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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
FISH STORY.

We lind the following two stories in the An.
gusta (Geo) Courier. The highly respectable
editor OF that paper doubtless saw the ,tansac-
ton TO which he refers, and on that suppos,.
ton We are bound TO believe every uem--
SO much for having II good cbarscte, There
Is scarcely an editor, present company
excepted, who could clam as much of his res.
deIs
" One day trout fisher fastened his hand
Hne' n large strong line, whose hook is thIovn
on 81 or ~ yards IN the rvrr) to his leg. find
ing the mutp licify of bis tackle inconvenitnt 10
manage. A large catfish weighing Is paund.
seized the bait, and before or fisherman va,
well aware OF the fact, be was posting down the
river faster than a tow boat as tern of asteamar
Luckily, the CATFISH, as much alarmed =. i.
follower, did not keep the deep channel. h,,,
attempted TO pass sand bar which nearly
crossed the stream Here our almost bresttess
acquaintance caught hold of something which
Drought the llsh to sudden hall, and the f;.b
erman was enabled to ayenge himself for bis
temporary disco nfilure. The Other case Occur.
req oni' lev miles abuve the city. The stur
se"" W tne neal OF summer IS very sluggish
aud will lie painting like hog in the c.,laI.
part nj the stream, regardless almost of m. or
proach OF danger. Orr friend found ma :,
these animals seven and halt feet lonp in =
swallow part OF thr river, and being much of n
man, thought he could master him by iumn;,a
aside OF hun, aud, At the same instant ei.,
ping MS hands into his gifts. He jumped and
was successful IN placing the fingers of hn,n
hands IN the fishs siils. Instantly the an;ma,
u''ea down The river like race horse. somo.
""e' "huer IN" water, sometimes our mo
''uer Could neither stop him, nor &c, m, hand
our "f ms gIlls, which clasped them Xix. . v;oa
fortunately TIE frigh'ed animal, after a roc ~
upwards Of quarter of mile, bolred into oo.
Of our trends own fish traps, and ,bars ' ,na
spectators who had pursued % the bank. final.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

..t.,k q feey f,ail ers from re captain of aa'N
-. ,I,et they were. II fart, Successful IN
sct,.pg portion of his properly. bn be WAT
d.,.,m,n.d not 10 sub MI 10 snca treatment
,;,hon, an effort TO lara the tables upon the
geniemea.
A connlsni for ssindling ~as lodged with
,be dice am! Car. with me OF his partners,
p,,1y. arrested Il held 10 bail. When the
cas-. va. tiisd, Carr. VIM was present, disco
vs,.d whist would be hi. inevitable fate. and
seconded. leaving his bail TO stand in his
.baa.. He started for Boston. and arrived just
:; time IN embark in u ship bound to New Or
Is.n.. on board of which we're four or i've
messengers one OF whom, Who had aconsIgnmrnt
of Goods for the Mobile and New leans mar
kets had known him under favorable appear
ep.e.. He adroltly wormed himself into the
confidence aud good graoes OF h' former ac'
quaint snce and proposed to Jnin MN IN hts
projected specnlation. After mutual eHplana-
oaIIans their plans were arranged and they as
cen3ed rbr Mississippi IN high spirit. por-
lion Of IA. property was nn>uspfciingly intfus-
red 10 Carr by the oth,r. Who immediately
sent itt9an Auction House. obtained hand
some advance viz. about $1,000, aud decainp-
ed TIE merchant pursued. Traced him from
nlace to ulare but Carr ended his gasp
Daring all this periol, TIE Individual who had
been bail for h., appearance, wfs anxiabsly on
the iouk out in every quarter where he could
dream Of probability OF finding him, hut 10
NJ purpose The Conri, however, extended
reasonable indulgence, knowing that he was
exerling himself to the utmost to find his pris-
on.r. At lai he received information that
fellow, corresponding in appearance and size,
wa, figuring in a country town III Ono. pass
ing himself off as a Mr.. Flagg of New Orleans,
and making hn' &C among the hearts oil III the
.'lly girls He despatcned an officer who
knew N,s p",son, ldennfed hin as Carr, put
him in irons, md mailed han Ion this city,
where ho arrived last week after an absence of
about a year. As he was convicted upon the
trials, lie vii doubtless receive thu same sen
fence that was rassed upon P"rdy, w 'mnt's'
onment in the Penllentiary for tho term of three
ygars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

dis.al;.fs1 with III ministry. On the nett Jay
a declaration Sss mai by some pf TIE CITIZENS
oi Ga,taAgena. eoi,te1 " Pronnnciafn"ni' "'
the can't of Mss5aleaa.' u !. signed bt me
Pff6r' ofihe Department, and numerous othef
citizens.
Tie following irAnLations 10 The journal
are from carihsgegs da'so Of Sep'e nb'r sfh'
The Bogoia mail 6f August 2sth has l1d ar
rived, ani brings cOnirmsi'on Of the news
which We have already presented TO The pun
he The capiiaIailon aud bulletin (Which we
suhion. will acqlaiat our conpalriois with the
events that have occurred
Colombia has IN truth arrived at awful
crisis, its salvation depends unon the wisdom Of
the measures which may be alto tied b. the go
vernmenf. that they may be snob a. honesi
men aud veteran patriots can approve
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Translation ola Letter from General La.
rAYErrE TO Gen. BERSARp, OF this city.
PariS, sh Sept. 1880.
My DEAR GENERAL:
Abundance vi news musi have reached Won
through the periodical papers. Nevertheless.
| think IL will he pleasing TO you 10 receive
some written "details. You will have receiyed
some publications relating To our memorable
week. You will also have read an account of
the Review by the King IN the Champ de Mars,
for the distribution oi our ri colored flags To the
National Guard The ceremony WINS as SPLEEN
did as that OF the Federation OF 1870. We had
five hundred thousand spectators and every
one was struck with the CELEBRITY VITA which in
less than three weeks we have organized nearly
fifty Thousand men of Nationni Guards--armed,
equipped, and fling of like veteran troops.
Tho King handed success Veiy TO the General
Commandef-n-Chefth the iorty-eignt tri-eolnred
flags, each surmounisd with cock in hru OF
the old imperial eagle, aud with this motto:
" Liberty-Public Order-Osys OF 9th, 2Sth
2e,h. July. 1880" The hIef
took himself the new oath, aud mad IL admins.
tered 10 the National Guard. The Culors were
iuirused to flag bearer, selected from among
the mechanics who had dlsliug ushed themselves
in fighting in the baIricades. Ihe Naiona!
Guards are organizing throughout Franc.
We have already fourteen thousand men tor
the two ondIssemenIs only OF 81. DEEMS and
Sceaux.
send to you the order of the day which i
addressed to tho National Guards of the hing
dom Next week. law will be propose for
the final organization of the French National
Guard. All the cilzrns will compose the sta
tionsry Guard the Young men the moveable
National Guard. From seven 10 eight hundred
III oasand fighting men will thus form good
corps OF reserve.
Yon know that some Disturbances have taken
place IN Belgium they will end, tn nix. by the
separation ofthat country from Holland, under
the same sovereign. We have not .inte fered,
except 10 signify that We shall not suffer that
any foreio army should exerci,e any right OF
interference, leaving the nations to manage their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
New AnVe ntian.

a NHE Farmers and planters, particular,,,
- the growers of Hemp aud lag, sill 6oJ
it much to their advantage 10 examin the =
hove invention, before they purchase hers ot
less consequence. II is a flut.d, or dentet
Roller. Hemp and Fdr Braker, and rs,ssr Nc
invented by Lafayette Tibbits--It NJ, CONTAIN
from 10 pains to 100 pairs OF flute n linden.
ted "ollers, aud The simple consiruci of all
lis parts, which renders IL Of long durability and
MOI ltblr to get out OF orde, Il he exne AZ nf
gearing, To operate the whole concern. will co.,
half less than The horizontal invention, d In,
position OF Its rol ers, will, in my opinion. do
the work more ei1ectualiy with half of the nun
Der Of rollers, than the said hsriy0ntni uachioe
" claimed by (he much ilitieted) Hines and
Bain." However, tie " neW inuenti9n" has
mat ascendancy over 4" IA. aud B."-ihat
viii engage to put into operation 30 PAIRS oJrol
lers tor the same price us " II. and BIZ will 81
palrs-is this not an ascendancy9 And, sro..
ers Of Hemp aud Flax, viii it not be TO yoar
interest to examine this neW intention mlnutelv
beiose you engage and thro. away your mo
ney for machines, OF talfthe importance, he
sides letting Partially put stop to improve
menr, and destroying the useful and inventive
genius oil our country
The above :" neip inptntiOu." the model of
winch wi be exhibited at Amherst November
Court. at the Hotels Of Doct. Powell and MI
Pierce, by the ihVentor-wfere the growers y.
Hemp aud FINK are invited 10 call and exam
Ine Tor themselves, Il machine we'll adapted lel
then best interest. A MECHANIC.
Nov 8 Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
LORENZO DOW.

The Rev Lorenzo Dow has been recently
preaching AT Vandalla. 10 cro"ded assemblies.
p" To Us, says the editor ofthe Illinois lntel-
IIgencer, the very appearance, of this
veteran itinerant who has worn ont a long life
IN the service of hi, fellow creatures. is u fec
ting and his discouTses are calculated TO leave
a favorable impression OF his mind aud his
p'ets. In nislravels lie has collected a good
deal OF wisdom aud n vast fund of anecdoie.
These are curou,ls nierwoYen together IN his
sermons and il i, this combination of the ex-
perIence OF an 81 ma with the observations
OF n traveller, together with nm eCeentiicity
of mann. T and Appearance, which constitute
their attraction. But ". saw nothing TO a
muse or create Ievlty-on tue contrary. while
here, his conduct in public aud private was
dign fled and serious and his conversation
and sermons highly obstructive and eyangeIi.
cal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

The Address TO The Cit,bens of Boston, which
was delivered on the l7th ali. hy the dislin-
gushed President Of Harvard University, Mr.
Qnmcy, has been issued IN IA handsome
pamphlet, and viii he read with fond inter-
es' by every son OF New Fuglsn The
suhlolned passage If the conclusion deserves to
he recorded IN every neiGorv.
" he great comprehensive truths, writ en-
IN letters "i light an every page oil our history
The language addressed by every passage OF
New England t. all future ages, is this-Hu-
tan happiness has no perfect security but free
dom freedom none bat Diciae virtue none but
keOWfedge aud neither freedom, nor virtue.
nor knowledge, has any vigor or immortal
hope, except IN the principles OF the Chris
tan iaIth and the sanctions OF the Christian Re
hsion."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

a the subscriber iniends to relinani,, u.
IA Dfy Goods business. Ia. will sell In, .,aa'.
oil fresh aud lately selected Dry Good, =.
cost. Iney were purchased before the H.
adsance, ani viii nov be sold lower ~,
they can be purchased in New York. a.!
stock consists of lndia silks and Grapes, nl.,
aud chan cable Glo' de Naples, Merino Gu
mere, Silk and GAUGE hdkfs, coloured SATIN
most kinds of woolien goods, with amo,,
every article IN the Dry Goods business .u,,atf'
10 tie present seasou.
\ stock corapt.'ely unhroken and So desi,.
DIE has perhaps never hren etieIfd at III. nj
before. Purchasers are requested TO c II.
WM. HAMILTON.
Nov 4 IT..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Erlraet Of a letter io'the Boston Palladium da-
tea NHw YORK, Saturday Oct. is.
Young feIlew, whose history is somewhat
interesting, calling himself Joseph F. Carr,
was this week brought back to this city, TO a.
tone Tor the crimes he has been guilty OF, by a
three years residence on Blsckwells Island at
the useful vocation of hammering out stone
Inns distinguished parsonage was formerly an
inoaoHant OF Boston, "a merchant, aud doubt.
less well known to some NJ the numerous read
ers OF the New England Palladium His career
wth you was his first appeardnceaS swindier
lew nn'oward circumstances came to the
knowledge OF few persons VINO had some re.
gard Tor him, and it was resolved by them
To furnish him with suitable hinds to enable
MIN Il change the theatre ofacton This cit
was therefore selected by him asa proper
course for future operations, and he commco-
eed business with three or four partners. as
honest and upright AS himself--one was to be
"a merchant, another lawyer, a third broker.
aud fourth general Spectator in the mark
give reference TO the lawyer and broker, and
all scruple about the responsibility and respon.
Sioility of the purchaser being satisfied BY their
assurance, his own note was taken in payment
and the goods delivered This was the rsod,,s
operHndt Tor some months ; the notes were ne
YER paid tue goods were converted into cssn,
short metre !; add many an unsuspeciing man
was onirageousiy swindled out of consider BILE
sums OF money. they at last attempted to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Indian Murder and Erscaton. are in-
debt"d says The Sandusky Clarion) to gen.
ileman OF this town lor the following extract OF
a letter from the Post Master at upper san
dusky, dated Oct 9Th, 1890:
3" Yesterday Wyanhotte was executed for
murder, comnnted on another Nysndoite on
Monday night lasi. On Thursday, the sentence
was pronounce !, hnh, Oh yesterday, Friday, in
TIE p'esenoe OF Iatge oonconrse Of both
whites ana lnians, lie vas executed, al a
quarter past o'cock, p. Nj. he was shot
lkneei'ns by ms grave) by SIX men, appointed
Tor That purpose. He was condemned by the
voice OF the nation. l. Three Christian men
and three pasans were chosen as execution
ers."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
From The Taliahossee FloriJian.

Curiosity i rs counlry aho uLds with lakes
or ponts from few yards to n mile ~ diameter
the banks are sometimes sloping, blt neral
ly abrupt. The water often OF great depth.
4 Circumstance occurred few DAYS sinc-,
which shows the manner IN whirh they are
found. This country IS based on porous she'll
rock oil the most re- ent OF tertiary formation,
which Is penetrated IN every direction by
strea of various magniiuirs fran TIE rivu-
let 10 the nayigable MYERS. The Wancssa,
which IIses IN Jril .rson county, Is supposed to
discharge II IargrI volume of water than James
River at K chnond. me Waknlld is also "A
considerable River ~ its first appearance. 1t
is supp osed - hlseharg" The wa'ers OF Lake
Jackson aud the Itmunla. Betweeu the fouu-
TAIN OF the Wdkuila and iheSa lakes a number
OF smaller oues occlr at intervals. The water
ing n constant supply and discharge by sub
terrain rous channeB. Abuut four mites South
West from this place in lhelf vicinity lake OF
about half an acre IN extent was formed ldet
Frrda night. We are told that IA party were
fire hunt ng deer, aud had passed the spot bat
FEW moments previously. The Earth which
was covered With luge trees, Tell with Il tire.
menduus crash. aud The frightened huntsmrn
fled ia CONSERVATION. The spot has since been
VISITED by some gentlemen lroW this place
they state that II Is from forty to fifty feet Iom
tue surface 10 the wdle' the depth OF which VA,
not aSCeitained. The banks are nearly per
pendcular, The sink is surrounded by high
sand ridges.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Foui aud snCtge Htrdsr.-Amnng all the
horrid murders winch we have been called up
un II chronicle in the course of twenty wears
we have no recollection OF an Instance Of such
hruta anoctv as the following. TIE acco IN, of
winch is copied from the Salisbury, n. G..
Journal of tue Doth instant
A mo alTocious murder was perpetrated
in Davidson county, on Monday, the | lth inst.
by man named Osborn. He had been separ.
i atch from his vie snne months, and on the
day above mentioned, he went 10 the house of
his mother-Ia-law. with whom SHE resided his
conduct beng very outrageous, his wife be-
came alarmed and run off To the neighbours.
On this he gave vent 10 his passion by throwing
pair Of shoes in the fire aud on his mother
in law, an old lady 80 years of age. attempt.
ing / take them out, he assaulted her and with
an ave split her heal across the temples, and
chopped her body TO pieces in such "a manner rs
10 rrnder It impossible for the jury OF inquest
10 JON together the separated aud man IL d
uarts. lie then murdered QUE of his children,
by dividing IFS body into Two parts with his
axe After completing this most unnatural
aud daholcal butchrrv, he commenced piiing
up the chars, md other furniture ~ he
centre of the room, with the intention of setting
fire to them, and Consuming the victims Of his
fer city but hr arssl OF the neig hbors, pre-
vented the execution OF his design. He was Sc.
cured md is now confined in the jail AZ LeIing
| ton. We cannot learn that thr wretch was
insane; though the plea of insanity, will,
doubtless, he set up, as few viii TIE willing 10
believe that such monster could exist Ia CT
! vlIlzrd society, who could deliberately and
| in the full possession u his rational facu-
i lies commit a deed SO savage, bloody, aud un
+ natural
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

And largo nu'nber oi S5os, $50, &c. A.,
Tickets 50, Halves 81 SO. o. esSI25
For sale at WARDS T.tCr
Lynclpn,g, Va
Nov 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

L erarJ Conreaiion.-lhe great convention
IN New Yo k-great from the weight of charac-
ter IN IFS members, aud Nh impor ance OF the
subjects that occupy their Neutrality-suspicious.
ed on Saturday last after having adopted re-
soutipn presented bv the Hon. Edward Living.
stoo, for establishing a naiilnal institution. A
CON nutee reported iavorably o.. suggestion
OF Professor Perdicari, 10 resuscltale wha are
called the dead languages, by adopting the
modern pronunciation and by change IN the
moae otirachlng. u. s. Gaz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

New York Consolidated Lott ~
Extra Cla.s No. 30.
Drawn in the CITY of New York on We jnes8,.
the 23d November, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

y found bin, swearing in the mosi no,;,;u
niann'f' II was The iss. sturgeon he would CIV.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
DigSes' Prize Office.
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
AND
Z 0OO Doilorc

5000 Dollars.
New York Consolidated Lottery, Ex~
ira Glass, No. 80, for 1880.
10 be drawn ia the city of New York, on Wed
nesday,he Sd day of November, 1880
SO Numbers--10 drawn Ballots.
CASH.
priae of $4,000 prizes Of Sop
IN ONO IN 4UU
hooo IN 300
a oon on 900
3nnn o. lGl
osno IN ~
1000 los "
Besides Dos. los, &c.
Tickets only So Halves 50 50--Qrs. 20
For sale at DlGGES' LOTTERY
and Exchange o flee,
Lynchburg, Va,
Where all orders from the country Wv"
paid) enclosing the cash or prize tickets ~ IA
sponsibte Lotteries. wal be promptly a''e'''
to.
Nov,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Per Conira.-fhc following observation OF
the N-"-Yofk Evening Post, upon The recent
areount u the extraordinary department OF our
Minister al ST. Pntersbu,g. ia entitled 10 a
place u our Columns, ,fter having copied the
otter from tie Journal Of Commerce:
rs 10 the storhs told IN the bitter written
about Nj. RASDIIPu W. have oply 10 remark
thai letters have been received in tins country
from persons Of the highest responsibility, VINO
made the passage with Nj. Randolph, and who
speak in high terms ni his courteous and enga.
ging manners. which won the ragard of ali on
b ard tue vessel"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Colombia by pe way OF jamaica md Tia
vana. papers from Cnrihagent TO Sept. SIN and
from Bogota Ia August 2Sth haze hcep received
IN this CIV aud by the waV of HslliHA, the
Jamaica COurant at the 29th September has
been received IN Boston. The later paper
contains the following item of intelligence.
The following IS translation Of a Pracla-
nation issued ny thu Llberatur, on the Is h lu-
slant:
Proclamation Of Boiiuar 10 has COuuirymen
The public calamiies which have reduced
Colombia to state OF anarchy, forac me 10
quit the repnse oil retirement, TO tulG du-
ties aS Cuiaen, and SoldIr. Many of you
call me, tha | may assist in freeing The kepub-
lie, from the alarming desolai,oa which threatens
it. Penetrated with the sincerest gratitude, |
promise 10 'uh. 10 the utmost OF my abilities.
the confidence with when yOn have honored
me. | offer you all my zeal to cooperate
with tou IN the re-unIon OF The family. Colon
bIa al present sunk Ia the horrors OF CIvil war,
Il belongs toyou 10 save her, aud 10 re.unite
Yourselves 10 the Government, which uue con =
mon danger has placed in your hand Forget,
| entreat yon. even your passions. for without
this heroic sacrifice, Colombia will be no more
You will othrrn Use. leave the iuglorlous re-
nsc ION, that people VINO did not respect
themselves sacrificed THEN glory their liberty.
bui 90 \ olumDians, tdn are oOtdieut 10 the
voice ii Your Religion, and your Country !!
Inu respect the Magistrates aud will obey the
Laws and by these means you will save Colo NJ
bla. BOLIVAR.
Carthagena, Sept. lS, 1890.
Our correspondent writes, that Deputies had
arrived AT Carlhagena from Bogola. and Boll-
var to depart Tor Ocana in ten OF twelve
days, OF about the Is OF October.
We cory the foregoing from the Boston
Commercial Gazette.
The journal of Commerce Of this mornng
contains several TRANSACTIONS. tappears from
them that the garrison in Carlhagena, where
9i'vsr has been residing 10 promote dIssenton
and civil war, made declaration Oh the I'd o {
August. declaring him Generaiissino In cou.
sequence. as was said, ola resolution taken by
the Callao battalion. A meeting was held on
the evening OF he same day. al which Bovar's
Skclai on Generals attended Correno. Ucross
Ol.esry, Luque and Blanco, --seven colonies,
two captains If the NAVY, ten First Comnan-
dan's, and various other subordinate officers.
Resolutions were passed, Tor which we have 40
room to day. They were TO the effect that the
army was the people, aud tina, the army was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
From The National iteiigencsr.
LAFAYETTE.

Translation ola Letter from General La.
rAyErrE 10 Gen BFRSAHp, OF this city.
Paris Sih Semi IS3O
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Gre1f Meeting n Masonic HnH.-Last eve
ming ne witnessed one Of the most numerous
as.rnhl fgcs thai ever cosvru4b in this city
The chair pss ttken AT r'elpck by h" venera
biz Col. TrHubiU the d=de-camp of GEN
Harrington, during the revolution. The objsc
of fhe the Ing ~as ~ disap prove Of the Vnie oil
Me.". C1h5reieag, fecDianrt and White on
the l,riian question. Hlr0m ketehUm and Peier
Sharp. Esqs. we're chasen Secretaries, Mat
thea g. Patterson. E-q. opened the meeting by
orctble appeal 10 the feelings Of philanibro-
pIi.s without political distinction of pafties.
RESOLUTIONS disapprovlng of the vote of our pre-
sen Representatives., and recomm ending the
nomination Of 4 ssrs Chdnder, Laurence and
Smith, were oh.red aud una .im1usly approved
Of by the meeting.
Al tie close oi the proceedings. and when It
was anticipated thai the meeting would be IA
vored With addresses from some of our most
able cIlizenS, the arrtina was Interrupted nv a
party Of disorgani,eus brlonging 10 the Tam
many ard Sen incl factions. Mr.. Webb an
hnel'shman, comneneed the difficulty by n
sueFc'. aud n the md, off red 10 the meeting
Their (Sont nel psft}) list Of candidates, for APP
pros al. iicfe a setue disgraceiul to every well
c1ndItioprd society, commenced and was
followed az Ill very iecent man criad shame
The Courier aud Enquirer have encountered
fearful responsibility by stirring up this bust
moss aod We are greatly mistaken, If the result
will moi disappOlnt The chiel wire workers.