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Cen.n,. Hnznnr. So. 3D. Broad.ay.--MI

Genn'- Bazaar No. SD BroGiwa y.-MlLLINERY
GUCbSG. ett opening o. tn ipn, 90 HU RoDAf sept
% 1885 ygheu iGnrnsrab variety OF Pans
u, al tb hates mode ade- Head. Dresses Of the choicest
md ncs varied the inventions In Chdnens
Care ard Hate Gtc Lslie' SHrur's.
fuy LACE AND FNBRoipESy DvPART"EvT VIII be tlund
rlcfe h 0sscnpiD OF loom and hand work ia the
Grade BIl Of he latest psfteTs.
bFASTs WAEDROREs, differing 10 extent ADD consequently
IN price Kept complete sets and Misses Wardrobes
adapted ceTent constantly kept On hand READY fo
tnnsoisfe use.
LADIs UNDTR CLoTBRc io'ms important branch at the
Bexaa Here lad urL ed with eoIupcte wardrobs
every yaety Of and price enumerated IN lists with
being subjected T. the slightest detention everything bens
always opt ready foI instant
The DKFsSMAEINC bkPARTMtNT forms another distinctive
feature IN Ills essb ment. Ladies' wishing 'h-r mate
be assured of having their orders exc
ested with the fuitt puucuAty ludum ir0m and To
the ses tbs snf being unGeT tbs setntend
e perfect mistress Of her AT.
CmLDstN's HTAp will he focut inl'y represented
The novelty this boys Hats is The brown FOL sod
white beaver perfectly unique syle 10 which attention
~ especially invited.
T1iF BOYS CLoTuINC DEPARTMENT sdofds VIDE eold for
choice In uths apparel VT lseton, of the late firm OF
HlH Jselton) whose celebrity Cater Of IOuths Gar
raenis been patent the public holds this
Department fitting man could not well bafund
ohsntd the Instant, ID cooce more ample could
not be met with 70 sry fufnuAnE store 10 the city.
LapIEs aud CHLDKENs Shors Of he best mlkH occupy
their appropriate whore be waved asso net
af Pss Slippers Gso's, Ties, 20 su the tastes OF ILL
THr HcsITRV DEPARTMENT - Fpck 4 wi an unelu'ed
Selection OF SIX Thread Cotton and NoOlen Underwear also
Hc,e for sdiss, mi.ses infants end boys
fUEsfo the uierce Of strangers VISITING he city
email but very choice viii r.
GFNIN'S Bagasr, u Ni.hOlas Hotel.
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fine ARTS.

GOUPIL 4 Co beg TO announce that they have
~ oshibiioB. Tot time, tho celebrated Painting
b. AKX StHEtIrH.
-rd vii continue suhcrilcs for tho ias
LINZ EasEAvtA., witch vii ehorfly b, published
FINE ART GALLERY,
No. Sda broadway ssw-Yofk.
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Westward uo :. TheJ- viii be meeting Of me IVES L
Yrs AssUCIAi IUN On IN KSDAf EVEN No, Sept 20,
al ocvcE a. No. It's Bowcry The public ere invited
". WILDE, Secretary.
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR

Nl Revised by !. +. 5bsoa Of New.York-
For sale b. G. H. HiLLER, No 6sj Broadway New Yors
We cell tie nfcn Of parents and telchets 20
this t,Ie book How ush labor snd Annoyance would
have he saved children OF larger growth the Gram
ur Of our DAG thus abridged made intel igoe
[TucsermAn.
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sprau's Patent <elf-SealirE Cans will preserve
Peache. Tomsoos sry Other Fruit Vegetable In sesh sta
and tssr flavor without the addition Of
spF,s other preseTvave properly They are Easily
spened closed iuuy by turning ettachm.at TIE
eticay SELL AII$C S have raised
Iotter. eyefycsp "SPkArT'S PATENT, " Ellis PRO
vOST PPOPhIFIOBS" Full drccs.cns for Preserving &C.
e5npaoyaR th- Ciut. Phee Of Cans . - per do1c1
$50 Pcr dozen Wrenches ard FUN % 10 cents
o~ch " Eli = fhpN t'SI, 4cie tfoptietoIr
IN. S,t Pcsr'-s,., ncar FTRnE4inslusre.
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NTEW SYSTEM of TEACHING FRENCH
From The V. Y. Ev-aio- Post.

NkW SSH NJ on IEAVIiINU T hhNU q,
~ TEE WHOLE FRENCH LANGUAGE. ny I. Rob
ert'op- 81 m Enc 81 3 KEY TO DO. Is Gotta
system has M, with The most eXtraordinAry favor
throuGh0ut Europe and the work pped 20 teaching
French by Prof Roberor himself believed combine al
TIA; valuable in a. items Ct MASESCA OLLESDOHFF
HAMILTON, AND I'M oLDEk CRANaAkIAAS
For The convenience q those who would examin. this
rYsfem the Publishers have pl1ed the First
Lesson essentially on The sans
pi.ul Tor ssu,eus dbzon those who apply for II,
professors Of sac language who RAY prefer iee ens
WORK tor e1Guna ion, copies viii be nail Tree OF ex
pense Oh the receipt Of ~ system - ID for he sys
tenn and hey Pub. ,.hsd by ROE LOCkWOODk SoN,
American and Foreign Booksellers,
No al Broadway, -. \.
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Wisconsin Farm snd Village

The Western Farm Association viii hold Resu'sr
Meeting THURSDAY EVENING, the 9th luot, % heir
Oee in the late Opera Home, the Vnc OF tor oace
End sths fronting the sowev. Subscribers may pay m
lily ins ailments Of 81 o. or - molthlv.
RWs. JoAEs, j., Secretary. JOHN STEVENS, PTest-
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TREATISE on SEXUAL DIsEAsEs-By

"A L. H. Dixon, II. D. rs pess.i price ~ Thi, tdi.
tou crrairs chapter. yZ.Ihe uew treatment
StictuIe Operations fr Ncocele; Chicuncou GGfe Tor
d. by and Sperusorrhea; Los OF Erty 10 the newly mar
rod an up,upected cause For sale BY o. A. Roorbioh Jun
f Aau.t sherman Co, 2Voey-ss s.user to"n1end'
~ Brosdwsy; De Witt a Davenport. l69 Nassau g.
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A GkANNAN OF 'VMTUNII IU'i UNi UNIV
~ pUAL ExEEcisI5 ~ WSlrnc NV FscLisn LAhCC .@r
~ y Tower. tri Prot r. y. T~ccd. Of Tons CcL9F"
NDg suTunzr correctly il md eau ou' be attained
By rocre TIE FKffcos THE bob Effcier n'i PR
ound sa.Itsd Tho hatff r willing gfanHmott 10
Compost tie la's stsrtrt frstffri nr onY 'uS r"
~ nss ihps sfnpiynz tho wuk By nov fnSti"i o
f'faUpcrsni
Tis whole vot 10 rtthe'T plan sud o'e'uin, ."a
fais Lr ,st ssl m sht AID ptppsT gyiluE Lot
otr,y af.s ihtafasfrd % FCufaiinn rrafnfns T.
rshrsi,sd by DANii l. - tHLnH 60
Fe,s e. no 90 inhn o. Mes Aofs.
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TUE BRITISH ESSAYISTS-

4 LITTLE BROWN L 60.
Have PRES epnHt Of Cna-a-rs celebrated cation Of
THE BRITT s III T. = > = >,
In g vcrIrrs
ConprDs tie Taller spectator, Gcr ,n. RGi1b %, 'dVen
tu!er WORE CJ'aosc1r Idlr M,r-oT Louneef Oo~stVet
and Iool Or with In6e. ys,rs)e Htorc anc b
oeraptiral Pfelzc-s.
size sai E-.e JlTTLt-
Brown A co.'s popr' A. Edition Of TIE BRITISH POETS
sno scd al the saIse price--7j Gems yo.une.
TIE int volumes compr TIE TAILtH, VII. be =
susd eAry Ia Oc.ohe-. LfTT Z, BROWN / Co..
L-w and Fo-eso BocksesTs No III WSkn .;onst BOsot
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Iht Map Of ECROPE.-Just published
4 new and conPe.g .rariot'~i- - RAILRni o MAI Of
EUROPT-Erg sycd on Plates
THIS WI Be found very an lld eOnPe'e Nap snd Ou'e'
III more hsa Wa Map u having the Del ar
menu OF France tho States q Rrsa std lie mtrut5 ?lisci
pAs Il Germany. &C. sccnrsc aa dosn era eoofed to
4 tier n The pEciPs- Rso4es tasogsEos hon The test
Railroad GuGrs.
TIE CouD,rrsl LHe-s-y and Taven: COunu1iy are re-
sured his VI De sye Necessary Nsp . pOess a. i Is Min
uly Vcry 3suey Uttered AL u conyoai-nt -
being 50 by ohos sd DO had rollers OF IN e5uscrsni
portable tom - .,
EIg.attd and Yub!'iAsli > D. q. JOHNSON.
10. y Nasasu Of John.
ord srA eFcir!t GEMS rs-tsd eel this slap Eons
-. 1 IN
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The inv TeElprrun alliance VII for import mt
Susit, o. on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT Sept 81 No i6l
The Ward Al iauees requested 70 send fan
deiegcn five from Ward and 20 the names OF
three from each Assembly District to the S;ae Cor
veDtop Utica Ocob By order Executive Comghttee
G. j. WARREN. Corresponding Secretary.
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The Annual Exhibition of the Qaecns'C 0unty Aa-
ri. DiiuraI society will be- ne al on CHURS-
DAY 2th opening q II oc och. The Ahuh Address 5y
the Hon GEORGE ". CLINION, at 2 NJ Tho Finishing
will ssne tickets - those VISITING the teir az
a reduced The steamboat connecting with the cars vi"
leave g, 10 sLd " clocs.
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NEW. YORK TRIBUNE'
r.ur sKNII-WENN TRInINk
rur NETWORK TRIBUNE

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fs,.r. I'VE r'v,~, ~ - f'Nc 1E III - A'N@i
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80 yvy pFrAN e n & 4 "
e,.A,s Cr she departure % each Mail steamer for lv
49, q - PEI sRurn, postage included Smsie Copies
taxta
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mr. J. CIawson Il eliey will Lecture on DI,EASES
az II RALLY az Bleecker Hsi MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS TIE l7h and lsh aud q The Detnt 8,Pe91,Iy
s.rrer Esd Al and 2dav. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS the lob and Goth Of September commencing ats
ocock Ladies AID Gentlemen invited to attend Adn
acn nee
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A NIW HCDE THE MARiIAGE GUIDE F.!
~ Of FtsfE Mrni' 4rr rfrsintirt' is=tsUi fgr
Stt.fay sttisJ ia.es1ins g. NJ W
Hai.st us satiar sti ir.'ata' ti..tsiL sd'~i Nc
I.aI,rd tss aa..a ri@fss rass r. r"hi,t3 ~ r
cItGng w. - No. Fs.t --lis -iii s..rs.a ~
,asi ifg - 1.ta sll'sss - Tie
ef.ai.si s.a S~..l-sl nos,- ~ ..ts.,ai t-b
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aisa. ,.isisf ~ it r ~ Slice 20 hs 1i.l T. '"- r0"-
E., ..s - a.ii.e.g s-A .--'@'5 li-l r-''el-s -
IIMitf fkrEhsr noon iust published
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ni.Gr a.. -.s..ls s- - ~ -, go - :
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a.. s-sa.-. - III .s-.i. - t--.-,- -.-l-rf
fabf 90 boz b--.s-n-. - . ..-i---'
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NAhrtn- Situations by two respectable Girls
w -sss a. cHAMGrsMAln aud wAirGR. or IN "a

t'assis hsesssvt ia saAl smAy, tho o,hsr a. COOK
Ashfk Nad lEnNEk. hah AVE soot e,tx ts6.,cns..'
las - zee . NJ as UA 't between 10, snd sisss
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TEH NETWORK TRIBUNE
9prr,aJ Gaoures.

NOTICF.-Thr MAILS for EUROPE, per
$50" S,esrer ATLANTIC, al oOe nj th's oihce gu
WtpNFspAY &c lah lay 4 SeptembcI, ~ o3 ocoes AN
ISAAC y FOWLER, Postmaster
Vcnnh Irap County Conventional Mass Meeting
81 - rsns = York CIty VIII be be At the Tab
srrssJe MS EXENING the l9th nsi a. soeock ,r The
e ,i,eur gotes reprrs.nt m q sud County
sfNc~ Yerh ue RErUBL CAN STATE CoNNENrI04
ss ,,s.a he Syscuse the = ms The hon hHN.f
"a sp\ - ~.rsas from Mass ,rhuset's, The Rev nEN
~ NAEI - ECHER the ton. ErASfUS d. COLfbh
NN CIRilS sd oher eDin-n spesseis are e1Peesed 70
rAdr - The ne ciirr ..,,-, ,,,-,-r
IUNAN SHERWOOD, JOSEPH I'LL ~
EDGAR KECCHUN, JAMES kENNEpl'
FpGAR MCMULLEN, ID. /. hAhS,
y n UATIOCK VI & BOYD.
w, Nr-RVFA r. ~. AMONT,
9pf RFTp G. G.. LIE OIL,
JAMES &. SWAIN WILLIAM PEEL,
j. J. CFTA~BAES,
p.p, hl;c-r (.4D4ra Committee.
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North-wes,ern seiilemen; Con

NOrih-WetIPrn Httt!tInPN tOI1pa1S' ~ U2yeot
.d cegr of this OrgauZ.t'OD will be fully explained on
wEDNESDAY EVENING, sept. 10 a. Convention dali, No.
i7s rst between Blocker and Houston sta at y
,e,ck All avail themselves OF the oppOru
uiry Of securing FARM IN I1ws, Wcondn or M'nnes2s AZ
ths Government price Of shDgs per acre with all tbs
Of sssocissd nu'srs which fail great
ephsre. the vtlue. do well attend This meeting
and s the useve Of the superior Inducements afforded BY
this oInbi1 stiOn JAMES hAChEAN, fTeSilehI-
THos EDeL RLY Secretly.
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SITUATION WANTED - BY a respectful
CIrVATIONs WANTEp-By two respeetable

- Young omen, siscrs - solpsble SEAN
sTRFsS era coed Shut Maker. The other as CHAMBER
MAID: exctsD NshGr snd lro7er, walt NJ tAD
r,urec Gan 1--WE the best Of city references Apply 81 NO
81 It'll =. eau bc seen iIr no Geta.
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The IuVrpnculese Conccption Of our Most
Biepooa Lady.
The giodou new1 Ms reached us that on the
eighth ofBecephsr, Pope Plus TX, of immortal re-
nowrh In the presene OF the Cardinals and Princes
Of the Church, deolered II an article Of divine faith
thss The Mothsy Of 6ed, oar most -blssscd Ladv.
pas conceiped oifhout original stain
He that has ears TO hear, let him heart He that
Is athirst let him leave of waiting beside dry and
broken cisterns aud make haste 10 this city Of God
which is made glad by the torrent Of a river Aow.
ing from the living fountain Of waters.
A new banner Is raised on the walls Of our sal-
walton. II Is set up by a strong hand aud one
that cannot fail When the soldiers sea new
standard advanced by the orders Of their chief
they prepare assduously to follow H. The reason
Of our great exultation u this new definition Be- be-
cause the saints and the holy ones Of past ages,
who have defended this doctrine, who desired To
live that they might zee It defined have predicted
that this declaration would BIO followed by q time
of great rest and advancement to the Holy Catho.
lie Church. New graces were to be kndied Ia the
hearts Of the faithful and new multitudes were to
flock from the paths Of error into the great high
way of Gods truth. IN .5
Let the Catholics Of America acknowledge Their
past tepidity of faith, and hasten to shake II off,
Let us betake ourselves to our great Patronessr--
Mary of insns0cxlats conception Let faith, and
hope, and charity grow strong within s, and let Us
remember that God has set our task before us--
that of being, all Of MS In our various places, mis-
sionaries Of the /" Tabernacle Of God With men,
whose great business 1t Is TO save our own souls
and to convert this young and mighty nation to
the love Of God who was born for love of 1t and US
of the immaculate ViTyin.
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ron THE AsKRIoAs ORGAN.
Military supcrintendency.

Tho public attention is much awakened 10 the
policy adopted by the present administration, Of
placing officers Of the army over the civil works Of
the nation, instead Of tried, experienced practical
workmen in the various branches Of the service.
Tho committee in the Hosse Of Representatives, at
its last session, ofwhich the Hon. r. H. Stanton
was chairman, elected MAS Of evidence in rela-
ton 10 the armories at Harper's Ferry and spring
field, which convinced the House and Senate Of
the necessity of change. The act Of Congress, in
which the President IN called on to remove the
military officers, and to appoint civilians in their
stead, ia the verdict Of Congress in the case.
Notwithstanding this decision, the President
cvaded a compliance with the law, In manner
which aggravstes the insult offered to the nation.
The superintendent at Springfield, whose reckless
extravagance In the expenditure OF public money
In constructing palace for his own residence, and
whose dominecring department over the opera
tives at the srmory was 30 fully exposed, was In
deed nominslly removed from his post at Spring
field, but II WA only that he might be placed in a
higher grade Of Official rank, and have both the
national armorics under his supervision. As such,
he has since visited Springfield, and the free
spirited workmen were tainted With their imagi-
nary victory, but real defeat.
Az the committee was continued over to this
session, that Il might renew its searching opera
tions, We have looked into the proceedings Of the
House for some indication Of it's vitality but thus
far in vain. Surely the honorable chairman does
not intend 10 abandon an enterprise so glorious
ly begun nor to suffer himself to be entced from
the path Of duty and honor, which lies 50 invitngly
open before him. The eyes Of an expecting com
munity are upon him, and the full need Of honor,
or Of shame, must inevitably be his. We warn
him, that Il he would guard his good name from
heavy condemnstions, he must be up and doing
AMERICAN
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NOVICE,
AVOID ALL QUACKERY,
Aad take Medicines Prepared BY Regular
Physician Only. f@

Phystcfdn Only f@
Il REMEDY for each Disease, and all
60 Pom cSd. CSn,qpp ypsrsn
STA, Indigestion, Hour Stomach, Scrofula, and all
Skin Eruptions, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Bowel Afec.
Disease, Palpitation Neuralgia, Kidney and Bladder
Affections, Dropsy Falling Of the Womb and Female
Dr. ]. s. Roses celebrated Family Msdi-
cines tho result Of thirty years practice In Phil
sdelphia His prescriptions are for each complaint
aud have been well tested and approved BY hundreds
Of physicians, and thousands Of patients. ia.
DR.. J. 9. Roses Cough Syrup or Expec-
years experience as remedy for irritation infam
nation Of the Lungs Throat or Bronchia, 10 acknow
lodged by all TO be remedy eminently superior 70
oil other known compounds used for the relief and
radical cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption,
and all Lung diseases. Price 90 cents and 81. a.
DIR. y. 8. Roses WhoOping-Cough Syrup.
This preparation always relieves and prevents the
Whooping- Cough from running into other diseases
such as Inflammation of the Lungs Dropsy in the
Chest and Consumption II gives instant relief and
frequently cures in one week. Price 80 cents.
DIR. y. 8. Roses Group Syrup.--Chldrsn ere
also liable to Group which d snggps compliant
ing Group Syrup. Price % cents. ~.
DIR. j. 8. Roses Pain Curcr cures all pain.
internal and external may be relied on for curing
and giving almost instant relief to Cholera Morhus
Cholic, and Pains in the Stomach or Bowels, khsu-
NATHAN from Cold, Sore Throat, pains IN the Lrnbe
Back, Side Chilblains Sprsins. and Bruises Safe
70 ell ages. Price ~ IL. Is, and so cents,
DIR. j. 8. Roses Alternative, or Family
Pills, for Liver Compaints Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Sour Stomach and Controversies cents 800.
DIR. j. \. Roses Golden Pills, for the FAN
ing Of the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility, and
Relaxation--50 cents 81 tkssfg.
DR.. Roses Female Pills, valuable remedy
for Female Complaints. Superior to Hoopers Pills
DR.. j. s. Roses Compound Extract OF
Buchu, for ell diseases of the Kidneys and Blad-
der, and for Dropsy. Price 30 cents III.
DIR. j. 3. Hoses Nervous Cordial, for oil
nervous conditions Of tho system Neuralgia, Heart
Disease Papitation, &C., &c--6Q cents ftie
All whose constitutions impaired by disense, OF
weak BY nature, should read DIR. J. r. ROSES Nod
cal 1drise (which contains description Of the dis.
cases Of our climate and the mode Of treatment) IL
can be bad without charge, Of
z b. GILMAN, t1
q. SToTT a CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN, ot
PATTERSON 4 NAIRN.
ID. b. CLARK,
rI $685. H. n. MCPHERSON, p -
w. 7, EVANS, 4....ra
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s.4.,s, Washington. D. G.
j. l. KTDWELL
And By all dealers In Alexandria, Virgins.
fan g--eof 6m
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The religious interest still continues In Rev. Dr.
Tessdales church, on Thirteenth street, between
a and n streets The Rev. Mr.. wcstcott, Of New
Jersey, IL announced TO preach tonight Baptism
WIN he administered tomorrow night, and the right
hand Of fellowship Is 70 be given % large mum
Der Of candidates.. Judging rom the Ike srerci-
sec In this church month ago, much interest viii
Be fslt In the services Of this occasion. Gom early
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petition down the Zuni and Colorado rivers.



NE. EpIroR For somc time past hints have been
thrown out, by some knowing ones, that there was
a compact entered into during the last campaign
between Bishop Hughes Of the one part, and the
Democratic nominee Of the other part, regular
deed Of bargain and sale Of the Catholic vote for
certain considerations therein set forth. These
hints have been followed up by the public exposure
in your columns, Of late date Of facts and indiv
dual testimony, furnishing confirmation strong
Of the rumors recently set afoat. Now, sir, am
not prone to lend an attentive ear to the various
charges and accusations made, through the prompt
ings Of bigoted unrclenting psrtsanship, against
those holding political station. / deplore and con-
denim sucha course Of criticism. But there is some
thing so astounding and grave in this charge, and
80 dangerous and alarming ftrue, to the Republic,
that II demands consideration and scrutiny. The
source Of an accusation is often forgotten and lost
in lie enormty W
Now OR, hope this matter win not be treated
lightly. II seems remarkable fact that the pa
pers In the confidence Of the administration, en-
pccially the Union, usually 30 prompt in defence
Of It's patron against the ghtests whisper ofcalum
ny, are very silent upon this point. And I have
heard things myself, from good source, that lead
me to believe that silence Is deemed by them, in
the present instance, absolutely necessary to their
existence for the remainder Of their term n this
thing Ia true, as verify believe public indignation
win drive the President and bis Cabinet from their
official positions before the expiration Of their legal
term of Office.
But, mir, the people do not wish TO see this mat
ter passed over In silence. We csIl for what the
subject demsnds--aa open inrtsfigation. Let the
representatives ofshe people, the guardians Of their
honor and safety, ,unmask this foul plot Let them
show TO their Protestant country the secret Of
the fact that foreigners and Catholics are in such
high repute at our Republican court, and why the
most important Offices under our government are
filed with the spies Of the Jcsuits and the eissa
res OF the Pope Let them show whether the ne
cessity Of such m order as the Know othingsn
does not exist a
I think the thing is serious enough TO claim the
consideration Of select committee In Congress
Let this committee have power TO send for persons
and papers and to compel testimony on oath, and
I think something win DO laid before them that
win truly "astonish the natives" Let our mem
bers in Congress moot the matter; let them press Il
and demand, as right, this committee, and see
II the administration party dare refuse IL; aud
let this committee ssnd for letter, priften by Gov
Bigier to Kro~- Nothing in Psnnyivsrss at
bids my time" RAvrSswoop.
WAsHISeror, Jan, 4.