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Al Special Meeting Of the Boerj Of School Oficers
ife Seventh Ward beld Monday evening March H. the
aowins Preamble and Resolutions offered by Commissioner
Webb were unanimously adopted: .
EA,ye0s pleased Divine Providence TO visit by death
81 Fsther Brother and Colleague JAS. B. BRINSMADE,
,ans yafant his In this Board well as deprvug us
fhis valuable council and long experience, and
Eheas by this sudden stroke Of mortality his family and
pds are deprived Of his company, his affection and his
venta advise therefore be IL
Reed That in consequence of said bereavement, the
Aoo of this Ward shall be adjourned Immediately on their
sether tomorrow Tuesday, for that day
Rssoed That this Board when it adjourns sha adjourn 10
,tt body at the house Of his son, Mr. f. L. BrssmsdeSn
hooklyn to attend the funeral. ,
Re.ored That in his death lose at father brother
Nd friend in the ofPopular Education; in comnemora
Of which ask TO appear ct the funera as mouihofs
rearng Grape upoE the left ann. 80 .
Esseired, That deeply sympathze with hn boreayei
ny and friends and that copy OF the proceedings OF TINS
etns duly authenticated by the officers Of this Board be
aded his family asking the privilege carry into effect
se fore going resolution.
Rored copy Of these resolutions be prepared for
tree or papers be published tomorrow morning as an
of this Board III token OF esteem and endsp
Ia cur departed colleague. 80
R,,ored That we respectfully invite the members OF the
he Public School Society Board Of Education and school
generally attend his funeral agreeable to notice IN the
ssrs az his day WADE b. WORRALL,
''~ DAVID WEBB,
ABRAM DENIKE,
JAS p. BREMNER,
ZEBULON C. INSLEE,
GEO w. KING,
VIM S. TUERS,
THOS. lAWLER,
JAS. w. BARKER,
BENZ. PARKHURST,
THOS. WILLIAMS, jr
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Children accompanied by parents half price.
Doors open at q. Concert 10 begin at7i-
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The "Iron DemOcrucy."-The undersisned, Deneyine
pomote the Of the Workngmen OF the United states
scud euy call upon the Republican party OF the United
States REJECT the by which they have been hthert2
HOWL THE IRON DEMOCRACY.
proer ssing for grand demonstration
nd ugurson Of the Iron Democracy at as early day as
Fscicable IT, ,, -,
are enough hold representatives from each State aud Ters
~ In the Union made Of American Iron by American Work
,pen paid for In American Gold will be used the
arOD -.
p.poerscy. WIN. GLAND BOURNE.
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CARD-The undersigned Chairman Of the Committee Of
Mass Convention Of Nokngmen in tsyor Of tho prosperity
American Labor hereby teDlers his thanks to H. DOD
North esq and his mpsed performers, for their yalu
services voluntarily given at the Mass held on
severe change in the weather. which rendered It almost i'm
ybe speak in the open air served 70 prevent f9 AMI
sd orssnzston which would have given the performers
.os satisfaction in their attendance on the occasion
Nw.York March IL 1886 WM GLAND BOURNE,
On behalf of the officers of the Convention.
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Chemical Lectures by DIR. Doremus.-A course Of
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ne Republican Cubs Of the several Wards requested to
t the name Of the IRON CLUBS with which shall de-
rh whole army Of the enemies Of Freedom and pure
democracy. VIM OLANo bOOhNE'
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PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN STATE CON-
VENrION.
HARRIsRuRG. Tuesday. MaY

HARRISBURG, tuesday, M9y H. 1890.
The Eide branch Of Know. Nothings are holding
State Convention in this city, with closed doors. Sixty
delegates are said to be in attendance, among whom
are Gov. Johnston and Gen. Small A. w. Benedict
esq. presides over the Convention. Outsiders are in
doubt as the object of the conference II is under
stood that the Twelfth Section wing of the party pre-
dominates.
Mr. Eide presided at the afternoon session. Gen.
Small offered resolutions ratifyng the nomination Of
MessIs. Fillmore and Donelson, denouncipg the Ad-
ministration for repeating the Missouri Compromise,
and condemning the Kansas-Nebraska act as an out
rage on the people.
Gov Johnston offered substitute approving the
action of the Delegates who retired from the Phila
delpha Convention and the calling of convention at
New-YOrk for the 18th of June.
After the debate the substitute was rejected, and
the resolutions adopted by vote of thirty-three to
twenty-five.
Gov. Johnston and fourteen other Eide delegates
then retired.
Mr.. Eide moved reconsideration, in order to give
Dir. Fillmore time to get right on the Missouri ques-
ton. Rejected.
The ticket nominated by the Union State Conven-
ton was ratified.
A resolution to make future meetings open was
passed. Adjourned sine de.
The Ede delegates subsequently held public meet
ing, the Hon. John Covode presiding. An address is
being prepared to the people of the State.
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~UsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

,Hxs. "'.,l in reply to remarks OF his col
league, Mr. Fuller, des,~. ,rrnan 81 tbA Committee
that Mr.. Bucbapsn wss en-. nnat;no at Iancu
which framed and reported - ia. meeting u5 comnro
ter, resolutions den uncistory Of the "a tbey al
mise. Mr.. Buchanan did not see them L.
peared in print. n
During Mr.. PoIks Administration, Mr. Buchan-
proposed to extend the Missouri fne TO the Psc'nc;
but in 1850 be declared that the Compromise
superseded that line which construction led inevitably
TO the adoption Of the principles embodied IN Tue
Ksrsas. Nebraska bill.
Mr. Jones pointed with pride TO the long pubic lite
of Dir. Buchanan, who had received encornms from
true national for the pure morality OF his lc ana
the stern patriotism of his character Inc record Of
the Democracy Is luminous, but would be mared oy
any attempt to defend it from attack from any quarter
Mr. FULLER PA gave the Democratic Journal OF
that State the authority for his assertion that sa-
channn bad reported the Lancaster resolutions denim.
ciatory of the Mfsoui Compromise. 1t was published
in 1882.
The House adopted the report Of the Committee %
Conference On the Deficiency bill from which had been
stricken appropriation Of $500 900 fcs the continue
ton of the Washington Aqueduct
Two hundred and ten thousand copies Of the agri-
cultural portion Of the Patent Office Report or
dered printed.
Mr.. EVANS depicted the fatal consequences to our
Nationality which must result from the continued agi-
tation of the Slavery question and invoked the South
to stand firm in unbroken phainx against the in
vaders Of their constitutional rights. Adjourned
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cheap rate. 40 opportunity use ~ msch pur' veto
.hey choose TO demand. Qsar
a. Report on the "Great Falls" project estinsts
Inc q below the entrance of the water 10 the
al eIpens, ~eservoir, near "Dfoves's Rest" end
Dsirpufsng n "High service in q sorgetown," and
exclusive OF the ID right Of way at S5l7. sO4
the land for reservoirs 1900. tcsss sSsI Al IN,
Now for the balance Of svy., ,,cetovr "A ~. ~,
land, damage, high service iw3e,., ,n. &c. W.
ample provision for the largest demand, W 'N .
TO pump the water from the Potomac at ~ 1901
the rapids and entirely out Of reach Of the wssh tho
cities. And even If the imagined population shouid
exist, and the imagined wants srise, the pump
ing apparatus will be necessary aid when dependence
placed on the dam, and works at the Great Falls of
the Potomac.
believe there is no strong opposition to any res.
sopable plan or expenditure for proper supply Of
water for this age and generation; but while Phila.
dolphin, manufacturing city Of more than half mil
hon of inhabitants, is supplied with fifteen millions Of
gallons daily 1t is hard to conceive the necessity for
supply of sxty6ve millions for cities whose population
will not in the next twenty years be one-fourth 30
great.
have limited at sofse Of the prominent reasons for
the Of the Members Of Congress that oppose the
appropriation, and suggested cheap and efacieat
remedy for that opposition. Shall the question be
postponed indefinitely for q rallyiog cry among the
people, such steps be taken will at give the
Government and citizens all they need, and all they
may hope for
The question il too important forrest on personals,
remarks, entirely willing to leave my own actions in
this any other matter, to the criticisms of my Bit
JOSEPH Z. HOLMES
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
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WALKER TO BE RECOGNIZED.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Msy 10, 1856.
The President is decided on his purpose to
receive Padre Will, the Minister sent to represent
Walkers Government in Nicaragua. This purpose
may be communicated in the Message answering
the resolution of inquiry into Central American
sftairs. The opposition in the Cabinet seems not
to have affected the Presidents Meditation.
This step, if taken in connection with the dis
misssl Of Mr.. Crampten, the British representa-
tive here-whch dismissal is now determined
upon-it is believed by sagacious statesmen will
have the effect of reviving Lord Palmerston's
power, which is tottering to its fall and of serious
ly complicatng our relations with all the Euro
pean Governments. Indeed, it cannot be dis
guised that the most momentous consequences may
ensue, involving the peace Of this country in va
rioas quarters and inviting entanglements and dis
putes which cannot at this time be appreciated by
the public. A profound sensation will necessarily
be created throughout Europe, leading to new and
formidable combinations against the United States
1t is by far the gravest complication since the Ore
gOn difficulty.
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POSSIBILITIES AGAIN COMMENCED IN
KANSAS.
From 7as sssasssy Sorsreisn. april q.


Kansas is once more in commotion-the traitors OF
Lavrt nee have again set the laws of the Territory at
defiance, and this time have added murder to their
crimes Sheriff Jones Of Douglas County, than whom
Drawer man never lived, has been murdered while in
the performance Of his official duties-shot down by
the theving psupeis Of the North who are shipped TO
Kansas to infringe upon the nights OF Southern settlers
murder them when opportunity ohers-steal their
property and, if possible, to raise storm that VIII
cease oily with the Union itself.
The excitement in this city, during the past week,
has been very great. Rulnors Of various kinds have
reached U.S. and although we believed a difficulty ad
occurrfd we were not prepared to hear Of such la
mentable news-the death Of the patriot Jones. His
death must be avenged. His murder shall be avenged,
if at the sacrifice Of every AbOtionist in the Tenn.
tory. II the Slavery party will quietly sit eth
and see our frieLds, by one, murdered by these
assassips without raising their arms TO protect them
we much mistake their character. Will they again
allow q Northern Gorernor to cheat them out OF
their lust Ievenge1 We answer emphsticaly, NO
II the Governor Of this Territory and the Admins
tration at WasLiIgtO any longer attempts TO force
us TO assume the position OF outlaws, before we
can have Justice done us, the sooner such contn'
gency aries the better. We are now In favor Oh lev
cling Lawrence, and chastisng the tratorous there
copgregafed should result in total destruction OF tne
Union. If we are to have war, let 1t come now
While the memory of our murdered friends, Clark ana
Jones are fresh in our memories We can cooly sna
determinedIy enter into the contest, let It result
NAV. We do not approve Of the couse OF the "os'
erpor in calling out the United States troops 70 q
force the laws Of the Territory. u looks 10 Us ~
tua admission that the Law and Order party OF
sss are not strong enough within tnemse"'' "
he aW