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RHRs. TgeE.NrSE q ESr, IN EXfsERK-

GfEA enced Nurse and female Physician, presents
to the attention of mothers her ~
SOOTHING sYRUP,
for Children TeethiHg, which greatly facilitates the
process of Teething, by sOfteuing the gums, redu-
cling all Infammation-wll allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is SURE TO X REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, il will
give rest TO yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up and sold hi article for over
ten years, and can say, in coz I'D 'nce and truth
of it, what have > be, a Die to say ofany
other medicine never sshas it faiied in single
instance. to effect cure @when timely used. New
did we know an in stance Of dissatisfaction
by any one who used ii. %0n the contrary, all
degh with its opera SUions, and speak IN terms
of highest commenda Sstion of its magical ef-
fects and medical virfu ave speak ia this matter
''what do know" al Sster ten years. xperience,
and pledge our reputa : i n for the fuld meut Of
what here declare =Iu idthost every instance
where the infant is SUI String from pa and
haustion, relief will lie @iound ia 10 or 20 minutes
after the Syrup is ad min q isteTed.
This valuable prrpara Ston is the prescription
of one If tile most eXpe = ienc,d and l. tfuI
Nurses in New EHgldud, - ,nd has been Used with
never falling success n - III u-ands OF casts.
1t not only relieves - h child from pain but
iuvigorates the stomach aud bowels reefs acid
iry, and < ives tonr and = nergY 10 the whole sys-
TEN. Ia III auosu in stantly relieve Griting
in he BOwe tnd Wind Ollie, and .rcOIne o.
vulsiJus, which if not = ,pee'iily rrmedivd, end
in death. We believe IL Sthe best al est rem
eriy in lac word, in all Sctses of Dys merry aud
Diarrlel in eli dreu,-% theT il a. Uses from
teething from any other caIi-e. We wen
say TO every mother who has II child Il C Ifg
from any of The foregoing complaints do not
let your prejudees, nor the pl 81 va If Others,
stand between your suffering chiid and the relief
that will be sure-.ts, absolutely sure--IO follow
the of this medicine it timely Used.
Full directions for using Viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine uness the fac siinile of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Ia on tbs out
side wrapper.
Sold 10y Drug gists throughout the world. Prin-
eiPal efiiee, No 10 Cedar street, New York.
Price % cts. a bottle nl3 dw1y
KELLER q WHITE, Agents, Evansville. Ind
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AvRUHTS, Sc, sc.
~ 10 boxes Layer Raisins
500 lbs Zante Currants,
800 lbs German Cherries,
800 lbs do Prunes,
ITO lbs Genoa Citron,
10 doZ French Mustard,
$50 lbs Macsrona (importedl
$50 lbs Vermicella do
$50 lbs Fresh Dates,
100 IDS SEltana Raisins
For sale by COOK & LANGLEY
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Sd rows OF PEARL ST-z RCEF-IUS
90 received per steamers Sam kirkInan and Ida
Mayor all coo king and laundry purposes, guaran.
te-d equal TO any made. For eale the trade In
lots to suit purchasers, BY ;. 3. GILBERT d CO.,
nar14 BE. & ayeaasre at.
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LEATHER BETTING.
EW"EG'S PATENT STA TENED
CO Cemented aud hivet-o Leather BeItink-also
Lace Leather, Rivets and Burs,-l9ivet and
Headers, Punchers and Cutting Plyers full
stock always on hand at lowest factory prices
CHARLES BABCOCK,
Inar9 6, Main street.
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II. KELLOGG, Secretary.
Branch Office, 81 &, 50 ". Third 81, Gin
cinnGt. II. Mogiit, General Agent
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HRESH .R.S.D s TE.RET POFRTOES.
III 300 bush Irish Peach Bloom Potatoes,
IS do choice Sweet Potatoes,
, Large aud email, assorted for table use and seed
at COOK & IANGEEY'S
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GERMAN & FRENCH NIGHT oChUOL.
TWVHE V.H.ESEASEG-S-RN MOST /

GERMAN & FRENCH NIGHT SCbUOL.
TYLAE UJN-DE q SXG.S-RN MOST
III respectfully begs leave to inform his friends
and the public in general, that he has ops ned n
night school for the Instruction Of the French aud
German languages. Being a graduate Of a European
University, and teacher OF practice and expert
encs, which he has become by exertion during
number Of years, he hopes satisfy all those who
may entrust themselves be entrusted unto his
care, aud begs the patronage Of his fe lowctizens
Also, young clergymen and students of the gospel
requested TO take notice of his lessons in the
Hebrew language. For particulars apply to
Rev. DR.. NJ. DELBANCO,
Professor of ancient aud modern languages, First
street. rear Of eshm's Commercial College.
jap2o-2mH
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Prepared by o J. WOOD CO.. III Market
street, st. uis, and4ti Broad ray, New York, and
also, by sll Fancs Toilet OoUds Dealers in the
United States aud Canada -0e
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~ CEf.a.N'CE TO 81 V.E MOVE 81
an Bitrroif Brothers now paying twenty-five
and half cents, current money, tcr Spanish and
Mexican quarters. fsb1
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Tor Chudren IeettlHg, which greatly facilitates tho
process of Teething, by sOfteuing the gums, redu-
cling all infammation-will alay all pain aud
spasmOdic action, and Is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, il will
--,TF
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MISCELLANEOUS

Ter inducelnenl3, fnlt
cannot fail to he 10
the interest Of all eu-
gagged in the business
To osiva me n trial
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LOSSES PROMPTLY PALDt

H6-Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns
% the Union.-aa
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TNyHE BEST ~ TIRE CkTk%2D0
II bushels of ure Pink Potatoes. Warranted
the best in the marAet, at 7. REDMoND'S,
mars Poseys Block
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&UST X q CRIH@ED FER Rail
- road, 1oO bush Northern Oat-, 'ush limo
thy Seed. II KAMEY, Jr.
mars
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o. > ]. w o o ID q o.,
ARE. ALSO, AGENTS FoE
HR. .U-aIN.Hr' - CEL - R.Ee-z TED
q u . II al - u nl g
marl2-3mdaw
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BROOKLYN City News.

FouSp nrlp ~ HIS Roox.-A physician named Edward
Clair, residing in Hunter street, Putnam avenue,
found dead a room Of his house Of Monday evening
He had no family His housekeeper had left days
previous 10 visit her friends and the deceased not having
been since Saturday OF the neghbors entered
the house and found him in sitting posture in his bed
room, and dead From appearances he died Of ap0pcxy
The dcceased was about seventy years OF age.
ASorrup RnRoAp.--The Common Council at their last
meeting granted privilege TO the Brooklyn and Newtown
Railroad Company 70 lay tracks and within the
city limits 10 connect with branch In Queens county
The right of way granted over the Myrtle plank
road, through Stockholm street 20 Bushwick avenue
thence to Dekab avenue, Deoevoise street, Wllougby
Bridge, Water, FULTON, Front and Gold streets
Tm BkiGIAS pAvEESr.-The Common Council Com.
mittee the subject Of pavn The Streets reported al
the meeting favor OF advert sing for proposals for
repavipg Fulton street with Belgian pavement Report
was adopted.
AssESr-Mayor Powell is absent from the city, and
Alderman Kalbfccb, President Of the Commn Council,
Is ofhciatng az Mayor IN he stead.
FtoanSe oS rEr ocsly-on Monday afternoon the
body Of was seen floating the water OF concy
Island. lie at first appeared 10 be swimming, and Mr.
j. Troy, Of Brooklyn, Who the beach, endcsvor
cd 10 reach him. but was prevented in Consequence Of
the perilous nature OF the undertaking u became
evident however, that the beyond the reach Of
human aid Hc hoated past the point, ami be M caught
by tho current, vas carried out 20 soa The deceased
appeared 90 10 Of fair with red or rsndy Ia
II q thought tha, be vac drowocj vhue bathing below
VIC sbeda
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PERSONAL InteIIigencs.

John r. Brown, Esq, Secretary and Interpreter OF
United states Legation at Constantnope is in town and
stopping at No 20 Finh avenue.
Among the arrivals In the City Of Warrington this
port yesterday morning was Miss Laura Reene who
returned 10 the city after brief stay in England.
Erastus Corning, Of Albany; L. c. Woodruff, Of Dans-
Vile J. J. Williams and family, Of Florida, ard Mr.. @.
W Warren Of Boston, were among the arrivals at the
Mr. + II. Tracy, Of New York. is stopping at toe Unon
Place Hotel.
rr. Hammond Of the United States army; II. p Good
year, of New Haven; n. p. lane, o. Alabama; q. r.
williams, H. r. Banks, and W. r. Middleton and rarity
all of Charleston 8 c. and J. l.. Carter Of ss
arc stopping at the fifth Avenue Hotel.
Col. W II. Hemmick, Of Baltimore; j. IuGlngton OF
Milwaukee and Dr. W. W. Barlow, Of Georgia, are stop
ping al the Lafarge House
Lo Chevaler IIarmodo de Montezuna Secretary Of tho
BrSxlisn Legaten at Nashirgtop Mr. w oorcoran
Tucker and family Of New Orleans, stopping at tho
Everett House.
Mr. J. 8 Poland, Of the United states army; j. A. was
gencr, Of Tennessee n Weed and lady, Of Georgia. J.
Polk, Of New Orleans W. I. Dickinson Dazel OF Teras,
and Stevenson and wife, Of South Carolina, stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Col. John Harris. Commandant OF the Marine Corpe,
arrived Ia this city the Both u from Wash ngtop
tour 81 inspection Of The dinerent marine posts North
He will visit Boston and Portsmouth N. H stations,
after which he will proceed TO Sharon Springs and spend
a few weeks
Commodore stewart entered upon his eghtythird year.
lie has been IN the service Of his country for period Of
sixty three years. ana PARTICIPATED IN Orty actons mo
carture Of tho Cyane and Leyant, while commanding
the Constitution February 20, 1915 forms the noblest
maritime feature OF our history, as II 70 the grandest pub
lie act Of his long and well spent life We are rlad 10
learn that the vcneratcd hero IN excellent hcahh and
vigorous enough TO superinend the immediate manage
ment of his farm Bordcntown, n. J. He labors
daily until the start for the city where he
the duties OF commandant Of the Navy Yard. We can
but hope that he may long live 10 watch the growth and
prosperity OF the country 20 which he has dedicated his
life and IN the pcrpctuaton Of which he feels the kecness
solcitude.
According 20 statistical tables there at present In
Europe IS 4o actors n 600 actresses 177s managers OF
theatres and the number Of persons attached way
or another 70 dramatic establishments amounts 70 81
oOf
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SYRIA.
ID. Matters continued 70

Affairs in Syria were unchanged Matters continued to
very grave aspect
France was actively preparing for powerful inter-
venton, and had notified the other governments, order
10 have concert OF action.
The Sultan had written 10 France and England an ex-
preston Of his grief at the events which have ranspred,
and promising effort 10 no establish order.
il reported that the Russian government had ex-
pressed q desIe to act n harmony with France and
England.
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despa'co from Sicily says Gsrbsdi announces his In
tenton Oh Annexng Sicily to the kingdom Of Sardinia
Advo nom Syria report the disturbances not yet Set
tled II is stated that French troops 70 embark at
har'.eiles, Toulon and Algiers, without delay.
There has been Improvement in the funds, whseh
closed yesterday .. sS vox. In the discount market
the demand for money Is moderate.
On the Paris Bourse the rentes clossi yesterday at
6sf Csc,
In tho London corn market there advance Of two
shillRgs on wheat yesterday
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ton wirh 10 show your hall million readers every side
OF tn, question.
Since the Great Eas:erus arrival the quotations in
Papers from the NEw YORK HERALD have been longer
and more frequent than ever Every one here s partcu
hry gratfhed that tour Yankee cousns have given the
great ship such reception and well appreciate her
magnificent proportions Nothing lees could have been
expected.
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THE VERY LATEST.

TuTcRArlrc Rom 1oNDos TO GALWAY.
IovDov July ~, 1880.
,n Hou.e Of Commons, lord Palmerston announced
,.st tho govsr men had adopted the report Of ne com.
70 y the dock yards and coast defenoes,
pr which 20 200 sterling are 70 be raised By annui
See, term uable N thirty years. there VIII be only
sseOc 900 required fer ne expenses % jbse dsfspses fo5
re eurrort year,
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Tho Bombay mail Of June q had reached England.
Tue Red Sea cable had resumed working.
Honr Kong dates are to June J. Exchange 40 lod; at
sbans hae exchange was at C.. s1sd.
BoC,ltes were about 20 commence
II vac reporsd thai 1900 Russian soldiers we're
march rg or pekn rut the statement lacks confirmation
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The Nesrolitan Ministry withdrew their designations,
tie King hav!pg taken decisive measures 10 secure the
adherence Of the troops to the constitution.
The Eeapoan government had ordered the removal Of
the royal guard the abolition Of the punishment Of the
bastinsdo and The suppression Of secret dungeons.
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supsricr Co.rt-spsclsI Term.

JuY 31--Joha l. Peefs ". Chdrlc; Odr,hy - The W
most that be dono IN favor Of the pla ntrs attorney
10 to make small allowance undsr nc order OF the
18th Of October 1852 By which tho pantI Appoint
ed temporary receiver The fund musl he divided by Al.
low ne the Tlsuts attorney stand the fe'cntanp the
tkArce.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The transfer Of the Galway contract 70 the Canadian
line has been cancelled The steamers Of that line hence
forth leave Liverpool Thursdays, calling at London
derry Fridays, commencing with the next steamer.
was reported that the Galway electors are about to
call ON Mr. Lever 70 resign his seat in Parliament.
NE Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant.
he government had Withdrawn the Bank Supply bin
Dor lack Of time TO pass IL.
Lord Brougham, at the Statistical Congress, explained
mis- remarks Mr.. Dallas relative TO the presence Of
negro delegate and dscaimed any intention Of insult or
disrespect.
The following are the original remarks Of Lord
Hrougham, which be is reported to have explained
Lord Brougham added that he was exceedingly glad to
hnd that notwithstanding st. swithn had been true to
ais word in bringing a thorough wet day, il bad in
way affected the attendance at the opening meeting Of
she Congress. (Hear, hear.) And he hoped his friend
Mr. Dallas would him for further stating that he had
ertat pleasure in 0tscJving negro gentleman amongst en.
Dr. Deany, the negro gentleman alluded TO By Lord
Prougham, said-I thank you my Lord Brougham, very
much for the kind aluson you have made TO me; and
Deg 70 you and al the gentlemen present that
TOO am man. Great cheering from al parts OF the
BoIm.)
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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

The Emperor Of Austria and Prince Regent OF Prussia
we're to hold Conference al Toplitz 10 few days
Other German soverosns we're expected 70 participate.
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PoeT OVrIcE, NV YORN, July 81 wv
letters will be collected from the amppost and other
boxes by the collection carriers the hours following,
WIS A. ~, 10 A. NJ ,1HP. " and q p N.
CNrrers will deliver letters four times each day, com
rnspcipg at the hours following, viz'-sS A. M liz A.
. :" - ~ JOHN A. pu, Pcs,nas,ev.
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Military Intelligence.


ARRIVAL OF THE EMMETT GUARD, OF NEW HAVEN
THEIR RxCKPTI0N-UCURsI0N DOWN THE BAY.
From the Sd Of the current month up to the present
time our citizens have been experiencing military car
niv. was introduced by the grand Fourth Of July
display Of the entire First Division New York State
Militia, followed by the ten days encampment Of the GAL
liant Seventh regiment at Camp Scott Staten Island and
this succeeded by the visi. Of the gallant little band
Of Chicago Zouaves who were followed by the arrival
Of the Savannah Republican Blues and last though by
the least by the visit to this city Of the Emmett
Guard, Captain Thos. w. Cahll, Of New Haven.
They arrived at I'VE O'Clock yesterday morning. in the
steamer Elm City. As the boat in sight, and when
her landing, greeting Of welcome extended TO
the Emmett Guard through the medium Of salvo Of ar
tiery fred by company f. Fourth regiment Of artillery,
Captain McMahou. The military vsiters received
reaching the landing by the Irish rusileers, company
A. Sixty ninth regiment Captain H. c. Flood accompanied
by Manahan's band. The escort numbered hundred
and FIVE all told. Among those who assembled to vel
the Emmets Colonel Michael Corcoran, the
accomplished Commandant Of the Sixty ninth, who ap-
peared regmental fatigue dress Lieutenant Colonel NJ
gent Of the same regiment in citizens dress Aer the
usual exchange Of military courteses the hosts and their
guests proceeded up Pearl street the New and Old
cries, thence through Prince street, Broadway and
Broome street to the Westchester House where the En-
NETS will be quartcred during their stay in New York.
Across the Bowery from the Westchester House was
hung American flag bearing the following inscription
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The stock port 10 estimated at -2s7 COO baes, Of
ut Cd i ITO GOO are American
STATE OF TRADE.
In he Manchester market there but Little inquiry for
eoode, and prices are weak.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
ne weather has been favorable FOR the crops. Wake
sed Nash Co., and Richardson, Spence Co., report
aorr firm and N some cases ed. CHER Sales at 26s
ses whea, hrn, and IL higher snce Tuesday; red los
Sd lis 3D., white lis. l2s. 81 Corn dull and Cd. q
ls ower but sieaier al the eose yellow Dos goa Cd
~hte s4s a ga Ca
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Reef heavy ard irregular Pork quiet: Prime 75e
Lard arm and slightly higher sales at sea a els, and
ess asked for prime. Tallow-Ncrih American, SIC.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE xARKET.
potashes dur at zoe 3D. a2os o. pearls dull at eos ei
scs Sugar quiet, but Grim. Coffee steady Rice quiet
Carolina, ass Fish oil unchanged. Linseed oil, 2ss.
Sss Cd Resin steady common Is. Sd. 10. o. Spirits
iurpcntne duh s1s Tea dull, but prices unchanged.
IoNpoE MONEY MARKET.
Cortcs cosed on Friday, The 2otb, at o3s for money
and p35. e33s TOR account.
lxrRcAs SECURITIES.
American securities were slow Of sale, bat without
alteration Iriees.
LATEST xARKETs.
ITelegraI bic from Liverpool 70 Galway.l
I1vKsroor, July 2i-Noon
CoTros.-The estimated sales today are e,ooo bales.
The market g dull and unchanged.
PpxAprrrr-s.-Flour and wheat have an advancing
tendency Corn dull.
provlaoxs-The provis,n market e generally duh.
LONDON, July 2s-Noou.
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The Steamship Prince Albert at
St. Johns.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS
THE ATROCITIES IN SYRIA
The Insult Of Lord Bengham 70 Mr. Dallas,
and an Explanation.
MORE CONFERENCES or CROWNED HEADs
STATE OF TIE MARKETS,
As., &e, 10.

81 Jouss, N. F., July 81, fsee.
TIC sseszsh,F Prince Albert, from Galway 2ath met
arrived Ct shAsport ct sr O'Clock this morning.
Her psvs, usough sve usys later, 10 not important.
Anass IN sSra were unchanged.
mere is nething Of Importance FROM Sicily
mo EmpGor Of Austria and Prince Of Prussia are shout
70 held conference
me steamship ADglosanon, ircm ouebec, arrived at
londonderry the 23d
The steamship Adriatc, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the Oath.
The Liverpool cotton market closed duh at noon Of
Tuesday the Oath The sales Of that day were estimated
at 5000 bales The sales Of the week ending 10th were
900 bales, and Of Friday (2oth), 5000 bales.
Flour and wheat closed with an advancing tendency.
Corn was dull
The provision market was generally dull
oorsos were quoted, at noon Of The Oath, s3< 93f.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, 1890.
ne brokers' circular reports the sales Of the week at
eaooo Jaes Of which 600 speculation and IS 900
,or export The market opened Grim but closed quiet
ewing 70 holders exhibiting more desire TO sell The
sales Of Friday 5000 bales, Of which 900 were TO
spectators and exporters the market closing que, at the
following authorized quotations
Thr. Niddlino
New Orleans ......................".... 6x
hoble.... .... see. ss.ssss sss s'sssss pa
Cpands. .........s.s..s..oA of
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FRANCE.
" ApI EC-

ne Fars Ecuse vas dun; rentes closed al %. 10.
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THE G A MP Al G N.
Young Mems Democratic State Con-
ventiOn at Saratoga Springs.
HISTORY OF THE MOVEMENT.


There seems 10 be no good reason why the conirolo
democratic politics in this State should be monopozed
by vetera politicians Of tho Dean Richmond and Peter
Cagger school, why the fame and offices arising from
Tammany Hall displays should be divided among sachems
and venerable wirepucrs So at least, think number
of ambitious youths in New York They would like to
make splurge on their own account, get their name
into the papers, and possibly get chance Of popping into
some Of the nnumerabe snug places that are unforu
natey at the disposal of the Executive Such reflections
these have led TO the organization of young mems
democratic associations and there is rivalry be-
tween them and their more antiquated coworkers
There is Young Mems Democratic Union Club, which
has in Union place. but that does not the
object Of the present writing It's members said to be
for the most part not entirely office holders. But be-
sides that club there is another similar institution Of
more modern birth, which dubs itself the "Young De-
mocracy." The members Of this organization are not
office holders, though is presumable that they would
have no objection TO be whenever an opportunity turns
up-a rather bleak prospect for them just now.
II recently April last that this important po
litical movement was set on foot by few energetic
young democrats of whom Mr. J. Augustus Page of New
York, claims TO hold the Grst place. While his claim to
be the founder Of the juvenile movement generally
ceded there many asprants for the post Of leader
Mr. Page like many other orisinators in all ages, finds
his path beeet with rivals, VINO envy his position and
think themselves eminenty calculated to discharge
its high functions
But such the fate Of genius. How the contest
will end in this time will tell" as the almanac
makers say
But 10 proceed. The "young democrats" fired with
zeal for the in which they have enlisted have not
sought 10 hide their light under bushel They did not
desire 10 restrict their beneficial influence TO New York
NO pcn up Utica Restraints their powers" They would
60 forth and proclaim the gospel of young democracy
throughout the State, and throughout the whole land.
And at one of their rsmectngs it sresolved to ap
point Young Mems Democratic State Central Committee,
and the thing being resolved upon was then and there
carried into execution and the following named cons
WERE by the meeting question, duy apponted such