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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
MR.. sHEcKINRIraE's SPEECH.

CONTINUED IRON .EsHy rAsE
i ces<ripy thai these are l.. IT. ries y 80
5onstis1tion, and they are not afra.i b syscse
ihe.. Cheers Gentls.oen, the cea,ee Of dIssocn
Daseiess Advantage n taken Il cirasi loyal
~ OF the pecrc Eentucks, zaa = the sarrSe 81
delight Of The ger lemen ergisei q : ss- sf6sria
sook better cnsa hey exrc:e1 at a safssi fhs'
IN, sober uecera houghIo: tat as.pie M reel hen
10 the asxe,t,on az their priGctres kentcasy tsres
ALAMEDA "A prinoipic ehth shs tAs dsshsf-F - -
wincipt. 4 the conetituion srd mo -a"a' =
Iwi fy,ct ans~~r sne ressr.p-r aocas stin, va, 80
gent ezan and tho -,ters'cf maa 80 .e 4ytrs ne
% ..cos euppor. 18th the eaaI osnd 1aios -, =
C.vni D. vince ~i.ndrstso 40 nor 49, 800 ~ -
a-alp set OF principles snsn ihey - nfs 'su>ther
- (, m-,rciphsr N n 40 fospl-s al NJ, clss- - vote
ror Ne are yc-soiug - 81 De ssst o. d ats apoo
.i ,an,ry ,3crkag y 0sefihIo~ Ne Jnlon. vn-S srs
,tes. DO Esay consr uouai ghts-sho are engaged
Jsy Ia ,s-spiihg v-der foot the tainess rss~ goaran
ed & "a ~ cousttnton TITO .;ovsrrore Ohio rs
rpees 10 retore Ind es rr faiony Socin<e, no
aye, sco crime oodar the law OF Onto ,ss.sai ne.
resosg apart9 orclSy fros The haods u tho Mar
hal, - prots-tsd BY an srs,sd MOI "nare n
Eow npsny Static North passes lava making
crance 10 - punished By -aennd .npisarmart &c
aid too otcs.sei the United sses IN 81 asu'ns ,s "a .
conccHW alton Of pubic Sp.n.on lock Il sne en-
croeNhmens year after sear ikh sou are -rvironsc
and closed poo State After STATE Uss.g penal q
the Ye6pleH help officers Of rbs lied ssa'es-:ns aai
slavery spit spreading sorosds IN every dfucsno-
asaIapers Ferry arson tn iexs re sonn env.lonoa
IL purpgPe avo~ed " -xcInjsfse SOUTH tf"m Al .ne
conr- AIN o.. Tho Tnon AMI 'hos 70 begin sne
syvrrrssa-, Ia con -c: Yer wnen political orsanatsar
v-nirreS 20 conPiutrrs! rights you urn ..u
-amoroes cri-s ~ "deao-'o lpoo your o~1 'eho~ o'
-~ps VIZ sorz for your a~n NSah =
M Y --ck inriigs the. - v~ed the COURSE o' Ar
r,oeia n shos that he design vas 70 dsorganrs tas
.druo,r .tie party the South sell a. al the Nosa
and A. ted that II the @aovts TO defeat Lincoln 10 Ne"
Y,f PENN. yspis and Eew jersey should prove dnsnc
.-esA twas 10 BE- charged to the rule or ruin policy
rsssred BY the senator from Illinois.
Mr. srecsiDridgs concluded by eloquent and fervi'
- ttuonal principles which they stood. Es retired
state Of great physical exhaustion, having 70 omi
81 sra topics when no intended 70 speak. Ihe con
ars.on Of lis speech greeted with thrrders q ~
trieuee.
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Brooklyn CITY News.

Exuservp BuSoAnY.-The practice Of burglars, In
watching their opportunity whoa parties out Of town.
during sbe summer months, 70 commit tbsr dspssds-
tionp received another illustrative, and Furnishes
practical comnentAry ths evil consequences Of Tho
careespness Of leaving housss, cosssaisg ssssess Of
value, inadequatsy or entirely unprotected Mr. Trov
byicge who veedes ~ No 90 Clinton street. had besa
IN the country with hs family fr The psst sir wes
On their return yesterday discovered that the
house had been entered during THAR absence. snd several
valusble ARTICLES II household furniture plate aud
mont door found upAstsncd. though 10 carefully
locked when the family ~it, and breach door
must have effected his entranoa % the premises by
means OF fAse keys Suspicion points In certain dircc
ticn, but for obvious r~ssccs 10 deemed mpvudsnt 10
The police win soon be on hin track with every likelihood
OF an early capture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

ssgr. S-5s n ~affy y JaAs &sslv The prsssser
IN ms case convicted bcfarc two Justices II I'd
spcsl sssscrs AID sentenced 70 psrsss q imprisca
meat M-sion made N dsscAavg~ Sa~niey, On Tia
grounds that base appeared ~ former Judee
lns-sh- crrcurved IN the oplptn 81 Jaee suth~vssd
vses has Already eecn pusisbsd, and dissharscd shs
prir~ser
re ss.fe1 susi ssEfss cAsgcA, vtlcs hs rcoeusiy
,old ~ pfcJ-r,y IN Ssrfcik ssr~s and contemplate
buiifnG 10 the Win svsso~, applied ~ have the
.ioJ-d az the society on ~ lnoovn~ailoo Via Nor.
d sfea: BAPTIST nnrch" chanrsd 70 the "Finh Ave-
snp;sss Church nf the CITY NJ Scw ycvx" rss 40
.Siesiicr nhsch vas made under tho au of ls2s, zas
srr.ntcd.
GENERAL Trpx.
Nosas 20 asss ~ The september Gspev~ T~xm vni~a
s.tUerces On the i'th Instant must be died bexws
rsSsr.~y s~ptameers.
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City InleIltgcncs.

fecIpxSI TUESDAY night Mr. William Ley Of the nrna
q liey, Stokes Co., ls2 broadway, severely in
Jured by the falling OF platform below the ST. Nicholas
ruch rs are usually placed for by front OF
buildings do vas carried 4 Jersey City, where hin
physicians found that bis leg both hands had
tanned severe injuries.
FHy IN TSSTH AvKsrE--Aboat two O'Clock on Tuesday
nIe discovered In closet under the stairs ON the
first Of the frame building 426 Tenth avenue John
Late occupying the fret floor butcher shop gave the
dist alarm ofhcer Linebeck. OF the T~entieth vsya
police hand and rendered valuable service
dense smoke sscsndsd the stats, which prevented Gid
con Kmho and family from escaping On1cer Linebeck
their perilous stanton, procured ladder, and
Mrs k,mbo and her six children were taken from the
third story window The damage u the building amounts
10 shout S50nsure for 5000 In the Grocers Insurance
Company The nre believed 70 have been the work or
an ircx ndiaTy.
yiRx IN SPHIxG SrRxrI-NARRow ESCAPE OF Two wo-
xxS AND 4 CmD PROM srrpocAros.--shortay afser ono
O'Clock yesterday morning Ore discovered on the
second floor Of the building No Ill Spring street. Inc
alarm promptly given and entrance TO the pre-
misses Effected On bursting In the door 70 tue voom
on nre two and child we're found in bed nearly
succated and had not the IRE been 20 soon
they would have all persisted in the flames tho pre-.
mfes were occupied by Maria Jones, who had moved
away part Of the furniture ard Ian hese two women,
Marsaret Cook and Ann kobnson In charge Of tho house
for the night On going Z, bed they len piscs Of light
ed lilo standing the window casing and when u
buried down 10 set IRE to tho bed clothing young girl
ecn building, ,nd from thence jumped 70 The yard in
doing 70 she Injured her hip and Wa otherwise badly
bruised.
MAD Bull IN BRoADwAY-A mad bull came dashing
down Broadway about I'VE O'Clock yesterday afs~neon,
much 10 The terror Of the street. aud when
Broome street Knocked down lissis girl named Bradley
bnaly captured at the corner Of Grand street BY the
Eighth yard police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

svry-af Frrros rca ArrnxAs-rm RwrsucAn
r,.r va special SECTION mr. IN AldevnAs nr Ne
Fourth ssss n on vsrAscy crrasscssd by the rsssssa-
,i,e o. ~~ss n chyysas vas heid On tuesday. rhrs
-ee too. srasS;ss-sleuxy ooz, dcmc~~s, and Issas
psrs,n-. n yuhlscan nr. Orr v~ nonisased a two
dst'bcs tcse ssns aernoers ana We national union
rhuson ana Sci Everett rsrties VERY little cxctcmsrs
49, rar ~ ned shronGoout tho coUest however, an
-. zee ,.rr, ursed wl tDicrabte propr,rfy on
s ,isr tte VOTES Ter the Clos q the Ds wssfound
ia, trcy stcrd thus
SSl
s4s..88a#.W4..W..4... III
me rtrusilca-.. vho have Always carried the Fourth
vsrd ~ p0w arc therefore In rcrliy " exscsy loo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

Captain Hey worth ~ The Royal Light infantry, 10
stopping Al the Everett Hosse.
w. b. Basep, II tho United states Army, and Or. b C.
Tshburn, q Charleston stepping At the New York
Hotel
Lieut. A. A. Geilman Of West PUNT: Theodore Leonard
Of Gree ,1.h Mars Jcehvs Icncv and D. IT. Haxetine q
New York. are stopping II the Brevcort
e Scot, End nSIy ssd y Williams and '.%iy,
and fsmy, cf North Csrn,ina and Hon G Mafhcr, Of
New Yovk, are stopping a the - Hchcass
ne wsshspssos Committee fcv r-essssas,on o. ths
Hsyor Of Se~ ov,.sss: Cen. ) n ssssrsas, coI b. q.
Rare, Of Baltimore. apd ~ A. cc~des pieecst and
s%, q p. ssScs, HUN rs.sss sss%
phia, ere stopping n The Mesrcpc,itss.
Bon. David 9. lloyd, ". "; e. ?. Williams and n %
Fargo, Of R"nsic; Col. q. H.pce Mempbs fysds AMI
Lieut. Coz wv DER. u.ssd s..sss Army, y. sopvns sf
The Astv Hcuse
q O. wright and lady, North cArolina; " copans
end wife, n Y. snre and vie, Portland; u a stanley
Fpsy. rS,iss-yhis; jross . : Williams, cbsser, N T.;
George Wander hin limited eiAt~e Army sApderaon
and nnily rlcr'ss nAer nsbnets, Ns~ jersey;
e n. WsnchArd Washington, and Mons r-~hurste and
lady, Montreal, are stopping At the IAarse House
baron sse~ckl Russsian Minister and viz; mondeli
vancuslebrock and hiss Furnbu. washlngton O. H. Wat
60 nd smi,y' rsis :. g, xas. s.ysnnah Geo
Dc~d. VI James sturss. Bosscn Rcbt a. shaw Nv
Ycrn, and berry Winsor and lady, Philadelphia are stp
prf % the Csyerccn hotel
The F1yun hlc5crssr sstes that Gov winston p<t
eth eer'cue sec,sen, IN he osh ut near ~ u~mt
SPRINGS Hs horss took right and ran away. thseshg
The ecvrypor out aud iniuring HE hip and cSbev~n
bruising him, spd entirely demoilsbipg the buggy.
FL ec s Hsrry vco's' Of Nashville f''n''
Hors A. Gilmore and Jas Cooper, Il PA, are IN wash
inrtou
Assistant Secretary Of State. Mr. r~ssccss, has kn
washington On brief vist 70 scash Csrcn@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

su1. The United Sofs Grace and HsA<r.-rhe
prisoners IN this formerly arrested for a.
legged ssssmps n revolt whale ship gentleman IN
shipping business taed them on condition that they
would work FOR him for certain time hey however,
took II irto their bcsrs Away without fuldinC
their agreement He applied 10 the authorities for
rant and followed the fngves W Mes Bcord vhsre ho
arrested them. The Judge recommitted the parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

fBAfN oF NV Oxk-fur axtfutt00 nAG
been directed, ssys the Albany yoai too trAc
RED on In this stair IN peaches Tue crop ~ this DELI
eioa fru ~ the West Ia not only large but - highly
cultivated character We earn ron sntbeutic
Win average forty tons, which equal thousand
PACKAGES. " this cunt thirty tnus eent Neg
YORK. our tons ~ pnSton. ard ain c this city
They put M hos-s msse ~ nsrrow clips ~ bosrds
the arr but Ices Liable 10 DO bruised would be
carried IN basvr The grcn: bulk AZ the pcAcnrs are
sent from Rnches Inckpovt, Holcy, Niddeport VIC
tor Pg,rd ard vsrcuw other pl.ccs Che vicinity and
aioss The line of the Niagara Fas Rslrosd IN r.mer
years, New York city and IN rt Ourselves herr,
dependent upon View jersey Tor yearly srppiy q tha
delicious fruit But appears that w~sscrn New York,
the garden ~ the United ftstcs not only furnishes
with the beet nint wheat FOR day brvad which ~
eat, but wth the ~osf seics fruit 10 the world
Fsrr ~ INV EsolsSp The crop of apples will be
larger than any within Twelve years Much ~ ne
summer fruit, fuly half, hes hen lcss M sspply
supply the demand, and they have uo~oposed The sas
bet " the exclusion ~ al inferior kinda Which have
BEEN wanted, and In many casvs have vasivsd NE
cost o. transpcrtaiicn ne sweet Boushs pas
necent specimens grace the fruit shos and stands
40 they have fcv fos To eht past me supply of summer
pess has not been large ard they ere nt much -snse
a. they keep but fsw dave and ~ them ar. on
Inferior quality rsstis begin come IN ADD The ann
ply and demand win both ~ large b~ crnp was pevay
larger. Winter ffuit vii he In large sunny and of ar
rcent quality u The trees are no; shaken heavily ~
srrscmbcr ealcs y
ccscrnexis Err Knirn ~ A Drr7. The Nashville
(Tsnn Gascf< Of the 2ath inst says:On rrursdav AZ
last wtsh dual uae fought IN The Indian uai,o, ~
tween Nv. william Mitchell and Mr. Inward " can't 90
pcsins candidates fnr degrees IN The Iata elact,s y
As nes,s which w Cent, The su'ccssh Aspirant,
cstved ~ relatives ~ tbc dsrsasss living IN ths t.f
~. The deceas~d brother 70 George csnt, -. .
seh snoVp asysr and politician or Columbia, tenn
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charge or Murder on the High Seas.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
pcfore ro~enh Qrtdvhsvn

SET. She Unsed '!Sats % &y~ow w. Bese-
dict, f,a max, and Dorsd Ferguson, second ma;<-rhe
defendants this the parties who Arrests
BY the second ward police, reported 10 Yesterdays
HERALD. charged with the murder Of seaman (name un-
known) beard the American chip Fidela- They we're
brought before the Comnifsioner formal aidavit,
and rsmanded for examination twelve O'Clock THUR
day fthD day)
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CoSonsrs' Xmqusses.


FATAL FIGHT smpsoARD-Au inquest was bald 81 tho
Hasbor police station house, sste street, yesterday BY
Coroner Jackman. upon the body Of Thomas Qain,an,
rongsboreman Who died nom the effects Of internal M
juries received IN . nght with hesssr, mate Of the
ship Ocean PEARL lying ~ pier No North river. Do
ceased, appeared vent hoard the vessel on Monday
afternoon, when he ordered on Deceased refused
20 ashore and, addressing the mate, said y would
then approached him, when he squared on and struck
Theaser In TOE fare. The men then cnchsd md In ,
few secopcs deceased fell upon tho combinGs Of the
hsschwsy. Upon r-xsiniog his Zee. he again =.
tackled The mate. and another scaife essasd, IN
which deceased got : ssocnd AL: eu'nlss xs
be wss taken in charge ty u hs friends and cca
vsyed 70 his residepce No 50 wash,Dsssu street.. He
night became 20 IN that wss evident he had rupsured
hsmse Tho unfortunate continued 70 sink rapidly
end d,S ne S:h y., " M
tonitis the result OF rupture of the small nsestipes,
caufed by fall while In scrfie with the mate Of tha
ali bsme having occurred white In discharge Of hiD
duty Deceased native Of Ireland and was twenty
four years n sse.
held an inquest No 80 Trinity place Tuesday upon
the body Of Eliza Corcoran, native II Ireland, aged
thirty t0uv years, Who almost instantiy Killed ~
jumping from third story window while hboring under
ns% vcrdics IN secorSsncs With he ABOVE facts.
FATAL ACCIDENT WHILE BAmxG--An inquest vas also
held At pier 10 North river upon the body 81 Henry Small
ley, native Of New Jersey. aged twenty year,
who drowned while bathing Deceased. II appeared,
climbed up the rigging o rrbner ylog NJ the foot Of
Han mond street. and jumping from the crosstFee Into
tho water severely injured that he sunk almost
Immediately after touchBg the water The Jury rendered.
. verdict a. Accidental d~sth"
FATAL RrrIr OF RAnRoAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
received At the COroner ocs Tuesday 70 tho escs
that r ". ereesach, IN engineer tho Hudson River
Railroad bad died from the e&cts Of injuries
received Sunday last by falling from train Of oars
near Nanhsttanville An inquest win bc held upon tho
body Of deceased to-day
FAIm RrxoH-H vas rumored on Tuesday that w0-
man, named Sarah Nasdy, living d No. 10 worth
street, had been beaten n BY her husband Upoa
investigating ter, however, Coroner Jackman an
that death caused By apopexy the result Of
ipt~my~rance. peceAsed native Of England, ana
was about thirty ave years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

rovrr rsarp The Detroit css Company hss recently
detected one John Boyle the private ale o. "rxnsD
sDd iusiruc ions icr the use o. en- mvsn.. y ~,
the amount copsuued rw~ o. bis customers were aso
arr,sted for having paid him rouna sum " rrnnec
their peterp The conpany estimate tnetr oes ihrousn
pvic ~ ,-~ evsnser high ~ 900 feet worth f8f.
n r,rorsd that Royc hes sold many rights" Cor uss
In eastcrn cities.
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ARMS
7rn RBa'r.
uILIA
RoruT1lAy STATUE
or WASHINGTON,
II nROSza.

THIS painting 10 BY VIM d. Washington, Esq, Of wAsh
ngton, member Of the family Of General Wash ngton
young astist Of great merit and pupil Of Leutze Tns
dssigs, tho sahsct the sssocistion and Amy tiee I'll
picture pronourced complete success On the reverse
are paintings OF Tie Of the United Stats Ate
OF New York, the city Of New York, aud the city oil
wasbiDeton These are beautifully done by Mr.. Orton,
promising young painter, aiso o. Warrington
|rmrD ".r- 's Tr mn s .,,' 1p r. /
: CosuosAuoH o. TINE err o. wAsniscros, n G.,
ezsuM RDovxyr, NAuoSAr Grssp. {
. s"g q ''I ,, sc'. L., G.v , :,
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Hoard OF Education.

TIE LAST OF THE FOURTH WARD pIsxIssALs-vA'
NoUs CONTRACTS coNrrRMED-cHAS6gs IN THE
NORMAL SCHOOL, Err.
The Board Of Education met evening A. b. Green
In the chair.
The Normal school Committee reported that they have
discharged fcur teachers In the female Normal School,
tie action taking effect the Lat Of September rns
COMMITTEES asked the Board 70 approve their action, -
there need Of the services Of the teachers in ques
ton after the date above mentioned The subject gave
rise much discussion, Commissioner Waterbury and
others coptting the authority Of the committee 10 Do
m"rsthap recommend the discharge Of teachers. Tse
report finally recon- mtted 10 the committee.
Tho finance Committee informed the Bard that they
had approved the folio wing contracts, and assed too
Board IL ccrfrm their action, which was accordingly
Soo~'-
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EpHCKlNRlfSE MEETING g. 7 RICHMOND, VA.
REVELATIONS or o. JESStSss WISE RESPECTING THE
DOUGLAS VICE Presidency.

NJN-OAD, Va Sept o. Iso0'
. Jere SEQ Vie addressdr arge audience ~ Metro
.o',sp Ea in lEis city topRht In favor 81 breckprdse
s5a lane Be stated upon tho authority Of Virginia
delegate ,xho remained u the Douglas Convention
At Bas,rnore, ira; william /. Yaucey was ten
scred IRE nomination for the vice Presidency on
The pc,gss Ticket, BE-, that he refused TO accept,
s;atps o., and ~atsr could 10. iutsrmix Mr. wse
stated that himself cf the fact that the
Douglas men Baltimore hunting up some Southern
pvsseotopst who would accept the nomination for the
Vice Presidency but failed to get any These statements
took the meeting BY surprise. They win damage the
cause Of Douglas ii Virginia very materially.
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ioped thew COOS sser efng bu; one voey, and schsd
The crowd wt Flowed tho carriages containing douglas
spa hAs fr~r 10 p-l, neil But short time was allowed
trusx ury ssla.ion, ara Mr.. Douglas VAS led forth,
Ans led to the Court House yard, where from The
.,. " he oui!d T. be addrgzEed seven Or eight
thcses nd people
70 ajght another gathering Is announced, AMI several
Rrsxers are en- the s,spa awaiting their turn 10 hold
.oi h IA praise VI tSe Little Giant" and hls Union
ssvrg doctrine, ee popular sovereignty parscea. rhs
Court ord AID groads i,nsted ossr tae entrance
ss.e hall circle uf or.as. lamps which reflected she
o. the Douglas and s-onsop, while platform Is
similarly illuminated ana crapsd with Gags and ban
mere.
A Be;i asI Everett shooting vii; Ms held here TO-
ncrrow. great demonstration Of this purity and great
unes generally are er,ected This Eutcn Of the stae
has h~ee al~ays wig, sad the ye;uIsr vote will be
largely "a favor q Bell
kr. prsgas stp<xSs II Baltimore TOMORROW. Al the
meeting to-dsya resolution eSsotei by sccamation
epdArtsg the seVsn Of the BatlEore Convention esPe
cialip The n mnAtion OF Dose-ss and Johnson
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So0~
L. Periey & scr. Furnishing school No. 20. Fourth
- 49,
CcsgrcG Bays ~ork Sinetceoth ward 70 Ioe
C. Ioebon. painting, Fourth ward. 02o
Newan kearn.y, painting, Nineteenth ward 800
Moran Harley, woyb, Fourth ward 10 $50
Aob 20 Dutch carpenter work, Fourth ward. sos0
pctecp Lewis carpenter work, Tenth ward. 3,i33
watsor Hsw rrssor work, zenith ward. 1915
c q he Balp, mason work, Ninth ward ~ liza
William Beard DR. carpenter work. Ninth ward IL zoe
Davis 4 Ccchrane, mason work. Twenty second
~srd observation-disclosures. o.s7o
James Kemp,e, work, Twelfth ward. ,150
William c. KILLER, carpenter work. twentieth ward Io1
wlsm Coulter carpenter work Nineteenth ward IL 500
Jack 4 Co iron beams. Twenty frat ward 500
T. }. White, iron beams. Twentieth ward. $50
j. Srssier, painting IN Fifteenth ward. 1o0
ysm~s walsh carpenter work, ~~nty second ward 64l
Jsnos Wells X 90 painting, Tenth ward. $50
The renowned Fourth ward difficulty row cams oeorc
the Board probably ~ receive the finishing touch Since
Board Education condemned the action Of the local
Rard of the Fourth ward for their Wholesale dIamssa ~
the Protestant teachers In that ward the local hard
have s-orgHnized formally and dismissed and appointed
the teachers aud ueir sacc~esors In temperate
and ceberase manner than they dd ~ frst- The ".
Committee reported these facts W the Board
and recommended tho Of the ksarsss 81 all the
teachers sesly appointed, with the exception q one
who 10 . seative " VI ,he Comminoncrs The re-
pout adcpt~d without syliAbie Of debate This 10
probably the end Fourth ward dsmiaAAis which
engaged large share Of the public interest during the
greater Part o last summer.
No ether business Of interest came up I'll the Board i'd
, burned.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-29
2e6a GduntD 9atrtDt.
SEeltbcS iff Sic Snriffpartbet? i?

Da uuIre @Saner, Die bsmrtrattfhcn steorrs, ID:
Srcunoe @tan6Cn gu MAIDEN rpunlben, aub fe
per bic oemefratl;be partbrt ftten fttr etnSn be:
bdesnbsn Sariff, 70 9sten mir bter untsn bic Stim.
|cn ncbmals rpie fis in Der lceteu Ssun9 oes Gen:
te0ss in 8Cjus auf bic Wcrrius sSariT: EiU 9sae:
Fn tporoen fno, Ipcraus fib eann elm Seosr ldti1
tsricu9en fam, ba6 Die 8Cpu6titouiIbs Die sin,lss
Ffbuesuoe Sartfi-Yartbei III.
Jm 5cmst timmtcn fir een UGriff:
8epublifanrr 81 Dsmpfraten
6egsn Gen Tariff ,fimmtrn:
8tputlttaner 90 Demrfratsn %
Jm Sauie itimmtem fir Gen Variff:
8eputlitanfr 81 9e1te DrmpFratfn
Sab .Gmgifansr ~ @ltrr gB9is
Nnti'Gecomptcn Semptraten
6rgcm een Cariif iimmten:
|grStr SrmCtratrn 64 Siie' 'ImerlFaner
8erutlifaner 1.
S6ise Babrbtit 1T Den Sostbdhern entncmmen,
'lo baber fam bsritlbcn nibt wiosrprcbtn psr:
Iu.-Hienlano fam pcittre BspeiBs pertan9en
|n ;u ftbcu, rpstbe in 9BirtIihtcit bic mabrc ga:
n: partbei it-ano Nemano Der Itinrn aeluneeu
Northumberland teiiet unb Cincn tsTbdstnbcr
'ariff pdnlht rpiro in 3ufunft nit bet ecmctratt;
ben Yartbsi itimmsn, in Dem 9roanteu, oaS ct ibn
erbaltsn piro. 9fsin ME uno ninlmsr miro Die
|mofratiIbe Yartbei cine bsIhdesnos Sarifbia pal:
Fsn.-gBsitere 8'msrtun9cn batten mir fir tiEcr:
|d6i9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-29
Rin areijce lOifnif.

GsaHn Dor oGt Sassn, traf cine 9tdntd. @e.
IelihaIt, man Ia8t uns bic @ebsr elmer @s.
metnSe fammt ben SonntagslGU, &inpsrn, BON
YIainfcle, Nsu'SerIes, bier Gin, trrlde ntft pc.
niger ais 1 160 Weri6rn sraGlt taten fol-, unp
ba tlcs rtntsr g8rnige rtwaS baprn mustrn, 70
ftblten unlere Idnmtlid,e Gtnwptnsr wrtlid gan,
uttnai6t. Die @rieuIaift bate bsatRAhsrt
stnt8e Stunesn ttt rem Ir9Cnanntsn ,GurnbUle''
untertalb rteler Stapt mSutrinNn, ater lir wur.
be balo rurb 8cScn eelTrt, unO 70 purpe bann
Der 6air8runO fir iie 9s5ifnct. S6cn INN 5 lltr
tssab iib bic @sltuldaft, lrbr wobl ;ufrispsn nit
allen bisfSen Scrfausn ouf ibrs 3uriidreiIs, une
ME mir ieitpsm 8sbTrt babrn, Rnp ale Ibrtlnet.
mrr aud pteprr 9IudIi8 in i9rcn 5stmatbrn an.
9san9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-29
lIud, fcifacnaaelt.

Dc: ltBte Demptrat brinst atsrmals, une mir
slaubsn f6un gum 3trn pbsr 4ten Nal, bic olts
at9snuBts GsI&ihte, ndmIi6. Col. Curtin babe
in siHer 8ebe 9sIaSt cine Deuti er BABE
jwet Sirnl6dbel g8ir baben cirIe unwabrGsit
i6cn sintsr Wtal ritrrIs9t, unb fno ater nun
bur6 Col. Curtin islbit autortirt prrbrn 3u IA.
gen, baB CT nte zine lcl&e &sps bielt, po6 in iei.
mem 8anSsh 0etm feline lcl&e 9Bprte iiter feline
3un8e 8e8an8en iino, unO RAP pas game eine
bShlt maIiStbie grct6tuns unO llnpatrbsit Iei.-
GS IN bod trauri9 rap rs Sduitu pon 3stun.
gen sttt, bic ii6 10 wsit bsrabwtrOisen f5nnru.