The New York herald., 1864-04-02
THE METROPOLITAN SANITARY FAIR.

THE METROPOLITAN SANITARY FAIR.
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A Hint 60 the Omcsrs or the Milfeia-Ar-
ranRsmsnts for the Parade ON aaondsx
Ncxt-Progress OF the aiidings-Evsa-
ing CersmOnies-Church Concert. sc.
The military parade on Monday next promises 20 b
Of the most imposing displays OF the kind ever wi
messed In this city, II the weather favorable ana The
troops up 70 time there viii be nothing to mar the plsa-
sure OF the occasion. military display is spsctacss
citizens always enjoy with peculiar resh The want
Of punctuay the part Of General Sanford and hi
subordinates has, however, many occasions spoiled
what would otherwise have been day Of unaoyed plea
sure 70 thousands OF citizens We hope that no such
thing will happen Monday next but that the troops
WIN begin 10 move precisely AZ the time mentoned-svS
O'Clock p. N.
PARADE OF The SEVENTH REGIMENT.
SPECIAL oRDERs--No. T.
HEADQUARTERS, SEVENTH REGIMENT G. 8. Y.,l
New YORK. March 81, 1884.
date, this regiment will parade Monday April a. proxi-
mo- to take part in the ceremonies OF opening the Sani
tary Fair
Regimensl limo win be formed lafayette place at
quarter before one O'Clock NJ
Band and drum corps win report to the Adutans nsssa
minutes previous TO formation.
Field and star, mounted, will report at the armory II
quarter before one O'Clock.
Ovecoats will be brought to the armory, to DO worn
the state Of the weather requires IT,
The Commandant has noticed that mon, coming upon
the ground late have taken position In the music guard
This Will not be allowed and captains OF companies WIN
see that all mon not present at roy call for equalization
are returned as absent whether they join the regiment
afterwards or not BY order o.
WIN. H. HUME. Adjutant.
PARADE OF THE FIFrY-FIFrH REGIMENT.
oRpERs-No. s.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTY FIFTH RsorMEsr N. Y. s. N. G.,l
New YORK, March, 81, 1864.
In compliance with division and brigade orders, the
regiment win parade Monday, April 4. to take part
the inauguration alto Of the Metropolitan Sanitary Fair
Regimsnal line will be formed on Washington place ~
Tho band and commissioned star will report 10 the
By order, EUGENE LEGAL, Colonel Commanding.
W. P. WADswoaTH, Adjutant.
THE FAIR BUILDINGS.
The buildings Of the Metropolitan Sanitary Fair =
Fourteenth street and Union square the o sas
activity on the part OF the several committees The
painers carpenters and other workmen have quite
finished their abors; but the managers confident a
having everything in readiness oy seven O'Clock
Monday evening at which hour the doors will be thrown
70 Ns% oa aa s.S
and other gentlemen win deliver short addresses
viii n the building and delight the audience with sweet
sounds, after which everybody VIII be at liberty 70
circulate through all the depasmens including @ the
have for tho last few weeks been preparing for the
hungry thousands who expected to pa.rOnzs that
branch OF the fair.
CHURCH CONCERT.
vocal and Instrumental concert will be given n al
OF the Metropolitan Sanitary Fair at the Green strsss
Methodist Episcopal church, Wednesday evening rs-s
The entertainment will be under the direction Of Pro.
fessor s. j. Cook and OF artists have
volunteered their services for the OCCASION
Tho Maryland Constitutional Conven.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GOVERNOR BRADFORD
AND GENERAL WALLACE.
BALTIMORE, April /. 1884.
The following important correspondence between Gov.
Bradford and Major General Wallace in regard -
the prevention OF "dsloya persons being elected 70 ~
Constitutional Convention the election Wednesday
next, has been made public
The General addresses the Governor furnishing him with
official copies OF papers, glance at which, he says, viii
doubtless satisfy him that persons "dsioya" to the
enment OF the United States candidates for tho Co..
stutona the election for which takes paeo
on the eth OF April next and asks the Governor wheths
the legislature In prescribing an oath OF loyalty TO b
administered the delegates before taking their seats.
did no. also intond to provide method for ths
rejection at the polls Of the votes Of dislcyal men,
that the power, amounting to judicial authority,
with which the judges OF election are clothed. wa
really the mode adopted by the law makers for the
compshment OF their pupose aud he asks the Governs
give HIM his views to the extent OF authority poo
sessed by the judges OF election and especially - -
whether they have power to reject vote on account q
the disoyalty Of the parson Offering i,S
Bradford replies at some length, giving ~
view the laws Of the State upon the subject, In whi6
ho says
You will agree with In believing that they are en-
trely sufficient II faithfully executed, IA nave every
reason hope they Will bo TO exclude disoyal voters
from the pos The duy of judges OF election is u
this resrect clearly denued and adequately enforced H
the Convention act IL Is provided that any judge OF cleo
ton who ihal refuse of neglect 70 perform any OF ths
duties required or him by that act shall be liable 10 In
diciment for such oiience and upon conviction
thereof shall be deemed guilty OF a misdemeanor,
and sentenced to fne OF not less than tive hundred
dollars Imprisonment IN the jail OF the city
county where such offence may have bcen committed,
for term not loss than SIX m nths.
Among the documents submitted 10 the Governor 10 .
correspondence between the General and u. @. Kn-
bourne one OF the candidates tho dsoyal ticket N
Anne Arundel county who was, it will be remembered,
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates at Frederick in 1851
The result of the questioning by the General is, that Mr.
Klbourne Acknowledges his dsoya,ty and declines being
o candidate