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Itatteefuuoen bat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
The Late Dr.. Decentralization OF bis
Character By Citizens OF Amsterdam New

To the Editor Of The ~ T,iburs
SIR: Having read in your issue OF the 9Th an arti.
Gle copied from Tie WOr and written by Its correspondent
Fuonvle the character and aDtecedens Of the late
Dr. Dosiie deem our duty Of broth.
erhood 10 reate the blatant fasehood Of The Bors
respondent by giving you short history OF the Union
Try and Of and facts that have under
walton and which we hereby certify 10 be ,Ius.
Dr. Dosties father resident Of Saratoga Comfy and
barber by trade which fact led to the having begun life in
that capacity At early age be came to Amsterdam and
opened barber shop with bathing ooms attached IN
usual size and capacity Of the thus making
start for himself During his soiourn win US az barber be
studied al every leisure moment and ected what he learned
TO his vie be having married highly educated lady OF Gaze
novis y. Y. and thus improved bis qualities OF mind and
heart almost Unprecedented degree and became OF
the leading Of the town In the Odd Fellows Of which be
wa member he passed the CHIEF Executive Cnar at an
early CAV and present attendance upon the sick
day or night as assistance might be required He viii he
embted by all the members Of the lodge and those who
Ssibtus hs . SSVS snceus sum TO
seet 70 me memory Of bis deceased vito large marble
Dr. Dosts soon quit the tonsorisl rumphs and gave h.
attention to dentistry pssccng In The once Of Dr. C. Du
as ga . SsS;s name appear: be-
study ard practice ns:a,sd TO Chicago 10 parsae bis ealing
where be watched by many anxious friends ana became
On STPsMtn procession and "a beacon the Csvs
he Wis led Amsterdam occaslonsliy AID IA. s~,v,,r.
greeted b aOst: Of friends d Ind ssdPiTs las. visit
upor 10 address meeipg e9ayepsd COZ the purpose OF raising
volunteers and Enthusiastically gssa by An nd proved
Of great assistance In OPENING The eyes the Community AZ 70
The true state OF affairs 10 the South and true cause Of the Re
beoD. Amserdam boasts OF more slch soipy bows r
Spinner now Treassr Of tbs United States having ,eved An
apprenticeship at the harnemakng business previous 10 the
advent OF DR. Dostie. with respectable who sill con.
tlnues II business aud whose name appears below
Out Of esteem TO tho Of former fellow citizen
the undersigned acquaintance ana members Of both political
truth Of tho above statement JAS. g. DULL p
j. W. sIURfgvANL ADAM w, KLISs,
Js0. kgLLnGd. pAdp pa FoRSsr
S~HSf94m, ~ T., Aux y 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
Iiucelu-Hn snIiu-Johnson

To ne Ediio, Of The ~ y Tytuns
SIR: In The TRIBUNE Of July 2S was telegraphIc
dispatch from Washington Of the folio wing tenor
Early IN s64 Mr. Defees who friend OF Mr..
Lincoln, sent 10 Indianapolis with an autograph leoT
from Mr. Lincoln appealing TO bis friends In the State Con
venton 10 nsnguate the movement 10 make Gov johnson
Vice President Mr. Defrees succeeded admirably The Con
venton led of In paoipg him In nomination. and backed up
at Baltimore
This statement fnd copied into Tie Anti SlarOy Standard
a. II uneoptradeted.
Noticing this paragraph at the time OF s frt sppearanee
In Washington sought MI Defrees TO ASCERTAIN as to iis
truth so contradictory II to Mr. Lncons statement to
ne in March 1865 after his Inauguration After M Hamlin
Rad left for Nape Mr. Lincoln sent for me 70 ask sene quss
tQrs "a 10 Mr. Hsmn views and wishes aud expressed for
him the highest regard and the pain be felt at their final part
ing few days before.
Dcredng the statement Of your correslordent deter.
mined 10 know the truth from Mr. Defrees himself
Mr. ptfees Ia the most explicit manner denied The truth Of
OF yonI correspondent SO lar No bad reference
TO Mr. Haulin and s Jchnson MI ID was an intimate and
confidential friend Of Mr. Lincoln and dd 60 TO Indiana While
the Legislature was In session and ADVISED The proposal OF
resolutions favorable Mr. Lincolns denomination But al
no time did Mr. Lincoln parhy FOR MI John
any lack sympathy with MI Hamin do
anything at any time unayorable TO Mr. Hamln nouins
tion, 40 far a. Mr.. ID. knows or believes
think II due Mr. Lncons reputation that this statement
should be corrected the statement OF BIT Lincoln o.
short tino before death. 10 bis ratonf with Nh Ham
lin could for moment credit this statement 81 your
Washington correspondent . JOIN A. PoJA
Citftes H,gg. SrsapseSr. ha0, Aug. IL, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
The Douglas Monument.

late Chicago paper gives the following description Of
the Donglas monument which Will be- dedicated IN that
city on the 9th prox in the presence OF President john
son Secretary Seward Gen Grant and other distinguished
persons; .a.lf
The first section OF the monument Is now about half com
peted The foundations entirely finished and the snb rs
partially compee The structure has been carried up to the
hight The diameter Of the circular platform base - feet
aud a feet high. Another base with steps the sanethe
sides conoaye or curved inwed also . feet highs laid
upon circular The sepuohre with four projecting
standing the and connected oy area
ways Is 20 feet sqsare and II feet high with walls FEET
thick IL frehed ceiling and chamber within ~ ieet
square In the center rcophsgns or receptacle Tor the
door 81 feet Ugh feet WIDE Resting the sepulcnre
10 pedess feet high with base Is feet square, tapping
upon and supported by the walls Of the tomb complete col
umu a. feet feet at the base and ~ feet at the top
IA placed on the pedestal cap and SPEAR feet high forms
ht can aid base for colossal bronze statue Of Douglas IL
feet high. - 3 - '..r ,
Surrounding the sepnlchre will be four seated symboca
figures life of ght marble representing Illinois hold
ing medallion likeness Of Douglas by the sdo Is sheaf Of
sat AMI The arms The other IL America with the
,bIeid Usforv reclining tablet and Fame. with the
s ara the trumpet Over the entrance stands ongc
na m he basc Of the pedesta above are four bas ree
ressr,i tie nostes Of civil za0u In the West FIRST tie
Wlderuess with Indians hunting and their wgNams 10 te
,ancs ten he pioneers With tie cabin mon powiDs aud
Irting oun trees then Commerce represented By ship
balos nd boxes and Science represented ny the oeomoSe
the abroad and the telegraph The fourth RELIEF illustrates
Education by group Of children ana sehooimas1er WIN
tho CAPITOL bnling aud a church IN tho distance.
The represents Douglas a. tanlhs uy INC Consn
ton aud tho Union the fafs OF UNIV" ." n' sN "u ''
Constitution ~ his lea hand -t a.,
Tho spe sefs staad at tho Inauguration oercmonos N 90
erected iun llgplT 0ssts the u'llnSA s0a tl "N''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
The Twelfth Ward Republican Associations,

At a meeting Of the Twelfth Ward Republican As
sooaon held last evening the following resolutions were OF
fered by Hon chas L. jenkins and after long discus
sion unanimously adopted:
WIerod The Developments Hw nrens Phlsd-DLia
and Washington. concuely tina, the President n efma
Deuy senated himself nom the party which eleciei hm and nom
the large majority Of the member Of Congress chosen a. De- was 10
uphold Of the Republic aud dee tue tnded ch0Tts VI
Northern dill ,yalty and Southern rebellion; and
The has arrived when and proper that
should s views with regard TO the Alienation
thus developed, therefore
Rord That Association ,snds In fl and hearty accord with
majority 81 regarding the faith Of the nation and
Union enny and reyocbly pledged 10 nc
oored UnoDsis % the South that their freedom hs 90 maintained
by national authority wherever that sA be requisite and
respectfully protest sganr assumption hat the meaios Of
lion sgns units and buhoy Of the Republic IN pspsbe
Conflict with srd vital Amendment 70 he Federal Con
stituiop.
Red That while desire aud taJ restoration OF the
States lately IN revolt 70 the benebcent aieua relations VIII they
rpudaed by teceon and rebellion feel bound 10 ns that
restoration ss not give to traitors political power then
they before began the Rebellion bat shall ake place
conditions which she'll the political aud cifh Hgu OF
the people Of those States 81 whatever race OF color
ROSd tho pirates
traitors nudere and their tympsth1es with Loyalty WIN
succeny suppressed tho Rebellion 70 bGfe lie OF, and
the Vaccinations u those who would cheat them out their
rights and reesbh the osahy they hays fought 20 Destroy
remembering that not country only bot the whole civilized world
looks confidently and proudly the efforts and achievements mat
party and aud dhnse throughout CbTndon
The HeAbe blessings Of Constitutions Government bseion eaub
rights aud universal freedom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

SEVERAL NOTED CHARACTERS ARRESTED AND tx
HrBrrgD-rwo SENT UP FOR SIXTY DAYS.
Yesterday morning James Dumas alias Demar,
welknoFn hotel thief and burglar exhibited to tao
captains ssfgeau and special detectives conggaied in the
large d Police Headquarters, by Inspector Dani'
Carpenter The Inspector recoGuted lis past life Tor wat
oenses he had been previously arrested and how long ne iu
served 10 the State Prison The officers ordered to io9k
well him. that they might recognize him IN the luule
the same time they cautioned not 70 pursue we
bounding not 10 annoy arrest any thief unless n W guy
furnished foT doing afer being e1hiOed az o
Headquarters. .,,o,, orco
have been tibet aud Who attempted reform and ead an
honest Persecution would but drive such persons
ever tits or any other thief be acting IN sup ~,
manner would be the duty OF tho officer Witnesses ne
follow and detect him IN the act The prisoner iu'no'
looking heavily built young man, who had soou IN I'm aud
Of tie door tho officers forming semi eirce 81 show
1au oote9 decdediy uncomfortable evidently feel
10 tho disgrace ~ his poston kecny CLEAN OF gratlluIe
shot across bis face while the Inspector was
% Officers That a. aie as Yesterday he bad been seen IN t
company Of two notorious tbeyes inc oH ,r,os good
be next one introduced was aosctherlcren cbarae
ter tall rulfanlyookiug fellow who in company Win
nfderute was seen by Officer McAulcy u tho Fifteenth
Precinct from the area OF mousse ~ Nh,u
man also cave The name Of Judon Oliver aud was aken INTO
cs,6y by the officer HIS companion escaped. No punder
Of auy description found upon bin. e shown up to
nctcd iicf No,e present knew him DO thief and 10
VIII To future be chased the suspects, NJ al times u9e
Ell IN tse Fnouh Precinct Statonhonse aV II was under
stood that the occupant II the house which ne id Oe %
10 leave soud make COMPLAINT against nan Oh H''pPcu
Taona, Many alias Barnard Smith alias Thomas smith
alias :" Rod Nused Barney" aud Henry McAIpin elias
Miller alias Willard alias Wills. wer, yesterday arrested by
Special Detectives Stecu and schneider o. the sce9h IT.
cine. suspicion OF b'ng thieves nud ~,
acting in father suspicious manner Ihty
identified as sucn By Omoors moore I9d rleA. q v ~
Peaeaiiry on BlcSwels Island for sixty days each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

date abcnt 100 or Do people This win be reserved e1on
svely for members of Congress ana ohef nu
the stand will be accommodations for about 60 reporers Inc
space in front Of the stand viii afford plenty OF room or e
nv bops1ns who will be present listening 10 the addresses
and the nature Of ground Will render the VOegs o we
speakers perfectly audible 10 those who may ee Ie,a " '
their posiiions considerable distance from inc stihu
At each corner grave will be erected pf aDou' -
feet in hight From these uprghs WI sptng i'.r alcos
tchch will be draped with black and white ana IeslOoh'o
with roses Round the bases Of the pillars WI DC aranee
nnrbar of ners and all they will be draped WITH
black and white aud with wreaths OF roses and gs Inc
crave will be covered with natural hower In mont OF tlo
grave will be placed upon pedestal NoAs spelu marVo
INST Of Douglas and model OF the monument There VIII Do
no other decorations of any kind on the ground
These form the principal part Of the preparations that nave
vet been made for the great occasion Whatever other
rangemens remain be made relate particularly to the
programme TO carried the day II there
Tine when the people might earnestly hope for favorable
weather viii be this coming 9th Of september which
will In be TO prove memorable one IN the
an the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
Court OF Special Sessions.

The Courtroom of the Special Sessions at the
Tombs ven flied with spectators yesterday. Justice
Kelly sal bench siugly Justice Downing being absent
Patrick Grady became intoxicated efer wake and his
home assaulted Thomas Dazzling lie was fined s25 Tor
committing the act.
John Poster accused Of stealing wearing apparel
valued So from the of Lizzie Bain IN the tenement
where they resided Jennie Smith stated thni she
defendant entering the apartments whore the stolen
articles were. 1ie case reminded tll Saturday.
Elizabeth DonneEy charged with stealing the skirt OF
Catherine RYAN The defendant that they both
Washing tho day and she got the SKIRT mixed up with
her clothes by accident The Judge let her off with days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
SUPERIOR COURT-Srct Trmf-Auc. %.
uEgIgfONg
Tomb. Poiirr Court

Among ,hc cases which appeared before this Court
yesterday Wcse soc following
TALE oFrEN TOLD
Catherine IsdWoL the hi.g but fs' daughters o.
the Fourth Ward charged BY John wilson With stealing
b. watch worth CO. The complainant stated that be met
Kate la the street and accompanied her 60 in house
on Waters wlcfg they retired together The watch was
-f The mattel piece and n The morning Was gole nom
there. Justice Hogan held the defendant tor tfial.
A CA2ELFSs DI.ltER
David Fivna complained 81 10y Catherine Reale ior
running n te street with ifuls and knocking
her down. lulgillg her severely He was committed.
THREE 10 oNE.
Allied Jones SAmue Kdgley aud Peter GeEan were ac
cused by Alfred Jonos ~ a-ng him aud throwing him into
the irom pcg U. Bee.man s. They were held 70
aBaweT tIe charge.
ROBB BY A FEMALE COMPASSION.
Sarah Foster brought mp complaint OF Patrick Wa
OF West seventy who thought SaFan had stolen his
watch yslued ~ They company together at 10
20 Greenvichs drinking saloon. She was sitting on DIS
knee aud took out the hOur. When ihey l
the place the watch was gone from bis pocket Justice Hogan
Thought matter should be investigated before the Court Of
Sessions
PETTY CASES.
John Hsgan charged by John Obestihcr with stealing
a metal sign valued az g..
Nicholas Meyers committed the complaint OF Henry
NcGOun iog stealing tub Of butter.