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Announcement OF the Completion 81 the Work
In Observation-Disclosures of Congratulated
Passed from Newfoundland To- ireland.
Our Liverpool correspondent furnishes the following
despatch by the Java
Ipresume you viii know as much about ,he Atlantic
cable we do long before Won get this; bot
nevertheless, in csse OF accident, report mo rsct
that the shore end landed Al Newfoundland
psssa raps De'~eea Ireland sn5 A sSs.
the Insulation and continuity perfect and TINT The
speed of transmission had much increased aimee the
FIRST sSsorscfsssTs. rnRoroH ME rABr rHox gBs
AsrtIcU SIDE
fvaebta duly 2Tl ieeraphc correspondence VI London
rimes
This evening 81 abort Ave O'Clock Eagllsh t'rae tic
vcraiIcns and messages have been carried al ronvh
the day, until word was rent 70 ssnspg - They
yere about to make the splice with the shore end Vt
Trinity bay. This effected soon after dass with
Mr. Laiiuer CLARK " testing the cable prayoas to
accepsng from ihs company These tests will occnpy
on Monday, nj the latest II 10 expected that The wire
viii be Orsned g. the public, and the messages scnf
ac,y N The c,e, q rorl'y 70 which they are received
On Tuesday Mr. 0isfs and the Knight ~ Kerry intend
70 entsrsin about Que thousand OF tine peassnry .,
The following telegram was received by Reuter- Tele
gram Compsny, in London, July ~, a. 1870 r. ",
from Mr. u. A. 6sss, mana ing director of the fele.
graph CONSTRUCTION and Maintenance Company -
vAIxuIA, july ~, 1896.
- and sh ~ ana Z, noon local time
Tho following kilograms were received BY Reuter- .
Telegram Company, Al 1900 A. NJ, july 70, from MI r.
A. Giass;-
vALKSTIA, July ~. 1884.
Shore END landed, and splice completed at s:ss.
Messages OF congraiuisiion passing rapidly between
ireland and Newfoundland Insulation and continuity
perfect speed much increased since surplus cable has
been cut on
vnxyuA July "a, 1885.
Following telegram received from Newfoundland.
Goocu To mn, GLkgl
Our shore end has just been laid, and most perfect
cable, under Gods blessing, composites teiegrsphc
communication between England and Tho cont
neni of America csnnot md words 70 cypress nv
deep ~ the nntirng real and the earnest and
cheerful manner 10 which every QUE on board, from
the highest the lowest has performed the anxious end
duties they their several departments HAYS
bad 70 PERFORM. Their nntiring energy and wachful
night and day Tor the period " Two weeks required
a. complete This wofk only ~ fully understood and
APPRECIATED w vho. Ike mysr'f. has seen H. All
ha fAilhfulv fone ib~,r duty and glory In their suc
cess sna ion With IN hearty consr<susftcns 70 our
frisnds N Eufana who have ~ various wsys sbofcd IN
csrysg .oat this trea ~orx. .
etsrws-hip. Arrived Ont.
The Napoleon fs N VI srtiyed ~ Bret CO The oyr'
ius u he eetN .ftiy
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COMMERCIAL lMTEltIr /eNce.


The London Money Norlet.
Consols 8S1< Assn.
United States fve-twentes o. 6g. Illinois Central
shares n q 49, Erie shares Al Il2
Anglo. Americas Telesnr a shares have advanced
about 2k per cent since lhe laying Of tho cabo, and
closed at 124, and. AtAn SIC Telegraph at per cent
Preference shares arc all about per cent dis
count
The weekly returns OF the Bank or England show IN
increase In the bul Of S6s and in the Of
notes OF f131560
The bank rate OF discount remains at ton per cent
Much discomfort continued to be expressed the main
manance II this high rate in view of the fact that
money to any amount could be obtained choice bills
in the open market as low as 9 y per cent.
he fluids on the 9Th closed armer under the peace
newa
The Liverpool Markets.
LtysRrooL, July 2S--Evening.
Cotton firm and unchanged; sales to-day IL 600 balos
OF which spectators and exporters took 1000 Mid
ding upiands 14d 14Ld
Breadstufs quiet but steady.
Provisions inactive.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
RUSSIA ALARMED.
Imperial Agitation MT the Preponderunce Of
Prnssia-Action Required at the Decisive,
Moment.

Prnssia-Action Required at the s'Decisive',
Moment.
From the Moscow Gazette, July ls]
Russia Is tyeateasd Germany, strong and united, is
approaching nearer to our frontier and threatens to be-
come masters Of The only sea which secures com.
Mnncaton with he world. The ties which units the
peoples and States Of the Austrian empire win clearly
DO broken and in her place will be established
political state aotos. poorer may BE- directed against me
sno1 -'tas and 6edrsI iatsreNs Of Ra1sa. Two
grea, provinces Of the Turkish empire which
lately undel the protectorao of Russia and depended
Oh "a moro than the Sovereign of Turkey have
transformed BIZ quite arbitrary mcnaaure contrary
treaties and the decision of European Conference into
an almost independent State, under the dynasty Of
hohenzoern In Short the political situation varies
every day, and acoys 10 ne detrinie Of tie petition Of
Rs'sia 81 he .ood Let us therefore, endeavor to DO
prepared caen The time comes and get rid OF all internal
difficulties be able act he,s the decisive mo-
ssegss is at hand.
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CRICKET.


~. George W.. New York.
The rs innings Of the match between the 1st esveDs
OF the above named clubs caUc OF yesterday afternoon,
at Hoboken, and proved 10 be spirited and nney played
The st. George Club first to the Bat and had scored
i27 whom the last man out. or this uumber Gbbes
scored a., Wright n, and II Gsboruoi3.
Tho New York Club then went 10 the bat and scored
1o tho only double figures being made by Turner and
Jararc, the former scoring ~, aud the latter 10.
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TINE GERMAN DIET.

Royal RrWsslan Order Postpeuiug shc Open.
Ing OF the Session.
The following royal order promulgated in Berlin
SGiy H.
Whereas am desirous or opening the Diet In person.
and shall possibly be able do week, hereby
poeipone the openn4 which had been fixed for the 3O
ns rcserving myself determine the precise date
which tho Chambers shall meet WILHELM
NiKoIshuRC, July ~, 1905
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The Com,ns billiard T.arpum..s.

The billiard tournament, 70 arrange the prclminaries
Of which meeting iatcy held in this city 10 cxcit-
ing great deal Of attention among professional players
and smstours large building has been secured and is
now being n'tod sp for the accommodation o. The
tending champions, and the przos 10 description OF
which has siresty appeared IN the HwpAfr viii be
ready The early part OF September the lime lxed
Tor tho fnurra mani
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Two foo, fscss came on yesssrsay afternoon ~ THO
Union Course. The 6Tst between widely and Cas-
sdy, avo niles for $500 side Csssdy was the favor
tic ~ two to before tho atari. wldey very
easily ~ tsc hundred yaris making the run In thirty
minutes and twenty-five ssconds The second
Tor 500 side, three miies between Grcenhorn and
Brady. The former hv liked Brady having
stopped on 'hc second mile lne nineteen minutes
sni Sin seconds
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kavanaEh and Foster NJ Sing sing.
Dadcy Ksyanash and Melvin Foster wore The cause ~
considerable excitement in sing Sing village on Tuesday
evening Two games played the srst OF $50
points, and the second of 500 Foster won The nrst
which he readily enabled 20 do by making run on
tue start or GA This followed by a run or So by
KavaDssh Poster vent out ls2 points ahead. Rnva-
nsgh the second came Ivy 2zs points the princ.pal
runs toing 5l and rs by the winner aud ~ 30 by
Fostcr The playing wac ksyanagh K Dccker's
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The Cuba vas intercepted on Crookhaven on the svan
Ing Of the 2o,h and reached Liverpool on The T arnoop
OF the 9Th Of July.
The Civ Of Manchester arrived Oh Crookha on nm hs
2eth and reached Liverpool on the 2Sth Of siy
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Anncaafi0n.

An Altoona despatch Of Juiy 20 says:-An address to
the Kong Of Prussia, demanding the Incorporation ii
polstein with tile Pvssan monarchy, has been drawn
~ by the Bureonnster Of Thaden and IL circulating
sinong the Inhabitants for signature
An address Of tho inhabitants OF Norden, East Fries
land 20 tho King Of Prussia has arrived here for
mission TO hts Majesty The address Expresses the
ssh for the union or the whole Of Hanover with
&1uasia
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0uo,pwe.


New York BvsskIyn.
SEXES % games 6, quoits was played on Tuesday
sternccn, al tho Ncnaai Quot Grounds Asir place and
Broadway between eight players selected from each ~
tho shove named clube which resulted alter -four games
The succes u the Brookyn by twenty sx points
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IN the FIELD.

rho Last Battlcs--Declstve Defeats Of the
Bavarians-Rcport Of Prnssian Reverse.
despatch from Munich OF the 18th Of July evenips)
cAys:-An engagement has taken place with the Prus-
rams near WnrzbuTg which resulted uhfavorably for
he Favarians who suffered serious losses especially In
officers
Tho Bsvarian headquarters are to-day at Rotendorr
Dispatches from AschsnenburR, Of July a. says:-Ou
Ems 18th inst an engagement took place Gerschem
between the Cohen division and the Eighth Federal
Amy corpa, In which tho Prussans were victorious
The Boyer division was also victorious tho Ba-
sariass near deinstadt
The Boyer and Flies divisions pulscd the Bavarans
The Irussan army thrcc-quarters Of mile west or
Whrxhurg
A wdrzburs despatch Of July II says:--Yesterdsy
and to-day conflicts took place between the RUSSIANS
end BavariaB u Dcttngen and Heimsiadt, the road
70 Whrzburg. ard other encounters Rossbrunn and
Nsldbhfteiheum, between the riy Tauber and Kahn
rhe Bavsrians sustained heavy losses The Ravarsan
Headquarters ere now At Roeador, quarter Of mile
Tho vanguard II the prusslan forcee under Cen Man
nel was 10 Baden territory on The 20lh OF July. and
nsd satsncc southwark after eucoessfu ageuicnt
500 ne Baden and Wurtembers troops near Bcschofh
fhs whole army Of the Main continued 10 advance In
q sontbcyty direction.
Another despatch rsysi stated tbs, the pruss,sns
1smhardrc Whrynurv IRE 2.lh, ana wcre rcpulsed
ynh me loss Of s.S'esh suns The town suffered but
TbsNenaa correspondent or tie London Tsss the
phabsnN Or mo county dlstr-te IN Hurrary di,plsv
Net The esH ncirsoa 10 serve tho Stse ar volunteers
proclamation md been issuai suepsndinu through
sal Lover Austria HE laws Tor Tho protection OF rsr
$50 u liberty aud Tho inyi oahiy of a0icle ard es,ab
nshiDg mortal isv order secure ihe safety % The
army snd tbc preservation " public order and tran.
aarsrs arc orryen' lhs Frankfort does rs, nav ,hs
rcd CONTRIBUTION Immediately the town viii IA an
ysly siSsesl nnd NJ QUE slowed 10 enier o. depart
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EnrIe Va. En,pire.

These clubs played match gamo at Hoboken ycster
day, which resulted in favor Of the Empire by Of
AZ 10 10
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plete victory that occasion with total loss OF only
three bundied men.
The Italian vounteershad advanced towards Lcmoardy
and occupied Cmengo and Point Chiese without resist
ance
The Austrian commander in the Tyrol claims 70 have
defeated the Italians ct valsOra the 2s,b with heavy
loSa -@e
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she vsncyss concerning 'he health Of Gorbsif ~erc
very uDrsfuiaciory. lie lad boom attacked with acute
snevmsiisns wAfe attn saicrng from the elects Of Ms
lac sruoi.
ccwmisayr Of psvai of9cerv haA msde careful 10
FDecon NJ hN italian nset after the rrncn Al "a
sscT report s nat TIE acsi VII 10 aee 70 pat pea
again very saotyly.
ropu,ss een.oNsisl5Es aeasrsi Admiral rersano bad
sssn a. Anss0a On eecornt " Tie Java tnssse
ss~Ft before Tifxi
hdsni a petsano Vas demanded court msr,l,l The
italian goronrfrcrl hare dft~yrnr "A upon fau ir.
,uiry irin th- ranxre " their IatA nav defeat
Letters received IRON, Venice rftc that the Austrisns
we've REMOVING tho arlhiyes ard the books from The
bffarsa The rhabitanfs looked ~ N Grra nnessinsrs
opns tAs rrgparaons bcIrg male BY The Italian troops
sss he bccksGe ana siege OF the city All coSlmuuca
son via yeE,e ". cut or oh Tho l0tls}y General hes
pssp1
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Jackson vs.. Lady washington.

match was played Tuesday afternoon, the grounds
Of the jackson Club North New York, between the
Jackson and Lady Washington clubs of Morrisans. The
following is the sccre:--
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In the House Of Commons Lord Stanley, In reply 70
questions asked said he believed thai propositiou
had been made 10 certain portion OF schieswg
TO Denmark but he could not describe its extent
and that he also believed contributions OF .
very extensive character had been demanded
from the city OF Frankfort The noble Lord
ia reply 10 Mr. Otway, also said It was stated
thathreats very violent character had been made
al Frankfort but tho Prussian government had dsa-
them and no hoped that this would be taken
proof that these threats made, would not be sane
toned No demand had been made for an arbitration or
had saRdi In any disputes between the German
govern mepts and the German people He was informed
howeve, that the Grand Duke of Baden engaged IN
Arranging the terms OF armsiice between the Prus-
sian and the Federal forcea
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BHooKs Drowned NJ ycnkcrs, on Sunday, August .,
MAnnt vile Of Joseph Br0cts. ard daughter OF John
Rood of IVES, Farms, aged 40 Years aud months
The relatives and friends OF he family arc invited 10
attend tie funeral from the rasidencs % her father,
John Rood nj West Farms ts Thursday sfternoou, ~
two clock.
[fty o,av Deaths See 7Aiyd Pasel W
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independent vs.. Atlanta.
match between the Independent, Of Mott Haven,
and Atlanta, Of fremont, base bail clubs played on
me ground OF the former, in Nett Haven yesterday
AFTERNOON. The following is the score:-
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Drs reports lr0sn the Garibslda headauaroSr posi-
kl,sfv srrnd CO despatch Of tho Austrian com
peof<r IN Tho TyYo relative Tie alleged victory on
ne fIs, Eas> ..atro Dtpsichcs from Ganbaldi hh2-
ssf ss.s N g.ntssiy Iai Die socps Esinsa card
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Ferguson, 2; Crane, /; Pearce, |.
Fig catches-Uuion, IL; Atlantic, g.
Scorers --Iessss HullinasworLh and Mowlem.
Ufnpre--Mv. T. Nacdiarn,i, of the Star Clnn.
Time Of gsms--rhrse hours and thirty minutes.
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sssrw-hip. Arrived Onf.
The Napoleon ~ N u srtiyed ~ Brcsi CO The no,n
ius u hs ecl JEiy
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Announcement OF the Completion Of the Work
In Ensinnd- Messages Of fonGrataiafion
Passed from Newfoundland To ireland.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

Tax RvAL-AURAr BETWEEN Two NKoRoss --On Tnss.
day evening public meeting was held 10 the African
Methodist Episcopal church, Bridge street Before tie
audience dispersed Il fast approaching miluisht
among those who emerged ine tho dark unl wers
Thomas Gibson and John II Moore, beth tcsden ~ Navy
occupation driver ana Moore i. Supposed Z hate beSh
ealous q him because he carried Ell e ette't q the
At,er Al All events = row tlcS piee hetNesp tarn.
Saiyes q = knife was dsamn snd tme.t ts.s N9oc.
justice Cornwall yoaterdey monna HA1 ss act apan No
case for examination on Fridhl,
Tux DosssLr ISaugsr-rae adjourned inqne'' nto .ae
circumstances attending death n ratrck ponncy wbo
was stabbed BY VIM COZ evening of the l6,h inst
resumed YESTERDAY before Coroner Lynch, several
witnesses were e,anhed when hr n1usat was further
adjourned unll frldU next, AZ oue O'Clock u N
CoNcruNos or rIy MAHKnoyf Isoursr-ruE yERpicr
The inquest hscase Of John MarAhon who drowned
'hort me srce \, mysterious manner 4 Greenpoe,
John IIus-ns Dr wlo,s ana other witueases wcre -.
made ,e@es, s % NE ease, ia. nSS@ IL w.. YIN K
tho boaih1use aud heard smith say that harkhon
Tue id retired and afor hrcf drboraon roarusd Win
sSa w va roan onn Mls. a. H. S'e ~ n ns de. & n 'hy
e.ouaraing Henry Witty from al criminal -oa lcy il be
,9nc. smith q % German orlgiu. formerly d NJ. is
Bcwery New York, aud BY occupation grocrr's CLERK
Explosion AooipgNrAt yesterday kettle usel In
the glue faory Of D D. Winchester Richard street south
FSSEo FSs saRan h af afn'n % Il Tg eN ~ e.9
N nd n2w es in the Long i"and College Hospital
SUICIDE STANTON Houpv--yestcri.y afternoon oneer
Hipwef Of tho Forty hrth precinct found woman wan
deng about the streets and acting strange manner AMI
concluding that she insane he s
house n Fourth street for sae keeping TIE woman
had been ia - cell than hour when d.4rG4hn
Wlaon discovered her with her apron tfHug tgy bound
her neck He immediately entered ne cc a
her from death by atrangnatDn but hs efforts An
ayaiing she expired few momens aftcf he removed
the apron string Ihe Of the nrfUr Jnte after.
ascetaiucd to he iul Mcmahon. Hsed fortyseyen
ycnrs aud native IL ireland ile hndy -gnt = the
residence OF her daughter ia seventh street uear Sorth
Sixth. y. ~, and Coroner smith notified.
sricpg usEyows MAs.-Ab9ut seven o'e1ek yes-
cfAy morning it s reported an unknown mou jumped on
Greanpont ferry bost she leaving her dp foot
oi Greenpont avenue. and wss drowned Np Description
his lrcFN appearance H0Eti hH ttuel, ne
"a iHu. ID udieny nlo the river ana rnphlly s#Nk.
4 Nvw fosraAsrru GRrESr0lNr Lit WAS tuuNrei
lr' ugt tAat Nj t0An T. Waite hNd been appauti b0st'
4i GreeupJul. thailes Aclaat4r. FHsd.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CONVENTION.

PrTIsHrEo, Pa sept 4o 1853
THE Convention assembled st ton O'Clock "a the CITY
Hal
REPRESENTATION outst"N
hnrr prayer by Nj. hailock General fAEssNotlp oi
Inr. offered rssoluon that n case nsy be neces-
sary Tor this Convention vote sny question, ten
delegate. uay demand voo by States each state TO cast
under the last apportion nent, such votes ~ DO an
ooaaref W the chairman Of each state delegation
Gensral CocHRAsr Of New York-Mr. President Con.
res- our standard or constitutional law. (appausc
We therefore present this suggestion 10 the OF the
rscu,loa tbsi Il may be incorporated 10 a. yz.fhst
the resolution operate only 10 such States re-
pfesepted a and recognized by this Convention.
1sncrs' FsRsswowrr said he was In favor Of allowing
sysr, saie representation ln the Convention By loyal
Hs viiing TO irgst the real rm0n Pore loyal
,nd bslleyed there was nothing 70 fear from such
course He would be glad 70 zee every state ia the
uuicu represented by loyal soldiers
delegate from TcnnessCe in,imetsd probable dln.
Guilty 10 allowing the delegates present 20 vote without
proper regulation. He rerrcsenita thal unless some
ruis va adopted II would be dneul' 70 give lair
pr.ssion 10 The sentiments o. ,ho loyal people Of the
sia,ss
ssais vas less than the Congressional delegation they
ba stsw~f to vote according 70 'heir strength Ia the
ronveeton and where the numb'r exceeded The repre-
scui,icn Ia Congress they css, vote equal 70 that rep
Tho member from tennessee opposed such propo.
alton remarkinR thai common justice required that IN =
oaonaI convention sseh state, whether of the North
toulh should be treated alike in the matter 81 repre.
,sp,stoo The ssso y reias represented Wy but one
tha, VA given y Maine or Msssacbaseis Tho repre-.
scut.ivss Of the souhcrn Ssies came here n danger
fbs Convention should appreciate thsir a'usiion.
Qsnersl IHqgrr, Of ohio moved 20 lay tns Whos sa0
lsI oa tbs uble, which was agreed to
rslcffcu srutIHr Ios vrfnAS HEao.
Qepstsl D.syts, of New York rise 70 qDcsuen oL
s..is .ii, nf.yasa III 10 1s vi Sessasi VII ySS VI
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snm uur,lai u ra sEir

Fopf Lspfwr. Seq "a. 49,
AfsIess fsfsivsd ocsy ffuu Fgys Fhltp kesfFty
safr ttn ne IndsSa wers vsfT uguhas%aans sisNhs
80 Ati ausrans smsH gytssa - lh@ ieAs MsT
ei tAs gnsf8 % hs ltsh grtTsis Jchn.1n tes NV
80 G1ysf ~ asstsi ~ ffahs fs.iis p.sps, A.
- s.d hsfy tnatilasf 1tsy sUsuftd 'as esf gaF.
u - tstss ssn lhe slfi, VI we're sfiren ~ vih
h~s n twg silieS
40 wcA n EAisJ r4AE.ss Tsfiy wsfN kAAs wL3a
I4ettrg kat severe '1@8 u tLs lnSs1
ReEef'. r.csirss FROM fcr smgsh leEe'a 4sats uasl
thsrs tfs haltfss 01,~ n aoar taais1s jn fshg
rssf ransr aN hDsslz fksy are stAsfml "a tkKl ika
sse rtNf T. bpnaass tbAN Eas - usssssd
ng'srnnss, ~ wsa ssgsz u rsu iJriass, pakyls
az
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pressed oail nations and accord TO them
thy and whenever lawful and practicable, om "a ths IN
operation md assistance in their efforts 10 throw & .e
our own and We arc Animated Win he hope sy
not far distant when Ireland in the Old World and Mex "
ties il fact a. they should bo Of right.
Tho resolution referred
delegate moved that tho Convention take recess
until half past three O'Clock but subsequently withdrew
that motion, General Butler, chairman Of the Committee
on Raontons appearing Ia tho hall with the report Of
After great cneorng, General Butler came forward and
MR Ps,spKU-The Committee on Resolutions has
unanimously instructed me to report the following
PLATFORM Of principles for tho soldiers and sailors hee
assembled
By rs sodien and sailors Of tho ard navy Of the
Resoa Tia, @ son ~ ~ pao ps IN
nS ne lending eSnsationa amendment Is wise prudent
~ 4. rlgh,. Q eyoy citizen il place. Just equal
STATE equally potent VI ii The vote ~ another man in
any state Y rghteonsy exclude pisces and
Ted ornes nave dsneea e sna Sf. Il ssrno ee &
sy d @ q n @Hr L na Forever Ss y III
opirauons contracted in support Of the rebellion. Ap
Resolved That us unfortunate rertle country
len senency ami fraternsl feeling IL which HE, we're
oneed as they are le mfdess terms granted TO te
Resolved That ,hc fresdrnt an executive Officer has
q NJ sovorumeut sApriusei tba Bis attempt % fcn
Gaws 6s ats IN saaaane GaSe = retarded
ee = no e'G9 psaa s@a . ansy sy r. hays % %
they forfeltad places hey have H. seoeI
Al Contaminated would render tie lie nsan
usel.ss tae " io. Z, tns @ ~ q onr bured eonre f
VIZ VIII a, WI. u aye n E,afioufy tlumrhci Mhat
p,pnniaa4a " ~ "oo"''fh ~ % i"'l"''
Resoiyed That the right the eonnierar Il, evle cr
the conquered has been reeogi1ea the public oe ~
civilized naousi ny h op'retoh n that Tor tho
naon y ths ooa y tns ~ 'ua @ TN gngres. has the
ayolted ,es ma 10 n,sa ,i enis ot 4 " ao @
necessary fpr lie cotnnete rcqtorrtion of he rn.on
Resolyrd Thai when the prcffen, claim tha ny be aid
Of ne army and navy he ,neh have made himself hicao
he insned every soldier and sailor y thr rehhAc ~
~ M @s.ls ] Il ~ Ia y n9 W ~ II n, ts1, NJ "
government CApnlause1
Rasolted the neutrality laws should amended
- give the fulc liberty 70 tic cle consistent w The
nst"nnl iaithi nm We gr,nt unor rep9bi.tu party "
RIA pissa y sustain tesry ang M elay ., rRns
9,,r svmns,iy Ind coriiai 60 aner tion 1Sr9I,nse ~
Tesoigtd fnnt d. Tnion men s the sdln Il theat de
u,ou of color entitled - the g..ttuie every
loyal slliter and sailor who served his country m sup
pressing rebellion, aud their