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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

Messrs. Gardner Smith, Yeiser & Co., will sell
this day at haif-past 10 o'clock at the corner of
Tchouptoulas and Market streets, furniture, pony,
wagon, lumber etc. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

a oil is issUed for National Woman'S Right,
Onylntion ia New York on the 10th of May ne%t
t. q sider the question of suffrage, and oLlei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

EMERSON AND PARKER.-The demonstration at
the Academy of Music tonight, in favor of these
gentlemen promises to be brilliant in the extreme.
The Acadamy has become the American school
for stars in ballots, pantomnes, acrobatics and
ethiopian eccentricity. To hail from there gives
currency to an artist at any theater where these
features are made specialites. To have won the
approval of the fastidious and eIigrant Orleanois
is primaa tacie evidence of sterling merit and can
didates for public favor, having passed unscathed
through season subject to the rigid standard
established in the Crescent City, become fixed
stars not only here but in any part of the United
States At the same time, many q would be
shining light disappears from the horizon during
this severe probation. New artists, conscious of
genius, naturally gravtate to New Orleans, where
their excrescences are pruned off, their salient
points developed and their exuberances toned down
until they are disinfected of the suspicious odor OF
lager beer, cigars and pretty waiter girsms
through which ordeal unfortunately most of them
have passed at the North
Messrs. Emerson and Parker have stood the test
and so to Europe and the North head and shout
ders above all rivalry. Whenever they return here
they are sure of cordial reception, as the New
Orleanians are not tickle, and do not run afte
strange Gods, unless with the stamp of divinity
For three years the various troupes in the United
States, whose features are kindred with those a
the Academy, have been emasculated to furnisl
entertainment for this city, and the public Ihay
discovered that the caterers for the Academy cal
out for their deectation the very best talent tina
the entire northern market affords, and that when
ever anything in their peculiar line is announce
to appear in other cities, matter with wha
flourish of trumpets, it Is not as good as the Acad
emy's regular stock company, or, if as good, ha
previously graduated at that institution, and c
course reflects credit uponis alma mater.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

MARKETS, RIVER NEWS, ETC
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NUMBER 2O6
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
A Tzfay Nesys--Rise in Quicksilver
Tragical Murders in PHILADELPHIA
EXPECTED FENlaM ATTACK NOT PERpET9ATED

Excitement at Frontier Points of canaa.
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Joha strenRa, FrSpraetoT.
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.sgssss0H E5OTee,
STREE I44
NEW ORLEANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Garroters, highway robbers rogues and the
IKE. will find the action af the Legislature OF
j Virriuia of snDe interest 70 them. ihe
fJoging bill has ,,asseG the House, and will:
+ Is stated, pass the Serate and become q law
At au early day: Il any person commit rob
bery from the person Of another by partial
.rangu!a,iou oe sui1..c;stiou- OF BY striking or
hating or by other violence TO the person, or
bv the threat CT presenting OF firearms: nc
shalI be puuished with death, or at the dlscre-
ton OF the jury, hr confinement in the penlten-
tisry for period nrs !css than eight nor more:
than eigi1rer7 years IT any person shall COAL
NIT robbery in any other mode or by any
other means, he shaI be confined in the peu,-
tentiary not les shzn live nor more than ten
years.
IN the Supreme Court ot West Virginia, it
has been decided that Attorneys -at-laW are not
ciyl officers within th;, meaning OF the act, and
are consequently not required to take the test
cath. The decision was rendered on the appll-
eaton of Hon. Charles James Faulkner to be
admitted to practice
Mr. Hansborough, Delegate from ksng
George and Stafford, made an intellectual CT
fort to have two hundred acres Of land IN King
George, set apart for parsonage. Seventy
Eve acres only are allowed. Mr. II. said that
segenty-fve acres Woa!d starVea klldee.
Comuanding officers OF posts in the Depart
ment OF Virginia, not included in any military
district. arc prohibited from leaving theaE
posts without permission from, headquarters.
late letter from Richmond SAYS: pro
marty has fallen 20 Der cent. here within tour
weeks Capital in wanted. After planting
time March and April land will be sold cheap
M. oo.h saye,, r7;,ea from
n ~ 10: ,.ah.. 80 ~ -, Dis, poaG wss so}d
ileoo't'h'nuS ire ~ W., ot Nav Jarsov
Er.si A5o It contains 157 acres.
~. =. - CO.., os
Ihe Richmond !" h1s says -, - au:4'ssI
there tnat Judke nossess!e ~It1 w. hVAAAia.so
by tue 0orernor. soa 'ao&&3 Noiea'a '@'''o
Will hcI ne psesei1Ss"-
Preparations 80: c1"ps are u1osc exf ensSF@ IN
Stafford county thar ", s1asr been iSts % SUP
pose
x,.,. !,
asfs = ''scAS'''r S"'' "''o' ~ >~' >.
Jackson has WRITTEN . 'sStEF co"-F* >s'',tHG '''S
np,,s shet ''shc an>E her family aTn suffering
for khe ,efes- aries oY lite. and ttst she h#s
has appealed 60 tf'' Hdonc ios fehSF. III
this letter .stter <pr* lAS OF the s's q ali snr
husband esta:s. aa>] s:*t o#n properly, sFe
says.--..4od &,ms seiN Its 70 ms ona * the
l;naoa4 ,re,,..x u4, has ,he means Of rs,,-
A.aa0's -. U' As'''' e..-fre> &C., ,na ,,,d ,~,.
vding all the c"rfo'+ o. n;e oS s1IernSs TS a" M +
olpnah chN -. u - ~ sc 'T E@,s, 60 T1,o,.b
o'iess Ia our a1'.'AIsle ,,.at ~ t,,;s re.r...r
greater ,'an my oSa s'<,, ;,a.,t ~
nave only neeo o1 oy" @ Sa>s ~ - fsrs s for fh<
l. ofaA o1hefs' sts''''sa 't ,>a,l;,, G7,i ~ mx
htsre for the eov'n'nS-Aeso'1a 81 h,.yei<, o " srs! M
ausoand nas "ahcas: '.s 'p ., w ayi ~, it, !it.
the!oye Of l"- st's' >sop's e. 80 49, t. @ a ~.
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VOLUME LXyI,
PUBLISHED (DAILg; 81
~ a

a~OFFICE-GAzEr BUILDING. Prince
street near Fairfax:
"ng-TERMs OF sSUBCRIPrIoN-Slxty cents
per month; or Six dollars PER ASSUM, payable
5n advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-15

MANSION HOUSE RESTAURANT,
r. LUCAS, ltOpRIET r q T..
Ladies and gentlemen viii meet with every
accommodation pertaining +" such IN establish
ment -
A choice variety ofMEATS. with PUu LTR7,
OYSTERS, &c, including every, delcacy the
markets afford, will be prepared by pr"iee9loh-
walters, and at reasonable prices.
ICE CREAMS and PA&:TItIES viii be OF
The wine vaults will be stocked wish select
assortment Of WINES: ALES: &c-
. The Restaurant and Saloon viii b" open ai
sd hours Particular attention will be gwen to
orders from families snd parties wishing dinner
or supper "HS "p-.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-15

RsooT> ASj' SHOi.> H'Il'> ~ y
Ap SHOES Nos i> the >:!'" il YOU wait
pargsins hevo g E;2e s@nck -: Eoot3 :r.>,
Sho., al =. kinds. which viii be enl4 cheap. -
Also. II rye stock Of Ladies' an< siiose< f3aH-
ers. which wi! E,~ snld very ch@s;,. Cali an1
=, arain. io~ zn:srsalvea re No. ~, King s:rre~
-, :,-.: JOHN r.. EVANS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
ALBAN Y.
Central System of Measure-BOaFd of
Trade Resolutions = Terribly Sc
we're StOrm-RailrOads Blocked.

ALBANY, Dec. 28.-The Board of
Trade of this city have unanimously
adopted the following resolutions:
ResoIued, That, with the assent of
the Boards of Trade which have taken
action on the subject, the Central
system shall go into effect on the first
day of March, 1867. QsY}9@ E{r3
? Resolued, That the Secretary be di-
rected to communicate with various
Boards of Trade, and request them to
fix upon that date and notify this
Board, to the end that concert of ac-
rtion)may be had.
ALBANY, Dec. 28.-The gale con-
tinues to-day. New drifts are form
ing on the roads. The storm is the
severest we. have had for twenty years.
Twenty inches of SNOW has fallen.
The Central train due yesterday ran
into drift west Of Albany and could
not get out. During the night two
other trains got there but were obliged
to stay. The snow is higher than the
locomotives this morning. The pas
sengers were released and brought to
the city nearly frozen No trains sent
on any of the roads since yesterday
noon, have reached here from any
quarter The weather is very cold
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
TELEGR,APH.4SA SAN FRANCISCO.
Large Ship AshOre-The FlOOds-COf-
fee. From Bio n MOnetaFy-Paints
aad Oh titary Pr0tec< i
ti0n for ArizOna-General Crit.
tenden.

ID San FRANCISCO, Dec. 27-noon.-
There is a large ship ashore at Half
Moon Bay, twenty-five miles down
the coast.
The floods have been very great in
Sacramento.
TheTbark, Cornefia W WalkeT, briggs
six uhdtedthousand pounds of cof-
fee from Rio.
Coin drafts on Atlantic cities, 21c;
currency, 25c.
The paint and oil company incor-
porated here have a capital of six
hundred thousand dollars.
Governor Mccormick has induced
the military authorities to assign a
portion of the 14th infantry to the
protection of the people of Arizona.
The cavalry will protect the mail
route.
General Crittenden will accompany
Governor Mccormick to Arizona, and
he will. pro baby assume. command of
the forces IItiCC@ n r. - "A
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
BUFFALO,.
Trains Running-Weather.

BUFFALO, December 28.-The mer-
curry was 150 above zero; windy and
showing.
Dispatches from Albany, last night,
state that there was a severe snow
storm there. All railroad trains were
more or less behind time, and feared
drifts unusually heavy. 1t was the
severest storm experienced for years.
This has been an anxious day to
and shipowners. At
Harlem, row of six houses on Alex
ander Avenue were unroofed, and a
number of houses on Willis Avenue
were also unroofed, and one blown
down. Loss, $4,000. The storm
was very violent. At Hudson every
avenue to Place is blocked with snow.
Two passenger cars were blown from
the track, but without serious damage.
Trains from the west have arrived.
The drifts, on, the Boston, roads, are
said to be- enormous; and, on the
Hudson River road, there are great
embankments of snow, where several
trains are showed under. tn
Y BUFFALO, Dec 28.-The eastern
trains are running with but trifing
detention.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29

SwEETsBURagi Dec. J28.ATn Court
to day sDsvlin fnovedlto arrest judg-
menti in the case of Michael Crowley
The application was refused, and he
was sentenced to be hung on the 18th
of February. e. 9ja 81 15i3 %
Geo. Crawford plead guilty to the
charge Of receiving stolen goods, and
was sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment. .553ii2 sdi&f' 3TA
The term having ended the Court
closed. The police and military re-
main till further orders. cqin7,
TORONTO, Dec. 28.-A number of
German and Swedish emigrants pass
ed here, yesterday. destined for Chicago
and St. Louis. sdt ai BsaUnda1 ~.
President Roberts sent $500 to the
directors of the House of Providence
to be applied for the benefit of the
Fenlan prisoners. lumeIg JiI aisg9aa
GooDR1oH, C.. W., Dec. % "A fear
full snow storm has prevailed here for
the last two days, no trains having
arrived since the the 18th. The trains
are blocked near Seaforth. The snow
is three feet deep on the level.
TORONTO, Dec. 29.--It is stated
that President Roberts forwarded
thirty-hve overeoats for the jailed Fe-
mans here. ia ao .tH3i1aaeGo3 DDS
Lynch refused them, and said that
it was cateh-penny to draw funds
into the Fenian organization. 0aslJ 81
General Sistead succeeds Napier in
the Western District of Canada, of
which Toronto is headquarters. y.
Weather cold. The railroads are
running regularly. l'.'' ,......~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-The Herald
Ireland correspondence of the 18th
says the revolution excitement is still
at fever heat. Sixteen British war
vessels are off Queenstown harbor.
1t is thought the rising will occur
simultaneously in the counties Of
Cork, Waterford, Limerick, and Kill
kenny. .yiia53i at 9QA N2''3 H' 7elV
In the Supreme Court an action has
been instituted against Chas. G.. Cor
nell, Ex-Street Commissioner, and
Mayor, Aldermen and Common Coun-
Gil of New York, changing them with
defrauding the city Of over $500, ,000
Frauds upon revenue are known to
have been perpetrated by some of the
largest silk and lace importers in this
city, by }underyalued invoices, &c.
One importing house has been made
to pay $50, 600 in gold for attempting
to evade the revenue law aI sid 1sed
New YORK, Dec. 28.-The storm is
general throughout the east and west.
A number of vessels were driven
ashore.
The steamship Australasian, from
Liverpool, went ashore, but got off.
The steamboats, and railroad trains
are, detained, and telegraphic commu-
nication partly interrupted.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The Berlin
correspondent of the World says a
dispatch has been received by the
American Minister from Seward, dis
approving of our Minister'S concilia-
tory reference to Prussians pressing
naturalized Americans into the SER
vice. The dispatch was read to, the
governmental authorities, but no ae-
ton has been taken.
A Dublin letter to the World says
Stephens is believed to be in South
Ireland.
NEW York, Dec 2S.-It is stated
on crediable authority that the week
ly bills of the five responsible mem
bers of the New York gAssociated
Press which, under the management
of Mr. Craig averaged from 5000 to
$3.50 per week, have been increased to
( 81 300 apiece in consequence of the
F abandonment of the.aAssocation by a
large number Of their newspaper pat
rons all lover the country. The Presi-
L dent of the Association announces
that they will shortly make direct
appeal to merchants and spectators
% come forward and assist them to
carry their present heavy load, which
S likely to increase to $1,000 per
week.
Z NEW York, Dec. 28. n President
Johnson has revoked the exequatur
granted to Gehard Jansen, consul of
( Did Enburg to New York; said JAMS
zen having refused to appear in the
Superior Court of New York in an
lction against him and others plead
ng his consular privilege.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
CONCORD, N H.
Republican Congressional NOmina.
lo.H batiOnS. i.u'f huG =,

CoNcoRp, N. H., Dec. 2s.-The, Re
pnblicans in the First and Second
Congressional Districts have nomi-
mated Hon. Jacob H. Ella, of Roches-
ter, for the First District, and Gen.
Alfred Stevens, of Nassau, in the
Second District. for Congress. % sll
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
CLEVELAND.


I I CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 28.-The
storm of yesterday continues in full
violence. There were no arrivals
from sthe east this morning. The
trains, last night, were abandoned at
Buffalo, The passenger trains going
east and west left here this morning
ut the regular time. Not much snow,
but drifting badly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
2 SPRINGFIELD.


/ SPRINGFIELD; Mass, Dec. 28AIn
consequence Of the, storm, no trains
at II o'clock this m6rning had Arrived
from. Albany or Boston Three trains
due from the West at $50 last night,
were delayed at Pittsfield till this
morning, and not yet arrived. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
Y wa g y ~ Z - -
ST. LOUIS
destructive Fire at Warrensburg.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 28.-Afre at War
ensbuIg, Missouri, on Christmas
Eve, destroyed, twenty-five business
louses and three dwellings. Loss es-
imated at 100000; insurance not
;nown, but is small. Among the
Principal losers are burlington &
,loan, Hyatt, Allen & Co.. Joseph
Iopheimer, A. HI. Gilkeson, Mr.. Ros-
nburg, Henry Neil, Cruz & Garth,
dr. Hall, DIR. McClelland Kirkpat-
lex & Blodgett. s's iiai- 1915
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
UK EE.
Destructive Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. g. The Eagle
ron Works, and the shops adjoining,
he repair shop ofthe Milwaukee, and
,rairie du Chiea Railroad. the Rail
DAD restaurant, and part Of johnson
Z Co.'S lumber yard, were burned this
norning. Loss, $50, 900; insured for
bout $4,000.
,s'aaE9I1 e
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
BOSTON,
The Proposed MOnument-Efrect of
- the Storm. ar7.rt3 tt+.

BosToN, December 28AThe Com
mon Council, last evening, defeated
the proposed appropriate of $50, 1000
for the soldiers monument. D9taH .. g
There was a very severe storm yes
terday and last night Considerable
damage was done; shipping buildings
unroofed; j : Enkin's glass works
flooded, and the railroads, in some
places, were washed away, but will be
Immediately repaired. a]i qi p 'si3f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
PHILADELPHIA.
The Bayard Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 28.-The box
of Bayard, the banker, which was
stolen yesterday, was found this morn
ing in the street. The Government
securities were gone, but all the stocks
were left in the box. III ri
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
ANOTHER FENIAN SEN
TENCED TO BE HUNG.
Military Protection Furnish.
ed for the People of
Arizona.
FENIANISM. STILL RAMPANT
IN IRELAND.
New Hampshire Republicans Open
the Campaign.
NEW YORK.

The Storm Vessels Ashore Is teamer
Australasia Narrowly Escaped
Wreck-DetentiOn Of Trains-In.
teFruptlOn Of Telegrams-Fenian
ism I'm Ireland-ExtensiVe Frauds
Immense Loss and Damage by
the St0rm-Berlin Correspondence
stephens, &C., d., &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
| CANADA. p

FenianSo Refuse Roberts Donation
Y Change Of Military Commanders
~ Weather and Trains eaOOuPt at
SWeegSbufg A Crowley Sentenced
to be HuHg7hCRaHfOrd tOMthree
Months 4O Imprisonment - Court
Closed - EmigrantS.7-D0nati0no to
FenianS-A Terrible. Storm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
chEist; nedderich. Jas. W. Lauer.

Christ. Hedderich. Jas w. Lauer
III Il I'D I'D ERICH a. LAUE H.
- Dealers in GROCERIES. PRODUCE,
HOPS, &C., &C., Sycamore Street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Evansville, Ind
All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods, ard the highest mar
ket price paid. .s.i e 80 aHti q
In connection with tie store, there Is a
large and commodious Wagon Yard for
tne accommodation of country dealers.
sepio dly 81
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LATER

,a The Commodore is total wreck.
The passengers are, all safe. Some of
the freight and baggage will be saved.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
RIVERHEAD, IL. III.
Wreck of the Commodore.

RIVER HEAD, L. T., Dec. 28.-The
steamboat Commodore, of the Stoningl
tom line, is ashore, six miles west OF
Greenport.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-29
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron & Copper,
LA Tin and Japanned Ware,

SALES ROOM: - -..l
-fal 't'N
Main Street, opposite Court House. Foun-
dry near mouth of Pigeon Greek.
RG-Orders solicited. feb
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-17
POETRY.
For the Pamela srAR.
Things ! Like.


Il llke 10 live, and never wish TO die,
30 long "a | have whercwlihal TO eat
Ia nwmip patch, and feather bed to lie,
And dream away the blessed nlghiIn ileer
Il like The many sweets Of single life,
I like TO dream Of womans' many charms
4 like 10 think In sleep ''lvc got wimi"
And ,hen--to ''cuss' the pillow In my arms
il like to love my aGal,' | do indeed,
+ | like TO gaze upon her lovely face;
like to think she has enough 10 feed,
Herself and Kate, and any Other trace
] like 70 60 to town, ''you bet do"
| like the sugar kept by Luther Illness
u like an aOld vlrginnyp Brunswick stew,
And lwhen areb) to grabblc alatcr' vines
like 10 60 TO the Masonic Hall,
Al least when !, Is customary
70 have thereat a agay and festive ball,
Because Il Is the eighth " Jdnudry.
like to ''ballanee all, . and swing my "Gal,
| like to hold her soft and snowy 'pawi'
likcC ia cotton bagging bal-mo-ral,
And almost everything ever sa~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-17
For the Panola sIAR.


1Ines love's Tho theme Of poe,, bard
md 10 sxesll, each trying hard,
their love 10 laud and spread her fame,
his Il The !sviiesi, sweetest name
lust eonfts there's one love
On 70 whom IA ever prpTc
~ srus = steel; yea always true,
N srusr ssill rll prove TO yoa
1pnssimes think yea'rs Lost 10 me;
shink the time win never Be,
When al the gloom and mist win burst
Lnd al ny fears WIN be dispeued.
III time. old time that proves al things
lemovss from conscience all Iss zsingA
yin PROVE that you are true 70 me,
y true y ali should ever be.
)ul womsn's mind, al, who can read,
\ ferret out what shes dsereeai
Pos she L willy, shrssd and smart,
Ne rsrsls from man hi- vrry heart
AIshosrh she steals, she, not a thief
iwoala Be contrary 70 my belief,
he 4 wrong ooald ever do,
, loving. constant, ever ,rus.
" Aissrs nis pray-will ron tell,
! yosr hesrs viii lore doth swslli
! ~ xill no~ soaf<s 10 ne.
rhak hnnhle Ruth rroft~sd 10 be.
IN yes now but leave yoar home.
>isce ansshsr has aeiEned 10 come
b fIi ysss rlsee-ay, viii yea 81
% shHre ny LOT for veal or w<'
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ler, lm whea Ihe Question |. snb.
hiiiied in The IHpulaf judgement and
10 The mas of ne feuple. the.s mes
will hnd that they might Iu.l a. we'll
Introduce fcaolu'ion n rspmI lIn
liw ~ eravltaIon. The aiians
tp keep this linlm ffam being
RESTORED l. Just about as nasib'e a.
the resistance 10 The rmyIlaiio, that
blndk ns all 10 a eommon center.
The great lnw " political vravIiatlon
will bring hack these %aiez and re-
place them In aII their relation. 10
the Federal Government Clique
and mbals, conrpiraei@ and machi-
nations, North and South, can not
prevent this great conservatism.
Irene Tremendous I ~. applause. All that !
wan'co u linc' let the American
people get 70 understand what is
gong on, ana fhey VIII soon manifest
their determination. Here, by way
OF explanation, let me Ay that !
would TO God the whole American
A -
people were assembled here to-day
as you and IL wish there wcrc q
vast amphithentre here, capacious
enough 70 contain the whole thirty
millions, and they could witness The
great struggle that Il going o. 20
fathers. They would soou nth ~
Qil111ion, ii they could 90 how