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The Placer herald., 1866-03-31

A miner named Frederick W. Caldwell,
resident Of Mddletown Shasta county, was
recently murdered in Chinese bell in Shas.
Ia. AS tbe murder was done without white
witnesses, the guilty parties will escape pun
ishment.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-31

Doc IN THE MANoER.-Ths San Francisco
Morning Call says the course pursued BY
some Union men toward the President re-
minds us Of the old fabls-thsy will not app
prove the Presidents course, and make q
terrible growl because the democrats do ap-
prove il.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-31

Nearly eighteen hundred members Of the
10. O. F.. followed the remains Of Past
Grand Master s. H. Parker to the grave, in
San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-31

CALIFORNIA PowpER-7O,OO0 kegs of
blasting powder, and 600 cases OF sporting
powder have been manufactured during the
last year at the Santa Cruz powder mills.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-31

SAD sulolDE.-A young lady named An.
nette Robinson, aged sixteen years, commit
ted suicide last week in Monterey county, by
taking poison. Some vile wretch had circu,
lated slanderous report that she bad eloped
with hired Indian, and this proved upon her
mind. So says the Paiaro Times,
The Placer herald., 1866-03-31
LAW CARDS.

JoH Mt. CAN NON,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,
LINCOLN, PLACER COUNTY CALIFORNIA,
WILL practice in the courts Of Placer and
w adjoining counties. All businessintrusted
to his care will be punctually attended to.
Lincoln, June 25th, l865-my
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T. 4 G. n. MITCHELL.
TERMS:
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UNITED STATES HOUSE,

THIS old aud well known stand, Zone mile be-
i low Auburn on the Turnpike road J has been
reftted by the undersigned in neat and pleas
ant manner, where be keeps the best of
Ia1ouor0 and. C1gar0.
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n. =. MYREs,

Attorney and Counsellor 1t Law, Auburn
OFFICE in building on Courtstreet, nextdoor
~ to the Temple. Having resumedlthe practice
oflaw will attend to all business ntrusted to his
care in the several courts Of the State. jellmy
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Liberal deductions made to monthlyor yearly
advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be marked on
the advertisement, otherwise it will be continued
until forbidden.
JOB PRINTING
Of every variety, executed with neatness and
dispatch, at reasonable rates.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-31

It is pleasant buggy drive from town to the
"United States House" where all, who call, vii,
We accommodated in the best Of style.
my, ANDY. POLAND.
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Gall for "a Fenian Meeting az Rssn's.
THE ffH,aNs M THIS CITY.

FcuiinE in RrRard q" Tire Trial. Of the rsi..n-
-e..r~ Va Canada. TLa Needles In Jsnss,
" cod To-day. Ne.
Tbs agitation which hes boon resex Jed aEons oss
Irsh fellow ciuxens ami wbeh cvoves the rvos ~
hostility % England p'aiuig discerBsbis 10 o.. lone
I'D manner AZ tho fcniars aud rsniaa sy,ihs,srs
vlo gpon ts sphJec a tho fsnian ulsis sus
segssnces Ia Tosonto ana Who IA u thai doris not
sInsaE lhs irnlaHs eosyeus .pon tbis subsesS
scaGsfa.N ssya ons has commenced the game ~
intimds,oo Let her Try II ana 4 petty trues,
ient provinces inslBidals people ~hom
week ~ centuries of wrongs Aad oprfe slob
70 10 that The trials were s more thsn kerry
far ~ they hays proceeded mol only beesHAs they
p hed forward vi unGaa bate bai bscaasc Witnesses
DOT Dfpa4bi forward Tor tb@ drfsDrr ~bfh w0ud
LAyc proved that Colonel Lynch nnjgsiiy s~@d
gentleman who arrived yesterday morning ffonl 10.
rnl1 ssaes bat Tier. dssb u The inisnuss - The
fan4dinn authorities 70 execute tho sxtrrns penay ~
nc Law uppn tie prisoners renamed 10 iesh BY CHIEF
justice Wilson me Hoo H1ilafa ,amafon, nsspa
NaRisv ~ be Orange Society ~ canaia ~sg ona ~ ID.
eonpsc' for tn prosecution ard tbe who's ensrsy ssa
iho prisoners The volunteers aud AZ snrisss
that example aL0ld b. Gnads a thee Inso and .
rf'n0red that the Ngrass oathoiic Church, mighty 10
In sniIAsn otasss viii remain n~atrsi N uss
iastisr " such really tbs 30 80 ble shssSs
q c,oare fer to anforianais cony,eis
nNooxtrr
Whenever frnbfnes met p@sissd4y fsss. -ss -
estbafsi = gs.sssin ard .sg"s Assss.i the bs'sse
roterBlnen for ta ksnir1c@ "a dexfl snasscsA
s,slasf Fsfsa Ma.Lgn sna Colonel LyssA. .hI<h
shoNel Inst NE fssisg that nft pssmrvs ~ Ssslss
spotsaaf = Asa At JET d.sd cot
stsrNisrs.ssAt gsssEDr ssp Sns rsrtw
Ne saeer,seadsa, q r3os h.s'ns as..ses vss 80
i-se - pssstslhr orssr fofcs ~ii ho-sysr " ksla
io~ tie pgsgosa ~ ps~~rsvfns p<srs skssid
there ~ shy sttefngi ., . nsrwfh4Ecs. =
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psotABLf sUIcpi IA Asrtsu

The Dead Bedy at % Man Found BE- sasdi-
n-r'. Maed- -Exn,sinsiios b, the taTe.ev
Description of the D~cessed AZ.
The body ~ man. bearing anmisiakeabis make ~
violence vas disooy Erred FRIDAY ansrno1n Gs4di
rer wood. Astoria betsosn Dufch Krh s04 jsesslu
arernc and about quarter n mis ,eeA from ~
sanryalde Hotel rha caroner - oiee FtiDmgnsf
ne pot snd usao examination ~ tlis a'essssJ
The body that ~ u a'ols nae fset pire Ha aas
Ia nogLt wllh brown hair sra mHs sehs i4bNy
spfnslsd With gey NJ va apgarteGs bot frty ass
Or ans yeap A. and snpgoss4 - have btsa .fsnan
Tia hEurc 81 han and woman, sdd iAie, AZ. vtfs
taiiooed his lcfl ~ af1 I'LL IA snig iasp
shirt, summer drawer. barE vtl,el u.iicnai' hlgs
bousc bscs frotk f bloc. pasta Epngfs@ 2hoes
gray foebs black AK nsclefhef tsaa sn fsH hst sGi
sreen sui baet woqrn NIX taar " hs Fkf ets wefe
fond pocket book corialnEg any ttht ia tignsi
si-d kb.se, eth = csfksur4 alnehsl o. 49, Fd~
~ haUd ; pgsiol N.hrs rtFEt4nt The
fses amd foretgn " M hssd wes salfsly bi9wn
away fr0tn ~ loser ias haek = fhs ears The loser
In Vs. Mnged with t1m1cf aEt 80 chin rally rut
IL rssrtal piMaeA ne sfs ~ tree NAs1inr wltbin
three feet q to biy snf1 ~ tf2Hx Aaf Mod
TIE c0fsusr afrf ea4Nfay sfE the byiY. taxssd
Il - ~ removed u faat ia = Hlsteeia aausasfy
whert wni rtatslA anli the nq4est Yesterday fur
tisr Investigation ~ ths tsN1y made " ~ B.yin
rlefn nuis doubt, frurl ne Esneri sgssfsnsr
u4e csrpse that the aefss1~i c0mmnis1 s4btfs Ia
lnaais 80 'sss plses - M0sdsY svsEal = ssrsa
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Yscflllsrpus neLl1N.l lIfss.

g,sF.. -mHHas's PoIrIcs. --yanoua ramoff 80
aaoai wgh regard 10 letter letters 81 1encrs
sherman sus,hinng the Presiient OBs paper ssys !,
letter .sn, % friends Illinois abou' 10 10 pabahe
with ,Lc Generals permission. m. wsshayioo chyva.
see of the 2,h lit currently Reported tbs, ihs
presidsn, lnfsnds % publish letter whes ~ . sAd -
have reesved from General shsrnaa, sBtorslnx be poi
icvN Latte crsdancs can y. gwen - these rsport
General shsmaa has talked more than General sraah
but ne has been a. guarded 10 ~ b. rsfersncss % pot
cal saairs, and 4 Is not likely ths, hs wu aaasr'aks 20
sasiss ths soasuy =, this ums.
gFxHaAl Grasrs Po,Hsns.--Fas rbNaAsiahA Pre-
says hs, Iion John Thomas representative N Coo
ersss IRON 10 sec0ai Msrylssd district ssd eAnd dale
foy re- sieeton hal recent conversation ~th Gsnsfsl
Grant IN New York. IN which the atIer ~spllcuy ssi
voluntarily took zroaBd 10 favor % me Constitutional
an,ndn,sn,. aad declared ina, -osd - isasi %
the south II tbsy sfassd 70 .aogs A. NJ rhonss
rspotw ,hit oonYsrAilon Ia hs spseessa sash ~
opinion tbs Gsusrai undoabtssy holds ~, that Dos
DOT justfy W. Thomas psoclsIhlng frou As rg.ssun
What cas- SAD 70 him IN . psrios
rs.sn HrwSts Tho Houston rsisgvspA osmmsnt
es On tho re,ssgon % The corssslons smeu1msni b,
the I~siss,urs .ys I'VE are pFgas " TIE fsesh'
sc,.os q tAs rera L&gisisasrs On Tbs sabjssa ",
have done enough fyv shs rsssoion ~ IN rnion -
a. 20 no more sni ls the rsdcsls srvs 70 Tbs dssu
they lksn wm the TskwspA inserm ibs VOID whs
ssrSi6.ss rsrS has rns5S ~ ihs r-soe~ssa ~ a.
Unlon oorsyusbss ~ilh hos shs ehssnaIy ssdsvvso
- s<rSmpsssh 10 e~~sruxslcn We 1e&t hnov who
ysnss hes done ssssvs sbss sss - ssssnMstsea
sssvSopss
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PERSONAL Nrtllcfscf.

fbs iaialy " Senenl Dts sailed fcr kagi srd he
steamship Arsso yesterday % remain there until joined
by the General who expects 10 receive final nsrpc
aud take hs departure for Fsnce ~ msv ~ sbs
70 leese by the middle Of month.
w. Cornelius wendell. Warrington. Hiram Wsl.
bridge. Bob v Billings, ian Francisco, Robert q
Walker washineson, Hon !. T. Wiley south Carolina
Hon. JOHN srykes, Sew York Governor y Hamilton.
reias Hon Deerse Fiss Maize, and Colonel rniner.
Washington. arr Al tLe Aston House.
. NJ. Funke college Font NJ Hecsmannt bsrln
VI. 4 " Cuno, ~ Louis, Charles X Bofnefedt ~.
Ionic, and y Y Rhomberg Dubuque, arr ~ the Pres.
cntt House
Colonel Iry ADD family, Mas. General ssakei IL.
spcrtor General Of The United States Army and family
and Major General Gordon GrsnTer - The ff'h Ave-
nue. Hotei
HouNs
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s.euetml OrteGn Awaiting Termination 10 Leave
for Mexico The tniied STATES Marshall
-hip.
The Mexican eonsal here today inquired at the mill
,ary headquarters IL Or,aga would be prevented from
entering Mexico. The commander absent, bnt Ad-
u,an General Crosby advised thai 0rega should not
attempt 70 leave il hs General tomorrow. Or
egs has large force ready tie Rio CraDde TO
with him hut The policy o; The government II clearly
defined and he sill not I've permitted 70 enter Mexico at
present
Political circle. are stl agltated by the reported
removal of Marshal rnihiert Bullitt. life long Onion.
~ Who during tho rsee revicu here covered his house
with Union flags ane dfued the mob, and who since
The close ~ the war has been saunch johnson man,
and the appointment ~ Mckee, radical who was AT.
rested under department Order No. 20 for
spproprisiing government cotton and who is now
under bonds OF $1,000 % answer. Prominent ex
officers sbd Union men arc preparing facts and are
determined 10 pre- sent 20 gross an Outrage.
Th~ constitutional Convention 81 Stt TO be
Recsuvencds b, Geyei WeIls and Jmdge
Hew eIi-Thr Cotton Crop in the River Pa
rIsbes. Ae.
NV OHfsaxs Oct %, 1860
liis rspostcd good authority that Governor Wells
and Judge Howell xhc claims TO be President Of the
Constitutional Convention OF s64 about rcconveDins
that body aud lbs they have ordered elections u dele
gates 20 l vacancies The Governor .sys tba, he has
assurances from lesdiug members 81 Congress that be
will he sustained BY force II Necessary
gentleman iasl returned froia toor 10 the river
parishes reports Up crop q cotton ier smaller than
heretofore stated Ne ;sTs ls avs.eighhs Of the crop
u already ia marke, from toe region and hai he
residue will soon be here
The Freedmen Bnresu ofh.id report says That n tho
parish Of rOncofdla forty two thousand acres We're
planted n cotton, md Inst The cid thereiron was ony
thousand haics The reports adds that there VII
b. great suffering anons Ne 'grcu'rris'' during the
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE
J.r..ytny.

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~sas have hen fsrasd - 81 eeeff f's ~ ~
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$500 rrsa ts.ss .,rs Siss,s.si X ~ wgss 10
.s.,S ss., y. $50, ~ ssasisilsss ssaosls sass.
fhafgea rif, twlsdsrg ntersitons 10 W. fsFs ~t<h
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SPECIAL TtlecaAm 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Confirmation OF the Trial Damssins Esi-
dence Elected Agains8 the Commissioners
The Examination to ~ Continued On Mon
day, Gc.

Asshrols, Md Oct "a, 1896
The investigation ia the matter Of The Baltimore
Police Commissioners resumed this morning, a. ten
o'clock, before Governor Ssann IN the Executive
Chamber largo number Of witnesses we're examined
and the disclosures made og corruption and ohcial ms
conduct during tho election were astonishing. The
evidence prove that the judges Of The election
and clerks were with few exception men Of most dis
reputable character well known 20 the police FOR their
bad conduct well az low and vicious hsbls II was
also in evidence, conoboraied by several witnesses
that the windows where the Judges al were
80 selected as to hide them nom view
almost completely during tbs ponng thai
fraud might he the easily carried on IL also
proved in eyera instances hsllo box 3as kept
for votes that hal boon objected and dispute
and that the special consiables selected or the oca,ou
OF the very wort ciass Men who we're known to
be conservatives, and hold appointments the police,
discharged upon trumpcdup charges being brought
against them and in all snch radicals put in
their places II also In evidence thai some Of the
Police Commissioners were seen drunk tho slrects
and that rowdysm was permitted 10 10 uppunishcd
and unprevcnei by the radical police who openly used
the most abusive language towards the President
OF the United States and Governor Swami on
DISCRIMINATION OF tho several witnesses bot
Little elected to shake thor testimony,
and for the purpose OF making their testimony be
eared altogether ia political point o! view aud there
by weakening to certain extent, the counsel for tho
Polica Commissioners ELECTED from nearly all the fact
that in their political eompexoss they anti radicals
and conservatives
Tho investigation was ad,ouroed unit iionday morn.
ing next
No doubt IL entertained Of tbc removal OF the Com.
missioner and trouble is feared whom u takes place
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Tsf ,sursfss inliaiGs

gosrRrs Mosros ott ~ -
iapofisst rnfyAd asss is,sly b@ss oqnsyu
hsssc Sorfoit whsh ~ln prose = v.f sttsaisgs -
Ne to~n and 10 ralisoaa uisrsta y Ssaia ~
gaia General Msbons, accompanied "
Rebersop, u Ne Osssgis, v@sisru 80 Aiisn
~ Railroad coAossi y Bfsansf r'stdsot
% the E.r Tennessee ard Virgins Rsifsss spd ethsf
fsilfoeS ner, tsgs srfiysd ~ NeffgiN - tN5f ~
lnsp~<tisn " TIE Fosas beivsfA bstf AL -
Hlssls~ipp4 vsnsy A sssisfsefrv 1fssfsHstf so
made, ssd rehstmis "A frsishfs bs4 hs~ sNt#i*A hl
whkh eli si.s tbosoash o0anstsns " fs1s sts f's's
hsf.s<n NNgr0yk ant nxfnrhs
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tva WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WARRINGTON, Dtl leer.
oua cltMs AGAINST ESQJAxp
A. the result Of Conversation which one Of your
Ssspondcnis has bad with member Of the Cabinet
state almost positively that the government is not
inclined 70 press our claims sgains, England At present
In that u has been observed that the British govern
pnent s disposed 10 back down a little the policy
70 be 70 give every opportunt ~ TO do aud 10 await
certain deveopm IN relation 10 the appointment Of
royal commisrion the neutrality laws question If
England backs down little " win be shown good cause
why ought 10 back down little moro; and IT, IN the
end II does not back down FAR enough, q suitable
pressure WIN be uscd 10 back II down altogether Our
unsettled feist ons With two other government
rally affect THIS question today.
wExro
when the goYcfhment has announced publicly thai IA
VII support the liberal cause morally and physically
proposition viii Dc made by competent authority that
Abe United States send twenty thousand troops 70 Men
80, not Tor the purpose OF carrying out the plan
. direct protectorats, but 70 aid under the al
recsion Of tho Mexican President In the enforcement az
Of the civil law MEXICO will pay for the
NJ these troops aud after their arrival il viii funsh
phem With raions aud clothes ID viii aso engage IL
their psv BY this the government al Inc
TIMED States will havc profitable body Of Hesssus In
atlyc service
PrESInEvr
u al present icyotng his attention principally A. o,
domestic affairs Nevertheless he has a sharp eve Ia
0@xicsn snsnr
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N E xIco.

Acapulco Ordered Evacuated - the Imperi-
Ealisss-The French Fleet 20 Sail for Tahiti
und somth America orelia Besieged, SC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81, 1866.
Thc French commandant at Acapulco, II is said, has
orders TO that place when advised Of
The evacuation Of Mazatan, which was to take place on
the 18Th insL and to destroy the and supplies
which he could not remove part of the French feet
would so Tahiti, and the rest to South America The
wounded the late engagement had been sent France
VIA Panama The french feet Acapulco had received
900 tons coal from San Francisco
Moeia the capital OF Mchoacan was closely besieged
by the republicans, and the garrison reduced to great
straits
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fiIA AAllsolu icclotxT Az rsor

TsoY. n. ". Oct ~ 1850
,he S.I@'ofa Train, while backing across the river
ron Green Island 20 night colided With train
vnrn go crossing rom this side John Mccormick, an
Snp'ye ~ ciipsfs Brush mandatory The Island
49, nAn1es on The rear platform Of the last on
~ o1asosh vain AZ The time the accident occurred
go .nrown from The platform by the force ~ The
go s ano falling under the cars, 10 badly mutt
so tn.s ~ dec in about half hour after the
cent occurred He resident ~ this city, and leaves
nmrZ ~ nns ps~ags of Vsw across The bridge VII
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Tho receipts from internal revenue to-day were
S7Oc, making from the beginning Of the present
"a, year 3YG, 575 400.
Tho receipts from the LIST Of July, the commencement,
Of Tho present fiscal year. to date, amount 70 fl3i.
s7b,4I0
No national banks organized last week.
National bank notes issued during the week 10
she Of s4se $685. making the total circulsou
Up 70 dste S2s4, sse, oso.
The Government holds securities az follows For en-
euating notes $3.50 ss3 $780, for deposits pabc
moneys with designated repositories 500 $50 Total
$50, l22, $50.
Fractional currency was received from the Printing
Bureau during the week to tho amount Of $3.50 500
Shipped assistant trsasurers national depoores
national banks sae,ass,oSo Redeemed sa7o,asc.
Resignation Of an Internal Revenue
Omccr.
Charles Pike, Of Massachusetts,. Solicitor Of the In
ssna Revenue Bureau has sent In his resignation the
Secretary Of the Treasury TO take effect the Let or
November.
Personal.
Secretary Stanton will leave this city Monday nest
on visit 10 his family in Pennsylvania. The
shst be b about relnquish tho portfolio tho War
Department 10 revived again to-day, but receives
nrmation from authorities worthy OF reliance,
General Hugh Ewing, Minister 70 the Hague, received
his Instructions 70 day, and win sail from New York on
she Hermann, November O.
Colonel L. d. Campbell Minister 10 Mexico. 10 stin
here awaiting final instructions. He s ready to depart
whonever the government lie prepared to despatch
blm.
The Tnmmany Hall FcnIan Resolutions.
The subcommittee appointed by the General Commit.
tee OF Tsmmany Hall TO wait upon the President for The
purpose Of presenting TO him the preamble and resou
ons adopted BY that body with reference convic
scn Of Colonel Robert Bloss Lynch by the Canadian
government on the charge Of treason which expect
Cd 70 arrive here to-day, has not 70, called upon the
President
ssspension Of the Order NIusterinx Dat Col.
Tester.
The order directing the muster out OF Colonel C. W.
FosT, Major aud Assistant Adussn General In the War
Department, who has been 10 charge OF the Bureau OF
ooored troops since It's organization In 1893 has been
suspended until further notice.
sales Of the Public Domain.
The Commissioner OF the General Land Once has re-.
csved from the branch land once at Iowa Mich
sAn showing THAI during September H. 400 acres n the
public lands were entered In that State for actual settle
Dent
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pdsarfFsN % III ~
-. $500 f,..s.h rov... 4 bafassastL = fAss
cSsy, ax-d fasty sighs years. ws msfef*@ 49, $3.50
nssr tie Ccnsty Var gr0as6s, en ~ yubt ~ y 80
eav n h.A k~b ~ hovss raes snd .fns isstnf NE
trsh wsx rfoek ~ aysg skot -h1ch $685. - $3.50"
IN 4 fec bgass TIE fssst~sw = aai a isrs ~ w.
1--WE ~ ~ wsrs~s n pss srpsfexi W. spp~'eS W.
~ - iNgu1S1 NV esWbW r~sps
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sps uatons a. Tho probable result " the snssssx
election IN tho many ard constantly aue,ast.
Ing The opposing parties srhbn rondsrfai sklll and
tsci Ia advancing mathematical problems proving ,hsr
ssccss. TIE democratic leaders publ'sy declare that
their ucks, w b elected by sboa' ten thousand MAJOR.
w. and tha, ssw York city VII svs an immense ma
lory for the ring candidate, isrser than has ever
been posd Cor any Democrats nominee PrvAi<ly they
change Their tune and these erAres In politics. ds<issn
their apprehension ~ Waterloo dsfsss ny sb9a svsa
eight thousand against Them.
The radicals spesk conndsnty o. thsis success, ana
give air % probability W their argoments BY modest
pvopossuors and declare that notwbslan1ng ne o1n
Symposhy snhibite1 ~ yaDpasy meo ~ De Henlan
eyiees1p ese@s ~ shssb sese eyroDsnes'se sSDse1
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to make capital in the shape OF irish votes they claim
higher figure for their than that above referred
10 as the private opinion OF their leading opponents,
namely from 10 eight thousand majority.
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The representatives of the conys nlons from lhe raa
many. Mozart, Nckeon and Democratic Union brAnehf :
Of tile democracy Of the FINN Congressional district
Who nominated John horssey ~ member Of congrrss
last evening At the Arson Hovse Of spring
and Crosby streets tender 20 The above individual
these nomination.. The meeting selected NJ Gilbert
Wood, % The M,kson organization. Th.rieesib ward %
chairman There large number o. citizens pee
snt who participated IN The movement ssa everything
passed on erreedngly harpqnloaa
Nh. wofbE tfTcH
Sc NJfrisssy A. Chairman ~ the several delegations
OF ne Firth Congressional District, have the honor Of
rendering 10 you Tie uniiei democratic nomination Tor
Member o. Congress Tor this district be assured that u
Il with ordnary degree ~ pleasure thai present
your The citizens ~ the district And ws shall
our umUs, endeAyor ~ elevate you 10 The position
- the representative ~ the dsmocrsy The district
snd hail 10 ~ that required On the day 81 escton
a1Rmtaskf NTfIy
Whereupon NJ houissey replied Substantially A. fol-
lowssI Is gratifying ~ us 20 recnive 'hnsa msnif~sta
tons 81 the c0nnSancs 81 the fHerent ofxsnixs,0ns
that represented here tonight, aud although much
has been which ought not " have besn sald stand
here gentlemen. Of the humble opponents 81 the
principles OF the democratic party That u necesssry
fgr men in bigh posiilon 70 OIL ofssse OF honor
40 not bel eve Other men, Who have heart and have
The disposition " place themselves before the great
tribunal Of pablo vote. have the rishf. and one
OF fhoae mcr. Win al Que respect for ny 0pponens
Do not mink thai my denoerse friends vii regret the
alton thcy have sssn They VII always nua me .
truetv ffispd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-28

BARE Me- Oct n, 1909.
tdwsrd Magnlre QUE Of the sapposed Bowdoinbsm
bans roohe Lad preliminary examination thls morn.