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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
BUREAU REFuGEEs, FRKEDNEN. &c,
HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COpMIssIONER-
Fe,lETlg D N. {. II. NDNlIu,
w. " ROeEPs
Rra7et.Lisrienani.Colohe and A. A.
--.-.-. Il .--..r L 1.

II. I'm J. NJ Edmuuds Commissioner Of the Gene
tard Ofce aas addressed the following circuarto Unit
Sta-ss SuryeyoT-Generals:
DEPARIMEXT OF The ISrTRIoR
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JOSHUA HoRNER
GREET d YCE

Cor Chew AMI stirling s. .B,l'o Nd
April 81, ls6s.-ig.
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WE undersigned takes thi- incihod "f ~
I furming hts friend. aud the con,muuii,
in general. tina, he has again resumed the inan.
uficturing of PLuv1iis AND MACHINERY.
ami always has on hand on as-ortu,.r, ,
rLoUGHs AND CASTINGS
For one. two and iarec horse. among which
may br found the following. viX.-Inr Wood
cocS. the Wiley. Atwood or Plug Plou.h q. M-o.
the improved Atwood Or Plug Plough. lAr ila-
proved MoodcDck Plough w,th wruushi or
steel Points. Also. an excellent bar shear
Plough ior two Or thrcc hor-es.
RI U Z q II 81 TIENN
Always Oh hand and ior sale 20 wha!essl. auf
retail. also continue io manufacture Inc cell.
ehra;ed "PELToN" HORSE POWER AM
TNRESHER, with or without Clcautrs. from.
% horse power. 30 run with strapur rod
| am also prepared 80 alta "a "a ysry superior
CLEANER - any sind OF thro.hrr There
fore. Farmers having gool thrcsh,l, are noi
under the necessity 81 purchasing lsw Na-
chine = order 90 obtain o -uol Cleaner.
X l. Il ARR \G
90 ALL KINDS donc pom nt.y upon the short
-; notice. Al! work made ~ he bes' maicri
al and so'd workmanship and IN req sonnhl,
terms. All work guaranteed. verv iiberpi
deduction made - ih0se VIII buy % ell again
- For further Information call uron o,
address. =. DAVIS
Butler P. o.. Ba.t,. Cola',. sii
March -. ist6.--ff
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FAN LY ROC ERs
ANp utALLks -
pF-p = nf Z. u-fs-ra aNH f.fsRrsz
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t.'.a.,t -.s' .. i,.cffl- o. perfectly corne.
+a"s ..r. Your. - MiLlEg
ra.iur u ilane.r. " 4 Chnr,h
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BERG ER 4 BUrZ'N
EXCELSIOR"
AND "ANIM0NiATED"
Super Phosphate of Lime.

LNAkMER> uud Dealer. usr rcsl.ctfuil, Die.
L. tered 20 thc above Fertilizer. O.. Beam.
repaired "a the best manner. thoroughly rcl-
tbir aud ia every way calculated % -is, AM.
serssl sstlsiaciiou. They are sxteI..vclv
Known. being used with great -Yrcc.. durin-
he past s;N 'r ~ seven y,sT,. w. AZ. cont
icIi that al wA' buy the ah",. l.-... i1er-
~i.l receive e tuil icuin ~ their OUTLAY. De-.
'ni. u.a" g." "-..' n uprea th"-cw;'h. hu'
.v.l i'r sever v..-s 90 Is .-r.- ..-
ttfrr crers.
p. J. RUTH & Co, Agents.
~. j. ltviy's Whrff. j. mot. Nd
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County Advertisements.
PLUMBING BUSINESS
TowsoNTowN.

VOWoONTOWN.
'INHE subscriber respectfully informs lhcci,
l. isens OF Baltimore county. that he has b.
Gated himself at Towsontoun n, aud has sstnh.
liahed tho PLUMBING BUSINESS. IN al a..
branches. lilo solicits the patronage of the Ell.
iscns Of the county. Work entrusted To- HIM
will be performed satisfactorily, and AZ one.
third less than the charges made by partie-
from tho city.
EfP-I have had considerable experience Ia
tho erection Of HYDRUALlc RAMS a LIFT
aud FORCE PUMPS Of every description.
All orders lett with MIR. WILLIS, Drueri D..
at the Post Office. Towsontowu. will be prompt
ly attended TO.
ALL WORK WARRANTED To GIVE SAT
IsFACTIoE.
am agent for MARSH a JOHNSoN's Gel
EBRATED CUCUMBER PUMPS. tmade 81
cucumber wood,) the bcsi Pumps known. a.
experience has proven they will outwear two
at those Pumps made IT amy other kind ct
wood.
Wells from 10 to 20 feet deep can he put in
for from SiO 90 SIS.
am also agent for Marsh Johnson's PAT
ENT ENAMELED CYLINDER. which ! put
IN Pumps when required. This Cylinder b.
Cast Iron aud rnnmelcd with porcelain. Civ
ing = perfect glazed surface Tor the working
box aud an Iron Seat aud valve lor the howe ?
valve, with bail 81 II can be taken oui aud &C.
paired " u gets out Vi order and replace u
without taking up the pump. This make th-
best and most durable Pump now ia use; ~.
Porcelain Cylinder never wears out, aud worh
with the greatcst ease. They are particularly
adapted, ia fact. almost indispensable tor deep
Wells. The Pumps are madc.in sections when
necessary for very deep wells. aud ih" ryiii
der eau hr put at amy depth required.
sr1- Pumps cPn be seen ~ NY shop iu o..
rear IT Ady's Hotel.
WOODEN AQUADrCT SUPPLIED To or
DER. Address.
GEORGE 81 JOHN.
july :, is66.--tf. Towsontpwn, Md.
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FAN LIZ KOCE Rs
AND ptALLks -
PURE OLD WINES AND LfQJOIs.
AZ Martin = valetts's old stand,
Baltimore street. near Holiday. Baltimore
HAvE constantly on hsud large end wei
I'LL selected stick OF FAMILY GHOc ERIES
s.za1 consisting Ia part ~ ~ $ u
N&M TEAS, green aud black % va
rious prices and havors -Iof',ss -
Mocha, Java. Laguayra. Maracaibo and Ei0
SUGARs-New Orleans, Crushed, Powdered
Loaf 0ranuisted. q. Yellow and Clarified ltil.
ian Naeearoni and Vermac-lli; Cooper's a
cox's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad aud Olive
Oils; Cheese--Engiish Dairy Pine Apple and
Sap Sage sardines; French and spanish 81.
ives English aud American Pickles-aiersins.
mixed. Chow. Chow. Piccailli. gaulihow Wal.
nuts and Onions Sauces--iohn Bull. Harvey
Reading. Soho. Mushroom and worce-tershire
BRASDiEs--Jas. Henne.v a Ca. vintage 1870
Otsrd. Dupuy 4 Co. tsf6. Native ataw "a. Bor.
dean. Rochelle and other brands: Pine Old
WINEs-Lonion Dock Port. sherry. Madeirn.
Lisbon. Sweet Mosell aud ChsnpAgne Wits,
KIES-seotch, Old Rye. Calhoun. uld RAN,
aud Bourbon, some very OLD aud dne Pure
Holland Gin. Jamaica spirits. AZ. dc. Imported
md Domestic 3egars aud Tobacco all q. which
hey will sell at Reasonable prices. aud respect
euily solicit q call. June %. isfG--ly
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A MOTHER GREAT CURE
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
90 highly reapgciable eltisen, veil knowa " the
Mrwsntsls c0mmunity, b.
Or. J. u scHENCK.
THE GREAT LUNG pocToR o. PHILADELPHIA.


uFTrK \. 4. AsD GALEaA LEAp COL
n" 2, Nassau 81. Nsw York, Juns 1, 1895.
D.. u. scnESeE Dear Sir For over hnesn years
tia'cl yn i,eahed Niths seveIr cough, And usually
tvoo shfse time, year With Or Icss helnoFr.
haze which togc,hcr, or the last few years has kept
thin IN Gefh and Too weak 10 do business 81 any
Kind without SUFFERING In August last had very
tctev hemorFhasc and according a. the Judgment of
good Ncs York physiciau vas eiasscd a. bryond the
Tcarl u madeleine aud as advised 10 h. psessred q.
ar a. property matters wsrc concerned, 20 have at
thoa q u. phs sieiaa land my good lIicnasl said
that 1he Atat cold tuuk must prove fatal Early IN
January took sever sold, and fortunately uSs o.
cnpias rooms q, No. o. BOND srPEEr, dIrcctly over
youF oglce. think about the 10th of January pro-
cund loitls Of yenr Inlmonie syrup and commenced
taking u ffesis My feet aud limbs were very much
snolira and All the 'ym'9ms Of 'peedy death sesnei
cian, and stated 10 hm that was taking your med
cincs aud af,sr ius ihcm 20 him, and having
tasgi 1t them Ac. lie replied "you take them IL
sou like. they viii do you no hart" lie said, - You
nuow What told you last summer aud az tho same
Vow " yea have any business 10 close up 10 no, ~,
q, Ne said TO other friends that he "coald .se no
hops ipr M, aud my friends and relations concluded
ny time had cone. ~ ihi' time vas takiug freely
II vonF n'fdicinr, bat had not you The doctor
called ifw time and found me- nuch 20 his sustsisr
De- faidl mprot inT and could not uudrrstaud Why
W htA vas tncnattnx IN your msdcines. aud had !.
W., 20 have !oa examine my ease, aud see what you
had g. ~ Mhtn .oa first came To my room and
mad, 1he .Nam1uiiou. you Savr mr bat iitt,
R,men' bat ga The contrary. expressed sad dnabs II
ty hlug hclrd cut ~ my tien sccming diTeul.
,r- rhs second time that you called. finding me ,tiii
Ellaing. you save me Encouragement. saying. my
sympioais N.rr lmpro, ing. the Fulnonlo svfap sea
v,, fsaic AMI Mandrake Pills bad acted Iks cham
Wy circulation, my cough. my appetite. all began 10
improve. aud could ak about my room little Won
visited aae nearly ever! Tu,siay. aud found INC ina
proving and told ne ~ 20 30 outnf my room until ~,
hrst day 81 May took no cold whiie under your
tnatment a4 appetite leame hrst rate aud you told
me 10 cat eyerythng wished OF nutfitlous nature
aud 70 Nctclsc about Tia room much a. possible
followed your advice. and 90 the surprise e mr. oil
hy scian and ffirnd-. s,em much better than hav,
en for several sears and br,athc better than ever
,Npscttd Iyrson could with Que lung. the lek brins
completely drisd up. fel very grateful 10 You aud
c'u.id,r sour advice and medicines in ainablc
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KNOXVILLE STORE.

KNOXVILLE STORE.
HAVlNG recently purchased the Store aud
III taken charge 1T th. business formerly
conducted hy Nv. Ueorgc u. Hunt. ai Union
vile. ~ miles on The on Manor Road. I am
prepared a. sell nll kinds - MERCHANDISE
"n the most reasonable forms.
Constantly 81 hand GROCERIES, OF the best
quality. consisting IA part IT BROWN AID
WHITE SUGARS Of dihcrcu' srades
% S'' o"rrrr-. -
SNrCIS g. Different varieties 1T t.laim anl
aue, SOAPS, CANDLES. COAL OIL ASb
LAMPS. MAC NINE oil. FISH oil. BACON.
VINEGAR. AZ.
An a-.1giinclt ct BLEACHEp ANp rs
BLEACHED MC>LlNS. Linen. 'slic,cs.
70 .hsm. Alpaca. bcnim.. Cottru,l .- Jrans.
'a.imcs". 81. y iuc assortment 90 :. .,'. ana
~hn... both Ll.iir-' ani G-Htiem-u. yvrar
HATS. GAPS. HARDW ARE. pCEHN>
wARE.CRuC RENYW Nhr. ppWbEH. >Ior
At. AZ
iANtN ARTICLES. Nution,. >h.,.. Find.
inr~. Tehs g" eni cigar. Confectionery. -t.i-
ii"ucrv. &c.. ia i',ri almost every srti-l. gem
orally found in o. we'll selected 'ou.'rv store.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken ,u ,ychaugr ior
goods
"A hare Of "a" puh'i' patronage j. respect
FULLY solc,t,d IA. u Sf'DBY.
august l., isfG bin
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to higher tax than two and half per can't and ths
cent shat being included in the description A.
mon grayssone ware.
Grand Procession Of Temperance sec,.,,..
This afternoon the temperance men, under di6srsn,
orders and associations, united in grand procession
On their passing the Executive mansion the Presiden
down to the front porco and bowed his acknow.
Judgments to the various marks Of respect with which he
was greeted mass meeting was held in the Capitol
grounds, where several addresses were delivered by ad
vocatss Of the cause OF total abstinence
The philadelphia Canard--Letter from the
President.
Questions Of the President 70 the Attorney General
which was imposed tho correspondent OF the Pha-
depha Ledger, the following letter issued to-day BY
order OF the President
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct I5 1886
DEAR SR:-The President has carefully examined The
papers which you placed In his hands the 14h inst
and entirely satisfied that the responsibility connected
the Washington agent OF your correspondent The
President Is convinced that neither the proprietor edi
tors managers had completely whatever in the
fabrication OF the despatch. Very respectfully yours
RoBERr JOHNSON, Private secretary
W. V. McKEAT, Esq, Washington, d. c., representing
George W. Childs, ESQ., OF the Philadelphia Pabhe
Ledger. aaEae
The Forged National Bank Check.
The report that forged check for $1,000 had been
and paid by the National Bank the Meropo
lis is denied on the authority OF the cashier.
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CITY POLITICS.


COngr essional Conventions.
The Democratic Union, Cooper Institute democracy,
held their Congressional nominating conventions last
night Only two nominations were made, four OF the
conventions adjournng until Friday the 10th inst in
order confer with outside organizations with view Of
compromising candidates The following Is last
nights results:- @a&f
Fourth district--Adjourned till the 10th inst
Fifth dlstrict-John Morrssey.
sixth dIstrict-Adjourned tfi the 10th inst.
Seventh district-Adjourned till the 10th inst.
Eighth district-James Brooks
Ninth district-Adjourned till the 10th inst.
McKe0n County Convention.
The delegates to the McKeon County Convention met
last night at Masonic Hall, in Thirteenth street. and
made the following nominations
For Register-Charlcs g. Halpine miles OReilly)
For Sapervlsor-Smth Ety. Jr.
For Coroner--Dr William Schirmer.
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when new mon win up with nobler principles than
their there shall be the seam
less garment OF hbertywhen the world shall that
this government is competent TO all the functions
Of ADMINISTRATION within and wthout-when the
nations or the earth which have long groaned
sublime self government shall take pattern and example,
and the world itself shall begin TO be di5enhralled and
redeemed To that glorious day we are marching, you
and and all Of us. Let Us call in more, recruit our
ranks lift up again banners, sound once more the
old trumpet note Of liberty The day dawns and the
hsstens. But little while and the victory viii be
achieved the conflict over and then with ono heart and
with SOUL and that OF gladness, We Will give
thanks the God OF fathers that has guided the
children through the wilderness and the sea into the
promised land. T.
Mr. BEscHER loudly applauded on resuming his
seat
The following resolution was then submitted to the
audience and adopted with reclamation.
Resolved That the citizens OF Brooklyn here assembled
tender their hearty thanks 70 their dstnsushed
the Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr for thu timely eloquent ana
tnspring Discourse which he has deyered and that they
delight recognize In him, now heretofore faithful
energetic and undaunted leader In that great cause OF h
voted from the intimate association with which his name
his lifetime have come TO their frutton.
This concluded the proceedings, and the immense aa
dencc quietly dispersed
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srlora hccnrSr, yesterday afternoon, whio
George Tecknsr painter was engaged m painting Tho
oussr portion Of the fourth story Of A. + Stewards
store at the Of Broadway and Tenth street the
scafoldine which he sitting gave way and pre-
crlaicd rim TO The pavement On the bysanders
narng the spot the unfortunate man vas discovered
90 10 terribly injured. He quite insensibc, and 10
that r.Kfitlon taken 10 Bellevue Hospital II was
feared the his la.xssas zsesz result fatally.
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS.

TnE REiUBIcAs MAJoRiry IN PENNSYLVANIA --Geary s
majority from the official returns and some corrections
in the reported counties, now figures up 1852 The
Philadelphia Press says:-ss The formal announcement
from the State Departnent at Harrisburg will not mate.
rally vary this result. unless Bradford should drop
several hundred Of the -four thousand credited to her
The republican State Central Committee have issued .
congratriatory address TO the people Of Pcnnsyvans
upon the results OF the recent contest They
We have elected candidate for Governor by large
majority. We have endorsed the constitutional ansonn-
ments proposed by Congress- We have secured about
q both % q 1s an
Congress, gain OF two over our present delegation.
NEnRAsKA-The officers elected in Nebraska by the
republicans at the recent election follows:-
Delegate TO Congress-F. N. Marquette.
Representative 20 Congress-John Taft.
Anditor-John Gillespie. se E1
Tra&surer-A. koontze RS eM .s1 r
Librarsn--R :. Knox
State Constitution has been adopted in Nebraska and
. Governor and United States seniors. we'll aeon
grelons representative elected all rspubcans hut 1t
very doubtful whether they take sssss the Con
gres The people Of the State appear be Of the
opinion viii be perceived that they have elected
territorial together with Member OF Con
gress.
TAs, RICHMOND PArxRs on rHE REcEsr STATS ELsc
1oxa fhe Richmond papers profess 70 feel surprse
the result Of the elections in Pennsylvania Ohio, In
diana and Iowa. The Tim1 has no hope OF speedy re-
presentation, predicting that the next Congress viii be
radical than the last Such language the follow
ing, however and persistent opposition 70 the coustu
tional amendment will not be apt to expedite speedy
admission OF Congressional representatives from vir
gina:- Wt nY
The nckle, shallow and unthinkng people, who accu-
muafed debt OF three thousand millions Of dollars and
sacrificed half million Of lives 70 restore the Union
now, u seems, overwhelmingly In favor OF continuing
indefinitely the very state Of things 70 prevent which
they fought for four years The doctrine that
our rights forfeited meets the approval az the
North and the triumph OF the radicals stamps the North
people the least magnanimous and most uuforgv
ing people Of modern times r
The Ensmi~r has patience TO sft out the figures.
and indeed Ia only surprised that the msjores no,
larger. The Wing had rot vcntured 70 hope for any
other result and therefore Is not all disappointed
Altogether the Richmond papers TO have argued
themselves into a not sery pleasant state mind
respecting the Northern PEOPLE.
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news FAun KENTUCKY.

LoumvnIR. Oct Is, 1885
The Grand Lodge OF the hasons Of Kentucky met 10
day. Two hundred and seventy.two hasonio lodgcs
were represented Grand Master Williams reports ma.
sorry Furnishing In the State The treasury contains
s65, 7e6
The Louisville Catholic docess has been created an
archiepscopa Soc
HE headquarters in Louisville.
The Synod Of Kentucky which has been In session at
bew sustaining the Louisville Prcsbytery, and 81
dorsinr the General Assembly.
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wfsTcafsrra NlIr,cs.

First District Assembly Nomination.
The Democratic Nominating convsntisa Of the Fiat
Assembly district Of wescheser county vas held zee
terday afternoon In the town Of NoryisauA whom hey
nomns.ed Samuel = Purdy. Of Wen rs!ns, as ifcir
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I've CONNECTICUT INSANE Yuun.

hfpprrrowx, Conn, Oct 10, 1900
Tho Connecticut State Insane Hospital for the estsb-
lishmsni ~ which an appropriation was inside by the
last Legislature vas located this place by the Board
Of Irunteos assembled here to-day.
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r Il = 4. q n r 1.
Il0halfen Races.


The delightful air and bright sun Of yesterday had
their influence in aiding and encouraging the wokmen
engaged in preparing the Hoboken Course for the high
melted horses that entered contend in the several
races to come Off this afternoon and by night Tho track
was IN worry good condition for fast work BY tho time
the buge sounds for saddlng the course will be fast
me programme is very attractive The hurdle race hav
ing SIX entries will be very exciting. Then the two
I oid race, with five starters being heats is likely 70
time and try the gameness Of the youngsters
49, ,ro Inc third race which is for three year olds,
Iii, no dtb,is cpes 70 contend for the money and II
h, sor ,na hrss less the winner In the pools last
hnnarad 20 sar aa,, Zgzag the favorite at
@ @ =, ,b s , ~ ee field The year old
great business was done on With the speculator and
few of the many pools sold by u. Irnderwooa A. his
room in Broadway SAu'i"oou ~ mn
Morris Eclipse colt . $40 $50 $50 slss -, s.o con
Bushs Redwing...... 25 So so 1876 y s sS ~ .o
Watsons Jubal.....- 10 20 % 100 as - ~
McDanlels two. ...... 8 1b Is 100 rs IL -
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Fnshiou Course, III, I.-Tro,tinw,


MONDAY, Oct 15-Match 81 600 best three in FIVE,
uEder the saddle.
VIM. Mcmahon named b. Lady Hoffman Rec d forfeit.
Muldoon named b. 6. Rockland Boy. Paid forfeit
The great trottng match between Geo Wilkes and
Lady Emma for $1,000 will come of this afternoon.
Betting last night 800 10 $50 on Emma
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demonstrations HE~EsrKy.
High mass will be ccrbrated In the TRANSPORTATION
church Mott street. at mac O'Clock this tuesday morn
ing for the reposc OF The soul OF JoHv HksyxsUr.
Funeral services TO take place at halfpast one o'clock
His friends are requested TO attend without turtle,
notice.
Inv OtAeY DeaAs See EieAa FogeI
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Union Course, Il. I.-Trofiing.

MovD1Y, Oct 15-Sweepstakes 5000, milo heats. best
three in Ave- TO wagons. A4
Mr.. Connors entered r. &. Useless. ............f
o. Cook entered e. &. General Sherman. ........
J. Byers entered s. x. Honest John. ........... dr.
Tine 2:68-3:00S-3
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black man 90 we'll u In the nature OF slavery 70
treat him. have great fath In the honor and good tn
m1 S.s ross out towards them am MOI smsa
when years shall have paeod away 20 have IL nm
dertood that there was one man. an aboliuoni Of the
darkest dye, had yearning Tor this portion OF hts
coun,rymeu and Who was sorry in their scrows-soryy
fcr their uissakes--snd though indignant at their
~. owe, snS rsssrsd or 'Ss .Smcs 70 n. Union
believing in every mans word Nos that would leave
the south without Law, but would hasten the Law
and surround with testimonials Of kndnsss that there
might he q beginning Of public sentiment that would
make tbess laws valid and operative Checrsl This 10
mission. ORA. very near 70 The eoacuson
what have been STRIVING 90 attain. The night is far
spent and think the day 10 Al hand; and BY tokens,
die, Of the people 70 be- We know who 70 hold
power for the next two years tChecrA) We know and
reosce W nay woa.d nsvs every ve soss w,n no
for every one that u cast for | deem " important
that thu testimony Of the North should be given with
admit of misunderssndnr, ana that when they take
their piacas OF power and admin again. sha
he with all The North oehn them and endorsing ,ne m
for those among them that might be mischief makers
and IL VIII do no harm 70 those who are not mischief
makers among tborn. And when once our power y as
snred then We have criticisms amone our
selves There right OF diversity Of opinion 10 the
republican party Wa have right TO sdopi e1pecieni
measures, but when once they have teen seiucd and
determined 70 put shoulder 10 shoulder hand IN
hand and With lock step and unbroken n&s 70 90 io.
tchserl, still retaining Tho right 20 criiieite and
stu retaining the night 10 urge meaanrch shth
sesm TO mo 70 b. sise and right. shall do
~ stlll uith fealty To the graf cause and 20 The
great party with which have grown az, and IN winch
verify believe inbers the honor the liberty. the dignity
and tho power az our country yellow citizens, fev
rnors yeass and We SHAFT sn where now We ecowl va
shall look back To the whir nds Of ieeng and strange
fan aatic notions or vsons thai sometimes danced
ahwau M; shai look hack do % every excited
period ard rNrvei how were carried away. II VII
% that psnsS wbcn franfse ahLN sxge bs<k asAa--