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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15

A1-Madam Mounts Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
Or, and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma 80 ;
be found At stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel; 0man's near Metropolitan Hotel; Pord's,
Of Eleventh and Pennsyvania avenue; Bntwisls's
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvanis avenue; Ellotts,
corner Of and Twelfth streets; Harbaugh corner Of
Seventh and @. ial2-u
As-Brsech-Loading Arm.-The Board for
the Examination Of Breech Loading Arms Of which Cen
srsl Hancock is president 10 now In session at No. Of
Windsr's Building.
Arms will be received daily between the hours Of II
O.. IN. and 2 p. m, until further notice.
Inventors are requested to submit their arms in per-
son or by agent to the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th o.. s. Cav, Brew. Lieut.. Col. .s.A.,
mhl2-n Recorder.
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The RECEPTION OF THE PREsIDESr-THE
ARRANGEMENTS CoNPLErED.-The presiding off.
GERS Of the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Com.
mon Council, together with the officers Of various
other associations to join in the procession this sf
terDoon, held . meeting at the Mayors Office in
the City Hall, yesterday morning. for the purpose
of completing the arrangements for the reception Of
the President this afternoon. 7. Z. Lloyd, ESQ,
president Of the Board Of Aldermen, and W. W.
Moore, Esq, president Of the Board Of Common
Council, were appointed committee to proceed to
Baltimore and meet the President and party. The
above named gentlemen will leave in the eleven
O'Clock train this morning. Tho Committee of Re-
ception will be designated by q rod ribbon. The
President will b received at the depot in this city
by the COMMITTEES Of Reception and be escorted
along the line to the City Hall, where Mayor Wal.
ZACH will deliver the welcoming address. The CON-
mittee found that II would be impossible to have
the ceremony at the depot, as 1t would greatly in
terfsrs with the arrival and departure Of trains,
and could be witnessed by few persons only
Therefore they determined to have the -emony In
front Of the City Hail. where all could witness it
and hear the addresses.
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Aatiunal @tpnbIifan.
LOCAL NEWS,

The SoHuErzES Fest. = The annual
sohuetzsn Fest of the Washington schustssn
Corps will be commenced 81 the Park, on Seventh
street, on Monday nsxt, and continue until Friday
A number Of invited guests from various sections
Of tho country are expected TO arrive on Monday,
and will Be received a. The depot By . committee,
and escorted 70 the City Hall at which place, at .
o'clock, the procession will be formed under the
marshalship Of Mr. +. Stoesh, headed by the
mounted band Of the Fifth U. s. cavalry, which
will pass up Pennsylvania avenue to the White
House, and from thence, by way of + and Seventh
streets, to the Park. In the procession the mem.
bers will be mounted or in open carriages. There
will be In the line large car, on which will be
thirty.eight young ladies, one representing the
Goddess Of asrnanis, another the Goddess Of Lib.
srty, and each Of the others representing one Of
the thirty-six States-a shield containing the
name Of State, being borne by each one. On Or.
irving at the Park, Q lunch will bs set out,
after which the target shooting will commence.
On the second day there will be grand banquet.
Two psvilions have been prepared for dancing. and
the Fifth cavalry band will perform concert music.
Twelve prizes have been set out for tho best ten
pin bowling.
Six prises have been assigned to the ladies, and
they will shoot for them on Wednesday. Every
afternoon Harry Leslie will perform on the tight.
rope On the first day gymnastics with . cooking.
stove; second, with three pals Of wster; third with
peach baskets on his feet and hsop; and fourth,
bound In 800 pounds Of chain. Every night he ap-
pears on the rope with fireworks.
The regular prizes are twenty -four In number
valued at ~, 400, and consist Of twelve $40 gold
pieces gold and silver watches and chains, porce-
lain table sets silver tea services rich furniture
gold.headsd canes, superb mssrshaum pipes, boxes
Of wines, nine gold medals for general shooting
and three valuable prizes dncluding live deer) for
shooting without support. There will be large
number Of smaller pri,ea
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w The onss ofths Sstiopal Republican,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ The rev. Mr.. wnghs, Converted
Indian Of the Choctaw Nation, wi BY Divine permits
soa preach in the Seventh street Presbyterian church
on NEXT SABBATH a II .. m. and ~ p. N. The pub
lie are respectfully invited 10 attend. II
81 Notios.-Ths InsathsriuS Of Israeli
Sermon will be preached By Caharins schsrtr the
fnsathsrng Of Isrssi for the Redemption Of Soul and
Body to enter nto Life Esrual, ct the Centre Market
House, Seventh street, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, At 8
O'Clock, p. m. The Speaker has Books which give
various explanations Of the Path and Doctrine. It
~ Rsvs. DR.. Gillette will preach At the
Calvary Baptist Church, nert SUNDAY morning, the
10th ins at II O'CLOCK and In the evening, the Rev.
WIN. Hamilton, D. D., sta quarter before eight
SELF
~ THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION
NOTICE TO DELE0ATEs.-Dslsgatsst to the Soldiers
and Sailors Convention At Cleveland will 60 BY the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad They will pay full fare
TO Cleveland but will receive free ticket to return BY
obtaining certificate from either Of the Secretaries Of
the Convention, or the Excursion COMMITTEES To
uru Free they must take the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road the Norhsrn Central refuses to come Into the
arrangement.
dEoRGEP p. ESTE, Chairman,
Executive Committee.
Evening papers please eopy.l
ssl4 q
- johnson Departmental Club the
Johnson Departmental Club will meet 81 Usion League
Rooms, at q 80 p. N. on SATURDAY, preparatory to
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TREAsrRr DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE or INTERNAL kEvESrR,

All persons favoraby disposed are requested to act
agents, but NO commissions will be allowed
Money should In all be sent by post oce order
draft, express, or registered letters.
In every case send the and post dee address,
county and State Of each separate and
stamp. All orders for tickets must be addressed to
WILLIAM s. MORSE
Secretary seldisrs' and Sailors National Concert,
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7 o h N WELCH ER'S
U BUTLER RESTAURANT

factory manner.
Breakfast from stO II O'Clock Dinner and Supper
81 all hours m..arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
Latest ship News.


et..m,iis Tan.n (nfl smllh Kn.,ton lIsml June With
Nuuox Iuue H. in ' a o. long u ~,
pas,ed q Russian brfk. steering y.
tlp Vreu.rd Kn..e Lvsrpcol MAY ~ with nde end a
40 Howand Foihinhsm June n at - So long q o3 pgasd
Rr.h shp Huds for Quebec, - dsyf out, sh INST IN
ia a. long 81 chip Hemisphere Liverpool for New k ilh
Inst IN lat al a. long d a. steamships Fusion and BRAZILIAN both
ship Asia fBrsm) wendehor Bremen 2? days, With adse srd
an as Csn toi Yarmouth Mel Storing Nsuv 6 day wb
sugar Brett Son Co The b. Wa days Of lisusss
ecr William baker (of Gioucsster Peace Bsracos day.,
J. T. fesrsani Jane - Buiish bArs NtHu
Cbep,ake Lett soh A,c da aud Laura Tor New
Yok ips .chr LevisA and fhebc, os NewlorA lStA
Schr Orion HadwIn, Hartford.
scir J. Randolph, New Bedford fer EiIahethpor,
selr >. J. Scott, Collins Providence for Rondout
schr Marc Kelly M.hias days with spas oiyokeS Moray
adwiu EHIsb-thp0n for New Haven
schT kils,e Queen. SalteTly. Baltimore
schr g I. Williams, Huhe GeoTzetoyn ID. {.
schf = J. Hoy,. Cramer baltimore.
Schr John LsnthAl, Martin. fHsiDa.
s.Lr Mary Parker. Parker. Virginia
selT AIk Weinor,, LiTpnootL Geolseown. d. C.
On. ship bark the which have no, yet been seT
tsiaod. o,s.srrp
The oou Belle o. n to Rokpol from EIabethpoft,
hound port while passing through Hell Gate TINS mo
Inc ,hou, llseit Point knocking hoe m her
taken Woolseys Dos where 'he now lies n
Of w-,er o,o,r,,
June In lat 80 long 51. 'ehI s'n lof Bosson pe'ereani
with g5I quinisls 81 tsh.
Jaue g. Long 81, ship Hea,ph.s, from Liverpool for
Jun. H. in l., Il a. Tong steamships Fulton and Brazilian,
WISD-A Sun,et Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

FROM VFRA CRUZ AND HAYANA--In steamship Nsuhai;an-
p snl1 Aanssi Foalndez, Philip Cowen Mrs i'onseI Nis.
Car Wis A,lch aud wife l. A. Johnson wife and Two
III iren Porgiu lists VIM Elliott wife children and servant o.
Nsynaif and wife. MAJOR a. kimme Francis hofeal Geo
Ysnng N zr~v r. (on,e wife, H. Rock, Louis Nspe
nfs T. Phean seh.dfen O. Lucas. CsiEas o. Callahan "
n O. 'iu sf vie servant Ameyder {. Ihomp-on, L Dr.
lon P Miranda = fidar. T. Chlshli, Miss p Holloway Miss
Holloway, % sefvan,' Me. Teresa hui me.e' tot
Iolr.8n a. pamp 5 Holly NJ Ounan. and II In steersFe
KINGSTON, Jan In steamship IasInan-- William H.
Redwood Aha Pulo. Abn Pinto, jr hs g. GORDON, A.
Cromwell, J. W Hsfaud, J. Small. and tie Rev MI Hyaua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

FATALLY IS!URED.-An inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner widey No. 81 Tbompsonst on the body Of
Edward Klein who died from the effect Of received on
Wednesday last On that day deceased and number Of
other bows jumped upon freghtcsr which with several
Others being drawn TO the Hudson River Railroad Depot
nv a dummy engine At tho Of West and Canatts
the beneath the wheels Of the which passed
over him. causing death time after The Jury rendered
verdict of accidental DEATH aud recommended that M inur
the company employ brakemon TO ride on each car ana prevent
persons from getting them. Deceased was aged Il years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
fAnuouncemenss.l

"WHAT CAN Do BEST Men stumble INTO
wrong pursuits and waste half life 10 struggle against dsp
and fure Every man Of common do
thing useful snl successful fhe find the tight place PHREscL
ooY should be consulted charts with advice given daily by
Enarrn A WELL. No. aaa Broadway NeN.iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
NEw-yER sGY NEWS.

ACCIDENTALLY DROwYED.-Between ~ aud
O'clock Yesterday morning. william Jones, band board
the steamship Sco lying the Cunard Dock Jersey City
accidentally m overheard and drowned before assistance
could rendered The body recovered about daylight
ana an inquest held BY Coroner Kristen which resulted IN
verdict OF death by drowning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
WHAT CONSTITUTES A FORTUNE.

IL now little years the Rev q. W. Leach since
of nachines u Ia. d9ae
amount Of work aud 0hers has nes1d
,sray and estimation. i tcn haH NEW ohe ~ GAg
Oflsr kind-LeVer 10 Wilcox Gibbs 3 NJ Co-dteTHemeHL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

The great Broadway burglary would have been pre-
premises been protected with the BURGLAR ALAEl
TELEGRAPH cannot be b.o6en through without an A
T.. HOLMES, No. - Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Early on Friday morning
Officers Butcher and Fulb Of the Sixteenth Precinct saw four
yonng men the Of Messr james and Thomas hydd
at No oO Eghh.ave. They watched for some time
and as their Suspicious two OF them were taken
into custody the others making their The prisoners
gave their John Rying0n and james Garland IA
the possession of RviDgton found Jimmy" lie han
previously thrown away bag containing burglars tools
similar bag was found in the yard OF the premes no w
Eighth ave. by Arthur DeVen. 1t was subsequently onnG
that the shutters the he'd been bored and par re
moved TIE prisoners yesterday committed for thai by
Justice Dodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

PoLrrrcAL.-The Democracy Of Hudson City held
meeting on Thursday night John Leu on Beaconaye
and orranzed Democratic club for the Fl campairn The
4, oa Ing oiRc.Is we're elected President Hon g. d. Van
Relver Vice pfcidrn's: Jas l.. Baldwin, IL O. BLOWN
Jas NJ Wuson. Alex. Freneh Secretary j. j. Gaineyi
Treasurer InOmas Andrews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

SHogs-Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots,
Shoes and Slipper, very neat for pleasure Tips Special orders
aksn boys boots IN variety j. = WRITER'S o Sso
Fourth SYe above Twenty -eisLtL-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
CURES SCROFULA.

Dr. H. ANDERss IODINE WATER scrofas IN AL ITS
MANIFOLD FORMS ULoEIs CANCERS, sYPHnn SALT KHrrs &C
acts upon the HEART KpxEIs and DefsTIvx oAoANa
moe, powerful vIrAuzSo Agent and RESTORATIVE Circulars
free For sale byJ p DINsMoRE No Dc Dey't w. aud BY
an Drugfsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

TURKISH BATHS No. 10 Laight-st., are again open
20 a.. public enlarged improved Hour Gents, too
to D u Lslles y T. Sandayt. Gents, TO u 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
CITY Ws.

Music AT CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park
Commissioner that If the weather fine there will be
music Oh the mall the Park to-day, at - o'clock BY tho
Central Park Band under the Leadership Of H. b. Dodworh
THE Gllnvinr IA tie nrngTanme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

Our nclghbor MAX" has ascertained that the CT
Of Mexco il heahf to Of bis temrermen
advise him g settle farm IN Jrr'y sud 'ake hfS hr Np
CoPyEs regularly The latter sold everywhere 20 ce Per
pep0t No Heade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

SERIOUS srADDISo AFFRAY.-On Thursiay morn
ius rraacisco WasIou ag Italian ssllor b0ardlg ~ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

his wound was dfesssc'
sTABBING ARRAY BETWEEN ITALIANS. On Thurs
day night last quarrel occurred in the hallway Of the premises
No 10 Rosest between Italians named Demetrus Car
yardns and Psndo Dormo which hnay resulted IN Dsh
n which stabbed BIS opponent in the LEFT breast with
dagger n1ctng dangerous wound Aer the staoDins inc
asseaut fed but pnrsued by Michael Fyrank who W.T.
messed the difficulty and Officer Moat the Fourth Precinct
and after short chase captured By Them and taken
tho Station House The wounded man was remoTed 70 Tue
New York Hospital where nc lies IN critical conooh
Yesterday Coroner Wildey notified 10 take the ante
norton examdaon Of CarvaIdni ard bis statement eoie
GRATED the account given above Tho Jury rendered Yed
that Demetrius Cdrvardni injured by siaD wSnna
with dirk knife at the hands OF PauO Dormo on the lf Gay
OF lime loo On the rendition Of this verdict the prisoner
was committed to Iombs to await the result OF the
wounded ans injuries The accused Is native OF Iay
aged A years ana resides at No q Oiyerst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

The SATURDAY EARLY CLOSING MoyENESr-A
meeting Of merchants and others favorable to The cosng Of
stores at D. NJ on Saturday during the Sumner season. will
De held az Clinton Hail. Monday evening the 18th st at
o'clock The following gentlemen will doi'er air,sses'
C. Godfrey Gnnihor Horace Greeley. Richard 0Gorman,
Jane. Brook, Benjamin wood. Joseph Beach Simon Stern
j. H. Knapp and Morris Phillips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JUNE "a, 1885,

60 Cherry. quarresd at No 95 chehys. with one Frank
Mrcoria and the latter stabbed hih in the abdomen with
knife infctng severe wound me asailant then led The
onnleI aa IVES conveyed 20 tie NeWYOrk Hospital where
his wound was dressed
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l. MarchFur Kons ind Na,eriand nna,h
l. Arslandro StIadea. Toto"
= Wa'z-uviln'ion ia Dsnce on weber
4 Quartet and chorus from Die Neutrality-suspicious. schi
Qucbtepfluns 70 Tie Winds ...''..''''h b. DodSnrtl
g. Overture Merry Wives Of NlndsOn oi
Z Tho fcrl1ru
g. Grand Selection Luriue v Melaee
0uaarile-Nene heiodene
sygNae 81
K4e Kerury Nooie
H. Buesqls cafs9y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

Tiep,ic Fits synPaihe or orsane Diseases Of the Heat "
Disease ofhe Valves pOdaeinss grating or fling 'esnd
Offering from any PAIN the region Of the HEARD WI
be greatly relieved by Consultation Lie Syrup.
BROKENDONN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS.
svYgsaye yRoH IsDIsro.roS ExrRros pAs rHs BAeS
Los or MgHoRY FoREBopSss HonRoR CALAMITY, FEAa o.
DISEASE Dwxsss OF VISION Day HoT SKIN AsD ExrsEHHi"
Want OF sLESP PALE HAeaARp CorSTssAses
AND LAssrrvps or rus svss all require the aid o.
the CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16

o. NJ +Se0- Ii A-a s9oss' H0 IL affected teams '. ss
, 1866-02-14

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fara1s.. ~ ~ ,ea,a e.a. NJ F1eoenek
ss,a ,,-,1n,T,,s ,a.es s..osa tnen Va sp41ns
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W.r5 m, m m t,ro 1s,.ss -Sh,e, =, .oauR
ne,hc, win 1oot ,e.,J,r ,,,,na -, =. ...s W.
thc onn whrh hc xnx ,esaspr T., th., east.a. n1sa
aoc,Sa7tsnr a,..h.,..a .,.s -, t.'sA. "as .
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, 1866-02-14

The New HR1lt for an Acs xsxlnp m,t
.LtUVuYH-A of 1tn prn-.1aw.

A1e Nc" tt1t1 1oH nm Ae1 T4Xlux Malt
LiquoTn-Abs1rAct Of it. Provi.tops,
The following Is m abstract of the proyis-
ions of the bill for an act to reduce into a
sirele act, as we'll a4 ancndatory of the ex-
else laws relating to brewing, manufacturing
and dealing IN fermentcd liquors, and to pre.
vent frauds In such connection. The hill I,
the one prepared by the Revennc Comn,ssiou.
and, If passed, viii stand in PLACE Of 1aucb
bulky and confused legislation in this depa,t,
ment Of excise. The bill consists Of seyentesu
sections.
II Section 1st The law Is dedned to 1pply pezsous,
ni1ns Or corporations manufacturing Feimeuie]
Liquors irom malt and Its enhstItutea
SeuIo1 I'd provides for hcense and yeetatrstfnn,
comprising fMl description Of premlses, and e1.
h'ei's of ameun.s q manufactured previously.
cs or - .ueS SsHss s es xb s o. 9 huu e
adequate bond renewable each rear on The frst ol
Nay, equal to the approximate amouut Of duty dur.
utabe Soet oq ana tns keeping S1
section, always open 10 The Inspectors.
Section 4th ptescrihes an exclae a1 Of one dollar
tIonaj PaFt., and at more han oae bas7sl ~ snd not
more than s1yty-three GALLONS shsu be accounted
two barrels o. one hpgshead. =.
Section 81 describes wash nlnusene,. the record
mat must be kert BY each brewer. the books 10 be
open At al tunes to government Officers.
IN Int DookB OF record. With Prescribed form ef
cath coFe71nr amounts btrUed sold and rrmoyeI
from fbt brewery. i
Section 7th provides that The owner, agent, or su
petintendent ef breweries and apuurfensncse' who
makef frauuleut aTniisrrr nr Hse ~ sts]s,, VIC ~
false entities shali sufr forfeitnrt ~ III sntS -
be iisbe 10 penalty Of not less thsn xso nr 81 M IA
trcoyesable Win ro.t. of sn5t. snn fn-thsr ~,
peunltes or mtedemeAnnr in fnnn.nnmert ~ =
fesp net e3cerfur one year iii snth nrrreetnsr -
be commenced W3lf1tn iYent1 dam If eefynrp ths M
latter 10 be ttumrdiate and cnnti1ne nena1n1 ~
citIon under The law. All nfocncdfnrs fn he nf the
Ifn3er fhs x.na .actfor ~. ~" "a xoHn r.
~ he nenalty al or n the Sn ~
record ID orcstion. ' ~
Section Ah rr0uircs the proy1din. Of suitable
anmns md .bair heinT teot ~ h.1d r. T.. Tnffa
tors of internal ReTeSns yfth 5ed1c.ion S ~ 81
, 1866-02-14

ston WAS capable OF insolence toward
weak, quick to the sense Of honor, not >het
fnl Of right Lincoln rejected: cosnscl q
only ~ matter Of policy, aud was not cap
Bile Of being wilfully unjust. PA1meratc
essentially superficial, delighted In banteE.n y
knew how TO divert xynve opposition by pls
fu1 lcyity; Lincoln Was nan Of infinite j.
On his lips, with saddest easnestness at
heart. Palmerston was tal1 zepresentati
Of the aristocratic Hbcraiity olthe day, cho.
Ing for his tribunal, not tho conscience OF I
manity, but the House OF Commons; Lipcc
took to heart the eternal truths OF llbert q
obeyed them IS the commands OF Pvoyldeu,
and accepted the human race as
nothing that viii endure; his gr
achievement, tho separation OF Belsin
placed that littln kingdom where
must g1aYitate 10 France Lincoln finished
work which all time cannot overthrow. P
mezston Is shining example Of the ablest -
q cultivated aristocracy; Lincoln shows =
genuine fruits Of institutions where the lab3
ing man SHARES and assists to form the gre
ideas and designs of his country. Palmes
ton was buried IN Weatmin5ter Abbey, by l..
order Of his Queen, and Was followed by i.
British aristocracy to his grave, which ate,
few years will hardly be noticed by The 5:
OF the graves OF FoI aud Chatham; Linct-
was followed by the sorrow OF his counh
across the continent to hls rcsti1,,-placo =
the heart Of the Mississippi Valley, to be !.
membereI through ali time by his couat4
men and by al the peoples Of the world. /.
CONCLUSION.
As the sum of all, the hand Of Lincoln .oe
ed the dag; the american people was
hero Of the war ; and therefore the result +
new cru Of republicanlsm. The disturban
In the country grew not ont OF ANYTHING
publican, but out Of slaTery, which Is ap'-
Or the system Of hereditary wrong and II
expulsion Of this domestic anomaly optnsz
the renovated nation q career Of unthoua-
Of dignity and glory. Henceforth our COY
try has moral unity as tho land Of free lab
The party OF slavery and the party a.nts
slavery arc no more, and are merged in e
party of Union and freedom. The Stnr
which would have 1eft rs are not broA
back as conquered States, for then VIC shon
hold them only so long s-s that conqn,
could be maintained, they come to tbo
rightfnl place under the Constitution a ote
Inhl, necessary, aud fnseparable member
We build monuments to the dead. but -
monuments OF victory. We respect the : =
ample OF tbs Romans, who never, even
conquered l&nds, raised enbleu1s OF trium.
And our Generals aEe not to be classed In = j.,
herd Of vulgar. cpnauerprs, but are OF y
school Of T1molenn and William of OraiAA
and Washington. They have used the swS :.
only to give peace to their country and
store her to her place in the great assem :
Of the nations. Our meeting closes Ii htse.
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