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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-24

HENRY S. McCOMB
LEATHER RENTING.
NAMES RRADFoRD

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the PubH
W generally that lie has
Removed to his New Store,
Nos and East Third Street, near haI&H'
WILMINGTON, DEL.
where he will Keep constantly GU hand full ns'A
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
His facilities for conducting tho business on ne moa
enlarged seae, and 10 the most satisfactory mahn1h ,
net equaed by any other establishment IN the s s
whilst his stock is larger than In any hetwoen fh
dephia and Baltimore. lie returns his thanks 20 ns
patrons for the liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed up
him, and hopes 10y strict attention 10 business TO mel
nd reeeivea continuance of their iayors III i5 ne x
ton, Aep'
EoR sALE.--A LARGE BRICK STORE AAgi
II Dwelling In this city containing 10 rtOms-or N9uu
- sAs4'''s'a ~ u ''''"' Apply " " mocAuLlBY
Arail II, ls67.--l2 COG Market street
INoR sALE--TmE OLD WHITE HALL. Ph a'i
Il PETTY in this city, with large lot Of gtounu'
possession 18th OF March next II is IN tourishlhs
81 the city, and vim be sold 9arsai9 nGw 'su'
hui6 600 Mark' street.
INOR SALE OR RENT, POSSESSION FORTH !,
Il with arm near wilminpton. o. q 5,i aeITy
APaIL ii. is6i,-il sos Market S''ees
NOR RENT.--A SMALL ThUck FARM OF XIII. H. ~
l2aere'' neat Wilmington. Possession ilGmS9'N'
ArRl1 II, lsG1,-i9 coo Markei stree
GEEDs, sEEDs.--wE HAVE RECENTLY bA ,a5
-, - Mtll stecieh HhAnit nIuml
Reliable GARDEN SEEDS, EStrt EitlY aud Ioh M,
Peas, Tomato, Cabbage, Egg plant, 40, Ne, NJ ,n
sowing; New crop Usage Orangs saei. To thnse ~ ~
~ '''''''' ''e'i d, 70 CHANDLER & SOUS,
mch2 ii Market street
MONEY WANTED.--wE CAN LOAN IN
lNI good landed securiiy-on Bond aud Na' tss9Ool
saWO, &c. Any person having money, and NAnt'A
l1'net safely would do we'll 10 call on no.
W. MegAULLEY a 70,
APPS 606 Market sHeeH
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27

Next to agriculture, the public are interest
ed in the perfectibility of the mechanic arts.
By the labors Of the farmer we can be fed
but without those of the mechanic we can
neither be sheltered nor clothed. While en-
couragement should be given to the cause of
&c fsoisittsefiea Industry IS always entitled to
protection and praise; and industry IS indis-
pensable to either profession. A lazy work
ing-lnan is no workng-man at all. They only
can be called working-men who, by industri.
Gus and frugal habits earn their living by a
faithful and judicious improvement OF their
time in their several pursuits and callings.
That such men are deserving respect is plain.
They should be encouraged, not only on the
principle of rewarding merit, but because the
amount OF good they are thereby enabled to
perform, is of great Importance to society,"
Every community is dependent, to very
great extent, upon the propriety of the me-
chanics located therein. They, in fact, move
the wheels Of business. Truer and nobler
hearts do not exist than among the temper
ate, intelligent and industrious artizans of the
land. ga
Take them as whole, and there is no class
of citizens who, in all the substantial qualities
of common sense, land this is a kind of sense
worth more than all the uncommon sense in
| the world,) are more intelligent and useful
than they. They are to the public what a
| jury is to court-the common sense judges
of right and wrong; the rest are but advo-
Gates and SPECTATORS. And their judgment
is generally just. In seasons of national trial,
they may be relied upon; and when the call
| Is ''to arms" their brave bosOms are buI-
wark of defence. In peace, their skill anu
labor give beauty and strength to the SOCIAL
temple; and in war, their fidelity mas Deen
well proved. He who, taking advantage OF the
necessities of the mechanic, would withhold
from him fair compensation for his labor,
aoa. ON absolute disservice to the genep~'
welfare. Depress and ruin him, ap' you
prostrate one of the main props r. business
and public prosperity. Let ..ea' we repeat,
our mechanics be fos.-fea ana respected
Iet them receive ssemportance their pro-
fsss;on and the, own personal merit entitle
.es.s - - Sas once considered areproach to
Sns.n INC, 'SSest friend that he was "a carpenters
"a. In land of protesting christians,
such relation ought not be despised.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27
FOR S.ALE.

NNE-HALF part in common OF the large and
~ beau ifdl lot the northwesterly side OF Con-
gress street. little to the west of Carlton street,
whereon those large elm trees are standing, and
known as the 'sTree lot, having front of 1s4 feet
on Congress street, and depth of 267 ieet. 1t will
be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers. A plan
Of same may be seen at office OF Assignee.
-Aisn the LARGE and elegant brick hnnsa and lot on
complete in nearly every particular, with gas, water
wo ks, bathing room and all modern improvements
On the same LIT Is very convenient and new brick
barn. complete in all respects. The whole premises
present the most attractive and desirable residence
offered fol- sale in the city. = o..
Also several small lots of land on Munjoy HILL
fronting ON Monument street, and several in rear
and adjoining. A plan of same may be seen at said
Office.
Also one quarter part in common Of the two sto-
nv brick hause and lot, No. Oak street, now occu-
pied by VIM. s. Broughton.
Also three pews in High Street Church, pleasant
ly located and furnished, afr'fs.7 ifa. ~ F.
For further particulars apply to
SEWALLC. CHASE or A ~
3 HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee.
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street:
Portland, July 8, 1867. jys-is odtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27
800 Per Month!

? A GENTS who can furnish satisfactory references
n as to respectability and experience, are wanted
to canvass the State of Maine Tor the best subscrip-
ton books published, among which are the following:
The AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA, with the annr-
ala: IOSSIN(IS CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA, in
three volumes which is illustrated with over 2o0O
enaravings and is what every American should have
IN his house as the standard work of the war; which
will never be excelled: the HISTORY OF THE MA
Wy, in two volumes; the HISTORY OF THE ARMY
OF THE PoTMAc; Burnside and the Ninth Army
CRigr SERVICE; HISTORY OF the FIRST ME.
CAVALRY; and many other of the late publications
on the war. Apply in person or by letter to
GEO. II. DAVIS & CO.,
Publishers, No. Morton Block, Portland, Me.
eS~Return stamp must accompany every applica-
ton july3eod1m&w4w
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27
Notice Of Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given that Isaac Emery .,
IN Portland, in the County Of Cumberlana, nu ~ he
the twentieth day of May 4. D., 1857 make ~ raa
and personal not exempted by law from aSar
oI e benefit o such Of his ssadtes srsdtesrs Of The
Mi' hnn0e narties to said assignment lp - -, n;J
on to the amounts Of respectSsa Say
three months allowed 20 s;S,e said Portland
assIsocs y 1se ocs Ans 'aas ss'q Assjg9ss
-y2S.l "ay oA"o"~uom
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27

Store No. 40 Exchange Street,

Store No. ~ Exchange street, -
in the new block lately erected by the Pre5le heirs
where he offers for sale the following articles, and
others too numerous to mention:
Books and Stationery, Chldren's Carriages, all
STYLES Bird Cages, large variety Ladies' Work Bas-
kets and Stands, Lunch and Picnic Baskets, Ladies
Travelling Baskets and Bags, Children's Willow,
High ami Rocking Chairs, Rocking Horses and We
locipedes, lRqbber, Foot and other Balls, together
with the regular Base Ball. Chilrens Chairs to learn
them to walk, Doll Heads bodies, arms, large as
sorInent Of dressed and other Dolls, Workboxes and
Writing Desks, Vi0lns, Accordions Banjos, Guitars,
Flutes Efas and Concertinas, Bird Cages all kinds,
Parrot and Squirrel Cages, Heinisch and Lemour's
celebrated BarberShears and good assortment But
ton hole and other Scissors. good assortment of Pen
and Pocket Knives Shipping Papers, Coasters Man
iest Notes, Receipts, Deeds, and other blanks, all
the Boston and New York Papers, Dime Novels,
song Cook and Fortune telling Books Harper's, At
Iantic, Ladys and Peterson's Magazine. His Library
will be supplied with all the new Books as fast as
issued The very best Violin, Guitar, Banjo and
other strings Come one, come all, and buy literally
SO can pay my rent and supply the spiritual and
temporal man. +. -e.,a r. a'T ap26eod3m.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27

n. A. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
IRRMs:-EightD Dollars year in advance. -
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27

-Carlyle's" French Revolution has lust
been translated into French.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27

Office Desk for Sale.
ENQUIRE at Daily Press Office, No. 1 Printers'
~ Block Exchange t. s-'iadh
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-27
COOP E r. Il G. -E .

VIHE subscriber having taken the CoopeT's Shop
L formerly occupied by Mr.. W. Philbrook, at the
foot of Pum between Fore and Commercial Streets,
prepared to carry the business IN all its DEPART
ments share OF the public patronage is solicited.
= s3Iff7IaI. :'lH WILLIAM d. STROUT.
Portland, June 26, 1867. dim
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

In the ca Crosse Wis., D.mocs.. O. tho
22d inst, under the caption, "A Aooumeu.
to Abraham Railsplin.er at Atlanta" ap-
pearl IN editorial, Of which hi. WAS d .
G oclusion:
A In coin Monument st AtlautaI Great
God, what an insulI! Atlanta, the QUO.
proud Gate City Of Northern Gsorxis At
lants. .braveay held aud hardly won! A,lsu9
IA, hrs. sacrifice made BY brutal Shsrms IN
in his shameless. "msrch to the Sea T. At
lants, left heap Of ashes sud shoulder
biaekened runs, by command of Abraham
Li"colnl Atlantis converted By act Of
Feder~l bsrbsrians from fair aud bssu,i-
full city, less than three years ago, 10 pile
Of combustibl~s, kindled 10 crafty the Dc mon
soul Of the vengeful k,og Of Radicslism !!
Atlanta, phaenix-like, raising FROM tho fiery
bed to take her plsss among The cities Of
the South! Oh, the pity of i'll The pity Of
il "-@~
A monumen. to Abraham Lincoln on sash
. spot! thing OF scu!ptursd stone 10
show forth h's completely subjsga.sd and
humble were the ,uthern psopief To neek
u their sudsri"gs and attest their shane
evidence 70 the world The very depths Of
their degradation.
A monument to Lincoln on Southern soil |
Lincoln the murderer Of Southern nea,-
the maker Of Southern widows and orphans
-Linesln, who bad bu. md their cities,
wasted their substance, robbed, pillaEsc,
soourged with 6rs and s~ord-Lincoln,
ussrper, dsspos, traitor, dsvil--,hs god Of
negro idols.ry, the enemy Of hi. sacel Lin
'eoln, hose uame il the synonym Of oil
that il brutal, detestAble, monstrousl Lin.
coin, who stands without peer in the cats-
logus Of Americans who hsvs von infamo
immortality By acts Of ssias and villainy
too horrible f,r mortal eonsem 2lst,on |
Build it, loyal vampires and knavss-sn-
Joy the pleasure afforded you BY your power
over the helpless and downtro ddsn-you
build upon foundation Of sand, you pro-
pose, but God disposssl Tho time will
como whom Jour monumental pile In Lin
coins honor shall BE- leveled with the earth;
whom nos ons stons shall b. lsie upon On.
other Of il, once fair proportions, and the
memory and remsmbrnncs Of il shssi pass
from the minds Of men, AMI The wrong you
ssek to perpetrsts shall BE- stoned los With
: fearful sxpia,ion | u.
A monument to Lincoln What need
There 10 . monument OF hate in the heart Of
every honest American. for his vices and
misdsedA which will grow ssd increase
while the present generation sxists or love
Of freedom shall End Judgment in patriotic
brsastsl Lincoln nOnumsnts Gil The ghast.
y ceueteries and battle srounds Of shs ~
public; hobbls abont orr stfssts, afmlsss,
lsGlsss. mu.ilaisd epiisphs 70 Biz nsnory
Lincoln monunsnts, = behold them 10
hroksn Union, : violated Csnstitasion,
dsbt Of three thousand millions, rsared %.
% the labor Of every vorkineman
His memory will live without monu-
mentl =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16
Northwest Transportation
Company.

1.-THE pr;aeipal phase u sraasaoting he
businsss Of ssid OeopAay will b Sioax
Cay. woelbssy CosssS, Ssass II ls~&
Iu.-Ths Reseral natare Of ssid business
will bs the tAAspostaaioa Of fright and
~> Dsssssgsrs % ,tAs A,.ssssi sad Mlssissip.
P' Rivers AID ths waters tributary to ths
same. II .5 =
V.-The authorized capital ssd stock 10
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
($l50,00O) Of which forty per ce.tum to
BE- paid in on subscription or within 30
days thereafter. the balance within twelve
nou'hs, in three or more instaluents Of
not more ,ha" twenty per cent. each %
may be called in BY tho Directors thirty
days after.
V.-S.ia Corporation h commence Novsu.
Der 18th. A. b. 1867, aud to terminate
twenty years thereafter, subjec. to rsssv .
al - authorized by law
Vl.-The affairs Of tho Company 10 Be
conducted BY Board Of Directors, com-
posed Of the undsrsignsd until Monday.
juno lat, 1868. thereafter 70 consi., Of
FIVE Directors to be elected Annually By
the Stockholders.
VI.-Thsi Indebtedness or liability Of said
company At no time to exceed One Hun.
drsd Thousand Dollars ($lOO, 0Oo). and
the private property of tbs stockholders
to Be exempt from any liability for the
Corporate debts as provided BY Law.
Signed
JOAB LAWRENCE.
CHARLES u. WUOLWORrH,
no4O4w SAM DsBOW.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

The democratic majority in New York
according to the Tribune. 10 AZ 900. Las
year the republican minority was 1889
The legislature il democratic on join, b~llo,
which will secure tho election Of = U. s
Senator in place Of Morgan.
In Maryland the democratic m-jor;sy il
about 10000. Good for my Maryland T.
In New Jersey the dem oc,atic mai,rity i.
large enough for oil practical purposes
rho legislature 10 democratic, and every
county but one IL tho Safe elects the dem 0.
cratic ticket.
Aassachnassss gives . publican n ajori.y
of shout rs 900, being . democratic gain ol
about 10000 since The election of 1866
The democratic vote Of rhs State is upward.
OF 7O,000-which 10 conc lusivs evidence ,ha,
the desce ndAnte Of the "rebels" Of '76 are
somewhat umerous aud lively in tho old
Bay State.
One year ago the republican majority in
"'"consin on Governor was lo,O82 and on
consrsssmeo 23,9os.. This y-ar il is wbit.l-
cd down 10 10 IS than 5000 Mex, year the
democracy will cary tho state Cor Presiden,
BY handsome majority.
The vote in Minnesota i. close, but it is
probable that the republicans have from e.
900 to 5000 majority. Last year the re.
publican majority was l0,20S.
tAhcSssher ~ result is more favorable
than We had reason to expect. All the srea
states Of tho north have pronounced & aims.
the policy Of the radical purity. The verdic,
given By New York, Pennsylvania. Ohio
Connecticut, illinois, &C., are o. to BE- mis-.
taken, and clearly forshsdows tbs result In
the Preside initial contes. year hence. The
rule Of prejudice, passion and revenge is
rapidly drawing to . close, and the day when
our government is again to be controlled up.
90 the principles Of wise s,a.esnanship il
near at hand.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16
TIE NATIONAL THAN 60Ol WING.
Proclamation by the PresideHt.
The .folloviagc pree'sns'ion has beer -
sued By The Prssidens.

il oos6osaiiy With . rsoent eustom, the,
may nov b regarded ~ established on
national couseht asd apr oval. 1, Andrew
Johnsoa, Prssidsns Of the United states, do
nssby ssconmsnd " my fellow ei,ieoss
,kss 9Ssssdsy, 10 20sA day Of November
next, be set apart aud observed lhroug bout
the Republic - a day Of National Th.uks.
giving and praiss se .hs Almighty Ruler Of
nstions, with whom are dominion and fear,
and who make peace in HE high plecss
Resting and retaining from secular labor
o. that day, let Us reversn,.y aud dsvou,sd-
y. give thanks to our Hsasesiy Father for
the meroies and blessings with which b has
crowned tho now closing year especially
Ie, u remember that Hs hns covsrsA our
land through all ito extern, With greatly
upsded and vsrl abundant harvests; thst 10
haS'caused industry to prosper not only In
our fields but Also in our forests. He has
permitted Us to multiply sbps upon our
lakes aud rivers, and dpou the high seas,
sne q, the Same time to extend our iron
roads - far into the secluded places Of the
Continent asso guarantee speedy overland
intercourse between the two oceans. He has
inclined our hearts to turn away from do.
uesiic contsntions and commosions conse-
quSnt uRSn distsao,ins and desolatinglwsr,
and to wrlk moro and moro IN the ancient
ways OF loyalty, cancellation and hrothsrly
love. He has blessed the peaceful efforts
with which No have established new aud i'm.
portant commercial treaties with foreign
AaN0ns, while We havS at the ZANE time
s,r>~gtAsnej cor nasionsl defsusss and
gr, atty enlarged our national borders.-
While thus rendering the unanimous and
heartfelt sfibu's Of national praise and
Thanksgiving which is 20 justly due Aluigh-
y God. let % NO. fail to implore Him tina,
The came Divine poteetion and care which
We have hitherto 30 undsservedly aud yet so
constantly enjoyed, may be continued 10 our
csnatry and eur psepls through oil The
In wilnsss whereof have hereunto Get
my hand and caused the seal If tho
United S.ases t, b. affixed. Done a.
the city Of Washington, The sixteenth
day Of October, ia The year Of our
IT,. g.. Lord oas thousand sig,h hundred
'Asnd sixty.sevso, and Of the Indspen.
dsaoe Of the United S:a.es the ninety
ssooud. asa.
! ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President: WILLIAM H. Sxw1aD,
Secretary Of state.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

The Chicago Tribune says that Greeley
has "lissrally boo.ei fifty thousand voters
out OF the republic.s ranks in New York
city and state" The fifty thousand booted
'votsss have rsciprocased the application Of
brogans, and booted The radical party, ont Of
po.sr. Il has bsen very lively kicking
exercise everywhere, In which the people
have altogether had the best OF il,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

Gen. SehoGeld has informed the legisla-
turs Of Virginia, shs. II. regular session will
Be dispensed with. When will Snhofeld, or
some othsr satrap, inform the Legislatures Of
Ohio and New York wh:n they may and
may not meet. There are some recently
elected lads in both .bss 70 bodies who arc
spelling for IN opportusity - s.ran gle \ 50.
tap or two.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

Twelve ysars ago the temperance fanatics
fo''tsd prohibi.ory liquor Law on M.sss-
chusesss. On Tuesdsy the people repudiatsd
the outrage Of twelve years standing. 1t
sstss long time for the triumph Of justice
and comms"senss in Massachusetts,, but
e'sa the Yankees lean something 10 twelve
years. #zs.s..a i.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

congress meets nsxs Thursday, Nov.
2lsa The Prssiden.'s message and the re-
ports Of the heads Of the ssvsral departments
will not b sent in until tho = Ame nesnsnt
f0fAhs regular session ia .Dscsobss --s~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

Boston Eisss" democratic minority Of
two Thousand. Since the tea party in Boston
harbor, that Gig has nos bsss 90 con pIetsly
'rebs:." q. III @
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

The New York Tribsas ought again 70
discourse % tho "vivacious psrsis.sncy" Of
the democratic pAsty. The "oorpss" gets
liuslier and more lively with every election.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

This stock having been bought recently for CASH will enable
TO offer great Inducements purchasers Call and examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere Just received per
steamer Nile by the Undersigned very low prices and
offered at
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

One reason Why Gen. Grant don't say
more, i because hs cannot talk and Anoks
sslsAe ~sens time.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16
Notice u AaBUfpUEgtion

DURSUANT 10 The Statute In sueh csss
/ provided, the undersignsd hereby give
psblis notice ,hss they have sseociaasd
thsaselves and become incorporasel uadsr
,hs Laws Of the State Of Iowa uadss Ne cor.
poroso same Of thb #
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16
DAN /!

NALL aAA At ih~ old stand At Las, Wa4rhias-
" when fes,s seek 70 avoid 0ss ssros they sh ate
~ spDosies' YeaFA go DAN Akov.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-16

Just received by the undersigned, and will be
sold at prices that will defy competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-27
THE WENTWORTH SMELLING COMMITTEE.

Farcical Teruinatten Of the Investfgaifon.
~. - WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1867.
Mr. wentworth, from the special committee appointed
70 investigate alleged political bargaining between the
President and certain members or Congress, made ne
following report
The committee .srs in session vss. The ss:0,u as
the progress the committees had msda The OrgAnl1a-
one of the original apponsss having bssn sacussd boz
since their organixaon they have been dgen In The
os pending Ss ss House %
had fsQuent meetings during the session Of the Housa
Indeed they have examined wses1. ~. - sns
with large number Of slips Of newapen before tnem
purporsing 70 come ffon reporters y snn CITY me
ceumee called several Of such reporten befoFs thorn
With reference 70 the authority for their state
msnts touching the matter referred 20 them ~
a. vsrsSos - reports SAINT nom hs capital usualy ar
yes they wsrs I'll denied .hen traced back. Their
81 = ccssrsss, aEsr me sousAsn lslssssass, .
called had paid their recent WHIT 70 s city, bed besa
.ss y ni@sss ss ~ snr Uo s o
nssdy ssissions with me P!ssidsal wine sSs rsosss
- Tssy cav them u oshsr smss can several ms.Ssrs
1 .s sSs sh Ssa Ths ATTRACTED sSsr csoss 80
sach sxtsat thst they resolved 70 aeesr>ain whss
:ss ~; r.: :,s1sS ss s;s
the iornsr yssay rotations bsswssn hin sad he ne
jory Of ConSss And. based this fasl conjscsurss
wsrs sent out aaA varous repors made touching the
reconstruction only Of the Prsedsns buS also or his
e. the supHss''a Of We i.psashn,sns and
hostile 70 The President 70 once. me two persons
alluded - wese callsd before the committed One Of
them tsst0sd thaA h he'd sseu the Prsoidsnt osn
- snros s!nes Per week during the ssssea I, oc.ss-
ans.os e his position - reporter ard hat NJ rsa-
principauy In the evening The other tessiaed % M
own frisaeiy and intimate relations with ths Prssdeo
and q hm ooopsvsaoa with the psrscn befcre anaea
~ they he1 conne upon the heos q NE mouse nne
aangsl fsr pnvuss meeting the metropolitan Club
rosw They wanted aud considered they nsa ioond
From ATTY 70 seventy conservative memosp VINO
could, through c0nCsrs OF scsiOn, numsrica coeuot
NE ofgunisaloa Of the party oppoeed 70 We eoens
Tnsy invsd no democrats 10 aiend the msesng ane No
rsdeas, - lhey csssrusd parry divisions; re meesng
~ hsi hat rsny invited did not attend and 0oss -
attendance were wsg 70 sct unless they wsr assured
thuI The persons calling the meeting were speaking ~
soshorstv 81 The Yrssdesk THIS thsy could MOI then
40 and The meeting adjourned win We ssosmssnoinf
coHruuxD on TENTH PAGE.