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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Cable
Assassination or Prince MichaeI--
- j Particulars Of the Affair. ~
j srans EsoLAND.rs

LONDON, June IL Noon. = The
particulars sefT tbes % Bszsssinati on oof
Prince Michael at Belgrade, yestert
day, are that the Prince was Shot aU
the first fire, and expired immediate-
ly. The Princes cousin was also
killed. and the daughter of the latter
received a wound. Some of the at
tendants were wounded. One of
the assassins was captured 40
LONDON. june 11-Noou.-The fol-
lowing are the particulars of the as
sassination Of Prince Michael of Ser
via. at Belgrade as.
YesterdaEthe Prince, while walk
ing leisurely through one Of the public
parks az about Eve o clock last evenR
log, was suddenly attacked BY three
assassins armed with reyolvers He
was accompanied by his cousin and a
daughter of the latter, together with
the usual attendants The assassins
directed their fire pr6miscaously at
the royal.parfy AT the first shot the
Prince fell aud expired Immediately.
The couSin OF the=Prinee was also hit
and died in few minutes. The
daughter received severe flesh wounds
but il not dangerously injured. One
or two OF the yaIets were also slightly
wounded The assessins@ were receg.
nIzed as three brothers, and one OF
them was promptly taken while hur-
rylng from the sceue Of the tragedy;
it is thought the others will not be
able to escape. Vigorous measures
we're taken by the authorities Tor
their capture. szG
Theassassination produce the most
profound excitement and sorrow
throughout The country.
LONDON, June 1.-THE last dis
patches from Belgrade represent the
excitement as intense aud unabated.
No outbreak, however, has occurred.
Two OF the assassins of Prince Mi
chael have been arrested. 1t has
been ascertainedr that isrwas not three
brothers who fred the fatal shets,
but a father and his two sons Oae
of the latter is still at large, but it is
believed heacannot escape.
FRANCE
PARIS, June 1.-THE NJniteqr
states that the Gear of Russia had
made a proposal to Napoleon that
Russia and France unite in an effort
to induce all civilized nations TO
abandon the use Of torpedoes and ex-
plosive prCjectiles, in time of war
The Hon5teia' adds that this humane
proposition meets with the approval
of Napoleon, who, however, thinks it
may be necessary to employ torpedoes
for defensive purposes.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Foundry BurHed-H4ll Robbery.


. san FkASorsoo. Juna n The
California Foundry on Market Street
was destroyed By fire to day. Loss
$50, 900. Much of the machinery was
saved. The fire is attributed to an
incendiary.
The Overland Coach. coming from
Austin, Nevada, last night, was rob-
bed within six miles of VIRGINIA, by
three m n armed with shot guns, who
secured three silver bars worth s., ,5S4
and small amount of coin, besides.
1000 and two gold watches. taken
from the passengers. Nobody hurt.
There is no clue to the robbers.
The general trade of San Francisco
is moderately active. The demand
for laborers at Change is still largely
ia excess of the supply.
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WARRINGTON
Resignation of Commissioner ROl.
lins-His Reasons.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Sept Tur-
pin, who killed Kelher the night after
the municipal election, waived an ex-
animation, AMI Is committed for trial.
The letter of resignation of Com
missioner Rollins to the Secretary Of
the Treasury, resigning his office. 10
axe effect when his successor is quail
fed, is made public. He states as the
reasons for his resignation, that, alter
the Philadelphia Convention, there
we're numerous removals Of Assessors
and Collectors Of Internal Revenue
throughout the couatry, fer political
considerations, and produced a SD
blow to the reputation and eff
cheney of the service. They were
made regardless Of his wishes as
Commissioner. He would have re
signed long ago, but yielded to the
judgment of friends, who thought the
public interests would be promoted
by his remaining In ofhceg All nomi-
nations since have been made with
out reference to his opinion of their
fitness and his recommendations for
removals, even for the grossest mis-
conduct, have been almost unani-
mously disregarded Assistant as
SCISSORS and inspectors, appointed, in
accordance with usage, by the Seere-
tary upon the nomination of assessors
and collectors, are either dishonest or
incompetent, and their removal he
sees no hope of securing while he
continues in Office. He is sought to
be made responsible for their fall
ures, although absolutely powerless
to prevent them. He closes with an
acknowledgment of the personal and
official kindness of the Secretary to-
wards bim
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MONTGOMERY, ALA.
What the Montgomery Advertiser
Says--A Ease Slander - order by
General Shepherd.

MoNrGoM ERYs Ala. June 11.-On
the 5th of June the Montgomery Ad-
CertiSsr contained the following para
graph;
I'VE are requested by the soldiers
on duty at this place to state that, at
the nigger, carpet bag and scallawag
meeting held at the Capitol, on Satur-
day night, the. soldiers. gave three
groans for Grant, and three cheers for
Mcclellan and three cheers for An.
drew johnson. They were given by
the soldiers with hearty good will,
and rolled from the Capitol to the
Artesian Basin. We are also request
ed by these soldiers to state that any
assertion contrary to this is a base
falsehood. The. soldiers say they are
vrrwhite men, and have no love for ear
pet baggers and scallawags."
10 consequence of the above, the
following order. which appeared yes
terday, has been issued by General
Sheppard, commanding the sub-dis-
trict Of Alabama:
MONTGOMERY, June 6, 1868.
General Order No. p.
The issue of the Montgomery Ad-
uertiser Of yesterday, cor tains state-
ment which, if in the slightest degree
true, deserves Ine feprODaIlOn OF eve
ry right minded soldier in this SUBJ
district. The statement alluded to
applauds, incites and stimulates sol
diers to insubordination and disgrace,
by the publication that some have ut
tered, against the General of
our Army, to whom. the
country has awarded such a
commission for his eminent services
in suppressing the aimed at destruc-
tion Of our republic, and our freedom
as a people The soldiers in this Sub
District are, therefore, assured that it
is a plain duty to rebuke, in a becom-
ing manner, every effort made by the
publishers of newspapers or by other
individuals, tending to incfte disgrace
full acts and insubordination, aud also
to abstain from any expression of
political opinion as to persons or
parties Thus may the soldiers make
it madifest that they are meritorious
aud incapable Of being led astray by
evil minded persons, and least of all
by those who caused the pail of death
to cover million OF soldiers. aaa3
By order, &c.
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NEW ORLEANS
The Mayor Conway Case.

New ORL EANs, June 11.-The
writ of quo tCdrrdRs0 served on May
or Conway, is returnable on the 10Th
inst. '- s
Mayor Conway is discharging the
duties Of his Office to day. He APP
pointed Robert E. Diamond Chief of
Police. The present Chief of Police
endorsed on the copy of Mayor Con-
way ; order. served upon him, that
he did not recognize the Mayors au
thority as sufficient to remove, he
having been appointed by a military.
cOmmander to serve until further or
ders, and the military order for his
removal not having been Issued, he
declined to turn over his Office to Mr..
Diamond or any other person. until
relieved by competent authority.
Wqiiamsen is 10 pDss ession of the
office this evening.
All the newly elected Aldermen
except one, and quorum of the
Assistant Aldermen, have been quail
fed The old Recorder of the Third
District refused TO vacate without
military orders, which were pr0np IT,
tuT1ffshed to- the newly-elected Re-
corder, upon application at head
quarters, and in pursu lues of which
he. took his seat aad proceeded to
business.
Special Orders No. 128, dated yes
terday, issued by General Buchanan,
sets aside the, injUnctIOa gre atsd by
t.le Fourth District Court, on appii-
cation Of be Citizens Bank, staying
the. collection of ConFentieA tax Or
ders The Collector VIII proceed. at
Qpce. TO collect the. taxes imposed by
'tAe SUdss4utfotfaI UofiveifsiJn yp>
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zPECEAE NOTICES.
issllI d 3aaa4
7. stfeaCe advances. ~


As soon as al 4 ticie purpoitfns to be
OF utility has beeuotes ed, andY Ats merits
endorsed bV pub ic optniop. unprlncipled
parties uendeav on 20 uepieEish 9Th Ell, de-
y eted purses bE counterfeittng. ana SUBJ
-tHuting a spurious foti the genuine arti-
Gle. Some time since, mercury tnsthe dis
PuiSe OF pills. powders. &c was gwen tor
all diseases Off he Hto EaHc b, a nd i1VeF, while
qunine was freely admins tered for the
chll8s. AJFlengthz HOST EprER1rI STOM-
ACHf BITTERS made its advent, and an
entire new system Of healing ws93naugu-
,rafed- The beneficial effects Of this valu-
able pre- paraCiOn were at OHce acknow-
lodged, AID mineaaA tD0 isQils fsgEttfsrec to
stnk into that obscur1ty to which au en-
ligbteosdzI2e has conSi zs2ad fhekn. There
"a ave lbeen nany spurious BittfTS pal med
upon The cOmmuufty, wilich, Tafter trial,
pave 8e7n found perfectly wOrtAaSss while
HOSTEL Rir- g42si> rrpEeC a oieSsi TO
LHoUsau udS, VINO owe ~ it theI, RESPIRATION
I 20 heatfu aud stre~ gth- .f+-01
ogFbE' N ans 5eats w4 have FHaga&ed the
i 81 ea1y gro sEeSs ~ EfllfSl E-II = lsSf-ION-
oACH B1IfEItS III pHhrc estlmdtfc % aud
iIts beusncent fleets asa cure Iof4E COM
plants arising flom the hsetaRes-. q
. mprpiu nature . AMI We are tter % say that
u can be rs led upon as az eAr.a y relief
and remehJ. Its progrietoI0 aa198 made
! me aooSe Treparat BOZ after ysszlrs.et care
ttll study anc sitting, aud are row reapiug
fhe reward clainleh by thiSGVain3ble Spe-
ciHc. and which y e6 50 Ttphly7 merit It
is the only preparsyion' OF the sind hat is
reliable ia all ca =, md a therefore de-
mands,t the attent4aa cf fhs afflicted.
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PITTSBURG.
RaiIra asI Ergtneer KIlIedAA woman
Shot.

PIrTsBURG, June ia. B. Muz-
zey, engineer on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne' & Chicago Railroad was aeei-
dentalIy run over and killed last
night, on Federal sStreet,R Allegheny.
Mrs. Ellen Hoax, while going
through her Yard this morning, was
accidehfallT. shot By. a boy who was
practising pistol shooting. The wound
will probably result fatally.
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BtoO MITGToN, I'll.
A Man Jumps from a Window and is
Killed.

i-cBLooMtsaToNy Illinois. June r.
a C. aHoldtidge, formerly Of. Monroe
County, New York. aud for four or
FIVE years past clerk in the Ashley
House. Of this city, jumped from the
fourth story window Of the Ashley
House. this forenoon, alighting on
his. head, and killing himself in
stantly. Delirium tremens istha sup
posed cause. Z = s@@# IS o. sts4A al
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Ba4hgl3t, air Dye.

: This splendid Haeg ny e tsf(pe best IN the
yorldl,s fhe oonly tPusi 2nd perfect Dye
-sboointnIenU3 ndhffd icnIOus tints; reme-
dies theI1t effects fQf bad dyes; ;gipyigorates
aud leaves the Hair sott and beautiful,
black or br0stH. &oI6 by all Druggists and
Perfumersi and propeEIy applied at Batch-
elcr's Wig Factory. Nog 10 Bond street,
Sew York. Vl1i HH Iap30 d1y
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INDIANAPoBIs, Juue II. = The
Democratic Convention OF the Fourth
Congressional District at Conners-
vile. day, nominated Hon. John s..
Reed, of Fayette County Res olutions,
endorsing the State ticket and plat
form, and Pendleton for President,
were adopted. rs = 4I 7' aoa
The Republican Congressional Con
vention of the Seventh District at
Lafayette, nominated Hon Godl0ve
S. 0rtk for re-election. "7oo
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ME MPHIs.
Negro Man Shot Republican Con.
YtntiOa.

MEMPHIS, June 11.-Fred. Farris,
a negro, was shot and killed by Jas.
Hudnell, a planter, living on Pigeon
Roost Road, yesterday. Farris was
working for Hudnell, and went home
drunk; drew pistol on Hudnell, aud
fired off several shots, swearing that
he would kill him. Hudnell seized
the shot gun and fired, killing him
instantly No arrest has been made
as vet -----. IL IL
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SAVANNAH.
The Matter of Removing the Mayor.

SAVANNAH, June 11.-Capt. SUM
ner Hayes, of Gen. Meades staff, is
here making investigations eoneern-
ing the signatures of petitioners for
the removal of the Mayor and city
officers. 1t is said to have been signed
by 1880 citizens. Afidavits are being
taken of all whose names appear
So far the signatures prove forgeries.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
sENAT e.. v Asa nj sr sros. Z Jnne n


AENAT. .E-------..---W ". W.AsHLSGroS- June ~.
Z Yates reported. from the Territorial Co IA
4 ulItJee, a bill admitting Colorado '--
N TAe Joint resolutions gran ting permits
sion 70 officers ana soldier to wear the
badges of the corps In which they served
during the war. was passed. 1913 ~ -
Il, Gatte4 presented resolutions ct the Ma
tlonal Board of Trade IN. favor of the
House bill 70 facilitate the import trade OF
the United states. Referred F. -gil p
! Thf plH Tor the relief sof certain II rnaYal
cont actors was considered HoWe's
iE1n endment declaring the award to be. n
Iuil of al claims, was srejecteds and that
Of Hendrick' making It q fun disena narge
whieh the AtI lifting Board made the allow
,anee ~ their report was ADOPTED, when
Summer moved the reconsid Grafton of
the vote on the massage OF the bill to- adj
NIT the rebel states. 4s
1t was F-cOnsidered 10 allow Yates to
make a report. Tadg .fO
,Yates then spoke IN favor Of the doctrine
SUMNER Withdrew his motion, and the
1ill 70 f2ntlnue the Hreedmenssl Bureau
a Hendrfcks spoke in opposRfoa to the
Dill, He characterized The biH as an at
tempt to continue political domination,
saying, the people viii condemn that, as
they nave q her recon sbfuctto9i 1nt-a> ures-
Drake called the speech a plea Tor the
Democratic candidacy.
Wilson defended tie bureau as having
been more than self s1pporting, and ex-
pressed the opinion tnat while the rebel
States VII De divided Grant will have 20
Northern states. et f4 Ir
The debate was continued for some time
by Patterson, \. H., Hendricks, Davis ana
others. fHa
Davis. in the course Of his remarks,
yielded to allow Stewart TO introduce a
bin relating to the contested elections in
the City of Washington. Referred 70 the
Committee on District of Columbia.
TrumDuil called up the bill TO reiEeve the
pol1ticaEdis&bilitles OF Rode erlcx X. Bntler
of Tennessee. The Committee on j udici-
airy reported a substitute, relieving the
disabilities and requiring, as a prerequisite
to the holding OF office, an oath simply to
support the Constitution of tue Unitel
states, and give faith and allegiance to the
same. and 10 faithfully discharge the duties
Of Office.
Davis moved to amend by Inserting after
the names, the words "and all other per-
sons
auisbury sugge ted the words, ''or any
other citizen OF the United States"
Davis accepted the amendment. and call
ed for the yeas and nays, and II Was rel Ject-
ed, the five Democratic Senators present.
only voting aye. .-..
A substitute was then adopted, and the
question being onfts final passage, Bueka-
tew made a speech IN opposition 10 the
bill. He discussed the record of cutler.
calling him the worst case that Congress
could choose for this relief, aud urging the
injustice OF thus actinZ upon separate cases
rather than making general provision 10
OF such relief. The BIZ then passed to o.
the nays being Buckalew, Davis, men,
bricks. McCreery, and Wade. Niekers was
prese ut. but had paired with Pettersoni OF
Tennessee, who would have voted aye.
Adjourned. - f.
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MIS- CELL EoUs.
Match Game of Base Ball at Cincin
natl ScOH Ashore.

CLEvELNAD, June 10.-At the an-
nual stockholders meeting Of the
Lake Shore Railroad yesterday, the
old Board of Directors were re
elected with the exception of J. H.
Wade. of Cleveland, vicg Gilbert de-
ceased. The officers elected are a.
Stone Jr., President ] H, Deverux-
Vice President, Geo. B. Ely, Seesi
rotary and Treasurer; H. Noting
ham, Superintendent. 4 semi-annual
dividend of B per cent. was declared.
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The Mobile & Ohio R.a. nlmeulty

The Noble & Ohio Rs. DIdieulty
Mobile, June 1.-The dificulty
ose ween the managers aud employees
OF the Mobile & Ohio r e. remains
in an unsettled condition. but the
prospect of an early settlement of the
differences is good. Trains are run
Ming only to Corinth, owing to the
strike on the Jackson & Tennessee
Railroad. 49, ~ L-.l
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CANADA.
Concentration of Royal BattaliOnS-
Orders TO Prepare Bullets at To-
FOntO.

OTTAWA, June 11-Orders will
shortly be issued / FOR the5i icoaeentra-
ton Of the Royal Battaions at their
respective headquarters fer the pur-
pose of performing the annual drill
A military corps will be Stationed at
'the exposed points.
ToRoNTo,I june 1f.-The city au
thorities have received instructions to
prepare bullets for $4,000 men. This
measure is to be acted upon only IN
the event Of volunteers being called
out. ..,...4 ..... ..-.-..
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CINCINNATI June In the match
game Of toase ta'f, piayed az Ports
mouth, 0li0 dais aetarhoeny between
the Cineipnatis. of this city, and the
Riversides, ,aof Portsmouth, the Gin
eiaaa ,is We're victorious. ~SReFs, SO
to2fTF Sc E1sE AszS -
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IOWA

Steamboat BaFBed-B0at and CARO-
Lost.
snl8f q ianoss3r s-----idlB ..35
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June II. - The
3o steamboat Ocean Wave belonging TO
the. Peoples Line. took fire, this
p morning VIII e in Lake -Pepiu, and
burned to the waters edge She
was engaged il transporting circus
troupe up the river. The boat and
cargo are total loss. No lives lost.
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EVANSVILLE
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Banking, &c, thoroughly Taught and illus
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Tuition payable on day ofentrance.)
EScholarship time $40 OK
Books and stationery for complete
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20 For specimen OF Penmanship and Col
Iege Circular address r-.
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fel3Z5-dlm ga4 s-Eo- 8. ProprietOrs.
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SANBUsKY. jane e11 .+rAe4 se0w
Alm;Qa,gof Cleveland went ashore
last Wednesday m5rn{ng. On M.d8ieY
Bass Istaud rect, 7ahd will probably
go to pieces. in She had no 10 a. Crew
all safe. The vessel was insured IN
Cleveland companfss.2
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HARRIsBURG, June a11.-In the
State Medical Association, the reso-
luton to admit female physicians vas
defeated by 81 to 4521ia IA
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ST. Louis, June 11.-Thomas H.
Kirkland, of the firm of Kirkland III
Pollard, Memphis, has puEcha4eds
within the past few days. several lois
of pork from different packers here
In one case he. gave a draft on Meme
phise ewhich came back protested, and
Kirkland has since disappeared "A
letter has been received from his part
ner warning him to stop his proceed
ings or he will reach the apeui52nr
tiarg. The shipment Of the remaln-
der of the pork purchased has been
stopped; .sbam non .reb 9ggd
- DaFid Berlin, hapbpr masterlof this
city, was convicted to-day in the
CriminaLCourt of CorTection, Of adql.
terry with Mary Jarrett and sentenced
to 80 days in the County jail, aad
fined $500, Berlin toak a., appeal h
The Athletics arFjYed here to-day,
aad were, suitably FeoeiFed by the I'M
ION Club OF this city, with whom they
play a game of base ball Tomorrow.
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Removal or Councilman - Circuit
Court Proceedings.

RICHMOND, june 11.-Gen. Stone
man to-day removed Joseph NJ d.
Humphreys as City Councilman and
revoked the appointment of I'll. l..
Wegand, recently appointed Tax Col
lector.
The Circuit Court of the United
States, Judge Chase, presiding, was
engaged to day in the case of the
Unit d States vs.. John I'll Anderson.
Anderson was Collector for the
Fourth District, and is charged with
being a party IN an immense wis Ky
ring and conspiracy to defraud the
a number of witnesses
for the prosecution were examined, i,
giving strong evidence against the
accused. and duplicating the Assess or
and Inspector Of the District. IN
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DR.. a. WEBER

fFormerIy OF Hopszfisyiiisl Ky-
Offers sis professional ssryiees to the clti-
gems of Evansvllls.f s cd
"A E,egi5en &c u Lnlrd, between Cherry aud
oak ST eeLs.
l-Ohiee over Fda Post -tr-oe- e. dSm
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Assassination Of Prince Mi
'tAAE chael. 5.
Particulars of the Affair.

A. Foundry Burned---Ma all
Robbery So, ,584 Stolen.
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For Commercial and River Dispatches sss
Ftfth Page.
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News by Atlantic Cable.
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THE MEETING TONIGHT.

1t is to be hoped that our citizens will turn
out en- mdSSe, tonight, to attend the mass
meeting at the ST. Charles Theater. This
meeting should convey to the country a dis
tinct and unequivocal expression Of the
opinions Of this community on the moment
Gus issues which have been forced upon the
people Of the South and on the country. It
should be proclaimed that New Orleans and
louisiana cannot be cajoled or coerced into
participation in the fagitious scheme of the
caypet-bag, vagrant and mendicant loyalists,
to erect a negro government in this State,
and to chain the Southern States to the
chariot wheels of radicahsm. 1t should be
declared that the white people Of Louisiana
will never consent to become the instruments
of their own dishonor, humiliation and
degradation that they will never willingly
recognize the validity of the governments
born of the infamous reconstruction measures;
and that they will use all the rights and power
which remain to them for the purpose of
sustaining constitutional law.
The meeting is to be held under the
auspices Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, and it will be the initial point of
a thorough organization of the anti-radical
sentiment Of the city and State. In this
point of view it is very important By
proper organization and effort, we can defeat
the trooly loil II" Constitution, even in this
State, and we trust that no endeavor will be
lacking that may be necessary to accomplish
fhe purrose