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Sir, that is worthy of our common
manhood, and hope it will be con-
sIdered worthy OF our appreciation upon
this floor.
Mr.. President, TO bring my remarks
to a conclusion, because 1 had not in
why all this hostility to the negro;
because after all 1t is hostility 10 the
negro which constitutes the main OBJ
lection to this bill and to all these re-
construction measuTese What has ne
done to merit this perpetual denunci-
ationf Is IL his presence on this con-
inent2 Is that the reason Of our hos
tility2 Sir, he is not accountable Tor
that; he came not here by his own con-
sent, but was brought hither In chains,
anatched from his own native shore oy
the guilty hand OF 0uE fathers. His
emancipation Is not his own act. II
there were any guilt IN mat ne - not
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#sMfaI.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is At once agreeable,
healthy, and eaectuai
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
halr IS soon restored
to as original color
fcih the gloss aud
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick-
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stR: Your excsLlency's letter OF the. 18th
I,Ifirno with the accompanying procIRma-
tion. has been received and submitted to the
Pnesfdent, The steps TO which IL refers, to-
VSrIis reorganiZing the government OF Flor
ida seems TO be In the main tudlclous, and
Eood results rom them may Ne hoped for.
The presumption to which the presentation
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tried il, know that it cured them; those who hays
know that it cures their ncishbors nd iieilr.
that it fails through any fault or ncSiect"I
its composition. We have thousands upon Thou
sands of certificates Of their remarkable cures Of the
following complaints, but such cures arc known IA
every ncishborhnod. Hni we need NOT publish ihii-
Adaptc 70 age conditions IA all climate"
me- ,n1yti,,, taken ,Siti, safety liz anVhutv Their
SUGAR coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
Them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity;
Internal visccra tn purify the blood and stmulii. II
into healthy action -removH the distinctions ~ the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of tue
body, restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting, wherever they exist such der'ns'e'
IncntS the first origin of disease
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which iili.e
For DyspcnsIl or Indigestion, LISII4Ss-
ness. LsnEuor and Lo~~ OF Appetite they
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
Tor Liver Complains and lis various symr-
JnundIee or Green 6icLuGEI. HiIiOu5
Collie and IIItOus FeTerN, they should bc ~.
dicOusly taken for each case, to correct the if-ct
action OF remove the distractions which cause t..
For EDyHenTcryp r Biarrhnen. hut one mill
For KShcuniaIISnI. GsOuf. Gravel. I'alpI-
tatIOn OF IhC Heart, Pain in tiIe side.
taken, required, to change the diseased action or
the systcIn- WttI such change those complaints
For IDrOEsy and DrOTlsIcal SHelIIn=H they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro
duce the effect OF 4 drastic purge.
For Suppression n laTTsc dose should he taken
as il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As i Dinner Pm, take or two Pills 10 pro
mole digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ani
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite.
and invigorates the SYSTEM Hence il is Omen li-
VantaGeous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tOlerably WELL Oflcn nnls that dose
Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing AMI renOyatinG effect ON the dsr7
tive apparatus.
DIR. u. @. AVER IS CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL. MISS, U. S. a.
fo' A''-' "S = IL --0 - iebI-ecdAwly
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TO THE LADIES
ofPreventive

Is worth a pound or cure. Fever and Asue
can be pTeYeuted In ali climates and IN All
Stou1ach Rittefs, and ofttimes the very worst
cases have been cnred by tneIr Timely use:
Persons living In mAiaIiOus districts should
never be without them.
Sold Dy all Druggists everywhere.
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NRAWFORD'S stump and Rock Extrac-
" tor and Elevator perfected. Send for
circular. A. Crawford, Warren, Me.
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MEDICAL ILLUMINATIQN !

FOur MRgnIhcently illustrated Medical
Books, containing Important Physiological
information for Men and Women, sent free
on receipt OF . cents, by undressing Dr.
JOHN NAEDERPOoL, No. 30 Clinton Place,
New York City.
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::lgttp Adrertissmeuts.
Have You Tried ToWle & Co.'S
NONPARIEL DOLLAR SALE

IF you have not now is your time to secure
i the greatest bargains ever offered by any
concern in the world. INVESTIGATE THTs
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Dollar Sale business adYeTtlEe To give the
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dress TOWLE & CO., fremont Row, Bos-
ton, Mass.
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For an tho purposes OF laxative
Perhaps no one med

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is so universally re-
Quired by everybody as
a cnthaTtiC, nor was ever
any before so universal
Is adopted into use. III
every country ndmnOug
all classes, as this mild
hut efficient pursltive
PiIT. The obvious Tea-
son is, that 1t isamOre re.
liable and far more elcc-
tual remedy than any
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At am here, Therefore, Tor the purpose OF
ascertaining whether we can live together
again. We have found no difficulty In living
together as masters and slaves; let us hope In
Gods name that we shall ind none In living
together as fIeemen and Christians. We ask
for equality because, as members OF the
Christian church, as partakers OF the Divine
nature, we dare not, for the dignity of our
Christian principles, ask anything less than
Mr. Chairman, 10 thrust Ourselves upon yOu,
nor 10 have you thrust yourselves upon us.
We propose, sir, 10 walk Into your paTIOE
and sit down there as men when you invite
US to do so. and we do not propose that you
shall WALK into our paripEs and sit down
there as men until we invite you"
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WANTED. AGENLS. p sas e sr soc 81


OAhI IIN L IIOO'Cntalogue or
New Practical Books ON architecture and
Stair Building. 4. J. BlCKNELL & CO.,
Publishers. Troy, New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
Charles Beebe. New.London.

splerad. Cod Srrnr Charles Beebe. New-London
T. j. Hecket, Port Johnson EmmA, Sag HGrbor.
Thomas Boson) PerVs Aaanfas 10 days mo
lAsses, 70 BufEsr Hurlbu Livingston :. a. ..,..
Amir wOo toi GreenPO King indanOa March ze o'oh
sehL Ida Grant, fo wreck Of steamer ceqnese ashore
seb H. Burnett Crowley MsnlAA Is DAYS spgAr and mOa'e'
10 Cleaver ChsppeL
SehL A. j. Bentley, virginia
BELOW. 60
Shin Tayo from London aod Isle Of Wight mtse 10 MoIgsn
L Tinker.
SAILED.
SHIP Qnsn the Mercy Lerpco bar En1 Bars Bsennoa o.
bert Piosrson Porsu Price; brig Harry. Ponce, p r.
IlOoK OF schOObes
today bat Teuned aghn On account "
wind
DOMESTIC PORTS
wrxve-oS n G. AVrl i7-Arrved steamship W. p CLYDE from
NeW.YoTi Cleared steamer Pioneer. Philadelphia 81.
CH1R Ap 7-Saled steamships hsphaitan T. b. souue
Es.y.ys,H hpi I-Cesed ship Jacob Harvey LverpOO shr
FOREIGN PORTS.
U.V,x Arrl lOh steamships Rapdsn. for NtwYork and Ju
pjata for NevOeans sailed TO-DAY. The steamship - LOUIS
Boston arrived late yesterday Arrived, baIs Griffith Newioi
SorHsnpTos April 1.-THE steamship Borusss Capt Fa1ien OF
American Line, which len NeN15rk on the 4'
10 OOck last evening amer LANDING the bH
passepgeTs and BoTusia proceeded 10 Hamburg
The tesmtfp Cmhra Hack othe Hamburg American
which York the 9Th inst arrived At this port AZ ABOUT
this She will proceed TO Hamburg about noon "l'
she viii be due a early hour tomorrow. c,,..
QUEENSTOWN April l7-ll:l5 The royal mail s'eamnp
Capt Maryn the CunaTd Line which left New oIk on we o
April for LypOo arrived here az an early hour ouA On Wv '
the latter q,
IaeoT Anil 1.-THE steamship Caledonia Capt MD6nah o.
the ith inst arrived IN e
Clyde last evening the TO this city e,. p.,,.
zzA Caba-In March a. brig Alice Lee anu hf SuN'J INV
MssnxiIIG-In port April 2, brig omare.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FORT OF EBw.YoRK. K.o""..


ARRIVED.
Steamship Mary Sanford Moore Wilmington c. md'e and pass
SIP Yssd.'d I''rp%Sl Feb va MSsl. b.. in bal
Bark Brett Of Bangor Me Neher'On za cubAa d'ys
BARK Commerce of Newcastle Ne Robertson Csrdsna, days
James BoTlsnd Co. Sailed company With og As Star
Bari firstly Boston, Ha Trinidad Cuba ie days. to Pc
BsI DuEe Of wellington Br BOn Havana daysi sugar to J,
Brig B. Young Davis Ansyo p r. dsys sugar 0nataya
issd company with Bgs Eeya and Stevens for New et
bgs Richmond EesYork loading 10 sa 10 10 days Moneks
Mitchell brig Aen Sawyer for EevLonden 10 dss
schT Saron, Cassidy, for Newlork 2aaJA
Brig Stephen Duacan Tyler Msna a days; fruit 10 LssItnct
Ses Co March TO- OF Malaga was IN COMPANY with ,shr 8 IL
Nsw.Orlssns
scHooSEns-RfvER AID co1sTwisg
y !, Smith, EHzabethpsr Mana. EhIabethport
Aida, ElEabethporl H. w. Bsbeoef Ehtsbethpart
b. Brsntfd Ezabsthport Orlando Smith, EEsbsthport
Adelaide EhiabeihpoTL Hester BhIsbe,hy0it
niAniies fToydenee - Orion, Fall Ryer
Mercer. Bridgeport Thee s. Parker Glen Cove.
~ ara hsarn, stamford Oscar q. Aeken, Stanford.
TTteS"1 Dafsp. Mary Ann, Cntier
Lyndon, EafipV't
Peif0, 81 Johns, N. D. n r. fsylo,
Tans Dspew, YtrgiRiA Ires Re,9sn E,,gea
. n.rSSy, e. ISSy, 'nfma Addie O. Avery Baltimore
i..ias nv, 1los,e es.er. CbaS Moore PaNtuckt.
Mary ". Haviand, pert Foam Pert JoSnson 1880
Len Johnson A. L. Fitch, Cold Spring
w. Ssns' aH' rsn Ahooy kmelne Haght, Baltimore
U,1g. Ira Biss, kond0ut
r = SsmIs; hvbeput mufneea Port johnson.
! p.sr. nv nn1-Oe'ppoth " frankln Eswtnrg
MsyvA E,sr vv.,.,. MARA Herring Riilsbethroft
"a P6 H. pi.kE,rn ,,oA sasn Islander. Port johnson.
Ruth hasej EilAbsilpon Ps,usn Ne. H.,
usy y Woodhnl. ds = Rae yS,b,, xnsf.
Wn. BoArdnan. Fishing Bay Nd sarah smith Sor,sD.
's"' "'''sL ron johnson Liils Bell Southport
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
To CORRESPONDENTS

"NEw-Y w-YoRK."-There is no public record
showing the executions in this State for crime BY
plying at the Office of the Prison Association, No =
Centrest or No 80 Bible House. you may obtain infor
nation concerning them. '''"-The letter 9, pre-
ceded by an apOsTophe, always denotes the pOssessye
singular matter with what letter the nOmnativo Of
the may end. Otss" is Correct When The plural
is formed By adding S. II apostrophe follow .ho s.
the noun is in the pOssessye case.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

Nov READY.-THE PHREN0LOG-
.lN IoAL JOURNAL FOR MAY con,
tains the Portraits and Biographical
Sketches of Rev. Samuel ). May
DIR. Lindley, the Botanist hev'
Jabez Burns, of London; Mrs. Man
vile, Poet King Theodore, tno
Abyssinian /; Handel |; Haydn /;
Mozart; Beethoven; Bach; Men
delssohn; Rossini; Auber; besides
papers on Mental Action; Duty. tho
Popular Idea; Unity in Division
Hard Times--Causea Cure; " nat
is the Motives The Origin Of Man ;
Diversities of Gifts; Moral OF a Cash
Account, ETC., with engraved Illus, nc
trations. 80 cents a number, or W
wear. Newsmen have it. Address, esq
s. r. WELLS, Publisher, NO. so'
Broadway, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
A LETTER
oP GENERAL INTEREST
PoR
TuR puBIIC
LETTER
oP GENERAL INTEREST

THE PUBLlCl
HOME JOURNAL OFFICE NO ln PuLToN'sT., NB"foRK.
LEOPOLD HoFP eco, No. a2 Broadway, sew-YOrk
DEAR SIR As an act Of atade well " 0r ne a'As
oAYY who may read hs that daughter mas aens'
. relief and benefit from the Jour MALT EXTRACT she
IA, been N for long time suffering belye) from consumption gen
ora. debility loss Of blood and strength for which she has been treated
Nv vs, pbvaps without any successful result Il vas with some
i.Ds, then that followed the advice Othe weiknoSn Dr. JOHN
W MITCHELL to try your Extract" but am pleased to MAKE
the admission that from received great relief and 'eem'o
be RECOVERING her HEALTH strength She feels compelled TO
take continually for she misses day she suffers considerably
and there is relapse ber complaint and return oPhTsea weak
pe You are at liberty to you Of this letter and
be ueAsed at any time testify personally t the above add to
e valuable properties your preparation which should be universally
known as WONDERFUL REMEDY VERY truly yours,
THOMAS HARFORD BOokkesper, Home Journal
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
IAHIounoamental

A SNow-sTORM IN Enthusiastically n
novelty great KSox Spring style ofHATs for gentlemen
production surpassed ali previous efforts
sdeuty public approval The fnes Fecen q hat ace
Call aesoom NO 22 Broadway
ar and examine a.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

THE SCITUATE, r. l., BANK ROBBERY-I can
prove Of the 6 business Of EewYob and vicinity who
speak experience that In their opinion had the Gathers
he Bank been protected With the BURGLAR ALARM TRE0KAP the
robbery eond not have been committed
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEw.oRLEANS April I7In steamship ,fahposaBIss
Ward Hsniaond John Ietley. L. r. Hunt NJ. Noses VIM H..
Monroe CouraDdt Mover, NJ NJ Smith ,ad children, MI
Tos Mrs Tosh ard child Mr. and Mrs MeGupis Mss 0Ne
Bnriylck Badger j. Muller j. Leeicr d. Ley Mr. d. ONeI,
Mrs Hegee b. Beebe From CharestoDRW Hood w Tracy
q
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

USE GLEAsoN's NoIsELEss PATENT LEvEF
ARGASD Gas BURNER with gs Pleasant aud s as dayu
T. p. OIEAsoS, No I3j NeToertt.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

PIANO and TABLE COVERS.
G.LAJ b. KEiTf 60, No. AZ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

DEALERS IN COMBS AND THE NORTON TRADE
generally will End something them advertising
tlls morning, under the head Of CAUTION"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

CURTAIN MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS,
Al styles and kinds al KEITIs Ne. AT Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
LACE CURTAINS,
4 SpeclaIiyl
At kELTis, No. AZ Broadway.

WHILE WAITING FOR COUGH "to go as it
you often sowing the Of Consumption Better %
JAYSEs ExPRcToBAST fI al Coughs and Coe
Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
Fine Lace Curtains,

Silks, and Flannels, can be proper
Iy renovated with this soap, and
the housekeeper that wants all
bleached clothing to look purely
white had better try it.
1t is harmless to the finest fab
rics. and the best bathing soap in
market.
Practical experience enables US
to claim that it is the most
Efficient and Economical Household
Soap Of Ameriea" Production,
and we are borne out in this as
sertion by hundreds of the most
distinguished persons Of the land,
i'm whose household it has been
approved, and whose names we
have the pleasure to mention:
The Hon. Schuyler Colfax.
The Hon. Cyrus w. Field.
The Hon. Horace Greeley.
The Rev. Theodore Culyer, ID,
The Rev. Stephen III. Tying, DID.
The Rev. Thomas Armitage, ID.
p. T. Barnum, esq.
Editors of The Independent.
Editors of The Evangelist.
Editors of The Advocate and
Journal.
Editors of the Evening Post.
Editors of the Journal of Conn
merce.
Brooklyn Fire Department, and
hundreds too numerous to men
ton.
All first-class grocers keep it.
JAMES PYLE, Manufacturer,
No. $50 Westinghouse,
Cor. Franklin-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

GENTLEMENs HATs.-FOr q stylish and ele
gaut Hat 60 RysSoHEip Manufacturer No ls sGssust
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

WINDOW SHADES,
GIFT plain, painted and Holland.
g. L. 4 J. L. KgLTY Z Co, No. s41 BgOadrsH
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
a NEW ORDER OF THINGS" !"

AMERICAN POPULAR MENS FURNISHING AND HAT
ESTABLISHMENT" now open at vAlS Old stand No lI FG.9s
shirts b5; Excellent Shirts 81 i5 Good Shirts 81 TO- Linen
Collars 81 dozen Novelties IN Seah. Bows Gloves &c 70 per
cent than old VAlLS Hats all reduced
fumble about dull times here Can aud SEE the
reason "
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
HOME WEEKLY.

HOME WEEKLY.
THB PRINCE OF WALES LOVE MARRIAGE.
A GREAT STORY
By p ELJBT Author Of wontD Of America Queens Of
American Society" &C. tc
THE PRIECB OF WALES LOVE MARRIAGE commences 10
Of THE HOME WEEKLY just ,,ued.
Send single subscriptions clubs and give your
dealers.
and uusuIpsssable
Terms; CENTS PER COPY. az PER AyYuM
BACK NUMBERS sUPPLED. FOR sALB BY ALL NEWS
AGENTS
PUBLICATION OFFICE, No. I2I soUTHTHIRp-sT..
philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-18

1t compares with tie best En-
glish soaps, and is unrivaled for
cleaning Painted Walls, Plate
Glass, and Plated Ware. 1t is a
pure soap, free from the gummy,
resinous properties of the ordinary
soaps, which impart a yellow tinge
to all white surface.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17

The Sunday afternoon Rotations of
Princeton College, of three chapters in
the Bible, which has been customary
since the days Of President Ashbel
Green, have been discontinued by
President McCosh, who in place of
chem is giving them series of lectures
on the life of Christ, the students be-
ing required to take notes, and submit
to q subsequent examination.
A fine horse recently presented to
DR.. McCosh, the President of Prince
ton College, by Mr.. Robert Bonner,
was stolen from the stable on Monday
night. On Tuesday morning the lock
was found broken, the door of the sta
BILE open, and the horse which was val
ned OF 81, 500, gone.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17

AMERICAN SUNDAY School UNION.
The American Sunday School Union
has had from 6Gto 100 Missionaries in
the field during tie year, and has plan
ted / 700 new schools, where none eX-
listed before, with 1900 scholars, be-
sides aiding 6,000 other schools, with
397, 900 scholars. During the past Il
years 20,714 new schools have been
organized with 846, 961 scholars, besides
visiting and aiding more than twice as
many more Ninety per cent OF these
schools live and become permanent
nuclei OF churches. One Missionary
in the North West, only nine years in
che service, has organized /, 400 new
schools, and can now count moro than
80 churches that have grown out of
schools which he has planted.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17

The New Hampshire Woman's Stuff
IA ge Convention will meet in Concord
on the 22d.
Whalen, the alleged assassin of the
Hon. Thomas Darcy Niece, expects
to get new trial
Mr. p ODay, of Buffalo will publish
on the ID of January, the first humber
of the United freshman, to be edited by
Mr.. d. O'Sullivan of New York city.
The Dominion Government, it is
said, intends to make proposals or con-
cessions to Nova Scotia before the Re
peal question is again preached in the
British Parliament
Horace Greeley arrived in Montreal
yesterday morning, and was received
by the Mayor and other citizens. The
Mayor entertained Mr.. Greeley yester-
day afternoon.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17
The Young. Mems Christian Associ

The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton of Hudson City held its regular
monthly meeting on Monday evening.
The revised constitution was present
ed and adopted. The following Off
GERS were elected for 1863 w. A. Arm
strong, President ; Chas, A Hoyt
First President Thos. r. Scott,
Seconed Vice President Chas. j. Fey
tel, Recording Secretary W. j. Ora
ham, Assistant Recording Secretary !;
A. FL. Sharp, Corresponding Secretary
G. w. Door, Treasurer ; II. r. Phil
jps, Librarian.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17

The New York Times, abiding to
the appointment of the Yankee hater---
E. A. Pollard--in the Custom House,
asks if the Collector cannot find place
for some of the wounded soldiers who
grind hand organs Good, so far as it
goes, but we had better look at home
when leading Republicans i'll official
position say to the manned, when APP
plying for work-"Oh, we can't do any
thing for you. You must do as all
other business people-get the men who
Can do the most service for the pay"
This brings up the question" Are
they who are rejected by commercial
society by reason Of disabilities received
in defence of the Government, entitled
to the patronage of that Government,
Internationally, or must they be, in
Che straits of Winter, driven to crime %
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17

The Southwest and NORTHEAST
Railroad was sold yesterday at Mont
gomery, Ala, for $31S,009. 1t was
purchased by John Stanton Of Boston
in the interest of the Wills VAL T.
road, Of which ox-Goy. Patton
ident
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING of tho Stockholders o
be held at the office of the company, "a West Jer
sey street, Elizabeth, n j., on Wednesday, De-
cember 23d, 1865, al ~ o'clock, p. NJ, for the
purpose of amending the By Laws and for such
other business rs may come before the meeting.
1d1ew3 $. W. WHITEHEAD, Sec.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-17
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The western Army Reunion.
CHICAGO, Dee. Is.


The Grand Banquet is in progress
Shs evening in the vast hall OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, with Lieut.
Gen. Sherman rs President. Gen.
CANT, Gen. Thomas and many other
distinguished officers are participatin g.
The nine immense tables bear the de-
vices of the Generals of the Armies of
Virginia, the Ohio, the Cumberland
aad Tennessee, and of the Commander
of the Gulf Squadron, with many me-
memorials of the late war
After an hour or more had been ex-
h@Ested in discussing the bill Of fare,
speeches followed Gen Sherman, the
President, began with few appropriate
reanarks then followed the toast and
responses and amid the greatest good
humor and cordiality, the company
broke up at Il late hour.