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OTTicz o. TaE A {. $. FORr hANitTOs y. Y HAegoa,}
May 10. 1903
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May 10 1903 :
SEALED PROPOSALS lin duplicate) will I've
- rs,y TIE 0Hce Of he urter'gr9 nnt y e or IUES1Af
arm Sow lone 1905 - Dee o. lS6s The envelopes ncosrg Pc0
Do1Is nSsf he rdored sa for furnishing Fresh Beet"
fresh Beefis % be aEucd NY s- i PV
portons of fore and headquarters 'eck ghshAs and Esr
bow excnied) and delivered az the expense we N' IL Sa
nnau.tie, and az such times may Be required ,-
No ia win entertained "a not made 81 reaaF olts Wh'
must give bis name fg bis present place Of business and residence
The Of making bids requirements o. o - ss%s
std m aier,emeut Of r. 1897 for Po9osss of anisnf
Assistant t0luissay 0enell OF SUITS
ISL ss N ~ CT JAMES J.. SHERMAN
'"~'i ~" Frs. Lieutenant Isl Artillery. A. G. &
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Yust unS f0anS

- ,on~
OSTOn Monday May II probably TS Sa.s. s.ue ne
~ Cty Hail. snail MEMORABLE ~ osser whoever will ~
turn It 10 DABEEY MORGAN X CO. w
suitably rewarded
$40 REWARDS sl q s SI SsVS va .s,So.i STAT,
Syot an nsI one Black Rn,Hed TRANEl1AS BA srss "a
oenoGs a Snd garments aud nnts dresses Tc p1SH
OF tss aA9 eolseIs =" W. ~ N''
Adams Rtpress Co. No 80 broaiNg.
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Sine Sts.

-
VIHE BLACKSMITH AND SCULPTOR,
PER PAIR. ST..
PITCHER AND BATTER tBase Ball Players per pair 3 6
The above beautiful ee Satueiies In Bronze from DESIGNS D.
Karl Miller carey boxed and shipped 70 address on receipt o.
rriro Liberal discount dealers NICHOLAS MULLER
w. Manufacturer Of Artistic and Ornamental Bron1e.
No lO9 West Forty nluth-st cor SiEth'aVei n I
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STETSoN HQgSE;s -~..-
This uueduaed Sumner Hotel OPENS FORTS Tlr Season June
During the past year Hy Improvements lave been made Tor the comfort
Of guests.
Rooms can he secured ~ letter Hotel Tuesdays and
THURSDAYS the Aston NeU.Y0k CHAS \. SIEISON jr
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groukIpn Seal Estate for S1If.

DIJY Cheap HOME in BroOklyn--Fine house,
I'D rooms large only sioo JAQuEs 10 29 Bfostgayt
Al BROOKLYN LOTS in a frst-class
LAV ,sood on grsiea streets line 81 offered
Al decided bargain AppJ a RULAND Beekmaust n y
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Sanmtr 1ttrtais.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for four adults,
" drru about To 81 Please address T. o. Box
No 1885, NeEiofs, stating terms and particulars 10 COMMUNICATION
With the city,
MANSION HOUSE, Long Branch, y. D., will
WI open June /, 1885, LAIRD Proprietor -
LIMITED STATES HOTEL, Long Branch,
u n. J.. win open June u.s. la6a LAIRD PmPnetor
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Long Branch,
WI j. vii open Juue u.s. 1853 COOPER LAIRD Porneiors
DESPECTABLE FAMILIES can be accom-
BOARD for the summer ~ farmhouse near Mai
SON " moderate Homes and crlges also accommodated
Room No a.
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A. 4. 4, Fohf schyiL n J. ~ aip - 100
PROPOSALS for ARMY SUPPLlES.-Sealed
Popos from regular butchers only vii he received the once
ofe undersigned ur y clock The 2 last toI furnishing the
troops Fort schuyler m fresh Beet w SIX aon'a June
1, 1868 80. -, =, .-...,. "A
fore and hul1uare (lcks srks kidney follow eKde).
and delivered The EXPENSE the contractor in sae quarttefs0d1
such times a. may be required a..
Proposals viii be IN duplicate ant should state Tie ian naHe ofthe DID
der Ms presen. place Of business and residence
The envelopes containing the 10 be indore1 Proposals fof
Pufnlsling Fresh Beet"
The right % reject any o. q. .iis Ieseseu
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Gountm Zeal esiat, for Salt.

V0ONlfu AtHl Vblalt lUl o9Atts
AT ELIZABETH, N.J.-The City of Churches
~ And schools the Aand0me cues4u tie vicinity New
Yorl. As minutes from CITY Hail. a. trains daily.
~ tllJ... to.ssss f00y
50 Dwelling .from..... 5,,0y...to....... iogO
20 Dwellings. .fl0n...' lJltO.''.'.io...'." E2o
from L5oJa. .io.....t ,-JJ
With LOTS Of al sizes city O 20 ~ sce i0r SALE uy J.
MEEKER No 2z3 Broadst. Elizabeth n
ALL WANTING FARMS-GOOd soil, mild
N climate miles south Of Philadelphia Pn9e oa ~ per 3eT.
Also Improved Hundreds settling Iu5ma~oa sal nee
Address {. K lands Yinelald heEJersey
A NJ. WAY & Co.,
"A. No. ~ Neisonst., fer Brunswick, n j..
Have large number FARMS and other properties 90 SELL vrnB
ls $500 We sell commission ercasTeyi
w XII ., We Llug and seller together 20 make TIER OWL
bargains: there no such thing he and go seek 70 the case
~ 7orare dealing the Hon Marcus J. Wa D3'eao!i
William b. TAYLOR exp NJ, No. 81 Piue5t \. Y. City
Farm Of 40 acres % miles from y C 3 Con Neg BTanssek
II fou Depot Mansion house iRK nited up N snupuons
style venlahi observatory the whole house % lined win BRICK ana
hard fred dsaensd r0ughou heabqnc ana scenery M
aud cold baths ri waters gt marble
and registers: tie land the best state OF cultivation
send for minute description, price, &c
Two handsome residences ~ the desirable part OF
on etv and $1,000 Persons wishing 70 purchase VIII please
send i0r particulars 81,
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D. W. AlANlA bAhht
Isl Liea.. lst Artillery, A. c. g.
AGsyT ASD wAaDRys oyncE, }


PROPOSALS for CONVICT LABOR.-Pur-
4 susut . q RESOLUTION Of The BOARD OF hsPbOtOSs
passed ay H. 1862 sf proposals viii be received By the Agent and
wari.n at his OHcs said Prison until O'Clock M JsDs 10
1904 for the labor and service TWO HUNDRED AND NIFTY
To FIVE HUNDRED COEyICTs be employed the Mo"csure
Boot, and Shoes aous Breaches q that busaes provided
m that nuer shall disposal Of sad Agent sud Wsen ros
time to time, fer snch purposes
S.pa bids viii be ni lerei follows viz For the
l,bsr Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY C0NyICTS r tie term o.
ONR TWO THREE -FOUR FIVE YEARS from aud including the
~ tie labor Of from TWO HUNDRED AND
se Pour or Fve Years from sod Including said 10Th 81 June l
that that number OF 81 All he 81 we upsh on
M, Agent Warden from time % tine or saeh purposes
The following Shop Ro0m vii be furnished hthe Dof sn' ,ei
and Fy Convcts The shop known IS zoe oe
b about feet Vile and Two stofe shf
6 basement under the south end about 100 feet ons BY about "iee'
% an, ADDITIONAL number of Couys allowing shoproo.
~ ne fire VIZ: The shove described and such additional and
rao,, convenient shop building m be at TIE Gsp0Sot ~
Tie proposi in be separate and distinct and da'
All r,os DESTROYS submitting proposals. On sne o9agit 6of are
81 the session Laws oi l r ihs
mn, aud contents proposals Iey re also referred 70 apS
t6j OF Of 1853 Or irther nioroauon IN oi 70 4'"S
% AST and WARDEN reserestLe ugb By and With TIE onseat
% sd BOARD or INSPECTORS 10 reject ang PROPOSE Dos deenea
COW lie contract to be such labor ai services
viii ~ Contractors aaf ther Ntretes Ia
be deposited with the CLERK Of said Pisen from AID atet s
proposing r such Convict labor aud which reference heFeT
Bsak forms G proposals viii be furnished at said ceEs osos to
An pgoplsa v Be addressed prjerszue and marked Pc
S5slis fr Convict abor the anraru Prison. 80 D
A. G. SALISBURY Agent aud Warden
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4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE foi

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESlDENCE Tor
N SALRA Rayenswo0d Long Island elegant modern House built
thorough by days work. second to accessible
AZ hours perfectly healthy; has beautiful river 'front.'
water bsughouse fne shade and ornemnt trees grapes ana
land IN and aren also sDeri
carriage house This property bg within short distance
the city very pleasant for either summer Winter residence
Photographs No - Cdsrt VIII be offered
AZ auction By A. j. BLRECKER son Co.. al Exchange SaeOom,
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Country StaI 6stat. for Sale.

DUY LAND! BUY LAND!-For SALE, az
I'D EswYOk 200 LOTS at 500 800 payable In
nsanenG Houses built for purchasers Easy paymens DAvID
MOLLOY No. 2l8 PuOnt, HewYork City CHAS MILLER
Atlantic st FeW.York
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nor SALE-First-class RESIDENCE on High
q" esu's IaaQrs BEDFORD, sS6 BrOsiBt. Newark b. J.
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ALABAMA.

Legislative Business Unimportant-
Legality of the Legislature The
State Conceded TO Grant by o,50O
Majority.
MONTGOMERY, November l3.-The Lsgisla.
The point ha, been raised that the acts Of the
Legislature are illegal, on tho grouul that the
law requires an election for new Legislature
on the "a Of November.
The Adrertiser Of this city maintains that
Ii is the duty OF the Governor to order special
elections.
A case will doubtless DO soon made up to
test the question.
Tho State Is now conceded to Grant by about
1880 majority. In many of tho white coun.
ties which contain each 1900 or 2, 900 voters,
not more than 500 or 900 hundred voted. They
either had no opportunity Of registering, or
declined to take the voters test oath.
In Marion county. mo- election was held
The Democrats did not poll their strength, In
the entire State, BY 20. 900 votes.
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Maryland baptist Union Association
At the meeting Of the Maryland Baptist
Union, in Baltimore, on Thursday, Rev. Mr..
Gillette, from the Committee on the Colum-
bian College at Washington, submitted q re-
port, representing that the COMMITTEES had
found all the departments Of the college in
very prosperous condition. The medical
school, the report states, has, since last year,
doubled Its number Of students; the law school
has more students than during any previous
year. The academic and collegiate depart
msnts Of the college are In advance Of previ-
Gus years, and are receiving new students
every week. During the year . theological
department has been ipaugurated, In which II
students sre preparing for tn. gospel ministry,
dist, Episcopslian and Baptist psrsussions
There arc . number Of missionary students
from Baptist friends In Baltimore; heretofore
the greater number were from families ofothsr
denominations. A number Of these students
are sustained BY Baptist churches In Balti-
more. Lee street, High street, Seventh church
and Franklin rquare each sustain one or more.
The number Of students last year was as fol.
lows: Academic, 1877; law. 80; medical, IS
total, 432. The presidents house Is rapidly
reaching completion. and II 10 expected will
DO ready for occupancy early In the coming
year. The trustees propose erecting Q large
new building next year, for chapel. library,
lecture-room and other purposes.
colored people within the bounds Of the asso
citation, reported that an advance has been
made In that direction during the year, but
large numbers remain unoared for BY the Bap.
tist denomination, who, II looked after, the
committee believe would DO brought under
Baptist influences.
In tho eouraa of tha dtseu sstnn that foI
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THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcu.-The
bishops of the Msthodist Episcopal Church
are now holding their annual meeting In New
York. Tho statistical returns for tho present
year 1868 show q considerable advance.
The membership Of the Baltimore conference
Is 1885, increase this year. 1867. East
Baltimore, 42,3l2i increase, 4,Oo8. Eastern,
(German), 2 S05; increase, $40. Virginia and
North Carolipa, 1856 increase. 2,085. West
Virginia, 81, $780, increase. 1.l76. Washing.
ton, 81, 035i increase, 3,573 The increase this
year In the sixty seven conferences is 90 l78.
Total membership. inclusive Of bishops and
travelling preachers, l,242, 259. There are
s,tSl travelling preachers; local preachers,
9.SsS. Total, Is, $40. The net increase oft
number Of travelling preachers Is lit, and Of
local, 429, making total net increase over the
number in 1867 Of 906 The Sunday school
department will also show q large gain. The
receipts Of the Missionary Society from No.
vember, 1857, aud ending October 81, 1858,
are $0l4, 1916.
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LOUISIANA.

The Cuban Expedition - Death Of
Chlef OF Police Administrations for
damages OccasiOned by Riots.
New 0RLEASs. Nov. l8.-Gen. Harry P.
Hays says there are no grounds for connecting
bis name with the Cuban expedition story.
He has no knowledge Of such an expedition,
except that gained from the public prints, and
cannot be induced to participate 10 Glibus-
tsring DEMONSTRATING no design on Cuba
unless under the authority Of the United States
Government.
Thomas f. Adams, ex.chief of police, died
to day.
Claims against the city for damages during
the recent riots have been presented to the
amount Of $27, 900.
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Tne Alleged Election Frauda-Report
Of the Union League Cenmittee-
They Dectsre Henmse haectea by'
n sne CheiceSl ne
~. Cc-s.l-r- f.s...ss cr
She Frauds Prem ~ d-TSe Bound.
sry nailread sehSsne Arrests nor
natsraiisstion Frsuds- The Re-
enenment commitee-Desth 81
80 -, C.n cS"s... 80, ~.
An -Iv..s.',.., c..r..s,....r.s..
eepeI Hssser..
Nav yoak, NOV. Is Tho COMMITTEES ap.
pointed By the Union Lsarue 10 consider the
subject Of the ALLEGED frsuds in the late cleo.
tion in this city have made = preliminsry 70.
port, statine, che ssetS lvbioh have Already
been testified 10 bsfor. the court, in the
case Of Rosenberg, and rebssrsipr the conf.
Dental slreular sent By ne Tsmmany man
.r,r, To IN. rur.I distr,et, n,.v;o,, m.
election. and tho prool. alton of M.vor Ho6.
man. ..t.'"
Abiding To eertsip c.,ss of vio,so.. and
terrorism at the polls a, being among the
measure, plotted To change m. vots of An.
Stat. tb,y saw. ~ s.Ef . a-7lDF f'f1IIH'
1T Ia, petb.p,. po,,,bl. that ". ar. vitb.
out remedy against the stupendous fraud per
petrated on the people. IL may be that our
State and Congressional Liquidation, antioipat-
iog no such crime, has prooeedsd upon the
sapp9'iuton .ns. gu, Juoses anc osnet omeias
obi,s. and never tbs TOOL, 81 eon,nirstors
sgsinst It's purity. H.' .Us.n' hr..a
| ~ hal IA - ,.f suk
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FRoA Jos. sHILLrSoros, corner of -Four.
And-a'half street and Pennsylvania avenue,
We have the November number Of the THE
Peoples Magazine" published BY the Society
for Promoting Christian knowledge, London
and Madame Democrats Mirror of Fashion
for December The Atlantic Monthly" and
"Our Young Folks" for December.
FRoN THE PUBLISHERS, Fislds. o,good 4
Co., Boston, and French 4 Richardson, 1874
Pennsylvania avenue, We have "The Atlantic
Monthly and "our Young Folks" for De-
cembsr.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHtC NEWS
NJ The ASSOCIATED PRESS.
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The Vacant Archsishoprie.- Tho.
Spanish nevoIufion me Aus-
trian Army ON . Wsr Feeefng
The Aisbsma Cisims-Tns Lcndon
s On seeresy M
p..,,aws... c.n,... n. TO-.
Iend-speeeh Of lord STANLEY.
LoSpoS, Nov, ia report wa, srtsn.
,iyely published Yesterday to the effect that
WIN. Thomson had succeeded to III. Arch.
,,.ho,,;, ~ c..,.,h,,, .na s.,., w,,h.,
o''nOp''s ', o'sei.u''' ""' sN"u'' " '''''
force 70 thst OF YORK ..-.
This was promptly forwarded to the New
York A,sociat,d Press a, part OF the news Of
~. a. To.a.x hov,v., 4, \, ofs,,.I,, A..
80, Al
MED tnai 'nsse promotions In inc Shuren Of
England hare been made. 100. o. rur o..
MApnrp. Nov. l3.-The Captain General Of
An. ph,u,nr,,. I.,.na, x,,lh. mnv.a n, o,a.,
~ m,',, W.. " ''u''
VI .ne rIo.n'onA uo''rnmen':
een. .nm esote's'y Oh "M ms 'sauea IN
otdsr ioro'aains tue Attendance o' a'mso sol.
u's,s :" puo"o me,''ns,
in' ,spa, Nun0'o " "Au''u e''eA
''Ons win me nov '0vsrn%
1850 wv. 'o'-A' W." w Pa."s wv
'"' ~ W., 'Ov""s p''''' '"' "''0'''''
"'s' "''o,'' $500.
fAAs'.Ai, No'. 10 A .sI%so
- s'I ~ =, -. p-o
~ w. -. ~ 800 "
.,,.,. AZ. L., as,h. a...,,,s. -.
~ ',.,N ~ 49,. 49, 49,.
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CUBA.

New Insurreesion Nipped The
ReyoiutionistsA Allowed Eight Days
10 Lay Down Their Arms.
HAVANA, Nov lS.-It recently come to the
knowledge OF the Government that q band Of
fourteen persons had started frOm Havana for
the purpose Of creating an iusurrsctiOn In tho
Vuelta Abaja region, and on the 10th instant
the rural police succeeded in arresting twelve
Of the party at San Crestabsl.
Senior Aguirre, a merchant Of Yaras, who is
charged with receiving arnI and ammunition
for the RevolutiOnists, has been arrested, and
was brought here yesterday.
BalmasedO has arrived at ManEanills, and
issued a proclamation there, giving the RoVo
lutiOnists eight days to lay down their arms.
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DIED.

painful illness, Mr., JoHs HowsI, aged o.
The relatives and friends Of the emily are IA.
dence, slxth street north between 8 and r, on
next suaday evening, tho 18Th instant, at two
o'clock.
b. 8, 1855, suddenly. Of heart disease, May DEE:
NJ. wife of Captain Denny, Of the Pifth United
leaves husband and ioar children to mourn her
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RxroRr OF THE PouRrH AUDITOR OF TIE
TREAsURr.-Fourth Auditor, J. W. Tabor.
Of the Treasury Department.. has submitted to
Secretary McCulloch his annual report for the
fiscal year ending june 80. 1868 II shows In
detail what work has been done in the bureau
during the year, which will be indicated BY
giving the summary made BY the gentlemen
10 charge Of divisions, as follows: Record d.
vision, letters received and briefed, 28, $50;
lstters written, 80. 1853. Regulation division,
cash acquisitions entered amounting to $50.
5l2, TO4i refunding acquisitions, $4,620. 033;
internal revenue acquisitions, $3I0. s7si hos.
pital fund acquisitions, sos, 047. Prise money
division, claims received. 7,0lli settled, 6,879;
amount disburssd, $438. 525. Pension and
marine division, accounts settled, s45i amount
disbursed, $I,772, 1885, pensioners added to
list, 456i allotment division, letters written,
1885, allotmsnts adjusted, 1000 Paymas.
tors division. accounts received, 273; set
tied, 32li cash disbursements, $l6, $50, 375;
Navy agents division, vouchers examined
90, OO0j cash disbursements, $40, 480, 32s; gen.
sral claim division, claims received, ala:
adjusted, 4,OO3; amount involved, s2l9, sO5
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

ACCORDING to the report of Commissioner
Wells, the sales Of liquor by retail dealers in
the United States for one year amounted to
81, 4s3,4sl 1865 OF this sum New York Is
credited with S246, $40 Psnnsyivania,
$I5l. sos, 495i Ohio, sl6i,734.s7Ji and Hi.
nois, $ll0, 1888, sI5.
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COMO poRs vAsDERBILr has purchased at
private sale the great steamships Erie and
Ontario, which were built little over q year
since BY the newly orgsnir,d American Steam
ship Company Of Boston. and will run them
between the Pacific coast and some foreign
mort
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Death OF Ex.Goy. Tod, of Ohio.

YouSosrOwS, ONO, Nov l3.-Ex.GOv.
David Tod, Of Brier Hill, died very suddenly,
at 7 O'CLOCK this morning, while preparing to
take the train for Cleveland. The disease is
Is yet unkn9wn.
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TIE Bosros Transcript says that Hon.
Alexander II. Rice has been been named in
some quarters in connection with the Score.
taryship of the Navy. Hewss for long time
chairman Of the Committee on Naval Affairs Of
the House Of Representatives.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

ARTHUR D. MARkLAr, ESQ, has been ap.
pointed BY the President collector Of internal
revenue for the Sixth district Of Psnnsyivsnis,
vice A. b Lopgsksr, resigned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

cUsroMs REcEIPrs-Th receipts from Gus.
toms at the ports below named from Novem-
Der 2 to 7, Inclusive, were as follows New
York, $l.SS5, Sl6 al Boston, $3.50, 1876. l9j
Philadelphia, $l25.sT9 %. Total, $2,4s7,.
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Heavy Robbery-st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, Nov. l3.-Bstwssn forty and
fifty thousand dollars, in premium notes, and
nearly all the books of the company, were
taken from the Office Of the Live Stock Com.
Pany last night. Five persons have been ar
rested.
Tho Leavenworth COnJeJVativs says the
Kansas Senate will be unsnimiously Rspubli.
can, and tho lower House will contain only siI
Democrats.
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p.o,,,.,o, NIrtouAt Rxpuntto.u
,yassinrtcp' DC
.-I
A REPUBLICAN FOtsM OF GOVERN.
MEsT. i
Tho Constitution declares that "ths United
States shall gusrantss to every State in this
L mon q Republican form Of government"
&C.. and upon this provision Of the organic
law Congress. has acted. a,d 4, iu,ti6 ed In the
enae,ine Of all tho,. ,,.,u,,, known As the
r.eon,,rno,ion law, For n GOOD many years
mi, ,,ov,.,o, ~ An. Coordination was lost
.,.., ~ .,..,, .n,;r.,v and dur;ne that
- . a.. s,,,,. ,;,h,, doctr;n. grew mn.
.u.l.d \, m. D.no,,.,,c marty n.
,,lI ..s .,.,.,.d h. n, ,,.,..m., IN, I,
',-'..,., +, ~. ,.,.;,;a, -. a h.
,...."s 80. 60, o.-..,
a mere thing Of convenience, to be kept or
put out Of the way whenever II suited the
within or CAPRICE of the States 90 to dispose Of
n Nation a, ,ov.rsiontx va, notb;no Stat.
,ovs,s,,n,x va, sv.rv,hi,.
wan nj, a,.,,,,. a. s,u ,.u,. .,a .,,
lit. .-.,-,s,.. -, -. :, ,s. a,
,h,, ~, an. H. -, NJ NJ, =, W..
piui., should. on the breaking out Of the 70.
b,llion. .nnounee In thu s,nst. Of thu limited
st.t.s that h. ovsd NO .llsvi.nos IA the M.
,;o,.I aov.,nn.n, I'm, M, Nj, Stat. "a,
'oI o' W. ' A% s'A'e vs.
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We ought to DO thankful beside, tho great
.nd ,s.,.,,,d.n, vo,t N. .ho,,,;on Ar
slavery IL mas opened the eyes oil the patton
to full realization Of that monstrous error Of
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

"AFrER GRAsr, WHAT" asks Wendell
Phillips.
Office. seekers.-Siar
Peace and unity.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

Mr.. GEoRGE S. FIsHER, late U. S. Consul
to Japan, says the ingenuity Of the Japanese
gives them n claim to DO called the yellow
Yankees Of the East.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

DR c II. LAUck, ssq., chief clerk Of the
Pension once, Is lying quite III Of disease Of
the lunss, at his residence, In asorgstown.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14
Special Notices.

r~,GoRsUcH CHAPEL HAVING
S,,as: :' Service Sa r :: ssig:f s.
Dr., Alexander dibson, Of Baltimore, ~ p n.
and Rev. B. n Brown. d. D., At pm The
public are invited. novlfic
IRISH PATRIoTp FAM
80 lilies RELIEF ASSOCIATION pses q
TpRkoM, i sfhsf's 's STsfn fsfP.assi
oneers will be elected All Interested In this pa.
'N' '' NV MAJOR DOWNING.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

Nav YoRK complains that the sidewalks
on broadway, near the City Hall Park, are
not kept 10 proper repair.