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An 4Adfott RobbeFy.

FIu1n tA< Veg loTk HfTRt1 Ap1lA
Iesterday afternoon Aessr1. Henry Be15ey L
Co, importers, doing business 1t No. q Leonard
street, despatched their cartnnAn to the bonded
warehouse for eeTerx1 Cases Of dress silks, with
The Injunction that he should husU and deliver
them Ut the sturc, II several pieces were sold
The car1MAn, 60 far ~ obtaining the
goods did veil hut II returning to hts employers
place Of business was quite unfortunate, As he was
Il beat" ont Of TWO Of the cases which be had Oh
tatret, y1ued BY the fT1n at 5000 II occurred u
this wise: Is be Was leisurcly driving up Broad
EAJ he was mel Desr Park ptaee By veil dressed
tvunE I'D hasip. the ar,caEance Of being c1e!k
Who Mop1<d him, and handing him letter, sald
with N of authority, that " hM cndpaoSer wanted
thsi Letter delivered ~ certain house on
church street bJ him without ae!a!." The worthy
fellow Without reelection turned hi. horses head
mens arrived ut the place, when. jumping froIu
his trick he rushed TITO The s.ore to deliver the
letter. Waiting moment or two for IN 8nsweF,
which he wxs a4lv1sed to obtan and being startled
hy The recipients Of the epts1c saytng t2t 1t was
mysss9 to them, ha felt something Fas wron9,
when fastening to the ss1Ht ne
found his cart md hnrse With the valuable load
o. Hlts gone. Instantly worl Of the robbery was
sent IL The Cha1nber Street StStou House, The Oh.
Ger On tiutr transmitting It 70 the Central Office
when an order Tas despatched tn1ougnout he
1ty TO look out for such ho.se and tncx- Lac
last night they were found On CheI75 sdeel. wMea
11pouneenent delighted the cartuAn; but It Has
sonu disooEered that two cases Of the silks hs.i
been taken frpm the casl, yained at the aluouut
above ssAted. Members Of the detecuSe force II
the CenrA Once Are on the trau Of the onendeSA
With Blrue hopes OF success
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our city with regard to the Exposition, and M "a
earnest deAtfs 70 oppressed thAt t. 6aaA GO ais-
play worthy Of the cttY.
Tho regulate material aid will be promptly sub
9cItbai, and these who contemplate bringing nA0E
pies Of manufac1u1ea 10 be pi1ced on exhibition
E b certain q cordial greeting nom tas re-
pie Of Cincinnati 1nd Managers Of tho cxpu.uon'
In shoft, 1t Ia determined to nlAke 1t grand sue
cess, and IN en- u the city ! History: H..
MI. JAxne4 T. I3w8 WA8 chosen Chairman d1 -
meeting, and JafneA n Clark, Esq., acted - Sec-
retsrE Aiter general discussion - 2 tns iI Rsae
mode Of proceeding. In which MeNsEA Could snil-
tito, LeWis and heasonxood participated, ~.
Seasongood moved that the couamitsse Of Cineln-
nail merchants appointed 1t Chicago 70 mann9e
The exposition here, be instructed to draw
up ptan for the exposition. and 10 report
st meeting to be held this afternoon In the
same room II the Burnet House. Ths committee
conststs Of Aess1s, George ". Jones' " +
Ptaree, Henry IEwtA. Geofyo ". McAqs1s l.
Sezsangood and J. u. Clark.
The Iailroad and steamboat comphrfe4 hare
already expressed Willingness to transport vist
to8 10 the city Il reduced rates and 70 make otnef
Arrangements calculated to ILL La bringing to CD.
clpuau one Of the largeat crowds eyer Assembled
here.
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ssls-prsTRucrlon.
Suicide of u Young Eermnn--A Sln~
HuInr Letter Found.

A young German tror-worker, narned A. Leh-
man, committed suicide, yesterday noon, By send-
Ing bullet through bis brain. The deed ~aa COM
mttted At No. 81 West Randolph street, = boarding
house. Deceased WAS about tventJ-shrce years Of
age, and until fer week. ago was engaged In ?.
u. Gatea foundry, on Canal street, stnee which
time be has been out OF employment AL Of his
scquaintanceA thought him very much given TO
melancholy redecuons, and his ualna seemed con-
t1n1ally wrapped In gloom. About II 0etock Jes+
te1iay servant girl heard him brush his ciothin9
IN his room, and In about haif an hour . shot MAS
nred. Proceeding to his room, the boa1dea ioand
him seated On trunk, With hi2 head throHn gacE
aGaInst the wall BIS forehead vas peffota!ea n
bullet shot rum single batEe!led pistol Na1cof
covered with b,ood lay By hls aide On Fasn.
staud tn the room stood 1Aper-couA bo1, On tAe
top Of which wAs written the following:
@Fa.c~en my pssenta- TheF tAl,tE satpees me O.
nAf-1e your Eon. 4 LKHXlx
CHICAGO. April 4 lsde." .....
The deceased seena 10 hare been without fnend
OF relation IN this country, and nothing fnaa
utred at the inquest serted to throw 1n5 H9ht on
fhis Tnyster.uus note. AL thas could be ga1hefed
INN some letters found IN his trunk Is the 1acs
ttst he d native Of Dayar.a, Germany ana ne
general supposuon Il that he Lett the eld coana5
chen under the suspicion Of having eommitea
The crime referred 10 in his letter. TIE Eorpael
fufy, which viewed the body, returned selu1e' o'
Il Iteath bF Suicide
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When Andrew johnson apostatized he
drow four Republican Senators after him,
VIZ, Cowaa, Doolittle, Dixon aud Norton.
Each Of these recreant Senators has gone
into retirement as fast as the people could
reach them. Cowan went first Doolittle
WIS not far behind him. Dixon was s'rotat-
"ed" out Of the Senate at tho end of the
Last Congress, but there was another punish
ment in reserve for him, which might be de-
nominated punishment after death. He rc-
ceived the Domocratic nomination for Con-
gress in the Democratic District Of Hartford,
Connecticut The election took place last
Monday, and Dixon was defeated, together
with his colleagues On the Democratic State
ticket.
Tho opposing candidates for Governor in
Connecticut were Jevall Republican) and
Engi6h Denocrat). Engaiah has been
elected for three succesire terms. His ma
jonty last yeaz WIS 1,7G4. Jewells majori-
ty this year will be about 1000. The Re-
pnblicans gain two uembers Of Congress.
The delegation will be as follows:
Dist
|. Iultus I. Strong Repl
=. 8. n. Kellogg IRep.}
8. u. II. StarfWeether (Rep}
T. ". H. BaInum Dem>
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THE PAeiFle RAILROAD.
Arrangements Tor Celebrating the
Event OF Its Completion.

A meeting Of prominent citizens Of Chicago WIS
heh last night at Fal1or No. !, fremont Hoose,
for the purpose Of taking into confederation the
spproachtng opening Of the Cnlou Paetnc Railroad,
and The steps proper to be taken By the city 70
celebrate that event.
On motion, Governor Brosa VIE called to tho
chair, and Professor AeCoJ Was chosen Secretary
The Chairman, tn view e the comparatively
Gnzlf number present thought It improper for the
meeting to take any EepeEA action. He spoke Of
the importance 1 the Onion factnc Road, and
wss certain the cAizena would not fall to conc ont
and make this The 8fanteat celebration that eyer
VIE seen, as contemplated by the resolutions
adopted by the Common Council The hospitality
81 ~ qny eS e nc
array Of gueets, He paid a compliment 10 the men
from California AID the central Terttozhs who
would CONC here, and hoped the citizens would %
al possible 70 entertain them 5-..
The meeting adjourned 70 meet at the sane
place tonight
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OPENING OF TIE PACIFIC RAILWAY.

OPENING OF TIE PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The Common Council On Monday cven-
ing adopted series Of resolutions recihng
the probable completion Of the Pacific Kali
way within few weeks, tho magnitude Of
The achievement, its immense consequences,
barring direct effect upon the political,
Social and commercial ntfaifs Of tho ooun-
Try, and especially Chicago, mud the pro
p1ety Of celebrating the auspicious event in
q suitable manner in this city. The reso-
1utions further propose TO invite the officials
Of the Pacific States and of the intervening
Territories to unite here in Chicago with
larec number Of public diguitanes, to cele-
brase the completion Of the great highway.
This action is appropriate in The city Of
Chicago, which is destined to be the dis
t1ibuting point Of the commerce from both
Oceans to tho great heart Of the country.
New York On the east Island must continue
10 be the great port for the commerce with
Europe, and San Francisco must hold the
sarne position for the commerce with Asia,
but these places belong to the circumference
and not to the centre OF American trade and
industry. The products Of Erope and Asia
and Of the civilized globe coming to the
Mississippi Valley in exchange for our pro-
ductions must be brought to somo eon-
renicnt point in the midst ii population and
production, themes to be distributed.
This great central poin. must, Of course, be
on the highway to THE ports Of foreign COM
naerce. This important position is accorded
10 Chicago by univezRal consent,
The road That opens this grand epoch in
the history Of Chicago will be completed
within few veeka, and on what spot Of
earth should the event cause such rejoicing
Us here? Let it be celebrated with the
grandeur which its importance deserves.
Let Chicago open her doors with her t1adi-
}ionnl hosnitalitv. let there be M dis.
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carefully prera.ed, and tt Is believed to b correct;
Ksnsas fntifed the amendment February 9! Loatn-
itnA md NerAaa, March !: Missouri, MAsSh p
Nchiqan and Wiaconhn, March s; Maine and
souin Caronaa, MArch II; Ms1.aehnsetts+ a AaIca
l93Alfansas, March Is; and Prnns{lvnnfa, AAsea
the amendment March 1t; It Us
Jet 10 Be acted upon By ne sen; s
ste. Tne Legta!atuzes Of Missouri hAniss an"'
mfut previous 70 4n]ournmeut, rasifed tele-
Naphe report OF It, and, - there Tere errors m IN
nfrfe lids being tue case, tie LeXtsaturea 9!
tnose States must again act upon the Amendment
II their next 8eAslon.
the 18th Of March, rejected resolutions raufylhH
tnt AMENDMENT The Leg!slaaurr OF Rhode lslsnd
postpou4d TIA consideration unul NAY. Seveta!
rrs.gnad theIr se6tS In tnat body to prevent,
through lack of quorum, the ra1lacstlon OF the
amendment
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the city. It is argued that mona hut nar.
xied man who has the experience, sympa-
thies and affections of a hnshsnd and father
can appreciate the relations Of. husband aud
wife, and parent and child, where
cases a1i6ng out Of them come before him
G9mmsF G9s1 mMsFderatiou- But, on tho other band,
P*ttachelo.a might a1gua that no man
Who haF not The experience, synpathies,
and affections Of a bachelor oan appreciate
the manifold and complicated relations Incl
dent to = staee OF oalbaey, when cases
arising under it come before him for con-
sidernfion
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Fsrs. sA< Springfield tn, Iostraa1 April 3
Southern Illinois L rejoicing oref the prospects
Of the coming wheat and peach crops. IneJ are
both very Eattertng. Wheat never looked BETTE
IN March than It does now EgerJ farmer e1pecb
enc Yielding wheat crop this Season. ftom the
pre.enI pruspect1 Peaches hare been Killed SOME,
but there will be plenty.
Frors ne 81 JoAcrA tfo, Cnees4s, AI<a
fron diderrnt parts Of Northwest Missouri, In
reference 70 the prospects, tor iaa wheat,
I've 1t Tits conclusion: Wheat that xass
soxn earp, and drilled Or plored tn deep
seems TO hsSe wtihstood the winter, and promise
hss a.oaosf uuvcrsalIy suffered severely from the
fryezrs and thaws, and IN mauJ Instances proved
a totx failure, and the ground has beta resowu in
spr1np wheat Take 1t III over, there will proba-
b{r not be over ha1f~crop Of full wheat In the
noft est counties Of Missouri this yesr. In the
central counties along The river the pospect i taz
more uStter1ug, and indicates 3 fatr yield.
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REAL fsrAIE TRANSFERS,

or
property within sc'en miles Of the Court Eoa'
tlled for recoru On Tuesday, Apr!id 8:
Canal { aI to bs1isI s
nom .....:.:......-.......-.s 70
Burnside i. ssH q Of Tn!.t,,-:seo1d +, r :, v
faaa1 Ns;sr. ,..,......s,............ 10
81 T. .s XIII GSa,f e fieesl Ms,sf q tch
Rohrbach ....,.,,......,........ 81
r.: March qa-juHes o Nell to Dennis Col
Hes ..:-:..;..-.....:.:,.,. 10
+; aa1eh SThos. D. Snyder 10 WtluaIn
s' e + S sa4Iss 81 4; 4 Hrrl John WsiIss 70
SIS. NJ, b Gardner. 80
slgei St, ' Of Wells st, n I, sox1to r. with
House; March le-Cnrtstian Bisehod TO
CsspaF Send1tueer. -..-...:..-...-:...-... 9,e
Ruuasey st, 10 II d Of C1aftndA 1t, e |, oox1e5
It: March lo--Jamcs e Smith to Chas. E
ArncId st, 10 # Of Thirty J.n1st st. I, oo1
lsY n; Nov At-AOEts ketchum TO SASah
r. Forreat. .......................
hnanee e Y z ot Grant place, ~, s6x
Mnler.................... =,
Like Av, Il corner OF Wahpanseh NJ, WI
1aaIsO n: april s-1- Sharpe to 1o6ah
Michigan 8 100 Il y q Franklin a., n /, az
100 r; March iS1oscph E Brown 70
hnsche y. IL t.s g! CHoonfn az, sex
3!xls1 II: Aa!ca 4M Aaa1n l. o0ueh e
a 70 lrsdsIaS1 = HE9eF ss :, =; t,,,;;ns =.
?4I1ss r March ss-Geo'ge 4 se>5e1ns
70 rsaes.e1 nle1er = e - So: =,
ssxls5 i; XaFrh ia-W. D. chaiueld 10
f!aat MeaeIAa; =; w.en,r.s. az a,It
1ln i: March ao-He1man Fslsenthal to
E,hAhtntiorn 2
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"husband and father" writes to Cin-
ciunhti paper thss, in his Judgment, "old
ua;do and bachelors are not the proper
,areors to hold Official or managing OF
directing positions in political OF benevo-
1cnt trasts." and, therefore, that, though he
5s Of the sans politics with Nj. Torrance.
: he Will vote for M1, Thomas for Asso1 OF
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A. JOHNSON ALIVE AGAIN,

We have befure Us the vlAble evidence
that the Late Andrew johnson, who recently
shed such lustre upon the appellation Of
Moses, and who was announced to have
Positively and for tho last Tina retired frmn
the stage, has reappeazed, BY particular re
quest, in the entirely new role Of lazarus.
Were the Late A. J. to present himself to
us in the body merely, We might doubt his
identity, for faces aud forms are t1ansito1y
md deceptive. Every man sits down in a
bran new outfit Of flesh and bones every
seventh birthday. But when Andrew john
son speaks wo have an uue7ing test We ere
compelled to aay: "This is thevery johnson;
'tno other could have made this speech. y
He whom the Tenure-of Office law could not
restrain, nor the Senate impeaah, alike de-
aes the undertaken, and holds the sexton at
bay. He has returned to us, he says,
with his back, though bent, not
broken by the STORM II will be interest
ing to behold the ex-Proaident swinging
around the ei1rle with his back bent. This
is the first Instance in which the male AMI
NAL has over adopted the Greciaa bend, un-
less brought to it BY gripping Of the bowels.
But, though hisback bent under the gale,
it did not break. Like the shipwrecked
mariner Tilted by faithlcaa Nellio Grny, he
had
been in many ga1e before,
But never such blow.
It might haves stranded others on tho
breakers and broke h4na. but it. only 'sent
him on q bender that leaves him bent, but
not more cracked than usual 49,
HAving reappeared to vindicate his off,
cial life to posterity, be is now only waiting
for postenty to make an appointment with
him. Iu,ngine posterity holding its breath
while listening to the following logical and
lncid proof that tho resurrection and the
President combined are superior to Con-
gress aud tho grnve:
"since have seen in tho papeFs ny own obisu-
ay, suppose nny be regarded IS one risen from
The deaf, and think one coming from the grave
hhonld be believed. ! tell You, e one speaking
from ne dead there i danger In the government,
and thst danger is IN the Legislative Department"
When the question shall come up for de-
cision in the Supreme Court Andrew
Johnson's resurrection must be regarded AZ
an argument that cannot be met. For Con-
gresa, after dissolution, there is no resurreo-
ton.
johnson next appears Is ~the blameles.
Prince"
"1c, ne tel you hcrew1.hal, wtse and good
rnnse y iafnifely letter 'aSa despos'e arbitrary
can@-osa o,o ,;to ~. a,avo,, ,,,s+;n,t.
;n1nra aSa.ant;na - .as~a;ct Nsr,o,oon .an
49, ,.,t,,o 1.- aa;t.,s. .aa r. T,s1s,
~. 80 ~ T-.'1-S ~A
' = NV ,.Ns ~ r.
lenee u nnaA4nB laws ea0 ou.Aa
oo"n "e noe''aes ol tue people
How fortunate, therefore. that Franc
Las an Emperor 10 protect the hner'
ties et the people from being tzasnp!ed un-
DER loot oy their fePfesentassess Inc
United statea' s'nce Andrew Johnson retired,
have lost the'1 Emperor, aad hence tneis
Liberties:
one OF the most effective points IN Andrew
1 Jolu6on 6peecQ WaS EDAt Wneleu ne Ok
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phk
l. Jultus L. Strong Rep.1
= = g. n. Kellogg tRep}
g. II. II. StarkweAtheF Rep}
I. ". II. B2Inum Dem.)

An election was held in Michigan, On
Monday, for Justices Of the Supreme Court
and Regenta of the University. The Repnb-
Icans swept the State by over 81, 900 majon-
II. The vote, however, was Light, and not
much interest WIS felt in the contest.
, 1869-04-07

;t'ass$ a,;ss:3en s Of ss's ''s he ..,:
Henry Nsheli took eus1le coes9u; essdEs3 8 IL, -
estate Of tho family md never scconnt tT fe frA
Of ne Fents Or Rso;s derived from i on!y At m
ute Il + aleged that he folloxe III, q % ~ i, o.a
sese,ng sehg amsea Gt the papers belong ing % hIs
caused taei. Felnoyl 70 calcaeo. aeoFe,ltaso.y II aGy
,a1ttra ga5,; 1sss 49, m va1eh 81 u! sers es a
ssa W.. aFaasr the nt1ts8t rns = s1sm9ra ,sa E.
and The other ehil1rcu, and, a. u a1leaed W
the purpose Of taking them away frnn lie ctanos
IS was made apparent BY The cnnstani iiLth'.,
ment Nhtct brought them alI Into q state of ,hsI-
fear Of HIN. For the aAke Of peace, ,heF 80
so%Rslle 60 TO admit M entirely 70 hIs etat!on a
~ to BILE dealings Nth theft prore1y. Tnos a,.
Peared that foF about nine years one An.on It
hnck, Who Il mats: deientautt was t:ae tenant IN
tsss, u'on which r. hotel Hemy r. X,,ebsn M,
nor began to talk OF the necessity Of seIItsx. the
R1e1ssF's M9!ss L e,eess mn ,a,s ,,.
i x ss.ssit;;. @ se areea Al reaess1z aes;a
tesste% Fhn \ IL Buck 1oi Mtrou l. English ~
neae r. 5tRs desfroas ef pur,haslnR It d charr1.d
that this hsersiew was toov'-f ~ parity eniorc.
and partly " fraudulent trpreaentations stat !;
Was 50 exeentet that the paF1!ts 10 II coud with.
uI4W t0eik af.HAs 70 AZ AAy ttINe before tht M
tuNsuR 5une- ~as si8neh under thes.
SnSuMssateta VI the I'm thr Of
sAau. Hsk lEo thousand dollars
WY tueA pa1u oses unaeE tnf Agreement to tne
one thousand as payment fot bis services ahn,,i
the safe, and gave I'D the house IN witch Thas
were nstng tcEether. requiring 1hem 10 unl ~
n;hor tnnr..r, aci1sra :, -. ~, !" pay The
o.net saouEaau uonnts " isee Tue property fn,m
means to support herself nr family. Jhis fns'
although he has himself eyer since ra1n.+nSs
Il, the hcrsa they he,l tce-e.hs- rs IN.1AHeu
and that the contract w2s fraad to d. .prsess H..
IaMny, e0mptatoants believing that the Lyuther
l4ens5 ssa fessAas aas fnseses ii Il
Superior Court.
Wlllia.n, against william Al, . policeman, tie
tuE! found defendant guilty, and 1zsessed the 1n-
ages At ts5a. This Wzs fecoFefJ fos an alleged
false arrest Or Tor IN ssEest without Gauge wr-
rant
Aa11eh Assumpsit 10 Fecoyer about 4aO aileyed
70 be due for services rendered IN vinegar fac
tory. On n1AL
scDH4ESTs-
James McCa4leJ '. FEarci5 P. Terry. By con-
fesaiun for q, ,s90.6A
Ernest Grosauan ct al :. john Jones' For 5s5l
N CuaScxst.
tseorRe Insnef '. Hofasn y IuSner Ct Al De-
cree Enleten Goun!mtnR sa!e 70 complanant Of
lot 8 LEu.anH snneiVtston Of HlocS y CanA Tr1s-
tses' saodiv1zon q WeM n20 OF section =, -. Il
v,,r. ~ ro,.-,e1 aA~ =. sGfss- ,os ,-,o,.p
41 Eotemaa 1 e. a. SaGoo htetnnans e
a. lala!eon " ~ .es.tSu ~ aetttAiaas Tpn stls-
!ei1us I & ~ ustssas " tnT ss4.ensss 2. Raeot1i-
, 1869-04-07
The Troubles OF n Connecticut Hence
dict.

: Arerr interesting case occupied tho xttenuuu
Of TIC folsce Cour9 for over Two hours this moTn-
ing. Samuel s pynke appeared before the III
buna1 In answer to 4 complaint OF nssan1i and bss-
sesy On one John Tcemey. The testimony nt
Drs1e, which occupied one hour and hs1. elected
the fact that he married widow women living on
Frpnt street. after N acquaintance Of week,
morr than : week ago she told him that John
Toomty, 0f Hartford. vas deeply 10 lore with ner.
that sht had not tteA1ed him Just ftgk knd th4t U
didn't want the younE man to do that" Drake
SAID, and 70 vent md prayed TO md out Whist
went to dc ssasutes to sec ahout getting ! Iyorce
I found and told my vile that It would take three
JeAEx- made up ny mind that the Foung Man
csrttnczte-"
It seems that on Friday he went to ace ToomeJ,
" u order p sootas him, By telling bim be might
ground that he went intending to assault
Tccner, and that lie h2d luaded pistol with him.
, 1869-04-07
The Woollen Exposition aseCincin.


Frpm the Cincinnati commezrial, Apr1A
4 naHheE q ouE leading merchants met u MON
No. 10 Of the Burnett House yesterday Afternoon;
TO consult together In regard to the Contemplated
Woollen Goods Exposition, TO be held In this dt5
On the first four dAfE Of August ne1t
i general good feeling WAS reported 70 be pEeFA
lee. snoaS The merchants and business nta pi
, 1869-04-07

Capture Of On Escaped Murderer.
SCRANTON, p, April a-OEme, one Of The
Bruadhead muIuerers. Nno escaped lfom sttuods-
Blpok1 Is stI 1t ErY.
, 1869-04-07

fncofrcct aod Incomplete lIst3 have been pub
ltshed Of the Statcs which nave acted upon the
proposed Fifteenth Amendment 10 the consa1a-
tE;ion. The following statement has been
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RISHREPUHLICANS.

ntrcnase plsuts Of tree.pedd.crs 80 loug viii this
state Of talDsa eonnnue. RURAL
-szz-1-1~-7717:z,
- IRISH REPUBLICANS.
-----
"A National Convention az Washlns.
ton-Ifs Platform OF Principles.
a convention o. lEsn kepnnucans composed ol
s sssses % vas rseensly ssii Il W.shinssan, >. e {.
Of HsT mo et
ss.tes snd thstr I Children eonstaie htEs ptopotssn
e he %Rs % .Is s 1 LA y M anss sesn j
e md ne "a .a .ss
~ ;s M nd sse sse hs
pe1ty pspls depead in p ;es. dsFss aa ;hss
gSs1se.a sagse . Rss ser faaess thesefsr g. 'ne
Eeso,r<a That .hs Ioy alty 70 The Amefieaa Union
sss s: political duty lat,nIss. ,a, nc ,'a " AZ Ass
~ ag q aa s a.ensy ss5
our # ssthfen idss j assnfind s' ''s
ptepe IL q ast a. p.p & saes being s spe %
Win Il s M Eh, Of .sa el.sn1n IL etss sss
Tehts 1hal be e1tcnded to III who nok guilty o!
etot Thss faa te distinctions to universal suffrage which
% Il Z: Z: s:' & 4 % & sssSa.
10 sPsas to Gs +, pe5ed M5e h.7. III.
.,as 4 f. e, he ,s s.4t.s dsts 4 @ "a t. e
eIsindrd from the h.llSt boz.
rn' e II I'd
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