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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-27

NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Moulton - Limiting leave o
absence of the members from the House, un
less by . two-third vote.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Doolin-A concurrent resolution
memorializing for the establishment of tri-
weekly mail from Belmont via Hot Creek, t.
Shermantown in this State.
Filed.
| FROM THE SENATE.
Senate Bill-An Act to create the County
Of Elko.
Referred to Lander county delegation.
| Senate Concurrent resolution granting
leave of absence to d. G. Frances, Sheriff Of
Esmeralda county for period of six months
| Senate concurrent resolution relative to the
printing ordered by the Secretary Of State,
Secretary Of Senate, and Clerk OF the House.
| Passed.
Senate Bil!-An Act to amend the Ac. to
create counties and establish their bouDda-
| ries.
Under suspension Of the rules TIE bill
passed.
Senate Bill-Aa Act to grant TO certain
persons the right of way to construct rail
| road from the Eberhardt mine 10 Silver
Springs, White Pine.
Referred to Lander county delegation.
Senate Bili-An Act to authorize the con-
struc,ion of a railroad from Hamilton 10
Treasure City.
Referred to Lander county delegation.
Senate Bill-Aa Ac, TO authorize certain
persons to furnish certain towns IN w hlte
Pine, with water.
Referred to Lander county delegation.
Senate Bill-An Act concerning convey
ances OF mining claims and locations by
minors. Applies 10 conyeyances made by
minors over the age OF Is years.
Under suspension otthe rules, passed.
Senate Bill-An Act for the tict CT James
s. Sllngerland.
Referred to Select Committee Of one rom
each county.
BY leave Mr.. Corbett introduced an Act 70
StichRoth.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Bowman-An Act to repeal an Act
supplemental to the Revenue At, ap,To. cd
March 9, 1867.
Referred to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
On motion of MIR. Anderson, Assembly
Bill-An Act to reduce the Rates OF toll Oh
the Geiger Grade toll road WAS ordered en-
CROSSED by vote Of y 10 II.
BY consent, Mr.. Mouton introduced bill /,
to reduce the fees OF all oIliceIs, twenty per /
cent.
Referred to Committee on Ways aud
Means. |
By Mr.. Lammou-An Act 10 fund the /
debt Of the City OF Virginia.
Referred to Virginia delegation.
Nv Mr.. NORTHUMBERLAND ACT to amend /
the Notary Public Act. |
Referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Welcn-An Act 10 amend Section |
IS OF the Revenue Act.
Referred TO Judiciary Committee
BY Mr.. Lammon-An Act to amend the
Act to incorporate the City Of Virginia.
Referred to Virginia delegation.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly B,ll-An Act in relation to
swamp and overlooked lands.
Passed.
Assembly Bill-An Act TO amend the Act
providing for establishing the financial trans
actions Of Lyon county on cash basis, and
% pay its Indebtedness.
Lost.
Assembly Bill-An Ac. 10 amend the
Revenue Act, SO as to reduce the Ii,ence ct
lotel keepers.
Passed.
rhe House ccncurred in the Sen.:es
.mendme r's to the Railroad Incorporation
Bill.
Adjourned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-27
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Two o'clock r. N.

Two O clock r. N.
| RELATIVE TO SWAMP LANDS.
Mr.. Shimrnln offered the following Con.
current Resolution
| That the Secretary of the Interior be re-
questcd, in directing the issue of patents
for lands in this State to any railroad COM
pany, to cause to be inserted therein, such
reservation clauses as will effectually pre-
ciIde any such patent from altering or op-
Grating claim upon the title of this
State to swamp and overlooked land, hereto
fore guaranteed to it by the United States,
and that the Governor be instructed to trans
nit a copy hereof to the Secretary OF the
Interior, by telegram.
! Referred to Committee on Swamp Lands,
and subsequently reported back fayorably.
! Assembly Bii-An Act to abolish CAPT
| tai punishment.
| MIR. Anderson moved TO indefinitely post
| pone the bill
| Agreed to-aves, 10 nays9.
Assembly Biil-An Act to amend the Gel
ger Toll Road Act, by reducing the rates of
toll, was considered in Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Mayhugh in the chair.
Mr.. Hillyer opposed the passage OF the
bill as infringement on the Geiger char
ter or contract and moved its indefinite post
ponemeut.
Mr.. Anderson earnestly favored the pas
sage of the bill as the wish OF nearly all the
heavy business men OF Storey county who
were heavily burdened by the onerous rates
of toll that were charged on tie road.
The motion 10 Indefinitely postpone failed,
when the Committee and reported
progress, and asked and was granted leave to
sit again.
BY leave, Mr.. Small introduced a concur
rent resolution, granting Stephen A. kinsey
Clerk of Doug las county, leave Z! absence
from this State for six mouths.
Passed,
SENT TO THE GOVERNOR.
Mr, King reported correctly enrolled,
the following bills:
An a ct to restrict gaming
An Act to aneLi the Act defining the
dnties OF the State Controller.
An Act to amend the Act creating a Board
of Examiners.
An Act to enable a certain class of claim
ants against the State, to appeal to the
Courts.
Assembly Biil-An Act for the relief of
John 4. Collins.
Made special order for tomorrow at noon. |
Senate Substitute for Assembly Bill-An |
Act to prohibit the CARRYING of concealed |
weapons, on motion Of Mr.. Woodwork |
indefinitely postponed by vote of II to 9.
MIR. Corbett for the pupose of giving the
absent friends oftte measure an opportunity |
10 re,urrt Ct it, gave notice of motion tv
reconsider the vote.
Adjourned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-27
Nj2sjs AND TIE CONSTITU-
TIONAL AMENDMENT CONCERNING
SUFFRAGE.

The action, or the non action, rather
which has been had in Congress with
regard TO the proposed constitutions
amendment guaranteeing impartial suf
f.ags in the States of the Union is not
ia accordance with the necessities and
spirit of the times, and is to,be regretted
Il would seem As If the factious oppo
sitiou of tue contumacious Humble In.
disidual were needed to be exercised
more directly sgainst Congressional
action than 1t has lately been III order
TO prompt that buiy TO the enactment OF
needfGl Radical" measures. The
shiiiy shally, procrastinatipg doings
which have beeu going on for week,
past 10 both Houses of Congress With
regard TO tolls vial matter are not OF
= character /" meet The approval of the
feiends OF Progress. Tue maIn rrnpn
sitiOn is plan and easily stated for
what Is ,uus,.it ~ be effected is the fur
therance vt p.an Of i'm partial 5 firuge !;
words, piaIn.y stated, aud uttered ia
earnestness 10 convey the idea that lie
Congress to have submitted this ques
ton to the Legislatures of the Sta e.
weeks ago. BY such much needed
carly action tie question would have
been placed before the Legislature OF
Nevada in time 10 be acted upon ard
A. We believe. II wo.id have received
the affirmative action VI oar Senate aud
Assembly had it been submitted to
them. II would seem from the later
reports from Washington that the two
Houses have patched up sor, of Com
promise upon tho matter; and it may
he possible that the resolution which
results from that compromise will pass
before the Alb OF March arrives This
will be too late for chr Legislature 10
pass npcn the question unless it should
be deemed regular and of binding force
for that body to take action upon copy
Of the Resolution transmitted by tele
grl ph, as we think it most likely would
be. By Senator Stewart. The prospcc;
that a Republican Congress is TO
adjourn without having done what wa>
necessary to place question Of this
magnitude within the reach of such
Legislatures AS would have acted upon |
it favorab'y is most discourasing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-27
AFTERNOON SESSION.

A communication was received from tho
Secretary Of State transmitting claim Fl A.
Nightingale. rejected By the Board Of Ex-
apiners.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-27
FIFTY-FoURTH DAY-AssEMBLY

Adjourntd.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

BAD BoYs.-It is the habit of the rising
generation of Carson to ''belt' or "paste" a
Chinaman on sight. The youngsters seem to
have had considerable practice at base balling
and have got their muscle up, and feel like
tanning somebody-just for fun you know;
SO they pick on. some poor celestial and lam
els. mells, out of him before the poor cuss
can say chow chow. This thing should not
be tolerated by our city authorities. 1t has
also been the practice Of these young scamps
to retire to a distance and when they dis
covered Chinaman meandering the streets
let fly a bucket full of stones or else nail
him on tie wing with one of those Internal
india rubber, round balled bow and arrow
arrangements. Such conduct should be cor
rected.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

THE New CLUB.-In mentioning day be-
fore yesterday the organization Of the new
club, we forgot to give the name-which is
the Nonpareil Social Club. Extensive prep
arations are being made for their Inaugural
ton Ball, which is to take place on Christ
mas Eve We wish them success
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

WHAT Is IT.-The Secretary of the
Smithsonian Institute, Joseph Henry,
has on his mind question of greater
moment than the origin Of the stone
giant, and it is all about rare plant
which has been re-discovered in Nevada
county. In letter to Wells, Fargo l.
Co.'S Office in this city, he writes
''Some years ago we published a
memoir Of rare genus of California
plants, based upon an examination of
certain dried specimens furnished by
Col. Fremont. Additional specimens
have not been found since his time,
until quite recently; when the plant
was re discovered in Nevada county,
Call"
This re-discovery was made at
Moore's Flat, and specimens have been
sent on for examination, after which
the nature and name Of the plant will
be made known. If it is half az rare
and valuable as the letters of Professor
Smith and DR.. Torrey seem to indicate,
we advise the Moore's Flat people to
locate ranches in that section where
the plant can be found, that is, provid-
ed they can find out what it is. The
name is not given 10 either Of the let
ters-Nerada (Cal.) 7Faaserpt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

A STORM BREwING-The weather at the
present time is rather mixed. A good stiff
"sou wester" has set in, and the chances
are that en- to-day rain, hail, and snow, will
sprinkle, pelt, and cover our valley. Yet
we are no sardines let her come
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

SOME of Brigham's .imissioaaries'
must be operating in the vicinity OF
Lawrence, Mass, since we read that
two men recently made an arrangement
to "swop" wives, and actually con.
summated their somewhat novel scheme,
each fellow marrying the Others wife
with due form and ceremony. The
result was that all of the parties,
women included, were arrested on the
charge of polygamy, and on trial found
guilty. The counsel for the defendants
will carry the case to the Supreme
Court, but what they expect to accom-
plish by this means is more than we
can guess. When arrested the ladies (?)
were somewhat astonished, as they
thought the transaction of the exchange
q perfe city fair one. The Mormonstic
tendencies Of these people will probably
be diverted by few years confinement
in the penitentiary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09
NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TREASURER,
CARSON, December Q, 1869.
All Controllers Warrants State Treasurer,
payable in Currency, will be paid presentation
at this Office, on and after FRIDAY, TILE 10th
INSTANT.
c. 9. BATTERMAN,
state Treasurer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

ACTING GOVERNOR JAMES s. SINGER
LAND has appointed NJ. w. Robinson and
F. A. Rodgers as Notaries Public in and
for Elko County, Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

DEPARTURE. Governor Slingerland left
this morning for California. His absence
is caused by business of importance which
may detain him for a few days. We will
be pleased to see him back again.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09
THURSDAY. the 9th Day of DE
GENDER, A. D. 1869,

at o'clock p, NJ of sai1 day.
The business to be performed at said meeting
is to determine whether the Bonds Of said
County Of Ormsby to the amount of Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars shall be issued to the
Virginia 4 Truckee Rail Road Company under
the provisions of an Act of the Legislature Of
the State of Nevada entitled can Act to au-
thorize the Commissioners Of ormsby County to
issue to the Virginia and Truckee Rail Road
Company Bonds to the amount Of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars and to provide for the payment
of the same" approved January 9th, 1869, aud
in the conditions Of said Act shall have been
complied with by said Rail Road Company, to
provide for assessing and delivering to it said
bonds. Dated Carson City, December !, 1860,
T. J. EDWARDS, County Clerk
and ex-o fhcio Clerk Of the Board Of County Com
risuioners. I'd,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09

Two FELLOWS, commonly denomiua-
ted "roughs," recently robbed a man
in New York, and, not content, cut him
severely with knives. For this they
were arrested and taken before an al
derman, who committed them for trial
According to New York paper the
rascals were evidently of the opinion
that they had great political influence,
for as they left the court they shouted,
with very defiant shake of the head to
the alderman, "Iou expect to BE elected,
DO you?" The pitiable, patronizing
look they gave the alderman must have
dissipated all his hopes for future polit-
ical preferment. Under the circumstan-
ces, however, he had to ego back on
the boys" but we will venture TO guess
that the latter will not suffer a heavier
punishment on account of their con-
temptuous sarcasm.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09
THE DAILY APPEAL

Arrivals at tho St. Charles Hotel,
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CITY December s, 1869.
John Cradlebaugh, Cradlebaugh's Rich
j. B. Campbell, Tahoe City.
Adolph A. Sou, San Francisco.
S. R. Romara, Virginia.
w. w. Lapham, Lake Valley.
Jerry Jerome, Mountain.
Avuilian Folisna, :"
Rodori Ferdinando, {"
Antony Peter, Z"
c. Debernar, I"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-09
n o T I G E.
OF Il Special Meeting Of the
Hoard Of County Commits.
si0nerS of Ormsby County.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSU-
~ ant TO an Order this day made by a majority
of the Board Of County Commissioners in and for
Ormsby County, State of Nevada, duly entered
on the Records of said Board, Special Meeting
of said Board will be Led at my office, in the
Court House, in Carson City, on
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

,s Sea- .s,s o.i NJ: 90 49,: s : N
Al We were walking down Common street yes
s,dsI' nee, . "sss:s e e MA
bricks, MORAN and other dsbfis q Q torn down
building; and We leoked 70 see 4 there we're any
limprovenente going on IN this central locality;
We saw thst Tho store On The corner. % veil
Was being gutted-ths inssr walls IN course Of
ground 6oor IN progress. We asis6 for whom j.
this change made; y Il 70 seesmmodste come
ss 2 e asS e
were Informed thsl e was % acsonnsdals .
ganbk1g house. = Yes. aganbIing house, On one
Of The most eligible eorneFs IN the city fof lsgiti
mate busipess. What can de osnsf Of this pro.
q oA. r. i i. 81 IL s
they VII allow this great wrong 70 be Inflicted
upon them IN silence z Do they wish to zee st.
Charlse street become another Danphin street!
Do hiB spf s. Sse e o c G. ea A:s, :ss
and Custonhonssi n they DO hey VIM soon be
gratiasd. Our word tor Il. \, these keepers Of
gambling houIse afe permitted % make 81.
ChaSlss gssstothsir hsadquaftsrs. y VIII soon
vsrs Is WORT 8 oshoods IN tke Above FAMED
once popular thofoushfhres. -. s..i-...9
AID hs p.Op:S sxps, .s, % not s. ssss Ss s
u8vD I088cB 70 m8Ao OQl000OUs " 00t 10Ai u08b 20
6usinss: can hope 2 sesessd .qrroqSdsd 81 ,uch
establishments {. Tbs very Af Of ne neighbor-,
hood VIII faint then respec tability; and bot fsr
country merchants Who have proper self.respsct
would be seen within block or two q them.
-dssructive to the best intsrsst Of The CITY,
An owner Of real estate Who doesit should BE-
held 10 strict accountability by hia fellow ofsens
and biz lsJghborsI should uao every endeA,
yOr e make Ms brilliant hopes prove aahss u The
We have no private feeling IL this matter. bat
We speak for the general public welfare.- We
feel smuSed thai t. these gambling houee ere
sllowsd 10 continue their nshts npon one
vslns u properly upon Il Wi b destroyed, FOR
We are alIesdy assured that merchants who have
hitherto been occupying stores ppon n Afe cast
ing About to fnd other and moro odtting localities
Tor thsi, hu y Ans: We yosd not p mr.
On dat street .Saii isIi iuiy ops quarter S.swssn
nov and next 6eptemhsr. Indeed Ne would rot
be- npph sstonlahsd Y thsEs were . general
.s.npeSs from The s5sst I y ~ sss issitt
We think dat sSs remedy L va he svssrs Il
propsrties on The street, Let them sot promptly,
Tic Kiss q reel estate u auction .unounosd ii
the Different, papers ere quite Important. and Y
yetiesf the movements fer the week will be
swelled considerably. Yet. q our reports ct the
trausfes made md recorded upou the book at
the conveyance ONCE, are the only reliable an
s ssss careful i1s Ss q g.. ss u ssn
az morning ~ FL those Interested n The
a III. 3. F, Nepsisr advertiser IN The Cszscmr
that he win sell the following properties: 80
square bounded By Cansl, Prieur. Customhouss
and Johpson Streets ~ feet front On Customhoase,
by l06 feet depth. ven improved. , :. 2 -,,',,r
= Alsos D lot 81 feet front On Columbus street,
between Roman and Prieuf streets, by 1S8 feet
Terms FOR both properties 0ne-hAlf cash, and
balance y one yoaI.- -l.slf 80 : / nm 80.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17
CRxscpv oSyIcz, No. ~ OAD DsEzss.
Friday Evening. April 10. l6oa


sale and jobbing trade Of the city has progressed
satisfactorily since the date Of our last weekly re
view, Friday evening, 9th inst. The movement IN
the leading staple has been very Irregular. Of
somewhat advanced figures. The stock Of Tobsc.
co Is now quite large, but the inquiry has been
light ct previous rates. More activity has been
noticeable In Sugars and prices have advanced.
All receipts Of Molesses sold readily OF former
quotations. Flour, Corn, Oats and Bran have ell
been 10 good request. supplies have materially de.
creased and prices have improved. Offerings Of
Hay have increased, bot the inquiry has been good
and prices are nrmer. Pork and Bacon have de.
clined under restricted demand, and Lard and
whisky have ruled quietst former figures. Money
IL still abundant and Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change are moderately active Of declining quota
tions. 81
Cofrox-we have again to comment on an IN.
settled, irregular and unsatisfactory weekly move
mer: ip the leading staple, Prices have varied
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

To TIE Honorable Common oss.en 4 Ne ~ q New o..
n. .,s-,,,.,.s $500 q, -s... 49,.
LahArps srsss from Claibsrne Calves stres respectfully
petition ycsr honorable body 70 pooa sfsssss
Be paved With lake shells II '--sfi .77--T
W sp6s NEE Qk4I rHass e g ssss~
WIDOW WI KAMFIELD. 100 ~
fH0MA6 LABERfIER LIS fesA
o. CONTOla IS feet.
I. vIGNAUD, y fssk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

9Exports o-day were divided q follows. viz ia
bales Tor Boston, and 1882 bales for Liverpool
q ToBlcco--We note . dull market for this article
during the past week. The inquiry has been only
fair and operations have been restricted. Prices,
however, continue firm. The receipts of late
have Materially increased our stock, Which d nov
good and offers great inducements 70 purchasers.
We quote market e follows:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17
NEW oRLEAEA o.. n M


NEW oKLEANB. o.. n IA
70 ne HononAls ne 0onnss Council Of New Orleans:
0snt!sno>Ihs undssisned property cyn:n q Bsliv.1
between Poyrs and Common and Lafayette streets
~ nunSsr Il ~ frcnt hsrsps snSossd Dc
respectfully inform honsrsDis bsdy The b>nqusts
street. between LAfaystts and Common unht
travel especially asr night We thsrsfsss lay thi. ps
before you to have said banqustss ndsvaks paved
ana ebsd according 70 law. for vh5sA - On ssr pray,
Il fiii rs DWELL q s.x
PATRICK NE RPHY, ITO - .'trt
fHO0. MARK1Y. DfesA
b. AWEBBA, 10 fesk 7lf'f
p z A. BRIDGE, $50 feet
CHAR ROSS, 60 feet, 70 .ra.
? JORH0HORf, 110 fes4 -
LAWRENOE McGREUNK, 50 feed
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 50 fss4, 80 "a 80 7
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet ~
JOHN FORD, 60 feet -
COufLED06 RAINEY, LOO ~
PATR1CK MAHkR 80 fsei j. u
HkERY GAINES. 50 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, % feet ...-
SCHMIDT BIEGLER, 100 tooA F.. =.
Z b j. BEIKKRY, $50 feet
4 JOHN BAKERY, 81 feet
Pskitisn sisnsd 1k.ol1 fest
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17


NosvsEIs-on.Ass, u scssbrs La
ArHcaorsbis enssi oomnun Dc = vifs = u Nouysrs
Orleans: q ..-.. .t-1.-t .asl- -
Nessess-Lss ecusssea propssetaira s Il BOLIVIA
snsre les Commune q LAyets rspressntsnt
nombre De pedg de hce sous men rssps
ueusemeat yoe honorable corps que lee ssnqssnss sar
de entire LayUtte et Commune sont dAas stat
les rend impasabes pietens surtout 10 nuit AIMS
done sourpetons pettsn dsmandAnt 10
d. banquettes sost pavecs repaxeae sonfmnsDsnt
b lof, pour lequel sous prierons etc = D
!. THOMAS O'NEIL. 667 piedA i' -1-.- L..
Patrick MURPHYJ no I-.l1
fHOS MAnKEY, 50
B. MES4R 70
OHAH hose, 90
LAWRENCE Nc0REUNE 50 DisdaL
WALTER CUNNINGHAM. 30 pfsds.
NIL MTAsIA Anr SHERIDAN. plea.
. ocS oHTL lHsRh . HArsEY lso,..s. 2 s.s
PATRICK MAHER 50 piedA
henry GAINES, 50
sCHn sTsTs hIEstER i ,ss s.:A
E.nsrs sss.i q p,.d.. Hsia
RALA1AV1..." BLAE4Ou
= HHr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Mr.. Charles S. Spencer, the authorized agent
of the State Republican Committee Of Connecticut has
been defay the travelling expenses OF legal
voters Of that State who temporarily employed in
EewYork City, that they may 20 home to vote at the
State election, next Monday About 100 young men,
chiefly clerks In business houses had to last evening
ayaed themselves Of the generous proposal The great
rush of applicants, however, will begin to-
day. Mr.. Spencer is confident that at least
200 voters will avail themselves OF the
privilege. Every person 20 whom this favor
ia extended is required to bring from his employer,
some responsible Citizen voHcher or certificate OF his
legal right to in the State of Connecticut These GER
cates are file at Mr. spencers Office, for the inspec
ton OF those gentlemen Of the press who have been dis
posed to charge the Connecticut Committee with dab
bling in the old Democratic arguments Mr. Spencer at
the earnest solicitation OF the State Executive Commit
tee will speak Hartford this evening Information re-
eeved various portions OF the State Indicates de-
cided reaction for the Republican ticket Monday next