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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is complete list OF marine trans
fers from the 14th August to present date:--
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This gentleman, who now misrepresents
our Government and the people Of the United
States at the Court Of St. James, blundered
the other day into what Mr.. Nasty would
call little "onpieasantness."
The Minister was present as guest at the
inaugural meeting Of the British Colonlne
Association, held in London, and on being
called out to respond to toast the honorable
gentlemen, as usual, made most grieyous
blunder, or, to use u slang phrase, put his
foot in it. Mr.. johnson said! ''It is possible
that some of the colonies which now flourish
under the dominion Of Her Majesty may find
themselves under the Stars and Stripes which
adorn the flag Of the United States"
This was touching John Bull In tender
spot, and may be fairly said to be an attempt
TO beard the British lion in his den. The
silence which this il-timcd remark occa.
stoned was ominous, aud the frowns upon
many an English face shew him his error
His apology was worse than the first offence
1t Is as follows: But trust that day will
never arrive. God forbid that any of He
MaJesty's dominion should ever be cur
Nbh NY AAAiS W ihbit hb9ulu tLhl
this Bunsbyism, and Is 1t not pertinent iu
quIry at this time, how long shall this Min
lister mlsrepresent us at the first court of the
world
Earl Granville, tho Colon ial Secretary,
did not hesitate at the proper time during
the evening to administer a cutting rebuke,
which our laundering diplomat must have
felt. The remarks of the Earl were received
with much laughter and immense applause,
This gentleman said: Il am rather afraid
that the Minister Of the great republic, who
has spoken with such singular eloquenct
this evening, will feel that 1t Is a little want
OF sense on my part which makes me unpre
pared At this moment to open negotiations
with him for the cesslon of British Canada
TO his Government" Docs not every Amerl.
can feel chagrinod and disguised that our
Ambassador should have exposed himself to
such a snubbing Please, Mr.. johnson
come home.
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-. u.
Nsw YoaR, HpriisHNooa.Noo,.ep dull and
unchanged ~ cents. sugar duli and un.
s ss.i as sss.s ssa.: Ss.. sss.ss
PcIs QUIET but 'tsady ssiiso''i's. doid,
lsif To .,,o,, x,r. .H.iaIr.Z !
BALrisoaH, April g. .Brsad,isfs-.The mar
ket for Flour TIL, morning was quiet and gen.
quotsOls change, The sale. OF chang 20 ar
Spring Extra a. % tayzeetT, and choice Howard
stree, 90. MsRer os, ,s ,,., "a, Al, ,.,,.r
heavy this morains, but priess esnpot be
quoted lower, although the tcnasnoy aewn-
and We note ssiss . foley ". Viz; ali while q
good isi DO. At cs,l.ssStifo; aud choice
&c SS wv Va. tn better supply to-day than for
several days past the receipts reaehing 1900
bushels, but Tor both white aud yellow pfice.
ssi.s a ssass e. ssSss. and ~ yellow Al he same
Oats were dull this morning, and sales were
made Of only one or Two small 10" AZ esWo1
Cohon.-Ths market Is quiet. IHoldsrs are
arm At quotations, ~ cents ior OfuosU, 20
Middllns. as,.@2s cents cents for middiinr,
but there are no buyers at these figures, and
We are without sales to report
Cefse.-we notice sales on Saturday Of 1000
| bags Rio, ex "CricKet," and 2,aeo bags do. ex
| "New Light both lots taken for New fork
account at iox Gents, gold, 10 bond We quote
A. before, viz; Rio at 9AQl2M cents, gold ~
bond, for fair to prime esrroes, and duty paid
at it9l6 cents Tor isir 70 good, le9z0h1 cents
for prime, ls6lslf cents Tor choice, gold La
| gusyrs at l18lTh cents, and JAVA hf7U2SA
| cents, gold, duty paid. .-r ~.
quote again q, follows: Cuba el.yed tsS1Si
cents do. Muscovado bo0ts eeam Engllsh
| Island 1910 cents, and Tor Porto Rico 0OQTo
cents.
MN Fsed.-Brown.tufi 10 steady At % cents.
and we quote Middlings as before at sS@oI
cents per bushei.
Provisions.-The market 10 heavy, and prices
tend downward. We notice sales 90 saturday
ofloo tierces Lard at lelS cents, and 20, 900 lbs
Bulk Shoulders, loose, At lax cent?, being 4
decline from previous rates Of to cent 10
each. Bulk Sides we quote At 10 cents for rit,
bacon 10 quiet, and the market for II rsthei
weak. Orders are being allied at lax cents foi
Shoulders, l8If cents for RIB Side., and "
cents for clear RIB d., but round lots would
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NO sTANnIxa srILL.

In spite Of experience and observation,
there are men 70 DO found here, and now, who
fail to appreciate the facts Of history or the
significant events Of our time. They do not
seem to apprehend the progress of ideas or
comprehcnd the force Of that manifest des-
tiny which is carrying the world onward to
tint higher plane Of social order and human
equality for which prophets have prayed
and about which poets sung. We have these
men among us to-day. They do not see that the
world moves they do not so that the past,
with all It's wrongs, Is dead, but linger around
It's trembling borders, seeking to pick up the
debris, and find the old cast-off garments II
may have left behind. Bat what avaIls III
The world will not stop FOR these people. 1t
will not tarry to gather up the old, useless,
tlmc.rusted garments OF a social regime
whose pAde aud glory, as well rs wrong and
oppression, has been swept away, never to
return.
Doubtless antiquity has its uses. The
social system which tho war has broken up
may not have been altogether evil or value
less but no matter, the shadow has gone
ONeI tueul' lue eulCt VI new SOCIAL era
has come forth. II is not wise to waste
time In vain regrets and fruitless attempts
TO reinstate what fate has declared shall moi
be. We cannot go back; neither will 1t do tc
pctrify In our tracks; but rather with the
living, moving, active world, as it looks ou
and secs the past behind, join In the com
placsnt ejaculation-"Let 1t gol" Rather
respond to that spirit OF rehabilitation which
recognizes right aud Justice as It's basis, com
prehends the present, shoulders the respon 81
bllity, and performs the obligations which
tho present hour presses upon Us. II there
Ia an obstacle In the way, march up at once
TO the point of danger, and, with the faith Of
assurance, remove 1t from the path. This
lstho spirit Of our day. The sooner We ap.
preciate 1t the better.
Our leaders must understand the situa
ton. They will thereby be able to execute
the laws, In letter and in spirit, TO the END
that justice to all may be done by meeting
present eIigencics, by such agencies as the
present hour demands. This is practical
wisdom. 1t is sound craftsmanship. Faith.
fully carried out, 1t will bring peace, order
and prosperity to the country. The popular
heart beats in sympathy with this sentiment
Let our legislators appreciate the fact, ant
move on In the same direction.
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rsr.osai. s
Cen. .: B'nhhosd M.srudsr is q ~

Owen House. 5y.g "a ~ ,N
kvaresto Laroche Is coming 70 Washington
as ambassador from Hayu.
Mr.. Frederick Douglass declines the Hay.
tien Mission upon the two-fold ground that
he cannot afford to take IL, asd prefers TO
dwell In the land 81 his birth. l. u
surgeon y. .. Edwards Is appointed rresi-
den', and surgeon george oiymer memoer
Oh nea'eal Doe,a 'o' 'ne pny''e"' eha"i''
nas'on o. omee,s 70, p.'"o,Va.
seniors Jose M, ~. l., anu n'ea'uo ea1eu'
ora' NJ roAa' " '",aie'ue au. Donso
Garcia, OF ouoa, d. m''Oy 'ea'A, oi 'ne
Argentine Legation, Hon A. W. nanoan'
OF Wisconsin, Gov Flanders, OF louisiana
ana General D. n Muliord, oi H''h ri''
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CARTKR-on the 9TH instant, A. o clock, after
q few day illness, RICHARD NJ. CAkTER. In tue
9th yekr Of his Age,
Ths friend. q he family are, Is'pssttally r.
a N. from the residenee Of his son.in law, J. T.
Penwlek, No Ill South street.
JACRsos-on the morning Of the 9Th instant,
aferA prolonged illness, DASiAL b. JACKSON, IN
the t3d year OF his age
The funeral vii take place q; day. a. O'clock,
from his late residence, No % Bril- street, George
town, D. c. The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
RDMONsTON On the 9Th instant. hART c.,
dsaEhisr Of Il. A, and s, J. Edmonston.
The frsa ada OF the family are Invited to attend her
funeral to-day, al No. iS High street, Georsetown,
DC.
JoHNsoN-0n the ID instant, Of pnsamonia, 81
o:i5 a. m. RoBERr WILLIAM, twin son OF Moliie J.
and Homer A. johnson, aged months aud days.
in The ish year of his sEs. BLIIS RiVEs, youngest
Of the late John G. Rlves.
PAGE. lin this city, on tho 9Th instant, hLgoIz
Bacon Page, aged ave months
The iaHersl VIII take pl.cs from her parents parents
friends o. the fsmil are Invited 70 attend.
1884, Louis mo. and Richmond Vs.) pApsrs plea
CODY,
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correspondent Of the Willlamsport (Pa.)
Daily Gazette writes to that journal as follows
respecting a new enterprise which Is on foot
to establish rolling-mill In Washington.
The contamination of work like this in
our midst would be of great benefit to this
community. This correspondent says;
'Last week Senator Scott introduced n
bill In the Senate enactng that sufiicency
OF land on Virginia avenue, near the canal,
be donated or leased TO Thomas Mcnamara,
ESQ.,, as u site for the erection Of a rolling
mill and nail factory, to be completed in one
year.
As there Is nothing of the kind In Wash
ingtOn, and as few cities promises better
facilities for manufacturing purposes, this
projected improvement is highly commend
able. Containing population of over one
hundred thousand, and rapidly improving,
something of the kind Is much needed, aud
1t Is strange that the attention of capitalists
has not been directed to improvements OF
this kind before. A magnificent future Is In
store for the Federal city, ellgibly located a.
1t is on a naylgable river, and soon TO be the
central point of several important railroads.
Mr.. Mcnamara, who proposes 10 start
ms valuable and much needed improve
ment, Is an old and experienced Pennsylva-
hl1 lrOn'lnaster, and gentleman of wonder
lul energy and untring perseverance. As
early as ISIS, he built the Hannah Furnace
In centre county, where he carried on bust
ness Tor eight years. ln 1898 he erected q
rolling mill, forge and nail factory at Dun
cansyille, Blair county, which he conducted
for eight years. but wa, Obliged to succumb
to the great reyulsion Of that period. In
1851 he erected rolling mill at HOLIDAYS.
burg, but soon after meeting with some se-
we're loss In business, was obliged to give it
up.
Although 90 years Of age, lie is hale and
vigorous, without gray hair, aud US actiys .
and determined as ever TO push forward In
the battle Of life. For few years past he
mas resided In this city. During the long
hhd active business career he has amassed
ana lost Two princely fortunes, but with an
unDroken spirit and determination to win,
he Is again on his feet and apparently as
vigorous as lie was forty years ago, when he
pioneered the iron bu,lncss In Centre county,
That he may succeed in h- present comme1.
dable undertaking cannot Tut be- caTnestIy
desired by all who appreciate the necessity
aud Importance of such desirable lmJroya.
ment, and Its realization would be the crown.
Ing success of a long and eycntful bu,incs.
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CIVIL TENURE ACr.-ThC bill agreed upon
and passed by both Houses of Congress,
which Is understood to repeal in effect the
civil tenure act, has received the approval of
the President. As we now understand 1t
this law empowers the Senate In the event
that they refuse TO confirm an aPpolntec oil
the President the old incumbent Is restored
to place. We would take this occasion to
congratulate the country that the intense
Agonlzing OF Interested parties upon this
question Is now over
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

MN sAMuEL BOYs, Of Laconc, Marshall
county 80 Mo-, had my sheep killed last week
uoss, come Of them within a few yards
o. h,s mouse They were worth seven dollaTs
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condition Of dlsorgaulzatlon, Mssh -g,<ws
out Of the failure Of Congress itself to legis-
late so as to enable the people of that State
to carry out rs own reconstruction policy.
40 fhsv mo
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So much for Che celebrated McGarfahan
claim. II has occupied more space than |
snticlpatcd-but l have no apology TO offer.
The fact that one Of the most important
committees in the House reported in Its IA
vor, and the House passed II, ls'enoueh.
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Insurance n.ursnoe.
PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After thu Payment Of One
Annasa nl1infkm.
ALL PoLtoIrs rosrrfytkx NOS. rorrstrfss

ALL rOtroIr, ro.riylsr sos.,o.r.rrr,s.
Branch oass New 5fsI M.tssi Life
Y NO. no . s<REKr,
Bstwssn Touftssnth snA riflssnth strsss,
claw sad Rxehsurs Bsiidias.)
~ wAsHIn0TonsD &c.
Aeareful esaminstion o. our systsn& sannst fail
70 convince ali who have EXAMINED the snhisst u
Eiffk issnu1slsos UUosfKNf Presents ssysn:
tases that are not offered elsewhere, espeeally In
the pIoysions Of forfeiture made IN the feloy
py which no one can lose Policy Or hn IN sseur;
Ing portion q their Insursnes afsSr one annsat
:, The hgeat takes plsesure 10 aqknowisdfisr the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
metamong the cLissns Of W4s Etop and yieinity,
many ~ them beinS our leading business men.
.khovIeas q opf prcniplne-s Ia he TpAymsst Of alt
our losses. The popplsrity Of cur Company and
seen n the fact, that aithourh We havs oniy been
established 10 this Agency little more than two
years, and have mads ne notss about our large
patronage, yet we PAID 70 the Corporation o.
last year IS the books Of he REGISTER
will showt tar on fafFer Income thar . fares
majority 81 The Companie. doins bunness n ills
All We sshis eafsfpi .Isniuatfss Sf sur sys-
tenn, and We feel satisfied we shAil still have oar
snare maj q s me 'ainy yoHN q. LIeMrKl,
mhlp-eosm - :. ~ :. oensI a. hAnAleLl
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Special Notices.

toy HorF's MALT Ex s,.s !. Is A
Of weak and constitution. and all those
who are Suffering from Dyspepsia, iosa Of sppsiie,
rsuEsment Of the whole system, II take. the place
LIQUORS as remedial agent and In ali eases where
siilhtly stimulAtiys beverage and tonic are
&c led, Ap6 o.
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~-NoTIoR 10 TAx-PAYEns.

--r OFFICE or rHE AssBssoH,D
WlsuIssros, b. d. :, April j, isp."
Notice 10 hereby given that the assessor mt fer
1893 Ia completed, and that the Assessors will meet
at their once daily ,tsund ysexoepted,) atpam.,
and continue In session until p. m, from this
date TO May 10, 1890, to hear complaints and APP
peals Of All peIsSa. who may consider themselves
Secretary Of the Board Of Assessors.
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fw.oARPETs, CURTAINS, az

tS-sPECIAL TEnTION Is
~ called to the very nne NEW DINING
RoOMs for Lad es ani G.ntlsmsn. the only one
delphiA, and BGston sIYie, Ladies that visit Mr.
BRETT,s can coma IN aud havs the very best TEA,
near " jAnl5-tf
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s(SBs BANKRUPTCY-T last amend
k ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the hrst day Of
January, 1859. no discharge shall be granted 10 a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to AUy per
centum Of the claims proved against his estate.
2pqn which h. shall bS liable as prtnctpa! debtor.
This clause does not, however, shut out from the
benefit Of the law all poor debtors, for It further
provides that eertain Petitioners, and all who com
charges, though they may have no assets, Not
yithstAndiug The provision, In view o. its limita.
si applying for he bsusat of the law In all parts
u the county.
Persons In his District who still wish to avail
themselves Of Its benefit, and who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they are IN.
eludsd Ia Ibe term. Of tbs limitation, The sub;
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
AI2rn9y A Law and Solicitor Ia Bank ruptey.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

WAsHISeror, April 8, isoe.-Jay Cooke d
%, furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
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A QUESTION OF INTEREST.

How fur the exposures made by the recent
legal proceedings In New York may go to-
wards defeating the present plans Of this
railroad lobby on Congress Is not yet known.
As thos. plans do not ask for appropriations
Of lands or money, fear they will succeed.
Though their success will surely enable the
managers Of the road In the end to defraud
the Government and people out Of the whole
thirty millions interest tho United States has
in the work, 1t is greatly feared by many
that Congress will shield them, as proposed,
from the purposes Of the New York courte
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s@sPHILosOPHY OF MARRIAGE
sS New Course OF Lectures, as delivered
d the New York Museum Of Anatomy. enbraeipg
the subjects How TO Live and What 70 Live For;
Rsyiewedi The Cause Of lndlgestionI Flsluisnee
and Nervous DissAsss aSeouated I9ri Marriage
will DO forwarded on receipt Of four stamps BY Ad
dressing Secretary Museum Of Anatomy, BAlti-
more. n West BAltimsre street. Baltimore. Nd.
apply
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEw YoRK, AprilS-Noon.-Uo dull and
unchanged 2sN cents. Sugar dull and un.
changed. Flour dull and unohsnsed. Wheat
dull and nominali ti.to9tib Corn quiet but
Pork quiet but stesdy tsiis0sai.7s. Gold,
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that the Democracy Of Minnesota desire to
act Independently of mere forms and theories
which have lost their substance" and ''to
consign settled questions to the past. The
declaration might have been more explicit.
A statement Of the questions which the men,
bers of the convention were willing TO con-
slider settled would have been useful. But
none can doubt what they are. And with
this resolution on record none can doubt that
the Minnesota Democrats, in dscarding
forms and theories which have lost their
substance, repudiate opinions and purposes
to which the New York Democracy still OBJ
stinately cling.
The position assumed in this regard derives
additional significance from the fate which
attended an attempt to commit the Minnesota
Democracy against the fifteenth amendment.
The resolutions reported by Mr.. Cassidy to
the recent convention at Syracuse, and by
that body unanimously adopted, echo the
stale prejudices in opposition to the amend
ment. The Democrats of Minnesota, wiser
in their generation, voted down proposition
to express hostility to the amendment on the
ground-as explained in behalf of the COM
mittee-that such a resolution would be
dead weight on the Democratic party. with
this resolution out of the platform, said one
of the delegates ''they might be successful:
with it in the platform, defeat was certain.
So opposition to the fifteenth amendment was
quietly consigned ito the past.
These incidents are not without a moral
They prove that the policy expounded by
General Rosecrans has strong and active sup
porters in the Democratic party, and that
while its Eastern msgnates insist upon re-
viving exploded issues with every contest, the
West will have no lot or part in the transac-
ton. Out of party thus divided good may
some day come. Meanwhile, however, its
chance Of achieving any decisive victory can
not be great
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Has- FOR THE SUMNfER.--TO PREVENT
Il slnbuEn and all discoloratons and irrtstons Of the
SIN bites Of mosquitoes other insects Wrgnts
Alconated Glycerne Tablet II is delciousy fragrant
aparenti and has equal toilet soap For sale by
99lIf5lgflstS ~ generally. Il. G. A WRIGHT, No ~
CBEsNUT Street 2B
El2y- LAW . DEPARTMENT. UNIVERSITY
49, VI PFN NNS1LNAEIA.--A A term will commence on
MONDAls Oct 1ber 4 Introductory Lecture by Pro.
iessor MORRIS at o'clock p. NJ 92i y
la CHARLES GIBBONS HAS REMOVED
his LAW OFFICE to the North American news
laPt Luil1ng, No IL 5 THIRD Street, second floor,
iront, - e@im
IA DIR. T. X. THOMAS. THE LATE OPE-
rator q the Cotton Dental Association, is now the
- % IN Phadeiphia Who deyoes his entire time and
PaSce 70 extracting teeth. absolutely without pain BY
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EaS1 J Os E POEY,
Medico-Cirujano de la Universldad de Ia HAbAns,
reeibe eonsultss de II de Ia manans de 80 de Ia
tarde en- su ohcna cale Nueve (sud No 75 Residenca
en- Ia eAlle de Green, No. ls17.
DIR. JOSEPH PoEY,
Graouate OF the University Of Habana CCubs) has re.
moved his Office to No. 735 S Ninth street Residence
No. lsl7 Green street.
Once HOurs-stOnA An. sHto6P.N 7sH
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A Confidence ODerntor.

An individual representing himself as NJ. d. Ben
kert, junior partner in the firm Of Benkert SON
shoe Dealers OF Philadelphia, was arrested yester-
day q confidence man. The Individual has been
in this city for several days. boarding at one of our
nrstclass hotels, and putting style generally On
sunday he attended one Of our churches and in the
afternoon visited the Sunday-school connected with
said church, and took active part In the services
lie afterwards called upon one OF our fashionable
tailOTs and ordered suit Of Clothes and the pants
and vest were cut out. Upon information made at
the Mayors oice he was arrested and committed to
prison. Mr.. Benkert, the person he represented
himself TO be, arrived in this city this morning, and
the defendant viii be taken to Philadelphia where
he has been engaged in several swndling operations
lie is said to be Accomplished swndler and CON
idence man.-HdTr TrtsbuTg TetegrGph Of yest rday.
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WESTERN DEMOCRATS ON THE MARCH.

From then. Y. Times.
General Rosecrans has not counselled in
vain. His letter to the Ohio Democracy, de-
clining the nomination that had been ten
dered him, and setting forth the necessity for
change in the platform and tactics of the
party, has impaired force and direction to
Western opinion upon the subject. In In
diana and Wisconsin, Democratic journals
had proclaimed the growth of desire to
shake off the old Copperhead issues, and to
deal with living, practical questions under
the leadership of men who realize the drift of
the revolution which the war accomplished
But the view was vague and intangible.
General Rosecrans gave courage to those who
cherished it, and in the Wisconsin Conven-
tion they achieved a partial triumph. The
platform adopted by that body was mild and
rational compared with the utterances which
have hitherto prevailed
The Democratic Convention of Minnesota
has taken similar though yetlTger stride
in advance Of those who guide the affairs OF
the party in the Eastern States. Minnesota
boasts of bracing and exhiarating atmos-
phere, and a go-ahead, energetic people.
These characteristics may or may not explain
the determination of the Democracy OF the
State to be bound no more by the traditions
of Tammany. This only is certain-the con-
vention whose proceedings we chronicled on
Wednesday declared by formal resolution