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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., 8

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until IL NJ Of the
8ls day of July 1882 for the excavang cang
NIL earth from the site OF the Post Oce The Park,
amounting to 1000 cubic yards, less The sand
found the site will not be included in the contract nut
will be retained by the The excavation 10 DO
made directed the Supervising Architect or his duly
authorized agent.
Measurements will be In the excavation and the pay
monthly reaarving per centum faithful
and prompt completion OF the work.
ALI bids be accompanied BY penal bond In the
Of {@l000 thousand dollars that the bidder win
and perform tho contract awarded 10 him, the su1cency
OF the TO be certified BY the District Attorney OF
the District where the bidder resides The department
the right OF rejecting any all bids ID
deemed for the inter ef to do and any
bid that does NOT Conform III avery apect to the require
rnens Of this advertisement will mot be considered.
Proposals will be enclosed in sealed envelope endorsed
"Proposals Excavang" and addressed to tho under
signed. A. B. MULLETT, Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
j OrTi0s or rue sorxavIsrNa AxoH1rror,

/ OFFI01 or THt SUPERVISING AEoHiTEoTl
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until IL H. Of the
3ist DAY Of july 1852 for all the whole OF the
Fence and stone Coping the United States
on the Park New York. 500 Broadway 500
Park and $50 fest circular between them,
being $50 feet more or les OF iron Fence and Coping
fore 18th day OF August next and al portions Remaining
the ground after that date will be forfeit to the United
Sboaais must be endorsed "Proposals Iron Fence and
Stone Coping" and will DO addressed the undersigned
The Department itself the right reject any
ali the bids DO deemed for the interest Of the govern
mont TO do and bid that does not conform In
respect to this advertisement will not BE- conadsred
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
| nteresiug, Invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS showing
how TO live and what live for, delivered daily the
New York Museum Of Anatomy. Those Unable to attend
6la broadway.
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9o'ciocs as ~ Canal stree paror Suits Centre and
Extension Tables pier and mantel Mirrors, velvet Carpets
walnut, mahogany and enameIed suts Bed.
ding Tselss Bed Linen Wardrobss Bookcase Lounge,,
hand Carpets, Ooloths &c lots
and trade Goods packed and shipped.
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Ropxar sonERvLLE, AUcrIoNKER or1ICs n
koBERf soERRyiLLx VIII ssi on Thursdsy. Er.day
and saurday h soh and slst july stl O'clock At DIV
broAownys the entire establishment Of the
LONDON sTEkk0aC0PI0 AND Pn0T00RAPHG GO,
including the large stock Of Views 6tcreosc0pes. Phoo-
graphs, Enravnss Paintings Negatives imported and
nestle LSnses Cameras, and all Photographic accessoes
Fittings and Fixtures, &C., &c. y
Of the COMPANY.
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WLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. 9
w CITY Hail piace--wiii sell on Tuesday, Filth inst at
ioH ocoSk the Lease Stock and Fixtures q the Liquor
English lpul Ale Pump splendid Counter Kcgs Casks
Of old Rye and Bourbon Whiskeys Brandies Wines &C.
The Lsase has years TO run.
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sEsEsAE 1 1BDaaI1ssT99Es: g SEsTs
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w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLAok
Doors open at7N. To commence a. o'clock.
CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT
AUGMENTED ATTRACTION.
Engagement of the pSgu|ssr S FGa1g comedian
Who will make bis first appearance in this city after N
The fav0s's' artist H. sroppARp.
Who VI" appear sS ssH{Ss'lSs Yin
The performance will commence with Boucicauls drama
THE LONG STRIKE.
| with an unusually strong cast
The evenings entertainment will conclude with r. o
pLA ta;s; as sfajo sS &
LITTLE a ssHH ESA SASas1 sAEnS UP.
| At O'Clock. Doors open At ~.
| WAIIAck's
close the Win than ordinary
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who win have the honor q making bis rst ss
.ns F4RS
supported r g ....
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LYDIA rHoS Sfsss TROUPE,
who viii conclude of the most brilliant engagements
lighted and aSDfss's''7i; i esiis $ssk
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rxop, S1sSAD RE SAILOR.
GRAND BA1 sFEasDrD SCENERY.
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TWO DAILY DnAxAT1c PERFORMANCES
ADMISSION r. Hai AAH 9 gEs4 AsErnAc1'0s'
Every evening at s, PqsITIyELY Every afternoon asa
POLICE SPY E. fGb6pY. SPIRIT FRIEND
EsFss
and entire f IHIIS SSSRiny RooKH
seventh %Ss Az rifynnsA '
THE F ssEiF sAsSFs o so me SEASON
1aF ss ssssfr aSEaiSd s.S SsgnssEnA
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foss sshns Sis Es init wsie" ssr.u'.
Lied "rhs E sssassrf bES AND IESGH
8 Waltz, wine Women and Sons" tnew)". Strains
Z ovssrs, "Poss and PesssnV ..snpps
Ave M"ri Mr. j. LEVY AND oicHEssfRA. '''''00n0'
Waltz "Desputationen" new. Strauss
TO- Polka "Concert Haus" (newl. Rlss
IL Grand ouadrlIs, "schus,zen"( Stratus:
T. Oy.rure "whnsm Teli Rossinl
MR.. J.. LEVY:
A. selection 4DMss fd s CENTS ''0A''
PRIVATE BOXES, EXTRA, 81
wal. and % At schuoers &c Coz So BrosdwaS W.
| d Great Triumph of the Combination.
| Second week Of Msssrs. HAw LEY and MTAco,
| Champions Of the world .,..,..
cha 81 e S s cCrs 0H2%IEY
Fisher three nS: :. ST;%s o. Ea assf
Friday sy:nne, Far:ws Bsnsd KATE FISHER.
| c1o MUSEUM OF ANATOMY s!ss
| sisA Broadway. gig
| az We are fearfully and 6!s
| sis wonderfully made zig
Ssis The Beauties wonders and Monstrositos OF sls
sis the Human and Animal Creation to be seen ~ ss s
5 q As hAPIss, EFw xu xGSE sssss
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$40 fall TO visit this marvellous and wonderful coec sso
sso ton. Females only in avendan me S SsS
| vJooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
III The Red Gnome, Robt Butler, Master Martin Fay.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
U Corner Twenty-thrd street and Eighth avenue.
SIXTH WEEK f'r
SIXTH WEEK.
LUCILLE WESTERN. ............. THE -
LUCILLE WESTERN. COUNTESS DE Li8L8
LUCILLE WESTERN... .CARTOUCHH
LUCILLE WESTERN. THE PRINCESS
LUCILLE WESTERN. -. .as...... CAPTAIN ct. LEON
LUCILLE WESTERN. -. AS. :. CLARISSE DKLLVILLn
SATIN IN PABB{{S.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATiNEE.
G GEEEkAt 4 4PHIssT8N e SENTs
NOTICE-In compliance With repeated applications q VI
box oce the rePectfI AnrSuncs The repre-
tho beautiful play Of EAST LYNNE, op MONDAY, Az
GUST g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

DICHARD WALTERS AUCrIONEER.-Mh RSHALs
III sell this day (Monday Mt ID o'clock nj tho
OF Twcay.hrd stree. and Sixth svsaue over ees
which he had the 9TH day OF july 1852 at time alter
OF Ia and 10 Dental Ioois, Chairs, &c.
JOHN I. sTEWART, City Marshal.
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DEcEIvRR's SALE OF A
IL Printing Establishment.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

on Friday, July %, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
the Printing Establishment OF Raymond, Canton Adcc,
situated at Liberty stree consisting Of two medium Hoe
Engine, Piper Cutting Machine, imposing stonesi Hoe
Proof Press large assortment Of Book and TYPE
together with ONCE Furniture including Iron Safe Desks
&c, &C. This Is OF the most complete establishments o.
the kind In this city, and now IN successful OPERATION IL
go desired the whole win be sold IN lot with good VIII
FRANCIS NJ. BIXBY, Receiver.
The above sale s adjourned to Tuesday July a. at IL
o'clock NJ. By order FRANCIS NJ. Bf&BY, Receiver.
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r BoGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE NAN
81 haitian Steam LaundryWll SELL Tuesday, July ~, at
O'clock the premises sss East Eighth street the effects
shaftng Copper Kettles Tubs Washing Machines, Manges
wringer, Irons, Flung and Crimpng Machines. Tables,
and Chaels belonging to FIRST class laundry Lease Of
premises. +. j. HANBURY, Attorney Tor Morteagee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

nrnr FOR RENT OR LEASE, IN HUDSON AVE.
900. nue., Hudson CITY 70 nlnutes from noboken
fery two story high basement French roof House. nearly
new 10 rooms Immediate possession good security APP
ply Al s&n uuispn street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

MORTGAGE sALE.-J BOGART, AUCTIoNEER, WILL
M sell public auction on Monday the 2eth day Of July,
1859 o'clock the forenoon 1T his auction rooms No.
North William street, under and BY virtue Of a chattel
gage and BY order Of the attorney for the two
Black walnut Billiard Tables together with Balls Cues,
Bridges, &C., belonging TO ths sarno
JOHN II. HITLER Attorney for Mortgage.
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r BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
e. Rich and costly Barroom and Restaurant Fixtures.


at II O'Clock, at No. 50 Cedar street, opposite Post office.
Marble Bar and Cigar Counters carved black walnut back
tor, Gas Fixtures Cigar Cases Is feet eating Counter with
Extension Dining Tables, copper Kettles Casters large
Range in perfect order cost @S0o cooking Utensils Crock
ery and Glass Ware, black Walnut Doors, &C.
N B-The fixtures be at time before the sale.
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BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DEAL EsTATE-FOR SALE, THE VALUABLE PRO
N perry and the Buildings thereon situated 70 feet on First
street and U0 feet the basn be cousructed At Bush
wick creek For fur her particulars apply 10 THOMAS kEL-
LY, Ia iron yard Frat street. near North Thirteenth, VIII
I n rna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

THE HANDsOMEsT AND REST BUILT MODERN
House, three sorles high sloop, French roof location
splendid price $500; terms easy
BUCKLE 4 DAYY, 1852 broadway, room 49,
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DROWN STONE HOUSES FROM $4,000 TO $4,000. IN
ID desirable localities al reduced valuation offer
ed Tor sale by WARD OGDEN, Broadway corner Seven
teenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

A MAGNIFICENT FOUR STORY HIGH STOOL
"A brown stone House on Fifth avenue; marble halls
nantes hardwood Gnsh 81 Zee, for 1S599 ,erms easy
OSCAR SMITH, % Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

nNE OF THE FINEST COUNTRY REsIDENCEs-L
~ splendid House, with view, and highly
ductve Farm connected of about 300 acres situated
Hudson for sale easy terms, other property In par
olce,
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n BURKE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL At PUBLIC
~. auction this day IMonday,, at O'clock r NJ, on
cbats mortgage and ~ order Of the attorney tor the
ing part Parlor su six pieces black
walnut marble top Tables, Bedroom Suit and othsr
tces described in said mortgage. Mrs. MARY WALTERS
Mortgages; H. CHURCHILL Esq, Attorney for Mortgages
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER-LAReE SALE OF
M Household Furniture two seinway and one CHECKER.
nfs'f 81 LUDLOW co., will sell by auction on Tuesday,
July a. 1885, Mt 0x O'clock at southwest corner OF Madison
ny y 1 hoss Msbnganv Psror su IN maroon nsb
Sofas Lounges Easy Chairs marble top Centre and fancy
tave Pianoores 1.-TWO stenwsy and one ChickerngD bro
cate and lace Curtans walnut anu maaogany hsas eads
Pillows, Banxess Sheets Coun,erpane, mahogany Dining
Glass; Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocloths,
Kitchen Laundry Utensils &c Also, SO School Desks lot
Chars and School Furniture Catalogues at Auctionsers
Office. No. Pine street.
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DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER,
1856 Chatham street, will sell al ii O'Clock, 600 lots Of
mems and women's Clothing Beds and Bedding, Boots.
Shoes, &C. BY order off Frankol, No. Oliver street,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

SENIOR LEMUs telegraphs from
Washington that he has authentic
information that Spain will send mo
more troops to Cuba until the gun
boat question is settled. The Span
iards acknowledge that without YES
sells, ID would be useless to blockade
the island and crush out the rebellion.
-Four OF the boats are ready for arma-
ment.
One hundred and fifty workn,e,
from Pittsburg iron foundries have
contracted with Cubans to 20 to Gu
ba and work in foundry.
Senior Jose Manuel Macais has been
commissioned agent for the Cuban
government to treat with the Spanish
authorities in reference to aeknowi.
edging the independence of Cuba. He
LETT Washington for Europe last Sat-
urday, and expects to meet General
Prlm ut some point in France, and
at once enter into negotiations con-
corning the object of his mission. i'm
accordance with the promise made bv
Gen. Prim to the CubalTs some four-
teen months since. The Cubans fur
nished the Spanish revolutionary
Junta 81 100000 in gold to aid i'm
overthrowing Isabella, In return for
which Cuba is to be made independ-
ent. ...i..'......I. n - AN y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21


GRANTS habits are not such as to
satisfy the staid members of his
party. The Whitewater (vis.) Reg
lister reflects the opinion and senti-
ment of large body Of Republicans
whenit says: ~ =. La '
"The truth would seem to be that
Gen. Grant is out Of place in the
presidential chair. He has no, taste
for civil business, possibly he has no
talent for 1t. He prefers the vulgar
snobby and immoral society of wa
tering places to the staid and sober life
of the White House. It need not be
concealed that Gen. Grant delights
in the society of the race-course and
takes delight In driving o nobby horse
over Bloomingdale road. For the
good name of our country we NAV
not speak Of these things aloud; but
we can not escape the conviction that
our President is out Of his element
when surrounded by his cabinet, and
much prefers to select his company,
and is not always particular TO select
the best.n 900 -, ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

The Memphis Appeal says: ave
cannot let the occasion of Col. Sam.
Jones retiracy from the Memoirs
and Ohio railroad pass without ex-
pressing our sense ofhis merits as one
OF the first railroad men in the coun-
try man Of exhaustless resources of
skill, tact, enterprise and energy, and
n thorough gentleman withal. How
much he has aided the Ohio road we
VIII not attempt here and now TO re-
latei suffice it that to him its reorgan.
ration and present efficiency are in
great part due, and that Mr.. Wood
run, the accomplished and energetic
PRESIDENT, down to- the poorest train
hand the fact has been time and again
recognized, recognized too in proper
ways and with Incoming words
OF enconium. To his new position as
General Agent of the Louisville line
he carries every quality necessary to
It's proper conduct, and we can assure
that company that they secured the
services OF aman, than whom few
enjoy to greater extent the respect,
the good will and the good wishes Of
me people OF Memphis. We honor
him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

cab walk into the ranks Of the Democratic
party, and, with all the strength TINT mn.
lures God has given Us; aid In strikips the
blow that shalt 10y tile Republican party
low. When the war closed. the Democratic
party took us by the hand. invited ms 10
seats in thei ~ conxeut,ous. c,psldcre., n no.
dishonor to be found In our compapv. and
boldly advocated the constitutional rights
-four dismantiod states ana disfrancbised
citisens. A rebel ifrthc ranks of the Bemo.-
cratic party can feel that lie Is stilll am
American citizen, aud entitled to the rights
ofan American citizen. But, let tfle South
ssrsr forget the course OF tic Republican
party towards lierstetesand citizens. She
owes that party iarse debt-not on ac-
Oh he, war, but on account ofthe
'reasnenswe have received since the war,
ana ~ the blessing OF God, aud the aid of
.ne national Democratic party, we expect
70 pay thatdebt. The South owcsit to her
own seif-rcspect-to her dead heroes to her
glorious history-at once without wasting
herstrength In vain and futile attempts to
form new tiesto suit dispsptic and SUI
perann nl politiciansl, 70 march in one
SUR" VIZ" unoroken column 10 ioin the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

TRADEsMEN FROM ABRoAp.-The
Labor Exchange, at Castle Garden,
New York, finds places for MANY of
the laborers as they land. Its returns
for q few months, although, ofeourse.
including but a small part of The
skilled immigration, may Indicate
the proportion Of its different depart
ments In which it comes. These re-
turns report Tailors, 275; shoemak
and cabinet-makers, about 200 each;
weaVers, l75; carpenters, $50; coal
miners, 100; bricklayers, as; mason.
90; bakers, Go; gardners, 100; wheel
rights, 400; Natchmakers, 80 lock-
smiths, 40; machinists 35; painters. 30
butchers, As; coopers, 4; tanners, 40,
tinsmiths, 40; and musicians, 40.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21
New Business for 1868.

9105 Policies, iusuring $50, 1885,
947 81, being an increase of nearly
40 per cent. over the business Of '67.
The increase in new business very
largely exceeds the average of all the
other companies in the United States.
Dividends paid to Policy holders
in 1868, in cash, sl;225,s65 z6. I
The Following table concisely and
intelligibly exhibits the progress Of
the Company during the past five
years:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

A PRINTER ELEcTED.-Henry
Young, one of the oldest printers in
the State, has been elected to the
Legislature from Overton county, on
the Conservative ticket. Mr.. Young
is one Of the purest men in the State.
w. l.. Barry, one of the Oldest
printers on the continent, has been
committee Of one to re-
ceive Mr.. Young at the meeting, of
the Assembly. Mr.. Barry is also,
candidate for door-keeper of the
House, and we hope he may be elect
ed, as no man is more deserving the
position.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

A dispatch from New York city of
the 17h says George r.. Rutter, Pres,
ident of the First National Bank of
Memphis, was arrested in that city.
ffe is charged with embezzling $780,
600 of the school fund Of Tennessee.
The authorities of this State have
been notified of his arrest, and officers
from Memphis will bring him. to this
State for examinations.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21
NeN York MarEe1s-

New YoRK, Aug. ls.--bfoney ontInt hes
easy. and the demsnd was promptly met nj
Q to 2 per cent, with exceptions at 5 per
cent 70 governipent dealers. Sterling dull
TO 1874 and closed at iss5saiS4. CARRYING Inc
rates 2a7 per cent. .Clearances SIS, OO1. 600.
state bonds firm; old Tennessee's 6i1S, new
3ic.; flour IS g0@6 50; wheat 81 5iaaf G0 Corn
q 9oal ~ whisky 81 i7ai l7,l, sugar, Cuba,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

GEO. PEAEABopY has donated to
the trustees of Washington College
$50, 900 TO establish additional profes.
sorships recently proposed by the
President of the College, Gem Lee
Mr.. Peabody's health is improved so
much that he was able To dine at the
hotel table, As he appeared the crowd
gathered around him with demon
STATIONS Of congratulation on his
eonValescence.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21

H
THE New York Herald. says: The
treasury statement Of the receipts and
expenditures of the government for
the quarter ending June 80, as pub
lished lately, shows that the income
is enormous, and far exceeding the
current demands upon the treasury.
Although this quarter Of the year is
not considered the mostprolific to the
treasury, the receipts were over q
hundred and nine millions from the
regular sources of revenue. This is
at the rate of oyer four hundred and
thirty-six millions year. 1t is re-
markable state of things, and shows
the wealth of the country, the patient
manner in which the people bear
taxation, and how freely they pour
their money into the. treasury when
demanded by hegovernment. With
such an exhibit of the finances, who
can doubt our ability to,pay the ma
tional debt within a reasonable time?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21
ron CITY MARsHAII.

In obedience to the call OF MANY VOTERS.
l hereby announce myself q candidate for
city Marshal. Election to take place LIST
Saturday In October. X. NJ. PROUTY. I
July 81, lS69-tde. - 49,
,BRINGHURST as candidate for Sity Mar.
shall, at the October election. [ag7tei
We are authorized to. announce r. b.
WAiTHALL as a candidate for City Mar
shall, at the October election. [agl4te.
We are authorized to announce JACK
LAY rs a candidate for City Marshal, al
the ensuing election in October. pr
Aug. IA, 1S69-tde. ID t.,..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-08-21
BRowNLow.
HE Views OF the'E Tennessee
E1ectfon.


-
m. la. 80, ,
ING -ioiiowihg Sse.ter, addressed
to the washington Chronicle, APP
pears In the Knoxville WhIR of Sum.
dov.
lar ~ 5.sa-
hNoAvaILh, aug. ~, 1909.
TO tho Editor Of Washington Chronicle:
SIR-I wish to say few words
through your journals to the .Repub-
licans OF the nation generally, and
also to the President and his Cabinet,
particularly touching the late Ten
nessee election. Iaug. .gopt
Hon. Dewitt G. Senter Is elected
Governor OF Tennessee by majority
ranging nom sixty to seventy thou
SAND, having carried East, Middle
and West Tennessee, the three grand
divisions OF the State. There We're
many fraudulent votes cast, i have no
doubt, but the majority is quite too
large to be set to the account offkaud-
-ulent votes. " .o9s uAo aU sleIi bgs.
take occasion to endorse Govern
or Senter as sound and reliable Re-
pubifcan, the charge of his enemies
TO the contrary Notwithstanding. q
Inc Legislature, though not Re
publican, Is not Democratic !. and
therefore will not elect Andrew John
son to the Senate, but will fall back
on some such conservative, old-line
wing as Ex-Governor Neil 8. Brown,
or ballle Peyton and, in my judg-
ment, Will adopt the fifteenth amend
ment. s'lvi - 1850"
Messrs. Stokes and Butler, sitting
by defeat, and by the loss of both Of
their congressional districts, which
nave been carried by the Senter par
ty, 1t Is said by their friends, will
proceed at once to Washington to
have all Federal officers in Tennessee
VINO voted for Senter instantly re-
moved, ana Stokes Republicans APP
pointed IN their places. Thousands
OF as good Republicans as Tennessee
Affords voted for Senter as Republic
can candidate; and to-day a majority
OF the Republicans OF Tennessee are
senter men. They have never sent
delegations TO Washington t0invoke
the AID or the administration In the
conhict, and they will not do so now,
even for the sake Of continuing their
friends in office. 1 write in no spirit
OF dictatl0n, but In that OF friendly,
cautiOnary advice. We think here
IN tennessee that 1t was quite enough
for members Of the Cabinet to send
eiectioneering letters during the can
yass, declaring their preference for
Stokes; and now to turn Republicans
out Of office for daring to vote for
Senter as their choice Of the two Re