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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAIsAn-This valuable
preparation, ~ popular Tor the last orty year.
mi msinlans is supremacy for all aestons Of the
Thr,at and I.ungs Prices, rs and 90 ccats. Cutler
brothers Co, Gate Reed, Cutler q Cob Boston
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WASHINGTON, April !
6, lS7O. }
DEAR SIR:
Your telegram wa
duly reed aud attends
to. The Committee o
Ways and Means haI
agreed to admit tn
machinery for manufac
turingcotton yarnsfr
When I suggested :
them that Il might an
swer II they would I'D
NIT iron, steel and othe
material Of which ma
chinery Is made free
the Pa. members tho
Il would not answer an
I think there Is . ma
jority now against II.
Yours truly.
JOHN LYNCH.
J. ii. MCMILLAN, ESQ.
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BIDDEFORDSMAINE.

he saes from BssA 70 wIssasst, Is hauled
By ozsn and hOres. II Y Ne Won't travelling
fur thirty yssr. vi
whom the telegraph Of saturday announced -
having been unshipped by lightning. isa per-
dent Of this description has happened to. him.
ly DESTROYED was that Of the Sallie Fern which
occurred in 1861. Tho other was that Of the
Elvira Oven which WAS struck In the Bay Of
Biscay In 1854, When every man ON board was
knocked down, one man being killed outright,
and others injured in q very serious manner
The Thomas Freeman makes the second vessel
which was entirely consumed. Both the Sally
Fern and the last named vessel met their fate In
nearly the same latitude or In the vicinity Of
Iiatteras. ----
Hamlin, the burglar, attempted to break
Jail at Belfast again one day last week: lie had
succeeded In saving OF the bars TO the door Of
bis cell, and also OF the jail before he was dis
covered. He used y saw inside Of the steel
spring from hoop skirt. The bars were sawn
nearly Of, and tho Sits filed with shoemaker's
wax 90 neatly a not TO bc dsccrnable. In .
few hours more he would have been ct lib
erty. F.r
The Wing says. with cruel irony, that since
the closing Of the barn, the. best young men In
Bangor are combining themselves TO milk % .
beverage. s.lrrF nd ,#
At the Grand Army Fair In Lewiston q vet
ersn was relating his exploits to ZONE friends,
and, In the hearing Of some boys. mentioned
that he had been in Ave engagements. "Thats
nothing" broke In . little fellow. my sister
Sarah has been engaged eleven times" 30
says the Lewiston Journal.
Seventy gallons Of intoxicating liquoas were
seized In Skowhegsn last week. Gloom sits up
on the brow of Skowhegan thercat. =.
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No. 3.
Sll. 1871

DIppEropp, April 10th 1870.
HoS. Mr.. LYNCH, NJ. c., Washington ID. Z
Depr Sir: ..... ..... ...
len home ON the 18th inst. and returned to
day, and find your letter and telegram oil the lo'h
In day or two will write you stating upon
what nv published letter was based Yours Of
the 9Th inst. to which you refer was not suitci'
ent to justify my Withholding mine from the
public. =. .
Jas. III. MCMILLAN.
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WASHINGTON
April l6, 1870. !
s. II. MCMILLAN, ESQ.
SIR.

April l6, 1870.
JAS. II. MCMILLAN, ESQ.,,
Biddeford,-Dsar Sir .
Your letter on admis-
sion Of cotton machine
Try free Of duty, address
Cd to me and published
in the Diddeford Union
s Journal Of 10Th inst,
conveys the impression
that I am In favor Of
the free admission Of
fsuch machinery.
This. of course you do
|, not intend. rs you have
-lmy letter Of the 9th inst. /,
in reply to your tele-
,lgram, iYormirg You
That I ,could oppose such
. a measure. and do all !
-lcould 10 defeat 10, unless
the material Of which
the machinery Is made
Ills also admitted free.
| You say in reply. 9th
Inst. that you agree
with me in this matter,
and are willing the ma
chinery should be i'd
mitted free, providing
the material for max
ling II Is also admitted
free Of duty.
Please publish this in
the Union & Journal, "a
correct any false infer
cnce which may be
drawn from your pub
llished letter to me.
Yours truly,
john LYNCH.
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NELSON MORGAN.


THIS NOBLE STOCK HORSE vss Md In Arc-t."k
County, In this StAtr, u s~veu yrso al, verhs isD
poupds, c'tx DART eheknut anil loi harris high lie
Il u iesn,Ihii yh soi action rrscsfsi pcsnVs, pcs
erfai and sTs~dy Usvvller nakhr bic tn miles m haf
wthot urging. ss he sais Inside a thr~ min
utcs vtth prrSu oss Ts---~>es m ssrt'>SS dssstn,
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IRON sound. powerful AMI East irosiios s"a, ADD w
ever sespsc dssia- sss hops 30 sss, t-ssty. sI-i
and eDiurAncv, % hk ob arcsdy sissw, IN ur ooaoty
frvm uhlcn he Vas frOagbt vi
NslSON MORGAN 10 7.is thoroI,rh bsci sss sir,i
by sek llssk i1sia, he By i7Aia 10 w al Baek Isst
his dan ~ SO Chssos, AD dam By i1sie, hs ~ sss-
t.f Mc-.cnsvr niact Iiawk Pi<t dam sksby IA Ba-k
iIsxk, s,.o graDi dss By sr Charles Nst-oa hagsns
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lie vt mAks The soasa n ny hons faru In Aiirpi.
TERMS.
OR sIN0LE sERyICE, %
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Cash 81 tine u nrt s-vios. No rrhiioa ifuu the
owprsy.
Gihrd, April n, 1870. 'r r1
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DRESSED HAY FOR SALE. by SAMUEL
l STIMPSON, Biddeford. 3mIts

UTANTED-TT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD !
w Oakes' Laundry 10 in fnll operation, and
that he 10 now fily prepared % do nrstelass Wash
Ing Ironing, and Polishing q short ns!ce, for iIc-
erybody. Regular family wsshing &ireoing. sS cts.
per doien, called Cor and delivered. Onnss, room
lIariy's Block, City SQUARE, pIddefofd. Branch
Onics, A. lIoirion's, n Factory lhanA. hoo. M
VNyANTRD Colts or Remlngton's Army
w and Navy REVIEWERS. Also. Shsrp's or spen.
ccr's Rincs or CsrbiBcs. Any pcrsoa having any II
CLARK 4 YDGERI.Y, 6unnnIths and dealers in
all kinds o. sporting Eosds u I'D Main Street. Bid.
defori, Maine. lou
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"Mr. Lynch INDICATED"

No. i.
EprroR or TIE UNos AND JOURNAL
sent the enclosed letter Of yesterday to the
Portland Press to be published. in connection
with Mr.. Lynch's Of the 9Th and 10th inst,
and mine to him Of the 22nd. 1t publishes this
morning the three letters referred to and In
stead Of explanation, II headed them with q
statement Of It's own. and persists in calling
calling me slandercr. Fit, with Mr.. Lynch
whom ii represent can bear this, I certainly
can. regret for his Ike that II has taken this
course, as Il compels me to publish my letter
Of the 23d. to him, before receiving his reply to
the same, and by its course cannot further
notice what they may ssy.in regard to me, or
the admission Of cotton machinery free Of dnty.
Very truly yours.
Jas. II. Mcmillan.
No.2.
BIDDEroRD, April %, 1870.
EDIron or PORTLAND Press -
notice in your issue Of this morning that
had received an authoritative contradiction OF
the SANDER had circulated In regard to the
Hon. Mr.. Lynch being in favor Of the admission
Of cotton machinery free. The only letters |
have received from him in regard to the matter,
are the enclosed, which should like to have
you publish tomorrow, and also the enclosed to
him, which will show your readers the cause Of
my delay in publishing them, in the "Biddeford
JOURNAL" I would say that I wrote him in
full on the 23d inst, and As soon rs have his
reply, the whole will be published in that pa
per. regret that your article was written
thus early as II compels me to bring the mat
ter before the Public before have received the
indications Of Mr.. Lynch from him.
did not write my published letter asa SIAN
der nor without facts all OF which win appear as
soon as receive his reply to mine Of the 23d
inst. Very truly yours,
JAS. III. MCMILLAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10
(Communicated.l
NEW MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

EDITOR REPUsLIcAs:
In view OF the probability that the con-
solidated city charter will become law it is
proper aud wise that those Republican
citizens, who have hitherto refrained from
activity in political matters, should take
counsel together, aud advise the Governor
in the responsible and difficult duty of pro.
viding the consolidated city with efficient
and incorrupsible officers.
1t is not probable that the Governor is as
fully acquainted with suitable persons Of
his own politics, for those positions, as he
would like to be. and he would, doubtless,
gratefully receive and consider nominations
from that class of Republican gentlemen,
whose influence, at this new starting point
in the history Of the city, should be potent
for the public good.
Party as we'll as personal and public con-
sderations should, and doubtless do, in.
fi1ence his mind in desiring to furnish those
important bureaus with chiefs whose ad.
ministrations will subserve and advance the
interests of the growing city, and reflect
credit on the party and on him personally,
the rich fruits of which will reach far into
the future.
The Governors 'appointees in Jefferson
are all. with the exception oftwo, (and one
tthose severely censured), under indict-
ment, and their official conduct has been so
notoriously corrupt and i'm oecile, that it
would be strange if the Governor did not
feel personally sggrieved that he was mis-.
led by professional politicians into making
those appointments.
The Governor has received such un.
generous treatment at the hands Of the
Democrats, and so corrupt is that party,
that common prudence will lead him to re.
gard nominations from that source with dis.
favor, therefore the writer makes the sug-
gestiUn herein contained. SON1AT.
New Orleans, March z, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10
MORE CUs1OMHoUsE CHANGES
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS
REsToRAr1oNs AND RESERVATIONS

The following important changes in the
New Orleans Customhouse were made by
Collector Casey yesterday. They will take
effect Immediately:
William Baker, appointed Deputy Collector
in place of C. E. ingalls,, transferred.
c. E. Ingalls,, transferred to the place
Register Clerk, in place Of T. G. Tracy, re-
signed.
J.R. West, appointed Auditor in place OF
P. E. Bechtell, removed.
c. H. Merritt, appointed chief clerk Aud
itor's department, in place of Henry Gorm-
ley, removed.
Otis Remick, chief liquidating clerk,
Iquidating division, and Charles H. Thomp-
son, clerk entrance division, removed on the
first instant, have been restored.
David Wilson, Joseph s. Soude, L. Rod
rlguez, inspectors. and Isaac Ullman, exam
aminer, have been removed.
It will rejoice the Republicans of this city
and State that Collector Casey evinces dis
position to appoint active, intelligent. relia-
bic and Influential Republicans to important
and responsible positions in the New Orleans
Customhouse, and that. holding the relation
he does toward the national administration,
he is determined to uphold its principles
and policy, while at the same time selecting
competent men for official positions.
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fCommuuicated.l

| v, .,,s Members of the Louisiana Legislature:
GEsrLEMEN-I must appeal to you not to
forget the bill now before the Senate for my
relief. know you have only few days
left in which to work; but only few min
utes of your time is all ! ask for myself.
And this ask not for myself alone, but in
the name of liberty and common justice.
For many long and weary years L have
l toiled fer some of you. For lie Time, l
may say, have toiled for the cause OF uni
yersal liberty and the manhood OF the hu-
man race; and in this great struggle nave
lost all but life and honor. Inow ask OF
you to do me an act OF the piaiues' anu
aost simple justice; TO do for me preciseig
batI would do for you under similar and
en- more trying circumstances. And ask
" ,not altogether as an act of party or
nh ticsl Justice; but ! place it upon the
9oh der principles Of universal honor
Oroa man!iness. l am certain that
and q majority Of the Democrats in both
1 lars sof The General Assembly will vote
House relief if the matter is only called
'or my / certainly but few, if any, Republi.
up; an, I'D oppose 1t. Who, then, will DO
cans wol vor and the justice to call the bill
ne the fl rst "go home in few days. and
up? N, run after each member of both
! DO not the Legislature to ask him IL
Houses OF lpport the bill for my relief, 1t il
person to 81 lido not desire the support o
lot because 1t only because think such I
every ore. 81 1ming and unnecessary. BIT
course unbec duty TO myself and to eaci
have felt 1t attention to the matter thu
member to cali general terms
publicly and iD JASPER BLACKBURN.
Iarch 8, 1870.
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FOREIGN.

The EBfaliibnity Dogma-3uccessor of
BurIingame-speciai IL c presents tivss
In Ecumenical Council Dem snded by
France-Tae spanish Cortes and Porto
Kico-AiEeria and the Corps LeSlslntif
LONDON, March 9.-The German and Aus.
trian Bishops have agreed to oppose the
infal!ibiiity dogma. IL is generally hoped
the Pope will not precipitate e collision
with the European powers.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 9.-Mr. j. Ross
Browne Professionally succeeds Mr.. Buriin-
game.
PAR1s, March 9.-France and other nations
will demand special representatives, in the
Ecumenical Council.
MADRID, March 9.-In the Cortes to-day
the Porto Rican deputy thanked the minis
try for introducing Porto Rico as separate
colony, saying it was a concession that Porto
Rico had vainly sought for the past thirty
years.
The Cortes hss voted extra pay for the
soldiers in, Cuba
PARIS, March 9.-In the Corps Legislatif
to-day, Jules Fare demanded that the
affairs Of Algeria be regulated through
legislation in both houses and not BY
Sen0tuS cOnsult1sBl.
NJ. Olivier replied t1at the ministry de.
sired to place the other departments of the
administration under tae control of the
Legislative Bodies, and theJ were now con-
sulting with the Emperor on the best
method OF etfecting such chan ges.
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yesterdays Evening Dispatches.l

NEW YORK, March 9.-Prlvate dispatches
report the failure of several Liverpool and
Manchester cotton houses.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Committees did
nothing.
House The resolution allowing the
widow OF Dir. Stauton the gross salary of
Supreme Court Judge, meeting objections,
went over.
The subject Of ar air line railroad to New
York was taken up.
Senate.-The Finance Committee reported
adversely to the House bill extending the
time of bond for whisky.
The Judiciary Committee reported back
the House bill with the recommendation
that it be passed.
Advices from New Hampshire show that
the Republicans have carried the State by a
reduced majority. Mr.. Chandler will doubt
less come to the Senate.
LONDON, March 9, Noon.-Additiona pro-
ceedings in the Mordaunt divorce case will
be heard before full bench.
HAVANA March 9.-Advices from the city
of Mexico report great rejoicing on account
OF victories recently gained over the revolu-
tiolists.
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WASHINGTON.

Three Hundred and ThlrtY.6Ve Thou
sand nollars Internal Revenue Ne
eeipts-Quesada Visits the President-
Internal Revenue Assessor Nominated
Georgia Bill in the Senate-Petition for
Reduced Duties on Tea, Sugar and
Coffee.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Internal revenue
receipts to-day $685., 1000.
General Quesada and party visited the
President TO- day, and subsequently visited
Secretary Fish. The interviews were of an
unofficial character.
The President has nominated W. r. Hardy
as Internal Revenue Assessor of the Third
Louisiana District, and MIR. Emmons as
United States District Attorney for the
Northern District of Florida.
The Finance Committee Of the Senate are
decided on the whisky bond question. There
will be minority report.
.Sen.ae-Resolutions from the Texas Legis-
lature in favor of a postal telegraph were
presented.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported the House bill for the
ADMISSION of Georgia. He stated that the
Judiciary Committee were opposed to any
requirements, but in the face of the two
decisions of the Senate, they would make
no lcounter report. The bill imposes the
same conditions as are IN the Virginia and
Mr.. Bipgham's amendment. Mr. Trumbuli
asked for present consideration of the
bill, Mr.. Boreman objected and it went
over. Several other Senators desire dis
cussion of the bill.
The funding bill was resumed and dis
cussed to adjournment.
House-A petition from thirteen thousand
Pennsylvanians, asking for reduction OF
duties on teas, sugar and coffee, was pre-
sented.
The bill reducing the number of army
officers was taken up, and when that is dis
posed of the new tariff bill will be taken NJ
and considered.
The House adjourned until tomorrow.
Secretary Portnan, of the American LIE
cation in Japan, writes that the investigation
relative to the Oneida disaster Is proceeding
at the English Consular Court. Lady Park
er, wife OF the British Minister to Japan
was passenger on the steamer Bombay
and will be one of the witnesses. The mos'
intense feeling has prevailed during the in
yos stipation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10

with the decline recovered. Sales to-day
| 5000 bales.
Flour 5@1Oc lower; common to fair extra
| Southern IS 1906 10. Wheat dull. about
lc lower; winter red and Western amber
| 81 260$1 %. Corn scarcely 80 firm. Pork
dull at $25. Lard, kettle rendered, l44@l5c.
Whisky unchanged. Groceries and naval
stores dull.
NEW YORK, March 9. Evening.
Of 1881, 113l; 5-20s, of 1862, 109i; OF 1864.
100; Of 1865. 1O94; new. 1919; 1867, 1854;
OF 1868. 1881; lO-40s, 1861; Louisianass, IS;
new, 20; levee skies. SO; Alabama eights,
95: fiyes, IS.
NEW YoRK, March 9.-Wool quiet and
steady; Texas 22@3Sc. Hides active and
firm. Freights lower; cotton by steam Lied;
by sail Id.
CINcINNArI, March 9.-Flour firm at $50
5 25. Corn, mixed, 68@70c. Oats, 4S@54c.
Rye, s0@S5c. Barley, 81 09@1 10 Cotton
dull; middlings l9Bc. Tobacco: Sales to.
day SO hhds at 81 16@lS Is for lugs to leaf.
Whisky, 9l@e2c. Pork, s26. Bulk meats: ss1
Shoulders held at 94c; clear rib sides 1910;
clear sides 14c. Bacon: Shoulders lie;
clear rib sides 142c; clear sides l5sc. Lard
l25@lsAc. Butter 35@36c. Eggs 22c,
Cheese 16@l7tc.
Sr. Louis, March 9.-Flour: superfne
50 1904 Is. Wheat: No. Q, spring, 76c. Corn,
mixed 75@77c. Oats 47@49c. Barley S1@
II Co. Rye 1Uc. Wnlst y 95c sugar S3CDl5c.
Molasses 56@6Oc. Pork SIS IS. Bulk meats:
Shoulders 93c; clear sides l3tc. Bacon:
Shoulders ll@l25c; clear sides l6c. Lard
nominal.
Foreign Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 8, Evening.-Cotton
closed steady: uplands lid; Orleans ltd.
Sales to. day 10000 bales. of which 20C0
we're for export and speculation. Pro-
visions generally dull.
PARIS, March g. Evening.-Bourse closed
dull; rentes 74.47.
HAvRE, March 8, Eveniug.-Cotton closed
heavy; low middiing atloat, 1.29a.
LONDON. March 9, Evening.
| closed at 92s. Bonds 90s. Tallow 45s 6d@
AIS. Sugar dull. A strong speculative in
terest in American bonds is developing
;fSllf harl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Gold CLOSED In New ork at I1O5 and
40 3-4-GOId Excite meBt Yesterday
Reported Death Of Napoleon SUD the
Prince ImperIaI-Pr1sOners Released
by a Mob Of AIMED MISUNDERSTANDING
Denounces the Ku-Eiux as Villain.
or Idio,s.
New YORK. March 9, Evening.-Money
closed easy at 4@6 per cent. Sterling heavy
Nearly slOO Oo0,OoO changed hands today.
All sorts of crazy demonstrations were
made. private telegram reported the
death of Napoleon and the Prince Imperial.
large amount OF gold was then sold
during the furry. Merchandise is unset
tied, with declining tendency. Gold
closed weak and feverish at l1Os @l104.
Government securities closed feverish.
SoutheTns - Tennessees and Louisisnas
closed weak. The others closed strong.
WHEELING, W. Va, March "A body of
armed men, in daylight, released the
prisoners from the jail at Charlestown. the,
fu ure capital of West Virginia. The Cover
nor proposes calling On the Federal Govern
ment for aid. :.
LOUISVILLE. March 9.-General Brecken-
ridge. IN criminal argument to-day, de.
nounced the members OF the Ku-Klux Khan
as Williams or idiots.
ksiver KntoirSones.
CoCIH"hot IAsS, bIdICn y, Z. H.
Barometer S0:40. Weather clear. No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamships William G. Hewes and
Crysolite, and ship Charter Oak.
ViCKsBURG, March 9.-Passed up: Waunita
at P. NJ. Down: Lougwortb at T. NJ;
W. B. CAurch, at 6 p. NJ; Emperia at
A. NJ; W. J. Lewis ut 10 A. NJ; Starlin at
8 A. NJ. River rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
MEMPHIS. March 9.-Passed up: Bismarck.
Turner, Julia, Shreve, Lorena, Belle Yer
non. Down: Colorado and MESSENGER.
River falling. Weather clear and easant.
CAIRO, March Passed up: Marble City,
Mountaineer, Alaska, Continental, Belle
Lee. Great Republic. Down: Commonwealth
end McGill. River rose seven inches since
last report. Weather clear, mercury so.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-River rising, with
seven feet in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, March 9.-River rising steadily
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10
a MUSEM EN- rs.
Opera House,

This evening second night Of Halevy's
grand opera .Charles VI" In the second
act un advertisement. Grand matinee at
twelve O'Clock saturday and Boieldieu's op-
era comic La Dame Blanche" Saturday
evening the opera of Romeo and Julietse."
Monday evening benefit OF Mile. Deiss.
ST. CHARLES Theatre.
This evening the brilliant and favorite sc.
tress, Miss Fanny B. Price, will again ap'
pear as La Aayolaiac in the new and ex-
citing drama of that lame. She is sus-
tanned by Miss Alice Gray as Antotnette, and
Mr.. Charles Pope as Desir. Tomorrow
evening farewell benefit OF Miss Price. Sun.
day evening benefit of Mr. Louis Meyer.
Monday evening the great character come
dian, Mr.. Joseph r Kmmett, as FFNZ, IL
s'Our German Cousin"
Varieties Theatre.
Tire Rtchings English Opera company, at
the Varieties. are enjoying season of rare
success. The opera Of "FrG Diavolo" last
evening was very fairly attended and finely
rendered. See the announcement fox this
evenings opera. Tomorrow evening bene-
fit of Mrs. Caroline Ritchings Bernard, and
theEopera Of La .Somnamhula.' Satur-
day noon, second operatic matinee.
Academy CT Asusic.
Miss Kate Reignolds, the accomplished
actress again appears this evening as Mar
gurette, il the sensational drama of the
" Serpent on the HEARTH The character OF
Bdrdk Nd,lle is well sustained by Mr.. Cogs-
well, and Mrs. Dan Myron person@tes cor
rectly the folly of Lady Sykes. Tbs distri.
button of characters is very good, a9d the
play one that Possesses considerable merit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10
The Conviction Of Wiek,,ne.

We COPY the tolIoWlng from the VIcksDurS
Times:
All honest men, without regard to party.
will hail with satisfaction the conviction Of
the rascally Louisiana Auditor, Wicklihe. by
a unanimous vote OF the Senate of Louisiana,
sitting as court of impeachment, on the
third inetant.
We hope that these impeachment trials
are not 10 cease until all the Wicklitfes are
weeded out of the party. 1t is time Tor the
Republicans 10 throw overheard the mlsera-
bic driftwood which has stranded upon 1t,
until its fair name has almost become g
synonym for corruption.
Wicklife, Whittemore, et id onane genus,
we bid YOU an a1fsctionate farewell.
s' Fare thee weli and il forever.----
Still foTever" iarewsll---