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EYDK PARK

Pprsuant to public notice > hrxe meeaak o.
ne as1zeu os aJds pA.t Rkseae'ed II as tesn
Hau on Noodsy sTestna. t-..a
i Pnu1 Cornell wa9 ea1'ed to tno Ca0f' asa l. C.
NunR elected seEie1au. .,.n
lTns Chairman Essied she oo!eet ot tae saesun1
80 r1.red sao t1straate eaanecann. hetvt1eez
! % .csHs:;o "a Byds Fast, saswea adv Hyde Pan
, 1870-12-07
United etstes District Court.

VIOLATION OF tN1xXSA AAsAhVA LAW
tCn!t, St1Ies =. Patrick O'Nel!t. Indictment
TO- i yiolhilou OF the 14te1ual Revenue law Vt
1s6st This Is au Ind ctutof, caatg,nt nat
0Neili, ~ rec lder. h4d o4i for me pe'iod
= 80 y. th'es ~teks. t. Eeen y oook: 81 IT. IT.
F.te oi llqanr i anp ARID thss tue busin'ss o.
O'Se!ls wns Wro, gly hlalti u he t9tt'csment. a.
to- tune, J:nuaF' II, $50. when tne neS|sct &C.
cnffeJ, he hau cess n u tr = Iecti1sf. tns ID
dtctm. ut HAs, thest fore, had. The accus q. ot-
ing ptekent /. court, ConsAntrd 70 IN areudtaene,
10 as to cha &c lin as ~nnatsatH de'lsr. aader
winch at at Vi the rae. Lis urf, ~ we'll ~ Ms
1ah,l =, we're the same In n EiFd to tne tax h,oE.
The OF tsston - make the tasstes was miktd.
hut 1t w4a y nR"i 10 snoV, tu tefenser 81 me
hsd int rated tne k-epnR OF taia h<>,k 20 clerk.
apn duILR mis- ab.euGsa f1o1 hts 1lacc OF nu 1ae51
during q severe sickness. tue otss'foa occurred.
tAnse usca
INDICTMENT D1aNlssEp ws1n An K1FLoDEn THEORY.
UL,te St4.es y. Jsuts Turner. rols WAS m
inG!ctmept far su alleged u lattnn Of tne
Tevssi ur AW, hasesl upon tire ihenFT of tho law ~
1863 that oush: II RI sin an uld hs acc 1uased
by she d. to represent foftJ-nTe gallons ns
mtth, aud i specified number Of quarts OF splsir
Tn.A theprJ NaR fully tested IN the trial Of fns
case agxlp*t Jenn r. Pu o7g, some ferEoa xan ss
well n in clvff prucs edspE tad 70 recover oAcx
20 assessment suiotcea n5 So'ltctot ~ nnasr ~
TO this dtstFicl 1t least UndeE this state Of CASE
nuHe WaA %utefe1 here.
Nptc7NExT KErKxRsp 10 HIGHER coURr.
Uut ed S1aie- '. Charles ~ CnatMlek+ I1.iic.-
mens a,tisken frm sae docket, the snan Chad
wick hav1. & nt'
PtkI or -corSrxHFE1ffsa.
Tpited states '. D ,nfti IL ,wlHnd. 1.sstfctnt7t
Defennaht bs. ngat IN rom Jul lie pfestet
guilty AID VIE repanfe'1. Tne accusation y
thst {rtt0ues, being q stAhle boT At MsteuRn, IA
q preached h5 dealer In counterfeit nnoncJ ant
iuduced n purchase lie attempted 70 pam 4
O. upu yftft twenty dollar BILL
IN RANKKUF5CY.
In re Baker, GerHR 4 % Putu.F Palmer, lfaso
Of the building uccupi+d tn rart By the hankruot
pct,' Ioned 10 81 pAid rent Of the premises d1rn
tceir OCCUPANCY hy she ssa'R1ee with the aoo3
OF The 1eb,nrs The c uft held tnat. a. It VS. b
| the act OF the cn altors the PROMISES were +
tanned. the g0O1s sn0ufd b.. ft4ote n rhe l4ndn'
| for the rent; vhetefa. @ order of payment unue
| the tefns OF the lease, s2.h per mouth.
| DAehdyatd.-ThbmA6 and John E. Wbttfs {
E#pkuker C.un:s; S0loo G. Cuutps, Of Chicago.
| Dtn,of Of Bankruptcy -Abrahams HenrJ =. m
Morris KnhD, Of Chicago.
4iejpuifa'ian.-Aluuzo ]. Bardwen and 1amt
L z McElXalu. Of ETefpQIt.
, 1870-12-07
INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS OF
CHICAGO. ~-+>

From tho CAm9us Rcturf1s OF 1870
The following foostnes OF busluess In Chirago
a1c apstracted zron the cenfus returns for 1870.
The columns of capital, wages, materials. aad
nrp1ucts give the amounts OF each In thoosand4
II oola.a the three right hand ugurcA being omif-
led Ii, aca column TO SAVE space:
, 1870-12-07

ncE.aiae, 1t 'tns Seventh Virginia ptlsz.ea,
WI sorseat Rra1saph. tgnt .e.sl In the nes1
Cnnzrssa. y -: :, - -. -,
sLT1a Oldest onee-hnade< d the United 6tafes
s.b1oeasy ia Totn E.es9 Of soataeq1, Conn.
lz.-T&s-s,oa asSS1a u saSslt .saiun Virginia Il
, 1870-12-07

PAYING OFF TIE DEBT.


A., c.....s - ~. mr:,.nr o,,ax, .t;e
'"e
,,..,o, -, ~. ,,.o,., ..,. .,,..1x
rn.ar nzs lrsp adr4ot1xeoos u the oonot1v, NJ,
ray ~ n.,is .n rs. ,n1.ns Tccrr ca ~ nncn IT.
uence tendi5s to shox hat no other crent sine
;oe 80 s'a oa ~ reonn,e.o onnnns N '1n
The srr<ad ct these oplnlons ttmulstes en'gEa.
non f.n IL Edsp aTH rs me - s,e ~ ae 9sr11s
"a mai oou.ireur. For csa there be any toubt
~. =, ,a sor re.sr eairrtoS f Eur ,oe' Especially
c& the reading and rsnre iez e'se,ss. Nn,s:res
nv as sdyanceS. Ire tsct must esrr senatu ssat
public debt Is - paS'io I'll Il u @ xs2ei9ag =
tnerefn IL tneIr ioterests g provide tor The con.
k'ans 1etn hon OF tse es1sane naaoaa aeoe,
Immigration 1s aslaeo Ia'nen ,oy W.
aonoooee OF feeo'.s o*n. o.a1 ~ n.o
~ re'a.'Ses sno '''e"os' eo'teetu'ns sne
prosperity OF ms country eaeapae'ss Of
ianos, oe"aao tos Aoo., onanoes u 1e"o5
employment tae noe1n ffpuono@n tot"
oa government no.oef' euons .Ao',so
tna' ols.'a'es on .ue n.luuS .' =. a' 49,. xoe
u neaoS ~ ,,.1l, t, - .ne -:a@. "'o'. le.~ ~
eoc's1 anu po44'.e4. ~ W.. - ~
vanee"'en1 'of tnets cn'lttea- q poo. ut"A
N .us ",o s'uus 1A' Nv psoe
,eAis oe.tes n1 1.o..a. 49,.
u''le .n4t LIE en.'1'ea ~ wa 70 V
tnAn HIS OWL AZ Aepct'ea tAot' " A@'o4e
e4eo* too0a, 'ho1o oPpo.
chhafen 70 f1se IN 'oe "of'4' nolo 'o"a. ~.
10 opt@1a Pfope1's ano eoAt "A't~0
aro 'ruoe ,,
We 90 mol believe luk' ~ ' ouuA~
weh tnontn's s's'e'osntS VI ne 'o4aS'4o4
"ftnc nas'ona4 oen'' 'e.ee'apneo ~ 1"op7
fes two 5eArs, nave 'naocea one enousaoo
persons to come miner VINO "onlo osn7'-
wise have 1rmslneq aproaa out 'oI sauSs
exhibits IL MS staeenen1s carry I'd tn'
mind y! The European peasants' sne ioeu
OF RAPID LIQUIDATION OF toe oeo'' iney aiso
convey the fact OF high tafdt'o"' anu tne
1epu'sive poSer OF sne iat1es more tna',
counierbalances Tue a''sac.lSe power o'
the Other Inc ultimate extinction OF the
debt is something that will oeneat the ne1'
generation, bnt an abatement OF TUG pnf
0ens OF taxation is something TINT deepll
interests the present generation, snd at tn
present time. the only consequence OF tn
nagnitnde OF the debt to the puohe
The aggregate of the interest that must y
pnid to support it. a reduction OF th
fnse of interest TO that pad " the bs''is
Government, would, 80 Tar as II ahects IN
sa1-paJe1A be sanss.aent to the ps5ueu
of balf the debt Abont IL '@', ooo,o ooo Q
the debt bears per cent interest A II
dnction OF that interest to per cent "oul
aHord the same relief to the taxpayers q
the immediate payment OF s2oe ooo,oao q
The principal. The creois OF tnis govern
ment would he more enhanced NJ ihera
, 1870-12-07

We ara constantly reminded that there
raust Ire mainsalned very high tariff for
tbe purpose of raising sufficient revenue 10
ray the interest On the national debt The
iJea sought to be conveyed is, that duties
ss high as thoss now exacted arc absolutely
necessary for that purpose. But the re-
Fort Of the Secretary Of the Treasury dis
poses of th.t pretenco very efecsual!y. He
reports The custom receipts for tho Asea!
year ending July /, 1870, and the interest
On the debt for the same period, as follows: !:
nece,pp 1rrrn the sastn... .-sls4..ss,sM
aatefea1 On Ice otot' is.sss,.se
Excess CT du1ies... ............... ts,soa, SIS
EFive mi1lions OF the interest was paid in
currency, but we have included it all In
the abore. Tho tariff Is thus shown to
have yielded u pes cent moro receipts
thsn are required to meet the interest
That IL to e*y, IT might heve been reduced
mere than oHs ta'Td and yet haSe produced
ample revenue 1or tae purpose statea'
which pretty ehectuaily disposes OF the
pretended necessity 'o1 contanning anapos@s
ae their e!aung e1osn.esne rases> Nae q
Ieducuon OF oae-tn1sa IN me anapost 1a'eS
would not feaaee feec'pts 10 IKE amount
II a taf1n aseFaeiog aoooe oo per cen' On
s'at'ap'e eommoasues WIZ Psoaaee, +"
leG"-1o' 7lH'' on'oo" o. 1ece'pes' . ~ pei
cent, IN 1oto-t4' "oulo produce uot-lea'
, 1870-12-07

THE ADVANTAGES OF SAN DOMINGO.
The country might be willing. ont Of an
ovcsiloeing treasury and much generosity,
10 1,uy ssn Domingo, il il were asksd as
fAvor and On private and personal grounds
liz ooe whose services to the country, in
military capacity, have been so dis
lii euishcd aa ttnso Of General Gtant,
lint Wien We are gravely, aud even zeal
,r>lx. urged to.beheve that the purchase Of
San Domingo is necessary to furnish our
farmers Nith markets for their crops and
.on1 manufacturers with customers for their
goods to revive our ocean navigation,
Which lsgs been Ttincd, and our coasting
trade. ~tict, has uot; when We are also
,.s,nrei. TINT our purchase will abolish s1a-
very in tho West Indies, turn the balance
al trade in our fsrpr and enable us to
speedily pay OF The national debt, We arc
tcn,,Aed to inquire how it il that without
san Domingo our ndion has erar beenable
Il, mike fny progress whatever. ...
The President expresses the fear thai, il
VT do not purchase his island, European
,mwe1s will establish Tree port at the Bay
Of :sau,ana. A free port will. OF course,
he rs free to us as to dher nations, and as
free to ourselves as it San Domingo we're q
part oil The Union. "s caonot oonce''e
that ttads Is hs*:1s 10 pne IN san domingo
for lack Of m opportunity
10 aid in paying the taxes
necessary :" pa5 On our oeos'
Nor can VIC pe'ee.Fo 'ae our revenue
likely 70 oBa'n nps'n'us W tae 1mpot&a1aoa'
1Tom oan Aona'nso' . uat5' ot 60. !,
tafn a'''o''a. w., W op4 pA,aas~ ~ W ~ne'
&c no" co!'eeA oo1.es' II NJ oa1et -
sp.css, II a Tree port were e7tao'ls0eo l
that island the tae'l'aea a'f oom"e'e
would Ia as gfeA as Il " "s9e aaheAe' ~
We suppose tha'' II tne nasea pfopos'''o
were made 10 tosoH Oh ~ o"uts Va r,
diets coming 1fo" pau Do".'' II wv
Hot bc rcsasnea Is ono nkc's 70 enn4a'
our revenue 1es 1nas 1s tao ea'ea euoet
annsxing thai Island
lhc ffcs'dent stste'a ena, II oA'.AI. =
made freo por'' II VITA oeeone WI
commercial city "n'en Inc onl.1
States will DO tnontafg s'.noue !ee''s.' =.
corresponding oenents. 4ne ueaeas
which the F1es'aeu. '".aAe "o ~ "A ~ ~
receive tnas' oe e4.ne4 .ue p e.
or u 'A1ing .ne Do.no'' ~.N - -,
We espeaa On .1s -.;.;,..a %
thaH We oesase ,1on - ~ 1 l.
taxation ~oo'a DC eoJosea ~ A ~
80 fal {" "e eo"eee ,'on - ~ 80 -. =.
than II eos.a a', We w II - ,1.ss ,' !,
oppfess a's peoPae "ao 1n AAcA1s' ~
, 1870-12-07

4 tatre ot bsxnuth nla been foo7n IN Archer
G +n'J, Te1st. csr a1r Of producing several huA-
dred thuu4Ana tons Of tlf wElta
-Ihn F.ench bnlrsi paper u Nex1efea urRes
the ss asa,natloo Of the Go msns, remarAtuz taat
II esch Of Il eo.eOo enfurt Ft1ncs-tlrtnsS Aht
J'ruhnAn dsJ there would In ten days b. mons
'ef;. The Fnncs-ti'eusa Of the Asleunes are d.
<ided Into ne Dettruyers OF tne NeEar+a" ar4
The " Butchers It th~ Antei nes." This Is " cSf1.
ized wAfAe." The PIuaktan mode IL "ba1psE..
ouA =
The cactul feIce t. An tnsst.utlon peculiar 70
Me1Ho. The Tt1ietJ Of the plant used for THU
FaFrose q called the o9EAuo. IL u elghsdde1.
fnd snoota up soa1sht - = arrow. from ten 10
sxcrfJevt feet IN httGht. aud AYe to eight iGchc>
Ii 'htckpcAs. -Tha teno~ tullders Gu. the cActrs
mo :..xsqps offhe rtsnt lcagt,, stick the cut enc
:utn trsnch. cosef The dirt aro.d IL TO the de7'n
or \ foot, and tho frnce II made. The t1eS::s arr
ret - c'aself togt thef ~ possfb'e ard, a. thes
luke roos ard eTn" for centurtet, the ftnce lu-
| pfov, with sxe, instead Of gotug 70 decay lie
other lenceA =.
The number Of fortreases aeissd BY the Ger
nans H. ts0aafka tho berilu correspondent Of the
! Lnneen Tsa<s. unprecedented, Atd 70 are <he
spills ohtAl1et. up 70 = few uafa ago the total Of
,he s.,,,ety taAen amounted t. seoa guns and is
.ni1s1lltu.es N:ss,y 10 COS Chas.erotf, some .
,ar,es std s,andarts. &:., hsTe changed hands,
the whole ct the military hoctJ bei1g already e.
:'mated at between sa,t0o,ooo and 100, ,ooo,@o
| f7anca-
The election Of three ladirp, being all the fe-
r ale candidates there were III the neld, a. mem.
h n OF The 1ordon School T,oaEd. u uotewosth.
| ftcL ons Of them received the highest rate eTef
given foz any eaudtfasa ID any part Of the ma-
uopohs All three are .aA'tS Of ability. who nas.
9tEsn much attention to subjects Connected With
the educat1ou and iptereats Ut eacletv.
| 1t fa stated }&kf q rival and C0fIe4 T1A4
, 1870-12-07

-Democ1tia pApera in 8n1th Carolina gen-
| ezaiJ xppland iha bsoe o1. lo1ek0oT sconA NEE
txXe 10 tho LtKisl1t1fn To ChHs ikAscn E1tFse1
saya ths1 tns p nplu q sAeasasa feoese ht Vosea
u tho&s qf promised SeAee,
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

10 HUDSON TERBACg. uoBoEEN ROOMS 10
- let. with Board, newly furnished house ESt class
sernan table terms moderate
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

DRopos AIS It'll BE RECEIVED UNTIL IL O'CLOCK ls On,
November 9l 1870 for furnishing all lhe materials anu
,srfrmna the work renrei In the construction OF the rst
econ OF he contemplated under the char
scr ~ the tW ashington Market Company "A Two story
market building 2O feet in enah by - ieet IN wdh CON-
nsa mainly of stonc brick and iron ana TO e erected
hn corner OF Seventh and Pennsylvania avenues
washington c. according 70 plans and speelca.ions ha
cn he seen at the oce Oh Adolf Cluss Architec corner OF
Seventh Streets washington where uii nlofmarnon
can be obtained. .,,I. J.. ..so.. ~, or NJ, MA, 40
!, - see 10 the interest OF the company 10 do so
M uroposal will be entertained from any person Wno ~
not known 10 be practical btiider. ,., a,. -.
.p,onnsaIs tor building the Washington Market
oonnany aud addressed the Treasurer Of the washing
ton Maret Company. Mr. Moses kely Cashier oi tc Ma
uona netioPo ' ALEX. II. SHEPHERD,
Il. Il. TINKER,
HENRY !. DAVIS,
N. q. ORDWAY,
SAMUEL 81 SMOOT,
r. A. HILDREfH,
Building Committee OF Washington Mn1et Coinp"I.
wANiISsloN. NOV. o, lsfI
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

itTH STREET, CORNER SECOND AVENUE 400 aND
LII ms--Handsonely furnished Gouole froat Rooms wti
lot and cold water TO let with Board ckdrcn
aiken.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

I5r,s ssrg1ET, 3G3 WFST--NEATLg FURNISHED
1t front Eoom Grst uuwf, g two Gentlemen Or eenlG.
nan and wife, with good Board SD and go; eouyeaen.
lars
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

= EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.-A FEW PLEASANT
lO Rooms, separately together, sut8 bic FOR family,
onpe party gentlemen, With BOsrd 80 moderate price,
Aso few single Rooms for gentlemen. Location vry CEN
sa1
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

k1S PER WEEK, INCLUDING GAS AND FIRE, FOR
ElO pleasant furnished Room, with excellent Beard
Jingle Rooms 80 TO $7 2si We Twenty-si acct.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

h15 PER WEEK, INCLUDING FIRE AND GAS, FOR
EI') furnished Rooms, with excellent Board suitable FOR
families slngle gen;lesnen single Rooms 80 10 81 Apply
u $50 and lsg Bleeeker sweet.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR no KENT.

MAGNTFTCFNT FAKM or l04 ACREs-TN PENN-
N sylyana 50 miles from New York; miles from from Largc 1
town; 81 level rich land ~ goou woou snu
well watered good fencing buildings nrst class nse 9ck
house, hall and nine splendid barn. anG % pis
only Ss,b0u; terms $S200 cash. balance IN SIX n
GEORGE WALKER, East Stroudsburs, Mohroe coup1s, -
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

q sT. LUKE's PLACE dERoy srREETl.--A PLEA
sant front Room lot with Board family private; To-
cation desirable only 3 miantes' walk from the City iIa
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

q. Z TO Sf5 FOR COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ~ sis,
Do with Board, gentlemen; gas aud fto; wsik,s ~,
lance from business eca0ns. l5 Warren place, Chan.
street, tear Wageriey place.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

ETH AVENUE, NO. 25.-FuRNIsnED ROOMS, FOR
gentlemen, wl Breakfast If aesrcd also r.ror Floor,
with private table
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

\ 18th STREET, 81, wEsT.-nANDSoMELY FUR
nished Rooms, suite singly sccond H.! q
Qors also desirable Rooms for gentlemen terms
l6e- refe1rT- -ehangea; with hlst class board
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

! TIL ST, 953 wEsT.-vERY DrsifsABLE Rocstts,
furnished and uufurnished second AMI trd foofs,
let with Board, at moderate prcss convenient 10 car
outes for any part OF The city
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

IT LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER EAST sEvEN-
teenth street, charming location, stuyyesant uere
Elegant Rooms suite or sngy (oae sut with private
path), with first class tables references.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

Op WEST TwENTYNINTH STREET, BETWEEN
~ Hroa<wny and Fith avenue.-Newly furpahel
Rooms and back Pal1r let with Board 10 gentenen and
wives and single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

N win be received Tor completing the rebuilding Of Pei
nam Bridge according plans and specifications OF g.
howard lers engineer mp the llh INST, az ~ O'Clock
MI al the olce OF W. s. Mcclellan, Mount vernon Westches
Ter county the contractor 70 use thc naeils RI on 'ne
reect any proposal that may be deemed Tor Inc interest of
the county, 80 xu @ p,r, Er,N rior,.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

AT NEW BRUNswICK--A MAGNIFICENT ,I,S SOUSSImr Snl
~ Seat of 81 acres, overlooking the city; spcauu I'M
proyeents superior location; great abundance OF choice
fruit pond; price, with stuck SruIs ai"
~ Nassau street. room NO. ..
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

NJ WEST FoRTY-sIXTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH
I'll avepue-Two hne, handsomely furnished Rooms to
e. together or separa ely with Board house, location, &c,
brsf class terms Inoderaie.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09
CtT. CHARLES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE TO TUE PUBLIC.
COUNTRY B0ARp.

tT BAYONNE, N J-TwENTY- FIVE MINUTES
IL from Liberty street, the Jersey Central Kaifoai,
good Room, with Board. suitable for gentleman and wlie
References required Address b. T. H., box 27a. Post
ohce.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

90 WEST TWFSTY.ruopTH sTREET--A SHALL
C.1 private family Of four -. two Or three Rooms to
gentlemen anG their single gentlemen, wish OF with.
out Board.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

HARLEM FOR SALE OR TO LET, HOUSE 4sl EAST
llsth street, with immediate possesson; all modern
Improvements; good location; terms easy Apply owner
2Sl Grand street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

HOUSES FOR SALE WITHIN A FEW DOORS OF
IL FIFTH avenue, by POTTER BROS, No. 81 Pine street,
On aah st. story H. s. b. s. price, 10000
On o!th St story h. price G2500
On 41th St. story h. =. b. price. 7600
On hld St. story h. b. e.. price. 5000
All OF the above finished In hard wood; many others
for sale In the above locality
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

81 FIFTH AvENUE.-HANDSoMEL FCRNIsHEr
n Rooms wtA first class Board. References
hanged.
The New York herald., 1870-11-09

FURNISHED OR uNFURNJSHED, ALL IMPROVE
T. mens, lew doors from Broadway, and Fortclh stree
cars pas.ins the suit OF Rooms Floors; Immediate
possession. OWNER o63 seventh avenue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-30
go ga HHH
Myself and my brother
DO 40 alone
Without any bother"
THE CRIME OF BEING oHuEH-
WUr..

According TO that melancholy and
unco virtuous patriot Dom Plat. tits a.
very great sin for a public man 70 wear
an habitually pleasant ezpresio of
.countenance. That the Vice President
should do so, convinces Piau of -le ave
fuI degeneracy of the times, and strikes
his lugubrious sensiblides with horror
It seems, says the Ohi1 Sfal -
NaL that one evening last week. Dr.
Newman delivered a lecture STD Wash
ington on Mormonism Among others
high in place, the Vice President ate
tended the lecture. Perhaps th-rG was
nothing wrong in that fact-therG being
nothing in the Constitution. nor il either
Of the amendments, TO prohibit bis al-
tendance. But being there. why C1uldn
he behave? Reader. what do you sup
pose he did on that solemn occasion. in
the presence Of I'D. P., Senators. Rep
sentatives and other high diEn re
Ii seems almost incredible. and we are
free to say that we should n1t believe
the statement If 1t came from arI other
source. Here is the Colonel
Of the matter:
-"Then we had that Christian states
man, Schuyler ColfaX, In the audience.
Schuyler has retired from politics bll
he has left his smile behind ltauH
ed on this occasion, with beamin sweet
ness really elevating.
OF course SChuyle
riously concerned, but this did rot pre-
vent his smiling. I'd like 90 know Uhal
in the old scratch would keep Schuyler
from that
That IS severe-aWlully severe ul
then, it is doubtless just and true l
seems that this detestable pagan r1rL
of smiling in company is not q new
thing with the Vice President We have
heard Of 1t before now Ii ought t5 le
properly rebuked. and we rejoice e
ceedingly that there is one writer .or Che
independent press that has the nerve .o
do il. Nevertheless, we beg leave lC
suggest to the Colonel that too gIcal s--
verify is not always che surest way .1
reform offenders. Ought not he temper
his justice with a htle-a very Hlle-
mercy We do not want to 6l under
stood as in any way, trying to 1a.l1.e
or excuse this heInous crime. fiI nom
It, A man may "smile and smile and
be a villain - but he cant do ch
things and be a Christian. mol much.
A pretty reputation we shall have
throughout Christendomi with I-e
President notouously addicted .o I-
heathenish practice of smiling 9u almost
all occasions Out upon IHe
people approve Of such conduct does
any man, IN his senses suppose. .ar
a moment. that Great Britain HiA
adjust the Alabama claims
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-30
A vALRD1orORT.

I retire to-day from the editorship Of
the ZHaeBeaassik, to be succeeded by my
lifelong friend, Mr.. Henry c. Bowen
its sole proprietor. The reasons for this
change may as well be stated frankly
1t is altogether natural that a man who,
like Mr.. Bowen, holds strong opinions.
and who at the same time owns a great
journal, should want to edit il himself
This is what would do if the HidebeHa-
eNf were mine; and this is what Mr.
Bowen proposes TO do. since il is his
But this change is not made for this rea-
son alone. In some Of my political, So
cial and religious views I differ from the
proprietor not perhaps widely, but suf-
hciendy to render it desirable, both for
him and for me, that my future utter
ances in this newspaper should be made
on my individual responsibility, and not
as speaking its editorial voice. - Zfeo-
doye zIlt0H, IN ~ i haebeHdeHf AZ
December a..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-30
THE WHOLE STORY.


Oh ] yes-I1I tell You the story,
The cry words that were said
You see the supper was cooking,
And was sficing some bread,
And Richard came into the pantry,
His face was exceedingly red
Aud he opened his half-shut fingers,
And gave me a glimpse Of a ring;
And then-oh yes. remember,
The kettle began to sing
And Fanny came N with her baby,
The eunufngest bunch Of thing
And the biscuits we're out in minute
Well, what came neXt2 Let me see
Obi Fanny was there with her baby,
And we ali sat down to tea;
And Grand ma looked over her glasses
SO queer ap Richard and me!
But it wasn't till after milking
That he said what he had to say.
How Wasft b Fanny had taken
The baby and gone away
The funniest rogue of fellow
He had new tooth that day.
We were standing under the plunl-tree,
And Richard said something low,
But 1 was tired and mustered
And 1reIn blesi. I almost know
For old Red Is the hardest of mixers,
And Brindle so horribly slow.
And then-let me ee-where was p
Oh the stars grew thick overhead,
And we two stood under the plum-tree
TIL the chickens few up to bed. s
Well, he loves me, and lFe'F5 to be mar
ried,
And that is-about what he said!
II. L. BostlCiek IN Hearth and Home.