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the c.tSnlD.IrE foR GorERNoR.

CicrgyE ru's Views of the Hon. Horace
Greeley asa Candidate Tor the Governor
ship of New Ork The Great Agriculture
Isis Ignorance OF both Law and Gospel
Horace aud Jcn. Davis.
10 me LtiuF Or Tie S..i.
SIR: No loyal man or true American will vote
or Horace Greeley TO be Governor u tbs State
l. Reason, leoause he sympathized with the south
in the late rebellion. He wanted the Government
to let t, en- sciaIate from the Union and to take
their slaves with tl,m.' This was an the South
wanted, bG; the Northern States would not submit
to this
. He was the personal and Intimate friend Of jon
p.yis, the j ding man in the beh.1n ANA 20 save
Lim from tac punishment hc richly mcrl,ol. he be.
came DIS ba. and ,1tbin slip through the Ino-hcs OF
The law.
\ most serious d.rcu'ty in The way s this: lie
oisoc.i,".- .n cariul rua. lmlnt or hanging man
for murder. l. .oy,ror, lie woulI send lNsaur.
dcror- to state Prison r,r life, and therefore . our
prisons wou' lc 'ul' ofWur ,rers; AMI after 'hoy
had s"'v,d ~ apprenticeship ct even or eight
years lic W UiG iar On them and l't them loo on
TIE comnu i. JACKSON asserts " hat human
Lw 10 's rot uu1cl am the Divine l'w is not nw,
md Org' not 20 G oncve ~ oar NV md t'at Ot
ri"H ni rs 10 ,oT"H"t ne p M ~ a' m
muId rrr III Il surely III AMI nj live" AMI no 81.
e. 81; dia,x3 H. i r 1877 Gr,y .y. "' II 1h .n;
GOV, nor De shall surely i've and not die, making
Himself more Wise uan 'int and ait thr.stcndom;
AMI, tcr" ore, 10y his II duon be m1k,s ,4e law oi
toc OF no ca-ct.
ms MORALITY,
T. lis connection Wih the irc"lDv' princi olCs OF
Richardson ara Mis-. NcFarllni pruNt- '.. morality
Suppose The marriage contract - OF no 'Hoct, what
"ould become oi your sous, daughters and wltCs
Why, -ct married TO-DAY, and tomorrow Goose
another wife or husband; and hnally become rs the
MoTnuns--hAye as INV wives a. they could sup
port We ask what Mr.. Greeley viii say to tLis
is he Mormon, then, or IL lc nott
D. TO carry on hi, views at the Goose Pond, Pike
county, Pa, he established, some Years since, the
society Of the Fourieriics-the most vile ana immoral
m TIE world. The sabbath was their great day oi
merrlmeut; card paying. dancing, drinking whis-
KEY. swearing and ridlcuiug Christianity; and Mr..
Greeley used To he among them on that day. but
their eXlriyarance AMI prolsacy brought the
Society to bcggary and they had 10 clear out, Tor
person would trust them one dollar.
o. lie is not qualified to be Governor. A Governor
must he well versed in the liw, aud he man Of
Liberal cdurltion, refined In his manners, and OF
hTtute Wlcut. LOOK at Marcy, seward, Fcntnn,
ana Hoffman. Mr. Gree'eI VIII not compare with
any of these ren. tie is ignorant of the Law well
as tue Coz pei, and utterly uni tor TIE ONCE,
WILLIAM L. ROY.
BROOKLYN Aug. II. 1870,
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bombsst w.rs without parallel and he assumed
the grand air Of conqueror. Perhaps some
of bis exciiable countrymen really believed him
10 be one. But mark the change. No sooner do
reverses befall the French arms than this war
like potentate hurries halfway back TO his CAPT
tai, and issues bulletins almost confessing the
overthrow Of his Empire. Altogether, it was
a perfect Bull Run excursion.
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The brooklyn police headquarters communi.
catrl to Yesterdays newspapers a story ui r.omIs
Nolan, living ON Myrtle and NIstrind yeuJ'- /.
WAS asserted that he had cut his VIC and chi .r.n
with sword. lie dill neither lie wac cavalry
soldier ~ TIE war, AMI was simply pr.',I-.ur ~"
sword exercise wacn officer Levy, who law him
through the window, entorel the house ana arrest
ed him. Ito WAS discharged
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Neither Italy nor Austria comes 70 the
help OF NAPOLEON bu, several Arab tribes have
proHered their services, and EuGESE, 20
strengthen the BoSAPARrE cause, has set free
several thousand conyicts, who in reality are
appropriate allies for h-r husband Maanwhl,
the hero of BouloCue buds dclan 10 the Cor
man foe, and wre,tcs with his destiny. The
udcrous Is still in the ascendant in tn, BovA.
rARTg camp, and the sublime at a discount.
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The news from Madrid is very inspiring TO the
'ubaus, and Nils them with the most sanguine ex.
ptclttl"us Nicolas AZcarate, who Is 4 near friend
OF Moret Pendergrast the Minister OF Colonies IN
spain, has left Madrid for England en- route for New
YORK citN, lie has secret mission to tho Cuban
Junla, and the Cubans IN tire city are in the mo.t
anxious state of nina regarding tho result
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Many instructive parallels with our own
great war are afforded by the present trutgle
between France and Prussia. The vainglorou,
confidence of the French Emperor reminds one
Of the eXultation of our loyal Northern people
on the eve of the first battle of Bull Run. How
sure We felt, at the advance of Mcdowell 5
army, that victory would at once crown the
national arms Not only was the rebel army
TO be annhllated in the first encounter, bu,
the rebellion itself was to be wiped out a few
weeks later, and peace restored TO a distracted
country. Accordingly, members of Congress,
department clerks, newspaper correspondents
and civilians of every description followed in
the wake Of the Union march, as if going to pic
mic. Vehicles Of many kinds bore these festive
gentlemen TO the scene Of the expected vic
tory and a truly pleasant excursion was an
tclpated. The sero-comic termination Of the
fte must be fire. Ia IN the recollection of the
reader, The Emperor, if he did not permit his
subjects to rush an mISse TO the front TO see the
Prussians sounlly thrashcd, initiated person lily
our infatuated cOuntrymen at Bull Run. With
tie Prince Imperial at his side he went as near
the firing as prudcncc would warrant, and after
the first trhng affair at Saarbrhck was over
allowed the young gentleman to pick up bullet
from the field as token Of his baptism of fire,
His dispatches to the Empress in s.ll.uess and
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The MIX Dealers War.

I The milk dealers Of the city are resolved not
o submit 10 the exactions OF the producers Trev
are offered a. much milk AS they require On the
Ere ad and 1t Is supposed that thr cit supply can
DC kvut m.
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The Candidate for Governor on his Knees

The New York Tribune has got down on it,
WmruWb mos fr'aul -Qusre e. Inn tisk AL because
six wouldn't allow the Y,ih416 on his cars or boats
10 uio' TO wigsle out OF II, but only wIgses IN worse
llLM LLlNrA.
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SECOND, M IsN'r GoIy0.
no" ne Flst rtTOrling TrfLune, aug. II.


We lave q Now report from Washington via chi.
20. u'.l Mr. treilnghul sen has decline the mis-
sion a. England, and that II has been offered To sen
alor lrunbull, who is IN ike manner expected TO
decline II. Concerning the truth of TINS we can
ohly ray that we know Mr. frenghuysen once de-.
clncd ms mission, and though persuiicl to with.
d.aN ~, Iecnaiion, has yet seemed very reluctant
to accent TOT DN'a
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TIE dday circulation Of THE sun during
he last wcek, uhih ended on Sltun,ty.
aug. 10, uas as foD0us:
Monday. .."..wi23.9g0 Thursday ....... I21 200
Tuesday ....."l3 500 Friday ........... -, 900
Wednesday .....125,6OOls aturdiy........I23,SG 500
aggregate ddGy circulation last nceb,
100000. Arcyage daily circulation dr.
ing tie pcck, I2G,7GG. DdGy ac,rago
during The precious teek. ending 1Ugust q,
1880.
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About a generation ago Nc Strnsloarg.r

About n generation ago the Strasloargers
were suddenly interrupted in the digestion of
their pit dc .toie grGs and sausages by the for
mdable intelligence that LOUIS NAPOLEON was
outside the gate demanding the surrender of the
place in the name of his dclunct uncle, and carry
ing an eagle in his hand as a voucher for his
descent The Stra,bourgcrs opened the gate,
and shut it again after having arrested the bold
invader The same hero has az in, after various
ycis,tudes, been near the Cathedral City, but
this time he was himself overtlkcn by the in
vldcr and obliged to leave the Stra,bourgers,
who dealt SO mcrcifuy with lin on the former
occasion, to the mercy Of The enemy
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FrehngLuyscn's English Mi.siOn-Is he Co
ing or Note

From ne F1'ss-reporUg T,hme, aug. G
The President replied to a question in relation
10 hr FgeiWghu sen Tat he would probably leave
fer Europe the latter part Of August flat lie had
acceplcd the appointment and that his instructions
although not yet prepared in form, were understood
by Frclnghuvson, and wOald doubtless be carried
ont by him 81 far Is possible lie said Z" feel con
Nicnt that Mr., Freun tluyson Is In perfect accor
Will the Ggyerumont ana will d. hi. best IN the
discharge a. his impor,lnt duties In cunnec on
WIN the A,abama claims.n
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joins LAURENCE SMITH seems to bcprctty
hard up for practice, il enc may Judge from
the circumstance that lie Las issued an nd
vcrt.ssmeAt putting himself as a lawyer,
and earnestly soliciting employment in lie
Profession JONI seems to have forgotten
tho old auagc,
Seltprl 20
Goes but Little ways
But then, solfpraise may be better than
none; and ions is getting old, and Things
amt new rs they used to has been
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IelcytIHt,
How Jolly, Pa0a! how fnrny!
How he luN mo- tumble l#H'f
Hu2za there's fellow = head a.
How the pretty red blood .uyt's J4-
And look what loly bonfire!
wants NOTHING tu' 'Il1.ul .lH.lf.
Nh, Para hur lot OtcI'es
And burI the neat Ouu AZ q gAt.'
"Yes child 'tis onrrltic
But dom FORGET. 40 yuIr gir'.
For your "a a. tni. uIaN Do .|t...t.-
That yul may be worthy OF 800.
They hau'I2c YOU IN loIll" N .t.r..-
la0tYel As . Christian, u"aI.
Bat You G. m OF luH lao. .. q .H t',
AMI thus have Their hagNs 80 d.
Baptized in true Cesar n-n.uu.
Rene Poe. mr. man q il. mr. .''7@
Tha' your fort Wa b '1ru.y 'H
-I.-..s. ,l"r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
At the annual election to-day for directors Of
the Quicksilver Mining Company the following
ticket was eected:-John X. Pruyn, James w.
Elwell, Ashbel Green, Alfred E. Titon, Edwin Hoyt
David Mahany, Ludlow Patton, John M. ToDin g. E.
Trainor, Charles Gould and George w. Butts.
The Cumberland Coal Company was to-day re-
ceived into the Consolidated Coal Company.
THE sUBTREASURY REPORT
The following shows the results Of to-day's bus-
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The STAGE AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Madame Elena LAMAR, a lady who has made
very favorable impression In concerts here for
pie Of seasons past appears in farewell concert Al
Association Hall this evening A brilliant array
Of artists will assist the fair beafcife on this occa
sion.
The Parepa-Rosa troupe give SIX nights operate
season in Washington next week.
The Cincinnati Orpheus, one OF the leading IN usI
cal organizations in the West, inaugurated this
son series OF German operas, which nave been so
lar received with favor. Their last essay was VIM
ter's "Interrupred Sacrifice - on Monday last.
Barrett and Mccullough are starring at their own
theatre ithe California; In San Francisco.
Sanga closed her engagement at MRgulre's, IN
the same city, on Saturday night last.
Sonora Il. DeCarfano, a nd9ed,enne OF whom re-
port speaks very highly, made hcr first bow before
the San Francisco pubilc on Monday al the charac-
ter Of Deborah
Kate Field told her experiences "Among the Adj
rondacks," in ~ raul, on saturday last.
the Morlaccn ballet troupe open III Louisville
next week.
Daiy has made O decided hit with his exquisite
little drama .'Frourrou." Ii will be succeeded by
Matiloa Heron's play, champagne which made
such a hit this winter IN Philadelphia
The ~. Andrews Division OF The Sons OF Temper
ance announce soiree ana concert Lyric Hall to-
night.
Mrs. Howard Paul will grace ASSOCIATION Hall at
the next saturday matinee.
jules Benedict does st. Peter up In oratoro for tho
next Birmingham festival
An inundaton OF opera boufe threatens London.
No lesB tnan three companies are in the neld
The production OF Victor Huno's dram attic works
now that the ban Is removed Ii the latest agony IN
Paris 1ue hocneI0rtlsa are going crazy over them.
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THE DELINQUENT POLICE.
A P0Iiccmnn's Wife Complains-Tbc Battle OF
the 0Whips.o

A PoIiccnan's Wife Complains-Tbc Battle OF
the "Whips."
The number OF complaints against poncemen III
rapidly diminishing, owing to the vigorous ENFORCE
ment Of tho new rule, No. 28dlsmissa for the third
offence. Judge Bosworth yesterday heard but two
important cases.
Mrs. Ophea Schultz charged her husband,
Ioundsrnan Charles W. schultz with beating her,
refusing 10 support her, and with intoxica,ion. 1t
appeared on the hearing that the wife commenced
action In the supreme Court on the 18th of No
yembcr ftr allmony, but had lived with him until
some period later. She swore positively that ON
Thanksgiving Day, when they were residing with
her parents, Mrs. Myers, In Monroe street, no came
home intoxicated and beat her. On the 3otn OF the
same month lie came home in the same condition
and asked her TO remove away with hlm 10 mousse
secured in Chrystie street; she refused TO go, when
he took his tnDgs out and left. Mrs. Myers aud her
daughter Mary corrU0oraied the wires testimony.
The case was adjourned to permit the defendant to
produce witnesses showing ne was SOBER on both
days pamed. NN'
An interesting examination was that OF oircers
Lynch ana Dahigreen, OF the Eleventh precinct. 1t
transplred that the 14th instant stage mo. 1 OF
the Second street line ana crossown car got into
Jam. The ariver Of the car backed his car mp TO per-
init the stage TO pass. The 'whIpu OF the stage In
stigated by oficer OF the line, named Isaac II.
Smlth would not drive past, when the Ofncers
compelled him 10 pass and Dahlgreen arrested him.
Several witnesses sw0re there would have been no
difficulty had smith not interlercd. The cases were
referred t0 full Board.
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FLOUR GRAIN.--Receipts 1875 bbls. honr ep bbls
meal 5S4 bags do $500 bushels corn do oat.
lO3s7 do barley and b6O malt The market ruled
qaie but firm low grades The .aes were about ~ c
&5 90 @5 Southern flour moderately active, with
sales of $50 bbs 1our steady with moderate de-
mand OF 200 bbl Corn meal continued to rule dull
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Pau. to4's a e4,s; do. preferred, 10 7sx; Toledo
and wabash, 40 At; do. preferred, 70 TAX; Fors
Wayne, 8l a 92 Alton and Terre Haute, "a S4k; do'
preferred 81 031; OHIO and Mississippi, 3l1s SlA;
Delaware and Lackawanna, l04f l0s; New Jersey
Central lo2X 1903; Chicago and Alton, lla lls1s;
do preferred, 1l3 l14 Morris and Essex, S0I ";
Hannibal and st. Joseph, looK bid; do. preferred,
l0o1s pid st. Louis and Iron Mountain, 421s BID;
Dubuque and Sioux City, l1oh Ill; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central, 20 bid. The extreme
fluctuations OF the day for the leading speculative
stocks arc shown in the following table or
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THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST pRIcRs.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

In the Southern State bonds the feature was
sharp decline in tho new North Caronas which,
upon receipt OF telegram that the Senate had re-
pealed the especial tax" fell to % but reacted later
In the day to MH. As the especial taxi bonds are
good delivery for new bonds there not SO wide
difference In their price, and both classes ranged
quite closely together. The new Tennessees were
heavy and declined to 49h. The general list was
steady II not strong The following were the latest
street prices Tor the Southern list:Tennessee, ex
coupon, SC 56ts; do, new, 40 49A; do five per
cent AZ q 4s; Virginia, cx coupon, 62h So; do,
new, 65ls CO; do, registered stock. 81 SO; do.
registered 1885, 50 81; do, registered 1867, 55 81;
Georgia SKIES, 81 s2;do. sevens 90 90; do. sevens
interest payable Georgia, 81 90; North Carolina,
ex coupon, AZ 461s; do, new, 24}a %; do,
special tax, % 231s Missouri SKIES. 9l q OK;
do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 81 90; Louisiana
skies, 72 o 30; do, seven per cent, II IS; do,
eight per cent, 81 49, do, levee skies, II . u;
do., do. eignts, Sly q 50; Alabama eights "a 95;
do. nyes, 81 a 63; do. skies, sterling, 70 IS;
South Carolina skies, SO IS; do., new, 81 S2 do.,
registered stock, so 80; city Of Memphis skies, 81
50; city OF Atlanta eights, IS 90; city OF Savan-
nah sevens, 81 a IS; city OF New Orleans consols,
70 72; do, issued railroads, 90 o TO- Mobile and
Ohio, srerlng, II 72 do, eghts, e5 ey Mississippi
Central Railroad, first mortgage, 73a 74 do second
do., 81 a 60; Memphis and Charleston, first mort
gage, 81 a S5; do, second, IA rs; do. STOCK, Al
AZ; Greenville ana Columbia Railroad, guaranteed,
66 a 68: Macon and Brunswick Railroad, seven per
cent, endorsed by State OF Georgia, so a 49,
THE MONEY MARKET.
There was, perhaps, a shade more of hrmness in
the money market and the transactions on call with
pledge OF stock colaterals, were more numerous ut
six per cent, while borrowers on governments were
content to pay five per cent. In the commercial
market there Is still strong demand for primo
acceptances at six to seven per cent discount
Second class grades range from eight to twelve
per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The market for foreign exchange was unsettled
under the disturbing influences Of the decline in
gold and the advance In fvetwenties in Europe.
At first it was heavy, but became nrmer toward
the close, with little doing. The range OF quo.
tatlons was as Notwithstanding sixty days, COM
mercia, 1881 losS; good to prime bankers,
1oSa . 10sN; short sight, 1oo9s 1o91s; Parts,
sixty days, 5.22X q 6.17A; short sight. 5.le&
SIS; Antwerp, 6221s 5.171s; Switzerland 5.221z
q 5.I7h; Hamburg 35,z q s8; Amsterdam. 4oA q
4ON; Frankfort, 4oi4 4oa<; Bremen 7sH 70; Prus-
sian thalers, 7oH a71K.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The chief fluctuations in the price OF gold were as
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STREET QUOTATIONS
Half.pnsr Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
wnpsrspAY, Feb. ss-sP. n.

WKDNEBUAfV reU. III
CorrEERo In good demand from the trade and ths
market firm former quotations. There we're DIS
posed of 440O bags Edna $500 IRaka S do o.
soanen and 500 do steamer North America private
Other kiuds dull Of sales, but
prices unchanged.
CoTToSThs market very active, the demand being
principally for EXPORT and full prices realized She
market however, closing rather weak quotations.
The sales bst bales. Of which lsle for ezpo
89s for 1l6 speculation and 2O0 transit
For future delivery LIBERAL but prices gsn
orally No below those current from Monday.
for February part a 2sc 80 DO for March, par = s
May al assc 800 At 2lc: A4c, 500 do for
April BOO do. free board at Galveston In March q
ding April AZ 23,Sc. 9sAc and loo do. for March
April at 22s4c. We append the closng Quotahons:
fnfrn III md nj
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TIE COURSE OF
The chief fluctuations In the price OF gold were as
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interesting features. AT the opening prices were
barely steady and business was dull after tho holi.
day Of Tuesday. With the "break" In gold, how
ever, an active downward movement set IN, and
before the close OF the last call prices had gone of
average Of about one per cent. In some OF the list
the decline was assisted by outside influences,
the falling on OF nearly $4,000 in the earnings
OF Northwestern for the third week In February
rendering the stock weak and operating adversely
on the other Western railways. Exceptionally New
Jersey Central was strong and active, the price
rising to lo4A, while Erie was firm at 2Sk, the TIM
preston existing that in the OF the latter road
the agitation Of the English stockholders will lead
to reform In the administration OF its affairs.
Pittsburg, showing an increase OF earnings, rose
to lO3k. The decline seemed to bring out the
weaker holders only, for the market closed dull,
in the absence Of disposition to offer stock after
the last board and prices reacted 30 strongly In late
transactions that the cques suspected OF being
buyers. Their manipulation OF the market II 80
sEilfui however. that 1t would be very difficult to
really fathom their designs in such market az that
which prevailed at the close this evening II is m
open question whether they were buying the stock
brought out by the decline IN gold or stifrenine Il
for the purpose OF selling to better advantage.
The following were the closing prices at the last res.
SION Of the Stock Exchanges IS 50; Cum
beriand, soH SO; Western Union, a4,s q IS; Quick
silver, las bid; Marposa, OX 1875; do. preferred,
ak . ~; Pacific Mail, Az q 42,.; Boston Water
Power, 1914 1sa<; Adams Express, e3X "a; Wells
Fargo Express, Elk 2H; American Express, 8s .
5sH; United States Express, 81 . 62h; New York
Central consolidated 97x 97k; DO. scrip, OAK aes;
Harlem, 1s6K; Erie, 27%; do. preferred, As 10;
Reading, 97;s 97st; Michigan Central. 12l 122;
Lake Shore, SIX Q s7K; Illinois Central,
l42I . 14s; Cleveland and Pittspurg, 1o2,s
o lo2ss; Chicago and Northwestern, 71X q "a; do
preferred, ss% 80; Coumbus and Cincinnati. "a o
~; Roek Island ll9N . As,.; Milwaukee aaa n
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREHr,

WALL STREHT, l.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 23-oP NJ.
Wall street presented unusually interesting fea-
lures to-day, not The least important OF which was
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mean to associate with the damned IN
hell. He hoped the reporters would put this
amusing stories and pertinent suggestions cacn-
lated to advance the interests of the trade.
Again there was applause and again music by the
band, when Mr.. Solomon from the Committee on
Resolutions submitted the following to the meet
ing:-
Resolved That while approve OF present stamp law
every safeguard calculated prevent and detect
annual inventories have ceased therefore they
initiating and detesabe espionage.
Resolved urge upon Congress 10 restore the duty
imported cigars three dollars per pound and ly
per cent al taorsu which absolutely essential 10 protect
our home industry the cheap labor OF foreign
Resolved That we urge upon Congress the repayment of
the vnjusty collected all goods which sonc
sivcy show that they have once paid the tax.
Mr. SALoMoN followed the reading OF Ihe reso,u.
tlons with q speech OF some length giving very
complete resume OF The course ol legislation bearing
upon their interests Against the present mode of
collecting the government tax and against leglsla-
ton at the seat OF government he was particularly
emphatic anc severe.
Colonel WILDER, OF Boston, seconded the resoIu.
fions IN brieI anu comprehensive speech, winch
was listened 10 with cose attention and loudly
applauded.
Mr.. FRAZER, Of Richmond, Va, suggested an
additional resolution calling firstly fora uniform tax
OF sixteen cents per pound on tobacco; secondly
the establishment OF bonded warehouses Wherever
the necessities Of the trade require them thirdly 10
be allowed two removals Of goods bond instead OF
one as now and fourLhIy against the proposed COM
pulsOry payment or all taxes at the factory.
After speech by Mr.. Frazer urging resolution,
Mr.. KOCH n German, explained III the German Ian
guage to the Germans among the audience not
derstandng Englisn the purport Of the resolutions
submitted for the action Of the meeting. After this
explanation a vote on the adoption or the Iesou-
tiuns was taken and the same unanimously adopted.
:, Mr.. Campbell, OF newark, ~ =; anu Mr: Kuhn Of
mn adjournment took place ttl) The evepn9 banquet
~ DepOnlco'H,