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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-26

The New Orleans ChfId SensNttOH.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-The Governor
has received the following telegram from
Cincinnati
"I have information whereabouts Thomas
Digby's child. Will you guarantee reward
if Child is returned. The party. who has
the information wants to know. The child
was stolen in New Orleans.
81. T. ToNENGE, Mayor"
The Governor telegraphed that the re-
ward would he paid upon the delivery OF
the child to its father here. .'ga +
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A Chinese Emeute ON q Louisiana
PIanaafiOu-Nayal.

New ORLEANS, July 25.-Yesterday one
hundred and fifty Chinese on a plantation
near the city, becoming dissatisfied, seized
Cum Ling, the Chinese contractor, and held
him as a hostage until he was released by
the Metropolitan police. The ringleaders
were arrested.
The United States steamers Tuscarora and
Pilgrim. and monitors Ajax, Wyandotte,
and Manhattan, sailed from Southwest Pass
this morning for Key West.
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secret Treaty Preje died be.gesa gaeaasa
Prussia Egposed-R eaassk ab.s gsss sitoo.
surss about tie Bdlaace Of Posce ladis
nation in DECENTRALIZATION fs the HoaseeJ
Lords France and Prussia called Oh q
Erpictn- skrmtshify betsoeen tfss i'd.
danced Guards Needle Gan Iirancs
on Frisaseeriag and Neutral SHIPS a
Sea-Position Of the French, 4ysayT no
Battle Expected. for Several Days Va
poleon Interuiesoed-What he thinks Of
Bismarck, DEC. --7|-
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NORWEGIAN EMlGRATIon,-Thc rush of
immigrants, principally NorWcgi;lnS, TO the
northwest portion of the State OF Mlnncsota,
j. astonishing. They are pouring into the
country literally by hundreds daily, and
Al! The roads are lined with their DIVA
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COMMERCIAL.

Richmond Tobacco Market.
july rs, ls7o.-The prices for all desirable To-
bacco suitable for manufacturing purposes are
fully m aintained. while shipping and nondescript
kinds are slightly lower. We quote:
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
No. $40 Franklin street,
RICHMOND, VA, July 2d, 1907

TOllN a. LYMAN, EXECUTOR OF
Thomas 2. August, deceased. Plaintiff,
against
/ August and others. 49,: ..........D Defendants
ky decree entered In this cause by the chan
Gerry court % the city OF Richmond on the leth day
at June, lS7n, II |, ordered that the complainant
John 4. LynhaIn, do render au account of his exc.
'Wcrial transactions AS executor OF the last Will
"nd testament nf his tcStator, Thomas L. August,
,rccaScd, before one Of the commissioners OF this
ruri, who ls directed To examine state and settle
TN same, and also To ascertain the amounts, II
ANY, due and owing from said estate to The defend
ants, Otis +. Manson and William Ira smith, re-
srectively aud all others the creditors OF said
estate, and the order and priority thereof respect
N"lS. And that said commissioner report the
'anc I" the court with any matters specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself, or which may
lee required by any OF the parties to be 50 stated.
" notice Of the time and place OF taking the
aforementioned account and warning all the
,tc,itors OF the said lestator 10 appear and prove
Their accounts. shall be- published once week for
hour successive weeks in some convenient news
paper, ana shall be equivalent to personal SER
Wee Of such notice."
The parties interested are hereby notified that
nave liked on THURSDAY the 18th day OF August
I'I", al O'Clock A. NJ at my Office, 70 state the
accounts and take proof Of debts required Dy the
aforesaid decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
H5-IuSw Commissioner.
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1,o,ra1ss1oN mERCHANTs.

HOFFMAN, LEE & Co., vrs
III TORA eco COMMISSIQN MERCbANio'
as EXCHANGE PLACE,
afy BALTIMORE, MD,
ginia and North Carolina for the sale OF MANI
TOBACCO.
Liberal cash advances on shipments: a,,
( PHII.Ip A. BALL, Salesman. ap B-eooam-
4 Y. STOKES Il CO., WHOLESALE
a GROCERy AND COMMISSION ID EH.
"a ETs, RICHMOND, VA.--We have % saors
n isrge and weiI-assorted stock OF GkOCEhiEs,
which we offer to the merchants OF virginia ahe
sugars 500 barrels Maryland Sugar Re1ntng Com
PAM IS Sugars. lily lal "A. Y.sTOkEs GO.
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The North Caroline State Troops and
!1fre Courts-Habeas Corpus Wrifs
Torn DIP. go a. j. ~
RAL1EdH, n. G., July 25.-Writs ofhabeas
CORPUS for the Caswell prisoners were issued
by Judge Mitchell and served on Colonel
Kirk last Friday. He tore them up and
arrested and still holds in custody the
officer who served them.
. It Is stated that Governor Holden will
respond tomorrow to the order of Chief
Justice Pearson to produce the body OF A.
G. Moore, one of the Alamance prisoners.
It is not known what the response will be.
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Fall Of q Grain Eaevator-Five Per
SONS Killed.
BosToN, July 25.-Two persons were kill
ed by the fall of railroad grain elevator at
Lowell, Mass, to-day, and three more are
said to be buried in the ruins.
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Assassination of one of Brfsham's
Opponents.
SALT LAKE, July 25.-Last night reeep-
ton was given by Colonel Frindley Ander-
son to General Augur and staff. 4 large
crowd of Mormons gathered in front Of the
house and insulted the Colonel and his
guests, and finally broke up the party.
George Cronin, a prominent member Of
the anti-Brigham Young Government, was
found dead to-day. 1t is said that he COM
mitted suicide.
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Death Of o Negro Mfnstrel-The Nar-
vest I'm Oregon.
SAN Francisco, July Do" Johnnie
Mack" the well-known negro minstrel,
died here yesterday. -.
The harvest Of Oregon exceeds any for
mer wear E..H ...- ..,...
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CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.

STATIONERY. Full assortment ut
~ E'LyStE ss ys.fsp
ssH lsss Msaa stree
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BosroN, July s5..-The thermometer here
stood ct $50 to-day.
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Eceniag.-T q body Of Prusslans
crossed the frontier near Saarbruck. They
penetrated into the country several miles,
and at length found the French in conslde-
rable force near the town Of Gersmeller.
Sharp skirmishing ensued between tho
forces, and the French soon retired, leaving
ten killed and wounded on the field. There
was no loss on the Prussian side. This ac-
ton has demonstrated that the Prussian
needle gun is superior to the French
Chassepot rifle. Subsequently company
of the Seventeenth Prussian regiment Of the
line captured the French custom-house at
Schreicklingen. The officers OF the customs
made stout resistance, and were all killed
or captured. One Prussian officer was
slightly wounded in this engagement.
Ueserters from the French army are very
! numerous, and are continually coming
within the Prussian lines.
THE POSITION OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
LONDON, July 25.-The French base of
operations extends from Strasbourg to
Thionyille, a distance OF thirty-fiye miles.
| The centre is between Bitsch and St. Ar
mold. The second line is ut Metz, capable
of expansion to the centre and to Thlon-
| vile.
| FRENCH DECLARATION ON PROPERTY AT SEA.
PARIS, July 25.-The Journal 0facies to-
day contains the following declaration:
isThe French Government has issued or
ders that in the prosecution of war COM
manders of French forces shall scrupu-
louslyregard with respect the. neutral Pow.
ers and rules of international right, and
that they especially conform to the prlncl-
pies contained in the declaration OF the
Paris Congress of 1856 as follows
tePrivateering is abolished.
GA neutral flag protects the enemy's
merehan disc except contraband Of war. =
ssMerehanJise Of neutrals, except con-
ttrabah of war, is not seizabie under
foreign flag. si .s7gS,2ss
TaBlpckades must be effective. sa,E8
0Although Spain and the United states
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why the Jam in the Opera House.

Last night was a gala night in the Grand Opera
House. IS somo means 1t had le1kel out that
haretzcks brilliant opcra-Bouns Company would
be present, and tho entire house was crowded with
eager gazers Montaland, tho famous actress Of the
Palis Royal, OF whom fame has whispered light
tales in connection with Napoleon, was seated 10
tao box the ground tier, facing Col. Fisk's Lea
silly and Suzanne Thai were In tho one above, and
IN the next were JnIiette Jouses and julio Hacle
the youngest the most beautiful, and tho most tai,
ented cOmedieune, Montaand Leiug excepted of tie
entire troupe. All eye- were turn ed, However 70
the divine Ceul, who was dressed maguincontly
with pr0iuson OF rare diamonds, the git OF Prince
Demiiof, aud wore across her magnificent
bust tric0lor scarf in honor Of Ia belle France
An ymusng Incl lent diversified the wait before the
ballet, very tai officer Of the Ninth was seated
IN the parquet, and some people behind cOnceiying
that lie was Standing 10 get better look at the MUnn-
Land, shouted, ferociou'ly, " St DOM in front" in
every infection Of angry coumand nd entrcity. Per.
ceving ny the gigg ing OF the ladies' M each side Of
him what the matter, he slowly rose, and facing
round with \ smile, disclosed 10 tue astonishcd
crowd ha qigsnuc form, There WAS roar o! lau- II.
tor, which bccume ovation wheI Col. Fst lean.
ing from Mis- box made a sign 10 an usher and l. IA
gallant subaltcrn Was escorted triumphant. TO lbs
chiefs quarters.
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To the address OF Mr.. Perez the President re-
Piled:


The ships which arrived yesterday reported
heavy storms this month The bark Carl aud Al.
gns'e from Singapore, encountered most furious
sale OF tho North Carolina and Virginia coasts,
which Iasted from Aug. 81 to Scot. 3. accompanied
by heavy squalls and high seas The schooner Com.
rlde, from Para, encountered a hurricane on the
1st Of September of south Carolina, md scud led
for hfy'three hours un1er bare poles. Tho ycss
was repeatedly submerged, and lost several calls
blown violently fom the gaskets while rolled FAST
to the yardi. The William NJ Reed, nom Liyerpool
in mid-ocean In latitude IL degrees 40 minutes she
passed two immense lcebergs. The bark Cornwal-
lis, from Windsor. Nova Scotia, caught q hurricane
on the 4,h intst., hilY miles northeast of Georges
Bank aud lost several sails. besides spHngiug her
JbboOn The bark stella, from Newport England
met the same misfortune in the same latitude andlon.
gitude
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NcM Nnrli NInrknfa

FRiDAr. Sept o-FLoun AND NEAL-Wcs,crn
nn1 strte ronis were rrcs,ed Tor ne aud 10y ship.
wnsrf. sales iooo1 hbs At stcoetiS fer ,uScrorc,
dunn 10 ci, ice bakers and family brands southern
n'uts lxc, .l inlr dcmsnd q ~, NSij ~ SHIN.
ras hrt only fancy brands hi eirF over !, Ryc nonr
w.; , - 80 ,gd g"t Corn meal dul at S5s $3.50 for
,SuhDElF,s- Cotton more active a. yesterdays de-
more active At neis. drrt NV o Ge' s6 ana
movement In t.iiE ~ non. Petroleum In fair damADd
Rosn avn srtned .o3 sprTs T of tr,e,i me
we rom thc wi lrf SEEDS nrn. Hidos fairly nctivci
Tobacco active ior ia w,St s,. o Rs TH sS
10 iec a. ~ ~, cas- scsd leaf, ugniT ONO,
uis 9}c tor Insect wmsscy l6,sSr, AZ saCs. oc
wnEhyoEh's him. "''h moderate shipments ofnour AID
rRoytsloSs-pork more active and nrm IN, sales
seller October nj se '6 io.ssv "a bis Hnt 81
g ,d PER at 500 ~ bo.a q. t2cg. cash ana
10 cbls' i1culpt cry ncss Of s,pas2b ". western
94c, al ., r. AK o ,, Tnnts at 90 ,9ei
nominal NJ 50 8 - Tor prime mos nccf hams anict
mans at &C. r'c6n eu tS i f1 ZIG 6 Ct toT 9 sSs
clear Dressed hoT, Irregular at i2aiGSe. ard auet.
bsr Of ec Tor wJscsn steam Cite r a nsi ct s,Ie 9
iOf ttcam. Luttcr Lrm, 20 800 Cheese duil.
GEAisz ca, Gun ard Unsettled; rue. 0ooo bush.
DO. ,r,s H f3r nov 'IE,ns' t,i' SIG .f.r 70
rcd winter, and 81 lssoti % fr nn.Hor d DO.
d at qosi 20 or state ard wcisrS and >, W.
si ,iy1 isr 'anaaA M,st. EereG q io@9l, 90 Corn
store niort sSc for yciow ana Is Ssoc fo ~
coi n Mft al 9a" d sy ae 5N a7 ;tToV sae
GRooERfrs Coffee wa fitiv active an stetiyi NO
e ae SSI I'D At @eG Of gS SO Sis! aa i2s
clioo, AID EOS sautos. M,la.s.s dui sales % hhds
una sc nd 5 . u 80 6S, Tt sd 95, al s f9s'
sgins,Haw n .d'rrolv active at former price,. Fsir
iorCuSa egc ar Porto He eaH ' n ac aSVSS
en- 9l55w hafis' isLGi3sci white "a" IKE, ana
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NEW YoRR's WHITE SLAVES.

Netta Rectlfy ing n Mistaho-An EMPLOYER
who In n Geniicmun-A Pctty Division
Street store Added TO tho Hack List I'M
ladylihe Floor walkers PilIoried Don't
search those SatchCis.
TO ne EdhVr Of The Saa.
SfR; AZ our meeting on Thursday evening an
outside lady spoke OF one OF onr members being
discharged on account OF her connection with our
Association. Mr.. LYio has been represented as her
employer, which was a dcplorablo mistake. Mr.
Lyle is firm friend Of our cause. His salcswomen
hold him In tho highest esteem, and II panied tllom
very inuch to read the statement alluded TO. All Of
ais sa.cswoncn In the Eighth store arc mem
bers or our L rly Closing Association. II MI the
proprictors who assured me Of their sympathy ana
.avor would DO as Mr.. Lyle has donc--aiow or send
their sal sWumcn 80 JON our Assocatiun-it would
De most lTucical way OF showing the pubic and
myself, Who are watching tnem c'osolv t1dt they
are In earnest ia regard TO this movement.
The store from which the young lady was dia.
CHARGED Is only petty millinery store on Division
street whose nroprietor's nlme and place OF bust
ness, a. well "a many others Wno permitted parties
IN their employ 70 insult our lady canyassers aud
order them cut Of their stores, are registered very
prominently on oar books FOR future reference.
iah very p!uehuy wnitin, 10 see the safes women
IN MT. Ehfcl's, IN Eguti avenue popular cstab.
I'm, n,nn'en, cone forward as memtcrs, as long ~
thelr euiplo, or Ia IN favor OF the movement; and
think that when VIC ave united Mr.. e. viii LOOK 10
our Association for what he as vcii as othcr en-.
pOyers dcsire-rusHing, hObc,t sacswoncu. Tav.
i9r's - 2iir can semi lew more members think
| would iSo to hear also, from Mr. Rotischild on
SKIN avenue, a y-ry gcntlemanly proprietor; also
rom Mr.. Ken, on TIE same street, who emoo,s q
large number of haris wio assured m Ssclf some
itne 40 90 their VII inlncs- to join would loel
proud to have their lady suDcrintCnIcnt's Nate on
our iist aud ! trust that she viii urge tie sal,6-
women - unite
=, As regards M1cy't I pty the poor slcswor.en
Were, who, | understand, are forbidden by his uL-
lidylke h'of-w1kcrs TO mention this sui jeUt among
themselves. Come, now, ladies, assert an inderen.
dent spirit. You do not know how soon you wall
lose your places ami be compelled 20 work In stores
uh II J.. VI. ] regret that the women Of RAJ.
.cys store are afraid 20 come forward. think IL
they would unite with US We might probably ~ the
iut-re prevail on the p.OpuCtOr-wuo is a vpnlil.
Kind sen lemal-tO stop searching the satthvl. Of
The s1cswoncn. trust you will see The necessity
Oi asserting your own selrcsgyct and dignity In tus
matter would lE' TO have some mtwhcrs from
Lord n TAYLOR. O'rulhvm n Grcggs, Is Boulidtr
BROS, johnson 81 Burns, and mrny other les ling
houses cn-aged In the fancy goods trade. IWisn
t'at all tle es'dol sAWcuts In tJat line o. business
treated their salcswOncu a. nicely as L. Dvdiillier
Bros.
Unite with us. sllcswomen Agiate the subjcc.
evef. where. Bring new members, ami grclt viii
DC our success META
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STATEN ISLANDS DEFENDER

The Streets Of Edgewater Safe against
Prussian Inyusion-Nhat may be Done
nv n Little Whiskey-Who will Hold tho
MANI
nr. Joseph McCally. of Staten Island, is a gen.
teran "Who lives 1T home at ease" being the for
'urate Dossessor Of respectable income. Unhap-
lily S-. Nee takes his GIN and the gin occasionally
tlkcs away his brains. Parentheses OF intelligence,
however, occur in his otherwise fuddlei existence
md having in one Of these learnt what was going Oh
~ Europe, lie energetiS2lly exclaimed, by Cd,
I'm going 10 hop the French"
The gentleman theTeuVOn Jeff the saloon where lie
Usually taxes his hitters, and soon appeared armed
WIN Wuskct and bnyOnct ard the full equipment Of
q soldier but without coat lie loaded his gun,
liked bayonet, and executed the manpuyre of guard
mount in EoldleIly fashion. lie reviewed hmso II
hnd detailed himself for outuUst duty and at night
Tail lie began parollinE two blocks allowing none to
Iass until they assured nim that they were not
Russians
Teu,1n, Fastening home after the fortyninth
rass Of lager was challenged and stopped by the
Wv ant sentinel, and held in durance while his captor
called vigorously for the corporal OF the guard That
parsonage did not Of course, respond. but a police
man dld who marched Joseph before Justice Gar
Leu Joseph asserted that he was protecting Paris
from me Russians but Justice Garrett told him the
HouT' o"cts would not allow bis Interference, and
mus MN retra 10 the coui ~ fortress until his
Hlehus arrived " take care Of him.
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THE LINCOLN MONUHEYr.
Preparations for the Erection Of the Statue
in Union square.

LFoIt ne fCsHilI l'f4t
Preparations are making On the southwest cor.
Esr Of Union square for tue erection Of the Lincoln
monument foundation OF granite To 'he depth OF
five 'cet las been lad, api cement has been place
upon IT, On Ills viii be reared the sub.5ase Of the
pedestal which wiz consist OF . single stone nius
feet nye icchcs square; upon this wil be laid the
base, also uf granite, and i've feet eight inches
square On this viii stand The pedestal, FIVE feet
square at the bottom, and tayerLns gradually 70
;ni &c feet square at the top.
Ga the upper part OF this are TO be th'rty-sx stars
indicating the number Of states in the Union during
hr. lincolns administration. The aggregate height
OF the sub base base and pedestal blocks will be -
feet Adding 10 feet for the height Of the statue
the entire altitude of the monument viii be - foct
The statue Il Of bronze, and was designed by Mr.
Browne, who was sculptor OF the equestrian statue
OF Washington on the southeast corL,r of Union
square.
1t cast in Philedelphl, and has Scen for some
weeks In yard on the North River near tho foot ~
Fourteenth street. The monument was ordered by
the UriOn League Club No inscription is to he upon
II. Tie dsure OF Mr.. Lincoln is in modern COS
tune, cloa Aed and bareloaded.
The pedestal will be ready In a few days It's con
structon Ia in charge O. j. II. Smith. The statue
will be unvailed about the LIST OF October with ap.
proprlate ceremonies
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The New Long Island Railway

new railway company has been formed on
Long Island. The men in crested I'm il are men Of
means ample 70 carry out their de- ius aud cf greet
business talent lhe certificate ol Incorporation
has been recorded in accord nee with the general
railroad net az the nice nj tie Secretary of StPtc
Albany. The amount Of capital has been fixed AZ
f50lOO00 ami 81 NO1COD Of it subscribed. The
lCutc hus /, IN determined viii begin at Jamaica
or FLUSHING. making close corrections with either
the South side or North Shore Railroad, and thence
run through MauLa,5el, II syn. Glen cove, o ster
Biy, Cold Spring Huntingdon, Newport, SnItn.
town, sc,aukel Port Jefferson, Walug River
Worthwhile, aud direct 10 OricGt "A is not to be
asked from the villages through which ne road
passes until II il constructed 10 such places Tho
propos.i ion il 10 build double track, and lly s,ccl
rails with patent nsh joints.
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MrMorIAL OF THE CuBAv nnterr.


Address to the Republican stntc Convcu-
tion-Thc National Executive rs the Foe
of LfJcrty-'rhc rnmc Favor Asked for
Cubans that Is Extended TO their Ene-
mics.
The following address was submitted TO the
Republican state Convention by lie Executive Com.
miltec Of the Cuban League Of tie United States
OFFICE OF TuE CUBAN LEAGuE OF THE
ISIrrp STATLs,
NV YoRK, Sept. 9. 1870.
The undersigned, Executive Committee Of the
quest permission to lay before this Convention the
FOL owiug IN emOria:
Tie Cuban Lcacue OF he United states In whose be.
can eli zeGs VIC icieye in he f.rht Of an American
re9pC 70 throw "a iorc.gh and most cruel dspot,m
.ae no?gar s eoI,ent mat hs yeoglC Of cqna in Is
tc the "ugethy 6nd moral support Of the people Of
nc a'ei state and to impartial neutral
pa rIoay ' IN. nation 6g,G saS, T VIA on The
iiaoie xpfc-sion the ac;oS Of tbS -" nai'ofsi
hSGGgnye 'a,ed MN iorI,d and unn9tuIs
and comfort to the nyuie, o. human gberty n hc
thnt lis ttrW,r. .a n@y,r,Lc ,ess IS"" Va,utnipcd
Tor two wears with heroic rcsglntlon and 'stl NAN
without nrne esan brutal cnenv amp supplied
Vim !hee ,9rce; Of war nnre9.'sd n ne mort q
fotec-v conf.cai,or and blnndcr+ '-'-'' inmate
On rcopc q ~ aric. ore b earnest ,ynra S %ik
,hG ~ ratr,9is ana most truly desire ihG dcs,ruc-
and sron2lv budeyr tha, ms end can be src6d.
~ accomplished ny tho Cuban ttcms ives 4 permit.
tcd 70 oai'in at our han'a MT favor and ssistaGco
which EAs been ir'clv afforded to tHyir enemies.
The tuilu ic'"rr OF tls tinted stN"s through their
Executive Comm.t'ee. rcspvctfIly request upon the
Iait or M rrr NHtye Of the HcpuhC1n parry ~
ne tate of Sc" YORK IN cor venton assembled such
decoration or tfiNc'l.s aa wi tend TO secure from
TIC national authority the rom on ius ice ot impartial
n"Wra lty. when We owe ~ ,npie duty TO Eng.
rum or COLONY cIgl -e1 ~ war AM which the tufcr.
tn rropO o. Cuts have the flgh " not The mower to
demand Of NJ. # the nrm convc'ion Of
your mer1,oria''s tLat 70 ,npFeal for syin.
strnrrnr rcputnc whose first not tho abolition
Of human slavery and TIC cstahlUtmCut Of H. pcrr ct
equal O. of tho cit NcfNrr Tho law ca %, rar m
vain TO the clu ed Representatives Of tho i,suub
lcin party OF the stat ~ Ncy York.
Ncty respectfully,
Gen. e. X GrkU'v G. ~ We. Y. worms
Gen tr'NK l. BLAIR. Gen. i N. VAN AIvy
tea. tA.stts u. LAY. Iiuu. DpuGLAs IAYLur.
Gen. \ HN NrIF III LER, Hon GIDEON =. TttEEt
Nv tffty AIr~V. Cen. nos !. li,rrf.vrr.
Gen. GoHuoE GRAvGE1 Hon. JouN OAKEY,
Hon. iffpa. T.. STTNATr, Nr. BFvNtnn & Aserpry.
Ger. C. W. D,Gf'gG. Mr.. T.. &. -rrpgAv
Hon. CHARLES a. DANA, Gen. ARRAM DruYrA,
Col. ). ". hACfAs,
Gen. VI. 7. MCMAHON. Pres dlnt.
II. c. locEvooD, scs Ietiry.