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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21

NJ Laboulaye, in replying TO an address from
number OF students disappearing OF the recent disturb
ances, says III violence had not closed my mouth,
would have shown by the example OF America and
Switzerland that the iebscitup appeal TO the people
Ia valuable triumph for democracy, and will be the
future form Of liberty You would then feel that alone
perhaps amoug the democrats had The sentiment of the
future The letters from Switzerland unan
imOus In approval of the part have taken In concu
sion he says: After y years devoted 20 education
rssaitin la impaired health have GAIN " ropOse.
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The Army Appropriation bill was passed by
the House yesterday after short debate, during
which our friend Brooks seized an opportunity
for declaring, with his usual disregard of facts,
that the army was employed to suppress
"human liberty and regular government in
" eleven States" and then voting, with his
usual consistency, for the appropriation.
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A Republican member of Congress lately
expressed the hope that New-York would
continue Mr. John Morrissey as one of its
delegates in Congress, on the ground that he
never talked, seldom voted, and was thor
oughly man of business with business ideas.
Mr.. Fox, member from this city, hath virtues
also; and it is evident that, like his greater
colleague, he "means business" Else why his
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The Fertilization Appropriation bill was
spurred through the House yesterday, and goes
to the Senate, where it will, of course, suffer
delay and perhaps curtailment. The latter it
can stand very well, and the former will not
materially damage it.
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Business Notices.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-24
The RcnnhlIcan Platform.

1t is with peculiar satisfaction that
we call attention to the Platform of
the Republican party of the State of
Indiana, which we print entire this
morning. It's candid avowal of the
opinions Of the party on the great
questions of the day. The party is
outspoken with reference to the Wa
bash and Erie Canal swindle. The
Democracy are ominously silent on
this most important matter to the peo-
pie of our State. The resolution Of
the Republican Convention. in con-
nection with that portion of Senator
Morton's speech bearing on this point,
show the people of the State what to
expect of the Republican party on this
important subject. So of the other
questions. The Republican party is not
ambiguous in its declarations. The
people may depend upon the party for
the faithful ful6llment Of its pledges.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-24
VOL. XXI.
DAILY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1910.
Ranator MOrlon's apeech.

Yesterday NOR ing we printed a
brief summary OF Senator Morton's
address to the Republican Convention
at Indianapolis on Tuesday evening.
This morning we print half the speech
with the intention cf publishing the
remainder to-morrow. The speech. as
is usual will the efforts Of the distiI-
guished Senator. Is compact aud thor
ough. He points out the Issues Of
the campaign so distinctly that there
can be no kind of apology for those
who do not understand them, The
Republicans Of the Stat should,
and doubtless will, give the speech
wide circulation. 1t ought to be plac-
ed in the hands Of every Democratic
voter 10 the State. With thorough
organization, faithful dissemination
of the truth and unWearying activity,
the Republicans will achieve on next
October the greatest triumph ever
known in the history Of the party in
this State.
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CONsUmPTION.

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cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
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sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
tlon.
"schenck's 3 Mandrake Pills." one of tho
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being a vegetable substitute FOR caIOmei,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed TO that mineral, without producing
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To these three medicines Dr. j. Ii
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Price OF tho PulmOnic Syrup and sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 % per bottle, or 81 90 n
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25e. per box.
For sale By AL druggists and dealers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-A st. Peters
burg dispatch says Anson Burlin-
game died at st. Petersburg. this
morning, of congestion Of the lungs,
after four days illness.
Arrived out-Tripoli, from New
York; Austrian, from Portland.
The commercial treaty between
Austria and Great Britain, was rati-
fed by both Government
The contract for new line Of
steamships from Sidney, New South
Wales, to San Francisco, California,
has been signed. Stoamers will
touch at Honolulu, both ways.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-A dispatch from
Vienna says the Austrian government,
if the co operation of Napoleon can
be first secured, proposes to convokc
the Catholic power in order to oppose
Papal pretenslons.
There was a brilliant and crowded
reception at the residence Of Minister
Washburne last evening, in honor Of
Washington's birth day.
VIENNA. Feb. 23.-Washington's
birth day was splendidly celebrated
In this city last evening, by banquet
given by Mr. Jay, the American Min
ister. A great many celebrities were
present.
PARIS, February 23.-The recep.
ton given by Minister Washburne
last night, was attended by all the
Cabinet Ministers. and was brilliant
affair.
Don Carlos, of Spain, while travel
ing through France with an Austrian
passport, under the name OF Marquis
of Alcantara, was arrested at Lyons
by the civil authorities. He was re-
minded that he could reside only in
the north of France, and if he,vio-
lated that condition he must leave
the country. The Prince then pro-
ceeded to Switzerland, accompanied
by an escort as far as the frontier.
Previous to his arrest he met the
Duke Of Modena at Lyons, and com
pleted all his arrangements for going
to Spain and raising mother lnsuF-
rectIon.
ST. JOINS, N. F.,,Feb. 23.-Lord
Granville has written to the Lieut.,
Governor announcing the intention
Of the Imperial Government to with
draw the troops in garrison in New
Foundland. He says, In future this
Province will have to rely on itself for
protection or such as it may obtain
from the domfnion Of Canada, if il
joins the Ceafederation.
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maintained without copious hydraulic
arrangements. The experiments
In Terre Haute. indianapolis. and
other places without water works,
might be cited and dwelt upon to
prove it, if the writer were disposed
TO deal in personalities. One of our
own distinguished citizens was COM
pelled to establish miniature water
works at his hotel in Davenport, to
prevent its degradation into second
or third class house. When we have
a0atcr we shall havea hotel! Another
prophecy which [ venture. Then let
the a1ork begin. Let the question be
agitated. Get every man to work for
it, whether rich or poor. It's consuma.
ton will conspire alike to the wealth
and happiness Of all.
n
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be favored with salary. fees Or per-
quisites beyond such fair aad reason :
able compensation.
CANAL BONDS.
Il. That the canal stocks, issued
under the legislation of 1916 and 1S47,
commonly called the Butler Bill"
were, By the terms of the contract.
charged exclusively upon the Wa
bash and Erie Canal, its reVenues and
lands; and the faith of the State new
er having been directly or indi
reesly pledged for the payment
or redemption thereof, said canal
stocks therefore constitute 40 part Of
the outstanding debts or liabilities of
the State. That the Constitution of
this State ought to be amended at the
earliest practicable period, so as 70
prohibit the taking effect Of any law
or acts Of the General Assembly pro-
posing to recognize or create any La
bility of the State for the said canal
stocks. or any part thereof, until such
proposition shall have been submit
ted to direct vote of the people or
the State and approved by them.
STATE ADMINISTRATION ENDORSED.
Is. That. we heartily endorse the
administration of our State affairs by
Governor Baker, and his associate
State officers, and especially congrat-
ulate the people that the time IS so
near when the State debt will be en-
tirely liquidated.
Col. Oyler, Of johnson county, of
fered the following:
ReSolved, That the S tate Central
Committee are hereby instructed to
sppoint Treasurer, whose duty 1t
shall be TO receive and account for all
funds raised or received for the use
Of said committee during the ensuing
campaign. Said funds to be disbursed
on the order of said COMMITTEES. 1t
shall also be the duty of the said
State Central Committee, to appoint
an auditing committee to examine the
accounts OF said Treasurer.
Adopted.
The following resolution was offer.
ed, and adopted amid uproarious ap-
plause:
WHEREAS, Heretofore during the
sessions of Democratic Conventions
in the city of indianapolis, the mu-
nicipal authorities of said city have
systematically raided through and
cleaned out all places of innocent
amusement and appetite; And,
WHEREAS, Such raids invariably
occur between midnight and daylight /;
and
WHEREAS, Any attempt to regu-
late the moral ideas. appetites or in
nocent amusenents Of the people by
legislation is unwise and despotic, !"
therefore,
ResolUed, That such interference
with Democrats peaceably engaged in
the practice of moral ideas, appetites
and innocent amusemeEts, more than
ever convince US of the infamous and
revolutionary character of the Re-
publican party, and we denouuee
these measures as an invasion of the
sovereign and sacred rights OF the
people.
ResolUed, That we request the May
or Indianapolis to remit his costs in
all such cases.
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From New YOFk.-Cnban Affairs.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Recent trust
worthy correspondence from Cuba.
state that the Casino and Panal has
of late become solely a social club, !,
the functions Of the society have been
delegated to central Junta. composed
of Seniors Zeulurts, Bars Ibarez and
1dalargo, at whose head Is Manuel
Caloe as president. This movement
is understood to signify that the party
opposed to Autonomy have retired,
routed from the contest, and that the
Nother division of Spaniards. who fav-
or a neutrality-suspicious. of the Island,
under the protectorate Of Spain, have
carried the day. The latter were Sc
yerely denounced By Castanon Duran,
and other leaders.
Late accounts sbo- that Commiss-
toner's sent By Neormal to Jamaica,
for the purpose Of purchasing arms
and munitions. were eminently
successful.
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RAILROAD Contract AnnuIIed

NEW YoRK, Feb. 23.-The Tri-
bune's CORES pondent says: the Costa
Rican Government has annulled the
contract made with an American
Company for the construction of a
railroad across the country to the Pa
cific coast; the terms not having been
complied with by the incorporators,
who are principally New York men,
Gen. John @. Fremont, having been
President of the company.
A large quantity of specie is being
shipped hence to Europe.
The screw frigate. Colorado, has re-
ceived most of her compliment of
men. There are now on board five
hundred and eighty seamen who have
to be supplemented by the marine
guards. of about fifty men. When the
Colorado is ready for sea, there will
be nearly seven hundred souls on
board.
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sPECxAL NOTTCEs.
FORBID system.

Sometimes, without any nssiguable
cause, tue physical strength and anamal
spirits give way, and q strange tOrpor falls
alike on tue body and intellect. There IS
little or no pain perhaps, but the natural
yigor and elasticity OF the nervous and
muscular system seems TO have departed,
and an indifference to the pleasures OF
life. and even OF It's grave responsibilities,
taxes the place Of that earnest Interest II
both which charactertzes every well bal
anced mind when Ia a healthy condition.
This state OF partial collapse is often the
premonltory symptoms OF some serious
maiady. II indicates Enthusiastically that
the vital powers are ianguishing ana need
o stimulanf. In such cases the effect OF
Tow doses OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
~ wonderfully beneficial. The great tonic
wakes up the system from lis browse. The
secretfOn8 and the Circulation receive a
new impetus The relaxed nerves recover
their elasticity under the operations OF the
specific, like the siackene strength Of "a
musical instrument IN the process Of tun-
ing. Lethargy and debility are replaced
by energy aud Yigor, the spirits rise, and
life that almost seemed a burden while
the season OF depression lasted, becomes
once moro enjoyable. That such a radical
change should be produced by a remedy
entirely devoid OF The powerful alkaIoids
and minerals 50 extensively used In mod
ern practice, may seem incredible 10 those
who pin their faith on the medtGlnal eff
cacy OF active poisOns, but II these aKeD
tics Will taae the trouble TO inquire OF
those who have tested the corrective and
alternative virtues or the Bitters under the
circumstances described, they will find
the statement 70 be true.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Supervisor
j. o. Donnell telegraphs to Commis-
sioner Delano, the seizure at Buffalo,
of 1000 barrels of whisky, on account
of not being stamped.
Previous to signing the Mississippi
bill, by the President, the resignation
of Brevet Major General AdeIbert
Ames, as Lieut.. Colonel u. S. A. (his
lineal rank was received and accept
ed.
The name of nearly every member
of the Virginia Legislature has been
obtained on the application to the
House of Representatives for the ad-
mission of Hon. Joseph Segar, to his
seat as Congressman at large from
Virginia.
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C0NDESskB TELgGRAMs.

THURSDAY, February 81
The President has signed the Mis-
sissippi bill,
d. B. Barton. the lawyer assaulted
by unknown parties, In New York, on
the 18th inst, is recovering.
Two ware houses, and a p ortion of
another, were destroyed By fire In
Cleveland. yesterday Fully insured.
A locomotive on the Oswego and
Rome Railroad exploded yesterday
morning. No lives lost.
VIM. Ersner, of Freeburg. Ills,
while drunk, on Monday, attempted
to shoot his wife, and then blew his
own brains out.
Wasbington's birthday was enthu.
siastically celebrated in San Francis
CO, business being generally suspend
ed; the military paIadipg, and public
and private buildings being decorated.
A New York post-ofice porter has
been arrested and held for examina-
ton on charge of having embezzled
numerous money letters, under cover
of his official position. He admits
the accusation.
The representatives of all the New
York aud Brooklyn Freemason cir
cles have authorized the publication
| of the statement that the man Cham
bers who murdered Voorhees,, of
/ Brooklyn, is not known to be a mem
ber of any ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jacob Peters, post master at Onei-
da, Ohio, was. yesterday. arrested and
after examination before United
States Commissioner, White, at Cleve-
land, was held to answer, IN the sum
OF 81 800, the charge of rafting reg
istered letter of $40.
John Reynolds was yesterday SEN
fenced to be hung, in New York on
the 8sh of April, for the murder Of a
man named Townsend, while Michael
Mead was sentenced to seven years
hard labor in the penitentiary. he
had only kicked his mother 10 death
They rnete out even handed justice il
New York.
The Erie Railway Company have
been enjoined, at the suit OF preferred
stockholders, from recognizing certifi
Gates bearing the tax stamp of the
English speculators, who have leagueC
with the Ramsey Eaton Vanderbilt
p0&tSS WIZ nave 1StA uGu lOG6luOA ~
put the line under control of tht
New York Central.
y A grand musical festival is in pro
gress 10 San Francisco, for the beneft
of the Mercantile Library Association
The internal cities Of Nevada and Ore
gan also contributed musicians, sing
ers etc. The entertainment
comprises 1900 voices, 200 instTu
ments by drum and organ, 30 anYils
with electrical guns, etc.
In the Missouri State Senate yes
terday, proposition to separate thl
negro and rebel vote, was voted down
In the House, resolution was pass
} ed, memorializng Congress to estab
lish the IRdian Territory of Lincoln
: and for Indian suffrage. The Way
aud Means Committee iu the Nilsson
ri Legislature have agreed upon bill
which provides for the payment il
gold, of interest on all State bonds
issued prior to 1862, and that $40,
: 600 surplus in the Treasury. shall b.
! applied to the purchase of bonds TO
, a Sinking Fund, ard that new 2
: year per cent bonds, the principa
: and interest to be paid in gold.
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The Fearful CANCER snbdued.

Having been long afflicted with CANCER,
4 resorted to all the remedies Of which 4
could h-ar. Among them was one recon-
1 las / supposed) procured the herb,
and prepared and applied 10, which
made a perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not tue one
recommended. All who are AFFLICTED can
fnd a speedy cure by sending for the re.
cipe, with full directions Tor use. Price g5
Address, with registered letter or money
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box 25l, Port
Jervls, Orange County, New York.
fa22 dam
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fortified themselves on Hart Butte,
with loose stone, defying the Sioux,
who charged several times unsuccess-
fully, loosing FIVE killed. The last at
tack was made near sundowD, under
chief Spotted Eagle, who was killed.
The Sioux managed to oVerpoWer the
Crows. every one Of whom was killed
in hand to hand encounters. The
Siouxs lost twelve killed on the
ground and Eve died next day. Many
more were dangerously wounded.
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Notice Of Application.

RTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
Ia viii apply TO the Board OF COmmis-
siOners Of Vandcrburgh County. Indiana
al their next regular SESSION, for license 70
sell intoxicating liquor ia quantities less
than quart. ny place OF business Is on
Vine street. between First and Water, In
the city of Evansville, Indiana.
fe2 dlt,w3t ANTHONY KELLY.
IA 2M -Beautifui, well-improved farm,
s 100 acres, 300 bearing apple trees Choice
frutt), three miles west OF ElIzabethtOWn
illinois. Can be had AZ bargain by CALI
fng on WARREN g. MATTTsON, AttOr-
neys, Third Street, between Main and Lo.
Gust. ffel7 dtf