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TIC legislature will make fatal blunder
Il it repyals iAe ENci5e law Out and out.
witnom proNciug iUI the eontinuhuc" Of The
sale Of liquor Undoubtedly the law as it
stonds Ia voNaii"u- aid oppr.ss Va IL in
t'ri'r,s unnecessarily with tLs ,ujoyInonts
# iargc number OF orderly citizens, apd
II SUBJECTS the liquor dealers TO the black
mailing oXactious of dishonest policemen u
the most irr ,atIus manner. But the Is No
reason why the fees for licenses should not
r main NJ they are, nor why Ihvy should hot
10 most vigorously collected.
Il has come TO In an undspated ma xinl
that the taxes required for public purpose,
should Ia derived az fer ms poss bic from tho
luXur,cs and not from the necassarles vi Life.
Let food, clothing, fuel, pnd hopscrcnt be
IF, os free from the burden as possible, / ut
let such an article az liquor pay the last dol
lar that can be Nruns lrOm it. A man must
have Tor himself and for his family certain
things TO keep soul and body together aud
thoso things he should have at the Lowest
possible price but when il comes 60 liquor.
lac has his choice whether 70 take il or 70
without, II Ice can honestly afford it VI all,
he can also afford TO pay for it little more
than cost, aud this ID all that The Excise law
makes Inn do.
The returns OF the Board of Excise show
that about one million OF dollars OF revenue
is now derived from the consumers Of liquor
through the foes paid by dealers in the prti-
Gle. Nobody grumbies at contributing his
share Of the amount. Tho tax is as evenly
distributed ami is ~ cLeerfully barns as any
tax poss, bly, could be. To dispense with it
would be q loss without any gain, Let tho
party in power at Albany beware how they
undertake such a nischieyous measure
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HORsE ~ 4 sIREET car.
The Condition Of the fnssepsrrs who wrVr
iurcd by tito Renlnrkub Runaway
Accident Ia Foarth Ayenue-The story Of

The Condition Of the fnssrayrrs who wrVr
jurcd by tic Renlnrkubr Runaway
Accident Ia Foorth Aycnue-The sIory Of
Ohe OF the ~unererH.
Mr.. Redwood McQuade. of Centre Market. who
vas severely hurt IN thn npFree deuled runaway &c.
edcnt al Fourth avenue and Tgcnty niuth street va
"wednesday afternoon, is much batter, lie bad Just
bought spirited LGIsa nj the Basaar Forty third
street aud FUN avenue, and was taking the snlmal
home. riding bareback, without birdie. the horse
having ueny q halter strap passed through be
mouth. In Twenty-nirih stree, the horse, taking
lright, dasbed VI toward Fourth ayeuue. lie went
las the Wind, and Was pcrfecty uAeonu QllaLle.
Reaching Fourth avenue, the frensied animal. with
his rider, plunged hcadong through the eide OF car
No, Is. which wss o. its wsy down town. onc Of
tho stanel 'ons al NE sar wns broken vi below the
windaw, About q dozen Passengers were seatod
within the car. Among uem were Mrs George
HaydGSk, Niss Coriiss, MIR. IiaTmus and her dausl-
ter Mrs. Iiarmsr Was thrown under the snimas
fee,, but escaped qnhgrt. Miss Curliey's face was
onl, slightly scratched by broken gisSa. Mr., Hay.
dock was not harmed. The seats OF the car wrre
torn away BY tho hery sised. None OF TIC other
pass myers gfre at all injured.
Tho nose u the lpekless rider was severed by the
weather strip directly beneath the Of oi thu car
Tho roof Of hk mouth was literally turned inside
ooi, and !he marks Of h. teeth eau slll be essn on
the outside Of the eur. He at once borne TO his
residence, u Spring street. Last evening SUS 70
pptg WAS sh9vn the Gar tNo ~ IN Nh comR,py's
depot. One side OF tue yehlciy IS an utter wrcek
The aperture made by the pIuriaich aIi,otl IN his
mad lean b boul four tsst salare two klneh ash
stanehlons are Torn away, and theii accompanying
Windows and papehiRg, IRON tho hOonng up, are
literally NpeShsd together with the seats IN front OF
TIC umHepse rapt
ltis u ieiparkable fact shat the horss, slier hIs
Wild irc;k, vas Quisuy he'd out through Tho rear
door Of tho ear sehhlngly unhuIt, but With B,ueA vi
his surplus Ore suhdued.
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WHIPPING 4 DEACON.
4 Maternal Baeksiidor Calls Her Son Ont
81 Church and Cow hides Him-Diyfue
errvtces Broi,eu Up-'rhe Ola Woman
Held 20 Bait In the sum OF $500.
~ III Ia..s n


Dom ne Louiscan topts,-JounuL
There is place three or four miles from this
city known a. Chrlsmas's Woods. IL II colony Of
negro, =, and has gained quite 4 notorlety In the
Not day pnsses but there y a tight or disturbance
OF some hid between us inhibtonts, AMI come
dusky individual cnmcs W 20 the courts With cry
ior rotribuuon. Though there are many bad and
dun-cfous characters, neverthelesss there are
GOOD cnes, a. the tact that there is deacon IN the
vicinity would seem 10 indicate. There N 4 deacon,
Price.
Albert i-a full brother TO Theodore Price, who
assisted at the killinp of several unintatcd dnr
Lies ut ChrismR-'s Woods last Summer. and Tor
WHOM the roIlee had such a search GA q steamboat
NJ the wharf here few week. ago finally discover.
ing him securely rnsconced leLind some hoas.
ea.is In tao Id Albert IL better boy, however.
In TACT, he Ia the shining Light OF the otherwise dark
family. and to lhs cnvtabe position OF dtncou
Of his church Mt tbc last erection.
rrlce did not sanction this ayanc cmcnt or her son
IN ne c-tinauor OF his brethren but sought g. ia-
place HIM Falling in ,nis abe tired persuarion. but
her sou lad hrml, made up his mind to dsayow the
nefarous practices Of his ancestors and re orm.
Thie enbsrkation from the innate principles Of her
clan the old lady could not stand. and determined 10
brny b. HngTateuI son back at all haz9rds. last
Sunday she VISITED the church, where Albert was
lcadinR in PRAYER. and. Calling him IN tho daor.
whippod ont vCnom01s cowade from uLdcr her
odseo apron and aSDDstered tie stripes " bis lack
without urtc8
OF eoursc the divine services were broken M in a
tay. and tho vhele congregation wac IN con asion
q such an extraordinary proceeding. The pious Al
bert disappeared, and d cousternaied church
members wcut homo. TIE matter would have
stopped here Int for the old vrago Of n woman no
Threatened cxsommus,r,,;ii,,! to Ter uudau OIL son
She declared that he couldn't i've In dem parts iii
he lerneu some sense" Albert, hearing of tilr,
came a. town and procured 4 peace warrant against
las mother.
A deputy constable armed with the document, re-.
paired 10 the notorious locality sud brought q uil
lads 10 town. She was arIaigncd Lcfore Justice
Clement aud confronted by her son. Her TONGUE
ran at terrible rate, and she abu sed hun unmcrci-
fully. The pous deacon ~ the Christmas Woods
Church WIS charged with practices unbocoming
such sourc. " not likely hurt hlm w the ,sti.
nation OF Is congregation. Hrs mother was held
In $40 bond TO oe OF good behavior and let her son
alone Tor six months
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II 10 said by knowing observers that the
Geumepicol Council will probably las, at least a
twelvcmonth. In former tiines .such q pro-
lonecd sbseuce Of tho heads Of the Church from
their fields Of duty would have been ffaugbt
with the most calamitous consequences but In
these days Of steamers aud telcgraphs, bishop
can govern bis people almost es well from ROME
as from a nearer point. SO tho Council may 20
on ss long US it's members like, without thar
having any qualms Of conscience over their suf-
fenng doccscs.
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l. IL Better to he Editor Of Tho sun or
President

FIVHI He NIshIUgfOH toFTesT0ndlIct III Ns C.nllnHa
Enquirer.
Senator Wilson The other evening pulled his
~ cgaNs's 90 his Dnsc, dropped TnE SIS btn his
lap ana remark Il tat Gcu. Grant lud made a Z rrll
mistake IN not sIpoiuuug thu l.al Dana" Cole
tor ~ the port
Herein is a VerY uufStteTing compliment TO Jour-
naurm, hut one which | am GLAD 10 see IL RAPIDLY
becoming undcscrved-thc iIca that tao favor and
influence on great new per may be purchased
with ~ Office.
Thsts What MIR wilson meant--for he had been
reading trnChant article In Tue Sun AGAINST the
Adm uI-trItion--or against INC uf1t~ abuses when
II consists entirely OF that sort oI thiag amounts
TO the same. In toe cuse OF Mr.. Dn1, think he
was nistakcn-not that Dana, at one ume, woudn't
have taken an olbce If Il. lad been offered one
but that at present he would le great tod W tlade
the Cditorsiip Of Tue SUN even Coz the Presidency
81 the tnited States.
Tho latter used TO he a verv good Office Int since
tue iti OF March has grentll degencruad VII. sea-
th' former N Increasing Ia Importance aud nhuul e
every day.
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drcde Of cartmen Of their means Of liveli.
hood lie has granted an exclusive priv.
lege to special political organizations, and
has instituted q monopoly fraught with evil.
1t is not even pretended that the Govern
mcnt will in any way DO benefited by the
change. The Collector in orler TO advance
the interests Of few personal and political
friends, has simply opened o now door for
private CORRUPTION and Official abuse.
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Gen. BUTLER sefms unable 10 recognize
dsin,sresied motives IN any public man. Con.
pequently he SAYS that Mr. DAVIS has arraigped
the Administration in order To curry favor With
Massachusetts and to succeed Mr., GATrIS as
Governor
Gen. BUTLER, in his turn, Is laying pipe for Mr..
WIlsps's seat IN the Seuate. Accordingly, Inc
eyes OF the Boston inquisitiou are upon him,
aud Father BIep, the high priest Of the Young
Radical CLUB, stands by WILsos Us no stands by
DAWES, while Gep. ByI-Er's presep, couras Is
not likely to enhance his prestige in the Lowell
district.
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The violent Contingencies among tho Re
puIlcaus Of the SepSte and House over the pd.
mission Of Virginia prove that the party has great
difficulty III holding together long enough even
to finish the work Of reconstruction. When that
Is eewpistqd thsir radical differences on the our.
rency, the tarh, the treatment of the South, and
the annexation Of foreign territory, viii come
boldly to the honL Tho chief reason why the
Democracy, viewed both in IFS Southern and
SGrihern relations viii not be able 70 take any
advantage Of thsSs Gyiyioss. i, Tat l,ey didsr
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The Thirteenth Ward has about 4,soo etboo,
children. two-,hirds of whom are OF German bIrb
parcntaee, and hence tho anxiety OF the Germans
to have their native tongue taught ir the pp,Bs
schools. A lew days AGO niGcrmsn scho0l Commit
tee was organiz I'd in Grammar School No I and a
committee appointed a. visit the scnoh and
witness the mcthods OF instruction Of The children
which tioy did " sterday. Among tho visitors
were Messrs. GeruraB, Holster, and Irwin sclod
Trurtnes 1t the Ward, and Gins kOster Nj Ruloi'
and N. W. Cody and others.
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The New Organization OF the supreme
COurt.


Three bills providing for the organiaa-
| ton Of tho General Terms of the Supreme
Court under the amended judiciary article,
have been introduced into the Legislature I;
QUO by Henry c. MuRPnY, one by Senator
HAnDBgBEEGu, and one by Senator WooD-
IN. In several important points they ngrce,
and upon others Of equal moment they differ
very materially.
General Terms, for tho hearing Of appeals
from decisions In other branches of tho
tine in each Of the eight judicial districts
of the state. Tho hills referred TO agree in
providing that tho number Of General Terms
shall be reduced TO three for the whole
State. Tho State is to comprise threo Judi.
cial departments the first consisting of the
fast and second judicial stricts; tho sec
oud, Of the third fourth and sixth judicial
districts; and the third, OF the fifth, seventh,
and eighth judicial districts. Senator MUIR
puYs bill divides the State into departments
by counties. instead of by judicial districts /;
but tho difference between it and tho others
in respect to the territory composing tho
respective departments is slight
According To Senator HURPHY's bill, n
Presiding justice and two Associate Justices
of the General Term Ia each Of the depart
the whole number Of justices throughout
the State. The other bills provide for tho
election of the Presiding Justice and Assoc ate
Justices in each department by ballot OF oil
the Supreme Court Judges in tho judicial
districts which are comprised in that depart
ment This plan seems to US better than
that Of Mr. MURPuY.
In al other respects the Hills Of Messrs.
HARDRNpERou and WOODEN seem far infe-
rior. Il is no doubt bost that the Presidin "
Justice should act as such during his whole
term Of Office as Judge, and also that there
should b. some settled number Of years dur
ing which the Associate Just!cos should
continue to sit in General Term These
prov sions occur in Mr.. MuRPuy's bill alone /;
though that OF Senator WooDiN cnaets that
| after 1877 the General Term Justices shall
act 40 such for sx years and no longer.
MURPilY makes the term " Associate J US
tices Eve years.
Ii,RDESBLRGu PROPOSES TINT fonr Judges
shall sit in General Term; but three c a
preferable humber and avoids tho liability
of the Court to an equal div sion of opinion
Woonis, by the Iattor sectiops Of his bid
seeks 20 restore the distinct on which for
mcrly prevailed between legal aud equitable
actions Since however, 4 would reyolu,
tionizc the whole present systom Of practice
"a ,his State, tie adopticn sSums quite i'm.
probable.
Altogether, Senator MUn.PirY's bin Is prob
nbly the best lIe has evidently had the
advice OF some good lawyer in its prcpara-
ton and. with tho change we have sug
gcstcd in regard to tho mode of salcrting
the Presiding aud Associate JuAtices-that IT,
ly tho sllois Of all the Judges in tho depart
w,nt, instead of by tho Governors appoint.
Weu.--it would not make bad law
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by an advertisement in another column ii vii

by an advertisement in another column IL will
be seeR that the West Side sayings papk olrrs cI
treme,y favorable teTms to depostors- InteIest at
the rate Of HT pr cent year, free OF Government
tax, VAL bp spowed from Jan on ~ supis dep sslted
on or before Feb !, 1870; and dopoe tori partic
pate in any additional profits which may he made
The institution Is managed by somc Of our best ct.
zens, who receive w pay for lhelr services, and
although only nine months have el,Std siuoe u eom
mcnced business, zoe number VI its d p~itors Is
S--sg i2OO and ue sarp totl st II. doposhs xiIQpO
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How Van ! Find aIy FatheS.


Stu: ! Am . native Of achyerin, capital Of
the Grand Duchy Of heckcnburg ,sehw eriu. Ny
father was an expert wood worker vas appren.
hced to skilled jewcller. In the spring OF 1868 my
widowed father sail " me: Fritz, have saved
money enough TO take us to the New World, where
you will have better chance THAI here" The ship
We took passage In wac oyercrowdcd. Many Of ihc
passengers were stricken down with fayer. ny
father among the rest | nuroed hun unti VIZ reach
ed the lower quarantine, when too (ell syicnn and
became unconscious. On recovering, was morn.
cd that my faIllr Ind died and had been buried on
pleasant hillside overo2king The bay. Being friebd
essahl nldneSlcss wds Unable q tlycblsste the
;gph Of tbs qsseyunn, On Monday my employer
,sad Jie 4liS2 "a TIN sur ", me, s60$iSE w
Tie bodies Of tle foor emlgranh 10 DC tgyed Since
l9cp lqye Q9sn h9pplcd hN my l.thSi's spirit I
am now N cPndidQg 10 give VIZ bbpored parent a
Slni!ss b%4L WGq NV heIp' Dc u aad NJ
!Ss sn sap mum .sI Elsa syss 5ss 9Ss
'' 'l''S v4' 1'v' @,,4 s81sT4vSs$f St ssEss'E
UoBoKBS. JaD ~, 1S70 p'n"'
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LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS
D-iSHES HERE AND THERE n, IN,
SUNS REpORTEES


Another Astor House untriaGe sy tb, H.
Urury ward B,ccher-But uo IL.
Tbcreof-And the Great Plymouth o,,''.o
docs not Rcmcmbcr-lct Mrs. IL
Knows nil Absutu.
On the 9th Of May last the Rev. Hon,, w.,
Bccchcr solemnizc1 a marriage In the Aatt n.
between tvo persons whose nau,rs arc Withhold, ~.
th" present by request Of some near relative. If as
bride. These relatives are most anyi ,us To- Law w.
marriage recorded IN the Register CLERK or. otns
Board OF Health. On the 18Th OF Ju,o N, t,.
Bovine, the Register Clerk, wrote N Me. b,esta,
requesting him to send to tho Dolce OF The ro,, .,
IL allh q certificate. To Tits eommnu,,.t. 4, ~
Official rpy has vt been returned. A m,,.cs,,.
wa despatched from DR.. Stilre's olic, IA H., ~
to Nr. BCcJlcr, who said inu 10 hl Iy r,,,. w wv
whatever OF performing any sucI may,,a,, o. y. y"
mony, while Mrs. Beecl,sr Informed tn Inc..,,,
that she perfectly remembered nuci a ma,r..gc 9n
receiving tins swer, Mr. BOVINE imnodinoio ,,,o ~
privsto note to the relative Of the hr Ic -
seemed To be uI"st ANXIOUS THAT the MARI o sboS
he recorded. informing him Of Mr.. Berebcf, ,'n'"
Then IN" Echtlt man quietly called NJ IN ,sscFr
produced TIC original marriage ccrtlnoato vbcI ~
had given the bride when he married the cou,c
This. of course, settled the dispute, hut .tli NJ
B,cchor has aent no certificate 10 uic l{.~is,eri,
once. The case has secret history, thic. -
now We are not permitted to disclose.
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How roppcpbausrn Misionh Himself 10,
hiz Neigbbor Heath.

Herman Poppenhauscn, respectable Gcrus,
merchant, whe Ind been iudulrlnG rather ircayn
wine On Monday night, entered Mr.. WIN neauh,
residence ut iG5 Atlantic street, misleading ldl ai
own. He staggered up to Ir. BeaIhs b,droouL
Mr.. Heath found biul there. aud susDecting bat bo
was thief caused tis arrest A. the police statnn
however, tho grue state of Affairs was made knows
and he Was not nod on the charge Of bur arr bsl
the sergeant IN chang. dc,ziaed INN f,s benz Aiml.
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The Rev. oraas CosAe,. Whereabouts.

49, ''NfD''Ne'''eV - f"etoit '"ffN N
TINS preacher who has obtained ~ ELI unde.
slfame n1toIlely, " non N this city IhuNe tn.ke
WAN lhv authorities VI tna church to which he be
piIIn, N'd nave learned theHe acts: Ne ~ under
!he Iargu 81 his heAIs, where he will ToullH for
We present Ia retromant. IL N under h1b riatc
o. eHeicMtnt. and hat boon knoNn or u 10 Z tame
W use ohnro qim and other stimuNnts, Gnd II h An
even question whether he j. uI IL not drlahgCd
lie has been dismissed from ala cI.uIch N seventh
street. AncorTA 70 tho discipline o. the iruuIni
nailon 70 which 40 boougr. the lresidins III Ter "a
appointed 4 lUpmittcr e. try the case and on the
report, tho Elder viii drclde whether or not To
dlAnllss hin from the MINISTRY,
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Which IL the Leading Journal Of North


F''"' w HH"'H NhtNb Dfbe0dt.
The most rapid strides in journal SIN toward
perfection seem just now 10 bc made by the New
York SCS, Which Is to-day Of he most sricy "A
substantial papers iu America, and success al N A
sTyeilouh and wOnd-Tig deGea.
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The tenants of Mr.. WILLIAM b. Asroa'

The tenants nj Mr.. WILLIAM b. AsT0R' =
aristoeratie residences on Murray Hill have been
thrown into q state of considerable ind ,nation
by notises recently received from his agent,
that their rents for the coming year will be
raised lvo per cent. above those d the pros snt
year. They say that they are already paying
three times as much as they paid fvs years ago
for the same houses and while the amount Of the
threatened Increase is Of no consequences in isslf
they regard II as an indication Of q grasping dis
position ON Mr.. AsroR's part, which ought to be
resisted Considering The snail number Of GUS
toners for these expansive mansions, which vary
in price from 5000 TO $1,000 year and the re.
ductoN Of il lately caused By fixtures in business,
il would seem to he rsthur bad policy for NJ
AsroR to provoke rebellion among them. II, %
some have suggested, they should oil vi onos Va.
cate their houses by q concerted moyemsut, he
might find il difficult 10 Gil their places
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The recent proceedings In England In re-
btion TO some real estate which had passed
through the hands Of Mr.. GxoHoE PEABODY 10
the Trustees Of the Peabody Fund have a re-.
narkabie favor Of rd.tapism. Mr.. PrABopy
wanted 10 buy tract Of land and give il to trus-
tees for tho benefit OF the London poor and az
he was not an English subject, and therefore
could not take the title himself he got his ftiep,
Sir CURris LisP-oS, TO take IL for him A
soon a. the transaction was completed, cir Con.
rrs transferred the hlnd To tie trustees, a. Mr.
PrAnoDY wished, aad they now hold IT, some
wiscacres, however rised the objection
that, as Mr. rrAsoDr furnished the money
FIR the purchase, the Land esch.a'od to the
Crown, and that for this rcssop the title of the
trustees was inyalidltci The Crown officers,
Of course, were ready TO yield their claims, hut,
nevertheless, tho ioIm Of holding an inquest iuto
the fscis Of the ease, and drcluiug the land for
ioited, has beep grayIy gone through with in
the uIost elaborate manner. The ncxt stop will
be, We suppose, for the Crown 10 confirm the
title Of the trustees by u formal gran, or pc.
tent and Why this was not done in tho first In
stance, without any intermediate proceedings.
can only be accounted for on the suppo-il,n that
somebody would thenby become eniitlod 20
some fees which could not oihe. wi.e he collected
In similar ease iu this country IN act Of Tho
Legislature would AZ once be- passed, rsleas-
ing The nights Of The State, and that uVuld BE- an
end IT il.
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Mr. TuEoDoRE L, ToMLISsoy and come
other gentlemen are inausurating Q movement.
the el1ect Of which Is to have the public build.
inGs belonging to the city, not used In tho even
ing, SCI apart for purposes Of public lectures and
meetings. A hall now costs from els 10 $50 0
night, which practically prevents public discus
sion on great variety Of subjects. II law
can be obtained by which tho public buildings
can be used under proper regulations for tho
sboNe-aamcd purposes, the cause Of popular en-.
lghtenmcnt may be very essentially promoted.
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quite as widely smopg themaoivss on the Same
subjects. Indeed, events arc diving both parties
rppidy onward tOrsrds general smashup Of
the old organizations.
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We learn ;hot al, 'llustrious Faulan cand'.
date for President, the Hon. Clo.Gl F,ANo.
TsAIs, mentioned in QUO of his recent di,courscs
tl,I' Tur SuS had not -hols upsn l4ln of Late 80
warmly NJ u WIS once wont 20 do This is news
to Us. We were I0siy not a~I, that there had
been any coolipg of our regards for man Of so
much genius, originality, aud audaeiiY vs. Mr.
iRuN. Its tue, ne goes his way au We 20 ours,
aud the tSo Ways are not identical. but he is n
lAN or laHlcssu,ss unto himself, and VIC hope
he will get many votes in ls72, unless be shoa,d
conclude 10 run CIR Con 4ress neat year, rhcp W.
shail hops 10 see hiin elected.
We observe that the MldiL. Nhich is moi gen.
erel'y thought to be very pious paper, con.
dennis some recent utcranocs of this Ilshtniu F,
TRAS a. FUians, If no, blasphemous. W.
should be sorry to teheYe that la the rush Of
eccentricity the tenian orator had been led Into
any language that could shock sincere religious
sensibihics. Besides being wrong IN its.lf, Il
such charge Of profanity could ba proved
against him, il would deprive him Of vote that
he may need both in so aud l572.
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The working people. Of New York arc dspo,iIng
DuI1 =, oppapie City HAN, 1de.
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