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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

In the District Court of the United States
for the District Of Maryland, in Bank.
yuptcy,-in the matter Of Samuel Hull,
bankrupt.
ORDERED this 9th day Of August,
VA. ID. 1870, that the petition Of Charles
i. Reifsnider and Samuel Cover, Assignees,
TO sell the real estate Of said Bankrupt, free
and discharged from the various liens there.
on, and to pay off said liens from the pro-
ceeds of said sale, stand for hearing on the
First day of October next; and that copy
of this order be published twice in the Dem.
ocrdtic 4duocdte in Westminster, ten DAYS
before the said First day of October.
WILLIAM f. GILES, Judge.
True, copy, Test:
JAMES W. CHEW,
Clerk of the District Court for said District
sep l-2t
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California produces Z, 100000 pounds
Of quicksilver annually
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ID LEACHED and Brown Canton Flapn,l,
ID all grades, for sale by
sep Hoop a MAcENrosw.
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Trustees Sale.

TNNEiE undersigned, by virtue of,ho a..
Il Of the Cirenit Court for Carroll co r,1ss
as Court OF Equity, passed in the eo,s y
john A. linmbursh aud others a'.'il =.
Joseph llmnbucsh and wiiu, viii mr. ~
real estate iu said cause de5lecd 10 h. ,us
OF Pubiic Sale, lo tbe highest bidder or AZ
premises, on 'o
fg"f}oJ N -7'h doy Of Sp,em5.,
1870, at ~ O'Clock, ~.
Said real estate is situate in Taney,o.
District Carroll county, Maryland. an,
2 miles north from Tancytowp, a1io,n;;u"'
land Ut VIM ilshn, Michael OF andoiha'sS
aud contains '''
lot ACRES OF LAND
more or lcss. The improvements on M;
property consist ola twostury '"iN
DWELLING HOUSE, A al -
with celhr, small Barn, and nsNzsS
house used rs n Wcayer's iiititlA4hai4I
Shop; well Of water at the dwelling ami :.
Apple Orchard of choice fruit. The nroa
erty is well fenced, and is in a good s,.,.
of cultivation, and is conyenientio church,"
school houses mills and post Office.
The terms of sale prescribed by thedecro.
are as follows: One third part Of the nn,
chase money shall be paid by the purcbass,
or purchasers to the Trustee on The daS ~
sale, or upon the ratification thereof nv III
Court aforesaid aud the residue 10 be ns;I
in two equal payments, the one to be na;j
in one year, and the other in two years from
the day OF sale, aud to be secured by H.
purchaser or purchasers notes with secur;,s
to be approved of by the undersigned, and
bearing interest from the day of sale.
ALOfSIUS +. oRNDORFF,
sep Its Trustee
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

A CAaaye.-The place Of Registra,
ton has been changed in the Fifth
District, Freedom, to Mr.. Barnes Store,
Eldersburg, Instead Of the places pub
lished last week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

PIC Nic.--Thc NJ. Il. Sunday School,
accompanied by their pastor, teachers
aud friends, held pic mic in the woods
of Mr.. Roop, short distance from this
city, on Tuesday.
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Lots Nos, 8, 4, 5, G, aud ! Are
w o Cd l. 0 r S

w W " ~ H. ~ - .
and front ON the Stone Road, comprising
the heaviest aud best timber land, of Hick.
DRY, Oak and Chestnut that cannot be sur.
passed.
The aforesaid Farm and Real Estate lies
convenient to Churches, Mills. Schools.
Ne, and surrounded by an intelligent and
neighhorly community and the location is
very desirable, cmineu'ly worthy the atten,
ton of capitalists. Persons wishing to
make safe investment in Real Estate
would do well to attend as the sale will be
positive.
Any person wishing to view the prop
erty before the day of sale will please call
on Samuel Miller, residing on the same, or
the last named Executor, who viii take
great pleasure in giving all information re
specting the same.
Term Sof Sale as prescribed by The Court
are One third of the purchase money to
be paid to the said Executors on the day OF
Sale or on the ratification thereof by the
said Cont, and the residue in two equal
payments the one payable in one year and
the other payable in two years from the day
of sale, the credit payments to be secured
by the bonds or single bills Of the purchaser
or purchasers with sufficient security ap,
proved of by the said Executors, and hear.
ing interest from the day Of sale.
LEWIS MILLER.
j. WIN. EARHART,
Executors.
I'm. Broien, 4iaetioaeer.
sept IS.
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commissioners notice.

THE County Commissioners Of Carroll
il county, viii meet at their Office, IN
Westminster, on the FiasT MONDAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1870, for the transaction Of bust,
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
aug AT Clerk.
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a $ S IG EES' SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

NHE subscribers, Assignees oft estate
Il Of William IL, 0rendorff, Bankrupt,
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises
now occupied by said Bankrupt, situate on
the public road leading from Westminster
70 New Windsor, distant from the former
place about two miles, on
Thursday, de l5M dog Of September,
1870, Mt 0 O'Clock, a. NJ, the following
nrnnnrtY
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Rapid P'ogress.-A large force of
wOrkmeu are employed in laying the
main gas pipe through the city. Que
day last week over one thousand feet Of
pipe was placed in position. The gus
receiver will soon be flushed, and then
the company will begin the manufacture
Of gas.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

sue of House and Lott. j
Baumgartner, Esq, as trustee, sold on
Monday last, lot situated on Mulberry
street, Baltimore, 15x5s feet, improved
by two story brick house, to Mr.
Ernest Hucksoll for S1635.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

nUEENSWARE. Glassware and Silver
" Plated Ware, some new and beautiful
styles These goods are bought direct from
the Manufacturer and Importer. which
enables me to offer them very low. Call
before purchasing,
JONI l. REIFssiDER,
sep l West End, Westminster.
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Hampstead Camp.-On Sunday last
the crowd at this camp was larger, it is
said, than at either of the Rel terstown
camps. From about five O'Clock in the
morning until nine every description Of
vehicle passed through our city, loaded
down with persons who were on their
way TO the camp ground. Nothing oc-
cured to disturb the religious exercises
Of the day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

.,.-o DWELLING HOUSES,
fMAlS each one and half Story
&IIiphISn. high, well finished and ven
s==eS---1sskS tilated, in fine condition and
and laid of into convenient rooms, with
Kitchens; one having basement and eel
lar and milk dairy and spring of pure water
at the end, aud the other having good eel.
laruuderii, and boihstanding together
Also a good Wash House, Log Barn, in
good condition and Stable, Corn Crib,
Carriage House, and all other necessary out
houses.
No. 2-adjoins the Farm and contains
10 Acres, Road and % Perches
of land, more or less. This lot would make
very desirable building location, as il
fronts on the Stone Road and has a Spring
ofpure and never failing water. Also some
Timber and fruit trees, aud has other ad.
vantages.
No. 3-adJoHs No : anil coa,ons
4 Acres Of Ld"d, mare u, less
No. .l.--coaiains 4 Acres, ? Roo5s
and 36 Pcrches, IF Lard more or iess,
No. 5,--eOatamS , Acres dna 30
Perches IF La,d, more ~ less
No. 6,-coutaHs 81 Acres of LIANT.
more ar less
No. 7,---coHtUns 4 lcres and II
Perches Of Ldad, more oy less
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
GEORGETOWN ELECTION
SUCCESS OF THE REPUBLICAN TICKET

The election yesterday In Georgetown for
Aldermen and Board Of Common Council
resulted In the election Of the entire Repub-
llcan ticket Thoro was detail Of am po-
licemen from Washington 10 preserve order.
but the day passed on comparatively quiet,
acters, Below will be found the vots In the
several precincts Ur b.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
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The judges did not conclude their work Of
counting the vote In tho Second precinct
until about 1li45 o'clock. The result Of the
count 10 that precinct changed the whole
face OF the election, which was considered
sure for the Citizens ticket. This may be
considered as a grand Republican victory,
from the fact that the issue was squareiy
drawn between the two tickets. 90 .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

An ISDELIBLE misunderstanding will re-
store the skin Of the head 10 lie original fair
meas, afler II has been turned Of . copper
color with hair dyes. Yet none Of them will
produce the rich, natural hair shades brought
out BY the use OF Phalon's Vltalia, or Saliva
tlon for the Hair, a preparation clear and
Transparent, and which does not stain tho
akin. Sold by all the druggists and fancy
goods dealers. ... fe38.eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

TINS FOLLOWING MEETINGS are announced
to night, ViEi Ohio Republican Association
at Columbia Law Buildlngj Executive Com
Seventh street school-house at o'clock and
the Second Ward Club No. . this evening at
Union Hall, Fourteenth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

TEACHERS OF CoLoRED ScuooLS.-YeSter-
day Mayor Bowen drew a check In favor OF
Mr.. Alfred Jones, treasurer Of the eolored
schools, 10 tho amount OF $1,000 for the pur-
pose OF paying the teachers ofcolored schools
their salaries 10 date.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

REy. N. l., HASTINGS, Of Boston, will
preach At the English Lutheran church,
corner OF Eleventh and II streets, at 1850
O'Clock thls evening. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

THh GBoRoETowR CLRLL.-The George
town level OF the canal has been drained Of
water, and to-day q largo force Of laborers
will be placed at work cleaning tho bed OF
the canal out, and making such repairs as
arc necessary, previous to the opening Of
navigation In the spring. r..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

NEW JRsET AssocIATIoE.-At the meet
log Of this association last night Il was re-
solved 10 hold sociables hereafter at Liberty
Hall. The following resolution was adoptedI
Rsiolpsd, That 70 believe Il the Interest and
duty Of every New Jersey Republican residing
In the District OF COLUMBIA to identity himself
With this AnaoolAtion, and assist Its sndeAvoFs
TO secure more Intimate acquaintance and n
greater degree Of aooiAblllty among the Jersey
people hero,reaidlngi TO advance New Jersey
interests ard influence q the nAtional capital
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

Local BREyITIEs.-G George Humphreys,
colorcd, was arrested by Officer McHenry on
the charge Of stealing n coat from Thomas
Sprague and q number OF chickens from J.
P. Truman and Harriet Washington. jus
tice Mills committed him to jail for the
action OF the grand jury.
The police are now engaged In comparing
the names OF owners Of dogs with the license
list at the City Hall.
The steamer wawaset has been redtted,
and will resume her trips between Washing
ton and the river landings to-day.
John u. Knighton, hAckmau, was ar.
rested by officer IIolllnbeTger on Sunday,
charged with acting in q dlsorderly manner
and using profane language at q funeral.
Justice Mills fined him SO.
At the solicitation Of several well-knoWn
gentlemen, Mayor Bowen has concluded 10
furnish bread to the poor for at least one
week longer. Two thousand loAyes per day
will therefore DO distnbuted-900 from the
principal depot Of the Proyident AID Society,
Fifth and Z streets, coo from the branch at
the corner OF Maine avenue and Four-and-H-
half street; and 500 by Mrs. Josephine 8.
Grinlng.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

OAK HALL CLoTHISo and MERCHANT TAI
LoRISo, 625 Seventh street, opposite Post
O1lce.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

Tine BALTIMORE COSFERENCE.-Th
elghty-slxth session Of the Baltimore annual
conference will commence in Frederick,
Maryland, tomorrow. Rev. Bishop Ames
will preside, and It la expected that the
meeting will be one Of more than usual in
teTest. Among other important business
the following will be transacted The qucs-
tion Of admitting lay delegates will be dis
cussed and voted upon. The report Of the
committee on the management OF the book
concern at New York, having boon referred
to tho annual conference, VIII be consld-
cred; and in Wow Of the fact that Rcvs. IL.
sliceT and John Lanahan, who have been
connected with the investigation, arc mem
bers of this conference, great deal of in-
teIest Is felt as to the action Of the Onfcr-
ence. The Sunday-school work will also be
an important topic. Most of the churches
Of this District will report accessions and n
good condition generally. There Is proba-
billy that Rev. J. A. McCauley, who, with
Rev. b. Peyton Brown and others, Is named
for the presiding oldershlp of the District,
will cease to continue the pastorship of Dun
barton-streGt church, Georgetown. Rev.
Messrs. Weech, of Union chapel Davis, Of
Waugh chapel, and Holiday, Of Waugh
chapel, will probably be assigned to other
charges. Rev. Messrs. Baldwin, OF Rylaud;
Mcdaniel, of West Georgeiowni Wldeman,
Of Hamllnej 8. A. Wilson, OF MeKendree,
(who has been for several weeks conducting
avery spirited protraCted meetlng;) Newman,
Of the Metropolitan, and Gibson, of the
Foundry, having been at those charges but
one year, will be reappOnted. Rev. Mr..
Hobbs, Of Gorsuch, being a single man, may
be sent to another appointment, and Hobart
Smith, who has beGa filling the pulpit Of
Fletcher chapel for some time, will eutcT
the conference and be assigned another field,
the Fletcher chapel membership having been
merged with IIamllne. An additional
preacher will DO appointed for Wesley
chapel, to take charge OF the mission, corner
Of Ninth and $ streets, at which Rev. J. @.
Hennlng has ofilclated for over three ysnrs
past. Mr.. Hennlng will take charge OF the
East Washington NJ. Il. mission, corner Of
f street south and Twelfth street east, next
Sunday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

SCIENTIFIC LEoTURus.-By reference TO
the advertisement It will DO seen that the
third lecture Of the series on Geology" Is
to be given this evening at Lincoln hall,
The subject tonight Is "The Reptile Era,
First Land Animals, Deltas, Corals, Vol
canoes, Microscopic Life"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01
Books and Stationery
NEW BOOKS.

INSoGRNTs ABROAD. or. New PDGTin. PIe-
rEgsrspE siF6 ESss R;lp.i :Sapi:;s 90
raaR a2srR HIS sisif; 81 TkisSSRS. 'a.iIs1 W
the outline o. pnivetsAl Philosophy
FOUNDED upoB tbs Ritual SD Degrees o.
Lndieni flesmAIenIy. By L. \, Rey-
TRUE L6vs.' Novel,. ~ Lady b; 'i isia
ATissigjiiiI; iSY FiiRi iI,siSiRSTAlsESKf ="
MBHi oF THE nEDIkn wIRs.....,,,.. . 90
VITAL PHILOSOPHY A Survey Of sns- =.
AtApeS ard al Exposition at Natural He
-TiiR ANbks AND THB KHIZoEi Or,
Across the Continsat Of South America.
By James nTtan, n. A. ,.,.,...,,..,.,.,,,. = 90
HEALTH By 00oD LlytE0. BJW. w,
Hall, NJ D., Rditor "HAll'u Journal Of
w h sii;oiisiiiis::si ifiioID pGa GiiI0:: "
MEN. BI Hans 0hristiIn Lndsrson, Ga-
FRTsC ATSLRiY's loyal ci0jEfIG.
TIOEBk. A PTleileal Treatise On ths Art
Of Confeetionsry In all its Branches. Also,
ths Art Of Ice. mAkinE,....s..,,. ,,,s 90
HEBKBW HEROES A Tale FOUNDED on
Jewish History, BY A. l.. o, H...,...... 90
TAILS UPON TkxIsyoT. Stories IlluItrN.
tive o. Scripture. By Rev, II. Q. Adams, . ~,
Eys sYB0DfTis;I IWYRRIEiD B6oR0f wv
FORMS, COntAininE the Laws u ali the -.
AsKiRSjss' KiEsis,, 'TfiR' 'o6Pf'''HI'Rc. w
mlnes Of Modern Egypt. By Bduin De
s'1sssss.sssssssss 10
Aud all New Books and Standard Litsraturs ~
soon as published
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

GENTLBMEN's sUTTs.-A few suits Of very
handsome goods, adapted ,u ,auy spring
wear, Just opened. Gro. Z. HESEISG,
No, 4l0 Seventh street, northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

BEs1pns ITS TONIC and strengthening prop
critics, Hofps Malt Extract IL invaluable 10
cases OF consumption, as Is shown BY follow
ing extracts from reports OF military hospi-
taia In kuropei "It puts q stop TO the inroad
Of this powerful enemy, and renders the pro-
gress o. the malady impossible. II Ia direct
antagonist 70 tubercnlaf, morbid constltu-
ZION py preventing the settling aud fixing Of
the Rlbumlnous matter, moreover. n mower
fully excltes the activity OF the lungs and
lncreases the circulation OF tho blood. Sold
by oil druggists and grocers. fe28-eo3t
THE WASHINGTON CITr SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
Is open from $3.50 TO 1850 every Saturday eve
ming, In addition TO lts regular banking
hours, !. pays interest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE-On Sun
day morning Mr.. James shanahan was
gathered to his fathers. Deceased was aged
5s years, aud was a native OF ThurleS, county
TipperaTy, Ireland, and for many years q
resident OF Washington, and highly esteemed
by ali who knew him. The funeral services
viii take place at st. Aloysius at O'Clock
this afternoon, and the lnterment at Mount
Ollyet cemetery,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

TRUSTEES OF CoLoRHD SCuooLs.-A spe-
cial meeting Of the board Of colored school
trustees was held at Stevens school-house
last night, with oil the members present
Messrs. King, Jones aud syphaX.
The claim Of Nathan Pannell for building
and repairs OF school-house, was taken up,
and discussed by Aessrs. Jones and SyphaI,
the claim being about t4,5OO
Mr.. King said he would prefer having the
vouchers examlLed before passing on the
account, but to relieve the immediate wants
on account to be PAID ~ SeseSaAt6 pay Mt.
| Paunell 800 on account on Saturday.
Miss Mary 2. Locke, Of ChArlestown,
Mass, was appointed as teacher OF sewing
In the several schools without compensa-
ton.
A communication was received from the
trustees OF the Nineteenth Street Baptist
church, asking the use OF the basement Of
the Stevens school.house for religious wor-
ship until repairs are completed at their
| church.
It was agreed that II arrangements be
made with the congregation now worship
ing In the building. no objection would be
| lnterposed by the trustees to the Baptist
congregation In using the same.
A number OF bills were approved and or
dered to DO paid.
The applications Of John d. Douglass,
Jennie Campton, Of Montgomery county,
and Emma Z. Blanchard, Of Baskerville, N.
H.. for teaeherships, were received and fled.
The following new teachers were ap-
pointed Miss Amelia Holmes, No. 10 Ste
vens schoOl-house Charlotte NJ. Echols,
Carroll Hall; +. T. Simpson, No. Stevens
school.hOuse, and c. Waters, No. 2 Capitol
Hill.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

Tue LIEN LAws.-The committee OF gen.
temeu Of various trades appointed last week
to prepare an amendment to the lien laws
whereby the rights Of sub-contraetors will
be preserved, held meeting last night at
agreed upon, aud will speedily be presented
TO the Committees on the District Of both
Houses OF Congress.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

PAvING or TIE STREETS AND AVENUES IN
WARRINGTON AND GEORGETowN.-Nr. Cook
introduced in the House yesterday 4 bill to
provide for the paving Of streets and avenues
In the cities Of Washington and Georgetown,
which provides that the corporate authorl-
ties Of those cities may provide by ordinance
for the paving OF any street or avenue, and
what portion of the cost thereof shall be
borne by the owners OF property on said
streets or avenues, and may provide for the
proper assessment and collection of the tax,
the cost thereof to be fixed In the ordinance
authorizing the paving. The second sec
tlon appoints the Secretary Of the Interior,
Gen. Michler, the Mayor OF the city, Ed.
ward Clark, Architect Of the Capitol, aud
A. B. Mullett, Supervising Architect of the
Treasury, as a commission TO select and de-
termine the best kind Of pavement to be
used on Pennsylvania avenue, and have said
thoroughfre paved from the Capitol gate TO
Fifteenth street. The railroad to pay for
that portion between their tracks and two
feet on either sidei the owners OF property
for that portion In front Of their premises,
70 feet front from the curbstOne, and the
corporation Tor the Intersection Of all hume
raj streets, and the residue by the United
SLatesi the cost not to exceed four dollars
per square yard. Referred TO the District
Committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

Tue PHHuA1NoSIcs' CoSoERT.-The at
tcntlon OF our readers Is called to the adyer-
tlsement of the Philharmonic Society In
another column. This society have made
very extensive arrangements for perform
auce OF the "Messlah" on the 7th instant,
with the assistance OF Madame Parepa Rosa,
Mrs. seguln, and Messrs. Nordblom aud
Lawrence.
The wish oflen expressed, In public and
private to hear Madame Rosa 10 0ratorlo,
can now be gratined, and we doubt not that
every available seat in Lincoln Hall will be
secured before the night OF the performance.
Sale OF seats commences on Friday morning
at Ellis music store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

We call especial attention to Mr.. Butler's
thoroughbred stallion, now for sale. His
pedigree, like the horse, Is fAultless, and We
consider II only necessary 10 state that
Monarch, Berry, Dixie aud many Of the best
horses OF our country are the get Of I'm
ported eoYervlgn' Any ono Wishing such q
horse cannot DO better suited. Soc adyer-
llaemgnl,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-01

IRIsH NATIONAL REPUBLICAN AssocIA.
rIoN.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
association was held at Trades Union Hall
yesterday evening; Mr.. Daniel Grady, Vice
president, in the chair 10 the absence OF Cap
tain d. Mcmahon.
Aftcr the usual routine OF business was
transacted,
Mr.. j. D. O'Connell rose and In a few
forclble and sloqent remarks, denounced the
conduct of certain parties who, protected and
supported by tho laws aud Institutions OF
the great American Republic, took every OPP
portunity to TeVile and AnathematlEe her peo-
pie and her free institutions In comparison
with the principles Of monarchy and des-
potlsm.
We regret that VIC cannot give his speech
In detail.
Mr.. Dillon spoke eulogistically Of the ad-
mlnistratlon OF Gen. Grant and the Republl-
can party, while Major Houlihan, In thrill
ing discourse, adverted to tho strength OF all
associations, parties and principles by de-
clarlDs that Justice and equality to all was
the tombstone and the solid platform, with
out which no basis was dIed or permanent.
Several other members Interested the au-
dlence by remarks pertinent to the OCCASION
after which tho meeting adjourned.