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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
NEW-YORK DESPOTISM.

THE FAIL CANPAIGN-HOw TWEED WILL WIN
-.ONNOLLYs ELECTION BONDS-SWEENYS
CJLONIsTS.
A gentleman well acquainted with the plans
OF the Tammany trumyirate remarked yesterday:
"Ncxt Fall there will be an election for State Senators
aud As-cmblymen. Tweed and Sweeny have cOncocted
plan Dy which they propose TO make the usual tinker
ing At great variety Of public Improvements con-
duCye the election Of only such they rely
on to vote IN the Legislature just they direct petit
-tiOn has circulated and signed by many whose
autograph the most valuable Of their possessions and
by others who have personal interest in the mat
Ter IN connection with the Tammany politicians request
ing The Legislature 10 empower Richard b. Connolly,
in his capacity a. Controller OF the City and
County. 20 issue interestbearing bonds apparently
for the public benefit IN connection with
speedily finishing the public Improvements up
town. begun contemplated. In reality the
scheme il to enable Richard b. Connolly 10 raise
an immense sum Of money that will be expended
under 'Le direction Of Tweed, sweeny, and Connolly,
when, just before the next election they have collected
oICH '- MIeeIons the number or 'hbQrers on these
public improvements necessary 10 elect their candidates
over every variety Of opposition. Ia connection with
thl. ' pr P4Olu 70 TAX an classes OF the present gen
GRAFTON to pay the interest these bonds Will
Crue during theIf hteme, and when they dead the
succeeding generations will have 10 do the same
until the principal Il paid, the city becomes
nsOlyent lie opposition TO the scheme is not because
IL uuwse 70 improve rapidly the upper part Of the city,
with money raised IN the proposed hut be-
Eduht inc ch itnu ~ Will WORK against all
classes by pervertnRit its 10 their personal aggran-
dizemeut until the leaders Of Tammany such as Tweed
Sw6eny Connolly and Hugh Smith, will possess enough
funds or real estate to enable them to dictate 10 all
classes and particularly TO those without capital,
bine against beIh ~ manner that VIII result in such
appalling acts as are insepaIbie from intense public
element
Last night" continued the same gentleman "tbere
was a business meeting Of the Matthew f. Brennan
Society. II numbers about one thousand members The
President said had prepared bill "a scheme for yari-
Gus public mpTovement,j, that is before the Legs.
1atue aud he added We watching those fellows in
gas: We have been assessed for all kinds Of public n-
prOyements and haven't got them We have been
Selved they are alng with Us though was
O. fuy an improved part Of the city any other II
Ghey Keep on poor fellows who can't stand this thing
Will soon all be bankrupt The truth Of the matter Is
chat Tweed sWocny, and Connolly are arranging for the
Sext F4I campaign, WHICH tAey propose " cary Oh IA
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During the siege Of Paris. despite French

During the siege Of Paris, despite French
rancor concert given at the Grand Opera House
at which the fourth act Of Meyerbeers Prophet" was
played To mink that the French should actually be in
dcbted 10 their old enemy for music. while that very
enemy was laundering Out chorusos far less acceptable
at their very doors!
A little while before the Armistice went into
effect. body Of Prussian soldiers presented themselves
at the cl0ser OF ST. Ursula, az Bios, demanding quar-
ers and food The Lady Superior promptly cohiIoh'ou
them bearing in her hand document when She VI
umphautly exhibited, and which proved 10 Ice oeLlln
cate signed hy King william, eXemptng the Oii9r IloI h
all military contributions IL had been Opdincu w uul
onern Austa of prussia i'm return for various iaFOrs
shown 10 lie slstcrhood al Berlin by that OF Biols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
APPEAL, TO THE FRIENDS OF POLAND IN TIL
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

When n peOple, after centuries of service
rdercd TO civilization and liberty falls prey TO pro-
,r,c.d and UNPARALLELED suffering and still gives proof
NJ its vitality, profound sympathy ia everywhere
awakened such is the Polish nation, which continues
existence IN despite or immense opstdcIt-
Dpryed in greater number Of her prov nces OF me
cpinvmcnt her nationality AMI liberty even ol the use
~ r avn Language oppressed IN her conscience, pur-
surd 10 her domestic hearth dcapOed OF herstlttloh-'
libraries aud museums without any guarantee OF St'u
fr tho future Poland has considered her duy 10
care for aud guard her remaining hisl0rIcat POSSESSIONS
and to provide them an asy INN during Ihs ePo'u Vi
For mis- purpose. close proximity with an Inferno
national ionupslf erected in Switzerland 10 rendrr
Museum has been founded, ana recently -,
Chateau of RaupcrSWy newly rtsloI'' anu
situated IN one OF the most pctuitSlu" pi t ~ the
Precious souvenirs Of the past dhd pre5ent Ii tuo
Polish nation M the domains OF science, history lleIa
furr and the fine arts, are already collected 'T VIC
y,ult AZ TIM. castle Of the Old count OF Hip'oHb'
PIT. ~ .ympathy have been sent from dllerrnt opu
,r., Int the first gifts roceyed-through lhr cRt'luh
-, .,,fz'rl,n,l-vrrr from the United states, accom-
,i win an NprcssOn OF noble sentiments IN iaNor
Of Poland. II H. then To be hoped that tuc
earnest cooperation In the foundation OF ne great AST
I'm Rephlic Of KOscusko and Pulaski, tue GU
80 ~ that Republic will cooperate IN ne
fnnuJet on of an Institution cOnstcIditu 10 uIc
historical memorials OF tho ni',' ,rir f,Vo T1is
rnus men, and ~ the memory oI theii ia.e' ms
none gpIars all the better founded tna ms lhsll
union mas specially sceHhHe character i.al 'l, 'l
Ia. mo- question ~ cooperation III any poIll'"l
,,ti,, ~ AN, d. rty Whatever ana thhl Tue American
p,nne have like the Poles. profound soht'hch' VI "O
crty and PATRIOTISM l., .o.,iaod to tho n,,ticina
tom ~ te Pole. in the great national mourning a pro-
found OF your great nation Ill no "'"n VI AO"
nan t ms then to hope in and count upon the assist
anc nf the friends of Poland M America ia work OF
which the Importance IL 50 great a'a ,' in i h
s,P'l,'r Count LADbLAS PLATER.
A. The Caafean Of RaPprsryi STii-er'd"d fcd""" 81
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DIED.
ANDRRwS-Suenly on Thuray 2 st his residence 20 West
Twenty .eChth-st James Andrews IT,
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BURNHAMOn Thuraay March Sarah Emily laughter Of
William W. and Sarah Jane Bunh8m.
BDsALL-In city suddenly Welnesiay morning March Whm
Funeral services wall be held ct Goshen 0srge Coz n v PsT
inst 10 Train foot thloer-s ~ COCA
ednelay evening March Des A. wife Of Tn r.
Services al her residence Saturday morning.
at9i.
IGo-on inst. Miss Mary Igo aged - months sud
81,
Her ends and quaraDces members of Ahrd Division ".
81 ~ = arr rrectfl invited TO aitend tho
TLreth.s NJ f. Church on Friday the % inst. At ococs WITH
further invitation. Her paans will be taken 10 OecH~o~
Tor in,erment
KEYS William aud Eauor sarah kes aei 5ears aud
- months 80, .,. RAJ. ,,...,, p, ~,
Tweuteth-st SATURDAY aeboou a. oc.ocS ksiAhes and
friends respectfully invited
sMITH-On the morning ofme q inst Mrs 3D. daughter Of
Richard Humans deceased, sgri 81 years -
Her esis TIE sm ihvie 70 aiha es.
funeral on Saturday morning a. 10 oelocA non Ter l's "
BroomesL
STRIKER rut,v P.h o. Phele G. Of Geo w. striker.
aud daughter Of John Mot, 10 he go year % ,
Her friends anl relatives uytcl to areai ier iln.s' @ 80
ofSt Chrsost1m. SeGenthaSe corner Of ihHo 1H1 ''
81 inst, AZ 0'ciocA
sUMMERPIELDM fremont we.,cte.ter Comfy y T. on Iue~S
morning Feb p. william Summerrt ~ 20. gu ,bb r,root
90 Friday Mlrcl g. AZ M o'clock
vir Of the ATE samuel Thompson IN lie '6h year Of her
The relative. and friends ofhe y are aui to ,,,cp the tss.
q, Se,b d,y The ih inst clock ~ IRON ner as
~ l,w Brooklyn The remains "i be taAen % "'"1No"'
Cor iniement. y. 49,.
In Brolyn on THURSDAY % ns Adel aani f,1shlef
tn Iss All friends Of fay invited 20 aieni The isne
from the residence No 81 J,'st bFooA'o on S@s'
"a, gtb inst a - cOk without iafthef a'''a'''
wALKER-Besjamn walker, at PaGfe1 Coma FEB !" 'sed %
months
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ENERALPOLITICAL NEWS.
ALABAMA

TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUSTED ON TRIAL
MONTGOMERY, March 2.-The Legislature
adjourn to-day. but holds over fe" days longer
There is much interest taken IN suit on tia' hero
to-day wherein the extraordinary spectacle Is presented
OF United States Judge defendant Iho sun grows
Of an order Of United states Judge Buseed Issued
last June, mprisoning the Auditor Of tho state LOT al
legged contempt in not Obeying the order OF tue court
restraining the collection of tax from an express com
pany. The Auditor sues Judge Busteed for MEL ana
lays his damages at $4,000 Both parties are Leading
members OF the Republican party.
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FINE ARTS.
TIE cArrERTY FUND PICTURES.

There could be no pleasanter employment
~ an hour than 10 spend 1t at the Galleries OF
Messrs Miner a. Brother, Broadway, among the PIE
t,res Contributed for the benefit Of the widow ana
ornbans Of the late James II. Cacrty by his brother
srtist II is most honorable proof OF the generosity
and fraternal spirit Of pancrs-this handsome COL
lection Of American pictures. II u true that they are
NOT all good ones But you will find among them specl-
Mons of the best work many artists, and IN almost all
coses ttcy are up 10 the contributors average.
There are several pictures in the collection Of decded
mort and value Mr. Durand has rarely painted more
,tr,us and Wholesome bit Of landscape than NO ll5'
'yVnodlsndD Casear has tender ana harmonious
,igey scene 1915 There good piece Of New -Engahd
ianscane ly william Hart JOS curious hthd! 81 upP
icaI sheets by Headc, Mount Omtepct "a cou uIHu
,yater surface by g. H. McCOrd, 100; irsh tumbihg
Woodland riyuet by shattuck, Is ana an adhlIaDe
sectinn of country road 10y = j.. Gerry Anlohs
~ ea,,re peccs there Is one OF Mr. Mark Waterman
fantastic fairy tales good honestly drawn ana very
uuintcresting soldiers head 10y MI SCOTT 'ti,l us
at ahIe unrtrait OF an nebTiated glrl by MT ust;
clean and cheerful COniadina by Mr. Loop '@i'iu a'u
III r,ned head of an Italian knight by g. o. lhomp
go - d,snnO pentlrmanlike Shakespeare hy MI tray
and-ouc each side OF Mr.. Huntingdon chdIHibb ouh
set-two very pleasing portraits 10y fdEu'i anu
one of the trtst and most suggestive pictures III lIr
,onn ~ law Mr. Jared H. Flagg-a perfect American tpo
~ ,t mi with bondc-aIdent hair trying To make up
Ger mind IL h called Hesitation ana numbered 100
Mr. Thuiuger has q striking cray0n head. Inc coIt'
,ian h. ricbIy worth visit, aud II The pctifts bIlhg
st thev sb0ud al the auction, Whlth tif'7 li.f on
saturday evening March T. the family ot poor CdHeiI
will have reason ~ Dcos his generous cOmiaIc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpoS M,r-h 2-}5 Con,ol, glt Lor s'Ts, % - ~
American securities hTmer uni.el S,' So, Inrb.psd
PE,NsgyKr March 2-tuei states fve Nsl 1ii - .o,n.
i..,.,,t A. -toiJG opened aai y ~
AL egeucy Mlng Upl,nts barely !iii M1ns N,,i a,
"a. sale, tie day estimated al "V'O " ~
y Tor NcS rt....l M el,5dqpitn
LlNpoN. March l-iiil0 p tA---'u' " "
lis rate per cent , ,,cbs,gad American
- 80 - at.,J,. United Hrc- Neunss To- % III.
iad1. 81, Ten Forles 80 ,'''-' '
At.n.. ~, !" 49, Al 30 q u-Ptotasas qUieii
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cnArrArnLAc orNrY.
POLITICAL NOTES.

The With Assembly District Grant Club,
Henry A. smith In the chair, passed resolutions last
evening asking the state Central Committee TO rcorgin-
.ze the Republican party In this city.
George A. Fay Of Mcriden Is the Republican
candidate for Senator n the Ylth District lConncricut
Lewis Catln Of IIarwnt0u in the XVIII ana charles D.
Grswold OF Chester Ia The NiNth District.
The Third Assembly District Grant Gun
met last evening" President Adophus Borst III Tue eha~
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PROJECT
-rofa ~ CnflnH1Ii On

From fIHIIIHtTI 'I-FIIT
II appears that Mr.. f. Schumacher of Bal
Cur, ri,r,nased under the Cabral Government, valu.
ale mineral aud railroad grapt from one Monte Catlna
- a., he r1J a valuable consideration, and although 10
80 In -6ne respects AN invalid sale President Baez
man coming into power, heard the case, and becoming
linDinccd that the purchase had been made In good
f,ith he confirmed aud subsequently extended the fran
rhse.
10 e1pIOro tho mimi. District. FRENCH gentleman
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nnMpsrtc f1ARKRrN

Ga March Cotton qoiet niddiins' 9f@i'~ ~"
81 bales. receipts 30 baleS s.. A. IN,
ESwORIEASs March 2Poar anil en soper.ps 81 q
Extra 81 Jt Treble Ertra, ~ 80 PoS arm NO. y, -
Bacon Sheul-s, Os. Clear Rib re Ce% sme1 @'S Ts
carei Hams lGDi7e isri srmer; Iiere', - @et S ~
lfc Sugar iuI ogr; Pnre. 9ia0 Con, Os bAn ~
MoiSs WHISKY and Colo~ a unehsngei Ktehsnge-Hes mus
Nov lON sight dgonn'. God. Ill .,,, No..
DErEoir March 1Four quiet wheat firm hris 81 % NO
at ~ -. Ainhef. 81 J3su4l 81. On's trm st3lSc IA
WiLsN0ToS " e.. hsrc. 2-Spin, Turpenoe stesdy A. -
az 1880.
ABANy T. M'reh Nothing doag IN Wheat re qqec 20
steady No tNooEoi S Barley Suqueha'na tsif0ai -
o. steady % log lot state Co. m inferior ami IT, Tor ch'ss
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barometer corrected for temperature and eeyation
A special dispatch from Lincoln Neb., says
that the spring far advanced that farmers are
putting IN their wheat and other Spring grains.
The weather has been eXceedingl y mild in
Ohio during the past two days. Yesterday there
Spring shower attended with thunder and lightning.
The observations taken on Mount Washing
ton at p. m, yesterday, were; Barometer, 2352';
change +23'; thermometer, 22'; change. t7 relative
humidity wind southwest velocity OF wind, ~ miles
hmm
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and adopted a resolution recommending new enfol
mont the district TO promote the harmony All y. ny
OF the party The negotiations for sei,en2's VI P
difrcncrs het,ycen Iii. and the other Third Dstict
Grant Club have not yes proved SUCCESSFUL
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LATEST SHIP NEGlS.
For other ship Ee,rs see THIRD Pag,


ARRIVED.
Shin Asrsner Marshall Gordon Liverpool ~ DAYS rts aise ssf
10 pas a. 3fsr BAH coz Carc fhe Northern Zen
TO- 1t 49, on q 20 fe u md hnel sbip % ~ ossh
yad hours b. &C. clear Oft
Bk Union o Q-o Fogke zatl. Il dsr, sih sugar 70 order.
anchored 10 tie Lower BaY.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoKTRE MONROE Va March 2Tbe pilot boat C.9lets rss'~i
o Baltimore. h G. H. foue from Cao; barb h'H on ron hs
West InIes brg' iilsI, A.d j. SANDS Minnie Miller bh fnre
from LvcJOY; Harriet. from JoEls, .clr hil1Jr from TIE
West Indies p s.ei orr, steamship Berl tor Bremen.
Bo.roN 2Arnel haTks Ionic from Lo1ngo ZephTrne
from DemrraI bug llcay Perkins from Poh De PsE Clara Bell
from Jacksonville
CasKLrsros s. c. March 2-Arryei Columbia
nah. sa,d steamship South Carolina. Dc Nrs- YORK
.rch 2hrrFtd steamship Ncksiurg fren
Bos'oa: ship Chfnce Liverpool Cleared sea s Gen sraaA
f,- sa1-Hssa flr Baltimore schr. G. s. Gv, M Shaes
Tan Sa sea Ahsmr, or Boston bark Irene for .lrToo
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL March 2 steamship CO = "a'1ugon from se.
Y0rs, has aTryCi
SPOKEN.
By shin Alexander Mbs PED. g. t 81 % lon. g. 80 bark Aia
from Cardiff for Bostoa
DISASTER.
LONDON March 2Th bark Georgia from S'a Flar 80 Tor h's
nora b, gone ashore Whiehlyen The vessel E D tJH lo~
bn some % N cargo may he siveL
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK NApygT-m.pcr q

Cattle es very dill ard 0c greater decline being %
nefin srae firt qualt -5 80 vi. MEDIUM. 4 lsdhf f.'
lniuor 70 Orna "a ~ p rce io3 head ass 1903 hesa
swine Jul Thee fl tu0p msrei sod proe, ars
lower with doEnwad tend ncy, quote l0iall reopa $50
bead SAcp n fall supply yh demand pncs hsVe 90
clnei laci qgoe For TO Good N05lc.. Cool 10 BEra To
1!c reos.p I l53 bead
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jacksonville H. AZ the residence OF ths
brides father pa ut. Edward W Bradley IT, to MARI
daughter Of William Gallaher
GG-ETHERUGE-At Frankfort " y the Of March, 1911
bv j. D.. Rev. David Or GOT heTfots 70 o.
Kate daughter Of Hon. kobert Eiherdge Of Frankfort
SMITH-BARTOw-In city, THURSDAY March b. the Rev Jy
s. Backus D. D. Atrm L. Smith CounseoraiaW OF nyifL ana
Miss Emma Barlow, daughter Of Isaac H. BsrioN ~ d. oil TAP
pautown. N \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
Gpeeial Notirts

The Five O'Clock Edition of 1.-THE "'ooe' Is TIE most
complete evening paper Published IN Ne"fo't is he"'o The iS
fresh and ample almost Invariably anticipating toe moinS ppe" ~
from 10 to Is hoa only afternoon Journal thoroughly ''d'
peuaeu, aud empbac paper for the people served ~ car.
er in YORK. Brooklyn and Jersey City Tor Tea Cents per sosi
Parties drpg THg GLOBE" served at their residences e.'.
.b., address, At THE GLOBE osce Printing Hou.esquAre. With the
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+. II. Amidon y sos.

Removed Gao Broadway 20 Hhay, door shove rwest
tthst Spring Gentle Hats sluce March pnos
Tor quality reduced 81 All g0oi. Manufactured tia pe@s
AGENTS:
IA. JACKSON & Co, 50 Trenontst. Bo-oa-
BISHOP a BARNES, rs Iake-st Chicago
W. :. BULLOCK q Co. sN BrottSsv Albsr1
n ". MANSFIELD. New-liayen Coma
I. {. JONES, - Psnls Nina.
JOHN SABkl, JK. Is Geucsesst, Syracuse
". H. OAkFORD 9l3 Chestun-st. Philadelphia
Mac Lodge No % o. y Brothers
funeral " r. q. CHARLES MACDONALD
FklDAY O'Clock NJ from the ChaToh " All Nain
eoruer OF Henry and SoammelstL By direction Of, q.
WALTER /. SsIrH. SecretaD.
DiamOnds Bought aud sold.
nCBO. c. ALLEN. So BroaIgsT. Ne-s,aa uolol
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ppIcE EVE CENTs.

FOR SALE BY ALL NEBsAES.
BY mail. s. per year. Terms cash an advance. Ad-
dres. TIIg TRIBUNE. Eew-YOrk.
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MIRRIEU.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note P,Oer
Wn EvERDfLLs SOUS FCLroS Old DUrcH ChvKcH
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For Liver Complaints and Diseases OF the HidrcJs
WsCHErkRs HrpoPHOsPHIrg OF MANGANEss Is csn cure.
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT lI'f'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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lVItN NI@I4TNI'I IIs'''E|'"
il printed on large doublemcd.um sheet making eight
ia yes OF six broad columns each. II contains h INC I'M
DO. taut Editorials published I'm TIE DAILY lEl1bhhi
except those merely Oca! interest; also, Later y e,o
Scientific Intelligence: Reviews OF the most interesting
and important New Books; the Letters from our hiso
CORDS OF spOndents; the latest news receiver ~
Telegraph from Washington, and all other parts OF iho
world summary OF an important Intelligence III thls
city and elsewhere; a synopsis OF the procecnhgs VI
News; exclusive Reports Of the FOceedlngs OF lho
Farmers Club OF the American Inst"ute Talks aDOus
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural inOFina-
ton essential TO country residents; Veterinary Depart
ment; Stock Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods ami General
Market Reports making it, both for variety and com
peteness altogether the most valuable, interesting aud
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published m the world
The Full Reports OF the American Institute fariners
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, M each mum
Der are richly worth years subscription.
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK

TIP WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week il ready this
morning. and contains, in addition to the general news
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GanfO Domingo.
New York L"pl-latnrc.
Tie Coal Question.
Political
Fires.
Marriages ard Deaths.
Announcements.
Grain, Provision, ana
Other Markets.
Boston Live stock Mar
hCt
AllanrLiye stock Narkes
BuHalO Live stock Market
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
kct.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
SMITH PsGE.
The Three Little Chairs.
Agricultural;
American Institute
Farmers CiuD.
Restoring Worn Lands
bv the Fallow System
Condition OF Trade IN
Chicago.
Home Interests.
Horticulture aud Market
Gardening.
SEVENTH PAGE.
The Brook.
What tee Farm Journals
are Saying.
Farmers Advertisements
Real Estate Advertise
mCntS.
The Dry Goods Trade.
New-lurk Cat,ie Market
Advertisements.
EIGHTH fAGE.
Commercial Matters.
\. Y. Wholesale Prices
Country Produce.
Miscellaneous Advertise
mentS.
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DIED.

an Notice, Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed Nth nm
name and address
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Total. l0Asfltt ~
The .mount report " 1853 called discount convertible
bonds t- 1863 returned Of New OK aud
account aHi has leea continued
AAany, Peb Is 1871.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-05

SAM. CAREY, in his Ravenna speech,
pronounced boldly and fatty for Re-
pudiation.- Portage County Demo
cTGt. ~ - -
b /" Boldly and fatty" that is not true,
only SO far as Sam. Carey, declared in
favor of paying the 500 bonds in the
Iegal-tendef currency of the country,
as the Republicans of Ohio, Indiana
and the entire West, declared in favor
of paying them in 1868, is pronounced
by the Radicals to be repudiation. He
declared himself in favor of paying.
the $40 bonds in the same way that
Senators Sherman and Morton said in
1868, they ought to be paid, as Thad.
Stevens, the chairman of the commit
tee on Ways and Means of the House
of Representatives said they were
payable, and as every Western Re-
publican said they ought to be paid,
up to the time Grant transferred the
party to the bondholders for price in
his Inaugural. He. did defend the
memory of our Revolutionary fathers
from the foul aspersion of the Radical
candidate for Governor, of being
g thieves and liars" because they re-
pudiated the old Continental ecurren-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-05

COLUMBUS DELANo, Radical Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, who
is stumping the State in the interest of
his party, gives our neighbor of the
Democrat vast amount of comfort
by asserting that the Collectors of In
ternal Revenue have plundered the
government of only 81, ,76S, ,397. .S3.
Secretary Boutwell,, when he was not
on the stump, says in his report in an
swer to resolution of the House of
Representatives that it is over S20.-
100000, and since that the amount has
been largely augmented by new dis
coveries. Which is the most reliable
witness? Boutwell,, when acting in
his original capacity, replying to res
olution of the House asking for in
formation, or demagogue Delano in
a political harangue for partizan pur-
poses? Is that grammatical, neigh
Dor?