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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
THREE ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN
ONE FATAL.

Henry Fondeme, German, age %, was
found lying on the sidewalk in Ferry place, Brooklyn
last evening" suffering from the effects Of dose OF
laudanum which he had swallowed. He was conveyed
to the Long Island College Hospital where he received
medical treatment that resulted in the ejectment OF tho
poison lie had been for some time past inmate OF
his brother Conrads house No 4S Carroll St and was
accused yesterday morning by his brother Of having
nau Improper intimacy with his wife, Sophia FondeIne.
The brothers had hard words and separated soon after
they had left the house the wife retired her room and
sequently found her lying dead upon the bed gu"
George L. Clark age residing az No Ill johnson
BroOkyn attempted 10 commit suicide last night in tho
CITY Park, by swallowing dose OF bed-bug poison After
taking u he became alarmed and fastened the CITY
hospital where he made known what he had the
physician In charge. stomachpump was applied and
his life saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
POLICE MOVIE

Louis Levy, a Pole, ag p, died suddenly, yester-
day, al No. 22j Divisionst
Michael Grove was held, yesterday, in $500 bail,
ly McGCWan al haln!0-aNe
Ceutges., Brooklyn, JI, .
Thomas Elliott Of No. Is Bdrrow-st. run over
last evening b. Foureenht and SHtha7c and seriously
injured. lie was taken home.
Minnie Scott Of No. 17j LudlOw-St., while getting
~ he platform OF CaT No H. Avenue lire, at Broadway and
H0r.;Ca-st fell and broke leI ankle.
Th0mas Machado, age q, n Cuban, committed sui
eide yesterday hy leaning from second tory window o. The tenement NO
gJ Princes st. liz bad sLoFu symptoms Of insanity.
Thomas Machaelo, a Spanish negro, while in
temporary insanity last talcl from Tie e0'alory
window OF no 10 Puc into the and died Of the Injuries re-
ceyei.
Mrs. Gleason, who occupies a house on Broadway
evening when upset and The g oil Get Gre to ler clothing burn
ing badly tllt Gle cannot i've
Ellis n Crow, liyery-stablc keeper of Sullivan
arrested last night SIX have. for kes driving and attempt
g ride down OGes pt q the Mounted squad Ba-ney WI!
Eams Of tie Bovery also locked up FOR the oHeGse
A private Waterman saw two burglars forcing an
entrance ito new bug psusf Cartonave brooklyn,
eagy day, AID dscEA.ci uusi they
y shooting Of them They had forced the windows and
CUor.
Robert Henry of No. IA West Nqeteenth-st..
While q. wors Jphn'on saeihous. No. 80 Wet -1een. st.
y-.taIL'v l-orrh The hatchvag hs airl tie Go0r
balance.
Michael Wicket. age "A. Of No $50 West Thirty
hi.-st willie turning. yesterday # the HGdOn
pa biz legs, caused serious, fatal mures. Taken 70
4 ..usle Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
Robert Henry of No. AZ Wet
A INITIATED noDY rovyD IN THE EAST RIVER.

\ number OF persons while standing, yester-
day morning, tie pier at the foot Of Van Brur,-st,
Brooklyn, discovered the body 81 young man, age
about 90 floating IN the water When brought ashore it
found that the head was horribly gdShed and
swollen. and the throat cut from 70 ear leaving the
head only partially Joined TO tie body. There deep
sash the under LIP, the left ear, and long
heavy cut on tie back Of the head. The victim had
sandy hair, and weilforncd rather stout aud feet
inches in hight The dress consisted Of black panta-
looms and white linen slIt, without either shoes stock
ings, coat or waistcoat. The man. who was doubtless
Iotted and murdered, is entirely unknown, and had
rothne about his person ty which he could be dent
fed. Tie body wa removed to the norguc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
TIE CASEY HO3uCUE-vEEDIIT AGAINST JoBN
G-pLILN.

An as,cmbiage o. ruians from tie Fourth
and Seventh w.lds ttcrfG ia tle Coroner Orco yes
tcgdar at the Investigation Of the circumstances urd,r
which Charles Casey me- h DEATH IL front OF the saloon
NJ. Il EUosoveli-st, saturday night. The alleged
assassin John O'breu had A- head raudGeea ana bore
IGarb Of lie fatal aay. several witnesses were eX-
ned 4so whose testimony (. appeared that tie
uiel- IN question John aaG Patrick Brcu. b1thels O..
y. il Po0soy,t-t Lad been uaiug to excess and ~
a l..c hour had entered ne saloon No II Roo,evolcs
4 genera. oI~Js ;. IN w,. they took pToluiueL-
par,. Tie bartender, Dan. Doyle and Charles Casey
uilflsG. and finally put the two out tie ste-
Walk. During tie struggle John Oaucu uew q large
sleattaui.c au3 stabilized Casey H. IL. gtoil Two ce
three oie niu-.> Wtrc Elad" Of which tcot Che,
10 his face Death occurred With. half noun a.ter
the stahhiuc SyvrIa. % the witnesses kle ~
m, hands e.. OEicl, tux ala Not witness tie Ghsay
Oth,Is. LowCyc. saw lie fG'.l blow C'alt. Detective
Iun testified Rat he auc,t.u ne prisoner "a ne wa,
entering tie tenement n $50 GIccnw .ch-st lie claimed
TO have been beaten. and LaO tWV kG.yes m hs pos
s.-s.Cu.
4 verdict aGaus. John Rricu was rendered 10y t.e
my. Tho accused, when questioned IN regard 10 us
guilt declared tha- he knew nothing whatever q! it
aA.ay lie Was tciaml. ID tu the Tomb, 10 AWAIT thc
.cC. Of tie Grand Jury. Patrick Itp, his lIt .nOl
VIC TAD -cel .toG ~ an accessory, was DISCHARGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Firth Avepue Hotel-The Hon. Oatcs Ames,
NJ a. of Massachusetts,; the Hon. W. H. Barnnn u. u,
OF Connecticut; Commodore Kitty, u. ;. Navy Jalcs
Terwilli0er of Syracuse, Judge Mc(arey and D. T. casey
Of New. Orleans c. g. Bushnell Of New. Haven .. .
IHommedeu Of Cincinnati W. II. Haxall of kichm9 9
and + w Webb OF the London and North western fS'l
way - Asfor House-Gov. Reed OF Flofia Ia,s anu
w l. Rurt Postmaster OF Boston. $50 Everett houhe-
The Countess de Bahuelos OF Madrid. -. Coleman
Honse- Ex Mayor Berret OF Washington and Lloyd WIZ
Hams of baltimore. -= Clarendon iIOtel-C0mm0a0ie
AuIIck 4. g. Navy. == Albemaro Hotel-den: r.. w
Hinks United states Army. - Grand central iotei
Cen C. r. Woods and Col. A. j. AleXandeF, u. B. A.
- 81 lanes HOtcl-Gcn. Charles Deyens IT., Of
Massachusetts,; the Hon. e. NJ. Maiden OF hlddletOWn
N Y and the Hon. NJ Beasley Of Trenton. 60 ~
Nicholas Hotel-The Hon. Ira Harris and the Rev. ~
Marshall, Albany; j. T. southworth, Attorney General
of hlalma Gen s. j. Kitchen OF 81. Louis the Hon H.
3 swords Of Louisiana, FIT Burlington Of OMeg2 N II
Amasa stone, IT,, of Cleveland, and Perry H. silth OF
chicago - Hoffman House--C. KoOpmanschap OF
San Francisco, Mr.. suarez ConsulGenerdI OF BoAFia
ami Mr. Meiggs, attache OF the Gillian Legation az
Vienna. == New-YOrk HOTEL X. Ennet. the
comedian. 49, Brevoort Uouse-Tho Hon. William
McMaster of Toronto ard Capt. Cook OF steamship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

In the case OF st. Luke's Home for INDECENT
Christian Females ag WetnOre and other executors Of
John Alstyne, deceased and the Association for the
lief Of Aged lndig mt Females, tried the Superior
Court Special Term, Judge Spencer decided yesterday
IN favor OF the plaintiffs. The action brought
estabilal the pluintn Cllm To bcquest or $4,000,
made by Asyne, without distinctly naming the iusttu-
ton to which should Nv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19


general impression seems to be that this ordinance will
be avorably reported 1t divides the city into 10
districts, as follows: .----s'.----
South Of Hou,tons, Between Houston ard Tve2iyrl,'
Sni Htyninthsts Between fThynatb and Seventy nntfss
bei"en seventy n9th ana Between hnety1ih
teenh aud thirty fhhsts Between orelusI
hundred AMI. bhyftls, St. and Harlem River
After directing that every licensed owner or driver In
the City Of New York shall the customary badge.
the ordinance makes the following provisions regard
TO rates Of fare;
First For convey ing one passenger in twohorse ye.
hice any distance within any one Of the rst nine dis
senger If to one destinations If TO various destinations
In the same district rs cents additional for each stop
page after the first and If IN oneorse vehicle cents
for passenger, and subject to the provisions as
above for each additional passenger.
Second: For conveying one passenger In twO-horse
vehicle, from within any OF the first nine districts
TO within the limits Of an adjoining district o. and 25
OnehOrse vehicle ST. and for each additional passenger
the same as in two-horse vehicle, subject TO the
rates above for stopping at more than place.
Third For conveying one passenger in one or two
trcts TO within the limits OF any Other district 25 cents
additional for each district passed through and for each
additional passenger Is cents for each district passed
through subject 70 the same rates as above for stopping
at more than one place.
Fourth For conveying one passenger in a two-horse
vehicle from any point within either the First Second,
Third Districts TO or within the limits of the Tenth
tiOnal for each additional passenger If III OnehOrse
vehicle per hour and for each additional passenger
the rate as twOhOrsc vehicle; and in either
one twOhorse vehicle from any district north of the
Third, 70 be computed as per district
RIM: For the use OF any one or twohorse vehicle by
the hour, with one or more passengers with the prvi
ege of going from place to place and stopping as often
rates Of fare to be charged for the Of vehicles In the
Central Park shall be as follows For four or
vehicle two hours 81 principal parts Of the Park 81 TO
Casino and lake and return, e. When engaged by the
hour 81 hour. When for three more hours, 81 50
per hour.
v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 49, 1877

vasde water-s and HIS brother william OF No. 1863 Pearl
ST., passed by and spoke nsultngy to the in the
party. Sullivan objected, and the two men. remarlng
that not the 18th OF July attacked him, and Frank
Kinney stabbed him In the with knife, causing
severe wound. The two assaiants committed, yes
ter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
a YACHT ufsEr-vARRow. ESCAPE OF TIE CREW.

4 YACHT UEsET-NARROw. ESCAPE or TIE GREW
The yacht Jessie which was the winner in
the recent regatta OF tho Oceanic Cuh Of Jersey city
caught IN tn gale # Sunday afternoon when IN
The lower bay, about two niles iron. shore aud upset
Commodore sherman, her owner, was OF board with
party Of five SIX other members Of the Oceanic club
returning from excursion 10 KcyPort. All were
thrown into the water but saved themselves 10y cling
ing 20 hc SIDES OF the VI ell aud clamberng upon Ler
upturued bottom. The wind was blowing violently, ana
tCy tossed about Tor some time. IN geat danger
They finally rescued by party oI mrh VINO cafae
from the Elm Tree Lighthouse ia skill Inc Jessie then
Orfcd ser, IL being found mpoSsb!e 10 Tow hcf
ashore !n the storm. picked up Monday aitcr-
noon by The steamer CIV a. Mexico. The iact mat
largo quantity OF hng found IN her CABIN led 10
the ropor, That lcf crew had al been GTcv nod The
yaCht Kat and Moe % the tane Cidb, WHICH accom-
panied tne Jessie the Zip, but preceded her ny an
hour or two AZ returning. We're also reported lost IGs
reached their anchorage tG'tly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

would 90 himself great injustice and tho Department no
,rgllt we arc Satisfied with his Duty The people Io
sa{isN.d ih his duty and no assault made by Ihe S
will ct his credit Tic fact 10 the public Knows t 10
an ssaut ,nodo by The san any public oincei II 'ho
best praise that cau be given him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
THE CHICAGO ROMAN CATHOLICS ON THE
RIOT.

CHICAGO, July 1s-A meeting of the Irish
Catholics was held last evening at the law office of b. j.
Oeary the purpose OF giving expression to their feel
ings relation 10 the recent riot in NewYork After
several inammaOTy speeches by the leaders the meet
ing adjourned sine die without taking any action the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
THE CRYSTAL CABs-A WARNING.
TO me EdftOr OF The Tribune.
eTAHBING AFFaAY IN PEARLsT.

While jeremiah Sullivan and number of
friondf standing IN front az Ls residence No. 67
PeaIl st.ln Monday cyCDiDs. Prank Kinney VI No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Go To b. s. SQUIRE for Watches, .Jewelrv
therefore you ssve, at No. IOi Ful!on-st. up stairL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
THE WEATHER.

SEv-YoRE. Hour. Tier Bar. Wind Hour lher Bar. Ba0'
July III o. 29t Wv. H-SS 90 59S5 ssyy
02o 2g95S.W. ~ 1919 S.9.W
REMARKs.-Juy 10, lo10-1hermOmeteT al a. w., 80 /,
z D. NJ. Qjo; IL u. NJ, 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

PuRNrrr's CoIoGNE-Best in America.

FRrCKIEs, Tan and Pimplcs are disagreed
t- lfuot dstt. Hsg4t Magnolia an n'ae hes' eeua -
Anal g, ia. corn taI'ai,t and mtte parity i'o4s Gee
intel ELa'ru b.. rile , aud Tttfslgr she wotlL
ltet,, d.udrug ls,cn. hu.r lirg tuns
gay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and bean
tif1l desns reliable Waces. cd nee JcNtiy .lv.,..
sqUIEss. " Fulioa-si. NoyYork Diamonds s.ecaHg ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
..rVHE RICHEST BOTTOM LANDS IN TIRE
WORLDW "
GIVEN AWAY

n III lNlNlliNJl EyOl lOAi S.iNltr lA IHH
GIVEN AWAY
NO DUTIRs on IMPORTS OR EXPORTS
E Xxx H mp Nh WE if2 sv or 49,,
NO RUN sHOPsi No GAMBLING HBLLSi no RdIGpS,
The Loser California Company eler, no ACRES Of si
after aonhs residence, 70 settlers Of desirable cs Who nav 49,
The climate the finest ia the worid the soil not poir, ,
rst5le living very cheap Pa cattle 30 ''D'''' M
These ads from her orerai fertility AL ready nast sr po.
duce with very moderate Industry be made ia year psh slSo
per acre.
newspaper lie former isr l,,s
iora aud they print sih vicious egene e cos, fsrS
less bGmme too Ronn. 70 dge and too Iy to aor sA dni
NEXT steamer he Rg STAR lrave, View York on 2a Ja o,
Mssena Bay Lower California FsTe Including meals and aFsss
$50 currency n class 'ai : le' cabin.
For full particulars g4r 70 this ard heag,,l rB,
Secretary Of the Lover Ca Joni. ce .asi
yBre country t q. y,, sew settler, Of I6h br ar Il,
desired. Scandinavia, Germans, ani AHereln frers prr'ra
V'HE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE 60,
Park-pae y. h.. have the economical khhiSB 10
vorl Sio' from 10 10 horse power Send Tor Circular.
vlNHE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE
4 pays 10 extra insurance.
DRINCE's Protean Fountain Pen writes 10
hours. Agents wanted JOHN $ PtRDf il2 Fo9Si Pt,
TVHE BANTER STEAM ENGINE
the B. = Z. Co, ls P.r..pace Sav.Yort.
CUNDAY- SCHOOL BOOKS.
- BEOCGHTOS wYMAS - Dh.e Hor,s
THE BANTER STEAM ENGINE
4 viii not explode.
WATCHES (all kinds JewelIy, Silver and
w PLATED Ware so aul repaired Albert G't"' 0) Bea soer,
TENHE BANTER STEAM ENGINE
is The perfection Of motive po:er.
GTEAM ENGINES, Boilers, arsl Machinery at
Bow prices TODD &RAFFTETY 10 Bsrelav~ Work PteroaSy
rVHE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE
d IS made Ike tie Waihsm "aeh-eaeb part duplicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
A GLOOMY STATE or THE Mrlp. , Dr,.

HEADACHE, ENERGY DISPOSITION 70 x,svv, =.
E'I AsSS'E o. TE'RrSs', AND OycESsrioy NOTION An,
sonB o. THs sTHPToss WHICH DERISoEpryr n,
LIVER BILIOUS S1srEs. SPEEDY rEuEy yRou 20 y,.,..
CONDITION A,ssrNo THE STOMACH Am L.
NATURAL VUSorIoss AN oyuos Ds H..
xucH oKRr,ry,, -
DIRECTED LITTLE xcoS,xur,o, g..
sVERIGHEKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

claus Veneris," and all of Swinbulnc's poems
suon's Eclectic Crcaatng Library, 2) Ei cy .a,se q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Ar SAUNDERS ~ No. Astor House, can be
Guud ar.- yarey 81 hu roJt' tctcr and sporting kuSes
fsin, s,s-o. Casr, anil i,t At,ts aic DE Cd a. sArs
ysas kAtOk Srrop sb,i,,g, an retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

The People have been so much imnos,a
upon by several worthless E1pahas vat are Glad ~ go
recommend prepe Which b. depended a.
virtues Of ht nSara5e c sa worthy Of NE rnh sus
DoC hYX5 SaHsAPt0IA ours vixen an thag he d,
require d sleratye medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
THE CAB QUESTION.
THE ORDINANCE PROPOSED BY THE BOARD OF
ALDElxES.

The new Passenger Nehicles ordinance was
submitted yesterday TO the Board OF Aldermen, and
eITed to the Committee Laws and Ordinances. The
general impression to be that this ordinance will
be favOrably reported 1t divides the city into 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
BROOKLYN.

The Prospect Park Commissioners have re-
ceiyed from Europe some valuable specimens Of ycw.
holly, and scotch fir trees, for the Park.
The Protestant Orphan Asylum Associations
building, Atlantic and Hudson-aves. Is nearly
completed. II Will accommodate 200 inmates, aud cost
100000
The y. 5. Assessors Office in Montague-st.
has been draped, aud bears the inscription: UNITED
States Internal Revenue Experimentation Gilbert,
murdered by outlaws in the Flih Ward while IN tie d
charge OF his duty, July II, 1871"
Thomas McCleery, II liquor dealer of No. II
kenave, who was shot In the riot last Wednesday, died
from the effect of his wound Monday night. AL III
quest was held yesterday at which his friends urged
the jury TO bring in verdict censtring the military
The verdict was that James MeCleery came to his
death from the effects OF bullet wound, received in
New-Iork July IL, 1871"
The, Board of Health adopted resolutions,
yesterday, authorizing the Health officer TO isolate
quarantine at their own residences many patients
afflicted with smallpox is possible and further EN-.
towering him "in all where smallpox exists
Is exposed Tor sale, to b. be displayed proper
sign announcing the fact In conspicuous place ouch
building "a buildings irequcntcd by the public
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-MIs. Gleason Of GardneT-st. was
ordered to Dc locked NJ, yesterday for refusing pay
fine for selling liquor without license.
NORTH IEHPSTEAD.-O On motion OF benjamin. W Down.
ng, DlstrictAttugIey, Justice Tappen appointed on
Monday Henry 4. Plat, the Hon. C.s. Duryca Of Hunt
ngton, and Wm. 3. MCGOWAN, Commi,sille.- I'm 20
matter OF the projected railroad between NeWoWu ana
Flushing.
FAEEroET-John Hahnemann of BuALwek. ShEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Tu,.TYENIY- SECOND REGlMENT--Col. POTTER
OPTICAL REPORT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-08

and wishes of tie Hayden people with respect
10 any changes that might be brought about
in the neighbor;ng republic, ont they received
no encouragement to pursue their inquiries.
They asked ve!ball.E, and through our
minister IN writing. for permission to explore
thu interior o, the island. but this was met
ina spirit equivalent to Il refusal. The com
aissioners say, in conclusion. on reviewing
the whole field O: their investigations, looking
10 the interests OF bot divisions Of the Island.
,nrv are irmly persuaded the annexation OF
San ominr 10 the United States would be
| hardly less beneficial. % II" iiayt!cn ;!aG 10
,hr Dominican people. This benefit would
arise mist from the example which would
doubllrss be afforded o: Il weli-regulated. or
.irr!v and prosperous s:atc-the great need OF
thai rar. of tic world, and which it has Us get
rcycr seen. a Ascend and more direct benefit
would arise from the equitable establishment
o: a boundary line between the French-sTeaI-
:ng ard the Spanish speaking nations upon
that island, and its guarantee by q strong
rowtr. This would esd the eEhalisting Dor
der warfare. which has been one o. the great
rsl clrs.s o: Hav.i as we'll a. Santo Domingo.
and wnnil enable both to devote their ener-
r;a. ;henceforward % Tie education Of their
people and tie Development Of their re
sources.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-08
Another

The New York Uor!d, interesting itself III
our domestic troubles, offers the following
suggestions. at least Two Of which would
not mend things much:
II. Tha, the Massachusetts qualification DC
adopted, 10 Apply 10 all voters hereafter adj
mit:ed to the right o: suffrage.
-. Introduce into the State Constitution a
provision that :or the next ten gears the men,
urrs Of lie Legislature shall Serve withoI!
pa.
-. L.: there De d prohibition 10 incl. an!
state debt previous to the gear 1880, except
for the :urpose o: subduin9 inSurrectior or
replacing the public buildings DESTROYED b;
fire.
Il. Let a fair estimate be made oft!:" reason
able expenses of the State Government ana
then prohibit the raising o: a greater sum by
taxes for a period Of ten years.
-. Give the Governor an absolute veto On al
bills passed BY the Legislature.
-. Extend the appointing power o: The Coz
ernor to all the subordinate executive and al!
The judicial officers OF the State
The World discusses the change III me
Constitution proposed hy Mr.. Memm:nger.
1t thinks that remedy is good, hi: clearly
imrracticable. as it is not likely that the
colorel voters would consent 10 a curtail-
ment OF their precious privilege O. voting,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-08
One ,1orr Plm II.

IL. Columbia Hioh agrees 10 i %lroi'oS!-
ton. mad. by the Union Times, that each
county hold Il convention 1T once 'and eject
..on. o: Is hrs; and ahlr>t men IA Il lrlc-
rate to v!sil Washington Tor The rurposrof
representing the true feelings and interests
..oi the solid, intrlliye"; and moral people
..of the State 20 the President ami Con-
.:rress." The jn,oh, however, wants 10
know vino all thcs, best ard ahlrSt men
wou!,i h., and then points out a few mcr
wiun: Il wnrlL he glad 10 see selected Tor
such Il mission. These are:
judge Orr. of Anderson: ]t;"A":a! MCGOWAN.
O! .Abbevilir: ". f. Earle, ESD. .; t;rr"n"ilir:
simeon Fair. Of Nrw'rrry: Judge Mellon. oil
! R;ch}and: judge. Il. H.. 'irai Am, o! Marion:
, Srcr,tarv OF State Cardnz". .; Charleston:
l,,n..a, E.-.!aw. 81 krrSha%-%hom ~"
| ;p!., soi,!i mtA,. ;u>i such q ar' oh Is Il"
, .c,do nj tie lat, conlr:"ar": Genera! Gn."".",
ri Charleston: 4. NJ. SiC&rS, al Union: l.. ".
l;::>i. .: i'urA. aal mri: oil Ills ca!ihr,. over
liz. rn;irr S,;:.'.
The i,aoi says: w. woal& he sAlis"e.
! with anything ;u,. hes. =r&,:'m"a coal:
agree upon, and wc hrii"v" 'I"y wpa!i !"
Justice to the State and is n%eoi!".S
We ;l.inh tf.,; this matte %siiuUil u" n
lowell to rest until Tie assembling oI ;he
MAY Convention. II Gems IL M aim!i:"Hi
;ira. it will he wis, and prudent to PIT forth
ar address to the pcoi'i" Of ia" tnion. .'o"-
:ng what are our wron-s AMI what il il"
rpa, condition o! the State. such IN ;"lt=cSS.
i thought In.si, could he !frS'Hlti IN ]i''tS';i
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