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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03
Speech on the Alleged z z. 0utragss

From an interesting sr"o"h, of ~" !" .
-~....s1tce retired, and af
consultation reported,
Mr.. +. I. .McCas'~ssa;v.. 81 sac DOH
s.sSHsndo Wood, in the House of Rep
resentativcs, we make the following ez-
tracts:
The bill speaks for itself; and when !
contemplate it, when reflect upon It's
provisions, can scarcely believe that 5"
radical a revolution has overcome the IN
situations of this country that commit
tee Of this House will formally and se7l
ously propose legislation Of this charac'
tor | can scarcely realize that within
the short period Of ten or twelve years
r.,l;tical sentiment on the other side has
..om. 50 radical as TO countenance
s.ricrs proposition in the House OF R"p'
r,s.ntatives to create military despo'
ti,m on the ruins of republic. l.
c,,ntains the very essence Of deSpotlsn.
tn, very concentration of imperial, ire
s,rn>i5lc power TO DC placed IN the
ma, l. of one man, to create here at the
ca,i.al of our country military chief
t.,n who, at his awn Uill, can call out
troops. declare martial iaH, suspend the
writ &C habeaS corpus, and upon a SuS
pccteI combination Of two or more
n,rsoaS" declare to be in a state OF re-
h.j.i,o any State, county, city or village,
~ in fact the whole United States; de-
.I.-;,, vb,t constitutes rebellion in con.
1aven,ion Of the provisions Of the fun
l.mentsl organic law. Upon this mere
t;.cia -a,inn. the President, at his own "p'
Ton. is endowed by this bill not only
With supreme imperial power. but police
authority over municipalities with re.
,.ri 10 off.nseS against the person and
n7operty of individuals, with regard to
lie po;l;ical opinions Of citizens OF tn.
United States. He is authorized to hold
IN hi, entire AID sbSo!nte contro! all the
srird Interests Of all the people Of the
J:::.:. States.
Aud, Mr.. Speaker, in whose hands &C
vc propose to place this monstrous sn
,rcmacve Is there anything in the mil
.ary or civi, history Of the present Pres
.en, of the United States which vii
,s,ify our placing 1t in his handS2 Ar
is knowledge aid estimate Of our inst'
;o,ioas in keeping with the liberties o
o. pcople? Has he not recently to!'
IS What IS his i'lea Of the Government
:,s United S,ate>2 Has be not recenti
.el. message 10 Congress, in which h
.salarcd that the present German EN-
20. had form Of government and
a,ory of political institutions like an
,uit- similar to our own; that IN cor
c,ence of this analogy he recommends
raising Of the present AN >rican en-
= 10 Berlin to full mission on til
pay OF those to France and Gre;
in ?
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WILLIAM GLAZE

JUST received a large assortment O.:
WATCHES.-Gold and Silver Hunting.
Stem Winding, Open Face, or Swiss, Eng
lish and American manufacture.
CLOCKS-Frcnch Parlor. Of Black Ma 4.
bic, Gilt, Ormua, Rosewood and Walnut.
SPECTACLES.-Gold. Silver and Steel,
of all descriptions; Eye Glasses with Cold,
Rubber and Tortoise Shell Frame.
TIL ,MBLES.-Gold and Silver of all de-
scriptiors.
LADIES' JEWELRY.-Gold Rings, piai"
and with settings Of all kinds Of precious
stones Brooches, Enr-sinss, Necklaces,
Bracelets and Armlets. Gold ChatcIaine and
and Leontine Chains; all varieties Of jet,
Rubber, Cold, Pearl and mourniu. Jewelry
and Ornaments. &c.
GENTLEMEN'S JEWELRY.-Vest and
Guard Chains, Collar an! Srirl Buttons,
Sleeve Buttons, Seal Ring, Brooches, Scarf
Pins, &c.
sILyERwARE.
NS.-Tahle Dessert, Tea, Sugar,
Mustard, Pap, Salt Spoons and Ladies'.
FORES.-Tah!e, Dessert and Breakfast.
kNlVES.-Dessert, Fruit, Butter, Fish,
Pie, Cake and Cheese Knives.
PITCHERS.-Chalces and Communion
Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls and Cob
let's
CASTORS.-S:lvcr and Plated, Fruit
Stands, Cake Baskets, Pickle Stands, Coffee
Makers, Cream Pots, Salt and Butter Dishes,
Walters. &c. WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North orSSott, Williams i CO.,
Banking House, Main street.
Nov. 9, 4J--tt.
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W. L. GOUDINE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
SCOURER, &C.,
FROM CHARLESTON.

Respectfully announces that he is
prepared to cut and fit gentlemen S
suits to their entire satisfaction. Hav-
ing had large experience in the tail
oring business, and being constantly
supplied with the latest New York
Fashions, he feels no hesitancy in ask
inc for patronage. Work promptly
delivered. Terms moderate
1t VIII al once. D. seen that such chanc
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03
SPRING..

Up from the glowing Sou,h-with azure
eyes,
All sleepy with the fash Of brilliant dyes
Or ruhy-tinted bird, CLEAN painted butter
flies,
Gold p4ver shore and lily-crested river,
Where guided insects 'mongs, lush emerald
quiver,
And all the perfumes of spice Islands
breathe,
Aid silver webs the waves round rocks OF
coral wreathe.
All gathered in the meshes Of rainbow
get,
The gorgeous hues With DINNER pearls
besct,
She aings before her. Like to reed-tuned
note,
Such as from the shepherds pipe Ger
some lone mere may float,
So sounds the soft wiud-~hisper Of her
Coming! o dull, dead earth arise! re-
joice!
The Easter of the year is come-wake up
to life"
The challeuee rings far to the snow-bound
North;
The Ice.King trcmbles-"Up, ye warriors
forth!
Hear We the swift-wingsd charges cieave
the air?
An army comes" Nay, but a maiden
fair
Smiles at the Wintcr-King in his despair;
And he, his death.fraught scepter throw
ing dowr,
Kisses her outstretched hand, and yields
his crown,
And through the mountaia Sorges sounds
her voice
"Comirgt O dea,h-chained watcrs-!ivc
rejoice!
The Easter Of the year is come-wake up
to lile!"
"A liquid murnlu., like the west wind stroke
Of Eolus on the silver late-strinss broke
The silence; then cadence wild and sharp;
Like 20 mad, 6ttul chords on uutuncd
harp;
And with passionate and laundering roar,
From thousand rocks the swelling water
pour
Till, tuned to melody, they sweep along,
And in the smiling wales lift up :hei'
Easter song.
Awake, We buds and blossoms! Perfume
sweet
Steals through the air her dainty steps to
greet.
Bursts forth the dapp!cd bloom from Or
chards gay,
Earth's primrose stars shine out. The
clustering May
Fsos:s DER the green. grown hedge With sud-
den whire-
Pure Easter-gasb after the long death
night.
10 at her voice fair Nature bursts the
tomb,
And rises glorious in fresh beauty's bloom,
Type Of fairer spring time yet to be,
When mortal shall wake up to immortali-
~.
80, All ve living ones, lift mp your voice
Coming! O dull, dead hearts arise! re-
joice!
The Els.er Of The year is come-wake up
10 life"
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Charlotte, Columbia e. Augusta R. B

SUPERINTENDENT'SO OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, S c., January II. 1871.
on and after SUNDAY, January ~, the fas-
senoer trains over this Road Will run rs foiioTs:
GOING NORTH. No. 2. NO. 1.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEhsh'
sn;. Ausus,ns; :, o5 nm & $50 pm pm 70 81 pm iSs M pm pm
W;nnsoo,o 125 am 1.2I am BIZ pm 3.3i pm
rhestsr 2.56am 2vo am 5.N pm 5.lo pm
Charlotte $50 am I5' pm
GOING SOUTH, No. ]. NO. 4.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE: LEAVE
iaoEGSi ;.ojEnmSia 2 IS pm m 2.2s pm 2ls am 22s am
Winnsboro II SIS am II. SO I'm ll.55 pm !l..S pm
Chester 1922 am / Esu h q pm y 3, pm pm
Charlotte ,am ,Ippsa -
Going North Both No. aud MAGE oIoes
ds;Iv Connections at Charlotte for New OK ano
oii noints North aud East. Passengers leaving
on ; on SATURDAYS, will lay over u noufs AZ
Richmond. ,Lo c1os.
d,;lv connections at Augusta with trains OF llS
Georgia and Central Georgia Roads, for al
ooints South. South west and West
through Tickets sold, and Baggage eneeXeo ~
all principal points 49, e,,r,Dr S,,+
E.R. Dorsey, General Ticket Agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly OF
hand fullassortment Of the above approved
eases, Of different patterns, besides collins
of his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent BY
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
4 Hearsc is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate Of $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will Le spared TO render
the utmost satisfaction.
A.C. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. c., July 81; -. -- -
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Although the Infamous income tax has
not been repealed, it is nevertheless,
pleasant 70 hear from Commissioner
Pleasauton that no man " hose income Is
less than $4,000 need take the slightest
notice oft Those untortunates. who re.
joice in an income not above that sum,
are relieved from giving any particulars
or answering any collectors or assessor S
questions on the subject. They merely
have TO make statement, with which
the authorities are bound to remain
satisfied. Under these circumstances, the
taxes will hardly compensate The ex-
pense lncusrrd in their collection, thus
leaving US to wonder at another Admin
isera,ion blundcr in not abolishing them
altogether. r.-Pheuix.
The Augusta Constiluli"nali.;t April
10, says: Yesterday, Thomas Ryan,
hailing from NewLerry, S. C., was at.
rested on q charge Of larceny from the
house, at the instance Of Mes'rs. John
IIelmke i Bro, the prisoner being charged
with gaining access to the money drawer
of the frtn, and abstracting the sum of
$3.50. In default Of 500 bond before
Justice Aaher, the prisoner was COM
mi,ted to trial at the next term Of the
City Court.
If Thomas Ryan halls from Ncwber1y
it must be that his residence here was
short bet~cen train time. lie is not
known here.
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Wagon Making. Repairing, &c.
Creeuyille s. Columbia Railroad.

ssEfsec-s2~s-
Ga9s,AsW -1 sF:7TZ7 FWWHlTISs1!lt1 : T
WVS 81 aE AE II ~ ~
COLUMBIA. S. C.. March !, ISL.
On and after Wednesday, March J. the follow
Ing Schedule will be run daily, sunosys ye,h e1
ce5nt.d oonnectin. with Night Trains on Soo'n
90, ina Road up aud down. aleo With Trans
Soipr South on Charlotte, Colzmois aud AsEss-
Ia Railroad:
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Ayers Sarsapar
FOR PURIFYING TEE BL00@.

Inc IEPuIz1Q0 0We
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from h cures,
many of whichxre tzuly
marvellous. =. Inyetetafo
cases Of Scrof9lons 6s.
ease, wherethg syEtm
seemed sa&ufa1ed Win
corruption, hare bean
purified and cured BY
Scrofnlous affections
disorders,whichw
gravated by the SCI
fn,s contaminafS6
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-03

...:.-We learn. from friend, that
nils OIL Back Creek, in this County,
as Jones Mills, were totally de-
ID hy fire, on the l2.h instant. The
:. .nc?nlinc several thousand feet OF
.~..r, is estimated at $4,000: The
=. .ras a., dental, originating IN the
:. ..:- apartment attached to the mills
wish freedman, an employee, was
5s;..- dinncr. The circular was own.
!. J. D. Jones, Esq, and the vertical
Mes>rs. CAN'T & Ra*ls.
On Friday morning last, about 4
o'clock, the dwelling and ont-ou'ldlngS
Mr.. Henry J. Sieb;es, Of Sandy Kun
this Coonty, were destroyed by fire
-, have not learned the particulars
Lexington Dispatch
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TEE ICE!! ICE!!!

The Columbia Ice House, is now open tor
.bc season, and prepared to sell natural
Lake Ice, at from to ]! cent. per pouno'
according TO quantity. This Ice is far pre-
fer .blc to any manufactured, or prepared
hy Chemical process. .
JNO. D. BATEMAN. Agt.,
Mar % l.-sm Columbia, S. G.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
POLITICAL.
THE ASSEMBLY SPEAKERSIIIP.
A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS YEsrERDAYwwEAASh' w,

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS YESTERDAY-wEAKNE''
OF TIE CUSTOM-HOUSE FACTION.
The Republican Asscmbymcn elect for the
south cOunties VI New York held caucus At
noon yesterday in the Office Of W. ". Niles. NO
4 Wall-st. for the purpose OF taking measures 10
insure harmony in the coming session OF the Assembly
The counties Of Kings. Queens Suffolk Richmond. New
York, Wcstchestcr, Rockland. Putnam. and DutcbeSs
were represented about rs members being present W.
W. Niles WAS elected Chairman ana d. w. Judd. Secro
tary. The opinion OF the meeting a. arrived ut after
Than hours harmonious discussion was that
tile mkt Speaker OF the Assembly shonid
unqnestionably he chosen from ono OF the south
eastern counties OF the State that the member chosen
should be thoroughly identified with. or at least heartily
interested the reform movement in the city OF
NewiOrk Geo. H. Mackay In order to test the strength
Of the Custom House faction then offered the following
resolution:
R,so,red That the members Of TIN, cancu. nuot
sstrnty support either sull or AlNord Tor tho speak
eIship.
This gave rise to discussion which called forth tho
opinion that Mr.. Ramscys support Of Mr. Smith for the
Speakcrsp induced by the valuable services rem
drrcd by the latter in the EIie htigations. The
complications in which 1t was claimed these
railroad cases had involved Mr. Smith de-
priyod him OF the confidence OF the Assembly
The vote taken upOn the resolution a call for the
question. tho entire ballot, with exception. being
cast in the alirmave-Mr. Morton Of Brooklyn voting
alone In the negative. 1t strongly intimutcd.
afterwards, that Morton was In the EN-
ploy OF the Custom House. and tho weakness
of that wing OF the party became only TOO
evident to the solitary supporter OF its candidates. The
choice OF nominees for tho Scakershp seemed to settle
upon Mcssrs Twombly and Prince. and 1t now secins
more than probable that the Republicans Of this part OF
the State will unite upon one of these candidates The
raucus adjourned at g to rcasscnble next Monday at
p. m. at Albany.
1t IA understood that Mr.. Hastings who has been
prominent candidate for the cerkshlp OF tn" senate
has whrawn from the canvass. and netting men arc
now stalking their money combination Tor hlVorn AZ
Speaker the House. and Trrwiiger CLERK of the SEN
ate 1t remains to be whether the Custom ious"
party under all the circumstances think 1t wi'r't To
press Mr. Tcrwilligcr
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

ARMsrHoNt;-iu Capn,n De, 10. iona A. auns'oos pdosr
-
p'is cop,
BAHER-in III. m rhY-p, d. % Lnr. Wlis' onI child
U,r,ce anl Nate Ia. 81
AMI No III
Eat Secoui and i1r.v-, SuriA mora
= 10 O'clock
BARgER-Ou hr morning of De- 2j Jacob Barker. sse ~
frds gfa st IL
oci of tn, sai! uvtei ostrn -"o' uiiarr
suddenly oeol On Tcr,,y morning. ts'h-'s be
arnd the
from her late residence No III w- tirt Iostbs' r'isI
morning .5h inst. a. ~ oc"a
GEE,GOn Wnue.y morning D 1871 th'ries Gssg Of the
Of BROOKLYN aged 6l months, And ~ is's
Of
III, k sr.l on SUNDAY 81 q ms lac resiucs ~
vithou; fur1er uonce
u,GESOu w-.uesay D-cerub-r IN .; i~ass of the
sad Tue We" tWs
runss rou r.sru No. ~ West Fuuiternh VI Fnisy.
9Th 81
uxErr-ou rhur. December J.m-s Hear, H.ci-t .esi1
Tie rsss ep. OF the my AMI those Of his son john L
U,cs.,t r.spe attend his .onrs nom his late
.r.ncr Island.
,hoot ur,sr invitation Tue Long sIl Lsvs
Tbr, fourth St. Hsjs River v;"a N returning !" 'n' eT "
5:Dp.m.
MHAUa Thursday. 18th Brooklyn Of nf,sae couvsisons.
Louis hrl VI Edward H. aud hs> Aanu'nx Mibaa Aaed =
TWIyGn Morr ,snii Helena oldest iaagh'-f Of The
K~, At 1wI ID. her
Fuo.ral Psuls Church M"rssn. on ndy h ns st
pm. Trans rs'e posreSnd''t d'"' 81 o d" 'e'"r"ns"
2:Dp
WHRRLYR- AAer brief in. Wednesday e,oa'us Dec n,
Annie s.iors dsughsr wn aud tousA Wheeler Asea
years =,
,m The rrs.uc II p.rssts 81 -, r~suKth saar
Day the Jist. II I'D D.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

h.. TRAGIC parts He possessed gravity but not s'ie
MIA, he knew the passions by sight but not oS lec
ing His greatness consisted in the vigorous s', ,ns
tcu Of strongly defined eccentric character anu sa1
unconscious expression of that everlasting oo'" l1
WHICH such characters dispense upon the o"nou0' VI
Mr. Hsckctt beld his profession In sincere
@ ' So -, ,,. means at his command TO advance i's
,., and ,ts rcrute To him is due the honor Oh pio
,.,,,ns the plan for Shakespeare Monument III ,uo
.r,,,l pars the corner Of which was 'ad "'ue,
on the 2sd Of April, ls64-the Shakespeare
,.,~.p,ensry SOCIALLY. Mr.. Hacket has ai"a! s'oU Wv,
,.,..cted a. u gentleman and priced as 'rle"u .,
'eH'' -, which ne had finally and permanent!
va ~ a,,h an ample fortune and fixed reputa'''n
" inspire salutary reflection on the dignity oi
nns @ that spent in the conscientious nS S,r," Nonor
''@ t with the laur,l1 Of integrity anu u"h"''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
KINGS COUNTY REPI'BLICANS.
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE GENERAL con
MITTEE OF 1872.

pELit;ATES ELECTED TO THE GENERAL COM
MITTEE OF 1872.
Primaries for the election OF delegates TO
the Republican General Committee of 1872 were held lat
evening in Brooklyn. The number OF delegates clc'trd
from each Ward was in accordance with the basis ~ rep
rescntaon agreed upon by the General Committee anu
authorized by the State Committee.
There three p' rSonal parties rcprr'ltr-tnr III
ternal Revennc the CisomlIoAe. and the BiSs-canp'
bell The first Of these il composed " t" adercntS "i
Internal Revenue Supervisor Sas t. butcher Assessor
James JulIr,iaI and rct-AtUrDcy Benjamin r.
Tracy. The second ia tho interest oi Sdnltl l. Mai
dox Of the Custom House. while the third party com
prsrs the friends Water Commissioner Bis, ana Frr
Commissioner Campbell. The Bliss party Is probably
successful by small majority.
fira Hard-lcran Palmer Iaio,e Branr, Daniel "4Ti
THIRD Warh Mcl'an, u T. Tr"y f"'AAn "o'tnt
D. t, %s5' marl J. "T ,r ,f5 u Hseo Samuel
Hance. william Gubnout John lee . .
fnh Unrd-John L,ary benjamin Cromwell Le,nder Conkn
S.si H;ard-J W Pickett C. Parrish Joseph II. srpperiD
S,r,nih Hard b s. stewart ~ H. Wbrrlsr Jos, Pratt u
'1FGS FSsh s,c1'h r' was @aaa Wm john S
Ninh Hard-A q. Villas. Maurice fitisead Erasu' "ooA
Tnd-Jsm-. Joui.n. T. Norton Geo Thoma, John II
cl,ne B II'.'ga;s J. Henry " IL "h'lo'i H. SO"'1
En Ward-John ?. Dourla. r. Fowler w@ s.e-'rs A'm
Tstai Hara-Ch.oucr, Fsl. Jsmt. johnson
Thiritenth Ward-Ch4s Norton VIM H. GooirnO~. Charles G.
iah1err T. iI.ie s.%a, canGon clar.s w Git.
tour.7h barL-samueiT r. Msdd" VIM H. Bre''''' John l.
ST. rnta asrd".cob Worth ou, Foech W o.ern-ir Geo
Gi.b BdwsrI H. Terriere Charlt. FOLEY, Thomas whoh
~rrnr1th WardChauncey psr!, Jno b. lori,g Gro L.nb
Cw Kennedy: H. Below' G Laeae, ia, b lioImr' a.
Trennh u1rdMr.n Whiting Beeh-r Wright. Tenn'y Whit
He' 1Snt.sr., Sy S~ T. ,G~o B. ~ich VIM sn.is Fn
T Wilm.h. VIM be Lacey. Peter W. Ray, James Ralph
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
TIE OHIO sESATORSIIIP.
L. IN. AA.-. StnIx Ia.r.InI

From m, O.o Journal.
Already We have published expressions r.
vorahlr to Mr. Sherman from Tr Cicrcand Leafer Ihe
onaon Hme. RE M vernon Rrp"elisg", The Ah."s n.%
t'' not betray t1s unhsppina.s on mis- aocount. The
gnghams district are ssoM S s we aS iSr
dtions to shenans LIST; n, aGn'asd hergd' & IN,
woo,ter Rtpnbean 1hr ohr9Ms S,o Gae 1hs M e N@n
benrie Herald has opposition to make for Shrr.
man" but has Bingham for second choice. Ihe M,,gs
nat %"F e e aS ws"
ton to the u. g. Senate and send only such man as
they es s oS or
plain John Smith TIE AshaSla Senmn DTnf. drs dos
headed article which reprint IN full We most cor
daily indorse all It has to say OF tn" ability ana avail
than that gentleman will himscD thai the good word.
should have been coupled Win nara ""ru' against
Others
TEST FOR TIE C, CIVIL y sEEw,rE t.,, r; HkfoRMhN'
I'm proposing an amendment to the Constltu--
which declares the esoty for 1rr"n Mt orn s "f
ner tests the SINCERITY OF Gen Grant and those OF hs ad
vss who profess to be desirons for civil sfrvice M rCt %
service it begin with the very highest oiee OF the
inas a, ~ II bSrs rn he U, N"
reform IN the Cv Service long ~ the President IN
o seeks The support for con1innlse n oa an ' pf"e
unsccountabe that the commission charged WIN
subicct, whose report P1tslltht Srant nhS iu-
dorsed omitted recommend this amendment Oi tne
fonstifutiou which Senator sumner has proposed IL
only shows that they not In earnest IN the WORK
they hnd undertaken, and that Cen Grant himself In
adopting their report had narrow comprehension OF
the subject the members OF the CoinInssiOn ana wS
as incompetent or as unwilling to suggest the true
remedy ms they themselves we're but tho pubc opinion
nf ihe country on this subject announced In 80 IN
misIakable % manner that the Administration was com
pc 10 change 'front.' and to appear drrirous O pushing
into the frauds pactied particularly III
the Custom House Department. and wherever they were
alleged ~ exist.
TIE POWER or " wIIIrEwA5IIING.'
From Th SprtHgaSid R>pubiIein
Every Endorsement of the virtue and hon
esty OF Collector Murphy OF New York. Ike the
made IN his honor. Tueady night bring. tO mind tho
original charges against him, and really damages hl
In the public estimation, for many persons who were at
first slow to believe what has been said about him VIII
he yin that the laying Of whitcwash so oxy
a. Mayor Opdyke did IN Ills speech al the ,rrehr ih
diratrs that there really nr some very bad spots of
allow people tu forget him for awhile.
"a TOUCHING SPECTACLE.
From Ihs Hsryord Io.t
They scrcnadcl "TOm" Murphy in New
YORK last night which gave that eminent man An oppdr
tunity that ali thu unjust ,persohs i+ 'h,r
nclrr "wsfe mainly intended 10 initiate against the
President and Ia iniure the prestige of the Erpubl
IAN party. upon whose success depends the wei
ing ui The wnUlr country" The tnbrau II "A toc!'
M atom" Murphy standins up ia hit 'o"r'i ~
L.. Iity nnd out of u,ud-hip for the Prr1iHn inl pa
nlt rrsIIL Ion tbs ntt receiving ia hi' DiGd ""''l
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
v,,,,,yS COLIrGE ALrNNI pINNER'
.,.,nvx,,r or THE C0iIfGf-Wll Iv Ilh" ~ "A'''
WRN\\r oN THE hAk"i>'NN =, Ill;
u,,,nri of Williams College held their

-. ,ur urcotIrGr-wIIIIAM CULLEN
- up,,\r oN THE pARWl>lAN r"t"N,'
-r,,, uu,rri of Williams College heiu their
.,,,.l r,npion and dinner al l"Im"h""> " .
,u,,n, those present in add'ti'n I" u" ~ ,, nr
-, Dudley Field. the r. pr Bu'I' III | ~
w., GEN Garfield II. NJ. FIELD. Dr' ""'",N
go, Indy, Colt and Dr. purte" A'e' u"
,,n,r the President, the Hon t. = o'"''''
.,d our family is again together We no. ~.
.., q, t.,.h,ru the chain which binds ~ aS 'I'
,,-.c - 8, common mother. We rejoice IN 'he h""''
.d ,,,,v ~ that mother and She III turn Is """"i "
49,. h,,irrn ',ppLIn>,l who have aIw'NS pee" 'i"t"'
, s,,sd for sn active manhood in the ""ru All" IT
-, ,s,,., that. wherever found 'h'S "rc ""'o's
- Nh, work with their brains ana
ut. ~, marx in the community IN wm'h 'n'H ",''
-, II, William Adams referred to the n"'e""''"!
,,, ru,.t Of the colleges IN tins country aie VI
~ ., -, c,c,.y,nen and SAID that while on the Coz"
-, If ru1ove there j. an unhappy au'"E'"'N"'
,,us.u the men ot -,i'nc' ana P''N
,i ~. men who r,prc,'ii the 'hn''n " mn, N".,
~. -.> have come Ia lee recognized '' II l, ~ The
US - Wl,Iims Co,' - aid : o. 'rtint 'ht FhS'
var the students "i the t"l = uid "'>iV'' 'br
acg' ant ,,,n,,, sittIIMr 'H in N" Gt i condition
m .onr respects. VI Cann' ""k a. ~ - "'' u h,\r
u.Ti..f- ~, sImr, due {" ac, i'nt'. Or W. ir miN
"1w ru ,nnni l stud, nj les thai. h''' we """'
h'd nvc ~ sX It",n ,ninrs 49, wrl,d H,
non a partial want OF executive 'n''r''l>' ~ 3 ~"
..tminl>;i Atom of c",tg" "i'hS We Nv w. 49,.
,'ncc ichoas murray ,,3 'Gat TN, ''.',' iu".i "'
thr College had rcccNtIy m't III t'i''" ..,,. -.
fr,in thr STATE of Massachusetts al" > ID" ''"' '''
IT,, ,irnt then irt-od, W." e.. .; ~ -.
s1o s,,i rls, Tor lhr ruri">' 80 - - 49, ''
- hrha., q. Williams Coll, -. N'H} 80 - - 80
?, n VII -ld hc dla not ~ g. 90" = 81 go -
,h,y .~.nlrd muci. to h.iu IKE N"'r = =
~, chen rccar.ir,! a. - ''t.ld -, a. -
iken ~ eminent h"'n!'.'t -
t-n-iyr i;tcu.lf I" H","tii '. ."' 80
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