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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-11-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

J. ID. MARkKQAM,
.t2rpey snd CounseIl.. at Ias: ufce on corner Of
G.. A. FORREST,
s,torns, and un,. Ilor at Law Iffca on north est
ler OF York and Sixth-s'.. nsnit. voc, 44-yl
WALKER & WHITE,
Attorney, and Cogn.eilor, st Law Office on Eighth
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II. $. PIEKPONT,
Anqiosy Sod 3qnn.el!or % At Lay, Two Eivers, Wi; VIZ
towCc County and vicinity. i2-i4yl
T.. Ii. TREAT,
LaE and Dt fer % hsntSwoe %
Buff 'o-sr., hetwte Eighth and sin h. PAY
GEORGE u. WooDIo,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ard Curt IA
sd @ iG e &c 6"py s24na an ara gaihf. ha at
tended & r. Advice hgne., 'iysn Tor weh % a reat2n-
tween Eighth and S,n:h. l2-i4yi
DIR. a. J. pATCEEN,
ront,t 9niee iI shern n. Lev bailii-s on Fisht
different snche- OF the p ofrs,i H. and .l,vo k
warranted. Teeth extinct W bout pain. l24iyI
IA. y. sslECOm,
rhy,ici.n ard sg,se"n ,Gqia atieIton I paid 3 To-
Owe smith + tleisier', t}re. lri rft at I &
J. hobihaoe, .rut $40 {, "hbs pronptiy at ndsd T.
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.s ,ilea,s~ yara't,d d or ao ehsrsss made ], ,fgs ~;
and uhicssO. va itowJc, "i'. I2-Ilyi
PAUL LUEENEH,
Dealer In Kinds Stoves and .1dware, and Van
uiacture of G poer. Tin and She.tir n "ae, Eghtl,
at, south side, near the Bfidsc M,nitowoc, wis
JOSEPH SYNES,
Dealer In Stoves; alto Manu- tnrer of Tin, sheet
Elsh hat, between York ana Buffalo, M"p,rowGc.
UsI0N RoUSE,
CommeycisLst bci,ye. n tichth erd Ninth. Manito
we, w,s Jo.Iph Fnner Pronrittnr BEET scronia,o.
d.t,ons the .ravcl'rs putiic. Terms 'he"m, noG
NORTI1NsEsTERN Es0JsE,
Fr.nklir-s,. Mauitowoc vi. y kctte,,hofl,,p, Pro
petor. he large hrirs addition trc, ntv hrit has
G1n ..e.f .qFn,Iga o 1Sss & F ss * il rn % th
.oad IT. n - kePt N til the bausG here
e. CAgs$,
c.,-. Aits.., it,hes e,e.. Es6th-t' bciwe,s yg <
EDWARD C1sSyyAg
Pay the hsrtst nricr for West ard other rroIucc
orhcs on tht or'h,ast conner OF Bu'alo and 5shIh-
d. EssELgye:,
Protector Of .fsi- at. yv s.vc in V cal su
nvcr,. sfti.-,... lcar The Court l,,'
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shop "n iofk T.. two do'le vet II ht y n.lr'r
h l.-+iVl
9ss.D. SSEs !. u Gt..fs,
hs-ps all kI'd of MfS, Sausage. Lard &c.
wh en he " Ii ~ It th lowest pfi r.. N qnapiy
kind to .utt .u' Es-Cr@. ore having 1t UHitr.
lor. n sheep . O. D. viii can on me 4nd r,crv- he
b cheat p'icr. l2iiyl
L.. EkisSEtS.
Fspcrhsrrer -ud UphOl.trrer, Farfisga Trimmer and
tsrnu,s h,krr. Comm. rel - H.. St.y nh
Rkhtn. H,ni'oWnC. Via. um' nd- hiu-, 4 IN thee
h sGcn's md Irouats. ute all wi j. prompt.
nrss, sui la toe uc-t 'yir i2-i4yl
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mr'e al strcet, NsnIt0woc. VIII pay cash for w Oh,
Potts. ics >hings, 8y. heat and r oducc. Keeps
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We will constantly keep on hand and for
sale all kinds of Leather, to-wit: Sole
Leather, Upper Leather, Kip Skins, Calf
Skins. Moroccoes, Innings, also Boot and
Shoe Findings, &c at the lowest market
prices,
AT THE OLD STAND ON EIGHTH ST.
EUGENE S. SHERMAN. LOUIS SHERMaL
febl6-ly
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

Nassen; second Vice President r. Well; secretary, Ia
Freiberg; Financial Secretary, L. Hautemanh lrcas
urer A. Saenges; Trustees A. Willmann, H. W. wagner
aud NJ. Stencil
The Publishers Board of Trade has elected
the following officers: Presldent-smith Sheldon New
York; icePresident-O ]. Wilson, Cincinnati; secre-
tary-J c. Barnes New-York; Treasurer-C. O. Wool
worth York. The majority OF the Board has not
favored the employment Of travelling agents, ana mas
restricted the number 10 TO-
The Workinmen's Union elected last night
the following officers the ensuing year: President
william j. Jessup OF the Carpenters and Joiners Union;
Vice President Richard L. Rawley OF the ShipJoiners
Associations German lcePresident, John Kruso OF the
Tailors Benevolent and Protective Union; Kecordihg
Crispns Corresponding Secretary Dennis Griffin OF the
stair Bnilders' Union; Financial Secretary, Bernard
Rice; Treasurer, John Wood; Sergeant-atArms, John
eastman.
w. i. Ormsby, jr, read paper before the
New-York Liberal Club last evening, entitled "What
Shall the Workingman Dor He spoke mainly in oppo-
son to the pursued by tradesunions and said
that instead Of opposing Chinese immigration and as
saulting their fellow-workn gmen who are willing to
work for lower wages they should endeaYOr to bring
about more advantageous distribution OF labor by
where they are not wanted TO those parts where their
services are needed. He advised wOrkngmen 10 en-
deavor by industry and prudence to accumulate prop
ery under the present system, either in cooperative
society out and said that they could hope Tor
nothing through revolution.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
POLICE NOTES.

mad dog was shot, last evening. in front OF No
209 SpnBg-st
John Roachs shanty in Forty-third-st between
Second aud Thrdayes. damaged sloO by fire. yesterday
Bertha Bowers of No. 105 Sherifi-st. was overcome
by the heat yesterday, At Roryeghhs and Bleyenthsve
James Moffatt of No. 191 Sands-st, Brooklyn while
dog from small yesterday fell from secondstO window aud
Killed.
Mrs Catharine McDivitt, age S. fell, last evening
from seontor window Of the tenement No AIS East Tenh and
was killed.
The body of an unknown labOrer, age 45, having
and red gose found yesterday in the East River OF
Klghty-siIth-st
John Anderson mate of the ship Americas, at the
foot Of Joraont BOOiln fell from the mast to the deck and
taned fatal injuries.
James White, vagrant, was crushed, yesterday,
B East River and the rack Of the wsli Feny
Taken to the Park Hospital
Mrs. Maria Kelly of No. $40 Sixth-ave., attempted
suc yesterday by espg into the North River from the foot of
Twenty third ST.. bat was rescued.
Patrick Kelly, a laborer, Of FOrty-sixth-st. and
Seoond @ yesterday from the second story oil she he" oing Al
Louisa Morgan living on canal boat lying at the
foot Of Beact swallowed upene m evening with the intention Of
ending her life. She taken TO the Park Hospital
Sebastian Schop, German, age 40, died, yester-
day in the Park Hospital from injuries lived several ds ago by fall
ing from scaaod the building No ~ Prankhnst
Charles Cooper age G2, died suddenly, yesterday,
at No Greenwiohst Thomas Rope 2 German died sud
denly liz dgest and Mrs. Ellen Little No. $50 srihsi
Charles f. HILL an auctioneer of No. - Amty-st,
va sr,se9 sf3 70, ssSg o,se ~sg9 Saa hsI @ s
HgAts for $50
William Corcoran of No. 22l Devoe-st.. Brooklyn
D. was held YESTERDAY. by T. s. Comm jones' 500 bail Tor
strrpugto p counterfeit 7O ON oi The Farmers and hAn1Ae
turers' National Bank Of Pou8hkeepAe
An alteration occurred early Yesterday. AT Charl-
ton AMI during which Roger HeAdy Of Nc ~ 'lari ~
stabbed Ptnek G Of No 20 West siiol ~ N ne neA Win
Hospital. and h.s assaiisnt was Looked 10.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
THREE YOUNG BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Capt. Petty last evening received informa-
ton that three had been observed In the Office
the second floor Of the vestory building the south
west corner of West Broadway and Franklinst.,
pied by Moore, jenkins Co., grocers With a section
of men he surrounded the building and thoroughly
searched It, The drawers in the Office had been opened
and it was evident that burglars had been at work
Finally after two hours search they found in
mote part the cellar, the coal hole standing in
water inches deep. They proved TO be three boys
age ~ EACH named Daniel Carson, James Feeney, and
Patrick OSeil. They had secreted themselves in the
cellar during the afternoon and intended rob the
building az their lespIe curing the night They were
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
PROMINENT ARRIvALa.

Astor House-Rear- Admiral lIarwood, U. =.
Navy and the Rev. H. Wall Of Richmond w. 81
W. b. Parker IT, g ConsulGenera at the Ionian Islands;
Gen J. A. Potter u 5. A.; Gen. John o. Price OF Arkan
sas, the Hon. James Wilson OF Iowa IL n. ElVI % oi
marie HoteIThe Hon. Benjamin stark OF Connecticut
60 st. James Hote-Ex Gov Price OF NeW-Jerseyy
and the Hon. +. NJ Madden Of MiddletOwn, n. i:
- St. Denis Hotel-M. b. Anderson, PresldeGt 20 OF
Rochester University. - Westminster Hotel-1dpt' Cap
endon Hotel The Hon. Francis LaWley OF
England - Brevoort House, Il; Cnuson u.5n
the artist - Fifth Avenue HOtel-Commodore
McKinstry and Commodore Lowry U: B. Navy inc
Hon Richard Crowley OF Lockport, N u r. " ID;
bullock of Georgia. John Duff Of Boston. E. h Apgar OF
Albany and Gen W. Painter OF philadelphia -
sturtevant HOuse-Mr. De Cordoya - honnan
House-Lieut Commander c. w. Rae aud aymaster
How o. s. NAVY, aud Col. Il. W. Latham OF Texas.
DEPARTURE.
Baron Lederer the Austrian Minister left the city for
Newport Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
BASEBALL.
OLYMPICS VS.. KEKIONGAs.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 1.-THE game be-
tween the Oympics OF this city and the Kekongas Of
Fort Wayne this afternoon by the former the
being 50 to u. The batting the part of the Oy
pics generally strong and safe great many second
and third base hits being made In the sixth inning the
OlympCs made Is The fielding was very loose
on the part Of the Kekiongas. Minchcr, their left
fielder, was so seriously injured that he was
compelled TO retire from the game. This
accident together with the crippled condition of Lennon,
the catcher contributed greatly 10 the decentralization Of
the "Inin Nine" questionable decision OF the un-
pire In the sixth inning appeared to take the rest Of tho
of the Kekiongas, who played Istlessly and
miserably until the else Of the game.
Clubs ls "a. o. 18th. 5th. 9Th. 7b 9Th. 9Th TotalE
Ss1iJnss........i 8I%gs,.......f g %o *
Runs earned-Olymbics, 6i Kekionga'4.
The White Stockings of Chicago defeated
the Red Stockings Of Boston, yesterday, in Chicago, by
a score OF tOl.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

conference OF the advocates OF TetoImatOry
and charitable institutions, and mission schools viii he
held tomorrow evening at the Howard Mission, No 80
New BOwery. The examination at the Mission Schools
will be held next Wednesday and the Pc nc III the BY
sian Fields next Friday.
The German Patriots of the Revolution Of
1915 have elected the following officers for the ensuing
ear President, Gen. Won Nebes Wee Precedent. Dr.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
NEW-,JERSEY.

10 own elA-NCVculnb OF oH
st. petioned the Board Of Public Works yesterday, for
Belgian instead Of Ncoson pavement. The Board
~ Education authorized warrants for 10 pay
teachers salaries for July and August. John Sloan
committed yesterday on charge preferred by his
wife OF threatening to kill her with large knife and
kicking her brutay The boy who was killed on Thurs
day night the New-Jersey Central Railroad has been
Identified Jacob Smith Of South Sixth and Mon
mOuth-sts.
NEwARK-The blacksmith shop OF David Hammond,
on Pane-st was destroyed by hre yesterday The
workof laying Belgian pavement on Wsst klnney-st
begun yesterday. The new reservoir OF the Aque-
duet Board South Orangeave. will probably be fin
shed by September II viii be about 20 feet deep aud
will area OF two acres. EDWARD Holman and
Reuben Roe have been fined for keeping
open their billiard saloon on Sunday.
ance, N4 Peter Kaufman has been arrested for
stealing watch from saloon keeper named Brook
John Is. Brown, age 81, OF NO 2 Paneet., was
found dead in his yesterday afternoon with bottle
OF laudanum beside him.
PATAGONIA new council OF the Order Of United
American Mechanics was organized last night Cor
neus Doremus, age as of Tyerst had his skull fao-
tured by the fall Of an immense Jackscrew at the Dan
forth Locomotive Works yesterday. The Mainst.
bridge will be completed 10y August !, when work the
West-st. bridge will begin.
ORASGEA station hOuse, two stories high, will
be erected, at "a cost OF 5000 John j. Fell has
elected Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department. vice
David j. ONeill, resigned.
HoBoKEs.-During the past six months 369 patents
treated at ST. Mary Hospital or these ~ remain,
3s dead, sc relieved, and 20J were discharged
MADIsoS-The commencement exercises OF 81 Eliza
beth's Academy held on Thursday The RI. Re v.
Bishop Bayley delivered an address.
ALTURAs-Charea g. SssOn, President OF the Northern
Railway, has given land for a church site
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
TROTTING IN TOLEDO, OHIO.

TOLEDO, July 1.-THE adjourned race of yes
terday, for horses that have beaten 29, won
to-day by Red Cloud Of Edenburg, Indiana in two
straight heats Time, 2:3G, 2:3Ol.
The double team was Won by "Threc White Heels"
and Novelty" of Toledo in two straight heats. Time
sos; Soldier Boy and Arthur Boy" of Louis
vile took second money. The last race open To all
There ten eutros Pilot Temple the beat
ing Matt Smith second, John FerO third, and slas Hch
fourth. Time, 1924; 300 1894.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
IAnnouncements.
WHITCOMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

WHAT Is MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING THAN
BILIOUS Attack VINO uELI-KSOwS
STOMACH CHEST Low sPR-
ITS, REsTIEsSEss GIooMSzs MIND wE,REss DULL HEAD
AoHEi DIRTY GREAr SKIN YELLOW TyGH
EEs Loss VAPPErrE CosTTvESEss Few
TDEBD, WIDELY PREV
BILIOUS DISORDERS READILY
DR. JArSE PILLS
LIVER HEALTHY ACTION
STOMACH CosTNs
REMOVED, RECOVERING
IFS NORMAL CONDITION SOLD BY ALL DRUGGlsTs.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

Go TO b. s. SQUIRE for Watches, Jewelry
Diamonds Syerware he sells direct from the hand
therefore you save, at No. lO4 Futon-st stairs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

"Science Studiers ~ Hugh Miller, Darwin, ct
al suon Eclectic Circnang library I29 Ea seyenteenh
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
WALTHAM WATCHES.


gLwYs PR
IN MOS
EBROUGTG
WATCH
Dyr
COMPARING QUALITY Quality
syARA % 7
RESPECT or z
H
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ROBBINS & APPLETON,
No.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
Warren Range.

With s special cOnyenenc the Dumping and Shaking Gae Fender
Guard Warming Closet and Double Elevated Oven, made by
FULLER. WARREN Co.. Z6 Water-st
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
HOME NEWS.
TILE WEATHER.

HHvYoBK Hour Ther. Bar Wind Hour. rher. Bar. Und
July III 100 2g.O w. July Id 80D SW w =, ,,
"a as 2ln WI Tal 1850 W.NW
g5o 29R w. VI 13o 1855 ~ w
REMARKs.-July 7, 1s10-TherInometer at a. n., fs'i
ID. NJ 30: IL d. M. 1Io.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

The use of HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RESEwER not only the hair to It's natural COLOR bat gives s
and healthy look.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
In three The hackers OF the Western horse Lyteton
lost heavily on this race,


SECOND RAcrTte Americas Club Purse 81 5oOFor an
the Of the Amenous
Inst horse 81, $50 second horse 800 third hone $3.50
u Crouses hr b. thlic9the by Lexington, dam Sia
J. narpus h. C. LyttetoD. by bennington, dam Fanny
h1on ......,......
H. p hcGuths b. Suan Ann, by Lexington, dam .
hoaaha
,rayes b. C. Hamburg BY Lexington dam by Aler n
Tme-i:FIi L49 Iis i:.s, isO
The Tweed purse OF 900 for beaten horses ono mile
and half had eight starters These were Judge Dnre
Censor Ally, 0rtolan, Gao Conductor Doctor, Belle
Meade, and Romance. The betting was even on Judge
Dure against the field and was very heavy; the losers
on the Cub purse trying to get even on TINS race Ihe
favOrite, however in the two previous races was
beaten Conductor winning the race, Ortoan second,
and Judge Dure third. Time, 243.
Third Rscethe Tweed purse COO For beaten horses all
500 second borse tribute from the Hon. Wm NJ Tweed and
bali miles
W. r. Babcocks b. Conductor or......................1
Carroll OrtolAn..
Romance Meade Gao, Doctor and ally
n placed.
The pOol-seing ut Long Branch was largely attended
last evening and the betting the Monmouth sequel
stakes spirited. Tie following the pools sold:
First race, hurdle race, only pool sold Julius,
letin colt $5 General Tweed, SIS. saniOrds entry,
which starts In the race, not sold in the pool.
Second race-MOnmouth Sequel Stakes:
ktOckwCod. ...........,.. 1900 SLIGO
Express. .,..........,...,,. lao 100 I,l5
Monarculsts l1I 200
Nellie hausor 6j 100 40
For the third race, three miles Helmbold Regards,
ana Gerald will start, but pools sold. Hembold
Is strongly the tayorite the betting being two to one
against the field.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

For the third race, three miles Helmbod, Regards
ana Gerald will start, but pools sold Helmbold
strongly the tavorite the betting being two 10 one
against the field.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
ExpRrss-rvE-KNox's Summer STYLE of gel

ExPREss-vE.-KNox's Summer style of gen.
emen HTs the highest degree expressive aa those who make
their purchases this popular store No. 22 Broadway Of Fu
tont Immediately the reputation Of Of int igence, TASTE
and This hint worth noting and Kyors stock
braces al varieties Of straw" pearl cassme" soft hate and Rocky
Mountain beavers everybody select just such hat as they require,
and at perfectly satisfactory price, KyOx establishment has been the
all the country for the past
quarter century energetic proprietor determined to keep
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHING-SuuOgate Covert has filed de-
cson sustaining the validity of tho will Of Margaret
Smith, deceased, and admitting 1t to bail "A neatly en-
crossed has addressed to the employees OF the
Flushing and North Side Railroad Company by the Pres
ident John j. Locke thanking them heartily for their
faithful cooperation and obedience OF orders July g. on
which day 6 trains and 1900 passengers
carried
HRMPsTFAD.-The Board OF Trustees has postponed the
vote on question whether the general act In relation
village charters shall be accepted in lieu OF the pres
ent charter TO July 49,
SAG HARBoR.-Mr. Frendenthal, cigar manufacturer,
has discharged all the in his employ who
bers OF the Trades Union. He gives az reason that
they were cOnsprng with the other wOrkmen to strike
unless a number Of women were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
BROOKLYN.

Music on the meadow near the Farmhouse
in Prospect Park at p. III.
Mayor Kalbfeisch signed, yesterday, the last
OF the first half OF the ctys subscription 10 the East
River Bridge, amounting TO 100000.
The cornerstone of the new Episcopal
Church Of the Good Shepherd at Decaturs and stuy-
vesanave Will laid by the Right Rev Bishop Little
John on Monday afternoon. The structure will be
of wood the Gothic STYLE 50 by 70 feet; VIII seat 600
persons, and will cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-SeveD jurors have been OBJ
tanned in the Buckhout murder trial. new panel Of
500 has been ordered.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-Lous @. Contarlne, now in the
Dutchess County jail, on charge OF bgamln marrying
Miss Dfson OF this place. alleges that the accusation
against hun the result or conspiracy devised out Of
revenge by Lyman Van YOkenbuTgh OF New-iofk, a
discarded suitOr OF Miss Ditson. ..-zs. - -
MOUNT VERYoS-A woman, age co, was Killed by the
3oclOck train from New York, while crossing the
on the main street Of the village.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT rings, new and beau
designs reliable Watches choice Jewlry and Slyerwae,
sQUmEs "a Fultoa-st. NesYoTk. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

AT SAUNDERS No. Astor House, can be
large variety Pen Pocket Scissor and Sporting Knives
Razors Cutlery aud Toilet Articles Also the Old q.
DKAs TABLET RAZOR STRoP,' wholesale and retail.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

Using, az well as making and selling, an in
Infringement BURGLAR ALARs TBLEGRAPH is violation OF law
and will he deceived by the word improve
meut talked that direct imitation
Of work up cheap possible M Alarm has bad
practical and failed Where has
objection any improvement yet presented will have ten when pat INTO
aciye L. HOLsEs, MuTray-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

The Community quickly discems betwixt
real men! and peeHson for than thirty years the name q LEWIS
m The Traveller In company with his this tfstcass Hotel
still maintains It's hgh reputa
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

RETURN OF THE FLEET-FOGs AND THUNDER
sToRMS-NARRoW ESCAPE OF TIE YACHT
COLUMBIA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-16
THURSDAY, MARCH 1o. 1871,



The democrats have carried New Hampshire
for the first time in sixteen years. They have
the governor, the council, the senate, and the
three members of congress,-more than they
expected, much more than would have been
possible, if influences from Washington had
contributed to strengthen rather than to weaken
the republican party of that state. The result
in New Hampshire is due chiefly to the San Do
mingo scheme, and to the means used to make
this very Objectionable scheme successful. The
republicans of that state have ever been true
and faithful to the principles and policy OF their
party; but they have seen, as others have seen,
with astonishment, the persistent attempt to treat
the San Domingo job as the chief corner stone
of the republican platform, and to prescribe all
republicans who will not support it, even to
the extent of striking down the distinguished
chairman of the committee on foreign relations.
Is it surprising that all this has paralyzed our
friends in New Hampshire, and made thousands
of them inactive? No good republican can fail
TO regret what has happened; but we can not
be at loss in any thoughtful attempt to explain
it.
The democrats are more astonished by their
VICTORY tnan the repuDncans, lney expected
something. They hoped to gain little by
means of local questions. But they did not
dream of winning such a victory as this. 1t
has, doubtless, astonished the San Domingo
schemers at Washington. These men have re-
fused to see what they were doing; have refus-
ed to consider anything but the presidents per-
sistent endeayor TO annex the Dominicans, and
prescribe all who oppose this scheme or criti-
else the methods employed to make it succeed.
If they can now study carefully the effect of
their proceedings, this republican defsat may
become useful. Infatuated by the charm of ex-
ecutive patronage, they have consented to make
this San Domingo scheme test Of fidelity to a
republican administration. Have they forgot
ten entirely, that the controlling portion of the
republican party consists of men who are ac-
customed to think for themselves and follow
their convictons2 If so, the sooner they are
reused from the stupor of this forgetfulness the
better will it be for the republican party, the
administration, and for themselves.