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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-04-01

Our Stock of Staple and Fancy Goods Notions Carpets Hats Boots Shoes DC, were be
sell as cheap for cash as the cheapest We fec. very thankful trt the kind and liberal %r
in the htmc we hope to mcrta and receive a liberal share of the same: elon VII Iva
or not Please call and see us one and all. BY 50 doing you will much obee Us"
Very Respectfully,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-04-01

April !, 1877 u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-04-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

The Board met again yesterday afternoon pursuant to
adjournment the President In the chair Tue report OF
the Executive COMMITTEES was read and Adopted setting
forth their appreciation Of the services OF te Key th H
Wolf OF Washington City and Of the kindness on te EN-
ecutive and heads of Departments OF tine Natona Gov
eminent and OF American press; thanking inc Nsw
York City Government for services rehdereu 70 I'M I'M
grants; recommending Gift OF 900 TO the Jews hos
pits OF jerusalem and returning thanks TO the Ietts
board OF officers. testimonial OF coincidence Was ten
dered TO the family Of the late Moritz Becker OF Ne"
York.
Prof Morss spoke in behalf OF Maimonides Conege,
and asked aid for II the only Hebrew INSTITUTION vi
learning in the country. He urged the PROPHECY OF DC
slowing portion Of the money which Is ayished upon
churches and public edces for the canse OF educato
The Executive Committee authorized To give S5OO
from the PslestiEe fund OF the Universal 1Sraete ALI
ance toward the support Of the Agricultural College OF
Jana Palestine. The Committee was Instructed 10
call special meeting October next especially 70 con-
slider the subject OF Hebrew Colleges.
The following IL the financial report Received during
the past year. $500; penses $780, balance $500 balance
OF the Palestine fund.- SLIGO; balance of the Italian fund.-
$1,000. Russian Emigration fund received $1,000; ex
pended 1880 balance, $500.
TIE Board adjourned TO meet again in this city next
wear,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

this deep OF unity faith. you choose; IL Is
widespread faith. Huxley and the rest OF the
scientists investigate because they sure beforehand
sure thoy shall find order. full Of faith In
law. Said good Episcopal clergyman: we
may talk OF the beauty OF holiness. but
hardly of the holiness of beauty" Did that man quite
understand the divine unity in which holiness and
beauty enei Why. 1t is impossible for US to do any
thing fatal Grefs and sins part OF our salvation,
and would hardly be willing to part with their fruit
our hearts The hard common sense OF MI Hatch had
evidently been at work while Dr. Bsrto had carried the
rest of us with him ranscendental nights He asfed
with matter-offact teralness, II the things that we
called accidents had not often pedigree very easy 10
trace When mother gives her child unlimited sweet
meats or unrpe plums, has she right to call its death
an accidentf Accidents socaled occur from rashness
from violation OF law; and often you could avoid then
II you would You get in the way Of bear, and he eats
you up but Is It TO be supposed that God made this
special arrangement for the sake OF the bears supper
keep OF his reach would have been 10 ny
in the face OF Provdence This alusion TO the demands
Of hunger was l-timed, the hour for Adjournment
had already passed. and there those present quite
sympathy with the bear they went home to their
dinners. L. G. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION IN THIS
STATE
NEW MOVEMENT THE YOUNG MEMS REPUB-
LICAN STATE ASSOCIATION" - MEETING OF
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

NEW MOVEMENT" THE YOUNG MEMS REPUB-
LICAN STATE ASSOCIATION" - MEETING OF
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The way of the Republican party of this State
out Of its present troubles is held to have been discovered
by sundry Assemblymen and others, who in the last
week Of the late session of the Legislature took preimn
airy measures the forming of what il called the Young
Mems Republican State Association An Executive Com
mttee, consisting Of two members from every Judicial
District in the state except the First and President
and Secretaries, were appointed and brief platform
was adopted Officers Committee, and platform being
as follows:
g. Hilton scner President Yonker westctester Co Lee n San
Secretary, sanom Niagara Co. Dr. Alexander Wilder Core
reers coissi-Secoqd Judicial Dsic.-I Bradford Prince
Of 9lsns james A. seward 81 paa hIa Fb J p.rc
csyOn T. De Lane Of R,seS Jos " Hi Of s'rao5s F Judicial
Jnesl Dsr-JaEss Graham Of Delaware Andrew ShepbaToa Of
Seventh Judicial DsAuon Wood OF Wayne George
Lord Of Yste Eighth Jgcal Dsuei-ffankn A. AOrgeF oil
I pHo, Of oar Acst on i to remove ssscon from restore
son2 un,e al Who ho the Republican fifth We are
% ope 70 ar or sS With our oca airtes opi teens
the test interests Of the state and Nation are entd % The success OF
purpose Of action the Republicans of the State
The appointments Of Committeeman for the LIST Dis
trict including Sew-York CITY, yet to be made and
the orignators " the Association much embar
rassuent in determining who shall ill the vacant Places
The General Committee of the Association Is not
yet organized. though number of members have been
appointed. This Committee VIII consist vi one member
from each OF the Assembly Districts.
meeting OF the Executive Committee and OF the
General Committee (so far appoLtod was held yeser
day at No I3g broadway. An Of those whose names are
given above, with one or two exceptions, were present
together with several members OF the General COMMIT
tee Tie session continued Tor several hours ana was
held with closed doors 1t vas ascerta!neC, however
that the proceedings entirely harmonious that nu
merOus speeches made and that there was gene
raj discus ion selections for appointment 10 the
General Committee, ard TO various other measures lOr
the promotion OF tie objects OF tbc Association II Was
distinctly dsclamed that the movement was ~ tLe IN
tcret OF either OF the cOntending factions within the
Republican party in this state. The Committeeman
some OF whom had been allied with one branch Oh the
party and some with the other, stated that tLey had
espoused solely the cause OF the party and w0ui us
c0nteuance all movements seen 10 be spec!ally IN TIE
large portion OF the Republican Assenbymen were
pledged promote this movement, and great confidence
as To its success was expressed. One said that they
meant an effective campaign, and no bothg."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
A NEW WAY TO DIsPRovE OLD CHARGES

To the EditOr OF The Trfbune.
SIR: Allow me to call your attention to a
mistake and, presume, unintentional injustice, in
your comments upon tie report of the Board Of Appor-
tionment You say "WhO does not know that the esti
mates have been made with view TO their reduction in
this manner that the appropriations are still much
larger than tie honest administration Of the depart
ments, by only so many employees as the work needs
really requires 7" And you cite the estimate Of the Com
missioner Of Public Works s2s69s0O which the Board Of
Apportionmeut have cut down TO sl2slo5O as an Illus
tration.
Now Sir, am satisfied that the public expectation at
this time will be than satisfied if the results OF the
Two Per Cent bill shall be at all commensurate with
this so per cent rate OF reduction and If the totals OF last
years actual expenditures, compared with this years
Estimates" ami the actual levy now ordered by the
new Board shall show approximate result to that In
the Department Of the Commissioner Of Public Works
Thus by a comparison OF the appropriations aud the ex
pendtures $780, with the acquisitions or estimates
presented at the close of last year by the several depart
nent- contained in the table below, you can see more
completely the work accomplished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
PERSONAL.

Dr. Francis Lieber, the wcll-known Amer
lean puDlcist was born in Berlin March 49, 1900 He
came 10 this country in 1921 and established the follow
ing year a swimmn gschoO at Boston the system OF
Gen. Publ. His accomplishments in the aquatic art
were very marked. lie the first OF Gen. PfuhPs
pupils swim haf hour feat he learned Jn week,
ard has even surpassed BTons celebrated feat in
ing the HelespOB Publ himself great swimmer,
and in 1914 when Military Governor of portion Of Paris
successfully challenged ali France TO beat him In swim
ming fastest and longest
Mrs. Lincoln, whose arrival in New-York we
announced days ago. has gone to Chicago. She will
reside for the present with her son, Mr. Robert T. Lin
coln rising young lawyer Of that city Her youngest
son Thomas, commonly known by his pet nickname of
'ad," returned with her. He has grown up tall. fine
looking lad Of 49, who bears but faint resemblance 10
the trcksy little spe whom visitors to the White House
remember the most comic feature OF that du place
during the exciting OF the war He has been at
tending school indusiTOusly in Europe, has acquired
good knowledge of the French and German languages
and has look much like the Bob Lincoln Of the
early days OF the War.
Mrs. Maria L. Blaine, widow Of Ephraim
Lyon Blaine and mother OF James G. Blaine present
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives Of the United
States died the 9th ns at the residence Of her
inlaw Major Robert C. Walker at St. Paul, Minnesota
In the 10th year Of her age Mrs Blaine the daughter
of Neal Gillespie, r and born the family estate
at Indian Hill, opposite Brownsville, in Washington
County, Penn. She spent most of her life Pitts
hurgh in the same state Her husband ded In 1880
Mrs. Blaine ~ "a singuarly sweet and gentle
disposition. and never wear1ed III works OF charity
she was graceful in manner, and, IN her younger
after temporarily repOsng at st. Paul; viii be taken To
Brownsville and inferred beside those of her husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

BREwBR-on Wednesday morning. May H. pe Brewer in the s''A
Rsyes and friends are respectfully invited 70 seni
from Brooklyn Friday afternoon.
O'Clock.
CULGIY-On the 18th inst J,ne wife Of Cabin aged 20
The and friends Of the family also the nners Of toe Thr
e , r ie Ss No. 81 1 ThaIsi
o'clock vi hoE further invitation Her remains VIII DO taken
FLISG-ou TUESDAY May the residence shrnsv
jane, LIBBY Salem Westchc.toI Co., H. Henry Fling !.
The unefai viii take place residence ofhs bro.v Mr.
Frday May O. Rsiayss iis5. family c & MI
Libby Mr. respectfully invited % attend Remains
Philadelphia Iapers please copy
M Pelham %s.s Co. T. Tuesday May !"
The relatives and henas OF TIE iiIi ere n 70 % @ ao
Carriages viii be ia waiting a. the SeSRochee depot on the arrival
HoLLNGsRAD-On Monday May IS late residence 1866 Ts,-
lor Brooklyn r. D. after short Illness William H. H'lhHgseaa
Fa.sIs SER services England Congressional Church South
Enhs, Fb, Booklya d. on Friday afternoon 1911 att
sck The relatives and ier9 q toe y s member.
Regiment and Hyatt bOgo No 2S, and A H. are invited
Boston a washington and Philadelphia paper. please copy.
LEB-os May bis residence 100 hsdson-sv Hon Job.
last surviving Gov. Thomas Dim Lee Of Mary
sd 6s9 81 a. sss Sn . g1a a1aorro~
Baltimore aud Washington papers please copy.
nAYELL-Saden Monday evening 18th inst. John nsJen.
FaSerai on THURSDAY O'Clock from
nephew, wn A. POND. esq 4oS wess fwea'yersLst
MoLoHLY-oa Monday Nay Is, Margaret. wife of Patrick q
The relatives friends Of family also those her VIM
Ncratb, respectfully invited 10 attend her ne on Friday My
10 O'Clock from her e residence, No. 10 Nest Twonty
eighth thence the Church Of ST. Vincent De Paul rwentbid
SiXtaye where reqacn vii be cee1rAte of The
epOse Of her soul
FYE-Ape 1871 in Burlington VT, Isaac Bye born Boston,
ALAS, Nov. l, l.57
Buried In CAamplsin, N. T.
OAkLEY-On TUESDAY 10th Cshanne ct Of Nathaniel Osky,
In the 8lth year OF her
The respectfully invited attend the funeral
Friday 18th inst At O'clock fron her late residence NO
Delancey-st
ROoKER-In Albany May H. 1871 Thomas Rocker In The sA
year vi bis
SCHWENDLER-0n May IS at II O'Clock Alolpb ScaWenser
native Of AIaChapele Prussia 10 tie 3ld year ot ~,
The funeral Will take place from bis late rest ece hoO r
with VI further notice
Casee4 x he IN ,ing AZ the LlsHg the s,s
OF the 40 kboatf Pier 49, n H. he"lofh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
THE BOARD OF AMERICAN IsRAELTTEs-ANNUAL
MEETING.

The Board Of American Israelites asembled
on Tuesday afternoon at the Synagogue on Nineteenth
st. near Fifth-ave Abraham Hart OF Philadelphia in
the chair. Thirty OF the fifty Jewish congregations in
the United States were represented each sending two
6elerates After reading OF the annual report, officers
Ion The ensuing year were elected as follows;
II Usr Of Yey-Yort. Vce-Pfesdents-P j.
Joae,e Of Neriot and snO Wolf Of IIts'ers-
Sps, O. n Herman II Kobn p W. Frank j. H. klesing and
- EevNot Cty the Rev. Dr. Jas TROY snd we Rev o.
Jsots Of Pm adelpla Of ID NJ hHsoeg Of
kewburg AID H. <. DrEytT Of EeV0rleanA .
committee OF three teen appointed 10 PROVIDE
for me publication of the annual report Aeomnittee
on the Hebrew Publication Society, appointed at the
last annual meeting ported plan for the Establish
meut OF national society which adopted AFTER long
debate 1t was also ordered that the society should he
al once organized under direction OF TINS cOinltiee
INIT 800 DO contributed toward the object aud That
meeting De held IA june 10 perfect the plan RESOLUTIONS
offered by b. J. Hart referring u me recent Pcrae
ns ~ is lev in China and asking the Interference
OF the L. :. Goyetniuent acre UNANIMOUSLY "u'."L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

sehr Cs.s L Hole L.s'c wsrren. RI
s:spIn a@Eas Chs' PrC,iesnee fe5 rss'1siyss
ser sarst Pekedyg Bangor. Nth ur.er q GEO heTc
ssSr Sb,. SS@a ass. s.. rass a m ss
SIR 3. e. sh,rp richel. RocSpot
s sss s ssy ssrr l'' sl slssasa'"
se.r. pssbion ps1i, inogRoysD.
sclr. E,gsrs, Martin Brag-rOr.
seir. sllas Bralaar, Brooks New Haven.
selI. Tsos. yefsrsoa, PERM. sl,1ntori.
schr. Circle ngle oonDSstioa. River
Scir. Alert, Dsy. BroolhSTsf.
scat ). $. seas,oa Palmer PsrlsDd, ceaa.
sesr znsssor., Wis s. si, ish.T sSp.ss cs1r
ssRr a cSssesio ,r' FssS.sr sSiiss' POM
schr Pred syoncrd. Hall. Sprso, Hssd.
schr Anna Mara Cole sbaec ~ g. dsJ with ssg 70 s1ev
ssSG 4 y. Aldriea wn.Os; Prs,teaoe
sss wm B5 co;y.- BssI ,s ST pG,sssc.
sehr Afei Han Baker sevHsVca.
sosr Anitr Haris NOrwslI,
sos Henry Hobart Batt,u Pro'icsee for Geosgeo~a. d. O.
ssG RI if'eS s t kS F fSysssss for phe
seAr As,sssy Burton johnson Pr,vidsTee
ssr Nellie Chase Upton Portland, with Hbcr to Geo Hshsss
cr S'aS Cheney Portland, with lumber john Bsy.sa. 50.
sesr. s,i, Jesp,on s,clss with lsmbsr to 1as.cr.
s' K% %si fsS SHsi T ~ s ss % %s
s.: s.s !; S. g I ~
ss SEER J. Rs M' e. ri S.. sf H.
Scar. HsIlctos. Cummings, Dieh,oa
schr. <. W. Blake, Biake DgAton.
Schr. Yarmouth, Sears ssnvcb
Sehr w. G. Wilson, Nlkon. VFgisia
schr. A. Hcl,ou Pbinaey Aiersslda. for BOs.oa
Schr. Keoiuk. Gates Baltimore
WIED-SvElown, moderate, n WI clear
NAVAL.
Seamgate (spaB). Caat Psra stk cuha
burden mounts 20 and bss Of 100 okess
aud
By. .r,or Nor Enerssu RON Cais March H. With railroad
Also one bark and brig, unknown. anchor the bar
st,n-br,-Ru,.s and Wisconsin Liverpool; Cleopatra
Havana; Silonan Glasgow Charleston for Charleston
DOMESTIC POETS.
SAVANNAH May 1TAued ships John shey from LveYoe's
Cg,klEsToN C. Nay I7Arryed brig eegudO fro.
Cienfuegos Sailed schr Cynosoure for Boston -
FoKrRzss HoSROg Va. Nay 1.-THE ship Garnet ron Cai.e
spoke Apr H. lat NJ lon 20 W., brig hecoS from haabHrs S
Para h LAT ~ barr Enrsta (of fsrDouIs), iron
Cardiff bound south. Sailed ship Garnet for Baltimore
SPOKEN.
Ship IRON Liverpool for PHILADELPHIA May H. lar a. lon %
NOTICE TO MARINFIS.
Masters pilots will observe that and fe Nos
dry ga ~ all arriving following ports will be bosred
from tho Hostslsp tue Lower Bay We Frs 81
Coast of soah America Of Africa also az
ports cholera yellow fever ae a. tie tine o
during passage leave vessels until boarded ~
the Health Officer and 10 avoid ncherg outward bound Yes a. ne
quarantine anchorage the Upper Bay They viii also notify 20 MAJ
with vessels under or a9ecs
quarantine strictly intercd AMI that Is perm led 70
board any Intercourse ncaou, dealing with their e-s
passenger purpose whatever without written permit ss
az and 90 Loaf or cr viii perm
the Upper Lover Bay 70 along
hold communication with vessels subject or under 9asIs
tine - ~ CAAs0CaAs, hea4h OnooN
Quarantiae, May IS, 1871.
MEMORANDUM.
reported IN another coumn) should
reads Vita coffee Arnold Sturses CO.. vessel to Geo BuiIeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Ship NeicS see Second Page.
ApPIVEn

Steamship Cab, CBr Moce Liverpool Nay and ouesnG,T, 1h
@ @se He S Pn as Saa 81 .e bound % 7S mules
sest Of Psssne passed Guon steamer bound east. 9Th. 50
@s v: a. DAY. f'' n S's ives. p"'i Fa.,n: passed
bE SHOWING Thru pepbnt Nos Mnrrys code ito lat % %
Lon a. a. passed Cunard bound 81 l2 q So lon - So
T:ss5a a Smsr Steamer hoHn 18th a Il o. lon So passed
bound f. 'h 100 aes eas' Of sandy HOOK passed
ssssmshe vouusr Hose Philadelphia, with d and passengers
Bs ETansI Of stoeEOf Rends C.rieus II dy' win
Peter Coz vessel Carver Barnes has hd hgt winds
BE Fred NorT 11sen from Newport Bag 81 DAYS, with ra
passage and had westerly gales from April to aeh and from a
IS lat 80 loot and split sails stove ba"aEs and sAu ana shifted
l E.reor Mayor Of and from Bremen days with produce to
Scb Cd Chad tof Boothbay McCuocf Teup1 Bav Bsb,ms,
With fut to Jos ph Eleas-Tessel " weinberg Lett
Sc Nellie C-or.r Crose Indianoa IS days with cotton &c. to
Evans Ba Co sailed company with brig Bes Of the Bay for
sch Mcneyue IppacO,t Virginia 10th ms. OF Egg HsrsOr
ss g Fopce / lockwood st. John Georgetown DC
sh oDOnohu smith Lagnna 20 days with Ogwoo4 order
scS Goodwill (of E.ssau Inyrabam Bascoa days with fruit
J. L I. Pesr'alL Anchored in the Lower Bay -. Rail
Co bound 70 A5ssn Pr into i port for r, l r6 i
X sns q hour. during %Iic spruas fsfe@sst split b ~
John Ferris s. john Charleston days With LANDER 70 0'e'
Sch. aI H. Rociaad day., With line to Sr'~'
schE Fl,etnlog, Nab, Rondou for RO,l,nd
seh. hnIs, Wil,On, ROndout for Boston.
sebr II. R. Carlisle. NOtsa@ PrO7iaeuos-
se6r Elm City Kelly Gloucester with Ssh to J. A sst'On-
Schr Lake, Miller RocsiAnd with lime 30 lAs'e'
schr JOS. b. P0s, Davis Nsg-liaEen Ia sh % ID Haley
Schr North star Beckviia. Ge0ge BanAs, w. w.
sehr Loite, Hnnt E.aheihpoft, iof lIe.' $50
scbr Traveller Mitchell Elizabeth Z - ~, ucson
ssr S Ma..s h' Hs,cs S F.Ssi S
Schr Jsmes Engish, BarrOxs ElElbsilpo.' 10 ' -,
Sehr Rrry Wulstls, Grak ham, 81 albeit loi -.
Rlchars JON son lQr
Sehr Geo Wa,hngtou Hubble, lort Jenhs" 10
sebr 1 n Nason smith Povt Johnsoa ,of DIS pun
Sehr Rssoae n Ter Port Johhsin, gr nor 80,
kchr Chas Mallory, hubb'I1 r.. ~, lscv Me
SER France IBIS. AieKsn!ri, iuI "a u--'i' ''
Selr H. II. Ronnsts bq2ni, Nhtil,~
krlr g. NJ Krk Eolilson. sl.t.'..'
49, i IA SsuiH. French. NlfEAi'
$50 Neon. Ross, N-0iuit.
So ~ n K,ufsl soper, Gear-coNa, D.N
So I.hu Brown, b ~ ~
~. U No. Inuth, Lansttitct, .i-.li' 80.
-. 4 \ Eirs. Iag1f 4Tlr.-rcr 'H itlMrfha
ss,a a 4 u Myes. us-Sea Pss.dsast iDs ialAioi-hiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18

~-''''t"'N+
Then you are misled rs the Estimates" inasmuch
as they were all made up before the Legislature met OF
the new Two Per Cent law was even contemplated The
estimates OF the Commissioner Of Public Works were
rendered to December last and Ike those OF the Police
and other Boards became appropriated under the pro-
visions of the previous levy the terms OF which re-
red the Board Of Supervisors 10 raise the amounts III
question pon the certificate OF the Mayor ana mo 1on
frne- The retrencbment which the friends or he Two
Per Cent hill claim now, shown by the work OF the
Hoard Of Apporonment, viii make the following posi-
five ybibii on the public ledgers; ..o,.- -, ~
.l mend lures appropriated for 100 SJZ9io4" "
To.si appropriated Dec. u, 1870, for the current ca "a
T.I 81 lew ordered by Board Of ApporOuneni 2ONO
Tbe efenceut here ia obvious. 1t is reduction OF
more tben $40 from the actual outlay autnorzea
and eypended under the Albany system IN 1870 ana
nea,lv GOO less than the municipal estlmstes OF DE,
cember last for this year The action OF the Board WIZ
he duly certified 10 the supervisors ana must as necns
stv compel the reduction OF the ohees ana Oh lne as
bufsements OF the departments accordingly salaIes'
and sinecures and all other ccntingeacies Inc appO-
nriatIon Tor The Department OF Pubic WOrAs
The lsua amount for lamps and gas over sl0N Wnicm
bejng deducted leaves sum winch ought 10 answer al
eay sgainst that department.. In concuslOn aIh Ion
fdent ha the characteristic candOr ana honesty O lb
TRIprSg toward political opponents VIII cOnceue lnat
hghIv fnportant result is attained ana VIII cOmhehu
II 20 The fair approval OF the community, without any 81
thar invidiOus and partisan mlsfepre entauoh winch
such a abatement might meet with ebse"here' b.
Aep- York, MAY IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
HARRISBURG, Penn, May 1.-THE Republican
State Convention nominated Col David Stanton OF
Beaver for AudltorGenera and Bobert b. Beath Of
schuykill for Surveyor both the first ballot
The following resolutions adopted:
Resoped, That the Administration Of President Grant
meets the full approval of the Republican party Of Penn
sylyania. His financial policy by which the National
Debt is steadily reduced the reduction IN expenditures
OF the Government; honest collection OF the revenues
his fidelity TO the principle OF human rights, through
which the liberty OF all is to be secured in every part OF
the and his loyalty tO the people in having policy 70
enforce against their will and the spoiess integrity OF
bis Administration, merit the continued confidence OF
the American people and point to him as an hono'ed
leader OF party now and proper sandardbearer Of
the Republican party In 1872. The Convention the ad-
iOurned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-18
NOW, WHAT DOES THIS MEANT
r,.,o. Of The tribune.

s,p. During last midsummer Eleventh-st.,
,o, Irriverxityplace To sixth-ave was coated over
with what IL called the seeley Concrete Pavement
Durng the early Spring following the pavement to-
oasdI ,as in 40 miserable condition that force OF
men oppeared and patched it throughout About this
fine had occasion to employ plumber to repair leak
IN the Croton leading from the main to my house The
plumber as usual applied TO the Cro'on boaru OF Board
=, p,l,o Works In broadway Park place, for per-
-. A., ,oke the necessary excavation, and was referred
a. lie office Of the Zee ~ Pavement enwny fnr AZ order
Hmm anpeagu 70 this COMPANY he vas tCid pitsT 20