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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-24
How TO RECEIVE A DEnocRArIo SENATE

How TO RECEIVE A DEMOCRATIC SENATOR.
-Tammany has introduced good many nov
elites 10 its day, but the following account of q
reception given to a Tammany Senator is
right up to the sixth ward standard. A New
York dispatch of Friday says: a.
The return of State Senator Michael Norton
from Albany was seized upon to-day by the
thieves and cut-throats OF the 9th, 9th, 18th
and 10th Wards as q pretext for what they
termed grand reception. This morning
about five thousand OF them, with fair mix
they had nothing else to do, embarked on the
steamer Sleepy Hollow and three barges
which she towed to meet the Senator at YOn.
kers. u q -ti3 g --t4--.t s.s
When outside OF New York the thieves COM
menced their operations. They used none oil
the usual methods Tor tho concealment OF
crime. Approaching . victim, gang of them
would openly demand his pocket book, and
this having been delivered, members Of the
gang would search his person, and rob him
even Of his small change. One man had on q
valuable ring, which fitted SO tightly to his fin
ger that 1t could net be gotten off by ordinary
means. The teieves actually forced it of, in
juring his hand. 1t would be impossible to es-
innate the amount of money stolen, but it is
safe to say th-t not over halt dozen respect
able men escaped scot free. The thieves tinal-
iy became SO outrageGusly bold that as the
boat neared YOnkers many passengers signal
ed shere boats and gave as high as IS and $40
each to be taken ashore. When near Yopkers
it was found necessary to form Vigilance
Committee. Alderman Mitchell, Judge Cox,
John Norton, detective John Duane and 9th
ers accordingly banded together and attacked
the thieves. Alter a sharp fight they captur.
ed eleven of them, whom they Consigned to
the hold. The boat was in quiet condition
fer some time, but soon the thieves broke tut
again. and, attacking the bar room and restau
rant made clear sweep of everything they
contained. e.
A, Yonkers crowds OF the Inhabitants lined
the shore, and it was deemed advisable not to
land. The fleet, therefore, laid in the river
until the boat bearing Senator Norton arrived
when she was escorted down the river. The
scenes coming down we're mere REPETITION OF
those already described.
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Povitical Notes.


Wlnans, the New York apostate, mas ~ri'-
ten letter to the people OF the. Sla'e III
which he saws that his only ofense is deleat-
inc a conspiracy and unlocking the wheels OF
,ee;sla,;oo. He says that he has received no
bribe and he ever has the effrontory to claim
that he is still Republican.
What will the Advertiser do with Senator
Trumbull now that he has finally consented
to the enforcement act, and the clause there
in authorizing the suspension of 'the writ of
habeas cOrpus2
In South Corolina zone hundred men who
fought under Lee" announce in public way
that they intend to set aside the government
OF that State; and, if the National Govern
ment shall interfere, they will "destroy our
commerce, finances, and trade,"-the old reo-
ell joke; but it had better not be carried too
| far.
Senator Brownlow arrived at lis home in
Knoxville, on Monday, in Ibetter heaph than
he was when he left it for Washington. Ihe
Chronicle saws that he thinks that Grant and
Colfax will both be re elected, and that he
fully indorses the honesty of purpose, the in
tegrity of principle and the general policy Of
the present administration, and thinks the
country has cause for congratulation upon the
faithful manner in which the laws arc being
administered.
When tho bill to provide for special cleo
tion TO fill the vacancy created by the resigna
ton of Irving, came up in the New Yorl
Senate, Mr.. Chapman moved to amend b.
providing also for filling the vacancy whicl
exists in the fifteenth lRep.) Senatorial dis
trict. The motion was voted down by III
solid Democratic vote, thus showing that the
only consider the right of representation sa
cred wheu vacancies exist in Democratic dis
tricts. Sham is to be found in all its purit
in the sham Democracy better than anywher
| alca
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1871 estimate

The people of this district are of course ut-
terly Indifferent to a reduction from 81 2oe
933 to $4,000 since 1866!
The flag end of the income tax and the tax
on the various manufactures of spirits and
tobacco are now all that is left of the system
necessary by the Democratic rebellion.
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IHE Argus of Saturday had not beard of
.ne District OF Columbia election at all,
though owing to the spirited canvass that pre.
eeuea II and the sanguine expectations cher
lsned by Democrats with reference to the re-
sun, IL is as significant political event as if
'ne Republicans had carried New York.
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The accounts of the missing pension agent
VIM. A. Lawrence, of New York, show q do.
felt of $4,000 .n9toH Az
A SANDER suit, pending in the New York
courts for six years, closed Friday with q YER
dict Of six cents damages cent year.
The jury in the Jumel will case rendered a
verdict for the defendant Friday after three
minutes consultation. Fs4ff ttss-. 5 S
The track of the Northern Pacific railroad il
being laid at the rate Of mile day.
Six Gloucester fishing vessels have been lest
this season, with 63 lives. ~. Z.
Mayor Mason and other Chicago officials
have withdrawn their namez from a circular
approving the project to raise means to erect
National Home for Abandoned Women. be-
cause the managers have advertised lottery
and gift concert.
A special session of the territorial Legisla-
ture Of Dakota announced in pursuance of .
telegram from Washington informing the gov
ernor that he was ''auth orized" to call it, but
adjourned in great haste on learning that the
telegram should have read unauthorized"
Frost in Iowa Friday night damaged the
fruit blossoms. Y "a
The life of the Methodist minister stationed
at Rockville Centre, Long, has been threaten
ed, and the parsonage is guarded by sheriff's
posse. s.ss. ..
Hickory Shaft at st. Clair, Pa, was discover
ed to be on fire inside on Saturday morning.
The mules and horses were saved. It will be
necessary to flood the shaft. 1t is impossible
to estim ate the loss but it 10 very heavy.
A stage was attacked by the Indians on the
16tn Inst, So miles east Tucson, Arizona. The
driver, Mark Robinson, was killed and horri-
bly, mutilated. The stage was burned and the
mail destroyed. @-4t5.A
A fire Saturday morning in Pennington, 65
miles from Wheeling, ON the Baltimore and
Ohio rail- DAD destroyed fifteen dwellings, sta
tion house, pump-house, ware house and mer-
chandise worth $4,000, the ticket and express
offices and their contents. The fire was caus-
ed by drunken men playing cards in a carpen-
ter shop and dropping q candle among the
shavings. About half the town was DESTROYED.
On the LIST of May next the special or license
tax required for all kinds of duties expires. ex-
oept that of tobacco and liquor dealers, which
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NOTICE.

A LII persons DESTROYS OF having the swill removed
N from their premises, either their houses or
QIner places can have the city teams cali ior that
purpose, at stated perioas. by leaving their names
ana addresses at the office OF the City Marshal.
Portland, April 20, 1871. ap24-1w
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GROSS RECEIPTS

% In addition to this special tax many per-
Z sons were Obliged to pay ajax of from 2 1-2
to per cent. on their gross receipts. This
itdG Is s,op absolutely abolished. Last wear
this tax yielded $6o,632 in Maine and s23,724
in this district. Some of the heaviest items
are given in this table: a4.eas
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BLAND
Coal of the most recent
mining and latest arrival
SUPERIOR i'm STRENGTH
ana QUALITIES to any i'm Portland
o"ere" mt FAR LESS thnn the PREM
HNr PREVAILING PRICEsby
Jos. II. POOR e. RRo.
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VII EDN ESDAY

w EDNESDAY noon, April 18th, somewhere
w between Middle and Commercial sts., FIVE
One Hundred Dollar Bills.
A liberal reward will be paid the finder of the
whole or any part OF them by calling at
sp2tnew3ts No 81 Union at
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TAX ON LEGAcIEs AND SUGGESTIONS ABoL-
ISHED


IsHED.
Hitherto le9acies have been taxed from one
to six per cent, and SUGGESTIONS to real estate
have been subject to the same exactions.-
These taxes yielded 500, 1s4 in the State and
I'll ,494 in this district. OF course The or
phans. and others whose property has been
relieved of this truly burdensome impost will
: experience no feeling of relief-will they, Mr..
Argus2
TIE INCOME TAX REDUCED.
Last year there was collected tax of per
cent. on all incomes of over thousand dol
lars. Now only IL per cent. on incomes
exceeding $4,000 will be collected. Few peo-
pie realize how great reduction this proves
to be practically. While the income tax
yielded in Maine last year s153 1928 and in
this district $s1 1855, Tor, adding to this the
amount reserved by banks and other incorpo-
rated companies from dividends of stockbold-
2 ers, the total collections were in the State
$2S0,406 and in the district $137 1871 it i.
probable that not more than ten thousand
will be assessed on the annual list in this dis
trict the present year under the new law, and
the reduction in the rest of the State will be
greater in proportion!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

What is tie
Many, many people suffer from they know
not what. They are not sick-they are not well.
There is no name for it. 1t is SIMPLY weakness-a
breaking down of the vital forces. Whatever its
causes, land they are innumerablel, its SYMPTOMS
are in the main the same. Among the most promi-
neot are extreme lasstude les, Of appetite loss of
hesh and great mental depression. Indigestion and
astomach cough are also frequently concomtants OF
this distressing state Of the body and Of mind. Tie
common remark in relation to persons in such a
condition is, that they are consumptivo. Now what
these unfortunAtss really want is pioor. yitai
strength; and as certainly as dawn succeed, dark
ness, they can recuperate their syitem and regain
perfect health by resorting to Hosetters Celebrated
Stomach Btters. 1t is as clear that Iio-reviyinp
tonic is required in such cases, as that the dying
name OF an empty lamp requires to be revived with
new supply of oil. Perfectly pure and innocuou..
containing nothing but the most genial vegetable ex
tracts and combining the three grand elements of
stomachic, an Alternative, and genial invg,rant
Hostetters Bitters suitable to all utons
and are as applicable to the diseases and disabilities
of the feebler sex as to those Of men.
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rguS ~
TIE INCOME TAX REDUCED.
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

: We would like to have the argus examine
the following official statement of the excise
lakes paid in this State and district in the
years Immediately preceding the present one,
WIN Tue commissioners estimates for the
PRESENT year. and then see if it can reiterate
us statement about the neglect of Congress to
relieve the peoples burdons. >'0 w
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Rare Chance.

ITO some one wishir to adopt very pretty and
L healthy female child seven months old, and hay-
ing good home to offer it, hear of a good op-
portunity by addressing Is. W. S., Portland Post
Office.
Portland, April Z, 1871. ap24.iw
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TAX ON SALES ABOLISHED

TAX ON SALES ABOLISHED. "a
For series of years a tax OF one tenth of
one per cent. has been levied on sales, but
this has now been abolished. Last year it
yielded $e5, 292 in Maine, and $45, 100 in this
district. The following specifications will
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-24
M A II h 1 X ID .
DI e d
PASSE NGERs,

In the HISTORIAN, for Interpolation j w Trench
and wife, Miss ureig, Mrs PeAdleton, s McMur-
ray, r II Kiby, Rimmer and children, Mrs W s
Mcfarland, w Dipple. Dep Com Gen Rogers and
wife, j T Clayton, McElderry, q Graham. Mr.
Northcote. Mr. Grindley, Rev j Low & Son, M Sa-
batson, and 10 others.
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SCHEDULE Az ARTICLES.

~ u SCHEDULE AZ ARTICLES.
All the taxes embraced in schedule A" are
abolished These yielded $S,3O7 in Maine
last year, over half of that sum being paid in
this district. A few of these taxes were as
fol1o .a.@-t 49,
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A Popular Proposition !

IT being felt that many of the people have not yet
made the familiar acquaintance OF the Sunday
STAR in their households, the otter Is made to fur
nish 1t till January 1ss, lS52, Eight Months for
ONE DOLLAR, 10 all NEW subscribers who shall
der 1t before May 10TH, Tico months Of the paper
free, and delivered at the household without extra
charge. + 1fH-.N q au24eod1v 4
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Feb 20, lat 70 80 s. lon SO a6 W, ship Mary Emma
from Calla0 tor Cork
April u.s. lat "a 40. Ion 70, brig Torrent from Port
land tor Cuba.
- April 10, lat So TO- Ion "a 10. sch VIM Flint from
Grand Island tor Boston.
April 10, no lat, &c. sch Geo II Bent from Arroyo
tor Boston, with loss of sails.
april 10. on Cape Hatteras, sch Leocadia, from
havana Via Key West tor New York.
april IT, lat 81 10. Ion 70 50 sch Palos, from Ba-
more for st john PIX
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G0METHING urgently needed by everybody. Call
" and see; or II samples sent postage pal ior %
cents That retail easily Tor $40. X. L. WoLCOIT,
Isl Chatham Square, NJ Y. apS4tfW
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FOR SALE!

A PAIR OF FIRsT-CLAss HOUSES
ON CARLTON STREET.,
NOW finishing and to be ready for occupancy q
IN bout the first OF May.
Thee houses are supplied with all the modern
convenences and are now being frescoed by Schu-
macher. They will be solo at a reasonable price.
Terms OF payment easy and made known by the
subscriber on the premises or at "A Daaforth st.
apl1tf new2taw WILLIAM BURRO IVES.
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On the LIST Of May next the special or license
tax required for all kinds of duties expires. az
oept that of tobacco and liquor dealers, which
continues in force. The only revenue collect
Cd after May LIST will be from incomes, stamps,
tobacco and liquor.
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Miniafure Almanac. .......... April II.
Sun rises. SOC Moon SETS. 1.35 PM
Sun Sets .....u..... 6.6l High water.... 2.15 Pm
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White Chester Pigs.

a CHOICE lot of this celebrated breed, from to
"A weeks old, tor sale at City rarm.
Apply to ,us j. w. MERRILL.
aI24d4w
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NJ 8 III WITH
PulveriZinS Harrow.

N implement on a new principle, as valuable In
u its place as the Mower. Need not be paid Tor
til after satisfactory trial. Price $50 Ten per cent
OIL II paid tor on delivery.
- Il. PAYsON,
ap24eod&wtf Agent for the State of Maine
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FOREIGN PORTS.

| AT suHelena 18Th ult. barque Jennie Ellinswood,
| Hayward. wig orders
| At Newcastle NSW, blrque George Treat Irwin,
| to load coal for Manila.
Ar at Liverpool 2Oth inst, ship Importer. Durham,
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst. ship Frank Flint,
| Smalley, Bakers Island Tor Liverpool
Ar at Queenstown 2ist inst, ship Chandos, Emery.
Ar at Honolulu 2ath ult. sch Mary A Reed, Hewitt
San Francisco land sailed 2sth Tor Feropanlouski)
Sid im st Pierre 9Th inst, brig Hattie Wheeler,
In port 4ih schs Zeta Psi. Cook, for Boston, ldg;
E DeHart Sherlock, from Boston.
At Baracoa. 9Th inst, rch Laura A Webb, Webb.
At Por: Antonio 9th inst, sch o NJ Marrett, Reed,
Tor New York Apl l..
At Trinidad 10th inst. brig h Emery, Small. for
Ar at st JagO sth inst, brig NJ E Thompson, Bunk
Ar at Gleniuegos 9Th inst. barques M stetson,
wall; 9TH, brigs Shasta, Brown New York; Florence
lbrl Staples, Portlandi VIM Robertson, stephens,
Philadelphia.
at Caibarien LIST inst, brig Winfield, Miller, I'm
Ar at Havana 9Th. sch Ruth Baker. Loring New
, Xosk; ioth; brig Nimwaukee, wswel, Portland
man. Hicbb0rn. st John, NIB.
Sid 18th. sch W Wheeler, for Sagua.
Ar at Matanzas 9th inst, brig N Wheeler, wheeler
New York; sch Ellen Perkins, Perkins. Philade,-
phia 7th, Darque OIchilis. Havener, New YORK; otn
briggs Edith. Crowley, Fernandina; walter h Tss
Pierce Philadelphia; 11tb. Sparkling WAFER Dsni'
Beaufort, NC; 18th, shannon. Ray; fniiaueiphis'
sch B Hume, Higgins st John. NIB s,,,,
Sid 18Th sch Lizzie Carr, Gchrist fnnadeIpn,a.
At do I4th, brig ambrose Light, Higgins, i'm Port
land, disg. ,. n,.o
Tadd o and ArIetta, Blanchard, Portland; w Hol-
hrook PolIeys and Aberdeen, Treat, I'm New York.
brig ii g Berry, Conklin, and Minnie Miller, Ander-
son. Baltimore, sch Victor. Dyer, Havana; 18th,
brig Clara Jenkins, Coombs New York.
SD 11tb, brig Eta Tucker. Tucker North o,
Hatteras; 18th, Arey, Coombs, do; sch lzetta,
Smith, DO.
Ar at st John, NIB nth inst. brig Dove, Diusmore
Cientuegos: sch M Bliss, Stackhouse, Portland.
Cid 18th, brig Madonna. JORDAN, Cardenas.
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NIANTED-AGENTs $40 per day to eel n
Agents, Male and Female
go Mnde from I'D cents.

E'ok last selling popular subscription books. Ex-
u ira Inducements to agents Informaiion Tree.
Aauress Am. Book Co., 81 William ST., M.
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TEGETINE
CUMBERLAND

R thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor,
ana restores the entire system TO healthy condition
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Burt's Boots /!

A LARGE STOCK just received. Also, Ladies'
"A Patent FOxed Bcots, both serge and hid
top. The handsomest and best style out.
1872 Middle street.
apr54lseodJw 'taf. NJ. @. PALMER
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Girls Wanted
90 Spring street.

GIFTS wanted.
ITO do general house-work, at 65 Danforth Street.
i Irr ap24slW
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Scripture and Science have met together.
Genesis and Geology have kissed each other
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Az at Buenos Avres March 4, barque Saml B Hale
Matthews, Portland As days. 9th, j Pearson, OIL
yer, do Jan 8. e..
Sid Mch 10, barque Isabel Moody. Boston.
Ar at Rio Grande 18th ult brig Ernest, Hodgdon
Portland.
AT at Cardenas goth, brig Merriwa, Warehouse
Portland. az
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

Aid for the sufferers by the Chicago connagration
continues to accumulate in Brooklyn, where the ad-
ditions TO the fund w 1t is expected be very great
to-day from the church collections which WIN be
made in furtherance OF the laudable object
Tho amount Of money received ~ tne
Mayors once yesterday was $S,27s. Tne di-
rectors of the Academy OF Music notified HIS
Honor that they would make no charge Tor
the use OF the building for the relief meeting on
wednesday last This is the least they can DO.
Mrs. U. NJ Brooks OF 1856 Harrison street, yesterday
forwarded four enormous packages to Chicago.
The Clinton avenue Congregational church Is
heavily interested in forwarding bedding and
clothing. Fourteen cases OF clothes were forwarded
by the pupils OF public school No. 10 yester-
win hold q fair next week to raise FUNDS
for the same laudable object. The other public
schools are also bent upon 70 iTs .ne
q performance for the unfortunate Westerners this
week. The amateur gymnasts OF Burnham's SCHOOL,
BOerum street. Will give an entertainment on Mon
day evening. The Sangerbund give q concert this
evening ut the Park Theatre, for the fund Alder
man Dawson Of the Eighteenth ward, mas collected
SPAS which ne has gwen to the Mayor for the SUI
ferers. The total cash contributions Of Brooklyn
foot up thus far $l27, ,6S3.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD CONTRIBUTIONS.
The officers Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard few days
ago suggested the propriety OF doing something
material TO alleviate the surerngs OF the unfortu-
nate residents OF Chicago and thereupon agreed TO
devote one days pay TO the laudable object which
engrOSSnS the SynpatmeS OI the Ulu anu new WOrlu
The money was advanced by the pay department.
and yesterday communication, or which the fol-
lowing IL a COPY was mailed to the Mayor Of the ILL
fated city:-
PAY DIRECroRs OFFICE,
NAVY YARD, NEW YORK, Oct. IA, lS7l{
Hon. r. B. MASON, Mayor Of Chicago
The officers the navy attached this yard civil
officers of the several departments and the employees under
them and the ocers marines OF the United States
receiving chip Vermont deeply with their suf
have conbuieo each days toward their relief and
have the pleasure hereby 70 authorize you draw
at sight the OF S the aggregate Of the
contribution. Very respectfully your obedent servant,
j. G. ELDREDGE,
Pay Director, United States Navy.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
TWEED AHD SHASDLEY MEETING.

Judge shaudiey Declares He is Certain Of
the Tammuny Nomination tor Register.
The east side democracy made another extensive
demonstration in the interest OF their iavorte can
dates evening" the occasion being the exhibition
Of new net banner OF extraordinary dimensions,
and having on it portraits of Tweed, Shandley and
Assemblyma Campbell, which stretched
across Grand street, Norfolk, from the Wal
ton House TO the building opposite. The whole
thoroughfare from Norfolk street TO Suffolk was
thronged with people, apparently delighted with
the illumination and fireworks. Judge Shand-
ley. being recognized by the multitude was
venemently called upon for speech, which
he made from chair placed the upper step OF
the stoop of the Thirteenth Ward Tammany Associ-
ton Headquarters He spoke substantially az fol-
lows:-"Almost within range OF the sound or my
voice Is the very house in which was born. Here
are the scenes OF my early childhood, and living
here have reached mans estate. And yet fondly
linger In your midst, my good neighbors and
friends. For all 1 am politically owe to you,
and It IS therefore pleasant to dwell
among you. You have showered upon me many
favors, and am grateful, and can only pay you
the position you have twice placed me In. It Is
with pride and without fear appeal to you to-
night, holding forth my oicIal record as Justice,
and, ia view OF my seeking q county Office, ask at
your hands an endorsement and expression
% s peone that ns may meuty &c Sr'n S say
my credentials are clear, for I come with the
good Will and good wishes and good mark OF
those who know me best tremendous cneering)
am candidate for Register renewed cheeringl,
and while have reason TO know am the peoples
nominee am free to say shall be placed on the
ticket OF old Tammany Hall. vehement cheering.
Whatever cloud may now darken about that organi-
zation know Will yet be dispeed, ana from its
very midst will burst forth the gaddenng rays or
the sun OF victoryn loud and continued cheering,
during which the blond Judge retired)
very fine COLLATION. was served in the Walton
House, OF which the masses partook freely. There
were probably two thousand people present on the
streets,