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CHANGE OF Foley 'RUMORED.
NEW York, March 28.-The Tribuse's
Washington special says rumor is current
that the administration has decided to drop
the San Domingo business for the sake Of
harmonizing the Republican party, and that
to afford !. reason for the change Of policy,
the report Of the commissioners viii con-
clude with the recommendation that moth
ing further be done toward annexation at
present, on account of the state of civil war
existing in large portion Of the island.
The report can be traced to no Trustworthy
source, and probably has been occasioned
by the statement Of Senator Morton in his
speech, that if the commissioners report
should be adverse to annexation, he would
be in favor of abandoning the project. This
declaration was thought to have some inn
portant significance, in view Of the fact that
correspondents with tho expedition an.
nounced that the commissioners were unan-
imOusly in favor of annexation. =
Another Washington correspondent tele-
graphs that it seems to be the general opin-
ion Of the commissioners that annexation
cannot take place without involving Ms in
war with Hayti. Baez admitted to the COM
missioners that there are 1000 square miles
Of territory belonging to the Dominican
under the control Of Csbrsi and his follow,
ers. 1t is stated that Baez did NOT make any
effort to allow the commissioners to meet
CabTal, but, ON tho contrary, that he assured
them that he could not afford them any pro-
lection if they visited that part Of the island
where Cabral held sway. ssssa =
The commissioners and those who accom-
panied them speak in the highest terms of
the island, its climate and productions, but
appear to entertain . very poor opinion of
the people, who are described as indOlent,
superstitious, and exceedingly undesirable,
in their present condition, as an addition to
the population Of the United States
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

turns Whese .lDoeWe = Lees Than 1--WE
TheasanA DsllaEa-WeasAer Reperts-
Rainy WsasheF To-Day ih Alississlppi
'aa Valley -Censul Gsnoral q Cssta leica
s9 1t New York G1enera1 sAerasnn q
/ Tear Or Insp -Re9iserafien II
veters In she Dlssr3ce- -lneerest n the
Ceanecelcae Kleceien.
WAsHIAGTon, March 3l.-The. House to-
day and tonight discussed the Ku-Klux
bin. nr. Farneworth made . legal srgu-
ment in, oppositien.s ssessl.sas-s
In the Senate the same business was dis
cussed. No distinctive features were mani
tested. 5A s.,
It is probable the House win not set q
vote ON the Ku-Klux bill till the end Of next
Logan H. Roots has been confirmed
United States Marshal, Western Arkansas
district.
Commissioners Pleasonton decides that
persons whose gross income during 1870,
estimated in currency, is less than $4,000 are
not required to make any income returns,
nor need afiid.vits showing that their gross
income did mot exceed that sum.
: Weather ReporG-The weather report
shows it is probable that cloudy and rainy
weather will be experienced on Saturday in
the Mississippi valley, and to some extent
on the south and middle Atlantic coasts.
Light and fresh winds will probably be ex-
perienced ON the lakes. The area of low
pressure with brisk winds seems to be NOV
ing eastward over Nebraska.
Tho President has recognized Jose Maria
Munoz ~ consul general Of Costa Rica at
New York and Philadelphia, and Marian
Samaniego a. vice consul of Mexico at
Franklin, Texas.
General Sherman leaves for tour of in
spectiOn, on the fourth Of April, of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Do not forget the Adams Matinee at the
st. Charles theatre to-day, 1t twelve
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01
FLORENCE.
NEW YORK.

FLORENCE, March 3l.-Ihe financial con.
vention with Auatria haa been ratified.
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RExE ESTATE AT AUCTION THIS DAY.-
Messrs-, Nash & Hodgson, Auctioneers, sell
fhr account Of the succession Of Patrick
H. Cummings, at II NJ, to-day, at st.
Charles Auction Exchange:
The valuable two-story frame residence,
No. 456 st. Charles street, opposite the horse
station.
Two valuable lote Of ground, adjoining
the above residence. f4.a
A comfortable raised cottage and seven
teen lots Of ground in the square bounded
by Third, Fourth, Clara and Willow
streets. Aa
A neat cottage house and three lots of
ground ON Cont street, bctween Dorgenois
and Broad streets.
See the advertisements for full particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

MONEY CAN NOT BUY 1T.
FOR saGHr Is PRICELEssii
BUT THE DIAMOND sPRCTACIEs
WILL PRESERVE IT.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES,
Manufactured by
J. B.>sPRNCRR Co., NEW YORK,
Which are nov. offered to the public, are peo-
n0unooA by all the celebrated Opticians Of the
world to be the MOST PERFECT. Tho 6C1RN-
TIF1C PRINCIPLE on which they are constructed
brings the core or centre Of the lens directly in
Gfont Of the eye, producing clear and Distinct
venting all unpleasant sensations such - gfm-
mering and wAver4ng Of sight, dizziness. eta, pe-
cunxr to al others IN ne.
they are Moaneed = the Finese Manner,
In ames of the best quality, Of al materials used
Nug that purpose.
H. BDWAKD LILARNTHAL.
4q - JEwELEB AND oPTIuAN,
Il sale agent for New ozaeans, Louisiana,
Ne. %. Canal Street. Ne. N5
From whom they can only be obtained. These
goods qEo mot supplied to pedlers4 at any price.
b He also keeps CONSTANTLY on hand. very large
and we'll selected stock Of
Watches, JevtslEy and Silverware.
An u which \ n the very best quality, and fully
guaranteed. oc33 em 3t 1p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Never hed1tat4when there Is chance for
luck. Bay your lucky numbers, and place
them carefully away until the Louisiana
late Lottery has drawn. Then 60 and
draw your noney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01
NOTICE 10 CONsIGNERs.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEE6.
Nxw ORLEANS, Jackson AND GREAT NoRrHxRNl
Railroad Company, Freight ONCE,
New Orleans, Louisiana, March 23, 1871.
rTVHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
Il articles will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, by D. 3. MOrphy, auc-
tioneer, No. ~ Nagaxine street, to pay freight and
charges, if not claimed within thirty dayg
g. r. ARMSTRON0-S0 BARRELS b. L. OIL.
3. p. AkMSTRUNG-iA CASES h. I. OIL.
A. BROWN-4O CASkS GASOLINE.
EDWARD A. BURK, Freight Agent.
mhzl 2tav4v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Texas ID certainly the 1host prosperous OF
our Southern States. Shq has magnificent
territory, public domaih in her own title
of immense value, and. ia incambered with
but q small public debt *not much over .
half million of dollars. And beside this,
her Legislature, which j now in session,
seems to be imbued with prOvident spirit.
On the twenty third Of last month the Sen
ate went into committee of the whole ON
the educational aill, and . substitute vas
presented, which was carried to engross-
ment despite of Democratic opposition.
The substitute constitutes the Superintend-
emit of Public Education, Governor and At
torney General . board Of education.
provides for 'supervisof in each judicial
district, who is to receive five dollars for
each day he is employed. The supervisors
appoint school boards for their respective
districts; and the parents and guardians
neglecting to send childrca to school are to
be fined twenty-five dollais for each offense,
to be paid into the school fund. The super
intendent to receive salary Of $1,000 q
wear, q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

N{4NH WAICdHS ANO -" nAAAA
9. qlLvER9TkIN,
Lo6. ..Peydras street.
(CsEner Of Carroll strset).
se. DRALBB In
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. FINK JKWKLRY,
CLOCKS, SuvERwARR, SPBCTACLES, 81
EYE GLASSES, ETC,
would respectfully inform his old friends and Gus
tomers that he has reopened ct the aSove named
location His stock being entirely new, his goods.
censequently, arc I'll Of the latest styles, and are
warranted to be equal to anything IN the market
Having bought for cash, he can seI lower than
aanost any other house in the city, 81 being In
hvcr Of quick returns and small pgo9ts, he win
guarantee bargains to all customers. Como and -
his ooodA .
Watches Ind Jewelry repaired IN the very best
mannef and 1t the shortest notice. oc73 6m N3p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Bayard Lodge NJ. 1, knights Of Pythia.,
win meet ON Monday evening at seven
o'clock, at Teuteuia Hall, corner Of E1-
change alley and Customhouse street, for
the installation Of v. p. by Grand Chan
cellor J. N. q. Parker.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

4a Ias,s ~ ~ sss AZ
LATEST NEWS 7ROn AL POINTS
KU-KLUx BILL DIsoUeeED
49, e,,tss Fi,s------- s,----- - 3 ss<4ss
INCOME RETURNS DECISION
OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE RACE
Trouble EAecsed In Japan
RUSSIA AND oo1rERE1cE DISCUSSED
CONFEDERATION Of BRITISH WEST INDIES
rRRICH POSTAL SERVICE DlsoRaAH1zED
CONFEDERATION m PARIS
Watchword "Death t. The Rich
SUSPECTED PERSONS DENOUNCED
TIE GUuL0TIHE TO BE ERECTED
Movement ON Paris at Once
NATIONALS MOVING ON VERSAILLES
war OF THE TWO GovERxs1ENrs
isi"ft4 y ~ -. = =.
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VOLUME Tv-NO. 800.


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OF NEW ORLEANS.
The underssgssd win - prepared to farnist
0rsceEses - 10 Cansanlty,
in strict comfortably with the requirements of the
HOLY FKAsrs or PASSOVER
A separate - distinct apartment seiag pre-
pared i.rsafd purpose. We solicit thu patronage,
& ss i ss @ e sas ALE a E :ss'
we assure our fisnds that livery exerfton shall BE
mace 70 p'svesss vssSssiFs 81 Rsassl CLARK Gs.ser
mh3l 4t No. . Camp 6treet. corner Aatche.
PACIFlC. WINE COMPANY. f.
Organised for tive sale Of
PURE CALIFORNIA WINE AND
BRANDY.
VINEYARDS IN KLDoRADo COUNTY, CALI
a FORNIA
CHARLES p. PRrr1T, Treasarrr and Business
Agent-OAace and salesrooaas, No. 9S Camp
street, New Orleana
This company is composed Of the owners Of vine-
yards in the best grape district u California, who
have formed IN association for the purpose Of sell
ing their own Wines and Brandy.
The fs,lewing list comprisesf part Of their pro-
ducts new ready for the market:
wHrTE WINE. AHGELICA,
RED VINE, MUsCAT,
CIAN9T. CATAwBA,
HOOK, ISABELLA,
OLD MISSION. SPARKLING,
SHERRY, wMR BlTTKRS.
TOkAY, CRAZE BRANDY,
PORT, BRANDY BITTKRS.
An sAesr Wine asa Dr~asy Warranted
strictly Pare.
ArEangements are now perfected for weekly
ship@ents, direct from the vineyards, thus insur
ing full and constant supply or these PURE AND
DRLlCIOUs WINES. 81,
Dealers physicians and families are requested to
call and examine in regard to quality and price.
Al orders should be addressed,
PACIFIC WINE COMPANY.
ahls emo No. % Camp street. New Orleans.
C0UTHERN PORTABLE
GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
Of New Orleans.
T punderd.,srs Patent.
OFFICE, NO. - CAMP sTaEgr
President. "a. :. .iELRSS.
Secretary and Treasurer WILKINS
Parties desiring information, or wishing to zee
the Du1erdalc sas burning, win please call ct the
enace. The public are cautioned against using any
gas machine whichrnffinges ON the Dunderdrle
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

A BARGAIN ron SoxEBoBY.-The atten-
ton Of the public is invited to the sale of
that y6lnsble brick business stand and
dwelling, No. $50 St. Charles street, which
win be made this day At noon at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, by G. De
Feriet, eu6tioneer. The terms Of sale, as
win BE- seen by reference to our auction
columns, require no cash payment, and the
property will be sold perenptorily to the
highest and last bidder, without regard to
the first apprais at twelve months
credit and without interest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Garrett Davis made one Of his tiresome
speeches in the Unitsd States Senate, on
Thursday, to provo thas ehefe were no Ku-
Klux rioters or rufRans jim the South. At
the close he spoilt the whole thing BY show
ing that there was at leaet ono in the Sem
ate. Garrett representa- the Bourbon De-
mocracy faithfully. s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Parties desiring information, or Wishing to see
the Dunaerdalc gas burning, win please call ct the
sf3ce. The public are cautioned against using any
gas machine whichynfringes ON the Dunderdrie
patent now the property of this company.
nnh1 lvv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

NATIONALS ! MOVING ON llvERsAILlEs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

wax or rHE rwo eovERNs1EN1s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

Movement on Paris at Once
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taEy; Charles C. Piper; Treasurer, Daniel
O'Brien; Foreman, Ed. Bonner; First As
sistant, Mr.. Rapp; Second Assistant, Salter-
field Marks; Steward, James Richardson;
Marshals, N. Delhique, William vinken,
Pierre Toulouse.
Young America No. 8 is not lacking in any
Of the essentials to well ordered company.
The members wear manly bearing, and
are always on the alert when duty calls.
Their machine is tolerably good one, but
if better were given the boys would mot
grumble. The company is an excellent ONE,
and has hosts of friends. When the process
sion was over, they adjourned to the fine
residence Of Mr.. L. Carlo, where healthy
collation. was spread for them under an ex-
tendye arbor. Mr.. Carlo and .falsily
seemed delighted in attending to the ooln
psny and their guests, delegation Of
Chalmstte.
The officers are !: PRESIDENT, Henry Lind;
Vice Presidens, JsSob Stents; Secretary,
Chafase slsss; Treasurer, C. Weisee: Fore
mans = Cllnes First Assistant. j. Luth-
-; Second Aaaistant, Fred Geisse: Steward,
IS Doele.
Ths horses, Bismarck and Jeff D.yis,
ao1s1 WelI their parts, and the, bows are
grsg 1fhed to them for their fine
lfsr1 !, bs, r., and J. Berle
ne xeslD g ~ the marshals was an
intsfesttre - a every street, both /
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SSer ift ibmlSi0?
GrsabIuus BON 8riebri6 8risbri4.
(6Crt1tBuns.)

Der I6snb mar brrsinssbrp6sn.
Dura ben @artsn, pelGsr bic 8ilIa
eOppin's um9at, ibritt bailis Elm iunssr
1anu. Ssin bunTISs i&arfss ause fubr
Iheu lumber, ols tsfiir&ts sr eslsbsn 30
psrbsn, Irin 0ans mar lsidt, sewanbt.
Nuf einsm prn Suldwtrt be9rsnjttn
yBsge ndtsrts sr fih bsm 5aufe uub nat'
rrm sr nod snmal rinsn Bid suriidss.
pUrfsn bate. l6lapfte sr In NafsIte elm.
Sstannt NIT BEN 8dumIi6tsittn, elite
sr bic SrspPs smpOr unb pOdte Ielle an
bic 3bir eints 3immers.
,6srein," ert5nte cine jismlth lauts
Stimmr, er 6fnsts Die &bir nur wsuis,
trat, H6 bur6 Die I6mlIs Ssfnuns slsi6.
fam binbur6l6iebsnb, elm uno fanb pcr
artbur, Der, cine @iSarrs rauhenS, in st.
mem S6aufslfubls fb pisste.
,,ab, Sinsu, Gle FnO eel" rtsf grtbur,
ctne I'm S6auttln inns gu balten.
Der junse Mann, beRsn 3iise man In
benz brq trlsuhtstsn 3tmmsr bsutli6 sr-
ttnnen tcnute, mC6ts rinise 3wan,ts
Sabre sdblsn; cine mittsIsrOBs, faR
I6md6tis ssbauts GraaIt, bic incs6 bur&
bic 9si&tistsit ibrsr Sswssunssn Utrrtstb,
pa6 ss ibr ni6t al Sraft ftbIte.
Die 3iss bts iunsen Nannss ptrrte'
tbsn SntelissnI man bate iis fc8ar In.
tsrsGant nsnnsn fGnnrn, wsnn fis ni6t
bur6 ben gum ip5ttiibsn ed&sln ptr5Oss'
nsn 0unO uno bas unfdts, fsGrnc bItt.
tsnbs Auss einsn unan9,nsbmsn auserud
srtaltsu bdtisn.
,9BaS brinssn ole mir glsues, StnsuP'
ptetrrtplte artbur.
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tpirb bisrmit gessben baB Gin Ssrtiftat pCrberri-
tst uup ousgrfsrttgt ipurSe gum 3psd brr 9ta'
blirun9 elmer Bank of issue, discount and de-
posit, untrr ben Seiimmunasn eer aftr, brti-
telt: Sine gIttc CUR 6rlfleBuus riuss 6rsibanffn"
tSyitsms in psuniplvauien une 3ur Si6sruns
hes pubIifums nor 8rrluifen tnrb tnlelUentt
Bdnfrn," seurbmiat am 81. @Gr, 1860, uub
psu Yrrlbirbenrn 3uIGBen sur bsIastrn glfte.
Die bsIagts Sanf Ipa beiesn Die Wrrbants
unb 9icdbanies Snnf ppn Scranton" uno lcfiri
triR in eer Stdet Scrnnton-mit rinem @rune-
fapital ppu $250,000, in glntbricn ppn ir filnf-
ala; nit benz priSiIrgium. bic Summe auf tr'
9eub siueu Srtrag su trbGbeu, Der cine RiIliCa
Dollars nitbt iiberlfeist.
Scranton, 81, Ausuf 1S70-6m
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llnteSei9netsr bat In bsr 4bsr StraBs, Spi.
I6sn @spar uup pittstcn apsnus, IN Isinsm
SauIr Gin
@rpesrie- unb prppiiiOuss @ef&Gft
trDffnrt unb label 8rsunbs unb Srfannte Su ;abl-
REDEEM 9sIuhl frsunSIiblt Gin. CT pirb iit be.
lrtbsn, nur quite Q8aarrn su baltrn unb Su ben
biGisfrn prsilsu prrfaufeu.
f4ap7O Safcb Gnael,
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SSGlfers SellNOn0c

SD unterlribneter empfeble mene nrur Seur
panes ben SHrgeru BON Scranton. Dn i'd tGs-
lib Ytiptilr in meiue SGuee brfCmmr, edb Gin
arc6sr Shpinbtl nit erm Sru sttrirbtn Wirb,
peltsS nitbt bier sswCgrn pcrben III, unc man
der Rauu an rinrr siu;igsn earuns nm Is
brlIars bstrpstn ptrp, 70 tparur Id irben 8iir-
ssr, frin Seu ju faufru, aubsr es IL bier srpOaru
pprben. 9iGbrrr Slusfunft bel
10jr66 &brifidn BSlter,
penn dps., ndbe Ginlfsr's W6brlncrr.
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6efcb6ftS=Mm;ei0e.

Sntrm bic llntrrsribnrten baS friibrr bon
Sod II. Galloway sefiibrte WSbsI9rl6ift in Der
Yrnn glprnus, pbrrbalb Wulberry Strabr, tIufs
lid iberuOmmeu babrn, erben iie bic Serfbers
ung, bnb lir nllr III has MDbelgeIbGft rinI6ld"
9enben SrtifsI frtS auf @prrntb baItrn unb ju
ben nisOrislfen YreiIen Serfaufru.
RS@ gluf 9eibeubssGnsuiTe pirb bslcnbrre
8iidItt grnpmmsn unb allrs ba3u @rbBriss
prompt bsIpr9t.
26o3m S9BnfsIb II. SauSmauu.
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6amer S SSanfe,
gerfGufer BON
SrDceriecn Inb 9SrDpifTDnelI,

MaiufraBr, Spbe part
nsbrn bsm Sotrl efs Strrn 9spr8e 9r6btr.
Ginsm perebrten eeuften pubIifum bic rrss-
brnlfe Mu,eae, ca6 mir forttpGbren6 einen ausge-
pGblten 8crratb non proUiant unb 9sbsnsmits
teln an Sanb bnItsu unp Su ben bilisfrn prsiisn
al unlere Sunbsn prrfauftn.
Snbsm mir NM sablrei6sn 3uipru6 bitten,
gsbsn mir bic YsrI6runa SaB IcpObl Aunlitlt
mic prrilr brr 8aarru nibts Su piiuIbtn ibria
laGsn. Soaps
Safcb Sauer. 5rirbrit WanFt.
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Versicherung,
Guecitipn-,inO-SSccbicI.

VI. 9ttpart Yotter tgfn6fpI9tr Dpn o.
8. Baltrr) III Nsent fir bic ,,Spme geri6rre
anss Co. in Mtp ySTt , ans e. .,sgSsnlins County R
Dampfrr- -9inien. paiTaatIheine auf' Dampf-
une SrarlGbitfru mad unb ppu Samburs, Sre.
men unS aIr anbertn SSfen tprrorn Srrfnuft.
9BtdItl prreru udt alien 5beileu pes dlten Sd.
tsrlancsS Iu ben nifbrigifrn Hatfu dusgritrllt.
Sfiss, 205 gadapdnnd ASrnur C3riblTs
gled), 9immn Rel, Obsuauf. 1853
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81. ". Sam Gourt,
steQcn Nodiueiiu
y 1T red1I,

@rIbGftslfunben Bon 9-fi4 llbr RCrOsnS,
Spn IA llbr gfa6m. unb IS llbr AbenrS.
@crlanat-Stsllsn fir @terfs, GtrfGuf
SanbwGrfer, SnelUbner, DienifmGbbrn. so
bGulsr fir DfGnner unb 8rausn, SGulr I'm
3immrr ju Srrmistbrn &c.
prrlpnrn, bic 9rIb1ftisung, SGuIer, 3immer
pbsr 3pfbGuIer Iuhsu, finbsn es in ibrsm Snts-
rsiIe in benz Stsllsn.gta6psiIunss. Bureau SOr,
sulprs6tn.
GUIIrftiOner fir @eI6Gft5lruie unS iibsrbnupt
asrntur. @sIGGftr isber grt tprrben piinftIi6 uub
billig belUrst. $40
Srrr San Court pritt 9elaufs brutlb.
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SOIepb Secfer,
NJ 6 bel b q II b Ter,

frilber BON port 9erpts,
matt bisrmit lsiusn Grsun6en unb bem beut-
fheu publtfum ppn Scranton unb Spbe part be-
fannt paB or in Werrifelb's 9lcd, WlainifraBs,
elm WDbsl9rl6Gft erSfnst. gfitt nur bait CT WfO'
btln isprr glrt pprrGtbis, ipnbern aud Sstbruss,
MatraBelL Gsppi4s une dtnli9e Waarsn.
9Bsr SaarssIb bat fam bier aubsrprbsntIi@
bilIi9 rinfaufru.
Srsrabnilfr puuftli& bsiur3t.
Q6I0 SpI. 8efsr.
The workingman's advocate., 1871-08-05
The Beauties Of Coolieism

A late issue of the San Francisco
Peoples Journal, contains the following,
which we commend TO our philanthro-
pic friends who can see no injustice in
the importation Of COOlie labOrers:
New York has 942, 1898 inhabitants,
and only 1O3 Cinnamon, while in this
State we have something over 10000,
Of which there are 100000 Cinnamon
In China they can manufac. ure c-
gars, shoes, slippers, and other articles
we need but our government levies
such tariff upon them, they cannot af-
ford to bring them to this market But
il they are allowed to come r. th;s c;'T
-nC make those lrtl.trr. .hey la1 send
u! N g. New York t~ee = ',t5, .-
rsN 4a Un~ ,,rl .n4cba1ics. Eht aHiy
on ih-.r wn-t in China then .al,s u De
OF any service to the American me
chanic.
l.h.s t1ii .'.a ~ .hinas will soon be
Fl. Is tie east tyeu now ;te eastern
uiaf -"- Il being r6p.iad N.th tays A
'g1's u-ls W. ,ll tI.aaueu Ot ta..
city.
Hundreds Of Cinnamon are now max
ing slippers and ladies' shoes. They
will soon supply the eastern market at
a lower price than they can make hem,
which will create the necessity Of tax
ing on the same kind of Workmen to
compete with the Pacific coast, and
then what will become Of the American
cigar max ers, and st. Crispins &?
The workingman's advocate., 1871-08-05
Call tor Convention of the National
Labor Party,

At A meeting Of the National Labor Congress,
held at Cincinnati, in August 1870 the follow
ing resolution was adopted
Resolved THAT the President of this Con.
gress be empowered and instructed 10 appoint a
committee Of Cne from each State and territory
and the District of Columbia, whose duty it
shall be to call at the earliest practicable mo-
meut national Convention in order to com
plete the organization OF the National Labor
Party,
10 pursuance whereof, the committee appoint
ed for this purpose, met in the city OF Washing
ton, D. c January II, 1871, and fixed the rule
Misrepresentation in said convention as follows
Each State to be entitled to one delegate for
each member and senator in the Congress OF
the United States, and one delegate from each
Territory and the District Of Columbia
Delegates shall have the certificate Of the
chairman and secretary of the Convention, ap-
pointing, and also the endorsement Of the mem
Der Of the national committee Of their respect
i've States and Territories that were duly elect
ed and that they endorse the principles anC
purposes Of this call Delegates coming from
districts where no convention has been held, o.
no member Of the national committee resides
will be subject TO the action of the Natiuna
Convention when organized
The delegates thus qualified will meet at tile
City of Columbus, Ohio, at 10 O'Clock, A. N OF
the third Wednesday OF October, 1871, for the
purpose ot dominating candidates for the office,
Of Pr, siIenL aud Vice President Of the United
States, and the transaction of such other bus-
ness as may properly come before them. Pro-
vided, that the chairman Of the national com
mittee may, on the written request Of majori-
ty Of the national committee, appoin: differ
cut day for tile assembling Of the convention
A. NJ. PUETT,
Chairman Committee, Greencastle, Ind.
A CAMPBELL, Secretary, La Sale, Ill.
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