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New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
THE LIBERAL TRIUMPH IN CONNECTICUT
LETTER FROM SENATOR FERRY.
UNITED STATES SENATE NHAMbER,
- -.srnN+ Nav - 1870

WASHINGTON, May II, 1872
The Hon. JAMES f. BABCoCK-Ny Dear SIR !:
thank Won for your pleasant coDgTatulatory letter
am grateful 10 the Democrats who gave their votes
am a Republican, indeed. and probably always shal
be- They are Democrats, and not likely TO change Ana
vet we are not all antagOnsms, even in politics. we
have one country that love one wish for It's pros
perity We differ in many ways about the best nethoo
turned out that we agreed. knew that was act
proposed 10 remove the disabilities which ineumber
portion of the Southern people, and when resisted an
ple the management of their local affairs But nave
found Democrats and Republicans alike giving me ther
apDort in the position that have taken upon Lhese
measures and am grateful both. The moral OF the
Senatorial election In Connecticut Is, not That any party
or facton or individual has triumph hut that the
people sustain independent thought and acuOn in the
Representatives. Yours, truly, " 9 fEh1i'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
THE BAILNG OF JEFF. DAVIS.
STATEMENT OF CHARLES ocoNoR'
FFom TA1 Ss'r-YorE World

STATEMENT OF OhAi' =
FyO,a TAs EeS-Y0rk World
NEw-YoRK, May IL, ls77.
Ny DEAR SIR: From his capture until the
borr within which he was bailed Mr. Jefferson Davis
was in military custody he was then confined as
nrisoner OF war for about two years From the very
commencement OF this term his counsel directed their
efforts 10 procuring his delivery into civil CUSTODY TO the
end that he might have his trial at once or opn nDer
tiou upon bail until the Governments snoud tnnK NJ 10
bring on the trial The counsel for Mr. Davis having
arst solicited and obtained the consent OF MI Greeey
Mr. Gerrit Smith, and Commodore Vanderoht onered 70
give bail in any sum that might be required and TO pro
cure those three gentlemen to unite IN the DalDonu
This offer was never formally accepted; put' under tne
belief that it was satisfactory the counseI OF r Davis
obtained writ OF habeas corpus, and brought NJ DAVIS
before the court at Richmond. Mr. Evarts attended py
appoinment and on the part OF the Government he
acguesced in bailing Mr.. Davis in 100000 Conceivhg
binseB hound so 10 DO the counsel OF MI. Davis re-
1iested the attendance OF the gentlemen IN question:
Commodore Vanderblts attorney acteu ~. I'm '.e
other two gentlemen appeared and signed the nohu 20
Derson They had every reason TO understand and
heeve that their attendance w9s Absolutely nsceraay
fo the release OF Mr. Davis. The counsel OF M. DaF
unnosed IL 10 be So and he has no reason 10 hhk
ofbfrufse am not OF any oinclOusness on tAe
not ~ Mr. Greeley IN this business, and never supposed
that he lid ANYTHING beyond what he conslereu essential
IN he liberation OF Mr. Davis. am, dear sr, yours
.t 20 tr0 CH. 0COSOR.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
SOME MORE LIGHT on THE SUBJECT.
NEW YORK. May IT, 1872.


Dy,p Srr. The manner in which Mr.. Greeley
became connected az surety the bond given IN the
case Of the United States Of America vs. Jefferson DAVIS
Is simply this: -.
pespairing OF causing Mr.. Davis TO be manumltted
from military Imprisonment by direct means OF Aa'ns
him assured OF speedy trial before civil tribunal MS
liberation was a subject for frequent cohsuerauon De-
tween MI Greeley and myself chiefly Dut hau similar
conferences with other gentlemen Of like disposition in
Guiding Gov John A. Andrew Of MASSACHUSETTS, no" de-
ceased When it was at last thought prudent by the
counsel Of MI Davis apply for the writ OF haDeas cor
pus in bis behalf the personality OF the proposed oaA
was obviously 81 controlling importance III he We" then
apprehended Of the circumstances likely 10 hnuonce lS
success an opinion the proprety Of which mas since dis
closed itself asked Mr. Greeley as early as tne spring
OF 1866 10 suggest the names OF some northern seAe
men, conspicuous Unionsts, who would DE inclined 10
rerard such request favoraby and whose puDnc char
tor would v,ucb that the proceeding their par
kindly meant and directed by a spirit OF goodwill and
marnauimity: and urged upon him that l had reason
10 believe that his name might become uesraoe 10
effect that object He mentioned the names OF Two en-
n NJ rrrionists and after reflection said 10 me, II you
should find tIat my name is necessary you may use ID
accepted H. as trust; such 1t was USED "hen IL Dc
came absolutely necessary. Mr. Greeeys 8 A"ne was
Afterwards found De essential 70 insure the ptOoaOiy
OF securing the liberation OF Mr.. DAVIS ana then
the leading counsel for the defense telegraphed
TO Mr.. Greeley. Il was in compliance Win
that solicitation aud in fulfmcnt Of his CONDITIONAL
promise that he came ultimately TO Richmond and sub
sorbed the baiboud in open Court bringing upon him
self but not entirely unforeseen food OF unsnerous
abuse 70 which certainly friend, aud am sure none
Of the counsel would have reekessy or unnecessarily
vnosed him place on that ball-boud was not sought
b Horace Greeley but he was willing 70 allow the
burden TO be put on bis shoulders If were necessary
TO accomplish what he and many esteemed private
and national beuefact0l,
Yours, faithfully, GEo SHEA
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
THE POLL OF CONGRESS
"rur WORLDS STORIES DIsPRovED-nAoSI Al l.
MRNTs CORRECTED.
INV rvIEcRApn Iora y 10 rHB rRIBUEEl

MFNrS COhhESAHH'
Try TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNKl
vv.s,,rxcroN Nav M.-The statement in the
xra.binr rton correspondence of tO-days N. T. World
made on the authority Of "a Democratic ex-Gov-
or Of one of the largest States" that Representa-
tive larkson n Potter opposes the Cincinnati ticket
"a incorrect Mr.. Potter authorizes contradiction
20 be made and says that he is IN full accord
with the action Of the Rochester Convention
The same statement referred TO the other
New-York Democratic members as equiyocatng,
when the Ex-Governor sought to get at their opinions
on the Cincinnati nominations. Several Oh these
gentlemen deny this, and say that no such attempt
has been made to pump" them, as described II Inc
WorIgs dispatch. The result Of the Ex-Governor )
canvass Of the Senate is equally untrustworthy In
stead Of there being but one Southern Democratic
Senator "a stated who favors the endorsement OF
Greeley by the Baltimore Convention, at least hye
have expressed themselves freely in conversation
in favor Of such course.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
,r, me, pur, LIVE STOCK MARKRr-Mar u

There was fir supply sad good demand o beef cattle san ses
$50 principally Western ,ra PennyNns se's
from 74e o good a TO ste of eo"os sAH fO :"
&C. = n for -. - ..-.s.
SHEsPrhe market FOR continues seuyr sra -
heal so 20 7ic. iof clpp~i
sheep. Lambs Eorh from 80 20 90 per bead -.
HOGsIhe demand for hogs not good pct pos' M -
shou the changed hands al from % u % % ~ Sf
sopei and 20 IS 70 81 100 n net for cornfei
CoVsrbere gud this kind of stock an1 ~ -,
soh al t0n 30 for Spunger, from 80 70 600 zoe H1
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

Middle and South Atlantic States with Winds yeerins
DO essterIv and southerly; cloudy and threatenn{
weather prevail from Tennessee south westward ana
northward tn the upper lake region Win ram ana
erly easterly Winds and probably exeno 70 toe ntS
western portion OF the Middle States
Dangerous winds not anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKYrf.

Bryv,ro MAY a-Lake fmpos-Fou 3aoo bbk Gem, tesS
brb Osts 4O0 bush Canal erpors-Com. 90 200 bash oar
S OOO busb Rail Erports-Co % 900 bush Csaal reg-ItS
~ 4, Con. shippers houa on 1uL Whes, isaetiF
Corn quiet ssd unesied sales, 1oooo byh Ne wesss'
Ssl 5s7c Oats tru; sae 10000 bu<h Western f Sr hs
reg.ed Rarev-Mshet bare Seeds dull The ses-oa ~os
over sl3 Is Lard dali At ) Hx-ne nSs a.
2f-HnT easier Prime fpfS s2s Chotoe -
asT hsr sraees unchanged Exchangestrisg, H4.. sss
YarkH Higst ureuiusa. Coil, liza
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
WEATHER REPORT


OyFrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfcEs,
WAsIlrNGrOS, ID. G.. May ~, ts72-l a. NJ
Synopsis the fCentvfour hourt.
The barometer is highest over FLORIDA and
loNesf over Missouri Clear weather . prevailing Nom
FLORIDA nOrth-eastward the Middle and New
England states and over Michigan
Cloudy and threatening weather from Lake michigan
westward and sOuhward 10 the Lower Mississippi Val
lev with rain from Illinois suuil westward
Probabilities.
Clear weather continues over the New England.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
BUT THE WORLD is VERY ANGRY AT BEING
CALLED A "PROSTTTUTEDr JOURNAL.
"THE GREATER TEE TRUTH THE GREATER TIL
LTBELn

n
This scurrilous insult shows how mistaken we
In our civil notice OF the retirement or Mr. Greeley
wherein volunteered the opinion that his successor Is
a gentleman. So far from fulfilling generous pre-
dlcOn that he would observe the amenities and coure
sizes Of discussion, he has already repeatedly
and grossly violated its decencies. Before
the end OF the week in which paid
him that mistaken compliment, he inserted in The
TRIBUNE an unprovoked and wantonly calumnious inn
putaon TIE World, and now he perpetrates inde-
insult which discOses mind familiar with impure
associations and easily drawing It's imagery from topics
which revolt and disgust better natures. THE TRIBUNE,
under editor mas forfeited all title 10 courtesy
forbearance but serespect forbids to descend ~
his level
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
SENATOR scHURz on THE SITUATION.
THE FIELD TOO CLEAR-THE BATTLE lAtf W."
GERMAN TRUST IN Mr.. GREELErs


Pom n, Eo,ttsy.oa cor-,,p,ndens Of chicago Tf'vH<
W,sgrScroN. MAY i'll rode up TO the Capt.
tol today with senator schurZ He does not iee ina.
anvbody = has BETRAYED him that the convention al
Cincinnati DID not understand itself - - -.
we have Al easier campaign DeIore ust ~ s".a, IT,
than had wished TO see. Win great oos'a,e1 We We
shouid bave flade an intellectual campaign, anu Dy
harder nchting have rome out no worse. NoN, WIN
good honored popular ticket the campaign VIII heea
high exemplar OF the Reform spirit thlhk that 10Y.
BfoNuis advocacy OF Greeley helped greeley 20 TINS
,t. ,ha, a. cinN rorafed Greeey's friends who bad
already come to the conclusion that their favOre hai
no Glance Senator 5clurt SAID that the oer-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

MR. FARNSWORTH DEFEATED FOR RE-
ELECTION.
CHICAGO. May 21.-Primary elections, which
nave thus far been held in the several counties cOmpOs
ing his district clearly indicate the defeat Of Frnsworh
Tor denomination.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

Twru-y-four glasses Of mineral wafers, Vchy Nsss-
Carlsbad C0ngss settlers etc. can e maze al aoe or one Dos
MINERAL WArENs Properties o ss
different waters by hysGaas and f dreoous with boz
Sold By drng-iats
sample free any address receipt Of Is cents
JOHS MATTHEW.
Firstsve Twen.y-rrh and Twenty ssss1th a., N Z.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
vOvCF OF THE PEOPLE.

uEApouAPrvRs n Y. LIBERAL REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE, AsToR HOUSE, May ls 1872.
The following are extracts from letters received
from all parts of the Union at these Headquarters
They are furnished for publication, not as the most
encouraging, but as afording our people fair sam
pie of the general correspondence we receive.
JOHN CoCHRANE, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

have new deal We hope 70 see TINS IN wearX anS
pray for deversnee political corruptVT
sions 70 the Greeley and @ "a rae tbat ticket with
~ any OaISaihs " A..
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
n1IRRfED.

~ pp AcOrP On "Wednesday evening NAV IS At The res ence
he bride, parents by the Rev. L. s. "es Ysh. T. NFV
Eeae daughter Of John p. Laeour' ESQ., ais 0 'AAs eF
,rorort- DP ST GRORGR-On April O. at Channrs ,snos
v,5 trrrland r. Demoie a. rsea'1t o. -
'~' - Eis-h-h sh.a d4sslLef OF i-e A3 s"aAi ave-
Henry de ST George VI A4i Canton. No cAn4A
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
Interesting 90 Sewing Women.

The Re-. Uenry Ward Beec1er
WHEELKR WTIsoss the machine generay enpoTd IN m.E<
lrHg taos Who apply tof ~oE saoad earn seS %
q mschiHe."- nail
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

Cos,rr,- Rrterminators and Insect Povdrr hills su
roacs bbas moths cockoaehes CosrAA Co., ~ CeH.rs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

During the process Of Teethips every mother should r's
her child Ms WISsLow's Soothing sTKrP.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

SMALLPOX, Fevers, and skin Diseases, rreTs-ef ~
LAMPL0uGH PTRKTIS YAn1g aad nTsorDs s e1ects
are remarkable ther and prevention Son ~ S@sASS a-s
tbs maker, Il LAMPLOUGH ll3 HobOrn hiii Loaloa
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

works Ike a charm 90 saI all ~Ao use H-''A
KILLING MAGIC on, for beadache
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
Tile cusIOM.HousE REPUBLICANs.

The Custom-house Central Committee held
its regular monthly meeting last evening at Broadway
and Twenty thrdst John ]. Townsend presiding. The
resi- gnatons Of James +. Fleming and John r. RUSSELL
and the election Of William schlegel to the Committee
were announced The rest Of the session was devoted
70 speeches by Mr. White and Dr. NaumaB. extoing the
state Convention Emira, and the harmony that pre-
vailed there The latter speaker stated that outside OF
the city there were but three vacancies in the Conyen
ton and adyertng sarcascay to the enthusiasm that
prevailed over the nominations Of the Cincinnati Con
vention he predicted that when the time came there
would be sufficient enthusiasm to elect trumphanty the
nominees of the Convention that would meet at Pha
delphia.
The Republicans of the Hid Congress
District of Maine have nominated the Hon j. IL Blaine
for reelection to Congress. This Is Mr. Blanes sixth
,o,rip,,ion Cnl James Erskine OF Bristol nOmi-
mated for EeetOr and III. Bliss lr, and A ID knowt0n
were chosen delegates to the Philadelphia ConVehtOh
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
REFORM CANVASS.

PROPOSED COOPERATION OF TIE LIBERAL
AND DEMOCRATIC ELEMENTS IN NDl-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
ANA rpY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUYE.l

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May s1.-The Liberal kepuD-
lican Central Committee, appointed at ClncinnH'i;
held meeting at the Bates House, To-Day auo
appointed Committee to confer with the
State Central Committee in regard to the oiSt,iD
ton of offices at the approaching DenocIA'A0 S'''0
Convention
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must Be iRdorsed uih taH
adme and address
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14
GREELEY 4 SECESSIONIST.

1.-THE shadow of doubt exists in
any candid mans mind, regarding the
views of Mr.. Greeley on the vital ques-
ton of secession let him read the follow
ing enunciatlon of his views on seces-
onrecorded in his history of the Ameri-
can Conflict, Vol. l Page $50, written,
recollect, since the a0ar, and we think
the doubt must at once be removed:
NAY, we hold with Jefferson, to the
lnallenable right Of communities to al
ter or abolish forms of Government
that have become oppressive or injuri-
Gus, and if the Cotton States shall be-
come satisfied that they can do better
out of the Union than in it, we insist
IN letting them 60 in peace. The right
to secede may be revolutionary one,
but 1t exists. nevertheless and we do not
see now one party has right to do
what another party has right to pre-
vent. We must ever resist the assert
ed right of any S.ate to remain in the
Union and nullify and defy the laws
thereof. To Withdraw from the Union
Is quite another matter and whenever
a considerable section of our Union
shall deliberately resolve to 60 out, we
shall resist all coercive measures design
ed 70 keep them in it. We hope never
to live IN a republic whe re one section
IS pinned to another by bayonets."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

Our supposed defeat in North Caro-
lima has changed into a glorious vic
tory, and the sold north state" sends
greeting to her Republican sisters. The
latest returns show a clear Republican
majority for Caldwell of nearly two
thousand. This is a gain Of six thous.
and oyer the last State election. The
democrats have secured the legislature.
insuring them a United States Senator
IN place of Poole. Three of the eight
members of Congress are Republicans.
In the present Congress the Republi-
ems have two members. That remark
able change in public sentiment in ia
yor Of Greeley and Brown cannot be
discovered in North Carolina, and we
are willing to accept the theory of the
democracy as announced before the
election that ''as North Carolina goes
SO goes the Union"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14
COMING ELECTIONS.

Before the October elections in the
states Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and lndi-
ana, elections will be held in West
Virginia, August 22d, New Mexico,
September 1st, California September
I'd, Vermont, Sept. Sd, and Maine,
Sept. 9Th. In West Virginia the con-
test will be for three representatives In
Congress and a Governor The pres
ent governor j. j. Jacob, who is a
Democrat, was defeated for renomina-
ton in the state convention of his par
ty, whereupon he resolved to become
an independent candidate for the posi-
ton, and the Republicans decided to
give him their support and nominated
no ticket of their own. Last year
West Virginia was democratic by
majority of 1851. Vermont holds
her annual State election on the 80 OF
September. The people of that state
will choose Governor, Lieut.. Cover
nor, Treasurer and Legislature. But
by far the most interesting preliminary
skirmish prior 20 the election in Nov
vember, is the contest in Maine next
month, and the result will be looked
forward to with the most intense inter-
est by the entire country. Both par
ties are putting forward their best eff
forts, and it is generally accepted that
the vote of Maine will be safe
test of the condition Of public SEN
timent on the presidential question.
The only state officer to be chosen by
the popular vote is the Governor. For
this position the Republicans have re-
nominated the present executive, sgd
ney Perham The Democrats and Lib
erals have united in nominating G. P.
Kimball. Five members of Congress
are also to be chosen. We are willing
to concede that the result in Maine
will be something of a criterion to go by
although no degree Of certainty can be
arrived at regarding the final solution
of the contest between Grant and Gree
ley until after the October elections.
These elections will decide the matter
definitely we think
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14

GREELEY LETTERS. The Tribune
treats the exposure Of MIR. Greelev's
intrigue with Democratic politicians as
if it had been exploded. Butth Fri
June can make this imaginary 'explos-
ion" great deal more real and com
plete-lf its professions which we trust
it will take. 1t is now admitted that
Mr.. Greeley wrote five letters to Car
michael Why so many! One might
be easily explained. 1t might be mat
ter of civillty. But what occasion for
five? What were they all about? Will
not the Tribune publish them and lei
the public see
A few days ago the Tribune coined
paragraph from the New York E,rnress
ffirming that that the story was manu-
featured out Of whole cloth-that il
was false In every part--and Mr., Gree
ley himself was given as the authority
for this denial. Shortly afterwards
the proof Of the corre> pondence becom-
ing too strong to be disputed, the TY-
bune admitted the existence of the let
tiers. But it assumed 70 state Mr.
Greeley's general course on the subject
and then said: IF any one has lie ters
from him which are alleged to conflict
with this statement, now produce them
or be forever silent" A brave chal-
lenge, indeed ! Especially brave, when
1t becomes known that at that very
moment the letters were in the posses.
ION Of Mr.. Greeley or an immedlat,
friend, and nobody else could produce
them Nay, more, they were in h,>
possession when the Tribune assumed
to declare the whole story manufactur-
ed out of whole cloth Not being
deemed safe in the hands of Carmicb
aeI, ffiendsof Mr.. Greeley was di>
patched thither over two weeks 90 and
secured them. And the Tribune knew
all of this when it first denounced the
story as a fabrication and then chaI
lenged the production of the letters
Now, then, under these cireum>tan
the public have right to demand that
the Tribune shall publish the letters
not fictitious copies manufactured for
the occasion, but the genuine article.
There are admitted to be five of these
letters written by MIR. Greeley Tn |
are now in the hands of Mr.. Greeley |
or his friends, Bring t EN- to light
and settle this matter. If the letters
are what Mr. GreeIey's friends pretend
let tie Tribune publish them. fit
does not, the public viii have RICH,
to draw its own differences in connec-
ton with the facts already established
The onas is now on Mr.. Greeley and
his friends.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14

OVER 100000 HONEST DEMO
CRATs.--The Chicago Times is of the
opinion that honest Democrats are num-
erous, as appears from the following:
Senator Wilson says he don't believe
100, 900 anti-Democrats in the United
States will vote for Doctor Greeley
What then is Wilson borrowing unhap
piness for ? IF DIR. Greeley can't get
more than 100000 anti Democratic
votes in the United States, or more
than five times that number. there is
not the slightest likelihood of his ever
being President. For there are ..many
more than five times that number of
Democrats in the United States whose
vote he won't get while his name is
Horace Greeley.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14
Assembly District Convention.

The Republican electors of the Second
Assembly District Convention in this county
are requested to meet in convention by their
delegates at the Newton House, in Lake
Mills, on Saturday, August 3lst, for the
purpose of appointing taoo delegates TO repre-
sent the Second Assembly District in the
Republican Congressional Convention to be
leld at Madison. September Sd. The several
towns and;villages are entitled to represen-
tation in said convention as follows: Lake
Mills and village, Z; Waterloo and village,
Z; Milford, 5; Aztalan, 5 !; Oakland, . !;
Concord, 5; Pennington, 5. By order OF
District Committee.
w D HOARD. Chairman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14

The Hon. David Davis is as deeid-
ed as the Hon. Stanley Matthews that
ne will not support Greeley. He in
formed an intimate friend" so verv
recently. "Leaf by leaf the roses fall"
It is not to be inferred from the above
quotation that Judge Davis is likened
to rose leaf, except in so far as the
mere act falling from Liberalism is in
volved, The idea meant to be convey
ed is that the Greeley flower is prema-
turely dec;duous.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-08-14
PART I.
Brilliant illumination Of Turner Park

tag. IS, o'clock P NJ, Picnic and
Gymuastic exercises at Richards Grove
Music by Bach's & Miler's orchestra
O'Clock P. NJ, Theatrical Performance.
Asg. 10, 9 A. NJ. Grand Procession of
the Turner Societies of the State, Watertown
Fire Department., Musical Society Concordia,
Wockingmens Association, &c, &C., from
Turner Hall through the principal streets of
the city to Richards Grove. Mars al of
the Procession-L Kniesei. Jr Assistant
Marshals j. Lindon, j. Zimerman, A.
Benkendorf Oh. Gardner, L. Cordes, Chas.
Wurz. At the Grove: Prize acrobatic aud
Gymnastic Performances On the horizontal
and double bars and Flying Trapeze, leap
ing, throwing and other games, which will
be highly enjoyed by old and young, prom
enade concert, by some of the leading brass
and reed bands of the state ?. NJ.