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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
The liberals of the second ward.

There was large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of the Liberals Of the Central and auxo
HAIRY clubs Of the second ward last night at
the wigwame corner Of Delord and Carono
deiet Streets Major I. Ao Burke president
Of the Centra. Club, presiding.
The chair announcing that there was q
vacancy in the representation Of the ward
in the Liberal Parish Executive Committee
| caused by the resignation Of Mr. Lara Sisa
Mr. Henry A. Buchanan. the popular presie
dent Of the D. 3. Penn Guards, Mr.. Thomas
| Deyereux, Mr.. Manuel c. Royeso and Mr..
Solomon Marks were put in nomination to
| fill tie vacancy. Thelatter gentlemen de.
clining, Mr.. Buchanan was. elected by ac.
ciamation with marked enthusiasm.
Mr. Lynch called up as unfinished bust.
ness his resolution providing a committee
for the revision cf the roll books Of the
Liberal clubs Of the ward, which led to the
adoption Of counter resolution, offered
by Mr.. Harry WiIdeo president of the
Gratz Brown Guards. requiring the several
auxiliary clubs to turn over their roll books
TO the secretary Of the central club for en-.
rollment Of the names of all bona fde memo
bers upon the books Of the central club.
Mr. Buchanan offered a resolution. which
was adopted, that three judges and clerks
Of election be elected by the club next Sat-
urday night
Mr.. Fugmar offered tie following:
fnas'nucb as the conference committees
Of the Democratic. Liberal and Reform pare
ties have failed to agree upon any plan Of
ar ft.pT3 OT !,
officers
ReSefce3, That ~e, the members of the
Second Ward Liberal Club. heartily approve
and jndogse the action OF our executive come
mittee il calling a separate convention, and
thaE we regard il Us the only method under
existing circumstances OF securing good
ticket.
Mr. Furman spoke warmly and logically
in suppol: Of the resolutions. and they were
adopted with great unanimity.
The following resolutions. offered by Mr..
Well. were also adopted:
RcSo'ec3. That tie president of this club
Gc authorized to notify the auxiliary clubs
OF the Liberal party OF the second Wart.
that q selection Of candidates for delegates
- the approaching parish convention will
be held at tde Central Club hail. on the
thifd OF October aext. and that they are
invited 10 participate in the election Of the
same: and lie it turtle!
RCs05ccd. That ali qualified voters Of the
"arG who desire to participate IN the elcc-
tinn must be enrolled jn the Go0iss ct the
Central Club.
Hon. Hugh J. Campbell was nexs intro.
dUceG to the Club, and addressed thcm in
a very elaborate and effective speech,
which elected freg;eil: anI Iapturous ap.
T,faI,Sa C1ncnra, 1".,r,,Ia1j o.y,,.S :, {,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
An fnsfitzticn,

Mr. Joseph Miller tie gardener at the
Fair Grounds, has leased from the trustees
Of Christ Church for a number of years the
vacant lot adjoining that editce, at the cor
ner Of Canal and Bourbon streets, and is
erecting thereon hothouse" " conserva-
tory for plants. Adjoining the depository
for plants, and fronting on Canal street, an
elegant structure, the architecture of which
matches with the church, is being erected
as an exhibition room and store for the sale
Of plants and flowers. Mr.. Miller will be
prepared to invite the attention of the
public to his establishment about the tenth
Of October.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
DEATH OF PETER CARTWRIGHT
STEAMBOATmEN'S CONVENTION
WASHINGTON.
Refunding of Taxes Paid upon Dividends,
Interest and PrOfits-Revised ReguIa-
fiOns-A New Order of ku.kIux.

| heInnuInG VI In8eS H8lu upon DiVlNenHs4
| Interest and Proffts-Revised ReguIa-
fiOns-A New Order of ku-klux.
P WAsHINGTON, September 26.-Revisea
| Treasury Department for the refunding
! Of taxes paid by banks ana corporations
| upon dividends, interest and profits due to
non-gesidents and aliens prior to March TO-,
1885,
The old regulations required certain speci-
| fed evidence. The new ones will provide
| for an allowance upon any evidence what
ever which shall prove to the satisfaction
| of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
| that the money claimed was actually paid
| to nonresident or alien.
1t is understood that the report alluded
| TO in the following Washington special to
! the New York Post IS to be used as cam
paign documents
| WASHINGTON, September 26, 1872,
The officers who were sent to the South
eFn States by the Department of Justice to
examine into the condition of affairs, and to
detect any organized attempts to violate
the revenue laws and the enforcement act
have submitted yoluminOuS reports to the
Attorney General. From these reports it
appears shat the ku-klUx order is giving
way to a feW organization similar to the
former in many respects, but having diff
. fer6nt mode OF accomplishing the same end.
This new organization is spreading rapidly
through all the Southern States, and is IN
tended TO be made very effective iof Greeley
during the present campaign by intimidat-
ing the voters in localities where the Repub
dican element is not in the ascendency.
The order has established lodges in near
~ every county in Mississippi, Alabama
and Georgia, and is Bapidly extending itself
to other Stateso
Several officers Of the government, by dis
gUising shemseIyeso succeeded in getting
Initiated into the order, and, observing
fully its workings, are therefore enabled to
take steps TO prevent its plans from being
successfully Carried out.
Z. B. Elh0tS, acting chief of the Stats
teal Bureau has just issued &he alphabet
icai list, for the fiscal wear i87 |, of the mer-
chant vessels OF the United States, giving
the name of each vessel the official letters
and signal letters assigned her by the bu-
reaU. tonnage rig, hogse power in the case
of steam, and The port to- which she belongs.
The lis: comprises nearly 10000 vessels
OF all kinds, with an aggregate ca
pacity of over 100000 tonso and
makes an octave volume of 438 pages.
Vessels wrecked, bprned9 abandoned, sold
or otherwise taken cut OF the service, or
transferred TO some foreign tlago are indi-
Gated by foot notes throughout the volume,
and 10 the close is a statement OF casualties
of the list UP to the time OF going TO presso
The work is intended ehicttg $or the guild
ance Of collectors and surveyors Qt Gus.
tGn!so
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
GREELEY.
Continued Ovatlons to Him-Extracts from
His Speeches-COIOred Libera National
COnventiOn-Letter from Greeley-His


Continued Ov1tiOns to Him-Extracts from
His Speeches-C0IOredL Liberal National
COnventiOn-Letter from GreeIey-His
Speech at YTiIIiamspOrt.
WASHINGTON, September Excavations to
Mr.. Greeley continue at every point he
visits. The following are extracts from his
speeches:
Had he been a Southerner during the
war, educated as Southerners were, he
might have acted as they did, but as a
Northern man he had been the first to ad-
v0cate peace when the danger had passed
away, though not without securing the lib
critics Of the blacks.
There are white men still DISTINGUISHED,
and for them he now pleads.
We had been generous and just to the
blacks, Let US at least be just to the
whites.
If the people only knew the whole truth
about the carpet-bag governments in the
| Southern States there would be no doubt
| OF the result of this canvass. The, South
| had greatly sinned, but greatly suffered
| and repented, and should be forgiven,
The robbers of South Carolina would be-
on dead race out of that State two days
after they heard new government waso
against them.
When he went bail for JEFF Davis, his acc
tion was not for the man-o-it was an over
ture to the whole Southern people. Mil
| lions Of men felt that act Of kindness; for
their sake he deemed it wise to Go as he
did.
Men say shall be defeated, but can not
be defeated. / may not succeed as q cane
| didate, but the effort | am making to bring
the people into more trusting relations with
each other can not fail. l must succeed.
Ladies and GentlemGn-In travelling
through Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
| have been greatly surprised at the enthue
siam heartiuess and resolution which L
found in the people whom Lmet. At Pittso
burg, Cincinnati and Cleveland have seen
greater gatherings than ever before on any
occasion like this, and not only in these
cities, but in towns Of from 1000 to 5000 inc
habitants | have been met by immense
gatherings of people, and everywhere hearti-
ness, everywhere zeal, and everywhere th3
|. opposite of doubt and distrust. =
| tell yOu friends, the States Of Ohio and
India1a viii have to be bought if they are
to be carried by the supporters OF the
President i'll the elections at hand and 7
I don't think either Ohio or Indiana can b6a
bought. TApplause]. | can not judge sO'
v eli Of the sentiment of Pennsylvania, but
" lat have seen OF it surprises me with,
| { sufances that the election OIL Mr.. Bu3ka~
| lew is fixed fact
LOUISVILLE, September 26.-The Colored
| Liberal National Convention has assembled
| here; twenty-five States are representedo
! The following letter from Greeley was read
with applause:
NEW YORK, September 9, 1879.
when we shall know nothing Of any mans
color %iIo but m @ esteem and trust him as he shall
conduct himself as a man and citizen. For
the present acquiesce in the expediency of
holding a convention of colored men, but [
hone they may not be needed this wear,
Trusting that your deliberations may
HORACE GREELEY.
SUNBURY, Pa, September 26.-Mr, Gree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
RR.EWERIES,
GEORGE MERZ-
OLD CANAL LAGER BEER AND ALB BREWERI
Corner ViiIere and Toulouse Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

Itake leave to inform cur saloon keepers and the
public at large that the new installation for the
manufacture Of Lager and Ale on the ICE AND
COOL AIR PRINCIPLE is now il full operation.
furnish the public with an article inferior TO
none manufactured in the West or East, and supe-
rior TO any beer manufactured here and at rate
much cheaper than the imported lager from abroad.
Facts will prove the truth ofmy assertion
Orders filed with all necessary c&refulness and
promptness, and particular attention is paid to the
shipping for country customers Come and try
and you viii be satisfied in ali and every respect.
aul6 2m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
4EYcmrsinn Tinhefsa

Excursion tickets to Louisville and re-
surno over fhe New Orleans. Mobile and
Texas railroad for sac 25, and to St. Louis
and return, over the same roado sog $50:
coed from tomorrow TO the eighteenth of
October Puillnan's palace cars through to
St. Louis without change. See advertise
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
For New York br Seq,

The neE" steamship New Orleans Cap.
tain eager. vii! leave shis port for New
York Tomorrow morning at eight O'Clock.
The steamship Sherman, Captain White.
hurst. vii. leave at the same hous tog New
Ynrf,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
97he BEIIetfT3 GmcPo

This Office was again pu? up az auction
gesterday-this time in separate lots~-buc
not single bidder appeared. 1t is pro-
posed now By the assisnees &c ship the sua.
terial to New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
Before gommissioner weller,

Several registration cas IS came up yes
ferday. which, as usual. amounted to hardly
anything These eases are getting to be as
stale, flat and Improbable as single siEunks
in d recorders court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
LOST.

I GsT CIR NISLAID-SGX STATE WAR
ragts.-Sala1y warrants OF the Adntant Gen.
eral tor the months of January, February, March
April May and part of June, 1872. Information that
may lead to their recovery viii be literally re.
Farded. Apply at this office. se5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

The Icne stare play the Washington
Club at the park next Sunday, Then the
new whip peunanc viii be exhibited by the
Lone Stars, the present ehampions. yhe
Washingtons have lately strengthened thc;g
nine by the addition Of two Hnc players
from New York. and q close and interest.
ing game may be expected. We advise al!
admirers of the national game 70 witness
thi. contest. as both clubs VII io theiy best
to win. Admission twenty-five cents.
Ample accommodations made :ov ladies'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
2.aanching OF 2 sfenmsoat.

The Empire Parish Packet Company ?as
lately built , new steamboat tor the !oweg
coast trade. wI.icf. Will be launched :c-:uor.
rowe at four o'clock. from Eatlette's dry.
dock yard. A'giecs. We acknowledge an
invitation. 70 BE present ?rom Av. \. p. Kip,
secretary o: the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

E7YR 8BNT.-4E ELEG ANT RAISED CoTTAGb
I u ohs SiAth District, on State s5s6e', n'ar s.
Oh . IS avesluc. containing six large SS"fn5 ''H
Hs'. io-siSes bathroom, servants SO0.n FitGlei
oaI q,antry. has water conducted into the 6lt'h@N
s2' bathroom gas throughout good range i@Iss
gagoea. s0a. house and chicken yardo Ia'buit a
f6a Gort.r Of St. Charles avenue AID State st.ee:
81 ~ IL eol4eE o5 Cont and Royal streets
sell G. 3. FLoii,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

A NEW ORDER OF KU-KLUX
FORESTER GOING TO JOLIET
HURRICANE AT MARTINIQUE
TWELVE VESSELS LOST
DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN SCOTLAND
Extracts Of Greeley's Speeches
HIS SPEECH AT WILLIAMSPORT
C0L03ED NATIONAL LIBERAL CONVENTION
DEATH OF PETER CARTWRIGHT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

A small Georgian was petitioning for
"our daily bread" previous to retiring,
when he was interrupted by a younger
brother, who whispered, ''Ask for cake,
Johnny, ask for cake"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
The .renlnPrnfmra.

The thermometer at Louis Trigerio's.
No. 30 Clartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 3 4. a., 192; at . ?. NJ. S9o; at
p. No ST. Lowest po:n: during she
night 81 September 2j, s3oo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

New fCRS11URE.--This siay as 5000
g. NJ, Nessrs. Montgomery viii sell the
contents of store en- Poydras street, be-
tween ST.. Charles and CarondeIet Deal
ers and housekeepers in general should not
fail to attend, as the sale is without limit
or reserve, on account Of giving UP bust
1ncc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

OTSEkEEPER.-wAE SITUATION
II as hOusekeeper in a gentlemau's family By
lady who well understands the management OF
household. Address c., at this efice. ser
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
WANTED.

pOARDERs WANTED-TWo SINGLE
- gentlemen will find q pleasant home and
board III private family Of Two persons at the
reasonable rates Of $25 per mouth, each, BY ap-
plying to NJ. s., at No, I09 G1avier street between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. sez5 Sc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

New Orleans has a sensation in the per
son of an individual named Sargent, " hom
it pronounces an - unrivaled illusionist.'
The injustice of this praise can only be ex-
plaiued by the ignorance OF the editor in
supDosing that Whitelaw Reid was dead
Nelc T1OrE Commercial Idtertiser
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
The lowell, Massachusetts. Courier oi
tie Twentieth instant confirms this inter.


The lowell, Massachusetts. Courier of
the twentieth instant contains this inter
esting paragraph:
JIM. G. Parker, Esq. iea@es fhc city this
evening for New Orleans. stopping at Pens
syiyanIa and the points of political intereso
on the wayo .ic New Orleans he purposes
to :eorganize :he Pioneer Grant Club:
which he originated in 1867 entering Wig
orouslT into the campaign in Louisiana
which this year. he says, will east her cleo
toral votee with Massachusetts, $og Gsant
and Wilson.
The same paper reports parade of Grant
and Wilson Cavalry and Tanners clubs the
evening previous. and mentions as among
the dwellings illuminated on the route Of
procession that of J. NJ. G. Parker, on
Tenth street. The report continues.
At che residence Of J. 81. G.. ParfeTv
ESQ. there was a long halt, and the mem
bere of the different organizations were en-
tertained with an excellent collation. by
him. AS she procession was about to start
ON the return, Mr.. Parker threw to the
breeze a flag bearing on one side the in
scIiptioD, DEMONSTRATION and Peace:
Grant and Wilson, and on the other, "'l872
Louisiana joins Massachusetts fer GyaBt
and Wilson,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

GROCERIES. GTc.-1Ierchants ana fhe
public in general should not fai! 20 attend
the great and ilnportaRt catalogue sale of
the stock Of the well known grocery house,
corner Camp and Poydras streets, to be
sold this day at ten O'clock 'Hithou; 8imit
or yeserve, by Messrs. Montgomery
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
INSURANCE,

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
ie4''o.......... Canal Street.............IO4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

NOR RENT.-THE SECOND FLOOR or sos
GgoT.rf o.d St. Charles streets viii BE- rented s'l.
zee o? L, ,IDnms suitable for lawyers and doctors
G!H"'5. sof i,rtLcr information apply al itatt
l.1s' ''tle% co1-"g of Gravier and St. Ch@lIes
stgr* sel3 Gel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
FNR RENT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ""Nl~~(o>'~"(O~'"'0I6
T7f.EGANP RO0FIS-FURNISHED OF
HI Without board, i'll that pleasant residence, Es
> g,arOudslet street, Suites 1f Jo0rss tGr 1ay!
les II &5siTed. S91
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! -
I 81 conformity with The requirements Of their
| C.or+sr .r,,.,r,,--,,,- ..,,.,.., -, x.,..
''0 company publish the fo--o"lng state.
I!clt;
7 Premiums received Gtri1,g tf,a v,as, or5;, ~,
g. i372 including unearned premiums NJ tie ;" ny
y-eEs year
On ?i1p risks Observation-Disclosures. e71o e2a 5-
On marine risks ks..............:.'..: in2SiS II
81 g.veT Jisks.e.. 1922 90
Total premiums ms.........,.,. gq9I 150 =.
'''''.' zoi,oOo 70
| Net earned premiums NAV 81 1872 $40 an -
Losses paid-~
Oa marine usks.............. So 63Q 81
O4 SSyeg Sisksas s....s.,...,.,o l25 965 63
T..a. $50 724 36
Eeinses"aees, nee, 5etpl1l al prem. ..,,.
~.-, -------.
p, 30 +''%A. ':s'.s''.". 5ooaoI8 %
D"urCS 80. Interest," less ex' su-,-.
Po4so9'''s' 1866 53-498, ,322 IL
pnoe.
= "o-1IS"s"''' 2o9, ,52B 81
era, -o-o
4tle company nave the following assets:
Real estate@.. 665 II
Bank and railroad dstOcIIs.,...., 20 TS8 M
Notes secured by mortgage. 449745 s.
e0te5 secured by pledge. ...o........, I22 559 81
Bls receivable u.......................s 456lI go
{lins IN course OF collection...o 72,fl8 o5
SCRIP and stock Of other companies..s 1882 50
Stock ot Levee steam Cotton Presss '5oS SoS GO
,rfoI Gfomlgaay ls2y1 400 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

EyDR RENT-THE DESIRABLE gwo-SToRY
L vestdence, No. l59 CallioPe treet; VEL adapted
fox S.mtlies; Conveniently lOGates- terms 1uOder
Sts Apply 80 DAVIS & FRERET, NJ 81 CONNER.
scia 2,Bceo aul
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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rFOR RENT-IN SUITS OR SINGLE o-LAry.s,
Z airs FarBshed rooms. in location convenient
to tIy ofstness part of the city adaged t4 ts use
.: pfpgle gentlemen o. families, The house is
wit.5S one squar of CANA street. Terms reason
as9. 2ppiy at No 1863 Customhouse street Ee4S
faa gar elIes Theatre. So
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
LOTTERIES.

r orISI4NA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY
Incorporated August II. 1863
CGARLES z. T.HOWARD............o."P "P.'E5d =
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY,
spLzyDID sCHEME-oNLT 2oO0s NUMBERS.
Capital Prize, S5O,OOOo
CLASS o.
70 BE DRAWN AT NEW oRLEAES oE
saturday, October II. IS72s
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO.. Contractors
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

A NEW ORDER OF KU-KLUX
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NEW YORK.

STANLEY Denies the Stories of Noe-oSifIss
stolen from Government Warehouses
Forester Going to JOiiet-yEis S'Thir-
teen SeaBs'9pgaLss Barnard'S ssucs
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RaSP Bale

JAMES GRAHAM. Auditor.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-18
News Items by Mail.

And now Dan Voorhees, was always dead
weight upon the Democratic party!
Smallpox is largely on the increase in New
Jersey. In Jersey City alone thirty-six new
cases were reported last week. .3T sl
The advance in the price of the best brands
of flour since the first of April, at wholesale,
has been from two dollars and half to three
dollars barrel.
BY a decree of the Gar Alexander, fifty
thousand men of the Russian army are just now
on furlough, which looks quite pacific.
A child died lately in England of hydropho-
bia, having been bitten by cat which had
been bitten by rabid dog. SIN her paroxysms
she mewed like a catp' 10 a.-..r. .r.-.-.-
The Milwaukee Sentinel says street beggar
OF that city. bribed to show up his days earn
ings, counted out $20.47, and did not consider
it very good day at all. "a
An exchange says the catch of soup or por-
gies off Newport, r. L., is very large amount
ing to millions of these delicious fish daily
The season for trapping in quantities is brief,
lasting only through the month of May They
are mostly shipped to New York and Philadel-
phia markets. packed in ice on board vessels
taking from 300 to 1000 barrels.
The story that President Grant if reelected,
would make changes in nearly all the subordi-
nate offices of the government, is denied.
The New York Posts Washington special
says the Greeley managers in that city are max
ing profuse promises of offices and favors to
the Democrats in payment for support. ,s-
The announcement that Governor Yarmouth
of Louisiana. 'shas gone over body and soul to
fhn Ilr,~
may have taken the trip, but the statement
that any Soul went over with it. is only
thin, attempt to claim for him what he hasn't
got - ..
Senator Ferry declares against the Liberal
movement which makes those joyful a few
days since, very gloomy.
The New England delegates to the Methodist
General Conference, have indicated their pref
erence for DIR. Haven of the Zion's Herald for
Bishop, by vote to three to one.
Over sixty of the ninety-eight Democratic
members of the House have signed a protest
against the adoption of Mr.. Greeley by the
Democracy and but one, Senator Frank Blair
advocates the Cincinnati movement
There is a man in Burlington, VT so patriot
ic that he feels impelled to announce that he
will serve the State in the Senate faithfully
without pay. 7i -dE b5ytg 5 cf H3.dE :
The whole thing has gone to the devil"
said gentleman of some unfortunate specula-
ton. "Never mind" said Jerrold, you'll get
all back when you die" I'd. t-lt fsi n q
Shall the Democratic Party commit sui
cide?'-[ World. ..-, y ..-. - = - -,
1t is purely matter of TASTE but we should
think it would prefer that fate to the present
prospect of being Literally" murdered-[N.
Z. Commercial. In b. rEGll 1851 : q
The wicked partisan House refuses to admit
white hats and coats free of duty.
Mr. Devine, Senate reporter for the associat-
ed press, is out in card saying that his reports
are not partisan. He can tell that to the ma
rines or some one who did not read the reports
of the political debates early in the session I'D