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lASSett and LsngfellOw.

SARATOGA. JUDY l6.-The attend
ancc NJ the raoOs to-day WAS large,
and the excitement over the Long-
fellow and BasSott race WAS great,
The Saratoga Stakes, for two.year,
olds, threO-quartOrs OF ~ milo, were
won by Governor Bowie'S Catesby
in l:lT1.
The Saratoga Cup, two and Il
quarter miles, Was won by Bassett,
beating LongtSllow by n length
Time, $3.50.
The start for the cup took place
at tho head Of the stretch. For III,
first quarter Harry BasSett wa
leading LongfsIlow by ono length
As they commenced the two miles
Defender being four lengths behin'
aud never after in the race, Long
fellow ran Tapped on Bassctt. II
only reached BaSSett's heal on CON
mencing the last mile; and WAS +
nally beaten by one length, ate
running one OF the gamest race
oyer known, and in reHlarkabI
short time.
/. Longtollow would havc won tn
race also, but one OF his plates brok
: and hiS leg was badly cut.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
GREELEY At HOME.
Chappa9za Invaded Large Gathering
SHbN2atial HOSpItality--A Walk
ever the Farm--SpeecAes, Ste.

CHAPPAoUA, July lS.-The asaem.
blagc Of the Democratic COMMITTEES
and others on the farm of Horace
Greeley, to-day, was merely a So
eiSl gathering, or picnic. Greeley
conducted various delegates over
his farm In the forenoon, and do
scribed vi peeuliarities. A bounti-
full dinner was served at one o'clock,
after which Greeley addressed the
meeting. RORsiEting of about FIVE
hundred people, lie said it was a
social gathering. having no other
purpose than eo0gregating for plea
sure. There were friends from
home, GFoal far and near, and he
wished they would frequently visit
aim at his tarm.
Senator GiveR made o short
speech, in which he OulogiEed the
future President, and strongly ad-
gocated u close and everlasting al
lance between the Democrats and
Liberal Republicans, as the only
means of salvation for the country.
Judge Reagsp. of Texas, was the
next speaker, lie dwelt at some
length on the honesty of Greeley,
Snd in bitter language denounced
General Grant, whom he charaeter.
ICED as useless, dishonest and cor.
rupt, Nad called on every MAJ from
Maine to Texas to rally round Gree.
ley, who was honest, straight.for.
ward, and moro than competeat to
govern this great country. Three
cheers were then given fer Horace
Greeley, the DemotSats and Liber
al Republicans. Neither Mr.. Doc.
little nor Mr.. Sehcll we've present
and the affair, from beginning &c
end, was exceedingly quiet. No
one-half of tho members of the Bal
timoFs committee were present
Several prominent New Workers. at
teRded, together with a good many
Southern Democrats, who wer,
wsrm in their expressions As to sup
: porting Greeley in the coming cam
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
\ SPECIALITY THIRTY NINE u,
RHEUMATISM, NEupr
GIA, NERVOUS ISEASS;
D r, FILTERS
Rheumatic Syru,
1 . Reward Tor a Css

Rl0S Rev ud fr n case Of Ncu,,r,.
Rheumatism Uf any form whutnyns
sidUrod curablO) that DR. FrLrn,
TABLE, RHEUNArIc Sraur viii ma, s'
warranted uniniurious, md a M,
prescription used inwnrdIy.
$1,000 Reward offered to The prmra .
Any medicine for Rheumatism MD I
ralSia able 70 produce o~nc-foar.A A,
genuine living cure, made within N. |
period OF time ms DR.. Fi,lrrs yrg1
Rheumatic Remedy.
$4,000 Reward offered tp any pc,,o, If,
ing Jos. 2. Filler, VI. D., 10 he h
! than II graduate Of the celebrated ln,l
" Of Pennsylvania in 1888, and Pm,
Of Cn"nistry- treating rheumatism 81.
ally for ~ years. ~
$1,000 Reward f. ANY Chemist. phr
or others nhlq 70 discover Ivdijc c!p.
~, Colchiculn, Mercury, or ANYTHING,
rious to the system in DR.. Filter. Ma
tic Syrup.
%, 500 CeFtineates or testimonial; Old
lRciQdiUg Rev. {. II. Ewing, Media
Rev. jos. Reggs, Falls Of schuyku /.
lelphiA; tn" wife of Rev. j B. N
Ilighlstuwn, New Jersey; Rev. Thn ]
ply, FrauAford, Philadelphia; Dr.
ming. md DIR. Walton, PhiladrIphn
J. Y. Greeley, member Of Congress
Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cm
\. J.;rX-S0nator Stewart, Baltimor.
Governor POnell, Kentucky, and d
nnds Of others, i space permitted
$3.50 Reward for tin name Of any m-
ed preparation for Rheumatism sal
ralgia Sold under u similar lc.. ra
tee, settiu. forth the c1N'l number Of
ties to cure or return the amount w
same 70 the patient in Gus, Of. aNl
cure, y full dc.criptior ot cIses w..
guarantees must pc forwarded By IN.
Philadelphi. The gIaruntcg agn
stating quantity 10 cure, will be r'
by Wal,, with adYjrr and Instructions
out any charge. Address MI ic.tspi
FirhkR. No, ~ South lth Street \
or renplN i. offered on such term,
circular pu lhr various forms Of Rlr
ti'R, also blank application for guar
gratis OF the special agent,
Etas \. SPENCER, CooksSille, Nj
LINDSEY, WOODLAND h Nj
Louisville, Miss, Agents.
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Tie HERALp SAYS Of tho AppEA

The HERALD says Of tho APPEAL :
This stannch and limo h0norcd
journal dsAervodly occupies the
front rank Of the press Of the South.
it is conducted with consummate
ability, and is in all respects q first.
class newspaper, fully up with the
progress Of the times and the nd.
vance in journalism. The reader
ran derive more Information and OF
u reliable character from the APPEAL
than from any daily published AT
Nashville, In politics ii is.sound.
national, and "mincntly conserva
tive. The editorial department i,
undar the control of Colonial NJ. 9
galloway, the StoncwNIl of tho
Southern prcss' Colonel l.. ]. Du
Pre-, oGp of the ablcSt and most spir
tied and versatile writer's Connected
With the American press, and Col
J, II. Heating, al able and expert
onrcd journalist With all, it is
reliable commercial paper, and keep
the tapmcr fully advised ~ to tn,
markct price Of his products.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
Mobile, jolly Il. lS12.


EDs. BEACON Your correspond.
eat reached the Gulf City 90 Non.
day last. The object Of bis visit ls
to solicit contributions foY the Or.
phans' Home At Lauderdale. Col.
Wm. A. Buck, Of the fra Of Beau.
champ / Bsek, introduced as to the
business meR Of Commerce street.
But Two men whom We approached
declined : donation. Thus By the
az ofCol Buck, the polished gen.
t!esl2R and excellent hnancier, We
r=aca tie handsome amount Of
.si7a
We we're Ik9xn along Water, st,
FrsneiA, 4aA Dsaphin streets by our
genial iriend, T. 6. Bush, at pres.
-; j%anior member of the firm oil
A. =. Bush i Sons, but soon To en-
bark in IN enterprise OF bis own
a Wholesale grocery. We realized
e2?5. Only one party refused to
give.
We take this method Of thanking
ell the contributors, and especially
Col. Buck and T. G, RGsh for theb
polite attention and generous aid
In addition to eAsn contributions
Te obtained about $50 in supplies
Altogether, We net with great sue
cess, especially when we consider
the dizziness ii be season ard tht
strngency Of the money. market
Ae,srs. Eds, will not the peePk
Of Soyubce, at large, come to our
help again? Macon has already
contributed 800 through Mr. D
DeGprce. Many in the county, !
am persuaded, would willingly ah
the orphans. Lot all such send
their contributions to the Treasures
at BrookssilJe, or to the Superis
tendcnt at LaHdeFdale.
Truly you're.
I'll D.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

Senator Alcorn has taksR Ac at.
titude ia the great GatbSa4l game
of euchre, and says, If, P%ts." lie
has adopted tho passive Fsl1ey rath.
or late in the day aud ss1ts,cd in
the "sedeatary'' militia.
Senator A4cOsn wstes ~ fellows
10 IL friend at Friars t0dGs.
"Dutes in my private life, ! may
premise, will withhold sNe from act
ave participation in the campaign
Tor the Presidency. IN giving you
Ary reply TO your inquiries, ! do 80
N~neieiOrc, rs u mar standing out.
sue ihe STRIFE, IN the attitude Of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
CONSERVATIVE MEETING

A preliminary meeting OF our
citizens WAS held last Saturday, and
it was resolved that y ratification
meeting be called to as.cmhlc ON
the 9th il stu at the Court House
II this town. The call is signed by
the following named citizens;
BEAT No, l-Dr. Matt clay, Jno.
r. Cockrrll, f. f, Chapel, MV.
Chas. Moore, L.. D, Fitzgerald.
BEAT No. Capt, I. J. Stokes,
p. c. LuttrclI, E. l.. Carpenter,
Andrew Williams, J. W, FAIRIES,
Wade Hopkins, B, b. Stroup H. H.
Wooten, W. IL. Henderson.
BEAT No. 3-Dr. J. J. Shelton,
DR., $, V. d. Hill, O. G. EiIand,
Capt, G, Baskerville, W. F. Eiland,
Judge Il, Ruff, X. G. Patty, J. W.
Patty, VIM, Ward, p. 7. Ferris, l.
c. Ciiuo, J, II. Rives, Il. Il. billiard
+. Dhmukes. II, L, Jarnagin, Jr.
W. b. Cooper.
VBRAr No. 4-nr. Hamilton, S.
| Day, !. A. Greer, b. f. Greer, Col
T. Haynes, n. +. Constantine, $, )
Field, C.Jonkins, Mr., Tyson, DR., }
\. Campbell, Bihb Garner Hug
Ferris, j. Y, Mosely, VIM, ltAgrone
BEAT No, ar, Yoc, I,R, Evans
&. b. Donton, r. s, Cartwright, DIR
Prince, Horny Haynes, r. W, Trip
lett.
BEAT No, G-Chas. NJ. Thomas
D. &. Dismuke~, J. 7. Stovall, W
". Gaines, J, p, Stokes, I, n, Cock
roll, Jno, Cochran.
=. CooKsvILLR-JesSe SpArkmNn, ID
], +. Mcleod, {, N, Boyce, Cap
pAnt4ler, l.. W, Smith.
A ]. Harlan, WIN. Graham, Hilliar
Graham, DR., &, ?. Thompson, D
. wodgoworth, r. D. Barnes, J.
Long, Il, D, kiIg, Balus DcaI, .
Rupert, Capt. VIM, Price, and otl
= OTIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

THTRY Il, murmarins and mu,.cr.
* and 40 'i,.'a loose swearing.
gvrva5tag The Radical camp IN TIL,
district Al ,bc Coa1tcssiona. aon:
nation. There are hints 0, bribery.
u iyri ,y-lcaliur whispered abou,
among the .t,hfal, which foresh.l-
.oH ST .uleyeaier. candidate to
eros. tie patti Of the hero Of the
Noyubee lIou@o and the A-,e-ia
Hotel. Gen. Barry, however,
clutches 'he nomination, and rave-
il defantiy ia the faces 1t the mur.
murer-. The ~4isafected, under the
lead Of Whitfield, have not troken
out in open opposition, but are
quietly feeling the pulse Of the col,
orel element There is no eppoa.
tics on part Of the Conservative
Democracy, else the would.be bolt.
err would probably growl ssson.to
the rpmina,.on Of Barry. As !. j..
Fe nay have q pretty di-h Of Ral.
-. Stew, with considerable "hubbls
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20


THE AsniHatryAs Of Greeicr and
Brown have eertatnIy wrsaght q
changs j the feeling, Of our people.
which is eXEAdted in the genera.
look OF restored confidence among
US, u eheerfa'ue@s and h~opefulneN
which naturally springs from To,
prospect ot 4 release from petty
tyranny and cerpct.bag Justice
The nominations have also produc
ed some effect on our Radical n
iourners. Their faces are some
what elongated, and they have bo
come less cxacting and Independent.
han heretofore they see the hand
writing on the wall, aud are putin,
their house in order for tho coniBl
storm. Meanwhile they shouId /,
watched closely and vigilantIy. an
nj their condemnation is eN4,dete
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
UCR YOUNG IRS

Iii, strange. lsmyrAbly %, ,ha,
our Young nsa haye no rational
.mosencn,s. Wis, We mean ~ r..
,ioDal amusement, +, some;hins;h tbs,
. nvo,ve- the culture Of the .si
and heart. s7me.a:n. tia, win cIa,
..,s -aaw ;o-gxa. citizens. instead
~ ai,~}a~ dr:r7.,srs. Nature =.
no. 10 pro3ical a to rive our youns
men ready made talents, fitted and
shaped Tor uses ct lite. The rough.
diamond = orly he a1l,hed hy
long and con,,an, a,,rjtion. Vel
opr boy. are sncnL;hr.i,s of Time
- if health and Happiness. were I,
! be forever Young. and their pleas
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

THOsE pcrtiOSeiONs tAests. tie il.
tcrviewecs. are again en- the ram.
page. The only remedy for these
insects is IN application of sole
iealhef.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
A DMlNlSTG NOTICE

letters of administration having !
grGRted 10 the undersigned On the rt,
lahp j. Black, deceased. by the U.An
CoVTt Of said colaty, on the 10Th ia!
AEFil. 1872, notice is hereby given 'h'
parties having claims against said est
are hereby notified to have the sane
prohatnd and registered within the
prescribed by law or they will be ''
barred, aud Al parties indebted 70 at
tate are requested ia make immrd".
ment. CAROLINE K. BLAIh.
JulyG lSI'-tt AdnioIs'''.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
ONE 81 ONE THE ROSES CONVENTION PERSONALS
FiLL.

The Mississippi Press has almost
untitled itself at the u~,tlrauccS Of
the Baltimore Convention, There
is something brave and heroic IN
the manly expressions IF Ha>woru.
5f the Canton Citizen and NrtG'-
ION OF the Central S,a", abncca,juG
their long cherished pr,iuijccs ami
falling it hao on tho practical Is
sues OF the hour. There .SHO hest
fancy, now that the armies are
drawn up, the pirkc's set, and the
hattle.plaus consummSte Let u
talk no more abou, accepting the
oleSscr evil " le, Us fch. thc bSttt
Ike patriots Tor Il positive good, o..
At least to accomplish tn wreck o.
q positive evil
Tic a}',., s, worth tie united
n IT., Of the State Press &"4 .>
anion wiIl he a.aamn SIZED. Ia
ro-. of;hc Saut era States NeNa.'s,
of tie Na..h,1 C.&r;s~ and Fan,
f the We>, py#a; t.,H, ,sya
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
MR., GREELEY NtEPN THE NON
IAAlIOA.


Navy York, ,Iulv l2,-Tho Com
mi,tto appointed at Baltimore To
notify Mr., Greeley of his nomlna
ton, waited on hjm to-day shortly
anerl - o'clock, At the Lincoln club,
whelc FN Senator noolittlo former
Is presented him with the official
notification Of his nomination,
n,,rrrrrE 70 GREELEY.
III, t,,,awin., we're the speeches
r,I, III. tay ON the occasion OF the
n,rfca,iou of Mr. Greeley OF his
domination bv the Baltimore Con-
y.,t,.r
NJ pyolittIe said
Mr.. Greeley The National Dom.
rolN cu,ion. recently held
~. +. ,wa,y. CHARGED us with the.
uutv OF waiting on voU in
-->,~. Il notify you ot It's uuHni-
ma,, nomination Of yourself IA it,
.suai!ate Tor the Presidency. We.
vs-p informed Tint it would be
agreeable 10 Won to meet US here at
his time, and we have come in u.
body "a p,,ye in your hands this Of.
aci.l notification. The published
procoedings Of our convention show
.rrf; 4uan,mity; but :hose only
who took par; III them can realize
the cordia,l;y and enthusiasm with
walsh ~ityeseiyod to sustain the lab
era Republican movement TO 20.
operate with sll patriotic %cliizenSi
= support the principles declared
4; Cincinnati, And resolved also, IA
the best and surcst msde Of giving
eEcs. 10 these great principles, to
nominate and 10 elect the same Oan-
aa'a,es, We both witnessed and
.c.; ,hst cor4'-lity and enthusiasm
NJ Ilo-.i:.c then introduced the
member, ., the Committee indIvid'
"a 10 AT. Greeley.
When the ceremony of introduc
zion was over, Mr.. Greeley spoke y,
follows:
GRErLEY's RESPONSE.
r.,onIj n.oj ,;mo w.ro 70 at
,omn t'' ~ r"nlv ftlv snJ tulIy +,
49,. onJi n""d
',nn,;t' H., DISQUALIFICATION II ny,
IL ,ha ~ ;,hn"iJ ,anI,. ~ wr;';n'
L,t
,"' "hinh 49, "rn,,m ".;I.J
'.' sij".ad =" ,Gn IiPo.ap"nHb
m"-nnvsnSon i vn"t H." ps a
Tnn'nr ,Ln,
"", ,ou "a" U"HH";;o """ a'a, , -
!, ooP. l"ru' ~ "N:sP' :.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

VIZ have the circular OF Prof. J,
e. Deuprec, who will open the We.
roma Collegiate Institute the first
Monday in Sept. for the reception
Of Boys and Young Men. This in.
'~iitution is located in one Of the
most hcalthful, moral sections Of
our State, and the reputation Of its
princjPa. is q sure guarantee tina,
our wong men vii. be educated
thoroughly under his oharss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

VI lad ,hc pleasure Of b call
from Capt. 8u.,amenEe, who sup
plies the State with Agriculture!
machines from hi. great depot See
his advertisement.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
TRpsTE SALk.

By rFtse at y Deed vi Trust aIpcutedt to
4. Hann0n RRd others, now duRA On the
eth day Of nupembcr lKSO, ~ SECURE the
payment ot certain debts therein men,
TONED, said Decd hoing duly recorded in
Record Book u pages 5l7, GlS, as, dll,
81, Of thr ChsncVry CoQft Of No1lbec
County, Mississippi, tho QpdoT'igccd Tru''
tee, AppuiAted by the Chancery Court OF
said county, will, on
Thursday 9Th day Of August, 1874
vt the Cpurt-House in MarQn, Miss, sell to
the highest bidder, fur tash, the following
property, described in said TPQst Decd, 10,
wit;
All Of section ., towndhip -, range 1t
east, also, NJ Of SWt see, |, township II
range l6, NWt sec. l., township Il, rang
IL. SCI If NWi SIG. /, township II, rang
lG, NE} OF SIT, sec, |, township IL, rang'
lG, 81 Of SET, sec. !. township IL, rang,
Ii. N If NEt, sec. |, township IS, rang,
IL, SMt SEQ, 80, township Il, range 10
NWt sec. d, township Is, range Il,
sale within the usNll hours.
t. y. Y. YATES,
JulyG-it Trustee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
Gossip from The Baltimore C'TreS-
paudtRce Of the New lOEk Papers.

Thought would nc the rt>U.tN Urct'
lev Mas nominated on tuesday,
lilo VIII sweep every Southern
State with the exception, possibly
Of South Carolina, promptly! Ne
n "a The oil veteran.
"lIave YOU any lrr>Nn@'an,'>
who will refuse 20 support nm
ave have noneln LOUISIANA w.
have hecns,hrou-h ;hc ml,i there
and have drunk too deep OF the cup
Of carp,tbac misery and ml>rnl'i'
hs>lta'c ii accepting de.Ntrance'
enn,e whence K may. Gar people
were wiling 30 Goto temporarily
with The yu>,." .v~- party AS
Srr.r-tf break ,ay v',>.o '.| 81
carpet uayr>, a.~ .''E yu.'."
strike bands "r,a sh,>> "r>'1',> il
woa.. be s,. a.. D.,
rs 80 ".Nt
homes. ws.. esd. '..N "-7, l.!
e-, N.
W .y ---.+
We a-2 .--- ,"e .'
= &C.
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'x,,sns,
49, - ~, nrs,f,r !
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L. pa G ',.. W;ni.,or,o S"oi,
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NoF'" o'n'e' 80 ,',I". ,n'" ANY, , ,h"
!le Aul'',n','n I''om A,'! "~s N.Y. ~
49,
Said he. al will tell 0 one thin
II know to be a fact. The other da
was in Raleigh. and while in tn
United State. Marshal. office I or
ouired Of the clerk of the cour
.ilow many indictments are Their
a ,ainst the Ku.k,nyers :? The clcr
t1rned to the books, and in n te,
moments r,pl;ed, .Fourteen hu,
JreIi | asked amin. Jlow man
lid Won try At the last tcrmY ,Si,
he IcnIici ,rrben fourteen Inn.
Jrei bnve bcen rnntinnndp We,
~. 1.;m ,,i.a ,n"I wh;io ;, :,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

BG~ Our Liqni4 &Ash Blue il the
and beet IN the marked.
JONES / PBESCH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
a LECTURE
TO YOUNG MS,
.lVSF FCALlSuFb IN A SPARE
FSlcE u GEMS.
l LCCtare Oh the Nature. Tr...

aud Radical Cure Of lppedimo,,
ring" generally; NcryGu,n""a %
ton, Epilepsy and Fills Ncn,.', coNp
cal lnCalP4clty etc, BY ROREpri
HEEW y E FL NJ D., author d 4. d. .S
The wor!d-rcnowncd uu,ho,
mirablc lecture, clearly nroy' III iG'
own eNprrioRee thAt the awG, 'Nr
ccs Of srlt-ahu1o may be gtYcrt"',F Svaeq
without medicine, and wi,h~o,,' 'a
surgical operations, Instrument. 'll
cordiaIS, pointing oUt " mode Gig
once certain and cttcctaal. Nv NIL al ,'
sufferer, no mNttpr what hi, ro "J,,''
he, may cuTc himself chcapIy n,;.'.
rNAigally' VlUS LECTJRE p'Iin NJ
| \ GuUN TO THOUSANDS" anJ tx \,
SANDS. "% u
Sent under seal, to any addro,, .
sealel envelope, on the recent y .
or two postage stamps. .Al,p H. ny NJ
wulls Marriage Guide, nr;,d =" y: u
Address the publishers, -'o,
CHAS. J, c, KLINE 6 No
III howery, n. York, ra.l OHirr h.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20
Letter frsm Mobile,

did 70 ne OrphaA,' Homs-L1GdL
" and Generosity Of Buck d BX4.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-07-20

Ga5- FRGaU llRrGs, just received,
by YATES " MphPHEl'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27
HOUSE.

On motion of Mr.. Mills, the Senate
bill to amend the act of March 3,
1872. tor bridge across the Missouri
RIVER at st. Joseph, Missouri, was taken
from the Speaker table and passed
The House resumed the consideration
of the DR.. Howard resolution.
Mr.. Banks, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs, supported the
resolution iu speech in which he went
over the whole question. He could not
follow the lead of the gentlempn from
Vermont (Mr. Willard) because he
could not, like crab. move backwards.
1t was their duty to progrers and to
define, now in the light OF reason and
universal right, the conditions and
privileges and responsibilities OF
citizens of one State while resl-
dent and naturalized in another
State, and in the end the whole law OF
the world on that question would take
its character from the Government
of the United States and from the
principles on which that Government
is founded. He denied that there was
q shadow of evidence to show that DR..
HowarIs father ever took the oath OF
allegiance to the Spanish Government:
1t he had done so II was on record, aud
the Spanish Government could produce
il and that would be an end to this case.
He conceded that if the father Of How
ard had abjured his allegiance to the
United States and sworn fealty 10 the
Government of Spain, DR.. Howard
had no right to come TO the Cn'-
ted States Government for protection.
Referring to the last telegram on the sub,
ject from the Captain General to the
Spanish Government, he said it con-
tanned three misstatements OF fact,
which be might characterize IS absolute
falsehoods, and he proceeded to expose
their incorrectness. He ikened the
case of Howard peacticing his profes
sion as An American physician
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27
Wants the wax Figure. TO Play

A Washington, District OF Columbia
correspondent, during the recent visit OF
Forepaugh's circus and menagerie in
that city, attended the exhibition for the
purpose of witnessing the show.
While viewing the Last Supper, or at
least the figures which make up this
group" he writes, I'VE were rather
amused at conversation which We
overheard. A venerable and speculative
old cuss, who had been gazing with
rapture at the wooden bell ringers, poked
the keeper OF the Last Supper
with the end OF his umbrella
and inquired, in a pensive tone, with
his eyes fixed on the plates and cups
placed before the apostles: How soon
do they plsyY 'Eh ? replied the keeper.
When do they wind EN- up; when do
they begin their tricksY What sir.
What do you mean, sir? What do
vou take them forY said the keeper,
in an aggrieved tone. Take them torY
answered the venerable party, why |
take them for jugglers; don't you wind
'em up to do their tricksY Jugglers
indeed, exclaimed the now thoroughly
aroused defender OF religion why,
sir, that : the Last Supper what was
took on the top Of Mount Ararat just
before the flood. don't believe you
never read the Bible in your lite, SIR.
The speculative chap at this point re-
tired, a wiser il not a better man.