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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-27
The Colored Liberal National Convention.

Louisville, September 27.-The Colored
Liberal National Convention adopted a
platform endorsing the Cincinnati platform
and nominees, and also adopted resolutions
denouncing the vilainy of the rulers who
foisted themselves upon the Southern
States, and by the most unblushing cupid-
ty reduced the people thereof, of both
races, to condition of poverty which half
century of prosperity can not redeem,
and nominating Greeley and Brown for
President and Vice President. The con-
VENT II then adjourned sine de.
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Forester Sent to Illinois.

Nc,o York, Sept. 27.-Forrester left this
morning, in charge of officers, en- route for
the Illinois Penitentiary. He was in irons.
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ADJUSTMENTS

DH HMOND THEATRE.
GREAT SUCCESS
THE
NEW AND TALENTED COMPANY.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
EAST LYNNE.
MATINEE SATURDAY EVENING, 2 o'clock.
GU r.
SATURDAY EVENING,
TICKET E-MAN
MONDAY, September soth, first appearance
in many years of the great tragic actress Miss
JEAN HOSMER, as ''ELIZABETH "
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Wife Murder and Suicide

Neao York, Sept. 27.-Michael Geering
killed his wife last night, and then cut his
own throat.
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FIRST REGIMENT DRUM CoRPs.-The
First Regiment Drum Corps will engage in
a public practice at the Howitzer armory
tomorrow Saturday night at s o'clock.
Weacknowledge an invitation to be present.
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ne Allen, 1916 Main street. has us fine an as
sortment of Hats, Caps and Canes as can be
| found in the CITY,
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Disgraceful and Fatal Affair-TwO Military
Companies Engage in a Drunken Fight.

Neao York, Sept, 27.-Two companies
of the Third regiment had fierce fight on
the Harlem road last evening, which re-
suited in two soldiers being killed and
twenty-five wounded. They were on their
way to drill and had drank too much.
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Rermaiug Of Taxes Upon Bank D,vid, nd !, &c

Washington, September 26.-Revised
regulations will be issued from the Treas
ury Department for the reiundng of taxes
paid by banks and corporations upon divi-
dends, interests, and profits due to nom
resident aliens prior to the 10th Of March,
1866. The old regulations required certain
specified evidence. The new ones will pro-
vide for the allowance upon any evidence
whatever which shall prove to the satsfac-
ton of the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enne that the money claimed was actually
paid to nonresident alien.
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Res- Men and Boys, one and all, give Allen,
the Halter, a call
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The burning Of the Ohio Lnnatic Asylum

The Burning Of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum.
Cleveland, September 27.-Up TO the
present time it has been ascertained that
five citizens lost their lives at the burning
of the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum. 1t
is supposed that all the lunatics were saved,
but several are still missing.
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ne Aliens silk Hats can't be beat.

ne Go TO A. A. Aliens, 1916 Main street, aud
get one of those fine Silk Hats, just received.
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YORKTOWN, VA, Dec. 1st, 1870.
Owen Brothers, No. So. Liberty ST., New
Nork, N. Y.
Dear Sirs-Yours asking the interest
upon my bonds is at hand. l send en-
closed the sum of interest on 1000
What other there may be, l will forward
from time to time, as case may be. Send
me two-thirds in rs and SO cents, the rest
in one, two and five dollars, making the
full amount of 81, 600, which you will for
ward to me on receipt of this by express
Directions to be as follops:
D. M. Norton, per Express Co., York
town, Va.
N. B.-Please return this letter will
package, to remind me, &c.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS to-day at
G. f. Johnston's Music and News DEPOT
No. 91S Main street:
A. nj. II M. 3P. NJ.
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Threatened Fight Between Opposition Rail
rOnhS

Reading, Pa, Sept. 27.-The people
are alarmed by a threatened fight between
the opposition railroads. 1000 police
have been ordered to the spot.
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evening state yoarnaL

PuBLIsHED.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
No. 9l2h Main Street, Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND THEATRE.-Th interesting
play of "Ours' was repeated at the Rich
mond Theatre last night, and commanded
the earnest attention of the audience, as it
is full of thrilling incidents of serious,
sentimental, or comical nature. The COM
pany did well in the play. The whole piece
was presented in highly creditable man.
ner. The fact seems we'll established now
that the nightly entertainments at our Thea
tire are to be first-class, the company pos
sessing all the prerequisites to render them
such.
1t has been considered advisable to post
pone the rendition of "Rosedale." The
emotional drama of ''East Lynne" will be
produced tonight. "Ours" will be re-
peated at the matinee performance to-mor-
row afternoon, and the "Ticket-of-Lea
Man, will constitute the programme for Sat-
urday evening. The matinee performance
will afford ladies' fine opportunity for a
few hours recreation without the risks
and inconvenience of going for that night.
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Letter No. being Norton's order
to Owen Bros, to send him one thou
sand dollars in counterfeit money,
two-thirds in rs and SO cent notes,
balance in one, two and five dollar
bills.
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Norton becomes impatient, and
writes letter No. 2.
YORKTOWN, Va, Jan, 10, 1871.
Mr.. II. Phebus, adams Express Com
pany, Fort Monroe, IA.
Dear Sir Il wrote to you on the 18th.
Thinking you might not have received it,
write again asking that you hold the
$685. 25 cents, paid to your agent here under
protest by me please hold the same until
you hear from me.
Very respectfully,
[Sgd. d. NJ. NORTON.
Box No. SO, Yorktown.
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CONCLUSION OF INVESTIGATION IN
THE GAS INSPECTORS OFFICE.-Messrs.
r. Cartwright and George X. Crutchfield
Jr., who have been reported as delinquent
were the first persons examined by the
Mayor this morning. They both testified
to having paid to persons employed in the
inspectors Office the bills for which they
now stand delinquents. Messrs. Batkins
Melton, Bass, Pryde, Denegri, Laube, and
Sublett, were also examined.
Mr.. Pryde had made an official inspec
ton of the premises occupied jointly by
Mr.. Denegri and Mr.. O'Neil and discovered
that Denegri's gas-pipc was attached to the
street main, having private metre which
had never been registered in the office, ant
consequently no statement had ever beer
taken. The metre showed that about So,
600 feet of gas had been consumed and no
paid for.
The investigation into the affairs of tn,
inspectors office was concluded to-day
and we presume the gas.works will receive
an overhauling next.
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RESTAURANTS.
IRON MANUFACTURERS.


ssDHENIx FOUNDRY"
WILLIAM B. COOK, PROPRIETOR,
Eighth Street, Between Main and Franklin
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Manufactures all descriptions of
WROUGHT and CAST IRON WORK, Rail-.
INGS, BALCONIES, VERANDAHS,
COLUMNS, GAPS and SILLS,
BANK and other VAULTS,
VAULT-DOORS
and FRAMES, IRON FRONTS for BUILD
INGS, AWNING FRAMES and CELLAR
DOORS, GRATINGS, &c, Sc.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED AND
CAREFULLY EXECUTED.
je 10 -D&W3m
VARIETY IRON WORKS,
EST ABLISH LED 1882
JAMES d. BROWNE MANUFACTURER OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING,
GRATING, vERANDAHS, FIRE-PROOT
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTLES
Together with every description Of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL purposes
sO5 AND 9O7 BANK STREET,
70 7-d&wly RICHMOND. VA
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ARRIVAL OF THE STANTON BAT
TALIoN.-The Stanton Battalion, colored
military organization of Washington city,
arrived here in special train about four
O'Clock this morning, and are the guests of
the Attacks Guard and Richmond Zouaves.
All these organizations have been in pro-
eession through the principal streets of the
city to-day, and presented splendid APP
pearance.
They halted in front of the City Hall
this forenoon, and were briefly addressed
by His Honor Mayor Kelley. They..dined
at Goddon's tavern at Up. NJ, and will in
dulge in suitable festivities tonight. The
Battalion will not, we are sure, have any
cause to complain of their reception and
entertainment in the capital Of the Old
Dominion. We wish them and their en-
tertainers much enjoyment.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


d card & CO,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS
AND RECTIFIERS,
Have on hand full assortment of MOUNTAIN
and RYE WHISTLES, Foreign and Domestic
GINS, BRANDIES and WINES.
1918 GARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
SO l7-d&wly
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Mr.. PHoEBUs This paid c. 0. d.,
$93.25, was delivered January 5, 1871, to
consignee, at his Office, 5S Liberty St,
who send circulars throughout the coun-
try, offering to supply counterfeit money
at reduced rates. Hence we cannot do
anything for Mr.. Norton,
[Signed] G. NJ. BowKER.
A. Elk. Co.
New York, January %, III.
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EDUCATIONAL,

OFFIoR OF CRY SUPERINTENDENT OF SoHooLs, }
1901 CLAY STREET,
RIoHxoND Va, September "a, 1872.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE
L opened on TUESDAY, October LIST, at 9 A.
H. The following are the locations of the
slhools
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Phoebus' endorsement to N. Y.
Agent and endorsement of N. Y.
Agent to Phoebus, both on letters
No. 1.
George Booker, Esq, Correspondent, Ne,c
York,
FIT MONROE, Va, Jan'y II, 1871.
DEAR SIR This pd c. O. d. $685. to
you January 3, II, M. W. B. No. 8. This
poor credulous fellow has evidently been
duped into one of the counterfeit money
swindling operations. If the money is still
in your office please hold it until he can
lay an attachment on it. Advise early,
and oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
III, PHoEBUs. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13
srRIOrs RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE-NO LIVES LOST.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 12-The western bound
express train the Missouri Pacific Railroad which left
here al 81 o'clock last evening came in collision with
the Washington accommodation train bound east a
short distance this side OF La Clede, eight
miles from this city. The engine OF the express tram
was badly smashed and the express car thrown down
an empankmont twenty feet high. The engine and bag
gage car of the accommodation train were also badly
injured. Immediately after the collision, the locomotive
Of the express train exploded with great force, scat
tcying the fragments Of the boiler and engine In all
directions. few moments later extra train from ST.
Louis ran into the Of the express train, dong but
lille damage however, the speed OF the train mad
been greatly slackened. Notwithstanding these three
accidents occurring almost simultaneously, nobody
seriously hurt and only few persons received bruises
IheeOsiOn occurred curve. and resulted from the
the xpress train did rot remain on the side
track until the accommodation train passed, as should
done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13
THE TUG-BOAT EXPLOSION.
TIE BODY OF ONE OF THE VICTIMS RECOVERY
THE BOILER SAID TO HAVE BEEN o. AND


THE BOILER SAID TO HAVE BEEN o. AND
ROTTEN.
The body of James Cau'foid' the fireman OF
the Davenport ~ boiler OF "hich eNoded at
tbc foot of Grand Jersey CITY, on thursday afternoon,
NO rocovered yesterday. Men had been engaged
,rnc the .nonng in searching for the bodies, and two
NJ az boatmen, Johnl KrOuse and Hugh Began,
fd the body fastened in the ropes attached to the flag
sfaf of the tug Cauhed had been drowned
evidently. and not. killed by the explosion, as
only slight wounds were found upon the
body The fireman married, and resided III
NoI st. Jersey City. He had formerly been connected
with the Ere Department. Late in the afternoon, body
vas discovered in the wreck 1t is probably that of Ste
IAen Dexter the engineer whose residence was No. "A
Chrsplace. -
T4S ipgh;at belonged TO Capt Darling of Jersey CITY,
WHO had purchased ii at sheriGs sale. The vessel was
ono OF the Oldest class the river, and Capt Oar
linz paid g. 100 for it, and claims to have expended
nearly as much renting it, New boilers were not paced
in It, although after the westfeld explosion they were
tested and new certificates were issued The boilers
however were in unsafe condition. and Dexter had
hecn endeaVoring TO secure another position lie mao
s9id that he believed his life was in danger and he only
"'S place to support MS iamy; On suhuhy ia
- ~ his brother, he said that the boiler
a ~ eC ~ linn and 1vtten that lie coud run ms
~ t. tbro@h the she'll any Tn,. ne also su th te
rages did Tot re gter correctly was not possible @
10 tel by them how much water there was In ooei'
Dexter was regarded skful aud careful enginee,,
and the explosion is believed TO have been
due 10 the weakness OF the boilers, and not
to caIeesnoss his part 1t was stated that WIN the
Other men, he had been away from the tug, and had
watched dog fight board Of one Of the barges rms
is denied by Capt. JaycOx and others. Capt JayeQX
fays that the fight had taken place an hour before the
explosion occurred and that they had returned to the
vessel at least three-quarters Of an hour previous
10 INC accident An inquest will be held and an attempt
made 10 discover If possible the immediate cause OF The
ACCIDENT and whether the boilers were in safe cOnd
son or NOT The County Physician will not order in
uuest until thorough search has been made ior tine
other bodies. .,,. !. -. 49,,
fatally injured and who taken from the water IL ali
lnsepsibe condition. will probably recover.
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NOME NEWS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, NO. 2le BROAD
hhnn'tn1
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Williamsburgh Sangerbund has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year, President
l. Fuchs; Vice President, L. Froehch; Secretary Oh.
Vorgang; Financial Secretary, V. Eyer; Treasurer, H.
Fuchs; Librarian, ID. Wieland.
The Glass of 1873 of Rutgers Female Col
ege held its Junior Exhibition in the Central Baptist
Church. Yesterday afternoon. The Rev. George W.
Samson. D. d. presided and Judge Edwards Perrepont,
the Rev. Dr. Hastings the Rev. DR.. Conant, the Rev.
DR. Gillett the Rev. DR.. A. X Thompson, Prof. Hiram
Corson the Rev. Prof Marten, Prof. j. H. Stevenson,
and the members OF the Faculty present At the
close the exercises the young ladies of the Junior
Glass. 16 ia number, we're presented with numerous
bouquets.
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POLICE NOTES.

James Moore's liquor store No 1Oi west lweniy'
fouh was damaged 81 900 by IRE early Yesterday insured
r. l.. Gordon's drv-gOOds store. at Fourth and
South Fists Brooklyn robbed yesterday Of $SO worth
goods
Simeon Langford age II, o calker, of No. 32G
Cberryst fen pail Of hot pitch on Pier No. ~ t. H.
YESTERDAY and his face eyes being sped with PITCH were cen
ously burned.
Six boxes containing 1890 pounds Of sugar. and
containing the amount OF pork found cary eseds
lighter at Pier No - b. X Sixteen boxes OF nnes We
found front Of No. IS Water-st
Hermann Fox, age -, Of No. All Fiftl-st. while
sitting string piece Pier No 49, n r. yesterday was alno',
aUy killed from crushed between the piles and the ferry boa
New Brunswick OF the Jersey City line
Doorman Thomas j. Guerin of the Police Contra
through negligence Jack Sheppard the Philadelphia bur
esr enabled from bis cell dismissed yesterday by h
Police Commissioners for neglect OF duty
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IAnponneemensi
BURNETr's FlavOring Extracts sold everywhere.
CAsroR1A is CERTAIN to operate. II does NJ

CAsTORIA IS CERTAIN to operate IL dOes not
or gnpe OIL bu. 10 pleasant to take dgess the
food and natural sleep II equally adapted
70 adults and contain neither Mineral Morphine
nor Alcohol will give sample bottles accredited physician
J. B. ROSE L Co.. 50 Broadway, N Y.
SAMsONs DONKEY JAwBONE was mild
veapon in comparison MAGNETIC PowDsR Millions
black and brown phstnes popularity called bedeugs
NE turn Of The wrist puff Powder and they die Yet you
NAV swallow pinch reader without the slightest ianger'
SKIN DIsEAsEs.-PERRY's IMPROVED COME
poyg The Skin medicine OF the age Is war
Of the lace Prepared b. DR.. b. c. PERRY DemaoOg,
Bond ST. New.York Sold by Druggists everywhere
"If you deny me let danger light upon your
Let all eormes seek soace oI hef
Hats az KSoxs No m Broadway Of bis really elegant
Hats a reiormer may laugh at fate
For Moth Patches, Freckles, and Tan, use
harmless remedy for Brown Of the Face Depot - Bond
st. Yew.Yors Sold by Druggists everywhere
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, 20 to Is. ).
SQUIRE Futon Showcases once up stars saes
from the iron safe hIsi hands you save a. prices
Messrs. DUNLAP g. Co, No. $50 Broadway and
No. ia FInh-ave.. New. York, u. s. A.
Y Ynnp'e n & A "'P' ''"'' 80" W. II. MARTIN.
' Ga and IS Darlington Arcade London
n line Of the celebrated goods always hand None gnu-
inc unless stamped with his and trademark - ,,
PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS at No $50
Broadway, showing talents, defects and best pursuit.
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THE PHILADELPHIA ACCIDENT.

ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED FROM TIE RUINS
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-The body of Alex
apder Crawford found under the ruins OF the Eighth
e. store which fell yesterday. He leaves wife and
three children The other victim Barsey Clancy, left
wife aud five children. Both laborers, and leave
,heir families destitute. The Coroner will investigate
ne cause OF tie accident and ascertain whether not
lie contractors are 10 blame. The center wall which
supported the floors had been removed, and IRON pillars
substituted several years ago. when TIVE stores were
thrown INTO one These pillars gave way under the
weight OF the rubbish caused by tearing down the upper
"a n OF the building.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fh Arenue HoeSenatcr Schurz OF n missouri ""i. IT.
Senator Trumbu Illinois, W. NJ. Grosueno OF ST. lus TX
congressman D. s. Bennett Buffalo, the Hon Gideon Wees TX
Secretary Navy Edgar T. wes Of Hartford Sn y: w
McCok Of Ohio DAME, Douehery Of Philadelphia Judge a -
Spencer Of syracuse Judge Dwight Foster Of Boston, Gsorge
Department and r. bwbank OF
Brgror oase-he w Smith, d. g., OF Vermont Nto'
York Hot,ISenator Spgue Rhode Island Grand Cnd
GiIrorc Of aud Bareda Of Peru. hbmdrN Hoi-
David Wells Of the Revenue and H. de Poessl OF
,h Snsnb james HolGen. r. T. stockton OF new
Jcr.ey HOFFMAN HouseThe Hon Alexander Mitchell M Al %
Mance Thomas Richardson Of IhOn " and Homer oi
NewbnJg, Vcsminsr Ho-The Hon w. T. Horrobn OF YER
dstor House-Gen. p V. Hagner, u s. A.S hEeosa'
UoCen Baker Commissioner Of Pensions lGen IT, D. ngn
President Atlantic Western Railway Co; Gen. " cseIs
NrNJeer 81 Cong man Cornell Of Roundoa, and Ien o. ~
Hunpe urd. N. Y.
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original port Scarcely any hope had been
of her safety and granite company yesterday pegun
10 cut the stone 20 replace her cargo.
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A PERILOuS VOYAGE.

RocALAND, Me-, April 12.-The schooner
Ada Ames of Rockland, which sailed from Vlnalhaven
late in February with cargo Of granite for Washington
subsequently put into Vineyard Haven winch port she
EFT FEB 49, and since which time che has been missing
She arrived safely at ViDahaven yesterday afternoon
Tie schooner was forced 20 by heavy weather and
sfter IS days during which sbe mace an
ATTEMPT 10 reach Bermnde, succeeded In TegaDig bet
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Messrs. DUNLAP g. Co.. c,' No. $50 Broadway and

PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS at No. $50
RrnadnaE. chewing tal.nts defect,. and best pursuit.
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rURTHFR PARTICULARS-PARTIAL LIST OF THE
KILLED, INJURED, AND RESCUED-NENhhi
SEVENTY LIVES LOST.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles, and Tan

WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, 20 to Is. ).
SorIRH Showcases Once up stars sales
direct hands save al manufacturers pn
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TO LET.

CToRE on Water Street, House on Sswall Street
- SAMUEL TITCONR
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POLITICAL.

Edward A. Pollard is said to be seeking an
engagement as pamphleteer for the Greeley
Brown party. As the author of 1.-THE Lost
Cause be has peculiar qualifications for the
work
After the adjournment of the Indiana Dem
ocratc State Convention, voorhees, regret
fully exclaimed that no ticket could ever be
elected in Indiana in the face Of such shame
less prostitution of all principle and decency
as had been witnessed there that day.
The Terra Haute Qnd.) Journal, Il Demo.
cratic paper, expresses the firm belief that
if the Greeley ticket is Endorsed at Baltimore,
thousands of Indiana Democrats will refuse
to support it. 1t says the leaders may boot
at this suggestion, but they will be filed with
bitter humiliation after the fall elections.
Speaking of New York State, the Albany
Journal, Of Saturday evening say "There
are very few localities in which, as We
gather, the Greeley movement has made some
preeeptible progress, but they can be counted
on the fingers Of one hand. As to most Of
the counties, Greeleys nomination has alien
atcd far more Democrats than 1t has attracted
Republicans
In a speech at G reat Falls, \. H., delivered
in February, the Hon. Henry Wilson said
Il left my home at ten years of age, AM
served an apprenticeship Of eleven years, re
ceiving a months schooling each year, an
at the end Of eleven years Of hard work,
yoke of oxen and six sheep, which brougf
me eig,ty four dollars. Eighty-four dolla,
. for eleven years of hard toll! never sper
, the amount Of enc dollar in money, countin
every penny, from the time was born unit
was twenty-one years ofage. know wh'
1t is to travel weary miles, and ask my fellow
men to give me leave to toll