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THE BOURBONS.

Family Reunion Of the Ancient House by Mar
riage.
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FRANCE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak,HeHAlO.

War Office Action Against Captivating officers.
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A.-Igerald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. M to r. NJ.
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WASHINGTON, Nav 7, 1872.

WAsHTNGTON May Z, 1917.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs to-day
agreed to postpone until December next the Senate
bill providing for the promotion Of Commodore
Green and fourteen other naval officers in accord
ance with the report OF the Board OF which Vice
Admiral Rowan was President.
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Extensive Works Of Fertilization at strasbourg
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BISMARCK.

The Prince Premier Of Germany Again In
valided
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat Mt
popular prices to DOUGAN'S, lO2 Nassau corner OF
street
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The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty-our hours in com
parison with the corresponding day of last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's Phar
mn In Rnildluu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-08

A.-Gent's Silk Hats Seven Dollars; Felt
HATS, moderate prices. wARNoCK CO, $40 Broad
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Average temperature ytSItrIay DS1s
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
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A.-The Hat of the PeriOd.-K nOx Intro
duces to-day his "Greeey Hat All who intend sup
port the Cincinnati nominee must call at ut 22
Broadway and procure one OF them.
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Get Rid OF Cold mt Once by Using
DR.. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, certain cure Tor al
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, all
diseases Of the feet cured by DR. ZACHARIE n Union
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strangers Canton Grapes, Wash silks,
seersuckcr Pineapple Goods Pongees and everything
from Indies Ia be seen at FOUNTAINS India
store Where Is FOUNTAINS India Storeg Corner OF
Thirteenth street and Broadway up stairs.
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Dcane's French Ranges and BrOilers.-
BRAMHALL DEANE CO., removed to 295 Water street.
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BERLIN, May !, 1S72.
The new Notifications of Strasbourg are to cost
seven millions sterling
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A.-FOr Stylish and Elegant Hat
90 to ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer, li8 Nassau street.
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Don't Fail to Procure Mrs. WinslOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething.
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MIssiquoi Spring Water Gives s,l ams."n'~''
~ JOHN r. HENRY, No. sCollege place
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Oeyallos; but it is impossible that they will
expose themselves to certain defeat being too
few in NUMBER and too demoralized to resist
the government troops. They will doubtless
90 to Monterey.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner Murray street
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For the "Greeley Hat CaH ON nno ,
90 n,aodwav The great halter Thus compliments tho
,rs peJorai Presidential candidate Buy your HATS at
kNOX,S 2I2 Broadway
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-07
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Years
Z PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Road runs from Buffalo to the Detroit River CON
Meeting there with the Chicago and Canadr southern.
now being built TO Chicago and will thereby form the
SHORTEST TRUNK LINE BETWEEN BUFFALO
AND CHICAGO. or, in other words. will he the
SHORTEST LINK IN THE GREAT LINE or
TRAFFIC BETWEEN THE EAST AND WEST,
connecting The GREAT SYSTEM or RAILWAYS
which DIVORCES from Buffalo, Toledo, and Chicago
branch also from St. Thomas 10 st. Clair, where
it forms connections with the various roads leading into
the lumber and mineral regions Of Michigan.
THE NAIY LINE from Buffalo to the Detroit River
is 229 miles long. The branch from st. Thomas to St.
Clair is 81 miles, and runs through the great Canada oil
region.
of the entire line 900 miles, Trio hundred aid hcety
miles graded brdged and ready for the sapsrstruc-
tare The remaining 20 miles under contract to be
ready for The supcrstructure early in the summer.
OF the $1,000 ties required 100000 hand ana the
remainder are coming in daily.
SLK THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TUNS of rails
delivered and paid for and the balance contracted to
he delivered carly the summer those for the main line
being STEEL, all 60 lbs. to the yard.
All The materials for the stations, and part Of the
equipment are purchased
IRA OK LAYING will be begun as soon as the frost is
out of the ground.
The entire line Will be ready for business on OF before
Dec, 81 1872.
THE ROAD is being built by the most experienced
railroad men In the country, who confident OF a
profitable business for from the day of It's opening
TIE ROAD will be
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DIAMOND JEWELRY

Comprising many exceptionally
rare specimens in Single stones
as well as in carefully Matched
Pairs, mounted or in paper, de-
serving especial interest from the
daily increasing difficulty of pro-
curing stones of fine material in
telligently and accurately cut,
WATCHES from MANY of the
most celebrated makers.
ap27 deup3m
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NEU. II. UIADWIN 3
~ SCHOOL OF DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Peoples Fire lns. Cos Block..........311 Main st.
Thorough instruction in all Branches of Drawing and
Painting.
Applications may be made at Studio Monday, Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and saturday mornings and sat
uTday afternoon. dit jal5
WORCESTER CONSERVATORY OF
w MUSIC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-07

Call and IL you want to have The right article
corner Of Cambridge and Fremont sts. you leave
your orders AZ the Agricultural Warehouse OF Major o.
L. HATCH, II Mechanic St.
ap30 diff Il, GORMLEY,
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Financial.
TTNHE SHORTEST
ROUTE
TO THE PACIFIC.
AND IT'S
ADVANTAGES.
THE SHORTEST

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD
WILL TRAVERSE A BELT OF COUN-
TRY 1880 MILES LONG AND 200
MILES WIDE, UNsURPASsED BY AN
AREA OF LIKE EXTENT ON THE
CONTINENT: FOR FERTILITY OF
SOIL AND ADAPTAEILITY OF Gil
MATE TO AGRICULTURAL PUR-
POSES.
THE ENTIRE ROUTE OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD LIES
CONSIDERABLY SOUTH OF THE
LATITUDE OF PARIS. FROM MIN
NESOTA WESTWARD THE SEASONS
GROW STEADILY MILDER, AND
ALL TEEEOUGHTHE ROCKY NOUN
TAIN REGION THE ELEVATION Is
SOME $500 FEET LESS ON THE
NORTHERN LINE THAN ON THE
EXISTING ROUTES.
1T Is AN EsTABLISHED FACT
THAT THE RAINFALL is MUCH
GREATER AND THE SNOWFALL
MUCH LESS ALONG THE LINE OF
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD THAN 800 MILES FURTHER
SOUTH.
NO UNUSUAL CONSTRUCTIONS OR
DELAYS FROM SNOW WILL BE EN-
COUNTERFEIT, AND NO TUNNELS
ARE NEEDED ON THE NORTHERN
Pacific ROAD.
THE NEW YORK HERALD EDITO-
RALLY SAYSi I'm THIS RESPECT
THE NORTHERN Pacific WILL
HAVE SOME GREAT ADVANTAGES
OVER IT'S COMPLETED RIVAL, BE-
CAUSE 1T PASSES THROUGH A
MILDER CLIMATE AND a COUNTRY
AS YET NOT sOMUCH CLEARED OF
IT'S NATIVE TIMER"
THE BONDS REPRESENTING THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC ARE SELLING
At PAR IN CURRENCY, AND BEAR
$50 PER ANNUM INTEREST IN
GOLD.
THE SECURITY THEY OFFER is
MOST AMPLE, AND THE PROFIT TO
RE DERIVED BY THEIR DIRECT
PURCHASE, ORR EXCHANGE FOR
OTHER FIKST-CLASS SECURITIES,
ISL LARGE.
THE REAL ESTATE ACQUIRED BY
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FOX THE Pr OTEC-
TYON OF THE HOLDERS OF ITS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, WILL
AFFORD a BASIS FOR THE DEVEL.-
OPMENT OF a WEALTH POSSESSED
by NO OTHER SIMILAR CORPORA
TION IN THE WORLD.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
CONCERNING THIS BOND, OKPUR
CHASE OF THE SAME, INQUIREOF
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STONE CAMEOS

of marked artistic merit, mount
ed in the most novel and attract
i've styles.
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n o. 544 Main Street,
WHITE a CONANT's NEW BLOCK,

The conservatory plan Of teaching has been so thor
oughy endorsed both in Europe and this country that
recOunting OF its advantages would superuous.
Reference TO pamphlet which NAV he nhtanct at the
conservatory, will however. enlighcn those who know
little about it. All the pupils are taught in classes not
exceeding four, though in certain branches the classes
win he larger the aim being always to regulate the
ter as to obtain the greatest amount Of good possible
for the pubils.
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One Greoian B. W. Frame ParlOr Set.

in Hair Cloth; ! r. W. Frame French Parlor Set in
Green Terry: ! Il. W. Trimmed Lounge, covered in
STRIPED Terry; Hair Cloth Lounge, Hair Cloth Gov
cred sofa Marble Top Centre Tables, b. W. Centre
Ginning Chair. Parlor Chairs, Oak Dining Chairs. b.
W.. Extension Tables, Chestnut Extension Tables,
Solid Mahogany Bcdstcad Bureau and Glass Mahog-
any Pier Table, marble top; Live Geese Feather Bed
and Pillows;
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Three Hair Mattresses,
by LAMSoN. GLAZlER & Co,
Auctoneers 2O2 2O4 2O6. formerly IS, 6S 70 Main st
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE AT
Quinsigamond Village, Worcester.

viii he sold by license Of Court TUESDAY NAV It'll,
ls at IL O'Clock A. M on the premises, the real estate
oithe Bte Arnold Anthony OF QnnsgamOnd village, WoT
cester consisting of large and conveniently arranged
Two tenement House, containing II rooms good Barn,
Carriage House and Sheds. al in good repair Also. the
lots Nos. and on the plans,
Containing about 26.5lS feet of land
Lot No containing l3,Q50 feet of land.
" l2.5J0 :"
" l225O
The House and Lots Nos. and will he sold together
Lots Nos. 3, and separate
rms sale offers rare opportunity to any who may
wish TO make profitable investment, for fine Home
stead for occupancy being located only about ~ miles
from the CITY Hall, in Worcester. OF the finest
roads IN the state and in the beautiful and growing VII
age OF QuinsigamOnd. Also, 1t Is expected that very
soon the Providence and Worcester railroad will estab-
llsh a. Depot near this place. II Is only necessary
view the premises TO realize its beauty For nforna-
ton call on the AucOnecr, of Mr. A. Maynard
Bos'On and Albany railroad freight depot. Terms
sale.
MRS. SOPHIA ANTHoNY,} Administrators.
HENRY GLAZIER. Auctioneer
Worcester. April "a, 1872, dts
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
REFORM NOTES.

Nearly every district in New-0rleans has
Greeley and Brown Club and the paign has already
Degnn IN good earnest
The Irish voters of Now Hampshire are
demonstratvely enthusiastic for Greeley and Brown
and the the Granite State Is full Of strength
and hourly increasing.
The Liberal Republicans of Watertown, n. Y,
have issued call for Greeley ratification meeting on
Friday evening when addresses are to be made By
llr. Theodore TiltOn and Gen. John Co0hrane
A Greeley Club has been organized at West
Jackson. Miss and the resolutions dispense with all
eGuiyooaton by announcing the intention to support
Mr. Greeley under az circumstances. irrespective OF
party featy or pFudee whatever be the acon oi oIhe
Contemplated Conventions, general or local.
The shameless assertion that not Reppbll-
can papcr in the state Of New-YOrk save THE TRIBUNE
supports the Cincinnati nominations will doubtless con
nue to be made for weeks Notwithstanding the ample
proof to the contrary. But how happens II that the
organs which make IL have undertaken ~ lSaOre Ihe
brooklyn Ttmesf
/ A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
formed last evening by the Liberal Republicans the
Sixteenth Ward, Brooklyn. The following officers were
elected President Peter Behlen; ycePresident, Chas.
Nulten; Secretary, John LedOnsquet. Speeches were
made by prominent German residents Of ward, and
rp buttons ndorsing the Liberal candidates aud plat
form we adopted
The Cinerur,,.-i Enquirer, which counts one Of
the largest Democratic Constituencies in the West says
'we are on the eve Of Democratic State Convention in
Ohio TO appoint delegates 10 Baltimore. there are any
candidates for President and vce-President against
Greeley and BFowp their names are not visible above
the political horizon. The Democracy OF ONO Will fO
low In the wake OF and take similar position with their
brethren in Tennessee and New-York. They mean, In
this campaign 20 make finish OF Grant, and do not pro-
pose 10 take any position that Will benefit him, his
family, his otce-hoders. or his military ring" -.
In response to a direct question put to him
in Kentucky recently, the Hon. Geo. H. Pendleon made
answers 81 think well Of the Liberal cause, but am
for having National Democr attic Convention, and abd
fr0 fta looks nOWEke WeOught back the
Liberals, but am for taking advantage Of all the lights
that may be thrown the situation between now and
the assembling OF the Convention IN July. II, at that
me IL appears now that we ought to make no noni-
nations shall favor such action or non-actiOn On the
contrary should 1t be clear that can succeed with our
own nominations, why make them" We replied that
some contended that good faith would require us 10 back
the Liberals "Not at ALL said no. "IcOnsider that we
are at perfect liberty act we think FOR the best
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22


ARAsrR0yG-on sunday morning hy i9 Sarah PnnEn -a, q
Relatives aad feads s Invited Wednesday
morning 10 the Church u Trlstg EAs
Twenty-ninth-st near Fifh-aYe-
ATKNSoN-On Monday May 20 E youngest daughter Of Asher
d znd Emma J. Atkinson
The funeral place wednesday I0B
BUCHANAS-On Monday May TO- DAVID Buchsnsn J5h
year Of bis
Reltives respectfully nyted nd the funeral os
his Jeryt aud Ela0cI.
Newersey, Wednesday Afternoon Hay e. At q o'clock
HALsBY-On sunday 18th Juia Haley mother Of the ats
Wm. H. Hasey IN the 18th Of her age
The relatives family respectfully invited e,1
No 5 East Thirty seventh-st WsResiaT "a
inst at 2 0 clock n, without further notice.
LIZ COUNT-At Rochelle ~ T. ruesay Miy o. Bih. only
daaghlsr william sad Laura A 10 Count noats and
IL DAYS
The neral services will take place THURSDAY i
O'Clock, from the residence Of her parentA
sATTERLER-Ou Sunday 10Th inst the 2 yea. of her
Eliza John Esbono SAtere AID daughter Of Aass1as
Diggns
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
inst
her ate residence. 3s1 West Fouteenthst
sEAMAN-oa Monday morning May 20 John seA0an in 1s
I'D year Of his , 49,
n and residence Kngsbndgv al Hs remains
vii be taken Easehester tor inermeut
sPRIRS-In SATURDAY nY 49, after short laess Robert
Speirs In the 52i yesr Of bis age. . 80. =, ,...,..
Fsne viii take place from late retesce, No 20 EaIt EetA
st., on THURSDAY MAY %, at i O'Clock
WITHERsPOON-On Monday morning Msy 90 Margaret WAs<
spoon widow Of James Whepoon IN the Ilt year o ar aS
kgaiy
Wednesday I'D inst, al O'Clock p n
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
GEN. BUTLER ON GRANT.

The very ardent denomination folks make
what capital they mayf ribadry be called capital
in reYying things that most people are content to
forget. So plant a thorn la the flesh OF that com
paoent friend Of the President and instructed delegate
to Philadelphia, Gen. Butler, pesky Liberal repul-
fishes this uncomfortable "Reminiscences OF the Generals
former frame Of mind
BAY VUE, near LANEsvILLE. Mass, Aug %, 1867.
Ny DEAR SIR: l have read your letter ~ Mr.. Smith
on the proposed nomination OF Grant with much
Interest It's criticisms on Grants are
lust But what will you dot You cannot get IL.
or anything else concerning Grant that Is not
laudatory published. And why Because both
sides are counting him for the Presidency, and 80 thd
truth must not told. We fear 10 try the expert
again that did with Johnson that Is, nominate
for supposed availability, without knowing his
principles fitness. Grants selection will ne misfor-
tune, because it viii put in man without head OF
heart Indifferent human suffering and impotent TO
govern Respectfully yours, BESJ f. LUTLER.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

mans and the German journals were somewnas
electrified at first at Greeiey's success, iiKo nhn
letting on tho cold stream but he said the signs were
or the sensation growing more pleasant ana nelhs ~
proved healhful. His own had first decleu LOT
Greeley and now half dozen leading German Journals
nad come out Tor the philosopher and the chdpe9u 0o
The temperance question did disturb the Germans
as Mr. Greeley had perfect right TO make temperate
example Of himself, and the Germans were A
proyerbially temperate and frugal people, aud had
no issue to make of that kind not cOer-
Give upon their established me1Gge and national method
OF recreation. Tho feeling among the Germans II there
existed any, rather as 20 general reform IN It's high
est purpose, for which all German Americans
dent, and this feeling. perhaps, implied doubt
whether Mr. Greeeys advisers in politics were imbued
with the reform spirit The preston OF Mr. Greeeys
fullest assent In the reforms Expressed IN the Cincinnati
platform would have the best effect upon the German
people, who already knew Mr. Greeley 70 have bad &C
one time power 20 give great eDc0uragewent 70 The
Know Kn0thng movement and that he had persistenty
refused touch IT, from reasons OF principle and sym
plthY with l schools OF foreigners.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
Irish ToMsp POLITICAL FAITH.

To The EdttOr or The TrtouHe
SIR: | respectfully ask leave to say, through
THE TRIBUNE, that have been 40 years resident OF
NewYork City; that have been IS years Of that time
al unswerying Tammany Hall Democrat and that God
wiling shall give my best support to and vote for the
nominees Of the late Cincinnati ConventOn-Horacc
Greeley and b. Gratz Brown. In supporting Horace
Greeley Democrat surrenders one particle OF his
Democratic political faith, for with the election OF Mr.
Greeley TO the Presdencyof the United States shall
wipe out Grantsm, with its foies faults. and crimes
country from total demOrazaton and ruin and
restore great Republic to its proud and enva
BILE position. After having sincerely served IN the ranks
Of the Democracy for nearly lifetime, claim that
have right 10 my felOwDemOcrats and especially
risAmercan Democrats, to muster In serred ranks TO
the support OF the only ticket the success OF which would
utterly TOut the Grant gtenEerprise crew, which mas
been already too long junketng the yals Of the ma
ton Onward, then, for Greeley and Brown! Onward
for the champion Of Universal Amnesty, Civil Service
Reform Honesty, and One-Ierm Presldency. Away
with the corrupt Military Rng-her Generals, Colones,
Lieutenants. and the rest OF them
THOMAS WHRPLAN Irish Tom.
No 2l3 East Thir-sirth-st, New YORK, Nay d, lo72
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
OBITUARY.
CAPT. MICHAEL o'RoEKE.

Capt. Michael 0'ROrke died in this city on
Monday Of pleurO-pneumonia. He was born IN Roscom
non Ireland in 1889, and came 20 this country at an
early age He Joined the Union Army at the outbreak
OF the civil war; and served with distnctOn In Corco-
rams Irish Legion. When peace was proclaimed he ac
tivelv engaged in the Irish revolutionary movement
and assisted IN sending aid to his countrYmen IN Ireland
When the time for the contemplated uprising was o:
hand he returned to his native land and at great per
soma sk promoted the arming aud organization OF his
countrymen there and In England He was IN the conn
dence OF leaders, and failed under the most
irving circumstances 10 act the part or an irish patriot
when he subsequently returned 10 this country ne TOOK
leading part movements calculated 10 advance the
political and social welfare OF his people He assisted
In organizing Irish District Reform League and
elected president. His funeral Will take place from MS
late residence No West SeYenteenthst this AFTER
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22

which the rulers at Washington have never
abandoned for any length OF time. Finally" 1t sees
nothing in his history his professed policy which
should make Englishmen regret for national reasons
that he successful candidate" What strikes me
most remarkable in the utterances OF the English
press this matter WHOLE is the Jealous ehort IL
has made to really understand something about the po
ltIeal struggle In America. The average Engishman
neither understands much nor much Very likely
be will be surprised TO find his newspaper attempting to
instruct him. is certain be win never suspect that
the newspapers themselves might be the better for
little instruction An exact knowledge OF foreign affairs
Ia not the strong point Of the English press. g. W. g.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-22
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on TIE Eagle az prspostsrous and false any further
claim on It's part viii be 10 speak for anybody
else than Grants retainer., who have inspired
end, as we believe, paid for those assaults is
qualification we feel at the prospect OF deverance from
verable and CALLING bondage which. by this SALE is
held out 10 the honorable members Of The World corps
against whose VIII and protest and 20 whose profound
disgust and despair that journal has hitherto prostituted
Its opportunities and position IN the interest OF the Ad
minsration it contributed TO elect by the betrayal OF
The ticket opposed TO 1t three years and more ago ~
must 20 where 1t belongs, because those VINO hold
the fee have dscosed the fac-a fact The World has
been too stupid to cover up and honest enough 70
declare. IL will probably confirm and establish tnat Iao
by denial Of 1t tomorrow.