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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-24
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p OrTA quECHEE CHAPTER No. q,
- ~ r. A. M,reguar Convocotion Mon
X * day eve, Nov 4, 1877, ut IL
~ clock.
WOODSTOCK LODGE No. 81 F. & A. NJ,
regular communication Wednesday eve, Nov
l3, 1872 at I IL o'clock.
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Ginrinnati, ben 6. ,Sftpbcr 1872.

bet eynternationalen WiebausiteIInng, bic
Dor eiili9en Sabren in Yaris itattfattb. I'm
56luIie Der MusiteIlung 5ogen bic Prei8z
empfdneer nit ihren sefr5nten Shieren auf.
3uerit fam ein Spanier, ein ftattli6er uito
lhDngefleioeter Wann, nnb nabm eiiten
Nreis leBter glaiie nit elmer Miene iittb
SaItuna tn gntpfang, Die einem @ranben
eriter Glaiie ipobl aneeitanben baben
tpiirbe. Santt fomen sSran3oIen unb Std.
liener, boiler S0fli6feit, 4nn,utb uno Gbic,
bic iih elegant 8efleioet unb bic b6rner
ibrer Sbiere NIT Blunlen unb farbiaen
8dnoern in barmoniider Garbenabftnflns
gelhmiift batten. Suns suleBt fam Der
Nusiteler, tpel9er ben erlten Yreis befont=
men hattie, Elm pluniper, Ihlibt gefleibeter
Mann nit pdhtergamaIhen unb obne
Blunle i'm GnopHp1e. User 1T Der 2"
trasten bie 3ui6ausr. Stun, bas 1T bsr
gn9ldnberN NOR Die Nntuort. Ser eng
ldnoerl Ser 8ertreter eines eroBen 2ans
bes !" tpar Der aQsemeine Musrlf. ct mar
aber @neldnoer bonn S6eitel big 5ur SUB
sebe. Wtan bate ibn nah garis eeldidt,
nidt nm iin ielbit, Ionberr um 6as bette
Stiid Vieb au85uitellen, unb bas that er
uno gemann ben eriten Breis. Nllerbings
piirbe er bur9 cine 8lnme i'm Rnopflode
ni4t i4le9ter aeiuorben Iein.
lin oielem W5an9el an Mnmutb iin6
fiinitleriidem @eibmaf i'm ensIiiden
Bolfe ab3ubelfen, bot iib eine 56ule be.
bnfs aasenleiuer 0erbreituns ber if6nen
&iinite oebiloet. Sas 666ne bat iebt
feine 2ebrer unb Yrebiger unb fpiro bon
ginigen fait i'm 2idbte elmer Religion be-
tra6tet. yDas Sh6ne lit oas 8ute, bas
SADne lit bas Wabre, bas S66ne lit Der
Yre6iser oes Moblmolens", bas {ino els
flige BON ben tlelen Serten. Mtan glaubt,
boB Der 8ei9maf bes Bolts burn bas
Stnoillm Der &unit seboben, feline Natur
bur9 bic 8etradtung id6ner 8esenitdnbe
geretni9t nno iein Gbarafter, bo man es
auf bieie gBeiie ieinen finnli9en @eniiiien
snt3iebt perfeinert ano seaoelt tperben
fanrl. a
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Sit Agrifultur in NDrb=
a Mmerifa.

Sie Sortf1ritte Der MarifnItur in bei
Yer. Staaten in ben 3tpan3ie ssabren Dot
1850 iinb ftaunensmertb. Ser Beinbai
bat lth peraebufabt uno in ben lebten sebr
Sabren neroDppelt; Der Snpfenbau bai
| I'D perliebenfaht uno proouSirt Der 5taai
yfem 0orf faft 5mei Orittel 6es @eiammt-
ertra9s. @erfte unb s5la1sban baben iitj
beriebnfa1t gSei5enbau Der6reifdbt, iirS
SaferbnI perooppelt. Ser Rartoffelbau
bat bios Elm Oritt6eil sugenommen uno
BON iiiBen Gartoffeln miro nur bic S1lfte
on9ebaut. Ser 8iebitano bat ii6 i'm
gBert6e peroreifa6t un0 betraat $1,525,s :
000,000 ooer bnr1I 6nittli1 $500 fur ieoe
Tamilie in ben Ser. Staaten. ssiir Ben
Goninn iuerben ge9entudrtie biermal 10
piel Sbiere gei6la1tet, als 1850 unb be-
trd9t Der gBertb ~ annnm 100000, 600.
- 9ie gBouproouftion lit BON 60 auf 100
Milionen Bfunb idbrlih eeitiegen. n.-0on
Banmtuoue iplro gegenpdrtig cine babe
Wtlllion BaHen ntebr als i'm Sabre 1850
proou3irt, jebo6 nur Sreifiinftel BON bem,
mas i'm Sabre 1860 probu5irt tporben lit.
Nur Elm Saupts probuft 5eigt eine ent.
fdieoene Mbnabme, i,dmli6 Mois, welner
10 0l0 pber 78 MiIlionen BuIheI tpeniaer
als I'M Sabre 1860 ergab. MuA 5eibe,
Sant. grblen, gDbnen unb Geis 5eigen
elne Mbnabme. guhpei3etl iIfpon Iieb 3ebn
Wtiilionen Buibel auf reun uno Goggen
BON einunoa apaftSig Millionen anf ie6jebn
WilIionen BuIbel geiunfrn. s
DaB Der Wertb Der sSarr,en Durd) bic
eefteigerte yroouctIon gejtieQen, lit natiir=
Hh tits, :;.:a.a !nirh Der gGerth herielben auf
neun tanIenb MilIionen Dollars oeaer
brei tauienb Millionen Dollars in 1850
gei1dbt; ber Wertb Der Mferbau< <@erdthe
lit BON $151, ,587 7638 i'm Sabre 1850 auf
anf 1886, SIS, ,429 i'm Sabre 1870 aeitieael,.
- Sie 6arifen baben ieboA In Besiebung
auf 8rDbe unb llmfang absenommen
tpdbrenb oieielber i'm Sabre 1850 burebz
Eidnittlih 1879 Nder erDb iparef, tpirb bic
burhIfnittltd)e @rDBe tn 1870 auf 153
angegeben. Die @elamnt3abl Der ssarmen
In ben Wer. Staaten betrdat 1853. .4S5 4.
babon limb 6875 urlter orei Mder aroB un6
S47 8 ,6l4 umfaiien 6tpiiAen 20 unb 30
Mfer.
Wpm Der @eFammtsa6l Ser Wfhfiibe
beIibt Der Gtaat g2ep Worf, iuie friiher, eirt
geditel. Sn galiforniss 1T bic 3abl Der
Shafe BON 1854 TN Sabre 1850 auf
2,768,I87 I'm Sabre 1870 geifieaer.
Gouiiiana prDbu3irt in ben Ser. Staaten,
aIlein 3uder. Die S9tpeine3u1t, Die
ebenaIs in 5enneiiee iinb Rentndp ihren
SanpiliB hatte, iutro gegentpdrtig In SIli-
iipis uno Wiiiiouri am rdrfften betrieben.
,- Oie Neu Gnglanb Stadten 5inb In,
ibrer Mgrieultur. probuftion fat ifationdr
9eblieberl iiur in Connecticut bat bic Ea-
bafprobnltion 3ueenomrteu.
Wahfplgenbe, benz Sabresberi1t besl
GDmmiIidrs Der MerifuItiir fir 1871, ent-
rlonirtene 9dbelle 3eigt bic enloiIale Wr5Be1
Der MgrieuItlr prp0uttion IN ben Ser.
Staatsn unb ben irnmenisn Wertb ber-a
ielben !: ssisiis
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DER (tarhfie Gyranu.

wrsiienb NIT biel idonen @ebsu
3brsr Serrfderfinite 3abI
Gabeu Der 9brannen biele
Cont sufanmen beim Yofal.
sSsbt r,ein asid, bas 9aeid oes Sd0nsnr
Cub }rau MoSt IddslnO an,
sManner beteu mid i'm stiIlea
Grau'n Dor aIler @elt mid an.1
.set6t auf 2aune III segriinbst
Msine Serrfdaft,@ fprad bas 9 oIo.
sSi@'rs gafis seb ia aIsm, I
Gurf nnb geitIsr iinb mir boIb.1
xDantt ea6 bod nidt aIsu nladtis,1
Gisl iDis Blib ber 8afaII brsin
mas ibr mibian anfstbaust,
Rsis TN Huoenblid id ein.4
GHpli9 anb sepedt BON Gtreitt,
Mo4 pie s6lafmiit aaf BEN oaapt,
xan pie p Dnmmbsit ernlien e9rittes;
9abnenO bub ne cns .Griaubtl
Mdbist. GrsnnOs, snre 6its
Dem bet etartHt bod bin id.
Softer fdmpfen felbif bsrssbsus,
sast s Das spriaport, ssesn mid
Qnb g risftn UloSs 8ufaI,
Cob uno anbere esrfeu nod
20. esr Vrsis ssbiibrt bsr D Il ,ismbxit!
esd eit Gnmmhsitl DrsimaI 9odJl4
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(Gar bic yBeitlide 8Idtter".)
Der nnge6efelle Gaf.
gon 9. Gniil 8artbsL
Mtsinen biden Better i,enli@
Sub id, Elm siim NbenbeiIen:


Sub idj Elm gum absnbsTen:
,sa, id fomm' unS sFe treulid; -
.Doh - baIb bdtt' id es beresfsn - Il
yS6r'! id .oHme ni6t aIleine. -
yReinen ginuanb = benn au Sanie
Seab' id einen 8reunb su Safe;
xSib' i9 frob beim abenbfdmaufe,
vsimmer bulb id, bab er fate,
v9osum toum' idj bsut' ;u apei'n.
Rein 8ebenfen! - benn f6on Ianse
.aennt bu ja.ben GrsunD, ben trsuea,
vseur ni9t dnsitIi9 nnr nidt banse!
CLAUDE mir, es tpirb bid freuen,
vEritt er bsute bel Bit einl -
90 seidab's, bab mir Bel 8siten
1lufern llnn,utb fin berbanntsn
llnb aur SafeIrunSe reibteu, }ya
Ginen Sit benz llnbefannten
8u 8etannten, rnitten brsin. 3
aue iparen f6on esfomnen, a5
seur ber getter unb iein @aft niGt;
@as man iiber ibn bernommen,
Staunenb slaubte man es s.fait nidt.-
Ga - Der Better fam - aIlein:
.@uten ab.nb!1 - ~ @uten absnbl
ssei, 70 fpdt? - unb gar aaeine?-
sp8ar bas Bier 70 friid uno labenb2
SsSbsr mart bu bsnt' 81 @eine? saH
v,@arnm aber nun allein?~" a
.aiebsr 8etter!1 iprad bsr Better,
iinb sr prisits NIT 8sbassn:
vgBie bu tpeibt, iit's burH' ses @.tter
.l1nb ben areunb bab' i'd i'm Masen,
Set i9 Dar bsim @Iafs @sin.1
vBie ?--bn bait ben Sreunb i'm @assns--
sy0idtbftlbaft 1T beine Siebe;
., bod berftsb' id, milf hu fassu, 1T
ys Dab ibr eu9 berIiebt In Gebbt,
yvDarnm tominif bu nun Alicia
.Sebt mir bod ben ggessten!@
@isf Der Better, unp er Iaats;
,Msinen Grennb, ben ib sebeten
,8n bsiuirtben, nun - ben brn9te
sd in @irtli6teit aud mit. g
.Do1 sr 1T befdsib'nsn Sinnes,
sSibt NIT mir auf einem Sibe
silnb erfreut iid bes @eiDinnes,
Den i6 nsbme uno beim @ite
nSit CT im,ner Oben auf.
ySit erprobt in jebem Sale,
sStets bereit, MID gu srfreuen,
sDo@ = ibr fennt i'm Idnsitsns Gle
sMsinen alteu, Iieben, treuen,
YMeinen sutsn - gppetitE
@rn me 4anfe bol Grftaunsn,
Damn elm aasemeinss .2adsnl
Spra6 i'd: vrgetter, beine aaunen
aOnnten einen miirrii6 ma1en!~
ltnb entfernte eiusn stubI. sf
Oa era merit Der Better pI6tIt6,
DAP fit ftinen 0reunb gebedt mar,
1lnb man fanb es febr ersOtlid,
s: ss;: :& d fe fr ffamos senedt mar.
1lnb - i'd fanb es enbIi1 aud.
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Der R0nis Der geleier lie6t 70 tpenia
oas Heltefl. oaB er niemaIs Muiterung
iiber feline Sruppen bait.
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Gas usus sperf bes YrdIsosntsn Sbiers
irifp ilu nd4feu WoUtnibep srf6eji,en.
Iaa 0ohordrs bus It bQfir ethdit. }oIl
GUbsr tsin. u!s ireerb eiftes, bQs Il eiuful
fsari6l lihsn Nutor bsiatIt war6s1 y.
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Sit Santa Barbara, gaIifornien, hot
mo- man eine WaiiermelOHe sesosen, bic Sc
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Ste 9eiamrnts Circulation Der Berliner
Sa9ebldtter betrdet 159, 900.

Der Spielpd6ter 3u Wtoraco besieht ie-
ss. oes So Sa9r 200 600 Granten gintinfte pon
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gtne Siibldnoerin bon BenIocola beIibs
s!ne1 Yapaeelen Der bic ib6niten Surrabs
fur @reeIeD ausbrinqt.
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SIT aetpiilen Sbeilen BON Sninois lam
man man Aspfel fur 4 Gents bas gaihel tau-
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yetroleum, in galifornien Bel Obifbdu.
men lge9eH ben Vobrmurm angemanot, bat
ole Saume beihdoist unb logar get5btet.
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Wtan bat fiirsli4 sefunben, baB bic
Sauptltaot bon Srlanb auf einem unge=
beuren RobleaIaser rubt, bas iid5 oera6e
unter yhoenir Yart befinoet.
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Ser 2aiier bon RuBlanb Soa 10 unmd-
BIG IN teinen @ewobnbeiten iein, bab bic
Aerate Die Iniiht ausseipronen baben, er
tonne flur nod tuenise Monate Ieben.
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Die fran36iifden SoIbaten tuerben iebt
I'M Stngen unterridtet, oaniit iie es aud
hlerttt tbren oeuti9en Rebenbublen aleidbs
thnfl tonnen. Wlan bat Die Wirfuna Der
ufulit TIM lesten Rries iebr parbieea se-
lernt. ;.
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Gin tnnger Mann periebte fiirslih in
0er SdfDei5 fetnem goter in Der Srunfen-
beit ;elneil tootli6en WeHeriti1. OieSer
rtet ben Utoroer por ieineRl Weriheiben air
llh, la8te ibnt nie er am beiten entfpmmen
Tonne. COB ibn nod etwas Gelb unb -
mar cine 2ei1e.
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Sie beiben 2onboner Weoraen= unb
abeno 3ettuneen. Die sesenwdrtig bic
9roBte Circulation beliben, Der 9ailb 9er
lIe9raph uno oas g9O, eeb0ren 3pei Bril-
bern, ben Serren gaiuir, uno 4rtbur 4r.
nolo.
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Zines Der neuen 8emehrz zWlobelle, bic
Der fran3bliiden Heaieruns porselest tpor-
ben itno, belibt ben 8ortbeil. baB bic 8a-
troneit ba3u nDtbieenfalls auf benz
S1la4ttslh ielbit ansefertist tperben fbn-
men.
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Cine iinge sSrau su 2onoon, bic erIt ei-
nen Wonat perbeiratbet mar, beeina
Selbtmoro, inbenr iie fid3 cine NabeI ins
Sers itteB-Darum2 neil ibr Mann 5id
odrtiber beflost bate, baB bic Sammels.
tenle 5u itarf 9ebraten mart Hs9s
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Yin Ort In Ranfas fuht gintuanberer
6aourd 8u perfiibren, anf Der NeiIe ibren
Anfentbalt bort ju nebnet, bab er bon 5ib
erfldrt, es Jet lett mebreren Sagen tein
Trernoer bort ermDrbet tporoen.
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yin gben1ann in galifornien piII 5ic3
noit ielner Jraa f6eiben faIien, neil ne
thnt tudbreno ieiner Mbtpeienbeit idrieb :
ySe ldnger bu meg biit, beifo mebr liebe i'd
oi4. Sic bebauptet iebt, Der Wsann per.
ttebe otele MeuBeruna abfGtIi4 fallA. q
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! z q n II 2 e ~ f77 7 y n
4 tIis III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
HARLEM COURTHOUSE FRAUDS.

FIRST SESSION OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
The Special Senate Committee, consisting of
Senator'S Hemann, Benedict, and Weissnan met yester
day afternoon, in Harlem Hall, in Northumberland
twenty-hithst, between Third and Fourthaves 10 In
yestgate the alleged frauds in the erection OF the Ninth
District Courthouse. C. H. Ktehel appeared as counsel
for the Commission He reported that as the subpenas
had not been received from Albany no witnesses had
been summoned in legal manner. He stated 10 the
Committee the course which he designed 10
pursue in The investigation: To produce all
the documents relating to the erection Of the Ninth Dis
trict Courthouse-contracts, pay-ros, bills. &e-apd
then 10 examine such witnesses as may be Thought
necessary in relation to them. The courthouse was
erected he said, under Chapter the Lava of 1870
appropriang 100000 for the building and constituting
the Civil Justice of the District. the Police Justice and
the Commissioner OF Public Works the commission for
building It, These were Mr. Tweed. Justice Porter. and
Justice McQnade. Counsel SAID that he had r,,ten IN
Judge McQuadc requesting him TO appear yesterdav
with tne records Of Tic Commission but ~ Ao had failed
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from t. knew that he had been educated ~ camps
but his training the training OF mi.a Sy,oS in
mnnder aud that he had not been euuc''oIh NH ~
that school of civil administration "n iJ
forms the true statesman. knew eha' that rif
nautical opinions had been crudely 1OrIe1' oS
his ideas we're rudey shaped that he haa hetet
voted INIT once In his life and that ne hsu uepato
,vb ,tier he should become the standafu-peaIcr
of ne Republican or Democratic parry Du c,
Thought that this man OF h'-htlnoo a. pba aeld
who lad performed distinguished services IN que ne,
might bring about peace 60 our country 0y as ~ he
nous and Wise craftsmanship heal ny the WOUNDS on ue
yVoT assuage the su1crngs OF civil strife, ana pnry
m the crave the haired, contentious ana revenge witch
~ ' 80 b9d cngeudered and unite the whole people
Of tbis Land INTO one homogeneous patrlouo people,
Ioin no Est or Wcs!, North or South, but only me
prpublc under which we live, ana the one hdE WHICH
we SO much reverence lAppLtuse'I ,.. 81,
CEN Grants SWAY civil ruler, now stands the record
tnghtl Why the skeletons of dead issues are draggcl
the platforms and ratified the face Of the country
i'm order that arOusng passion ana stirring up htlc
there NAV be false sympathy created IN tAe minus OF
the people. 49,, .. - 49, ,,r,,.,, a
minstration and concluded by paying hSl tribute 10
his associate the State ticket Mr.. Aernan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
SPEECH OF JUDGE OSTRAYDER.

Judge Ostrander said that he was like the
ancient Queen who declared that the half was not tod
her for no had heard of the Liberal enthusiasm, Dut
never fully realized IL TIL he attended tho Unonsquare
and the present meetings. The campaign III when inc
country had entered peculiar one, KIND OF ciS'
quite as much so in its way that of $780, ana the par
ties conducting 1t must stand up to be judged MI
Boutwell, in 1863 said in speech that johnson had pau
the debt at the rate Of 50O0COO per year. or toa Vi
nearly SJOOOOOC0O in three years The interest OF ABOUT
S3OOO0OOO per year this, or OF SyOO)OVO
for three years, the present Administration
had not been obliged to pay 1t had also
had far less heavy army and navy bills 10 pay. so that
really Mr.. Boutwell, had done about S225,OJlOUO less
year than had been done under President Johnson Inc
Brooklyn revenue collection told similar story
The Southern debts had increased Immensely,
too. not on account OF the C0nledeIitt
debt, for that had been rcpudiatcd, but
on account of wretched government. There was no
such spectacle in the Liberal ranks. Horace Greeley
was honest and the friend OF the oppressed Inc speaker
had declared him the day OF MS nomination, ana
believed in min. q,
There was almost as marked contrast between the
State candidates There was "a hard struggle before
them. but 1t hopeful one. Names majority was
largely reduced when all elements were counted IN TO
the struggle them that the des Of November that the
wires might tell the glad story, 1--WE have met the
enemy, and they ours ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Daniel held for slbbng JOHN Homes and Henry Miller
about the and face.
At Jefferson Market. yesterday, Justice Ledwith
committed VIM Ryan easer for robbng George Bustow u
watch and chain Fhave "Wednesday night. Mason c. Weld
the propeto OF The american Poultry Bai<tn arrested
Yesterday for beng Isaac Van Wrinkle of GreenY ~ j. The
" set down for examination
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday. Judge
Bedford presiding William Dunn, charged with and battery upon
Ohccr kaGle Of the Eleventh Precinct acquitted and IL
appeared from the testimony the officer GUILTY
Dunn by striking him wish his club the
complained or Juige Bedford addressed letter Police Com
miisouers requesting them 10 investigate the matter
About q month ago, Jim Mcdonald and Daniel
Lucy two exeouyct committed at Jefferson Market by Justice
Fowler presiding Justice the result Of injuries inflicted
by them bartender Casey sOon, AZ Houston and Greenests
The affair caused the death OF Mr. Casey who lying i'll 10
overhead The bartender still In Bellevue Hospital in very
pecinols state Ga Wednesday number OF Eghh Wand poll
caus called Justice Fowler representing that the injured
Of danger him bail for prisoners 1850 EACH
This bail be yesterday Hearing Of the Justice
Cox Jefferson Market yesterday withdrew Justice FOWe
commitment fully prisoners
pOiti sSo TO ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-20
SPEECH OF CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.

FELLOW CITIZENS OF KINGS COUNTY: | am
glad to meet tonight with you on this auspcOus occa
son when if may judge by the faces before me, by
the packed thousands that assembled Ihere, may
safely judge that you will roll up for ticket
this Fall such a majority as Kings County
has never rolled given before. Applausel say
10 you that the enthusiasm which speaks here this
side Of the East River is felt from the Battery Niagara
Falls. have trayersed in way and another the diff
ferent parts of the State of NewYor and everywhere
the moving coming together for the discussion
of principles and the enthusiastic response the prn
cples which party enonciates, tell me that the En-
pre State is TO give her verdict in November for peace,
for reconciliation. and for good government so
phstical!y that the Continent will shake under the
sound. lApplause.l
-Four years ago one OF those who, IN the City OF
Brooklyn and at other places advocated the election Of
Gen Grant. did 10 because ne prc1rnc, a8 preached
then, the doctrine VI peace, and promise
was tue hcuehceut influences which Uoald dow
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

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SPEECH OF EX-JUDGE REYNOLDS.

FEILOW-C CITIZENS Revolutions, it is said,
never eo backward some Of Administration friends
have vauly imagined however, that they have been
able o. carry Vermont and Maine they have inteposed
an barrier 10 the progress OF that popular tide
which, 20 tHc very outset, trumphantly annihated
party traditions, and swept away party lines in the in
forest Of The country. n s idle thought. This Ad
miuisiratiou W its failures TO accomplish what it prom
iscd and What the people had right 10 expect and de-
mand by IFS corrupuons exposed. confessed, and yet
unrcpcutrd by It's wanton disregard OF law, and its
bold and reckless assumptions OF power in the interest
Of faction; by al its shortcomings and its sins, has
evoked an earnest and determined. think, patriotic
hostility not only among its old opponents but from
many Of Tie most ustriOus the most sincere, and the
most devoted OF its original supporters
The Liberal party, therefore, from the necessity g. Tue
case ~ first only combination OF DIS tant elenents
s fast becoming compact, 8Od force, ready t0r ell
fectivo service IL is party that has entire harmony OF
principles Wei as OF purpOses IL is nhuihR OUT ls
strength aud Is awake TO the necessity OF using IL; 1T Is
NOT frivolous uudny elated but II is stimulated 10
rrt nd energy 10y the brightest prospects Of success
have right therefore, 10 congratulate you on the happy
ofucus nf the campaign Our State Conventions have
properly Emphasized the two keynotes OF the contest;
Reform 100 The nation ana the oiate' anu reunion ,
and reconciliation with the south. MOST Iuy 40
Ne pf sent as the foremost opponents OF these Leading
lido i- Horace Greeley and Francis Herman shall IN
ruousut have tie pleasure OF introducing 10 yOu the
man wLo ls | trust, to be the next Governor
al TIE Empire State-a man IN whom L
take. perhaps, peculiar pride, as ne IS one
Iutcty and ability the labOIOus procession 70 winch
l.Nr voted ihe humble abOrs OF my lie. He Is the
Zoo of a corruption IN every party cOnspcuOuSly so,
when 10 Happens 40 he IN MS own; ana man OF such
csi n every ctzeu as well the good Of the state,
would M secure ln MS hands THIS much, at edst-t is
ls ducsEud nc said OF him al TINS distance from MS
home inuc need say, as you VIII nave the pleas
uIe " 4stcllI-, 10 his address.