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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
Aegrs gynas and Ssperstitissa.

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An Esslishmsn In virgisia writes to the
Lood@ .,.. 60 aa%+ nos no 2'e oi 49,, =!
b Same Of the songs and hynss Of the
negroes srs very peculiar: I rcd some
yen. ago In one Of George Augusta ssia's
American letters the following specimen Of
; negro hymn: .b.fd 4" @7TAah1 CT :, ''71H
chaee The deabil roend stssn
''rd',e SC! rs Is e: -, ,.-e
Since I came 70 the South ], have teen
curious 10 6nd ont II this was really xeuu.
Inc quotation from negro hymnoIogy. Men,
tioning 1t to . gentleman with whom VA
dining, 10 laughed, and said he he'd never
heard Of Il; but on asking bic negro servant
II It was ever sung n their religious pest-
ings. the reply w. :. Yes. . 4 L de ipsayr
mesting."' 80 after oil, George Augustus
va h9ht The negroes are great adopts 1t
composine what they regard - sacred songs.
bss. NJ words ssldam cesaAin 0ushseus IT
rhyme. Hersis 1 tstos from 4 yimio which
tSves1 popular:
Oar dey comes Ole Satan, eSyf
!. NJ Z. wa ths gtb!: asass No. "a, ds,aK
H r. S:lt IS cesss So ps o. s eI.~-
l Agotheno( Slteir favorite hymns contains
the following .-=-===-..= -
Mind ~ siet1 hOW ~ Wall - ~ 1Eosa, pHth
j. Y04 loot might sllp and y0ov 1o0l ~ )Dsel I"
~ @Gatut ..-..- Id00e 6soo nss0o1T,fH' Hri.Wll-i
------. done heen tried.
l. tFATg Ibeeo to the water
- And hees baptized.
0losy, hallsujahl
The negro WHO ~ r.. got religion "ossally
gives queer account Of how he got It. His
ideas on theological snbjes:.s ARP Seesrally
confined to some Supernatural manifestation
OF which be he's been the subject Never
tAle!ee1,' shese ibos peSpsss oftsa q show The
oGtwazd aisns o. - Inward fsod spidssal
EerAece% f,hays = sa. ~ halfo dosss Uncle
Toms rec66sIy,y iand atine of Ne 'bslssviug
2E;eesaDa0ss-waeo-snB Usod10 h1vUs
weakpAb -ossslsuag t'qasn1i ~ siseS be
he'd d'"de olnnesS - ~ AooasSSssics
.assseellns snA his'vhtss Ssishbun ~ tba
hab asuaxesfplAgy, chuakeubeia sstsyiss.
aeseansThap astniey Sdtk yrisb bns old
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09

-: =: e.; 4: e q s: 49, ss:
That I'll claim, Y Isl o,m o.; ;,i eo.
r06aeions hessl0foso Or hs1Unlte1a0unsnsased
bZ the several Jnoiao tribes. Ut BY member
thifGl6, may hereafter 10 presented 10 lht
Secretary OF the Interior for the purpose Ut
having the 0Ds audited. Il shall b The
duty Of the Secretary 70 psepare and came
Ifo@UbSe10d such Tu)es and regulations
9 he nay deem seceeeary- Or proper, pre-
1csiflbiug tho mau0W Of presenting such
claims. End the degree and character d vi.
sbsl edSi6iy ihtsItiEss3 III iSi - 3
[Way b presented u aennadaoco r1iihaashS
rules and ssgulati0ns prepared and publish,
I'd BY him - aforesaid, and shall repOrt TO
the House Of Representatives, u the begin;
ming Of each reguAy session Of Congress.
the nature, character, and amount Of each
CLAIM. whether allowed BY him in whole or
In part, and the evidence upon whbCh his
hktlOn thereon wis bosed. 9uch 'yvpofts
when made 10 Shove provided shall b re-
tfelrvd joy the Standing Conmi,tes (of The
House Of Representatives, on ApprOpria.
lt'ne. for examination |; which cOmm)tiee
shAlk include in The gegp)4S, .lndjen 1ppp>
pfatt6D bill, ct each session of C0ukSees,
such SON 20 may b 'bece1sisy' 10 my 'edSh
Of sid claims u 'ssid ccmmirtee shall ilnd TO
b bona 6de. and properly audited and d.
hwed BY the Secretary Of the Interior, 81
bsreinbef0re provided. , .,u,,, o. ~, H.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-05

CAPTURING A SEA LIoNEss.-A C,,ilorn;.
paper gives description Of how sea lioness
was captured BY the very man who has bro.
vided Barnum with the stock Of that il; and
the exhibition must be far preferable TO The
animals appearance in do.y state. as rnrt
Of the great neral show. A ten.ton schooney
was the craft which invaded the haunts Of the
sea lions, and lariats were the weapons used
in their capture. The specimen Obtained va,
white one, and six lassoes were tied to.
gether, and six sturdy seamen app,;ed tbe;r
beat efforts 70 landing their powerful prize.
Ihe prog1mme WAS to tire her out, but \ long
time was spent in doing it, amid the roars
and bellewings Of whole drove that had
crowded around with the pandemonium of
lament at the intricacies in which the Helen
Of the place found herself involved She
stcutly resisted the we'll meant effor, at CON
ISOLATION, however, and when the whelps tear
fully crowded around her she yiciousIy
erunched their Aesh and bones, and thrashed
the rocks with their bodies. She made good
head also against oil attempts to get her into
the strong cage that was constructed. catching
it in her mouth and tearing off the planks
but at last, after an exhaustive struggle o
several hours, abe was hoisted on board, ane
now awaits the highest bidding Snowman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-05
Baltimore Lock Hospital.
Who're nay ne obs aimed the most ccrtnir
speedy, pleasant and 0miy enect tWai re,n
say IL The world for ali
DISEASES uk IMpKEnENCE

WsAkness Of the BacA Ltmts, sric,uies Adeotors
sac kaasy: or Bladder !ayolura,y b''sh.,ges. .s.r
L. iprss. onfsoa IDEAS. Pa!pi.stan ,I ., mo e
%' o Il. TT. asaa. DaaT: Nose s o. or
i,ve.. .Lunes ston act Bs~.s-.hest rerao+ p,sotd
r.atcces 10 their vteiins thsr s0ag
syrens Mauve,s Of Ulysses, biighttur tt.n
brilliant hop sor rueps,ons. .rsndsrne u'srrlsseA'
osslbls.
Especially. victim of SOLITARY Sie
drsaia and destructive nsoit which annually
ex.i,sd ,aIsr Is and el.ui tu,eilect. itsae
have raucsd h.,en,ng senates c.n IN. tband-
MARRIAGE.
Married fs'soss or Young Msp cont.mpaung rntrfa.,
aware Ply ricsl Wee IL ss 81 Procts ts towei
Inpc.ency, S., .sus E.ei..o,.ay. pe,pna.'.a e.f3n
wtaxness kstvois Deoiiity, oIauy oth-t
Hs .hs pisc .. as.li under snec.rs ofpr. may
ons conn in his honor .s sSentlenan. ana conf isuI
rely upon LssSill ~ physicsn
ORGANIC WkAkNEsa
m ,asiiutsiy ursd aud tull vigor restored.
THIS cson fe pisetab!ssna
lml ossio- lathe p-"si. p.ia ty th- .,ct'
AZ ss e, e: lfo@ ue,seSt .~.ts o. sne ,.saq s".s
"
10 los. soone by thoss tsihs nto improper hsh,s .hs
@
som. :, oo.n body snd mind .,ss The sys..m
Loss q Pfoc:es,s Powell Nervous lsr,..eili,. bssi
{, ssa .s.sns ;1 De-.
A
Reiist in SIR Hours. No Mercury,
Persons Ruined BY l0noraxf. 1rUSsng Fvetesaers
Their Deadly Poisoms skosid apply ims.ediatetp.
DR. JOHNSTON.
Msmbsr Goysl College Of surgsons, London drA
asas OF the nos. eminen. coii.ses the unie'
sss sa:pi.s. 10 London. Aaa.lPAn and .s.vhe
.1:s a.sS With sns
ssis vhsn ase.p .l.rmed a.
sonsIimss with arrangement OF mind we're curedtmmt
''-' TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DrJ. sddressas all sAess wleaavs injured shsnssves
s.s :S: cnss rum Ss
s.s: n: 80 ;ss:s :ss :s. . ss
R:; 81; a:se e q o
s:s...l s.ssiisS si.pss@: 81 S:s:ea pses; &C.
s- dfssds1 Le:.ei Nses!I. 5osu.os q Id:.: DspIs'
= 40. 70
MS preduesd:
~. sSass II sS.lr dsssiss isssh. e.i.s vissr
sonias ~. .:.;ss. ..a :S:e,s':a s.yns s.ns
''''''"-' YOuNe MEN
aui.:s Il :sss sss.s. ~ - :...y i.;e:
e. -: sss: - % 81 .'ss s s:d
:::;:s:s :ss: ..% hi. :i sSos.' s:,
l.: y; :::;:s::.:: :: ss'
Il fss 8 $ MARRIAGE.
a>Aaaa shaa aoanA Dia sad oody the most nee
9ss
:::s:
+. Di1nAsI uF IMPRuDENCE.
W.. ~ ulssuasa1 esa imprsdsss weary otrleas
asNs ssaas IS - inhle4 sAs sesds sais painful disc
IA 70 IN q n4oooo ehAs li-simed soLse OF shame
tr.sa cf ieoc3 os thin from apnlyingto those
fom siseeoo ~ ssepseeehisy befrieud h
asy mptcm bis hotr,d
ssss tSsl5 - ules..,ed :srs % .hI,
:s:. 81: :s;s ensd soss. sas %S' snS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-05
ri, L.nd a Mand.

>. m.l \. Of up, and downs
Lend hand.
-. "a mndc Of thorns and crowns
NV NV" would he lattor wSar'
its9a y .oms " crushed heart from desDair-
Lend hand! ...
Gowns are not alone Of gold
Lend a hand; =,
,;.nond, are bought and sold:
D', w. % ,hs crowns that good men hold
Came from noble deeds alone
Lend handl
Many crowns that many wear-
Lend a hand;
N.,.r In the sunlight glare:
~ n'"~ond, never In them shine.
yst they hold ii4ht divine.
Le d a hand.
gold light that ns'sr shall faae
Lend hand.
p.auty art hath never msds.
e. these crowns that good men wear
Everlasting are. . rare
Lend hand.
wou,d you own 40 bright crowA3
Lend hand.
When Won see brother dowD..
,".n Ill from the deep. dark night.
All niace him in the morning lignt-
Lead d ha ID.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-05

duaed IN whss eisas, tasls sqssnsy esrasd from sv
ssGpasioas. q sehee. - osees Of which are ngh
aASs ss1 SSsassySbssh MAD aad body. .shos'
VIA ~ ~ ysaag ese she Aeps Of his couAr,
ne I'm a Is bssnatehed from ell pro
&; . -; ~: :::,::,:,:: !:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-05
MANAGE.

Raneoe tho4o o0QpA ~ $50 oody are the most nec'
~, cecretas 3 peesaess happress fnd~'
0ithoas S6A tsjtesney through life becomes weary p
&. GsS Sol11 6is4 AsipsI es1 ali<d With sne me !.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-05
nfSiAsS ;Or 1MPRuDENcE.

~. ~ maseua1n1 eaa tmprads weary Of reasn:
sSes R - 6n6sA sAs sssds shis painful dieeas
i . - q l94ese sAAs - li-s,ned .eLse Of shame
om sissseS - sseVsseabiLsy. lone befreud hin
ss mptcm hotrd die
s~ss SSa tSoiS liberated ssre Lhro
diesased 80 n f3Sol In the head ana 'mbs I'm
.. sns sais e"ns, snS IL. ~
ishtui paiss Of the mouth or ii
FL - ofshe Shs vcsim othls wfu sas
$1,000 horrId tli death puts
corod 70 his drss@Ml saAgings BY sending him to ia"
MS aEL HHeI9LY vACT tha, thou.ah q. 10 tail yay,"
70 sSis sssSsis ais6ass sw,ss 20 .he r
s0I. nhnegAl. isls sss ssassisusies and make re
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-05
,onsss 2 South Frederick Street

Len has. eide seiss Danorsssreess fev doorstro
~ coVoey. eel Hes - observe and = lumber.
-, 10 tssss Isselve1 uAlsse poe. paid ant conAin
ssSnp V ~ uAod ~ The resl' fersens wrinns shon
,,ste ~ and scat pegsisn stadvsrss-nest descrea
.ynpsens. -
Or Johseaa Il necessary especially 70 mo.
uaneod 9th hh rspesasfou, thas his Crsdenss
OtpaNnas slvsys assg N hW s%ss.
r. lNDORSBMBNT OF THE rkESS.
me uesy thousands cured asshis sstablhhmens with
10 lase svsssy .sArs And ths numerous
1pefasssas performed by Dr. Johassen Wit" -srd o.
.oSss ef s S&s aud many other papers, notc.e Q.
,avp ,psarsd again again before She puolie
AuAis6 sssssssan 81 character and rest ensoa","
,ulDeisLt euaTAatee tothe a0sctea.
4KIN DlSkADB oY11DILY CURED.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30
4 NEW SPANISH IHQUISITION.
A Political Earthquake In SPAIN
Madrid a Hot-sed Of 1ntrigues and
Conspiracies.

New YORK, May 20.
A special dispatch rom Madrid says that the
cause of the fall OF the Sagosta ministry Is as
follows: On the presentation of the budget II
was found that twenty million dollars naa
been diverted from the colonial TO The interior
department. On neing called upon TO explain,
Sauosta said that lke money was nsed III the
secret service. This reply was nnsatlsiaci ory,
and particulars Were demanded. .sagosla
finally declared tha! the money was used oy
the police spy department, and produced tne
records whI:n the money was spent 10 pro-
cure. These records consist of letters OF pon'
ticians, deputies and generals, ,and OF reports
oftheir movements Whether these records are
true OF lass, they cmpose The most won6eriul
exhibit ccer made BY any government. SVerS
promiuent Spaniard is represented as oelng
involved In sUme conspiracy, ana MaarlG ap-
pears 10 be vast neat OF poiiilcal nl.rsue.
Strano Is said to be involved 10 o noVeintnt
IN favor of Alphonse. the son III e3 queen isa,
bella. Rey, recently minister OF ~ar, Is salo
10 be compromise with the Carlsts ana Ior,
rella with the InternatIonals DISTINGUISHED
Republicans are reported 50 proposing 70
plinder the Bank Of Span, Castelar, az
Wishing only to seIze the csln, and MargaiI es
r5giny the seizure of The bullion also: Inc
kim is represented as hahng no coincidence
In the capacity or honesty OF Spanlards, and
az having asked advice Of his father as TO tne
propriety of employing Prussian generals.
This remarkable glimpse Of Sranisl parties IN
their Intrlgues has had the effect of q political
parth0uakp
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30
THE CROPS IN LORIDA.
Newspaper Reports.

We noticed that the corn crop between
Palatka and Mellonville looks fair. and prom
lses an average yield. The dry weather seems
not to have injured either the corn or cotton.
PalatEa tFla.) Herald.
We had yer, refreshing shower on Tues
day afternoon about Monticello and south
ward. The dry weather had played havoc
with the gardens, but cotton and corn looks
f1onrIshng. Most of the crops are clean. and
the plnnters are up with their work.-Monti-
cello tia. jAduertiser.
l-A correspondent of the Gainesville (Fla.)
Era, writing from Mlcanopy, SAYS: The cot
ton crop, am glad 10 say, is In a donrshing
condition in this section. though IL Is little
too dry-we need rain very much. Corn is
not doing so well; tits burning up and dying
for the want of rain. The corn made last
year is not good. The weevil has eaten 1t up;
consequently, If there is not good crop made
this year. the country will be In q bad cond-
tion. But If we just caH get rain, think there
will be q good crop. II has been splendid
time to kill grass, and believe he farmers,
as general thing, have their crops pretty
clean The orange trees are doing very well,
considering the dry weather. There will be a
tremendous crop this year. The trees have
shielded O great many, but there Is a large
crop of them left. There never was known 10
be such heavy crop in great many years.
The banana Ia also doing WE'LL fact, every
thing In the fruit line promises large crops.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30
Org @oons, rs.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
sTolL, WEBB & CO.
Ao. 2az Kiko arRKET.

The subscribers respectfully inform their frtsnds
and customers and the public! generally t1ak on6
Of their nrm has just returned from Dew YORK
GOODS at reduced prices, which we viii NOW onsf
at small advance On cst We beg 10 CAL yopf
attention to the following now open n {:
5000 ards FIGURED BERAGES atil2'sc.' Wortn
$500 wards japanese and Berares as l5c,worth IS
4OUo ards japanese Grenadlne ate yards for 81
zvoo yards japanese arensdlne at 20c., worth ~
SO yarls Back drenadlne at ~ and Soc, worth
case each super Fast colors Lawns x7ls.;tsk st lak
so pieces white pique at esc. worth IS 900 :,
50 pieces White Ptqae 50; IS and 4oc.yery cheap
Plsia and Striped Hainaouks o. 70 ana 100, Worn
'stf so ami IS l5ra =, 80 80 - .S,Iss5.'
Bishop Lawns at 2s. 80 70 zoo; ~,i4. ~ Z. ;sfil ~
aid and Striped swt.s 25 ana Soc. gt;.s;.,.f
Nainsook and MulI Hus los g - - -
80, IS ami ~ LonRclOths ..s,f -. :it'2
a. ~ and IA Browns in fne and heavy
1o.a sleachet and Brown shes.ings ea sS...r.. 1,
B I'd. Eye and Ru. STA Diaper ;f!rt,fi, Z
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns
1000 yards Urasl'a 1oc. per yard-cheap f's'S
| HucE Diapers at l6H 20 and 26c. i. 49,
loo dczen Huck Towels from 81 to 81 per dozen
Damask Napkins and Doyes. .4ti,, :. B ,+4.--aii
1000 yards Apron Linens at 20, 26 aud soe.--yery
Linen d. Ills. in Brown ana White, very cheap q,
\ Summer sslmeres .,..f;
Summer Tweed for children - -
500 S,et dozen @ Linen Cambria uaadkerchets Isc. 70
So PR dozen -. 49, -.
| Hosiery and Goves-full llnes o. F.,2z -!
| Fine Assortment Lace Points. ta cl,i:;S...,.stl
We respectfully solicit an examination Of our
to show goods. Respectfully. n, :. -
may3o2 No. 2s7 King atreet. =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30
THE COLORED KU-KLUI.
An Arrogant Assump ion OF Authority
tFrem the Columbia oarolInian.] !

Frem the Columbia Carolnian.l
We ore Informed taat the two colored per.
sons who were arrested at Ciuton and carried
to Char eston some time since, 10 company
with the whites, charged with Ku. Kluxism,
arc still held iu con inement 10 the jail here.
It will be remembered that Judge Bond or
dered them to be returned to Laurens 10 give
recogniz ,nce for their, appearance at the spe-
cial term of Lne United States Circuit Court
here But somebody has arrogated the au-
thority to stop them here In .transitn,
and, by keeping them In confinement, 70
deprive them oil the right to bail, whlcn
was accorded them, even BY Judge Bono.
This strikes us as. one OF the most ma
rlllous and arrogant assumptions Of authority
Sy some irresponsible officer, which ought 10
be The more promptly exposed and punished,
because the victims are cUOred men, not per-
baps US we'll aware of their rights or az able 10
maintain them az their mure forluoate white
companions in bonds, who were arrested for
the same vffruce and have long since been re-
leased on bail under the order of the court
which equally covers their case. The case 10
one without excuse, as We are Informed tnat
the prisoners stand ready to lender ample ball,
II permitted to do 80. in Lanrens County.
Here Is an illustration of civil rights for the
black nun,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

James Gordon Bennett is seriously Ill.
"A terrible tornado passed over sc. Cnarles
Parish, Louisiana, yesterday, causing greal
Tie Methodist General Conference yester,
day elected Rev. E. Wentworth editor OF the
Lldy's Repository. ,
The German taiors and shoemakers, en-
gagged on fine work IN Cincinnati, have strucK
lUr higher wages. y,,,,
was bnrned Yesterday. Loss s2OO,0O0. me
Watchmau of the factory is missing, ana II ls
not known whether he per shed In the names
or fired The building himself ana linen ao'
A lurv In Philadelphia court, In the case
of man charged with selling liquor on sun
day, have been locked mp since Salurday. "llo
the Judge threatens TO Keep llelh loSNeu VI
until the end OF The term unless tlley agree.
The NaIInnaI Agricultural Congress and
the AuricnIlnral Association. now IN session
nt Sf I,mis nave consolidated under The
name of The National Agricultural Consress
with J. P. R-ynol,ls as president, and Charles
". Greene, of Tennessee. secretary. :,
The Presbyterian General Assembly,, 10
session at Detroit, has repealed me require
ment OF one years prob 1tlon LOT MINIS! er.
from foreign lands, and passed resolll'lons
d'sapprovlng of opening urI gallerles ano
The anniversary of the Brooklyn Sunday:
schools occurred yesterday. The number o
children in the procession was estimated at
thlrty.hve thousand. aud the numerous bands
with the brilliant flags and banners carried oy
the schools, made beautiful and imposing
spectacle. - n,o,, q
"A shooting afrray between Thaddeus :
Bennett and William r. HoWie, IN Rlchmono
Yesterday afternoon, resulted in The lattpl
being killed. The difficulty originated In thu
alleged intimacy between Bennett aud lh'
wife of Howle.
The Annual Convention Of the PrOtestan
EoIsconal Church Diocese convened at Bai
more Yesterday. Rev. Mr.. southgAle preached
sermon. Rev. Mr.. Whiltinsnam read Tn
annual address. congratnlaling tne Dloces
nnon ils unpXampled prosperity, due largel
10 Bishop Pinkney's energy and devotion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-30
WASHINGTON, MAY 20.

WASHlhtTON, Mhy
In the Senate, the committee OF conference
on the supplemental apportionmenc reported
that the Senate should recede from It's amend.
mrnt This was adopted. The bill estal, ,llsh'
ing the western judicial dis riet OF NorCn caro-
llna was adupted The tariff and tax Dill was
resumed. A molion to leave the present lax
ON tobacco unchanged was lost by seventeen
10 lhirty-two. aud the amendment liking Inc
tax or twenty-four cents PER pound was auopL.
Ell. The amendment extending me tlme Wnen
tobacco may be admitted from BONDED ware.
houses for one year from tne passage o.
the net passed an amendment that all TOBACCO
"A bonded warehouses when this act takes
effect shall pay new tax was adopted.
The appropriation committee reported civil
apDropriat,on Dill Recommending the striking
ouL of the two hundred and fifly thousand fur
compensation for the Southern mall service,
and Inserting two hundred and iorty-one ihous
and dollars TO pay CnerOkee orphan Claims OF
1882 49,
The negative votes against advising the
President 10 negotiate supplemental srtlcle
to The Treaty OF Washington was eight, incluo
ing one eonthern man, Hamilton, OF Texas
Sumner voted nay. The government To-Day
recslSed- official inform stton ny cable, IRON
London, that the BRUSH Ministry are acting
with their customary caution In the premises
No definite result has been reached.
In the House, the bill bridging the Mlsslssip
pI at Omaha and Nebraska passed. The OH
fixing the time OF elections OF Congressmer
and President In Louisiana on The same day
passed and goes TO the President. The Dill
releasing Japan from s375, 900 balance on the
treaty passed. Butler, Ut Massachusetts, op
posed the nil as giving up nearly nall o NIL
lion of dollars without any su11clent reaset
for doing 30. He hoped that the House Woult
stand true to the people and prevent the vol
Ing away of this money on the mere slckl!
serlilmenlality OF culLlvatlng friendly reiatien
with our half savage friends In Japan. INT
Alabama claims had been given up, In ordel
10 cultivate peace with Great Britain, ana nov
the money was to be gwen up In order 10 cul
tyate peace with japan. Thus we are ouylnl
peace, until we shall be the most degraded na
ton on the earth. ,,
BniIpr. of Massachusetts, from the ku-Klu1
committee, reported the Dill 10 amend Ime en-
iorcement act in regard TO elections. The re
porting OF the bill was the signal lot lns oppo
sition to resort 10 parliamentary tactlcs II
prevent q vote. Holman opened tne Oal! a
8 % by a motion to adjourn, supplemented D!
motion py Wood, that when the House al
iouru it adjourn to meet on Friday next. Tn!
attention of these two moiOus, which are al
wsys In order, may occupy the time OF tll'
House Indefinitely. After several VOTES 0.
yeas aud nays, The Democrats showing N
signs ut yielding. and many Republicans no
cariug &c keep up The useless contest. mo
ton to adjourn was carried at half-past fear D.
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