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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

A lady in accounting to her friend for her
temporary disappearance from society, said she
had been celebrating ner wooden wedding
having lust married blockhead.
The sge of railroads and the telegraph give
rise to fast living, and Increases the desire for
making rapid fortunes. some wishing to out
strip. and Others 10 be II least equal to their
neghbors. In order to keep up with this cage
and unequal contest, the brain is taxed to ITS
utmost power. while humanity j. rendered an
easy prey TO disease. The Heart, Liver.
Stomach Lungs or Nervous system become
afflicted and sickness, in the form of Heart
Disease. Jaun.lice Dyspepsia. Bronchitis, Con
sumption. Paralysis or Mania. is the result
The use OF Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypo-
phosphtes will enable the mini to sustain "a
greater strain unfettered by conflicting thoughts
and unwearied by continued study. 1t imparts
power of concentration. What before SCENE Il
difficult of solution. becomes comparatively
easy. and the body is physically stronger under
its use.
If you don't stop using tobacco. the first
thing You know you will have the amaurosis,
angina pectoris, hypOchondriasis and locomo-
t0ratdXv.
DR.. WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is
"a combination and IA form indeed" for healing
and curing diseases of the throat, lungs and
chest. Ii cures cough by loosening and cleans
ing he il'ngs. and allayIng irritation; thus re
n0ring the cause, instead of drving up the
cough and leaving the disease behind.
A London merchant advertised for clerk
who could bear confinement" He received
an answer from one who had been seven wears
in jail.
Cut off my curls with your scissors
mamma" is the foundation of the latest musical
morseI. 1t is expected to be succeeded BY rip
my chignon with your jack-knife, papa"
Reader. are Won troubled with headache
Try Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil For all
kinds of pain, and for sprains. or bruises or fol
internal pains, or cramps, 1T works like 4
charm" Call for ii where You trade. s. A..
Howes Il Co. wholesale agents.
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Obituary notices 5egond NE dafe name ana age
must be DdiR far

Obituary notices 6egond NE tate, name ana age
must be paid for.l
In Stockton. Feb, >, Emma, daughter OF VIM. and
Lizzie Warren, aged IS years.
IN Castihe Jan. 20, Miss Eliza A., daughter OF
Isdoc ami Atbic Whitman as0d "A years
IN New YORK CITY, Jan. =, after short illness,
Willis W., youngest OF John F., and Lizzie
could.
IN Manchester, n. II, Jan. 8, Alyah $, only son
of BENZ. ana Mary A. Hutchin .ou, formerly of this
CITY, aged 4 wears aud 10 months.
In Waldo tao. IS, Mss Mary +. Storer aged ~
years.
II Rookland Jau 18th, Sarah l.. daughter Of Ed
ward Martin. aged 10 years.
In Concord. y. II jan =, Mr.. George II. Mans
field, tormerlv ct camden, gei ubJut 40 years.
~ kocsport, Ham. 4tta Mrs Ellen VI. Spear, wife
q L. A Spear aged 30 years and months Bo--
ton pnpers ease CODY
In No. Haven, jan. 10th, Hannah Olive, wife of
Hantord W. Beverage. a4rd about a Years.
In Lilrolnviiie, Jan. 41th, Sarah Jane wife OF
Gap. Daniel Luut, aged )! years. California papers
pIt.tse cOpN.
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city Affairs.

Feb, 8. 1872
On highway VS. referred 10 Comm tee on
Walks and the Cltv Solicitor. Claim Of Calvin
!. Monroe, was settled BY committee Roll OF
accounts No. 10. VIZ, contingent So SO, schools
9l43 10, highways SOB SO tire department s. 90
paupers, $4,000, total 757.42-ordrred paid.
Ordinance e,t4bi SANG salary OF Police Judge
was aid on table Ill aldermens board. Orders
No. p authorizing payment Of fifty dollar, to
Calvin ). Monroe. No. y for barber master
70 cause vessels moofed 10 lover bridge TO be
moved, were read and passed. Resolve relAt-
ing to vaccination for prevention Of small pox,
VA. read passed. and orlered nrintel:
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This superb Hair Dye IS the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and Instantaneous; no
ais appointment; ridiculous tlnts or dIstgreeabie
odor. The genuine WIN. A Ratcheor's Hair Dye
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or natnral
brown leaves the hair clein soft beautiful; does
not contain particle Of lead any injurious com
pound. Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 10 BOND
STREET, \. j. lyrl45p
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Belfast Police Court.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON

BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
FEB. 6. d. y. D,dge Of Frankfort, on com
plant for single safe If Intoxicating liquors
Wa fined thirty dollars and costs from which
an appeal was taken. On complaints for keep
ny drinking house and tipping shop, and for
being common seller. The same person was
bound over for trial at tn next term Of the So
prene Judicial Court.
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Particulars of the loss of the Steamer
America

\ Rio Janerio letter gives details OF the
loss of The steamer America, Sue sailed
from Bunoes Ayres the 2-nd oil December
for Monteyideo with l34 pa.>en gers, At
IL a. NJ, Of the 25i. one of the boiler tubes,
called the water point, exploited setting
lire to The steamer midship> and separat-
ny those on board into Two companies
neither party being able to communicate or
help the other. \ panic ensued and OF all
the boats on board only Two were launch
ed and those We're swamped immediately
by the crazy passengers; the officers lost
control OF the crew, who with rsvolver~
disputed with the passengers lorthe means
81 saving lite. The loss Of life j, not Yer
tain. but over sixty persisted, All would
have been lost bat for the timely arrival
q AL Italian steamer
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local Items, & c.
News OF the County and City.

tt ttlH AA iAfiA "a Il lNul u!f nlllItt- 90 " tA-
ne>- the installation Of the officers Of rhnniN
sni Timothy Chase Lodges, o; this city.
Among me visitors we uDticpi member, from
the following named l,pdgee-ENcelsIor. North
port; kn5 David. Ljncoln,lIl Amty. Cam
ten; Mariner, >ear-port; Liberty, Montvillo
taantehae0ok. ~ear~mont, Star in the W est,
1 niiy Marsh River, Brooks. Services were
commenced hv singing, alter which remarks
nare made 4, ". Bro. W. .. Poor, u. y g.
NJ Bro Poor spoke of the order " a. the moss
ancient ana honorable of all institutions An
cirut, because it ha, existed from time almost
mmemortal, ana honorable, for among it,
members are numbered the best men OF every
.omWuuiX. II Ma pleasant thus 10 meet,
where every oup stood on the same broad level
-equadty. Ii the Grand Duke Alexis was
present h. would stand no better than the rest
a. strictly speaking Masonry wa- not
religion. bat welcomed men of every denom-
nation. and Of every political view II WAS the
Internal AMI not The external qualifications that
MI were after The three great lights in Ma
,QlTe were the Holy Bible, Square and Com
lA>>. 4ud while influenced By these it wa, i'm
POSSIBLE +bat Wc should materially err. The
Institution differed somewhat from that OF the
oden ulBe Our ancient brothers were opera-
I'VE - We'll a. speculative ma>ons; they
wrought elN days n the week. We practice
speculative only, in place Of work we practice
charity I9 care for The sick, the widow and the
fatherie,>. If Al absent brother in remote
Japan was siyk, we knew be would he ~ ten
l-rit cared i"l ~ though ne was mere III our
midst Amer 'tl> the ceremonies oil hr'Aila-
iIon WIT" performed ny me same gentleman.
assisted as N'Nh-i~ roger ana C'Afh' ana
Fud7d VIVA prayer pF f'tF. BIO r STANLEY
htt'L. lArh lhe REFRESHMENTS We're l'hrtakeh
oi-lAe FOUR ro"N " tables rNtendlng the tull
tnSib @. the Tall were beautifully supplied
.S3 eEr4t tulh- mat heart enuid "I>h-to thr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-08
BELFAST PRICE. CURRENT
Corrected Weekly for the Journal.
MARRIED..

In this CITY, Feb 3, by Rev. VIM L. Brown, NJ
Winfield S. Foss Of Brooks and Miss Helen c. Ord
way of Belmont.
In EHzabethport, New Jersey. 3lst inst, at the
resdenc Of +. G. Brown, Esq, by the Rev. 4. ID;
Reinhart, Mr. Geo. A. Quimby of Belfast. and
Mrs Rose A. Qumby of Elizabethport. No cards
In Lincolnvillc, Jan. "a, by John p. Sylvester
Esq, Mr.. James l.. NJ stcat and Miss Addie Metcalf
Also bv the same, MIR. Joseph N. Cox and Miss
Josephine A. Metcalf, all of L.
In Ellsworth, Jan. ~, Mr.. Elbridge G. Anderson
and Miss Rachel J. Kimha. both of f.
10 I,rooksville, Jan. A. Robert Redman, Jr., and
Miss Abby Blake, both of B.
In Union, Jan. %, Mr.. VIM. Fl. Barker and Mis-;
f. H. Woodnan both of Rockiand
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-08
FOR SALE.
Sherin'S Sale.

,
C,TATE OF MAINE, WALDO, SS.-Taken on
- Execution, and will be sold at public auction ON
Saturday, March ID A. D. 1917 at eleven O'clock A.
M at the Office of f. W. Kelley, in Winterport, in
said County, all the right in equity which John Hurd
OF said Winterp0rt, has or had on the Gath day OF
October, A D. 1870 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, being the
time o. the attachment OF the same, on the original
writ in this action to -edee the following described
real estate situate in " Interpret, and bounded
follows: Beginning at a stake and stones the
North West corner OF said land owned by Nathan
Stone; thence Wcsterl, on land owned by Nathan
Sullivan's heirs about seventy rods to stake and
stones; thence Soulherly- by said Sullivan's land
about thirtyo rods to land owned by sai h Baker;
thence Eastery by said b ker's land, about ninety
light rods to the County Road thence on the West
side of said road about seven rods to land owned BY
Nathan stone thence North Westerly by said stones
land thirty mine rods to stake aud stones; thence
Northerly by said stones land about fourteen and
one half rods to the bound rst ntioned Containing
the buildings standing thereon. The above describe
bert Cole to George R. Sullivan to secure the pay
ment of three notes of hand. one for two hundred
dollars payable March Is, 1866 one for two hunored
and twenty dollars payable March 10, 1867, and
one for two hundred and thirty dollars, payable
March is 1868 with interest, on which there is
due two hundred dollars. Said mortgage bearing
date May Is, 1868, and recorded in Waldo Registry
Vol 1874 Page Is. The right in equity in said mort
gage having been conveyed by said bert Cole to
said John Hurd and Mary G Hurd, by his deed OF
date January LIST A. ID. 1868 and recorded in Waldo
Registry, Vol. I42, Page PA.
| 80 J. NJ. SNOW, Deputy Sheriff.
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PAIN TIN G.
Carriage Sleigh, House, Ship,
AND ENERGINING ELSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the Faint Shop
attached to rreadwe Mansheld'- Carriage Estab-
lishment where he will be- happy to see customers.
A first class CARRIAGE PAINTER will re on
hand, whose work cannot be supposed All my old
friends and customers of will cIll and can
attend to a limited number of new ones. Every de-
,cription OF Painting, Glazing, and Paper hanging
done with dispatch. Rooms and Walls Paint ed by
the Stpple Process with various ints much superior
to paper In cheapness and dur billty. Blinds Paint
ed and Glazing done cheaper han elsewhere IN this
city, and with the best of Stock S. 3. GILLUM.
Belfast, Jan. l, 1872. 6m27
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DIR. A. w. POLLARD
OF AsnLAxD, MASS, y SOW AT THE
AMERICAN HOUSE. BELFAST.


Where Ne will remain until April it, ID the practice
OF his profession. He has with him good assert
ment OF his vegetable medicines tor the cure OF Can
in ts hr-t stages, Old, long standing, offensive
Sores, Blotchcd Faces, Pies II imor4 Female Weak
ness and Debilit! Canker and M complaints brought
on by impurities the blood, sucn Ptipitaion of
the Heart, Liver Compliant Sour stomach, Kidney
Disease, Coughs &c. &c. ii pays Particular att n
tipn to long stndIug Chrome Complaints, also, to
the case OF Young females that troubled with
humur- which SO often termir te in Quick Consump-
tiou owing to neglect or sudden colds Dr. T.. does
MT claim do3 to cure all diseases, but such
as have come undcr his prote- care during a
practice OF nearly thirty years in the principal cities
and towns in this State and Massachusetts, he has
met with most Il tttcring success.
DR.. Pollard Is wen knoWn N this vicinity, he hay
ing while dent OF bLcs- port, IN 1870, submitted
tNo surgical operations Tor the OF the Piles
performed on him by Or. Manly HHrdy, >Dr. Ps
fatAer-iu.law) Dr. Moutou ana Dr. Mason. all
Of Buck~ port These rdtons having proved futile
and dIspdriug Of rclirt through any means then
know. Dr.. Z. was led 10 eXper ment for himself In
the Vegetable Kingdom in search OF cure. After
tour years cou.t n, study hi7 Efforts we're crowned
with success tie discovered u remedy which in
rs tffe CtFd a complete cure mis-
much 90 the As OIL +ltm"nt OF ms 1cpuhntances.
A course OF Dr. rs remedies will cost IRON 80 to
so, the Inaf to. They may BE- taken without
lnr least dftouIts una without INTERFERING with any
ones business diet They are all prtpt q under
Br. p personal supervision, and being purely vege-
table in their composition warranted 70 contain
nothing in the slightest degree Injurious. child
can tax them wIth perfect lmpuuIty.
pr. Follard'- Noth Mixture l. excellent article
tor Identifying the complexion and removing Moth
and 'lmplrs from the skin. II has prepared thou
sands OF bottles III His Stte and Massachu -ctts and
does not hesitate 10 recommend to all. ADVICE tree
to ALI.
hi Pollard extends cordial invitation to the tr
habt5ut- d Befi,t aud vicinity To- cull and examine
h.- method whether in want OF medical treatment
or uOt.
Dr. p will clI and consult with patients if within
u reasonable distance fr-e Of charge.
OFfIcE HOURS from O'Clock A. NJ TO = r. NJ
3taplst
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'h'>' il"' "itHlo - '''' hnsefN'''''-An r''9''.
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'e'u"'e % 'iie e''' = "'"''u ii' ''iT'N
n'hha = ~ ''en '''. v" '4l'H' '''l " l'l'''-
0"' "'''' ''''"2 ''>' N7'"' neg s'' ~
aSalh'
srncrr,< .,.n.il.r..hia ipf.r.s4
n r4rfia. IN mi. M, VA. t,J..i ra..an-Iv III
Portland. OF which The t4rl~ ATE these. In
November, $50. :. Il. H.a. w STOCKTON. b.
came 4 member Of tu- dru Of III IRA. b -rry
4 Co.. takiu.. one inn interest. 4 lin of root,
ID the amount Of s70l INF been bought from
J. II. Cre-sev. Of P5rtttn /, ana e.lvrrri 10 the
firm before Hall became d member Of it, and a
note given therefor After The lille Of HATS
partnership. but without III, 1nowledse The
firm >toppedplvmcnr ,ub,e,iuentiy. and Cre,,ev
sued for The note. rh4 other nern ,er- became
def.nlted. but Han rr>i.t.4. me iury. ,inlar
Instructions from the Court. gave g, verdict for
The defendant Gen N,cDer-gu. ID : .ar-3prt
and col Braibnr, ot Portland. culj1rtrl lie
defence
This town ha~ no ~ett "a minister Al The pres
ent time. Rev Mr. Thur,tou OF ~-4r-..3r'. ,Gp-
plies the pulpit for the Iun2re--a' .,uaIi~t~ at
Sandy Point. and Rev Mr. Reed la- teeu
preaching tjr The Uuiyer,aii-t~ Va Stockton NIl-
age.
j. {. SHOWERS, Of the firm of Showers Bros.
1t SANITY Point h4- dj.-0Y-i ui- c5nur -tIon
with the trn and gone 10 MIunesota to locate
in business. Cant Il ;. French. lafp 81 Brig
II. Hpuston1, ami family j. -hDItl Id move b.
Che same STATE
schooner Joseph >eger Of ~lae..to4. ta;.t l.
s. Ellis went in % Brewster rauA> Boston
b .rbor during saturl44'- storm .tn.i >jI nrt-
abiv prove 4 tol.. fo,>. -A. was owned D.. &.
! i o. Fletcher. il : Staples. Fl. L. -e-er.
Joseph segrr' Wa Y arrra 9l = let-oa. aild
Boston parties
j. Y. Mudgett "ho wa eompa le3 y sne-
pend payment for rev VEGAS. Va account Of
endorsing Tor friends hH~ arranged hi- 4'abill-
N'-- afl Ir>O 'tr'i business ~ hl- 4.a z aer.
Here Is no >l'P51hdihg mere Trade i
ilght ana business generally d1il- \ large
huinper q men are competed I" ~etN labor
'!9e" mere. quite hHih2TF aft employed bF
TUE tobo Lime 70 ID cutting h-ih wood and
Save iimotf upon sears island.
our steam mn : not running q ;. u q.
iettieI AUG H>oh htH1@l nave ere" %
men - lhe iide lhlll making MT r'rNo. f3T
which thfy nave large a"AtriH with Bo-Jon
parties
\. T. 6oodhne, y ). Crooker e. l.. Multiply
ana T. +. Cummings nave contracted Win z.
r. Carter, OF Belfast. to 90 tie carpenter work
upon the three-nia>ted cenler-hoard schooner
which he j no" building.
W,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-16
AUCTEON SHLES.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VA-By virtue of q deed Of trust executed by
Robert 5. Laws and wife. dated on the 10th day
OF November. 1870 and recorded in the Land
Records of Alexandria county, Va, liber A,
No; 4, page 81, the undersigned, as trustee in
said deed, will expose to sale at public auction.
IN front OF the Court House Of Alexandria coun-
ty, Va, on MONDAY, the ID day of Septem-
Der, lSIz at II o'clock M, Court day. the
of trust lying near Fort Craig in Arlington
township, in said county of Alexandra, and
containing NINE(9) ACRES OF LAND, more
or less, and now occupied by said Robert S,
Laws. Terms of sale cash.
aug l2-2awts j. R. JOHNSTON, Trustee
A SSIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX COUN-
T1, FA.-By virtue of an order Of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, entered in tho matter of With
crs Smith, bankrupt, the undersigned, assignees
the highest bidder, at Fairfax Court House, Va.
OH MONDAY, the 18th day of August, 1872,
that being Court day, at about II o'clock M, the
following REAL ESTATE, surrendered by said
bankrupt in his schedules, to wit: A TRACT
OF LAND, containing 1872 acres, roods and IL
poles, with the improvements, lying in Fairfax
county, Va, about 81 miles from Vienna sta
ton, on the W. u .. K. r., and adjoining the
lands Of y. W. Gui.ne Thomas J. Carper and
Others. This land is sold free of leins and en-
except the right of dowor of bank
rupts wife. Sale positive.
Terms: Sufficient cash to pay expenses of sale
including commissions, &C., will be required in
hand on the day Of sale; the residue in three
equal instalmcnts at one, two and three years;
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly, bearing interest from the day of sale, and
the title retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid. THOM MAS MOORE,
JOHN S. FOWLER,
Fairfax co, IL 21-1NW3W ASSipneas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-16
Nv Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.l
TOM PENSIONERS SALE-By viltuc Of n
~ decree of the Corporation Court for the city
Of Alexandria, rendered at the August term,
1872 of said Court, in the suit Of Isaac NJ. Vctch
and wife VS.. John A. Vrtch and wife ct ais, the
subscriber us commissioner Of sale in said suit,
will expose to sale, nj public auction. on SAT-
URDAY the 3lst day of August 1872 ut -
m, in front of the Mansion House, in the said
city Of Alexandria, the following described
property in the said city of Alexandria, part of
the real estate of which William Eetch died
seized to wit:
No IA TENEM T and LOT OF
GROCN ID on the west side of Alfred street. be-
tween King and Prince, in front 20 feet, and in
depth Ito feet TO an alley, with the use Of said
alley. There is also TWO-STORi BRICK
TEN EN- ENT in the rear Of this lot, fronting
on the alley.
side of St. ASa,h street, bctwccd Duke and
Wolfe, in front 10 feet, and in depth l23 feet >
inches
Terms Of Sale Onc-tcnth cash on the day of
sale the residue of the purchase money in three
equal payments st SIX twelve and eighteen
months rom thu day Of sale with interest; the
deferred payments to be secured by the notes Of
the purchasers, with approved security, and the
retention Of the title to the property until thSy
arc pad. STAMPS and convcynncing ut the cost
of purchaser. ALBERT SIUAkr,
aug 15-eo!s Conn.'r. of Sale.
ISnntincl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-16
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTEl
From New York.

New York, Aug 6-The Mutuas of this city,
defeated the Maple-leaf Club, the champions
OF Canada, yesterday, by score Of Q to t.
Mark Flanagan residing at 400 East 18th
street, last night while drunk, stabbed and killed
his wife.
A fire last night in the press, room Of the
Christian Union, Henry Ward Beccher's paper.
caused damage to the extent Of $4,000
Flanagan, who murdered his wife last night
was raying maniac, his insanity being caus-
ed by the recent sickness and the extreme heat.
He stabbed his wife six or seven times and flu
riousy kicked her in the head and body after
death ere he could be secured. He was car
ried to the station and is in 4 staight jacket
She leaves eight children,
Attorney General Barlow states that the re-
ports that the civil and criminal suits against
Tweed, Sweeney and others, have been COM
promised and abandoned are false. Friends of
the defendants in January last offered to COM
promise by the payment of certain sums, but
Mr. Barlow declined to entertain any such pro-
position. The hearing on the dcmurrers will
be had the latter part of September on the
civil suits, and they will probably be tried be-
fore the close of the year, and the criminal
suits be brought.
The brig Sea Bird, from Maracaibo with yell
low fever on board has arrived at quarantine.
All the yellow fever patients on the Spanish
ram but two are cOnvalescent. The ram will
be anchored in the Narrows to-day.
During fight at Rockaway, yesterday, Que
Heslyn shot man named Hyne fatally.
Another heavy thunder storm occurred be-
tween one and two clock this morning with
dreuching rain 1t has been cloudy since sun
rise but is very hot and sultry
There were thirteen sunstrokcs yesterday
Four proved fatal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-16
a Political Discussion.

New YORK, Aug l6-The debate between
VIM. N. Saunders and Rev. II. Ii. Garnctt on
the Presidential question, occurred last night
at Cooper Institute before a large audience Of
white and colorcd people John j. Sou! c (col-
oredl presided. SauLd crs commenced The dis
cusson in favor of Greeley He said Greeley
had been for IS years Republican, and had
been lifelong advocate of the freedom Of
every race The Cincinnati platform had 4
plank in favor Of equal rights, wliise at l'hlla
dclphia the Republican party adopted Grant
isms. Garrett speaking in favor Of the re-clcc-
ton of Grant, said it required Il great deal OF
brass for an orator to advocate with black men
the party that murdered their wives and chill-
rem and hung them to lamp posts in New \ ork.
He said the million black voters were satisfied
with Grants administration during the past
four years, and would re elect him. There was
much uproar and confusion during Surders'
speech, which broke out atresh when he re-
sumed the stand, and many pcople left the
hail. Saunders remained aud addressed the
meeting, which broke up amid great confusion.