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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04
Ancient History.

some old files OF the Sci0to
Gazett to see in what repute
VIM. Allen, whom the Democ-
racy are now worshiping as an
ancient demi god, was held
some iorty years ago when he
was on the active stage of pol.
itics. We find that in 1884,
VIM. was a candidate for Con-
gress against VIM. Key Bond;
that Bond challenged him to
debate, and If the report of the
paper is to be believed, Mr. Bond
completely used up his antago-
mist; certain it is that the peo.
pie retired Mr.. Allen to private
life and elected Mr.. Bond over
him, repeating the same dose
in 1885 and 1888
The papers are full Of com.
munications about the petit
coat story. The first mention
We noticed of it was in 1886.
1t appears that Gen. Harrison
was looming up rs the Wing
candidate for President, and
that Mr.. Allen SAID in an 9th
OF January speech at Colum-
bus that the ladies Of Chill.
licothe, when they presented a
sword to Col. Croghan for his
gallant defense OF Fort Sandus-
ky, also presented a pettlcoat
to Gen. Harrison, for his imbe-
cility. The story was told to
break down Gen. Harrison's
military reputation, and his
growing strength for the Pres
idency. Of course it was false
in every particular. Mr.. AL,
len was denounced for starting
this scandal in the most bit
ter terms, all OF which he
swallowed, without an attem pt
to deny or explain. But it is
to be remarked that while he
was resting under this charge
OF SANDER Of one of the great.
est and best men Ohio ever
gave to the nation, in order to
still father degrade and belit-
tie this old soldier, Mr.. Allen
stnmped all over the State
with Col. Richard Johnson, one
of Harrison's subordinate off
GERS, and after deriding Gener
al Harrison's claims to the af
lection Of the people because
of his defense of their homes
and firesides, was IN the habit
of holding up Col. Johnson's
arm and exclaiming, "Here.
fellow citizens, is the arm that
defended the people of the
Northwest"
In his first campaign with
Mr.. Bond, some Of the princi.
pal objections put forward to
Mr.. Allen was that he was a
biggoted partisan; that he was
the slave and tool of the ad.
ministration, and obi virtuous
William, that you abused the
(rankiDg privilege; that more
mail came with VIM. Aliens
frank than there was paid mat
ter from all other sources
from 100 to 300 letters and
speeches per day at every lit.
tie crossroads, and more than
he could have mailed without
the aid of clerks.
So it appears that Mr.. Allen
is not made of more than the
ordinary clay of which Con.
gressmen are made. When it
Is proposed to run a man into
ONCE because he was regarded
as a demi.god half century
ago it is we'll enough to 90
back to the history and men Of
the times and see what he did,
and what the Ancients thought
of him.
TREASURER Spinner annonnc.
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.

I.ocs,ed st Ashland, the Home OF Henry Clay
ID nId JransyIyan,a. Six colleges In opera
si"n, Inn With thirty professors, and 200 students
rom Oh states. Enil:e fees for collegiate YEAR
500 exrspt in the law, medical and CONNER
cial colleges. Boa. ding from 81 to 20 per
week For catalogue, address j. b. bo"'
MAN, regent, Lexington, ky.
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NEXT Tuesday is regular
stock sale day, and we are in
formed that q considerable
amount of stock will be offered.
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The last..Dem ocratic Legisla
ture sat The longest and cost
the most Of any ever held in
the State.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

AGENTS everywhere In sell our new and
WANTED N sell our new and no vel EN-.
G1idsrng achine, send tor illu't 'trated cir.
snlai, " the Mckee Manufacturing Company,
10 Brcadusy. New York. lmyam
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Saturday, the 4th Day Of October,
A. D. 1873,

At the hour Of O'Clock. r. NJ, Of said day, the
following desrribed hnds and tenemen,s, tO.wit:
siiuat.a in the County Of yintOn and State Of
Ohio, and bounded and described a. fJllDuG Be.
zininz at the noith- Esst corner OF Martha Ar.
zahbriEht's surrey. on the west boundary o. rec.
ti0n sixteen, (ls.l theros north with said section
line seTsntesb chains 10 the north west corner Of
said seeiion sixteen, (l5,) thence vt with the
nOrth line u s4id Getion torty eight (4s) poles to
a stake % the se~tion llns, theme south eleven
dszrs-s sast eighty isDj chains Hd ninty (9O)
links tOs o. nj On the sOuth sde Of said section,
ths,s eat three ( poles sni twelve (l2) links to
staks. tbsDe> sy0th M y-eizht (5s) ehain' aud
shy fdJ hbks 70 = stake, thence Westwardly
tfty SI 49, pnl>s 10 the s1uth-east ejrner 0f the
Martha ArEsHLrizhi's survey, thence with the
"a; kJ7sdsSy u TIE aid Martha Arga nbrighta
ssrJsJ 70 tbs pls,> ~ b><ininz. and eDn aiming
~ kSD1fs1 ss1 ibiry 400 serss more or less
ArSgs,ss,1 a. ysbiy tuo hubdrsd and seventy.
I've fZ.Z7tj eiIsys, AMI q 0st bribg tUo-thirds OF
lhst ssn.
j. '. ~ - u. pgoyerty n A. Arzanbrizht 4
viz, ~ ssslsfy 80 aF1sr II 'aIs, Iss3sd from the
tl>pst q CD.asssa Hbsss 10 hVH u samuel O..
Gfias
TEENS OT sALE,-C4.h 10 hasd On day Of
esis.
GEORGE KALER,
,ksSYS yibNn County.
z. r. L'Ss. l,f'J ~ r5ss ~.
sste St, I<7s. ~
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Given under my hand. at my office, in Mc~
Arthur, this Atm day Of september, \. u. 1878
GEORGE KALER,
snerlti Of Vlnton County.
September I, 1873. 4w
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APPORTIONMENT OF JURORS.

And the Trustees Of the several townships
in said county are hereby notified that the fol.
lowing uulnber Of Jurors are apportiOned TO
their townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number and
make return thereof to the ClerE Of the COui
of Common Pleas, together with the Poll.
Book.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, VIntOn COuntyt
Samuel G. Griffin, Plaintiff,
Against
|. Arganbright & Wife, Defendant
IN YINTON COUNTY COURT OF
COM MON PLEAS-ORDERO OF SALE

DURSUANT TO the command OF an order OF
i sale issued from the court Of Common
Pleas Of Vlnton County, and to me directed
~ sherfof said County, will offer for sale
in front Of the Court House in the town oil
Macarthur, Vinton County, ohio, on
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

The County Commissioners
were in session this week.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

DR.. BOWERS, Dentist, Near
thur, o.
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Notice of appointment.


tt,HE underngued has been appointed and md
obalIhed as executor Of the Will of Enoch
Rntfsr, late OF Vlnton couaty, decreased. ,o-,
a'a's' '''' EZEKIEL RiTCLltF.
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Advertisements inserted .. s.ir p.iesv.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FARM FOR SALE.

TERHlH NVR The larm contains so acres
llEaA iorty acres cleared. Fair improve.
meDts. A good coal bank open and
working. ~ feet best coal. For sal cheap.
isept H.C. JUNE3.
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Heiice or appointment.
Estzis n Gs>r2s Eayz<,,, ds<>as>A

TEE phrtfnS1sT tas s%+s s;sS,sss1 ss1
2ufAtTf 80 sEssnsY' ~ ~ sss4ls II
noVffs bsflel, aE4 - JaaSs rsssy, ss-
6eshsp.
i1sssSe aus 81 fsy - s~ss-p,-y, 4 d, Is7t,
% EzEztEs, zlJEIJrp,
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Tuesday, the 18th Day Of September
A,D, 1878,

at the hour off O'Clock, P. NJ. OF said day, the
following described lands and te ements, slt.
uate in Vinton county, Ohio, and bounded
aud described rs follows, to wit: The south.
west quarter Of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton Is. township 10, of range IS, containing
forty and forty seven one hundreths 40 47-lOO)
acres. Also the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the north. west quar-.
ter Of the southeast quarter OF section Is,
township 10, range IS, containing eighty. one
and IF cen hundreths (sl l5-lUD acres. Also
the east half Of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton IS, township lO, of range l8, containing
eighty 1901 acres more or less, all Of said lands
he,ng in the district Of lands subject to sale at
ChIlllcOthe, Ohio.
Appraised at eighteen hundfed ll800I dol
lars and must bring two.tfirds Of that sum
To he sold 81 the property OF William and
Rachel Lee, to satisfy an order Of sale, issued
from the Court OF Common Pleas in favor oil
John +. Coe, and also TO satisfy judgment IN
favor Of n. G. Jones tor slU7, and also Iudg
nent 10 favor Oi VIM Mark for s205 which are
declared 10 be LIENS.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash IN hand on the day
Of sale. GEORGE KALER,
5hertf ViDlon County.
Gas. VI. GRosvEsoR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
August u, A. II. 1873. 6W
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STATE OFFICERS
DIST'CT OFFICERS:
COUNTY OFFICERS

une Representative IN the Legislature for
Vinton County;
One auditor for Vinton County;
One Prosecuting Attorney for Vinton County;
One Surveyor for Ninton County;
One Commissioner for Vlnton County.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
State Of Ohio, V'iItGOn County
John P. Coe, Plaintiff,
AGAINsT
William and Rachel Lee, Defendants.


DURSUtNT to the command of an Order of
i Sale ISSUED from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Vlnton County, and to me directed
as Sheriff Of said county, will offer for sale at
the door OF the Court House, IN the town o /
Macarthur, Viuton County, Oh 10, on
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.iSrs ybnn County.
q r. IVSs. l,fJ ~ rlss ~.
Bs,s 81, I<7s. ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09
The National Treasuy.

The Secretary Of the Treasury points ont the
falling off in the revenue caused by the financial
crisis, and bases the estimates Of receipts somewhat
thereon, shows the coin receipts are stil more than
tho interest on the public debt and other coin ex-
penditures, recommends economy, reduction m
appropriations, aud, if the effects of the deranse-
ment in business should continue and make it nee
essary to provide additional means, he recommends
iudicious additional taxation rather than resort to
borrowing and increasing the public debt
The operations under the rcfuudng act, tor the
year ending December 81, 1873, make a saving Of
one million dollars In the annual interest The
entire saving Of annual interest under itr opera
tions IL three millions
He recommends that action be taken, before
January next for the payment Of the s!O09O,Ono
loan Of 1858; condemns the practice OF paying In
terest on deposits as tending - accumulate cur.
rency in large cities where It Is used largely by
SPECTATORS whose operations tend directly 10 IN.
crease the annually recurring stfngeucy IN The
money market and 70 derange business generally.
The Secretary aludes to the prevailing sentiment
that more elasticity should De given TO The volume
OF currency, and earnestly commsnds to the wis,
dom Of Congress q careful consideration Of the
subject, and that in such inquiry further imitation
and u permanent return TO the second basis Of
specie payment De kept Ia view. lie regards any
large augmentation Of legal tender notes ia time
OF peace a. a departure from the declaration Of
public policy, ard a, pItd-e of the public faith 10
the national creditors made in the act u jane 80,
1874 that the emou7t of -ach notes should never
exceed 5000 900 000 as well AS from that more sol
emit pledge contained in the first act of the Forty
first Congress to make provisions at the earliest
period oftho redemption Of United State. notes in
COIN
lie refers 70 the uncertainty in public opinion as
10 the right and policy Of issuing the torty-tour
millions called the reserve, and recommends the
exact status thereof be Fixed bY Congress. lie OPP
pores the issue Of any part ofthe same 10 initiate the
currency, suggests it be held for reserve uader
restriction; also recommends changes in the law.
authorizing the national bank notes 10 be replaced
rs there are practical difficulties IN carrying out
the purpose Of Congress under the present law
thorough revision OF the Custom laws Is recon.
mended The tonnage tax should be repealed and
new laws regarding the enrolment and Incense ui
vessels should be made So far ar they affect canal
boats and similar crafts employed on the internal
waters Of states The reorganization Of custom
districts the Atlantic coast and various changes
IN the laws respecting our navigation are recon-
mendei
The Secretary details what has been done.dn the
matter OF the Louisville aud Portland canal and
stggesis further legislation
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-09

The dinner in England being state.
ly and formal an affair, so exactiug in
it's reauiremcnts of full dress and
knowledge of etiquette, can only he
agreeable to those persons To- whom
knowledge OF society is second nature.
The loads OF queer celebrities who
flock 90 England, and of whom Eng
fish people are very fond, are often
great bores at the dinner table. One
literary lady of high eminence carried
along a husband who drank out of his
hugor-glass one French soldier Of
fortune tore the aspie of plover's eggs,
which stood before him, apart with bis
fingers one young lady If grasping
i viii not say what country
she came from reached for bouquet
FROM the grand epergne, and tipped 1t
over All these Things are tnfes, bat
they did that dreadful thing-discom-
posed the lady of the house. So there
has grown mp spccies of entertain
ment absolutely necessltated (as was
told by lady who entertained much)
10y these very accidents luncheon,
informal, gay early, sort OF midday
dinner, where ladies SIT IN their bon
nets aud gentlemen in their morning
coats-not the grand twelve course
affair which we give M New York at !
O'Clock aud call luncheon, but q simple
entertainment-a joint of mutton,
some fruit and salad, and perhaps
claret and Madeira, where the enter
taiumcnt is easy and perfect, and fitted
10 the enjoyment Of everybody. At
these pleasant affairs, there can be no
violation of etiquette for there is no
etiquette o violate. Every one Is at
case. The houses Of Parliament do
not assemble until five o'clock in the
afternoon therefore the noble Lords
and faithful Commons are ct leisure.
The ladies have the day before them.
| suspect many of them who have been
out until the night before, make this
meal their breakfast, and the guests of
all nations contribute their quota TO
the agreeabiliiy without disturbing the
English mind by any violation Of those
rules of life, which 30 them, and 10
polished people generally, are all-im-
portant. -IppietyR's JDHJ1tdL
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Disaster at Sec.


1uE steamship NlI, ia Hayrt. FROM New
iorh for Hayrs, vas sunk at sea IS . collision
wiki the British ship Locherue. on November
80 She had oo board 3l3 persons. Of which
number only y were saved, making loss 81
t26
The Vile du Hayre was strnck arilsbip. by
the Locherne aEi sunk ia twelve minutes
alter the collision. The Lochene mmedi-
ateiy lowered thsir boats. which rendered an
service possible hy them. Fllty-thres Of the
crew were saved, intending the captain, aud
these 50 90 make mp The dghly-seycu saved.
Among Tie passengers saved are ten women,
which number su, Transferred H. The Tri-
mountain OF New York and obey were taken
30 Csrdlh
Nith the exception &c the Great Eastern.
she was the largest steamer that ever entered
tis pgrt. Her Umeusious were $50 lset IN
~ iae,. Hcg carrying capacity was 500 tons
tor"iao measurement Her main saloon ua.
hued up With mari wlias.ouug # tire,
varieties t4e unaHs.otug was velvet. ana
tie Uo4d w'fs carved u .hr most unique de-.
signs. Her uaHss wtu compound direct
@' tsf-. t..'i'" |AAMi. tiaItt ITO England
lsr Vile tu Hayrt was Formerly the Nauo
boom III. ehe was altered ana eularged last
wHt.r sud came here far the urst tune aa the
VILE du Hay 3u ths 2th % April. making nc
passage from Brest in nine day. aad twenty
dire. haurs.
s'cr dispatch say that some a the ra-.
seus,rs an toe Vile pu Ha,re were known 10
have huuch.i three 81 Beer boats, and there
issr.y 81 hope that thcy may have escaped a
water, grave.
Tie iachrue a1, so badly damaged by the
eaIlsna with .ua VHlp lu Havrc. THAI person.
rescued by her from the wreck requested %
re 60, IN tbs rrwomalu. An v,rg safely
transferred nHh tho Ncsp,,onot Tire, pcr
SONS Who were to badly .jmo DO ba re-.
moved AH,r tto collision bcIa,toa. mt
tur Queenstown. yh.r, she was aur lia,,t tb..
22th ult NoIhug 81. has been beard If b,r.
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The Cuban Question.

hlGarArloys between the Omitted ~l.,.
a. d SPAN as regards "a question ero0,ue
ont ot the capture ~ tb, Ng.mu. Won.
brought e. couclusa .ou Nov. 81. s,rr.tar,
Fish and Admiral h g hlNnE agreed lialn
ami signed protocol which tho htl.r .aou
aiter relcgaphed Il ms Gn,um,nt Itis
positively stated The cms ate snhsnutiali,
AZ follows
ir.t- Immediate delivery io Che United
states OF the smp Viz imus aud an Aur,l,,ns
pass,nSes aud crew
second salute O. uuf has ga py,. %. ma
less ia thc meantime Spain ,hau satisfy th,
United states tuat she American la. ,,a. ANA.
properly borne on that vessel. anal further
that she had no night 90 the American ns., i,
American pape. ~ tins eyuut tht sslut, 3
10 BE- spontaneously vi bdravn, aud spain I.
formally diseam any intent aud indguit, o
the dag IN the acts committed by span
against The vtginius.
lmrd-li it be then shown she hal n,
right % carry Che American dag and paycts
the United @tat,f VIII institute proceedings
against The vessel and IKE surviving parti,l
who have violated the lav- 81 The Unite,
States, and Spain guarantees ~ insutut,
proceedings against her authorus. VII,
violated either law ar treaty.
Fourth The matter ct reclamauons a.,
damages IA reserved or future eonsIilf,tlop
IN addition W Oh, above, 30 ltrt4'aa that Srr
rotary Fish aud The Spanish minister viii de
iermne the pert 81 which me yiginIas an.
he surviving passengers and crew art 10 b,
delivered 10 Tie umt.u States. Tho word.
immediate release, ar applicable a. thc a.
livery Of the Nirginus and the surviving pas
songers aud crew, implies st course "a.
sonable time tor " execution. az som, da,.
must oapse before Havana end santiago 4,
Cuta can be- reached
The agreement Is remarked 10 oaiea. quar
tiers as covering all points 81 uur original a..
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population tar below tbs present
aggregate OF the state Of New York All that
time ia the whole United States there were
not 30 600 civilized lnhabta Ia 10 be found
100 miles distant from the Atlantic tide. To-
Gay gentlemen, large majority Of you come
from beyond thai limit, and represent districts
then poopled only by Indians and adventurous
fronticrsmcn. The Government is not vet az
ola as many OF lts citizens, but In tins brief
span OF time less than one heightened life II
has under CODE good providence. extended
its power until continent is the field of its
empire, aud attosts the majority of its law
With the growth 81 new States, and the re.
suit Of changes in the ccnter- OF population
new Httres s are developed, rival to the old
but hv no means hostile diverse, but not an
tagonrstIc, nay rather are all these interests
IN harmony and the true science of lust GOV.
crumcut ls o. give 10 each its tull and fair
play, expressing none by undue exactons
nyorug none by undue privilege. Il is this
great lc-sou which our daily experience il.
teaching Us, binding Il. together moro close
~, making our mutual dependence moro
manifest, and causing us TO lcol, whether we
live in the North, South, East or West. that
We have indeed but Zone country one Con.
sttutIuu, enc destiny"
Nh Dawes, senior member OF the House.
administered the oath oi Office to the
speaker who thcreupou proceeded to swear
ufy tie Senate that the House was duly or
gained and ready To proceed to business.
About fifty members from the southern
States, who could not take the oath OF ofic
which Is known as the ton-Cad.n took
a modified oath, Prominent among them
wl- Mr. stephens, Of Georgia Edward
Mcpherson was reelected clerk n. c.
0rlway, Sc.setut-a t.arms o. s. Burton,
Dootkceptr, II G. Sherwood. Of Michigan
Postmaster and Rev j Il Eutlcr Chsulaip
The delegates trOm the Territories we're
called aad sworn 10, with the exception OF
Geo. q. Cannon, ot Utah, IN reference ia
whom Mr.. Merriam offered a resolution rect.
ing that Cannon had taken an oath inconss-
tent with citizenship and with his obligations
ls delegate. ana has been and continues IL
be guilty o practices m violation and defiance
OF The laws, ard referring 10 the Committee
ON Elections the question OF Cannons n-ht
10 he scat. The resolution was tabled. The
House then proceeded a. the drawing o
seats, aud shortly afterwards adjourned.
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individual trees, planted by famous
men, are still 10 be seen by the pill
grims who visit their homes and haunts.
In the last century there was quite a
fashion for planting willows 1t is
said that the first weeping willow seen
IN England was sent to the poet Pope,
as a present from Turkey, 10y his friend
Lady Mary Wortley Noutagu, and
planted by him in his garden at Twick
enham Ii is the famous Salix Baby
lonica of the Psalter upon which. ON
the banks Of the Euphrates. the weep
ing daughters Of Jerusalem hung their
harps. Garrick planted two willows on
bis lawn, beside his Shakespeare tenn
Pile in the midst of "A thunder storm.
which destroyed one of them the pious
widow of the great actor was seen
running up and down, exc;tedly
crying out. " OH, my Garrickl Oh.
INV Garrick - The willow, known rs
Or Johnsons willow. at Litchfeld,
was blown down long ago il was said,
in the Gardener Magazine 10 have
been planted by him, but il il more
probable that his admiration ard talk
81 & developed the legend Of his plant
ing it. at the time of It's destruction.
It was thirteen feet in girth. Pieces OF
household furniture and snuff boxes
were made Of it, aud slips from il were
planted, by his admirers, Throughout
the neighboring country nm Offset Of
the old tree was planted on the same
site. Thomas Moore tells MS that when
Byron first went 20 Newstead Abbey,
from Aberdeen, at the age Of ten, he
planted a young oak in some part Of
the grounds. Tie had notion Tor
thought ho had) that as II tlourished
SO should he. Six or seven years later,
on rc-visiting the spot, he found his
oak choked mp with weeds, aud almost
dead. - Chambsr's JJuraaL
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mand, though ~ modified form, while 1t is
considered respectful and honorable to both
countries. The fixing Of Dee. Is as the time
Of saluting our flag Ia to allow a necessary OPP
poriunty to Spain 10 shoS hat the Vrsimus
Improperly carried tho America nag and
American papers. Thorc is a g nsibIe relic
in Az quarters that tho negotiations arc TINS
pcaceably ended. Both Secretary Fish and
Admiral palo bad nr two weeks past been
engaged IN producing this result, on which
they receive the congratulations of their re-
spcctiye friends