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THE CREDIT MOBELIER.
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Comb atsut MT Boutwell, A. | don't know what
an, "A, 0outweI was al one time intended N I salU
snythnts 10 McCoe about him, il was about what In
a. sa,e whether In any Of those negotiations with
~, Of xereisirq auV influence them of 20 corrupt
fhrt, In any Wayi A. never dreamed OF "; did not
that thcs required ~ because they NeS az irenu
AZ the road ara INV friends; II Yon want o. bTibe man
Vc< want 70 tribe who is opposed 30 you, not 10
fl.he VINO u yonr iTlend -
q In the Transaction that You had Win them bad you
suv view Of obtaining the Influence aid for Efforts IN
Congress A. No Sir; all my idea was 10 have enough
Iope iBterested 60 look into the matter We ara not
want any legislation from Congress We diu not hoN
IN Isf7 that Jun Fisk and Judge Barnard were gong
20 drive out of New York, and we did not know ou'
wOuld have to ask To have our Office removed 10 os
ion. Incver made promise 20 or got one ltom any ~
member OF Congress In my life aud would not oio "
nv ar Merrck-Had you promised to all these mem
ierS Of Congress mentioned IN TINS WrlV'en s'a,e
n,cBt 10 procure for them STOCK ol & tne
IrSdt Mobllieri A. l cannot reoolnect, there were
90 many who talked 20 me about gettlls
interest in 1t when they began to think was goO
thing; cannot recolect all the names 1o ox nOo tbst
whether they had all spoken 10 me before KNOW thS'
several OF them did. ,,s. s.ss 1aoro,
Q Can you specify any Of those who ddf A. 10 MOI
know that can -, - a., - ...., -D
ooiecti A. have doubt that Mr.. Sooheld did, ana
Messrs Patterson Dawes, Bingham, and wilson. A. {,
@ Any Oihersi A think that Mr.. Colfax dld; IL Is
very difdeult for me 60 remember dates. =. A..
A. was lot asking the dates, but the
names. A. ! have given the names as Ir as !
Ieconect cannot he positive as to al OF tnsLn mem Ie
and ii s nv impression that most Of them-Perhaps al
Cf them were-but not certain. A., ., -.
O. Can you state how long II was DeiOre the ume Una
offered To YOU that you had THESE con
satious with these gentlemeni A. Probably lev
months before the session of CoDgress-the Summer
lCiUfC.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. G-S p. m :
SgioDsis for The past tDentu-foar hours.
The storm Sunday afternoon central over the
Middle States has moved nOrthward over and beyond
EewEneand accompanied by fresh 10 very brisk winds.
Heavy rains have fallen from New-Jersey to the south
ern portions of New-Engand.
Heavy snow the northern portions OF the latter
and Middle States, lower lake region, and ST. Lawrence
Valley; clear and clearing weather has prevailed over
the Southern States with nOrhery To westerly winds
The pressure has diminished the North West
sOutheasterly 10 south westerly Winds and nov ex-
tended over the upper lake region, Indiana and West
Kentucky
The river has risen at Pittsburgh nearly four feet at
Nashville, and almost eight feet feet at Cincinnati
Probabilities.
For Eew-England westerly winds, gradually backing
20 southery and clear weather but increasing clOud
ness Tuesday night for the Middle States, south
easterly sonth westerly winds and increasing cloudi-
ness with probably light snow over the lower lake
region.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states east of the
Mississippi generally clear weather and rising tempera-
ture Tennessee 10 Lake Erie and the upper lakes
sOntheasterly to south westerly winds and rising TEN
perature WITH generally cloudy weather and with light
snow over the lake region
For the North West. winds veering To westerly and
northwestery and rising barometer, aud extend east
ward on Tuesday afternoon and night over the upper
lake region and TO the lower Ohio Valley
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

before Only once dd no manifest the slightest trace OF
emotion and that was at the cloee OF inc % solemn sen
tence when the words hanged by the neck I.t you ~
dead thrilled through his brain like fearful iDonony.
Then no gave a sudden gulp which those watgning
hun remarked as the only sign OF perturDaton' "n0n
nc rose 10 address the Court, dressed handsomely u,
black overboat black pantaoOns and black ki goyes
many remarks of commisseration were uttered or n
terrible fate. His voice, always rather honoW anu
wanting In volume, lowered 40 much that ~ was was
with difficulty that the nearest reporters could catch us
words - ~
After the sentence the death warrant was read "
Stokes by the clerk The prisoner then taken Dack
10 lail and once more the bolts we're drawn Dehind
him
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

Others on alternate weeks. The readngroom ia under
the auspices OF the Chdrens Aid Society," and deserves
Encouragement.
John Foley provokes some differences of opin-
ion as his politics, but TO his gold pins. He
makes the best OF them and in advertising columns
best people say
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
THE DRAMA.

Mr.. Brougham's new drama of Atherley
Court" represented at the Union Square Theater
last night, for the first time, and enjoyed by good
audience Further mention of it is necessarily deferred
owing 10 the crowded state of our columns
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS !
Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes

lAnBounomentsI
DLNDRuFF.-BURNETT's COCAINE removes
DIR. r. C. PERRY, DermatolOgist, 40 Bond
st. haupess special ptse1ptons all scalp dls
unnatural rine
the pupiy er1pou patches cAlss moles and warts
Send for circular
Visit E. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
OHee Bieeekert Gate Of BroomesI branch al
s Broadwa haw lae feathers gloves &c. beau
uiuy cleaned coat, pants. vests cleaned IKE new
HALF HORSE AND HALF MAN.
Rheumatism Ssehugs and kind Of nesb bone
muscle upon cured by CESrAuR LSihksT-
n, most .onde discovery Of ancient and modern
TYNDALI's LECTURES ON LIGHT, with all the
ursior THK TRisrsEs reports published in full carefully
yised Pre per single cents BY mall Address THE
TRIBUNE, Nes-ioTk-
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready
early JGnusIy add ton 10 its usual contents, ha'eA
PoRrRAr BIoGRAPBro or
HORACE GRKELkL
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
HOME EOTEg

Prof. A. A. Starr lectufed at the Lord Free
Reading Rooms No 2o7 Greepyicb-st, last night upon
"The Microscope its Uses and the Wonders 1t Reveal
The lecture was Dost instructive, and win be followed By
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., has removed
~ vicinity OF his residence ffnaye
provided for those Who
surgical sttendanoe Specially;
Pelvic Vsees Hernia and m raeal
dsee Iitabir Of the Bladder van
ooeele Hemohods Faa Consultations AZ Dr.
D.s residence from 70 8, 70 3, and to g. evenings
WALK IN AT 63l AND 633 BROADWAY
w and the GAS FIXTURES Yoa will ind elegant
PORTABLBS uabe HOLIDAY GIFT 0rif need set of
Gas FIXTURES. you will fnd good assortuentat
FELLOWS, HOFFMAN, a Co. eJl aud 635 Broadway
TYNDALL's LECTURES ON LIGHT, with
Il all the ilaarsons THE TRIBUNEs reports pubEshL ul
eaey Pne per single cepy, mall
Address THE TRIBUNE, NesYork
rINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready
early Jsbuari) will addition TO lis contents hsvea
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY OF
HORACE GREELEY
STRUCTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
~ tnfe business
ofths Generave 0tAns y Daniels ND IA LeIngtOusve
THE best place in New York to buy reliable
wahe. tne Diamonds ch fashionable Jewery Sterling Silver
Wedding Prsssns sQulRBs 81 Fulton ct Diamonds speciality
MAINE]s PORTABLE WINDOW VENTi-
IVA LAToR URDkRhILL A Co. 30 DuAnesl
MERlDEN CUTLERY CO.n-CALL for
Ni TABLE KNIVES having this stamp They GOOD
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f. f.. SMITH g. CO.'S
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT.

ATLANTIC pIouR MILLS, BrooIiys Best seo~p pr,para
WHEAT I sh aud Eosuse General Family Use asd
'ssah~s Fof sale t' snsros,ra PAhPHIRTB sent bes.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
THE WEd1HER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Jan. G-S p. IN.
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STOKES'S DEATH SENTENCE.
HE IS TO HANGED FEB. %.

PAINFUL SCENE IN THE oURT-RooM-CoUSsEL
FOR DEFENSE TO FILE BILL OF EXCkPIlohs
THE JuDgE's SOLEMN WORDS.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

Rheumatism Seehugs Lameness and any knd OF neso bohe
cured bI CESrAUR LSihksr-
An, mot ,opderfs discovery ancient and modern
New-York tribune., 1873-01-07

During the delivery Of what mnst have been TO the
condemned punishment next To death itself the
silence deep In the Courtroom 20 be oppressive
every face reflected the gloom Stokess features
His brother Horace wept not profusey Saturday
when the blow new and unex pceed. but silently
Stokes himself showed perfectly impassive front al
though many imagined that bus face lAs than
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
THE NEW

TONTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY
is based on the above condition sud presents
the following DISTINGUISHING FEATURES.
which are illustrated by calculation Of probable
results On Policy Of Ten Thousand Dolars, st
ORDINARY LIFE RATES, age 81 annual pre-
minm s2si 10
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TAKE A CERTIFICATE
II THE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,
OF
BRArrEBoRo, VERMONT,
loFFICE ~ TowS HALL
AND
P ROT ECT YOUR FAM l. Y.
The Expense is Less than One.third the Cost
Ia an Old stock Plan Company
DIVISION NO 4
For per-Ons aged GO % TO- ADMISSION, So On
ASSuAL DuE 20 90 ASSESSMENTS ~ 10
For each death Present number, $50,
DIVISION D.
Ages % to 90, ADMISSION $40 %
ANIMAL DUE - 90 ASSESSMENTS 81 10
For sch death. Number about 1000.
DIVISION +.
Ages 40 TOGO. ADMISSION $40 90
ANIMAL prE SO 90 ASSESSMENT Al 10
For zach death NumbeF about 1000.
Apply TO II X. FOWLER, at Manchester, and at
20 n. s. Ham
In CAGE Of the death Of any member Of the as
sociauan bis hers or as-igHees Will receive ~
many dollars 80 there are members IN hts di
vision
Brstucboro. VI, May 2)th, 1872 l3lyl5,
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TRICKs and TRAPS Of AMERICA
NCRIBNEWs LUMBER NIOG HOOK

New, enlarged and improved edition Of this
valuable book just published. giving correct
measurements ius rgantilng hosrds plank, saw
logs 10y DU}la1s rhla tubiesl contents ~ squars
abd round timber rtagu and hgslmg 6olts.
Capacity Of eisturus, Woad table,, tables Of wa.
Ee7, board, Interest Iables etc, This i the most
"nablc aud popular book over Published IL iis
hhi Hal a milton capiu have been sold ASK
y"Hg bontstlIcr fOr the new edition Of 1874 81
WI eend one for 35 cnuts, pGst paid GEO W.
FISHER, J., q Boa 235 lt1ohostef n y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS
Wishes 70 call the attention Of the public Is the
fac, that he has on hand q Are stock OF

sCOTCn AND ENGLISH CHEylOT SHIFTING
which will be made up 70 order in the finest
atyivs, cut 20 measure, aud warranted TO fit. Al
20, Fine Dress Shirts made from the very best
grades 81 Muslin. Every Gentleman will be
warranted good az, by sending the following
measurement in inches Size OF collar worn size
round the chest, waist aud wrist distance from
center " shoulders along the arm to the knuckle
~ the wrist. Mention the number Of plaits IN
bosom and style u Cufs also mention whether
bosoms are 70 have studs or spirals The trade
furnished with Flae dress and business SHIRTS
At short notice.
East Arlingtor, Vt, July 10TH 1879 72fyi0x
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PURELY VEGETABLE Z
DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR RITTERS.

NlNErAH Bill EltS.
No PERSON CAN TAKE THESE BIrTERs according
TO directions aud rsmaia long unwel, provided
their bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison
or other means, and The vital organs wasted DO.
yond the point o. repair.
DYSPEPSIA OR lNpIGEsrIoSl Headache, pain in
the shoulders Coughs, Ightness Of the Chest
Dizziness, Sour Quotations Of the Stomach, Bad
Taste IN the mouth, Bilious Attacks, PalpitatiUu
Of the Heart, defamation Of the Lungs, PAIN IN
the region Of the Kidneys, and hundred other
painful symptoms, are the ohspnngs Of Dlspep-
tia, IN these complaints it has no equsl, and one
bottle will prove better guarantee Of its value
than a lengthy advertisement
FoB IEMALE CoHPLAINTs, IN young or old mar
und or single, At the dawn of w0manhuOd. OF the
turn Of hte, these Tonic Birers display - decd
ID an influence that a marked improve mcut il
soon pereepuble
FoR ESTIMATION .Sp CHuoNic RHEuuArrsm
ahd Gnut, Briou~ rmittent and Intermittent
Feyers plsesser,f ha Bit Il. Liver. Kldr els and
Bladder. iese Is rar- have ~ eualt Such ni--
.a. -a.r eauerl Nj1ahd Btt.t, r'ish E-H.
o'gsue.
ui1 ARE AGEsrIE PuRGaTryn ,s VEL. BE
TrNt rnssers al-e the ttruI ~ fIa t ac Is
a. q p.~er'ul agenE iH frir.uug ng"s 500 rIr
utH loG q taf 81 I'd fIsc.'mI nigf.- tu d..
u.IIaJ= iHra-s.
Pm sary DISEASES Eup 'tns. r., $685., sal
he Hu.. b"'c 90 ~s't.n, Sol rles su~iH. geo, t|..,
eeF3u rlr, u ""rm~s ~c.d .u"ai ~ % $50
T. fp-H, rII, s"Hr , Dfse ai"it #r- ..
sklH, bGm o.. aut lt r..-. ct Doe -Ht .. & s. Il
ever nam 81 rstHre, arr Itrilf ding DO aao
carried ttlf Ut the system fta very -hu.t ln" 10
the a4e ~ b. bin ere.
GRATEFUL GHousAsDs proclaim NSIoaH Bar
TEKs he mos wuHdsra luyig1Iut lAai "vrf
sustained nc tinhng -}rtom.
J, WALKER, T. 1p,T T.. MCDONALD IS CO..
DrHgg s= and Geu rat hgrn e., SAN Er4uci-ea.
CAL sud cornrr'i Warrington sd Chrl on
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1 Yeas HAIR EIGOR.
FOR RESTORING GRAY II AIR
~ t1s E4TrRsL rlrAhITi. q Aga1l0r

he'Al,,0s }tsist slasafss esrs. disagpa!a
a1A bft'A ~ tisassi ys3Lsfsi, al flta IN,
tar Hra4 . Asf If them . .sl1.e, h $3.50
pftHiatAfsig and either "a - I. 80 49,.
aHFi.@saAt ~ lfhnld. tsIa AsYa r.,a.g.,,.,,'-.-
stt '.@s f.D..ssa a. s1ifa9te re Lese 4efof.
q e. e \ W. /. hA aeh ata3Ea4e tor ban nom
hat5tieifs u saiatn an1 a4eB HlA usle go
7'. t.Ass iaAaf iHst fAHs aud als.s.F..
s.ai 81 Ia4ra ae4 gray haIr IL usi6fsI 49,.
At.h ~ s.sss Aaa freshness u yg4.u faer.,ts.
1900 ttm Neil tsa graz haAas. taat ~ "a
st sFa taoaa zhg base I'D Fst d,..+..,at ~. -
ifia*e q AIRS HstH fieaR m ftgs.Igs ~.
tast. re hest Ead YgutlfaI LAR :. ~. -
.fAst t' s3s i often lao pfsiaes Il hIa ~ n
gea ~ 4rak 4ft4. o. ms1H 90 aasfeys go fts's
lg Efsls ban. restore ia 5ouilsfg oslsr ~ 80
q lHhf -. afes ~ their onsg.al sghaa.s All
agreeable oppression -"4
As - ssaht afsaslaK - Besut.f5lss tAs
Haf. it Has H2tugpsEaT
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DR.. RAILWAYS

oAKoAPAhllLlAN htSUlVENI
50 Qti6K' ~ RAPID ARE 'TiiE GnhE6Fj
THE BODY UEDFRGOEN UNDER TIE IN.
ILUENCE OF Tlla TRULY WONDERFUL
MEniIINE- IIAI
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND pTRE Nl0H HLOOD-IN-
CREASE or FLESH AND WEtGHr-CLEAR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION 81.
CURED 70 ALL. --~
The New York herald., 1873-11-27

IL. 900 Inhabitants, Quaker town ana sort q IN.
shoot from Philadelphia, where wooDens and a
variety OF things are made. Here there has been q
partial suspension Ofab0r and reduction OF wages
Several OF the railroads connected with Cincinnati
have reduced wages 10 per cent. The railroads are
not doing as much business as formerly Much
less freight Is going West and there are fewer
passengers. Tho freight produce business rom
the West IS generally good. On the whole,
PEOPLE ARE MORE HOPEFUL,
and think that with the re-establishment OF con.
ndence OF which there are signs, trade and manu-
featuring industry will revive 1t Is expected that
the shrlnkage In values will increase the purchas
ing power as soon as currency Is SET free. Apart
from the temporary arrangement caused by the
In consequence, the great want or the West is
cheaper transportation for its produce to the sea-
board.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
THE HARLEM BOILER EXPLOSION

All the Evidence In-The Boiler Said to
be Very Dcfcctive-EnGincer Beiknap's
Report-Thc Case TO Go to the Jury on
Friday.
The inquiry as to the Harlem boiler explosion
was continued, and as far as the evidence is con-
cerned, closed, yesterday The expert testimony
showed that the boiler was very defective and
that insufficient care was exercised in the hand
ling OF it. The following testimony was giyen:-
he was boiler maker on the scene OF the calamity
afew minutes after the EXPLOSION and examined The
tween the rivet hoes witness mensoned to friend
na the
an OLD hs 6ss on n the top hn and
s and Nd es had Sy G
to the, pressure that caused the explosion woald
have as sd s1ss Snss w fSwa Cracks p IN and sy sy
usually stand the test there was hole in the boiler It
ent think from the ccniiion Sfs Of sosr % 8 pounds
braced "a the boiler 4 not cracked oaght to have stood
iron Witness was here shown some pieces Of the ex-
probably cost sSSS boilers Were sometimes sold old
e No Perry street fe;siass a ,ss tina, he
ns made an o tSe asmens 9t the
b Her nd a the by g
1s ' PIT IN aa se S 1SSs g s
time with q pounds q il the boiler had been
Se s ps5 have ~
jackson here engaged the witness for about is minutes
peculiar make there ndicati9nof shortncss of
MAD hing Dc w the ls s s
that the accident was owing to the weak spot being
sordng ohe evidence the amount Of steam at the
John Mecurdy, Of no 81 south Ninth street. williams
burg testified that he boiler maker had examined
E%y the .esl was weak the braens SSst was
the boiler take resP9nsSity on temseTes; boilers
witness d not think that the the boiler
II was wen supplied with water.
Alter Recess.
Richard II. Lane, OF No lA East l24h street. testified
the WAS Ia ss y% e s The
enS m o n m ae ss e
s eight ehs sni
Sos Sho
boiler Si s s @
IS s,;s,
direction H Bamors in i put Sfai pump p engine
esSeaR SaRap pAas ID was "ss scnsunsy nyrdi and
constructing engineer. The witness report TO , the
ha ii efe
ar ne
sl % ossen 5 @ SSo dasn a
OF steam; considered the boiler was well supplied with
water; had made a calculation and believed IL 10 weigh
about eight horse power there must have been exces
sion; witness was satisfied that the steam
room of the boiler highly suporheated caused par
tubes q was Incumbent upon owners Of boilers to have
pounds steam lcss witness would not have un
dertaken to have moved the boiler with fire on without
blowing of steam
In answer to The Coroner witness said that he
did not consider IL safe to have the boiler attended
by boys; also thought that Mr.. Balmore as a prac
tical man, ought to have known the character or
tho boiler The investigation was here adjourned
to Friday, when the Coroner VIII give the case IN
the jnry.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
REAL ESTATE.

The real estate market continues to present little
OF interest at this time, the sales being few ana I'M
important. owners stlll hold firmly to high figures,
and with prospect Of O further imitation OF the
currency are not likely to depart therefrom. The
following are particulars OF yesterdays sales:-
NEW YORK rRorKRry-By n. HARvETT
10y asxloo.J. x ap Ii. Moore 80 500
NJ. MILLER
OH n ay II lot S9i a. ID x% 49, Elisabeth Kelley lAccO
brick n and lease of H. = of Both ST. NO ~ w.
Of sta av lot 2Ox100o, Astor lease has 10 years 10
s per w annSm, Gmn renfMs nssesh IL Sefs 6Oo
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
EUROPE.


IJoPs.--MEsSRs. BAKERS, WHITE MORGAN,
IL English and Bavarian hop merchants Hihernia
Chambers London Bridge England prepared TO eS-
ecue orders for Hops entrusted to them by American
brewers and hop merchants Terms cash before ship
menf. Refercnces-London and Westminster Bank,
Southwark London, England.
RIO LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS ROTARY,
Grinding and Polishing APPARATUS OF the latest sys
TEN, to be had of FRANZ PETERS, Machine Works in
Eupen, Rhein Prussia.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO sToNE.CUTTERs.
IN Proposals will be received up to II N. noon, OF
December Is for furnishing the stone work for the
building to be erected corner OF MIX and Devonshre
Each proposal must SCALED and endorsed proposals
for Stone Work of Building corner OF MIX and Devon
shire Streets Boston, Mass and be addressed the
undersigned
The proposals must be accompanied by the satisfactory
guarantees responsible suretes to the OF
$0O0 each for the due execution of contract and the
faithful Of the work under IT. OH the
the proposer IL awarded to him.
Plans specifications and blank forms of contract
be executed obtained OF the undersigned and
after the 81 proximo, on the payment to him oil $40.
Proposals will be received tor the execution Of tha
work in marble granite or free stone.
Tho undersigned the right to reject or all
proposals. THEODokE WESTON, Engineer,
l20 Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
FOR SALE.

A CIGAR STORE IN GOOD LOCATION, NEAR CITY
n Hail. Brooklyn, doing good business, tior sale
cheap. Address CIGAR, box 1873 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
The report was unanimously adopted.
National Greenbacks - The Pee
Money.

Money.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
desire to thank you for the publication OF the
able article OF "Necker" in to-days HERALD, and
the stirring editorial commencing his views on the
subject Of our currency.
For the past five or six years, as opportunity has
offered, l have nom time to time, in the country
press at various points, endeavored to show to the
people the great iniquity and injustice OF the
national bank currency monopoly as 1t at present
exists it having the free use OF $3S4,oooSbo OF the
peoples money without charge, or, at the present
Western value OF money OF above 10 per cent, q
free gif rather steal OF $s5, 900 per annum,
an amount far beyond Credit Moblier, salary grab
railway stcGis and Tammany thcfts combined, and
all this without the return OF any equivalent what
ever, You and your correspondent stil hold TO a
gpecie basis, while advocating the national Rreen-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-02
NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY, g.

| thereby assented to the social equality Of
| these people with ourselves. therefore say
| that participation in these public privileges
involves no question of social equality. By
the enjoyment in common in such privi-
leges. neither whites nor blacks assert, or
| assent 20, social equality, either with each
other, or even between individuals OF the
same race.
Ihave not proposed to myself any advan-
tages from the resolutions referred to.
do not seek or desire Office or emoluments.
| have in view but the restoration Of Louis
lana to the place of honor from which she
has fallen. l surrender no principle, nor
dO 1 separate from any friends. | unite
with those who, upon a candid cOnsidera-
ton OF the circumstances they do not con-
troll, have to extract from them the greatest
OF good that they allow Of.
1t there be any who can propose other
and better means. shall not be backward
in adopting them. But it is very clear to
my mind that the strength of State con-
sists in the harmonious, cordial, cOntented
union of all the good men OF the commu-
nifty in honest efforts for the improvement
and progress of the whole. 1t is equally
clear that strife, discord, disunlOn and dis
tracted efforts and pursuits will produce
nothing but weakness and disappointment.
The base, selfish, unscrupulOus and merce-
nary always profit from confusion, disorder
and the disintegration of society.
This is full, candid. and to my mind, ac-
curate view of tie situation, and l shall
regulate my conduct accordingly, SO as to
free ourselves from "carpet-bag' rule, and
the improper interference of the federal
government in our State affairs.
G. T. BEAUREGARD.
New Orleans, July l. 1873.
NoTE.-By Carpet baggers" 1 refer to
those corrupt and unscrupulous individuals
who come here only to occupy Office and
despoil our people.