, 1873-03-10

"The Chica9o 1f,ncs had correspondent here-1
suppose ha Ia town here now at tho table He wss
oTez here yesterday. looking about my Investments IN
South Bend r Give it to him.1 He says have eolne
Investments in tho furniture fletory-tlat AMI Vice
hs coas cot 81 az the
more That no young 1aarried eanne csn % hapPy
to tell you have NJ dcttlnd1 that, hut ali the
young married coupe, iii buy the Kno1loch ncastsa
We viii make dividends pretty soo2: Then he says |
rersonalwth.t a1r. Bldsen go:. oae Of his patents
extended BY my efforts, md { tlla. ~ had become an
conpaav stof.n'dff d. not not o~ sse v:tsr 81
e got my patents e1nsa ,t ,s Or na 61
senior Dirdseu would hayo employed ne 10 do
He never asked mo 9bout it. and never spoEe word
do not know ia the Patent law, and one place never
pzactsed IN, is the Patent oihce: but tho Brdsel
stock tnsy would Gke to have stoeknolder: am
stockholder, and AM not ashamed Of it. lChccrs.l
nm atqckholler in the Hewitt Chair Company, and
be happy, let them buy some Lchairs, and We
vii pay M,tdends liz then ., t9o But ! want to
things. ask 5ou u it is not the very refinement and
qutntessencc Of tlenees7 ask the man himself hit
Is not. Tile nude no reply.l To come down here in
a~nys felt the liveueat intcsest wherc hnvo made
Investments in gas co1npanies and never received
itticness to parade that, and sec il they cannot
1naks sosne point about Mr. Colfa1? lCheera.l
II Mhsn ha sppy e. esas a, easss4s sns sss
- we'll as bedsteads and chairs, shall invest them
right here ut home In those manufactures that have
made our town thriving aud prosperous, and Of
which We are Ill 30 proud"
THE nEfonTEn's FATE,
The indignation caused in AIR. colfax by the article
in the Ttmcs does not to have been coufned 10
lin, melted in others by tis remarks. After
the speech vas over, young ulan with sandy nous
Tor o
Times. After he informed that that
person WAS not present, TO seized come one
near him by the arm, took him over in the
he said, to seek for the who wrote that letter; he
yearned to meet Linn. When he had done so he should
inform him that at tho statements in that letter
ton to that Language, lie should spread his over
his face II it were butter. Then he let OF down
town in search OF that man. but lie has not yet found
him.
THE LAST INSULT.
Nor Ia this MI. After the talking was over large
crowd remained near the Square, some farmers anu
somo city people. They broke up into groups, and
began discussing the speech. Somebody i'll one OF
Times reporter. The second aolnebody looked
upon that fighting word, and he called the nccuser
liar. Then he hit the alleged reporter m tue nose,
and jumped on to him. Then two or three friends Of
seems to be the objective point Of attack down hers
jumped On to tho assailant, and thern very
pleasant free fight, lasting a few minntca,
after which several gentlemen walked on, holding
their noses very carefully in their rockethaudker
chiefs. This little incident shows the warm attach
meut Of the people to aIr. Cofax more fully than
thousand receptions could do. ..... ......
IA for Mr. Cofa he went over to his house. escorted
by the Committee of Reception, and spent the rest OF
the afternoon in receiving calls. SO far outward
sigma indicate anything, SIR. Colfax appears to be
son can he found who says hs believes the charges
against him.