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MnRTGAGE@ALE.

v,.-sas. sylveskr Stciger. by bis
Nno' Mortgage deed, with power Of.
da,ed the fifth day ofNovenbe a
~, ob,cenhundred aud sky six, an
s5.d IN the Recorders Office o.
io,nd. County, and Sts,e Of Ms
in Book +, page 81, did rvfy
patsr Urn, The following describe
esiuse, situated in the county Of
T..c ma|Iand State OF Misst uri and
;beu F.n said Mortgage deed, as
.,lows, to wit:
Thc nc quarter Of the ne or of Sect.
1T fS) and IN" NV or of the nv q
s~cton 9, township ID, range west,
LEANING eighty acres, more or less
,n.,ed in rho county and state as
Rs'r.said. which conveyance w"s made
'.T the purpose Of securing orc certain
E",c amounting to three hundred dI.
rvs 1880 COT, described IN SAID Mort
'.Gs deed; and, whereas, the said
remains due and unpaid, 10 y.
Essr.tore /, Peter Zoln, as mortgagce
i accordance with the provisions. o
mortgage deed, will offer for sal'
Is the highest bidder, for cash in hand
In the courthouse door in the Town o
'Herm4nn, county and State as afore
Bald, on
1 Monday, the l2.h day of May,
A. d 1873,
Ibetwe,n the hoIrs of nine o clock il
',be forenoon and Ave o'clock in +
a~fternoon Of that day, the proP~It
|~.ereinbefore described, or so mucI
Etbsre.f Us will satisfy the note herei1
before mentioned. and The Interest du
kher>a, together wrh t. costs an
OxVenses Of executing this trust.
PETER ions, M"rgagee
HcrmaYn, Mo, Feb. 4h 1878.
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ncritag unO 6rcltag ruiro i'll Ger ti>iigcn
6Henrliden S1uls cine TruiEu9 abgez
balt:d.
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Dfa'e Anzelgen.
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Sir fas ms eurd tbcilndbme an teu1 gegrGts
niIc uHn irnifris ~bfniejene Srileic bel bsm Srrs
unfcrc5 a~eIitttfu SIbn1cn5 ia9en mir bisrrlit
~unisrsn ber;Iidsn laWt.
Sriet. Staute,
= III q Stauhe.
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prompt unc tiaia %tstienrn. Jpbn 6letf6.
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Die gtrtpaneten tes in Californian r~erlfrrte
,ien 5sars Saafrr 6ne hermit aafgefrrtrrt
F6 pessn ieiner SintsrlaHtnitafs tri Su'iu,
WilbeImi, in @aibinstrn. Rr., st mrleen.
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S. 9lprit lit sic Stabtuabl.
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Giuiss GaaieHs sspftlsdams, CUTE Sscrttn,
tiais bel bent llntsrsei9nftsn gu battn. Gbtuic
5fib- unb SritfrautpHanssn, 9rbIrabt, 8lumtn
tcbL 5amrtee-, Seaeris-, Si6fartrHeIpFan,.u &c.
II. HILKER.
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Oalt>untcrneDn1er !

Die Naurrr<. unb SGreinerartfit Der fatb.
@irdH III &bineIanp icGt am 8. srril an rsnNtr-
bcffeIeernben al Srt uub StcIe perhunsen Ter-
rrn. glIne unr SpeciHcaticnen lissen teim
Nfarrsr htr @Smsinee sur Ginfidt cHea.
Her. Sos. S6dfers, 9lITtrn y. 3.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
"a 'e bic GiuriGtuus sstreHsn babe, nsiue
+ Scbube fnN SfirfsI

= s'Sfn eaar aSrr ttte biGIiser ia SIR.
~ 70 @tre IS Seeermonn in ieiriem Sutert6r
E S1 mtr rrrsuipreden, che or anetre4rc
sp,u AIeelt Gst Srfeauug NIB &eparaturer
"a frORst uni tiaig tefrrst. Is
Hruia Seieei.
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= StaHee, I'M Altrr scn ii Tpnatrn uue 18
SdasI.
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ADMINISTRATORS NuTInE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE. is hereby given, that letter,
administration upon the estate o
frederick kema"r. decd, hnve been
!r"nted to uS by tie Probate, ourt, lea
ING q i the Doth dag of F b.uarv,
4. l.. eighteen hundred a..l seventy,
aree.
od" persons having clpims against
estate are required to exhibit
1"r allowance to the admin:slras
"i'hIn one year after the date of
. an letleTs' or they may be precluded
O,l any beneft OF such estate ; ard
Such cidims be not exhibited within
from the date Of said letters.
fSey Will he forever barred.
~ 90 kEAPER & S1Mox UuxoL.
Administrators.
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GA- Sof6tn erAolten uno biaia u
pcrfauin cine 0robe Nusmohl I5rouen,
Emo GinSeri0ubc b:t
4ftct 3ornS I.
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/ Monday, the 18th day of May
'1 A. d 1873,
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Ernst K ech aud Ere e
ric,a Krech. la wife, ty ten certain
deed Of trust da:,d tie 18th day oihIay
A y. 1871 aud recur icd in the Recorder
oli,e If Gsscsnaie C.uny Sale OF
Missouri, il, b ok y pages 81, S3 AMI
3+, did convey 10 he u dcr>iguedrrus>
Tee IA. following desc bed fc~l estate,
sip>'"Ln Inc town # HERMANN an
5 a. I Missouri, AMI described in said
mo TIA Z. deed as follows to wit:
I.ors muMb-r one hundi e. AMI two
I02] and enc hand Ell aad fuur rI04l
sn w. Fiji 9th street. ncty<s. ven
97 II ely mic G!9], olc h,n"reI-
ne Ti0i IN ncs, = XII T6rI street
ili LIS nuo.ber in tyfnui (94), nine
y.six C:G) on west 5,h sire. md num-
Tts siN ystw' 1871, siX'y-fou" 1871. or
sc TAxih STR er, aid nu!nher severity
60 72], ninety nine [S9J on west
Fren'u tree, nrlttj tour "a /. nine
>l> [!"i] ard nin.ty.ihr, c 1851 and
ninetl five ["5l wes. Sixth 81 eel; and
nine Y ei 1T LsSJ on hu-d+.d CI00J
"n L Furh + .. ii nnety.threr
No. u,r Ave 80 nlnc1y->even? OF
wcst .5sy, Ii il ret, AMI lots nunlbel
II ~ y light ISL, o~n.-huntr<~ [IGOI,
GO IN ndrrG<tno OC2l west SIKH.
r ct ana lot numb + four a. onNIar.
k. stre,Hs all iii tie corpora .. AMI rs
per pIai o. tn. toAn vfiie manr, stu
q ei in TIE ,Oun'y IN safe ~2iarcYa!d,
" ,ch n vance was IA de a trust
irr he purpose OF securing The Ia,'
bnrn, o. certain pr iuiH~ely notes, &c
kcrA ii th&r,il; AMI, whereas. tn: Ct
SAID not s have become due and re
kin UNPAID. N w ,hergtOre notice
h re, Y gwen that the undo r>iSncd
u'rce, ii the reqnes, Of tn. legal Oh
T OF SAID 40 eS and in aCcordan c
EiLh thu provisions of said de.d oil
Ea>t, viii Off r f; sale 20 the highest
Jder + cash il FanI. at the corr.
use door Iii the tuNu uf lirr.uHu
Fou,ay o. GlscunaLe AID state aforc
kaIJ, on
ta'ur, ay, tie 15,h LAY OF Mdrch 4
ID 1873.
between the hodrs-.f nine o'clock IN
tp iOrenooI and five o'clp k n III
sfcr "on Of TIA day, the prcpe:ty
saeinh lore dcscti' ed, ,r SO much
hereof as vii at,Efy the notes her. la
sfOro mentIo..ed, ana The int~resr dac
i1An '"n; t"gstCer with the costs ant
expenses Of K"ru iig this trUst
MERRITT W. SEtLv. Trustee.
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At the request o. The crantor in the
a"ve deed OF Ir,s st m-ntion,d, IL,
|l-rety Iestp"ne the atov. ~ t. 70 tie
|lSh day Oh Alag 1878, a II . cI>ch
'' OF that day, at the atne piece
u ". SEHLY.
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zig BOOT SHOE STORE!

,fs- SGiuer' II. Observation-Disclosures
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

Aho,, a.. ..... -. - .--.n :. -. -. :.
Aoou i've years ago as wei ~ we can re-
member, Mrs. Rock Goodrich, OF Ocean, In
this county, was on the cars Of the Cumber-
land and PennsylynnIa road, eastward and
homovard bound when the train s,onnod
I o"a'u oou''. ", ". ~. ~" s.,,N u ''oppeu
~ Homecoming anna the )os,hng OF tho
throng In boarding the train, she was
asked by yelled lady to hold q child -quitc
n ANAL infant-a moment. until she ube
s,rang.,, could 20 on, rnon Tho ,i.,,or,, Va, ,or
tIhnkcfJ couiu ~ Vut uPoh uo piuliorm IoT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

| The British Constitution, meaning thereby
the body Of laws and customs In force In the
kingdom of Great Britain, has not only de.
monstrated Its vitality and strength through
almost every phase Of national life, but Is to-
day the most magnificent evidence existing
Of the instructive aptitude OF Englishmen
for self-goyernmcnt. That other British con-
stitution, however, meaning thereby the ply
steal power of endurance belonging to each
individual Englishman, appears to be, by
way Of contrast exceedingly delicate and
fragile. The English weather, which those
who carefully watch the cable kilograms
know, is always either favorable or unfavor-
able TO the growing crops, has recently risen
in temperature to the height Of eighty Ave
degrees Fahrenheit, and the ordinary Eng
lishman faints In consequence. Whether
this Is due to the fact that he adhcrcs
with paioful devotion to his fannels and
his greatcoat-that quality OF mind which
| tends TO the maintenance OF the Constitution
OF bis country, thus tending TO the destruc-
tion OF his own-or whether II Is due 10 his
alterable loyalty to roast beef and beer,
we do not pretend TO say. But It Is appar-
emit whatever the particular method may be,
that In some way an Englishman Is unable to
Of himself to changed condition Of the tenn
perature, since heat OF eighty 1--WE degrees
Is by no means oppressive, and with proper
precautions In respect TO clothing, eating and
temper of mind, is not especially uncom-
Portable.
Hence the wisdom and beneyolence Of
Providence In making 1t possible to send
such unyarylng accounts Of English weather
become manifest. The changes of tempera-
ture which occur In this city not only every
month, but sometimes In q single day, II q
Trustworthy inference can be drawn from
the present instance, would certainly doci-
mate the British Islands, and might, perhaps,
depopulato them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

Notwithstanding the fact that this Is what
iscalled the "off-year in politics; that there Ii
no great national question before the country,
and that the Republican party achieved So
magnificent victory last fall us to virtually
leave 1t the undisputed master of the field,
the forthcoming elections In the different
States promise to be Of unusual Importance
and Significance.
In Massachusetts, for instance, the strup-
gle Will be one Of the most interesting ever
known In the Bay State. Gen. Butler having
announced his intention to press his claims
at all hazards and win the prize upon which
he has set his heart at any cost and despite
all opposition, his enemies within the Re.
publican party have united In an effort to
defeat his ambitious purposes. The question
OF interest there is, will he or they be sue
ccssfulE There can be no doubt that Gen.
butler Is the strongest single man In Massa-
chusetts. Neither Mr.. Dawes nor Mr.. Hoar,
nor any one OF the gentlemen who met to
unite their forces against him few nights
ago, would of himself have the slightest
chance against the Essex statesman, either
In convention or before the people. This was
demonstrated two years ago, when Gen. But
Ter barely missed carrying the convention
that nominated Mr.. Washburn against a
combination even stronger than that which
has Just bsen formed against him.
New York, this fall, will elect Lleuten-
ant Governor and other State officers, and
although we have as yet only heard few
faint runlblings Of the coming battle In that
State, the engagement when 1t does open will
be hot and angry one. The Tammany
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A foreign correspondent relates the follow
ing story, Paul starns, tho late clerk OF the
Alabama reconstruction convention, has been
sojourning In Europe. At Rome he made the
acquaintance Of Iscippi Gena, one Of the
wealthlcst and most influential Hungarian
noblemen, who was about to depart for
Naples, where his family was spending
tho summer. The handsome American
had made most favorable impression
upon the royallst, and was invited to accom-
pany him to Naples. Iscippi Geza, the Count
Of Temesvar, found his lady In worry feeble
health, and the physician had given up all
hope. A few weeks aiterward tho Countess
died, and Paul Starns had so endcarod him
self to his aristocrntic friend that another in-
vitation was rendered and accepted 10 ae-
company the count TO his castles in Hungary.
Only a short drive from the City Of Tcnicsyar
lies the beautiful Castle Radowltz, tho ances-
trail seat Of the Gezas. II was presided over
by the young Countess Raula, q lady Of the
pure Hungarian type, the only child and heir
OF 1scippi Geza. The young American was
quite stricken by the intense beauty Of the
lady, and before throe weeks had elapsed tho
two were rs friendly as II they had grown up
together. During the hunting season dis
tinguished guests arrived at tho castle,
among whom Prince Esterhazy, Of Moravia,
was the most prominent. The prince was
about thirty years of age, and had been pro-
NOTED to o captaincy Of the Guards. Major
General Prince Esterhazy, the captains
father, and Count Geza had been the most
intimate friends for almost q lifetime, and
both desired to still stronger tie the bonds of
friendship by uniting their two children.
This was tho main object Of the Princes
visit, for the necessary preliminary arrange
ments had long ago been agreed upon by the
two parents. Paul Starns had meanwhile
cared nothing at all for tho distinguished
guests, but had mainly passed his time In
studying modern languages. To his utter
surprise, Count Gefa insisted upon his join
ing the dinner party, aud tho old gentle
man was quite enthusiastic, when he con-
tinucd We have great surprise for our
guests to-day, and you must witness tho
proudcst event of my life.' But the surprise
was quito different from that expected. The
Captain proposed and was fatty refused. A
bursting bombshen could not have created a
more profound sensation than Countess
Paulas declaration that she would
words followed, and Captain Esterhazy al
luded to American intruders and bcggars
Some buster about duel followed. Finally
Paul Starns left for Italy. Over year had
since elapsed, and the Countess was In so
feeble health that q journey to Italy had
hecn strongly advised. She had persistently
refused TO see any Of the Esterhaxy family
again, and EGunt Gcza was inconsola5lc
when he witnessed the sufferings Of his only
the Countess; she rcgained her health, aud
Count Geza was not little surprised when
he was one day informed that she had seen
Paul Starns at the theatre, and that she
would marry him or not marry at all. On
the twelfth of May the wedding took place"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

The New York Express does not approve
Of the abuse of Mr.. Groesbcck which many
Of Its contemporaries Of the same faith arc In.
dulging In AT the present time. Ccnsuring so
eminent leader and statesman In tho party
will not. II believes, do any good. In fact, II
will do great deal Of harm, and II Il 10 per-
sisted In the prospects OF the party will be
as dark In 1878 as they were In 1872 and In
tSRa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

We RAVE RECEIVED several comnunica-
tons from householdors living on New York
avenue, complaining that the drivers of the
night-carts" Of the Board Of Health make
might hidcous" in that vicinity by their wild
howlings and reckless driving. The practice
which has become an lntolerable nuisance
has, 1t seems, been going on for several
months, and should be remcdied ct once by
the proper authorities.
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fSSs TO THE PUBLIC.
naies, Regulations, and Iu.tructio,s for
the Prevention OF tho spread Of Epl-
demic, Infectious, and CONTAGIOUS Dis
eases In the Dislrlct Of Celia ubin,

Htsies, Regulations, and Iu.tructioas for
the Prevention OF the spread Of Rpi-
demic, Infections, and CONTAGIOUS Dis
eases In tho Di.trici Of Ceiszbia.
g. & 81 sss & p
" a aIs as sGfr n e
mspt the ssid Di.trist ]. threatened with o. Affect
9raers. Tes1ilaticns. and instipe.iSns Is may. d
5sT1s,,on;, and iosirac,iSns toSe nd rsmsin d
yoHed f"f sSs .n ma. VS. Sc
IN such manner a. IN the judEpent II said Bo.rd
Board Of msaIh, q he District q 0%is%sis, BE-
r Win saa An 81
male nal and issue the following orders. regulations,
Il Every hi sicisn or head Of any family In the
District Of Columbia having hnowledse e any cs,s
Tp fssss Or d,Ssi cons
gious or Infectious disease. shail, within twenty
sss e bard q Il
n any q po
lie for sssR
sSn re
q hereby required upon the certificate Of the At
Board q Health and secure permit for the burial
No railroad Or s.eambcst eomPsny or other
Esctsa q bsns sass,sd BY say q he ior e. ss
diseascs; but any railroad car, Steamboat, other
conveyance ON which there may DO any person or
Article Affected or suspected OF being affected a.
Aforesaid sha be stopPsd upon the li,n, n the DIS
sscs
~ hs board q q HssS to tho
During The Breyssnes Of my Of the tores9iDK
DO used as dsin ectants In privies dry earth, dry
ashes, suphate OF IRON carbolic acid with sulphAte
q lime, OF some other prev!ously and suita.
biz H Il y pognd o
with one half pint Of crude car6olio acid added %
less than one pint night aud morning; In drains,
sewers. and upon premises senerally, quick lime,
shan DO used In such quantities and within such
times - to keep all premises within the District Of
Columbia ~ proper sanitary condition
That Al uhdsTtaksrs or PERSONS acting q un.
y isPo9 bsssd y Health III esI' u BE-
ordered. all interments made by them. together
with A certificate from the physciAn Or other 70
ssndas De dss,S u any $ .sstns foTts
the nsms ser color. aFe, time Of and cause Of DEATH
and also the place Of lnterment toysther with sach
other facts IS may serve 70 Identify the individual
spread u Sf spasc Infectious s On On sSssoas H.
eases,
These regulations the Beard Of Health will, 10
conserve the public health. rigidly enforce accord.
d M ~ y go q as and
regulations and instruS Sisn, q SfoFssaid
President Board Of Health. Dist Of Columbia
Att.st; ~ W BLiss, N. o., Secretary. 49,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

AT ONE O'clock this morning VIC received
the news Of the nomination Of Col. Hughes
as the Republican candidate for Governor Of
Virginia. Col. Hughes speech accepting
the nomination will 10 found In other
columus
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

The Liberal Republican convention at Co
lumbus resolved yesterday to dlsbsnd thoir
organization and unite with tho Allen county
Democrats, who a few weeks ago resolved
that the two existing parties were corrupt,
and that they would act on their own &C.
count In the future. Thus ends the great
Liberal Republican party, that started out to
beat Grant and the Republican party yoar
ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

DEr.RTsrsT oy sIAIK,l

WARRINGTON. ID. u, July 70. is7a
Information has been received at this Dc.
partmsnt from Mr.. II. W. Trimbc, the con-
sular agent Of the United States at Milan,
Italy, of the death, on tho 3lst Of April, last,
at Milan, Of MARGARET SMITH BAILEY, of
Washington city,
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A Japanese Prince Resisus from tho Naval
Academy.

Tho Japanese Prince Taklhlko Azuma,
who has been at tho Naval Academy since
May. 1872, under arrangements made with
the Japanese empire for tho nautical educa-
don OF some OF Its youth, has resigned the
privilege, but without assigning any specific
reason. He was accounted q tolerable good
scholar, and stood very favorably ia his
class While at the Institution he kept up
the dignity Of his station, and was permitted
TO retain his servant, keeping himself aloof
from all those whom he considered his In
feriors.
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Tor sALE-DEslRABLE LANDS WITH,
SALE fIrik fo M p hHE CITY hIMITs 10

EoR sALE-DEsIRABLE LANDS WITHIN
soW P hhE city w MI suI ESe
issa ~ the owner 70 sc gu sesommodstiss tsrin.,
assb S.Ss he o% SnsS
sslS sSS
Sw.li . on ths itipaE ~ RAGE. coDRsEJ ,gsP
SITES and Tho efS ot. are w..sroa BY ,%p % sSs
nsss srfHf hi SSRE ES 20
Us gf Sss4 T Sses s1 EASs
%s from lie ssss lS'P Sr SoS and HOE }ct
oppssite Ander,on's blacksmith .hor. Lots Nos
and are meadow lots fronting on the suIrsisyille
!hs county u Primes Georss. and Just beyond The
District boundary stone Tbey. are equal In tertll
lnston, can be shown BY letters and certincstes
In possession. the expression Of four o. tho
GENT III zen. q he Dsriss Tos S6 Gi VIM n,s On
the north -ide of Oxen branch. CONTAINS II acres
er IL ;hs Dsps s y" nnmSs
No. u On the opposite side Of the BRANCH. and
by which !. y Is ssI.rated from Lot No. and con
Ems HOUSE. With carPisseso ~ and SisSe fot
three horses Portions Of both iheae Lots aru nov
RAIF lie 9ro%ns Crop and osn hs,e ss 1s
q the buildings and land mt In cultivation imme.
Tn.se Lots sd. In the farms Of tho Me.sr-, ADD.
snn. King. Jenkins, Golden, aud General Ewing
every mgrnins. at O'CLOCK, returnirs At O'CLOCK
TSs tiiis 70 these land. !. beyond dispute. a. will
= " tIs Dis,rlct Lots, and Mr. brooke. In rcssrd
'ss 5sE fH ffYGRsbF balance ON reason
s.ET q ~ rssSrdsa gsi and psTt saisF. can
'V -" o"-o' HESTER 4 RyoY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31

THH FAILURE Of the new party movement,
and the general condemnation that 1t receives
from the Democratic press, Is not after oil &c
be wondered at In view Of the experience Of
year ago. There Is really nothing to the
Liberal movement, excepting two or three
newspapers and newspaper editors and poll
tlcians, who, inccnsed that they were not
allowed to run the Government and put all
their own. friends In office, have conceived
the project of destroying 1t. Take, for In
stanccsahat eminent Liberal and distinguished
patriot, Reuben Z. Fentou. Fontou
would have stuck like grim death TO the Re.
publican party and to Gen. Grant II he had
only been allowed to control the patronage
OF the New York custom-house, the survey
or's Office, and the other Federal departments
In the Empire City. But the moment he and
his friends were turned out he became q Lib
eral, oil his friends became Liberals, and do
ciarcd the Constitution was In danger. The
decapitation Of Jussen, Schurz's brothcr.in-
law In Chicago, caused that distinguished
statesman TO come to the same conclusion.
And so of all the others. The people under
stand oil this very clearly, and that, as the
Cincinnati Enquirer says, Is exactly why the
new party fails.