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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-06
a FOrser AT Large.

KINGSTON. y. Y, October "a man
giving the name of Charles r. Ballard,
of New York city, to-day called at the
First National Bank of Rondant, and
presented the cashier letter of introduce
ton, purporting to be signed BY George
Opdyke d Co., of New York, and a check
for 5000 on the Third National Bank,
of New York, signed Geo. Opdyke u Co,
and certified by letter. The cashier sus-
pccting fraud, telcgraphed to New York,
and discovered that it was II forgery.
Ballard escaped
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-06
Political Nominations.

CHICAGO, October 5.-The Democratic
Independent Congressional Convention
held in the First, Second and Third
Illinois districts to-day, nominated Ber-
nard Caulfield in the first, Carter L.
Hanson, in the second, and j. '. L.
Moync in the third district, which are
now represented respectively hy Rice.
Ward and Farwell.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-06
Base Rail.

New YORK. October j.--Tn" MutuaIs
and Baltimorcs played two games ofth,sc
ball to-day, with tn" following result.
First game, Baltimorcs. 4; Mutuals, :.
Second, Mutuals, l.; Baltimnrrs, J.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-06
(arlist Mutiny.

SANTANDER October 5-R"ports har"
reached here that mutiny has broken "ut
in I'll" Carlist camp at Durango, and that
Don Carlos was wounded by one of the
mutinccrS. In official quarters here 1t j.
stated that Don Carlos wound i, serious.
tn" ball having penetrated his stomach,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-06
The Old story.

New YORK. October 5.-Wcstnn be-
gan at five minutes past twelve, last
night, in another attempt /" walk five
hundred miles in six consecutive day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-21

EEERHAEDT & AURORA M1NEs.-We
visited the mines of this company the
hitter part of the week, bat were too late
t. give an accom-; of what We saw IN TINS
issue. Suffice it that everything looks
r-ore encouraging than ever before IN Il be
history of the Hill. Next week we VIII
give fun particulars.-'tb;ts Zine Ae'rS.
.l,.n. Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-21
q he Carson alailp Appeal
CARSON CITN:
Wednesday, january II. 1874

A DESPATCH from Bias Canyon. Cali
fornia. dated january Is, gives the ioi-
lowing concerning the recent fire on the
fan.r,l Pacific Railroad: No. y Wood
shed, halfway between this place and
Eu,irraut Gap. caught fire last evening.
aI,or,t $50 feet of the east end was en-
t;reIv consumed: 1900 cords of wood.
half of which belonged to the Central
Pacific Railroad, and the balance 10 Mr..
Osborn II EmiGrant Gap, were also de
srroyed. The ties ON the road-bed were
all burned as far as the fire extended,
and notwithstanding the fact that a
binding rain storm continued during the
entire night. and that the snow lay from
three to four feet deep. the heat from the
burning wood and sheds was 50 intense
that but little could be done to control
the fire The flames rose high III the
air, and being reflected by the snow, the
woods to the distance OF several miles
from the scene Of the fire were almost as
light rs dav. The East bound overland
train was delayed here for eleven hours,
the West bound train being held - DlllI-
grant Gap for four hours. Rood-master
t'rates received considerable injury from
icino struck by one of the falling TIM
her, in the shed, but his injuries are rot
s.riaus. No further detention OF travel
will be caused by the fire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-21
lEPMAN'S
Is Great Discovery q
FEVER FAILING
And Perfectly Harmless !!

DROyAEI.Y NO OBJECT HAS
called forth more pr. partitions than those
for RESTORING AND BEAIT1FilN6 THE
HUMAN HAIR. and among all D. LiPMAS
HAIR EESTOREE stands beyond question at
The head for efficiency and perfect safety-thls
is absolutely free from Sugar Lead or Lac Sui
rhur and never fails 10 produce the effect de-
s!red-rcqulred no other pr Paratlon.Is ca'ii!
applied. and is without douot the slMfLEoi;
hest and cheapest Hair Restorative IN use sofa
by all druggists General Agents, CHARLES
LANGLEY Il Co., Wholesale Druggists, san ran
-, no1S-Sm
, 1874-12-23
NATIONAL SUPERVISION.

DunuouE, Ia., Dec. II, 1874.
I" tho Editor u The. .Chicago Ifib4,e:
SIN: You hayo had 1nuch to say, Of late. Of
tho certainty that the Democracy will again as-
sort the old doetrino Of State rights aud allegi-
anee, as understood by the Southern olo,nont iu
that pnrty prior to tho Rebellion.
In all this you do we'll. In vioW, however, Of
tho oyldout tendency to bring almost nil matters
within national suporvIsion, is 1t not tme to con-
luo TINT supervision to its old limits?
Congress- ia now appealed to for legislation M
to purely local grievances and lntorosts. Tho re-
suit il, that iutoresta logitimately nntional aro
neglected; tlo .imo of that body, OF its indi-
yilnal members nnl various committees, Ii
largely occupied with matters which should DO
loft to State supervision ; aud monus aro used to
secure favorable legislation which will not boar
public inspection.
III common with this general extension Of nR-
tlonal supervision, the jurisdiction Of tho Fed
oral Courts has boon largely extended, I'll! thoao
Courts Ara crowded with business, a1d Co1lgroBH
Ia urged to eronto now Courts, aud additional
Circuits md Districts, by tho division OF states
Congressional Committees aro aont out to aa-
certain whother Governor Of q Htato has boon
duly elected or whether the Constitution Of that
State has been lawfully amended, i'll orlor that
ha opponent may uuBcat him With tho help Ut
Tho national arm.
Tho recont hauglug Of Howard ut Des A[oinea
may DO made subject Of Congressional lnyeai-
CATION.
Unless We Bwing buck nearar tho old land-
marks, tho Democracy will certainly coine into
power agun, and tho resolutions OF 90 will ngafn
bo tho principal toxt for tho platform nnd tho
stump, u,
, 1874-12-23
An1USENT,ENTg. A
THE OPERA 1lOttEEE.

THE OPERA DOuFFE.
The fro!!ca a,,tl ga,,cerio Of that worry remark
ablo mud occontrlo ruler Of tllat worry romnrka-
bio Principally OF Gcro!stoin SOON to llavo lost
mono Of thoir plguanoy for tho popular tasto na
tho Acadomy Of A1ualo was thoroughly flllod last
ovontng TO witnosB tho fortiotl or lfttoth ropro.
Bontation of "Ln 0rando Duchonao." Tho
whole burden OF tho work foil upon Mnoo, md
as wo havo many times written Of Aimoo In this
clarnotor, tloro Is lilio loft to say, oxcopt TINT
sllo waa suporb and tho rest wero not. Ono
mtsses tho ringing voice Of Jutoan as Fritz md
and inimitnblo drollory Of DuchoAno rs Gen.
Hoin', which nro 30 essential to Al, enjoyable
performance Of this brightest Of Oifenbnch'H
Worka. Tho chorus fB in tho nlatn inoirably had,
nt,d tho orchestral Objects would nvo beoi, bct-
ter If loft to tho regular orchestra belonging to
tho Academy without tho itnportatioiiB. As
howsvor, appeared m ID With "Mra." r y % boforo oS lis
lan1o, We nlny presume that tho pnrts were flllcd
by old ladoB, md as Bucll tlloy did pretty we'll
Tho "Duchcss will he repeated tlliH afternoon,
mud this evening 'Ia princeasa do Ilcbzonde !"
will DO given for tho first ttno in this city.
THE URSO CONCERTS,
Tho second and last concert Of tho Camilla
Urso Troupe was given Inst evonipg with small
audience ih attendance, tho concert not being In
tho regular Lakeside courao, and honco having
to dcpoud upon tho outside public, which did not
respond worry literally. The concort,' 'novertho-
less, wns very pleasant Buccoss, and those who
heard Urso'H playing Of tho ragnnnf numbers,
"Tho Witchen' Dance" aud "Carntval Of Ve-
nice" and Rudolphsen's magnificent singing
in rcsponpo to m oncoro for tho "iargo
II FactUtun," woro richly repaid for going, Tho
troupe is oIlo Of tho bost lii the Aod, mud las
nado 30 favorable MI impression TINT wo l,opo 1t
will DO hoard hero agaiu before tho season Is
over.
THE FOUNDLING3 HOME CONCERT.
Tho concort for tho benefit Of tho Foundlingsf
Homo, nulor tho direction Of Mr. y. G. Pratt aud
Mr.. Dalatka, takes place this oyoning at Fnrwoll
Hall, upon which oecason the following pro-
granlme will be performed:
/. .uom.so to Now o!iea4o.a. hMa4 :; Pratt
F'Htt Oretcstra.
2; 2: Symphony ,'1no No. !, 0p; ;::: Pratt
.Fs.l 0rehcssru.
pAHT II.
rso1cctlons frou, "Antonio and Lucy,n1
l. oYef'ufo' 0rcb.s;ra.
., scronaao for malo Yoces, "satlins the Sou "...
Toner soo dny Rsxst s. 2nH,fs'ts st. t,,,,,,,n
-''' s' Ar. " Ha'e ' st'uitfs M s.''s''
4. Farewell chorus and nrst-ac. nnulc. ........
"'s' naskt s' HssI''Tsr saa To,<a e'''f' SsA"ts' G
Mrs. ssSS yosts and ii; S;is;
Q. Trio from second Act IA Warming Voice u,....,
lira. Jones. 3essrs. Scha't:e uni t;.H.
T. poasanfa clorua; ;;:::j 1,,ox
8. Recitatve mud aria, Is There To "...........
jfiss Jessiea haskell.
u S4a'1o'e ij,.. Ec;ii;cy
10. Triot with chorus and orchestra.
In addition to tho fact That thiB CONCERT will be
novelty in the production OF tho first Cltcago
, 1874-12-23

Gttcldt Ut3lH{cH 10 IHe LHteIdD 1fiDNNf.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9o.]. j. O'Ecil writoa to
Chioi Hnr1igan from, lIot Springs that ho III
Naw York detective. III t1lo collrse OF his travels
he stopped III this city, whore Ao is wcll-kuown,
and had Occasion to liuger for somo days around
\ notorious ea'oon on Sixth street. Ono day be
naw the proprietor Of the saloon tako man
through his rear yard to n dwcling-houHo near
by whero Ao turned him over to a kinky-haircd
Eirl. Tho ,uau mas well-dressel, and ho Ind socn
him on tho day previous at both tho Nc
chanica' and tho Boatulcu's Bau!is. On tho
prosont occasion, howoyor, lao soomed to 10 un-
der the iufuenco Of drugs. The writer suspect
ed foul play, and, pretending to bo drunk, fol-
lowed tito n,au, WHO iu plort timo fell asiccp.
IIo GIL then robbed him Of alao-twolyo slo
bllla and two IS bills. 1Ie saw her count them.
BAo then walked hin, up nud t1iod to get lin, out
Of tue house. giving him 60 Ho finally wont
hway, but shortly afterwards missed hia money,
a!'ti aworo le would have tho girl arrested.
ue exhibited, after no got out. another roll
of 6ilIh which tho girl failed to find. Tho reason
20 dld not prosecute wns the writor tlinka, TINT
90 was man Of good standing and family, no
having stated that he was au old resident Of st.
Louis but ho now resided In tho couutry.
, 1874-12-23
:T2E DAILY RECORD.

CrNc1SSAr1, o., Dec. 22.-An aggravated and
brutal case Of abortion has just como to
light. Tho parties concerned aro Of tho most
respectable character. About two months ago
Dollo WcEts loft hor homo in Sliami Town, near
this city, oHtensE5ly on visit to hor fricnds in
Grccnsbtrg, Ind, whore, two weeks since, her
father wag summoned to hor doath-bed, but be-
foro his arrival the body was shipped to Cincin-
matt, aud thence to 3Iiami Town. DR.. Hit who
attended hor, said that she diod Of inilamnla-
tion Of the bowels. Suspicoua Of toul play
wore aroused, but nothing was dono until
tho funeral was progressing. Who in the
church the excitamont increased, md tho core
monies wcrc stopped. Jury vas impanelod
nnd Nh inquest htld on tho sEot. About mid
night tho examination Of witnoaaos wns con-
cluded, tho church was cleared, aud post-nior-
tom examination rnado which proved that Dello
Mcrts' death had boul caused by IN abortion.
Tho examining physicians state tllati 1t was hung-
ling and brutal operation, and must have reyuli-
ed in speedy death, as tho organs woro terribly
ruptured aud lnctrated. Tho jury returned 4
verdict iii accordance with tho facts, charging
DR.. Hit, James Collns,-tllo glrl's lover,-Mfrs.
Little, her aister, mud Charea 1.itllo, her
nephew, al being accessories 10 the crime.
, 1874-12-23
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SpeetGt Dispatch to me LhleHao Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2o.-About two weeks
nso, lhcre was arrested at Columbus O., Il nowB-
paper-swludlor who gayo Ills nsmo as N. Z.
Scott Ho travelled through tAo counties nd
iaccnt, mud through tliis city mud tho northern
counties of Pennsylvania, takiug subscriptions
for tho Cleveland. Eric, md Columbus papora,
under The assumed name of A. N. Uurd, al
though he used tho namo OF Scott when con-
senient. For every s'lbhcrlption takon he
estimated that lo raEcd III +" over
s5o0 from this city aid county. end about
$500 or $500 from Pennsylvania. Detectives wora
set upon Ills tracks by tEio city pnpors. md sue
ccoaed in arrcsling. him at his work in Colu1n-
bus. 4 numbered rccoipt-book was found OH
his pcrAon with oror 400 receipta torn out.
Scott aliaa anrd, Ind q hearing il, tho City po-
lico Court, and plead guilty to oil tho charges,
fro in number, preferred against him. Tho
Justice gayo tho prisoner lilo aoyerest sentence
ever passed in tho Police Court OF Cloyeland,-
O. iluo OF 800 in each oil tho five cases, with
costs,-to utnnd committed till all aro paid.--
md. IN addition 800 dayH at hard labor in tho
City WorElouBo.
, 1874-12-23
rElEGRAPHlC RREYlIlEs.

A. man ,,amcd Welty, resident Of Wheeling,
", w.. q carriage blacksmith by trado having
boen ont of work for several wocka past, and
his mind depressed thereat, suicided yesterday
morning by drowning.
A man na1noa Chriutopbor Drockn,an waa run
oyor aud instantly killed by yard.euginc, at
Wheeling, ". Va, yesterday, wllllo attempting
10 croEB tho track near tile freght-dcpot Of tho
baltimore s. Danyilo Ral1roal.
Tho Wisconsin Fro and Marino Bank of MIL
Maukcc WAS yesterday designated by tho County
Supervisors M tho county depository, tho bauls
agreeing to pay por cont iutorcat on balances,
and give bonds for 3l01,000. Il, consideration
thereof tho bonds OF tho County Treasurer
were reduced 10 100000.
Yesterday tho augcr was sunk In tho inlmonso
city vol how boinE constructed ut Bloomington
ILL.,. and, after penetrating . feet of clay, and
entering stratum Of qnitksand, was forced out
by tho rush Of wator. which camo bursting with
much forco from tho two-ilcll lolo. It Ia ca!ou-
ated that tho prusent inflow Of water 10 at loast
nlentiug will probably 10 considered useless.
, 1874-12-23
A Largo Part Of tito Population Is
Engaged in That Work.
And Too Many Of tho Laborers Think
1t Is Glorious Fun.
Results Of an Interview with Mrs. Mo-
sher--.The Ross Case.
Daily Criminal Record.
CHARLIE ROSS.

CHARLlE ROSS,
M1'S A'oSiiEn bELlE'E8 "hH nosle"p o.oA. 49,.
CHILD, AND Will. GIVE HEN HELP TO RECOVER
n1,,
~; ;A' mat.
Tho New York Herald Of tho loth hoS an nc
count Of m intorviow with Mrs. Mohhcr, widow
oi the supposed anauctor Oh eh"i"' lsoss' A''os
giving many facts II, regard to her hlabnnd ma
thcir 1narriod 1,fe-ockuoviodciun ttnt ho t7at-
t1.s,l .'io' ..,e,,. ,,,,t sa...t. ~.
bled III CRIMINAL trauaactlonet pu. asHertnE sl'at
lo waB o kind huabaul and fnthar, aud nu IN
rrnioun mud industrious workman-slo thus
eucalks Of lis connection with tho Rosp case:
Mosser would DC @ IN tse h1an sMotu o5peet 10
neaf oi 1nserernR Mata ' Mno.sr @ ans chau. 40 wa
n"aya iouu - " u" aAo ""S 'et5 h1nu Aoi
tnan at g ~ ~ ~ ~ r., nosu coeo +,- ,, .,o,
hnt 9.nn, What iearnc1 simcc a,,I evhat pnr mn
ain sorry to bo Obliged to confess think liz was o1,o
Of tho who took that child. 1yhpro tho boy yis
, 1874-12-23
ONE YEAR IN TllE pRNrrEE'r1Anx.

PAlscEToa, ILL.,, Doc. 29-In the Circuit Court
to-day Chasleu r, CIark waH conyictel Of burg
lazy, and AlH punishment fixed ut ou1 year in the
pon!lontiary. Clark aprea,s to to ono OF tho
nulnhor Of tlioyoB who haunt the "fepco "
oi Jucoh Wolscnfold, a No. i3l Eouth Clark
htreet, Chicago. Tho burglary tor which 10 is
couylotod wGs committed ON thu pioahiuR ytoro
, 1874-12-23

Mnable to attend In consequence of tho visit Of
King Kaakaun, Lottors Woro road from Oonu.
Sherman, Sheridan. mud ottlorH. Speeches wero
Toso aovooa or d " .o i.p 2o tsa1e u nalo
Honator Conklng tho 1tov. Il. II. Chaplin, Gou.
Hancock, Ohnuncoy Depow, md othors.
, 1874-12-23

New YonK, Dec. 22.-Tho writ Of habeas cor
pus in tho case of William N. Tweed was dis
miHaed to-day by Judge Barrett, and tho prisoner
was ron,anded to custody. A. writ OF certiorari
wag subsequently, grautoa by Justice Lawrouco,
mud will bo arguod ut tho aouoral Torn to-mor-
row.
, 1874-12-23
STABBED TO DEATH.

AfEMr1ris, Tenu., Dec. 22.-John Henry Bars,
cartn,an, was stabbed tlrco times nl,l Instantly
killcd ut the corner OF st. Martin upd Talbot
htrcetf, tonight, by n coIorod carter with whom
ho Ind guarrolcd about homo feed. Tho mur-
Icror cacapod,
, 1874-12-23

Fraah LeS'ids has q wood-cut OIL William
Cullen O. nry4nt's la|r md wllusors, but wa'l
sss " %s IhG '. oa as Hoes L. bSe s ss
Frank Lestts's.
, 1874-12-23
EOnEEiTHEns' nay.

New YoHx, Deo, 22.--'lho Now England 3d.
ciaty Of thH city tonight celebrated tho a,lli-
yersary Of tho landing OF tho Pilgrims Pyosi-
dent Grant WIS expected 10 DO present, but was
, 1874-12-23
III Another Filtbltsttrin. Expedition
<rHslssiXtnE3

From Tic Pike County (O.l Jiepnoltan.
We have Hi lntimntion from private gorlrco
Army, and Gen. ltoHocrane, Of tho late Union
Army, hayo Joined III an expedition to maroll n
force into Mexico, for tue purpose, as wo UNDER
ntand it, to despol that country OF fair prov
inco or two. that tho despoilera may bo matlo
tion comes from Toxas. through au Individual
who preto,ads to belong to tho expedition.
Whether thoro is any real truth in the rumor wo
cannot now say, and give tho extont Of our in
formation upon tho subject for what it is worth.
, 1874-12-23
A RACE FOR LIBERTY,

Hptcfal DIsNaleh 10 Tue Ch1ca0o 7Tf5Hne
JOLIET, ILL.,. Dec. 22.-Two convlcta employed
In tho Wnrtlen'u house ut tho Ponitoutiary Of
fectcl m escape over tho cast wing this morn-
ing. One waB rccaptured lear Tho building, but
tho ot4er succeeded IN getting about miles from
tia city before Lo was recapturel.
, 1874-12-23

GiMBLEHS At SPRINGFIELD.
t5rtciat Uiapateh to The Ch,cuuo Tribune.
srR1SaF1ELu ill.,, Dec. 22.-As Is usual, just
previous to tho assembling Of tho Legislature, n
number Of gumbing-holls aro being fitted up
mud opened In this city. A number Of gamblers
from abroad, who hayo not bocn hero ninco last
those gentry every timo q Logluiaturo meets
argues that thoy must do woll ut s,lcl time. Tho
Stale .ton,nat this morning began vigorous war
Oh tho gaWblols and tl1oir donB, md promises 10
koep It up until tho city ia rid Of thon,.
, 1874-12-23

CINCINNATI, o., Doc. 22.-Durg[arn cntorod
tho promises Of Jncob 1lcib, grocer Of this city,
yesterday, and abstraotcd property amounting to
about 81, 500 in bonds, cash, and jowelry.
Mayor johnson youtorday suspended from
Office tho Director Of tho City Workhouse, Mr..
Edward Kcstuor, who Is charged with rocolying
l,riheB.
Tho jury in tho Daniels murder caao retired
yesterday afternoon, aud mp to midnight had re-
turned no verdict.
, 1874-12-23

BALTIMORE, Doc. 22.-Tho Jury In tho oaso Of
A. @. Gosa, indicted for perjury, and on trial for
two woeks past. failed to agree. Tho alleged
perjury was In evidence given III the suit Of Mrs.
Co.'s against tho AIntuAl life Iusuranco Com
pany, Of Now York, to recover tho nmount OF Oil
inB.irarco policy o,l tho lfo Of lor huabaud, for
whoao murder Uddarzook was recently hanged
, 1874-12-23
MURDERED MS BRor1,ER.1S.LAw.

hlIHOA4t1D 1llo
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 22.-A Bpecal to tho
Coa,aer-Jonraul says a. W. Hodges, Postmaster
ut Lancaster, Ky, was ehot aud killed in his
Office last night by Ehonezor Best. Tho two
men wero hrothora- -in-law, Hedges hayiug mar
ried two Of EeBt'B sisters. fa1ntly troubles prob
ably tho origin OF the truGcdy.
, 1874-12-23

JrFFrnsoHy11LE, Ind, Doe. 22.-William
nolcror, denpcrado WHO wan aorytng ont Il
eontonca Of ten ycars for robbery and attompt to
murdor, escapcd from tho Stato Prison about
daylight this morning, by placing ladder On
platform ncar tho outer WALL ronchlng to the
top Of tho wall. Ilo slid down tho wntorspout
oil tho outside md mado good hia cBcapc. Two
othor prisoners hiH contotloratcs, wero at
ton,pting to follow lin whom discovered by tho
guard, who Tired upon thon,, preventing their
oBcapn. Tae Wnrdor, Col. Slauicr, lsnH Offered a
reward Of 820O for tho capture Of nolofor.
, 1874-12-23
FOR SEYMOUR.


To The Editor of Tic CAicuuo 1ri1Hnc:
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-Dr Seymour will bo ro-
elected by the clergy and laity Of Illinois. by
voto worry much increasod from that Of tho last
Convention.
Tho laity aro tho worry mon not to bo hood
winled by moro charges. They havo examined
thcm and pronounce them to be destitute OF
truth, ,-moro elecfioneering stun,
Aa straws nmong tho lafty, call for tho
letter Of Judge Trcat, Of Springfield, in
which ho says that tho Illinois delegation
should haYo left the General Convention at once,
whom tho indignity was cast upon tho diocese of
sitting with closed doors, in q Star Chamber to
destroy Dr.. Soymour,-th tho first timo it was ever
dono M to Diocesan Bishop. Another straw
may bo found it tho late election OF st. Jan,ea'
Church. Another in Dr.. Corbott, who, ut tho
lust election voted against DR.. Seymour, now
sondng forth lla expoHuro Of lilo aclIon in
dofcatlng Seymour.
Let this miserable, factious spirit ho robnked,
and tho minority learn to Bubmit to Il majority
furly secured.
, 1874-12-23
AGAINST SEYMOUR.


TO The Editor Of 1ht Chicdao 4Tio,i,.c:
CHICAGO, Doc. 2l.--After reading tho stato-
ment Of tho Rev DR.. Craik, of Kentucky, con-
corning the action Of tho General Convention,
aud tho opinion Of that noblo md distinguished
churcltnan OIL Prof. Seymour, l cannot conceive
how any body who desires to preserve harmony
in tho Church, aud wishes to sec 1t prosper, Gun
consistently urge tho rc-clection Of Mr.. Seymour
as Bishop Of 1iliuoiH.
It is worry evident to my mind tint, II tho ILL.,
nois Do lioyonitcs waut to raiso tirst-claEs row
in the Epiacopal Church in this country. thoy
hayo only to do Ms thoy ltayo aecrotly pledged
oAch othor to do viz. ro-elect Prof Seymour.
Compared with t1le detection OF Dlalop Cum
mns. it would bo us q hurricane to tho st1rrlug
Of u IoAf.
1natead Of clogGlng tho wheels of the protcst-
mt Episcopal Church III this Btato, aB thoy would
DO a,,ro to do by such q courao, 1 would most
kindly advise thoHo misguided Ktuatisty to strilo
hands ut onco with Bishop Foley, who will lead
them to lsomo by much shorter aud plninor
road than eitlor DR.. Seymour or DR.. Do Koyen
TAoy will gain tilne and DO just III certnin to
rencll their doHtlnatlon. Tho sooner they leave,
tho hcttor for tho Church,
An EpIscorALIAN.