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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

AN IMPORTANT CAsR.-On Saturday, An import
ant case was tried before Esquire Hagsny. bssrins
upon the relations betwsen secret bsnefcisi socie
ties and members entitled TO benefits, by reason OF
sickness Reuben T. Steward broug ht suit against
W Washington Lodge, No 5, Ancient 0rdsr Of Good
Fellows, for $45, the amount Of nine weeks beneu
fits. To which he claimed TO be entitled. LAT The
trial, Stewart was represented BY Wm. u. Hodg
son, Esq, and the Lodge BY LEN G.. Bfrd. ESQ,
The case, however, was dismissed, on the ground
that the plaintiff failed 10 prove that the Lodge
was an incorporated body, and therefore iabis 10
sue and be sued. t. al u Hl tyo4ss
Stewart is a member Of several other Lodges.all
o. whom he says are indebted to him. for benefits
In various amounts for the recovery of which he
will enter suit. The lodges in questioa asse that
Stewart not entitled 10 Dement'S, as his sieknsss
was only feigned The afi air is one Of great inter
est 10 secret societies generally. ~, 4 r'stts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
The Eden Murder.
FURTHER PARTrcuLAas-How THE DEED Wig
coNx1TTED. 80 ..--sssi =

FURTHER PARTIcCLAHs-How THE DEED WAS
CoNuTTED. rr. 3 .s-.ea..al. 7,
The Crisfeid Leader has the following partica.
lars OF the recent brutal murder nsar Eden, Boasr
Get county, Nd - i'4r-'1- W l d 4tas .4il. =
Amurder ofp peculiar aipocity was eonutsed q
Eden Station, on the Eastern Shore Railrosd. II
this county, last Wednesday evening. AnAt very
diligent inquiry the following reliable details pf
the trngie deed have bsen gathered On the shove
named evening . man named WIN! Tayloe met
one Alfred Hitch tiAmiliarly known q 1Ai"
Hitch, who lives near o place termed 'sHelps
Kitchen" at Eden station, very near the line thai
divides Somerset and Wieomics co0nties. Hare
they first met each other and bsgan wtssting II
playful manner. Taylor soon grew tirsd oftkls
anusement and started up the track With = broad
az upon his shoulder. lie waA shortly follswed
by one Fleming and Hitch, the Victim ffhs nse
happy event. Tsy Iori haitsd and wheeling akiout
saw these two aea ecning toward him . He q
fll hlow with the deadly lpStsussSl In his hahds,
indicted frghtfnl incision upon hlsxlsh ht ahonl,
der. Tne blade Of the ak, ten inches In widtA
severed thscollar bone, ana pasefng tbs Tbs fron
the breast bone, and extending 70 the Iunxs
Death ensned aiInost instantly. Dr, Dsshtell, WHO
was present at the Coroner's Inquest, dasctlbed
thewound a. anost ghastly 0ps. Justics Dpshnr
empnnneilcd Jury Of iuqusst ON ichussdsy, who
after hearing the evidence In ths ease, ssnAssed
verdict according 10 the facts. Henry Page Etq !,
States Attorney for Somerset county WAS Also
present and took The testimoLy. Taylor the muir
defef, who Is quite notorious character, l. still
at large. lhfs5S he wassssuf ID me pbDstsntiAky.
for the murder Of one Landon, Id fosAto NECK,
for Is years. After serving NJ years Ae was re-
leased only short time ago 70 hnrsJ. . second
Victim from time to sterniiy. The mpfd ftsdfAan
sn siS sSsSt ot 81 s, as., S'y ss
ed as the eauseof he:tsagedy. y IA qeit HE sls1
AZ "a O. sETO bs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made by careiuliy evAporatips the watery por-
ION of Fs.sA snLk adding 10 it q small portion OF
white sugar and sealing it up hermeteaDy. IN
this way it viii keep Tor years and can AGAIN be be
brouR ht Yy nearly its naturally liquid state ey
he addition of pure water II is very largely used
In th .prcraration Of food for infants. aud Is
especially ada ed to the use of travellers on ne
connt of rs portability and answering all the pur
~ ss Of fresh milk The hest brands are sold by
49, ( Il. R.BRKNaHURST CO,
rnrnar Sixth and Marx el streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

Took SUDDKN LRAvK.-Fo the last three ycars
u man named j. L. Moor has been keeping beer
saloon, at the N w. corner OF Fifth and OrAags
streets and has, during this time, been Using with
4 woman parporting to bs hisxite ON sntsrusy
evening, while the two were al supper The door
opened, and woman entered, who proved 70 be.
Pa. She quietly announced herself and took poo
session OF the house. Moor and his companion re-
treated hastily, gathered up what mouey and ef.
fects they could obtain, and left The laxt hard
of thsm they were on the eveaipg train with tick
cts for New York. The real Mrs. Moor ,iemains
in possession of the saloon. - .N .siN1 i'itd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
IA 0TJ MI
STATE ITEMS.

Isl 49, g. \. .
Dover, this year, bears tie premium for big
hogs. .92ElliVsn.WYh
Wyoming hastwO base BAH Clubs, ready for
The Phl,sgeshesp Lisstasy speiety, cot tss
Wyoming Institute, stilf -hbdfishes successful
y. - - - ~ a. u y -
/ Camden Is Improving. A brass band has
Just been organized. and marriages are coming
D. NJ toosssn. q Z Dover jsge nssgS /, now stopping
at the Grand Natisnal H0tel, EJscksonyille.
Fla. Al Il ~ -
.Christnas festivals were very successfully v
held in the various Sunday Schools down the
STATE. ase @'s's 'ss,es =, - '''' '.,- '-'
|, William L. Hubbard, of Wyoming, intends
erecting large building for the Manufacture
|of phosphate.
The alsitAHasSl lsusStSoi Gsbbi ResA 10
CulbfetRs Hail Dover, was we'll attended and
quite interestiug.a Ne llkRis t4tt
d, Aessrs. Richardson & Robbins of Dover,
have made 1 sdustlofl 81 fifty cents per thou.
sand fest IN thspTiae Of gas. .ut tS...l
D., TIP sas, cfSPs 1Hyes rsehzed by,a recent
yer, F0f ffs benefit Il he apoor.'g Y.lSs2
MI Louderbough, ofDover. last well, Lost
the Iniddle 6nger 81 bis left hand. by a.ysfy
close acquamtancesh with circular saw.
( IRek. DR.. Morsell, of st. Peters Church,
at Smyrna, has reslgned,, and has accepted q
call % an ERiscopsf fGhnrch IN Lsnesborough,
Mass siJ 3a kEs - l~a= Al, - lis -.1~
Dover Is iuxpriating on frozen Labrador
.herrinR,s fr6m the schooner Ahce NJ. Lstois,
which was recently stranded on the beach
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

I@sstlDs @ as Raymond M % Tsei cS1rcH'
Vnearl Dover ERsy.J. ,. Wilson, pastor
closeE last week. There were eighty conver-
sions 4-~ .r,,ererN frr
Z - Niles Conoway, near Leipsic, recently
weighed, dressed. 6s7 pounds. This hog was
feet etnch@ h heigfkJ measured feet 3 in
ches from ears to root Of tail, and G feet in
ches iu girtb. GIG he nb1!FtW 70
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
Rsfake ass.,te.a q !. 9 @

10fAbe tRE91iesA - - - - -
Ma. EDITOR: The odssaess Rxeavating Mouo-
poly, have issued . nstics in Saturdays Epery
Wil1issssn shss sbey ere now pfepared. under
the authority Of the BoarSss nssitk u HAse cess.
pools eleansd approved machinery without offend
|ingthe sense efsshto of smelf Nd the short time of
six OF fifteen minutes according to bsize of the
w8u. By their process there Is no removal Of
|prveT houses or seat breaking nor Is there the
|ieast bccayi0l5sslWmhbg orhsy scfubing clean
|1pg, The most delicate person at The. time may
pess and fepass on, without discovering the char
acter ofths votk being done. The prices deter
miseh on ! in some Instances will DO lower
~ ofders tor WORK drop letter in the boz at the
|chy hall door puttwo cannot make bargain
tbsfdrs. .1xuUH EOk1EaF9
FYsClowing account, how admirably they can do
~ ~ Board Of HeAlth have performed wonders
:s ss, sss sssS asss ss "a Ss sss
Aaa1s1ed on the tax paying Citizens-what? q
|pSH tystsaas Of Aonepoay. Oasriess Excavating,
|ber4 ~ nsurpinx shs pixAt seavengsr's business.
ss:l N Az m :ss Ssuss egs 3 s sa.s
SIGHT hpd SsisiIsestel perform their work as IN
Ains past, ,os at lesst q long as they gave sats-
.ssicb Or .ss IssP,s eula p,oy them Since
.ffhis q TEX inches pf ~ TOP, Of the ground,
cost of not ners than one dollar and tty cents BY
Ne balns msn wlso h honess md has a. much mr.
banity psshspsss any pf his Ing euious rivals and
eompstitoss fss fhspalni OF tAs Aserse avocation,
execrsble Apparently Asaslcieus oderiess Exca-
sysflYf Cd c.U-M-H3h1ItfV2s0'r.1
> r. Frank Townsend viii sell at public sale,
=, ys1nusiy aa Ia. fsT 3S 3artSep psrtIeS,
lst4 t4inquirs Of oGls& Aqng, Fourth and Klpa'
r-arxszray 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
CURRY POW De q.

A popular kitchen resuisite Of Rast India origin
Ior havoring soupE. meats, fowks game. capsau.
chow chow, O.. 4 small portion iIapsrtpg very
agreeable. slightly pungsnt. aroma. Prepared
from the genuine receipt by
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
-soclEIikaa, /,
xEKfIHos fHis lvHNIHo,

Delaware Lodge. No. l. 10. on, asodd Eel
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
lLenape ThbeS No 9, / u II NSin bsrth btory
Saville Building, 9th and Market street.
q wtHsssps S .Sf s HSsfsyS1R: Az Hs, 9sseS
Franklin Council, No, 9. o U A r., at Mechsa.
ics' Hall, 2l9 King stfset.' = ibGA SUG Oh
Wilmington Council. No B, Jr, o U A NJ, at
Hal! 9th and Market strests. ,sass,-.,Is.s, /
Eqtsrpnse Circle. B U @ A. nj Hall 6O& Mar
ket street. fal.'o -t = N, i!s! sl5t.a .NFgfiI
Washington Lodge, No 4, X OF p, at Knisht
of Pythias Han Nd. q MARKET ltfssf . -,
Whshington Lodge No3, q y, 1t Good Fsl.
lows' HALL McClsrys Hsildng, EOS Market 81
Wawaset Lodge No Is, a . Of u T., 1t room
l2.h and SCOTT streets. l - a Ave- ( fem st aei
eR --a4-A 49, 49, 49, -.----
TKhrERAHCE .LECFURE.--On 1hursday
evening, January ed, John B. dough, the
eloquent temperance orator, will lecture In
she Masonic Temple. Subject, ssThen and
NOW. ,IEiS-.n u salo Il =
----- - Al--.H - -agt 81
A prominent lawyer In Dover stands SIX
feet four and q half inches IN his stockings,
and he has student who beats him quarter
OF au inch. tfiin t.FW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

DAMAGED. p.-Soms hose Of the Reliance burst
and the vnive Of the Water Witch engine broke
during friendly squirt last "Wednesday afternoon,
In which the Hrst named company we're declared
victorious. The engines, however, are so nearly
mntrhed that ior efficiency ut q tirs there 10 NO
choice between them. We are glad 10 hear that
the Reliance company bad the good sense 70 de-
cline another challenge for the championship, On
tlls ground that snch trials are managing 70 the
steamer. and they wish 10 preserve its tsusefulncsa
-Repnbheaa. 30 a. ''-ss 's
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

The peyer Ice Coppsnyhss dsslatsd ariy,s.
,aenQ " w per cent y .sllI,ssI -s.l " ,.lslsL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

"a CRrTRaION. - Perhaps the last Job by none
OF the old night scavengers was done last week.
1t was we'll twenty two feet deep o7er four feet
in diameter from which he removed twenty -one
iset of stout material at $1.3l running foot, max
ing $3.50 This We are told may be regarded D
fair criterion with which the work OF the Odofless
machine may be compared. IL the machine can
do the work as cheap md as we'll, 1t will be pre-
fered. and therefore a monopoly. was especially
unnecessary. Ft 1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
IN osTr noIicEs.


The best recommeads ton Of the bismarck 0aiter
comes from those whb have worn them. They IN.
yariably advise their friends to drep in and try IL
on at .E.Ft - BABCoCk Bko..
,. a6 Market street
"A Foodarrtic4e sdvertises itself" and the Bis
uyycE Coaster fer A2entie1ea Is unireYrous recon-,
mended by those who have worn it as The Cater
for comfort aud convenience. For sale only "
BABcOCK BRO.
2N6 Market street.
Mens' Caters, 81 and up,
Mems Boots, 81 and up
ladies' Shoes. 81 10 and up
Al the old cheap Store Of
t7. BABCOCk i BRO.
aS Market street.
t, LADIES,
We have Q large stock of Childrens Snocs
ohesn 1, = - WM IL. BABC0CK & CO..
-13 Market St. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION OF SPKCIK PAYNESr-Wnl. ii. Dab
cock & Co. 3i3 Market street. doors belnr 4tn.
will take seer in exshange lot Boots AMI hoes 70
q limited extent tbey don't wsnt too isach oil NJ
however. .t. f-.
THOSE PURCH ASING -
Boots and Shoes at6l 3 Market street doors be-
low Fourth, have the advantage OF selecting ifou
!. lars and ynriedf stock at low prices. -
WM. II. BABcjCk CO.
AsFssa cse NM "Tsn the tspiA and shame
Id Satan" there is negettine aTouhd It; what we
ave said is said end the public bear as out an our
inclusion that for first class boot. shoe or SaiteI
get IL VIM H. D"p'oS ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

Tue Avenue. yesterday afternoon, was crowded
with promenaders. "-s.--.. ~ -
The " week sfpss5srg ,ktsSnevs pssssrSsiag "a
Extra meetings are being hsid & wtst ffesbys.'
tezian Church, ,hisweks AT tTMEV
Bad colds were prevalent, this morning, oonss-
quenl upon the sudden and unpleasant change Of
weather.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

+ FArAu AecfprSr.- On Friday sttsrnOoa, z MAhs
whose name We were uhsbls TO lcsin. vas t9ught
in sore machinery, at the Roctland pApsr ynpl 3
and received fatal injuries Hls arms and legs
were crushed and broken, and he vas othsrwsss
fearfully injured, while his clothing was literally
torn to shrcds. He wis removed TO his iAolnfs
close by The mill. whsrs he died, hitsr tingsrinE =
few hours, in great agony. "a. ira Ito az gas .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

I rns s...Asr s.lsssaAs, vs'iiks lhital Sa.ysl
: Our churches, yesterday, were all largely at
tsaied. ,hhoiIiGd 9IomtllRu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

ing next, Jan. Sth. apthe Mssonic Ysmpie. VIM
G. Barnes, p. q, NJ, OF New York, editor OF the
Heart and Hand. will deliver his popular ana en-
tertaining lecture. entitled. sEn,srtsining an Au-
dience" The proceeds OF ihss lecture are to W
devoted TO charitable purposes, BY The Odd ret
lows Relief Society. Aside from tins charitable
object, the excellence OF the lecture should draw
large audience. ,. t- . ia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05

r You WANT A FINE IMPORTED GERMAN
~, u, Msbggipg bggI gv vcssnary e Ar Bird. 60 to WI N: -
inysife OF Sicily caussy, Hemp, and Raps% ~
sssd i,,w.s.srSss .ts'llhs ysryNsecH " a ccHANpNrR
II lsss....ssss.s..-.... al Aarkef IT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
TUOSE pURCH ASKING

Boots and Shoes at6lS Market street aoors be-
low Fourth have the advantage OF selecting ffom
a Iarse and yurie ed stock at low prices. m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-23
A standard Article Everywhsre

1t is long way from the Atlantic to the Pacil,,
and from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico. but in all
the vast area lying within those boundaries there
is not city. a town. village. settlement or camp
where Hosteter's Stomach Bitters is not well
known and in great demand. 1t is the great house
hold medicine Of the American people. and is taken
everywhere as a safeguard agains. epidemcs and
endemics. as remedy for dyspepsia. biiiousness
and Irregularities Of the bowels as cure for chlls
nervous cases. as n wholesome exhilarsnt in hypo-
chondria and as general inyigorant and restora
tive. To the weak and dropping Ii imparts strength
and vitality, bracng the relaxed nerves and rous-
ing all the latent energies of the system, For
twenty years 1t has been the standard tonic and
corrective Of the western world 23to50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-23
clsmenex for udder.oak

The West Chester Noes of yesterday has
this concise, strong -worded and logical COM
munication,
we understand that an effort is to be made
to procu e a acommutatlon of the death pen
atty in the Undertook case to Imprisonment
for life. The promoters OF this movement can
urge nothing in its behalf but the abstract
wrong of capital Punishment. There Is moth
ing In the case to call for one atom Of pity.
TO The crime OF perjury succeeded that of mur-
der. "Fdciiis densas aren't" The brutality
OF the crime, the manner of Its execution. was
well considered by Judge Butler In his remarks
In passing sentence. 1t was as wliful and
atrocions crime as was ever perpetrated, and
the author should be made to feel the create st
punishment known to the law. His con,inu-
ous denials of guilt are insults to his pardon
askers. Weawait with some curiosity the rea
sons addncsd BY the petione rs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-23
The ater Supply.

"Ii tue citizens are satisfied to take the risk
they may go on for years using The water as 1t Is
pumped from ths Brandywine, and escape any
great incon venience; but in the case OF great
ire and the breaking OF pump, they may lose
more property than twice the cost OF the propos
ed basin II is for them to consider which Is the
wiser course p Republican.
The people do not petition tor an expenditure
OF $4,000 to build an additional basin, and are
ready to "Iake the risk" They know that we
have three pumps, one OF which can supply wa
ter faster than it can possibly be consumed. 1t
can sp gain on the consumption as 10 fill all four
basins in five hours; il it broke it could be re-
paired in less than day. But it was selected
because Of lis reliability and durability by those
who lave now become SO dubious of it's qualities
They want 10 spend 100000. In addition we
have the Cornish pump. which is capable of sup
plying the city if run all day; added 10 this we
have he water pump, the old and faithful wheel
upon which the city depended for twenty or thir.
ty years, which, if run day aud night can keep
the basins filled.
For many years The city depended on one
pump alone; but then the water department was
not made 10 subserye the interests of party.
The sum expended WAS SO small that it would
not effect much. The estimate for basin now is
100000. If these estimates are like former est.
mates and the work managed the same way, the
basin may COS, the city double the estimate, be
lore i is finished. Such was the case with the
last one built The building Of il loo is 10 be
run through three city election campaigns. This
Ii all very nice for the party that has the work TO
g've cut TO Its hvoriies. 1t now appears that
there are many more men employed in some de-
lartmtnts OF The city government than there
should be-
But the logic OF the Rrpabl,cda is SO weak that
Il might seem unnecessary for us tn lake all The
room We have TO upset it when it is so apparent
that The "risk' that the people are asked TO run
night be avoided so much more cheaply and
certainly by increasing the pumping power at q |
cost OF only $4,000 or $4,000 by putting in |
smother pump. But that would not aid the Rad |
Gals to hold the Council and keep all their men |
Oh high salaries. oh, no; they want basin |
costing from nfte 10 fee hundred thousand dol |
lars regardless OF all risk of its bursting and |
destroying an immense portion sf the adjoining |
property, for which the taxpayers would be
made 10 pay.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-23
a DENIAL From Mr.. Beecher.
AN UNEouIvocAL RESPONSE TO Mr.. TILToN's
CuARGEs

AN UNEoUyocAL RESPONSE TO Mr.. TILToN's
CHARGES.
Mr. Beecher addresses a carl 10 the pubic, ex.
plicitly denying every allegation OF Mr., 1iton's
connecting his name dishonorably with that OF
Mrs. Tilton, and defending that lady's character.
lie denounces Mr.. Tiltons statements concerning
the two improprieties Of which he declared him.
self an eyewitness as utter and absolute false
hoods He explains the contrition and remorse
expressed in bis letters as arising from the dis
coyery that both he aud Mrs. Beecher, in endeav
oring TO prevent scandal in MIR. Tilton's family
growing out OF Mr.. Tiltons own conduct, had un.
Willingly incree sed instead OF ailayin the unhap-
ness. All the circumstances connected with it he
purposes 10 detail in full in statement 10 be
forthwith furnished the Committee and 10
be by them disposed of as they may Judge pro.
per.
The crosse xaminat on Of Mr. Tilton was con.
tinued by the Committee yesterday, but its
course and import could not be learned. A
demand was made on Mr.. Tilton for the originals
of some OF the letters published by him, but he
declined 10 supply them. Mrs. Tilons statement
is in course OF preparation, aud will be submitted
to the Committee to-day, and will probably be
made public at once. II will be general denial
of the charges made, with possibly some evidence
of Mr.. Tilton's infdeties, on which she will base
her claim for divorce Tribune, July %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-23

a case where a vessel was insured on a time
policy. and going to sea in an unseaw0rthy
condition was for that cause lost, that never
less the insurers are liable for the loss,
The wife of a hand.organ player was beat.
en- to death by tramps, near Bridgeport, Conn
yesterday. Her murderers were arrested
John Hargraves, aged ten years, was gath
ering sbavings in a saw-mill at Nashua. N
H., yesterday, when he was struck by the ma
chinery and killed,
Frank Baxter, aged was accldenil ily drown.
ed at Quincy, Mass, on Tuesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-23
Better Times in Prospect.

Now that the farmers have cul aud saved the
many years, and been governed by practical
economy for at least year, We may hope to wit.
ness u mofe active trade in our retail marts OF
business; and Of course from these must flow in
the demands upon the heavier dealers. So that
lie prospect for better times is certainly brighter
and mpre encouraging 10 the towns people.
The ability Of communities 10 do without any
great increase 10 the houses is wonderful when a
feeling OF contraction takes place. Three fami-
ies have often been known to live very comfort.
ably in one house that Lad formerly only accom-.
nodat4d one. 80 that in this line OF trade the
start may not be anticipated for some time after
lie great work shops have again got under way
and the supply OF steady employment become
Lluch mole reisbe Than at present
II Is hoped that this change may take place
this fall, and that by the lime the spring opens
ell our factories may he running on full time and
with a the !orce they can accommodate There
Is consolation III this thai If there is work 10 be
done IN the country Wilmington is almos. certain
to get her share in all trades wherein she has un.
dfrtaktn to compete
II our farmers only had an open aud free mar
ket for all they could produce there would be
lively times now, and songs OF rejoicing would
be heafd Instead Of the dull croaking of hundreds
who express the fear that "tle hard times will
never pass away
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-23
The Civil Rights Bin as Tes

Ex-Chief Justice l.ochrane, OF Georgia, comes
out ior The third term. lie says:
1.-THE hope Of Democratic success iu the next
elections is to overthrow the majority in Con-
gress who wonld vote for the "ciyil rights bill "
In this success ] heartily sympathize, for, say
what We will, this land would become q desert
before the features OF that bill will be recogni2
ed or acquiesced in. Tie blood of the people
IS hotter than their br,.,. aud come what may
in consequence, Sunn-t'- i-paty will be a lega2y
OF tears to his friends A Is impossible to enforce
any law sgain-t tue deter animation Of men, wo-
men and child eD and 10 make obedience to il by
bayonets would be 10 make desert OF the South.
The men who q pDse this measure, found in Re-
pubiicans or Dr,aocrats will find at the South, n
the next election, sympathy, and the national
party that Incorporates II in their platform will
get only The colored vote. White men will shun
IT, This will, however, bring together the men
who have split on tue policy OF LOYALTY and ma
tionality, and will harmonic the South on a sin
gle idea OF opposition TO this bill.
The currency and other questions will subord-
nate to this one, and no matter what else may be
said or DONE The naked point the South viii be
governed by will be undying hostility to every
man who layors it. All this is true, and the nom.
ination OF even President Grant for q third term
BY the Republican party, on platform defining
this as one OF the objects Of the Administration,
would sever all sympathy which has grown SO
rapidly at The South in hie iavor."