, 1874-06-09

LII. IhFNCu--l no hoe k0l1lR 1l1y Ono Ru0W WG
wore going to rosigp. Tho President and
Secretary have expressed tho utmost confidence
In tho Bonrd, and wero auxioua that We should
continue to corporate NTH them. They have
STsys regarded g @ 1s H.. nosra .sso - n 'ra ao1e 1e
ment millions Of dollars, having twice prevented
a war with tho 8loux md wo made q treaty
with tho utos that nobody c1so could have made.
Roportor-I cannot understand why you should
all resign when 1t is acknowledged TINT you ac-
compliahed 80 much ut very lfttlo expenao?,
Dlr. Farwoi1-0ur lettord Of resignation mon
tion our renaona.
1oporter-cau you give mo the substance Of
yours from memory?
.Mr. Farwei-It would not be right for mo to
do 1t. The designations are tho property OF tho
Interior Depal tment now, and th0y will 1o made
public ut tho proper time. - :,
TIE REFORMED REPUBLICAN, Asso-
OIATIoN. .',.
Tho oncho-po]itical party, who aro to work
tho reformation Of American politics md politi-
courtroom Of Judge Rogers. At tho hour named
for tho meeting the vonorabio form Of tho gold
specialized conchologiss was the only ropreaenta-
tive Of tho now party. but gradually new faces
arrived until by. 8 o'clock thore we're about
twenty proRent, mon and boys. On motion, Mr.
John Korry was called to tho chair. an Dir Of
indoflnaLle lassittdo aud melancholy settled upon
tho meeting after the transaction Of tis import
ant business, which, however, was removed by
an exciting motion by, Mr- Neynolds to the et-
fect that tho moeting do aond delegates to the
Springfield Convention.
A 1R. NoDERT9
stated that in bis opinion tho moetiug aa poll
tical body, should havo platform. ue did not
| cnre what the platform WAS whether temperance
or1ntemperance, imitation or hard money, woman
| suffrage Or freo-tradc. He thought that Womnu-
suffrage was the aoundest and grAndoat principle
for it to assunlo, and he. therefore, moved that
tho Assoclation bind itself to the promotion Of
meoting would become the greatest political re-
forming power of the age, and that their most
| potont weapon would be the giving OF tho ballot
S bh9ug {hs on sost sSoa
member that, ,as magazine -writers,' they wero
hard TO bent. while rs gy1nnasts thoy were inyin-
oible.
PURE PHILOSOPHY
= Tho apoctacled concho1ogist Thought that tho
reason women we're governed by mon was be-
cause tho latter hnd tho creator ununcu1nr powor
He hold that there was no necessity for the
| meeting'a announcing any apooIl1 platform. He
| it's mtsAeeds wero 30 mnlodorous that nofono
outside Of the meeting, posaossing the sense OF
smell, could abide tho presence Of lattor-day
politician. ~
A German present made violent attack upon
tho sex. He Thought they had no raason In
| them. Would an honest. decent woman kneel
down in a saloon and prayi II tho women got
the ballot .thoy would lck'all the mon thsy did
all saloons and spill ali tho liquors. 't'
| ". AN OLD CoLoREn MAN
stated that he hoped ho would never sec the day
when hls vito occupied d scat in the Senate ut
Washington. Tho first night he got married.
whom ho got up Iii the morning, be said ,
! e Chloe, doah, dar am dor brcochos /; put cnl
On ef you wants, deah, nov you u mover going
to get auoddor chauce." Chloe didnot put thom
A1,os T.
had worn them evor SINCE and intended to do
l 80 as long Rs he could. ~.
Tho audience became thinned by the depart,
ure Of three Of It's component units. Alf Roberts
i ncsa Of women for. tho wieldiug Of political
l. power, but added naively that ho kuew free Amer
icans would not like to have woman rule over
them either as ~ Queen or King" Tho Con.
30 laid upon tho table, aud again moved that The
election Of q delegate to Springfield bo accom-
plished, which WAS carried tho hitter motion
not tho formar, which was lost sight Of during tht
romaindor Of the mosting.. Mr. Stone o!aractor
!ized the meeting as q grain Of sand. and madc
several othor diaparagng remarks, during tho 70
oitaI OF which tho breast, of tho ConchologiB
hoaved with emotion.
+: = GENERAL ExpnEBsloNa OF FEEL1Sa..
Tho aged oOlored mnn again spoke. Ho though
1t WAS necessary for child to bo born bofole il
WAS named; therefore he moved 4 nane be
chosen before tho organization was effected. .
i A younger colored man 8tutoa that tho provl
ous speaker had put the cart boforo tho horne.
Mr.. stouo stated that tho papers had gwen til,
society name which he thought was yer.
suitable.
The Conchologist could not stand 1t any lopgor
III lie CALLED UPON HIS CREATOR
In o most impressive maunor, and asked tn
meeting II they were lot Of lgnoramusos, ans
accused them Of endeayoring to undermine bi
l.ttlo effor:. He held that for man whohad hoe
5siin liz ts1 as dseSps aa & D ] IL;
to woman, was pieco Of unpardonablo pro
sumption.
Tie iraeolble German interrupted the speakc
with the ron,ark that the orusaders were lot
|. An interesting debate on the morits Of til
j. Republican aud Democratic parties found
pleasing lttto episode just here, aftor Which Nj
noborts moved that the meeting form itself int
an association, to bo known ~
1.-THE REFORMED REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION"
l. =, Tho oolorol element Of tho .moeting to til
number Of five. who bad al apokon in fayor's
RpnSi@an pS @ pfh1 ha hsEs Whs s u a9 eso q
berea i've 'nI souje oe The n1@ otton or MI II
Roberta WAS earsied, and :. after an !,
J offoctual attompt 70 elect presdent' Il
duy evening, the qonohologist Remaining. by VI
. Of encouragement; that although Er. Rober
!, had got the better Of him, they might 90 wt
meet, inaauluch as they got the room. gas-lfGh
=. THO prospect is, that as long as the oity-Ht
jnn!tor turns tha gus on in Judge NoEel
=, Court-room, there viii not be lacking eyary Mo
day evening ccrtain number Of human "a
>, omoterB to follow Huit..
WILLS.
., - PRoF. HAVEN.
In the matter Of flo eBtate Of Prot. Joaol
n. Haven, his will was proven, and lettera tsst
IL montary wore granted to Mary e. Haven, al
o hor individual bond in sl20,o00 was approve
y q Tho property. real aud poraonal, OF t.