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The New York herald., 1874-11-28

~ 0Ht 9h0 iuSA C0SAdb sAOiS
which prohibits the atrical
the stage on Sundays; and
ompty and impartially en-
L. B. Woodruff.
John K. Parsons.
Daniel Parish.
Royal PhelpA
Noses Taylor.
Samuel sloan.
Geo. Bliss.
Pred. q. Foster.
+. l.. Fapcher.
Chas. Tracy.
Algernon >. sullivan.
p. K Pyne.
Henry Day.
+. s. Winston.
Geo. Forest Lord.
John Taylor Johnston.
Alex. Stuart
Henry G. MarQuand.
David Dowa
Winthrop S. Gilman.
Wm N. Evart&
II. X. Corning.
Jas. NJ. Brown.
Howard Potter.
John C. Havemeyer.
Saml. B. Il. Vance.
Alex. Van Rensselaer,.
John Ste ward.
SamL b. Babcock.
7. @. NJ. Patton.
J. N. Phelps.
John Crosby Brown.
II. I. Morgan.
Charles Butler.
II. K Jessup, Patton q Co.
Harvey Fisk.
ID. Willis James
Russell Sage.
Jesse Hoyt
Carlos Cobb.
+. ]. Wnthaus.
8. A. Sawyer.
E. A. Kent
w. S. Wallace.
George W. Smith.
+. w. Coleman.
william Paxson.
II. II. swift
d. M. Rollins
Alfred q. Swifk
Charles LAmer.
Nathan Bishop.
George d. Puffer.
Cyrus w. Field.
Dion Boucicault
Arch. Baxter
Daniel Quig.
I. I. hOyt.
Henry Parish.
Frederick SturgeA
George A. Crockeh
Robert Jaffrav.
w II. Ii. Moore.
Ebenezey Beadlestonc.
Nathaniel A. WilliamA
Joseph Thompson.
John p. Gu inning.
Anson w. Hard.
VIM. E. Dodge, u.
" ut< " bcliuS
n. Il. Frisbie.
y. G. Schuyler.
Isaac OdelL
Hatch 4 Foot
John A. Ste wart.
william Dowd.
j. Havemeycr.
d. N. Turnure.
Lawrence Turnure.
Henry + Hawley.
Benjamin b. Sherman.
Loyal ). Pond.
N. w. Chatter.
W. II. Howell.
Stephen NJ. Knevals.
horace A. Foote-
Richard II. Bull.
O. Burkhalter.
George X. Lansing.
ID. B. Keeler.
Gee \. Titus
John Jacob A-tor.
Henry b. Renwick.
Thomas L. Thornell
A. II. LAflin.
Francis Z. Barlow.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
A N u s E n E N rs,

italian Opora-Last Night OF the Season.
The regular fall season Of the Italian opera
closed last evening, on the twenty-seventh sub
scrlption night before an overwhelming audience,
with very nne performance Of "Lonengrin."
Mile. Emma Albani confirmed the good i'm.
preston she created on Wednesday, and pre-.
sented Q portrait Of the heroine Of Wagner's
opera charming 10 us naturalness and simplicity.
and holy faith, vocaly perfect even IN passages In
which there was strong temptation to exagger-
The LOhengrin OF Carpi was as noble vocal
performance as on the first evening, and was
equally devoid OF dramatic tire. Miss Cary
and Del Puente gave erect to the
roles oil Ortrud and Teramund and the chorus
and orchestra were generally satisfactory. A few
esCapadeS on the part or the latter, especially
among the brass Instruments and some unsteadi-
hess in the concerted music with the former were
Observable.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
The strike in Hoboken.

The steamship docks at Hoboken yesterday were
the scene OF an unusual spectacle. Crowds of the
men who went on strike hovered near the river
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

forced against all offender
Jonathan SturgeA
Z. ID. Morgan
JAS. Brown.
Jas. Lenox.
john Jay CISCO.
Norman White.
Richard Irwin.
A. X. Emo.
VIM. r.. Dodge.
Jas. NJ. Morrison.
Horace Gray.
Vim. G. jenkins.
JOSIAH u. Low.
fhurlow Weed
Isaac Walton.
VIM. "A. Nelson.
John d. Jones.
ThOS. Is. Acton.
Joseph Ogden.
VIM. A. Booth.
Samuel b. Schieffelin.
J. q. Holland.
Willard Parker. M. ID.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.
Il. l.. Kennedy.
E G. Benedict.
j. Pierpont Morgan.
Valentine @. Hall.
Robert l.. stuart.
A. 8, Hatch.
Charles Q. Colgate.
d. +. Appleton
r. G. Seliew.
John II. Earle.
James b. Johnston.
jeremiah Skidmore.
Henry b. Marshall.
Gustav Schwab.
Frederick setback.
Frederick Schuchardk
c. A. ROsenmiller. NJ. ID.
BENJAMIN =. Waleott
Geissenhainer Bros
James Stokes
A. b. Bclknap.
william A. Smith.
John Elliott
William Walker.
Shepherd Knapp.
Josiah NJ. Fisxe.
G. X. Robert.
Lester Wallack.
WIN. g. Lambert.
G. T. Reynolds.
VIM. Patton.
james Lorimcr Graha N.
John Bloodgood.
y. MarQuand.
d. Ste ward.
John I. Terry.
G. 4. Agnew, II. D.
Win. Barbour.
Alfred Ogden.
ii. X. Stearns.
Roswell Smith.
B. b. Atterbury.
B. W. Floyd.
Robert Carter h Bros.
James McCreery.
Thomas &. Doremus.
d. jackson Ste ward.
A. V. II. StuyveSant
Otis h. Swan.
j. w. Pinchot.
j. N. Phelps.
William B. Skidm0rc.
Horace $. Ely.
J. r. Wyckoff.
4. g. Fabbri.
J. N. Requa.
Ezra Wheeler.
B. g. Arnold.
j. II. Cha man.
c. i. Hunter.
p. Herman.
d. II. Bultmann.
II. NJ. Forester.
Wilson q. Hunt
Carlisle Norwood.
Clarence A. ward
j. NJ. Halstead.
J. II. Pinkney.
A. ID. Y. Randolph.
George h. sharpe.
g. v. B. Ostrander.
William Jatfrny.
Frederick II. Belts.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
The Concert Season.


There were two very interesting orchestral
renearsals yesterday afternoon at the Academy OF
Music and at Steinway Hall. Al the former house
q small audience attended the frst Philharmonic
rehearsal for the second concert The following
works were rehearsed :-Symphony, No. 8, In Eb.
major, Schumann: !. Allegro; e. Scherzo; 3. An
dante; I. Allegro; 8. Presto. Andante, from
the Trto op. 97, Beethoven. instrumented
by Liszt. Overture, lies Abencerages," Cher
ubin Overture, Carnival Romain," Berlioz.
At Sseinway Hall there was one OF the largest
audiences OF the season assembled to hear the
rehearsal OF Thomas orchestra for The second
grand symphony concert, which takes place this
evening. The programme was as follows:.Suire,
2, Sarabande; 8, PolonaisA ct Double; T. Badln-
erie; nute oblgato by Mr.. Ga RI Wehner. Adagio
and ROndo Brianre, in major, Op 66 Hummel;
Mr.. Henry @. Nmm and orchestra. Symphony,
No. l. IN B, op. SO. Schumann: ], Andante un POGO
8, Scherzo; 4, Allegro animate . grazloso.
Trio, "rremate, empy tremate," op, Ne t1rst
time), Beethoven Tor soprano, tenor and bass;
MISS Clementlne Lasar. Mr.. Charles Frltsch and
Mr.. Franz Remmertz. symphonic Poem, "Dte
Ideale tnach Scailler), Liszt. Mr. Mills was to
Thomas on the night before the rehearsal OF his
inability to appear, Mr.. Timm was obliged to take
his place az short n0tice.
Gilmore's Band celebrate the anniversary OF
their organization by concert this evening, at
the Twenty-sscond Regiment armory. The solo.
Ryther. Arbucke, Lefebre, Letsch and Heinz
berger.
Carl Formes gives farewell concert at Stein
way Hall Oh Sunday night.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
The Strike i'm BROOKLYN.

The longshoremen on strike assumed more
threatening attitude than heretofore in Brooklyn
yesterday, and kept the police on the alert for a
breach OF the peace. The shipping was greatly
discommoded by the state OF AFFAIRS extant. AT
The Empire stores the men who mad agreed with
Mr.. Shaw, the stevedore, to unload the steam
ship Lord OF the Isles. refused to 20 to work. and
the crew were compelled to set to work up on TIE
cargo. The process OF unloading was, therefore,
slow and Improbable TO the owners
Hugh Miller, foreman ior Walsh Bros was
Stabbed In the Iace with knife wnie at the bar
o. the Empire saloon, Nam street, yesterday, His
assaiIanJ made good his escape, and the police
have not been able to find the runian who is
ka0Wn TO be one OF the sstrikers.u f. Az mt com.
mon justice, however, to state that the union
men generally denounce, in unmeasured terms
NIL acts OF violence. Ihey contend that, when the
shipowDers are IulIy apprisea of their case and
the Inc xpediency OF refusing grant them the old
rates as mater OF mutual interest, the Old or.
DEL Of business Will be resumed once more.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
THE SUNDAY LAW.

The following communication signed by many
well known citizens Is an Indication OF popular
lnfarest In the Sunday amusement uuestIon -
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

To THE BOARD POLICE ConnIssIoNRRs:-
The undersigned citizens OF New York. respectfully
call your attention 70 the nagrant and increasing viola
tons OF of the State which prohibits the arical
and other rtanmenB the stage Sundays; and
ask that this law be promptly and mpartially en-
forced against all offenders:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

tnancnimu hospodafstvl nasemu, kdyz mas
dluhy nase az k same zemi netisBnon.
Dale vytyka p. Blain okresdm me-
stim pills lehkovazne delani Jluhii; fidi
pry Sc neispise star{m pfislovim ,,zo
vsech lidi obchod neni zadneho obchod".
Zvldst6 kara tGto pficinG velka m6sta.
.Jset pry tax snadno dasahnouti zakonni
.prdyomocnost k dGlani dluhu; TAX snadno
pfenechati pfistim pokolcnim zaplacen!
dluhG, iez nahromadili pfedkovG a tax
pfiiemno Jest t6sti sc blah6 pfitomnosti a
niz pomysleti ma budouci nasledky."
Toho pcnalou vim nesou naSi k p i
taliste. Ma mistt co by penizc do no
kter6ho vyrobneho podniku, ktery by jim
i obci uzitek piincsf, vlozili, nabadaji
mtstsk6 spravy k roziicpym drahocen-
n}m, byt by prozatim neFotiebnym
podnikanim, ably sye pcnize sedmipro-
centovych dluhopisech uloziti pax 81
hoy6ti mohli. Ma miste stavGni donna,
zakladani tovaren a = sedi V lenoscc n
ustfhnji kupory. Y mnohych pfipadech
mohly nGktcrG podniky rozmnozenlm
dan provedeny b}ti a sicc DAM, ez by
byly vynesly move zavody, move iabriky
a p., postavenG ziizcnG za ty penize jez
pohodlni kapitalistc mtstn pajcili. kdez-
to kapitalstc :akovi pohodll 81 ptipravuii,
zvysuje sc Irokova saba, kdczto mtsto
vydluzen6 penize tax neproduktiynt me
vyrobn6) vyhazi, nemIze skutecny vyra-
bite, ktery neivice k rozkvttn mesta pfi-
spiva, potfebnych pen6z sehnati a sezene-
Ii, musi platiti hfisn6 Iroky.
X zdverkn pravi p. Bla;n, ze ien lid
tomuto rozhazoyani penez mjize uciniti
pritrz obmezenim moci statnich sntmi.
Statm ustavy mtly by 1cele poyolovdni
pentz pfesnG vytknouti ii apropriace (po-
voleni pentz) nemely by pfesahovati ur-
citou yysi dani podrobeneho maietku We
n, Itch taunech. Zasada moudrGho
Jetfersona mGla by vsem spravam tanou-
ii na mysli, totiz ably Sc novydlnzily dfi-
We AM jcdiny dollar, poknf nculoziIy
dan postatuiici ku placeni trokd a umo-
foyani dluhu kde takovou dan nelzc
uloziti = tam Sc nemaii delati dluhy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17
CisIO 81.

Iowa setrvala republikanskou, ac po-
sledni volby TAX znacn6 republikanske
vttsiny jake pred 2 roxy nevykaznii.
OstatnG az tento stat republikanske zlo
vlady sc vybavi, zazelena Sc sucha lipa u
Nymburka. Ac neni Unii tempered
n6isiho statu mad Iowu, n6nz svatousko
We pokrytci Ia Harlan vedou pryni
slovo, hlasuii pfist6hovaci tGmtf smahem
pro stranu repnblikanskou; nebot kdyby
z tie slrany repubikane slime nebyli pod
porovani, byli by jiz ddyno dostali notify
vyprask.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

tosnimi pOdzimnimi volbami znaGnG sInrs
ii, ano isou icnz vGsti demokratickou ci lie
pc liberalni poctivOu yet5inu sn6moyr
ne poslanc6. Sntmoyna sklada Sc Z 292
tlenH. Demokratd jest nyni 90, takze
Jim schazi 81 clcnh, ably dosahli vGlsiny
Vsak liz nyni ziskali poslancc Scy.
karoline. Ohio, 2 Zap. Virginii 8
V Indiant, tedy l5 poslancd dhrnem.
Krone tohO Gini ndroky na yyhry Ala
bam6 n sice 1, Arkansase i, v kaliior-
Mi =, Concctcntu ?, Delaware /, Floride
/, Gcorgii 2, Illinoisu 4, Marylandu 2,
Massachusscttsu |, Minnesota /, Mssou-
ri /, Novem lIapshiru /, Novem Jersey
,, Nov6m Yorlu s, Pcnsylvani ), Jiz'
karolin6 l. Tennessee ,, Nirginii 3, Wis
konsinG 3 = COZ cini Ghrncm SO po-
s!anca. kdyby Sc tyto nikoli bezrodstat
ne nadGie demokratu mGli splnit, nell
by v pfistim kongresu 90 hlas6 yttsiny.
Go mas Sc tJce, my 81 tax nahlGho Vi
tt-,tvi demokratickc strany nepfeemc.
Ona musi pfedevsim uphmne a ouplnc
SC vscmi lepSimi zivly Y zemi Sc sliti, sa-
ma sobt sc nalezitt ocistiti obroditi
a pax at vt6zi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17
PUBLISHED BY THE BOHEMIAN PRINTING O4 C CLEVELAND
ROCnik VIII. Sobota, dine ~. rjM 1874. Cislo 81.

chile tisice miliony, kter6 beztoho spolc-
denskon a zvlast6sdelnickou otazku vzdy
vice zamotavaji, take setrva Ii Sc ma do
savadni kapitalistick6 vyrobd, toho u
eel sc zamodrcha, iciz ien 20 zpdsobu
velkeho Alexandra,bnde lie rozvazati a
sice meGem.
Rozdeleni prlce mdze tcdy icn tehdy
b}ti dGlnictvu prosptsne, kdyz SO cas-
pracovni zkrat. .Iinak tel 2 toho icn -
kapitalistG
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

vi trcine ;, ; Y b d a =" Cisar naysti-
vii l'rahu. X Gemu Sc zmohla poitika
naSch vGdc6 Mesto okraslene iak mi
lulici nevtsta, kdyz ocekava zen.cha ne
meme il zboznujiciho; brany vitezne, ak
pSaly noviny, postaveny pro vlczd cisai6v
Jaka pax to viiezstvi tim mali byt ma
znacena Jinych vlt6zsty prec Rl-
kousku nedobyto, nez ustavou mad svN-
mi ndrody, II to hiavne mad mimi. A to
snad m6lo naznaGeno byti branami vitGz
nymi. Iomu nelze VERT. Lid lasal;
vse osyGtleno Garovne. Jake doimy pre-
svedccnl clsafi TO muscle zbudit! Ja
kGz iine, nezli ze samospasitelnou je CO.
sta, kterou nyni Rakonsko sc b6fc, d.
stavou narod &c .lc nyni spokojen, aspon
spokoientjsi, nez phi poslednim pobytu ci
safovn Pra7e, kdy spolkove narodni
podnikly yylety ma venek zadne vitGz-
ne brany nebyly staveny, ze tudz 0 "a
dine zmene zfizeni rise ami Efeci byti ne
sml. To zaiste naznacil cisaf zfeine Y
odpovedi svc dane namGstku purkmistra
prazskeho, odevzdavsimu adresn obecni-
no zastupitelstva prazskeho, kdyz pravil:
,,Doufam, ze obec .rozkvetc pod zastiton
zfizeni mnou danych iak nyni liz Sc uka-
znje."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17
s i l v

velikou vahnou zasobu podzimnlch M-
la a aice brosove, paysleyovt, kasmrove,
reversible, ottomany, mohnrove, tibeto
az, skotskc vlntnr line. 43 -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17
RcvOIuce, ovsem ze icn pro- tired

RcvOluce, ovsem re jen pro>tred-
KEN volebnich listll6, provedena V Ohio.
Pri posledni statni volbG zvolen nynGis
guverner Allen vetsinou ien S01 hlasjl;
vedle nelo zvolcni vsak vesme5 rcpubli-
kansti nfednici sta,n' Avsak tentokrate
volena c dcmok raj ,ckl tykcta vGtsi
nou l0-15,O00 hlas6. Temperament ella
mex republikansk6 platiormy pfipravi' ii
o znaGne hlas6, najme nemeckych. Mem
ci toioto statu byi devi,i desein repu-
blikani, byt re zvyku, - ale kdyz vide
Ii re ie strana IN, iiz po celou fadu let sta
tccne k sitSzstvim pomdhali velkopansky
odkopla, sli h'asovali pro kandidaty de
mokraticke. Podobne m6lo sc to Cechy
Clevelande. Cincinnati Tolcdu. Ale
nelen otazka Temperament rep. straun tax
hrozne porazia. Pfi volebnim zapasu
prave dovrsencm slo t6z volbu mezi
poctivosti taskaistvim, mezi vlastenec-
twin sprostym sobec,vim, mezi opra-
Won II zpatcGnictvim n IN ovSem neni
divu, ze obcanslvo, jemuz repub' kanska
zlovlada IN minula dve leta tax nalezitt
zrak vytfela, prollidlo rcvouci zpiisobi
10, ktcra iako vcliky liiak panstvi repn-
blikanske strany ze statu odplavla.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17
Hover a Higbee.

Obchodnici We franconzskem, americkem
q obveenfm skin do oxen.
Office l30--l32 -l34 Champlain Str.
Cleveland, Ohio.
- Mas sklad Jest nclyetsi state
Ohio. -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

l6 zemi znacny DOZEN. Republikanske
casopisy ttou zdejsim republikandm vel
mi ostre le,ity, ze navrhli IA poslancc
GIovtka tax tnehodntho, jake jest r. C.
Parsons; mezi ttrni jest i Washington
Republican, ktery nestastn6ho Colonela
neschopnym tlovtkem nazlsa. Kdyz j
Cleveland republikansk6 strant dal kyin
de, to tak zdr ,nici vetsinou, toz 10 ido
tou stranou velmi nahle ; kopcc. Ale
tax pry to jest, kdyz strana, zhrdnouc Il
zaslepc Sc vitizstvimi, uSl 81 zacpava,
ably neslysela rady neiupfimn6jsich svych
pfate.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17
Nebraska setrvala republikanskou

ncbot celia statni tyketa zvolena v6tsinou
10000 hlasI. Pficina toho nejspise We
yeti bnde tom, ze republikane navrhli
lcpsi kandidaty nez denoL rate - nebof
,,slavna" republikanska strana iak ze zl,,l
senosti vine jiz ami Y Nebrasce neosl1ue e
nevabi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

hOn Et~uI uttS ses HdScIil
statu skladati sc bude 13 demokratti a
: repnbikanti. sice:
l. Milton Saylor, Demokrat.
,. Henry b. Banning, Dem.
3. John l.. Savage, Dem
T. John A. Mcmahon, Dem.
). Americas b. Rice, Rep.
6. Frank II. Hurd, Dem.
:. Lawrence T. Neal. Dem.
;. William Lawrence, Republikaner
9. Carly +. Poppleton, Dem.
10. Charles Foster, Repubikaner
II. John L. Bance, Dem.
y. Ansel 7. Walling, Dem.
13. Milton j. Southard, Dem.
II. John p. Covan, Dem.
-. Nelson II. Van Voorhees,, Rep.
IL. Lorenzo Danford. Dem.
Il. Daurin ID. Woodworth, Rep.
Is. James Monroe, Rep.
10. James A. Garfield, Rep.
20. Henry b. Payne, Dem.
Pan Foster desatem distriktu zyoler
ZEN nepatrnou y6tSinou 142 hl. a byl by
AXE propadl, Sdyby co poctivy Il svobo-
muz mezi tam6isimi n6mci ne
Dyl oblibcn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-01

winter. But then we suppose a few
radicals must be elected to the Leg
81 ature, and Tom Scott is one of
'em.-Iri6,me.
DR.. McDill has served the people of
this district nearly two years in Con-
gress. In that brief period he has
satisfied the people of his district that
he is made of the right kind of mater
ial to fifty and efficiently represent
them. He wastes no time in making
buncombe speeches. Essential. work
er. he attends faithfully to the manifold
local wants Of widely scattered con
stituency; and, at the same time does
not neglect questions Of a national
character. The record he has made
thus far is unexceptionable, and we
have not heard a word Of Gisapproval
uttered in reference to his vote upon
issues that have arisen during his term.
The unanimity of his denomination in
dicates the confidence reposed IN him.
and the people will attest the appreci-
ton Of his services by triumphantly
electing him over any candidate the
Democratic party can nominate in OPP
position. Dunn Go. Ne,cs.
The Republicans of the Eighth Dis
trict met in Convention at Grand Rap
ids, on the 23d inst, and placed in
nomination for reelection to Congress
by reclamation, Hon. Alex. s. McDill.
This action Of the Convention was ex-
pected. DR. McDill has represented
I the District during the last session, in
manner that has proved his ability
and efficiency as member of Congress,
and to the entire satisfaction of the
people-we think, of all parties. He
is man who always attends faithfully
to the duties imposed upon him. AS
Superintendent of our Insane Hospital
he evinced an ability and skill in the
management of that Institution, that
caused him to rank among the FIRST men
in the country in that speciality. As a
member of both branches OF our State
Legislature, in times past, he proved
one Of the most efficient legislators in
those bodies His ddress is excellent;
and he is sure to win friends as fast as
he makes acquaintance. It is fortu-
nate for any district to be able to Sc
cure the services Of man to represent
it in Congress, who is as capable and
as faithful to duty, as is Alex. S. Nc
Dill. His popularity is immense and
his election by large majority, cannot
be a matter Of doubt Fortunate for
his people, and those of the whole
State, that such is the case. -JomuaL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-01

WONDERS WILL never cease. \
brace or more of surgeons in the south
ern part of the State have been fixing
up an old man who has been for years suf-
fering with an attack ofpleurisy,o or some
other disease akin to it. They showed
a cathater through his ribs and took a
short hitch around his liver, or some
other organ, and thereby made a patent
eave-trough, that acted as conductor
of superintendent pus. The chap re-
covered, though so near dead that he
was not quoted at more than thirty
cents on dollar; and the puffedup
surgeons are so elated that they declare
the time will come when science will
get tn. whip-row Of disease and enable
man tolive to be as old as Methuselah
We protest 1t mustn't be. Only think
of it When that time shall arrive,
Bill Jones, with frosted locks, will be
subpenied, maybe, to give his testi-
mony relative to a horse trade six or
seven hundred years before, wherein
Jack Brown was euchered by Sam Fer
guson. And then where will the ami
versary weddings run to? From the
9 golden . they viii! run up till all the
precious stones shall have been
played, and then what? No! no !
DON'T The three score Years and
ten are enough, enough. We don't
want to be under the necessity Of be-
ing so severe as this
Mr.. BoUNDTo LIvEFoREvERsoN,
To J. E. Ingraham & Co., Dr.,
To Wood County REPORTER 500
years at s., $1,000.
No 10! Please don't, Mr. Doctors
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-01

ocratic state ticket upon the Pendleton-
ian platform of greenbacks for bonds
and imitation with out stint. The same
condition is seen in Ohio. The Con.
gressipnal districts In the southern part
of the state sustain Pendleton and paper
money, whilst the Toledo and other
northern districts sustain Thurman and
the resumption of specie payments.
Certainly no patty was ever so divided
on any one subject, and the idea of any
Democrat approaching the Republican:
with a lack unanimity on the fnanci
al question is, in view Of this unexam
pied distraction in their own ranks
simply absured.
may be INDUCED in remarking here
parenthet;cally, the only thing the
Democracy is united upon is hatred to
the blacks. Whenever it comes to
trampling on the rights of the weak, OF
to prosecuting and DISTINGUISHING those
who arc opposed to them, the Democr-
ats are united and enthusiastic They
can be banded together as one man to
engage in rioting, bloodshed and violen-
ce against the hel pless and unarmed ne
groes but when it comes to acting up
on the grave Issues which affect the
business interests of the country, they
scatter into fragments, each one hold
ing little independent creed of its
own.
The present system of currency, the
best ever devised for the purpose inten-
ded, was founded by the Republican
party, and while we favor no violent
change which would be expressing tc
any class or which would seriously dis
turb the industrial, business interests
of the country, we believe it to be the
duty of the national government to re-
turn to specie payment as soor as pub.
lie policy and wise craftsmanship can
safely reach that result.
The proposed reciprocity treaty with
the Dominion of Canada does not meet
with my approval. | believe it would
be injurious to the industrial intrests
of the whole country. and disastrous tt
the most important idustrial bushes,
of the people of this district-the lum
boring business-as it would compel &
large reduction of wages to compete
with the cheaper laborer of Canada, il
the suspension of business in many
parts the country where it is more
extensively carried on.
Between this and the election [ vii
endeavor to visit as many parts of the
district as my time and other business
engagements will permit, not for thu
purposes of addressing public meetings
as you are all aware that my business
pursuits in life has been such as no
peculiarly to fit me for public speaking
My visits will be for the purpose o
becoming more intimately acquainted
with the people of this disrtict tina
[ may be enabled more intelligent!y t.
represent them.
The resolutions adopted are so gener
ally acceptable to the people of thi
district, that no issue will be made OIL
the matter embraced in them. For tn
one personal to myself, and the homo
you have conferred on me by this nom
ination, [ again tender you my heart.
thanks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-01

THE SIXTH District Congressional
Convention at Oshkosh on she 10th
inst, on the second ballot, nominated
A. NJ. K;mball, of Waushara County.
1t was pretty generally believed that
Mr.. T. L. Browne would be the NOM
inee, but it seems to have been ordered
otherwise. Mr.. Kimball has filled the
position of State Senator with very
great credit, and will carry to the Con-
gressional position much wisdom aud
great energy, which Will be exerted in
the right direction There is no doubt
of his election.