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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-30
Letter from JuhnStOWn, Pa.
National Lutheran Sunday School
Convention.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, October 90, 1874.
Editors IntelliEencer.
The National Lutheran Sunday School
Convention opened in this city last even
Ing, completely crowding its largest
church.
Tho devotional meeting, led by John
]. Rebman, Esq, Of Harrisburg, Pa, was
one Of much fervor, and was followed by
an address by Rev. DR.. SIZZLING, OF Penn
sylvania. His subject-"The Sunday
School: The Only Safeguard against the
Three Great Dangers OF Our Children
was handled in mastery manner, and
elicted the closest attention. This ad-
dress was a new departure, and its great
originality, as well al its earnest delivery
and solemn truths, madeit popular. Dr..
stelling took tho position that popular
LIBERTY, or rather the conception OF 1t by
American youths, is danger which
needs strong safeguard. Tho idea in
the minds Of too many children, perhaps
tho mass OF them, is that our popular lib.
erty releases them from homo and parental
restraints, from obedience TO superiors, etc.
This leads in its outgrowth to lawlessness
and rebellion. The Sunday School takes
the child, whether taught at home or not,
and writes upon his heart obedience 10
God as the Great Lawgiver and Ruler,
and obedience 10 1.-THE powers that DO"
who arc ordained Of God, whether these
powers be parental or State; and growing
up under such teaching and influence, he
receives the correct idea Of popular ID
Cty.
POPULAR INDUSTRY
also Is q danger to our American youth.
The Incorrect conception Of It gives our
boys an insatiate desire for gain. All the
avenues Of work are open 10 them, aud
everything in America being done in o
hurry, health, moral honesty, mental and
spiritual improvement are swallowed up
10 the thirst for money making
But the Sunday School takes hold Of
boys and girls and teaches them with
all their getting 10 get wisdom" TO be
not slothlul in business" but at the same
time TO be "fervent in spirit" to have re-
spect 10 the laws Of health and moral
honesty. Popular education was regarded
BY DR.. SIZZLING as the third danger TO
which our American youth are exposed.
The simple education Of the head does
not make good citizens; the heart must
also be taught knowledge is power"
It Is true, but power for evil as well as
for good. The dialogue between
Dr.. John Todd and the little fussy
man was here introduced with great ei-
feet, and 1t was so apt an illustration as
TO carry the audience entirely with the
speaker. This remarkable address was
closed with an earnest appeal to Sunday
School workers TO cultivate the hearts Of
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.HANGE OF BUSINESS.
g. W. ROBINSON.

Having secured tho services OF all OF Mr.. Rob.
inson's excellent artists, and promising my best
pertonAl attention, can guarantee TO tho public
continuance OF the ane class OF work for which
my predecessor has been noted. / viii aivaVs
endeavor TO satisfy my customers and piyo tbrm
the very best work at all times.
A. P. HALL, Photographer,
aus Ills Main st., Wheeling, W, Va,
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so caPes Concentrated Lye.
leo " Matches.
barrels CARROTS Snufrs.
30 boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Nader PrImI.
SEQ Indigo Spanish Float.
IS barrels Chip Logwood.
30 Chip Tustic.
At LAUGHLIN bros. s co.'s.
1000 pounds Grain Pcpper-Singaporc.
SO Cloves.
500 Allsp!ce,
. 200 Nutmegs-G Government
5eO pounds Cream Tarter, pure and choice.
5!O Mustard, in csns and in hulk.
800 0Iouud Ginger, Rast India and
Jamaica
Co.'s Gelatlne, Arrow Root, TapIoea and sapo
oe2g At LAUGaLIN BROS. + CO.'S.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.


WYOMING G. H., October 80.
Editors Intelligenccr.
Enclosed find official returns for this
county: Hereford 24G; ]. s. Witcher 20G
State seAste-McGinnis 248; Parsons
14O; VA. Witcher 10; Scott 20. House
Of Delegates-Short 11S; Cook 1920; Nc
Craw 1873; Lambert IS. J.B.
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For Rent.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


TothO Creditors OF Henry short, deceased:
In pursuance OF decree OF the County Court
OF the County Of Ohio, made In q cause therein
pending to subject the real estate Of the said
Henry Short TO the payment OF his debts, you
are required TO present. Your claims against the
said henry Short for adjudication TO George Z.
Boyd, ESQ, Commissioner, at his ofleo in the
city Of Wheeling, In said county, on or before
the Let day Of December, 1874.
Witness r. d. Woods, ESQ, Clerk OF said
Court, this 18th day OF October, 1914.
octl6-F R0BT. B. WOODS, Clerk.
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DIED.

KIgL-Thursday, October 2Sth, 1874, at 5
O'Clock A, NJ, ANNA, wiIo Of Henry Kiel, aged
80 years.
The fdncTal will take place from the residence
Of her husband, on National Road, near Fulton,
this (FrIdAy) afternoon at O'clock. Friends OF
tue family are invited u attend. Interment at
Greenwood,
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MARRIED.

GAsEINs-FREDERICKs-o Tuesday, DC.
tober 90, 1874, at Cincinnati, o., by Key. Fergu-
son, Mr.. W. \. GAsAINs, OF Wheeling, and Miss
FANNIE L FRgDERIoKs, OF CinclnnGti,O
DEAN-MCGRRW-October ooh, 1874, at St.
Cliirsylllc, ohio, by Rev. Robert Alexander,
Nj. s. +. DEAN to Miss lola L. McGREw, both
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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Educational.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

HLStory, FOUNDED by tho citizens of wloo,
Ing for tho liberal education Of their dAu, ht',.
incorporated In lS50-Twenty four years sptrr,,
graduates since 1870. "1'
Department.. - Preparatory, Academic. fall.
RiAte, Ancient and Modern LAnRuIges, All ,nS
Conservatory Of Music Fall and thorcSSS
course OF study, ''4sa
Fdeulty.-Able and experienced instruction.,
every Observation-Disclosures teachers In ali,
Pupils still received and charged proportions.
rates. Terms lower than In like institIIioS.
hAtIO west EeI2i
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at the City Clerks eflcc for the
following work TO be done on Main street, be.
tween 10th and l2Ih streets, viz:
Tho grading OF the street from l2th to 18th
streets; for now cobble atone pavement; the cx.
cavatilg and regarding Of the street from lllh
10 point 100 ieet north Of alley 7, for an aver.
age depth OF about IS inches; the replacing OF
the stone pavement for the latter distance; tho
tesettihg OF the curbs and crossings from 10Th TO
i5th streets and new stone paving from 18th 10
18th streets.
Specifications are 10 be seen at the City Clerks
once. Proposals endorsed, Bids on Main
Street." will DO received until the I'd Of Noyem.
be1, at p. n. JOHN II. HALL,
0ct1 Chairman Committee
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HAVING PURCHASED ALL THE
IL right, title and Interest in and 10 the Welt
Va. Stencil and Zeal Works, will continue the
same o. the old stand, No. "a Sixteenth Itreet,
need oil anything in our line. ChAs. r. RtE has
charge Of tho works and will execute all orders
promptly and satisfactorily. We have no Agents
or CAnvaIsers, and all persons arc hereby eau.
TONED agRinHt any ono representing themselves
as such. JOHN Il ZRVRRLY,
oe30 Proprietor ". Va. stencil and Seal Works.
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DIRECTORY rea ADVERTISERS.

.AMUsEM MENTs-NlrrH PAcE-Fourib. 6tih and sixth
aSie AsrRoiaoSniY- rAcE-.siKth column.
eo r1arours and
soAFp itn Asp sSlsTHaobcusa THaobcusa wAsrEp-rwxls.u PACE
sRodkI9s s s0sS3 sE8E ESTATE FOR sALs-srcosp .uu
BvsrNEss siE;! s9'pHSary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAaa
LFE.esmsaA
rLgsRs AxND sALEsxrN-rwrIrru pAsr-secoua
acHNss HSS esnIxss.s. eSaar p.ors,ra
roA sS!YiE sTSW!YisE srEAMsHIPs-S.srmP PAcr-s.coua and
pAsdiSG sisss SS%bsx,xs-rx,e sSSiapSs ..,.
rAcs.s!a,h Column. rsSss'.'A '''mn
BweAa aoTsssA snsA'fstn 70 EH c0a%n YxrsHxp AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-second and third
EraoPE1S sTEAAsuIps-SmrH r4cr-secoua col.
EgxcGESToys5x.syu rAaa-zhird column.
sooss 1Sb sSsT 70 usr
,,,, sEc2nD PAos-Third column III, ~
AEi sSiamn rAossscona
HELf wxSrED-sALEs-rw.IrrH rAcs-rAlrd col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c-rrss, pAcr-rcar,h, ann
.,cr.sn snS sixth columns. -
&c. fHs III,
rsDusiRixi EXHIBITION coMPANY-r.asr raer-:
s4sssiatn saass. o0.sa eo.uu
E4sF E4sf ss
MACHiNEKY-tIssr PA0E-Sixth column.
1ARbLE hAhTkL8-TwkLrrH PAGH-Sixth column.
HEDlyAIx--SxC0kD PA0n-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DREssNAkiN0-FrRsr PAGE
H1scELIANE0Us DEMONSTRATION. rAs.-
.IIscE x.s.5;s!..A ;. eouma
NEW PgBLIOATIONS-SRygyTH Pg pACE--txth column.
PEksOS Alx-FIRsy PAoE-First aud second columns
fIANOFORrES ORGANS, &c.-NiSrn PAcE-Third col.
sss
nStyTs n5; f51cSFs.s snd fsc9nd Se!unEs n, 10
RENT-SE oSD Page First column.
and second columns
REAL Estate wANTED-SRcoHD PAcs-Second col
REMAKDs-EIRsr pAos--second column.
aALEs At ACCTlON-sxcoSB PA0E-Fourth, 0fth and
SITUATIONS WXNTEp-PEMALEs-ElEyE PAeu
and TwKLfrM PAoH--FirSt column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-TwELsrR PAGE
ePBC1AL NOfiCEs-F.Rss PAGx-seccnd and third
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS, Ac.--Tmsr rAer-Yoar,h
TIE TRADEs-TvEtrra rAGx-Third and Fourth col.
THE TURF--FIHsT PAsx--Fourth coumn
to LET FOR BUSINESS PtRPOSES-sEcoyD PAGE
TRAVELLERS, siUTpE-NtxrH PAcE-Tnird column
CNFIHNISHtD ROOMS AN D APARTMENTS TO LIT
SEcoNp PAox-Tt4sA and fourth coiuunus
WANTED TO PUkCHAsE-FlRsr rAcE-Thtra column,
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAEE-Stxth column,
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, xC.-FIRsr PAcE-Fith col.
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BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT BUILDING.


RENNETT BUILDING
DIRECTORY.
s-Iss sSa "kepuSlcs 'sswseapsr. sats
Il I: Z. r sS%Snit s%i,s, Law s'siiesi.; sosf.
"a. 4 bsvenpcrf Halter
s-sAa" f'ied"sH, seccaD TasSrs sroRr.
-ss-MSeNahSn Y y Mor:e Es.yera
4. 5uskinslisln;, Lawyer lawyer
s-o.mpse!i soS; Seiiesq fa'nsr, tnS,il Iawyera
* Meade 4 Rockwell Lawyers.
SoEsGxssts5n Sssssa, Life As.n, ,a'aranec Company
'eessifs es.sissa :! tIs Iewis IG.ssssss sssssssrs
l2-Mccarthy 1 Chalmers. Lawyers.
"a TssEYsYs: NsES Y;ssILS:.Tsysr Lawyer
ia'ssas'sa.i ss|iifi'sS SsisS SISSY Ai;ssaa's
Judge sutherland.
sF.isii,sS + Il ssS's ddsSyssl dsssyrsl. Lawyer.
s-sheridaa: Ecnynse, cochrsa and xcEwsa. steno.
s-Eii,Ss Sisoncr, Real Estate
J. b: Aiken. lawyer.
S-W g. 1raphaYen. Lawyer.
y. i. Ryan: LaTyer:
/ q Wilson, Lawyer.
p-wilRinsCn Tsiers. Trustees .. Estate Of White
j i IIaETisso E %ooeraa 4 sssois; Tsrysr:y ISwycrs
Pelham ana rS;tSsSSi:'fSi S;tSSE;S Fs5Sss sFSsv Company
k;ssss hssI.;ss Il sss /. s.assss'sy
I Hcnry Wehc. Lawyer.
SIS ,|ta1s Sultan; L4wser.
d. + HueSssr. asns Iswssa EsMsas.
Z L T. trsa Snsi
y-HsssIns asssI : / CROOK. Lawyers
s-Sis1y. s*Sssisa' *si'sl' ksss2yss .s2sacs lawyer.
,;-S t-S i: i: SSlI5:"; Sls7:1 s.@y:g. s.xzs''
s IL. sefagsss ssSIss tsssss { Sss,sy' i'a"ss's
rIrrn sroRT
sITssemia 4 Lstiias lawyers
stE !: winSSssscr. Isxses.
fsa s-sissS ( H!es. SsSis. lawyers
s-liasoail i sietson LAwysra
s'sSns Sr slea Of Jsrens penausn
"-S y. 4 4, ''ss's, s!as, ls.Sss lts*Sss
sl-J. =. x5. 4 Reed LawSers s
l2-Byrne, Everett L Co. Lswycrs
= ! Walsh, Halbertan Eckerscn. lawyers
l-John Iownsl,end Lawyer.
2--Henderson Benedict, Lawyer
r. Logan. Scotch Granite. 90.
So. w. Carpenter Lawyer.
81 Otis 7. Hail. Lawyer.
~ g. r. Webster, Lawyer.
d. n. Lyddy. Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
81 john L. Knight.
~ Jauitcr
d, hodges MccKcr LawysFa
IS B. g. Burr. Lawyer.
John CrOmpton, Accountant
smith Dean, Gity Survpy or&
t0lG. w. Van Siclcn, Lawyer
ntT. h. Baldwin. lawyer.
l2t Charles d. Barrow. Lawyer
~, Henry A. Gildcrslecv lawyer.
MtG. L. CRrriligtun Lawyer.
u. w. Iompktns, Lawyer.
7. ". Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running al the dtQe.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

hAO2ASHSs SAnn1A06Ss CSQs
AT AUG iI0S TO MORROW FRtDAN
IA NOy MKEk n. Ar IL O'CLOCK, BY
VAN TAs9EI4L kEARNEY, 'AUCTIONEERS. z
AT THEIR HORS AND UAkRTA0k AUCTION MART
o IL: East Thirteenth street. near Fourth
ELEaANT FAMILY EsTABIIsHMENT-vRRy srYI..
is team biacx Horses lGt1 hands high. 8yesrs old;
KIND aud trne In eN harness: free from vice az
nothtnyi tree snd PeAs ant driv ,rs; iu every re-
spoct nrM class thMfiy team. Also set hne
GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS. MADB By CANP0ELL;
Blankets, Robes. &c. ani =
LANnAUhEr, FUii SIxK, TRIMMED WITH LEATHER
anu cloth. resry new cost s2oov the property OF
0ENTfEMXN's x1xp TURNOUT; DARK BROWN
Qcidiu9, sircd ty the kicbmoad Horse dam :
hAutictontan mare l6.4 hands high, years Old /;
in , m nutes; Az very promising young horse: Tree
SET FINE MxESEss nSSE w ~ s!EH akxMSV. AND
BROOD NAKE-BAY MARE. itt HANDS HIGH, i
years old erred hy Young Sir Archy. no by hay
Itatc Morgan. ~ nd tsrccn Mountain Mosgan the
dam was chec. ~ Aimack, he by Mambrinc. sec.
ord dam BY imported wInwiddy; she /. very blood.
nks ana aud r..ngy kind aud true In ali harness and
tor ROAD WAGON. BUILT By DrsENBuRS 4 MEL
TOP FULL SPRING WAGON BUILT BY GOODWIN
Co, OF TWGNry-fiFrH STREET
RAksE CtyMMESCES AT IL O'CLOCK.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A SSIGNEE,s SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
n on THURSDAY vHIs DAY.. AT " ~ x n
AT STABLE CURNER FOURTH AVENUE AyD
TwENTY-FIFrH sTKERT
the property Of weil known Brooklyn hrrn In bank
ruptcy whose assignee directs the same TO be oi the
hihcst bidder st stable as sbovc az Of which win
! NO POSTPONE MENT OR RESsRvxTiON
ELEGANT ROAD TEAM
Henry Clay dcidings bright bay. full 10 high i've aud
six years Old. fu brothers; were raised in Dutchess
handsome bold aud free drivers without trick, fault
blemish have trotted together Prospects Park 10
ana werrsntod sound and kind.
kestuctv S,ed iASDAU pF 1911 rHAGaEM GaS;a rEAa AZ;
high. .nd Old the bay sired by Messenger
brown BY E!hen Aen thelf dam Bucher mare their
APPEARANCE u uneQased archcd bold head and
end taus reaching the ground thoy svo ~ netry Of
sct'0n step IKE one horse. ana ure warranted sound
THE TANSs61EsT coUPs HORSE IN sRooxLYx
golden chestnut ttgh. years old: sired BY JM-
ptee; Ms style and beauty cannot be exceied; nne
COAL BLACK TKOrriNG MARE, e:Gk;
Is 10 high. years old sired by Long Island Bia OK
H9wk is perfect family sninla: safe 10 the most
ttmd; AFRAID OF no locomotive bell carts, and 10
sound. kind. good aud true
Coupe by Miler 4 ste vcns: good a. new.
%n coup, harness. sets ueht double roai do.
see single road Harness. all BY DunscoAh
s.'; sl1s Isss bar Top Wagons sest city tniiaes:
Elegant bear and wolf Robes: also AfshanA
Fine Englsh Saddle and Brdlc strap Bells. the best
oi E0s'!sh kersey Blankets and tun suits
J. u. WEAVER, Aasignee.
j. q. uAMLIN. Auctioncer.
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"A BY VIRTUE or a cHATTEL MoErdAGE, TO NE
OlNEUTED, WILL DISPOSE or III PUBLC AUC-
TIuN. Thla DAY tTHr KsDAY,. NOyEMBEK 10 AT
Y O'CLs OK NOON. ~ FRONT OF NY OFFICE No.
H. GHAMBERs sTRGkr. THE FOLLOWING PROP.
Including fast and handsome bay trotiug Horse I5k
hands high. years old: sired BY Rysdcks Hanibleo-
man. dam esecrge ~ Patchcn; hs is one OF the most
can always put his Lests Inside : ana can speed with
and kind. II
Also tho fast brown Mare Lady Steele ls,S hands 3
years cid sired b Wild wsyner, dam Hiram brew shc
has more style and &C lien than troor found
trpttcd last sprn S Rochester Driving Park IN 2k5
without any preparation whatever; she has One black
manc and tall and requires hc,fs when speedng has
lasting constitution. great endurance; she IL
sound. kind and true.
wagon two sets lisht Harness, sIantets Roses wIps
&c, kc. safe poAitve rain or chime. Bv order FRANK
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PERSON AL.

SAUi, or TAnSUs-wE HAVE PERFORMED OUR
~ part 10 the ie tier, have again broken faith
win have no moro trfingi action must DOW be si,nui
taneOus.
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VooDsipE Park. STAMFORD. ceNy

WoopSipE Park. STAMFORD, CONN.
THURSDAY, NOV. IT, aP NJ. ta#
last day 1T the fati frottinx Meeting.
Three mpertAnt races
SsS clsss-purse Of 3Sp tan entries
rs cl1ss-Purse of 06C0; seven entries.
purse. -
IrAus leave Grand Central depot Now York and New
q. ". SMITH. Manager
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u -KENTuCKY STATE LOTTERIES. DRAWN
ID. daily. FOR fic Ee0 ana schemes address WILLIAM
+. MANNtN0. No. s DtvisaoA street.
fyurTlxa AND FITTING DREssBs TAUGHT IN A
u fsw easv lessonA enabling ladies TO mako from o3
10 $40 day. Apply - No NV Broadway 6rst noes up
nR. SHARP DYsPEPsIA AND DIsEAsEs or The
kjnth ssreoe a01f Mxth avenue Cases considered In
curs6le treated successfHiy.
T1xfRAOaDfWAsv DRAWING OF THE HAVANA
ion irsc' $osEfT SAias l CO., u Cedar GtrsSk NSW
vQgk Rolt valoa hox AasA
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10000 GIFTS.
TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Whole tickets t6A Hafyes SO Tenth, or each coupon.
Sc Eleven Whole tickets for oo0
For tichets or informatioa address
TEUS r. BNAMLETTR, Agent and Manager, or
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sPORTIrG-Doas, BIRDS. &c.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY Dogs
n Birds 4r. Medicines for ali iiss ureusrei
rood for mccking birds, at b. @. DOykYS No 0roene
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A --THE BEAUTlFcL BAY TROITiSG CHILLING
IA. Fietf MRrshai got by second Boyd Nc Nary, dam
BY Tou TALL bred by M bars, o. kcntacky, lS4 hiss
6yoary old has great STYLE and rvti.d
when years old e s;s has flowing ,aaas snd tail and
passing the circus train became Interchangeable and
turned the wagon he was attached 10 could rct
then IA xa sells O:ly OF being tmtd
will te eferc9 e highest bdder on saturday Aoyemper
Mart and new York Tattersaits. corner OF Brcadwsy
Thirty ninth street, wherc he new 10 Ped
igree and all representations Kuscsutecd.
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NOVEMBER 10, l874.-TRlPLE SHEET
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D., IA LEXINGTON AVE
nue.. near Twenty ninth street-SpeciaI Afcutleu
~ ne OF men and important medical and sarg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-17
TTiT THIRD TEiK


The U::,a ~. y Nsra'd. Which is ed
led j.. s..r iI"u ~. Roberts, has ut last
declared i!scl: ogainst third term. in the
following r!!m.s,akahic language: "No
President CO., held power tor more than
1.-TWO t"rr.,5 wit'loat gG::.s Jac.; to the rank
"ot c;;i..a 20 give account Of his acts. 4
''t!i@d term aor President is not to be
" thou-!:: Of IS possible. No risk of war
I" can Geese i. ~ domestic danger can
81 he allowed - suggest it. No political
"party en- tolerate Il al ! live. No paTti-
q san leader can advise it without crime.
at is certain that the Republican party
&" cannot be forced TO adopt it, and its voice
will be rs that Of one man against the
" assault or 0Ur liberties"
Tothis emphatic and rather angry declara-
ton the Syracuse J0urRa! in the same State
makes answer: There is nothing in the
90 Constitution, even by implication, against
4" the second re election Of a President
90 Then, why, prny, is not a third term
even 10 be thought of There being
" nothing in the Constitution against it,
" why may there not be exigcncies Of war
d" in which it would be disastrous not to
" elect President for the third term?
There being nothing in the Constitution
"against It, in what way would it be a
q crins for party leader TO advise the re-
1" election of President for third term.
There being nothing in the Constitution
against it, how could an election to Il
third term DO construed as an assault
Upon our Hberties?'"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-17
DIED.

CLARK,-On the morning Of July I6 GEO. d.
CLARK. second son of T.N. and Caroline n. Clark,
az six years and nine months.
reRts' residence, I2S7 street northwest. Friends
are invited. 80 - - ...n .. ...... .r
LENOX.-On July Is. at AIS &. m, at the resi-
dence OF his nephew, 7. P. simpson, the Hon. WAL
TER LRNoX, Id the ffty-seyPnth year OF his age.
His FIR ends invited to attend his funeral from
IOn5 street northwest, At four O'Clock this after
noon. ..F
MCLEAN.-On July If, At 1918 p. M, WILLIAM
JOSEPH, son OF Geo. W, and Martha A. Mclean, in
the eighteenth year of his age.
NORMEST. -On the morning Of July 16, at 10
O'CLOCK, NELLIE, infant daughter OF Samuel and
Mamie Z. Norment.
Her funeral will take place from thu --sidenee
Of her parents, No, go Nj souri, Nv nue., this
the family are invited TO attend.
BQUCHER.-On the evening Of July I6, ct seven
O'Clock, JOSEPH W. BOUCHER, in the forty-seYenth
year OF his age.
The funcrafHIll take place from bis late residence
corner Ninth ana j streets northwest, Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
WILLlAMS.-Suddenly, on the morning OF July
II, SOPHIA b. WILLIAMS, daughter OF the late
Colonel John s. Williams.
The funeral services will take place from her late
residence, 14l2 street northwest, July l., at 10
m. Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
To attend.
Bali sun, ElIIcott City Times and Hagerstown pa
Dl6Asa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-17
BLOOD UONEY nv GOLD,

Current dispatches from Cuba inform US
that Captain General Concla "has ordered
that hereafter allpaymentsmade by slaves
according to law to purchase their free
"d0m are TO be made in gold or its euuiva-
'lent in paper. Fifty dollars is the smallest
amount with which slaves can begin the
Operation Of standardization by cash."
Contrast this cold blooded announcement
of the continuance of slavery's blighting
curse with the olt-rcpeated promises of the
Spanish Government that it shall be abol-
ished Remember that Cuba lies at our
very border and is, in fact, natures senti-
mel stationed to guard our possessions in
the Gulf of Mexico SIS well as the mouth of
our great river, the Mississippi. Remem-
Der. too. that for years, and almost genera
tons it has been the policy Of the Spanish
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-17
TIE NEW DISTRICT OFFICIALS.

TIE NEW DISTRICT OFFICIALS
The changes made by the District Com
mission yesterday in several of the promi-
nCnt District offices are duly reported in
another column. The resignation of Mr.
Lewis Ciephane as collector will be re-
GREETED by large class Of our citizens, who
remember him as an earnest and fearless
Republican in days gone by, when Repub-
iCanism was more unpopular than it is
now; but the appointment of John F. Cook,
esq, to succeed him sufficiently equalizes
the political considerations involved. OF
MIR. Cook we do not hesitate TO say that as
q representative of the colored element of
our citizenship he has won not only honor
for himself, but credit for his race As
trusted official in times past, he has earned
the respect and goodwill Of persons of
every political faith, and deserves to-day the
highest praise which can be bestowed
upon an American-that of being a good
citizen. Col. Lubey, who has been re-
tanned, as might have been expected, as
Water Registrar, has an excellent record,
not only as SOluler, Out as CIVIL O!nccT.
The affairs of his office are thoroughly or
ganized, and so systematiZed as to secure
prompt efficient and economical service.
The Commissioners deserve praise for re-
tanning him. Mr.. Baker, the Comptroller,
Is well known as a capable and deserving
officer Mr.. Vinson has the reputation of
baing one OF the most thorough accountants
IL the service of the General Government,
which be row leaves to accept the response
bic position Of District Auditor.
Now that, il common parlance 'the
great agony is over" and the status of the
government Offices has been definitely
settled, ;; is lar 70 presume that the new
o~irr Of ',a-.arss will Ce-in at once, and be
c.r..:;'rH ..i.a .:tgcri;v.
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