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The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE BROOKLYN SORROW.
1r. Tilton from a Brooklyn Point OF
View.
Brook lyn Eagle.

brooklyn Eagle.l
Mr. T1ton is not OF account enough to be tole-
rated in this community in reckessly nngng mud
ali around him, In the expectation that some OF it
may stick TO somebody. Mr.. Tlion has been for
four years making up his case against Beecher
He has written it, and rewritten it; he has made
1t public IN many forms; he has peddled 1t about
privately, in manuscript, with every apparent cir
cumstantiaty OF detail. II any one of The stories
he has published is true. he could have met all the
purposes OF the investigation he sought Tor by lay
ing any one OF these statements before the COM
mittee and proving the allegations recounted In II.
Mr.. Tiiton has never, up to yesteI day pretended
that ne had any facts IN his possession which
would put ''an end TO MT. Beecher's mlnlstry,n
aud EXPOSE his name TO final destl ucton.r On the
contrary, MI. Tllton prOfessed to be DESTROYS OF
peace and lie claims tnat he failed in securing IL
only because Mr. Beecner declined to make public
certain admissions which both MIR. Tilton and his
friends CLAIM he could have made without any
such consequences as MIR. Tilton now foreshadOws.
IL M 1llLon means to father the Woodruff story
Which ne mas recently publicly stigmatIZed as a
"horrible scandaln-lt is Lot likely to secure any
&ddltionai value by his endorsement, under all the
circumstances OF the case. The fair ame OF many
Of the wives and mothers OF BROOKLYN was ar.
tempted 60 be sullicd by the W0odhun women INIT
Mr.. 11lton cannot revive their slaDders without
getting INTO the courts, In way In which he NAV
not now contemplate. Mr.. Tilton NAV regard MS
family AFFAIRS as fair subjects Tor public peWsnaner
controversy, but there are men in this community
who take quite different view Of their obngatIons
force their views Mr.. Tllton need entertain no
doubt Mr.. Tiltons intImation that his case Is
likely 70 appear finally in court OF law bids iair
We think, 10 Ue lully realized.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
A CRUEL HOAX.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
AZ the NEW YORK HERALD is always ready TO
expose frauds and take the part OF all those who
made to suffer. desire 10 expose the last
aDominable practlcal JOKE, which has caused much
afrction to many Of the members OF the family
and our friends. Some unprincipled person sent
from out OF town postal card stating that Walter
j. Bruce, my wife's youngest son, a promising lad
of eleven years, mad been drowned, with request
10 close the store immediately. MIS- Gimbrede
and myself were out oi town. having left the store
III cnarge " our clerks The card pnrported 10 be
signed oy Mrs. J. ~ Gimbrede and appeared TO be
~ her handwriting, and altogether was so well
Gone that the notice was placed upon the store
aoOr, statlng the death OF the child ana IL was not
Ibth TINS morning that the hoax was discovered.
ny placing TINS before the public yon Will greatly
Ubnge los n GIMBREDE
NEW YORK, July l6, 1874
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
The PISTOL AS A ''PBRsUADER -

Martin Donnslly and Patrick Merrigan both resi-
dents of No 81 Watts street, on the night before
last became involved in an alteration, and un-
able TO arrange their differences amicably resorted
10 blows. Donnelly being physically the stronger
man was In a iair way Of convincing Merrigan that
be was wrong, by his peculiar mode OF srgumenta.
dI0n, when the latter bethought himself OF an In
Jailbie ''persuadei' which he carried in his pocket
commonly known az a revolver, ana which he de.
termlned TO use on his adversary. He According
Rmptied one OF Its barrels into Donnellyis NECK
and SO summary ended the CONTROVERSY Don.
nelly naturally inferred that Merrigan meant bodily
, nsIm, anu on statnR .ne Iscts 10 yustce Murray
trial on a charge OF Ieonious assault in 5000 bail
Joseph ID. Malone. OF No. AL West Thirty first
btreeJs iRrplshsq the security required
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NEW YORK CITY.

Comptroller Green reports the following receipts
Of the treasury yesterday :-$23,6si.
Or. Charles Rosemay, who Was found dead IN
Evergreen Cemetery. did not commit suicide, but
died OF organic disease OF the heart and conges-
tiOn OF The lungs.
The funeral OF the late Charles Riens, for many
years President of the Concoruia Liedertalel, TOOK
place yesterday. number OF German societies
escorted the funeral PROCESSION.
AT the meeting OF tue Commissioners oil DOCKS
yesterday Mr.. Thomas Devoe, superintendent of
Markets. reported tnat the stand owners in West
Washington Market. were complaining OF the uHty
con lltlon ol the streets
on Tuesday last Emil Steahr OF No. 1853 East Hous-
ton street. became engaged IN quarrel with
Andreas KAUFMAN, who stabbed hin In the aodo,
men with knife Steahr made comp amt ana
Justice BXDy held kaumHn IN Sl,uOO OalI to All
sWef.
John Muller, West Hoooken gardener, was
arragned before Judge BlXoy yesterday charged
with stealing gold watch ami cham, worth 500,
from Leopold Gelsenan, OF No. l25 Coumola
street. he pleaded guilty, and was held 10 answer
in deault OF 500 bail.
George DUNCAN. seventeen years OF age, resld-
ing at No. ll9 Baxter street, had his right eye
burned yesterday afternoon oy Louis Brunder, OIL
No, 1873 Hester street, throwing quantity OF sui
phurlc acid IN his face during creation at the
corner OF Mott and Hester streets. Brunder was
arrested and locked up IN the Mulberry street STA
ton house.
Since April ! 2s4 plans have been submitted
embracing 447 new buildings proposed, the est-
mated cost OF which Is s. Oo3 037. For the same
period as plans for alterations have been suomit-
led embracing 500 buildings, at an estimated cost
OF sl379sis, making the total number OF plans
submitted 759, embracing 955 buildings, at an estl.
mated cost oil 81. 3s2 Ss5. This is an excess OF
value over the last quarter oil S2,71l,"ss.
An adjourned meeting OF the College OF Phar-
macy OF the CITY of New York took Place last even
ing at the University Buildings, Wash ngton
square. Tne object was 10 consider some amend
ments and bylaws o TIE constitution ol fne So
cleLy for resenta tion rhe legislature next ses-
sion There was -Ood attendance, and so ne sta
tistcs OF the college Will soon oe gwen to the pup
he IN regard 10 ts condition am prospects, WHICH,
IL Is said, Will be OF general interest
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
BROOKLYN.

The Jury IN the case OF the pauper wEoes body
was found IN pond OF water near the Penltefns
resui ned verdict OF death by by the name Of
wno was Frencnman az" -
N~"-Ai i-.es we're presented to the Mayor by the
Park Commissioners to the amount OF S2l 900 for
main tenance yesie day. This Is he balance OF the
account for this year. Mayor Hunter charges that
President Stranahan has devoted tae main nienance
1un1 TO otner purposes.
The funeral OF DR.. Henry j. Cullen took place
yesterday, from his family residence, corner OF
Montague and Clinton streets Bishop Lituejohn
assisted by Rev. G. Stanoury. performed the ser.
vices, which were numerOusly attended by promi-
nent Brooklynltes. Deceased, who was sixty
eight wears oil age, had passed his lie in this city
and bore high reputation As physician.
n'e broke out at No. loo Myrtle avenue about
half-past nine O'Clock yesterday morning. The
flames extended TO the ADJOINING building, occu-
pied as furniture store by J. Bland No. IsO
which is owned by Claudlus Bradley, was damaged
Kept shoe shop on the first moor. lost $4,000 on
stock. Bland lost $500 on building and stock.
Insurance policies are held in the Williamsburg
and Mechanics insurance companies.
The Coroner was notified yesterday to hold an
inquest over the body OF Daniel Mead, a negro
who was found lying dead IN lot on Wtherspoon
street, near Marcy avenue. According to the
statement OF the wife OF deceased the latter lett
ms house on spencer street, near Flushing ave.
nue. at two O'Clock in the morning. for the purpose
OF calling upon colored man in a stable on With
eTspoon avenue. lie was suDJecI 70 nus, anu II lS
presumed, was stricken down while on his way
and died. BY his side was a loaded cane which he
had been IN the habit OF carrying.
About four O'Clock yesterday morning fire was
dscov red in the three story frame building in the
rear OF No. rs Grand street, Williamsburg, owned
by Henry McCadden and occupied by John Con-
molly as vinegar factory. Mr. Connolly estimates
his loss on stock machinery and fixtures at ST. 5OO
and Is insured in the Williamsburg City Insurance
Company ior $4,000. The loss the building Is set
down at $1,000, and Is iully insured in the same
company. The origin OF the fire cannot be ac-
counted for, as the occupant states there has not
been fire or light used in the place Tor several
days past
committee OF the Union Temperance League,
composed OF Charles b. Morton, II. Whitehead and
Ira Buckman, Jr., appeared before District Attor-
ney Winsow and complained that the Police and
Excise commissioners had no inteb ton to revoke
licenses OF offenders, they had Oniy done 80 IN
the most nasrant cases and when they had no al
tentative. They said that. the Commissioners
having failed to discharge the obligations of their
ONCE they had called TO inquire to the pro-
prlety OF going before the Grand Jury and endeav-
oring to secure their Indictment for misdemeanor.
What action will be taken in the premises is not
as yet very clear.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
IRISH BRIGADE OFFICERS, ASSOCIATION,

The officers OF the Irish Brigade went up the
Hudson yesterday to Dudley's Grove on their
eighth annual excursion. The steamboat J. Myers,
with the barges Hasket and william Myers made
convenient landings at several points in New York
and Brooklyn in the morning TO receive the
numerous picnickers. These, together with others
VINO proceeding by the steam cars, joined them
at the grove, amounted 10 nearly loo persons, of
sion was throughout unvarylnRly pleasant.
The exertions Of Colonel Nagle, the President OF
the association, and his e1cient stan were en-
tirely successful In securing the complete enjoy
ment OF their many guests. Grafulia's band was
In attendance.
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MISCELLAN EOUg.

A RsoIIjTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N OF different States legal everywherei no publicity;
no fees in adv ance; advice tree. Commissioner for
every state and Notary Public FREDERICK l. KINa
Counsellor at Law. 363 Broadway.
A BsOI,UTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N States legal where desertion, &c sufficient
cause no publicity reauired no charge until divors
grained advice Tree.
TURING THE PAST rHlRfY.PTvE WARS THE
~ value OF mandrake for the liver and digestive or.
gans been steadily and rapidly increasing in favor
and almost entirely superseded the OF oalones
or blue mass No laxative drug Is harmless than
mandrake and none more ehectual In its action Il
never produces salvation, whether used in large OF
small doses Large doses OF calomci, by actlng AS A
purgative may pass on without doing any mischief but
II Is we'll known that small doses will saiivate.
SCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS completely relax the
secreuons and relieve the gall bladder No how
costive and how bilious the person may be the
chinerv the digestive organs Immediately ated
anc brought TO healthy activity Persons troubled
with sick headache, very common and distressing
complaint can be promptly and enectuay cured by one
dose Of these Pills No person should leave home even
tor few days. without taking these Pills along Price
y csntG psy 1py. spsd ~ drpGgiss sysryHhsrA.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTEAX YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REpoRTED BY THE HERALD srxAx YACHTS AND
HEKALD wHIrBsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Greece tBr) Thomas, Liverpool July and
9ueenslovn "a, with mdse and 7t9 PASSENGERS to "
Hsn. R Ssnss Ss snai July sni nssv so
steamship Great Western diEl hence ior LIVERPOOL -
the as'ef%p pgsa! 5Ss'1 & a1st s@fsn s"
i5rosF on sse saes Raa q ea bound
step@skp STAT. e Geersia sTSS GLASGOW JuIIy
ns f lat 81 4 i g. ss,!sS sa sss rsssa
muse a Hs~sas S rs
Co Lat y 80, ion II @ passed several small iceb
IL wan mase es and o
steamship old DOMINION, Walker horio.R, CITY Point
and Richmond, with mdse and passengers to the old Do
Bsfk 9malia Ie{wg Ger, Gehm. Hamburg ss days
p passed Norwegian bark, from Baltimore for Cork.
Bars Mary Parker, Holloway, Philadechia July H.
IN naas 10 master Vas towed to this por' by steamtug
Brig La Cayenne Barker, ,rcrnsmbuco &c days with
Brig LIZZIE %yman lot Newcastle Mei, Hopkins Tus-
srn pf q ~h GSar ay d M ssw n
MORO Castle, from Sew YORK Tor Havana;
TO ASSo Is Gays vii"
lumber ns ss soRnss Rpsnsd4 4Yls dAyA with
sehr Izzia oycrd enil. C"P @cn VIENNA SiSninS"'
sehr french, Throekmo or,on Virginia.
Schr sarah Quinn Lee Virginia
schr Merrnan Crane Georgetown, DC, for Ports.
schr II Hurlbut Griffin, Baltimore for New Haven.
The smshp Utopia Br which arrived 18TH re orts
July H. at Il 50 lon 20 H. passed steamship Britannia
Br, hence tor Lverpool 18TH off Fire Island steamship
Anglia Br), hence tor Glasgow same day, steamship
Scotia Qr), hence for Liverpool.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
:, schr Il Potter, Hamiiton. Kennebec River for New
-chr heading RE. NO 81 Adams New Haven for Phiia
deluhia
scnr Robert Myhan, Doane Providence for New York
Schr W Fisk, Whidden. Richmond, Mel or New York
with ice to order.
Schr Horatio Nichols Sykes Richmond, Me- for New
Ysrk, with ice TO Knckerbocker Ice Co.
sGhr Dewitt Hanson, Kennebec for New York,
Schr Charlie Belle. Wilson, St John, NIB, for New York
with lumber 10 Move, Cole Benson.
schr Helen Thompson, Bradbury, Providence foy New
schr Monmouth, Hammond Warren for Ne York
Schr Eagle. Chase, New Bedford for New York
scr Charlie Woolsey, Els. New Haven for New York
sShr Daniel Russell Carroll Portland for New York.
with stone 10 order
schr VIM Burden, Adams, Providence for New York
schr Annoy. Knapp, Nantucket tor New York, with iish
TO order ~
schr sailie W Ponder, Thrasher, Taunton for New
York. ~
scbr Bridges, Bridges Warren for New York
Schr VIM q Irish, Iirreil, Providence New York
schr Twenty Friends, Jerics, Boston Phadel-
pha.
Schr Haze, McNamee, Greenwich for New York with
stone u order.
steamer Electra, Young, rroviaence for New lork
with mdse and passenger.
BOUND EAST.
schr Sarah Thomas Arnold, New York Boston
Schr Merriman, Crane. New York for Warren.
Schr I. Stapdish, Waller. Amboy tor Pembroke
scnr Vim Farren, Lindsey New York tor Providence
Schr r Crockiord, Matthews, New York for Taunton
scnrJ Ayres, Proves, New York for stamford.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
Variation, 4 deg 80 min easterly

Bearings magnetic. Variation, deg 50 min easterly
in 1871.
By oruer OF the Bureau Navigation:
WYMAN COMMODORE UsN. Hydrographer.
1874
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford July l5 bark Avoia' Bourne,
for indian Ocean.
BARK oak, clifford, at Panama June 80 preparing
for cruise Heard from, bsrks Mary. Kelly, hpbksi
Cape Horn Pigeon, Dartmouth 4SD bbis sp last cruise
Bark Adeline Gibbs Forman OF NIB, was at Ternate
April : WIN AZ Dbls sp and $50 do VIII OIL
poken-Julv 7, lat "a 10 lon 80 ~, brig Moore OF
Spoken.
Ship Roodee tBr Christian from Calcutta for Boston,
NAV "a, no lat &c.
ship Constantine, from London for New York. July III,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
Alma anae for New YOrk-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY le. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship silesia Ger, Hebich, Hamourg- -Kunhardt
4 Co
steamship City OF New York. Deaken, HavanA-F Alex
andre Sons
steamship Fanta- Howe, Phiadelphia--Loriliard
Steamship Co.
steamship EleanOra Johnson Poruand--T y Ames
Steamship Nerpus Bearse. Bos,oD--II DipocF
ship Bremerhaven tGer, Holes, Bremen-Punch,
Edye 4 Co.
ship Edith lBr), Rogers BremeD-snow Burgess.
Ship Nile (Br Newcomb, AntwerD-Snow A Burgess
Bark Braziliera QSor), Larsen, Plymouth-Tstens &
BockmanD.
9 IobAaS ~
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE FATHER MATHEW MOVEMENT,

meeting was held in the vestry OF st. ste.
phen's Roman Catholic church, Twenty eighth
street, last evening" for the purpose OF insugu-
rating a movement for the erection Of a monu-
ment to Father Mathew In Central PARK. Rev.
Father McGlynn presided, and he was finally ap-
pointed a committee Of one TO take the project IN
hand and take such action toward It's completion
. "a aeeQps at W hiWs
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

tesmships silesia Ger. Hamburg; Hakon Adeistein
lNorl havre sailed 18th PM City of New York Hsvs
Steun; Masonic Rotterdam; Zetsand Bri, Penarth
don; Pry pubroyacki tAnsl, Dunkrk Dexterous ntalj
Cork Falmouth; Michel Angelo iii Pieve (ita) do
Aquula (Nor). Amsterdam; No-nen (Nor) Droback;
Smyrniote Malta; brigs Ruby, Port spain Trim Cornt-
CPoro, Lisbon Essex (Br), Win ngton &c; Hansen
(Norl Stockholm; Hazeitine, Batavia schr silver
Para and CeArA
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
CRAZY CRIMINALS.

The OnkcfaI Order Issued Tor The Conn
mitment or Kate StOddard and Mrs.
Dwyer.
The formal commitment OF Mrs. Mary Ann Dwyer
and Lizzie King, alias Kate Stoddard, TO the Lu-
Datic Asylum at Auburn, was placed IN the hands
OF the sheriff yesterday. The order which is issued
by Judge Moore. directs that when LIZZIE King
shall be restored tO her mind she NAV, wtnln sixty
days thereafter such cure shall have been an
nounced, be remanded u prison and criminal pro-
ceedngs may be resumed or sue may otherwise
be discharged. Kate insists she ls not insane and
wants TO be tried, as she would be acquitted. she
has cried bitterly since the 0ecls.On the Court
IN her case. She says the lawyers and physicians
were bought over by the Goodrich family, as they
don't want the trial 10 90 on.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE CHICAGO FIRE.
The COrpSeS of Two Men and Child
Dug Out Of the Ruins.
Damage Done by Tuesdays
ConfIagration.
CHICAGO. July l6, 1874.

CHICAGO, July 10, ISIf.
The bocies OF two men and a chld we're dis-
covered under the ruins OF the house No. 46l south
Cark street last evening and taken to the Morgue.
They we're victims o Tuesdays fire,
Among the losses by the fire are :-Dugan's pack
ing house and outbuildings worth about So'ooo'
uninsured. and the stock valued at $4,000 {;
rort,auv insured. Katz 4 Miller's paning mills.
loss, probably $4,000; Breeze's sash, door anu
bind factory, $1,000 to $4,000.
rroman schwartz was severely injured by ial-
ing corulce from a burning building.
Three attempts at lncendiarism were uiscoVereu
during the progress OF the fire.
INSURANCE LOSSES.
ma. o,,ow,ng 10 A complete Official list OF the in
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Everhard Deins GER Herboth from Bremen 70
days, with mjse TO koop 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
, 1874-04-15
SANTANA.
Tho Vlctfm3xou Company to Aprcnf to
tR,s United states Governments.

Tho ViCtfmsxed Company to Aprcnf to
tRas United states GOvcrnnuont.
Sptetai Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, April 14.-Tho Directors Of tho
samana Day Company hold 4 long meeting this
afternoon to consider The action Of tho Domin-
lean Government in annulling their loaso mud
dispossosBing thom Of what thoy look upon as
their property. Tho meeting was strictly accrct,
but whom 1t was oyor the Directora sont out to
representatives OF tho prosa document as tho
roBr,lt Of thoir deliberations. This paper aots
forth that tho Company will appeal to the Gov
crnmont Of Wellington to bo roinstatod in
ita position at sansna. According to this
paper tho Company has received no royonues
1or an entire yoar, although they Ind paid in
advance ront to tito amount Of $4,000, Tho
Company will domnnd from tho .prosont Gov
ornment of snn Domingo indemnity for damago
dono br tho declaration in its manifesto TINT the
loaBo OF Sanlana was IN illegal and Ar1itrary act
of ox-prcsidont Dnez, whereas, according to tho
Company, It was the unanimous act OF tho poo
pto OF tho isand.
, 1874-04-15

Tho store Of tho Union Knife Company, No.
55 stnto atroot, was entered by burglars carly
yesterday morning, and about 3275 worth Of re-
volyora tahon.
EARLY yesterday morning, during tho progress
Of tlanco at tile aaoon Of s. AyAroia, No. 80
Wost Adams street, Francis McGuirk and tho
pr opriotor of the naloon got into fight during
which Aykroid was stabbed twice by McGuirk.
receiving serious injuries. McGuirk was ar
restod and 1oc'ked up In the Madison Street Sta
tion by Oficor bIillure, and physician called to
attend Aykrod, whom ho pronounced dangor-
ously though not fatally hurt.
"Denny" Simmons yesterday arrested Martin
Lopoz Mt tho corner Of Clark and LRko Streets.
Lopoz, boaides being q proficient Bueak~thtef
delights in representing himsolf aa a detective.
HB plan OF operations Is, when he roads or hears
Of big robbery, to so to thu pnrty who ia rob-
bod, and represent that ho ia a private dotccttvo
consideration. but ho invariably wants small
sum advanced aa proof Of good faith, otc. In
uinc cnses out Of ton tho mouey ID given him,
and that is tho last eoon Of bIr. Lopoz. In this
manner he obtained $S5 from h1r. Gustav Mem
dolBon, promising to restore to him bis laeos.
Of Lopez and his mislcods, but 1t was not until
yeatordny tnat ho fell into any Of tho officers
hnnds. 1t ID to DO hoped TINT ho will nov got his
just deserts. Mr.. Mondolson says ho will prose-
cutc linn for the general good.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
,Grnnd PaciGc-Georse Grund, New Zealand ;
J. dlasBbrook, South Wales; J. Clements. To-
ronto; J. Tillinghaat, Buifelo;. Charles Paine,
Cleveland; ". 4. johnson, Philadolphia; D. L.
91anson Hs N"s Ney YsEh she'a e. arcbSa Ssss
faass punaeo p'SE: 4: 1saA sut!en, coierado; g
Remington, New York: g. +. Wo}1er,
Milwaukee,; E. R: Murray, .Uticn. : -.
fremont Housc-A. 7. Morse st. Louis; J. 2
, 1874-04-15


E1aIts
Correspondence ef 1he CHICAGO Trio"nt. :,
LAsa1No, Mich, April 13.-The following Gull
laA hoen isBuel:
Thc annual meoting Of tho Michigan State Woman-
Burao A1sociatlon will 10 held IN lansing at llopre-
1enutiyo Hull, Oil Wednesday,, May o, 1H74. at y. M
resolution submitting the question OF female suffrage
to Tho electors Of thu satu at tho time Of the general
election this full. This action Of tho Legislature le-
wolves nnon III all important duty ut this Mgetlug.
We ought, Il possible to orgalzo Ill our forces
e as s 20 Attsa e s ne
nosss Of o,r organization. 70 thiu. enu, tho stuto
suuil be cauyasscd by working BpeAkors, 20 that tho
work tor tLs cause through tho campaign, and work
for il ii Ito election. 10 secure this rsH va invite
catcd, No will rcccso you cordially, entertain you
freely, aud do MI III our power to 1naka your say
a,noi,ssl mutually pleasant aud advantageous 10
tlIp C1ux0.