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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-05

city of Chicago cougratulates his Majesty the
King Of Hawaiia on his safe arrival upon the
soil of the United States of America. lie
trusts soon to have the honor ADD pleasure Of
welcoming him TO the city OF Chicago. tie also
trusts that his Majestys visit to the United
States will proye not only pleasant to himself
and suite, but highly useful 10 both COUNTRIES
Ia these sep,iueutS | am heartily joined by
the other cial authorities, and 10y the clti-
zaus of Chicago generally
Before leaving Hawaii the King made his
will and named his successor. Sensible mau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-05

DAKERS NO. l CHOCOLATE and BRO
ID MA just received and for sale by
GEO. McBURNEi j son,
dec Ito and 10 hing stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-05

convalescent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

The Speaker ssked tia, the Secretary OF state
be substituted for the Speaker OF the House, 20
which Mr.. Hooper consented.
Mr.. Maynard (renn) sent up % be read
newspaper paragraph, which he declared histnri-
cally correct, setting forth thst the ~sfch vas
presented BY Washington 20 Lafayette e. the
stolen from the latter on his subsequent visit 10
this country In ISIS, NJ Nashville. Tennessee.
Although large rewards we're offered. the watch
Was not heard 90 until about four wears aeo,
when u VS. purchased BY . gentleman Oh
TeNss At ps~nbroker's sale ut Louisville,
Mr.. Gsfneld said the House should te certain
ss TO the genuinene-s OF the watch. aud vas
sssured that experts had said there Was no
question about IL.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
during the debate Mr.. Hooper exhibited the
watch, aud was st once surrounded hy = crowd
81 meme eLs anxious 70 zee and handle the In
on motion Of Mr.. MAYNARD, q bin appronri.,-
ING sic 80 10 reimburse the Fast Tennessee
University wss passed under asnspeIsiOn OF the
Iulcs-yeas ia, nzNs n.
MIR. StsTkweatber tConn.0 said several at
tempis had been made 10 come 90 an under
standing ly With business on the Speak er's
able could be reached, and he noS Submitted =
proposition 20 90 90 business on the Speaker,s
TAIL under the twO-thirds rule.
In fusWer 10 numerous inquiries the Speaker
aid tie effect of this would be 90 require atwo.
birds vote 20 dispose OF any ball. otherwise the
biu would remain on tho table without preiu-
aice. ! hat the bills would be taken an seriatim
and ~ It points 81 Onitr waull b. against sny
which required reference 70 the Commit e OF
ne Whole.
Sir wrsor lIo~s) ssid the Mouse csald 90
o business on The table by . tan thirds vote,
snd thu uey could pass zuy biu by \ majority
vote. The v as the onip fair way, and he m ade
that mot ion.
Mr.. Sarkwsather CONSENTED TO allos this
motion 90 BE- tsstea, and it was seconded by a
vote OF los ~ loa.
on tie motion 20 suspend the rules the vo,e
was, yeas iSs, nsys illi 20 the motion WAS re-
iecttd.
Pending vote upon the proposition OF Mr..
StarkWehther-
Mr.. Burrows Mich. rose 20 q personal exrla-
nation. and sAid that when. on TUESDAY, he
asked Mr.. Dawes WHY he excepted the civil
tights bill, be did not quest on his friendship for
wss too well known 20 allow him % entertain
such a thought.
Mr.. starkweather's motion WAS then agreed
10 by large vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR,
Foreign Notes.
WATCHING kocHRFoRr.

WATCHING ROCHRFORT.
Bor DON. June IA number of Franch de-
teotivss are In this country watching the move
meLts Of Rocbefort.
TIE CARLfsr FoRCRs.
MADRID, June l9.-rbe latest advices from
the scene OF the war IN the north state that the
Carlists are certainly concentrating at Monte
JuTs, DeN Estella. They have cleaned the
country OF provisions, horses, and OF vehicles
ConchA's force numbers 3 900 men. lie also
has n guns. The weather Il beautiful. There
- some dissatisfaction because an attack on the
insurgents as not been made Quite a num-
Der OF Concbas men are Suffering from the
dyseutery, which the rgeOns attribute 20 raw
onions, which have conrtituted the principal
portion OF their fOOd. The available strength
OF the republican army Is i30, 400 infantry an A
10000 cavalry. not incl niing a. 400 res .rves.
THE WIPE OF DON CARLOS
PARIS, June l9.-fhe wife OF Don Carlos has
arrived here en- route for Switzerland.
YELLOW FKvKR IN BAHIA.
IIsRnN, June l9.-Adyices from RIO Janeiro
10 the 9th instant, state that the yellog fever
has broken out in Bahia and Is raging with
great violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
The War Cnha

hbmN foh TIE lNeI RgHNTss
NEW YORK, June ia Havana Letter
dated the 15th instant, Eays:-Adyices have
reached here from Puerto Principe, from pri-
vste sources, which are OF considerable inter-
rest TrustwOrthy Inform alton through insar-
gent sources reports the arrival OF an expedi-
ton. under Agullera, on the north cost, with
4OcO Remington and PeabOdy arm ms, six pieces
OF mountain artillery and = large quantity OF
an muuit1On. All the m1tertal was safely
ianded, and Communication established With
the forces OF MsNimo Gomez. This Is said 20
be the most important expedition gotten ~ by
the insurgents sIHce the first year OF the war
Mr.. DOCKRAY,
ihe American who presented himself 20 the
Spanish authorities at Nuevitas last q pod FRI
day, Is still cor fined ~ the Csrcel NaciOnal in
Puerto Principe. He wss ten days in cl0se con-
nnemeDt. but now has clean aud comfortable
quarters, aud IL In good hgalth and spirt = o. ne
" the Clerks OF the United States consulate
general 1T Havana has arrived At Puerto Priu-
cipe. His business IL 20 assist DOcEray a in
terpTetCr. council OF war will convene for
MS trisl az soon ~ the papers are received from
the captain general.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GAR DNER-l hAUMPH
FIRE EXTIN8 ISHEk,

Havic gained the suit brou sht sgsins: Us by the
Bsbccck Company for alleged Infringement, we
haze comm, nc tie mn af4cture Of the ab we ma
chine, which is VERY GREAT IMPROVE
IENT snike Gsrdaer," formerly made b. Us.
Desor'p ;ive circular sent on application.
ID. B. wA6GEyER, Sec'y,
jtl5 eC6t 41I sInut At, Phila leiphi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

DISTRICT APPROPRIATIoNs.-The Senate
Committee on Appropriations have added an
amendment to the slndry civil appropriation
bill appropriatng 81 ,854 600 to pay the interest
on the public debt and the amounts due the
employees of the District government and
BOARD of Public Works. The bill will be re-
ported this Afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

THE DEATH OF MIS-. CANERoN-A dispatch
was received this morning from Harrisburg an
nouncing the sad intelligence of the death of
Mrs. Senator Cameron. il IL not therefore
probable that Senator Cameron will return to
Washington to take his seat during the re-
mainder of the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
QueIIins n nurIpy I'm Prtson.

ST. LOUIS, June l9.-SI the mutiny IN the
penitentaTy few days ago there has been A
very troublesome spirit manifested by the con
vtcts and much unrUly and insubOrdinate
conduct. For two days al the working shops
had TO lie suspended aud the prisoner kept Ia
their cells. Yesterday evening some of the
rir gle aders were dashed severely on the bare
back, and this Is 70 be continued from dsy 70 day
until all those most active in the mutiBy are pun
ished. One Of those whipped yesterday confessed
hat plot TO escape had been planned and an
attempt 20 carry IL out was 90 have been made
yesterday, but the action of the authorities in
confning the prisoners in their cells presented
II. IL Is believed the mutinous spirit has bee n
Quelled and no more trouble Will occur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

CINCINNATI, june ly.-Ih5 wOmen's temper
ance convention st Springfield yesterday
adopted a constitution, and also a resolution 70
continue the crutsde by street praying.
Tie convention adjourned last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

NAVAL ORsEks.-Lieutenant Joseph f. era.
~ ordered TO the naval observatory, Washing
ton, 18th July next; Captain Geo. ID. Henderson
TO the navy yard, Portsmouth, n. H; Lieuten-
ant u. j. Yates detached from the Canonicus
ard ordered to return home and report arrival;
Lieutenant Thomas Perry from the Manhattan
5nd oTd6red TO return home and report arrival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

GIN. BUTLER proposes 10 make set speech
upcp matters ard things IN general in the House
Of Representatives TO- night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

INSPECTOR GESEEAL ID. B. SACEET is or
derec on lisp cticn duty in tie department of
the Platte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

Cor GREssIoNAL STANDARDIZATION. VIM.
P. Frye, of the second Maine Congressional
district, received q dispatch to-day announcing
that; the convention in that district had re-
NJ M mated him bv acclsma'ion for the 4ttb
congress. This Is the third time Mr.. FRYE has
receive he distinction by ACCLAIM alton. The re-
Iub'icans OF the eth district of Indiana have re-
dominate tie Eon. John COburn by acclama-
ton as a car diGate for Congress. The demo.
Kentucky, have nominated Mr.. j. O. S. Black k
burn, OF WoodfOrd county, as their Candidate to
succeed him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

some JOKER induced gui'e,ess correspon
dent last night to send of the folio wiug "a the
names of the new District Commissioners
Garter Marbury, Daisy Ramsey, DR.. Tucker
Blake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1911. S3t2l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

CONFERENCE.-The Senate last night ON
frmed the following nominations: Commodore
G. r. p. Rogers TO be rear admiral; Commander
p. Q. johnson to be captain; Lieut.. Commander
Silas Casey to be commander; Master VIM @
Strong TO he lieutenant; Ensign Holman to be
master. Postmasters-Safford NJ Thatcher.
Cornellsville, \. Y; f. +. Apple gate, Freehold,
Ny. Q. ID. Serbian, register or land Office at
Fargo, formerly Pembina, Dacotsh; j. V.
Browner, register Of land Off CO, and ole Peter
son, receiver of public moneys al st. CLOUD,
MINI. Major Absalom Baird, assistant inspec-
TOT general in the army. Capt. Robertson, of
20 artillery, TO be major. 1T Lieut.. Buck
nudge 70 be captain, ami "a Lieut.. era Word to
be lieutenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

TIE House Committee on APPROPRIATION this
morning finished the consideration OF the SEN
ate amendments to the Post Office appropriation
bill, nOn-concurring in many of them. The
committee will ask fer a conference on the dis
aRrCements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

Hon. EDWARD DICKINSON, who was a Rep
resentstive in Congress in 1888, died of apo
pleay in Boston on Tuesday evening last. More
than to any other person Amherst College is in
Gebted for i's prosperity aud high standing to
Mr. Dickinson, VITO was in every Wav one OF
the very best specimensOf Massach usetts' high
est T. pc OF citizens. His death will be a great
loss, not only TO the College and his native
tow n, but TO the state as we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

The SPEAKER made another point for Jas
G. Blaine yesterday, by ejecting al the lobby
lists he could get at from the floor of the House
The ex-SeDators, ex- COngressmen, &C.. were
OF course, out Of his reach.-fpriaSf eId Repab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

The RECIPROCITY TREATY WITH CANADA
The Preside ut yesterday sent to the Senate for
ratification treaty of reciprocity OF trade
fisheries, and adjustment OF recent treaty obi
cations between the United Stats and Great
Britain with respect to the Dominion of Canals
ard British possessions in North America
When the Senate went into executive session
Yesterday afternoon the treaty was taken from
the table, on motion OF Mr.. Hsmlin, in the Alb
sence Of Mr.. Cameron, the CHI sirman of the
Committee on Foreign Relations, and referred
to that committee, who had special meeting
to- day on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
Burnside Going Rack.

PRovIDENCE. X. L., June l9.-rhe General
Assembly took the seventeenth ballot for
United States Senator to day. The whole num-
Der OF votes cast was LOG. Burnside received
~, Dixon %, Barstow Is scattering n.
Death Of the Wife Of senator Cameron
HARRISBURG, June 10 Mrs. CAmsrOn wife
of Hon. Simon Cameron, died this morning.
The funeral takes place on Monday afternoon
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neafh af fhe Mic nf senato,
Irus ExprcrKp that secret4rv Ri

1T rs ExPrcTED that Secretary Bris.ow will
indicate TO the President at the Cabinet meet
ing this afternoon his desire to have Col. VIM.
j. Brown, of Jessamine county, Ky, appointed
Solicitor of the Treasury department. Col.
Brown has been for the tSO past elections the
republican candidate for Congressional hOnOrs
in opposition TO Hon. J. Il. Beck, % Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

SENATOR LEWIS made another effort this
morning to get the Senate District Committee
together to revise the docket and dispose OF
some pending measures before the committee,
but Up TO the hour for the Senate to meet rs
found himself the only member OF the commit
tee prest nj, and retired 10 the Senate chamber
with feeling of disappointment, saying the
committee would probably not meet again till
next De cember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

DELEGATE MCCORMICK, OF Arizona, has de-
clined TO become candidate for a fourth term
in Congress, and at the close of his present term
will devote himself 10 private business Thu
Arizona Citizen says: "Whoever may ba fated
% be the present deleg lte's successor. he may
deem himself peculiarly fortunate If, at the
close of his Congressional life, he shall have
accomplished one half what Gov. Mccormick
has accomplished during like period"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

The sTssIos Of the Cabinet to-day was at
ten ed by al the members, but only routine
business was transacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
shot I'm a Quarrel About a Yacht IA

INV YoBK, June BIN quarrel about ths
recent yacht race this morning, in a liquor
saloon, Mortimer Sullivan was shot and in
stsntly killed by Mark Gill, who afterwards at
tempted TO shoot the officer who arrested him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
LECTURES
ETsIyEEsITY OF vIBeTNIA.

IrEiyEEsITY OF vIKeINIA.
SUMNER LAW LECTURES
u inc We kh bcgtn l. Jqiy ls-4. end l..b SEN,
hsve plyytd 81 signal f TO students pro posing
j., 20 tECse Who d-sign 20 study privately: AZ 10
youI prsetiitc neTs who have not ha the
GE9ytFsity OfVsJto '-' "
JOHN B MIyOR
raJ9zf 6tlm Prof. q IN. ana stat Law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

Bills APPRovKD.-The President has APP
proved large number OF bills recently passed
by Congress, among them the following: An act
10 authorize the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
company 10 construct branch and TO change
the location Of its road within the District OF
Columbia, and fer other purposes; an act 10 eN-
tend the time for filing claims for additional
bounty, Under the act az July 2s, 1896, IN act
10 admit free OF duty articles intended for the
International eNhihi. inn of ls-R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

~ VIII DC RENE 10 oefeu tnat the senate passed
the civil rights bill, and when in the course OF
routine il reached the House It was sent to the
Speakers table. 1t now becomes q stumbling
block in this wise: IL the House proceeds to
ousine on the Speakers table, all bills come
up In their turn. Or course, in its own good
time the civil rights bill would be reached. If
TO pass IL. Thus, the only effectusl way to keep
IL s!unbertng Is TO refuse to 90 to business on
tbe Speakers table, which requires a two
thirds vote. There are enough opposed to the
measure to persist in such refusal. But the
trouble comes up in ano' her shape. Not only il
there IL also an army OF little jobs, such as land
grants, relief bills, railroad subsidies, and sun
dry other matters upon which lobbyists grow
hardy and tar. Many OF these bills would pass,
but those interested in them are afraid to order
legislation which would reach them, inasmuch
Ms the civil rights bill, like the ham fat in
sandwich, is between the layers of the mass
GENERAL Butler tried 10 relieve matters yester
DAY. an has in several instances endeavored to
nave the bill referred TO the Judiciary commit.
zee; but those opposed to the bill are afraid of
Butler, knowing If IL got into his hands, he
wonid report Il at an opportune time and put
tempt to go TO business on the Speakers table,
which failed by vote Of yeas 1873, nays III, not
two-InlIcs III some compromise Is not made
the civil rights bill will fail; but its failure will
De SHARED by q host OF lobby bills, which the
a,orpy handed granger, and those economically
At half past one O'Clock, q motion made by
MI. .Starkwesther prevailed, ordering the House
70 proceed to business on the Speakers table
under the two-thirds rule. That Is requiring
two thirds vote to pass any bill. This win of
course XIII the civil rights bill, II it comes up.
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GRAND HOTFL,

VI SARATOGA SPRINGS
TIE opea JuLe 10 THIS elegant and perfectly AT
pointed Hotel, fsriag Congress Park, IL
have leased tor term g years. Win the S<EA;
assisJarce q my bre ther, s. lvanus T. Cyz- lkrE
zerss q West Point, ia.ehtiDn Is 20 offer ac y.
nccAtion Il eyerS rtsp@ct equal any hotel Ia Sal
naJ 25-sli JOHN b CoZZENs
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Rsurd Hill ?. o, LoudOun COUnty, va
References 80 1909 street northwest left
SUnMER RIs0Rr Ah0NG THE NOUN
TAIEs,
n " & ~ ~ N N

b U S n n q U s &,
BELLEFOHTE, Pa.
eteTeOsco ptcn>ews Of Local Scenery TO a . n
Be seen 81 . ~ .1ennsy lvania avenus, ana <SsAB
42e ct 18th street For de criptiye cir IT,
GUAR ard terms address
msy2 IN WI. NILKISsON CO, 7rop'rs
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DOkTIAED liHPORTED CEagET, FOR
nlskmg Artificial stone or any Kind Of Concrete
vcrt ior cellars, water work, psyemeuts, build-
%, bridges, &c. vhsre strength is Desirable The
L 81 Cement In tics world. sole s<ent for Distrfot
az ColunofA- WM. GUlNAHD,
AeJ1u % LoaisfsnA sserue.
4 .OhGREss STABLES
eTH eTRsET, BxrHEEs ASs n.
1oEses sd Rgsxies for Hire, aDd . fresh "a ply
coed Horses FOR sale EVER vesA.
cef1-1S RICHARD VAsT, Prosrss.or.
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II HAMPTON VIRGINIA.
IN swell-k EOwE SUMMER RESORTS rov open
ioI tce T6cf Ption Of visitors. sea Bathing
iacliities and every CONVEX ienee for the xcsAH
comfort AID pleasure q guests attached to lssSxI
tne House FOR terms and fu Their infOTmaGIOn,
address J. BARNEs, Proprisfor maysO-lm
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
srkAAD kAOUKsIOS
~
ST. DOMINIC's MUTUAL RELIEF SO.
GETTY,
GLYM0NT, ON MONDAY, JUNE -, 1874.

TIE safe ard G mr odious stesmer COLUMBIA,
Capt JAMES HARPER, will leave N-..
s,eIh' nson's half, foot Of 7;h street E.s4fN
al a N. AID S<zrxxxzsxes
Band.
Tickets, adm ittr 8 gent. and ladies', 81. jels At
EXCQksIuh BOAT FOR CH ABPE ITO
H CHEAT FALLS or other points en- Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal, capable Of carving 800 per
jeisImp' Corner and Is h afs Rock S,Sst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

NoMINATIoSs.-Tbe President sent tia fo.-
lowing nominations TO the Senate to-day: HOr-
ace n. Conger, OF New Jersey, consul AZ
Prague; ID. Il. Potts; OF OHIO, governor OF
Montana territory; :. III. WinsOr, 70 be reg
lister OF the land Office at Cheyenne, Wyoming;
Vancouver, w. r. Collectors OF CustOms-JOs.
III. Elmer, Bridgeton, ~. j; Herman Levy, St
Marks, Fla: Henry A Webster, Puget's sound,
W. i. Also a number OF POST On asters.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1BUBsDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, jane
Isl aud 18th. ~ g And SATURDAY MATINEE.
MAY GALLAGHER.
IN her new Drama, rate en- for h-r by Francis O.
Long, Eco, Of this city city, eGtitled
OHAT.
With the rev sorgs, "l'I make IL Right in the
Mon ng, kfssIg tnorg the Clover" aud You
n ske nc FoOls Mi, Me "
Popu Prices: rs, 50 aud IS cents. No extra
ehsrss for reserved ss sis, which can now be 30
cured NJ the 1healer or Ell-' Music Store.
GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE
snd btntht Of MAY GALLAGHER. Admission,
20 and IS cents. jel3 81
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- IN Ely PoIN t.

Ise understand having Purchased the eight years
tease u the above trsiTabie plsce Of Sum 4
n.er resort, VIII haEethe same kept during SSs3t3
We = asCn n style unsur passed by any X.,sl<i
similar esiaolishn eDt From Us accessibiIIry 20
rsshir gton and It's attractions Of sailing bathng
tshiIg sUd hsCtlUg, he Is satisfied that no other
sPOi l. us superior.
II Terms ressCnrbla.
- Ko, ms may be engaged from the lzt Of June
aud all other inf, atom obtained ST the senat,
House 40s llth strteE.
HsyZ- In John OT,FaRy
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ROCkBRIDGE ALUM sPRINGs OI
VIRGINIA.

W. bhAhCH WISH END H0TEL This
Boom can De er gsset a. the once Of ID. yAO
n 4 itaTetb, 81 Broadwsv, New York; lE.$t
G. u. Presbury, So Franklin street Bali im1r- or
Branch" N"s
Prices fer the s"sson will sepsnd upon location
ard rOous occupied T~enty per cent Reduction
foT II uuczths " lure .~d - ptamhar
PtksBcRY 4 HILDRErH,
ny = nNiTJUNl Projectors.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-07-23
Divided senaInen1.

Parties are at sea ON the Currency
question. The Iowa Republicans speak
in very different style from the Indiana
Republicans, and the Illinois Republicans
concur with neither The Indiana indie
pendents declare emphatically for more
currency, while the Illinois and Indiana
independents content themselves with a
rather subdued intimatien Of the same
sort.
In the Democratic camp the same want
of harmony is exhibited. Thus. while
the 3rd Indiana District declares for an
& issue Of greenbacks equivalent to the
9 amount of bank currency now in cir
& culation, the new greenbacks to be
q used in buying in United States bonds;
=" also calling for convertible currency,
g but not for specie resumption. "
The Democrats Of the 18th District
meet in Convention and declare them
selves q n, taror Of a return to specie pay
{" npents as soon as can be done.
But the difference is wider still between
the Western and New England Demo
Gratis. The Maine Democrats declared
unequivocally for specie resumption re
Gently and against expansion, while the
Democrats Of the 18th Ohio District on
the It'll, proclaimed Numerically oppo
site policy, and the Western Democracy
are urging with emphasis through THEN
organs that q No such idea would be
& adopte by the Democratic party Of
d" the West The Maine folks therefore
=" mean separation from their Western
-" and Southern brethren
And so the political leaders while real
izing the necessity Of some kind Of decla
ration to ratify the public clamor fol-
relief from the yoke of the money monop
olists, are striking out wildly, each OF
his own hook, for safe port, without
chart or compass.
Meantime the public interest in The
subject increases; and the ferment vii
continue until parties are formed anc
crvstalzed with reference to It, one way
or the other 1t is certain the country
is not satisfied with the antidote admin
istered by the political doctors at the
close of the late session of Congress
The bunker politicians are saying with
Parson Dale, qujeta non aaorere; b the
people will not have it 50. ..