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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01
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T'ETEE>' MUSICAL NOyraLY FOR MAYS Il
number filled with new pieces OF mp.ic, by The
bet modern composers. Among o;hcr-, are
''Bt Still, Poor Heari, ;" son. and chorus, by
VIII :. Hays, The popular bailadI,i; 'rPapa Il
Calling Ne Home and E'D0p't Fergrt Ne,
Annie Darling with song and chorus. There
are several other vocal pieces, bc-.'ltr two
i0lka>, II waltz and Il march. The Gusic scn-
ft.nei N this number, if bought sirglya weulI
COST ten times what il docs. Price per nnrnbcr
:Gc, or 81 per annuin. The REPUBLICAN, and
Monthly o,c year 81.
COLMAN's RURAL WORLD. - This popular
weekly agricultural journal lisa rcgula, 6 isitor 10
our sanctun. and always colt tina matter Of in
ferest to Ike farmer, stock breeder and fruit
grower. The terms have been reduced 10 clm-
psign prices, the publisher offering to send it the
balance of the present yeSr for c&iy one dollar.
We believe that every farmer that subscribes for
j., viii find it worth far IRorc than the cost.
Norman 4. Colman. Publisher, 81. Louis, No.
DExOnEsr's MO~STHLY.-The May number Of
chis excellent | idics magazine is received. The
hints 10 housewives, the fashion, plates,
H.. arsS fel.uIr vi this periodical, jennie
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The St. Joseph Gazette, Of . recent

THE St. Joseph Gazette, Of . recent
date, SAYS this:
The Herald put on its glasses ycStcr-
day mortfrg, and looking smart over
the Presidents veto. said that it would
he a biz thing for the East, but awtully
disastrous 10 the West and Southwest.
In other words. the bankers and whole
sale merchants of st. Joseph do not
know what their interests arc and made
lsSes of themselves when they signed
y petition to the President asking him to
do what kc has done.
The Gazette here commits the error
of assuming that The ''bankers and
wholesale E,crchantS of st. Joseph" rep
resent the West. There are 4 few
farmers in this Western country. and
quite : little aIuad of la1oring men.
whose interests might not harmonic
with those of the RIGA "barkcrS and
wholesale merchants" in tbs matter of
Increase of currency. If it was right to
issue the reserve during the panic last
fall. to relieve tise bankers and mcr-
chants" the larger class of American
. citizens think their demand for relief by
the issue OF more currency should be ac-
rn,lnl IN
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M0rtSd6e Sale.
Daniel u'Conncll and Sarah

UIHEREAS, Daniel U'Conncil and Sarah
w O'Cbnncil. his wifi, by tlcir certain nj, r =
gage deed OF trust. dated the 18Th 'iay OfJanuary,
a. ID. ISL, and recorded in the Recorder Office
al Andrew county, issouri, III book ninet"c,
Q!p, ut page live hundred tJ1l, conveying To
James G.. Ramsey, a. tra tee, seven and seven
sIc-hundItsil!i> e 1-iUty acres oil tn WCSt side
of the northeast Iuir!ri' ot The southwest quarter
OF section nuEihor thirty tj0). township number
siNty (iD, range ilir,y-siN C::G alSu, twenty
iiv,. AMI cighIy-siN uIr-hundTra!thS (25 ST. luO)
rcres OF the east side al the west half of the suutl =
west quarter of section niIs Der ihBriy go, town
ship number sINty t6l, range number injriy-siN
tGJ situate in III county nj Andrew, and Stale
of Missouri, which conveyance wa made To Sc
cure the payment of ac,Iiain promissury note
Ia said decd III trust pacntIon"J and described,
calling for one hundred and five collars, pay able
10 James {. lslrilSrv. ~ bearer, twelve InOathS
after date, Tor va!u' received. with interest AT
the rate oItci per cent. signed Daniel otOnicll,
ami dated JalIuary .siii, ISL; And whereas,
sad vote AMI interest ID 'Irpn are now due and
imp nj: and whereas, 1t WIS provided in said
III 'rtGtgc decd Of rn>t Ibat If the SAID Daniel
O't"nnrll. his Executors or Administrations,
shoIl'i IAN y" pay on catist. Ia b. Isi!u the sum OF
money specified III >lit note and all III" interest
that wight he ,la thereon. accpItilngi , the tenor
an effect thereof. then, and III that else il >h1ull
he law fGl Ter The sad james g.. Ramsey. ~ his
Legal representatives, or al ihr request of The
lie "a! Ii, der OF sad note, The then acling Sheriff
q Andrew county, Missouri, ini-Ii proceed Ia
s'll the prul"lt. describe / IN said mortgage
dsr'i of tru,i, ar ANY part thereof, al public ven
NV w NV i-li' wv II NV Nb'is .tliiN
'lonr. in the city ot SIv.,narh- county of Nn-
drew, STATE ot Missouri: first giving sixty fGy
days public motto, of il- TIM, terms and place
of SAFE, ami ufinr properly 10 hr sold, hy atI-
yrrii>rmcnt in some newspaper printed IN the
city, county. and STATE Aforesaid: aud whereas,
sad note ah'l interest thereon are due aud I'M
lHild, and whereas, lanes & Elnl>cy. trustee,
owner and legal hnlicr ui sid note, has re-
Gu"sted, in writing. the under, .gnrd t. have said
premises sold according I" The provisions OF said
'tvcd oi lust. Now in'r'd',rr, notice l. hereby
.,tt,t Ia - Tl. ,,-l . tT..l Nl-,.A= - A
county, Missouri. in pursuance, AMI Il. thu writ
len request oi James &. Ramsey, legal holder of
-amt mole. and III conformity with IA" provisions
and under the power OF said NOR. age tie ed ui
trust. will. on
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GuarddH ant Curdt0f'S .Nottcc.

CTAIE 81! Ms uri- county Of Andrew. -:
~ III til l'TnD.r Court ui Au!.tW county,
SI-~purI, June tenn, lN.I.
Notice / hereby given fATt the undersigned
Guardian "l the rrsun AMI I, urttur ui tn. estate
uilu-iah Lunlt. AlNiri IHmly, Iui Marion
l.lpiy !rIT"r heirs oi II nry L.uIuly. deceased,
has III ,I. a iu-I AMI ira" exhibit Il Ia. accounts
,"iN""n Ltu-"li a.II his said warts, ami nkrl
the same with Ia Probate tnurg Of Andrew
culiniy. Missouri; AMI that on Ihr first day ul
the srNi Jun" term Thereof, l>.I, he intends To
apply tp -ai'l Court f"r l"ayc Il, MAXI II final 49,
tirIrcn; Of hi> ,ruaI'iian AMI ,urIinr>hin :I.-
counts. AMI iir Ai- di>chlr." ~ such Guardian
and Curator WILLIAM {. SMITH,
X. Guardian AMI Curator.
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Guardian uad CUlutOy.,s NOfice.

CTATE of Missouri, county of Andrew ss:
y In the Probate Court % Andrew coIutv,
Missouri, june term, lS1i. To all person. con-
crrnci:
Notice is hereby given TINT The undersigned
guardian al the persons and curator OF The cs-
iatcS Of Josiah Llinily, Alvira LuN.ly and Ma
rion LIilnly, minor hrly> OF Henry I.umly, de-
ceased, Will, at III" june term Of said court, to
be held in savannah, Andrew county, Missouri.
on the third Monday Of June, lsIi, apply Ia said
court for leave To resign the Office aAl trust of
guardian and rIrItor aforesaid.
WILLIAM G. SMITH,
2S: Guardian and Curator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

Gov. WooDSo> may be set down as
the champion pardoner' IF the United
States. DunEg the year 1873 he par
doGcd 40 eonvicts out of the pcnitcn-
'tiayy. And yet the Governor wonders
that Missouri is oyerrun by thieves and
murLercrS.-Tllcrald.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

Texas is : glorious State in maay
respects. Grass. beyond Red River, Is
from " to three feet high; peaches ar
Il. large As pigeons eggs; plnnnS are ar
inch and Il quarter in circumference, and
The people have been enjoying the lux
ury of green peas and Strawberries for Il
1,o1fh
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

''MrDDLEg" holds up the prohibition
end oil the temperance question in IN
aNe manner, logically proving, as con-
',elusively rs argument Il do So, that Il
n~rohibitory law. duiy enforced. would
do away with the evils Of iatemperancc.
The trouble is, 50 many are in favor q:
The law, who you'd oppose It's enforce
,.,ant
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

TIE st. Louis Democrat wishes to
know what President Grant meant when
he said in his last December message,
in regard to the currency question,
The decisions of Congress on this sub
.iect will have The hearty support Of the
Executive"
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MOTtGNo'e Sale.

WHERE As, Daniel Iiiumln and Elizabeth
w BiiIIiiin, hts wife. IL! their mortgage deed
with power 81 sale therein contained, dated
january u, l~6S, AMI rrtur,ir,l in The Recorders
Office Of Andrew county, state of Missouri, in
"k No. ~, Ut Tag" II, conveyed IL the under
signed mortgage the iuilowing described real
estate. lying and hrin" in Andrew cnnliy. in
In" STATE OF Missouri, tp-wit: Tnr north iLiifnf
the west halt of the southeast guIrt.r of section
number one ~. IN township number tit y-lIinc
tj.D of rang number lhirty-Ivc Ctr), %cnniiid-
ing ipriy acfc~, winch sand conveyance Wa nIIdr
T. SCENE IN" pay mrnt oi Il Tsrtr!n pruIHi--urI
note ~ -aid nipTIgigr 'ic,l m-utiuur! aui Dies
Criir'I. Ana, Nav!rI~. ~Irl note /. JIr ini
u4iIIg'. except Ia" sum "f sixty dollar PAIL
thereon toward the liquidation Of The Interest
Now. therefore. Icy Nniu' uf the Inwrr and att
ihrrifN invested IN m. 10y sad m"riraS. tl"r,l, l.,
the lnlcr,ignc,I iiJst-a e, aIli. on
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noIla-!ln~tratciboo
t~..E-TDG3! no:IAN:GOCDl iIlRR.iGI!
!n~pcdiEacntz to Marriage; &c cause
and Gre. 3cTt ser""ciy >cohd, POST
p:.ai1r . cents, h-DG. 9. WHITTIER,
81 81. C!:a-...s S:-ect, ST. Louis, 10,
hhsg;re:t specialist Read lis vso-,,:s.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

NATURE has fitted Missouri to be both
an agricultural and Il manufacturing
State. Her climate, soil. mines and
forests invite the ~3ticstion of such
iuners and mechanics - desire hy their
industry, to secrwe competence ;Nd
weaith.-TStandarG.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

TIE ANDREW COUNTY RErTELICh1
is n Of the best county papers in
Northwest Missouri. so SAYS the Grant
CITY Star, Which is a lively little PAPER
itself
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Saturday, the Gh day Of Junc,

ls1i, at the south door of the Courthouse, in Tn"
city ri savannah, Andrew county, Missouri.
between The hours of ten o'clock \. NJ, and four
O'Clock =. VI. of sand day, proceed To sell all al
the real estate III said mortgage and herein Dies
cribr'i, forrash in hand, foi the purposes in said
mortgage specified.
AUGUST SCIIUSTER, Mortgage.
VS.. GREENLEE, ami y. j. HARLAN, .iitnr-
rcys Tor mortgage. $50
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Sais51iay. Me6th dug oj- -Jaac.

l~si. between The hours II nine o'c,och IN the
iIr'u"'H Ipi iiN' o'rIurk ufhr aItcrUuru OF tn II
DIS AT ia" south door ut The Court. huu~c in ne
cii' al savannah, rpuH,r "f Andrew. in ;.,-
State I'll Mi--"Hii. proceed L. -rli ia. PROPERTY
al,r'r d'-rtihr'l ut Iuiiic s,iniI- t. Tn l3.h -
bidder Tor r.-h ~ hin'i. AMI apply the proceeds
81 -IId SHE ih IN" r~tllp-'t Iuri.Ipurrt ii ~I-d
decd. fREbEHIt II HrEir. Mur..iy, e..
W W. ait"Inr! 81 murt-I@vc.
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DR., WHITTIER,


6i7 st. Charles street. st. Louis, Mo.
:.n' bern !op9rr rnSu1ed in The ip-ciai tre,tm-ut Of all
v~eneteai, Sexual and Chronic Diseases
Tau any 'ther PhN ntcIln IN ~ Loaf. A. CITY paper. she's.
Syphilis, Conorrhoa, Cieet, Structure,
Diseases aud syphiiitioor mercuYiai affec.
lions q: the throat, skin OF bones, are treated
wiLh u"psFo!Isird Success, On lRtcst sell mine principles
Spermatorrhcca, Sexual Debility
trnpOtCrSy, asthc result OF seJ abuse in youth, scx-
uaI excc'Ses N irItnrcr wears. or other Causes. snd when
eaissions. debility. dinHess OF sight. defect,rs ne-orS.
piAptGs on TIE gdc5, pAgsieil dsccs. drsrsion TO sorisyC
(csatcs. eo"yasiOT CT td-1S. tog, orseru,i posrvr. etc, rem
derirs marriage, Improper or unhappy, are
permanently cured Plmpblet 10 pisesp RELATING 10 ths
above. s"ut In sealed enpciop,. for two . 'sticr stamps
Amsso'rIGd. DgsEcnorrhda, Ne"prrhdqid, Lsutorrhdo, or
whi'rs. ChiSrosts. Diseases aaG d solle enenfs Of the rono.
Sferdtis. etc.. successfully TIRE ited. Descriptive psrphlet
sem seafra fnr tive stamp. Age with experience can DC
AMI. Of case' every year Acquires great skill. Physicians
knowins THIS frelnertly recommend persons to ray care:
tonodeuttnl CONSULTATION. personally or by letter. free an.
ia'ixd. Nh@nN tstncunv enicnt 20 visit the city Tor treat
InrnS medtcinesea be sent bv eSpresso or mail everywhete.
Curribie cases guaranteed. where DOUBT exists it's frankF
I'm Persons eryirisg 10 the city ct Gnu honr. nag cons
direcf 20 fe ofes. Hat nisht ring the D0ov BsH. $3.50
Tue tab!ishment ID Whole house OF twelve rooms u tpe
most extensive In the Country, embracing Reception ah'
Msdicatei and vapor Baths; a comprehensive Laboratory
where all lmciiciues Used IN the embellishments are PreTarcu;
and most important OF all tho Library, where the old AM
latest stand ird works Of all the schools OF medicine are
found. also Anatomical Plates. lif. siEa snd cciored 10 I'M.
illustrating diseas d conditions, which have been rrocared
from Paris. Frnnrc. ~psgardieSs q eNnenss. and notteef
fund in any other fihrars In t- city. Ihs Library
thr,wr wide opea to all callevs. Address ns aeos,:
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NOadaY, the str ddV Of Jaiy,

lS1i, between IN" hours of nine O'Clock &. VI.
and live O'Clock I. VI. of that day. ut the Court
house door in The city of Savannah. county Of
.ADdrcw, STATE al Missouri, pGurr,,i to sell the
property Above described or 81 much IL m ~ lie
necessary To pay sad debt, interest and co,;>.
ri pubic auction, To iic highest bidder. tor cash,
II satisfy said note, ami interest thereon, wi,n
costs AMI expenses oI This sale.
PEMBEDkE MERCER,
Sheriff Of Andrew county, No.
ii NRLh ~ and N,ppES. AtiorirV1. 49,
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To Contractors and Builders

VIIE Rector and Nc>try of 81. Johns Mission
4 Il: SgSanna!i, Missouri, PROTESTANT Ept>-
rnl.il Church, Will receive sealed pro
p"-Il- Tor the erection al Il frame Church
bu,l.!ing until Friday. May /, ISL, y. noon
Building Ia he erected from pian~ ami spec flea
office pi Waterman n Nash, lumber yag1l. Two
set, of bids are requested: i. . Tor building
2iNtS. anil i'r huIltiu: 2iNG). The NrStrv re-
serve he right tn reject any or all bsi>. iiid>
Il sIld ur addressed 70 Rev. :. &. Bllrki>;on, or
e.. ". Hale, Src'y, savannah. Missouri.
:. &. I.tIkI>IDN. Rector.
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FANCY
POULTRY p!

HAVE chickens and egg To sell. nf The hes.
i breed III the United states Dark BraInnas or
the Black Prince strain. They are innd-ou-
chic krn-, gro" I" the large; -t1r. inlimr caIil,
ant arr good lryer> When Young. they are thc
r'l"r at q%ut.l-, and escape thu hawk: with.
white ONES are Il SUR mark. Chickens 81 -
lI:r; egg 81 per dozen. That = truu-Jb To- .OI
per cent. lower than they can b. bought else
wacrc. Orirr- can he LEFT at WIi-ht's grocery
store. savannah, and chickens AMI eggs will bN
LEFT Their" a. per order. L. REV. W. Il. ELY.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
REaATTA oP THg ArALANTA CLUB.

The regatta OF the Ataaata Club on the Harlem
River yesterday afternoon was not quite so sue
cessful as many OF their previous efforts in the
same line. The races were five in number, and
one OF them was marked by such a foul as profess
sional oarsmen would be Kissed from course for
ma king. The first race was for the single scull
championship. The entries were three and among
them was Richard Dealy, who was named on
the programme as ar. Bainbridge," color white.
The others were E3en Losee color crimson. and
Russell Wlthers. NJ. D., cOlors red and white
Losee won the race by about ten lengths. fhe
second race was the single scull, junior. The WIN
ner OF this was E. Mills Jr, his only real contest
between paireared shells, In winch the crew
made up OF J. +. EustlS and o. I. Johnson beat
tnat composed of DR.. Withers ond Dick Dealy
taias n BainDrdge'0. The fourth race was
between two eight-Oared barges. in which the
crew coached by f. Blake won. The last race
was between iouroared shells. DR.. Withers ana
J. f. Eusts, formerly the stroke OF the Wesleyan
University crew, were the respective strokes OF
the two crews Before the boats had gone more
than q third OF mile the bow oar OF DR.. Witners'
crew steered his boat 80 as TO run his opponents
boat toward the mud hats. Thus he forced Eus-
tis crew to stop Or else run into MS boat. more
isgracetul act was never seen on race course,
and the spectators greeted the Withers' crew with
expressions Of disappr0batiOn when they again
passed the barge aud steamer.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Another Victory for the NIutuals.

AnOther V1ctory Tor the Mutuass
The game on the Union Grounds, Williamsburg
yesterday afternoon failed to attract more than
four hundred spectators, the public feeling assured
the Mutuals would win without any difficulty.
From first to last the Atlantics had not The ghost
OF q chance to win, and were urgea to extraordi-
nary efforts 10 make respectable show. AS usual
Matthew'S pitching proved an ipsurmountabe OBJ
.stace to the Brooklyn boys. supported as he was
by magnificent field. There is no question about
1t. the Mutuals are right their play. and any
club that wins game rom them from now to the
close OF the season must play ball as 1t has rarely
been played. The entire nine arc i'll excellent con-
diton, and, what Is still better, are playing har-
monlously together.
The Mutuas started OFF yesterday with lead OF
two runs, alter which they gave tue AtantIcs the
only tally that adorns their score. This was OBJ
tanned on a passed ball-Hignams only error-and
a single base hit. From this time TO the close Of
the game they tailed utterly to work a man around
the circuit oil the bases. The play that is. the
felding-was sharp and effective on both sides,
particularly so by the Mutuais who committed but
two errors during the entire nine innings. Martin
was excellent at second base and bated very
finely. Bond was, as ne always is effective, and
had all the chances been taken the ''Mutes" would
have had but one run.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
YORK TUESDAY

the greatest match OF ALL the "Bennett long range
championship" 10 be shot on Saturday. 1t will be
noticed that fifteen shots are TO be allowed each
competitor In this match at each OF the three
the entire Irish team have entered for IL as well
as the American team, the contest will be most
exciting one. In fact, IL will be, in a measure,
renewal OF the strife or Saturday last, and doubt
less the Irish gentlemen win 90 their level best 60
carry OF the first prize. Although the NUMBER OF
shots and the distances are the same as were pre-
scrlbed in the international match of saturday
there will be one great difference IN the contest
that VIII bring out the individual scores
on their own merits. 1t Is this, there
Saturday. Each IRISH and American shot who en-
ters for the match Will be shooting for himself
against everybody else. be he Irish or American,
ana can, therefore, not expect anybody TO give
him ADVICE as to wind, mirage or mist. IL VIII,
undoubtedly. be u fine display OF skill, and If the
struggle does partake OF anything OF an in nterna-
ttonal character IL Will be simply In friendly
strife between the irish ana American marksmen
to OutdO one another In the individual scores. lt
IS expected that the Canadian crack shots will also
explain themselves
HAMILTON Sept 2S 1874
Colonel GILDERsLEEvE No. 93 Nassau street, New YORK
Will the American team shoot against Ontario at
Creedmoor this week. II SO will endeavor TO take
team down. j. Il. MASON.
J. +. MASON, Esq, Hamilton, ontario, Canada.
nounced matches Shalt be pleased to meet you all in
the Bennett match The American team VIII not engage
In another contest this year. ii. A. GILDERSLEEVE.
1t IS SAID that the trains win leave Hunters
Point for CreedmoOr at S:20, 9:35 and 10 A. NJ, and
1880. and p. NJ, and return at 1:46, 442. $3.50
and i: :4O p. NJ. II Is to be hoped the railroad will
being in attendance any day OF the meeting than
1t was on Saturday last.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
LARGE FENIAN MEETING.

Last night the large hall OF Cooper Union was
filed by an enthusiastic Irish audience, assembled
at the call Of the Central Council OF the Fenan
Brotherhood The OBJECT of the meeting was to
revive the revolutionary sentiment among Irish
Americans, but no steps looking to permanent or
ganization we're taken. There was an abundance
OF eloguence ana enthusiasm unbounded. The
old legends were rehearsed with marked effect,
the cheering was as loud as ever, and 1t was q
great night Tor Ireland. At the OPEN
ing of the meeting MIR. O'Donovan Rosa
was elected Chairman. He introduced MIR.
O'Manony, who spoke at some length re-
garong the late Fenian Convention. Mr.
O'Donoyan Rosa was the next speaker. He told
the people in the most emphatic and unmistakable
manner that II they wanted to do anything Tor
Ireland 1t was only TO be done by the sword. He
spoke OF the London Times and its sneering jlbes
about the corpse OF the Fenlan organization; but
assured his hearers that he and they would
live TO see the reiutation OF the Tines State
ments.
Mr.. Thomas Clarke Luby was the next speaker
introduced. Although Mr. Luby has not the bril-
liant address OF some OF the gentlemen who were
at the meeting last night his ideas are more set
tied than those OF many. The Times article
Afforded him text Tor his remarks, and after re-
iterating Mr.. Rossa's remark about its falsty,
he began the home rule question, WHICH nc
said, had, or rather was, inclined TO detract from
the interest which every true lrtshman should feel
IN the Fenlan organization. He treated home rule
as thing impossible; for said he, Are lrlshmen
so simple as TO think that England Will give them
their liberty without struggleS England, the
proud nation shat would not stoop even TO Napo-
leon whom II fought when 1t had not one ally on
the Contlnenti Can lrlshmen be so bind as not TO
see the absurdity OF tnis doctrne9 one might as
well ash race horse TO be rhinocerous as TO ask
the British government TO give up anything 70
Ireland winch !rishmen had not fought for" He
said that there was but one way to OBTAIN the lib
erty Of Ireland and that was by the sword.
Resolutions approving the doinPs OF the late
Fenlan Convention were passed, ana after DR..
Dennis Mulcahy had made few remarks the
meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
FLEETWOOD PARK.
First Day of the First Fan Meeting-Two Ex-
cellent Trotting Contests-Thos. L. Young
the Winner Of the 2:24 Purse
The 2:38 Purse Unfinished.

The trotttng at Fleetwood Park yesterday after.
noon was highly interesting. Two events were
on the card, the first being for horses that mad
never beaten .3S, for which there were eight en-
tries and seven starters. Arthur and Rosa Son.
berg were the iavvrtes In this race and both
were distanced, and ali the others were sent to
the stable at the close OF the day except Royal
George and Midget, who have TO settle the analr
to-day at noon. each having scored two heats.
The second event was between horses that had
never trotted better than 2:24 and for this race
there were ten entries eight OF which came to the
post, comprising Thomas l.. Young Gomez. Susie,
W. Walsh, Music, Bi anche Lady Banker and
Everett Ray. Young won the race Gomez the
second prize apd Music the third.
The track was In good condition. the weather
delightful and the attendance good.
The following is the summary of the first event.
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept. 2S.-TRoTTING.-Purse ,
$500, Tor horses that have never beaten 2:3S $500
to the hrst, $3.50 TO the second and $3.50 10 the
third horse; mile heats best three in five, In
harness.