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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

CECOND HAND AND NEW CARRIAGES, sLFIous
- Harness and Belis;-Evcry description, at lowest
popular priccs. Several Pony Phaetons light Rocka
kANTFx0fdRERs' UNION, sss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

--COUPES LANDAULETS, LANDAUS.-A PINE
"A assortment OF the above Carriages $500 less than
my former DrlceS Several second nand Carriages sold
low. HANS. 10 East Fourth street.
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CLEIGHs AND CARRIA0Ks.--sRLLINa OFF CHEAP.
= = oomprinng Clarences Cenpc: Rockaways and
Phae0ts and 100 second hand 6lcghA 70 make for
new w'ck, very ressouskle. WITTY CO.,
No. 10 keviuS street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

T O5T-e25 REwAED-A GOLD HUNTING CASE
IL ladies' Watchi initials z. g. =. engraved on the
cover 10 be lett with THOMAS KIRKPATRICK, Jew
eier, 869 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

WANrBD--A TUTOR FOR ONE HOUR BA0H
w evening to assist In 0roek and Latin Room viii
be given In exchange for servi0ea Address TUTOR
bexald Uptown Branch Offca
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION
Trotting, Road and FANNY Horses

IA Trotting, Road and y, M Family HOrses.
wsfsss e! %sss
m s s MhS% " Ri q sTG0ky yS who
TsFes rays South private stable g
property hss lssa TemSyej for convensncs Of sale
qpns nS RrS%Sstn Morgan
gsldns years old ri high raised staten IsIsndSy
used q The the
na @ pa" Sr S Ta s s
s.s RI yeSs
s hs
ss Gs ss $es
saS ssISsHsss sSsss ."S
u hsusds s n
ss ss "a.
any Sssa ss R%S e. s e
ns y ter TOP
Co., Co. Sale positive as sS s'GSk B. AS "A Sn Sa,se Auaonee
A NEW HORSE chIrpINc MAoHINE.-HoRsEMEN
stabe on Seventh avenue between Thirty eighth and
wanted.
"A J. KEAL co, SOLE, Agents TORI THOMPSON.
to iss Sa fSSss ssis e. kln'' Co.
WEST Fps sHsE s'tsnEy oHEsi%aE G8t1fEEsk kstasosY
1,4s4 aud LASS Broadway. near forty-nfsh street.
A HANDSOME AND STYLISH ROAD HORSE, Tor
uSss @ ip :si asass
A PONY TURNOUT FOR sALE.-I WILL SELL MY
penx
tall warranted sound and KIND IN Gil harness free from
nc e
I'll
A FOR SALE, ONE BROWN HoRsE; VERY
"A: stylish and fasti ish hanas: years old good
Sia Ss Z wasTsntsd e f,St II %ihass tsey
sold at quarter their value. Apply MI M0MFOHD's.
ss asa -1 N M s.a ans
II9rse also large work HSrseSs; properly o. w!dow
ana OF corner spring
A BEAUTIFUL! DARK BAY HORSE YEARS OLD
sounG nfn and oi %s n
AaArEsy eouPE THE CITY n E1esT CLASS as
Broadway.
EOR SALE FOR WANT OF UsE-DARK RROWN
Coupe Horse. is hands good action very gentle and
third street
debt, YIN ssll ior slsS less than costs to build; can
Lexington avenue Y0rkye.
roe sALEASS MMooRE's sr sTAgLE G2s SIXTH r
hands ngh sound kind sold for want of price
S251
LNOR SALE-vERY STYLISH DAPPLE GRAY
Horse, high years; sound, kind and gentle; q
Team; uso second hand Coupe, III good order, cheap;
chestnut Mare years, l5M hign; gentle for lady
JNOR SALE-A NICE LEATHER TOP BUGGY IN
l. perfect order with Harness, &i23; strong double
truck Harness $l6 good grocery express Harness. S6
z45 West Twenty tn street
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do 900 TO s20000 PARTNER wANTED-AC
1lC.OVV tive or silent, to increase the working
capital In large and very Well established manniactur
given and required. Address NO COMPETITION, box
11J He raid Of1ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

TEXAS LINE.-FoR GALVESTON, TouGHINa AT
Key West, carrying the unitcd states Ma.-Steamcr
Saturday january 2i att + NJ Through bills OF adtng
given to Houston and all points tho Galveston,
houston md Henderson and B b. and e r R. r. Ne
sage, having superior accommodations apply to-
q. II. MALLORY CO.. IS Maiden lane.
W L. CIIIDE. li0 Wall 6tract
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TNOR SALE-A NICE LEATHER TOP BUGGY, IN
l. perfect order with Harness, $i23; strong double
truck Harness $l6 good grocery express Harness. S5
2A5 Vest Twenty-slX tn street
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NCIIUN LINE.
n Steamers sail from pier 20 Norih River New York.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MACEDONIA Wed. Jan q TRINACRTA. We'd. Feb.
yICT9RlA. Thurs. Jan. q GALiFoRNIA, sat, Feb.
ELYsIA. Sat. jan "a ITALIA.... We'd. FEB. II
CAsTAIIA.,.wed., Jan. 81 AUSTRALIAN. sat. Feb. a
ANGLIA Sat. Jan. 81 CALEDONIA We'd. Fep. rs
The passenger Accommodations the steamers oi this
line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
staterooms all upper deck, thus securing good
light and ventilation. -.
GLASGOW, LIvERPOOL OR LoNDOyDERRy
WED. STEAMERS. e6o and SIS Return, s3o, currency.
SAT. STEAMERS. S65 and SIS Return, $780, gold.
sTEEkAGE PASSAGE.
TO Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Quoenstown, London
derry. Belfast, bristol or Cardin $40, currency.
Tickets for passage TO from seapor or railway
station In Great Britain Ireland the Continent Issued
a - the & lowest S rates .vouxr r oupppxov p.rv.
N.B.-stcamer VICTORIA sails Thursday Jan q at 10
AM
HENDERSON BRoThRRS .AgentA
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E,RENCH LESSONS BY PARiSiAN 0ErLEXAM-
Private ten weeks. three ossons per week. ts6i II
class OF nys ev at teachers or pupi's resencc Nd
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OLD Dominion STEAMSHIP GOMPANY
From pier North River. foot Of Beach street. stcam.
crs leave daily at 3 M. for Norfolk, and passenger
steamers for Norfolk. City Point and Rchnoni Tues.
days THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, sam me hour
Through bills o. ladng and passenger tickets issucl to
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tonnes
soe, Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other ne,; also BY
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
ty steamers at Norfolk for Newberu and Wash gton, N
w ~ r ONCE lSI Greenwich streot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-21

7 OsT-A sEALsK1N- MUFF, IN THE BOSTON Ex-
finder will be rewarded by leayng IL at no: 43i West
TWenteth street.
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I'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI,

u
from per 30 North River ttoOt of North Moore street,,
on Saturday 5snaars "a ats o,el2ce r M ., c..
Louis yick ksburs. Mobils, Galveston and Indanola,
For freight passage (having superior acc0mnoda e.
tions apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 36 North River
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TO ALL. particularly LnyAlIds. spring 10 a lry.
Ing season Indications Of GItknofS should n
once be attended 10. Fatal diseases may bc
caused BY allowing tho bowels 10 become cNnsti.
pttel, and the sIslem 10 remain IN dlsOTdered
condition, until lls disorder has time 10 90 VeI.
op itself an ounce Of prevention Is worth 4
pound Of euro, 10 an old and truthill sGylnE.
Therefore, We advise all who arc troubled will
Tho complaints now very pttv8lgnl- Ache.
Indigestion, dls0rdefea liver, want Of appev IA
nausea, or ieVerith skin, totGkO without delST
Schehck's Mandrake Pills. We know Of no reis.
cay 20 harmlo.s and dc. islvO In its action. It
ct once strikes Of the root OF tho dlSeaS0 Ar 4
produces Q healthy tone " the system People
never need suffer fom any ssase arising fftJn
dIsordered condition OF the liver II they Wonid
lake this excellent medicine when they feel tbe
hrSt Ia tcatone q the imSlAdy. Families lesy.
Ing home for tho summer month"; fhonId tSke
three o. four Do1es u these pills With Them
They will relieve the patient Of Headache In one
OF TWO hours, and viii rapidly cleanse the liyif
o. .s9lEIIognding BILE and Will eaeetually prevent
e0dkW
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the top oil the leyee, and Il was literally
covered with chickens and guinea hens
and mules, and oil SORT. OF stock, All
the rest Of the animals had been swepI
away. We saw the people there pushlnr
around on RATS and skiils, and preai
many on the tops Of houses. The lover
floors OF the dwellings were full OF water
When We got 70 Chicot--a now town
with quite number Of houses and rail,
road-we saw that Il was flooded. There
was no way TO get around except on RATS
or in boats, We landed some passengers
there, and among them were two men
who had brought boat with them, and
they rowed away from the steamer in It
R-What seemed 10 be the depth d
the water hcre2 5r95.+ Z
MIR. AL can give you 0 good idea d
that There were some freight cars stand.
Ing on o level place, and the water was
up to within third Of the top; and there
was an old wagon, and l could lust Gee
the tire Of the hind wheel. We then came
on to Napoleon, which Is In q very bad
state indeed, II about half way between
New Orleans and Cairo. Everything q
flooded, the railroads were stopped, and
the Lord only knows where the people
are. ! think they have gone of on falts
to the woods TO End higher ground, but
do not know where they are 70 find Il In
that country, as the land seems TO slope
back from the river. The accounts that
have been in the newspapers have
read them all-Are not exaggerated a
particle. Twas seven days on the river
and saw the extent oil the inundation, and
l learn that the river has risen since.
R.-How far north did you see eviden-
ces Of the hooda
Mr.. A.-There IL not much north Of
Memphis, very little overflow In tact, ex.
cept In the bottoms, which are fall. The
rains filled up everything. The river at
New Orleans Is the highest ever known.
It flowed over the levee at the French
Market and other places, as you know.
R-1s the suffering very great In the
country3
MI. Alt must be; and the poor stock
are terribly of. The people down there
do not stack up hay as we do North. The
cattle feed in the fields all winter, and
there Is no food for them now, and we
saw In some places men cutting down
trees and giving the leaves to the animals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, May 5.-Cotton-Quiet at
TIC, Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Firm, 81 46A1 A. Corn-Ftrmer and
higher, 70A72c. 0ats-Steady, 55a56c.
Rye-Steady, 81 08. Bsrley-FAir de-
mand and firm; spring 81 3sa1 As. Oils
Unchanged. Eggs-DuIl and dropping,
lac. Butter-Dull and lower; choice SO
aS3c. Cheese-Scarce and firm. Pork
Light demand, held firmly, $l7 IS. Lard
Firm; steam 10ic; kettle 10tc. Bulk
Mests-stesdy; shoulders 6ta6sc; clear
rib SIC spot; Sfcbuyer May; clear 9a9tc.
Bacon-Active and higher; shoulders 81.
&c; clear rib oia9sci clear 99a9fc. Wits.
kY-Firm, 02C. .-,N-- Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06
Animated MACHINERY.

Our bodies are like time-p!eces. When thsy
run down wo must wind them up; otherwise
they will stop forever. What key will bes,
perform this work Of renovation, Experience
hiss ahoWn that Il can DO Accomplished mo,.
rapidly and certainly by course of Hostetter'I
stomach bttters than By any other article undo
the sun. That searching yet harmless aVeni
seems 70 reach every spring, and lever, md
Whesl. 90 10 speak, Of tho living mschIne The
t ;Ia neEtts arc brated. the torpid liver Il
sutfea, tho weak stomach 10 strengthened. nc
dlsordorGd bowels are regulated, the lost appe.
TIE 10 re.tored. the cloudGd mind 10 briQhtened
In ehott the whol4 Inert system IL HtimulEtGd
into healthy action. New lilo 10 pat into every
falling abTe, and physical regeneration ensues,
yhls 70 the testimony Of Thousands, In every
OF lis eftlca.y may DO foti4d. dAW
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The Flood Described by an Eye.wl,-

ness.
lChleAgo Tribune
From Nj. William A. Abbey, . res.
ideut Of Chicago, who returned from
New Orleans yesterday, q reporter OBJ
tanned the following statement with rel.
erence to the flood;
Representation did you leave New
Orleans2
Mr.. Abbey-I left there on Saturday
the 18th, on the John A, Scudder, for st
Louis. T he impression up here about
the overflow Is not exactly correct. l,
was aggravated by the terrible rains All
over the South for two months past. Al
New Orleans five inches Of water iell II
twenty-fOur. hours. / was there abou,
fifty days, and am confident 1t rainet
thirty-hve. The Red River was swoller
very much, and the water has wrough,
terrible destruction. From New Orleans
up to Bonnet Care Il Is not very bad, fol
the reason that the water runs through
an immense crevssse there into Lake Pom
chartrain. That Is on the cast side OF the
river. On the west eide further up Il
Moganzta crevasse-an immense one, and
the water was running over everything
IN the msjority oil places along tho river
from Bonnet Care north, the levee can
not be seen at all, the water going ovel
the top Of 1t, and In many cases ihe watel
Is from three 10 six feet deep for filty
miles back on either side OF tho river,
R-Could youssGe any people floating
abou
Mr.. Al will give you one instance o
something that was very common. III,
houses had been thrown over by tho iorci
Of tho water, and were floating about
Others were intact but had been desert
cd, and in many instances the mules AM
cattle and sheep were standing on tn
porehes waiting to be drowned orstsrvet
R-Did you SEQ any peoples
Mr. Ave saw some. We lett
Tench woman al a landing above Nat
chez, Her husband owned an eleQan
plantation, and she told mo thew ND
large quantity Of stock. When wa 90
to the landing we saw there was mac AZ
about three feet wide and 200 let long .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, May 5.-Cotton-Dull;
middling uplands 1850. Flour-Opeped
steady, but closed dull with . declining
tendency; super western and State SIS 90
aG 10; common to good SO 25a6 90; good
to choice SO 65l6 95; white wheat extra
50 05a7 40 extra Ohio SO 4O47 .75.
Wheat-Quiet; in buyers favor; No. 2
spring Chicago 81 54a1 55. Rye-Quiet
at 81 0S41 10. Barley-Dull. Corn
Heavy; new western mixed S3as6c; new
white western S5aS6c; old western mixed
S5a87c. Oats-Firmer; mixed western
G8a6Sc; white western 66ssGSc. Coffee
Quiet. sugar-Active and firm; fair to
good refining 7taSc. Whsky-steady at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06

CHICAGO, May 8 -FIour-steady; No.
2 spring s. 60a6 rs. Wheat-Fsir de-
mand and lower rates; No. 1,spriug 81 90
al 30; No. 2 do 81 25 cash; 81 26sai 26l
June; No. 3 do 81 2Oa1 81; rejected 81 II
al -. Corn-Dull, unsettled and lower;
No. 2 mixed G4c cash; este June; 66i July;
rejected 62ic. 0ats-Fair demsnd and
firm; No. ., 46sa47c spot; 4Sc June. Rye
Steady; No. 3. 0l!s92c. Bsrley-Dull
and nominal Pork-Quiet and q shade
lower; $40 45 cash or May; $40 Get June.
Lard-0pened firm and closed dull;
$40 90 cash or May; $40 80 June. Bulk
Meats-steady and unchanged. Whisky
Steady at 94c. - IL. y
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 5.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet, steady and
unchanged. Corn-Western mixed, new
s5c; old SIC, 0ats-Qaiet; western mixed
Soc; white Bic. Rye-Steady. Pork
Dull at SIT 25s17 80. Bulk Meats IN.
changed; nothing doing. Bacon-Un-
changed, with fair jObbing demand.
Lard-Firm at 10isl0fc. Butter-West-
erp, scarce, good demand, but unchanged
Cofee-Quiet; good to prime Rio 20a21 10
Whisky-Nominally CSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06
New YORK Dry Good. AIarke,.

NEW York, May 5.-There is a slow
and unsatisfactory movement in dry
goods to-day. The market for cotton
goods has been unsettled by reduction
In price in Atlantic standard sheeting to
10a11c, other makes In proportion. Cabot
a brown shestings 10c; Indian head lie;
bleached cottons unchanged. Prints
quiet, but shirtings and stripes are In good
demand. Heavy musltns Tor mems wear
In better request ,.,.. 80. ,,-,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Flour-In i'm
proved demand; superfne, "a 75s5 IS
Pennsylvania, Indiana aud Ohio extra
family, 81 6OAs 90. Wheat-Quiet; red
81 65s1 20; amber, 81 sol white, 81 s5s
l 90. Rye-9sc. Corn-Active and
higher; yellow, SIC; mixed, sGss6ic. Oatl
Active; white, 6Sa65c; mixed, 62c. Re
fned petroleum, 15tc; crude, lilo
Whisky-steady at csc. .. !.
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"rre.Dy.err Of we.. virginia. y

Edison Of the IntellIseneer.
Please insert the following errata and
corrections thereof, r., t.
"Panline," whatever that may mean
should read Pauline-meanlng In this
case, derived from Paul,
"The pill $50 could not be poured
down the Presbyterian throatn should
read, "lorced down the PresbyteriaI
throat" !. 6: the throat Of the Pres6ytery
The figure Is not very palatable at best
and the pouring" operation renders Il
altogether unit for use, A MEMBER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06

TOLEDO. May g. Flour = Steady.
Whest=Steady; No l white Michigan,
81 90; No 2 do, 81 80; amber Michigan,
81 49i; June, 81 52t; July, 81 IS; No /
red, 81 81; No 2 do, 81 Az; May, 81 40.
Corn-Dull and lower; high mixed 7Sic;
May, 7stc; July, 7eic; low mixed, 79fc:
no grade, 70ic; damaged, 90. -. =
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Cleveland Market.

CLRvRLAND, May 5,-Flouf and Wheat
a-Qniet and unchanged. Com Fifmef
and rnehauged; active local and interior
demand. 0Ats-Sleady; receipts large;
No. ! State and western SIC; No. 2 do
65c; white 500. Petroleum-More active
and prices unchanged.
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RAILRoAD BoNDs-Steadv And aciiyt

RAILROAD BONDS STEADY and active.
sTooKs-0pened weak, and the mar.
ket was alternately weak and strong
during tho day, with rather wide tluctua.
tons. During the last hour Of business
there was considerable pressure to sell,
and the decline ranged from ia2R per
cent on extreme quotations. Just be.
fore the close there was IN Improvement,
and prices recovered tat per cent from
the lowest point Tho features were
Western Union, Lake. Shore, Union
Pacific, Rock Island, Northwestern,
0hios and St. Paul. Total sales Of stock
for to-day 1884 shares, Of which 1877.
900 were Western Union, $4,000 U MON
Pacific, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Lake
Shore, $4,000 Northwestern common,
1900 81. Paul, 7,400 New York Central,
7,4OO Wabash, 5000 ohios, and 10000
Rock Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06

You Lave got into tsoable procure at opee a
package OF tho Samarltau's Gin, uSo a. directed
and yon viii DO al right In three or lour daYs.
The trouble when tAlten In time d eSsiy oyef.
come, but when neglected, or when the Qu4ck d
visited and no gives his course Of BAlSam Co
arise which ptolong tho disease for weeks, Dor.
hlps months. FSA-
Another fallacy 10, in persons trying to says a
lev cents, dAbble In cheap drugs, which 90 dis.
order and sieken tho stomach that almost death
i@eIl WoniG 20 relief; eHmaritan's Gin win
than II tho trouble had not existed Al All.
Male packages, 81; Female, 81, Sent by mail
to any address DESMOND q CO., Proptet n.
us Race street, Philadelphia, -
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Allegheny Cnl,lc Markst.

EAST LIBERTY, May 5.-oATT1E-
Arrivals, 1870 cars; best SO IS to SO so;
medium IS rs TO 80 90; common IS 90
10 IS 80. Is ls-
us-Arrivals 81 care; best Philadel.
pais 4 50 20 to 50, 40; Workers IS 40 &c
IS 90. g's'
snEEr-Arrivals, Is cars, best clipped
~ ito 81 90; medium IS 90 10 So 90. :
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pI,t,burgh Petroleum Marke,.

PTrspuRdH, May g. Petroleum
Refined, quiet; quoted spot at l5c; May
and June 16ic, Crude, nothing doing al
81 95.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-06

"psYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL
J. CHARMING."-How either sex NAV
iasclnate and gain the love and affections OF any
person they choose, instantly. This simple mon.
al requirement all can possess, nee, BY mall,
Ior % cents; together with . Marriage Guido,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, hints 70 Ladies. a
queer book 1000 sold. AddressT, WILLIAM
2 co., PnbllshcrS, Philadelphia. ap97.e0d4W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-09
nv. have no fear bat my action VIII

AWAY I have no fear bat my dCIioii "'i'
meet the approval of all inst men;
If has been alleged thtt | belonged 10
Rinr..- Precisely what TINS means u"
NOT know. but Il, | I'M !erstiih IL II WI,
intended to chugc lnt with my M 'i'i'
in the support of some unjust schaili'' ia
a view to my Own personal gun. Oh "a.
personal cain of oilers II -" 10 ~
thatI have never given Il Voc "t H'i',
any public act whatever that l ""ali no.
have been clad should have been wines
ed bv every one of my constituents l iEfN'
never done any act III connection WIN ny
official duty. that was n"t "rc"rd.h" 10 Tie
dictates of my Judgment ana 'o'>cl'''i,'t,'
AMI have never directly or indirectly
bepn the rainrr of on" cent ~ any N"'"
or other official act | have m"t a-p'red +"
he = leader in Congress. | have conirnt@d
myself with a labnroll- and faithful aii'h-
lion to every duty. trusting 10 such ~ III
alone for my Standing In Congress- lhr
po>ilion- of difficulty and responsibility IN
which have been placed. and the manner
in which those responsibilities have ben
met. in my Judgment have not been dI--
crelitlb!c to YOU. or To tn" S,a'".
You can doubtless easily fill my l'l.t'"
with a man of greater ability than myself,
and one who will attain higher position N
CONGRESS. but Do not hcllrNr You VIII
find one whose service Viii b more ltlth-
ful and con-cicuti" i than mlne h;i~ ht'h.
have seen il stated that :hr cNrlant-
ton of the vote ~ tn~' m. W.T. tlltt lll'
people of my District had lost confidence
in nv integrity az 4 public man 1t would
Give me great pain To- believe thu. Rave
never been in>cn~iblr t. til" cool opinion
and anprobation Of my fellow men. hay"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-09
The Second District.

A new thing under the sun occurred
when Mr.. Poland> constituents went
back on the nominating convention
What does it mean?
1t means that Il caucus Is not 50 binding
as it WIS. The free man recognizes less
ana le>, ohlig ltiOn to train to party music.
1t means that nominating conventions
do not clcrt 50 much :,> they did. and that
caucus managers and convention packers
whom the people want.
it means that the constituent reads the
papers. And it probably means that
temperance and probty are vet counted
virtues by = few THOUSAND people in Yer
mont.
Perhap, it means that the people re-
member how earnestly a seat in Congress
was desired two years ago, ,iu>t,one term
more.
Well, politics is getting mixed, Rings
tickets we never saw before Let him
that thinketh he stindeth take heed lest he
fall"
Is his name Wheeler?- Woo 1st0cl Posi-.
"Of all sad words OF tongue OF pen
The sadlest are these--it might have beea"