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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-07

Aqueer spectacle Ia presented by the
Legislature OF Illinois. which persists
In remaining In session when it, legal
right to do so IL generally denied. aud
when the entire State is calling upon
IL to adjourn. It would rs u
such plain truth as the following from
the Chicago Journal might have some
effect upon its members: 1T Is bad
to eysde the Constitution. but when IL
Il done under fal,s pretensss IL "a des-
picable. No public Interest would
suffer u the Legislature should adjourn
Tomorrow. The longer the session Il
prolonged. the more surely will the
people reckon with those who prove
faithleis to their interests"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-07

TnE Eureka Sentinel gets mad be-
cause wc-aid we didn't believe 1t would
violate n law which its editor allied to
enact. by publishing n lottery adver-
ti.ement. Desiring no quarrel. We
take 1, all back. and express u belief
that the Sentinel editor could violate
such a law. viii that do. Mr.. .Ss"-
tihsip
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-07
TmE SuS EDIruW BAuLEp.-rhe San
Francisco Alta Of yesterday says:

The SuN EDlTou BAiiED. Tie SAN
Francisco Alta OF yesterday says:
At high noon yesterday b. +. Nap.
ITALY, late editor Of the Sun. stepped
forth from the prison doors a bailed
msn. During the morning u vlgilant
officer, eagle eyed aud Oh the watch
for enemies In tho rear. accompanied
him to obtain the bond'men he was
Promised. lie secured them In the
persons of Alb. Gentry aud George
Green. who qualified and were ac-
cepted by the Police Judge. Nap.
thily was released and soon after
proneraded kesrnry street. ever on
the alert for masked batteries or trap
doors. However. nc Onc Intercepted
him or offered him violence. IL i
more than probable that all haLdi will
hereafter conclude To allow the law
It's W way. aud await the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-07

An Iowa clergyman. probably Of the
Baptist persuasion, declines n tempt.
lug offer to !, cture because he Is TO-
tally immersed In local church busl.
ness"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-07

TACOMA. the Western freight depot
OF the Northern Pacific Railway. Is
laid out for two aud n halt miles. The
chief business Is whisky-drinking and
lot speculation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-07
births.

MYItCK-ln Virginia, February ., to the wife
81 j. A. Myrick, = son.
LYNCH In virginia, February a. to the wife Of
John lynch, . sou.
siiERHAN-In Virginia, February G, 10 the wife
OF L, SneehAn. OF Nebraska, o daughter.
, 1874-12-29

with deliberate intention. Ricciotti, charged
10 witch tho cnotny, haAtoned to rot,,rn to Diion
whon llo learned for oortan tint Con. DO Nun,
trout doxtcrity, remaining it, tho doil1ea which
Ao waB to defend. In thcnoxt place, Con. 1nrl-
hallt lsont tho Govornment lit tic 1nost complete
ignorance Of tho ovonts going on around
his tllspoHal sufllcieut means to i1npclo
Tho n,arcll Of tho enemy, OF oven Btay II,
hut 10 did nothing, aud tho faet must 10
noted TINT fow dnys' delay fn tho atyanco uf
french army 10 nvo heou placed out or tlangcr,
French oicor who Ind acted thus would car-
tafnfy hayo boen brought to trial. II Garibalt]l
Ind becn n Fronch uonoral wo should l,ayo
nHkcd you to Hotld tho report mud tito tloulnontp
accompanying 1t to tho Minister Of Var for con-
uidcrat!on NJ to whether uarsba]1i should not 10
brought heforc u coNrt.inartnl for having inteu-
enemy positions which ilo Ind received The lnis-
Bion to defend.
, 1874-12-29

sutcia! Dispatch to 13t Chlcsoo Tribune.
WABn1HaToN, D. O.. Dec. 23.-E1-Scnator
Cattell, WHO was not appointed agent Of tho
Syndicate. gives out that there is no probability
that tho Rotl,Bchild Syndicate will take tlloir op-
tion for the romaindor of tho nov & pcr cont
loan, Which expires Jan. 90 noxt. But 1t
does not appear that Cattolls statements arc tho
result Of personal information from tho Syndi-
cato.
hills APPROVED.
The President has Just siguod the net provid-
ing for tho Authorization OF tho Roylsod Stat
utcs Of tho United States, and for preserving the
originals OF tho laws In the Department of state;
tic act for tho relief OF cottain public lardn,
which mako it lawful for homestead and pre-
omption settlcra whose crops wero destroyed or
seriously Injured BY. eraaAhopperH, to DO absent
from aald lands until July, 1876, should another
destruction OF crops orcur baiore TINT period,
without adverse right attaching to Hail lard dur
Ing their absonce, the act to onnblo tho snnrou,o
Court Of tho District Of Columbia to proceed With
its jury business.
, 1874-12-29


II theac charges nro truo which Nfr. lowell
makes against i,lo, will tlo explain how It wna
tllat ho waB such violent advocate OF my
nomination for Governor by tho Liberal Convori-
tion III 1s72 Was ho ono OF tllono "unserupu-
lous enough to do his bidding 2" WAa he ono OF
tho mon Of whom llo eays ''hc {J.) wns enabled
to .!onoraizo MD corrupt" Us tho tnoroy md
patronage controlled?
Lot mo 1omind Mr.. JoTo]l tint tho political
measures Of which ho complains no much,
md for which | do not decline tho RESPONSE
liiity which rightly belongs to mo, woro
drawn up, approved, md lobbiotl through tho
Legislature by his friends, Packard, Lowell, and
Rnv, with whom he nctcd in 1871, and in whose
cA,no. astrido Ills "wito horso,' ho charged Tho
State troops with his ariny and fod hoforo lilo
fist tiro. 1t IL sad Tint IA good i!ar ought TO
havo a good memory" 30 Ought \ mai, who
notA himself up as public ecod aud fa1t-t!nder
remember l'is own black epotB bcforo llo points
to those ho irnaginca Ito soes In other people.
Even if / Ind nHprctl to social distinction, as
YOU aay, nucl, aspirations havo nsver turmoil In
tho direction Of the manager Of tho Now Orleans
Bulletin or Mr.. l.. l.. lowell. Yuitr ob0dlont
servant, II. O. WAHMoTn.
, 1874-12-29
tiro lino-t'ere arc ups and downs, but each
comes to tic Hnrfaco onco In n while, md tho
history Of HtQckH re11enis ftsntf.

ssomea to tho Hnrfaco once in while, md tho
history Of atocku repeats liso'f.
foRTY-TnREE MILL1oN DOLLARS
Coz i 'S Sn na yppe ydStsTd'r rba for p4ee is
Ia equal to whit tho ontlro Cornstock
,at was 4a6 ceiling for ak months since, and
Consolidated Virginia than $50 aixty tiays Hinco
Ana CailIornia M yesterday sold for $33 ,OO0. 1000
n,oe n is year ago wor9 but ono Aud opnIr
na nskas y9s9ay M 1 SGa St T., ae2Ht
minoB,-cqnRl TO what oil tho nlinoa In tho Stuck
Board were selling ~ thirty days auco Tic
opinion Of Sharon TINT the Dig Donanza was
,s woTt ss9o ono y boIng gradually aceondoa
eihee had Bntd Consolidated Virginia viii 70
to $io0 and California to $500 would
hhyo been. pronounced fool. And yot
S'o fef ore + ess rfSee rne oc with sos
".thoy said" Consolidated would go to $780, nov now
5000. with tho l'ighoat estimate at e75o. lii In
times like thoao tllcro ~ no toll'ng what may
Gapnc1'-,-pRrticularIy when M GRO body Increases
day by day.
yestordaY sold III high M s52 rer Btnro--outto n
tlao within tho week. "Whnt'a up now il, Gould
a. Curry" nB!tod tho guild nnncs. Tho arswcr
quickly argued that tho election was too noar at
ilafiu, aud, besides, thoro waa no contest.
leadlng. oporat0r a1'bwerod III this Wiso: "Tho
matter Ia that exports who havo examined tho
m'no Say that Gould & Curry III sure to get tto
Consolidated Virgnla body of orc on tho 1900
foot level. Gould Il Curry has beon hammered
tlown to got Best i Dolchor III. Now,
uould Il Curry u going on its own NOR
Its. They had orc theta III tho ,yinzo ycnr ago.
anu ahol, thuy lot 1t I'LL up; now tho waters
out" The moro Developments aro mado in tho
Consolidated Virginia body Of oro the moro tho
exports aro onnb1ed to Judge Of Its oxtont north
and aouth, and how It will run. II tho body
itlus south into Gould d Curry, tho latter viii
rival Its palmiest days. Dositios these logti-
mato tauBog for a deal, there aro Others Gould
l. Curry iH oxcoadin1Iy wcll held. Flood & Co.
hayo big flngor III tho pic. Thoy aro good
managers. Il IL proposed to water Gould l.
Curry, and with tho watering will como aocond
Consolidated ,Virginin dcal. Altogether, tho
street is excited on Gould l. Curry with all tho
aggravated aJg symptoms Of d big dcal.. Aftor tho
3oard Yesterday tho Atroct waB "wilt," and uear-
~ all aconiod afflicted with tho malady.
WATERING.
1t ID rumored TINT Union Consolidated will
soon undergo tho watering proccsB. Thoro nro
only 20, 600 shAreH in tho mine. md they ought
to bo Increased 'for uuifortnity'e sake" to 1G0.-
600. Gould Il Curry, having only 49, 900, will bn
Increased to about 90, 600. Consolidated Virginia
iB attaining such huge figures that it may be nec-
ossary to cut tho stock up again to lot tmpo-
cnnious ontaidor,, II. When big operators hold
thor stock for a700 per sharo, 1t Ia about timo
for small holders to follow suit.
YESTERDAYS B1AnKET,
ns has already been foreshadowod, WAS highly
excited. Everything had nn upward tendency,
aud tho outside crowd on tho sidewalk Was larger
thnn 1yor.
, 1874-12-29
FORTUNES FLOOD,
Lively Times in Tho San Francisco
hlining-StoCll Market,
The Enormous Advances of "Conso1i-
dated Virginia" and "CaIi-
fOrnia,"
Exit Aladdin and Monte Clristo-.-Entor
Sharon and Jim Flood,
from TIC San Francisco Chronicle, Dtc. 20,

Tho Conlstock's tin place, aftor a1f, my
boys! romaikod voterafl Hngo.btush operator
yesterday morning, aB, with spoctaolos OH noso
anda melancholy Brniio, ho notod II Consolidated
Firgtntn, $500" on ono Of tho buottu-boartls
Tho hiatory Of tliis operator Ia tho history of
great many operators on tho street, who l,avo
for sixty days past boon thinking, with tho
bears, tho marriott is too high, must break
aoon:" And yot tho martet was never stronger
than yesterday, II operators were crazy thirty
tayR ancc, thoy should now bo put in straight
Jackets and packed OF to Dcllarn. II Ca.lfor-
min and Consolidated Virginia woro in tho clouds
thirty days si,co, now thoy must bo reaching
into Tho noyou.h heayone. Day aftor day tlo
adyices from
TIVE MO bonanza
Hhow Increased values By moro extensive deyol-
opmontB proving riohos boforo which tho
treasures of Aladdin palaco and Monte Cltisto's
fabulous fslnnd pale. Tho operators who all
along hive had faith in tho developments Of tho
Comstock aro III n position today to ronp rich
rewards, whilo those who placed faith III tho
Cats uttoranccs nnd sold tloir stock securities
ourBo not loud but worry doop. Tho discovery OF
this Immense body Of orc has already spread far
aud wide, and before many days roll around
thcro will bo representatives Of tho whole worlds
.soalth knocking at tho door Of Consolidated
~ 'asann aa o1Pmorsng ne BONANZA for tlo benefit
~ nsoee Inc ete'temGht on california street
.1o;r o,1nn,ya uay y uay anu 1,o hrokors despte
,o 4aug1s, a as9 am wuil sas'saeu WIN
eales tn their Board aggregate, On M average,
rr,o to,rg Slo.uvo,ouo n. EFT wEEK.
~ to usa,1 arJ 'eey gu.o1y takon PACK aoas.
on.m 'tugasa'o r,. anu cut. angnago OF lack Nc
i'"nny1, inuu.y1, r,. tnoy cans 8tan ~ pressure. YOU
,ns, =. Ioo l'tGno,lo 1 ". IAo poara nas poon
fea5 M Mons-tno 9u1!s eHeopins everything pc
hao,, .me,., ~ run ~ leW "eak ofetnfoa haa
ss" ntaoo nero anu .nese, ous no entlre Com
r,,1,h n,vI1 .!oot ~ R.asoats gtions 'front.' Qaste
innrornablo ra,nnnT,a NJ III sat1;ug a,nca ing sn1
sasan. rausa ~ aovp "ar. oho uay the !,i current
n"Hupa n"i', oomnMaft to"nrus tuo YOU Nlll enc,
o'l'y ~ hMeop nHoa tho He3s "lsn reuoubed
, 1874-12-29

The TariA correspondent Of tia London Tin1cs
Bays: IA dramatic author who duos not wish to
bc named hus inyontcd worry simple apparatus
which 'in caso at llro shows III what part OF tLo
atus, instead Of soarchins for At, hour and
hall 10 tlna tho seat OF tho fro, az was the case
tho last time tho French Opara-IIouse WIS burnt
down. III electric bell wllt immediately appriBo
tho administration thAt ira has byoon ont, and
board will Bl,oM Ill what part Ut tho hollso. Is
invontion hAs boon adupted throughout jul-
gium, whero 1t has boen enforced on al tho
thoatscs by tho aoyernmont."
, 1874-12-29

F5PEcH1F D1d1'Hf1H 70 7Hf LHfcHU0 1FI5MHf,
souTn BEND, Tnl., Doc. 2s.-Qoorgo Coouit-
lard WAS today convicted of arson, and son.
fenced to tho ponttentary for two yoars. FIR
tho burning Of n house in SIay Inst. GoqnilIari
lott immediately, and n fou weeks ngo, being
tumble to obtain work nuIllciout fur Ills support,
returned and gavo himself mp to tlo Sheriir.
jnfy was impanolcd this afternoon to try
JonnthHn Hickman, ono Of tho nartioa nharrn1
with tho murder Of tho podhlern, Oilnusli md
wifo, WHO lived OIL Zorro Conpoo pralrio.
, 1874-12-29

Srccidl Iishatth to I'he Chicuqo Tribune.
HI. PAU, Minn. Dec. 29.-JaY OwonH, M on,-
ployo ut department headquarters III this city,
who VIVA for tho Hccond time, lust wcek, con-
vtctod Of procuring III, abortion, wnB Ro,,tcuccd
to-day to tho Slnloa priBo, ut art lnbor for aix-
teen months. His cnli1iAnI took npl,gnt 10 tho
supreme Court, pondng which Owonu IL released
on $4,000 bnil.
III. Roy, nrroHtnl lnat weok for tho na,nc
crime III seriously Ill, md cannot appcar In
, 1874-12-29

YonK. Dec. 25.-Tho damage by tho largo
fro yesterday, Mt Crosby a,'d Spling streets, in
Tho furniture mannfactory OF Warren, Ward T.
Co., IL to-day cstimatod by Mr. Ward ut about
$l50,000, Of which about 925.0g0 IL loss on tito
building. Tho insurance amounts to ?a4 ,000
upon tho atooa, and $4,000 upon tho building.
, 1874-12-29
MURDERS Ills 1t1,EUlTIMATE nt1rn.

NEW 4oilR, Dec. 23.-Two- fcmncs, whose
nnrncs and addrcsaes tito police authorities d.
cline to disclose, nlado aflltEayt to-iay implcal-
Ing a prominent physician Of this city In tho
murder Of hin illesti1nnto child. THO Doctor is
dotcctives decliue. ns thoy Bay, ,itulor jnutruc.
ttons. to gfyo, lis natne. Ono Of tho women IL
supposed to bo tho mother Of tho murdered
child. oo
, 1874-12-29

l'avinE arrived, Mt tho INSTANCE Of his wifo,
iio went 70 look for lin, hutl found lin lying
CIT and lareo tolo III hls breaAt, ellowjng lint
tho gun Ind been discharged closo to him. A
dog TINT l,o Ind boou with tho negrooH wna with
tin body, but Tiny hn.t lied, 1t ii beloved thoy
can bo trnccu by tho dog.
, 1874-12-29

Tho alarm from Box Agi ut 12:2u o'clotk this
morning was occas!ouod by tho burning of au
old unoccupicd framo building On tho Ct rncr OF
Ashlnud avenue auI Six!aonth stroor. Tho
dnmngo amounted to $500. Tho na,,o OF tho
ownor could not 10 asceraincd. The 70 was
thu work Ut III iuceniliary.
, 1874-12-29

MEMPHIS. Ienn:, Dec. 2s.-Ysstonlay Jack ".
Smith, pIantor, l>olng near White Haven, 10
mllcs south OF this oity, anl hiH brother. while
returning homo, discovered two negroes hunting
lii luis field. Iolng h'B brother to ride Oil to
tho llouno and lo would toll tho nogroca to stop
hiinting Ills brother proceeded to tho house,
Shortly after roaohing II Aa hoard tho shots.
Aftor waiting for IN hour, and hia brother not
, 1874-12-29
AT FORT SCOTT, KAN,

Fonr scorr, Ka1l., Dec. 2s.-A fire on sundny
evening totally destroyed Drako's block, corner
Of Wall aud Ma!no Htrcots. The snirerors arc @.
II. Drake. c. ". Goodla,slor, Bright Broa.,
lsoleckor Rros., aud +. Al. Strodock. Tho loAs
will reach 925,000. About one-aalf covered by
iuaurnnce,
, 1874-12-29


New YonK, Dec 2B.--rhe return to William
u. TwoodB corttorari, consisting of tho record Of
tho bill Of exceptions aud all tho proceedings on
the haboas corpus, MAS acttlcd today by Judge
barrett in the Oyer aud Termner Court. It now
ouiy remains to bo siguotl by tho Clerk in order
to bo 10 lail boforo t!lo Supreme Court, general
term, on tho 3lBt iuat.
, 1874-12-29

WORCESTER, alasa., Dec. 2S,-Iwo brick blocks
and u small wooden building On Main street, In
southhrldge were burned on Sunday. Tho loas
III $4,000; moBtly ins1sod.
, 1874-12-29

Special Dttuatch u The Chteago Tribune,
DErHo1T, Mich, Dec. 28.-Davtl W;ltianson'a
house at Albion was burned this afternoon, and
Ills daughtor, years Old poriH,od In the flames.
, 1874-12-29

SpecIa2 Dispateh to The ch,cauo Tribune,
COLUMBIA CRY, Ind, Dec. 23.-Jnmes Caroy hit
Willialn Woayor Oh tho heal with stouo durur
fight ut crcsHo Saturday night, and Weaver
diod Sunday afternoon from Ills injuries. Carey
Ia undor atrsst. Both parties wore intoxicatod
, 1874-12-29

n
,ITIIcA, n. T.. Dec. 28-1ho barnB Of II. A.
Ensign, 1nl-tcaler, milo south Of this plnco.
wore sot OH fire at early this morning, and do
Htroyod. Twenty cows wero burned. About
fonr weela ago another dealer lost fifteen cowH
III the ea.rlo fnauner. Yesterday morning nj, mn
occupied house OIL Wheat street was fired, and
last night four attomptH wcro made to burn tho
ro'intl-house Ut the upneya, Ithaca t. AthonH
Railroad
, 1874-12-29

Rrtcias Dispatch to Tho cAieaoo Tribune,
MILWAUKEE,, Doc. 28.-Hormau Kndllng, tho
Austrian, held hero for embozzling diamonds
aud other jewe]ry in Austria, was to-day admit
ted to hasl in 81 ,000. 4 considerable portion Of
the property hus boon recovered.
, 1874-12-29

WORCESTER, AInsB.. Dec. 2B.-~1wo briok blocks
and small wooden building OIL Main ssroet, In
soutAbridgo, were burned OIL Sunday. Tho loss
Is $40, QUO, mostly Insured.
, 1874-12-29
IN NEW YORK.

New Yonx, sDec. 2s.-The damage by tho
large fire: yesterday ut Crosby aud Spring
streets, III tho furniture manufao tory Of War
ron, Ward Il Co., ia to-day estimated by Mr..
Ward at about s15o,o0o OF which so5. 900 is loss
on. tho building. The insurance amounts to
sst, 400 upon tho stock aud $4,000 upuu tho
building
, 1874-12-29


MADISON, Wis, Dec. 28.-Judyo Hopkins, Of
tho Uuited Status DISTRICT Court, hna been On
gagged all uay IN hoaring the argument for now
trial in tho case Of lindsiopf mud othora, con-
yiotcd Of conspiracy to dofraud tho United States
reyenuo. Col. Goodwin, Of Milwaukee, Judge
Ortpn, Judge spoonor md Gen. George d.
Smith appeared for the dsfonao. Tho principal
arsunlonls wero by Judge siooner and Gon.
smith. Exception waa taken to homo Of Tho
JuaBo's rulings, aud especially to tho refusal OF
soino instructions asked by counsel. The groat
point, al III tho trial, was TINT tho evidence
waH insufficient to show conspiracy, as charged,
and, ossn 1t it showed that somo had
conspired with othors, un!oBs 1t apnoarod that all
eon,spired together with liogora. they could not
DO legally convicted. Gon. smith elninolt tint
llindakopf Ind q perfect right to buy illicit
hlghwlnes knowlng. them to 10 such. Assistant
Dlstriot-Atsornpy Nlellonry furc!bly replied,
elni.nitig that tho whole question hsd boon tul-
~ arguoa. !0onspirAoy, AZ defined by Inv,
WAS oloariy hhown. Tho Judge 1oaervel l.,B d.
clA'on til! Tomorrow. II is not anticipated that
tho lnotlou will bo granted.
, 1874-12-29
GREAT SINNERS.
Whose Misfortune 1t Is to Fall in
tho Hands OF the Law.
A Startling Occurrence in st. Louis.-.
A Georgia Vendetta.

Tho dwnl'ors In TIM pe;rhl,ortonl AZ tlo c,r.
ri, - ell. u..os4 ", n,'.,t.. ~ s'v ~
-. ~ o..a1, ""a eh1'hss asonuo n'a
sensation OF horrible naturo Mt Ien minutes be-
oorucr Of tue stroots mentioned IL n three
aud q haIf story bufl,1fnr. tin frat toor of
,vh;o,, H. a...,.,.,1 u
49, 'n .s, 20 o.suino1 oiaM-a.oto' h'lo
sne nppor iloora ny loagors-1non md women.
Tho majority Of thu )odgora arc tolorod women.
Tho attic or garrpt room ytcl, oyeriooka Chris.
tv nvonuo md w,icl, coro,,oni,s ,,,orv -, ~
ill.,, 49,. =, t,,. ,..1nm r~4,11 ~" Va,
sal0 aoot ~ .no l414uet aotel' u occ"P'ca ny
ONO jenny Sly, colored woman. Among llor
frequent visitors Is q coorod man named jim
Williams, v1loHe occuration ia of ynr,ol nnt,,rn
and who Is addicted to hard drinking. Williams
it 1nay bo said, claims tllo wonan AZ hia wifo''
The friendship Of the two bus not thriyeti
Of lato. and occasona of ts rocont visits !igl
words hayo been heard to nasY botwcou thom.
Yesterday oyoung 1e called, aud tho o,,arrei
soomed, from tho sounds witch other dodgers
in tto building hoard, to vnx varmnr ti,an ms,,al
At ten minutes before o'clock there waa n
ccsaation Ut tho war OF words, crash md i,nglo
Of glass, blazo which throw bright light u1,on
tho walls Of tho Lindcll across tue street, aud n
BericB Of tho most frat,t,o fon,alo ahr;okB.
Thru those who wero down on tho street. mud
whose attention had been attracted TO tic 10.
Jim Williams rush to Tia window. lick nit
the sash, lot h,nlsesf down from Tic window
sill until hiH arms wore stretched to their fnl1
lpngth, a,.tl there hang fonr stories from tho
sidewalk, with nothing to bronx Ills iuoyi,nblo
fall. Tho lookors-on held tl,eir breath wl,iIc In
lung there with his faco TO tie wall, and lilo
minute during which lis fingers rotninnd snlfie
ciont strength to Hustain lis voicht scuncd n.
hnlf hour Ihuro WIS only ono way for tl,fs
scene to ternuato; and suddenly williams fiji
down to the sidewalk like bullet, scraning tho
walls all along in lis toscnnt. In wna ;ntoy,
, 1874-06-12
OWEN LOV.EJOY,


Tho lion. D. q, Cook then road the ID Allowing
paper;
As the nuryiving veterans Of IN a,:myt gather
after tho oloso Of sone long and weary and
doubtful contest. whcn the victory has been de-
.cisivoly achieved aud tho noise OF 1 be bat4lo
.ltaa forever paused away, to talk over tho Incl
donts aud porils. tho hopes and fears ol. tho tmo
Of tho conflict, to slow tile banners takon, to
tell their batt!es won, und tenderly to recall tho
memory OF those who lsayo fallen in Il 10 held, 10
wa meet to-day.
The triumph which Inns been aoh1e wed in tho
contest with tho slave powor so large] y exceeds
in the Importance Of ita results, aut In its in
tluouco upon tho dostinios OF mott, nny mora
triumph of physical force, aud has rae 30 largo
ly due to influences which have boom brought 10
boar upon tho hearsa mud mtI,iH OF IN, aud has
been to 30 groat AL o1te,lt triumph Of spiritual
rather than Of material forcos, that an inquiry
into tho character. hnblts OF thought, a1l action
Of those by uloso porsonal inhuenoo. and OK
erttonB this great rosnt haH boon u &C omplishel
becomes nAttor OF tho most profo lna interost.
It Inns bocomo m axiom ttht ms Il nro RlwA is
rnlBod up In til o ortor Of Divine !.'r>videnoo to
moos groat emergencloB that, vi ZEN the cccs-
! sity for q loador among men has 1naao ftsolf +
thoroughly appreciated, the mt N B'eps ont III
slvanou Of hia fsllowa, fully ~ snluh od f,s tho
vosk appointed hl1n, sud tue p.ua NaFtfrahnqs