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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-10
DISTRICT NOTES.
uPEN1NG OF IMPoRTANT BIDS.

OPENING OF IMPORTANT BIDS
The laborers.of the North American Neuchatel
Paving Company were paid yesterday morning
and the employees Of the water registrar in the
evening.
The members of the fire department and the
employees Of the market house will be paid to-
morrow. The teachers of the colored schools will
be paid tomorrow afternoon between ave and six
O'Clock, at the Sumner building.
The teachers Of the white schools who failed to
receive their warrants on Saturday can get them
by application at the comptroller's office any day
between the hours Of nine q. m. and four p. m.
The contractors for the new navy-yard bridge
have commenced work.
The owner of the frame shed now being erected
on the west side of Seventh street, four doors
from the corner Of N street northwest, has been
notified to have the came removed forthwith.
The Commissioners yesterday opened the bids
for grading, setting curbs and laying brick side
walks in the District. The bidders were ID. A.
Connolly, ThOs. Harvey & Co., Andrew Gleason
& Co., Patrick Cullinane, Samuel Cook, stephen
Tally, W. H. Groat s. Co., H. L. Gallagher *
Lucas & Co., VIM. Fletcher, W. ]. McOollum,
Henry Birch, H. Murray, VIM. Buckley, ]. g..
Stafford, Simon CarmOdy, John Lyons and A. q.
ChenoWeth. The lowest bid for grading was
made by Patrick Cullinane, at 49, cents per
cubic yard, and q cent additional for each addi-
ing and setting curb, By 20, the lowest bidder
was George NeitZy, at 65 cents; by 20, same, at
rs cents; by 20, same at IS cents. Granite curb,
by 70, the lowest bidder was J. G. Stafford, at
so cents; by 90 VIM. Buckley, at 95 cents; by
20, VIM. Buckley and John Lyons, at 81. Circu-
lar curb. by 20, Thomas Lucas Co, at sl.05;
by 20, John Lyons, 81; by 20 John Lyons, Sl.10.
Circular blue stone curb, by 20, John Lyons, 90;
by 20, same, 90: by 20, same, 81. Laying bricks
and fOOtWalks, John Lyons, go cents.
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THE WORKLNGAEN.

MEETING OF THE AMALGAMATED
HOUSE CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
A meeting Of the Washington branch Of Anal
gamated House Carpenters and Joiners was held
last night at their hall, on Louisiana avenue, ad-
joining police headquarters; J. P. Msckey in the
chair and ]. p. McMahon secretary. The at
tendance was large, and much interest was mani
tested in the proceedings. After the payment Of
dues, the regular order Of business was proceeded
with. Under the call Of committees Mr.. VIII
liams, from special committee appointed to Sc
cure physician for the purpose Of examining ap-
plicants for Membership, reported progress, and
spoke favOrably Of DR.. NJ. b. Melvin.
Mr.. MCGOWAN thought that the organization
should use the greatest economy, as the winter
was upon them. He desired to secure q cheaper
hall and to provide physician for the examina-
tion Of applicants as cheap as possible. In order
to meet all the demands on the organization saw
ing money was necessary. Many members will
be out of employment this winter and need the
help OF the branch. He moved that a branch
committee be appointed to look into the matter.
Much discu sion ensued, and finally the report
Of the committee was accepted, after which the
meeting adjourned.
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NER LERSEY ITENs.

So anxious were the Singer Sewing Machine
Company to re-elect Amos Clark, it,, that they
appropriated a thousand dollars to help secure
the Republican Congressman new lease of
mower. They placed the money in the hands Of
a Democrat and Il Is said that he placed tt where
IL would fetch him the most beer and do him most
good generally.
The historic tidal wave has secured Demo-
cratic Senator for the State OF New Jersey TO sue
coed Senator Stockton. The coming man viii be
selected from Ex-Governor Randolph, Governor
Parker and Attorney General Gilchrst. Ran
dolph stands well in the States ne IS orother-ln-
law Of Governor-elect Bedle, AID the chances
favor him.
The Republicans here and there have not mani
tested much gratitude to the real workers in the
ranks Dr. Hunt, editor Of the Daily AdUerftser,
Of Newark N. J., one Of the most comprehensive
and able workers in the field, was candidate tor
the registership OF bis county. The position was
OF consequences to him, but the nominating CON
vention threw the edi-or aside and thrust Lhe
honor and emoluments on ward POLITICIAN
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
BILLS APPROVED BUILDINGS CON-
AEMNEn

BILLS APPROVED - BUILDINGS CON.
BEMNED.
The Board Of Health held an adjourned meet.
ing at their rooms last evening; DR.. y. y. Cox
(president) in the chair.
Mr.. Marbury, from the finance committee, re-
ported bills amounting to s32.42, which were ap-
proved and ordered to be paid.
The following Is a synopsis Of the operations OF
the health office for the week ending November z:
Nuisances reported 46S; referred, IS; abated, 800;
referred to the Commissioners 50; citizens COM
plants, II; notices issued, 16; notices, So;
causes of death investigated, 10; burals at public
expense, 4; persons treated by physicians to the
poor %; cost Of medicines furnished, S2l4S loads
Of garbarge removed, 23S; dead animals re-
moved, Sc; prves cleaned, sos. Inspections
1876 punches FISH, 1910 bushels oysters; con-
demnations-454 punches fish, 10 bushels oys-
tiers, SO pounds beef, so pounds veal, 81 pounds
mutton, 9s pounds bacon, ducks, u rabbits, 2
bushels apples, pumpkins, q bushel beets, 4
beef tongues, 81 bushels tomatoes. Animals
impOunded, II; redeemed, Is; killed, 2; remain
ing in pound, l; amount realized, S24.
The frame house and premises No. 1l3l Twenty
third street northwest, having leaky roof rem
improper drainage, damp cellar. no water supply
or fre protection, and being in bad sanitary con-
dition generally; and the frame building situated
on TWenty-secOnd street, between L and NJ north
west, having improper drainage, damp floors, &C.,
were condemned as nuisances and the health off,
Ger ordered to abate them.
Mr.. S. B. Crew applied for the position Of sani-
tary inspector.
The board then adiourned
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CELEBRATION.
THE SALUTE FIRED YESTERDAY.

THE SALUTE FIRED YESTERDAY.
1t is needless to talk of political victory with
out the celebration Of it in the shape Of bonhres,
pyrotecnies, and loud-mouthed cannon. This is
lust what the District Democrats thought, and
yesterday afternoon, having secured the neees-
sary implement and hxings, they repaired to
Armory square about O'Clock for the purpose Of
firing salute Of one hundred guns. Ot course,
like every other effort OF the Democrats In this
. CITY, Mr.. William Dickson was the leader and
worker, and surrounding him near the cannon
were a number Of young men, among whom were
]. Yates, Peter Pearson, Thomas Kelly, J. u:
Coombs, Frank HollingsheadI VIM. Lee and
others.
While on the outskirts Of the lot were the elder
enes, such as Uncle Mike Coombs, JOS Shilling.
ton and William Gait. They were afraid to GO
too close, as the shock Of the gun might knock
them down-and Il was not much Of q gun either.
The work Of firing was under the direction oil
Johnny Clarke, who, with the required assistance,
sweated and got begrimmed until the labor was
over and then wished for more. Quite a crowd
gathered on the square, and the victorious gen.
tlemen enjoyed themselves to their hearts con,
tan
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THE TORPEDOBO4T ALARIL

NE 4 OhIEDO-BOdI ALAH-U.
The arrival of this vessel at the navy yard was
announced in The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN on
Thursday last She left New York on the ID
instant, in company with the Gettysburg. She
was taken in tow by the latter vessel after get
ting in the lower bay, but used her own steam
also, by doing which the Gettysburg was not at
all impeded. The Alarm behaved beautifully at
sea. and proved herself perfect sea boat. When
making the wharf at the navy yard she aston
ished the people present by the manner in which
she moved sideways into her berth. She will be
htted without delay with her torpedo apparatus,
which has been ready for her for some time past
at the Washington navy yard.
The NGUficGl GdSette of the 4th instant thus
describes the behavior of the Alarm while at sea:
I"PTeYiOus TO starting the vessel was lying at
the deck between the wharf and coal vessel,
but at the first turn OF the wheel she slipped out,
made a half turn, and pointing her head down
the river glided quietly along without making a
ripple. At first her prOpellinR wheel was run at
only forty turns, giving her Clio knots, but in
the course Of thirty minutes T.; began to work W
10 forty-hve, and then to fifty, which gave the
vessel $40 knots, which she continued TO re-
tain during thel trial. The steam carried
was fifty pounds, with furnace doors all open
and thTOttled of. The experimenting engineer
did not consider it prudent TO work the engines
faster, although the boilers are capable Of carry
| ing 40 pounds Of steam. The revolutions gradu
ualIy Increased, with the same steam, to nifty
turns, the vessel making eight knots;
THE Catalpa, last tug, ran alongside the
Alarm during the trial, making nfty revolutions
with which the speed Of the two vessels was alike
but with seVenty-nYe turns the Catalpa passed
| the torpedo vessel. On reaching the lower bay
| the trial Of man9uVering commenced, and with
| fOrty-fve turns the Alarm turned rapidly on hel
centre, making. complete revolution in three
minutes and eighteen seconds, which would be
| less with full power. When running at seven
| knots speed her wheel was suddenly reversed
when, in thirty-One seconds, she was moving in
the opposite direction. She ran and steered sterI
| foremost as well as when going ahead, and ma
n9uvered with the greatest celebrity and ease.
when her engines run q little smoother, anC
are properly keyed up, II is calculated that the
wheel will make seYenty-five or eighty turns
which will give her about ten knots Tor II $3.50,
miles, per hour, and possibly more. The Alarm
will require six oficers, twenty-one men in the
engine room, eighteen in the torpedo rooms fOul
petty officers, twelve seamen, i've cooks and ser
wants and one hospital acknowledgements al
| told. The model Of the vessel seems perfect, Al
| she scarcely made a ripple while going elgh
knots and the water did not break anywhere
along her sides She has projection extended
forward thirty feet under the water, in which shl
carries her forward torpedoes, and which enable!
| her to carry with case her hfteen-inch gun"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-10

to Ben. Butler as the seriptural WOLF in the morn
ing devouring his prey, and In the evening dlvid-
ing the spOils. But where was he new2 Going,
fsh-like, with the food tide, and spoon In his
mouth. The defeat Of this man Butler was the
grandest triumph Of them all. In his opinion
THE AGE OF MIRACLES
had not yet passed. They should thank God and
take courage, for the finger Of God was in IL. He
spoke Of the financial question, and said that as
statesman who had made study Of it, be knew
there was enough coin in the country to resume at
once. lApplause.l Another thing which gave
him joy was the fact that the verdict Of the people
was a voice against the infamous third term.
(Applause.l Grant had been dumb on the subject
until now; but the thunder tones Of the people OF
the North, louder than Niagara's roar, says to
him, "Dare not do this thing for II you de, we
will hurl you from the chair you disgrace" ZAP
plausel
funds to start Democratic daily, the nrst num-
Der Of which would be issued November Is, gave
a short prospectus of IT, and took his seat amid
applause.
Mr. Norris appointed on the committee Of ar
rangements for the celebration, Jesse b. Wilson,
Columbus Alexander, james Goddard, b. t.
SWart and Aaron Miller, after which the meet
Frera I'D au nod
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4 CAPITOL POLICEMAY ELECTED TO
CONGRESS-.

The following appears in the Washington dis
patches Of yesterdays New York Herald: per
haps the most remarkable incident Of the recent
elections was the elevation of colored man, men,
Der of the Capitol police to the position Of men,
Der Of the Forty -f0urth Congress. The present
member from the Columbia (South Carolina) dis
a constituent, the indolent position of lounger
about the Capitol. Mr.. Lee was indebted to
Rainey, and the latter thought that a leave of
absence from the Onerous duties Of q Capitol po-
hceman would be pleasing to Lee and profitable
to Ralney. Lee went home and succeeded in get
ting the opposition nomination, and will bow his
benefactOr out Of Congress. What an illustrious
Parsonage Lee will be in the Democratic assem-
blage! Not only had he been slave, but a guar
dian of the Forty. third Congress %
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THE lrnNrNEYT FUND

The following contributions have recently been
received to the monument fund: Mountain Shade
Lodge, No. IS, F.A. A. NJ, Downieville, Cal, $50
Gflroy Lodge, No. 154 Gilroy, Cal, sl4; Oswe.
gatehe Lodge, No. l56, Oswego, N. Y, $50; Pc
tomas Lodge, No. So, i. o. o. F., Alexandria, Va,
$40; Marley Encampment, No. al o. o. F.
Ale1anaTa fS yiS slerra 4 a. az cRMaPSS S
Lodge, No. 3, K. Of p, Alexandria, Va, $40
Curtis Lodge, No. l4O, F. A. A. NJ, Cloverdsle
Cal SO: Jefferson Circle, No. 2 B. u. H. F.,
Alexandria, Va, so; Evening Star Lodge, No
1856, +. A. A. NJ. Etna, Cal, t15; YO Semitic
Lodge, No. 133 F. A. a. NJ, Coultersville Cal.
S25: Miller * Jones, Washington, ID. o., 500
Harmony Lodge, No. e., F. A. A. NJ, New Ca
man. Conn, $40; Norfolk Lodge, No. IS, 1. q. o.
II Passion Mass 40
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RUVd WA Y.

Last Sunday evening, between and o'clock,
as a young man was driving down Eighth street
southeast, his horse became frightened and
started down the street at full speed. When at
the corner of Eighth and 1 streets he gave a sud-
den turn and went on the sidewalk throwing the
gentleman out and also running over DR.. karhey,
who happened to be standing on the corner at the
time. The two were carried into a house near
by. DR.. Miller was called in and examined the
wounds, which proved to be slight. The horse
was finally captured at the corner Of Eighth and
NJ
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FOYHUVTERS.

Yesterday morning Messrs. James X. Young,
Frank Smith, Clifford Worden and E. p. Brooks,
in company with Judge ]. T. Settle, of North
Carolina, started for that State to participate in
a grand fox-hunt which takes place on Thursday.
Two fine packs OF hounds, numbering eighty,
will be on hand, and it is thought the mount
will be at least fifty. If that combination don't
capture one poor little fox the Washington boys
had better not return home. They were san.
guine, however, of success, and Cliff will bring
home trophy or die in the attempt.
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AUCTION SALES Toby.

AT 10 O'Clock, 5000 assorted fruit, ornamental
and other trees, shrubbery, sc.
At o'clock, six elegant tWo-story, oasement
and Mansard roof pressed. brick iront houses Win
all the modern improvements, situated on X
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west.
At 10 o'clock, hny horse blankets, twenty-five
pair bed blankets
BY Latimer Cleary:
At o'clock. a large collection OF hne oil paint
ings and oil chromos, in solid Eold-leaI frames.
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WASHINGTON COYSERVATORY OF
HTLSTI

The fifteenth vesPertiHe musicale Of the Wash
ington Conservatory Of Music was given last
night at 1904 F street, under the direction Of
Prot. u. b. Bullard. The programme as ar
ranged was not fully executed, owing to the in
disposition of several assigned to different PARTS
but a large audience, composed Of the parents
and friends Of the pupils in the conservatory,
was greatly pleased with the talent and instruc-
ton and proficiency manifested.
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IAST nHINnF

But a short time remains for the purchase of
tickets in the Filth Gift Concert Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky. Agents have been notified
TO make returns from the 10th to the 18th instant,
but for the convenience Of those who may have
failed to supply themselves through the agents,
cash orders will be filled at the home office up to
the evening of the 18th, and If any money should
come too late it will be promptly returned to the
marty sending f.
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yFWSIVTyGg B4yK.

A certificate Of Incorporation Of the Metropolis
SAVINGS Bank Of the District Of Columbia was
fled yesterday in the Recorder OF Deeds Office.
The trustees are S. NoTment, Jas. L. Barbour, N.
Acker, VIM. H. Claggett, J. II. Goddard, H.
StrasbuTger, Geo. r. Thompson, b. H. Warner
and Jas. s. Edwards. The new bank will be
located at the ONCE Of the late Washington City
Savings bank.
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FIVE SHOOTING.

Mr.. Frank S. Presbrey, Of this city, and a
friend from the West, in two days last week
bagged 81 cartridges, WOodcock and rabbits
This lie the most successful hunt we have heard
Of this season. The gentlemen assert they did
the shooting within fifteen miles OF this city, but,
like most EpoTtsmen, are 10th TO tell the exact
locality.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HALuARLES

Call and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
keeping OF securities, jewels, slTer-Ware or other
yaluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
ennum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TGksvGTBiHg JTOmths ChicGg0 and Boston fires
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SCHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP, FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS AND COLDS.
The great virtue of this medicine Is that It
rpens the matter and throws it out Of the system
purifes the blood, and thus effects cure.
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, ING EsTIpN, &C.
The Tonic produces a healthy action Of the
stomach. creating an appetite, forming ehyle and
curing the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE Pills, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver without the least dan
ger as they are free from calOmel, and yet more
eficaciOus in restoring healthy action OIL the
liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Consump-
tion, as the PulmOnic Syrup npens the matter
and purifies the blood. The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver, create n healthy bile, and remove
all diseases Of the liver, often a cause OF Con-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes good digestion,
and enables the organs to form good bloodi and
thus creates a healthy circulation Of healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medicines,
as thus explained will cure every case Of Con-
sumption, If taken in time, and the use Of the
medicine persevered in.
DR.. Sehenek is professionally at his pr1neipal
Office corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phiadelphla,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must
be addressed.
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Invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent.
month. Send for particulars. TumbTidgs x Co.,
Bankers 2 Wall street, New York.
THURsToN's IVORY PEARL Tooth POWDER
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLOvE CLEANER
Will reno7ate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTIME is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
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CITY ITEMS.

SMILING faces are always seen in households
where DoOley's Yeast Powder is used. 1t does
not make sour, heavy cookery. Try it and be
happy.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by Lelgfs Johnson Co., Bankers, Vernon
Roc, northeast corner PeRRsyIUdRtG duslHs ana
Tenth Strest, Washington.
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ADJUSTMENTS. 60.
H INlI OPERG HOUSE.

FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Engagement for One Week OnIyof
Mr. John Il. POOIe,
Who will he accompanied BY and have tie able as
Mr.. wEsTLASD, Mr.. HERBERT,
Commencing with the Comedy Drama OF
''OFF THE LINE,n
70 Be followed By the very amaslH glFce o.
'ICI ON PARLE LRANCAls.' y
spriggns' las acted ever two thousand tmes')
To conclude with the petite drama Of
THE WEAYERs.,'
On Wednesday, JUNGLE DICKS DARLING
On Friday ''DEARER THAN LIFE"
Poole Matinee Saturday.
Admission at the regular prices. nOlO
NATIONAL THEATRE.-HEILSON
Mr.. ]. G. sAYILLE,..........Les and Manager.
A GRAND SUGGEST
SECOND NIGHT OF
MISS NELSON,
supported by
MR.. ]. H. BARNES.
TUESDAY. NOvEMBER 10, 1874
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Miss Nelson in her great role Of BEATRICE,
Tomorrow Cw ednesday) Evening,
AS YOU LIKE 1T,
Miss Nelson as ROsALIND.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT O'CLOCK.
MONDAY NEXT, ]. h. EMMETT AS FRITZ.
nOlO-tf
T INCOLN HALL,
II Corner Ninth and streets.
TWO MORE NIGHTS OF
MAJ HSBSr'S
Grand Carnival Of Art and Science.
Wednesday and Thursday Nights, Mo-
Vember III and IL.
An entire change and Improvements. Everything
NO DISAPPOINTMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE
WEATHER.
Doors open at O'Clock; Exhibition commences
at s. Enter from ID street.
ADMIssION--Lsdies and misses, free; gentle.
men, . cents; boys, 10 cents.
No improper persons admitted. nOl0
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIOUE
MONDAY, NOyember2 ., Every Night and Wednes-
day and Saturday Matinees.
Inc only place OF amusement In the city that
gives double entertainment, Variety and Drama.
, engagement Of the young and talented artist OF
the L0tta and Maggie Mitchell school, Miss LOUISE
S1LNESIER, who will appear in the popular Sem
Sailonal Play, in three acts, entitled mp, THE
FRETT1 FLOWER in which she assumes i've
DISTINCT characters, Introducing Songs, Dances,
JigS, clog Performances, Banjo DslineatiOns and
Lightning Change Peculiarities. moo
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Golden H111.

This FLOUR was never better than It isnOH
hAA no 81 PsiiOi N '"' ~ ~ W.M. GAIT.
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said be wished to express the pleasure he felt AZ
being present, and his desire TO say few words,
because he looked upon them as representative
body OF the Democracy Of the nations capital.
He hoped that all who like him had been Demo
Gratis from their youth, and who felt at home In
Democratic meetings, experienced the same IS
he felt tApplause.l He knew that the spirits
Of Washington and Jefferson and Madison and
jackson looked down approvingly upon them:
[Applause.l His friend, Mr. Norris, the honored
president, had been taking q long trip to salt
River, but, thank God, he had got back at last.
[Applause.l He came back, too, by the way OF
Ohio and Indiana, [applause,l and even took in
Cape Cod on the route, and at each place ne
stopped he met friends and brothers Of his own
faith coming down with flying eolOrs to tax pos
session Of the Government. But 10 all his JOY ne
felt a eommisseratlon for those who were ABOUT
TO depart.
On his return from the arduous duties Of the
campaign he at once inquired for his friend, the
Vice President, Mr.. Wilson, and was Informed
that he was not to be found-tbat he had taken a
tIcket-ofleave straight from the White House and
started for Salt River. tApplause.I He referred