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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-09

Yesterday afternoon the committees
from the general council and the cotton
exchange met at the Louisville depot
for the purpose Of welcoming and re-
ceiving Vice-President Wilson, whose
expected arrival had been announced
and prepared for by the abOve-named
bodies.
THE MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE
consisted OF Aldermen HiIlsman, Dent
and Doyle; COuncilmen Cochran, Ryan,
Fisher, Camp and Hewett, and Mayor
League
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-09
SCENES OF DISTRESS AT THE CoMPANY's S

The officers Of the company Of this
city were besieged during the morning
by the friends Of those who sailed in the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-09

vessel, and the scenes Of distress which
resulted from the confirmation u the
news that the vessel had been lost were
pitiful. One man, who had his wife and
two children on board. fell into a faint
ing tt on being informed Of the fate Of
the vessel, and loud wsiIings were heard
on all sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-01

was not ono to show that that party had taken
single step maintain and preserve the rights we h
the TO the Constitution guaranteed rake
thirteenth Amendment and see whose votes passe1 H.
Every Democratic Senator 10 this body on April =,
1894 voted against submitting To the people OF tue
ons States An amendment to the Constitution TO Abolish
Slavery, because they thought slavery snoh , w. NC
States every Democratc State which had Democratc
Legislature rejected 1.-THE States OF Delaware New
S:s ana that s
take q step in favor OF equal rights .o. ,oro
every Democrat recorded his vote against H. adcu Ny
their allies who for want OF offices or soetn,ns oSo
Lapisatures. and some States the moment they became
Democratic, undertook to withdraw the Iatne ~
Sew.YorS was one. Then came the Fifteenth Amend
ment, and every Democrat voted against H. anu cue
lucky. Maryland. oregon. Tennessee, Ohio; ana
New jersey rejected IT, That party h mau , AID
bad pursued the same ibad policy toward every
act proposed Congress to maintain the supremacy VI
the Union There not one OF the RECONSTRUCTION az.
winch mad Democratic xote not single Ciy k ,sass
bill which received such vote ana when hItc. %
na ssc Ws ppoSdsed there was @ some
on the part Of the Democratic party-tne parry wvh
proposed 70 favor equal rights, sDr x fully I under
stand. that this was the same party w Wnmer
% IGs sSs 'a and WHICH now claimed that
nothing In the amendments 70 the COhstutoa w
he believed was that in the Democratic platform OF
years from this time there wOuld De rec,lvu,
Constitution as they are" Ii would then be declared
there was life in any one OF three Amendments
Latterly II has been thai steps were taheh
in some Of the Southern states ~ control labor as hey
called It, but 1t all amounted to involuntary serV,ude
When he studied the history OF the progress OF tnese
affairs thought contest of from 1860 TO 1863 was
not ended IL did not mean 10 say that arms Wo.in Do
takh ND TO fight for secession but as was said py
Southern Governor, they would try 10 nnd some way
consistently with the letter VI the CONSTITUTION D!
which the old system might be restored
Before Mr. EDMUND5 concluded the hait hour al
lowed TO close the debate expired me olI vas .nen
read third tnie and passed-Yeas, SO Nays 26, as
follows -. ,.o,,a. rt,or.;
(Repubicans in Roman, Democrats III ltalics lADerai
Republicans in small capitalist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-01


Mr. MORRILL, (Rep. Mel from the Conference Com
mittee ON the Legislative Judicial and Executive APP
propriatiou BILL made report thai the Committee had
beeu unable to agree, ana asked lot nc" oonieehoo
Committee which was ordered ,.
The VICE-PREsIDENT appointed Messrs. Sargent,
Edlnunds and Ste the new Committee on the
part OF the Senate. ,
Mr. SARGENT moved that when the Senate adjourn
Il be TO meet at 1880 o'clock this evening. Agreed TO-
Mr. MORRILL, rep. VII then called M the lax ana
Tariff bill and said he would not urge its consideration
before this evening. but hoped there would be in
attendance Senators then. Mr. Morril then ylodeu
the floor to 49, ,..
Mr. FERRY (Rep., Conu.). who submitted resolutions
OF respect To the memory Of tho late senator BlcFnP
ham Eulogies delivered By Mcssrs. Ferry comb
Frein. huysen. Bayard, Anthony, stevenson, Howe
thurman. Pratt, INGALLS,, Morton ana Eaton.
The Senate then, further mark OF respect 10 the
decea sed, adjourned 10 meet again ~ 1870 y. ~ - .
When reassenblng az 1870 O'Clock Dir. MORllLL WI
who had charge of the Tax aud Tara bll Yielded me
floor 10 Mr.. RAMSAY (iep.. Mimi who called up tue
Annual Post Route bill. AMI il passed
T0e VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate com
munication from secretary of War enclosing report
OF Maor T. Suter In regard 10 the Improvement oil the
navigation Of the Mississippi River between the mouth
of the Ohio River and New Orleans. Ordered printed
Mr.. LOGAN Rep., iltJ, from the Com nlttee OF Con
ference the b to reduce and fix The AdJutan Ten
erals Department OF The Army made a report, winch
agreed TO. .
Mr.. MORRILL, then yielded 10 Mr.. Hamlin FOR a mo
ton for an Executive session, which was agreed TO-
At $40 the doors reopened, and the senate al
ourneG until Monday morning, at ii O'CLOCK VINCE tht
TallE bill comes up unfinished business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-01

Mr.. BAYARD (DeIn.. Del moved to amend by adding,
at the end OF the fourth section. as follows:
800 S2l Of the Revised Statutes Of tie United
States BE-, amt the ssme are Eereoy, repealed.
iccted-Ieas, Is Nays 80.
These make cause Of challenge Of person
indirectly ,Leo aud presenbes the
summoned 70 JafOra
= Mr.. ia URMAN dem. OhiO) moved to amend the
section provide that the penalty for violation OF
should be not less than s. than $780, In
stead Of less than $500 than 81 Rejected
-Yrae. %; Nays 30.
Mr.. IiPION (4U. Rep Neb) moved to amend by
striking the word tAeater" In the first and
insert churches"
Mr 0GLE5BY (Rep., ILL., called for the reading Of
the section II IL should be Announced proposed the
Senate from Nebr aka. TIE Clerk read follows:
That oil persons Sthn the jurisdiction Of the United
entitled The fail equsl OF the
tes facilities sed puTeges OF public aud
snd oner places GeAt ugle)
Ine amendment rejected. The Dill was tnen re-
ported 10 the Senate ana no amendment having been
made Ia Committee OF the Whole the question upon
its third reading.
Dir. EDMUNbS (Rep., VII said he would avail him
sell vi tbis opportunity TO few words In support
OF this measure While listening the debate IL &C
CURED 10 him that DO measure Of this kind rinated
here since 1900 had received tue approval OF the Demo
cratic party. There had been measure either for
suppressing she rebellion securing o
therefore, when this measure TO citizens OF the
Uniied States In t1eir rights under the Constitution
up 10 nDd tins same party practclug It's old
tactlc5 Tue country mad been told IN platform gotten
Up al Ciuciunatu and approved at Baltimore some
where else, that TINS party was gong TO accept what
had already taken place. that they favored equal rights
but whon that small in.tAnes passed. there
, 1875-03-14

PERSONAL And 14FE.RS0NAI.
Through IN erros in last Sundays issue Hrs.
Sinonb' soiras-dansante Was said to have oc-
Cured at Turner Hall. It should have read
Standard Hall.
Mr. James Turner and his dsnghtere, Misses
Sara and Jennie will esil on the steamer Cubs
for Europa On the 17th iost.
Among tho social events OF the week must b.
mentioned the anniversary Of the Philocalian
Society Of Dearborn Seminary, which YRS cele-
brated at Standard Hall Friday evening. 4 very
large and enthusiastic ;audience greeted them.
Tho young ladies' did themselves infinite credit.
which WAS Tefected upon their excellent Pz1nd-
pal. Hiss Ba1ieY. full account Of the proceed
lnee WEI published in The TEIauyg yesterday.
The German at Bouruique's last Monday even
ing WAS o very pleasant affair, as these evenings
usually are. Il Vas well attended and thorough
ly enjoyed.
ing Was ono OF the pleasant dancing S-echool
sesiee Of the season.
Chicago is represented at the Grand Nationa1
Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla. by Frank II. Blair and
wife, N. N. Walwor:h and wife. B. +. Norris and
wife, W. P. Coolidge and wife, j. II Williams
2ud wife, Hrs. G. q. Raed, Mrs. Ira Holmes
Mrs. Bushnell, Mrs L. ?. Iglehart, AIRS. 6her-
man, Miss Gertrude Robinson, Miss D. +. Pow
e1s, h1iss T. Williams. Mira G. D. Eggleston, L.
E. Walker, O. J. Slough, James ". Porter, j.
Il. Porter.
The wedding Of Mr. Stanley B. Sexton and
Miss Hopso1 is announced for the 25:n inst.
Tho ceremony will ba performed IN the Firat
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Wiik1ns, Of No. 531 Wabash avenue. Will
be married st her fathers residence Thu1sday.
The happy man is gentleman from New York.
, 1875-03-14

leee Eiu occur Tuesday evening. Hand vii fuE-
nish tbs music.
The Standard Club will give a domino party
Saturday evening, at their ball.
THE REPUBLICAN, CouET.
Ine lsd1ea Of the First Baptist Church ara
preparing unique dramatic and musical festival
Tor next Thursday evening, the proceeds to be
applied towards the furnishing Of the new house
Of worship Tho entertainment promises to ba
one Of rare inseresk Their programme Ia -
follows:
4 general reception Of The Republican Cont aud
Ten Party Of ye "A ient 1adye, Irtha Waahtusto1.
a. D. 1875, 1t Martino'a Hail. on "a street ealied ye
Twepty-seoond, at ths corner Of - avenue called
Indiana, to which al goode citixeus Of Chicago xrw
invited that may have the high privilege Of paying
your respects to the Father Of his counte, xnd ha
noat nohIe 1adye-
At early candle lighting the goodbye companle Win
advance TO tks tune He slowly marching to Que
beo and tka their respective places 1t 20 tes rahe
After all have parakan Of - bonntfa1 fare, 20 co-
panic will return to the room, where apiz
time, BY qa1ee Of younge man and wimmen singezs-
The tunes will be pitched BY that great chorstar sur
named Daniel
Next for ye entertainment of 70 risng generation.
will be given that raro and modern e1hibiton c1Qed
" 10 Disso!ying Views or tab-bloHg.
N h. It Il requested that Ill 70 good ddzens do up
- ehores before 1undown: ind 80 othexa reQuested
not TO bE1nge any children under six monthes oide
but leave OF re- spinning early rock - little 10
aleep TO th4t soothing air Hush, deare, lie ats
G0nber" &c,
P. g. In order that al my participate in the
cises and enjoy themselves Herewith It Is directed
that tho admiaaoa fee be dxed at three Yorke ah1ngs
which ma9e ona hall dollar Of - countries cusreucle
ahllings more, sat may bo had 1t 70 banquet tahla
with all tho G1aude Eo1ka,
, 1875-03-14
Club Parties and Private Gath
erings.
Grand Reception Of tho Oriental
C0nsist0ry.
Society Notes from Chicago Su.
burbs.
Announcements.

The effect Of the present season OF abstinence
and prayer upon the social world has been e1-
ceadinsly depressing, especially during the past
week. There have been but few events that
have called together the gay or tie fashionable.
From whatever cause, whether for conscience
sake, for fasiou's sake, for hea4th's sake or for
the pockets sake, It is cottarn that Lent bus
been most excellently Kept. 4 few people only
have been hindered by the above considerations,
and these people hare had the gayetg al to then-
selves. 1t is rumored, however. that, after the
forty days fast is over society, having rested l.
self spiritually, fashionao;y, physicai:y, and Pc
cuniari;.. wil bo in conditon to renew those
pleasant gatherings which are tho outward maui
fesation Of its existence. To this tho young
people are looking forward with eager anticpa-
tion. There will be L few more dances, little
more amateur dramatic performance attempted.
possibly bail, private concerts. enc Or two
Martha Washington parties, some marrying and
giving IN u1arriage, before the summer cam
paigu, cith ta lawn pattiea. its cro2ust its pic
MICS, aud other summer fetes, commenced.
In regard to matrimonial matters there are
many rumo1s ndoat about weddings that will take
plaee quite early in the season, With honeymoon
trips to Europe in June but, as mono Of theso
engagements have been publicly announced
after tha foreign f1shlo0, it is not wlse Per-
haps, to more than lint at them The old ad-
ago r1tat "There is many slip 'twixt tho cup
and tho lip" is 80 frequently verified, through
tho ficklcnesa Of one or the other party, the an-
nonncement Of any marriage that is not
almost ready to be solemnized ts doll
cate thing. There Icing no solemn be-
t1oshsla in this country Wherein tho parties
are coueide,el almost as irraVocahlY bound as If
they had already received tho nuptiAl benedic-
ton, it leaves IN opportunity for either party to
change their minds before the fatal day. There
fora it is only safe 10 h1nt at these msttera tut
that tho season after Lent vill be 8 specially
Decentralization. short time and 1t will he
verified OF fa's,del. For tho cake Of the society
bellies who are pinins for q l,ttlo harmless dsesi-
patton re will hopo that tho on1ens in thsir f&ycx
NAV prove auspicious-
, 1875-03-14

| Ths most noteworthy occurrence Of social
| natura in thia suburb TOR the past week was the
rscant;on c;van tn thu OMEGA chantar III the
| e:s~s. ~; p-a,.,,;+~ r., ~, md W. 4 +.
o'slaA ~ 1'o1A!' - - 49, ~
Butler Iuesoay evening. 1a1s enapses ~ GULL T.
when they assemble 10 full force, accompanied
! ~ @1N~a a.,;t," rs ra.,s .atnra1iy ea,oct
tue11 eanpAe "ooo A''~o'1 ee'
the resulting company as sure 70 Do q
brilliant ono. Altar an hour OK 80 spent in So
c;., eonya1se. the kettts WA nut on" and the
.ro., ro,nr, NJ o,rtone of New Orleans motasses
"e1e 1aoh1of'aea .n1o 'oi'osAus 4A4 y, ,oao
ant to take certainly seemed maE1cai; ana VIII
the breaklng ND o. the candy tue iaSs oatilese 70
having thoroughly enjoyable time Hefe $50
broken. At late hour the company o1sperseo
singing the praises OF the genial noat ana
hostoss, to whose eaorts the saccee8 OF tae
evenings cntortalnnent WAS go !aIFGly one.
Ihere we're present: misses bs4s am'' 1 Ga.u9
WJckot, - Pattison, hstae anu Men0 Hunu, eta@,
Marion Ponoroy, taura Crefenton, oseAa
Borke, Fannie souie, Miller and Early, Iessrs.
7. Drake, G. E. Brssdou' !; = naIIis, y; 2.
Matthew, J. H.. Hnmhne, ~ T. fnltoh. -: r.
Wheeler, D. c. Kh1el =. =. Andre"s; 4; >. Ap-
pleton, ". Il. Harris, a. D. EarlY, r. II. E+lhot,
", Booth, ID. q. Bta9oon' H. al' humphrey ~oo
others.
Thursday evening 1ul1 Rouse "ss ats1aceea
to the roorna Of the Social Club by tho play Of
Cinderella" Considerable naru 1eenng Was
eDgende1ed aud oHense Sa'en ov me oincious-
ness Of few members OF the Club who UNDER
took for tho first timo to riBIoiy enforce tho rule
ia regard to complimentary tc5eta. II has been
the custom for members TO invite TREND or
two to ths Club entertainments, and as
long Is there is aa aoundancs
, 1875-03-14

Ths Hiawatha Club will gi7e folldrsas party
At St. Caro1inets Court March 19.
The banquet Of the Eish Litaxary Association
will be siyon 1t the Sherman Houss Wednesday
evening.
The broadway Club will meat At Pickuiek Hall
friday evening.
+ Father Coaley will give dinner on ST. Pat
nck's Day, for which Wright will catar-
to-rnorrow evening ut the residence Of Az- Rag-
gio, No. 799 Congress- street.
The Enterprise Dancing Club will give calico
psrty at Wood's Music-H4ll Thursday evening.
March 49, pleasant tins is expected
In oyBter-supper aud neckde party, under the
auspices Of the FIRST Free Baptist Church, will
be given 1t the church pastors, corner Of Ioonis
and Jackson streets, Thursday evening. gan
erL good TINA Is expected, and the friends Of
the church and society are cordially invited TO b.
present.
The pastims Club viii mold iss nsxt sociable 1t
tho residence Of III. J. n. 8kinkfc, No. 543 West
Monroe street, and very plaasAnt tinne ID zn-
The {. P. D. and E. Club viii give grand
moonlight shadow Eoi1ee at Woods M1aic Kali,
corner Of Washington and Green streets, Friday
e7en,ng. Admission to the gallery for spec
tato.s, Is cents.
Tho Empire Club announce for Tuesday evon-
inc e grind pzize walzin9 soiFeo- Four gold
medals will be awarded TO the best Indy and gen.
tlemen xs}1zers. They anticipate . very pleas
ant and lively time for those who nzy sttend 1t,
at Woods Music Hall, on Washington street.
The young people Of tho Third Unitarian
Church arc preparing treat for tbs admite.s Of
Cd English comedy, they being haxd at work
getting ihe '' Honesmoon ready for represents
tion. The cast wlllfnc]ude the bes: talent OF tho
Bociaty, aad tho play will be given with due re-
card to appropriate scenery and costume. The
Soth inst will be the probable dase Of psrfoyua-
auce.
Humboldt Lod % will givs hop at KiaTs'a
Halt ro-mor1ow evening.
Tho commencement of Chicago Medical Co..
, 1875-03-14

tn,, for rhat the temperance people call "liquid
Avn, stioo is GO ccpts day. Wnsle this amount
e consumed irrespective Of the sessions Of Con-
rr.ss tie soseuce Of il Representative and
ean,tors in Washington throws the burden Of
tbeir per capita allowance upon the people, to
tha dat1inent, doubtless, Of the nucous mem-
,nsnes Of tho State. The question which a2i-
t,tes these bibu;ous constituents is whether, 10
their absence from home, JOKES and SHAnoS
eoutinue 10 keep their end up by taking tho ay-
arsce allowance
, 1875-03-14

allowed BY the State to Cifcui: Judses. Fifteen
hundred dollars q year will seldom bnY tho aer-
VICES Of an experienced and able lawyer; aud az
q matter OF fnct, neither Marty has been sb!e 10
get many Of that kind to accept nominations Il
ia wonderful. irdoed, that tbs character Of the
Michigan Judiciary Stands as high u it docs.
The honor OF the Office seems to goa long way.
, 1875-03-14

William r. hodges e. Co.
gratifying to hear tho report that Willssrn +.
Hodges Co.. aucttoueers, No. 633 West Iske street.
made l35 sales 1t private residences tha pant yea
many at the sales making rstuzns Of 80 per cent 1ore
than the appraisement. Dr.. O. r. Hoffman, No. 500
Wanaah avenve. stated thst received over $500 rore
than he had any Reason to expee owing to the good
management OF ths sale. Their styla Of doing buAi
ness has given tbs public entrs abstraction They
make returns On the same day of tbs sale and uss
numbered checks, which svoids the embarrassment at
lsdies and gentlemen giving their They hayo
secured the services Of T. H. Morrison, Of New York.
another yea7, auct1oneer They sra honorable aud
trustworthy men, 4nd Ws wish them every suecesx-
, 1875-03-14

Last Thu1zdxy uas tho Anniversary Of the
death Of CHARLES sulRKa. On that d1y the
Boston .ottynal published q memorial &rticle
composed OF extracts from various tributes to
tho memory Of the lausnted statesman These
are from the pens Of Jons G. WHHrKKR. GAEL
sxunz. Wn11Ax B. WAsHnuzs. Ro81n1 B
ELIOT. GEohaE s. Boutwell, HEsKS L. DAwEss,
L. E, Ros, Senator ASraox1. and Wn11AH ":
6roRr. Tho collection il most Interesting; zad
Il. publication in the manner aod I: the time
conceived By tho Journal Tas happy thought
, 1875-03-14
Co11ara

Tho nearest approach to linen collar II furnished
in tho Warwick and Eimwood collara. ThsJ tsvs
Ated revolution IN tho collar trade, u consunera
taya found It mora economical to buy good collar
thu. always looks ve than tho poor articles hszsto
furn sold the4n.
, 1875-03-14
Cloths,

Au-woo1 cashmere 1t IS centacheap ut 81 rs. Leok
ut cur slIk mixed casstmero at 10. Aho. now open-
iug 1erRe una ladea, nt<sea' and chtdseas hosar3.
one-tAird s2red. psrltiigss, ia and 116 asats
Ktee%t.
, 1875-03-14


proI o. s. Fowler Will positively isaya thia city to-
night for st. Louis. Owing to hts short stzy he Can
be consulted today, fran 2. H. til p H., 1t ths
paI,ner House Tha IL tho last and o1fy opportunity
fpz examination in this city.
, 1875-03-14

II It was possible to 60 through ltfe without once
takipr cold may Of The iunr aud not fev Of mo
more serious ts Of life, would b avoided. But sinca
It IL ida TO hope for 80 happy IN exemption, It il we
to remember that pr. 5synes Expectorant II = tn1s
curative for coughs and cns, asthma sud hronchitA
, 1875-03-14

Next month, judicial elections wm be hald
+hron,htu. ths Ssats Of Michigan. 4 great
so,rns of d1seoutsnt md kroobls in ths nezninAs-
tnx snarsnHeiiA Ii I'll talaAquats ee44ftasatiiaA
, 1875-03-14

Ptcuos for Rent.
New xoaswood-czss pianos, carved 1egs, agrafsa
treble, stc Eant money deducted II puzehassAL
Raeda Terspas of Music No. 81 Van Buren, stres4
, 1875-03-14

Rott1ed1dipera1 Waters for Families,
By Buck Rayaer, makers af the - Aar4 colosaa7
, 1875-03-14

*un the victory ct Hargatten, there
vsee instantly found three ehronlcje1s
70 preserve tbs memory OF their deeds !:
John Of Tictring, Matthew OF Neuenburg.
md John Of Winterthur. It il remark
sbls fact, and one well worthy Of mention. that
not one Of these man ever heard Of William Tell
q Of ths thres Swiss. Nor is it only the chroni-
e3hn that arc silent about Tell No poet chants
hin praises before the second half Of the uf-
eeenth century. It would even seem that ths
8ab1e did not originate in 8xitzersand 1t all It
appeared for The frat time about 1870. IN the
manuscript OF SsrncD, called the White Book
aa account OF its binding. P1syious 10 this
tine tho existence ct Tell had never been so
z1och II suspected. But tbs anonymous
aathar Of The White Eook knew At about
tim BE could tell how tho bailiH
q earuan called Lsudonberg. had given orders
that ths cattle OF poor man OF Nelchi should be
skken possession Of for him, how tho poor mans
san had wounded the bully ssnt to execute The
asder OF his master, aud how tho bsillff, not
eeing abls TO svrsak his vengeance on the son
because hs hid taken fight, took revenge on tha
9athaz, Ind his ayes put out and conflscatsd an
his goods. Ths suthor Of the Wfite Book uss
followed BY the chronicler Etter1ia, who placed
ths scene, not 1t Meiohi. but higher Up 1t Melcl-
shal Later . dramatic AuGanr called the
Peasant's son E1ni. which was changed latar BY
the historian Tschudi to the German mana OF
Arnold Tbs euidos sill paint ont to tourfsts
eae plaes ~hers ths sncU Ataold struck the
hzil1a messenge1.
Lrni q Arnold-can him whist ypu win-thus
eecsnae the hero Of Upper UaterrAlden. It BE-
eans necasaary to find another for the lower
tegtna Of tho yslloy- And thns tha fertile i'm
aEhAtion f thu aathof ot tbs Whits Book dis-
aSeaaA h AA Marila u thA iAk,,s badnd b