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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THBRE ny THh
SUNS REPORTERS,

who IL Commissioner OF Jurors t-Tbs Law
yers Brinaing 60 a Head the Quarrel Bc-
tween Thomas Dunisp and DosRias rsvie~.
AT the opening Of the Court Of General ses-
sions yesterday counsel for Jacob ssndterman. nesy
Rex aad John Pfengstforn. indicted for murier saa
for James CARPENTER indicted for burglary obsunsea
the panel OF Grand Jurors on the sropnd that II wss
Illegally drawn The counsel urged that the panel hsa
been drawn BY Themes punlap and no, BY Douglas
Taylor Recorder Hackcit did not hear urgument brt
denied the motion for the present. gvl coun e leave
~ renew the noOn nj any time aer the Jury has bocs
tmpanelled The Recorder eaid that tn" jury
drawn from lists prepared by Douglas Taylor ayeaf
ago, and so was virtually drawn by th Ofcih
Counsel then gave notice OF the renewal OF the me-
ton Tomorrow. also the In crposl ion Of the sane
special plea In case OF petit jureh before which his
clients may be arraig gied, This action promises .
epredy solution Of the veked question Of VINO Con-
mAnlOner Of Imrnra 2N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
NEGROES ~ rnE SCHOOLS.
a Brooklyn COlored Boy to Get into u White
school through the Courts.

n 7 u W
school through the Courts.
The color line is making trouble in a
brooklyn public school. A negro boy, son Of
William II. johnson, was registered as schol-
ar in Sch ool No.35, but subsequently Wheaton
A. Welsh, the principal, excluded him in accord
with an order OF the Board OF Education. Mr.
johnson Yesterday applied to Justice Gilbert
for a mandamus to compel the reinstatement Of
bis son as pupil in School No. Is. Lawyer Gull
len, IN behalf OF the Board OF Education, ar
negroes, one OF which was within four blocks
OF Johnson's residence. II was not pretended
that colored children were not entitled to the
same facilities white but the question was
had the Board Of Educ lion any right TO keep
white and colored children separator
Justice Gilbert said that he system Of common
school education WAS established for the public
and all persons had access 10 IL. lhs Board OF
Education had no power to exclude.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
LOSSES ny PIRE.

Garnet V. W. Eldets hotel, Rockaway Beach,
burned yesterday. Loss 10000.
The Spelter Refining Works and their contents.
EliH ibrth Ort, y. owned ny the National state Bank,
and occupied by LoOno de- Metz Loss t3OOO0
Fitton's woollen mills nj Cavondisn, Vt, were
burned ou unday might lho buildings hrc supposed
20 have hoen struck by lsLtulng. Tho mill were
insured for flOO OOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

Michael Egan, Of 81 Jackson street, assaulted
Marcus L. Ahrahams In Monroe street and robbed him
OF a gold wstch. Egan was tried IN General Sessions
Yesterday anG the jury found him guilty, with rccom-
mcuda ion to mercy, prob by account - his YOuh,
hc being hu tB year OLD. Rcorder HacNct sentenced
him 10 10 ytars imprisonment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
CURIOsITiES or CRIME.

The residence of Mr.. ". NJ. Vedder, at 81
JOhhSvile, \ Y. WAS robbed on sunday OF f2OO In
mohey, two gold wa,caes jewelry and other vsluAbls
property.
The twenty three disorderly men and women
arrested BY Capt. Williams lOrkOs saloon At Water
aud JOsevelt streets sunday were sentehccd yes
terday to month each In the pcuiteutiary aud
Quired hail 10 the extent OF 500 for before being
discharged. VIM. G. Yorke was held fOr trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
The Au,i-Cus,om House Republicans.

The Anti. Custom House Republicans elected
delegates to the Republican State Convention last nght
After the Close Of the primaries. the delegates 20
submitted TO the Convention.
The address fccites that the Cust m Hons leaders
nave gro sly injured the parry aud deftOyed its en-
cheney b! debarring loyal Re ublicans frVm partic
u0n IN ls councils, and calls on the COnvcn.t n -
authorize the hiac Conn lttee to sugpeet
hJ which the differences In the party 10 this city nsy
Dc reconcilcd, aid men who have worked for
Its orgaDisalion may be given ayOce In its manage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
Re,urn Of Canal Engineer Rehn.

BUFFALO, Sept. 6.-Canal Engineer j. +. Behn.
who was Incorrectly reported a. having abscondcd has
returned to this city from business tour In the West
nuu has tulegraphed 10 the Governors Canal CONNIE
sOI, p.aCug himself NJ It's disposal ~ witness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

MoRRIsTOwN, N. j., Sept. 0.-Tho Roman
Catholic priests Of this neighborhood from their pu
PIT, yes crday, called upon each Cathonc voter to
scratch four OF the proposed amendments 90 the State
tOnsttu ion. hsn relate TO The public sehOo-, for
bildinv the appropriation Of public moneys teCta.
riAn inbt utiOus. There l. nSdcrabie excitement
andit h sHid the lrOtcstantA VIII gather in force 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
The I.e,,pds, Uo,e, au.,,e.x.

Me srs Ch rlcs and Warren Leland are THE
suSs suthorty for saying that their ent u
the Ocean Hotel At Long Branch, this has
emnently successful, pecuniariy and otherwise .aus
that they nre under pccuniary On ba ratsuDenL
After the closing ~ the Ocean Hotel Tor the
which they set down Ior the t5h INST thoy will taks
the employees OF that hotel Ia palace TIN
continent. and install them in the great Palace tei
Uar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

LoNDoN, sept. 6.-Lieut. .-Col. H. NJ. Will
son. Conse, satiye, one Of the members Of Par
II mcnt lor Wet suffolk, ana Nir IL. NJ. Fellden,
Cunscrg tive, "A momter for blackburn, are
dead. The former was only elected In June last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
A CoIIi.,on viii an Iceberg.

QUTBEC, Sept 6.-Che steamship Moraylan
arrived here THIS morning. Her passengers report that
Al midnight on the I'd inst when about one hundred
los, came In contact Vith large ictherR tut WAS
Immediately gOt cigar. wa loss al her LONsprit
WAtOr huc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
The Direc, Cable Working.

The New York Superintendent Of the Direce
United states Cable says that messages rasing
the cable at high rate of speed. AthOu h tae Para
day arrived the ground the I'D Of August (tea
Gays after calling irIm LOndoni, she had only three
IA Of moderate weather. during which she had pickea
ny the cattle IN goo iathWus OF water cut out tue fau
mud IN Ile the nna spllce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

BosroN, Sept. B,-l'he Hon. Thomas Talbot
has written letter Withdrawing hs name from the
list Of candidates for Governor upon the ground that
ms pronounced viegs un the temT rance question
might create a douLt to the sn ,rlN Of 1T, pur.
poses and give rise 10 suspicion tat TIE experiment
II the prVsont Law might no, receive tar lA " his
l.L.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
the OLD WORLD'S NEWS.
The Khoknnd Revolt Believed 20 have been
FomcnIed by AnkOob Khan.

LONDON, sept Ga special despatch to
tho Times from Berlin says Russia seems con
WINGED that the Khokand rebellion was foment-
ed by YAkoOb KHAN. An AGENT Of Nakoob's has
Just arrived at Odessa, but as he left before the
recent events IN Khokand, his arrival will hard
" serve to postpone retrlbutiNe measures by
Russia.
BELGRADE. Sept. 6.-The Servinn Minister
Of Foreign Afrairs has oflici lly notified the
Turkish Government aud tue Powers that Seryia
has taken the necessary measures to prevent
ar ed Dands going to the aid of the lIvrZego-
NlnlIn IIsIIILlNula.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

At about three o'clock yesterday morning Do
teotivcs King Lyon, Ward arrested you "
whom they found at I,ivingon and Orchard strccta.
arriving three baskets nlled Gu lcry and sivos
ware. At the Police Central ONCE they gave then
names " Nassau Powers aud Dennis Mccarthy. Too
properly htd been stolen rom Hars hardware .tOre, M
% Caharne street. In the Eesox Ms ke Police Court
the prisoners held drfau ~ 90 nail each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
A Bank robbed nj Midday.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept. 6.-whlle MI
Oney, Cashier Of tho bank. was alone at noon to-day
three mcn entered, and pacngpl os at his head, com
PEELED him To open the safe. colored man happened
In Mt this moment and also covered with revolver
n d comm udod 10 Keep Ati l when ho ud. The rOJ
hers po session of $1,000 with wAlch they uc
, ,ampud. a confederate had horses In waiting. An
ahrn " an INSANITY en- and tho CltlIrnb and p0Icc
started Ia pursuit. but failed TO oyCrake tU robbers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

On the eight OF March 81, John Bu 'klcy, Q
blacksmith Of S71 First avenue. STACKED by gang.
his right eye was gouged out aud 90 was stolen iron
him. Henry Noonan was paced on trial as one Of tbs
ruuocrs In General Sessions stcriaY. The proof thst
he vas OILS Of those Who assaulted DucKley con
elusive and the pre-. umptiOn inted that rod
btrT the purpose In perpetrating tn assault. Ts
jury, however. found him uuilt OF ssau and NoOnsn
was sentenced TO one year ga the pcnI.entiAry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

County Physician Dodd, Of Essex County, n.
j.. has directed that Henry stFaub whose wife wss
found dead on sunday he neld under arrest. Tho had
terms which he and his wife were the fac, that she
heard 10 cry Muf err and the appearance OF ths
body. and the position In vhlth II was pund lead 70
tie suspicion that she old not take her own life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
STATEN ISLAND.

Richmond county's delegates to the Saratoga
Rcpub leu Go ven Ton arc Gc, rge william Curtts,
OIYer II. Fisk, kntelInd Towhsend Messrs. stafford
aud WILCOX.
A boys suit OF clothing was found on the
h,ach nj the CaUp Nasuin-ton bHse bal grounds On
hun ay aud In bupposcd that tue owner was drownel
viii 6 Datulng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
Cnrii-ts -urrcndcrinG.

MADRID, sept. 6.-Numbers of Carlists
in all parts Of Catalonia, Navarro, and tho his
cavan provinces arc giving In their submiss Ion
q the Government oi King Alfonso, and asking
for amnesty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

Cant David iyner and his two sons OF Green
port. While n.hin for buc n n Snurd ". strucS .
Large ecnoOl OF sea OF which IA about hourr
tune they caught 1 ,.0l averaging w pUun. each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

MARsHALLTOwN, Iowa, Sept CA sixteen
yeai.old daughter Of W. H. kckoVer, living nvo miles
from tis place. cCmmi,t suicide by taxing doss OF
sirychnine on Ffiday afternoon The cause aAsig red
for the deed 10 d,atpIutnent because sue s0ud w.
attend circus,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
LONG ISLAND.

Judge q. II. bennett of Jamaica desires much
cIcdt Tor hving uerd the arrest Of tie thrcccurd
nontn and uthor gamblers A. k0ckawaY u sch on
SUNNY, and he assurcs the pu o tnat II 1, MS lnlen
ui te "iuue these raids until the beach ID enlueD
Fln " Ihetn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
Worth Cnrolinn,. Con.tilutLonaI Conyenilon

North Chroiinn's constitutional Convention.
RALEIGH, Sept. 6-lho state Convention net
here to-day ila members being present One vacancy
had been created by the death OF ex.QOV. Graham,
Two ballots for President resulted IN Mr. hansom
Qndepcndcnt DetnocraU receiving 90 votes, aud MIR.
DuCAory QiepuDiCaul bS, the Two Candidates NVliug
scattering, lcating the result undecided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
The American Cardinal.

RoME, sept. GA despatch from Turin
announces that Cardinal McCloskov has passed
through that city, aud will arrive hero to-
morrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
The Rcsul, of the Cnlifarnia Election.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. g. The vote for Gov
ernor a. far as returned ia as follows;
HNin, Democrat, $1,000 Phelps. Republican, s6O0Os
Bldwr, lndcuendenr, 5000. The legislative returns
not cOmpi O. hut the Democrats viii have hn over
vine Inning majority Bryant tue regular Democratic
candidate, 10 elected Mayor Oy a smal majority,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

Vice President wilson ana the Hon. hn Jay
will rdd tss the Society OF Rdculiurt anu riicuture
o. weslchcsler county On the ialr sr0uads W White
rtAlnk 10 mOrrVv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
Forged bond. of tho Northern Pacific Road.

Detectives are on the track Of forRers OF
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds TO the amount OF
tG7 600 An Oic' who called upon McCass, Pre- ident
OF the road Sc i,rai Tue nrst " - . Tue cVn-
pHny Of the ds,Jtt,i,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23
WHICH VIII YE CHOOSE Z

There is quite difference between
"the unwritten law Of the Republic" on
the third term question, as declared by
the Lancaster Convention, and the writ
ten law on the same subject us laid
down by Grant in answer to the deliv-
erance of that body. The Lancaster
platform on the third term isas follows
ReSoluei, That we declare firm and
unqualified adherence to the mieriten
ldp Of the Republic, ,chich riSeiy, and
under The sanction Of the most venerable
Of examples limits The Presidential seroict
Of dRy citizen 10 hcO terms, and we, the
Republicans of Pennsylvania, IN recog
milton Of this lar, are unalterably op
posed to the election TO the Presidency
Of any person for n third term.
The written law of the party, as de
livered by Grant is as follows:
Now for the third term" do a0t
rant il dny more than did tie first.
would not write or uttor word tC
change the will of the people in ex
pressing and having their choice. The
question of thcnumber of terms allowed
to any one Executive can only com,
up fairly in the shape of proposition
TO amend the Constitution, shape il
which all political parties can partici
pate, fixing the length Of time or th,
number of terms for which any one
person shall be eligible for the office o
President Until such an amendment /
adopted the people cannot BE- restricted il
Their choice By a resolution, further thai
they are Row restricted as 10 age, nation
dlity, etc, II may happen in The fitw
history Of the country that 10 change a,
Executive because he has been eight year
IN office icW prore unfortunate i not dis
dStrous. would not aecep
a nomination if it were rendered, unies
Il Should come Under such circumstance
TO make Il an Imperative duty, circum
stance not likely to arise.
Will some of the organs oblige tn,
4 public by stating just which OF the tw,
conflicting deliverences is to be accept
cd as the law of the party p. The Times
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN

How the Hon. Edward Mcpherson
must have chuckled in his sleeve when
he wrote the resolution for the Repub-
lican State Convention which says
Tie public domain, being tie heritage Of
tie people, should BE- reserved for actual
settlers erclusiuciy" The Honorable
Edward has been clerk of the House
of Representatives for eight or ten
years and knew whereof he was speak.
ing, During that time the Republican
party has been in the ascendant in
both Houses of Congress, and has had
q chief executive OF its own at the
other end of the avenue, and during
that time it has deliberately taken
from "actual settlers and bestowed
upon wildcat railroad corporations an
amount Of public domain equal in erteai
totheentire State Of Pennsylvania. Every
intelligent citizen must remember the
enormous grants of land made to the
Central Pacific, the Union Pacific, the
Northern Pacific, the Denver and
Santa Fee Railroad, the Lake Superior
and Mississippi, the Texas Pacific, the
st. Paul and Pacific, and n dozen Other
roads, most of which have already
proved to be bankrupt, and have in
volved the people, Independent of tn,
government in loss of hundreds o
millions of dollars. 1t is encouraging
to see thata change has come over The
minds of the Radical leaders. Prob
ably their plethoric pocket books ar,
not able to hold any more subsidies
but the nation would have been better
off to-day, by billion or so, if thil
streak of honesty had come TO then
ten or twelve years ago II is u littl,
late now to talk about preserving tn,
public domain for actual settlers, -
P0ftsuMe Standard.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23
AND so THEY 90.

Tho smasLinp of the rods IL going
an /, onrcors pbolns Dodge K Co.
y" ,,,,.1 II XXI nr Renublicanism n wear
"go c,ugb, il lesser rods have been
~ viii moro or Ieas severity by the
G,es and now tbo oreat house Of Cla-
G;n md 10 are indicted for deiraudinq
the Goyerpmentl Republicanism +
smosLing i,s IDOLS Millions ofoollars'
worth of Goods have moi mid full du.
tios Purchases of silks from liquor
dealeys have been made by ClaHin &
Go and his con6ding crcdulous house
never suspected nothin' nohow."-
Claim il one of H. w Beechers pil-
lars Claain bets on Henry. Clailin
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23
REM RKABLE PLEA.

The crooked" whislxcy manufac-
turers have raised the remarkable plea
that the seizure OF their tell-talc ac-
count books was in violation of the
Constitution of the United States
which declares that no person "shall
be compelled in any criminal case to
be witness against himself" The
case was recently argued before the
United States Court in Chicago. On the
part of the crooked distillers il was
contended that the compulsory en-
ployment of their books was equivalent
to making them witnesses against
themselves. Such employment of their
books of account was not very aptlv
compared to the use ofboot and thumb
screw to extort testimony in the mid.
die ages. Ex-senator Carpenter urged
in behalf of his clients that only the
material used in the manufacture of
whiskey could be lawfully seized, and
that the capture of the books was
such unreasonable seizure as is pro
hibitcd by the Constitution. In the
course Of his argument Senator Car.
penter declared that the government
of the United States has practiced
wrongs against the citizens for years.
which in England would overthrow n
ministry in an hour On the part of
the United States it was claimed that
if the seizure of the books of the
crooked distillers was unrcoeonollo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23

A SERIOUS CHARuE editor OF
the New York Sun makes the follow
ing damaging statements "The man
agemcnt of the national homes for dis
abled soldiers will require looking into
when Congress assemblies. These in
stitutions have been largely controlled
by Ben Butler, who has way of pro
viding soft places for his friends, and
who, unless ho is greatly slandered,
has a peculiar faculty for forming
friendships for people who do not find
approval in the estimation of tho pub.
lic We have had frequent complaints
from inmates Of the Home at IIamp-
ton, Va, where five hundred crippled
and disabled veterans are housed, al
leging that acts of tyranny are
common there, the institution being
under the control Of protegc of Gen
Butler. Great extravaganza and an
unauthorized use of the funds of the
institution are also charged against
the Deputy Governor by men who
send their names in confidence, though
they would not dare to have them il
print for fear Of the vengeance of the
officials who have been put over them
We know nothing Of the truth oI
these charges; but the inmates of the
institution have claims upon the coun
try, and if they have been badly treat
ed they should have the opportunity
to tell their story to Congressiona
committee, who would have the powel
to protect them from persecution foi
daring to complain. Reports of op
preston in other soldiers asyluml
have also reached us, and we hop,
their whole management will be inves
tigated in such n manner as to assur,
equal Justice to all concerned
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23
DrAru or A oyor Norm PoIlrIcIA,

DEATH OF A ONCE NoTED POLITICIAN
Gen. Duff Green, a gentleman who
once was a leading Democratic politi.
clan in this country, died on Thursday
last ut his home in Dalton, Ga. He
was man of culture and ability, and
for many years occupied q prominent
place in the political affairs Of the ma
tion. Under tho administration OF
Jackson and Van Buren, he was O
power behind the throne, and by hii
pen and voice aided in supporting anC
upholding those officials and the doc
trines they promulgated. Contcmpo
raneous with Blair and other men o
that class, he acted his part in such I
manner as TO command a full share o
public attention in all parts Of thu
country. Asa leader he was bold ant
dashing, and In many of the great polit
ical campaigns his management wa
both able and skillful.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23

A RAT IN THE CHEESE BoX.--The
Sunbury Democrat says, "Hcre is a
short pen picture of Bob Mackey, the
present State Treasurer of Pennsylva-
MIA. A Philadelphia paper chronicles
the fact that he drives span Of 81, 800
horses. When he was elected Treas
urcr in 1868, he didn't own as much
as n hob-tailed mule Out Of salary
of 81, 1000 he has not onl y lived at the
top of the heap, entertaining his friends
most handsomely, but has paid of
several thousands of dollars Of old
debts, subscribed several thousand dol
lars annually TO the Radical campaign
fund, lost $1,000 through Yerkos in
Philadelphia, bought $4,000 worth Of
stock in the Pittsburgh Commercidlpaid
for brown stone residence on one OF
the most fashionable streets in Phila-
dclphia, and now sports a 81, 500 span
Of horses. Isn't it about time for Re
publican State Treasurers tostep down
and out, and for tho rule Of n party ia
cease whose disciples do nothing but
feather their own nests York Gazette
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23


FAmED.-The attempt of Paul
Schocppc to break the will OF Miss
Maria NJ. Steineck, for whose murder
he was convicted IN 1869, has proved
n failure. The Orphans Court Of Bal
timore, on Monday last, had under
consideration the petition of SchoeppC
to revoke the will and letters tesla
mentary hereunder, upon the ground
of an alleged marriage between hin
and the tcstairix, entitling him to hei
entire estate. Judge Ingless deliver
ed the opinion that the petition ha'
failed to prove the marriage, and th'
documents of the petitioner wer'
forged. In the course of the trial
certified record of the police court o
Berlin was produced, showing tha
Schocppc had been convicted in a Ber
lin Germany court of the thrc'
crimes of larceny, forgery and cxtor
ton, and he is now serving out tera
in the Illinois State prison at Joliet
having been convicted in Chicago, un
der the name Of ]. p. Schulenburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23

THE "EAiY BTEp," &c,-Thc Ma
tional Christian Association will get
the Presidential worm if It is caught
by the early bird. At its session in
Pittsburgh on Friday il nominated
Hon. ], B, Walker OF Illinois, for Pres
dent, and Hon, Donald Kirkpatrick, ol
New York, for Vice President. Tn,
platform adopted takes ground against
the importation, manufacture or sale
Of liquors against tho liberation oI
secret societies against land monopo
lies and in favor OF civil equality, ar
bitation as mode of settling nationa
difficulties, a sound and ample govern
mcnt currency, justice to the Indians
and direct vote for President through
the abolition of the device of elcctora
colleges On u tariff plank the associ
alton found itself unablc TO harmonic
differences of opinion.