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The New York herald., 1875-09-18
rorHER BUSINESS rA11uREs.

The suspension Of the firm of Mallory Butterned,
dealers in paper boards, No Al Broadway as also of
the arm Of schuchardt Co., bankers, No 40 Ex
change place, has already been noticed.
The failure of the large sugar house Of William
M0ller Sons of No 90 Wall street. Announced in the
early part Of the week. has been the general topic of
conversation in business circles. II is said that the
City Bank holds $47 600 of their dscredted paper No
statement Of their condition has yet been published
and all information is withheld for the present by the
members of the firm.
The firm of Anderson Bros, -four merchants, in
Brooklyn, 4. d., suspended last Wednesday The
Of their failure is the impossblity Of collecting
outstanding amounts due them in time TO meet matur
ing engagements Their liabilities stated as
$50 000 Their assets S37 600 only half Of
which is at present available meeting of the cred
tors principally members of the Produce Exchange
was held yesterday, and Mr.. Martin Ibort ap-
pointed assignee
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BURDETTE-CuRIsTIE the residence OF the
BRIDES prrents, Nyack, the Hudson, Wednesday,
September 10, by Rev. H. V. Voorhls GEORGE w. Bur.
DErTE Of New York. to JENNIE NJ, daughter of Aaron
L. Christie.
CooK-LEEs On Wednesday evening, September Is,
at the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Dr.
Williams, Of Orange, j. MINER Cook to EMILY s.,
daughter of John W. Lees, both Of Livingston, N. j.
EGE-CREAMERAt Jersey City, September 15 at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. j. H.
G. McKown, d. d., JACOB W. EGE TO KATE T., daughter
Of John l.. Crcamer
FERGUsoN-GRRESuoRN New York city on
Friday, September H. by Rev Samuel NJ. Hamilton
minister Scotch Presbyterian church, New York.
Glasgow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. John, N B., on tho
l6th inst by the Rev Henry Pope Jr, JAMES HENDER-
SON Of Glasgow to KATIE TnoRNE daughter " the late
G, T, Sanction. ESQ, ST. J0ha " y
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DECISIONS.
sUPREs1E coURT-cHAMBERs
BY Judge Brady.
In the matter Of VI les opinion.
BY Judge Donohue.

In lne matter OF Mlles-Opinon.
BY Judge Donohue
Curry Jr IS Curry; Krebs vs.. the Louisiana Mu-
tual Insurance Company; Manhattan Life Insurance
Company vs. Adrance ct al Kloppman vs.. Klopp-
Savings Bank Barton; Barringer VS.. Schwarz;
matter OF Hammill; Foster vs.. Lynch matter Of Lip
pincott matter Of Davis ct AL matter Of Johnson;
the FIRST National Bank Of Marshall vs. Robinson
Granted.
Nichols VS. Nussbaum.
Pease and another vs. Laneyi Clark vs Van Loon
ct al Rockhorn vs.. Miller ct al Bentley ct al
schuIhoH; woodmansee vs.. Hanford- Motions denied
Dudley vs. Spear ct al ; National Photographers
Chemical Company vs. Meirs-Motions granted
Murray VS.. Murray. Motion denied, with costs.
Clark vs.. Van Loon.-Dened. See memorandum.
LIGHT VS.. Rogge; Laudgrebe VS.. Hopkins Sherwood
VS. Bruce; Matter Of opening Lexington avenue
wish 70 see counsel
Blakslee VS.. Brown.-Must be referred
Schmidt vs.. schwer--Matter Of Fulton Orders
Yost vs. Yost-Dened
Megarge vs.. Megarge; Yerkes vs. salomon--Motions
denied without costs.
Wightman VS. The Central Baptist Church. BROOKLYN
D-Moton granted costs OF plaintiff to abide event
Gormly vs. ng.-Motion granted $40 costs to plain
Bopuet VS.. Llthauer.-An tho amendments are not
marked.
Latourette VS. Quinn-No statement Of costs fur
nished
Holdane vs. Mttnaoht Motion granted Judgment
70 stand defendant TO pay $40
SeNen vs.. Cheever, Seaver va The Mayor. &c-Meun-
Matter Of wncox-Cannot make this order; on no
Dudley, VS.. Shear &c.-Motion granted with stay
Real Estate Trust sCompany VS.. Rader-Motion
granted, order 20 be settled notice
Matter Of HamilL-l think judgment debtor and
plaintiff should have notice.
Meyer Judclsar; Same vs. Same.-Granted $40
costs
SUPREME coURT-sPfc1AL TERM.
BY Judro wcstbrook
vose vs. Cowdrey, ct ai-Demurrer sustained See
opinion
Island Ferry Company. Judgment for plaintiff See
opinion.
SUPERIOR CoUBT-sPECLAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
French ct al vs. Connolly injunction continued
until The further order Of the Court Opinion.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company vs. Bul
lock.-Report Of referee confirmed
The Produce Bank VS. Morton ct sl-MOtior
granted. Memorandum.
Dictz vs. Boehen ct al-Judgment OF foreclosure.
Sroesoeck ys. Owen.--Ordor granted
MARINE coURr-cHAA1BERs.
BY Judge Joachimson.
Saewskl vs. Simon Arnaud vs. Emagaw, Sehmttc
vs. Bornhcim.-M Motions granted.
Donaldson vs. Landers.-Moton denied
wills VS.. Dexter.-Motion granted
Blum vs. Fass- Inquest for plaintiff for f34S 45.
hetzger VS.. Berwin.-Order may be taken that dc.
fendant pay 500 and costs
Gassmuck vs.. Dnsmore; Oelsner vs. Brunswick -
Motions granted.
Brown Va. Kain-M0ton denied
Hutchngs vs.. Belng; Culver vs. Beck Lacom,e vs.
POTTER; Nacrz VS. Koehler: FranLfeldt vs Warrick
Hoyt Va Helfcnsten; Spear vs. Moouey.-Motions
granted TO advance causes
BY Judge Gross
ONera vs. GrinneL-Case settled and lcd
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WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK.

SECOND DAY OF THE SEPTEMBER TRoTTINo
MEETING-sUsIE AND BONNIE doom THE
WINNERS.
The second day OF the September trottng meeting OF
the West Side Driving Park passed off quite satisfac
tory The track fair and the attendance quite as
good as on the opening day Two events we're on the
programme-the first being purse of $3.50 for horses
that never beat 242 mile heats three in five, in har
ness OF eleven entries five responded to the
call of the judges. The bay mare SUSIE
was the choice in the pools, but before the
horses started she dropped in the betting as
certain winner and for second money the rates then
ruled Dun geding Don, $40; brown gelding Central
Boy SIS; the field $40. Susie the race in three
straight heats Don taking second money and Tommy
Moore third premium.
The second event was purse of $780, miles heats,
for runners which brought three contestants to the
post 1t was won by the bay mare Bonnie Doom
SUMMARY.
WEST SIDR DRIVING PARK, NEAR JERSEY CITY, N. j.
Second Day of ihe September Trotting Meeting.
Judges-A c. Wilson, W. Cowan and Thomas Gross.
FIRST RAcE-TRoTTIsG.-Purs Of $3.50, for horses
that never beat 2:42 Mile heats three in five, in har
ness $50 to the rs SIS TO the second and $50 TO the
third horse.
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A CRIME DISCLOSED.

Yesterday forenoon Oscar Kolsteaf and William
Lange we're arrested in Newark and held for trial
charge Of arson. 1t appears that the night Of
July Z, the dwelling in Hunter street, owned
by Kostean and occupied by him and Lange,
was set on FIRE and damaged that the
Home Fire Insurance Company paid Kosteaif
over $500 to reimburse him for his loss. Meanwhile a
report came the Of Chief Engineer Brown that
Lanre had declared that 1t he who had fred the
dwelling and did it at the nstgation Of Kosteaf on a
promse Of $500 out Of the insurance. Kostean was
absent from the city when the place fred Lange
was not paid the $500 alleged to have been prom
ised Hence II Is presumed, he 'blew" the affair. The
pair are held for the action Of the Grand jury which is
taf,vu IN
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RoBBING GODS HOUSE.

few days ago a woman named Mrs Owens of most
unsavory reputation and just out Of Jail for theft
Quoted herself with such singular devoutness in St
Plus Roman Catholic church, East Newark that she
attracted the attention of young girl OF the congrega-
ton The woman was observed TO pay marked attention
TO the affairs the sanctuary. The matter brought
to the attention Of the sisters of ST. Plus who upon
examination. found that a number Of altar cloths and
ornaments had disappeared from the several aars An
officer duly informed, and he arrested the woman
as she about leaving one OF her visits Nothing
was found on her person, however, but subsequently
the stolen articles discovered In second hand
clothing store, where Mrs Owen had sold them. She
awaits the action of the Hudson county Grand Jury
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requested TO keep 20 OF and behind those en-
gagged Ia the and 10 be careful not TO interfere with
them in any way, particularly at the turning points
Yacht owners may obtain cards OF the entries ana al
owances, and further instructions, If needed, on the
morning Of the race from the judges on board the
Neversink which will be at the club house, Staten
Island, until quarter TO eleven A. NJ
Members wishing 20 accompany the yachts over the
course obtain tickets admitting them on the Never
SINK by applying at either of the club houses on or be-
lore Tuesday evening, 2Sth inst
The Regatta Committee consists Of William krebs, w.
Is. Bend and r. K Cooke
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KArz-RuNDsrErM September Is, by the Rev.
Dr. Heubsh at Paterson n D. WILLIAM KATE, OF
Newark, TO MARY RUNDsrEN, OF Paterson, n. j.
Observation-Disclosures. Oak Hill West Haven,
Conn, by the Rev. Howard Crosby, d. d., LII d., ths
Rev. GEORGE j. MISGNs to Mrs HARRIET T. WILLIAM
SON. both Of New York CITY,
hCARTHUR-OwENs.-- Tuesday, November 3, 1874,
by the Rev. Father Mignard, s. j., JOSEPH McARTHUIs
TO LULU c. OWENS, both Of this city
READ-ST. JoHN.-On September 9, 1876 at Niagara
Falls by the Rev q. Herlzog OF the First Church OF
Christ, Buffalo, ~ y, LEONARD v. READ, of Colusa,
Cal, to CATHARINE NJ. H. ST. JOHN, of this city. No
cards
WmTE-WATKNs September g. at Harlem by Rev.
J. A. Seitz, EUGENE WHITE to JULIA f. daughter of J.
Y. Watkins, Jr.
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CORONERS' CASES.

AT noon yesterday, as Hannah Williams aged twenty
three years residing No 9Os East Forty fifth street.
engaged in hanging clothes upon pulley line
from the fourth floor of her house, she accidentally
fell Of the window to the yard and was instantly
killed
John Roberts, aged fifteen years the boy WHO
fatally burned at the fire in Elm street on Thursday
afternoon, died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital
At eight O'Clock yesterday morning one of the keep
ers on Blackwels Island found the body Of infant
floating the East River 1t sent TO the Morgue.
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THE STRANDED SLOOP.

The sloop NJ s. Forshay, from Virginia, loaded with
sweet potatoes which lost her mast in the gale the
10th inst on the Jersey coast and went ashore
Sandy Hook hauled or on Thursday by the Coast
Wrecking Company and towed up TO their dock at
Stapeton, S. l. Her cargo was shipped to this city,
and yesterday her owner, Mr. David Forshay, Of Tot
tenve s. L. had the vessel towed round TO that place
fUa1r
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
HE ArLANT1cs AGAIN BADLY DEFEATED.

THE ATLANTICs AGAIN BADLY DEFEATED.
The Athletic Club, Of Philadelphia, finished quota
of games with the Aantics of Brooklyn, the Union
Grounds yesterday The contest sided and un
interesting and terminated in easy victory for the
visiting club 1t is rumored that yesterdays game will
be the last which the Atlantcs will part this
season Appended is the score--
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In regard 10 the application on behalf Of the Blocker
Street Railroad Company 10 havo Mr. Harlowe ap-
pointed trustee Of the mortgage for the benefit Of the
bondholders an answer put in yesterday before
Judge Donohue In Supreme Court, Chambers objcctng
TO the appointment II was also avorrod that negoua-
tons we're pending with responsible parties who were
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A COW ON THE RAMPAGE.

Shortly before nine O'Clock yesterday morning
wandering and reckless appeared South Fifth
avenue near Blocker street. to the CONSERVATION OF
the passers by. Patroman Knapp, of the Eighth
precinct chased the animal into Washington Park,
wherein ample room afforded for target practice,
nd shot her
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There will be fine game on the Union Grounds this
afternoon when the Athletic and Mutual clubs will play
for the seventh time.
The Fyaways and Concords play to-day the Capito-
line
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
pnfara Tudoa Eaerniro
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCEs.

ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCEs.
Bernard o'Rourke, lately the keeper Of a liquor store
at No $50 West Forty second street. was yesterday
held for examination charge Of false pretences
The complainant, Ephraim Howe, wholesale liquor
merchant Of No. lis Elm street. alleges that some time
ago he was induced 70 give ORouTke credit for liquor
10 the value Of $405 upon his representation that he
had secured partner with Sl0,0 600 capital This sum
repaid, and O'ROurke's statement concern
ing his partner is alleged to have been false and uttered
with fraudulent intent Shortly after the purchase
Of the liquor O'Rourke sold out by the Sheriff
AN ALLEGED ''sTRAw BoNDsMAN."
Patrick Dooley commission agent, aged fortytwo
years OF No 919 Fourth avenue, held a charge
Of perjury alleged to have been committed in the
Superior Court, before Judge Sedgwck the 23d Of
July last Dooey for the purpose Of qualifying as the
bondsman Of one John Merriheld, the defendant in
SUIT brought by George d. Brooks swore that he was
tA owner Of the tenement No l27 Mott street, and
that he WORTH above his Indebtedness over So 600
Both these statements are alleged to have been lase
and uttered with a fraudulent intent.
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THE PARK THEATRE TROUBLES.

This up again yesterday in the courts Tho
seizure Of the property OF the theatre, under the
circumstances already detailed, has given rise to a
yexatous litigation and very injurious to the pro-
pretor The first attachment issued against the property
by Judge Joachimsen of the Marine Court
on the technical ground that Mr.. Hertz who obtained
m attachment against the property, signed his firm
name TO the bond, and also on the ground that the
Deputy Sheriff charge had aoused the process by
acting exorbitant charge for allowing the property
70 remain. Another attachment was got in
read both sides before Judge Donohue in Supreme
Court, Chambers The aflidavts for the defendant
aege that when the seizure made under the sec
ond attachment the officer spoke insultingy 10 Mr..
Stuart for 'giyng him away" The debt IS not de-
MED by defendant but the allegation OF residence
which the attachment granted is traversed and
any danger Of his removing the furniture, he says
his furniture all theatrical and If removed elsewhere
would be worthless Judge Donohue adjourned the
matter 10 Monday when each side will submit ahdavits
the non residence question.
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RECENT BUSINESS FAILURES

MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF LEE, SHEPARD
DILLINGHAM;
largely attended meeting of the creditors Of the
suspended book publishing firm of Lee Shepard Il Dill
lingham was held yesterday at the store In
Broadway. Mr.. James Miller, assignee OF
the house, took the chair temporarily He
stated the business to be considered and
hoped the creditors would arrive at conclusion
which would result in the re-establshment of the
Germ. He nominated Mr. Smith Sheldon, of the firm Of
Sheldon & Co., chairman, and Mr.. Charles A. 0app, Of
the firm of Messrs i. 2. Dutton Il Co., appointed
secretary. Mr.. Miller presented his report to tho
and liabilities OF the suspended firm. which
as follows:-
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TIE SUSPENSION OF Mo1LER 4 SONS

junior member of the firm of Moler Sons, sugar
refners the ability of the firm to survive its
present difficulties. Business is partially continued
and numerous friends are Offering cooperation The
firm earnestly ask for suspension of opinion until
proper investigation is published.
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FOSTER BRorHERs' BANKRUPTCY

The firm of Foster Bros of Brooklyn, yesterday 6ed
petition in bankruptcy They agree pay fifty cents
on the dollar and the creditors viii the Both
inst to consider the question.
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CLFVFR CAPTURE.

Ofncer Larkin, OF the Eighth precinct, about two
O'Clock yesterday morning surprised two burglars IN
the store Of julius Klonkee fur dealer No l34 South
Fifth avenue while they were in the act OF packing
quantity of valuable furs. One OF the burglars sue
ceeded in making his escape by jumping of second
story window, but the officer caught the other as he
was endeavoring TO follow his comrade The prisoner
gave his Frank Collette. He is well known TO
the police a professional burglar, and has formerly
been employed in several fur houses in New York as
clerk and salesman He is expert in the fur trade.
Judge Bixby held him in 81 600 bail to answer
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TOAIBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge WandelL

Henry Never an alleged dealer in a faro bank at No
Park place yesterday held for trial by Judge Wan
dell in default Of 81 900 bail -Four other parties who
were found the premises at the time Of the Of
Never were also arragned participants in the game
Counsellor Price for the defendants insisted that the
evidence insufficient 70 connect them with the case,
and moved their discharge, which was granted Judge
Wandell cautioned them TO avoid faro banks for the
future, which they all religiously promised TO do
SELLING BREWERY STAMPS
william Pukulskie, proprietor Of the barber shop
under the Prescott House. Of Spring street and
Broadway, charged with having in his possession
81 361 worth Of brewery stamps, such used by
lager beer dealers and with attempting to sell the same
Detectives Muller and Sullivan who arrested Pukulskie
and believed they had a good case failed to bring up
any evidence TO sustain their charge Counsellor Peter
Mitchell for the defendant moved for his clients dis
charge first the ground that Judge Wandel had no
jurisdiction because there proof that crime
had been commted; second that the crime itself had
not been clearly proved and third that the defendant
was not called up to explain the possession Of the
stamps The Judge discharged the prisoner.
RoBBrNG HIS EMPLOYER.
Alfred W Citizens Is proprietor Of the London Pub
fishing Company whose office is at No II Park place
Some time ago he discovered that some one was robbng
him, as his stock gradually and unaccountably d.
minishlng lie reported the Captain Saunders,
Of the Twentysevenh precinct who placed the matter
in the hands OF Detective Mcdonald. Mcdonald mme-
datey put several men 70 work 10 act decoys They
went into the store and bought goods with money which
was marked. The result the arrest OF Joseph De
Guerre a porter in the establishment lie had been In
Mr. Gfttens employ for six years aud was greatly
trusted He had BEEN II appears, in the habit Of sell
ing books at third their market value The marked
money was found IN his possoasOn DE Guere pleaded
guilty.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby
LONG LOST TRUNK.
On the 9Th OF August the house OF Mr. John Rosen-
quist No 100 Beecker street, was broken into, and
trunk containing $40 worth Of clothing carried
away A man named August Paul, well known TO the
police offered the trunk for sale TO Peter herguet Of
No 100 Wooster street. on Wednesday last Merguei
bought IL and then informed O1lcer Carr Of the Fi
teenth precinct who arrested Paul IN saloon in Amy
street on Thursday night The prisoner was held IN
l 81, 900 bail to answer
TOO TRUSTING.
Early yesterday morning a stranger in the city
named Herman Vet accostcd two men In Broadway,
Thirty first street. and asked them to direct him
TO Twenty third street and Sixth They replied
/ that they were going in that direction. Ho accom-
panied them ana they conducted hIm INTO stable in
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PACING AT DEERFooT PARK.
RNrRIEs

DEERPoOr DRIVING BARK FRIDAY, SEPT 1T-Purse
$1,000; $500 the first 5000 the second and 500
10 the third horse mile heats best three in ve under
the saddle
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West Forty first street. and while there robbed him OF
So in money, a penknfe and silver watch. Felt 5
cries for help attracted officer Dun OF the twenty
ninth precinct who took the two thieves into custody
AT the station house they gave their names as william
Stuart and Michael Burke Yesterday Judge BlNby
held the prisoners in 81 900 bail each TO answer ana
committed Yet 70 the House Of Detention.
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ATLANTIC
BASE RAIL- NOTES.

Umpre-Mr Mathews, or the MutualS
First base by errOrs-Athletic 10; Atlantic, l.
Runs earned-Athletic, 0; Atlantic, z
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Owners b. m sae e.....................1 2
G. H. Smiths b. z Sleepy George. 2 2
W. H. Crawfords r. g. Copperbottom. ...... DR.
G. Walkers ch. & Granger ................ dr.
C. Furey's b. Hoosier Dick k............. dr.
j. Costello's b. g. Boy. Observation-Disclosures DIR.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
A LONG LOST TRUNK.

Early yesterday morning a stranger in the city
named Herman Veit aocostcd two men in Broadway,
Thiry-hrst street. and asked them to direct him
TO Twenty third street and Sixth avenue They replied
that they going in that direction. Ho accom-
panied them ana they conducted hlm INTO stable ia
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BY Judge Curtis
French ct al, vs. Connolly. injunction continued
until The further order Of the Court Opinion.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company vs. Bull
lock.-Report Of referee confirmed.
The Produce Bank VS.. Morton ct sL-Moton
granted. Memorandum
Dctz vs.. BOehen ct aL-Judgment OF foreclosure.
GroesDeck vs Owen.--Ordor granted
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-22

The Washington Republican and it's
neighbor, the Chronicle, have both abused
Gen. Forrest bitterly, in past years, for
not "fraternizing" with the negroes and
treating them as ''men and brethren. "
Now, when Forrestgoes to negro picnic,
fraternizes to the extent that he makes a
pretty speech to the "colored ladies'
and tells his audience that he wants to
get nearer to them, these singularly con-
tradictory papers abuse him for his
friendly attitude to the negro and de-
nounce. him as hypocrite. The truth
is, that the nearer healthful reconcile
alton between discordant elements
through the country approaches. the
more enraged do the s'truly loyal be-
come They would give worlds to keep
up the old antagonism between North
and South, but they must signally fail,
for the people are coming nearer
together.