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Tho r:csent c*uc,s a. The Opposition party. Thny
xanld then IN acting with Democrats throughout tho
t'ninr, only Under aup.hor nop,-de- plume.

Tho r:csent cuc,is A The Imposition party. Thns
wand then IN acting with Democrats throughout tho
t'ninf, only Under Aupihor nop,-ie -pIunc.
Mr. A. {. tiEn!Nu
ts Tint IN al!teon 10 what had been stated hy Mr,
tThhau, En vfo, ray tint carly APRIL 1875, hs
Ind hnKgsft"xi To itaa!nR Democrats. by whom no
whs Invited IN conference ht Dupkos Hotel Ia re-
nrE,nafn r. thn Democratic party. They declined,
Later tecy n9aa cclinr!, md the Oprcstfon VIA Or
Kanzed. lie mentinirtl II iccatlRc aorne nj hoHn
srsent fnrani to think victory aya In ntrse4 lie
remtnf.rI them shat Democrats ssGgnAtMt thn na1no
Cooperation =" that Tho cali for Tho laat State Gcvcn-
tim "'ACl, Opposition. not Dnmorratic, Con.
sChrs"n, WAR ~sltlt l'y nomocrnt III The Sherman
ito'nn; ths. ttlrrr Democratic party In Now
i"ei: only tle Irnoera c- Ibernl party fhsk Demo
tssis EVERY sisy tell hiul thry dill MT kuor nhetter
IT, Ohio Dsmo:71ry ns tho New York Democracy was
10 urnocsntir lary; that IN Massachusetts tt waa
80 Reform party, hRl TINT ho oppressed fur tho
s!trB rnkr Of 10 slisbsning Tho nr8sn!kA-
lion Of tin Orrntpn party yrder tn form al,olhcr
fnCstntally 10 rrhrEri thst liza candidate ant
.iod ,rit only /, tho distates Of the t'ppcnitiou
Convention. lie added tlero we're ,nen In tbn cty
WIN Ind for years made rlecn # selling ont TIN
Democratic f'srty tn iIcr1t ttraiF, whn wnnto
aHn'n TO o nj. and that thr frpullcans wrEo ready
10 hHy.
Alter furtf:cr unimrprtaut discussion h, the mode
~ r.lItttNK ~ nkr:es, tho HH.tute ole rct y Mr..
c Aoyne was nrttp.cI by the mover of tl,e rsaa!u-
tt'. and tho preamble, irxt resolution. anil ar. Le
AtJ1ea suhstliuf" fur thr rrnaing rent ]aeinns
h.ttt TlIe Club thtn tdtotrAtd. +" Friday cvehtn9
0f hclt week.
, 1875-09-24
IN GENERAL.
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.


GREAT REPUBLICAN GATHERING At WARREN
!spee,a! Dtspsteh ta Ths chtcoao Tribune,
CLEVELAND. O., sept. 23.-The great Repub-
lican mass-meeting 1T Warren to-day WAS QUE of
the most significant ovcnta OF tho campaign.
The whole Congressional District Represented by
Con. Garfield united In a great enthuaiaatlc
demonstration In favor OF NepubllcAnsm aud
honest money; 25,ooo people were as.
Be1nbled, and the procession which marched
through The strcotB and fllod the public square
md adjoining streo.a WAS SO long that It con-
Humed an hous in passing given point The
sposkors wero Gov. IIayoB, Bon Wade, Col.
oEosvonoF, aud Judge Taft. Fifteen
bands Of mussc artillery, and Are CON-
panies largo delegations from townships, aud An
toes were Included In the prncess!on Among thc
motsSss r. H. ysso aho fooTpS IN Hayes Et
y qa.se u . s1%ssns @st w0th ass a
@ Her." "Tais IT. i Not oaF Fnnst.l-Nev York T.ies
G,n,,sa, G.5s Of TIE oerss" ons wagon contained
70 turning % imitation greenbscks for dis
Sa1s Il" :Ss h ssGx5 T. TT 4,,
Confidence Company Allen 4 Csry, Bakers" oue
ot tLa tnost luicIous features Of tho procession wa
eysfy eouee7abjo g.sp, md wearing ,nasts. % Tha.e
WORTHLESS claimed to rorrtsent tho unwashsl and un-
ssrss 9rassa s1a sssrsea :pes4 md
ness. '
barbecue, for which whole OK had boen fosztod
and wagon leads OF biscuits provided was ons Of ho
features Ut tho day. This WAS eaton u tho psEk And
sboya tho stand on which II was placed wss liz IN
scI!pt!on. " Th!a IL tho true tnhatlo;,."
Tho nIaBa-Mcesiug IN the Afternoon was one OF the
uao.t colossal adass In Ito c4mpaiHn history
"f sLs Slate. Tho spesten' STAND. iho land sispj,
and sven ths htBh cupo!a u tia Coust- House wefe
were the following: Tho pops,s NJ Do !" No At.
uc9hau In Ouss;" "ho unIon OF Church s1d State
" Fog horn Alen;" "ln1atton; "GrAybseks.
Gsesntacts, lIoorbscis, Na-bacis !" stssnaltop.
,tepudtattpn.. Damuatton;" "Alsn aud Cary:
' s wpeas az uyosSs ypsSs
st.ltutiouai; !s1s-fsint 'em BY The million =
"iIsrascratb!o ssy4 hard ,nonry y; .Fcso .cIoos'
an1 lont.t money II 1.-THE BOOK before Tho psleat"
" fFes sehoois for \ FREQ people, stc.
WIRE automatically received. Tho great outponriug
" hepntllcan voters. the Crowuiug oYent of il kind
10 lho loIt!c hBtory Of the Blata mar Be accented
a. "a Indication 6f what tho Waxlern Rs8orvs II ffe-
Ffo4 to do ot tho 18th OF Octobas
, 1875-09-24
CRIMINAL.

S,nr ilne urtnH Wednesday night theiycs broke in!s
thr work room Of d. Halt X Co. ncrchaus taiots Al
ljo Dearborn ktroct, nni cars,ll oG consldceahir
amour: OF cothtuY heloaGin7 tn ae customers Of tis
firm.
young rusn ahon. q years Of aRe, who ray4 c ia
cpAroriter, ami wllu Ctsrstuc nj Juhn l'urns,
~aa locked tip IN the SEneon A;tcc. Station for At.
tempting to rapcn respectable young Indy, whom he
ila ndnvesi To accompany him. with the lndcrstaut
srFrs" wlilc atteap.is to to tnrso M ,s sr In,o hutS
Of iilfan West Warrington areet, unter rEeten 70
that II WAN ifs bossdlnR.housc.
Harris Friedman no long aa established repairing
and cleaning establishment for clcthrs at M. Jl;,
south Clark are3t, anl, having secured eor,u $i.iNl
worth 0! eot,i4K to ~ up. ho packed Tho same thtu
tbs eong Who ft' o m
thcc. telegram w4s sent to liostnn asking the
rss of Friel,nan aud the reply indicated that 10 had
leed arEease aud befng held Dttectlsn sIcG4r-
rge eft for snn last oTcuing TO scort the eieancr
VI clothes back 10 this city.
Maudo Stewart, the yonng etFl rhp ~as wounded ty
nstray Glltt during the nrogre's Of Drunken quar-
rel In Donnclleyt eAlOcn, At No. 81 West Madison
strce: raE1y last Tuesday mnrnng, died Of her intur
iss At a:au o'clock Yesterday :ferneon Ate: he A.
strsct. and there ne died, anA was afterwards removed
to tyr aorse TO await AZ inquest Which will ho Nrd
,nsu: Il H ee.s1fF sn .hs s ~. o s. Ms N
Mcdonald, and Nsary, the young mum Who shot hrs
arc both conhncd in tho County jail.
TIE MiLLEN.sTNEEt EtHCCF.
Miller street, In tho West Division, might haro been
Al sey had Ii not lem christenei attract by cob-
bling DGtehman, who, n sple Of his ttade, knew more
Gooa Tie quantfty Of blue sky II wotd take to make
hnself pair Ut brrechea than he dill about toros-
rsrhy or surveying either. hut tho devious patti of
reole who live 1t eat sud drink like other people,
ons os o h,,1 1p s4s sst1 t,x s"p to- sh
tlc roice Court. Sevr1al Of themllsvo already mi
she,nselvea on recort md several others aeetn
privilege or dining tile lint all nepYa n,
, 1875-09-24
STATUE or sr0NewslL JACKSON,

1llcnNoNp, Va. Sept. 23.-Fo1oy's stat,,o o3
Gen. Ihomaa i. Rtonewall Jackson, prosecuted
to rirynsn by tho Hon. DoroBeford Hope, NJ. p.
and anotLor English gentleman, which arrived
hero last oveuing from Baltimore, Was for.
mAlly roceisol today by Gov. Kenpos,
tho reception. Tho Firat Regiment Virginia
Volunteers aud yotcransof tho old First Virginia
aud Richmond floWitzers acted NJ escort to tia
wagon containing the atatuc, which wns covered
with the ilaga OF Gre&t Britain and Virginia, VA
First Regiment and largo number OF oitizeps.
whero Coy. Kempor mato Tho formal reception
speech. The atAtuo will DO unveiled in Octobor.
, 1875-09-24
WARD MEET!klGS,

An adjourned iaootinJ Of the Tenth Ward tlF-
position Cino was held NJ No. 81 West Madison
ttrett last evening, 7. u. O'1laro In tho CHAIR.
Tho Committee, appointed for that purroso At
tho last Meeting, reported constitution and by
laws for tho Clnb Of tho usual character. and
tile following M permanent of!lcerH i: President,
+. H. OiIaro; Yfce-president, David McCar-
thv Secrc:arJ, r. ID. t;oltinS Treasurer, T,
s1arsauGh ; Corresponding Secretary, s. &. Fur
The report was. after nome discussion, adopt.
cd Hlthout opposition.
4 few maudliI speeches were made BY sevcrst
Obscure LOCAL po'isc'an. in eutogy Of tho 0ppo-
sislon party. bnt thc most prominent waa q. T.
dneod as = fceeut convert. lie said ho hal nsvsr
he.r uf eorrupttona in parties md 1udiyisusIs but
Ilacing ts hand 70 Ills heart ha could ray. sreatia
lie continued IN aoIf.ladatory haraneuc for which
0 Ia provesbfal ~ orator. and closed with urging
hts hearers to follow ha chaato atcrs and unsuille1
Capt. Fccney, 8 candidate for Alderman, wAs called
Upon for speech, hut ho declined 10 say anything,
urging tho c1cr1Be that he WIS unptcJnrctt.
Mr Martin moved that 1t DO declared tho sense of
The Club that + g. Foensy should ba the oppoatson
candidate for Alderman OF tho Wnrtl.
Tho nation was seconded and rreras!el unani-
had loon thsast upoa bin. md. decnius .gssn i 70
speak, nsaured tho meeting tat. II he eccIed ho
WDttl1 do his entire duty to lis ward.
My. Fofhan with wow to testing tho eenee Of Tho.
meeting. made motion that delegates to tho City
Convention be aefectcd at primary election.
Thr Chair about to put tho motion, but wns
Interrupted BY Mr. nugcr. who said Tho primary ecc-
tona wern the very cehspous OF corruption, and
fsauEh. With a manner Of evil, and eorscd stl-
Ilot prevn.
Capt. Fcsney rcplio.t. Ho In favor OF selecting
Gae9ates at tic primaries.
Air. Forhan said the primary systom IVES tho child
IT John Quincy hdatns. and he SAN no rrsson why 1t
l1onld hn abandoned ut this time4
After some further dscushion Tho primary syBtem
declared adapted Tho selectipn desgntes 10
the Opposition Convention for tho ward.
few pcrsona then strsgglet up to the Betrotary'H
etak and had their nasuas enrolled After which tho
1Icettng adjourned for otc week.
THE SEVENTH WARD.
meeting OF tho disAnec:ed onea Of the Seventh
Ward WEB he'd laFt night at H4ckh Hall, corner OF
Brown and Tweutieth streets. Tho attsnd3uco was
susa but ths organization Of tho Seventh Ward JET
iEhoutan Club was effected, oheafa elected, and
toleRse to tho Jofet1onihn Council WAS appointed.
Tho otlcess gro as follows: J. q. schaav, Fresi.
EMEk1n, Secretary: r. Uonovnu, Treasurer; aud
hitssrs. Griffin, ts5an, Egan. nowo, and a1cDonnel
,,austtute the Executive Committee. Mr.. Jamea
Looley mas appointed ths delegate to the Council
Eut little business besides enrolling tho Of this
nlnmbnrs VIA transacted tho speakers eIpected Wen,
not present, aud expressions Of opposition to Ropus
l!tanlAm and corruption were confined 10 Ao Ire,i-
llcnt- elect.
Tho next meeting occurs ot Just e,leh timo nd
,lAce as the rrcblent Of tho club shall designate Ia
lu, to be issuol At hls owu discretion.
, 1875-09-24
THE GREENBACK MEN.

NEW Yonk, Sept. 23.-A largely attended
mas@neet1.g 1as hsld this evening In the large
hal9 Q! 'ho Cooper Institute, whom the purpose Of
tne ea' *as slated to be 20 demonst1ato that
g'eenoacss must inset the necessities OF peace
81 Won as thoy met those Of war that Ohio and
te'nes'TaHia must 10 sustained u their et1olts
70 70 rescue 1ae county from general bankruptcy.
1ns square IN front Of the Institule was illu-
minated with flights OF rockets and light
oe1san& ~ bo.nbu When Tho doors
large crowd poured IT, sas he mot p,Tt eopsIstus a.
, 1875-09-24

Regiment Michigan Infantry closed to.ds7
Tho uupropitiona weather Of yesterday doubt.
lcsa detorrcd many from pntttng in an Appoar
ance. Tho following noted parsonagos war,
prcscnt: Gov. J. J. IagIey. Tho .uon. r. ". For.
~, Tho lion. W. y. Williams, Ccl. l.. Z. Atoay.
more. nhsl j. D. Wallin. Col. M,,sannoro atriycd
hnrs At o'clock p. M, and tlolivaod an nloo1ent
addreHa to lNtge concourao Of psople 10 llio ni.
tosnoon. Tho banauct ht Konytnf Hall In III,
evening was grand anccasR, and cn1ed The fon
NAL proceedings.
, 1875-09-24
DEATHS.


S11rE1IMAN-scpt. a, At II .. H., 6Rmnon Hllysn
1nnn son Of Lazarus Bilyesnan, aged II months md
2l days.
Funeral from scsidsnee, No. 91 oAlumetav., u D..
III. today.
fa- Now York, Cincinnati, and San Franciaoo psrsu
rteaoe copy.
N1LKINBON-In this city, Sept. ~, 1875, Ho1.,d
Far1in, infant Of Charlea T. and Mamie 1YlkD.
Holt.
CRAWFORD 70, Miss E. A. Crawford. aRsd
"a yeara.
Funeral services On Saturday Afternoon 1t otloct
At the residence, GA Wabash-Ar., BY the Roy. Mr
Williams. Tic friends Of tho family are invited Is
attend Tho rcn,alnB will be taken 10 Buffalo, n r.
for intorn1eut '"
ts- Hamilton and Ontario papers, please copy
, 1875-09-24
TI1FS CROPS.

IOWA.
Spccfa' L1tpn,rh n The Chicago Tribune.
WrAr LlBERTY, H., Bopt. 23.-1llo frost ta
done ita work through thia section of tho Btats,
From Davenpnrt to Iowa City tho corn Ia thor
oughly fruBtcd, but as llave obsorved and can
lcaru 1t is out Of the teacl, OF injury. 13ut
very small portion Of tho orop is injured. ppts-
toes aro beyond tho reach Of harm.
, 1875-09-24

JRF7ERsoN, no. Nov. Il l87s
"3InssHz. noAE 4 Co.: Souo limo ago wse ehio*
ping horsss 70 81. Louis, got one badly crippled ID
tho car. With great difleu!ty got him to the Babs
centaur Lnl,nont, which I used On my horsa witb
such shAt In two days 1t war u acro snd y
veil any horse had. have beeu veterinary aur.
geon for thirty 5ears, but Jour Inncnt heads ere,J
thing evet ahod,
"a. !. MoCAR1T, Veterinary Aurgeon.r
Sold by all dtugg1sts-10 centa and 81 per bottlo,
, 1875-09-24

Young Man, Who's Your Tailor
An siliHportsut quesuon now. II you price. SEQ
styes aud stock, II OrlwayA NewlAnd's ouce. yonu
thank for telling their numbers Are l3s Dss1bosu
aud ~ Wu1t MAdisen street.
, 1875-09-24
THE AIT DALLH1V.

70 Ms Editor Of Ths Chffa9a ntSunA:
CHICAGO. Sept 1.-WhJ can We not havo Tho &rt
gslery opened ca Sunday, that the Directors
guaranteed from Any posaibs loss tho ocr Of tho
Gunday Afternoon Lecture Soclety7
Thoy will surely gvo that portion Of Tho community
that LAvo time to HOO them during tha week
chance to SEQ this rcst collection " pictures by day.
light. NkADKA,
, 1875-09-24

II You Walk on State Street,
near No. ~, near NJ. III TwAnty-aecond street,
take the trouble 10 step Into Wlswal 0tseuss, mad
SEQ TIN aHobby syles Of boots and shoes for dles
In!ssss and children,
, 1875-09-24
L1Quon AT THE couSTY-uoHprrAL.

70 nv EHfnF ~ Yfs EHlf1V0 IFf6UHs.
Cn1cAuo. SEPT. 29,-1 notice In tho report Of the
Warden of the Conty-uospisal for the past qunrtor
that tho bill for liquors morn Than uuctAirl M
largs ~ that for al tho drugs. bandaaes and surgical
instruments used during that porlod The liqunr cost
twice a. much the clothing. And considerable moro
than the fuel. 1t to be hoped for tho sake Of Tia
Patients that tho greater part Of this liquor Is
sunel by the employees of the Hospital. PERHAPS tho
county oes, but It ought not TO, p8y for tho drinks u
those employed In Its service.
II has teen rtpcttelly proved by ratatlcs gathered
In hospitals aud private practice that patients do bot
ter without alcoholic smu!ants. but II the medical
stan Of tho aospltAl arc determined to liquor IN
mt be well for them to make the bill for that article
brar reasonable proportion TO the other expelscs
OF the lnsttution7 II. C. bRlupua,
, 1875-09-24

slvt and other hno warn viii last twteo A. long ae{
KIoetfo Soon oais pnso nusors1 psoaact ~ =
tfs. ire from gat she.aicsls az. ~ AmsIeae j.
the only saf8 fot CLEANING Gold aud Stysr.aM
Sold BY 1onsatafn!Ahesh drnR8!tsz js.slcEs. and
n Aouth Watorst., Chic sHo.
, 1875-09-24

Hallct DArts l. Cos Grand Bquaze, and Ups!uht
aud 6H4Ish's American ofgaus eau 10 found only at
v. W. kitnballs, corner Btste and Adams strtst1,
Chicago,
, 1875-09-24

Should This Reach the Ego
Of any about buying sawtng-nAchiue they will TO-
Rst exceedingly thsy fs to call u ths oape of the
mesd ssw'oa'maehins 2oa Wabash Avsnus before buy
lug. Ne mean this.
, 1875-09-24
FOURTEENTH WARD,

A meeting VI tho Fourteenth Ward Jef1crsona
Club will be held next Monday evening, Bsrs.77, It
Tammauy Hall. corner Lincoln and lndiau&.su. By
order Of tho prenidenL
, 1875-09-24

70 on:s comfort u : boil. ysty simple ruusdy hAs
beea dlscovsled- 4 plassaz os DA1isyi Maa1cs psin
Extractor Will cure Il sooasx thaa Aaythlng alse. "
, 1875-09-24

NINTH WARD.

D{ request Of tho Republican Central Committee d
Cook Coanty, hereby call meeting of the HcpuhI
cans Of tho Ninth Ward, to rerfoet to organiratens
bail, 3v4 soath Hststodst., Fridny, At O'clock T. n
II. V. KENNEDY.
Chairman Ninth Wnrl Cyunlittae
, 1875-09-24

To fAe Efitor nf The fAisttin 1rfoana.
CnicA0o, Sept. al hare seen lately with rrtat
a"rFow The effort ulrt tho ar gallery At tha Expo
sition Sunday. much said about The working
people, but nothing about Coda lars Ills tlo ones
and ~ Christian mother feel called on to ereak IN
dateuao Of the teachings Of tho Do and the salvation
IF touls. Our Savior ba. "syer the littlo children
to como unto Nc anil forbid .them not.' yot there
tcen. who havo been 10 tho SAbbatl-.chool In their
youth, while under the control Of poua parents pro-
rea to open thcr art gallery At just the time When
halt lhe Habe.;h-.ehoois are oren Is not this Tying
. lt II n satd Remember tho Sabbath day 10 keep
Il holy" The Lord btcssed the scventh day and
holl"wsl H." no: TO aok ut vain and Improbable
pictures in often painted by OF cy Lives, but to
kiend In prayer md devotion. Is this time to
.Icn.t money In rrofsninR 6oda chosen day. when
hundres and thousands crying out for tho Bread
of Life II costn only % cents 10 60 n they say.
Iibla costa only 2s coats. Would you snatch tho
feed his eyes on so1Ho blts Of pAintod cauvaaf
tpsay for tlese men who are trying to bronx down
our Sabbath aud ensico my iittla babcs from their
hastnr. aud get fear cannot SAT Father. forgive
them, for they know not what they d."
A CHRISTIAN Mo1HEA.
, 1875-09-24
MARRIAGES.

COATES-OnRtEN-At the Church Of Tho rlol1
Family, Wees Tweltth-st., Wednesday, Sept n, M,
William Coates and Mias Annie 0'Drto,l.
BWEENEY-O'HHIEN-Atth tho ssme limo And plsos
Mr. Hugh Hwpeney and Miss Mary Jan0 O'nrion.
, 1875-09-24

TMEMTf.FlFTH MICHIGAN.
sptesdt Lrspaseh 10 1'As ch1eaqo, 1ttouss.
HOLLAND CIrr, Mich, sept..2s.-Ths oslebsa-
tion OF the third Haunion OF the Twenty@dtth
, 1875-09-24

nhEnr ch+rC.nr n>c with mailing flaten,rns r"aeetHe
npon bis octAl eonduet ns juags of tald elcetio Mr.
Kennedy %tates thtt hal Assorted IT. public thu. he,
Kennedy. had ttGn hrittH 10 nrRloct hin dntifN as
judge oi aad eccnn for tho purpose Of ennhluK Ills
aifcatca IN a.nr tin ha,In:1. and that tho prten Ut
tuch Irrndy uaa fl' Sor nnylotiy" knowing Sir.
such statement, and Il waud In doing The officials who
',a! earys ri the rt,c.on thst dAy gro<s injn'-
lice also, ttraNse t!ley knew Mr.. Kennedy WE'LL anu
wcro mt tle kind of chaps II throw AWAY $50
for any rrll pnrlEAe whrr Il
sny neesaaAry to rxrrnl cnoush to rurcharc ku1i-
ttcn amount Of c1ntnn whirxy to tatr:y tho craving
sFlet'ae Of The c*tiiahie gentleman for tn' delightful!
beverage. That Mr. kon,lely rsh"tl 10 .l,4l "
lent tanh "a tny opinion noccntiy1 Is fac. tint
c verified ty uny i1,1tnl'cr Of wltncraea who wrrr
present that evening ht tho Ninth Ward polls. Wi,h
reference 70 tho charge OF rtNf!,g ta'l-boies Mr.
n any ktn attempted or cens,ilnna.eA At the Ninth
Ward 1ni!s IN The aGlh of Arril. Uf nnt In
knows well ihal the frals wnsc IN! oaly attempted
that The Judges q e,ection in tin Sin.l Ward wcrr
guilty u gtosa vtont!pn Of tcr on,ctal .tty u H.
loving such frauds 10 sn refpctEatett When they had 1t
10 thrr power to prevent tho san,o and Mr. EeHnc4
snn which wi viii l als.ys "s: +" s..4e,st@, stst' viii
The men. who actud N tho willing tlelt
Of Tue lcoss corrupt act of politicians ti1at my ~
bog. mud sciting as!s the expressed wishes # tnN
people. Again Mr.. Kcn.1cdy stat the judges 1t
election sescd rricy In accordance with t,e intt
tions thHY received from this city *phnrfcs. ala*
Instructions, they had hetc according to eieie oaiH
aud thu law governing elections. thu leoFln Of The
Ninth Ward woulll lave tanl. To hnI, noE wouf
Ut oi}ctals who ho;d their t!tlul Ly v!rue of tho
violation of ali law ia conducting said election. In
conclusion hope tst the gentleman will push for
ward his suit. 1he rtic would lto to have tho 1art
legally scttrd, nn the vn1nc If the character aid
reputation OF tle ia.e Judges nt elecl" jnairtAly
ntsbiahed. Respectfully. JuiIN CoxKMEr,
, 1875-09-24

70 tAr E'itor ~ TAr chtfaso Tribanr;
CaicAlo. Sept 2l-Alow no 10 he.r.ily suLorso
Tue pIte-arlrited and enlightened policy TIE Tatn-
Use "a pursuing In advocating tho opening Of the
Art-u.cry sunday afternoons. Til the Directors Of
tho Exposition, at their meeting tomorrow, display
the spirit by hsceding to the vrry general anil
strong desire ticro Is that tho paintings should bo
nrcn to exhibition the afternoon OF Tho day when
the Of Tho !aboring cla-sea attend with COM
fort. convenience. and proEs7 1t II usHless to ray
that every one whn wishus them. An Il
fact, Eorns cannot except at great Ieraonsl
Inconvenience TO ,:tns!st Oh a,lch u
t.a'c far clcv.tinv and healthy pleasure. In thu
strife between the degrading pleasures of the Esrssh
na1oon AID the educating influences Of at aud ltera-
tUrr l It desirable to giro tho former the sdsah.agn
The Directors Of tho suu.lay Lecturn Sociaty, by
their liberal offer to the Directors Of The Exposition,
have PIT II n tho pwct Of the latter, 1t litte trouGln
and No expense, to do IN act which will give healthy
rlcahIto 10 thousands, and which will commend Itself
tn Tie admiration Of i'll but btsots aud dui!ara. Un-
1ottHnassy, tho olinson Of these haa cften moro
weight than tho just desires Of the eesea, Wo ffea
fron, fashlon tyranny, frequently ins:lnciyely mike
for ths right II tho Directors will not asa,,no the
burden Themselves, rray4urn II the gentlemen
WHO have expressed ther readiness to bear 1t. =. q.
, 1875-09-24
LOCAL LETTERS.
cITfyFES' 1naAEyykTraSa.

10 As Editor ct 1hs GAftaro Tribune:
cHIcA6o, SEPT. 23.-TuE TRIBUNE OF wednesday
contains several articles which should commend them
n tho careful consideration OF every taxpayer Of the
city. WhlA. tho ta1bs, in tho various States and
cities. hAvs ulzeady reached which has beconlo
oppressive 10 every Of realty, every buslutss
man, and every taxpayer Of t4s country u shown
that nowhere taxes lessenng, but everywhere they
sEc increasing, This increase Of A1cs Il chiefly by
isaad and by the influence OF those who pay no tax,
Int who gam arength by combination aud harmonious
action Ihe enormous auIn the debts already created
fEye reached you show to be
GoNn!J oeo;s; :...............-...u.. lS1,W0iD mo
aluulclpal dsbts..+,." 16J, 900
, 1875-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Centnur LiIli1nents

allay pain, subdue dwellings, htu
6urnB, and Will euro rheumatism.
spawn, and flesh, bone and ntscls
Atlmcnts. Tho White Wrapper b
for family Use, tho Yellow Nrappet
is for animals,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-12

The Government has number of
Kiowa and Comanche Indians who are
held as prisoners of war at Fort Sill
and Wachita, in the Indian Territory.
Provision was made by the Govern
meht, for the support OF the Indians
who were to be supplied with rations
by the Indian Agents. Byan oversight
on the part of those who manage the
Indian ring, an army officer WAS au-
thorized to visit the agencies and in
quire int the condition, of the Indians.
The officer so commissioned was John
p. Hatch. Lieutenant Colonel of the
Fourth United States Cavalry. who
says in his report that the agents are
absent from their posts. and that the
rations Issued to the Indians are scarce
ly sufficient to sustain life, while the
Government is charged by the Agents
for full rations. The quality of the
beef used in these rations may be
judged from the fact that some of the
animals were so poor and weak that
they dropped down exhausted while
being driven two miles to the slaughter
yard. The Indians are not allowed to
hunt. and to keep from starving to
death are killing their ponies and u.s.
ing their flesh for food. Colonel
Hatch gave orders to the troops sta
toned at Fort Sill to issue full ra-
tons to the $50 prisoners who have
heretofore been starved by the Indian
Department. 1t is hoped that this ex.
pose of the workings of the Indian
ring will lead to thorough investlga-
ton which will end in placing Indians
under the immediate control of the
military, who will treat them more
humanely than reverend agents APP
pointed by Grant to offer them spirit
ual consolation while being gradually
starved to death. o-f