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One of the ploasantes. occurrences
.of the session OF the Legislature lust
closed was the action of the House
yesterday afternoon in rcscinlinp the
resolution Of ccnsuro passed on Mr..
Wolfe. ut the commencement of the
session. This was done without n
Dissenting voice, aud the resolution
ordered cSpunged from the journal
Of The House. Mr. Wolfe was tal.cn
completely by surprise, but notwith.
standing he Wax almost overcome bY
Iis feelings. ho made q short address.
returning thanks for this expression
%, good feeling on the pat of the
majority. We consider the resolution
To reciui and oSprngc an act of sim
PIE justice, and as such its adoption
to's crriiL to the gentleman who
proposed 1t. and tho majority which
passed It. Tho next best thing TO au
avoidance OF acts Of injustice is to
undo them by making the amcnlc
"l"ordbi', and although in the case
OF Senator Cameron, justice lin serej
long by the way ere she gave that
gentleman his due. Mr. Wolfe was
more fortunate. Both these gentle.
mon have realized in their own ex-
periencc the truth of the aphorism
tnot Time Mt Last makes vi! things
even" ara vii, dpih''".s c,n"-, n
the "r.Atpn tl.v J,.. ,ic1 is sGm';lncp
tnrly in her movements. it il better
to receive her reward lato than never.
-U"rriS'"yy Tt,UIJk. l5H inst.
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:JU1T ISSUED /.
And Mailed, post paid. on receipt Of the
market price.
Pieces marked thus + have Illustrated Ii
tle-Pages.

Morning Breaks upon the Tomb Easter An.
thou' Thomas, 80
tSwinx ng on the Garden Gate-Sonz and Cho
rus Thomas ~
where r. Ny Loved Uno To nL ht i-Song and
Chorus Hays IS
Sing, Dlrkies, sing tAs sung By Carl wag
norl Hays. 3j
angel Gahriel-Comlc soma Stewart. 20
Whcu Silye Locks tCplacc the Gold-Song
Hud chorus tAnswor tD silver Threads
among tho Guldl IigLtou 20
Z You Never Mss the Laser till tho Ke9 Runs
Dry-tOmir Sung. ~
cane Awa'-ScItch oug Waud 30
Alone, and AZ Iiome-SouV atd Chorus Hays 3f
IVY Weo Vile waiting ut the Door Ballad
Thomas 10.
Oh Niss susie l-fnd Song and Cho Hays Is
tlve hle hutH smtlc--SunY ~ I I hu stewart Is
Whom F'rs' | Mt Ihoe Nellie Ioar--Souy and
Cburus stew nrt -
im Capt'In Ut the iuards-Conic song Hays
IS
beyond tue Golden Door-Song and chorus
White -
Gertie's With tho Angels Fow Song and Chor.
us thfistio 20
Please God. idakc Room 10. n 1lttlo BOY Coz 90
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We will publish the new license
Law in full next week.

The public debt statement for Feb
r7ary presents better showing than
did the ono proceeding 1.-THE re-
duction amounting to $G,GsO, 1873,
which will more than compensate for
the increase of the former month OF
the year.
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ScEIS iH0 PLANTS.

&. & The True Cape Cod Gran.
& berry, best sort for Upland,
LowiauA, or Garden hy mail prepaid,
II per lup, - per l,uN. All the new.
priced catalogue of these and all fruits,
Ornamental Trees, Eycrgrccus, Shrubs,
Bulh-. Roses, Plants. &C., and FRESH
FLOWER & GARDEN SEEDS, the
choi,est collection in the country, with
all novelties, viii bc sent gratis to any
plain address. y sorts of either Flow
"r, Garden, Tree, Fruit, Evergreen, OF
Herb seeds, for Sl.oO, sent hy mail
prepaid. Ilhoicwi' Catalogue to The
TUic Agents Wanted
H. NJ. WATSON. Old Colony Nurse.
ri.S aIl seed Warehouse, Plymouth
Mass. Established lsi4.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMBNTs.
TOTiCE
"a U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
SPECIAL ia E-s,s,
May l, 1875, to April 30, 1876.

TVNilE Revised Statutes Of the Uni,
L ted states, Sections 1893, 3437, 39l, and aa3l
re Iuire every person engaged In any business,
avutution, or employment which renders him
liIbl to a SP,'lA.. TAX pp Procure and
grace AnHs.isWOusly ia his i.stAbiisa-
iuenf Or rtncr % hrsineas STAMP denpt.
ia tho payment oi said -PEGIALTA% tor the
Special.lnN Year beginning May !, 20, before
commencing or continuing business alter Aprl
So 1875.
Thee TdrcS entbracci wHhm The Pr0risions
cfhe Law dJorc q0otod are the. .toi'ou-
ing, ris
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Middleburg, March, rs, 1875,
g.
]. GROUSE, El.lor q Pr7r.ic or.
ssAra COs,nsr.O.

The Republicans of tho state OF
Ponnsylyania are hereby requested
to assemble by their delegates in
State Convohtion at noon ON NTcfnos.
day, the 26th dly of My. 1915.
IN the Fulton Opera House. 10 tire
city of Lancaster. for G purpose OF
nominating cJnlilltcs or Governor
and state Treasurer Enrh Repre-
tentative md .'olatoiil District win
be cn,i'ci t. the same rep. sea.a
tion us 1t has under the present ap.
r'ru'nmcnt Tor Senators anil Repre-
syutatiyos III ,hr .ori 'l'ma.
i'. -.L I.surr.
~. W NHS'N N'#f, Chairman.
S,.Y,'rrv.
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/JdrftSiHyy Ef,ytIfJI. l5H iisi
s~a"~----,~s~,->.,-~-.
Etb.ar Of ,1e Tide.
lrr,m tho nui,lo E1prc... March ri
lhc returns irom New Hlmpsnir,
DO not iu licata that the Rupuolicpl
party is on its las. les On tho con
trary, they give evidence Of d,gru
%. vitality that must he surprising.
to Democrats at least Even Tia,
most sIhguinc Republican in tn,
country would hardly have venture,
90 r".n", tho radical change o.
N','u'I sentiment IN the Grant,
''ttr t'', w.s developed On Tues
o.r a',rFthi"t was aslin,t 1t. IT.,
'.H''"i' position Was strongly
.'''"u'a"I hg tuprIH;iugpb,s"-,,Yr
nd a.I branches az IS 1i. government
A.'i't t. 'Hs wls the influence o
t.' weeping Victories Of la,S fall
which greatly enhanced the esprit d,
'."I'' # puty But in spite OF al
.h iarl"S the Republicans achieved Il
substantial victory. True this wa.
no election of Governor 10y the poo
pie. hut both branches pi tie Ln.ie
'"lnr" "'t' wi".',,,.ron Democratic
"aA;ro. thn7 cnaug.ug ,hs election
"' tho Republican candidate by TIA,
party
j. Is o!aimel that the gain Of th,
+ Eelu"Il"tno over the Dcmu"rnt' was
NOT sufficient e. be the occasion OF
any great cNn'utinn; and this woulI
be true under other c,rcum ,taucc.
n'i lu aiA',t any other State. But
inc lact ti''V III new Hampshire, anI
"t TINS i!tu'' our hiehds have game,
at NIL is remarkable indication that
. reaction against Democracy is TAX
4 IhS pace that promises to completely
.eVer-o Ia II late victories IN Nuveiu
h'r II III significant that this cbb
.ot the Democratic tide hls occurred
only t'r months alter the Npy IA
. ".r ii'"i. II WIS exp ctti t.tt
"'..r tho Democracy h.i ue.u in
pJNe. n Year or two in the States
winch lhcf ctr1,i lass fall, aud ia
t.e !l"u.e Of Representatives, and
H.i l.'5 We" Hn opportunity to OK
p'8' the whole oi tho cloycn foot,
'a' people w"H.'h, rroiy torNno'hrr
Grunge b"' t."t th'F sh'"i 80
''' .''''' ,'..'' "..'' u ,'H ''' F'I
,-A' " W '"'l support ~ S.'h OK
'''''' .,''''. '.'H' - "i l''"Fln l.
'''".' ...' '''' u ''''' '.''.'''''' upon
iIH'l nave gone ,'' h'',ttI,.,'5'
.'" ,'''' '"'''F "',Go''''''''l ne-
....'' q '.''I ''.n '''1 'A1 h,ni''i"'i'
'''|.',' o.. ,''l were hot lA' lHS"'
We ~ .'"' '' "'''h III 'A' II. l'o''..N
! '''' "' "' Any r'"I c'hH"'nco ~
, OPP ''o'''' oH' 'i."Viy "i one
. '"'T' ''''''o"h'a"'o it''"S 70
'''.'" ,.,' !-'f'' are S'.''t'"i IS SUP
} VI" '''' '''' I''t ''i'o u tAiHI
'.-. r,'' " ''''.y' rn.t "'
','.'." 'G'r" 10 ''rIr o,t d''%"nc'
".'.,''. %''t'n" 10 Do o'iN'n 10 90
'f INC ntSr"h' Wirt'un'Ss OF
."".,"cY' "h'''i ~ h"ro " o' de'
,,'g..' VII ~, r"oV'f II mas the oPp"f-
',",.l,y t'at 'he.y VIII c"u"nue
'.''.''S "''t n sa.h'lrht numbers to
..'7',G ,.'., ""'' "6 "'pu"h'tH victories
'H l''o we 90 ho' '"''ru''h Il doubt
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NONPARIEL Skirt Supporters or Ladies'
ANGarpoDt suspender, attached to one or ha II
dozen skirts In a moment, constructed upon
health and comfort Pat. May 8. isTs. samples
by mail 10 cts. ELLIS M'E'0 %. Wsllham,
Mess. Agents Wanted.
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Charles I,U'nh, E.saylsi denounced all
sriri'rous liqun-s as Wet namuiton" rour
i,l|- tie new whereof lc sIitc rs sad eX.
ICsioate, AMI 70 li' ir., would tpl'T uo SANE TO
Alrnh IT. ENritants, advertised az tureall-
iDt iicrc II ONE tonic sud flt TRtiye In o..
lst'ucc-ihc hot the world has over known
which ntHtns no alcohol II t. pT walkers
cal lnrnA vinegar Bl.tvrs. Mar. II, 4w.
-
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INSTRUME

la Relic Jeunesse- pOlacca wilson 81
''wakeuiny oi tho lirds AMorccau Maylsth A.
t~weethcart -Melgdio Gracious Maylath 10
t1winkly stars Norceau pie salon Wilson 81
The Highland Maidsn-R oms cs Wilson. 50
Anus Anltna'n from Siahat Naterl Wagner ~
80 .gtuisnd Varcclu lie 81 .n T,vfatE 81
80. cs iem tao Paiisaics- vurcctu wagner
-
Venetian EegattH-Trtusscrlb- WagarrI0 %
4Werty Gortosters-lofost Sccup " aouer 90
ko'sir1 waves -Tinuscriled NaylAth ~
uo cJich IAsii,-lcvel ie Vocher ~
hittle~ pblko Na5uriA provnt 80
Fair, Land Eoyteio Nury.l g,
'urkllny Jevels- .kl Christie ~
Think of Me Sumeiimcs-Easy waits waaner
90
Temperance March ,Eosyl wa.rcr ~
Ncu are such Urcetycrs-Et Polk.
'Aioll,c iariiug Ea.y Mach wagner -
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r=so7--'~r-,~-7rz,1-a-.~svs

T'''T''''''''1-7--
wv 'I'''' ! ..'A - "er.I' no He
irn ,,.., a,,.,,. - '''. .:. '.,.'.'. ''.'''
nomination .GG "a D.Ynf I'm r,,rl
term, and iiitwcro not that tao op.
position papers insist upon Keeping
'h' question o'i'fe the l,'pi' 80.
lnaI,n = :" "i II hos ~ c.",l """,' a., Io' i y.
riou.lv thought Of in am. quarter
The Republican state Convection O.
last year took dy''d'is'III ...p.,
'u' 'u"'''''''l'' ""l WI" '...'..... N''
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Recthors. ..,. 1900 90
Dealers, retail liquor uOr,,................... IS 90
dealers, Wholesale iquor,,,,.......,.... 100 90
Dealers In malt liquors, whOlosale,.,,..,. 80 %
Dealers In malt liquors, rotail,...,.,,..,. 90 90
bealers IN Leaf tObl lccO................... 20 nn
ketall dealers In leli tobacco...,........ 90 90
Ana on sales Il over el,1IJ nity cents tor
every dollars in excess oi II ODJ.
nealers IN Manufactured toDaccO........ 90
hahul ulsclurorsot stills..,.....,.,,.,,..,,. 81 o.
And Tor each stIil munutaH Htured........ aOOI
Ana Tor cath worm manutactured...... 20 90
Manu lecturers 0l tobacco. ,............ 10 on
Manufacturers of cigars. 1903
Pcddiers OF tobacao Brst class more than
two horses or other aninnis) ,......... SO o.
Pedllcrs ui tobacco, second class 1.-TWO
horses or other animals) )............. 25 90
Poddlers Of tobacco, third class tono horse
or other aniinal) ............ ......... Is %
Peddlers OF tobacco, fourth class ION foot
or public conveyance. 10 90
Brewers of loss than 500 baTrels.......... 50 10
Brewers OF 300 barrels or more............ 100 90
Any person, so liable, who shall fail 10 COM
ply Win the foregoing requ trements will be
subject To severe penalties.
Persons OF arms llable TO pay any OF the Spe-
cial Taxes named abUve must apply to CHAS
j. BRUNE Err, Collector Of Internal Revenue at
Sunbury, and pay tor aud procurse tho Special.
Tax stamp or Stamps they need prior to May 1,
1870, and Without f0rtler Notice.
j. w, pOCGLA Ss,
Com'r OF Internal Revenue.
oRylosor INTERNAL kEvEsVs, Washington,
y, C., February l, ls,o.
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Valuable Nsw uoot.-rhe gl,ry II the
r-f'rnt nvois ~ d'fu-inn OF a.. ful IN nation
t'Ur nIro IrtnrH therefore uGnuy new puhlirt-
u'n Il his tNlt - rull-ht,n tho tGa.sc- -tiil
more iyl'} upon .uy prnC teal au |sct, shuul J.
Pc REGARDED 80 10 sgn1'.o gruUui ~ cunxra'u-
t'"a. n give, ~ pic .-urc therefore 10 cali
..c 'rr'i not yut re1tsrs u br @. V. Iierre's
,H'th"HWtr book entitled The euple's Common
~cuso ',"I'chl Advise. This work viii con
tain about n'ne hunJred r,ges. viii bc well
hpuu', " u.trat"t with about two huGirci wood
r2is 1ni cuiorel plHie' nni sent BY natl to any
ndltes ior tae unrrete i0uts.iiy low piicc oi
lao II will be- ready Tor delivery early In
Aprti. he author has become widely aud IA.
v0rably known T. the A "a cr!can ~ well a. the
people OF several foreign natlons, through hIs
Family Medicines, aLd as the founder uf the
Wnrlfs Dispeniary at buffalo. N. y. e,tnb.
ani now ventures T. appear 10 the new role nj
Authorship. FROM psrus'l Of advance pages
wc lciloyc tho b Oh Il calculated To- BE- ominent
ly uSrldl II embraces ~id. r,rss II .ub.
ects all Of tlcin bssrins With more Or ie : d..
fc'tness upp1 th- Al Important question of
hcvith Eiuiuzy, PAys,.io,y the Crrrhrei
900 'i'"Hs. 10 buT IN i-m'"sEI0rts, ald as.
tI.'l. ''.i', ~ tur. tuE "i -" ,i b, rcrslsr
i Cd t.ittt N b. 'i..I t|'.- fp|Ati,e '..,HTi.rtoI
i, n i'. .i'Nrt H.' wv'tl 'uitJ,o Voc,
,..., '"... ".rf'.,U-.. tIlI ''tor..cs
'. .' w.. o' ~ y, a
4, no.. ..t. tu.,r 'uv lct1 ~ Ecug &c.,. .t|
d. f.'.'l q. lot oi o.r a.. { uso'u,
IN..,' .". l..'.r plants. t'TsttHr vIth t-llt
20 o. .i.. .uu u..- ntt l'ri.TI4l rsy,o.,at,.
t'.i.. .' 10 col toe 'n. ir.pns, ant 'Ihy ~.
After hau'i yln .t'pju'.ilp N.g c.,J la Psrt /
Fourth, ''...... aui their I"Irdl,l Trent
...H' "tN. ".v.' . order chat prsys urpn
.. tH.a. B.. I.u D. lt.r ursr-iuai, together
"I'h B.. t'.l.F r"f.. trI treatment. ~ ~
> - g.. 'a'U .u, Re 49, ,lyIstbl, ilr tLa non.
bfH'.-.,...l 800 tr,.'glns. thrnulu sili4uu'. 10.
AUi cHg.sc. .,t.' D. avery usoiul feature Il the
h''| !'''i''. tu. much nj c'llancuus aul
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FCNtrs' Uuugbr'T 1i.ictilca. yoa O. a
snd 2. 4 collection of ioiuInr song. liz
hHy'. bAtks. 'iovHrt. ctc Each uumber
coht'rs seven Or HIATT SONGS
Price $40 nts each; Yearly u Numb bors for a
Peteis' psricr 'lu-ic. sos. {. =, and 4. zach
ly dirIcut Piano Pieces, " EirkeI m. cbi
Wa. uvr, wilson etc.
o. cents each' Yearly. 70 Humbers'for p
Ia Crcuc dt ia Creme. Nus ITO IL Each
humh"r contains 20 baurs OF classic and dit.
h'ut ~ hno Music worth At least s2b1.
Numbers tor a '' -
PIHitsUEu ny
J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway N Y
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1HE-srr--7--u-zgaar~s,,s.
TIE ICE FLOOD:
Great Destruction and Damage OF Pro-
perry

SUSBURY, Pa March 1.-The Cata
wissa bridge is now @ clock, p. NJ
coming down the river. with the roof
on. 1t is expected to take the Dan
vile bridge with it.
The railroad bridges are safe, hav-
ing been heavily loaded with coal
cars.
DASvfLLg, March l7-Tne bridge
over the Susquehanna at this place
has been carried away The water
is higher than in 1865, and is rising
The Lackawannd and Bloomsburp
railroad bridge and two highway
bridges at pittston have been carried
away
ScR,NroS, Pa. March 1.-THE loss
caused by tire 6oot in tho Sus1uo-
hanna at Pit,ston this morning, Ly
which three fine bridge, we're car
ried away, will not fall short of
100000. 4 row II houses on the
bank Of the canal are topsy.turvy in
the lake, AMI not far from the con
hucuce of the l.ackawauna and Sus
quohanna rivers two small bridges Of
wrought iron have been destroy cd.
li\RRl-uURG, March l9.--The dam.
age 70 the line. of the pcuu.ylyanin
Railroad by the ice has been very much
exaggerated There was no dumagr
which cau,ed delay to trains excepting
uu the rive liar between Columbia and
Nta.iotoNn. NJ damage ufanv CON.
sequence Wa. done to the bridges. The
Philadelphia aud Eric Railroad bridge
over thc west branch oi the Su.qurhau.
na at Nouhumbrrlaud was struck by
-cvcu, small bridges, but no damage
wa done except to- break iow Of the
umh'r-, which were repaired in u few
hours.
PoRr JERvls. v Y. March lg.---Onc
hundred locomotives and over eight
hundred men are rendered idle hy the
destruction Of the Erie Railroad bridge.
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PoEr jERyis, v Y. March l9-.-Onc
hundred locomotive, and over EIGHT
hundred men are rendered idle hy the
destruction Of the Erie Railroad bridge.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-24
The Cincinnati Daily Times,

Is published every afternoon, except Sun
days,ia time for tie evening trains and
night mails. 1t contains all the news of
the dap of its publication, instead Of the
preceding day, as is the case with the
morning papers. The Fast Nal Trains
from the East, arriving ia Cincinnati in
mJFhing, enabling Us to give tue best Sc
l~ectiops from the columns Of the Eastern
papers one day lie advaUco- OF our contem
poraries. aa9s4 ~ ~
Besides all these advantages, the work
on the Times being dom in the day tune.
instead of at night costs much less. and it
is therefore furnished to subscribers at IS.
a year, which is one third less than is chare
ed by the morning papers. It is tins seen
that there is a great saving in taking the
Times, while its patrons also get the ne VS.
earlier and fresher than they can in any
other paper.
AGENTs WASTED to make up Clabsin all
railroad towns. aud wherever there is a.
daily mail. Single subscriptions, for one
year, sixsor threemonths. may be sent By
individuals ut the above low rate. Address
~ TgMEs COMPANY.
- WEES Thlreist.,. C-lReaea4si, D. 2
va go
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i.1
CHATTANOOGA COMMERCIAL
r,4r co LII EG E..
No. 251 Market Street, Poss' Block,
Chattanooga, Tenn.

r". a. A
The undersigned. would inform The
that he has established a Commercial Col
lege, in the city Of Chattanooga. for the
purpose of teachingt The science of Double
Entry bookkeeping in all its various
branches ~ af l.r v.rE..ra 3
The course of lessons will embrace forms
adopted to Wholesale aud Retail Com
pound Partnership, Commission Sales. Ac-
COUNTS Current, Account Sales, CONNER
cal Correspondence, Mercantile Arithme.
tie, Penmanship, de. -
His plan of teaching is practical. No
text books are used. Students will be re-
CURED 10 Keep Books just as they would
be required to do in a Counting House.
This enables him to acquire the real pract
ical knowledge of Keeping Books.
A course of lessons can be completed in
rom 6 to-l2 weeks. Time, however. is
not limited. s.l rsHi up8
All will find a thorough business educa-
ton is, OF importance, whether, Farmer
Merchant, Mechanic or Professional man
A course of lessons in this school viii
give the student a thorough business edu-
CATION, enabling him to take charge of a
set of books In any Counting ILouse, and
conduct tlsem with confidence no = sg
Tuition fee the course So 90, payable
10 ADVANCE, Satisfaetion guaranteed
P~enmanship extra. Students furnish
their Own books, Address - 49,.
ESQ JEREMIAH benin, PriDeipaL 4.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-24

" asAiAt ton RfRsbEisa n, Che third
term seditdrials which Nave ap-f
peared since Grant was first sus-
pected of harboring reasonable de-
signs on the Presidency, but it is
not necessary. The projectds 81
now fairly on the boards, and will
H6fo6ger admit or dfspate%0aTy
a few weeks agoihesopeReds "A cru
SADIE on the Catholics in his Des
Moines specify upder the Disguise
of the school question ss arcam-
paign dodge. Forgetting that he
was an Executive officer he recent
Iy displayed the bad taste of areyiEa
ing the .raylbaby" FOR tie edifca-
ton of a mongrel Washington mob,
He is now attempting to precipitate
a WARMTH Spain on atheC Cuban
question and one Of his most re-
spectacle organs, usually the most
cautious, the Washington ChroR-
icie, boldly declares that such IA
war is necessary andtwo Washing
ton papers and three of Philadel
phia opcnly aver that Grant is the
choice Of the peoHlc,, and that the
emergencies of the times demand
his nomination for a third term.
In his letter to Gen. Horace White,
chairman of the Pennsylvania Re
publican convention, he said that
he would accept of the nomination
in certain emergencies, and has the
organs under his immediate con
troll declare that the emergency
has now come. What are those
"emergeneiesYp There Is no Seees
sion party now. There Il none
to take up arms in behalf of a pro-
iect to dismember the Union. No
body wants 10 dismember 1t. The
school question is not a national
one. The. civil authorities are
fully competent to put down any
attempt on the part OF belligerent
Catholics to carry their point by
an appeal to arms, for they are
only .onereighth OF the population
ofthe country There is no neces-
sity for the war with Spain. The
people have had enough of war.
Even were it Imperative, we should
want him at the head of our arm
les, if any where, and not in the
Presidents chair at Washington.
There are none In this country who
desire to change the old customs
relating to the proper number of
terms which one man Shall serve
but himself and his own Immediate
friends. r.t
The emergencies calling for
Grants nomination for a third term
are of his own making and for his
own selfish purposes.
He has the Army and the Navy,
a civil service numbering between
eighty thousand and one hundred
thousand men, scattered through
every State and city and town and
hamlet of the Union; lac has the
public treasures and arms in bis
hands and.t it is not to DO denied
that there is a large class of peo-
pie in our country, people OF lux
uridus habits or ambitious long
ings, who would hail with joy the
suppression of our simple customs
and the advent Of 4 grand imperial
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