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Rfchnona MARKETS..
lCOzrecSed weekly by n. W. Briggs and
ThOs- Nestor. The former gives MS the prices
OF grain, and the latter the prices of other
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At the PaxseA Cottage Hsrkee, u
Every article in the meat, vege-
table and fruit lines are TO be had
at reasonable rates, for CASH, and,
as a specially, the accommodating
proprietors deliver all articles pur-
chased at all hours to any part of
the city. Go there.
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Money saved II Money HaAe.
And in order to save it go and
pay your Gas bill on or before the
Goth of this month; 20 per cent. is
saved thereby. 14-1w.
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state Temperance Convensien.

state Temperance Convensien.
This Convention brought its labors
to close on Friday last, at Indiana
polls. In its proceedings We find the
following memorial to Congress was
adopted: #
Inasmuch as the traffic in intexica-
| ting liquor is great national evil.
causing annually fearful destruction
of life and property and seriously af-
fecting the moral, social and material
interests of the whole country; aud
inasmuch as, in the Judgment of this
convention, it is the duty of the Ma
tional Congress to exercise all its le-
gitimate power for its suppression;
therefore,
Resolved, LIST. That this conversion
respectfully memorabilia the United
States Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives in Congress assembled,
/. To appoint a national commits
sion of inquiry to investigate and re-
port upon the effects of the alcoholic
liquor traffic upon paupezism, crime,
revenue, taxation, and the general
welfare of the country.
g. To prohibit the manufacture
and sale of alcoholic beverages in the
District of Columbia and the Terrific
RIGS of the United States.
3. To prohibit the importatiQns of
alcoholic liquors from foreign cOun-
tries.
4. To require total abstinence from
all alcoholic beverages on the part of
all officials and subordinates in the
civil, military, and naval service of the
United States.
2. That the executive committee
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Indiana be instructed to pre-
pare a petition to the Senate and
House of Representatives, covering
the ground taken by the memorial,
aud to circulate it for signatures
throughout the State.
3. That the following committee
be appointed to present this memorial
and the accompanying petition to
Congress:
Hon. VIM. Baxter, to represent the
politicians of Indiana.
DIR. j. II. Bayliss, to represent the
Christian Churches of Indiana.
represent the Board of State Charters.
Mrs. Gov. Wallace, to represent the
women of Indiana.
The following are the officers for
the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. 2. G. Wallace, In
dianapolis 1n
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Au-
retta Hoyt, Indianapolis
Recording Secretary-AliceA. Vim
ing I.aporte " TIA =
Trcasurer-Mrs. nj. NJ. Finch, In
disnspolis. zul-
vICE-PRESIDENTS.
First District-M. J. Warneck,
Princeton, Gibson county.
Second District-Mrs A. M. d.
Harrah, Worthington.
Third District-Wiliiam Russell,
Salem. tf
Fourth District-David Silver,
Madison. l ),
Fifth District-Martha Valentine,
Richmond.
Sixth District-Martha Broadbent,
Ogden. s3 -as O. lEes s1 sst
Seventh District-Dr. Brown, In
dianapolis.
Eighth District-Martha Wilson,
Bloomington.
Ninth District-Mary ID. Naylor,
Charlottesville.
Tenth District-Mary L. Fravcl,
Westvitle. -
Eleventh District-Jane Turner,
Kokomo. ~
Twelfth District-Jennie Aveline,
Fort Wayne
Thirteenth District-A. J. Borton,
Plymouth
Mrs Governor Wallace to repre-
sent the women of Indiana.
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North Franklin street, mani fac-
ture their own furniture, and know
full well that it is well made and
of FIRST class seasoned lumber--
therefore persons buying of them
the commission and other expenses
incidental to the handling of other
manufacturers goods, are all
saved. They sell cheaper and bet
ter furniture than can be furnished
by commission dealers. 141w.
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Cheap, the BEST cooler ever in
vented, at Nye & Starr's Depot
Stove Store.
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The Franklin Life Insurance Com.
Home Life Insurance. Company.
Two and half to three millions
of money is drawn from INDIANA
annually, and is constantly increas-
ing, from policy holders pockets
for Premiums on Life Insurance
held by Eastern companies, on our
citizens. - sa
It was because of this large
drain upon our people, and its rap
id increase by the legion of State,
special, local and sub agents, So
Letting for patronage in every city,
town, village, and hamlet, through
out our State.
Life insurance h universally felt
and seen to be valuable and bene-
fetal institutron,, and is favorably
regarded by clear-sighted and pru
dent men everywhere.
And the only way 10 check the
immense dHin upon our resources
was to establish companies in our
own midst, which could supply the
demand for Insurance, and diffuse
it's benefits, without ever being
compelled to send our money out
of the State. sl''i - "
In order to carry out the design
of the Company more fully. the
Directors have decided to establish
a branch in each county, which
shall have q regular organization,
and make the Franklin Life home
company in the fullest sense, in
every county in Indiana. Full de-
tails of the plan win be furnished
upon application to T. NJ Murphy.
Agent at large for the Company,
who can be found at the. Hunting
tan House, or at No, 3O8 Main
street, NV. H. Bradbury's Office, J
Richmond, Indiana
Mr. Murphy is here for the pur-
pose of establishing . branch in
this county. 13-2w.
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WASHING,

Family waahinea wanted atTHE HOME
EORTHE FRIENDLESS, All waShinv
wedone and at low price. eI-tf
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A fresh supply at Norton's.
s'EsSses 14-1w.
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whereyer IL Has Been Trie
CURUBEBA.

JURUBEBA.
has established itself as a perfect regulator
end Sure Remedy for disorders of the sys-
tenn arising fr5m Improper action of the
Liver and Bowels. go gzH
:. IT IS NOT A FHYSIC, but. by stimulating
the secrettve organs, gently and gradually
removes all impurities, and regulates the
entire system.
1T IS NOT A DocToRED BITTERs, but
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r IFE AND LABORS OF
q S TONE!

(Including the "LAST JOURNALIST I'M
folds wildly his 80 years strange adven-
lures, also, the curiOsities, Wonders and
Wealth of that marvellous country, and is
absolutely the only new, complete work.
Hence 1t sells; just think, Il, 600 first weeks.
6G5 pages; 100 rure Ills; only $500 Agents
wanted. Send for Terms and positive proof.
HUBBARD BROS, Publishers. lE W. 5th
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio. IA
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GENIE WANTED ron
PATHWAYS OF
TIE HOLY LAND!

Being a full Description of Palestine, its
History, Antiquities, Inhabitants and GUS
toms, according to the great Discoveries re-
Gently made by the Palestine Exploring
Expeditions. 1t sells at sight. Send for
our extra terms to Agents, aud see why it
sells faster than any other book. Address
NATIONAL PUB. CO., Chicago, Ill. or st.
Louis, Mo-, li-4w
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1nAastrial AssocSaaion.
Have Postponed their Spring
Meeting from June 18th, to August
8, 4. S and 6, 1875, and have added
81, 200 to their Premium List, to
be given to Running Horses Look
out for a good time 49, W.
J. NJ GAAR, President.
G. S. DUHAnwAY, Secy.
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And preserve your butter, meat,
milk, &C., the Schooley Refrigera
tor is preferable to any other. Go
Immediately to Nye & STAIRS De-
pot Stove Store. and purchase
one. o 11-5w.
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Save HiFsy Per Cent,

By buying of VIM Potter, the
dealer in Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves etc. Also, Notions. Glass
and Queensware, Watches, Gums,
Revolvers and general assortment
of useful articles, all to be had
cheap at23O Main street 12-4w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22

Africa for philadelphia Whitney for NewYork barfs
Fanny Lewis Rr for Rio Janeiro via Brunswick Ga
deayo Port SPAIN brig Helen, for Turks Island schrs.
Geo w Whitfor Ponce u. III sunlight, for Alexandra
Va; Black Diamond for NewYork via sctuae. sailed,
TSsEs Ca July 2I.-saed, steamship Ashland, for
York.
Bangor Robert r. Clark. from Geor8ctOwnDC Cleared
brig Sterling (Br.) for London.
FOREIGN FORTS.
BRIDGRwATER, " s. July 15-Arriyed, bark Petuna tBr)
CAnpFSas Jniy I9-saed barks HoItrook for North
Iliteras sandy Hook for do ser Maggie DliDg, for
HAiiFAx " s.. July 20-Arrived brigs Chioftan DEB
from Cienfcgos revct, from Boston, sehr A. C. Major from
HAyANA Jnly 2O-salod steamships city 81 Havana for
Cruz Gnsse Tor Brasear; bark .. X. n, Tor New
York big Daisy BOyDiOn, fox t,Bsacca Arrived ~ 1s'
steamship Austin from isotforf Margaret from arr
cans sailed barks castopoi (op Tor Newf0iAi i@sca
gOula, for Falmouth.
HAVE July 2i.~Arived. ship Sycamore. Wool, from Bonn
bay.
LooRpoRr y. s., July io.saied. schr. Lca ThOiburn.
MiTsSzis July 20-saled, brig Antilles for North Of
Sl JOHN v b. july 20-Aryel, schrs. Jessie and snow
Bird from BOSTON; bark silver star Dr) from Ha,re
Cleared lark Providence Br) for ST. Nazise brig Jacinio
WINn,oR y & July loArrivel. c. r. Gourig from
Bonea. ate T.. KING. from Jonesrort Ne
Salcl briggs Cronsrthy, for Wilmington j. r. Chandler for
NcH-iOlk.
YAgnoUra, y. S. Jmly l9.Arrvcd schr J. r. Hatfield.
YokoHtMA July l9-In pert; Thos A. Goddard, from
New York.
fo,. --latest Ship Ne'rS RIA Pa0rl
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PROM SAVANNAH Ia steamship SIM JaciHto: Juy 20
DR. W : Lawtor wife, Miss r. iawon Miss NJ Ia"tgn,
Mis- O. IaWton Master r.. IaYou Nisr HcNuir Mfss NJ
ir9,ls " g. Nolrsi Miss r. y. Moeil Miss Bessie hne,
Bliss r. w Carter Miss T. T. Ferry Miss ~ BerB IL ~ rhn
vaur Eta ThortOn Miss T. l. lave j. O. thornton ~l
M infant Mrs - Met onurl *. IanaHau II. Nyer,
Fer,t, Van Iicea swan SulW2l J. - lnen9' - a.
TSi, Ham, II. Pet rs Mrs row MIS- Evans ad cl' -
H. E,ans NJ. Tenny cant !. Chase capt T. u
Mrs H. H. Gleason. f. Wc.srI i. l. laphah ron Ails'
r. G.ihelboase, W Dusentery D. smith ~ BACK j.; I
Bellows 3Ta Hamilton ana ionr children - Direla"i u
b. Whit SIDE ). G. Rose f. it9s ,s hose, Nsi arr, ',e
NTi. J. Rose 4. fO'fiss. VIE AMI two Chtlf -iIs5 -,
Roberts Miss l. Groen T. rtyer ~ kaafman j. Wish W.
IIavse j. kinney T. 4. Mair., :. Gilmore TINS crown, -,
FROM GLASG0W-ia Iptst'P lLc,9,g, Juy @l.--p "
Hiram Wggns, Mrs Lincoln. Horny Soonan, Clements -
loes Thn'nqs Cnoi Geo BlTg'-s. f. OMAR 'enre' H.
ern Miss Mag Brown, MISS iunnef, MI and NrA James
FdWar,la 4. ". Arnold Andrew Wallace Miss LohEweH,
David Iiysl0p Dayii Mcclellan. Ms taylor NJ, ana MIS-.
Inin Davidson, Miss ~:uie Davt+5n, j. T. Hifh MI
NYurr- sfr and :. q. 1yke. Il. Schermer"rn W. H.
ponc Miiuri, - b. Bonn, Miss H. ''"i'tOi a. r.
Payue Miss Maggie Nc .ad2n, Nil StiIatt James MchA
ycV. :. =. Cameron an, .....,..
July Nh Aialaaitua Hauah ana daughter. Ant C. go
me- 0a 3u29 juan ~ ia silva, len0N B Irumnul l'u
vff Padin ieti1 t BarTo Eduardo failha q"
fsr Jnl J. iif iil-ell JO-l, Mrs Theresa NJ ~ @hln
Fi,arl Roche and ,f1ly, Poi, Joaquin aaie ci
Uelc!onseuS ant sui Ahlcl lspn
der t5lIai.. I.pO aut Sr-. susan - be.aM. e.t
j. ros C. Bergen, Isaac LaacAe, Thomas Brown William
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EPS S.fILED.

FOR LIvERpOOL-n ssgmshp ;iIge,m July 3l.-Rey'
4. NJ Nrr3inn y. D. Hugh Pitcairn. MI ana Mrs o. y wa
yer. J. A. Mooney John >ard Dr G. d. Cook. ME- anu MrS
Vr 'erck simpson Mr. aud Mrs: J. y Norris mani nui
nurse Miss f. NnrTi Mi Belle Norris, Miss J.. Jenli-
France. Morris Honucl Mouis, sidney Jennings, Mrs jon
J. a.. lansing. Ms T. Il. Holland Miss A. ~ uey Mne &c
Iilc?ck child ana ndidscrVant i. =. lawson, Rev Dnn
too Mcor, j. g. harvard, I.0ber Nelson Charles Lyon,
Donald snyh w Llld M. Howard rthur L. Iials'n
- p Ricklcy g. Nchiellan. Thomas Kelly A. H. HOn, =
Miss Alien, Mrs. Alien j. " Andreini Ge2rgc Ho@e Mls7
Pagan, knight Mr. ana Nrs. X Crowley Mss MARY crow
~ Master Henry crowley H. f. Cursed Washington Bryan
jse sGeTis Alfredo Boet, T. G. cook, Thomas g. Atk, Mr.
and Mrs. James Watson, l.. Thlr, Chief lnsi e4tlr
Palmer, Inspector II. Woo'tgn pafhfr, g. II H.
Mr. and MT. p j. Hale aud two daughters y: H. Cd. y.
" Cont H. Rogers Mia r.. elliott, NJ. and NJ \ y m
son and 80 snns Norris Miss MnrisOn. MIS- j. H.
Walker :, >, See Walker MI and Ms. = D. aSStnp9T.,
Dr. Gocr,,r Mrs. II. l.. ItSou j. g. 1itche th
ne,. l. 3. IIodge. NJ fIazer j. " hawhsNor'h, = an
Charles J. q. II. Mofit-0R Ny ll Mr-.
Lowry Mann Miss Mann and mailse tai, Mr.. :. G. II.
Bnckrnham. -.-to two children, Henry H. Mce@ JOS
Sular Miss G. i. lin'sle d. T.. y. 8OSue, C. l. Nap %,
COL ). Wagstat, 7. Il. irvcg lton, C. L.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN M1TLS.
THURSDAY. July 90

THURSDAY. July 20. .
For Europe via Plymouth CheTDourg and Hamburg ny iae
ship Fsia, nails close a. 1880 l1 \ supplementary
Mail closed $50 D. IN. steamship sails al T. m from
Pier at foot % Third st.. uOhOkeu.
Ncthslands direct by the steamship Caland mails
steamship sails from PavOnia Ferry, Jer
sry City. ~ 2 pm. .
FOR Nassau. y. p and Havana Cuba, By the STEAMSHIP
City ~ NewN Ork, malls close at p IN supplementary
Mail is closed at 2.0 D. steamship sails at 3p n iton
Pier >, North River.
FRIDAY. Jr1Y %.
For Brazil the Argentine Republic and the West indies by
the steamship Mcrnack. mails close at H. supplement
Mail is closed at ~ p. steamship slS ~ D. H.,
from Pier No 10, North river
SATURDAY. July a.
England, ireland, Wales by the steamship CIV OF
Berlin mails close o. No supplementary Mail. steam
shin sails a . a m..from Pier No 30, North kvcT
only by the steamship California mails close
al a. ~ supplementary Mail. steamship sails AT 10 a.
H.. from Pier 80 20, North River.
France ir"ct, by the steam hip Ameilque mar SiOs
nc $50 n. Ma supplementary MAIL steamship siHS "1
$50 4. NJ from PierNU. 30 North Rfof oil, -
Europe, by b' steamship Donau mails c'se
~ lliO a. \ Supplementary Mail II clOs.i az 100 p
M steamship sails p H., from Pier foot OF ihirdst HO'
bOkcn.
SUNDAY. july %.
All Mails close M II O'Clock The POstOhce - open
from y a.. 10 il a. NJ
Mai, Newfoundland close ~ the NoW-iCrs tOl'ico
eyaTy day at 100 =. III. -, ~.
Ma. Halifax, y <, 3 closed az the new OH Iost
Office ever day at /.
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4 VIRGINIA M.lRhSN1N.
rxrrAonDIxARY REponrs OF MS SKILL.
From TIC R'r4~2'd wh,q.,

from r. Ri-i,r1sid UbtC.
An elderly man named DcCkWith, residing in
one Of the eunslar countiI came - tl- ciy Last
T!lrslag on bu-inoss. H. n-rulht WEI. him old
ON toe cars Ic Ic conversation with party Of three
gentlemen from tilis hen iItiE, - les the
reality OF soh" OF the rXtraoiGnar; feat, uf mafsDa-
ship he Boosted ~, offered him $40 10 tcc2t some Of
Them which tie ctncr two added ID between them.
The III = came OIL in old c'd hiif lIic below Rock
cts and WIS witnessed Ds about a den cISons.
The old fntO:k fred seven inicl, ana only one
ui..4cd IL aim. The Old gentleman, after making tNO
small oc cis side 70 get his hand steady.
he siid handed his -sn potato and stationed him
and for-Gngcr The rife cracked, and the potato fch
eleven in hree four pieces ono % le larger pieces
was then thrown II the air, tire marEsnan Keeping Il Tie
same distance and again tie shot told.
An inch ,ild han duglr was ihrn Produced and "a
hole b5rcd in the fence. behind which fastened
piece OF white I"pei ~ = di,i'nre OF 90 Yards the
nalslnnn BAH clear through the aperture. pierre
Ing re paper At the louIth sAot. from 80 yards dis
tancr, the bowl Of "a Ve, which he son smoking.
was crushed NJ the ith sh"t copper cent thrown
i9fO the and hi. tn, SIKH and seventh shots
delivered Dackc Hec five cent nickel piece thrown mp
attempt ne sho. missed The old gcutloman showed
considerable notification ard laid tie blame upon a
by-taudeI who M tic critical moment snocZcd loudly.
he next attempt however, was an entire success. Inc
old declined any further t.s OF his skill lnd when
offered OF money To repeat lis irst feat OF shoot
Ing potato from his sons nanh. he refused, say lie
didnf care To Try such experiment unless his weapon
was fcsli cleaned. The exhibition the more
a.ablc from tAc fact HAT c mai A-iaIn Old
indI least % His eye, however 4, citir, bright
gray. His appearance Is tat Of poor farmer. Ihe
Young showed nos The le9s treD1r or anxiety dur
referring TO hi SOL, said, "tco can shoot just as
well Is !
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abci'shng legal tenders and giving National banks the
power furnish a the currency VIII increase the power
Of already dangerous monopoly and tne cnoinons
burdens depressing the people without any CORE
spending advantage. and that We oppose tue ronc! Hn
demand that all The National bank circulation nc promptly
ana permanently retired and legal tenders be issued III
their place. . -
To- That the public interest demands that the Govern
racnt should 10 discrcdit its own currency, ana
should make its legal tenders receivable for all pubic
dues except where respect for the obligations OF con
tracts requires payment In coin and That we faNoi l
payment Of at least One-haf OF the customs III leSh
tenders
IL The extinction n the present National banks, ana
Che establishment in their stead Of system 81 fee nalss
of discount and deposit under such regulations as Tue
states may respectively prescribe; and no paper cur
rcncy except such may be issued directly by ana upon
the faith OF the General Government.
REPUBLICAN,.
9 That policy of finance should be steadily pursued
which without unnecessary shock 10 business or Iane
will ultimately equalize the purchasing capacity OF he
coin and paper dollar.
In conclusion, since Mr.. Thurman is inclined not
to do Justice to the Ohio Republicans it is proper to
add that the Republican press of that State has not
dsgTaccd itself by q series of malignant assaults on
property and pecuniary engagements, nor have the
stump speakers supporting the Republican ticket
been guilty OF the atrocities of Judge Kelley and
Gen. Cary.
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xEw.YoRK PAPERS on MR.. BEEcIER.

That some of the papers of New-YOrk be-
lcyc Mr. Becclcr guilty is Dy 10 be wondered at Tor 10
such sLcss ~ The bays DOigs nothing
&c ;abe for their cOiuuLs than the downfall OF minis
ter E the of other papers must have caused
surprise u those who read them We but think
Thai an OF thon which did their best aid the OF
T0n IN viii ia the near future find themselves
fayornbly regarded by rcspcctabc people. We 10
not hesitate 20 say that the OF the TRIBUNE.
old 1ayOritO with thousands VI people has Iuae II
true friends than anything done iy IL under IT, present
excellent management niE TnBuNE j. acknowledged
not only TO leading paper ia tie country, bnt
the most respectable IL may Iest assured that the silly,
though frantic att Hpls 10 iicIe 1t VIII only make IL
more popular with tie people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
LIMITS oF cRrDIroRs, RIGHTS DEFINED.

William i. Timberman, Judgment debtor
IN suit In the Court Common Pleas, called before
that Court on supplementary proceedings in The suit aud
stated his ownership OF hOrSe and milk wagon, and
that SO dine him from his customers. His creditor
applied to Chief Justice Daily in the Court Of Common
Pleas for order 10 compel tie application OF this prop
eriy lis deDt The answer of the debtor is fuy
stated ia the following opinion Of jude Daily.
This application be denied. The 80 which the
plaintiff asks 10 have applied toward the Judgment. are
earnings OF The defendant for his personal services
within the past 90 days, and cannot BE- appicd. when
appears by his dfia, that such earnings necessary
for the family. wholly supported BY him. consisting ot his
father mother and sister. lie drives milk wagon,
which is mort gel FOR than il Is worth, aud
4 small amount daily by getting milk from person in
Westchestcr al lng il 10 his customers IN tins city,
the milk ber., given 20 him at fixed price, 10 be paid
81 The money which he Olns from the customers
to whom he retais IT, The small amount remaining be-
yOnd what bc paid FOX the milk j. evidently not
more than sufficient to support himself and the family
supported by him. The prOce ding must therefore he dis
charged, the amount which is duo VIII be rcquited,
when collected from time To time for the support OF him
self and family. The supplementary proceedings must
therefore be discharged and the application or receive
denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-22
A SECOND SPEECH FROM GOV ALLEN.

, MORE BITTER ATTACK rraS 1IlE MoY,I . POWER
PARKFE,BrEG. ". Va, JAY 19..-Goy. Allen
with a number of friends. arrived lore from columbus
IT, evening his way To Gaiols' ONO, "he.r ne -
g. .uc.L ,r,f "Wednesday lie received a. tle defo
by delcga On ri citizens and taken 20 ti' ,Wa iotl
During the fore i'r of The evening Nc WIS t4'ed npo
Icy large number Of prominent cit@cls, ald Hlcr III,
aeIcndded In Response - O1d ,'lis ne app. -.
upon ne hotel balcony ANA addr thc as'riitrH
i3ss GOs Allen after some REMARKS euVSh.lc o. VII
e', are ,r ON our side of the river 10 engage in a
state election; and if it state election, ana noth
ing else TIE people this side ~ the iNcr "oh lahe
very little interest in H. li Il j. - stat election ii
has reference 10 Ted approaching Natloai biru-sIc,
fIn will y iis determination settle the great question
,,r me American n.pic SHAH hc zee and iadepcnd-
emf. or sifycs the meancst d,s ntisN tha hc w"f"
las ever COMMUNICATING dcEPDon "a the money l"Wei-
Inat mlcr,iless rassion III thc human heart \ Govern
I mo other @;,er5 fan 10 iiIle that the, uay rob-
In, WORT (iovs i,.ncnt N tire world lApplauso That
Is the power We are II. !ng that i tc power We mean
10 I,jt tat Is DC power We mean rcbuko, and over
No vii not believe. without fm ther evidence. that
20 GJJOOO of men, seloo'c I"i4 trir infancy ID 'ir
0i freedom. viii "a the eApra on o. Sh-lr cen
toiy bow themselves down 10 receive me YOKE oi l'1
mofrce.s BONDAGE enforced npon mem ~ a1t> tt
arieoclacT. u such thing could happen Nll nor
would there br FOR the future! Nmi hoe Woild inrie
cling to De irca Niist hope word ihcrc he IT. after
nearly century Of freedom we shohid 20 Gown o or
Lnocs and receive this YOKE 81 "ohdi2', i pcs y men
WHO do not number one o 81 fy{ l'oO S ine
a pc,p. VIII voluntarily bow H. neck 10 such power
for Mr.. tfdNt, | t.i.k We VIII H'ii| Htl' h'i'
from him aitor a while Tina, our Republican IN ns int
Is the pcstinnstrIs Taught ri want rs - heeYe say
eg-ni.crr because III point or ac nesdcS Ia" Stock
Jr. s-oc,-' okt,, the ofrt-."dors ne Govern
Incf cont actors AID the 1900 "an presidents tht re-
IUa d. tho Republican laf composed ~ Ihgf'l 4,
af' ers, manafsc tiIrciS lawyers nefriHi-, ana zoe
tOis-ir 0ss,d neither they wait 10 see Grant etr al
would en-. ID and tiey world j.. y" the .Me reply "a
a,sfa II they Na 10 geo men ga posse -ioh OF tHe tF-
eminent WHO have been laundering Tth ana lclt lcf to
lat v..f aud ,,ho last wear NcI. condemned 10 III
~ rit az received us'irr t.Dll ls NATHAN 10
1ack M and i've Conrrc IS 81 tie cr OF ocncxt three
months ll.ausitor and applause J. But IL would Ire
strange 81 such men, in possession OF the cover men' i
I fErr, months cu!lGnf ham - the people.
About f hrsi thing that lncj ara ito W's 10 say, Ell.
vou have turned us Our, b; Vca fc6 days 90 pan
ish yo and wi rut $4,000 0tD ~ new taxes upon
/ Won. Now yea may hfip yougsciic-.''