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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07
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sdrcibenbeS Sanb euf@anbunh
Sonb bon u lbon Stols. Gierte Nbtbci.
luua Yreis 35 geuts @er(oa bon y. s ers
Der, l9 8. ste Strabe, ct. 2ouiS, 0to. gSie
Gin 0ihtitrobl pom 0immel f6lt bic rSd)reir
benhe Sanh" III nos 6c,piibl Der ins Srniidc
berIuntenen Meni@enmelt. Sn louter friid'
Gus ben, 1eben gesriHenen tur;en Nrtteln, bic
ale Der ncucren uNb ncueiten Belt dn9ehorct,
luirh bic iidtbor maltcnbe @anb G'ottes fir jes
Den Meni1sx, ber nidt ablidtlid itine austn
peridl,ebt, benz qe{er gc,eiNt. lnenhld) riel
@uteS fann bieies Mcrt, nus Der bcliebte &err
failer ,ufammcnl lteute, bemirten. Die 10000
gremplare itorfe. crfe Nufage Der critcn Sefte
1T i1on oerfauft uno es mcroen eielelbcn ldcu
in 3pther Nui7ase aeorudt. Das rorieaenbc
pierte Seft rcibt iid Den borauSNe0an9cncn
miirbia an uno e 1T bas Mcr. oamit oor-
[aufis gum slbi6lub sctommen. 9oHentid'
tuirb oer Serr 8erfaiIer III Der eagc lein, eirc
uetere Somm(ung folder erbouliatr @cld)i@'
ten az ber0fentliden. -
@loube, 9offuun9, viebc, 1T bet
3itel ciuts' Bebet= unb Mnbadtsbud)es iur fo'
tboIidc gbriiten. Der @erfafer 1T 0r. e.
boitian- 8runner, bas idone Bud 1T crfdicnen
bel 8. s erotr in Greihura nne st. gon!s,
Mo. @tit pra@tieem Ginbano une aitelbile
t0Wcl OuS Uuu9 NUT 80 0cUte: - OCl oHvuA
oes 8udes beitebt aus 100 ieoesmal nit einem
@eoiAt eip9eleiteteu Betradtun9en soeld)en
ait G6luGe Die aeu0bnlid,en @ebcte, Hirden'
lieoer &c. bciaefiiqt iino, 70 oob eos f@one I'M
9oldcnformot aebaltcne Bud ais @rbetbud'
oiencn tann. slllen 8atbolifen, bic elm mabres
Grbauunosbud III baben mun{@en, tonnen mir
bas borliesenbe cnpfcblep.
Die tatboliidc 2irGe uno Der
~ ltfut li3iSmus". 9ieie bel y. ser
Ct criMiencue 2s Sciten farte Broldure, bic
nur 10 Gents foitet,, icbt tlor uno eeutlid bic
eon,c s(i1tisteit unb hen gansen Sdminoel Der
loaenannten vN(tfatboliten@ ouseinonccr, wcs-
balb ieber, Der SntersiIe baraM bat, beie neae
Sette n0ber tcnncn 81 lcrnen oieie Brold)ute
leien foutc.
Bonn Deuti9enSausl9as ilno jcbt
&efte crl@ieneu. 93ir fonnen biele illultrirte
inboltreite uno iutereilonte 3citfd)rift nur in,
MGR piebcr bon ncucm r,npfe1len, bonn iic bat
niht nur oen Namel,, ionoern lit aud Gin pot
ret 5ausfdab. ylle 20 Sage erid,eint: Gin
9eft, oas iebcsn,al 20 @cnts toitet. Bcfellnn<
oen nmnt rntscsen: ST. Yuitct, 2o4 8ine
StroSe, Cincinnati, 8.
Yon oer Nltcn uub NeutalSclt ers
bielten mir oas,7. 9eit bes laufcnoen Sabr'
gangs. 9lud oicie idon ldn9cr betonntc illu
itrirte 3eitl9rift lit forMabreno nit intere1an'
tenn 2eieitoif unb idonen Suutrationcn oeiiiut.
s. erj1cincn iabrlid oaoon Is 1citc mcld)e
nebit id)0ner 4}rdmie nur Dollars toitell
SerauSqeber iillb bic Serren 8ebrioer 8eu,ts
act in Stem gort uno Cincinnati.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07
1tebcr een QDabrbcitsfrcnmb

1tebcr een brbcits frcAmb
idrcibt bic vGatboliid)c @oltsscituns" bon BAL
timlore wie fol9t:.
llugcrtdtcs 8crfabrcn.
Da fat fiir5li@ Elm adter 8erIiner.
Qpenieitens bat CT Iid bel uns als FOLDER
eingefiibrt, mir fennen aud Namen unb
@tonb oes Beria6ers,) i'm u@abrbeits:.
freuno" einen lan8en :Nrtitel gebradt
iibcr ~8ismards politilde S@opfun9"
uuo bat barin Die preuBil9en 3ultdnot
in sreuen Garbeu 9en1alt, 10 oab Der &C.
bocteur no@trdglid crtldrt CT babe
bur@ Nufnabmt jenes Nrtitels einen
TeDler begungen. I'm oielen Jeblcr
gut 5u MAIDEN, eri&ien min ein grtite!
gegcn Oel lterrei6 in uelaem an &oiler
un0 Yolt tein 9ute5 @oar selailen tuiro.
9(llo fir Die ongebliden @iinoen zines
9ebprnen 8eriiners befommen bic Oel ter
reidsr @dldge uno eas iul ppbl eoel,
oos ion nobeler Son leih rgs miro
mirtlib na6aerooe 3,it, ooB ou6 Die
totb. Yreiie aus De" TIc8cljabren Der
austomme."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07

Sn eincm bao,iden ImtSitaotdcn mar
cer Nmtsridter Elm eifriaer Grcuno uno 8e<
f6rb,rer oeS vAltfatbolcislnus" - unb has
qdn3e unter ibm itebenoc 8eamten. uno Sienit'
perional lief iih in bic nalttatbolii9sn" qilten
eintru9en; Da Iuuroe auf einmal bicier GmtS~
ridter beriett uno Elm romif9.tatboIildcr
Smtsri@tcr fam ms Staotd>en. llno {icbc ca
= oas geianlmte ~alttatboliid" setporbenc
Beamten> unb Qieuitperional l'eb i'd aus ben
velttat9olil@eu" 2ilten ftretdsn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07

t&ttgtt YtlueHuti. Otl ttItEtUtt rOUilunU
Der @tobt mar. .tief sejunten, ieit Dem
bic meritani|hcn Hc9ierung I'M Sabre
1925 Die ipanilden 6ransistaner uertrie
bcns batte. Sic. beiocn &ir6en, pelGe
Die @taot be1ab, 5an Tsrnonoo oui Dem
re&ten, uno Die Trancistanertirhe auf
Dem linfen llfer beg San Mnlonio= Slut |
lcs, 'uoren perfaQtn, oas frubere &loiter
iii cine &aIerne peripanoelt. Dont Den
Mnltrensun9en Mlsr.' Obin's uno ieines
NaGfol9ers Mlsr. 9ubuis, beFbt Gan
9(nton;o 9esenludrtis ein uriu(inerinen<
tlpiter11it .einem 1cbr belu6ten penlio'
nat, cine srobe @nltolt Der @@ultriiosr,
Elm Spital tiir &ronfe uno @rei)e unb
1nb ein Woilenbaus; beioe inter Der Sci
tun9 Der @6,ueitern bonn Feil6eseluor=
oenen Morte, cine prddtiSe sotbildeMas
rientirde fir Die en9lil6en &otboliten II.
t. 10. Sos berrli9ite @ottesbous Der
,@tott aber lit Die sur &atbcorole be-
iti,nmte @an Gernanoo= =&irhe. N&itten
auf einem un9ebeueren freien Ylabe 9ele'
gen ilbertrifft lie iouobl bur6 i9rs
@r0be als ourd ibre 5d0n6eit ale re:
lisiolen @ebduoe, peIde Die 9drefe in
neuci iter 3eit in 0ieler e6enlols SanSe ta=
tbolii@en @tation ouf5cfiibrt bat.
Die neus DiD;ele @an Mntiouio NM
fast ben mittlcren She'll bes Gtaates
Geros~ 5milNeu ben Tliiilen Guadalupe
uno 9iueces uno begrei|t 1cmit in 1ih Die
dlteren oeutlden &olonie Neu=0raunfels
om Guadalupe uno Die jiin9eren oeutI6en
Nieoerlo iiun9en AM WteOina ferner bic
polnil6en Ntillionen pon Nano Ntoriq
am &io Mutouip. Die irilden MiIiionen
Son Yatricio om 9iucees, Die alten Sn<
oianermil lionen an Nio Nutonio, bic
9tdbte @eeiuin, @pnSales, 8ictoria an
Guadalupe, Snoionola, .$orn~Y Bomber,
Gupono uro Corpus Gbrilti an Der Mee=
restiilte, Golioo unb &elugio maize oer
Miinouug ocS Sun 9lntpnio. IT, !. in. SIM
@auScn oiirite bic neue 0i05cle ctpa
50-G0,000 &atboliten Sislcn; ols
Mlgr. Goiu I'M Sabre 1910 als ritter
opp1olil der &itar nod Seyos fam, bate
oer sonSc Gtoat bel Weitern ni6t 10
piele. Mlgr. 9ntonius, 9puinitus Yel=
licer, friiber Generalpifar rcr 9i06cle,
Mobilc, Der neuernouute Bil6of< oer
junscn 9i05eie, miro elm rei6es 9(r6eits=
felo fir ieine bii40libt 5bdtigteit iin'
ben, iuoem ni4t nur ollt 0i05cianon'
italtcl, ncu 81 9riinoeu lino, ionoern AUDI
in ccn tleiueren Gtdbtcn Der fotGolil9cn
Stride mod ibre Gtcllung erobert meroen
Mn 5.
~. 0as in 3tras ucben Gan Wntonie
neu, ~ob9egrenSte Yitoriat Tip. @ranoe
umfabt bic @iiolpibs oes Gtaotes uno
auBeroem leinen ,ueltli9eu She'll. Gs er<
itreett li1 pom &olf bon Merifo bis 5ur
9ioiele Sonta Sc in 9teu=Nterifo. gii6t
einmal Die 9dlfte oieics Serritoriums lit
BON elmer mebr ober lueni9er ciuililirten
BepDIteruns be,uobnt; Der grDbHereSbeil
tpirb nod BON Suoiancrltdmmen our9*
ioeen. Man ldabt Die cipililirtcn Gimob=
ner oes 8e3irtes auf 30-40,O00, BON
o.ncn bic meiiten lpobl oem Namcn na&
fatbolil9 iino. @r6bere @tdote ei6t es
ouBer 8romnspille, oenr Sibe oes opp'
itolil9enWifars, feline mcbr, unoBro,uns=
bile 1elb1t bot nur 1859 Gin,upbner.
Gin GROCER Sbeil Der Vep6lterun9 iinoet
ii6 in oen iosenonnten &on6o's; unter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07

(1en 9ebra6ten Gid)tes i'll D11nen, MIR
oen lie cine iesensrcide 3hdtisteit ent=
falten tonnen. (&atb. Wiiiionen.)
9lu eer @ren,e Der Gipililation.
Sic Tomilic @crnainc uon B!ue
Tiogc in Georgia Icbte in jiemli6 9utcn
Nerbaltnil|en. Ser 'Noter bclblob je=
bod leytcn Gommer, nit Sen Seini9cn
na9 Dem fernen Meiteu iibcrjulieocln.
Sic &eile Our1 &anlas madte Die 6o=
milie in einem 9roben .Gmi9ranten'uo=
gen; lie eitono aus ocm @ater Sobn
@ermoine uuo Der lRutter loluie aug 5
S0bncu l,no 5 16dtcrn. 9lls lie in IT,
rem Wo9en am II. Geptember 1874 oul
5moty Sill ni6t weit BON Sberoon
Station, onfomer,, murbsn lie bon elmer
56oor rotber Seu iel bon Gtamme Der
Gbepennes an9e9riiicn.
Scr Noter uno Der altelte @cbn wur<
ben, als lie ous Sem Wagcn lprln9cn
,pollten, au9snblidli6 tcotsel6cllen.
Gbenio crying es Dem jiin9erer @o9nc.
Sic M{utter ipurbc ppr Den Mugcn Der
So9tcr ,pieoerbolt in nomcnlpler Welle
m:B6anoelt ebenlo Die dltelte traEts
@2,peltcr &e6etfa. Sic 2estere ltarb
unter ben Qualen, ,pel6e ibr bic unsild)'
ti9en Yeitien bcrciteten. unO Die Ututter
brahtcn lie nit elmer 2(rt nm porouf 1ie
bic 2tihen Der Opfer 9rabli9 oerltum
melien
Sic pier jiin9eren l0btsr uur0cu ain
2e6en 9claNen. 9ie 5>uei tlein item: Moe=
laibe uno 2ucD, nod &inocrn lpurocn BON
eincm She'll Der 0qnoe fort9ei9l 9leppt.
(Sie ticIen ldou I'm g}eujobr 8unoes=
Sruppen in bic 9dnOe uno ,uuroen BON
oielen oumols na6 Sort 2eauenwprt6 &C.
bradt; ibrei 8cbanolun9 @eitens Der
Snbianer par ,ueni9 items cine bcltlolil9e
oe,uclen). Gin onoerer 5beil Der Banoe
6ema9tiste li@ Der beioen anoern iiber'
lebcnoen WQoGen, Der oamals etwas i6er
l8 Sabre o(ten Caroline uno ibrer nm
pier Sabre jiin9eren Sdpeiter 2ii5i. Das
2ops Die itr beioen gelitteten uno iuobl crs
sosenenMdo6en mar Elm entleblides. (tn=
mjttelbar nod o6i9en @reueltboten Foben
ibre @efougenncbmcr nit i6nen in liio'
li6er &idltun9 ,uo lic in oer @e9eno ocr
uGtateo 4laines" onoere Snoiancrbon+
Den trafcn. Mn6 now Mnbru9 oes oies~
mai 10 falten Winters oauerte oos um'
bcraieben Der 8anbcn fort, uno oicNtdo.
6cn be- ltonoen ouf oielen 3llgen, oft bel
@un9er uno 9urit, Die ermiinoenltsn uno
aufrci6sno1cn @tropo5en. Mber oos
Tiir@terli@lte mar, oab lie pon elmer
Banoe an bic onoere I'M Yon'cs ber-
Sbonoelt wurben uno Den rpbefcn, brutal
ltcn rotDen 8eiticn als 9Heleer oieneir
mubtcn.
9lls lie einnal eiAem merltanilden
Gmi9ranten5u9e besesneten, ma@ten |'e
tinen Gludtuerlud, puroen jeoob bon
ibreu 9einisern balo 'uisoer in9eidn9en.
Ser 5duptline, oeNen ~Trau" bic alte1te
.56peiter Caroline bomals ien m'Bte,
1ud9te lie nun, ebenfaqs nm Yferoe, an ei*:
ner Der Meritaner 5u oerbanoeln; Der
@anoel jeoo@ se6ieb nur 10 melt, oob oas
Mdo@en ouf einisen Stunoen in. Die
Ma&t einsa i@am1!!eleH @{sritanerS tam
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07

east cuA bic 3eit 0eiolltp mo4l, Ia mod uiel
Noj're ton,men ioQ.
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Tappen.

ABRAHAM -. TAPPEN s the man to
vote for, for Judge Of the Supreme Court
in the Second District.
People have given up saving anything
nrainst Judge TAPPEN. His standing Is so
fair that Mr. scruDER, the estmable Re-
publican set up IN opposition to ham,
declined to run. Now it is said that Judge
TAPPEN, though n good man himself, once
had wicked friend. What Of thatY Did
he make this friend what he was? 1t Is
enough II a man keep his own character
clean and bright, without setting him TO
cleanse and scOur that of every one who
supports him.
We do not believe Judge TAPPEN will in
tentionnlly give wrong decision In favor
OF anybody. II he makes mistakes, Is not
Judge JOSEPH F. BARNARD, the Presiding
Justice In that department, competent TO
correct them? And does any one suppose
that he Will make half rs many mistakes
as his opponent would IL elected?
We desire To see the Supreme Court in
the Second District kept just as it is rs
long rs possible. Judge PRATT is not only
good civil lawyer, but one of the best
criminal lawyers in the State. lie is ms
brave rs lion, and courage is one OF the
first requisites TO constitute good Judge.
We hope to see him, as well rs Judge TAP
PEN, reelected. Judges BARNARD and
GILBERT have long terms before them
now.
II judge TAPPEN bad been cunning
enough, by some exchange, to get NOAH
DAVIS into his district for n short term,
thus giving the bar there taste OF what
really Objectionable Judge is, he would
have quickly silenced all opposition to
himself, resting, rs It seems TO, on trifles
light As air.
As it is, however, we do not think the
opposition will amount to much. IL is
sure not to- II all the readers Of TIE SUN in
that district vote for ABRAHAM B. TAPPES.
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III the reports published in the majority
of our contemporaries be correct, II would
appear that President GRANT is at last
about 10 do what he should have done
years ago. The reports-and many Of them
lave a semi-oflicill aspect-arc to the
effect that the President win shortly
recognize either the belligereucy or the
lad pcndcncc Of the Cuban patriots.
Two-thl ds Of the island have already
been Land waste, ana unless the Cubans are
allowed 10 supply Themselves with arms,
as their enemies have been enabled 10 do
an along IA" desoatiou Of the remainder
Of the island j, inevitable. However, bet
t"r late than never, if ID be not already too
late.
or course the Cubans, with whom, MS
Las long been eyidcnt, possession of the
island must Ultimately remain, are far
more interested IN the preservation Of
lis material wealth than the Spaniards,
VINO a.e oWy teppgt4Iy Iss.asAls, eau
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Bring the Bribers to Justice.

Bribery ut the elections is u fruitful
source. OF corruption in office. The man
who buys an Office will sell his power and
patronage after he gets it. The legislator
who purchases votes during the canvass
will dispose Of his own votes during the
session on due consideration. If we can
stop bribery of electors in political con-
tests, and the purchase OF non-elective
Offices from the dispensers of patronage,
we shall have struck heavy blow III favor
of administrative reform.
our new constitutional amendment not
only lnhibits bribery, and declares 1t TO he
a felony, but IL contains this stringent pro-
vision in regard to the prosecution Of
offenders:
ANY District Attorney who shall fail faithfully to
prosecute person ch Urged with the violation in his
county Of alY prOl OF his article which come
70 M. knONlcdgc, shall be removed frOm Office W the
Eoverno after due notice and an cpp0f niiy Of beina
heard Ia his defence"
With such provisions in our Constitution
there il no excuse IL the people allow
bribery in the pending elections to go un-
" hint OF Justice.
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Sam Tiiden,s Chief Glory.

Senator CoNKLrNG makes great account
of the alleged fact that the canal frauds
which GOV. TILDEN has exploded and
whose authors he is bringing to punish
ment, were conceived and initiated while
Democrats had control of the Canal Board.
IL this Is true, We say it is the chief glory
of GOV. TrLDEN There are few men who
dare TO lay hold Of corruption in their own
party, and who presume to deal with the
venalty and peculation of its corrupt
members.
OF such men Senator CoNKILNG, we are
sorry TO say, Ii not one. He stands by the
crimes of men IN his party. GRANT and
robson aud Boss SHEPHERD have always
found IN him defender. But SAN TILDES
is made of different metal. He attacks and
lays low the public plundcrrrs Of his own
party, and this is why the people esteem
him and coutide in him. 1t is this which
gives him future, whether In office or out
Of Office, which may well be onvied.
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ANe-Ilnndlc Smith Speaks Aeain-Hi. Gra nd-
sou viii Vote Tor Col. BnrtIetf.


To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir. wish
TO say few words TO the workingmen OF the
Seventh District before the campaign closes /
have In as geutemanly a manner as possible
challenged DIR. HAYES To a political discussion.
Having received no answer. will take II as "A
back down on his part. Now, what kind Of
man Is this to send 70 represent your interests
in the Leei-lature. Fearless men are wanted
there 20 answer their opponents. And now
VIII, 2 claims hls Dr. HAYES on your suiIraces 2
lie has gained some fame ffum taking an cXcur-
sion o. tne North Pole, anu suppose CnjoyIng
picnic win the E-quim uX un his way. Well,
what qnaiiuca lon Is that for rcprcsentatiVeY
Did that put moutlful In the mouths If the
hungry hlrd-wOrk.ng people Of the seventh
Distiictf Then again he Is AN old bachelor.
Good gracious WHY the gay life Of the can't
duiinE the session would he too Irksome t. a
man ~ he cold nature. The ladies Il Albany
would prefer Young, warm hearted, cOur ce-
Gus man TO nut lie aud sgiut into all the social
gatherings this winter Workiu gmen # { q
SOW nth, ! am sorry | cannot Doe with YOU, but
my grunds 10 iNcs in Your midst, and on Tues
day mex. he VIII e ST. mis- first vote, Ike "A brave
m q, for Col Bartlett. neyeryct backed down,
ana VIII Keen ms challenge ouen to DR. Have &,
ana Only require one half hours notice to neUt
nm anywhere. Yours truly,
DANIEL Carpenter SMITH.
Axe handl' maker aud back SAW aud maud
saw ier 49, L st Houston street. within stOne
throw OF the old Mechanics bell.
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the SEVENTH DIsTRIcr FIGHT.
Col. Bartlett Endorsed nv Wen whose Opinion
H. Valuable.

Col. Bartlett Endorsed nv Wen whose Opinion
H. Valuable.
SIR We cordially endorse the nomination Of
Coz. ClHord A. n Bartlett for member OF Assembly
from the seventh Assembly District COL Bartlett T. a
lawyer IN active practice and has the personal endorse
OF Gov. Tiiden. Of whose stan he IL a member ;
and know him personally to be gentleman OF cul-
ture and ability. without design to interfere with the
people Of the district heartily commend him to
them. feeling confident that in Inn they viii md rep.
resentauye In every respect worthy their sufsges.
Yours respectfully.
CHARLES DoSoHuE. ioHN Il. BRADY,
ABRAHAM II. LAWRENCE, JoHN X ToKTER,
HOWARD POTTER. ISAAC SHERMAN,
OSWALD OTTENDoRFER, dawn X. JAQuEs,
THOMAS h. STEWART, JANTf VI. BROwS,
Peter II. OLNEY, ALTuTp MAGFTAIT, JR
JAMEs LuEgiNKR GRAHAM. EDWARD kCuELI.
JosKru W. ALsor, ALGERNoN >. SULLIVAN,
VA. 4. DODGE.
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A respected correspondent assures us
that Mr.. STEPHEN II. HAMMOND, Democratic
candidate for tho Senate of New y, rk IN the
Iwent sixth District, instead of being m
who ought to be beaten, is one who ought TO he
elected. We are very glad to hear Il. IL Is
much pleasanter TO be told that a man des rges
the appro baton Of his fellow citizens than that
he deserves their blame. The evidence az inst
Mr.. HAMMOND seemed To us pretty strong; but
" the reople Of the district, whose special duty
IL IL to investigate the matter with the greatest
care, shall show by eectng Mr.. HAMMOND that
thew have come to "A different conclusion, and
that their judgment Is altogether in bis favor,
why, well aud good. We shall cordially hope. in
that event, that the new senator will prove by
his conduct In the Legislature that lie 10 entirely
worthy Of the public confidence.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sir: IL WAS
printed In rnE SIN, on the authority of the Rev S
lrcn@us Prime that the Declaration OF Independence
was hrs read IN the state Of New York at the Court
House In Nhi'c Plans in the county OF westohester
on July = l776 This statement made before the
Nestchesier County Historical Society. MIR Prime IA
mi.takon. The Declaration was READ on tho OH t.v
Iu lto ~ ne pace stated ana rot ON tie 7th fhis
error outh lu he corrected. II Dir. Prime doubts nv
staten mt, Will furnish him with the dorumeufs ~
prove that he Is mistaken. AnWoNtk ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

In every county of Massachusetts but
one, the women are in excess OF the men. This
rs the Springfield Republican thinks, Is perhaps
not a cause for confidence, inismuch a. women
are more oroeily, frugal, and temperate than
men, and arc less liable to add to the burden Of
crime and paupersm. Nevertheless, so flr as
the ladies' themselves are concerned, this st tie
Of things is misfortune. How can DR.. HAYES
who, although confirmed old bachelor,,is a
gentleman Of chivalric instincts, turn his at
ieetlon 10 matters VI wAieN he kpoys llt.!e, All
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We have received card addressed TO
the industrious people Of New York inviting
them to take part In the inaue uratian of the
permanent headquarters Of the :" Independent
PortY" on Monday evening next. Gen. SAM CARY
Of Ohio is announced as the speaker on this ocea-
sion. his subject being the finance question. so
called. SAM CARY is loud aud fluent apost'e
OF in1 ton, and tue Inde pendeDt party, as we
conclude, Is to rest upon imitation as its corner
stone
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GRANITE coNrHlcr IN 81. AouIs.
Letter from the Hon. -. Gratz Brown-Not
Interested.


To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: In
THE WEEKLY SUN OF Oct. 20 | hnd a correspond.
once from st. Louis charging various frauds
upon Mr. Schneider and others ia connection
with the construction aud granite supply for
the Custom House now being erected, and which
brings in my name as follows:
In the spring Of 1879, A D. Mullett as Supervising
contract with Philip ". Schneider, Of the Arm OF
schneider a Brow, fer the stone to Oe used In the
basement aud sub basement Of the new buding. Tic
hIm NJ that tine Owned tn granite Quarries on Ozark
Mountain, IN MdulebrOok eighty i've niles from ST.
LOUIS and the - ne required for the fulhment of The
contract owned and SOLD BY the nrm nut for yar
Gus reasons the name OF MIR. Brown the Hon H. Graz
Rown-did MT appear IN the bids in the final agree
ment,
This might leave the impression that am in.
terested in the contract In question, and in
part responsible for the manner Of its execu-
ton. Such Is not the fact. | have no interest,
direct or Indirect, In the matter at all. While
| am the owner OF large granite quarries In lion
county, am not supplying any Government
work or receiving any moietv, percentage, or
payment for any that is supplied to either the
-. Louis or Cincinnati Custom iousc. Asking
for This statement a place IN THE >uN. have tie
honor 10 subscribe myself yours truly,
II. GRAFT EROwN.
IPLANDs, Iron county, Mo-, Oct 25.
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The young editor IL n suob. He has an
Overwhelming affection for the rich-the
brown stone voters az lie calls them. Hear
him:
The well TODD Mon Of tho ~ a-c supposed as
two oplusiue parties go toiuctllug Ike fixed
pc itCal status 90 be- unpulc hasaOe as matter Of
Of electiouecrng."
The well-to-do men OF New York are not I'M
purchasable as matter Of course. JAY GOULD
lives In a brown-stone house. Is he unpurchas-
able His stool pigeon lives In a brown-stone
house. Did not JAY GOULD purchase him
The Credit Mobilier bribe-takets were brown
stone-house men. Did they remain unpurcnAs
ablef Boss SHEPHERD lives In great rllc Of
stone and mortar. Was he unpurchasatleY The
distinction mace by the snObbish young editor
his nothing 10 justify 1t. Corrupt men. both
rich and poor, are pIrchasable. The possession
Of wealth does not Of necessity breed honesty.
Its lack does not tend 10 the itching palm. The
best portion of a community Is that great class
which occupies "a position OF neither wealth nor
piucting poverty. IL is the class which b.
honest labor fortilcs the moral qualities which
luxury may sap and renury undermine. II H.
to the honest men Of New York, wherever they
live aud howsoover housed, that We appeal 70
break down tie onc-man power in or ci,Y
politics To further intrcnch JOuN KELLY in
ms Giclatorial position, is TO def, the ends Of
democratic government. We wish no man To- oc
SO strot in rover that his will shall make AID
unnahe Judges and legislators, aud his favor
purchase support.
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JoHN DECKER is running for the Assem-
tW On the Democratic ticket on Staten Island.
lie was a member of the Assembly in 1869, 1870,
and lsil We understand that while in the As
sembly he drew $l26 month from this city
from May, 1870, to August, 1871, AZ Inspector u
Membranes on MnarVes-a sinecure. HIS
present opponent for the Assembly Il KNEE
LAND TOWNSEND. We think IL will he entirely
safe for the people of staten Island TO elect
TOWNSEND.