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New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
PKRSONiL.

Isabella Wallace. claiming descent from Sir
q llam WI.cs, die1 glanl entiy st tue sSe Of
% year.
The Rev. ". II. II. Murray has been pre-
,euted gold watch ana chain. valued at 800, by
several members Jt uis former congregation IN Boston.
Lady CAan.ry's deIth makes available for
ne Of British f4e at in painting aud
sc, yfure onv" nearly el50O)J OF Nlica $500 year
siIi 20 t. the R'yd Aosiehy.
Mr. Geo. Riddle, q cousin of Miss Kate Field,
sd a recent graduate Of Harvard CJ.ege. will make
b A. an actor IN the character Of Romeo at the
RJstOu TIc"t"r x, Saturday Cveuln-.
Mr. Fredcrick ;. Stallknecht has been elected
President II Danish Society recently formed II this
CITY for s. . literary aud charitable purposes. The
sunber Of Dues ~ New YORK anu BookiyuIs estimated
AZ about 4,OtI
Woman Sufrlca has had just n trife of a
SUCCESS iu Maine. Tue R-v. Miss Harris % liowell
ofciAted A. chsnain IN the stlts day last
week, beug ths hrst woman vino even performed that
service IN the Legislature.
The shah of Persia has given Herr Falken-
1aGop, rssau snJiset concession 10 construct a
railway from Ttbrz 10 the Russian fron.e7 II thie hDe
caiIieI ou,. 10 Vii be exteuGed 70 Iits. aud ~ DC
come the first railway connecting Asis and Europe.
The nsccrauOn of the Rsv DR.. Thomas
Underwood Didley, Assistant Bshop-eieet OF the Do
,ese Of Kentucky, vii take place tomorrow at Christ
Church, IN Baltimore wuioh nae been the rector
or several years The Bishops who will be IN attend
anee comprise the following; shop smith OF Ken
sacky, the Senior Bishop of the Church 10 America ;
Bishop white Of Virginia, Bishop Wilmer OF Louisiana,
Bishop Stevens OF PENNSYLVANIA, Bishop Johns Of VIr
s,pia Bishop Norris OF Oregon Bishop Whpple of Min
oesots Blssop Law Of EastOn, Nj. Bishop Holmes OF
Central PENNSYLVANIA, anu tne kiybt Rev. d.. Hell
muth. Lord BisnOp ~ Huron, Canada Tue Rev George
" Peterkin OF Memorial Church. BltmOre will be-
Master OF Cerem0ues and the cOu -ecrtlOn sermon viii
oe preaCLed by Right Rev. Bishop johns or Nir-
S1nia II is understood tnat the Right R,v Bishop
Wbtttinghsm OF Maryland has declined for scrptural
70 present the occasion, aud that nc has
also refused IN credentials OF Bishop DudleV
TIE reasons for tLs cuurs L. stated, because Dr.
Dudley has been twice married.
MONTREAL. Jan. 2J.-It is rumOred here that
ord Dufterlu VIII resgn ae GJvernor-Ge0er2i or Gan
ada aud De appointed VcerOy OF IudiN
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THE HON. JOHN A. WALLER,

THE HON. JOHN A. WALKER,
FRrF. Penn, Jan. 25.-The Hon. John \.
Walker one OF the prominent men iu TINS section
,,ed IN mis- city ta ,rnng. age Is He served
severa terms il Ii PeDnsylvauis legislature in 1893
a4ss He was State enator from this District N ls7.
and was elected TO the speakersn in 1882 80. Until
ately he was President Of the Penns wanna Coustitu-
n.pa Convention, and FOR several years Was bright
ornament to the Bar IN THIS county.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Boston, Jan. 25.-Charles Huriburt lead
tp0 merchant OF this city, died last night.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The wife Of the Earl of
crarvon IL dead Prior 70 her marriage IN 1851 she
as known as Lady EVELYN stanhOpe, only daughter OF
George Gxth Earl OF Chesterfield, who died Ia 1866
FrCHBURG, Mass, Jan. 2j.-The Rev. Geo.
rask who was noted for Bs aversion 20 the use OF TO-
baccO died suddenly a. his late residence mere Quay
Mr. Trask had attained the of 49, ana lad written
and spoken great deal IN support OI MS opnIun lh'
the use Of tobacco Is botn unsesIthy anu demoraI%
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TIE PiRE RECORD.
4. euEBNAS. Geucral.

TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING OK FIRE.
WAsIlINGrON, Jan. "J-The building occu-
Ued ~ .uc &4yy Department. caught h.' I tac upper
story shOr ait- 1870 p u and bIrnet narccy. TIE
-o0ms where the lire took place stored with
orIs. There was thst two or three persons
w.rc ID the upper story m dang Of beiu- burned.
The Ire sas completely Ter c,utroi by O'Clock
The damage 20 ire building much b. water ~
tbe hr II It Is thought the lire originated
from defective fl 20, the ia which theft aInc
we're H. II discovered entirely unOrcupied Nearly
an tge papers d"s.rJ7al ct" Oe GgIIn replaced. The
sccrctary's Ohcr proper which in tLr wing " tue
bdiIdIug, was not damaged
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RAILROAD ACCIDkATS.

A RAILROAD COLLISION IN BOSTON WITHOUT Loss
or LIFE.
BOsTON. Jan. 25.-A collision occurred on
the Colony Rirosd at 73o tonight at Harfison's
4ausre station in the 5uhurbs. The southern SlOre tram
ran N the track UuGbIm and was delayed y
hours, and Al the above named station ran into
cDc rear OF n local train, which carried large
number Of pqssenRars bound FOR Boston to ar
tsud the various atnusement~. Tue engine
Of shore demolished. the boiler perfnfaF l.
aud lie escaped adding 10 the general confusion
Tue seats In tue torn m, and the windows
shattered forward tram, aud several persOLs
were u jIrci bot no lives vere lUst.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
IN THIS ClTY-LOss 5000.

There was large fire in MOtt's-lane yes
terda7 which broke Ia the double twostOry frame
house NJ 5. and eupicG b. Oliver L ghthoGor
nnd Robert Pnv:e. The damage to this building was
- imaed 50 OO) 'he property was Insured for
tnat amount The .nes extended 20 No s. twO-story
frame house owned and occupied ny John Wclter an
Andrew Dglscul. Tuis Ju!1lag Va damaged $40 aud
insured tor l.G0l IEe tWu-stnry iramo dwel.lhg
ma factory NJ p owned and occupied nv james Nc
Cave was damaged 800. insured Tor $3.50 TIE d-e
originated m the part N. in 0lA occupied ~
l. ghtn tnuJrr, buC the Gauss W7s not asOer dlaed.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
TIE INDI4Y COUA TRY.

ALL QUIET At TIE RED CLOUD AGENCY-A PARTY or
HUNTERS BADLY rKJZ-A-COL. uLN1I AND uIS
COMPANY RECOVERING.
CHEYENNE, w. I. Jan. 2j.-Dr. Slyille, In
dir Agent at the Rel Cloud Agency, arrived here to
day. en- route to Washington. and reported everything
Ille5 ia the upper country SEVERAL Of the Kochen
band wlI,l recently wen; south hunt the pub
Irau hIo ertlrnld d ana were .d!y rZl. IIre. were
ftoZrn 20 drstl He reports that C'. Horny aud his
company wrrs recovering from tn effects o. their
ire, zu- Iu ths expedition iO .He Black Hs, and tla
there wore no case, rcq l'ri1g hmpu.1ilOn.
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GoVERyuEyr WR4THkR REPORT.
NAh DErAhtNEHAs
Oyvrcg or Tug CHrEP SIGNAL OFFr'

OrvrCs tug CHIEF -IGFAL OFFrcER,
TAsHINGTON. d. C.. sday, Jan. 70, l5l5-l 4. u )
Synopsis for me DISl h0eHtV-fouF hours.
The storm of snow and ram on Sunday
nigrt over New York md New England has moved
north. eastward over the q M o. 81. L ,wrepce.
Falling barometer rising temperature. east or south
" {Dds cloudy or threatening weather and occasional
rain are now prevail from the Lower Missouri Valley
south ward over tIe West q uif states.
Partly cloudy weather and occasional hght snow
along tae lower lakes aud Lake Huron.
The tempcra sure nas aien Ia the lake region aud the
Atlantic States.
The Mississppi River has continued slowly falling At
An below 81 Ilui-. The Cumberland at M Sd vile snd
tbe ONO at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati have rapidly
risen. - ,,.
During Thursdav the sputA Atlantic states, high,
fnlinwe1 bv falliug barometer, generally over trm-
p4rature tnan Monday, northeast to s0uth-ats
Viud- increasing clOddinoSs viii prevail, accom-
r.tnlrd bv rain IA the southern portion.
In tine 1{uIf states, Tennessee Ohio Valley, sud upper
l.la roytu falling barometer IainS TEMPERATURE and
at or softh winds ana Increasing codInoss' win
ram In the three nrst districts, ana pr0OAJy ght snow
" IN he Madk states ard ne loper lal'
RATION htgh 50ROred by JaHag 0F0mth-' gen
syIHy i5,rer temperature AGH oH Aio"@"y'
teisds GRADUALLY shilling % northeHd ana "h"," -
rrsasing elOudsaesS and dag be HgH Ovei '"s syS'-
crH portions, probably st0ic .. .,,,,.,,.,-,
In New gland higher barometer, lower t"hpeI''u'
nurtL winds diminishing Ia lVrce, auu Ael0iS
clear weather. m , 49,. O,., ~.
Tne Cnmberlrnd River az Nashville, and the Ol'o ~
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, AAd LIul7Nu'et WIZ 'I'0'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
FAMILY BURNED 10 DEATH IN QUEBEC

BOUCuERvILLE, QHebec, Jan. 2J.-A tire this
morning destroyed the farmhouse occupied by Pierre
Duude His wife and eight children pershed in the
flames. Dulude IseIiousy burned m his efforts 10
save hi, family. and is expected 20 1--we. His wife
and children literally burned 10 ashes. ant only
fragments OF the bodies can found Tue eldest child
Wac - years old aud the youngest baby.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
pFcON,IENpATIOEs BY THE PHILADELPHIA
BOARD OF TRADE.

Pm ADELPH1A, Jan. 2j.-The annual meet
ing Of the Board OF Trade held this evening al
which the report Of the Executive Council was pre-
sen.ed. 1t Is a very lengthy document, and refers
n length 10 various subjects under confederation
dur,ng the year The OF representation at Wasn
80 - tsIt and fhe creation ~ bureau ~ commerce
fs spproyed. TIe matter o. hshts on the
D-laVrare River and Bay, IN view OF tns
,,uaerfnf uCreaRe IL COlniueIce, rs huFOchtcu
M CAuaalap Hsclprocity treaty IS alluded 10 rAther
fvcrreiv Tine question OF uauiicni schools ~ sronRy
5.d the tart1 sn DlIfic stOD cOnrts OF admins
ou qulsiJOTial searches into the private uHtIIs VI
- vdu ~ oar foreign commerce, ana enc teutehh4ai
r.Osrtiou are al referred TO-
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FL sEMHERE.

MONTREAL, Jan. 25.-At the Tanneries this
morning, a block OF seven houses belonging 10 NJ.
buduet was burned. The loss Is t21.OOJ
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 25.-A destructive fire
broke OH, IN the village u Brovnsboro, K.l yester-
da, IN whica six buildings were consumed including
Mtcnel', II te and three stores. The ioss is heavy.
NJ IN lAsAr..ncr.
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THE Troubles IN VICKSBCRG.

THE PEOPLE DECLINE TO RECOGNIZE ANY SHERIFF
EXCEPT FLANAGAN.
V1cEspURG, Miss, Jan. 25.-The feeling
against the proposition compromise the shrsValty
matter by taking Crosby'e bond and putting IN deputy
is 50 intense that the project has beea ahhdoneu Ahe
peoole Will recognize nobody but Flanagan as slern
,utl forced 10 by the military, AMI declare emphati
cav against compromise looking 70 the re4hs'
,fG
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~ 49, vhcuses we're crowded with peopIe waiting
M is .n -eak up Of the Ice bridge by the tide buf "A
she veatber vs. growing steadily colder their hopes
uare NOT very hIs.''
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

We have bad continuous business relations
with Gro p RowELL h 90. for between ssd fvsx
yeasS a"u nave found them bones and prompt Ia oyey
,r-.-. Persons oontJ mplatfng n Widespread y~ntare
Ia advertising vvld DO yell 10 communicate with q. r.
T. & Co. Al ParkrOs, Nov YORK Thy have agash1
IAcsfJr the TRANSACTION Jf such busiDoss ODsSrYef
Fayetteville. Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
FERRIAGE TO BROOKLYN STOPPED FOR A
TIME.

A second ice bridge was formed last night
in the East YER by the freezing together Of the
Of leo brought down by yesterdays thaw Early in the
evening t was evident that much trouble must ensns to
the ferry companies, and It loi o'clock boat leaving
tho Brooklyn side the Fulton ferry line. with many
paAseugors was fruzru fact IN md-streaD, remaining
hsra M tong after O'nluog A. 9Renns tLa uiOlLISZ
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TotaI receipts 10 date.......


The Unparalleled cold weather OF the last lew weeks
IN Western Kansas has caused untold suH'flOg ana
distress 10 our desttue people. l am daily Ia receipt
of letters from this gOu giving painful accounts Of
the condition Of Thousands of people. The Kansas
Central Relief Committee IN great need OF money to
buy fue FOR ne destitute In this weather; also
ia nav freights on Ueug shipped in from other
ates which the railroad companies cannot carry free
an account OF the bulk. without the fuel our people
viii freeze and without the necessary forage our teams
will moi be IN condition to do the Spring pOwnR, and
,ncrofore Will prevent both planting aud harvest The
Committee is 50 iu need Of Large quantities Ot seed for
snripg planting. Contributions OF money. clothing or
.-ber pecss.ares win be promptly acGnowie1ged and
..,.,5e eI i, sent 10 q y RICKsECKER.
Agent X us45 X .l!ef
Vo 81, Broadray Nsu- York. Jan. p. 1875.
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TIE STATE or TR8DE.


nAvAs, % -spssh seA. ki5@2l0. Ansrirss 33oe13i
krhsHgr erli s t.si 80 isf. ssrreBcf 80 rS
pruniar dFht 9iJ9I % lfOOiI
DreD.im. short sS1. iljgi6 pr-sa iyBAss, lS5ei4
vresYm. oa Pans ifGaitS If5nEa.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
TIE rr;rE1,s POINT FIRE.

The varnish factory Of Mandel < Go. at Long
Island CITY. which dp,troye. by ire o. "a urdor
night and he loss which amounts 20 $1,000 is IN
sured in the wiamsburzh CITY. Merchants aud frld-
crs ana Atlantic In.uranre Companies ~ S'w-Y0rk.
ana the Alias aud .na OF Hartford 10 the amOuut OF
a.
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THE GRASSHOPPERS' VICTIMS.
MORE AID FOR THE SUFFERERS,

MUKE AID FUK TIE oUFFEhLho'
4 FRIENDLY CONTRIBUTION.
To me EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Please find incosed 81 70. the contribution
Of some friends, for the sufferers in the West. Ac-
knowledge from Reformed Church, BrOokville. l.. J.,
and Obliec. Yours, etc, Ms
East Nsrrleh. Jan. 2S 1875.
THE GRAssHOPPERs FEAST.
TO the EdiE0r Of The TrtbWBe.
SIR: Instead of buying q ticket for the Butter
flies Bali" incuse 81 to help pay for the Grass
hoppers Feast" Faithfully.
C.. w FREDFRICXeON.
P.s. inclose an additional dollar on account Of
my partner (wife'.
Mem York Ian %. 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
LOUISIANA.
SENATE oRAToRY ABOUT LOUISIANA.

| SENATE ORAToRY ABOUT LOUISIANA.
- 'HN AND PEAsE CONTINUE THE DEBATE A
oP THK NOBLE ARMY OF CARPET
.H,... .n,s,. "r OF A CONTINUED FLOW OF
SPEECH
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rns fainusrI
WASHINGTON Jan 25-Tbedebate on the Loulsi-
question was resumed to-day and put almost y"
ertremis by the combined efforts OF senators
son and Pease. Senator Johnson ec- oiuueo '"o
speech begun on Friday. and Pease begaL an oru-
tiOn which unless cut off by tho Senate cauD, 'o
night Will be continued tomorrow. Johnson Is n, ="
a very brilliant speaker and he had new arRu-
ments and striking points to offer he was deserted
even by his own friends and spoke to q beggaTiy
array Of empty benches. Pease, who was eager for
the fray days ago. appeared upon the floor with
numerous sheets of fooscap covered with the result
OF his long wrsstle with this threadbare subject
together with many books, pamphlets, newspapers,
reports. &c, to bolster up the telling views which
he intended advance and all presenting most for
midable array After considerable skimishIng in the
low ground with the subjects Of Kellogg and his right
TO call posse cOmitatus to hs aid the terrible usrpa
iOns Of the Democracy and the murders and intiml-
datiOns at the South showing that careful attention
had been bestowed upon the great ideas advanced
by his iustriOus predecessors no scared alOft and
entered into most heartfelt and earnest defense OF
carpet-bagVers upon whom 30 much contuniely has
been unjustly heaped Warming with his theme, he
made dreadful onslaught upon Schurz for his late
speech, and by reading cOpious extracts from that
Senator's report of affairs at the South III 1865 he
drew such indictment AGAINST him that Schurz
will probably be unable to reply
Encouraged by the smiles of his friends, he then
proceeded to denounce the Democrats in the usual
manner As the abettOrs of aud apolOgiZers for all
the murders and Outrages committed 1t the south.
drawing from Thurman remark as to his veracity.
which not very complimentary. The further
flow Of ideas from this w-htdged orator was only
stopped by the desire for adjournment and IS to be
continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

TO-DAY tbs city and reflected ths old ofcsr- Pres>
dent william ID. Bishop; VIce-PreskenL Z. NJ k,ssI
TREASURED, J. T. shelton.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
AN ELEVATOR BURNED IN ONTARIO.

KINGsroN, Ont Jan. 95.-RldfOrd & Bars
IONS elevator on Wolfe Island, containing several
tnonslnd bnhcl- OF grain. destroyed Oy nre last
night. IL Is IusuIei.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
PENTiyG CLOTHS .ARggT


PaaupRSCz X l.. J.i .srrslE Coas TroHs So 1stsc
sita moss stIss iLll1 as sr & oths 90 Gee ssrAsi
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

CsTsSsTi. I,n - tv- Hr. d-. rrr-r,i. feni sss, q
Gamma 81 - 2"u&6 - Tef-s Flfr ~ - vet 10 Nss
Psc.iEs Bscl-rs. - lJ,s7 At shs1s-- lOS
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

ELECTION dF RAILROAD DrREcToEa
HARrY1sp, Ccnno Jan. 95-lho ducc Us OF
49, Wa. ~ ,rtyol aud hartford Railroad mas
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

.,f.,,rc,,u,pY. Ala. Ja1. ZJ-rJD. JOhnson lco'-
-, .rfsI q. 80 l.. IJf.cr, -ts bel BIO 'alf
' 80 ID b, tAs u.y,asf ,oa4oa1 ''f 30 - 49, FsA
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D[EN.

Brooks seminary fo- Oung I.rf.~s-Poughtas7-i- NJ
a8I 5r,l
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

THE CONGRESSIONAL lNYESTTGATlON.
TIE COMMITTEE STILL Ar wDGK-rIE SECRETARY
OF STATE REQUIRED TO FURNISH TIE PAPERS
THAT WERE BEFORE THE RETURNING BOARD
ANOTHER PROPOSAL by TIE MEN1RY PARTY TO
SUBMIT 10 ARBITRATION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2j.-The Congressional
Committee sun investigating the Gcion Of tho Il
turning Board The evidence to-day about the same
~ that gwen before the Sub Comnitee Mesrt VIII A.
ke- Arroyo aud others examined. and the secre
tary Of ate required to furnish the papers that
we're before the Returning Board.
The following letter submitted to the Congre'
.ional Committee today while it in sesson
NEw-ORLEAvs. Jtn. 25. 1873.
To N, ION GEORGE P. HoAR Chairman Congressional
COMMITTEE on Lou'SiaiG AVdirs 49,, o.
SIR: .iJZ TIE recent visit Of portion oi tlr tom
uIrer oi wacu yOl are Chairman, 10 our city, WihtIn
r. log,. acting Governor OF tais STATE having eG
pressed wlinn 70 submit the results of the '"c
iluu OF 1872 ~ thai Committee for c1uYdsa m - il
ment, W.. the undcrs-nei on the 1in daY o. J'nA ~
addressed .icatnu 10 The same b iY, rppF
which here incl0~ef, exprr~-Ius also "T iiIhs
clare t result of -ad election We de~ir' tucxpr
our perfect readiness 10 accept the fan ,onmfee s ar
Dtrrs OF mat Ier aud 10 ahte bv To- dc' non Ir"
'G' erg il now nnjer SUMMON To- prodrrr tar
ofIl..a ut.s o. tha elroiDu 1872 fore 10 ito
Ite- House CaIiu.ttee on Privileges aui l. e.. .O,-,
we resnccrfully suggest thar your Committee cnul
perform the labor at Washington without graat inter
ference with your 60 grcs-Oual du..e7. sh1ri4 D.
ne Thought necessary or sdvI.a 10 bv vou to
nav rG~ns.l on horn sIies 10 exp'aiu anv
uoiD.s IN connection vi b tns returAs apparent
on their IA, o. could be provided TO-. In asking
your Committee TINS driicite anl repoI,i'r
taryr not furg tfHl Of The sIrtiur " u'crs-
.arlIy IN ioses have hren led 10 believe that yoh
sil assam IT, from tie Ei-h pudiC cnIrI er Y0n EMO
before the and the ur"en necessity DO 10 tif
aud the nation mai there should Dr rpt@@y cnI
90 The - "a u.-tutpAuc. ami iHLll to NdrB
non III louisiana has given rise since the election
1s-o Having pcr.crt conf irncr the justice of
cause we are wiring to make the sunn-~ion without
Tts.rrat,0, JNO VI IN ERY,
N v pvVS II. Y. OGDEN
T,,f-s GRAHAM RIB-RT VI. l.U sHEG.
p T. Ilros.d ar, copies Of letters exchanged b.
tN.e,, the Com nttee OF wlch Mr.. Poster was chair
man. and ourselves.
Speaker Hahn does not believe that the Republicans.
if they ha the power. would submit 10 TIE plan pro-
posed by The caucus resO utou OF The
that the Congressional Committee now in New-OI
caas take retras, and declare who we're eeced ~
tie L .gislature."
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
OBITUARY.

80 81 BrOGdcag, ysr- York, Jan. d, 1915
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-21

voice OF the people is the voice Of
God. Var popuN oox Uei.) If the
voice OF the people is the voice of Cod.
then the people who murdered our
Savior AMI Saints, and who have dane
all sorts of v%ilIainy were right, for
their action was the vsice of God.
This aside, however. We only want
to say that ,st Tennessee cannot fur
nIsh a man who deserves the Senator.
ship as clearly and honorably as Mid
die or West Tennessee can furnish
Not that Middle or West Tennessee
can furnish Il man who would attract
more attention than AndIcw Johnson,
or one we should rather sec in the Sen.
ate than him, provided he had not
kicked So terribly in harness. and
made the unmanly action of Cooper a
reason for disorganizing the Democrat
ic patty in order to unite liscordanl
elements upon himself, failing in which,
to beat the Democratic party by elect
ing Radicals. Vile the ChcatIam
johnson campaign. in which We sup
ported Chcatham NJ the regular nsml
ne, against johnson, independent.
I'm conclusion we want to say tina,
wc desire the harmony Of all elements
opposed to RaiicalisW, and II the cleo
ton Of Johnson would secure lar
mony, let us trade" True, We hate
the thought Of n party bowing to one
man. hut We put it in the light ofa
commercial tIansaction for general
good. We know that Johnson is hon
est in ai' respects except thai ne has
stepped so far in politics that he can
not get out until death puts an end to
his ambition. He has divergrd from
| his old paths of adherence to Demo
cratic Legislatures. but he is n power
with many who are truly conservative
And we would take him as w wenld
a piece of machinery without which
the machine will not work to our good.
Only tins, and nothing more"