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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-29
Elociinq posim a as.or,.

A bill is now pending in the
House Of Repre- sentatives that pro-
poses tho election of postmssters
in every city and incorporated town
by the people OF the municipality. BY
ballot. The election is to bo keld
every four years. concurrent with the
Presidential election. Tho y,erson'
elected is to be commissioned by the
President on presentings the POST
master Generals certificate OF elec>
ton, and giving bond as now pro.
vided by law. postmasters thua
elected are to be removable FOR cause
by the President aud Postmaster
General and on such removal, or ON
failure to qualify according TO law.
the President is to appoint another
person to Gil the vacancy until the
next stated election.
Such law would doubtless re-.
lieve the Department. Of much lcl,or
and responsibility In the matter Of
making The nuaeryas sppclhtmeuts
lreqrired by the postal ser.ico. II IL
also probable that tip people Of any
city or town would l}s as vol mall
fed to select suiteb.s persons for
the Office as tho ppaftmsnt now IL
under the preseprsystein ~ petitio.l
and rccomAaepSstions. OF icouySe.
like every ossr office, il wosld inn.
mediately ~ in'o the pool oi poll
tics. Buynat would .rcnler tho /.
matter D<le less Objectionable than
the coyse now is, where appoint,
menvaro almost invariably made on Y
polial grounds
mo result OF tho Elective laan
vnld be to make postnastel son: !.
/hat moro indepenbYr ano ~
Would likewise, in ye-at measu,es
prevent the posI' service OF tne
country from bssfs male the medi'
nm of electi,eering for any partic.
,lar Presidential nominee It would
moreover produce spirit OF greater
and accommodation on
he part of postmaster towards their
upon whose votes de-
bend their election and this Is q
most devoutly to be
Wished in regard to that branch or
.he public service Their fidelity to
he requirements of the law and the
,ules Of the Department would likes
wise be secured by reason Of tho
power OF removal for cause still held
by the Department. 1t would give
the elected incum bent the assurance
of at least four-year term, provi-
ded he gave no cause Of removal in
the meantime sand he could there-
fore address himself to his duties
with no misgivings of mind as to
being outside by the macbinationa
of any rivals during his elected term.
Upon the whole we do not SEQ but
that the people aud the pablo ser-
vice would both be benefited by such
q law.-Erchange.
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KEYSTONE COUGH SYRUP.

Ihi' wonderful meiIcin', which Il purely q Veg
ciah'e Preparation. L. one Ut the most safe,
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ness, Bronchitis, woOping Cough, pain iu the
hest, Sp!ttlnl Of Blood, Snreue.s AMI Bloeiiuy
ui the Lungs or Throat which has ever been
offered to the public. DO not wait until your
cough has settled In consumption, tor consump.
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Sc afflicted ones for Phthislc Cnugh, bronchitis,
ant all 0thor affections otthe rRrpnt sni Lungs
aud with GOi's blessing and u regular use of
this medicine according u direction you may
confidently expect euro.
GORDNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
ror the rel Of and cure 0i Bilious C0mrlaints of
alI kinds, nyspepslI, Lnrndlc' Headache, In.
dix gS1tion, Impurity oftho blood No.
0ORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
ls n sure cure for IileeIins AMI itching Piles
Full directions t'r u.s. acrpnptny etch aud
every pictage Of tho rhnyo medicine, BE sure
that Dr. q Horinrr's nfuo Is p-intel up N
every label. ini'rnatiou On any disease ohoer.
fully communicated, Address
Dr T. " I0RONrR,
Lgh, street Columbia 90, Pa
For sale at all Druggists AMI Country stores,
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HERE Is TIE PROOF
OFITs
Superior Excellence

Read 'his Home Certificate, testiaed 10 by
thw ,ri u 1arrigues one ofthe most competent
ntusslsts and .hemlsts Of Phliadelphia, mar
Whose vcracity none can doubt.
ain happy 70 adj my testimony TO tho ureet
vnl eut the "London Hair Color Restorer u
which restored my hair 20 Its original Color,
and the hue appears to bo permanent I am
satisfied that this preparation "a nothing iiso /
nye out operates upon the sscrctions. AZ l. sIst
oenuthsl hair dressing and promotes the
ward u. Barrigues. druggist. Tenth and Gates
street, who eau also tesfify my hair was quite
gray when lcoInmeneed its use.
No 100 North ninth street, PhtIa.
Dr' Swaynn son. Respoctei friends ~
have the = easure to ip,orin you that lady ol
with the success Of your "i.onion Hair uoY
Festrcr," Her hair was filIin1 raplJlv n
quite gray The collar has been restored 70
iaiiinz on entirely stopped, and q new grs tn
oil hair IL the result.
+. d. GARRIGUES
druggist, cor. Tenth and --Coites, Iiia,
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
Jnly 22d, le7l:--Dr swaync & 81; Last
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h''pTsspI%YTsiH'RS1 sp %YTsHREr.
No. 50 n Hand square,
r,bohuon hair Color Rsstore and DreSring''
las completely restored my nair to rs original
eoiY, % ald youthful beauty, aud caused rapid
ana dLuhuriant growth,
No.eis N-dh sss-..s Street. Va & Phiiadsiphi..
Dr. Dalton OF Phip,ieluh,. s,ysofit; The
London Hair Color Isssiorer is nsed very es.
, sonsNeiy among ny patients aud friends. as well
~ os myself. therefore 'peaA frou experience.
75OENrS PER BOTTLE
\, Aad,ess orders :, pr. swAYsE y SON. 800
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Life, Growth, Eeauty.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RE sroRER.
LONDON HAIR COLOR REsroRER.
Mott Dye; makes harsh hair SON and slIky
sicsnses the scalp from All ImpsritIcs, causing
the hair to grow whsre'm has fallen on or DO.
somo thin.
Con be applied by the hand A. II does not
stain the skin or soii the finest iiaen. Az hair
Dressing II Is tho mos, perfect tho world has
over produced. The hair is rcnovs tei and
strengthened. and natural color restored With.
out the application OF mineral substance.
since the iptrodution Of tsIs tv,ly v,,ua ia
preparation Into thiscountrv. n has been the
ronder snh admiratlon Of all classes. ns Il has
proved % be the only article that Will obso.
lnfiy without deception. =, store gray hair ia
~ original c'io,, health softness, Iustrs and
beauty. and produce hti. on bald heads OF ~
orNinal growth AMI color
This beau iful aud fraxrantIy perfume1 arti.
clio " complete within ITSELF no washing or
preparation before or nftor fts use or accom-.
paoiWupt of any KIND being rcquired 20 obtain
these desirable results.
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Trains for HanI6urg leoue as .folloms
Leave New ysrk, s.i5 am 100 ard
6.3o and a1.i5 m.
Leave PailaAelphia, o.' m. $40 and
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TIi> Fine Walnut ParloT Suit. covered IN
Hair Cloth or Wool Ferry, any color pieces,
fll5.
WE will ship tho above suits to any address
on receipt oi price. named No charge Tor pack.
inv. For tS.2i extra. I Walnut Cnne-seat
chairs one Walnut Can~-seat Rock r. nj ono
WALNUT Towel Rack, will he sent with rithcr
Cham er suit. Salii Black walnut word.
robes. eight ieet high. te2.51. Solid Black Wal.
nut Secretary BDokrtses, ~ feet high. s23. ~.
All other kiuds OF chamber a. raIlor Furniture
equIlly rclucei In pri e. Tho choicest patterns
of Carpets sold az Manutlct lrcrs' prices. He'd
dlug In every variety. Name the prize OF any
article Of Frrnituro you may noed and we will
send photouraph Dec l'52.
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DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN.

sure cure for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
Impurities OF the blood and Irneral Debility,
Female Weakness aud all other diseases arising
from dl~nriered system. positive and etiec-
tual cure nr Fever ana Ayue. Thousands have
used II when all other remedies failed aud to-
day are perfectly cured.
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THE INDIAN COMPOUND

l. one Of the most succossful medicines ever of
iercl - the public, via For Crtmp cniic, Diar.
rhca nysen,cry, Cholera, aui all summer Com.
plaint1. Nheumatfm T1Otharhe and Neuralgil.
This tuApuund IL warranted and has never
been known to fail In Cramp Collie In Horses.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Read.

rail ECad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
MAY 2Dtll, 1870.
Trains ieare Herndon as fol-
io'cs (!Siuqdays E.rcepfcd.)
For shamokin, 100 lilo IN and
$40 p m
For VT. Carmel. Ashland. Tamaoua.
Poitsvillc. Reading. ond Philadelphia,
100 m.
Trains for Hcradop. lcage ~ foRo,cs,
tSmdlps Erccpied)
Leave Shanokin, 500 an l.5O md
3.iD m.
Leave philadelphia 9.l5 m. Reading
ll.3O m.
Pot,sville. i?.iO p M. Tamaqua l.25 p
IN Ashland 35 m.
Mt. Carmel 3.i4 p m.
Trains tenre Harrisburg as follows.
For New York. $50, 8 10 a M, 2,d0 aud
y ~ y. m.
For Philadelphia SEQ, Goo s.1o9.sj a. IN.
200 and 3.50pm.
Suncioy$
For New York b 20 ON
For Philadelphia Ifj 3 m.
-
Trains for Hanl6urg ieaue as. .folloms:
l.
6.3o and H1.i5 m.
Leave Philadelphia, o.H m. $40 and
I.lO pm.
S'uaays
Leave y,w York $40 m.
Leave Philadelphia 7.l0 m.
+yia .orris & Essex Il. Il.
j. u. WOOTTEN,
Genl Supt.
F,. "a. VII n a..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-09
E / Z G r A p HIC


Especial 10 the paiiv intalligencer
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov s.--Complrtc
returns except from four precincts give
Hayes 500 majority, Piper is =. 400 be-
hind the ticket.
The Republicans arc about ready 10
eoacesic T,lden's election
The N. Y. Tiaes has special claim
ing Florida Republican. aud with this
vote claims u majority Of one for Hayes
.an the electoral vote.
whatoom county gives Jacobs loo
maioFi,y.
San Francisco. Nov :. Returns
from City nearly complete Hayes will
have small majority; Davis beats
Piper by 400 majority. 4 few al.
dislonal returns from the interior. and
none Ia ali set general result - FAR a.
received. gives Hayes 5000 ma
jority outside the city In the
fourth district rachcco will
hava geoa majority Ben. butler
certainly elected ,o Congress from Ma
saehasetts. oreson gone Republican
hs small majority.
Ngw Yoax. Nov. s.-The T.A@es cen
eedes nlden Isl aud claims Isl electa-
raj voses for Hayes, Including wlscon-
sin. South Carolina. Louisiana and
Florida
MINIATURES. Nov. s. Republicans
claim the State hy three 90 four thou
sand,
Nav YosE. Nov s~~The T.ssss
has Just rvceige.l special from Jack !
sonville. claiming the Republicans have
carried Florida. Ii true. and the Re
pnalieAns hold l.ouiS44as aud ws>con-
s,n. as claimed. il elects Hayes A.
sssciass press .issratehs> surnise Florida
Democratic,
NV YonE. Nov Republicans
claim the State bat sdu,, il H. he e.osr
SAY FRANCISCO. Nov. s.-Repahll-
CARS are gaining everywhere hs ard
from; all admit Hayes will have coo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-09

II MAY SAVE YOUR There
Is no person living bat what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. vet
SOME would die rather than pay -
cents for bottle Of medicine that would
cure them. DR. A BoSCuEEs GER
MAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany, and its
wondrous cures astonishes every one
that tries II. IL you doub, what we say
in print, cut this out aud take II To- your
Druggist and get sample bottle for Is
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
yon. Regular size - cents
CRANE * BRIoHAM. Agent.
San Franci~co
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-09

Chairman Ct The state Cea;rsl Cor
raittee. that Louie. "a. ~oasA Carolina
wieoo1ssa. ORG Z. Califorus4 ard Fl3r-
ia hsva al eoae fos Hay. snd /, q,
Moth CAr9lioa IS uncertain
sax FEAxgls Nv. Putt re
tarns from Sacramento county giyes
Hags~ .32s M saty. Page. l.4:,. Ala-
melA county H.ye.. 1865, majority
Page, 1915. San Joaquiu e1ua,y. Hayes,
so3 majority; Pase. 80
Lsttre,is election j. 1o-btfal
NV YORK, NJ s-TlIe fcs.ug &,
grawtng strotgcf Ia, Hsyes j. elected.
Tbs Iisses. HeraId snI Tr9sa< all
claim Haye~' election
CHICAGO, Nov. $50 far tue r.! ub-
Leans gain three CongFessmep.
SAY Francesca, Nov s.-Hayes has
a majority IN this State 50 far as heard
from Of 5000
New YoRk, Nov. s--There is a
growing confidence of Haye, elec'io /.
Crowds are already cheering for Presi-
dent Hayes The Republican committee
now claim Connecticut 10y coo major
ny.
San FRAHcsco. Noy. : 1890 +. NJ.
L. Ma uroF..f,ttftv ~ au.,hir1 d...isiva
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County and City Official Press
Thursday, Nov. 8, 1875.
THE PROSPECT.

The dispatches 50 far a. received indi
cate solid Pacific Coast for Have. and
a divided routh-south Carolina. and
possibly Louisiana, Florida aud North
Carolina going Republican and the res,
Democratic Mississippi, Georgia. Viz
ginia and Alabama certainly 40. The 70.
snlt IN tLe Northern States - dubious
The State Of Oregon. In the event II
the shove. named Southern states and
Wisconsin proving Republican As
claimed. il supposed to hold the turning
II the scale. which, with Oregon Re.
publican, wonld stand Hayes fs5. Til
den 1874, otherwise 1ilden l5.. Hayes
is2 The result in Newi York, indi.
ana. Connecticut. Ohio and Illinois will
he close. The former j. cons.iered sure
for Tildsn. Iowa. Minnesota and Maine
roll up their old-tine Republican ma
Jnrities. The cities generally show
large Democratic najorities. excepting
Philadelphia. Boston and Sun Fran
cisco. This, however. has usually been
the case il former elections. The la
ter country returns may heavily offset
the large Democratic showing II the
cities. but from all the data at hand il
Is impossible to compute the result with
entire certainty.
Tho rano has evidently been neck
aud neck. Whoever wins il will be
by scratch. with few or no votes 10
spare. Such an evenly balanced re-
suit il better for the country than ii
either party bad gotten away with any
surplus laurcls II triumph This par
simonioas success will atnon,sh the
vietofious party that during Ifs future
tenure OF power II must " hew To the
line
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-09
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

For the satisfaction Of many who may
bs 'Iesrons Of ladg'ng Of the result of
th. Presidential election, from what
data have come to hand. We suhioin the
following table giving the number II
votes each State IL entitled 10 in the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-09
To Let.

Three 4F Fuur lusly .afuhfed fs"@t4a 70 49,"
~. 49,. s-s.rfsr ~ lane. auks Third Streets.
Enquire al this orace. ~-0H
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CORRECTED DAILY BY u, HORTON 4Co-
SEATTLE. SDy. Z. iS1G.
Gold in New York, 81 097s
Currency. here. buying ~ II Hing 81.
Trade dollars, 9U (. half dollars. o.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-09

TnE Celebrated Humboldt Brewery
San Francisco, 3" Lager Beer fresh and
cool at the City Beer Hall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-14
Ltrhe Now Ierser El actor.

. WASHINGTON, December lS.-Messrs
Foster and Murphy, Of New Jersey, who
we're examined by the committee Of
the Senate Committee Oh Privileges and
Elections to day relative 10 The alleged
lneligibility Of Benjamin Williamson, a
Democratic Peesidential elector OF New
Jersey, testified that they entered pro-
est before the New Jersey Board OF Can
vassers against the issuance OF certiG-
cate to said Williamson on the ground
that he was n United States Commits.
aioncr. The Board nevertheless issued
the certificate. to him, who when
the electors met, resigned, but was at
once elected by the Board to Gil the va.
cancy 'occasioned by his own resignation.
The witnesses produced copy Of the law
Of New Jersey in reference 10 the filling
Of vacancies In the State Electoral COL
lege, which. law gives the electors power
to fill such vacancies. The laws OF New
jersey and Oregon on this subject are
identical. The committee have sum.
moned Governor Biddle, MIR. Williamson,
the elector in question, and Secretary OF
State KELSEY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-14

The proceedings Of the Democratic
State Committee Of Indiana yesterday
leave no doubt as to the fact that a new
programme has been agreed on at Wash.
ington by the Democratic leaders. This
programme involves the holding Of meet.
ings everywhere tllroughoutsthe country
State Conventions included-wiIh a
viewto e1er,inga . tremendous pressure
on public sentiment The programme is
thus detailed by Washington dispatch.
WAsHrN0rog, December 12.-There 10
one mischieyious feature in the Demo-
cratic caucus programme; that Is calling
upon the Democrats TO hold meeting on
the 9Th Of January in every town in the
country. The intention Of those who
propose this plan Is to have these meet.
ings Of semi.military, rs we'll rs Of a
political character, 10 order to oyerawe
public opinion by an an exhibition
Of the Democratic physical strength.
The advantage 10 be- derived from
this the managers claim will be
that the business interests Of the country
will force Congress 10 choose Tilden In.
stead Of war; Advices received by Re-.
publican, Representatives from their con-.
Stituents, on the other hand, lead TO the
belief that any theatrical exhibitions Of
this sort would have the effect OF calling
the masses OF the North to Hayes sup.
port rather than to intimidate them to
lccept Tilden, II they believed the latter
not to have been legally elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-14
The sTiIdsa conspiracy.

= CHICAGO, Decembep j 1S.-It,ia assette ed
positively in Republican political ieirclo'
that deep laid ,planlhas been on foot loi
some time to secure the forcible inaugu,
ration Of. Tilden after the House has de,
cided thatihe was, legally elected; that the
recent open letter signed by some promi.
nent Democrats and addressed 10 General
Sherman, oand which got into print by
mistake, was one evidence, Of this plot;
that the scheme originated in Ohio, and
and committees had been appointed in
other States, known as Committees Of
Safety, whose object was TO secure a mill.
tary organization and make show ol
force 10 tbe North; that assessments have
been levied on wealthy merchants, here to
carry out the idea, and that the prema.
ture publication OF, some documents aud
Information has frustrated the whole
affair, Democratic who notice this charge
at all deny. 10 like posiliye manner that
ii contains germ Of truth. pr ne2'I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-14

Sr. LOUIS, December lS.-The steamer,
Centennial, involved in yesterdays crash
by the ice, sunk about four o'clock this
morning. Aside from this no notable
change has taken place since the last re.
port. All the boats previously mentioned
arc still wedged tightly together, and
when tho ice gorge breaks away most Of
them will 20 down with 1t and either be
wholly wrecked or damaged still more
than they are now. The Centennial was
very large freight steamer, 1000 tons
burden, and is said TO have cost SIPS, 900
instead OF 10000, as reported last night.
There was fire risk on her, but to what
amount cannot be ascertained. She has
never made trip, and there is probably
no marine insurance on her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-14
Subsidies to the Catholic lnstitu.
lions and Churches OF New
York City.
IClnclunall GAIclte.l

LCinrlnnau Gazette.
We have been at the trouble to aScer.
tain sotne facts Ia regard TO the subsidies
enjoyedsby'the Roman Catholic Church
10 New York City, and we herewith pre-.
sent themin'brief for the benefit ol our
neighbor, the Catholic. Telegraph. Tho
grant OF the ground on which St. Patrick's
Cathedral Ia built was made by the city
to the church as early as 1862. The
Catholics had held the ground as lease.
hold property until tlien, when the cor
poration gaze It 10 them in fee simple
for the nominal price OF $50. The Or.
phan Asylum ground was leased TO the
Roman Catholic Church about lS47 for
nominal rent forever. The land occu.
pied by both these buildings is now OF
immepseIyalue. With the Inauguration
of-the Tweed regime, new system Of
subsidies vas begun. He endowed the
Catholic PrOteclory.with an income Of
S250,000 a year. lie gave a block Of
land, worth from $500, 900 to $500, 900, to
the Catholic Founding Asylum, in addi-
tion to 100000 in money, and a yearly
stipend OF a quarter Of a million. He
founded nineteen or twenty Roman Cath.
Ollie parochial schools, granting them
nearly 1000 annually. This latter
gilt, we believe fhasbeen wilhdrn wn, but
a great number OF Roman Catholic insti-
lutions still burden the city, and receive
aid from the public treasury in various
ways. This year the Protectory made
its modest demand for S25500 and the
Founding Asylum put in claim for
1888, 3,000-oyer half a million for two
sectarian institutions. This brief state.
mentoffacts is submitted for the infor-
nation 'Ofihe editor OF the 4stt5inph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-14
GOV. Hayes Serenaded.

DAYTON, December 13.-Gov. Hayes
waS serenaded here this evening at the
house OF friend, Mr.. r. G. Anderson,
here,hesisyisiting. EARLY sin the even.
ing salute Of 1S5 guns was fred, and a
ooncourse Of fully one thousand people
gathered about the house with hmnsic and
fireworks. Thegreatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, The Governor responded a. FOL,
lows:A sEtfI
My Frsnds-I will not detain you
Longer than four or Eve minutes. / am
here on short visit to your beautiful
of5Dayton, aud no. on any political
mission or 10 talk on any Of the political
questions o! The remarkable canvass that
has Just been closed. | understand
these greetings here tonight are not so
much in honor Of myself As on account Of
the peculiar interest that Is felt in the
present condition Of the country. In the
exeiEsment that thas prevailed before and
since the election, people of ardent tenn
peraments have said and done things that
are indicreet, but as the excitement sub
sides aEe begin to return to our better
wisdom and Judgment. ] have too much
filth Ia the common sense OF the Ameri-
can people 10 think, they desire to see in
their country q aSMeSicanized government,
Whatever may be The result at which
the lawful authorities arrive, you and ]
will quietly submit; and I have sufficient
respect and confidence in the great ma
jority of-the- opposite pariy-to believe
they will ldo the same. ~ -
/ wds glad 10 see In paper this even.
ing an article from the London Times
respecting the condition Of this country,
rit Witch it(was stated that "Suoh astate
OF affairs could not occur anywhere else
in the world. The entire area OF the
country agitated by the uncertain Issue
OF the political conflict, yet not one shot
fred, moi. ono man killed, no breaches.
of.ths peace.9 We have seen II is Cenlen-
ialyeafthe. wondefs our growth dis.
played In the Exhibition OF Agriculture
and Mechanical Arts, and We are now
afforded an opportunity OF giving to the
world an example Of the value Of Repub.
lican Government ~ = I Z
In speaking TO you this evening / haYe
referfeds without previous thought to
what must haze oecusred 10. .eyery. one Of
'usStandtHg here -ftake my leave Of You
with most sincere acknowledgements OF
this expression OF your friendship and
good will.