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ONE II. W. Smith, who has started a

one II. W, Smith, who has started an
epheneral sheet in Austin, styled The
&o,aay Herald in commenting upon
the Fitzhugh letter in . turgid and
watery manner, closes his article with
the following:
las Since the above, was written
and put in type, it has TRANSFERRED that
that the man 10 whom Fitzhugh wrote
this letter above alluded to. was one
Maddox OF Dallas u Dallas is the only
place in thewide world that could fur.
nish q man, so mean His excuse il
that Fitzhpgh owed him two hundred
dollars The mercenary wretch. Judas
could have invented, possibly, such 4
plea an plausible for, betriying our
Savior but Judas was hot from Dallas.
We don't know what especial gtiev.
ance this man Smith may have against
DAllas that would provoke him in the
very first issue Of his paper to speak an
untruth about our city and seek there
by TO cast aslur upon her good name
MT Maddox whom Smith inveighs so
foclishly about and whom we believe
TO be d gentleman, does not, and never
has lived IN Dallas land Mr.. Smith will
fhd that there may be yet another
place for him to pirate about 9atbat
could furnish q man SO mean. We
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AN exchange sums up the situation
in Turkey very tersely "The Eastern
cloud grows darker and more ominous
with every dispatch, The Heraeeoyin-
ians decline to accept the armisticc,
England does not agree to the PROPOSE
tions made BY the Berlin conference /;
the Sultan has been intimidated and
humiliated at his own gates; the Chris
tians, foreign as well as native, dread a
Mpssplman uprising; and the entire
country trembles with an underlined
dread. Foreign fleets are concentrate
ing at the scene of expected action, and
gunboats are. held in readiness in case
of emergency. But the entire situa-
ton is a most unsatisfactory, indeed, an
alaf,ning one. Christians, says the dis
patch of yesterday would prove Veto
rious provided the troops do not aid
the mob; but Turkish soldiers are not
the men to turn their guns against their
countrymen, and against the fanatical
fury Of a Mohamrnedan mob the efforts
of The Christians would avail but little
The simple question is, what do the
vacillating powers propose to do about
IN '''''' ''
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thing or barter then prize ioi lorae
aud Rome brnmo an Empire whlch
in time. was conquered b. borbarIons',
We of the South IRE Nyerso to any
Enplyc having uici i Duldcr political
sdrnps In
lfNIr 1'ildu dosires 70 buy III way
ton reformation Of the ttoyernmcut
wc prefer some man'whois' content to
repeiyGllIn. PlGaideneg Aanhnnor nom
lis countHlpen without lpQnryT and
without mlccf | t| Jl|I
aWedanot think however that Mr.
T'ildep j. lllq originator Of this aysIe
matje.mode n notwithstanding tbqlN
clique OF MERCHANTS or bopkelsdor ear
italislo roDcqiyingthat his olroiion IL 10
lc-gouud iuhl ar thOir lnerchandlso u
sold on blIsincA mlulueed, /. c.rby claii
orQte ind extensive ADVERTISING, have
adopted this very practical m@hoo d
securing the election of thcri ayorlte.
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snn,,.rA ,lon.nl,,,lon Mahallt

In tho use OF wholoaolno Inyigorant Hos
the only hope ol'rbpD1ing shattered CON
situation, llnSletlor'S stomach BhpIa hre
not only IN cminenuy Wholesome tonll' but
they rcctlly with most satisfactory promptl-
tuds arrangements OF tho stomach, aver ANA
bowels which Arelpcompntible within return
OF Dealth aud strength. When The system Is
enfochled by diSoase, by the wear aud tear Of
business life, by continuous mental anxiety,
by tho exhaustion consequent upon late
hours mud fast living, hy oyer-wori ana by
scdonlary habits, lhc Bllltwnro tho most re-
liable medicinal agent Tor impnrllng perma'
nent yIgnr to the dehlltntod hnne, Tho
new stock of vitality whluh they Ihluso into
broken down phyalque, and the orderly no.
ton which they establish among the organs
ofdigeyion, secretion ana evacuation, more
over, constitute is best safeguard against
nnlalial dhseusn, Dob. n. I..
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GtoRos,B CmIroN, r. D. Pickett,
Edwin Hobby and Sam Wilson ure
likely to be Judge Reoean's competitors
for Congress in the First District. cul.
bcrtsohS ia yet has no rival. Governor
Thtoekm6rtoh%, it Is conceded, Win be
returned. Mill ahd stewart VIII hwc
another tussle, with the chances in
Mtil's hvof Seth Shepherd, 'Georgq
Qqiiinssp, ppdl p9Tsibly some ambitious
Gsliyaf sat9nipn, ,will enter. ths arena
against the Hon. John Hancock.
schlsiifehcr and stockdalle will likely
hitch before, conqYentionig the Sixth
District - ...F.. t..H 4t ..t I..,.,...I. ..t
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,nlrylcksDuG HttaM says,h0t Miss
Ogden o. san Antonio, Texas, who had
ihefpluck 70 defy the plunderer of q
stage codtli, with its fifteen passengers,
robbc,l by three mcp, should be pen.
stoned on the list Of veterans, that les.
so,is may BE- engraved on the momorjc'
of travellers o,p West r....,.,
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
-a' rrwT-' gr' tc r1gUT.r
FLeIcJI TO FALL.
Hut No Business Advertisement In
.. serted without Pay. a..a

Desiring 10 make The Uerald the medium
Of communication for the general public,
aud nlaO 60 assist th0sH VINO May need u.s.
SlstapCo, wehave dgtermined 10 nrInt y nee
the head OF "hos" Found '"Wauted,"
"For salur "Pur ltnnt," ITO Let,"lor not
mote than tlyc0 lines, win be ipserted oin
this column two times free Of charge, When
such advertisements exceed three lmps the
excess will he charged ntltho} rhte Of Ave
cents u line, each lnSertiQp IN hdyance; and
when such advertisements are printed more
hun two times they VIII be charged Mt the
rite 1T five coutSn line Ia advance for oadh
additional insertion. Seven words make u
llup, .
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slyo Mr.. Smiths paper about siSty days
tolun, Attic expiration Of that tine
his paper, and possibly himself will
have gone "whore the woodblpc
twinetb, and wo will nobhaye TO both.
~ ourselves about any Of his puonI'
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Fnr explosion Of n gas main under
the Senate Chambers musthnyc aroused
in the mindslefthose ppicntgreyc and
reverend scignors recollcctions of the
Guy Fowkcs modest. The explosion
wds'htafai thr6he66ht The bnildmg aid
caused much excitement Thc CON
tents of the room in which the main
cxplodda we've blown in every direction
and the doors torn from their Iasten'
ing4. Two men were seriously, ifhot
fntlnyo inIur.d a1D.!9'l 100 n#0d.t"TH
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flrz now says that he will make il
hdt'br several Congressman whose Sc
cre,s lie has ibuhd out, We hardly
think his statements win affect any one
even ifhe bethS llned descendant Of
The Baron l'itllnish and resembles
Dom Pedro IN hiYpersonal pppcorNpcc,
FitSRoss played out lIG was too roSh
in leading trpmpS,ou5 d.. N.v .u
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Tho papers both West aud South mc
almost unanimous in the expression of
the opinion that to carry the election in
November New York must be secured,
and that Governor rildcn is the only
Democrat who can certainly carry New
York. This being the general feeling,
Tilden's nomination appears to be u Ger
tainty- Mn orleans SWtia9 anil GVidt.
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p A ticket composed OF 'rilden and
Thurman wollld7bc the most powerful
lin America, if the ambition of friends
could make the necessary concessions,
II is clear that New York, with her
five millions Of people, is indispcnsobly
necessary to q Democratic victory; md
il Ohio should aid with Thurman or.
Missouri with oBroNdheau, q for second
place, the, nomination would strike ter
ror into the dsorgani2od ranks Of the
Republicans - louisville Courier-J our
nal (Dem.) "I".h 'F''.'''"
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MnnicL.

II par cent. ner lhnnum, security. SlS,0QO in
real estate, Apply 10 NJ. Moon, sheriff w.. =.
"|'. NV $50 may2O,2t
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Enr Snic.

., A saloon doing ~ good business on Main
street, 90 trally located. 10 those wishing
70 purchase, shtismctory reason Will be
given for selling by leaving their name or
address. PostOflico box 80, Dallas, Tqxna Hl G.
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Tupng hret,n whiowei% IN the United
States Senatrgn Whdn thry pasa thr
Treasury building lhny hpar musical
murmum ofl'So noblo looking such
a boyhh walk A." ,,...u .,........ Odd
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wd1R mahy i'rGaddEdNl candidate
arc termg w TIC wpysiJc, Uncle BIlly
andUnelS S,puel -till keep the track
M sound Of limb and wind pS ever,
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Roer; DUNCAN, NJ. D., 50 Mckinney Aven.
uc, near hreigs' mill. 70" may2i.lm
Jno. II. Morton, N. D., office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner San Jaclnto
and HARDWOOD streets, Dallas, Texas, ~
mchl5dlm
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MnnIedL

A situation Ia Il store Or once, or in any
other capacity; have had ex perience In both
store ana office. W.T., NJ, Dallas postofice.
# a..,l ~ .,...it '..l may26-2t
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'"As QUOTED READING MATTER"

TuE HERALD has not been lnlmlrNl 10
the aspirations of TiIdcn to The Presl
dcncy. on the contrary feeling MO
be of supreme Importance. that leading
aud representative southern Journals
should not seek 10 Influence either
Northern or Southern public opinion IN
the lnoDncntous matt'Tor nominating n
Presidential candidate NJ Stcl,ouie, We
have cudcayorcd 10 oOuicnt ourselves
with simply noting the progress and mn'
tations of Northern Democrats oplp.
ion, We have voluntarily printed 10
yoablc notices "or Mr.. 'lillcn, which
we're tie glcanins' Of our observation
of Northern sentiment We have scd
ulously sought to depot Ourselves rs
we think Southern men should depolf
themselves III tits crisis Of the Ccnten-
,nial year ....' '
b But II seems TO bcthe policy Of North.
ern Democrats, as well as Of Northern
Republicans, 10 force an expression OF
Southern opinion, and no device is neg
loctcd tomould qrdircct thotopnlonand
compel its ultcrancc, Some time ago
we received 10y mail u lengthy advocacy
Of Mr., Tilden from the New York 1HL.
hnc, with modest request to please
publish believing rs stotod above,
that the true policy OF representative
Southern journals wos mastery silence
we treated the rpqucstns an advertising
proposition, and forwarded our terms
for the insertion Of the artiolcin oufad'
yertising columns OF courso We hayc
heard nothing oftho requestsineo Last
night, however, we received by mail the
following proposition from wcll-known
New York Advertising Agency .
Ir8. ,.I1..nu NEw YoaK, May ~, 1870
Publishers OF Herald, Dallas, lexns1
GgNrLGNrN ,plensc n0nt the enclosed
five notices, taken in order as mum.
bercd oacr each in your WrEGLy Us
QrUrCD READING NNTrER,
d
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A situation MS book -keeper, salesman or
clerk; not afraid OF work, mental or
James IL, Harp, Herald Once.
e".-' may2j-2t
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GentIe,nar. and Mife

A few day bonrdRIS can procure good
board southeast corner Sy camore aud Pa
ellie Avenue. .. r5 MAYS 81
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Coniectioners.

Ferry Bros, Soi Main street, .manufactnr-
ers OF Pure Candies. French Pastry and Ice
Cream. atii. Hl| lpl VOTE rnay6'5t
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Umbrella.
Wanted,

The loser OF large white umbrella can get
II by applying at Stewart Il storey 3 dental
rooms, Main street, may2gr2t
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d. f. Harris solicitor In bankruptcy
United States District Uonrt, Western DIS
triol of Texas. ONCE AZ Elm street, Dallas
Texas. postoiOGe box, l,lA, mnS&'dlm
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Expert engineer and machinist desires n
situation Ia run stationary or portable
threshing machine engine, Address Ira NJ.
Wiser, or apply 10 Judge Thurmond. .'''.'
may2l-dlw . L......... ..r,.,#I ..."
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Onnibuses at reduced rates for plcnics and
moonlpht excursions, Call on w. y. Siler,
corner Houston aud Polk streets.
may23-d '.ttil i.lHH p" "ll t"t"b '"'
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Two small dwelling houses. Inquire at
store, corner OF Austin and Polk Streets,
'.-u .H'4H"t To-. hJ Inay2.1t
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Ir...4 ...... o. ...., D.. .. hAItS lUtkE.
We declined the proposition, as our
reading matter columns--"quotcd' or
otherwise-are not for sale, and the
price offered, four dollars aud . half
nett was too low to insure insertion in
our regular advertising columns, From
these propositions it is not violence to
presume 'that some persons connected
with the Tildcn candidacy mean ''busi.
ness. We disapprove of this mode of
moulding or influencing Southern opin-
ion. The South desired to be left alone
in this matter ofthe Democratic nomi-
nation, and to be trusted to vote for the
nominee---if an honest man. .U.I
Money in politics is the vital princi-
pie in Grantism, and is the essence of
that debauchery Of our public life which
gave form aid substance to the de-
mand for reform. We had been led to
believe that Mr.. Tildens candidacy was
primarily based upon reform; but his
hackers seem to think reform is pur.
chasable at four dollars and half nett,
for five reading matter" notices, The
South was impoverished by the war,
and Grantism has sought to degrade us,
but our people are not so poor that
their preferences, Gun bo bought--for
four dollars and o half.
If the Presidency is to be made
marketable, We suggest that il be adj.
vertised a sufficient length of time in
one paper in each county in the United
States, and knocked cifat public yendue
70 the highest bidder. Rome was Re
public, Its Chief Magistracy became
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
y .-.'.'l-' 49, ,',.-s,-,s..~,-s-,.,s,s~-,-,
Attorneys at Law.

j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law 20i COM
merce street south of Courthouse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid 10 land
claims. g'HWf ,U9rt II,s aprltf
Hurt 4 smith, Office ON Main street over
state Savings Bank ''' fcb25dtf
W. =. Oldham, ONCE In Mitchies building.
opposite the LoGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlidtf I''" ""' |'H' "l-' % Gu
John NJ. stemmons, Attorney ut Law, No.
no North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oCt2g-dtf AN fU N'N'''f '-'"~' 'n
Mccoy q Mccoy, office south side of Court
house square. n
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Or two genuine gentleman can procure good
room with board southeast corner sycamore
and Pacific Avenue. .anNai, by mpy25-A
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Tar true state Of affairs IN lMssissipri

Tnr true State of affairs in Mississippi
andia West Fcliciana parish, Louisiana,
is won Illustrated in the following dis
patch to the Governor Of Mississippi;
WoopyiiiE, Miss, May 10-T Cor,
ernor jStoaS Quiet restored throughout
the country. Tho trouble could have
been avoided had not ths colored poo
pie fired intoimy posse. They were adj
vised BY their leaders 10 kill white peo-
Pile from the cradleup Have ARRESTED
sofie Of the ringleaders, and may get
more Politics had nothing to do with
heiaifairyl Prominent colored menwere
with mo attempting TO pacity them,
They would listen to no advice, APP
prehend no further trouble, ....,
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Though there are several Democratic
statesmen who might be named whose
candidacy would 90 far to assure tho
people of the oarnesness of the party.
it seems to us that only one has been
brought prominently forward who has
been so thoroughly identified with POI
litical reform as to be able to lift the
party up into the confidence OF the peo-
pie, That man is Governor rilden.
The, feeling Of the people is that tho
country would be safe in his hands us
the executive Il Ntv York 7r'b,oc,
Do not fail to send us your Weekly
during the time of the order. ''" -
Charge our Agency six dollars. a..Iu
We enclose postal card Whether
You accept Or decline, please mark the
contrary word OFT and return it at once
This offer is the only one which can he
made, and notices must begin at once
as there is no time for correspondence.
-..Y .-l, Yours truly, y. .....,
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For Pasture.
Millinery.

Mrs. 4. Mullins. Millinery, DressnakI,g
Ready -nfade saits, Hair Work, IN Main
street, nearly opposite Lamar Hotel, Dallas.
Texas. naia,,s
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A good cook will receive good wages at TO-
Main stree. may2 -2t
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We believe now that success is i'm
possible without New York and we arc
going to get New Work by nominating
llden We dout ike him rs we'll aS n
Western man, but that, is not the thing,
We fear u Western man can not carry
New York or any other Eastern State
SO We drop the West and 90 ior Widen
n Soc Cincinnati Commercial. U.l'
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS

Consisting of Twelve five large steamships
one OF the best and certainly the cheapest
am and Europe, Storage and cabin, with
railroads Tickets, either way, from and to
DALLAS, or round "trip tickets. good for one
year. for sale by the undersigned. For par
leulars, and to see plan Of The steamers cab
Jan@idtf W. II. LYTE Il CO., Agents.
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4 DVERTISING; Cheap. Good .yystsn
"A .dtIc,-All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion Of advertisements, should send 26
cents To Geo. p. RoWeli 4 Co, Al Park Row.
New York, for their PANtPHLET-BO BOOK
tnuiety.sereah edtOn), containing lists OF
over 2,OOO newspapers and estimates, show.
Ing the cost. Advertisements TAX en- for lead
my papers IN many states at tremendous
reduction from publishera' Yates. Ger ,THE
Hn"R s'. .' 2S8'Awlv
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Furnished Dwelling for Rent from
June until OetobPr 't' T'II

June until october. '' '.'.'''
Five rooms, gas throughout; bath room
Kitchen, servants room, laundry (all COM
pletely turniShed), stone cellar, ciStern, well
with force pump, lot l50.ieet front by lOO feet
deep, corner Garter and Hord. streets. APP
ply To uhas"Frcd. Fucker, over CITY Bank.
may63w avn ....,.,....,
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. ..|U# ,.|i ." Wanted. fI.| rFHH ... 10
A second hand leo Cream Freezer. Ad,
dress BOX l79. maylI.d2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W. F. LyrE, J,r. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ToR SALE.

improved, and unimproved property In
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
of Texas.
For rent--Dwellings and business houses In
tne cry Of Dallas. Special attention paid to
abstractmg and perfecting titles and estab-
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts by -'-a-'' 'll'-e .
W. +. LYTE C CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Me-. 100 Damar street.
National Republican., 1876-09-30

the fact That gentleman, after claiming
great credit for Tilden as "director and
large stockholder" in an establishment
which furnished the War Department with
large quantities of ordnance iron during
the war at short notice and at loss which
could not be obtained elsewhere in the
same time and at the same low rates and
favorable terms, adds that "this wonderful
performance was only achieved through
"the matchless executive skill of Abram
IS. Hewitt, who was one of Mr.. Tilden's
associates in the Trenton Iron Company,
"and like Mr.. Tilden has in many ways
"and at different times rendered great and
Glowing service to his country, but never
"paraded his well doing"
Now the question is, who are we to be-
ieve2 Did Mr.. Hewitt tell the truth in
his letter to us or did Mr.. Watson tell the
truth in his effort to prove that Mr.. Tilden
rendered invaluable and patriotic services
to the country during the war? 1t ap-
pears that there has been brace of dilem-
mas in iron. Hewitt, in his anxiety to
rescue himself from Tilien's disgraceful
company in railway wrecking, either went
too far in declaring that he had never had
any iron interests in common with him, or
Watson, in his oracular effort, as exAssist-
ant Secretary of War, to make out a good
record for Tilden as purveyor of iron
supplies to the Go Ternment, went too far in
avowing that Tilden was director and
large stockholder in Cooper & Hewitt's
Trenton Iron Company, which furnished
the ordnance iron. Will Mr.. Hewitt ex-
plain once more?
National Republican., 1876-09-30

TEE BALTIMORE Sun, of the 9th inst,
says General Hampton has completed a
thorough canvass of the northern tier of
"counIies in South Carolina and has now
"gone to the lowlands. In his canvass so
"far he has addressed fully fifty thousand
"persons, white and colored, and yet there
"has been no disturbance, not q fight or
"uuarrel OF even an unkind word at his
meetings" Here we have Democratic
testimony that Bourbon Democrat, one of
the most extreme p1rtizans in the South,
can speak wherever and whenever he
pleases in South Carolina without being
interfered with by his political opponents.
But how is it with Republican speakers?
We venture the assertion that not Repub-
lican meeting has been held in the State
during the present campaign but what the
speakers have been grossly insulted, in
many cases the meeting broken up, and in
several instances these gatherings have
been disturbed by armed men and actual
personal violence and even murder COM
mitted. What better evidence do the peo-
pie of the North require 10 show that the
Republicans at the South are peaceful
and law abiding class? 1t Is indeed an ad
mission that the violence committed during
the compaign has been all on the side of
the armed Democracy.
National Republican., 1876-09-30
HEWITT AND r1LDEN's IRON WORKS.

Some time ago Hon. Abram S. Hewitt
took exceptions TO remark of this journal
connecting Mr.. Tilden's operations with
those of the iron works of Messrs. Cooper
& Hewitt. In his letter of denial Mr..
Hewitt acknowledged that "Mr. Cooper
"and did own iron works, but they were
"never employed on any works, directly
cor indirectly, for Mr.. Tilden,' thus init
mating that Cooper & Hewitt were the sole
proprietOrs of the works, and leaving the
public to infer that bis firm never had any
business connection with Mr. Tilden. We
gave MIR. Hewitt the full benefit of his ex-
PLANTATION by printing in full his letter OF
denial, but at the same time queried his
power of memory being such as to author
ize him to say truthfully that his rails had
never been laid upon any of the numerous
roads which had passed through BIr. Til
den's reorganization mill.
But we little thought then that Mr. Til
Gen was an actual business partner with
Mr.. Hewitt in the very rolling mills in
which the rails to which We had referred
had been rolled. 1t appears, however,
from a speech recently made by P. H.
Watson, who was Dana's predecessor as
Assistant secretaryof War, that such was