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The New York herald., 1876-09-03

NINE. A PALMER
OF NO. 7ei BROADWAY,
bcgs to inform her lady customers
that she has reopsnsd her essabshsnt foe
tho fall
with a full complement Of experienced hands.
French fashion plates for tho month Of September just
cefved
Perfect as and reasonable prices guaranteed st
Nine. A. PALNERs.
opposite Grace church. near 10th st.
NINE. DEMoRE>Ts PORTFOLIO OF FASHION,
M for the isl and winter Of is76 contain. ~ qusrts
What 10 snd pIs sa s.j .,. Also
c.l information on every department. OF dre.. and drc.
oREsr, 7Eat l4h New York. any Of the ssescies
Ready septcmher6
MAIsoN WALTON. se2 BROADWAY ABOVE UNION
M squarswill show the nrst regular importstions o
rsri. Bo.ns,s .nd English Round Hats "dains
vile At. PiccsdiIly. London.
NINE DEMoREsr's GRAND OPENING or NOVEL
September Q. a, u East 18th ST. all the agencies
NINE. T. 4. HARTLEY 947 BRO ADwAY AND III
and ns and IN Ts sTs
A. madame spends four months Of tho in PsrA thsrs
OPENING THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER
" Nine A. DrvAL,
Dressmakcr Importer Of Patterns French Corscts ssd
Psner prepared al orders sary novelties for
Bridal Reception and Walking Toilets Material furnished
when required Pattern orders filed Immediately
S96 Broadway
STRAN6ERs VISITING THIS CITY WILL DO WE'LL
- 20 call and see the styles of Fall and Winter Mil
nery for misses and children also ladies' Caps
Mourning Millinery, at
MrA MYERS
~ Bast i4th st. between Sch and Unvsr.ty pises.
SIDE PLAITING-SIDB. BOX AND SPACE PLAIr
- in- done by machine: she Box Plating done BY my
machine does present required nAt Apps
20 much dshked by ladies' who have II done elsewhsrs;
ssnpcs bc had free OF charge all solicit Is trial sad
to gain shining and Hemming done
by machine ~ one yard also beautiful Brsidng
done BY machine with silk braid the shortest
notice By calling on g. JOSEPH the practical Plating
once. 2o2 FULTON St. between Orange and Pineapple ss&s
Brooklyn.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
A Colored Father Asks Some
Pointed Questions.
LET COLORED FATHERS READ THEM.

Editor Peoples indicator
Wanted to know What teacher gets
an amount Of money for teaching
school in this ward and who never
goes to the sch00l house tn teach
J. G. Lewis is the man, and Blnnt's
church is the scl,ool house, and l ask
for information, ifthe peoples money
is to support this Lewis and I.e0ntine
or else Mrs. Ed. Page.
And such men want office :!
Please let us colored people know
if the people will stand that man
This Lewis once in a meeting at
Campte denounced one Jerry A. Hall
for having LETT his wife and children
in Cincinnati and took up with q wo.
man here. and how Is It, good people.
this Lewis have wife and child ia
this city and have deserted her and
took up with ono Le0ntine rite In
this very city.
Pleas Mr.. Eliter ask the people Il
this msn Lewis is q man they can
trust.
A CO,nprn EAT,,rn.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

MALARIAL REeioxs.-The inhabi.
taDts Of mslarial districts, who are
constantly breathing an impure aud
poisoned stmbsphere arc subject ia
lingering and malignant and fatal
diseases, such ~ Ague, Typhoid Fee
YER, and Yellow Fever and Asiatic
Cholera. 10 many sections Of tie
western country almost every one ID
subject 70 ehills and fever. 40 all.
me0t most difficult to cure. The an.
healthy effects Of livingis such mias-
matte sections arc destroyed By the
free use Of Dr.. Radcliffe Seven Seala
or Golden Wonder. This standard
remedy il unsqualed for tho proven
ton and onrs q tho class OF diseases
prevalent n low aud marshy lands,
and, being . purely vegetable pre-
paratien; can be used 10 any quasti.
ty without danger to tho system.
Angust In.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
Packard.


This individual has invited Gen.
Frank Nichols to canvass the State,
and to a general discussion Of the po-
litical issues Of the day, with him.
Gen. Nichols will no donbt exercise
his own opinion in accepting or de-
cl;nins this Invitation; with that We
have nothing to do but. In the selcc'
ton Of parishes for such discussion
we earnestly entreas that Natchito'
cl,es shall be left oft.
Gen. Nichols has every welcome to
come here, aud atany time he chooses
to do So we will accord him an en-
thasiastic reception but If it fs with
this fellow, Packard, We must decline
furnishing an audience.
In 1874, OH the Goth day Of October,
if We mistake not, one Stockton rode
into our qniet little city at the head
Of q body Of United States cavalry
and proceeded to arrest a number Of
citizens without warrant Of law, and
to harry our leading people, drive
them to the woods, Insult women and
children and outrage law aud liberty
generally.
The citizens of this parish have not
vet forgotten that. The arrested par
| tics are still alive and cherish the
hope that an honr will come to make
all things even with the prime instis'
| ator aud head Of these outrages, $
B. Packard, and this is our reason fol
declining in advance the honor ~ Of
a social visit of this damuable Aeud
If he comes, let him come as all rad
icals do, as an alien ard an OUTLAW
to society. Let him sneak into the
parish like a cur, and out the same
way.
We have no audiences, no greet
in. for Packard and his crew. w.
know what they are, and what the,
will do when in power. As soon woult
We invite Mat. Wells or Tom Ander
son to our midst, as this head centre
Of all the villainy, murder and out
RACES that have been perpetrated j,
our parish for the past eight years
M, no! We are not yet prepared
with sufficient christian fortitude t
submit to this degradation; ez
tending hospitality to the maj
who has invaded every right We pos
sess; who broke down our social bar
riers, dragged onr citizens into cav
airy camps, insulted our women unde
our own roofs and who has made him
self an outlaw tn all feelings of kind
ness aud hospitality.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
Meeting in Ward 4

In pursuance Of a call, q large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens
Of Ward 4, irrespective Of color, as
sembled at the asmmett plantation,
Red River, August 18th, 1876, for the
purpose Of eIsctins Delegates tn the
Democratic ConseS vative Parish Con.
ventiou, to be held in Natchitoohes,
September 14th, 1876.
On motion, NJ. Psrot, Esq.,, was
lected Chairman, and james H. Hill,
Secretary Of the meeting.
On motion, the following named
gentlemen were elected By ballot,
Delegates to the Parish Convention.
N. PeEot. James H. Hill.
H. P. Gallien, F. w. Airey.
T jacob A. Wolfson, ESQ.,, being call
ed, addressed the meeting in his usu-
al happy style. At the close Of Mr.
Wolfson's address, on motion, tho
meeting adjourned size die.
N. PEROT,
JANIS Il. Hill, Chairman.
Secretary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
Attention Democrats and Con.
Servatlves.

fesot,e1, That a Parish Convention
1T the MISUNDERSTANDING na1tx
he called to assemble IN this city, a.,
Thursday, September 18th, ls7G, foi
the purpose ofnom!nating three mem:
hers Of the Legislature, aud full II:
rochial ticket for election in N~ye,,:
her next; and that the basis Of repre:
sentat:uu b. one delegate (and vo,rt
FIR every fifty votes cast for John G,
Moncd,c, in 1s7l, and one del+eatt.
land vote) for every fractional part al
fifty votes 50 rast-ander which ba.i,
the several wards If the parish wifi
be entitled to the following represta:
fNfiOn.
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Total IS Delegates.

Total IS Delegates.
In conformity witt the above Reso<
luton Of the Central Executive Com:
mittce, the several Wards Of Match.
toches parish, will elect delegates II
said parish Convention, which wilt
assemble at Natchit.,clies, on
THURSDAY, SEPT, 18th, 1876,
for the purposes set forth in the above
resolution. K. z. BURKE,
Chairman, Central Elk. Committee.
r. W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
A misunderstanding,

luo IDeOIuo VI t'iS Ooo"'"'Ss "''~
Jodicia, District, have, We suppose, a
perfect right to discuss among them
selves and for their own enlighten-
ment the relative strength, capacity
and availability Of their respective
candidates for office. But the great
mistake lies in supposins that We do
not intend roting the ticket because
We discuss our likes or dislikes of the
men nominated.
Our radical enemies suppose a great
deal Of this themselves +; i'll fact deal
in this Imagination to a fearfal extent.
Our people will vote for the ,corst
democrat 10 the district before they
will for the best radical, simply be-
cause they know what radicalism is.
WeIlearn that there has been du.
ring the week, a conference of some
Of the leading jail.birds Of the radical
party here, and parties from Red Riv-
or parish, with a view Of fixing up
things to take advantage Of the sup
posed split in the Democratic party.
Now flour information is true, it has
only to be known to the people who
are Of our party, 10 order to cure
every thing that looks like q divis-
sion, it ono ever existed, and mass
them in solid body against radical
ism.
We ore, 10 lighting among our.
selves, something like the old man
aud the old woman, perfectly willing
to fight it out between Us, but when
outsiders presume to take a hand,
why we will both 80 fol- them-thst'a
all. aa
It is q great mistake to suppose
that our people are prepared to grant
immunity to any Natchitoches radical;
they are sconndeels and villains will,
whom no good abiles and from whom
no good can come I; consequently
when We see a little conference got.
ten up, Of the kind we mention, with
Bill Tunnard and Breda, the bsibe
taking judge, then We say. that the
respectability and political standing
Of every man engaged therein be.
comes fred-the people at once place
them and that's exactly when the
"old man aud the old woman both
turn on an intermedler.
Tie Judicial and Senatorial ticket
nominated at Pleasant Hill will meet
the fall, cordial and enthusiastic sup.
port Of tho whole Democratic party
Of this District-cousequently these
conferences" are bat meetings 6xing
political - we'll ~ respectable stand
ings in our community = that's al.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

Speaker Kerr, Gen. Harry Hays,
and Attorney General a. 2. Field,
died during the past week.
Tho former At Alsm Springs, in
Va, The two latter, in New Orleans,
Louisiana, a /
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& Bros.
The first session ofthe present Con.
gress is at an end, having adjourned
last week.
fany one asks, what have they
done' We can return the unanswer
able reply.
Reduced the expenditures Of the
Government $6l, 3l6, 65206 below Re-
publican estimates, aud $@, 9i0984..
% below Republican appropriations
Of last year! Besides, they have
caught mp with some IT the Radical
swin,l'ers and swindling.
For instance, Boutwell,, AZ Secreta.
~ Of the Treasury. Stole over $780,
100000 for his party, and tried ia
cover it MP by interlopiDg 6gures in
old reports.
Belknap aoll Post -traderships, and
prostitutel the position Of Secretary
If War to I'LL bis p,,ckets, and in the
interest Of Grant, and brother Orville,
Robeson STOLE. with tho help Of the
Cattells, seventy odd millions from
the Naval appropriations, besides sell.
ling of, and putting 10 bis pocket the
proceeds Of, over 200 vessels of war,
belonging to tue Government. h
1t has snesrthed Maine In biz
swindling aud jobbs.y; Bsbcock,
Clapp, Logsn; the Post Master Gene.
raj with his STRAW bids, aud hundreds
Of other shining Radical lights, and
exposed them a. pablic planderers.
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Grant Is fully determined to nee
TROOPS this year ~ in the past.
1t is n Y only means left 70 Gus
tain g Republican institutions IN
the South. H Grant succeeds in
rlecting HAYES with lack Gland
Ter, Don Cameron and the troops,
then this country needs thing
mp q oaee.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
DOWN WITH PRICES is .Ae cry
at McCOOK 4 BROS.

4 dranken 4@tar'' ia, reply II the
inquiry Of = pisus gentleman, who
asked Aim how he felt, said: "Pretty
IN dadly, thapg God" The Radi.
Gals, W fancy, ars 10 That state Of
,Dis4l, stAang Gsd."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
Myers.

emory a cur as ever pilfered a hens
nest for stale eggs or stole a bone;
he has come again, boys, and looks as
smiling, as enthusiastically pleased a.
ever looked him
"That slit threats or scuttled ships'
flour poor memory does not stand
in fault Myers fired a train and LEFT
here before it exploded, some tine in
tho latter part of rs.
Myers is a funny fellow Myers
only fan1ts are that lie will lie and
will steal small fan1ts, it is true,
among the company lie keeps. Myers
robbed the school fund of-1et's see,
the Grand Jury says $1,000. We
are particular in figures because N.Y.
era is but the Grand Jury says that
$4,000 more is covered by Myers in
the way If Browns certificate. Myers
at all events, "got away with $l7,-
600 and fa,ileA to procure Browns re-
ceipt therefor. Myers lodges this
parish with the eagerness with which
a raw recruit lodges u cannon shot,
,rhe;. court is IN session. He slips over
into Mississippi in Order to encl'ant
the view Of this parish, to which they
say distance lends a willing hand
speaking Of lending and 4 willing
hand, Myers is ever ready to lend one
to plumber, from pauper's pay to a
school fund, which is about all he
will lend. But we diyress. Myers
comes back "all in a glow" filed
with patriotic fervor and ready and
willing to "len.l a band" in the saliva.
ticn aud support Of the tag'enders Of
whom Blunt, the sacrilegious son Of
a sea cook, is the "pi"t."
They are all here and "whata poorly
time" what a delightful opportunity
for those bloody white leaguers, Of
whom Myers told 80 much, with the
help Of Mistress Myers, to 90 in and
take their bloody scalps.
In 1874, we think it was, but our
poor head can scarcely retain datce
Of 50 long ago. Yes in 1874, Blunt
and Boullt and Myers all were here.
They robbed these people Of outoltl
thousands, and when the people would
stand it no more, they "rose and drove
them out" but after a few days N.Y.
ers and Boullt and Blunt returned,
and with them came those ''boys in
blue" for which radical thieves, like
Myers aud Built and Blunt call
when caught in nefarioas acts. Cit.
izeus were arrested and harried ne.
| groes were intimidated, white men
ran to earth; and what fora That
Boullt might show bis pleasing friend
ship for the masses by taxing then
eight per cent !; that Myers might
continue to "bulldooze' the schoo
treasury, and that Blunt might ''pro.
tect his right" to burn up Natchito
ches, drown Faulkner's mule ant
make speeches in favor of tho free ant
unbounded right Of a negro to do a
he id pleased without "let or hin
drance."
Myers has come and our poor par
ish is again "suowed up faia
Blunt is here, ready to stump tn
parish 10 the interest Of his parasites
Boullt has returned with tho can
of democracy on his lips, which h
swallowed within a week, and hell il
Ibis heart. f
And with all this we simply ask {
question and PROFOUND that Question
to all fairmiuded people. Ia it OK
pected that the white citizens vii
submit quietly to the rule of Blunt
Boullt or Myersi
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

Some Journals tave notable way
Of defending their people, and We
think the New Orleans Bulletin par-
sues most "crooked" aud singular
course to that end.
A few weeks since, We fell under
the displeasute Of its "Knight Of the
tripod" and he proceed In the most
amiable manner to give rs q dig 10
the ribs. When We had siDned, and
in what manner, We have never been
able to learn, but the slap Of that po'
litical pedagogue Of the Bulletin, has
afforded "collumu room" for several
of the organs Of Radica'ism, who, no
doubt, thought 1t rather good thing,
and rather gallant, to fire into as from
the shoulder of the Bulletin.
We confess in our rural ignorance,
not to he able to see the point aimed
at BY the Bulletin, and our child-like
simplicity leads us to think that it
could and SOME very heavily armed
vessels Of the enemy on its quarter,
into whom 1t could pour ita shot more
effectually for the good Of the cause.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

]. G. Trichel, one half vote.
j. G. Triclel ard j. G. Cammack ,
tied in the vote of the Ward, receiv-
ing 40 eqnal number Of votes, and
consequently are entitled to one half
vote each in the Convention.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

CALL at osee upon McCt'OK T.
BROS, and select yonr cheap cup
plies. + = Z 'i''1' -
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Como and SEQ what bargains at
SICCOOK T. BROS. y
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Sitting Bah has sent q letter to the
United States authorities IN which he
expresses the wish TO treat for peace.
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Reading matter ON every page.
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WANTED-Purchasers for Gro.
ceries At the lowest prices, BY Nc
Cook & Bios,

The war against the sioux, and
the protection Of the frontier
against the redskins, will be sus-
pended until after the election.
The troops, in the mean while will
be used to intimidate white voters
and arrest innocent white citizens
in the South, !
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

Mielnel Hahn has been appointed
State Supervisor Of Registration.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26
Be Prepared.

It IL welt orr citizens should be
prepared to meet any emergency to
withstand any vicissitude these try
ing times may develop. That troops
will be used, and that freely, We all
know full we'll. There is but one
way for the radicals to carry this
State and it was fully shown in the
Wheeler report in 1874, which is by
intimidation and violence ; by tho
use Of troops and the marrying aud
arrest of white cftizens.
let our white people he fully pre-
pared to meet this onslaught Of Grants
hired minions.
We will act calmly and hottorably
Do our duty as citizens feat1ess1y and
without murmur and II interfe'ed
with 10 the enjoyment Of out lawful
and Just privileges we will take such
steps as becomes us as citizens Of the
United States.
Perfect your orgauizations-be calm
and prudent , and above all he pre-.
pared for any and every emergency !!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

IMPORTANT NEWS. = che a p
goods At Nice OOK T. BROS.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

Rally at once, and buy the low.
est priced Dry Goods, at McCooK
& Bros.
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The following is the result Of the
primary. election held in this, 18th
Ward, on "Wednesday last, August
e3d, 1915
Vote polle1.
Precinct No. I, 81
~ 2 SO
81" 8 30
...
s ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-08-26

COtOteu PeOVte ~ NatchttOcneS,
these are the men who talk to you Of
your rights, aud your liberties; whu
are powerless to protect you ifthey
wonld, and wonld never do 1t If they
conld.
What respect has B|nnt OF. Lewis
for your rights, when they did not
hesitate to violate the rights Of their
own wives ! just answer that ques.
ton, if yon please. ~.
The colored people should remem-
Der that Blunt, Tnnnard, Breda, Lew.
10, Boullt, Myers aud others, taxed
this parish eight per cent, and they
slmsld have told yon that the 1Ait.
people yedaesa tle~ to three pcr cent;
and further, they should have saitl
tho Radicals hsvs never made . move
to reduce them lower.
Blunt shosld also have told you,
when 10 vas % the public schools,
that he aud Lewis, were the only men
that got any benefit from the School
fund, save Myers, who stole what
they did not, With their aid and as.
sistauee.
colofed men. viii please take tbess
facts home and think abont them be,
ore you vote for Blunt and his crew.
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OF VIM.
FOR AUDITOR,
ALLEN JUMEL,
or IBERylLLE.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ED.
UCATlON,
ROBERT M. LUSHER,
or ORLEANS.
FOR CONGRESS-
Fourth Congressional District,
J. b. ELAN,
or DEsorO.
The following Il the result Of the
primary. election held in this, 18th
Ward, on "Wednesday last, August
e3d, 1910. ~
Vote polle1.
Precinct No. ], 81
I" 2 SO
:" 3 30
q
= s ~
,..-.t..ss~ ri . sF
4g Total 200
Delegates elected with vote.
J. H. Cosgrove, one vote.
Jno. Genoe,
w. II. Barbee, Z"
JIG. Cammack, one half vote.
Emile cloutier, one vote.
Pr. Bouis, " =,
II. N. levy, . 1855
]. c. Trichel, one. half vote.
J. G.. Tricllel ard j. G. Cammack,
tied in the vote of the Ward, receiv-
ing 40 eqnal number Of votes, and
consequently are entitled to one bali
vote each in the Convention.
CALL at osce upon McCtIOK &
BROS, and select yonr cheap cup.
plies. { = -
Speaker Kerr, Gen. Harry Hays,
and Attorney General 4. P. Field,
died during, the past week.
Tho former At Alsm Springs, in
Va, The two latter in New Orleans,
Louisiana,
Come and sec what bargains al
McCOOK t. BROS.
Sitting Bah has sent q letter to the
United States authorities In which he
expresses tho wish to treat for peace.
49, =. !. = - ---------
IMPORTANT NEWS. = G h . q p
goods at McCOOK T. BROS.
---------2----14 <.----------------
Mislhsel Hahn has been appointed
State Supervisor Of Registration.
DOWN WITH PRICES 10 Tie cry
at McCOOK 4 BROS.
---------1~esN.--- -.
4 dranken 4@tar" ia, reply to The
inquiry u y pisus gentIeman, who
asked Aim how he felt, said !: "Pretty
A-n dadly, tfapg God" The Radi-
Gals, W fancy, arc IN that state Of
miai, .'tAang Cad"
5.---s0o~~ k& Z
Don't DO tao lite in getting to Nc
COOK T. BROS, 70 bay those low
priced WAGONS, DRUGS, and all
lines of Goods generally.
Blackb,rns Hos.er Iliad, comes
to y this week brim full Of sound
expressions against the present
s'adjustable' Radical State ticket.
The liad supports Packard, how.
ever, and il il can SEE good in
him, We cannot 80 Why it does
not aboltY the entire mess.
Grant Is fully determined to use
troops this year - il the past.
1t issthe only means left 70 sus-
tain Republican institntionsr IN
the South. H Grant succeeds in
electing HAYES with lack Gland
Ter, Don Cameron and the troops,
then this country needs ttling
mp q o,see.
All kinds Of soolls sre Yelling at
McCOOK = BRO'il, $ lever prices
,hau esvf before.
- "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06
pONWASHINGTON.
ito, of 1,npearhabiBIty

rho QucStfS I~rls~ 4
Two gentlemen who yesterday ~; ao Nesss
Inc nn"o,rSsbilitv 90 account OF nis retire
hi' ,' tIor, the cfiice he has disgracea nave,
pen' Hot arc careful examination OF the saw,
alt'' = 'o' .bc couclusion that they were IN
cone 10 rh ~" cav truly that there Is no prece.
error. 80 iis,orv Of this country, but add
dent N !. ~ I,mc that a precedent were made.
thAth = TrairIsr7 Committee. with the excep-
ne re- VI W. Roar and he does not give a
lion Q. ~ r,r,livc 10 the propositions. sgree
posf"N, ls,r Secretary is it1peachabie.
tbsi lNr ,, ,%, had ,wo long sessions to-.
Ia' .. I'" consider the form OF III me article
day 20 .;.,[s II impeachment. the expires,
or s't. S c,cs member OF the committee
son n VI ard there is no doub' but that
vas nv N, ~,I - the committee will be unan'-
tbe Hf"., ,n.ser meeting will be held to-
E1o0'. "a o,rr7ck. when the articles, as
I, .''o,rrd by 3 subcommittee. WI, DC pre-,
TeM;5.."a ~ 0nrl committee. and the report
SS i.'. fr3rIca in such way as to De nnan'-
~ ~. .,,;s,sc;ory. The committee want 70
NOISY ,.n1,x5cct to report the articles to
lo s2F 80 nm Monday, aud hope TO have them
iAr hy .1S - ,br senate by the whole body
1;'>,.", r,.-c>rn:4tives on tho same day,
Q. , ,n as they do, that the country de-
H. a. t4rly N-o'ecution OF the case 70
ia'"r "a ' ,p7cD, They cxpects however, that
la'.. .i1 ha 7 discussion of TIE impHacha-
t t"s,, ~ the accused at this time Wash
go. ....,. ,l.,,r>rt - Baltimore Sun.