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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-15

We have received Iick's Floral Guide, No
q for 1876, which we find. as usual, rcplc'e
with descriptions OF flowers and plants beau
,iiully illustrated with numerous ensravings,
,e-e.her with prize catrl ogue OF seeds,
bulbs ETC., for sale by the publisher. Those
wishing to purchase flower or other seeds
could not do better than onier. iron James
Wick, Rochester, n. Y.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-15

HET your lob printing done al tho BrA-
" CON Office.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-15

S. .r,i.rss 3.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-15

Who wants good Sewing Machine We
can give You choice OF any you desire and
sell for 80 per cent less Than agents prices
Call and see US before buying elsewhere. If
, 1876-08-25

ont, and sent into tho field imnlonso lcriesof
troops aud WIS inlefatigable in sustaining
and supporting the Government ut tino
when TtIpEs waa conspiring with the Cop
pcrheatls to throw ovsry possible obstacle III
tho way Of tho Government aud to hinder tile
success Of tho Union tronps. Ills Aslminis-
tration commanded universa! rpspoct md
natle his nan,s illustriora nil over the com.
try. Even bis most bitter political cno,nics
round no room for criticism, except III tho
fact that 1e WIZ assisting the Government in
putting down The Robollion, mud was largely
instrumental in its suppression. ~ n poll
tician, he has never borne tfloreproach of be-
Ing mere partisan. As statesman, lie haa
proved himself sngaeiosls, able, clear.sightctl,
and comprehensive. As patriot, his works
speak for him. His personal recorl Inns
been that Of n rure-1nindcd, dignifiotl, nnl
honest ruait. In his long public mud private
career no spot Inns rested upon his character.
It II Ia within the possibilities to carry tho
Stato Of New York he will do 1t, anl It IN Ger.
tainly moro than probable TINT his nomination
will materially strengthen the national ticket
in that State.
, 1876-08-25


"o presume tae c1t'zens AsSoc'a''on VIII
scarcely mako 1tsolf fespons'nio 1of 1he re-
m"'k"o1e oocuh'ent issued 'Fo'n 'ta hoast.
quarters M" s'9noa ny lssAo ATKINSON ana
u " AAphLa, "1''cn III ~ l'''1 MUS e'so 'n'''
fslo'' "n''s""sn'ns 'no ~. s.'nA-froo"e'ne
fenue'ane eat"p,'"a'i,sn.s' AAelo was u"'
QUO sFea.o, io''y WHICH .neSo t"o Genl'e'
men cou!a naso con'nll'te''' ana .na1 was 10
report lth' ho opno1'o"s st"ell 'ssueS 1o1tn
from bf',sepof'' iacfe inference seems 10
DO t"As 'ae s1oao.' - caaseo W tae t1esn
onal ano an'1aa' feiu8o "h'ci Ii e1rosea 10"
toro II goes through tho rendering process,
anu from the hlt1, anu gaspage, aha sio"ghs
u 4,s'usepo.1' ~ COURSE "a .''s 1n"kes soale
ioea. sine'l' ont /" 'n's "efo 1i'c 6teneh WHICH
1eacn0S OUT 'or m'lcs apa spreaaS over !'.e
ons'te sou.iet'a portion oi 'ao el'y' " IL
oo'ious suas ~ "ou'u oe caPee1oaeed
~ a., times, IN oays1me as "eh as
n'Bh1t''ne' l'ut IL Is motter OF
co'nlAon nototle'y tus's LUG 1onl sapos Oh
winch the waole c'ty 1a complaining Is t'rlYoh
" .no "'ho III ste"' clo"os o' sti,A" IL! aho
nlsnt' lasts 1of CERTAIN "tho' AauI an hour
or an ho''r' anu taen ensappears LIMIT H. IL
iasts )uSt ~ long as tno process lasted OF
blowing oil INTO TIC a'r tAa ionl gases OF tha
fehe9ef'ng tanhs o1 my particular es'ap'lsn-
mehs. inis 10 inc OCCASION OF ~ anu nopoty
KNOWS II better tlan TUG pfopf1otora OF tue
fen'ef1hg estaolishnohts WHO rallcf' tho
wool over Alr' AAnhEns eyes. Lie suggos-
lion that tic rendering houses unto in To-
cating one grand co'opcratlvo establishment
out IN tho country some 70 miles is 1mprac-
t'cable, aud it would be unnecessary IT not
, 1876-08-25

Tho Albany Erenin9 journal call1 ntton-
ton to very remarkable spectacle, and ono
that has mover been presented before in o
Presidential canvaas. It will be remembered
TINT, n fow days before Congress adjourned,
Mr.. KAssox arraigned T1IpEN in the House
for his unpatr1otio record end his hostility to
tho Union during the War. 1fonnwlilo it
Was publicly known that T11pEN and MAN.
TON MAnn1E were visiting T1LDES's brother
at Now Lebanon, N. Y. When 11r. Hgw1rr,
Ohairman Of the Democratic Nationn! CON-
mittce, rose the next dny to reply to KAssox,
hc presented tho following tolcgraphic dis
patch from MARBLE in evidence Of T11DzNs
patriotism:
New LEBANON. N. r, Aug. 15.-7o the Hon.
H. s. Nsadtt, House Of fRtpreseatattrss, 1gd4htag-
ton: Your telegram received and sAoHn ME. Al
though Mr.. 1iLpEN was for the Ton years previous
to tho War and during tho War ln private life, h.s
position In respect To tho War WIS never open to
tho slightest doubt, etc. MAnTox MAnnLx.
Noto the wording Of tho dispatch: "Your
telegram received md shoscn NO." It was
not sent, therefore, to MARBLE. It must
hayo been gont 10 T1LpEN himself. Whnt
spectacle is thia Alr. KAssos having
impugned tho record Of T11pga for patriot
ism, not one Of his frionas can remember IN
instance whore he supported the Union.
Tho Houso was full Of Democrats. HEWITT,
Coz, BEEnE, Woop, ELY, and other lifelong
political friends were there. Not ono Of
them knew Of n patriotic or loyal act Of Ills
during the War. The Chairman Of tho
Domocrotjc National Committee has to tolo-
, 1876-08-25
THE DEMONSTRATION ACT,

In tho tlobato during tho Inst ilny'a sAssicn
of conoreas IN +he roe,1ut;on o,no;,t,,o
=, ~
ooAi'iite"'oo !" .'a'ene'b"H' '1e sAfel 'lueH-
tion.sNr. NAssoN, OF Iowa, opposed tho ro-
turn to silver, and defended tie net of March.
1874 ;1amonnf;1lno II MIN h;stor,, ~ .b,t
~ ,, H., mn -,
o'iA "as ""estJ a'sc1o"eo' iaete "as olal
renuiug before tue House, which ovldently
could not pays btr. HooPEn then introduced
A new hill. which In n1ovc1 aa a au};atitnfa
~, 4ha x,a,1;r,, IN, m,,o.o ,u., .,...,..,
!oA wv fon'nns ''.l' A"ete WIS aen'sa"
Tor It's reading, which WAS refused, and under
tho rulings OF tho Speaker thfs substitute WAS
,,,ssa1 withont hov;nr hecn rand mr. ,,r;,,o,
t,,,.s 80, ssrs.ta .,,asa -,
~ V"'J oo""s' '1o"oa "''' .4acat.on ~
hlf. HOLMAN, WAo Asked HOOPER II tho bill
affected the coinage of silvDr, aud Iourgn
nuswered Tint It did mt In t1,a dohotc n
....,. 49,. ,I. u.,,x,.. I,.1..a -. 80,
"ee" NV '.'' Aeo'+AAH aeeh"'eu t""1 tAe
subject OF coinage was hot supposed to oe ill.,
yolvel iu tho bill and the measure, as rassetl
wa. never rcod In tbs Uousa." Mr. Fonr. of
1,,:.>.t. ,.,,..,s H.. ~,,,...t~,. -,
4t''''''"' u'""..a -, '"o i"oa''o' 'o'5 Ao45t a'u'
among olhor th'hes, saaa
Mr. Fonr-!Ana t'le snhasitntc was not fead.
charge It here, until mn otherwise cnnyincc4l, thai
it Is pTohabt that at no time was the question cyar
discussed tefors the Senato or House; And was
passed tn lhls House III 1ass than twenty nl1hutcs
after It WIZ brought in, without lime af oppartun'
ty to learn IT, provisions. And Wish further 10
ronna my friend that, no matter what hc n,ay
ctnlm W luyfng happened here, the people we're
not conaaltusl n''ont tho matter. would remind
hin t4at, eo fur ~ can learn, mt single news'
paper In tho United States ever advncn&cd any Anc
ncasnrc. And II he Knows ut singe paper TINT
ever h!ntcd ut snch thing now pause for him to
arfsc and nane II. And would further remind
my friend TINT no public aysomhlago Of tho
people, resolved, ana that public speaker
from thu STUMP or elsewhere IN th!s cat[rc country
ever advanced amy such propositions; md II 10
knows Of any such nuw pause for hIA to mcntiuu
| thu occas!an.
, 1876-08-25
project

The gamblers who "work" at the New
York Stock Exchange evidently fear ono Of
two things either that the people are going
to get hnrd coal cheaper, owing to tho free
competition likely to 10 allowed by reason Of
tho present quarrel Of tho monopolisss. or
that dog-in-the.msugor policy Of tho most
destructive chnrncter in every economical
aspect will be instituted by the infurioted
operators in previous high prices. Yesterday
the stock Of one participant in the disorgan-
ized cabal (tho New Jeraoy CcntraD WINS
lowered in so-callcd valuc over 20 per
cont, naa general decline Of about
10 per cent waa marked against tho
securities Of tho rest Of tic anthracite cor
porations. Any shutting up Of the great
fucl-fountains Of America for any length Of
time. ont Of spite, and under the lying and
diaphanous plea that 1t is an nnproduotivo
industry, should be opposed with that hos
tility Of public sentiment which, though not
easily aroused, ia nearly omnipotent when
oncc centrcd upon offending citizens.
, 1876-08-25

explanations, nntl in tho absence of my evi-
tlonce of investigation by tho County Boarl,
tho assessment as It atnni1s will 20 to Spring
field. aud the Stato loarl, taking these com
plants na true, will not hesitate 10 add tho
GO, 80, or too per cent to tho whola valua.
ton Of porsonat rroporty, md perhaps as
much more to That Of Tho roal property. It
tho County 1,onrtl with all tho fActs before
It, then arbitrarily exercises its powers, that
will 10 different thing. The time md place
to mako explanations aro now, md we hnvo
no doubt TINT the Committee, which Is re.
spectacle one, will not Justly in tho premises.
, 1876-08-25

SOMETHING FOR SOLDIERS TO READ.
Tbs proofs of Gov. rttpEy's dis1oyaty to
tlo Union In the dark days Of the 1sobcllon
continue to nccunulate with every day. The
rcatler knows how desperately md DEXTER
ousfy tho Democratic LEADERS, havo struggled
to oynlo T1LpEs's responsibility for the
tratsorous pence resolutions Of 1864. Dut
tllero Ia no explanation or don!a Of the
Twct1dla Hall speech possil'le. In sllt Dem-
ocratio Convention leld at Twetl,1le Hall,
Albany, on Jan. 81 and Feb. i, 1861, A1r
T1LpEH was n member Of tho Tammany del
cgation. That delegation introduced. 6y q
unanimous cott, some resolutions, Of which
this il one:
Rt'o'sfd. That wo will. by all legitimate means.
oppott dlsfonnftaance, and prereHt any a,fs'upf
o" Me f'arl Of fhe Republicans In portr to maxi
any ar"td a70Ftssfo,'. gaier he plea of "tnforc-
ing fhz 'a'rt," or 'pressrslng the Cnlon." upon
Tie Southern Statet.
While the resolution wns pending, SAN
TtlpES, tho Democratic Confederate oandi-
dato for President, nade speech In its sup
port. Among other things "Hf declared
tint he for one mould ''tsst tsfitr any aud al
| circumstances the ttse If force to eoerca Nt
aonM into The Union. Firat, because 1t
would be ineffective, and next because it
would lead to n war Of determination nmong
those who aro brctl,ron-not by tue tics Of
country alone, but OF blood"
This is the report Of the Aibany 1.las and
Arg'ts, the official Democratic paper of tho
Stato Of Now York. 1t in added that "AIr.
T1bpEN's speech was loudly app'anlod."
OF course it was, by TINT crowd.
It is In order for A1AN1oN MAnn1E to rise
and cxplniu these coppcrhead ron,nrss, or
to invent somo cork~leggel apology for
them. s1AnnIE is trying to mako people be-
lievo TINT T1tpEs "protosted F." against tho
peace-surrendcr platform whic|, lo helped
to drnw at tile Chicago Convention on the
Both Of August, 1861, but nobody has ever
soen the said protest in T1LpESs handwrit-
ing, nor do VIC belioyo tint tho man who
declared in Twcttdlc HILL in 1861 that "lla
would resist untler any and all circunlstan-
ccR" the coercion of tho Soutl, over pro-
tested against the peace.surrauler platform
Of 1861. The brlssy HEWITT aud tho cun-
ming MARBLE cannot remove tho brand Of
traitor to the Union from SAN T1LDEHs
brnyv
, 1876-08-25
T1LDEN's RECORD.


4 GREAT CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
The record conc!usiycty proves that he VIII
~ sEGEsS1DNIST. AND OPPOSED T6 THE
VAR FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF TitK UNION.
?. A BOSOM FRIEND OF "n0ss TWEED" AND
4 MEMBER OF TIlE TAMMASY NAS0.
s.A po0us REFonMEK WHO AEDuCEp no
TAXES. t.FORMED 40 CANAL CON1UrTtoN.AS AND
MADE NOTHING BETTER THAN lie FOUND IT.
4, 4 ColNulTER OF THE DALtoT.no1. AND
\ LEADER IN FRAUDULENT ElECT1oss. As
C1lAisGE, UPON 1l1sl III HORACE GREELEY.
&. AN 1sSUEls OF s1ltSrLAsfEllS 70 LABOR
INU MEN IN TIE IRON REGIONS OF MICHIGAN.
q. 4 INDUSTRIOUS 1sAiLl:0AD sitAlaK. WHO
AMAssED MILLION ny DEV0uR1NG WESTERN
RAILROADS IN FINANCIAL Tl1DUnLE.
This great Campaign Document Oils four pages Of
Tnsncsk szc. COPY t!ernnt should te placed IN tho
bands Of every soter In the West.
l1nyea and Wheeler Clubs everywhere should order
"TI1dGn'o l:ccord' for ltatF!hutnn.
COST or TrtH RECORD.
II will he sent ty mali o1rrcas With charges paid.
On tho following terms:
For dozen ~
fiHkIe
III the ,oCu uoprt, special rates will be charged.
Scnt orders Immediately for "Tldcna Record"
TRIBUNE CO., Chicago.
, 1876-08-25
TIE DEATH OF WILD BILL

a..
ING n'c anu tFas'c "eath o. WIN! h'Lt,
not less t''an TUG peeut'af1tles attending the
ttlal o1 ials ihafaefcr, "!"stfte ttte advance Of
esVilszatsoH III tae b'aek lih's e"antry FROM
tue southern ooaeF Q! 1'e lna'ah hAtio'' 10 tt'e
m'otts camps o INC No1t,'"est' tne iaho ot ):
H. A'cSocR ha eS1enuea' HI" nls name flai
neeoiao sy"ony1"o"s WI. 'ui'!ahis'h' hent' anu
b'toas'ca' tossesaea VI oet1ef Rho"ledee ~
'lcn taas, ~c.o tne o',cr pos.eF men OF h'e
lInaet anu WIN l't'sc c'ea'eF h'ea III tna aac Of
rollt1e'A Hael'1hefy' no fos" above them IN
everything saso tf'o at!'aal A'netng Tor riot AMI
excitcn'eut' THOUSANDS VI i'rl, Of lower
lne'ital stamp, haso aoaFls'ed A'nt dlc.i, along
t''a ''nc u country t'at c'ai'!ic! wild bttf,"
hlst not one ever nrosc t" thu dlstinrtion ut
1ai''ed by THIS must remarkable loafcr u hla
time, "t'"*c tcath Is nut aerSstatlzaton " hts
l'fc. nnd whose lie was suffered with grcat
blotci'cs OF crime a''i deviltry. AZ one time,
years ago, the quiet people OF tho frontier
looked up tn Him. AMI lit 4 measure depended
,tpon his knowledge nf his companions IT, keep
them within bounds, and preserve arompafatiye
dceree M peace md orlcr With somc
, 1876-08-25
THE NEW YORK NOMINATIONS,

Tho New York Ssate Republican Conyen-
ton, which was one Of tho bust and most
representative Conventions TINT has been
hold In that stato for many years, did itselt
crodit and has brought material hc]p to the
general ticket in the nomination Of
their great War-dovernor, EDWIN u.
MORGAN. One Of the most satisfactory
reasous for his nomination la Tie Democratic
aversion to him. Tho T11pES men Of New
York did not want him nominated, md tic
fact that thoy did not wnnt him ia tanta-
mount to an acknowledgment that they arc
Mt least doubtful it they can beat him. Un-
der the circumstances, tho Convention actcd
pnltlcntly and discroetly. Tho real struggle
in tho Convention WAS l,ctween tns CoNKL1No
men, Represented by CORNELL, and tho anti
coHxL1Nu men, represented by EvAnrs. 1t
bccane apparent, however, At m oarIy stage
Of tho proceedings that it ConsgLL were
nominated, ho would be beaten aud
would also swamp tho general ticket. The
CosxL1Nn lnon wcro too inimical to EvAnrn,
however, to vote for him; and, as au anti
CoNx1.no mnu could not get 1t, tho only re-
course left was compromise, aud the com.
promise resulted In the unanimous non,sna-
tiou of Mr. MunoAN, after EvAErs had ro-
coised very hnntsome md complimentary
vote.
The record OF New York's fanlo,s War-
Governor, both ~ politician and patriot,
is 10 familiar to the people Of this country
that 1t hardly needs rcfereuce. Ile served
two terms In tls United States Senate with
distinguished ability, and conferred more
than ordinary honor upon his State. Tie
was one of the sponsors Of tho Eepublic.
an party. From the time that ApHA-
uAA LINCOLN waa first nominated for
the Presidency up to the present
time lie WAS Chairman Of tho
Republican National Committee, and las
rendered tho party eminent service In that
capacity. lie waz tho first Republican Gov.
ernor Now York ever had, having been elect-
cd IN 1853 over PARKER. Democrat by
17,440 majority. llia record rs Governor
wus so satisfactory and so commended him
10 tho people Of hit State tlat tLoy 1e.
elected him iu 1860 by an immousely-in.
creased vote, he Receiving C3, lG0 majority
over KELLY, Demoorat. In tlat portion ot
his Gubcruatosia1 service which was within
tho War period he rendered Invaluable MD
to tho Union cause, and strengthened the
| arm Of Tho Government with material help
ut y very oppogtuno time. ua Euised. attad
, 1876-08-25

There are tiCtnEK OF good omen from len.
ncssco-a ounr.or whore 1,ttto wna cvncctct,
49,. -, IT,. - H.. -.
1i"' "o'il' nolF '!le s''eee"s oi 'ne nepuo-
lican national ticket, A correspondent OF tho
Cincinnati Gazettf, writing from Ntorristowu,
IN }t,o+ st,4a otvo. III. roouoru for hot;av;rr, r,
~, -. 49,, ~, -. 1r
~, s.''' 1''Ss lonneS"eo VIII s''' l.Sfs" ~"
WHEELER lo,0oo majority. regaantnR tue
ground tho Republicans occupied IL 1872,
when t1,ev povo Enrr,,.s. for Corerror,
IN -, ,..:.;... ,,... ,t,.,...... 49,, .,;-t..
t''"o' '"AJeA'''' A.'. Ao."eA''o 1'o sA'''
loar couhs1es' IN 1919 there "ofe hepaD-
licnn majorfticR In twonty-snyen Of them in
1871. the Demoorats lad nn}oritins II, t,yontv
~ +bon trho ra.,,tt of tta roca,t o1o,t;,r,
,,uo,,o. ,,,,t 49, r,.,uf,t,a..,a .o,,.,.,,,,
.ho,r ~ ,o,t % nr,rnJ r,hs oesc;,, val ~a,rrns ' fro,,
.,....,. :, .,.... ras...1.,,...,
~ 49, no n,,,.,o o,,ro, .o,,,,.;or T., ,a-3 ,,,,,
/ r,s paru1,,,o.n ,,,,or;.,. ,,,,t H. 1a7l H.,
rol,., ,,u ,;sc na,,aero,;o ;',o,or;t. =
u,I,oro oro soro ,o,y t,o,1 -oo:oru fo- ,,,;a
,,,anra 49,. .t,.a ,,sw,, ,t,oa,, ,," rr,'. H..
~ IT,, T.. ~. ,,,.1t,. - .,,a ~. r....1a.
49,. n,.,.,. a.. w.. 49,. $500. ,.,.., - H..
Tr.,:.. 49,, a., ts.,,.,, .,.rs.., - :.
tr,.;s .,,...,,,,.;..,t ,.s..,
Tho ncon,c NJ lie Norti, havc ncvcr c,vc, ro.,
Tcnnessccans credit for % much as they sc.crycd.
Seeing that they had to take pust III tho great
struggle thon'an's literally escaped from their
Encc. ,ro"r TIM ,chei m'ect. % .ta,innea , .oM,n t ~
,I,s Catnhcr!sad Mountains, On tlselr way to join
the Federal army. And they now votu US they
fought, The tstorongasoing Repnni'cans OF To-
ecncroi,v ntos Nav ncnocsa,s ~ wc,o "a ini.n
men bnt since Tho War have preferred 10 cali
themselves Democrats, and have actcd with that
party. a portion OF then, however havo been
po, a1say, nsc, ,sit, ct,,cr nor,s ar1 c.na.s.v
not always with tl,o Democracy. who arc CON-.
posed, In great part, OF cx-1sebe's.
There Is another strong reason why Ten.
nessee will poll strong Republican vote in
November. Tho nomination of TINT Satanic
Rebel, Is1An q. HARRIS, AZ tho Democratic
candidate for Governor, Inns borne tho fruit
TINT might have boon expected It hns not
only reused m enthusiasm among tho
Republicans, but it las disgnsted tile Con.
aorvatives who in 1874 vent with tho De-
inocracy. It will cost tho Democratic party
hundreds If not thousands Of old Whig votes.
The fact that Lis nomination nroused gucl1 a
storm Of public indignation that he was con,-
,,n1ta1 tn Withdraw hna t,nf 1nusoroI That
, 1876-08-25
The universal boiler Of tho English feet

The universal boiler ot the English feet
seema to be suffering with solno sott u
tlscnse that Is ROW attracting the attention Of
tile naval doctors. 4 rccent London paper ssyt
that the boilers of tho tusrct ship Hydrd Are
found to b. full OF defects, while the boilers Oh
Her hajesty's ship Nrltoa, which have been 10
use only live years, have become 10 ieteriorated
that they will havo tu be replaced with new oness
1t scetns rather cruel TO the English seaman thaa
lie should be exposed nut only To the incoInpe'
teney Of officers and the prospects Of founder
Ing In atii breeze, but also tob boiler explosions
For country that has boastel so long and 50
loud Of ils navy, its want Of scamanship anu
carclcssnraa In slip.hu|dlng arc very noticeable
Of latr.
, 1876-08-25
THE pRoposEp 1NrEgcouyEnT1B1E 30

Alf. 0Am 1hA1 AA4 AiA BFhnu uALl04Hl
rally" to ratify tho nomination Of Coor1n
and CAnY were most completely captured by
q bul!ionist in d;sguise-a very wolf in
sleeps closhing-namodL LAWRENCE, who en-.
trapped them into unanimously adopting a
resolution which iucludoH provision for tho
most summary resumption Of spccie pay
mcnts, tho most rapid contraction Of the
outstanding currency, mud tho most conf
ploto retirement OF all Government and M
tional Hank paper money. Ills resolution
roads as follows:
Rssoir<d, That n committee Of twenty .ayo, rcp-
rcsentlng the National Independent party Of the
United Statos, bo appointed l,y the President of
this Convention after It's adjournment to address
ltttery to SAMUEL j. TilIEN and lturHKHPnhD II.
HAYES, euve1ally, asking Of cach whether, II 10
shall be elected President Of tho United Satcs and
II Congress- 6halt pass bill 10 rcmonctze silver ut
it, fnrmcE standard, he will by hls Official action
prevent hach bill from becoming laws also, II in
cxsc Congress shall pass bill providing for Coy
c1nmcnt paper currency for circulation among tho
people. anl gradually RETRO all corporation aud
bunk currency, making such Government paper
currency n fnll legal.tenlcr, and interchangeable
srith Gortrna,<mt rt0ttrrtd donds at such rats Of
goIa fa'trtM Al t.tH male the currency ~ equal
ra!af .tifh eoia, he, ns President, wnu elm such
a httt ~ xoud feol nj tfi,ortv n. Ts~s.,Jsr.
TIM sa,nc anl tnus dcfeat it,o viii Of tbe n.onIc
as expressed through thelr constitutional repre-
scntatscs. an! tnt pfastcally deny that ours Il
~, y. '"u es"', ~ 1ue pe9pe, anu 10.
to causa sati letters 10 bo lad efore mid cana1.
dascs. md published in newspapers, nnd cause
tac't replies when received, 70 be also published.
vi ~ ,e snss s w ees a1,h 1 " ".n reason
be maIo generally known to tho pconIs. '"S' -
There is q good doal Of yarbiage In tho res
olutiou and somo things Of small Significance,
Az to tho demonstration Of silver. neither
Mr. T11pEa nor Mr. HAYES will bo likely 10
have an opportunity to gien I'LL for tbat
purpose, for tho simple rgaaou that u,,cll u
I'LL will unouestionably bo PASSED among the
t1sss measures Of the next session Of the prcs.
cnt Congress- aud It will be sianed by Gen.
GRANT before he goes ont OF Office. II not.
thoro is no question hut Gov, uArss will
sign such d lii as MI net Of fustica In tho
American rcoply. Ay rscarls Tho nronoac,1
retiring Of The National Bunk currency. tie
proposition did not como IN leforo tho ne.
publican Convention, aud Gov, HAYES will
not care to arrooato 10 himself tho nriv,leoo
of adding to or tokiua from tho nonu,l;co,
platform. As Gov. T1tpxs was himsc,f Tia
Trainer Of tic Democratic platform. an,, did
not choose to iusort suy EXPRESSION on tl,ia
, 1876-08-25

5@1oo lower; saloa principally at $6.7o@
GAO. Cattle we're in light supply and worc
flrmeF. shoep were easy. One hundred
dollars In gold would bny s110.873 In grcota~
backB 0t the close.
, 1876-08-25

nothing aboHf tht tnatttr Of my otrn knor!tdgt.
anda nof sfait II tas aci or In any rny rouch for
IT, hut am Informed that tails reprrssnt1tirf pf nnr
credIio5 IN Lonion came t. Washington, stent
fh| ~lnfer hfrf, dna H* In cfost counsrs rita he
anthor cf thts rfp,ai. anH IN all probability he
drfw The section Of the 6iii h1mtttf Tie money
'nrds of London 'ammdntttd and wn In humility
AMI III silence bowr.i low and obuyrd. iCrscs Ut
HThat IL sol" ''tiapd!"t
Mr.. KAssuS-Whn WAS n! Who was tAr man!
Sft. FaHr-Yon wilt 1n1 ont WHEN ihe history Is
WFtttgn.
, 1876-08-25

4 convocntion Of Cardinals IL now sitting
In Rome for tho purpose, az announced, Of
simplifying the mode Of providing for tho
Papal succession in tho evont OF the death OF
tho present Pontiff. As1oxxLL1, who has
been prominently mentioned in this lattor
connection, is lying hopclessly Ill In tho Holy
City.
, 1876-08-25

The Committee Of tho Common Council
intrusted with tho investigation Of the
charges against Health-C Commissioner Nc
V1cKAn reported last evening that tho
charges were not only untrue, but malicious,
md fully osonorated DR.. AIuV1cKAR.
, 1876-08-25

Tho running Of dummy engines on Market ststst,
though ncresa!laled By the heat that !nteEfeFea
with hursc- power aud the neeeaaity OF accoMno*
" approved by paasengsrs aud haa been 30 con,'
pletely FREQ from any. Ut the esils sppIshcnasa;
that there IL sont reason fuE believing tbs 'noo,
Chntce, and altered and amended nntil II IL per-
feet. ct.-IAiladt!phia North AMsfltan,
Tbs result Of this experiment will bear ffu!ts
IN other tatira. Steam ought long since to have
replaced horses lu tho difficult aud weary w1E1
OF p1opelltng stteet-carg.
, 1876-08-25

CAn1 Souunz last evening addressed
lnrgo 1nass-mee.ing Of the German American
citizens Of Cleveland, speaking TO them in
their native tongue. He spoke for HAYES
and WHEELER, OF course.