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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-16
mINnr TnInKrnma.

ctSuESArt, March 10 X falling.
Weather cloudy aud showery.
CAlRo, March 10. Arrived City Of
Helena, yioksburg, 0 pm, Simpson
norner, Now Orleans, o Sam Brown,
49, Louis, noon, Departed-sImpson
l%lorner, Cincinnati, n pm. Helena,
N, Louis, 6 AM Maude, st. Louis, 8;
Bermuda, Nashville, D.. Rain this fore.
noon, cloudy aud cool,
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fOREIaN.

Lospon, March ie.-Ths amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Is eii,QO0. The bal.
hon IN the bank hag increased e596.0 900
during tho past week The proportion
Of ihs reserve 70 the liabilities is AZ PSF
cent
PAats, March iS.-The specie 10 the
Bank Of France has increased IA, 1882, 0yO
francs In tho past week.
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IaAass sAss ~ Esesesses News
egeA NAeala eN - AAlewes = sss ".
.AAeeN IN ANY RsN Aaa i az sal
~, ~ W. = AaAs seeNeI = meR,Ae aS
~ IL N eSsals Na3 eeR NNeA kseel
eea3s @teNA>SA sMekt 81 get = Se&
al esseel Arsasa IL ,s @eesA Ns&sSe.yt
tss NNeN tatee al esetlAe sleSe AeAgtA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-16

h sAeela e0t " supposed that there
Are new leNe WAe weaa hke H. relefA "
,Ae NeN lARa There l. = Jewish 50
eletS IL kasssA wAeee meMAeys SepW,e.
ATE Ree FaAle each TEA eSmMeA MRa,
AZ stated peftSas kElaaAte meMeege are
eANssRM lelAAa seNlM Palestine where.
eal " tAls NaRS tAey ~ senRegtea ~
~ reS. II lheis lveA aea ReVANtea v
eAss her lives la MeAllaaeRN Tie So
eletN IS called vfhe ~iRasfgege After ne
.WNNAN al 6feN.
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@@ Re~ waNsS1 Al WssASeVoe hat
S~esz @ ne sssSss SFeesafes a RieN
an A neaNs eeeeasSs NM N5aaaes
" M8aas& h ~ pHAAsS " staN,e3
% De $sassA 81 lis eSNses0ea sg,A
1sNa aS he eses&eeN n Ne tq Ss
Naaeeea 0eRa ee tAA2Ae &sqea e
gSNst aRea De eemeesea =, ~ eap
@N he es6Ss Sas ssN tAslAs p~aeS
vii 10 s9AN~eeAAA Ne8ec4l N,s Ass
Speaet = veeeeea 3sAs epoa NssA se3
saaRges have aeea @lrN1 SEA Ne Sea,
sa 0SnEnilsse taabea& " pe0ye tAsi
Daa saa geilC e 0eess pseeN 10
Aapag Appropriated AID saea la@a
ooais DO bis eAbaa 81 Wa@aea -
naisraaaeml law Aa eaeNasss
seS b p'evma eahasa III Asa wStA
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W. &eNs'sss VIII have we've teA eeW
AZ ~ sANaeA 70 Ne wAlNSee aaeA,ae
vessA sNea iee a Ne,A AVE- sga he "a,
seeA vstA = seessssa etN Ne,axsuSA
zNee& w eve x NAeM u rAilAaSeAiA
~ layeesea A. esesmee, sAAl wegAs
veAA se,sess AVA &ees We pszxas u
aeASese seyssN Ase&seA Seve : Alee,A
asa Ne NeAesa a Ne eees vs$leA i
he sAsa cay WV W Sesseea
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a wnotraOMa aIsr 70 CIRCUIT


AaYs the Nashville American Of yea
,eFdAy IN reversing The judgment In
tho ease OF Jerry Aletes, the Negro con
vieled Of eemRlielv Ia the murder o.
MFs neOsden, Ia leti, and commenting
upon The eelien Of Judge frasier IN a.
sehtAg TO The reQaeel addressed by Az.
,eFAsy General Caldwell 10 the %ptlaeneb,
20 put hts foot Into a pan Of mud, Ia or
der 10 ascertain how h compared with the
footprints found a, the scene Of the
murder judge Lea, who delivered the
opinion Of The Supreme ocatt last aal
eedAy, ssia We greatly ~depreeate tho
practice iate which seme elreull judges
have tellea In permitting leeeapetvel
and illegal Testimony 70 he placed before
the Jury, aud aNeFwea, AZ the elese d
the ease, Withdrawing Il aud telling the
iety net 10 be influenced thereby aaeA
testimony seeeld be promptly rejected,
and ne. permitted 10 g. - the laty Al
all Nt ieers with mieaa aalN,asa 10
leesl investigations and discrimination
ave sometimes likely 10 he influenced
thereby although such lNeempe,ee,
evidence may Ne eNetwesds Withdrawal,
AVID while We gill Nc, reverse because d
sAe ed@iesieN et incompetent evidence
aNetve1 Withdrawn, aaless W. ave al,
isSed The iNgy MAS Ia lAe, influenced
thereby ", 'As eergse. esee,lee ia 10 ~
iee, sseA evidence =, eeee aud 40, rev
@0 @ ge 10 The laty,'"
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asofsr census returns give these &C.
uFeai New York, 900, 900 Philadelphia,
$780, Ool Brooklyn, oOI 0ooi H. Louis,
100000 Chicago, 100000; Boston, alO,
ONn Ban frAhaIaaa. 100000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-16

THEhs wsrs TIRES liobsls voted 10 Hsw
Hampshire Tuesday headed ~ follows;
Democratic Fer Governor Daniel
Marcy for Railroad Commissioner.
Tbomas Dinsmofe, Republican Bor
Governor, =, o. Cheney, for Commits.
WIN. A. Pierce, Temperance
For Governor A D KsbdAll for Com.
missioner j. A. Roberto. The Temper.
saes tIohst nsyef polls q oonspiouoasly
vote. The land 81 cold beans and
great moral Idsaa has never yet pro
daeea . vigorous temperance plant
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NEw YonE, March l6s--The Evening
Pest announces the death this morning
Of Prosper NJ. wetmoro, Regent Of the
New York University.
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A west reanesaee VHN Canecter
Wehbcd,

laehtM WAls and rtlhaae,l
0a sunday pigh, last three marked
meA petpettated = daring robbery upon
NJ j. u Nnk, raxColleoler Of Me-
Nary county, Mr. Nnk lvea about four
miles southeast OF furdy, on the Ham
batg read, hla heaae IL OF the log cahia
KIND, hAyieg lhla aud ansehalahdal
deere The reAhefa catered the heaae
without difficulty knocking or pushing
open the door with q tenOeFall, They
were At enee IN M, Mah'a %aleeplna
apartment aud presenting three pi6lala
at hih head, demanded hla money 0f his
lie, NJ Fink, With eoOlAesa. Fepll A
that he had NO meaey on hand, either ~
The house OF about hia pereeA, but
Slie being alarmed iog her huahel .
safety, pointed 10 his ooal suspended aa
tAe wall and told them hia m0ney
Was IN hia pockelheek 10 The coat The
tehAets seleed u Al oaee, aud Ia apealae
the beck found about tlhN IN money aud
two et three hundred dollars ~ eahaty
Warrants. all VI which they aahhlea and
carried 81 with them, Me- Flax had
about three et ieet haadtea dellata be-
aides wAa, WAa taken 10 the house bat
fortunately The tohheFs failed 70 discover
Il and Il vas saved, Mh fink iaa erlp'
ple aNd quite = Peer man, and tAe loss
will tall heavily apea hlm, Lie believed
~ parties eeAveeAapl with the facts that
NE maskea mea belonged 10 M NAk's
NeisAeofhead " AZ least we're cltisens
u he eeNaty And familiar With EAk's
AANis AVID surroundings Mrs Flax b
confident that sAS recognized eae at The
eNhetA AAa should tAla b "a theft
sAft Asses, Il eaV = matter et tsmN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-16

Apfspss n BsssloF cbnsussty, zos
vii fsmsmbef he very recently married
= young pifs, . eoasisss money etun
isft - The pabstffs sald, u DE Tfeas
efT DsDanmsnt. We'll, GU aastsfs ala
bastef society composed ~ . nnelsns Of
Cebiasl ladies' sad elhsfs whose linsags
eeH be traced V obscudly On chaos ~
memory, aad without The aid Of q book,
wsFs IL long and aoabtfai dslibefation
~ 70 WHISTLER they would fee9ssizs her
III ihsF charmed oifcls. The uaiy and
m0FAissqBs isatHFs 81 the dslibsfalioh
vas The afgsHt dsmand u the fallen
Mrs BslkbaD fof a. edioi n exclusion
sgAiHd tbs ~Aadaoi0Hs litlis psfyeBH
Bbt The young wife " the rugged old
hiehlgaBdaf has besu oallsd upon By
Mrs Kish and the other Cabinet ladies,
and nov ahs since heF social exaltation.
has oat her former heqHaibtaBcea, Are
~, after al, b The oynio said, q vase Of.
whiting esfbsBts, saGh striving 10 I'M
bis head abeys The otheff
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-16

msNaw Nsra EsaAa Sennsaa "a
IN . voeah ealAar useless asAaa
Congress snacss veFS nlAiiS II g
agont piS 10 asiea AoN s@o} On enc
SD q no ksSae eaa ansass eaaas ~
puHeg a inraaai .oo sa Aa eAmaae
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-16

I've eeteaa II cAiaamea have eNee
NegN IN vttstaa CIV, Nevada, = re-
sees encounter tsseNteg n .Ae ssAsA q
'we AVID sAe voaea,eA u esAeee A
Nsasl agreement W peace AeA rev
seee sgeea ~ Saw silva and Her Sles.
'Ae epgNsseg leaders This WAs AreasA,
aNeet " = GsNsa Jaw ne less@aa u
vA'eA m = speech ela Aea hat tAeig
sNNA,ee endangered cher el0seeN aea
"a, tAes wosl1 " ad,ea eel N Ne Sly
eNlAss lAey NeAAseA MeM.AlseA
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eanr jeariof A, 0. =. NionoLaos
continues quite feeble at Columbia, aud
Ais recovery, nays the Herald and Mail.
ID ID seriously feared ID doubtful,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-16

nss Hut Ia thanked pretty generally
by both parties for tho result Of the New
uampahIse election,
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Ssieais Plaoed upon each b. als.
JOHN DUNCn rs SONS,
INV Y0RK
, 1876-06-29
PARKER.

whcn Nav York s,s wa. called, at% there va. trq.
/, va: ai.eoTs,s, lint sno lad lssn called out Of
''T hc 1s.u,s srsre,ary , v .ta.o called Naw e.e, In
stead Of Now yorh, -,
eo,', Of New jersey. took the stand and 'poA' "a
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, 1876-06-29

Tssi; tsaa , l"ss, aes q @ !" t. ss1y ay a ~" ~ !"
IT, '"S i Ts st s""; s ii S"% oSr s+i "sces Sss
h,s pa.re., awny, nnh i'1 t1Inl- md IT, Triumph
have hsc"a,e ht.t"rical, and ihe "nly hnmnto'
istrnre il that. WI Ind thlr .lnvcrnn,,ft grown VI,
,aA ~ population, ,errrad as It In. II terrlnry,
IT, 's MIR duty IL wrrst It fra1n thn lands uf tht
s''lrss; It h. our duty Ia snatch Il from t'ten ant
i" d w M " r. s. I ' fe"rs ,%s st "a 'n@ Il i
New yurk tn Washington tlty. md rpread its bo-
Misn influence. all o,cr TIL. land, mil thea, c"n,-
ssn,t'.s;t11nal administration thnt wil R,ve i :
5"s q s pf se' ye 10 an wss 4
em popularity, q. y increases IN territory. let sss
hu'lrss administration rend fortl, voice 10 tho
Ecep on In their struggle for free government, and
,hell lct II mike sis country q onrn tho light
as' asiy as t. s ay Ta . vredt ctsf s.n n mt S nn
lhe lust syllable Of recorded time. (Checrs.
TEXAS.
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M Ill Il . fnrsmf n n; p, M , IT, s FIT
sfiS :ss a .s S SysS !" sS ,s s j Fl s'sts
@ G y 'ss H. fis'f as: g: 's' sss IL H%S:s %
!fs 0 f.,s ,esss nj 5 ii. Gsi @ IN ts.s q W. Il
4', H. 70 .ss.Ha s no,n'natI"a q sy,e! \
Il r f .s ;. Il 5p ~ r a,s III i'll; IL: S4ns i 9 Z
oey Ss si IN" H.
Gxerstsc ~ Inlunr: at la4 hte tclt alI OYER thIs
!nrs and ii. nonsna.lo,, uon the pnifoTm Hhic you
yt a2ns ESrSntsv W. r, @ Of ~ s1Scrs r. SHSes NM. %
imn,!Sn alsIa1aES ~ rlaraesf is'osfa;y ,ats;;
ay a 's sy alsasf Il ass
w profoundly rcspect them ill, anf. a.tlngh the gr1,-
S% liz e"s.e II sse% y W. peaSs
0nr t.niyils,! 'nn1Hrt tu whonesGr y"u may nami.
J. f ys m E rs XII H. S Srrs 20 r',Si e
@ aa II at aas asIa' o % Wv WI t.n
called, asld there was nd rcsronHc.
w1@rUSstH. .-.-
After Ercone In wAa enilcd, air. Smith, Of Wisconsin.
liz nanc ~ Wsso," II sacd M K, Ga!naa an ID III H. Gr
cEntnn. have f.,rtt onIy word 70 aay md sup.
s.ss. II HS Sns III! @ta ihus ous tSr: ":
dcisi mud w!ut ws! tn say--,
Mr. Sn'ith-No: sir. .t,orc i. no paint Of order
| nbhHt t.. What shall Fly vii, hnvo tho merit Of
being tho last that can be sad upun thu subject nf
monnaslons Ictorn this GonyeniGn and II tisro
TO eall for order let HIN 10 Il now II Mut let lin
! hold hlA pence for two minutes. Sir rcprc-
scnt stntc-1 represent with my colleagues
s,ts 4 IN III If, % f s s ssHs %tsg ag ssn ys
Il. ksw nEe " us w'" / sa'n III He0Dls IN II; 4
T., s"!ony 2, York nj assqns shseS.l
wisconsin. tMi The OLD lirnotra.ic voters viii laya
stoad ~ t'e uno:, nl tl!c ing q the yGto. and to
ac otcr WIZ, aai aart I"no: No, bccau,o VIC 10
's f s2s q 'S5x Ss Il tas r.
s %'9', SYs Ps;synay
not been mentioned At all.
, 1876-06-29
WILLIAM ALLEN.

Ohio fctns ncxt called, Mr, Ewing took the plat.
form aud uaI1:
GEHrfEYE:;: A few moments ago a duty which Ind
herM h.rYnrl to Aptlrr member If tl5 delegation OF
my Stntc atld which he unexpectedly ,tuaiin 10
rtrturtH wis a~sEHcA t0 lS. Of presenting frum OD
rittzans md farmer Statesmen. William Ac, Erers
ttnss sram sat cafer mi dcter ay of tc scnnhS
.rsIi.os an;t the splr q pss.Yna! aa HelM plrity
vAt., cnrs, slotr " tnfortnatoh. c1csrnt*s md
yIsor uf Intellect such ~ fey n1tc yunE nsft
s.nsss; i!e + i,slucTat at saF ioyeT Of the r"rd
u II. official career has lie forgot ,int tn jsosTaa
arty q llIe s1etla fcrrssentatirp ah ctencr ot u
ll,, anI raFacU"s few. 5ts naIe would bo q vA't
arc.r t. nd lii Jul of e piattor,s of Tic canvcu.
H." Sss4 s:; II tns To iss5
'sFS Sss sISW n IN :; II. xh
iira h,sij!liy u !c nef ii 1xt by Wcli nrtfstIy
w!1It wt'r OF irhAte the uh standard silver tGI.
lar whl.h was made ts anlar ni ynisc l liz ,c ri
nf measure md trEn lr4dsr f,r ali nt,tnts hpwusuF
large lhtI Is nj MT BY which lIAt ataI lard sluAt
w. strsks Il M ont 2; Tho s,nsn laws Y rsrr tint tls
currency worth 10 per cen! l,re than Tint standard
!tlIr lAppInnsc; In arIlcr hat the rrullc pf lilo
unitcd sfateh sIun'd rsy ~ ncr cunt u tho Ern
on tEe h"nr tlaf thcs sHro chtill: to w iku very
law " lures .1l"r wiHh tlla .tt were Issued. lap
pN1ss lila noint,,AlA Muuld moan thu aI,>olnt.t
cai l:tsnpltnn law uni. II II should be the lasmru
uf ltln uwlch Of cntrap nru mol sr5y
saGuttu uf intislfttt-to arfccE n IA ~ hantarrt
bearer, aild II tusu sh4ea ar, considered r., uf my
vnlur in slIn iniPnu!nS lest, may cotHel I ii
y'l by lLn *h!. innHt taAt ho Huld awGrp thum hua
by whlEawlad of nlujur!ty. ttarcat upF.auscI
, 1876-06-29

contractor, with hs departments an Ambassador 70 e.
kia1tl c,n,rrI m Al.h"nnral1a snesA,stlon; ton
sics"n "n ID. .rnifer ruy tn,r!sity Il 1saqd. ads
hah cline, and rnfc,ted r,ip ip!cn,nanors !he tcnon:
rs!"n il cun'csc TINT u; tt,t step n reform mMst
ratty Irst the dl.rnte political oraAnIIatnn p:
ret y plis md s. oy mAkns n ~ SanEea na na
Reform .., au..: w'aI, :, ri ,Sa f,nss snG
rary create nsccssItY for reform eonteuot W ine
isnph,l nn* ie1rcyea. hn thtlr refnrmets az y.SA
tow tn Cautrntlnh, and df.rtn c from tht CaFhnrt;
e 81 hons. vots5s 4 Gcwer... s;1 g 5rc,se ca
only be had Gy rnasrsni revolution. vs. finaha
! change Of tystctn. change u A4!ninstfast@lUn. @
change IT parties, that We may nave .cuAuao "
nfes md NJ tnen.
, 1876-06-29
TILI)EN,

,, 80 .,..,,.r,, ,-,r,.u
Tho Secretary called tho State of Now York.
Srnninr lscrnnn spoke NJ followa:
MI. p,es'sn. and delegate, of thu Democracy q
INC th1ca stateH: aea''e 10 ray 10 yoa u'a'
ro1oico and fcn pleasure IN every word Which lias
MIN vim have beon presented TO yon Tor your SUP.
s. ,n'a VII M"S nro NV yountrymcn, they botopg Ia
tho g'oro". party with which net, and no man
wonli fr,el with moro Indignation my word Of In
slnuatiun To their de,rimrut anu no man feel mo,c
%hi fellow n'oeFa.,, a larleas "etof9 you ,oa
M sssu wsen wo ase @ 10 hs p .o,
far above tho ord',nry elections which we have tad
II Is one+ In my Judgment TINT tonc'cs tho well
fare and Tho prosperity Of olr people throughout
ths entire Union II !. MT .. msrs question 81
wnethes nono1aols' noset auu as.s ''u.l
S1 ms sySs sr 10 w hs % eseoa ss s so
wv n"v h, h.yc 1casm Ind cavc. which arc essential
TO A' our our ] rruspcri,y and uur happiness. Don't
wo uccd change and 1ssoEm-yoa warm-
hearted mca ffnm tho South, WHO
nave oeen .,a'npl'a s', a 'U"m H"aa .aaa u"asa .s
'ohst''"''on nna "nu navy en "es "s "a. ~,
y WHICH T IN hose
sasS s,M s, ha " ,.a% er" nniu;i" odv,ntnrn,s
who ars eating up ,Ae substance OF your peuplo an
tak,np from YOU ull real republican government
IA,n;,n., non,t w n.od cnanun md REFORM
lAppaus, @ NJ ~ ,sr,,, NJ ,,or;an. w".,
ynu men thfough"at 'h's etiiie aha A'oFloue "est'
Your !udu'try dues noi ges H. Just reward; your
'., ,,,,, inJn.,rv IA nurnIyyI md vonr ra,,ltal
VIM youa .''saa =, w. a1,.i.a 1a ~.
! even 10 loo u'ha 10 u''' onte'su'Deh' noA WI
Glazed factories and where our dI1pir,ea laborers
s"o, In vaiu fr ,st which ,hn,l riye brenl 10 thcIr
heeA III fasH WE saAt ".en su"'' h''o ''. :" Ate1t
wives anu ch!!"ren1 an, we neeM fe'oshs tha'
shall etrko ttxatpn, which shall tighten our bur.
s s sa sa hsnest vii Sia svs
Wu need sefoslra which shall bring back purity and
] honesty, and cconoIny. In thu Standardization of
S""s S,mcIi IL vnr nr1enec Thr grrat iss,n which
, 1876-06-29

aw, which wc rroror n s+Frn. rroviing Tor Tho ny;
nrn ut In Of tlr trS .trtrr notes. ahn
sl: nso a, nH = .. rrrr rf"yG rSs M .n;i 'nS
i.i yaturs; a MT 10 fnratu tc ln'nr'i n,enng nf
rpnrecis: an no, to nrrnse III" hurrn IT fSistiny
antv fr the fMtrc. ANIL thereby parnyzo ulua'
Try nna rnicrpr<u.
The uuilon IL reconsider was voted down.
, 1876-06-29
HANCOCK.

NIkt LllMkN A1MEo fOtNhHD"
Tho Secretary called tho stato of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. wallacc-Pcn,yylvania has candidate by
whom she nlcaha tu stand. Ills manu- nhu Lis
claims wilt bo presented by tho Hon. Ms. CIyncr
nnL two a1her gentlemen.
Mr.. cIymor waa Introduced by tho President, aud
said:
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II ,rsrSnt' Hi s 9r e
tHrr sh ' c"o @ u fot t''a Inv "SS, sSs;!
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sss Ss g"ty " u r4s.sst q ya = n. MS i3
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fa hvRhts Of Getlyssnx III Nv dark lile ts"i w.,
Mlirrnt. ~ knnx 9int *at!.!s ~ tl!G w, in Ia
VI fo'HmIi titttin. ant when Ip4tr IA1Isr ah "Nr
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f. them Leir c.n tt,hriktt, M ny ctI.ansg, m
. pr"ptIy II due tunr.e of law. Therefore. ksHt.
rs.se .al sss'.os Iat M thnk that ,hn rs's,Ty y A.
h., sSn nstr'oas T. ras ~ VT. s.rn a,si ea t,a
ri'o a!rs..sd yoa, Ky furlsl taa,. Waossss s s3
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, 1876-06-29

[Checrr. thank YOU, gentlemen Of thn Cnnven-
itor, and risn, you now ars.ranco ~ the & hrA1ty M
distinguished statesman Ut Indiana In November
next, (ArplansG.]
, 1876-06-29

IIEnnH 4TDH tCtuAyIN5n!h 10 CAL LOT q EuIU ny
States, hut he failed Ia ,in II.
~ rny-i rall 4 : yntr by ssste.
States.
noo1Ir7LE OFT or otnER.
Mr.. noHl!tlt--f rrn!,usr IN T,nSE M Amendment
70 thc 1f!nnr''y elnnrc l'cf9rr 'h' ,nio r. takSn
villa NJ, yoSns III sa "
ne I'rs.asnt,yon ars vut ei order; =. M, vi,
level. and snnw whnt n'can, and know lint
yet"ry q death + rht sfs iApn'aas,, d.
Tho President objection |. ,nA'c. therefore tho
gentlemen J. oa, Of cr. H.. IT, s;s, rent'eman from
Mr.. CuS-1 nm here ciu'cAvor!ns to carry out the
rules m understand them, mud raso this potnt
The I'rc.ldrnt-Cnll Tho roll.
Mr. t'o1-i iisist uron ny point Of order
Iii. i'ooi!tt;r.-Eetarc tse roll is called wish to
WI Mr. e isux"i want TIM. Secretary I" ror nna
want hc Sienss 70 leays ts dr,s nna e se' I. ,f,
srrss TINT no man cnn stand around that dtfi ~
acfcsata, cycrrf n d'5arf'' f tic rules sf tut-
rresy. which ynn havc Adopted. md gun knaw II,
NJ: Psc't'rHt, ior !ou served there a. long ~
Trc Neutrality-suspicious. tho question now e
npoil tlln amt n1nent offered hy the Ycnll5tlhn
from Ohlo 10 the report 1nadc by the COMMITTEES ON
Mr iioo1!,tlc--1 move 10 anent that before
III Thc g psctIcnt-t Is ont nf order.
Mr. I,ooliltle.-l want 70 nilcr NY amendment;
The FsesiIcNt-Thc main question IA IN order,
anu the gentleman If ont of order.
Mt. Dunlittle--l am told, although nj The time
did no. hear II, that The previous question has been
Slr. tot, Of Scw York k-osacsrd md seconded.
Mir. Donlittlc-l wish u know further whether
! I'M too lntc now To ol1cr an amendment 10 t;tn.
EwuE's amendment, or tho amendment 81 the
minority Of tho Committee. u ! am nut, eriru
10 read 1t now, tint II may bc before tho Convrl-
The cha'r--1t Will 'rc cat ot ordct: The Chair re-
grcts to way 10 tho gentleman fran Wecon*tn. mn
less the Convention chootcs to receive 1t Gy unans-
Mt Sir Duei!ttc-Thcn by unanimous consent, get,.
tlcmen, ssE siIm;nly I" rsan , thc amendment OF
,lclesnto from Mastachusstts-tpon what orc
rig tlisir-we arc voting upon the previous
y The Nas.nehu.c,t.. aclc=a.e--rhc votc now is
upon striking out the part ot Tic majority relnrt
we vote lii fAyur of that, this Convention Will mn
nounes TINT Il Is not III favor Of repeating the lie.
The Chafr-.Thc rcsi''on Of the ancs'!on hns been
asked for, and II H. upon striking ont portion Of
ths ofgtn1 rc.olu,on "r te 1,spntt
n< a. ,ss @eSs >; S II: ;s " es9y'"''o' do
Nj. Iooi.tt'e-Tt'n will a.k unanimous con-
sent 20 read my amendment.
Delegate frnM ArkNnsaK-I1ns lhc Chnlt decided
tba! the previous question is ordered:
+, The Arkansas dclrgntc- Then ca'l for voto on
the question tself-thc main question. ..
The Chalr--Thc ChMtr has btcn trying 10 reach
that point. Let the clerk cn1l The ro nd nut stop
Tc IA sH s 'sH Set Seisse 'H e hosss n
The minority report recommends the striking out
Of one nt the, resolutions Of thc majority Of The
Committee and to insert other matter. dyteIun
Whsi|.e: tiia original isport siaIi e amended BY