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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

/ A DVERTISER BEING THE OWNER OF TWO ELE
III gany furnished Stores In the best business locality
the city wishes let lease of them for
years. ADDRESS, IMMEDIATELY. box lis Herald Office
, 1876-09-07

It is gratifying to know that tho Bridge.
pont Stencil Committee has mado q report,
and thn. tho General Committee on Sanitary
Atfnirs Inns passed resolutions declaring that
thero is stencil which ought to DO followed
mp and abolished. To be sure, strong sus-
picion to this offcct hns boen familiar to, tho
nose Of Chicago for two or threo years, but
1t il important TINT tho matter should be
definitely settled by the report Of commit
tee. An Executive Committee Of Fifteen
Ina boon appointed to take charge Of the
whole matter, and at tho present rapid ratio
Of progress It may DO confidently expected
that in The. course Of few yeors ut fusthost
tho exact location Of tho origin Of tho stencil
will be ascertatned, aud practical steps takon
to abato tho terrible nuisance.
, 1876-09-07

for October. Meats wors fr1ner. at 63o for
boxed shoulders, s4o fordo short tribs, and SIG
for do short clears. Lnko freighta wcre
quiet, ut 24o for corn to Buffalo. Rail freighta
werc unchanged. 1righwines wero steady, at
S1.os per gallon. Flour was more active
md firm. Wheat cloaetl 10 lower, at 0G3o
for September aud o7tc for October. Corn
closed iclowor, at43l G cash and 43sofor octo.
Der. oats closed i@lo higher, Mt 3lso cash
and 311o for October. Rye WAS flrnaer, at
6s2@5o3o. Barley closed firm, at 52lo for
October. Hogs were active and firm, at 5@
loo advance, closing at SG.o0@G.15 for light
and $5.00@5.85 for heavy. The cnstle mar
ket was active and 1o@t5c higher for good to
choice grades. SHES wero reported Mt
$2.oo@5.4o. Sheep wcro firm, Mt s2.6o@
AGO. Ono hundred dollars In gold would
buy a109.50 in greenhacks as tho close.
, 1876-09-07

The Democracy Of Massachusetts, In Con-
von.ion assembled, have had the tcmerity
TO nominnte that self-oxaltel statesman md
aiugu'mly-indopendent politician, tho Hon.
CHARLES Francis ADAMS, as candidate for
Governor Of the Old Bay State. It has for
Bome timo been we'll understood that this
course WAS advised by 5Ir. SAMUEL J. T1IpEa,
whose sagacity in the mntter Of Gubernatorial
nominations has recently been demonstrated.
It las heretofore boon thing almost
impossible for any party to reaoh
any altitude Of personal and political
confidence that would warrant 1t in ventur-
ing to thus approach the man who holds
himself 60 high above party as this repre-
sentative Of tho great Presidential fa1nily.
A1r. adams private lifo, AZ universally ad-
lnitted, Inns been blamcless one, and his
ability is uuquestioned; yet his independent
course in politics has boon tho means Of rais-
ing up against him enomies in oil existing
parties. Not oven the fact that for tho timo be-
ing Mr.. ApAMa is enrolled as Democrat will
overcome tho bitter prejudice entertained by
the Iris1-Americans Of Massachusetts on &C.
count Of his extreme hostility 10 tie Fenian
cause Willie United States Minister
to England, nor gain for him tic
support Of tLis important element
in the voting strength Of the State. An
other serious disadvantage under which Mr.
ADAMS labors is the fact that his opponent,
nominated by the Republicans at Worcester
on Tucslay, is ono of tho most popular mon
Of his party, aud Qua whose upright, straight
| forward course in politics has endeared him
to the pooplo Of tho old Commonwealth. Af
Mayor Of Boston, as State Legislator, and
finally as Representative in Congress-, tic
HIN. ALEXANDER Fl. RICE las always been 6
power for good md IN example to Lis genera.
tion. There can be little doubt as to the
choice Of The people Of MASSACHUSETTS.
, 1876-09-07
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Meeting Of the National Associa.
tion at Saratoga.
Horace White, Of Chicago, ContributeA
Papor On tbs Silver Que7-
ton. 80 % -,
Reallng Of Other papers on MuniclpaA
Debts anl Legal Education.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 0.-Among those NJ,
tending the Social Science Association arc tls
Rev. Dr.. Throaure Woo!acy, President Porter,
Francis WaJland, prof. Summer, all of Ynls
College; Judge Iloallcy, Cincinnati: Henry
Hitchcock, St. J.nuis; President White, Cornell
University: Prof. Hammond, Town University:
Prof. q. W. Dwight, New York; William =,
Dotlgc, 1sauc Sherman, 8. u. Ctlittcndcn, George
Walker, u. i. Eaten, Charles 4. Peabody, WV.
Mcfarland, Charles Nost!hoil, New York City;
A1r. Won gtudintz, Prnsstan Labor Con,lnjs.s
s!oncr; j. n. Barnard; b. F. Nowiso, D. +. LIN.
coin, George 9. Angel, Edward Atkrson,
Etzur. Wright, J.. II. Derby, Bostnn; Danict
Harris, Washington; Q. Latldcn, Springfield;
cx-Gov. Hoffman; l1orlcc White, Chicago; Il.
i. Davis, Fall HEycs; Lafayette Fostcr, Con.
noctIcut; Durbln Ward, Cincinnati; J. N. f;reg-
ory, Illinois Agricultural College; 1Icnry j.
Baker, Michigan.
for.l, Edward Atkinson, Of Boston; Tio.nas
ralci1, Vt Philadelphia; Prof, Summer. s. u,
Ch!ttcnlcti, and NIr. Won Stutllntz, Of Prussia,
took part advocating gold standard, and i. y.
On the papers read by L. L. Dclatlcla md D.
b: Eato1l, ol Now York, and George 4. Maeil,
q washinst9qq',, T. On "lcgal , ,E4tvea,'tt'n," t,' pG
A16er AassF;i Fati. s wssn H ay eaS an
Iitcl,coek,. of st. Louis, md Prof. tlar,mon1,
of Iowa, spoke in the discussion. The general
opinion favored . higher course OF study aul
"A paper on =" Municipal Debts" BY l1anislt l..
Harris, elected discussion by Mcssrs. Bradford
nnd Derby, Ut Boston. the latter questioning
the enss* o. 2' nafrS TIM the m ssss 4
they DO not stop tncurring debts:
I ID. B. EotOnF6 DunCf ~ Electric J1lttc}1Tr.H
, 1876-09-07

The County Board Of Education has found
another question to quarrel over. md Ia at q
deadlock for second time. Tho members
nro equally divided in their choice Of presl-
dent. and aro unable to coule 10 an election.
They stand four to four on tho Presidency
question, iuat rs they DO on the Normal
School Principalship. So far as tho educa-
tionl interests Of tho county are concerned.
no bar1n will come il both dead-lockg arc ill.,
definitely continued. It IL Of very little
consequence whether tie County Board Of
Education ever elects President or not, and
tbs failure to choose Principal Of tho
Normal School will ssve the County Treasury
IN expenditure OF money for which no cor
responding benefit is received. Let tho fight
60 Oh by all means.
, 1876-09-07
THE ISLANDER ON GOV. HAYES.

It was to be expected that tho Democratic
newspapers and politicians, flntling 1t impoa-
Bib1e to lefoud T11pES against tho charge Of
perjury wlilo the witness against him was
no other than T1LpEN himself, would invent
sotuc story with tho purpose Of making
HAYES appear equnlly black, and thus sub
hitting thoir accustomed choice Of ovi1a.
Tut certainly tho Democrats would hayo
been given more credit for fertility Of inyen-
ton than they have shown by taking up
personal tax return and falsifying tho itoms
anu circumstances. Woprcsnmod that tlero
was ut least bas's for speculation in tho
charge TINT Gov. HAYES did not pay ~ much
personal tax In 1874 aud 1876 rs ho ought to
layo paid, but 1t seems thcro isn't even this
much to it. Tho Democrats aro precludol
from evon speculating thereon, inaslnuch as
Democratic Board of Equalization has al
ready taken up the return aud reported that
it was correct. II 1t hnl not been, The coun-
try would have heard Of 1t long ago.
Nevertheless Gov. 1IAYxs has not l,esita!etl
nor delayoil to nako statement (Which Inns
been given to Gon. CoM1Y, OF tho Ohio
State Journa!) Of all tho facts. The basis OF
the charge was that HAYES, after inhuritiug
tho bulk of his unclo's fortune, did not ro-
turn "a much personal property as his uncle
| had returned before His death. 1Iis tnclo
B1RonARD returned $685. in personally, all
OF which was more thnu swallowed up by
tho obligations HAYES incurred to curry out
certain projects for tha Town Of Fremont. lie
mado no return OF credits in personal prop
| erty, because they were moro than otsset by
tho dabts, which tho Ohio Inv authorizes
tha taxpayer to deduct. Tho ohargu was
! made that ho owned piano on Which ho
did not pay, though tho fact Is he owned
no piano, but only rented one. Another
charge wna made that s33,000 waa !ott him
In personal property out Of which to pro.
vide for ce.tain bequoats nude by nlkcuAnp
the fact is that upt taollar in money WIS
loft him for that purpose, hut tho beQucsts
were to be paid out OF tho salo Of real es
given In which to convert 1t. For tho rest
ali GOV. HAYEs personal property WIS listed
ut ita full value, and some Of 1t at lnoro thar
itx actual value, ~ subsequent sales OF q por
ton Of it proved. IIis personal property
(exclusiye Of bank stock, Oh which tho tax L
paid by tho bank and credits ohfzot by indeht
edncss) was listed at SU,100' IN 1874 sut
$5,7l0 in 1876. md would not layo brough
as much al public Hale,
.We scarcely expect from the T1LDgN news
papers any fair reproduction OF this state
1nent, which has been made freely AMI
promptly, for the reason TINT Gov. T1IpE.
has made NO statement. and probably viii
make mona, showing that hs did not h:s-f
, 1876-09-07

must vote fotAorne Of th1 DoMocrats; that we n,ust
role for THUR men. ! told them wanted to vots
for Nj. Lewis ttho Nepuhllcan candidate for
Sheriff.. They said there would be the devil to
pay next dry. Thero was going to he shooting
done. It was Col, MEEK who said Tho dasli would
10 to pay lo.luotrow.
MAX NATHAN, another witness before thia
fury. testified how htEE: helped secure tho
triumphant victory Of locnl scf-govcrnncut,
NJ follows:
MAX NATHAN, being recalled, states that Col, =.
N. aEBH came into tho ruoni where he hed the box
containing lie tickcas voted, and approached The
boz With fdme tickets rolled up In l,is hand, atHl
placcd hls liuud IN tho box, Will, the tckcsa over
the hole In tho boz that he sutntc3td Col. MREKof
putting he fIcstts IN tie bor, and did not tarn his
h<dd-to aroid stesna him do II.
Taking those three extracts together, it is
not difficult 10 understand wlht locnl self.
government means In Mississippi. It means
TINT, tho Caucnsian blood being hot, tho
nigger shnll DO ruled by tho Caucasian, and
shall not havo lhe rights nf citizenship H'Ar-
nntecd him by the Fifteenth Amendment. It
n,caus TINT tho negro shals bo iuti,nidatcd by
mob rule asd murder. It means That, when
these tlrcnts dnnot work, then tho ballot-box
slall be stuffed. It means that tho negro
shnll not bo recognized as citizen at all, but
TINT the supremacy of the Caucasian shall DO
maintained NJ 1t was i'll tie days Of s1ayory,
aud thai. the negro, as citizen Of the United
States, alnll have no moro political privilege,
either III voting or holding office, than lo
had Us slayc. by tho operation Of
Col. nIEgKts plan of 1ocal solf-gov-
ernuont, the Republican majorities of 1873
were wiped out in 1876, sud counties that In
the former ycar polfol Republican vote Of
three to one wuro carried in tho lattor by im-
monso Democratic maiotitics. Col. MEEHs
plan, which is tho general plan al over tile
State, will 10 ,isod again this fall 10 cany
tho Stato for T1IprN and HESpn1css. There
Is a fevcrish determination TINT tho Cas'-
casian rnce Bhall rnlo tho niggorB, and II
throats, intimidation, mob law, md murder
cannot accomplish it, the plan Of stufflng the
ballot. boxes. which B1r, Ti1prN and Boss
TWEED ineugurated in 1868, can bo rolled
upon. Col. MErx Inns shown what tho eau;
casian race can do when it's blood is hot.
, 1876-09-07

The Chicago Exposition was successfully
opened lust evening, and bids fair to fiynl all
| ltd predecessors in attractiyonesa and popu-
:lasity. Travellers passing through tho city
on their way TO or from the big show at
Philadelphia will and much to c!atn
lthcir intorcst aud admiration in this
,distinctively Westorn industrial exhibition,
whilo to our own citizens it will, as In former
years, prove M unfailing source OF prot!ta-
/ bio and enjoyable entertainment for the en-
! suing month. Tho dIsplay is not yet CON-
llete. though more advanced than il usual
! on opening days, but from prcsont indica-
ions It will DO no loss extensive and credit
abla than heretofore.
, 1876-09-07
Cor. NlCCugA1iY, Of Kentucky. Ans

Cor. NIcCnsAnY, Of Kentucky, Inns ospe-
ciasly cnjoined upon tho law officers Of Boone
and Gnl!atin Counties the duty Of actively
bcstirring themselves to prevent tLo occur
romeo Of the prize fight between ALLEN and
Goss. which is Ect down to take placo in
that State to-day. If the Sheriff. ore
in earnost about 1t they can undoubtly break
'pp the fight, but in.smuoh as a "liberal !"
state Of fseling prevails In Kontucky con.
corning public exhibitions Of pugilistio
character, it will not be surprising 1t the au-
thoritics fail to ascertain the location Of tho
".1niu until it is too lato to stop It.
, 1876-09-07
T1LDENsS RECORD.


= 4 GREAT CAMrAIGH DOCUMENT
+ tThe record concluslyely rrnvca that ho Wat
I. A sECEsslONlsT. AND oProsED ~ Ihh
WAR FOR THE MAINTENANCE or THE UNION:
v =, A BOSOM FI!tESD or boss TWEED" AND
! A MEMBER OF THE TAa'MANr GANG.
a. nouus l!EFOtsMEtt WHO NEnuCEp ~
esrAxEs, ,REFU1,stEuN No CAN ALC0nlsUPTtoN. AND
MADE NOTHING nEIrEn THAN III: FouSo @ IT. It;
{. 4 cUI.iiIpTEK or THE lALLUT.nOx, AND
a LEADER IN FRAUDULENT ELECTIONS. AS
CHARGED uroN lIEM fy HORACE t'KEELEr.
+, AN lsSUER OF s1liSrLASTERs TO Labor
ING MEN IN TIE IRON REGIONS OF MICHIGAN
a, A INDUSTRIOUS HAILllt,Ap sllAitK. WHO
AMAssEp MILLION ny pEVOuRtE0 WESTERN
J RAILROADS IN FINANCIAL TttotbLE.
i This Ercnt Campaign Document dls four pages OF
TRIBUNE st1c. copy thereof should hc placed in tho
hands Of every yotcF In tits West.
lIayca and Wheeler Clutn everywhere should order
"Tlideu's Ilecord" p" for distflbuton.
COST or TIE RECORD.
II tw be scnt by mali or eaprcsa with charges ratd
On the following terms:
fDr dozen
bInRt COPY.
ny tic iU3U copies sprcInt tates will ha charged.
bsna ptlc51 Immediately for 'sflcn's lseeoE1."
TRIBUNE Gu. chieHgo.
, 1876-09-07

Tho unveiling Of tho Statue Of LAFAYETTE,
presented by tho Frsno Oh Goyornmeut as q
token Of its fervent friendship for the Amer
ican Republic, occurred in New York ycs-
'tcrday with appropriate ceremonies. Tho
statue standy in Union Squire, whore also
are located the statues Of WASHINGTON and
LINCOLN, and will serve as lasting reminder
Of the gallant Freuchman who contributed
80 much to the cause of liberty in America.
, 1876-09-07

Tho Chicago produce markets weae moles-
ately actiys yesterday; mostly firm early.
and easier afterwards. Mess pork closed 100
per brl higher, at $1ds0 for Hsptember aud
*l6.86@l5874 for October. Lard closed l5o
par 100 lhs lishor, At slo.1b caah and So.85
, 1876-09-07

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ia'ses nt''o t''a no' Wv
Z own confessions In
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No 1nso1'eA[ oot III
ou1y witness who Inns
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1t. Hidden illH1foll' ny
,atemel,ts. M follows:
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, 1876-09-07

GARDEN CITY LODGE, No. l41. A.. F. A. NJ
1oo.i on Tllursday. Sept 7. Ut ]! O'Clock q. ~. hhar
for the p.rpesc 20 attending The f9nerai q anr aLo
les1ni!y Invited. IL. L. HOLCUMn, W. N.
j.. L. WADSWOlTfi Sec.
, 1876-09-07
PERSONAL.

ECWuAs l
, novel by Philip Gilbert HGmer.on !s an
nounccd.
sigma Of the times must not project more thnn
three feet.
All sIgns fall. when tho poicoman'a measure
condemns thom.
rhe Hcrxegoytua color has takon rank with The |
Magenta nnd solfcrlno. It IL bloody rcd.
Pope's vl,.a at Twickonham, the result in sub. |
stance Of hls transaions, IL to bo n,d at auction.
william D. nowol1s is delegate to tho Massa.
ehuaetts Republican State Convention. The critic
In po1tttcs |
LAr, tho French journal, 1sas bcen reduced Ii
price, and now sells for only S30 per annum.
Who'll buyi
Commodore Vanderbilt III slowly but steadily
getting weaker and hia phystcians believe hs can
not Hurrtso many days.
Mccall, tho murderer Of 'tWi1d Bi1, haa been
arrested at Laramie City, and will probably be tried
and punished rs hu deserves.
Ycilow-fcser has appeared at Savannah in q ma
1Ignant FORM nnd snch residents Of tho city a have
tho means are departing for cooler rcGiona.
Lucy Hooper quocs Prosper MerEimcc as having
said to tho elder Dumas: ''Whut 4 pity 1t iB that
you were not bFought up by your senr'
Tle Prince OF Wales during Ills European tour
danced d good deal with a ccrtain Countess Tolls
tor; ls wife, meanwhile, vcgetatId at the 1slo Of
Wight.
pa.ssnsor u :, IN nj the % steamer pctn which arrived
from Europe Aonaay' Ihe lsssh flne team eame
| on tho same sesscl.
Ms. John B, Cough has In hi, posaesson four
large voinnea' In which ase written. tue names Of
140. 900 persons who have taken the pledge OF
| Temperance at bis solicitation.
jesse romoroy' !ho ooy.mnfdoses' mas made
heartily clad to avc him Transferred to tho Penl-
ten,;aty. IN e will b. In uccordaaep with his COM
n,uscd sentence.
Uon, Lev Wallace's now tragedy "Commodus"
IL not fayoraDiy spoken Of by SO vol. disposed q
critic as the Editor OF the Literary World, who was
tho frst 10 pun Gen. Waltaca's novel, ''The Fair
's.' As '" ...
IN printing q communication aated juno - 'oa ,tom
, 1876-09-07

At tho annual meeting Of the American
Social Scicnco Association at Saratoga yestar-
day various papers Of interest were read-
among them one by Alr. HonAoB WHITE, of
Chicago, on the silver question, which va
publish this morning.
, 1876-09-07

Preparations have been made to give CARL
scuunz splondM reception this ovcning.on
Tho occasion OF his speech ut Mccormick
:; Hall. The German Republicans hnvo taken
/; tho mattor in land, md will make tho visit
OF Dir. ScuuAz q memorable episode in tho
cnmpnign IL Chienao.
, 1876-09-07
A SAMPLE M1ssIss1ppr 20 I1r1crAH.

Co1 q m. MEEK. of hfiRsiasinpi. ia n cooa
.-I. =, H.. 1,o.,,o..,.,, ,,,,;t;a;,,. - .,,,.
na"P'o - s"e 0o~e.'.'o fo'.'4@" - NA"1
State. Col. MEEK not being known to famo
ia the North, VIC may stata that hp iH
for,ouu orotor n ,,ro,u;neut 1awvor anil t',at
...,...., H.. H.. n...s.t. -.
"o was "oioos'u ~ 'Ao ooO'esa".'o I"'.J "
represent tue oxlstlne btate io*efnfnens De-
fpro the Senate Investigating Committee.
0ecupv,no a,ch mn alevated nnaition nnt1 In.
:,, r..,s,.o,..t;,, NV, ,v< -,o,, ,,,t,,x,,t,,
aAb ots"oa''''s A"''' - 'N"' A"s"'
LOOK to Col, Mff3 Tor q 0o4olopmont OF uen-
ocrAtip rolicY in thnt State, or, 1s 1t Is now
co1lcil tttrho bfiss;ssfnn; plnn. /" EXAMINING
~" 49,. al ~ A. q Yu., ~.
~" 'eNo'"' '' 'A"' -"
~ WHht II nus ooon cnaEBen 70 10 W the
Republican newspapers, and oynctly what 1t
,yos otl1rmei Ia a,o Iv Tho witnesses hofore
49, cxtox,1 c-,,a r,,ry 1y,s roo,r,, :. NJ, In,
Wv o1'0'o oA"',e 'u''' s .oA - "I ~
tefest!ng one' nuflh6 INC otase campaign,
col. hlkea .naao speeen a. tue oap'ta' o1
tho s1ate, IN "hioa 10 la'a ao"n TUG tFne
pomoosat'o ~ toetFsne OF 'oca sel''soveeh'nent'
Ihe tollowlag 10 en e&tsae' from '"o speeen
as repostea ny sho nehoore''o press:
Mns .a. s.s.e s " W., ,tn W. s,,,
why. It ia because wo are fu1l. and our bloo. ID
hot with tho determination That tho Caucasian raee
must, Gun. and .Aal' Eule Tue n'rger. (Enthutlaa'
TIC applaaael nsason anu a1samsh. @ eanaos '.ns,
sno ""ss ~, ~" s;,, -, tn.s
.e 5oa uas osUoa o % a.a ,aa w.,
~" .,. Ia, MA Nn.x a." s.nr"r
, 1876-09-07

T1LpEN's TESTIMONY AGAINST TILDEN.
Tho focble effort Of thu Chicago Iia,es
to divert tho public attention from tho
churgo Of perjury 1nndo againat SAMUEL ].
T1tpEN by Its epecnlations as to whether or
not Gov. HAYES paid aa largo State tax Us ha
ought to Aayo paid On his personal property
is likely to ba dismal failure. Tho uopuL-
lican press haye not rtisetl tho question sim
ply as 10 whether Alr. TlLpEH paid as much
tax ~ be ought to have pata IN cestutn year
or term Of years, estimating his property at
certain millions OF dollars whicl, it IL supposed
to ba worth. They have not vaguely
aud indefinitely charged TINT NJ. T.LDEs
may haye had moro property than he pretond-
ed TO hAve when tho tax.gatherer cana
around. Such chargo IL easily ma.le
+ against cvory man, wlether candidate for
President or not, and It is 30 common that it
no longer arrests attention. Nor iai worthy
In any case OF serious consideration, bccauso
no man can judge positively Of tho condition
Of another mans private affairs, or estimate
| sno.hnr's private possessions at thoir real
, 1876-09-07

Ut Uer. ~, 1867. .Nr.
Tii.pES sirorf 10 q return
uaf<r oath In n:hfeh HI
9dlti:
III hereby certify that
the following il , true
and faithful statement oi
the gains, prnhIs, or In
ctrlc nt SAMUEL. j. Til.
l,xN, Of tho City Of New
York, and County oj
New York, atntc of Nav
York, whether derived
from, any kind Of prop.
crty, rents, interests.
tlty1lcntit. Ha1esy, orfrosr
any profession. trade,
employment. or vocation,
Of from nny other source
whatever. from 1el da,
Of january 10 :@1et day t,I
December 1859. bnts
days Inclusive. and sub
1ect 10 IN ipcomr taS I'M
der the Excise laws Of hi
United StAtcA. lncalll(
frnn, all sources, 81,
1t8."
, 1876-09-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

New Chicago Theatre. ......
C1a,E street, butwecn Lake and 1tandoloh. Hoolcys
M}n1t1cIs.
, 1876-09-07

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!hese IL loua lamont IRON tho ooatnern
anu nereo protest ironf +he Nor1heFh oon-
1eaet"ees aBalnst "has ID ssyieo secretary
C1aEhoSa ohyonet ofdef' aifoc1hB that
tne m'i'tasy III 'ho oouthosn o'a1es 10 1''eeea
a. tno 1nost convenient po'nts' subject 10 the
ofoess Q! TUG proper osnoers' 70 suppress 'io-
1cnco anu disorder ana to protect OIL persons
seok'ng to vote lheso people aheet 70 10
MR1amcot "no cry ont e.'"' 1ho eoSetnmeas
ny payonot rue inteaas 10 coo'eo eno
1ht'niaato tue Bont'e, meeR' SENSITIVE
ehot-enn ana revolver hn-Aiax, "na pfoVent
them voting Ihcse confedorases' WHO nave
no Ia" tof Inc eo'o1ea reoI''o oos 'ne p'sto',
tho Rni1o, ana the plooanoaaa' nie 'nalgnant
Dceanse the s1osetnment OF tuo ohltea states
p!hcoB company o1 mountea caVa'fy IN caco
a'ssf'ct "Aero S1olenco Is ant1e'pated' 70 pre-
sen1 tno m"foef' o1 'aa''!ea'u'e"t, OF ine"nt-
aat'on OF tho unarmed, "eak' anu detonso-
1888 race III tho exercise OF tholr rtsns TO
Vote' Inc people o. tue United states
ha7odocreed that tho troedmen sha!l ba citi-
zens OF the United states, ana have and OK
erc'so MI the political privileges OF citizens
This act w"s not done merely TINT the negro
Bhould have the polltlcn defense resulting
from the ballot, nor TINT ho should have
voice In the choico OF rulers, aud IN tho n>ak-
ing OF tho laws 1t was done also TINT the
country might have body of freemon, ci.i-
zens, clothed with autl exercising tho ro1iti-
cal powers of citizens for tho national de-
fenso ngainst those who Ind but lately been
arrayed in arms against the nation. Tho
freedman was elevated from bondage TINT he,
standing On political equality, might as q
voter defend nnl protect his own personal
liberties, and III go doing defend and maintain
the liberties Of the whole pooplo, md tho
authority and supremacy of the Union
against all ita enemies. The right Of these
colored people to vote is right guaranteed
by tho Constitution, md founded upon tho
highest regard for tho national safety. These
u" e.a'." .re soo'a1 41'a.o " 'Ao
po"eo "au ht.so'titS VI eh' on'oa 'noy "Nre
, 1876-09-07

Monroe ptfeet, h.twecb Staie and Dearborn. "Tl
Msuta." AfleEnuun and evening.
, 1876-09-07

EfNVhfIy7H 'IWFKIf6a -
Isnndnlph street, beiwecn Clark and 1tssllo. u
frl5's Min1tFvF.