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, 1876-07-07
REFOlh1-lT rs ME.

Tho best pinco of Hrting connected With
tho st. Louis nominations was by SAN
T11pEa himself. Tho Associated Press dis
patch from Albany statod:,
uov. T1lnkS paascl the dAy at tho Executive
Mansion surrounded by members of Ills household.
lie received hut few dispatches from st. Louis and
aent uouo thero.
Tho facts arc, TINT gonator HERMAN, JonN
MonnIsaEx, mud Gov. DonsuErMEn sent him
dispatches every few minutes, md received
scorcs Of answers, orders, and directions
from hi1n,-especially OH the night before
tho dny for tho ballotiug, wEiuE was tho
tiu,e tho unpurchasablo reform element
Of the Conyo,tion was bought up to vote for
IiLDEN. I'ho roai work of convincing Ito
"doubtful" delegates was got iu during
tt,osa midnight Loara, when MonR1asEx aud
KrasAN wers holding confidential cous.llta-
ton with their chief in Albany over tho
wires Says tho press dispatch:
This evening. when tho Assoclafca peess dis.
patch announcing dtnlly, "TsInEH nomtuatel On
xccond ba!lat WAS rtcrlvad, 1t was sent u 10 tha
Executive Manso1l. Thrrs were present With TIT
t;oycthas, Comptroller nUntABos. State Enslnecf
VAN NuNkN, aAA fur Ok aye at!.es friends.
Ar. NEWELL aaok tho dispatch and sead II aiond
tp tho Governor. "ts that so1" he tH9plsea In
t1.s calurst tonta, aud with not even smile OIL Ills
countenuncc.
Gov. Tr1pEs know beforehand almost to a
unit the exaot number Of votes ho would re-
coivc. Having paid for hls men, md know
Ing lust what they Ind cost him, lie could
we'll afford to anpyar celm III tho presenc., Of
Tie prcss roportor. and To innooeut1v osk a. IL
that 90 ?" without even "n an;lo m III.
countouanco." 4 ,oss rich men ,von,1 hovo
stood anhost Ak tho cost. Int S.uuv ovinoed
no orpotion l,s wn, ycry /" en,m," gu,,sc.
tmort1v tho fo11ow;,t, 7,unoto,, ,vo. ,,.oo,.oI.
rrasn.t y -; yar ~" n;h.fants - ,,imr,.o urmi
ksltusky Wit uoxt heartily ninra. YIN Will af III
""A's7h5' 1,.ts,,rt aMS ses5 r. HnpTEEN%nnn, ~
This wis n1so ram IN I'm nnvernur Win ,hc,
orhihttca sIpus uf interest nnd nutr, r. INV nnr
| knew what tl,u vols wus. sud whnt tla nlntfnrD,
cun,afucd No onn urc,unt cnuld un.wcr ,hr nn.s.
t,un,
init.
, 1876-07-07

The Chicago produce markets were gen.
crafty quiet yesterday, aud most Of tLcu,
were eaaier. Mess pork closed TO per brl
higher, ut $ly.45 for July, and $1o.55 for
August. Lard closed 100 per 100 lbs iower,
ut $11.20 for July, aud $ll.30 for August,
hfeats wato steady at ~ for boxed shoulders,
1oao for 10 short ribs. aud 1osc for do short
clears. Lake ffeights wesu dull, at 70 for corn
to Buffalo. Aail froights werB unchanged.
1jghwinea we're unchanged, at $l.l0} per
gallon. Flour wua In moderate dema,ll,
Whoat closed Ito lowor, at $l.02! for July
aud $l.o4b for August Cosl closed a.
lower, II 479o fos July and 47sc for August.
Oats closed {@Ao lower, ut 20!o for July. ind
2o4e for August. 1syo closed 20 lower, at osc.
Darloy was hrmax Ut 6su Tor July, and
, 1876-07-07

try 70 entirely, aud 1t vas therefore tho ono
OCCASION OF Alr. EvARrs' career 10 int1lcato TIN
weak points of Our system aud dcptet in
strong terms thu da.gera TINT threaten 1o1u,.
lar government. f1o might hnvo awclt, with
Tho aopt, Of philosopher and tho force Of
an orator, 1tpon tho fact that the educaisl
class Of a country will always be the govern
Ing c{ass, md TINT, ~ ourB In 10 bc milton
OF scn-gosernmont, thcro snuAt be universal
education to sustain this condition. 1to
should have warmed the poop1s, all listening
to man, that the morai tone of tho country
should DO kept rnrc. and Its intellectual
character bright and antivc, In ontlut
to defeat tie desnaBogwe who PM.
ders to tho vicioua and imposes
upon TIC ignorant. T. would not havo heou
inappropriate in professetlly philosopllio
discourse, indeed, 10 llaro ontero1 evcn moro
fully into tho details Of our governmental
Hystom, mud TO hnvo thus secured better
popular comprehension Of tho necessity for
cortain changes. uo should not lave 14esi.
satea td admit That, while England Inns Greet.
cd grcnt, harmonious civil service TINT
promises to onluro forever with nil tho rntity
tions, our civil service hns dcgeneratcd tlur.
ing the century from the purost patriotism
aud sclf-sacriflco to a scanlalo,ls rart1sau
scramble for oillcc mud an l,,satiato and tliy.
honest grooa for personal gn!n. lio should
l'ave indicated tho serious dofect in our sy9-
tom which fails to provide for responsible
Executive, aud which brings about such co1,.
f]lcts as VIC have alrcndy seoll, under Ty1xn,
F1IIAonE, and JOHNSON. liz might
hayo adycrtcl to tho error OF
e}ecting now Congress- ReverA months he
foro 1t cau ass11n,e its functions, which gives
the existing Government, In case II Ge at va.
riance with tho win Of Tho people, abundant
opportunity 10 larass and dofeat tho popular
voice. Wo had a woeful instanco OF n Pros.
ident's power In thia regard during BucuAy-
ANS last months, when lis Administration
helped tho Soutl, to prepare for the struggle
they Ind determined upon. lIr. ErAnri
might also havo directed the popular ntton.
ton 10 tho menaco Of misgoyorn1nr1lt in our
largo cities, Which Is doing mora to corrupt
tho ballotbox mud yitiate popular suffrage
than my otlsor Of our nbusos Tllcss md
othor shings ho might hayo treated in carry.
ing out his idea Of a discursiye and philo-
sophie Grafton, that would haye earrosted pub
1ic attention and tlono tho country solno acry-
ice. As it Is, VIC fear tho great opportunity
of hts life and this generation Las passed Ly
s,z,iiuprovcd.
, 1876-07-07

The Senate and House arc 10 nearer an
agreement than before on the Legislative,
Executive, and Judicial Appropriation bill,
the point Of difference boiug TINT the House
insists upon reduction Of various salaries
fixed by law, while the Senate disputes tho
right Of the House 10 put legislation Of this
kind into an Appropriation bill. Tho amount
of tho proposed reduction il 80 nnlmportant
that II would soetn tint tho Senate might
waive the technical point md colcur in tic
House bill. Dettor thai a few salSrics should
be reduced itregu1arly than TINT the two bod
les should waste weeks Of valuable time i1l
disagrcements aud Conference Committees.
, 1876-07-07

rcfnRin upon tho reservations Tho bcat s,so
to mnko Of an 1ndian who will not stay upon
reservation ia to kill hin. II is utno that
tho dawtlling, maudlin pcace-polioy was
abandoned. Tho Indian can mover be sub
1ned by Qnakers, md II is certain
that ho will never ba glh<lucd by
such mnacap chnrgos M that ma.lo by
cusrEn 1Io must be treatcd as n cunning,
courageous, and desperate foe, who must
be met with something like equal forces, and
with strategy aud boldncss equal to bis
oWn.
, 1876-07-07

Tho managers OF that blessed chnsity,
tho floating hospital for tho sick Children
OF poor people, havo begun To curry their
generous echeme into operation. Tie runy,
ailing little folks, who, for the most part,
hro doomed 10 broatho tho hcnteL and .,n-
wholesome air Of thiclsly -populatea districts,
eEo taken out upon tho cool watera of III,
inland sea for III ontiro day Of recreation,
Az. 70 ono eau tell how mueh pleasure and
health they derive. On such a day ~ yes.
kcr.lay it was almost worth willis TO 10 a sioa
bDby for ths aako Of tl4o aoating-hospltal
luxury.
, 1876-07-07

1nBtcnd Of more empirical taxing nrrnngcrncnts,
the imperative need OF Cllcago IL luwcs taxation.
Instead of 81, 000 000 tllB city tax.lcyy must bo
cut down to 81, 00D, 600. II tax. .catcrp and polit-
cal g1ac's say II caMnot DO done, thu answer TB,
It n.atf ts doua. It "a" be done.-tAIcego 11,aes.
oertninly, and 1t can be cut down 10 $780,
900, or 10 $1,000, or 10 s.. To commence
with, :5i,300,oo Of taxes can be snyel
by rcpuiliatiag the city debt, and paying 10
more interest thereon. It cosls now ono
million year for the intores. Oh tho funded
lobt, and s;}o0,D00 per annum for interest
on the floating debt; both SIMS can bo savel
by tho simple process Of reputation, which
tho 1imes seems to favor. The public
schools for the education Of 40,O00 to 6U,g1o
children, including tue building Of nav
sclool.houses, costs In tho vicinity OF three
quarters Of a million ycar. s1lut up tho
free schools, aud tAis expense can DO added
to the other saving TINT would DO offceted by
repudiation. Tho patriotic and public
spirited Confederate who runs two I1lpEH
papcr', both aaily, atronuously insists upon
tito Abandonment OF ait 1nunieipal- govern.
mont III order to avoid paying my taxes. On
tho Fourth Of July ho deciarotl, as hia
Declaration OF Independence, "to slat up
tue municipal alop.' Ho proposed rs fol-
lows:
/. THAT tho Public Works branch OF tho shop
ahnll never again b. opened.
T. THAT the tax.fed Fire Department btanch OF
thu shop shall noyeF a:nfn bc opened.
.. That tho atrcet-ligltlng branch Of tho shop
ahnll never again he opened.
4. That tho police lruncll Of the shop SINH 10
, 1876-07-07

Tho Republican party hAa uow placed ,u national
t1ckot nod plut{or bctore tito peaple. Tho tnsnlnK
Presidential canvass will he onn Of the most exciting
md important that has cysr occurred In this country
EYery r7an should bc furnished with f aa correct 70.
lce information. in orlcr u supply tb!anccd therab'
lstc.s Of Tux CnteAuo rn1NrHk Will prnt campaign
edition. roInmcncjuR Immediately. and continuing
until after tlrr lrcAfrntal cccn In NbfetbcF. 1h78s
tie following exceedingly low fntes postage paid:
Nycexiy Eampaaxn Tnsnusn--ss"slc cany y..,...,A -
Twenty. nFe coricst 70 nHE AnnnGss.. '9
Hack numbers Ut The canpaKn e,litioM eAnngt ns
sent Tho suGner pCsrnR trtrr IIIk EANPAtuN TRt1I+
uNk the grrnter aulntr Ut tsaucA tiey will get fer
1nlY t1oueY.
, 1876-07-07

send Il with all sy garcc tnto my hrrast AZ near to
b1ackcnct tpot allowing tho leart Ia a. lns-
s!bie Tho rnzHf and pistol aru all rcndy, md rus.
pended by cords It snust be remembered. sn After
plnngin3 the dagger in dD mt want 10 withdraw
H. but tAo the razor In my loft hnna, and as asn'sy
na aw ah1e uudet tho clreumstnnccs 10 do, while
grasp and cock my listia stlycr- mounted platol;
this plnce to my head AMI pull tho trigger AZ I
draw tho keen. bla.led razor actoss my neck. Ny
feet nust Slip from thctt places by thts time, nnd
my legs viii como Into contact with the wire anti
tho nsc upan It, which will of conrsc Immediately
sot sny clothing al!ght. intend tho ano shall run
mp the rope shall allow to hang dossn my oaclt to
the place w,eso tho other torch Will have been pro.
pared. This n.uAt *escF the strands Of rope. and
can but fal1 Into the water below 10 cook mud
drown.
This programme was deliberately carried
out To the latter, except that tho dagger was
not used. the pistol md razor having dono
their work too ofTcctually to permit OF it.
The death was also partial failure, inas-
much as tho preparations for cremntion mis-
carrioil but tho suicide evidently anticipated
something Of tho kind, for be left directions
bohind to conaign his body to a I'uffalo doc
tor, still tho partial failure Bliows tlIas tloro
nre disappointmonts In death ns well as lifo.
and JErrnEYs' soul, It still marching on like
JoAs Dsowx's, must 10 considerably har-
rowed up by tho reflection. Nevertheless,
he il osltitlcl to tho satisfaction OF knowing
that ho achieved, on tho whole, n remarkably
successful and suporlativoly sensational DEATH
Chicngo should hnston to give him credit
for this mich, becausa lie chose this city aa
The scoue Of lis tnkinS-oF III pure doferenco
to i!H superior merits, and to encourage tB
In our progress. lie says IN hia posthumo'ls
publication " Ihure Is MI emulation
alld generous rivnlry between 81. Louis and
Chicago which like, and Chicago being my
fasoriso shall help her In my huulhlo way,
anil knock tue spots of ST.. Louis In cclo-
brating the Cemteunial Fourth" And he
did. Wo boldly autl confidently clnllengo
st, Louis 10 point to n parallel In thu way Of
suicide ut my time Turing tho recently dc.
parted century.
Now, having given JErvHErs proper rccog-
nition for MI exceptional degree Of success
In the dcath-Rtragglo, which evory ulau
ought to have, VIC nro tempted to nsli:
"Where IL this thing going 10 Rtop7" This
poor fool who courtel death to 1aako n scn-
sation WINS evidently prompted to it by tho
Lafayotto itliot who was only loss ingenious
i'll tho lAvention Of I'M amateur guillotine.
If tho latter inspired emulation, the
Chicago suicide will excite o worry
genera rivalry, and we may expect
to hear Of MON eulbarl<ing for the river
Styx In I'LL sorts Of barbarous nnd fantastic
styles. Isn't thero some way to pnt stop
ia it2 At ono titae, when thero WIS mania
, 1876-07-07

Ex-Sccrotary Dn1sTow was yesterday In
torrogated by tho Houso Judiciary Commit
toe concerning tho attitude Of the President
md Acknowledgement at tho beginning Of
tho whisky-frautt prosecutions. ITO declined
to anawer, upon tho ground that Cabinet
consultations woro mattors OF high privilege,
and tho full Comu,tttoo will take up tho
<lueation and DECIDE whether or not to put OIL
the inquiAisoyial kcrows in Alr. Da1srow's
, 1876-07-07

Tin fr0n1 HIN FFt1fkNuEtrt.{An
pajon t1oes mol vat tleve,on any .1ocis,vo nm.
roao,nents l,otxycor t,,o na;r srr,i,a post,
sjtics, M usual. claim tbe a,1yantnoo IN III,
battles of thn.9,] mn, 4th In I5ory,nov;nn
and Dalcaria The Y,,rka c1a;m A v;ctorv Mt
rrrkuf, will, n scr,.fcr toaq NJ tKt ,vtfch iu
tho only enraccn,a,,t of ,,nnortanca a;nto
tloso ronorte,l IN lin Al ria v;,torv of
Gen. 1'nurn.Aypry. tho so4vfan tcn,,or, ~,
thu sonthaas,ern frant;er- ia ove, .oore ;u-
portant than war first arnn,,uced n now
apueara ttat bc Turmoil fin Turkfsh {1auh nj
Nitscl, fnrolah,v Niss,> md ia ,,,nrch;n0 ~,
Sofia. t1riyina tic Turks tlov,, towards 1ho
Balkan Mountains. ,1canwh;lo mn ;rx,,rrcc.
t;on lms ,ro,on mt n sof,a M t1ot ,,a
Turks hayo tho victorious scrv;an army in
tioir rcnr mn, NJ, irsurrecf;,n in f,onf ri
them. From, n military mint ~ vio,r III,
tow, "a ~ moro finn or1;norv ;n,ror.arco
as It IN but 400 n;1oa from Gonstantinon1o
81, t,n a;rnct r,nta frow sovv,a Ia .no ,atto-
ejtv, It ;sn .trou1iv f,r,;I1o,1 ,,1ooo 4, =
,nm,nto;nopv ,7;utr;ct ,,, =, ,.xotoo;,,
postl;on. oco,,n;cs con,nnu,,;nt, n1oeo n
has n ponu1ation Of 5t. o10. ani il noted for
its manufactures of wnt,,e, ond sill fo1,r;ce
In this uuartor tho sery;an nuroara In 1,ave
actdovcj vorv ;,n,.rfo,,t .rcto,o NJ, tt,o
nort',oast and nnrtlwcst. ,owoyor II t1,o
Turkish ndyicea can bo crcditcd. tl'cv ,,ayo
mot with ren,,Ises. atthot,ot, nono If fha m.
oopemon,s II, tbcse ,e;rectiona roach fin dir
nity Of iuportant bottlos. M tiwv wero not
fought bosweon thu ua,,, ar,a;oz Not,,;r1
further ig heard from tho re,,ortct3 1,ottto NJ
sai.sc,nr. in E,rthwascrn 1.nloor;e h,t a.,
tin northweatern frou,;ar of scry;a ,l,o
Turks CHIN victory ut Jelino. w1cro NJ,
onropement wos ronprted m thu nj. Thn
,Ionteuoorin co1,,mn il viii, nush;rr m md
1,as nusel tin Turks so far nhend of 4
towau,s 1,osn;a NJ ta ;nrcs. the Yor,roxs ~
ylotuk Ko.eanitcl,, uoar Ireb;cne. h1enn.
while. the command of tho rurhinh armr Il,
Herzegovina Inns suddenly bonn transf,rre,3
to A1Eugs.1p Ar. mud MopErAn PASTA. Tho
o11 1nnf,nr hoa bouf;,y 1oft f,r +,,o Hor,,;..,
, 1876-07-07

59@59ao for Auguat. Hogs were active and
strong, sclling at $G.25@G.e5. Cattle wcre
activo, at loo decline, with sa1cs ut $2.60@
5.20 for inferior to extra. Thcru was no
changc in tho sheep MARKET One hundred
dollars in gold would buy sl11.s7a in green
backs at tho close.
, 1876-07-07

Adyiccs from tho far West concerning tho
massacre Of CusTKH's command arc meagre,
the scene Of operations being far removed
from tclegraphio communication. Thcro re-
maing, however, no room for doubt TINT
The FIRST accounta, though somowhat exagger-
ated as to tho number killed, were iu tia
maiu correct. We publish thiy morning al,
nccurate mp Of the region, together with
much interesting nattcr relative to the catn4
nnIgu.
, 1876-07-07

Grcenbacks at the New York Gold Es1
chnnge yesterday closed Mt eyl.

Decidedly war7ncr woather during tho day,
with eAstorly 10 southeasterly winds, follow
cd during the night by sevoee storms-this il
the meteorological outlook for This region
to-lay.
, 1876-07-07

SANTA ANNA, tile old Mexican President,
Dictator. and General, who for nearly fifty
years WIS q conspicuous figure il Mexican
politics, Inns been gathered to Lis fathers at
lhu ripe ago Of 75. Ho died in the City Of
Mexico On the 24th Of J11nc.
, 1876-07-07

Tho Massachusetts Prohibitlouists oro in
Tho field again with Il State ticket, and in
slulgo in tho win deIusion that they can sop
arate State aud National issues tLis year 10
*ar as to elect their ticket. They pollctl TO-
700 votes last year, when tho Presidential
luostioa cut no figure in tho contest, aud
shey will probably fall far short Of that shov-
ng this Yelr
, 1876-07-07

CAa1An PKRlEn, tho French statesman,
diol yesterday at tho ago Of It years, and The
scoblo nlHo announces Tho death Of tho sculptor
Asrx4aAx ScEvoLA Doszo. Both wero dis
tingnishol Fronohmen, and both had been
&lecoratod with tho Cross Of the Legion Of
YTnrnr
, 1876-07-07

Tho Burlington lM'aseyt says that ''Gcn.
FUTILE, Ut l1rs AtanGs, L lIfc-long Democrat,
tatl,srs tu traiu u1,lar the nen0erut,c lug, now
tmt that party Ia again untcr t!lclcalcrslhp nnsl
management Ut tho c1-1sobcls, a,,l Ae cours cut
boldly fQF HAYES 4nd WuEEtHA."
, 1876-07-07

According 10 reports in antie;an news.
papers, Russian army Of $4,000 mon is up
preaching Bnkowinn, realineas, no doubt,
for ACTIVE assistance in cass it should 10
-acclel by the Serrian forces.
, 1876-07-07

"None Of Uncle SAWS barrcl Of money Is
sAlary grab" Says thu Madison Dt7noeTa'. Thu
I'ost aud Hat replies, "Dus II Is al' sal'roaa
steal" aul 1t does not ECO wherein that Ia u,ly
bnttcr.
, 1876-07-07

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. -, A. F. & 4. M,-statcl
Ia business. Uy ardef Of sha a!asisr: -, u
T. II. TUCKER Secretary.
, 1876-07-07
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, 1876-07-07

Monroe strcet hytTcen Dearborn snd nd STATE. Aftet M
tn0nI" Eyeuing: s'Tbe Eeycu Sister,"
, 1876-07-07

Itoulcy,e TheAtre.
Randolph stscc1 between C'ark aud lassl'e. "The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-27

God. No priest Of the old faith came to
smooth the dying sinners passage to eter-
nifty. The messenger bad failed in his or
rand. But Benoni died with crucifx that
had been his mothers clasped in his feeble
hsDde, and believing his sins forgiven.
A year later and the neglected manor
house was az pleasant and cheerful man
zion a. could be found in homely old Eng
land; horses in the stale, dogs in the ken
nele, well.fed servants in doors and out.
and all the noise and hustle of busy life
from sunrise to sundown. Sir Jasper was
cured of card playing and all other London
vicee, and at five and twenty found him
self, much to his own satisfaction, q sober
married man and Q country squire, beloved
by his tenants and household. popular
among his neighbors, living the life which,
perhaps, of all human existences, is capable
of the most pleasure and subject to the
least care.
And in all his household there was no
member more highly honored than his
faithful dog Sebsstian.-Belgraria
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-27
Fashions in Jowelry.

The prevalent fashions in ladies' iewelrv
forbid lavish display except in the matter
itum on both hands. The conventional
engagement ring is set with solitaire dia-
mond, but both the sapphire and ruby are
thought suitable. generally arranged OF
surrounded by small diamonds. Solitaire
diamond earrings have supplanted all 9TH
ers. They range from SIS to $4,000 pair.
The use OF long pendants as earrings is un-
1ssnionaoie; something shOrt and close in
erect being preferred. Necklaces and neck
CHAINS are worn in more elaborate STYLES
thar tnan year ago: A late and popular pat
e sern Is OF broad oblong lines set upright
ana Joined by small blossom or knob of
polished gold. The handsome gold beads
revived several years ago are still in de-
mand. Genoese silver filsgree work ia
much esteemed. Gold neck chains and
beads sell from SIS to $780, Porte bonheur
bracelets in silver and gold, very narrow
and finished with drops or knobs, have sue
ceeded the bangles, though the latter arc
still worn. Conch she'll jewelry is still fash
isonable, and thought peculiarly appropriate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-27

and instrucshens, go gsily out to battle
for the crate COS nv reform. shall work
in Injeany till after the October elecksnens.
Thank Hevin for . platform with SIGH
solid plsnks In it ez civil servie, reform and
anti-cOrrupshen, snd thank Hevin that we
hev candidates onto om who kin appreshate
my idees nv them CRATE questions.
PETROLEUM V. NASBY,
witch hez hopes NV bein P0srmsster)
-TOledO Rinds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-27
For the New Orleans Republican,
CAMPAIGN SONG.

Now the campaign is open,
And that without doubt,
Then raise your voices, one and all.
And give a merry shout.
Well give three cheers for Wheeler,
And Hayes who wore the blue.
For his comrades they are bound to see
That he'll 60 safely through.
Don't you sec our brave old veterans,
How they rally up once more,
And how their voices echo
From the noun tain to the shorel
For they detest traitor;
To their country they are true,
And they love that dear old banner,
The old red, white and blue.
LOUISIANA GIRL