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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
AT COST AND LESS
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY

Sale Commencing Saturday, Jan. ~
Hs- Call and get prices and you will be conyi,,
that we mean business ''1'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25
SPECIAL SALE !
or, a,es, sacrifice to close out our Fall and w..
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBER

T1fhe people Of Bellows Falls and vic;,;,-
bers, FOR CASH. ana IN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-25

Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in one minute.
, 1876-12-13

prcston Of trade Was referred to, Rnd II Was
.ucoesta al that dcleratc. ho Instructe,3 10 tako
~ ~. tIN,t,, =. ~, s ~, 49, Co.
"p t'c quesuon 81 lht'ns s"a usRe w .'.o uu'.
efnnent That thcy should be 40 1rameu that tne
industries Of the country would be developed.
Thu matter OF discriminating frctght.ratcs
should afso receive attention. The bill heioro
tho Quebec Legislature TO cnalle nuns 10 trula
delegation, It being stated that this would
cauAe injury TO manufacturers and t1ado
by allowing charitable community
oil nuns, exempted from taxes, To enter Into
, 1876-12-13

"Thcg arc entirely ont Of tho way. For In
stance, this man puts down meat At three ctnts
ABOUND, when Ia fact pay five cents. Hc alho
catltnatcs si1ty p0lnda ut three cents, making
the daily cost nj meat s1.B0, when In fact wo
use 200 pounds, costing 80"
"f1Uw about the coffce4"
"Thcrt he Ia hgAtn In error. The coffee costs
not less than 20 cents 4 pound, md We use be-
tween seven and eight pounds tlai1y.n
"Theo you think tho total estimate Of slo42
II unfairlh
"Sfost certainly. It IL altogether out Of The
way. Now, iii fcll you Just my position on
thIs question Of dieting. fou understand that
The whoo prot1ta ot tho sherifl's office conc out
Of the feeding OF the prisoners. have u salary
OF 5000, but that goes towards paying tleecs-
sary ot1iee expenses, legal assistance, and my
own living. II that sAiary was alt that tho
Sheriff had 10 depend on the office would not
b. worth. holding. 1t Is ~ otIice Of respons!.
btlity and hard work. aud ought to pay we'll. !
have been figuring up tho cost Of keeping tho
prisoners, and esttmate that at an allowance Of
81 cents from tho county eau make about
$1,000 year. Now, ttat's a fair abatement Of
my position. Tn ~ anxious to serve the peo.
pic ae faithfully .s any one can be. and pro.
pose 10 do SO; and also propose 70 do bcttot
by the prisoners than any OF my ,predccessots,' u
:" That Is all you have 10 sayl"
Yes. for the present. Az sald, am not
yet fully poated about tue Office, but wilt al
ways be glad to furnish tho papers with In
formation and facilities to the extent of my
atjtikY,H
, 1876-12-13

8. A. Kcan and tho Rcy. Mr.. Cnrcy. MIR. j. v.
FhrwcIl spoko of the tndcEcurrenti In tho minds
Of businessmen, which was leading tl,em 70
think favorably OF tho revival, and to feel that
t3Ol Is In It. 1fe emado M earnest appeal TO btis
incan-men to unlta In carrying forward tho good
work, ~ tho ninittcrs n,nl Christian laYtnen
Ind invited, and predicted Ereat and
general work Of grace Throughout thc North
west, II, by means Of the press aud tho te1c-
graph, Tho news could go out over tho Country
that the bustmees men Of Chicago wcre unltcdly
at work for Christ.
Mr.. Mnody thon announced his bible lecture
10 worldly Christians, anh tl1t regular after~
inectlnEa, the mems meeting below hclng lcd hv
the Rov. Mr. Spencer, and tho reformed mems
Willing, tho womans mccling ia tho nppas hail
has Of fate been led by hisss Dryer.
, 1876-12-13
TIE TABERNACLE.

AN y LoNVAA0AA1NNt
Not less than 10000 people attended tho re-
Karwall Hall. Tho ma!n meeting WINS densciy
packed, aud so great waa the urgency Of those
who came too late that there WIS danger Of q
doors and forcing an entrance. There was
nothing u the mob spirit manifested, but roma
gentlemen with lnllas, who had coma fifteen
miles by aleIghs, on purpose to attend
the Tabernacle service, were 80 fully de-
tcrmincd 10 carry out their plans that
It was necessary for the police to interfere
for the protection Ut the doors mud the comfort
Of tho audience, already slowed much moro
closely than usual. There Ia no longer good
aud certain hope of admission to The Tabernacle
after half.paat IN tho eyontng, even on week
nights; and In view Of tho probable crowd OF
the closing SUNDAY, Mr. Moody has fallen back
nounc!ng . sermon for women In tho afternoon
and for men Ia tlic oYenlnE:
The openIug prayer wy by tlo Rov. NJ, Our,
ney. MI: eankoy sang Tho Ninety and Nfno."
Mi. Moody read The Scripture lesson from tho
nluth cAai,tor Of Mark. being tho account Of the
curse of thc inaniac hoy, and solo and chorus
was suug, commencing " hsvs Savior; HE'S
pleading Ia glory" Mr., Afoody Introduced bis
discourse by sayiug, ~ have been troubled to
out Of Farwell Hall today mother met me
withgrcat anguish ol soul and said; Mr. Moody,
are thosa meetings 10 close htid nonc OF my
children savcd!" Then this text dashed across
my mind, Bring hta, uuto Me-" Yun will
find It Ii this nluth chapter Of Mark, at thu
nineteehth verse. They aFe tho words Ut Christ
to the father Of that poor boy possessed with
tho dumb spirit, who bad brought his son to
Chrlst's disciples, and they could not cure him:
There WIS q Growd OF skcptlcs around Him, aud
no doubt they were tldciliug the disciples for
their failure. "Briug him unto Me-"
says tbs Savior, whcn He leass Of ",
antl Us they brought Him to Jesus, the spirit
threw linn down and tore hitn. That II
ofteu thu way With Sultan. lle torneuts people
all tho more sometimes when he sees them
about to cosne to Christ. "Don't you meyer
spcak TO me about religion again; IL you do II
lcaYs tho house," sa!d i wicked young man. to
lis goaly mother. but fotty.e!ahs houra after
that hs wns TN Ills knecs III prayer. Parents
need not be discouraged at such signs Of kulleL
hostility to ruliEion OIL The part OF their ehil'
dren. just hyld tlcm right up 70 C6rst IN
viii save them Il they viii only como 10 Him
Perhaps that mothur Hho spoke 70 nc has been
, 1876-12-13
SUICIDE,

j, Special ntpatea 10 ia 7ftbssA
St. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. l2.-Last night white
woman named MRudo Garrison, an inmate Of
Maria Dlsud's bagnlo IN Leayenworth, Kan.,
mudo an attempt TO commit suicide BY taking
laudanum. eho Is not dead, but tho probabill.
ties arc she will die. This was her fourth at-
tempt et selt-dearlction.
, 1876-12-13
IS IT A BllLlDOze2

Tho following ambiguous dlspstch WA re-
cetycd at 10 o'clock last night:e
WINCHESTER, ILL.,, Dec. ia company OF
National Guards has been orgauized here. They
iave received their arm6 from the State Arsenal.
It IL extremely unhealthy Ia this vicinity ut
present, anl tho death-ga1e Is larger than ever
bRfOrt.
, 1876-12-13
MASONIC,

spsaag Dtspaseh to ma 1}tbunA
DANv1LLs, Ill, Dee. 19.-Tho following.
gentlemen wcro chosen "a officers Of Versnlllion
Chapter, No. s., X. A. H., last night: Johu L.
daniel Gurley, scribe; 4. L. Webster. T5css.
uter; T. B. Castleman, Secretary.
, 1876-12-13
THE GREATEST OF THESE.
Ht>kcidI litn6tek "a In Ddhu4A

sraiNoFlnLD ILL.,, Dec. l2.-fhe State Board
Of Public Charities met lu the State-House TO-
day, aud. after looking over the reports Of sew
erl Institutions, went to Jacksonville 10 inspect
the EIatp institutions there
, 1876-12-13

Ep&c1a1 1ispotcA to 1ha 7f1axak
MONTREAL, Dec- I9.-At meeting Of tho
Board OF Trade this afternoon, discussion took
place with regard 10 Instructions to be giyen To
the delegates to Ottawa. The continued de-
, 1876-12-13
THE WEATHER.,

WAsu1ro7os. D. G., Dec. 13-1 h. m.-For
the Upper Lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, slightly colder, partly
cloudy weather, nostherly 10 westerly winds,
increasing In force, rising barometer, and SNOW
IN the northern portions.
LOCAL opsEHvAr!oSs,
, 1876-12-13

j
say one:hai bustc Observation-Disclosures. q
sS'saaa' %sa;; At i:S
ef 1 round namSess SO a t1o aetua cost day
80 poF day, or yearly total Of sl8. a5d for Moth
'nEs ,.n.zn.. =, f,o,,, co,n,v ho,.,,v ,,,so,,a
hcs r usoa Leoa n ;b: nn Il
i've. These ean bo % wendos Why men - IRE 20
ssEp.,.s hss ~ sa:y i !; ~ paa " hss Sell shs
on,ee NJ onn tos 10 caso teS Sn'Ge anu vmGe
!aaaca III .oe "axy NV, ~
monsy SH,s to carry 1t on'-a' per example our late
o4srn: ,nI no,rd ,~u ~.n.,h.. that von- ,,.s.,t
worthy r!ssideni @ VI; noidsn, dasins IL. ksaew:s
ssnts ND wlth wsat holy horso. M AgnoTs pro-
70 pcas 70 taaea u 70 aoa n.n .,tH
Lno taeM ho9se ataLen esnnot 10 ulsputau anu ~ y.
soes ~ nd soD e1 now Il :" MI oe op
yourselves yoa VII be soly'nsed You are s!l.Ios
q bss1e thae 1cn ~ me VIC
sic snxions 70 pas ., s!op TO ~ az wnoesa1a
nIs ~ G o9x OK mtn n ,v .n u s vim
oasaen o. aS5' ~ % gu. Eve Ell sna san VII T.
a!e net Nlau 70 ktnppiGs Msa "1oas neeaaed s ~
ment nui thest poisa! inauenSe M WY Saa .s Iase
sapsEo. 70 thS ps1ty 1nanenees o. pieo ana daro
v. Z IL o 10 I'll gan nmbar of thsm ssrnsa H.
~ Hiyc thc ,natcr tlsIr sttention. but ss iIcy
have failed 10 lake any steps In tic matter, you arc
apRsslsaa to. o ,,,,ro, ~. nnh,c r,,r,s ,hat a,
yunuify NAV bo lad. md if for no other reason
than saving 10 tho county it Is your duty 70 give
III. H. tan.srae,nn 'os o Rc
aitogohor, and look upo it eimpIy as the guartsi-
ans of tho fundsof Cook County, and It viii amply
.egf1go ~ IL ro,1 bt WHIT ia ~ cnun7 I'M,
rortai'ce, The giyIng Of good su..loent and whoc-
s0Me food TO tho prisoners TAeIe Afo many IN nc
sa toGay mao asS csyihg g das XIV sxra ~, f,i,ps
- ,t tha III anIc
hcr1 NJ t. bs asnostion on Tho mart Of tho
present sberin 10 attempt w!at he thlnks needed
nsa1aIs ot reform: for y has cut aorn shs visit
ing days to Tnesdays md FridaY. lls. however.
JAi1 "a net Place o. pnnshGehs Xe tae n,aa as,,
We! O. taat thete afe many men q r!es1ns ., wMon
himsaif mi "a Thr h. shnn,J dcnriyo snch men Of
thsir fricnds' y{aiss threo t,n,es week il more
thaa ~ ssa undsst.nd; IL dfoFgats , tSs n!'' o!S
r. proved 6uil'y q making us sa:1es ess 5s
Pani.hmsnt Better ~ hm 70 have turned y. A., A.
neeGiy eha9sfS hete n 'naa a. meM ~
Tt W. T. e r ~ ~ ~. couI hs nroof
Of % sysTythine contained IL this conmunicatton il
very sln,Lle and OF easy accomplishment. Arc
YOU gentlemen aAe and willing 10 tackle III
D1cszr SAX.
WHAT KzaN sArs.
,r,,u ahoxe aorum.nt. n wr,ttcn With a d,reet-
r,.t ~ snd | ..n,tctns.. ~ .t.tnmen that Indicate
uesa anu e4p'1cllhees u 7.atoue4't '.as t"a'sAs'
that tho author to on tho tnsldc' ani has mcans
Of knowing wlurcof he writes. There arc plain
charoos about thu n1,al!ty aud quantity pl. food
furn1s1cd thc nrt.oners which. Il tr,,e. deserve
oh'c1al Investigation IN ofaee 10 !easn "nas
the new nhertK had to say regarding the Aecgn-
tions, reporter called upon him yesterday.
Nj, Kern waa foi,nl in hts frcsblysfurutshcd
, 1876-12-13

thcn on The Master; hear tho words OF Jesus,
saying, "grinF him unto Me-
Just At the close Of our meeting III ono Of the
ss'ss e ofea fes. hdtan cht.tan iathsr woke
vcrtcL family, which he had been ncglcrting;
40 ho took house In tho next ea(y
whero WI. wS ss,@ we're ere to e.; took one son
with thy hope OF having them converted. After
nwcek he came to mo and said: "hiy wife IL
converted. Now pray for the teat Of my
family" fEetty aoon to came again and said,
ant is .convcrted;'' and before those meetings
closed he came 10 tel mo that ihe last member
Of his houaeliold lad found Christ, and they
were all rejoctuT together He said It was lle
meeting closctl he gayeup the houss aud returned
10 Ills own beautiful linme, one Of tic happ!cst
fathers In oil ureat britain. But how many
families arc there alnost In sight Of this bulld-
he sr ra2 eafsn sa eso e1ss Inc os g. E "s %
many parents Ia ClIacnRo who ase going 10 SEQ
bitter hours, and mhuy Of tlcm viii E0 dow, to
their graves With broken hearts bceai,so Of their
%syss5 va ssea sff as & se%i et ny tsy ,e
lgiop To thctr ciiiircn. II that is the case with
you, confess your sins to your children that you
have looked after their temporal lntoresta and
neglected their spiritual Intercsta; then set up
. family altar and bring your children right to
Christ.
You may have children who are wanderers
from homo. We'll, you can reach them by way
Of tlle Throne. There was an old Scoschman
who wrote us letter asking us to look out for
his lost son Willie, who had run away from
home, and I was very deeply touched by his
case, for that Is The name Of my own soil. So 1
told Mr Sawyer 70 watch for him, and fer six
IND him Xii Ill tino t6at old Scotch f.t6er 6er
arl tast Friday. a. tic temperance
meeting, among tho mon who rose for
PRAYER was that samo LOST Willie:
lie told us his sad experience; said he had Just
gaiEopcd on to destruction; but now the Lord
has saved him: OH bow happy those parents
will bc to hear tho good news! And shall VIC
not all belleyo that God hears tho prayers Of
Attef restiae tss story & tic raising Of the
dend son Of tho shunazn!te woman, Nj, Moody
continued: Tlcse is another thought
l want to impress upon the
when tho disciples asked Him Why thcy could
not cast out ttlat devil, Thy kind can eosne
forth by nothing but by prayer aud fastlug.'
Perhaps there is not fasting enough on tho part
q these paTgnts' Ihero are other Kinds = ot
sseS s$ss hs i s as'sf ch 1 sss s pas
by keeping away from tue theatre, and abstain
y the ,sp!rtt Of God Some young people say" II
gocs I tsstr @ I'VE but M tho R fsther has's; s IT,
1only 60 to the theatre once montt, or SO,
Just for recreation" But how ts 1t With your
soni Maybe he has not the Same seli,control
ns his father, and he WILL 60 down to death by
that which you use only for recreation. There
havc been some inquirera hcre who hare alter
wards been TO- the theatre, and nll their con-
yictions have faded away. Suppose thoy 80 TO
tie prayes-msotlng on "Wednesday night, to the
Friday night, where they waltz to tho tuuo
almost PersuAdcdt" can you expect anything
, 1876-12-13
JAIL BOARD.
Serious Complaints Against Sher-
If kern's Treatment of the
Prisoners.
How the Unfortunates Are Used
as o Means Of Wealth to
That Official.
he Says He Proposes to Mako S8, 900
q Yecr Out Of Their Diet
Allowance.

There are plenty OF abuses for The new Coun-
~ Board to reform; there are plenty Of official
departments that need reforming. The stteu-
ton OF The Board u directed 10 the following
communication, handed into this Office, In refer
ence to tho ahcliff's allowance for the dieting
Of prisoners:
CpIcAao, Dec. 10+-7o he County Gonmss.ion.
trA, Of Cook t:o.nty-Gkxr1rhkn;, This county,
thrust upon II dntfng tho late campaign tho ery OF
- Retotn'," aud L aow ~ ~atttng wlth . eespsctsncy
obset Which % ii ..s to &C. s thst !. q hofooah
reform Il every or&nnlxatlon yl.Ieh hss ths spend.
T e s % . andt Of e gHa ssn s
propose = why IN which yoa can savn thee county,
Eood aes n of money: lou a.s ihe guardians Ct tas
t0s the feeding Of the prisoners; but beyond lho
fact thzt Jon havo hxcd' tho amount per diem for
each prisoner. have you ever inquired whether the
dcsmed % ii" It worth yonr wlisle to nsx whether tho
prisoners received cithce enough fool or II It was
Of the right kind, such Az your liberal allowance
amount, and, ~ i concerned men wtlo wera un-
fortunately brought within the stunu walls. you
hayo never given lhe mailer any further tronbla'
tho iskt of Neiosm." % @ Mest oS % you hoid y YOU M
position Of Commissioners 40 lteforn.efa, and .hls
ness , Of your csmrasrn er5 II Reforu,. $50 S"N'
Your a!lowancs iot the food Of cach prisoner. per
day il y cents Sow lot ~ see h9w fat that
oughIy bcerc you all had In view, and that was 10
sS ts ;a % goo s,r rs,n +, nj %hs
sIn wan '0 the eoeei}easen ss.s VII lie u askis
brought round In thc morning and the soup a d'n-
nes: We bclicve that every ,pnc Of yuu would bo
pile; there's a big steal somewllere." That there
s. the faete below viii prove. A. It y matter Of
tion.
There arc now elf prisoners in Tho Jail, tneiud.
ing men, women, and boys, and this number u IS
National Republican., 1876-03-31
IMPROVEMENTS,
Building Permits Issued ReosntIy


Inspector Thomas Plowman has recently issued
the following building permits: Joseph D. Free,
two-story brick stable, alley, between Filth
and Sixth and H and I streets northwest; 5000
Il. W. Reeds Sons, brick store, south side F,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north
west; 5000. John Hessel, q two-story brick
dwelling, east side Eleventh, between B and
streets northwest; $50. Jas. r. Narrower, q
brick dwelling, north side Rhode Island avenue,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest; 500. Chss. B. Church, twelve two
story brick dwellings, north side D, between
Eighth and Ninth streets southwest; $4,000. J.
y. Robinson, two-story brick dwelling, east
side Eighth, between p and Q streets northwest
81, 500. W. ). Young, six two-stery brick dwell
ingt, south side z, between Sixteenth and Sew
enteenth streets northwest; $4,000. Geo F.
Harbin, two tUo-story brick dwellings, south side
North Carolina avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets southeast; 5000. Z. b. Clark
three Two story dwellings, south side of NJ, be-
tween Four -and-a half and Sixth streets south.
west; 800. Horace Hsight, frame dwelling,
west sioe One half street, between N and o
streets southeast; $50. Geo Burgess, nine three
story and basement brick dwellings,. north side
q, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.streets
northwest; S54,o 900. A. Falconer, three-story
frame dwelling, north side Massachusetts, ave-
nue., between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest; 81 600.
National Republican., 1876-03-31
PASSED AWAY.
Death of Mr.. Ge,r1, Wright.

The sudden prostration of Mr.. George Wright,
and the nature Of his afilction, led many friends
to fear that life could not long withstand such a
terrible attack, but after the first symptoms Of
the disease had exercised their power and the
frame bore up under its ravases hopes were en-.
tertatned that vitality might be prolonged,
although 1t was evident that Truthful George
would not again be the genial companion that he
once had been. But even this chance faded, and
his friends were made sad yesterday morning by
Chief Detective Clarvoe receiving the following
telegram from George Wright, jr., dated at Fort
mains leave to morrow in charge Of Masons By
Washington boat" The deceased had been III
for three weeks past, and death eventually result
cd from paralysis Of the brain. He lived for many
years in South Washington, where a portion Of
his family still resides, and was o master maehin
lst IN the GoTsrnment employ at the Washington
thea ne was transferred to Fortress Monroe, Va
Probably few men are better known than was
He possessed kind and forgiVing nature, gen.
erous and opsn-hearted, and was known as ne
friend Of the distressed, no matter what the ns-
preached him with hope and courage, because
they felt that he would heed their distress and
contribute 70 their relief He was member Of
st. Johns Lodge, No. II, T. A. A. M, and in his
life, character and deeds most beautifully exem.
pllhed the teachings Of the Order. He could
snen s.sams to Ss bouss and purss TSepSb Sr o.
year past living at some distance from this city,
70 many he still extended his bounty, and to
away that was counted on for strength.
Messrs Thos. Usvannsgh and EdW. Wheeler
members Of bis lodge, left yesterday afternoon
tSis III eity. ' Mr. Wright was q msnber Of OH the be-
board Of common council from the old Seventh
ward for several years, and occupied other posi-
credit 10 himself and the satisfaction OF his
Sfiengf The remains viii probably be inferred
On Sunday next Nitb Masonic h9nors.
National Republican., 1876-03-31
FIRES.
Two Alarm. Sounded Within Five hiuuts.

Two Alarms Sounded Within Five Minute
few minutes after O'Clock last evening an
alarm WAS turned in from box 5l2, corner of Sev-
sBth and East Capitol streets southeast, c.used
BY the burning OF curtains in the windowof the
bouss OF c. W. Ofutt, No. CO., East Capitol street
southeast. 1t was quickly under cont,ol and ex-
tinguished, after creating loss Of about 500,
which is fully covered by insurance.
Scarcely had this alarm ben sounded ere
second was given from box B6, Willard's hotel,
by 0fhcer Sutton, which was caused by the dis
e0yery Of the burning Of 40 old stable in Theatre
alley, back OF the National theatre and Imperial
hotel, which was used bJ H. NJ. Turner & Co.,
contractors under the Board Of Health, for the
stablng Of horsSs and mules.
This stock vas used by them in collecting and
removing gsrbage from the city. The nre Is
supposed 70 have originated from q stove and
iEnfted the straw and hay adjacent and but for
the promptness Of the department o serious con-
hagration would have ensued. The building
was old and Of little value and the damage
tnereto slight. 1t is the first time since the or.
gGniZation of the department that two alarms
have been sounded SO close together, and the
drill and efficiency Of the service was made ap.
parent TO the public last night.
While the first alarm was being answered by
the engines Of the district in which the box was
located the reserve were ali in readiness to re-
spoDd TO 6 general alarm, and, consequently,
when the second box registered they N ade prompt
town, made most excellent time, consi Ter ng the
long distance IL had TO come. Forum ately
neither fire proved Of serious nature or entaIled
SDv heavy loss
National Republican., 1876-03-31
Nir.tssuth District R,puhlieau..

The Republicans of the Nineteenth precinct
assembled last night at Wallis hall; William A.
Lovelet oscupying the chair.
The Chair stated that the object Of the meeting
was to organize the Republican club OF the Nine
tesnth district.
On motion, 1t was resolved TO enter into an cleo.
tion for permanent officers JohnA. Gleason and
Patrick ]. Quirk were nominated for president
A ballot was then taken, and Mr.. John A. Gles
son was found TO have received the largest mum.
Der Of votes, and was declared elected.
Mr.. Gleason then occupied the chair. Mr.
Gorman was elected vice president, and Mr..
Lovelet secretary.
Mr.. Patrick ]. Qurk introduced the following
resolution:
Whereas on Monday last a mob Of noisy per
sons assembled at Lincoln hall, and went through
the farce Of electlDg Sayles 7. Bowen and one
cinnati convention; and whereas the mob In
question was not in any sense q true Representa-
ton OF the Republicans Of this district; there
fore, be it
Resolped, That we, the Republicans of the
Nineteenth district, totally repudiate the said
unprecedented action, and declare our Readiness
TO enter into the election Of delegates to con
vsntion, to the end that two reputable gentlemen
may be selected TO represent the District OF 90.
lumbia at Cincinnati.
Messrs. p. ]. QuirR and Henry Barton sup
ported the preamble and resolution in earnest
speeches, ana IL was evident that they would
have been adopted BY Q large majority, but the
Chair declined to restrain q few boistereus per
sons present, and the meeting finally, amid
great confusion, was declared adjourned,