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ltl, lf3, 10 100 ~ ll3 80, 49, 1855 % GDl ~,
s;s., go 30 5IJ, 81. a. $50 a5i, $50,
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~, ai, DO BOO l-u ~, '.y, 800 49, 400 40, -
A..
nupRrMl CorRr-, rEcrIr Pert u-Case on.-No.
$40 ~ dal ca nuar. farl lll.-ta.e on.-N 22i3.
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Issue ii "a Do. Nn-. Ht rs go 49, 50. /.
surtrloH touRr-l MAL lEaA PR I--Nos. G. 800,
lit -ip ta 20 20 Nfl- n4l. -b-, I'll VA Ga
a-2. lAu H. So. goo 2iV 800, 30 "a t. G..i 2,3 81,
70 59l i5 ,Oi a'i ~, 3d. oii 3'o $40. So 3iS,
CoNNoN Pleas GFrrnL TFn-Nos O., 90. 2s 90.
g. oa ~ H. 20, s. 49, 80, ", 70. 81 49, 40 80,
toAVoN rtr,s touIrY FIRM No dav calendar
ONION fLlAe l"iAL Pm Par l.-No. IA, S53,
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1913, 0JG hJi ed1 500, 81 j 40 11-5 Sol ZOO 4U2,
0J ~ 49, 49, SAL ei-, s. VA 80, III, S21, 1913,
MArME CpuRr-rRIAL TrnM Part ! Nos $40
llAl, 1O1 dnua, N23, 473, b.gi d22 1908 5egl biuO
b3os 5p6, $50 b3la. Part ~ -No.. AnIG So!9, 4l,i
iJ7 lCDl 1872 4u2 41ll, $500. ldlt iali 4ua a2 Il,
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the PARK THEATRE CLOSED.
Actors who would no, Play Unpnid-A Fight
In The lnhhy-The Next Nentnre.

The Park Theatre was closed last even
ing ON account Of refusal by several Of the dra-
matte company to act unless their overdue
wages were paid. The establishment has done
losing business thus far this season. The PLAY
CLOUDS" did not draw expenses. and at the
close OF rs run Nr. william Stuar, the lessee,
and Mr.. Hart JACKSON, bis manager, wihd ew
from the concern. Nj. Lewis Morrison and Miss
Rose Wood. the leading actors. also retired,
having been f0r several weeks unable TO get
their pay. Next the other members Of the COM
pauy formed a partner-hir Messrs. Padgett.
Searle, aud PO'k being Che chief movers. Mr..
stuart had no part IN this venture, except 10
coucct Isl night rent. business improved
slightly, nut not enough to give the company
the amount OF their salaries.
One night last week Mr.. pudgctt and the treas
ufer. Mr.. S1're. quarreed In the lobby about
money, aud then fought. The noise OF tho con-
MOT drew thrOng nom the street and from the
theatre, and the light & said II nave been ex-
citing. After that there was no harmony, but It
was decided to keep the theatre omen. Mr. At
water, author Of play called The Grabbed
Age" promised to Insure against loss on IT, pro-
duction-a practice that Is said to have been in
vogue at the Pdrk-and tue piece was advertised
| for Last evening. The internal disaens lon how
| ever led Mr.. Atwater to change hts mind, and
at the last minute he refused to all ow his play
| to be produced there. Then IL was decided to
| continue with " Rom COhb." bu. Yesterday sew
eral Of the company declined to perform unless
somebody would become responsible for their
| py. Consequently there VIII he no entertain
| meut this week.
on Monday next new managers. Cough and
Fulton. will take possession, and Lotta will be-
gin an engagement. The situation Of the Park
| Is regarded as the best IN the city and, doubt.
less. "a star theatre 10 will he successful
IN line o. tue business not occupied here OF
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cox ON SUNDAY. the la'n inst Nara ret Cox a ma.
ufs d., 'h' ,HHh 700, !-l 90 " al age. a Je r..
OF % IT, Unt BY gy.. cI rN's rucsda morning at
9to,k. TO- lhe church oi Niltent ftrret. 6ith NJ.
ed tor rcposr OF her -ul iffcr ich nef remalns
MI Dc tik'n io aN.Y TO. t'trncu'.
WIDOW Of James Ei,t, lu be- 75fh year - her age
RealNes aud rre4i. ar rc.p.,tfn IA n,sltrJ 70 Al.
Broluway, ON Ncdnesly. l-t,i laf, Al ncl -ci T. "
GiLNoiit.1 ON Monla,. Soy. l3, Csor.e Gilmore.
inc relatives and freaas o. tie family are respect.
i9y inSll,d to - nd inc iane'A from 20 Delaney
NlCHOLSON.-At Wlhnmsoursh. Nov i2. after
short lness iona G. Nlcho,sou, lse 81 yrars.
No. rs Jackson u.
rgiiadeoala ANA Wilmington Drl) papers please
v6SEIL;-on. Soy. 10. g ee :ia yearoi 9ec age;
Mary Jae, WIS OF ~ 'r> 20, ,nd d'nlhlrr VI
Noiccof funcral IN to.mc7 ,w'- pseers.
ORtlLLl ON ~und.y NV. ~. 1879, Michael
,Ine relaiiyrs wa iq,nl. are invited toa'teod the
bcrs Of st. tcce Ioi.o ~, All NJ, Am I,'i r
and Ma 'il Fund ARE c-ucc'a d inu ed 10 attend.
SUMMONS. inc menhers ofst. &c Ne Lodsc No. 5ds
intr Si,ha@ o'Kiy. a. "a ,rp. ON Wsanesday,
10 insi at tne IG'c 40 inh y ron. IrnJie.
dausn.cr ot james ana Hester ~oco-.
h,l.tl es nhd friends art respectfully invited % -.
oclprti from M Ie-l gnD' - ir Hnncr ElJln So
cor 2lS Ncs isast her rcua'n 'uii hc n,oycd o
hsM h,cNrle iof lutcFmc.' "a " '4ueodN nofnili At
,WhGSrAfT-on Nov ials7o Este, iaf.ns child u
J. ami n. a. Marst y.
hhmt.myre pape' pet'rooav r......,,. va, ..o
nicitrn 4. nc nHl n r.1n on Neinrsliy.
NnN H., 1890. u D. r..V i'' ape pArrose Of
4T 5pS &C. '1"f'"' 't "a %LKs A iais L.
CAuu"t .uKtu'.. s'.fD4Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14
THE GREfLEY MEMORIAL.
The Bronze Bust Competed and TO be I'M
vcIIed on Dec. 4.

Al last il is certain that Il suitable monu-
ment Is to be erect, over the grave of Horace
Greeley. At a meeting Of the trustees OF the
Greeley Memorial Association yesterday the
successful c.sting OF the bronze bust In the
foundry In PHILADELPHIA WAS reported, and the
day for the unveing ceremonies fixed upon.
The ceremonies will take place on the An OF
December next, being the anniversary Of Mr.
Gfeeley's burial four years ago. he veteran
journalist, Mr. Thurlow Weed, who Is Charm N
Of the Memorial Association, is expected TO pre-
side, ard he address VIII be delivered by Bayard
Taylor. he R1v. Or. Chaplin VIII conduct the
religious ceremonies, and Mr. +. c. Steadman
Will read an original poem. Mr.. W. IL. BodwelI.
late President Of the International Typoeraphi-
cal linton, will make the presentation address
on behalf If tue printers. with whom the pruj ect
originated, MS wen as Of the employ ing in. ers
ana others, who nave largely contributed to its
iuI success. InYttft n are 10 be extended To-
the President of tne United States, the Cover
nor OF New lurk. the Mayors of New orN aud
BruUklYn, the Surviving relatives II Mr. hTrrrv,
the editors Of all the leading papers of New
Yur, ana Brookiyn. and many prominent citl.
nS ana editors ~ uth'r states; also to the III
GERS OF the International lypograuhtcal Union,
the presinent II the Now York Primers Union,
anu To- tine pllutcr7 gcnet iiiN ~ the riY.
The bust j. Il colossal si1e, ma l. tho work o T
ca lies lvrrly If this city, whose bust Of john
teuulal ENpu.liiu IL is prone uuced hV those
VINO have seen n, anlnns them members of MIR.
H'Vie, ,"''' ',4 ~ " us ir'',lH'e ''hu',
- be ttulhIn ana Hle-Ilke rrlruductlon OF
the features OF tho great editor. me base,
winch Is are dN In position over Tue grave, l. of
Name granite lhert Wal be urotze tablets up
| on all lido ct the base. GA one II Ice will lie "A
plough. with tine point imheuded in the turroW,
Indicative Of Mr.. Grreiey's early lite nnd love IT
agricultural puf ults On the opposite side Will
be- arcpr, rntatlun Of quill pen, illustrative OF
ms profession. Slll anulner tablet viii repre-
sent Mr. greeley AS jpurn"yman plinter SET
ting type, a. an old fashioned fr me. while "A
prre OF copy on the hook bears the date ot mia
ARR val New York tt lam. yl. as
ncyMan pilntcr. ON tine front Of tao base vii
ta bl,.t la. rtn.r fnp f.iI,t,tn..
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Anslnrss Arnttl.


Tho great remedy Tor consumption. This wetknown
remedy Il offered 10 the puhlir alnftinncd ny die
Renee OF over f9riy YEAR tlf Hu"i rts II 80 IN
sea on. seldom fails g cl"f 30" cure OF coughs,
colds. Group. bronchitis. luul iZi, wl OBJ cough.
hoAfscuc-., pans or rufcars .n ,. orr size bleed
ing Al the lungs, liver tOiu Iat a. bcWurf uf Jun
tcrfrit- k"mruDer tlf tif -sN 44u' WIS FAIRS
BALSAM Of WILD tuFl.T lt- pu the outside wrap
per the signature OF "i, NvIl-." aAd the pr ntod
me q the propretcrs. =" sLtn IS. FQWLE n SONS.
HoSIDN.' A. Others are Lnsr IA ttiOls. Tx tInlno
the wrapper carefully before pu' hus.ns.
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Obtnined Al the Honor.

All the honois attniuable at the Ccnton-
MAI we're awarded to the new "Autnmutic"
sewing machine OF the WILCOX n Gibbs Sewing
Machine Company Send postal card for fun
particulars and list OF officers to 65S BROAD way,
New YuIk-AdU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

So Tnciis Mllictt. Richmpna aad norfolk.
- city OF Dtils. Hines .rnlu u.a Ntv 9, ana Port
kovHt ION
- lsapidan, kcmptOn. savannah Nov 81.
= CITY of Havana, phti ip-. iinvalA
sup MagdaIrLc. IL pCkr, bremen.
Bars Sir Robert sale, Nnke. Singapore.
Hgik CNlottt, ndoni. N'a7spw.
Brk Guerrero Russ Gloucester.
Bark soanmci, Hiel-t-On. Liverpool.
AkO the usual river nj t1Astwis. g ssHs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

CouRbr.-Asa soothing pectora', BROWNS BRON-
CHlAL TlocilES are used with advantage 10 anevi-
ate Coughs Sore Throat. uoar.eus4s, Bronchial
AnectiOns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

Reduced with water, Psrkcr's Ginger Tonic
gives Instant relief from rae Vairs lnd bowel ulf
of children tcethins. sJll o. u druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14
MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.

mSiAr~rE AtNANAg-ru's nay.
Sun rises. a. SIN scis..... d Noon rises. 10
man WArEE-riiIs rsi.
Sandy IooE. ~ Gov. Island. 10, ilcu Gate. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

SCHOOL sUTTs.-Lnrge stock at greatly reduced
Cooper Iasutute.-Ade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

Great rgaius at the clothing warehouse Of
a. Ramon. d Co.,, corner o. Futon and hasa "a streets
alc TO ne nad consequence Of the room required
tVr TIC Wlnttr jlcs stOcA.-1dp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

Reduced prices In furniture and carpets.
COwpeftnNalts 100 aud l0f chatham street. Pny
nVntuly.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

A cough ncgigctcd may lend to serious cou-
seeueneel. POl.lEi., b --IaI M E.No moi.
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One of the most delightful Of all physical ox-
peicuces that Oi the when he step Of The
BAN In splendid RloN Il strength anu hranh. lie can
this delight by 20 u. A. HiDbltts bahy
SOAP, new artcic, winch cannot be equaed, Tor ls
composed of the nnest vcHelanie Oa ana prepared
wNh the greatest possible regard 10 excellence
mature Mothers need NO Longer fear that their htte
viii absorb disease anu POISON frourOne VI the
most essential VI phys lcal operatIons.-Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

Pond's Extract TOR all Ifcuprrl.ases and an Pains
10 preparation r. 'qut - TO- l. t.- extract, nat urs
ahG scieACu are combined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-14

QHrN- lri-h lea cures h lad che
Qulr@'s irish lea cure, dyspepsla.-Ad0,
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SG.oal Aoi,c-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29

TaE Crooks OF THE Law. L. John
son, known in this community az" Rat.
tier" johnson. was convicted OF murder
in the second degree in the District Court
Of Lander county last January, and SEN
fenced to State Prison for life. He was
taken to State Prison and confused in
that institution for several months. In
the meantime his case Was appealed to
the Supreme Court. and that tribunal
granted him new trial. He was taken
rom the State Prison back to Austin,
and last Saturday motion for continu'
ance until the October term OF Court Was
Granted, to which time johnson will be
confined in the Lander county jail
Silver State.
DRAxAr1c AND MCsIcAL.-A Theatrical
troupe With the name Of Pipsr's Opera
House Company. including such well
known and favo.ite members CT the
Theatrical profession as Mr.. J. y. Ash
ton, and Little Dorriss the Child Wonder.
will give entertainments at the Carson
Theatsr on Wednesday afternoon and
evening July 9Th. See adv:.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29

WASHINGTON, Jane 81 Ia The Senate
to day Merrill, from the Conference
Committee on the Legislative and judi
ciai Aprropria'inn bills. reported that
the committee lad been unable to agree.
He moved ;nat the S"nate insist UTon IT'S
amendment 10 the bill. ar1 agree TO the
new conference asked for nv in" Honsa.
morrill, sud the CHIEF points OF differ
ence b=;vee, the two Houses we're two:
First, upon lbs general Il i"ction OF sal
aries. aud, second, reduction in the
force in the departments proposed by
the House. On the latter question the
action Of tie Senate had been to concnr
in the action Of the House TO certain
extent. bu. on the first the Senate Con-
mi,tee felt bound 20 appropriate money
to carry out the existing law.
After discussion o new conference wss
agreed to, and the Chair appointed Nor
rill. Allison and Norwood members Of
the new committee on the part Of the
Senate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
ACAsx OF AxaLGAxA11oN.-I any one

A CAsr OF AxILGAxAT1oN.-1f any one
wants to see a grim snd ferocious smile
iIlu,ne the cOuntenaDce OF one OK the CITY
magistrates, let him ask Justice Alex
sn6er for some of the Smith wedding
cake. Yes.crd:y Hem. S"!'h: 4 eclor-
ed individual. who is ird.e very much
cotored, cal'el =: Vi fire o. the Justice
and requested the magistrate to ofhclate
At his wedding. The license was appnr-
entity all ,ighS and with golden lee
plit.ering in his imagination, the oticer
proceeded TO N arch through the heat OF
the day to a dwelling on Fourth street.
near l.. Here the bridegroom ushered
him into q room. where very hearty
white women WAS in waiting, and whom
the ebon son OF Afric;s cline introduced
as his bride. The magistrate was too
as,onished to speak at first. but present
" recovering himself. asked the woman
her name. She hesitated and was en-
barrsssed, when Henry Gu. in with the
remark that it was Mary Jane Smith.
But" said the Justice, Gin the license
it reads Mary Ann SMITH" ''Well. re
piled the blushing bride. II don't know
III Won don't, who does?' cried the
Justice, HItchihg tHeicShse ~ 'IN u oo"'
''Why. yon see, NY names MARY.
but don't use the other-- AND 1
don't perform marriage ceremonies be-
tween whites and blacks, responded the
Justice, "the laws of this State prohibit
i, and don't want any i'll mine. III
stop nj Jastice Haines' aGd tell him TO
come and marry you ii he wants TO" lie
was ~ good as bis word, and calling on
Haines. told him there was 4 colored
man and "A white woman with & license,
and anxious to marry. just down in the
next block, but The brother Justice re-
piled. II guess not" and went on with
a new trial. At last advices the two
Smiths wrre ct rnamal gama,ed.- - SAG
raluento Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29

Some of those philanthropists who are devils
Ing plans for contributing to the comfort and
improving the health Of the poor, would find
money expended in the purchase OF GLEN 5
SULPHUR soar service bie in betterrS the con-
dition of the latter. Sold everywhere. lJe26W1s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29

nAGASs MAGNoLi, BALM preserves ana re-
stores tbs compleXo removes freckleS. tan
and sallownts IS: makes The skin soft white and
delicate. It's application cannot be detected.
Ily2ltod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29

MIS-. BaFCx's SCKooL.-During vacation Of
abe Public school pupils viii be received at the
Sierra Seminary without change ot text BOOK.
For terms, ETC., apply TO the Principal.
ie1lwI MRS. NJ H. BRECk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29

LyoH's KATHAIRoN makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuria,.t hair: prevents its falling out or turn
ing graz. 1t has stood the test OF ~ years. is
chaIIu!usly pertunl-a. and has no rival
my2Ieod-wss-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
.glNlHG STOCK REPORT
Forenoon lsoard

go Ophir Cos 70. Sos 1922. 226s 49,.
go Mexican SUs lo35+, sos 2o;s, 100
asH
- Gould ( Gerry 10.
40 California 2sjs 49,. 5Qs 72ii.., c.:
72ss. los %
275 Bes, K Be.cher rs &C :, 2Cos II
los iGs.
500 Savage ii7Os 1914, 2sos 1919, 100,
$40 Con virci-is a4os 571z. l10s 57s4
Dos SIS,
20 C1ollar tbs 7551z, 1876
i-J0 Hale IL Ncrcru-s 2s0s 9 aIOs ..
1905 5ts
los Crown foin. Go. 70. 40s TO-.
44U yellow Jacket Dds So ;. 540s 3,
1865 $685.
-.O5 I.npt.i4! bliss G1s. rs c:> bio,
2i0s 81, 200s g. i39, irCs c.
"a Alpha 5os i711as. Us IS
50 Beichsr 10 :.
i45 Corti;!enre Dos ~. % II. ICES
I7I&
So Sierra Nevada 1tJs II. Dos n.
100 Utah los iG1.. Sos II
20 Button SOS 46, 21s ~
% E1chequer los 1914, Jos 1Gs.
70 OyeImsn 5f[
so Justice / los ~, s0s 22i
co Union Con t0s Il. 20s ~ 10
-55 LAZY Bryan sos soc. 1865 eoc
800 Julia 405s -. 159s ~
I95 Caledonia 50. S1s. 1irs
800 Globe i00s a5c. ZOOS ~
IL Dayton D
800 Rhode Island l..
80 Lady Washington q
so Andes 2's
$50 Cosmopolitan J0c
800 Pic,cn 25c
10 Occidental 81.
700 Sheridan
40 Woodville zoos -. 4os y.
Evening Report
IS Meadow VALLEY Il.
10 Raymond Il E!y9
$50 Eureka Con 26os 1871, sos l3i4,
sos 1893, SOS 13l4
600 Jackson 4,
200 Belmont 21
&C Leopard 4ts GE.. IG0s :. SOC bio
42Os7
200 jefferson zoos / 4. zoos
80 ella l1Gs SIZE. 20s l. 300s soc
60 Northern Belle COS 81, los 81
80 Tvbo ~
.65 Gen Teomas
SEQ Modoc 1905 81. zoos 81. zoos
$50 New Coso zoos SOC. 1905 G21.
$50 Golden Chariot 2ix
80 Chollar as
10 Yellow Jacket SOS 31i., 5Gs 3l2..
Sos 81
400 Imperial
SIS Con Virginia 5Oos IS. 75s IS =. o5Os
5SX
$50 Prospect 81
so Savage los 19ii!., 20s 1875, los 10
10 Justice 22l
80 Best & Belcher 4G5s
10 Gould & Curry 151E
so Alpha los Az. 70s z7'.
so OpEir 20s 80, Sos 50H.
200 Mexican 2Ss.
15Julia SOS -, 25sS
After the Board.
Jrne 90. 4:5f) p. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-29
FOR ARIZONA!

FOR ARIZONA!
The Arizona and New Mexico Express
CoMpany's
NEW FAST LINE,
NvOw RUNNING FIRST CLASS
~ Coaches from Terminus Southern Pacln
Railroad through to Prescott, Tucson, ana
intermediate points. reaches the newly d1scoVere
RICH MINING DISTRICTS
Of Arizona by the Shortest, Cheapest SID Bee
Route.
Freight Shipments received by Wells, Iarg
Co., San Francisco.
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket ofiees,
San Francisco.
HENRY WELLS, (of W. F. n Co and Amer
can Express Coz President
&c. ROWLAND, No. 103 California street,
San Francisco, Vice President.
CHAS. d. WELLS, General superintendent
;poh3-s Iucsen hTi@'na'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-23
Tilden'S DiSlOYaltY.

The Ogdensburg journal Of Thursday
says: "Some INSCRIPTIONS partisan re-
Gently denied that Tilden refused to sign
the call for the great Union meeting in
1861. but Gen. Dix has settled that point
by writing the following, which gives in
formation within his own knowledge:
SEAFIELD, FORT HAMPTON, N. Y, July, 1875.
DEAR SIR Yours is received, and hasten to
reply to it. Mr.. Tilden DID NOT MITE in The
call for the great Union meeting in Nep York after
the attack and surrender of Fort Sumter. But
HE REFUSED TO ATTEND it though urgently
solicited to by one Of HE owm political friends
The meeting was called FOR THE PURPOSE OF
SUSTAINING THE GOVERNMENT AND TO PROVIDE
FOR SENDING TROOPS TO WASHINGTON WHICH
WAS THOUGHT TO BE IN DANGER OF AN ATTACK
BY THE CoNFEDERArEs. This fact was publicly
stated when Mr.. Tilden was candidate for gov
ernor in 1874. am dear Sir, truly yours,
john A. DIX.
w. f. WEBSTER ESQ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-23
Hard Times in England.

The dull times are affecting every coun-
try on the globe. The United States is
suffering less than most European coun-
tries on account of the dizziness of bust
ness. Yet Mr.. Tilden and the democrats
endeavor to make people think that the
republican party and not the worldwide
depression in business is the cause OF the
hard times. The Newburyport Herald
publishes private letter. received by a
merchant in that city from his London cor
respondent, the following extracts from
which will show how dull business is in
England:
"The trade Of this country is still greatly de-
pressed, all industries suffering more or less, the
coal and iron trades perhaps to a greater degree
than any other; the loss in one of the Iron Works
alone for the past twelve months appears to be
about fl6O, 900, whilst many others have suffered
proportionately. Many collieries also are working
at 40 absolute loss. Until some revival takes
place in trade generally. we do not see how the
freight market is to improve, and we recommend
our friends not calculating upon any very great
Improvement for some time to come"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-23

government 50 to coerce Q State attempting to
secede, not only denied but declared to be uncon-
sttutiona Here we find the key to Tlden's op-
position to the war for the preservation of the
| Union. According to his own showing, South
Carolina was only in the exercise of right guar
anteed to her by the constitution. when she fred
on Sumter, and the resistance made by the brave
Anderson and his fellow patriots, was q wrong, .
violation of the fundamental law of the land.
Having thus encouraged rebellion, advised the
South of their rights, how could he attend the
great meeting of the patriotic citizens of New
York, called to aid the government on learning
that its authority had been assaulted and its very
exstance menaced: When called upon by mem
| hers of his own party he refused to attend; and
so through all the years of that mighty contest in
which thousands of our young men freely gave
| their lives that the Union might be preserved and
remain intact not one word of sympathy for his
country its defenders ever escaped his lips.
While widows and orphans gave literally of their
humble means, this millionaire gave not one mill,
| to her defenders, but stood aloof wrecScr of
railroads. co-partner of William M. Tweed in
| all the political devices Of Tammany Hall.
This man-this Samuel j. Tiden--ths consti-
| tutional secessionist is the democratic candidate
| for President. And when we consider the other
fact, that the party which names this man for the
high honor, relics united South to elect him
| upon men who think he does concerning the
right Of States to secede and deluge the land in
blood to obtain that end, who is not alarmed and
startled that there should be found party so lost
to self respect, to country and patriotism, as to
nominate an avowed defender of the right of
States, to secede-in other words to overthrow the
government Of Washington, Jefferson and Adams :
The unity of the late seeding States for Tilden is
made plain by the above extract from him. He is
of them, for them, and with them. They know
their man.
| The election of such man to the chief mags-
tracy of the nation would be fraught with the
greatest possible danger to the Republic. man
who in the course of the two last decades, has not
given utterance to single patriotic, unselish
sentiment. challenge any democrat to produce
| from his lips one such. l firmly and most truth
fully believe, that to vote Tilden President is to
vote not only reputation and disgrace, but to
vote the final overthrow of the nation. But the
people will do no such thing. No soldier will
| NOtc loT an 1VoWtu seCesslOuiSt. ue pusiuCss
men Of the country will repudiate such nomina-
ton. The farmers and mechanics and all true
lovers of liberty will repudate it, and give their
votes to the gallant Hayes, who, when his country
was assaulted and threatened with ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
went to the front in her defence and there re-
NAMED till shot through and through by those
who had been encouraged to hope for success
through such reasonable utterances from North
ern secessionist as stands at the head Of this writ
| ing. c.