davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-27
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Nu. 2 Grfs gplissi Citation.
NO. ) 3psite gsliaei Citation.
~. a Critic Yulissi Citation.
no. Sprissnbaas. Bite Ssrabs. aabs
Srpab.
N0. 6~5ups anb eatbsr Soufe," sruaS
StraBe, spii9sn Der 9ten unb fOtem.
SO. Z SpriBsnbaus, 1Stex Str.. nab
Sranfiin.
80. 10 &pdetts.
10. 3 gde Der 12tsn uns Raia ctr.
No. IA Ode Der 10.en anb gyrb ctr.
10. 10 Gde Der 1iem NIB Gary Ctr.
No. Is gde bsr gine unb Main ctr.
Nr. II @de Der 3ten unp DUAL Ctr.
MO. 81 Gfs Der 25Fcn unb Sroae Ct
Nr. 2-3 Gds Der f7ten unb NiarlbaQ Ctr
No. "a gde Der 17tsn ano Malbinatpu
Ctr.
Np. 2-5 MetrpypIitan Gileu.@ srfe. T.
Ctr.
No. 20 Ode Der 5ieu unb Main Ctr.
No. 81 @de Der 14trn unb Main Ctr
SO. 80 Gde Der % fen uns Main ctr.
SO. 80 Gde Ger 13ttn unb Gary Ctr
MO. 3-5 StdptifGss Mrmsnbans.
SO. SO Grepesar Gilens@erse.
SO. Al Gde Der 9tsu anb 0eis, Ctr.
Mo. 2 gruab Strabs, sde Sail May.
No. 4-3 Ode Curing umb pime ctr.
Wo. As Ode 81. Samss anb Gusal Str.
SIC. 4-6 Spr ssnbsus, 25Rs ctr.
10. 81 SprisenbausI 10 ctr.
No. SO Ode Der Clay I'M @ilmer CTR.
, 1876-04-27
Eine Scflnutnla9ung.
uGla M Nsrrep" ron Squire, 0abhin & Co.,
QUalbln8tpn. .. G., rem "a Wtats 1876. (

nGld NJ &erEes" ron Squire, 6abnin & Co., !
QUaiblnstrn. .. G., ZEN "a wtats 1876. !
gDir fasen uriern @puntrn. @rrrtipppsenten uab BEN
Yubitfum i'm Nuscmstnel I'm fern belt n Gant fur bic b
teuteneen Iuftraae. tpelde uns bier unp IN Mt6n ono,
"a anter fer Sirnna Sau:re & @ahoin> 8ruabeisens
ihun. Ngentsn iinh Mnftipnar 9i7 Sant g TRACE. lber-
ttaqen liab unp rerii@srn, tab mir bic peribiersnen Sna
tereden unlerer Munpen tets pabrnebmen. Muf gDMnid
uni res Serrn Wnbsin. Der 8rln:er u%nftres ll~nternsb.
mems uno mrmit Gle Girma iebr sinse, tan Ell, mir, ie.
Gem Gppl.ianien, a~bseiebsa BON isiner Sttlans, 81.
~ DIT Srsr Jarbe. Oh PIE 5~preeraHs srrs MFR Helm,
eletGe Seadthn9 su bell werSen rn6 ibm Na6rtdt
, rb BIZ @pft Over purG bea GeIesrapben sur rsttsn
3eit s~ustanpt perbtr.
lnitr bieii9er 0tsdtsaHmalt unb partnsr 10 'rb f. +. ;
ais mSslid Anme iunsen a~usfert en- unb 4 an lille.
10 s!6 nn'ere Sienlte b. aniprudsa, isnbsn, bami, i. i6
farndG rid en- f6nnsn.
Ifp4 i~tatppen, grntrafte unb Mtmefen spn S%pnprare
lon Ell an irsene eins ppn ten beiesn Tirmen ~siResIanbt
wereen. irpfar, nab GmPfans, cine scnaue Sshbetui.
eun8 etgeb;n Mir. A6tdnssppa
Squire, Goblin e. Co.,
Isenten fur 5rrecrunaea anp 5inanssn,
mt GDafb In stpn, D. 6.
, 1876-04-27
Squire, Goblin g. Co.,
Claim N9entcn ut1o sSi~nal1cierS.

@albinstpn. .. e.,
tsirrssn auf'5 Sdnsnas unb gefe 6 oaettisnea Ton Gr.
iprute an RE Ser. Staate N~ssieruns unb bsipaeers
ipl&e, wslde einen Sdapenerfas fir @t9snttum. weld,es
psn ter S,r. Z taaten Nrmte, wabrsuo pts ..lssten 8rie-
sfs, &C. rauGt, beanipruden. g8ir babsn II eisism ga.
DE @lfa9runa, s.. %nntuil unb itnb ssrtt aut nit I'm &c.
itdf.ssans in Der S%auptitabt Der Staaten.
&ue eprrcipo ntence pirb pinftlid, beiprst. renn A..
idatt an Squire. @nhhiu s. &c.. QDaiblnetpn, 3. s..
peer Sauiic, g0hntn Il Co., &ifmpno, 0a. MN +
, 1876-04-27

Ser. Gtaaten @eriht. Gihter
6ngbes fom eeiern bier on nno nnter'
iuAte eifiige 8an.eroitfdGe.
, 1876-04-27

Golo DHncte seltern Mor9sn in Neip
Oort nit 1929 uno l6loB Mtittass nit
1929.
, 1876-04-27

pes~ Gin ,jeoer, meldlsr bic n6tbiae
Belt I'M 2arloe mar n o.S Yiirgerr dit
erlansen pta, iollte iia IN Serrn Senrp
W}es9er wenoen. Derielbe beiorat Die
l'aplere mentaeltlih uuo 1T td9lid III
ieiner Office, Carp Ctr. spiihen Der
II. uno 49,, bon 9 bis II ubr WiorgenS,
at t%reffen.
Serr 8. Maarer, Gfe Der 6tcn unb
groao Str. beiorst bic Papisre steid).
faus nncutaeltlid.
, 1876-04-27
10 nj Int
Ri@monb pOit Office.
Dpf<N
10. 0ftuhtr 1878.

WDrolfbe GurdbcH. !2heimnI tGalid,
Spnntaas nuseenrnmen-@nfuuSt 5 81. gP..
nnS AS ". M. --PnffGIub 1.35 unb 500
g. Dt.
Sennaa- anluuft 5g, 81. -gca.
itfus 1885 81. g..
Nnrolide Wea.Eof. 9Gefid, nrsaeuon.
men Scnniaaf. - @ntunft 1 As 81. R.-
pOlldlus lbs uns 8 20 ". R.
sihIide gof- 3weimal taaIid. @onn.
tags dneasnpmnten. - Mnfunft 1900 ST.
UNI 500 y: W.- gcaf@lub 4 9. 81. uno
12.d5 81. 81.
Snrntaas. - @nfunft 1900 sW. m,s.
idIue 1916 81. 81. wv"
@iebmon6 & Canbine Giienbabn. sds.
Ia, Mnfunft 2.30 81. 81. - SoRl6lua
12.45 q. 81. "Nr'~'"b
SHnbillr e. Greensboro. Ywtirnar tia
it9. MnfuHft $50 unb 8 3. 81. 49, wpi7
f@lub Az. 81. unb f2.45 81. 81.
Sarmbi1e. 5daIid. srnntaas aueo,nor,
n1sn. Mnfunft 2-30 81. 81. = Vpfldlu6
Gbcfapeafe & 0bio Giienbahn. SSolid
Sonnta9s ausasncmme n. Mnfunft 6 81. W
- pottl6luB $50 9. 81.
Vpndburs Charlottesville, @taustcu. Wbitr
Sulpber Sprinas nnb peitlif) BON Wbite6ui.
ppcr Springs - Mnfunf! 5 9. g. - Wof.
ftluB 800 81. M. WV
2Sef goint nut gtationea on her n. N.
VI. ltnD Z. &. q. IGslid, Sonntaos ausos.
npmmen: Mnfunft 1870 Y. %. Dot.
iGiu6 2 q. 81. '
@loaeeter, ittsr gEea Yoint- IGafid.-Mn
unit 1890 y. R- ppf1tlub 2N. M.
Iarpabnnnud, iiter gilb Saul, tSoIid. -
Mntunft $50 9. Dr. WofldIue 1 81. Sd.
Samcs &iber Iampfer. GreimaI wvd.n,
t,h. @ntnnft @Unta9s, MItwud,s unh
Jreitaes, q. M- - Wplidlus. Tifmaaos
OouHsrltass unb Spsnabfnts.N $50 ". ST..
Canal yafct. Dr.imnl hSSennid.
anfnntt, Mittmcds, 8reitaos unb @onntaos
.. w: = poitibtus, Nipntaas, Nittwpd,s
unO 6reitass, 4 X. %.
sgnrtY nmp @oute. ,3weima Al svdeutid.
- Nnfuuft, M,ttmS9s auo sonnabsnrs. e
~. %; o. yUlti9lub, Dpnnssfass unp Senn
, 1876-04-27
Ser ZcbIsen Narf.

Otsfef berrIi9e Sammersirten an rem
S'rnrs 5'uB, nnterbalb prr Gpdetts, tpirS fir
has YabIif@m
Mtontag BEN l. 81 a /.
sspHnst isin. Die Gage beTeibsn 1T pradtis
lnb es miro ausS aufssbpten perben, ten
part 3u etilsnt ar9ensbmsn Aufsntba ! 5u MIA.
0en. .. g.. Yinsling, IT,,
~ @t9e" tbumer
, 1876-04-27

,n aeben. iuies fl ibn surid. Bum
ShluB babe oer Epli;eiridter Dem jun
gen Gbcnlana anseftiuctat, er lei frei,. ee@
stpun9cH sur Seiratb bate iba Nicmano
aber CT aratulirc ibut ;u Dem freiiuialaen
Gntl4luB.-auf wcitcre Sraaeu erfldrte
Der s3euqc. baB0tiAtcr Sttcrboara uidt'S
bon Orciiabriacr Saft occr Saft auf nu
beitinlnte Belt i'm 5Souc Der Seiratbs,pelz
&c. my sciproa)cn babe. s3eu9e ciinncrt
iidl, oaB Gricit iid erfunoigtc. o5 or nid3t
ebcnlo idrnea gcicJiencn mcrocn f0nue.
ala Semlclben RE &lage ~porqclcien NOR
Den lei. babe CT iid) Die Saarc qcrouit
nno ge,Nfsa: SNtln, oh. mt,nc Sutla, Wie
%fointelt gu 10 9rauiom lein, MIDI in oos
@efiloniB AT ihifcn! Darn babe ct iie
falcfdIia %aebetcn, oic &(iac strild ,uueb-
n1cr. 9sah weitcrcr 2,cfraomg oteies
3eusen, relln ~orumatiidle 9lrt Der yes
authorizing bic 3ub0rcriddft oft iu 9eis
terfeltSauStrudcn reiste, ipuroe Die Si>
sung oertaat.
, 1876-04-27
Softer unb Baltic.

Gteaante Sdulidubc fir Mdbden
uno &naben.
Seine &olbslcSerne Sticfeln unS Sdu
he fir 6crren, &naben uno Siinalinae.
Stiefel gum Gn0pfen uno nit Spieen
fir 0amen. w.dNd)en nno &inber.
Softer, Taliie uuo S5dadteln su her,
mtcr9eieetcn Yreiien.
@ummi neberihube bon ancn Sortcn
gu iebr biuieen Breiien.
Seltellte arbeit wirb gut ueriertiat
anb bas 9alien sarrantirt 9luSbclc>
rlin9en ,ueroeu oufs y'eite unS YuntliAS
Ite bciorQt 5err Sobn ). Vpidcn
,uiro cS ie6r freuen ietnen altercn &uuben
mas, b%eltellte glrbeit hetrff lit. beoiener Su
Oiirfen. German GoIden e. Gruoer,
NJ. 500 urt 81 Broad Strassc,
, 1876-04-27
@aussmdfler etc.
SQUIRE s.
@runoei9cntbum~Nue g. Aufticndre
ND. 917 8anf gtraBe.

8~trfauien @runttiide in her Gtaot unb
auf Dem &anrt, icppb! STentlib ais ptipat;
psrmieiben Sauier unp erlettiren Wistbe.
Gertsen lrfu1ben, 5ppptbcteW unb anbtrs Der
artiae ur'ft'ite Mrbeiten aus; belcrsen als
Nrtoriats. Nrteiten uno mahen @eibafte nit
Verfaufen bon , nieiben auf 8efBtbhmer uue
@erltpapicten untsr ren ainlieltenS 3 eeinaua.
gen. MIN b
, 1876-04-27
@esfsr 9anD.

SSRsPEC GMHDe
Gpeten empf useu per @6crncr r@eorae
8. arets", CAPT. Sertpe, elm. 4dbune beltln
,retpsn SanD unp au biaIstm Yreils, ~ taren
III mcin.In {, eer.Sauie.
go. 7, Strabe,
ipilten Via II uno Cars. gtenfaQs raalid
1900 8bl. ROCKLAND LINE per
IS. MeIsrYc."
Nobt. lBenbenburo.
Hihmpnb. &a., "a. Mpr,i, 1876. 10 b
, 1876-04-27
Dur6 Squire II. Gptt In, grunteissntbum Mssnttn iab
Auftipnare, 9 z Yant Stras..

NHFIIFNUFt,5 Z CuWt SltaBt.
Vrhat. Observation-Disclosures. 9anhereien. 5pl,. u.
~, eral.2dnp. tuitntitts unp untalt,pirtes Qanb. nabe
bel unb ~entierntsr ppn 9~titmrnb, Va -@S lou uns | Is
in nit eeaten in 9 rbintuns 81 t eten. Wsl3s pom pb
q II 3ah srtisn su taufsn mini6tn. Aac Nustai tie tn
getrtT e.islb A NE, ben senau urb pinttltd dnsn ben,n
welAs Plus unfit ~piinften ~sesebtl. gDtr taben ftbr
.ttle 9 iiden tanbeS rno ma DE tappt bicten erpes
DO tbele Denen, mel6s br Gslp ii6sr anlesen unb elnen
sut:n WsNiaHit samit er,tel Il MOL II.
Sduire & Goblin
@rNnbetssntpum @sen Ell uno ylnttipndre
nm b So. 9t7 8anf Straee.
, 1876-04-27

Gtn ell,fOltrlttger Oabn. Der 2eH
Sitp Nnsciacr idreitt: Gin breiidbri9cs
&ino bes Serru G9omas U. Glarf wuroe
ueu!ih, wdbreno ea i'm Soie lpieltc, pun
einem blutoiiritiacu Sabn anseialcu Eno
3u gosen acuorien Der linn oann eiui9e
8un> en- i'm Gelidte nit otm GAuabcl
bsibrudt,. Der Witbcrib piiroe sas
&ino uabrideinlid actDotei hubcn, penn
nid)t cine dltcre Sduel ter o:cIcm 5u Silfe
geeilt pa,e,
&ta9cuuf Scirotbs< M%nnuGiruno.
Su Der Cont Of Common Elcas in Seem
Dorf murOe Samlta Die lluteriuduna Der
&loaeiade SucluiQ Irieit'S se9eu Suite
Sounaan fortseicet. &lS Saupt;cuot fur
Die Ge tbetolaun9 ipuroe Der als oeutidtr
Oolmetlder an Yoli3eiaeri6t ain @iierz
MART anseitc0tc Sobn Wiorrilo on b racnls
men. 9tad Nb9obe GINGER Qusiaaen, Die
oas 3e"aulBlnocrcr b%eitdtiaten uno nid)ts
9teues entbleltcn. erfldrte oeri lbc, Srau
1rieit babe Inn gun a3eit, ais ibr Wiann
Dem Yoli;ciridter poraefibrt muroe. 9e-
ia9t, oaB lie $1,000 BON Jpn su iorbern
babe. Sr. Grielt babe ibm (oem i3eu<
aen) gcia9t, ct weroe ibr 500 9eben
ODER plclnebr ibr einen 9. ed)lel iiber
500 CUR Oeduns Der Sdulo ansltclen.
Di, Sunmc iei aber niAt b guilt nor
oer. ,ueoer in Boar uod III We1Icia.
Der 3eu9e belhrieb banu ME Gcenc i'm
3Ininer oes EoliseirihterS. uie Der Ser,
fibrer Dor ieinem Spier nieoerfniets uno
a%usrief: ySnaoc, Sulie, erbarme Did
metre,!" (untcr Der Nameu, melde 6rau
Irielt in ben @er;htsiaal b~egleitet bat
tc,. brad bel oer nidt Obne ld'auiplcle=
RIDES Talent 9eaebencn Oariteluus oes
a3euacn lebDafte Sciterfeit aus Ser
Yoli,eiridter babe ibm aeiaat. fir ocsar>
ti9e Scensu iei oaS 4riuat;inmsr ocS
Poli,eirihters nid,t Der aecisnete Srt.
@r (rer Oolnetl9er) babe oam Grieit
aefra9t, iparum ct lie &ld9erin nidt bet
rotbc. Do babe ct nit rer Srase geant-
portst: Wenn ib iie I'LL aber rid)t bei-
ratbcn min mas oann? barauf babe 9tidz
ter luxembourg niht nit Salaitru seant=
Uortet (Sur 2iebe fam tb bin nidt
5'uiu zen, ooA = Oas tiefe rDoa"-
ldent' i'd Dir Gle Sreibeit MIDI y i~onoeru
ct babe 9eiaat: 0tIen0no fam Sic our
Scratb 6sulu9en; oa sic aber Die &ldses
rim slS Sbre 6rau uoraeitcut Daben, 10
tOnuen sic nad ben @elesen oleleS
Stlats oa,u auaebaltel ,utrOeu, oieielbs
gu erndbren, uao miillcn su oielem BE-
bufc Valsldaft i~tellen. nWenn es ocnn
nitt an>ers it," babe 2rieit erwIoeIt.
nio weroe id in Den iau'm Apfel beiBen.
Abec es il, bart wirflid lebr bart!"
(@robcsE@eld1ter SeItens Der Damen.
>Ooarn babe Der Yoliseiriater ibnen ole
bel Der Grauuns iibliden Srascm poIse-
le9t; le antporteten iule es lid 9eb0rte.
mo Die Sereulonie wa, Dollbaht. 9tab
Der Erauuns fraate Grielt Den s3euscn,
OBJ ct mlpt elue Sciheinisung BON ibr
tefommcn t0an'. ooB Ct lid s,weisest
babe. lc gu ernabreu. d3suse babe er=
.uioert: Sie mill bon 5pncM gar nittS
babsu; iie peradtet Sic mo mill nibtS
bon Sbucn wllen. als bierauf 2rielt
leiae Neuoermdblte aufforoerte, nit inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is expected
to preach on tho common in Brooklyn, Conn, tomorrow
Senior Joseph White, the yiOlinSt, sails for
Europe to-day The public which he has so often de-
lighted will be glad learn that he is to return in Sep
tcmDer.
William Walter Phelps and wife sail for
Europe again to-day, brief visit for recreation and
health They crossed the once before This year.
but went further than ljvcrpool-rcturnmg thence
with sick friend, who had been OF their party.
The Boston Common Council passed reso-
Luton its last session petiiiOning Congress the git
of 20 cannon captured either in the Revolution OF the
war lSl2 to b. used in the erection OF monument
10 Thomas jefferson and John Adams, IN accordance
with the suggestion made in NJ. winthrop's Grafton
The story that MIR. Moody received $1,000
for his labors Augusta Ga is pronounced untrue by
The Chronicle and Seninei of tina! city 1t says Mt
Moody preached the gospel here, without money aud
with"nt price lie was an unpaid aborcr IN the vine
yard OF tie Lord lie did great good IN the city, ana has
been rewarded with SANDER
Mr.. Leonard Woods Richardson, who has
been elected Professor Modern Languages Trinity
College at Hartford Conn, great grandson OF the late
Rev Leonard Woods OF hndOyer Theological Seminary, u
grand nephow Of President Leonard Woods OF BOwdOin
College grandson Of the late President ThOmas Mather
Cotton smith OF New York and President Perry Of Ho
bart College Mr. Richardson has been tutor at Trim
ity Tor the past three years.
The Rev. DIR. Teitt contributes the following
to me Northern Border: " Mrs. Hayes whom we knew
In her grhood Lucy webb, educated at the IVES
leyau Female College at Cincinnati and is a consistent
member OF the Methodist Church, and Mr. Hayes is him
self regular attendant upon ts services There Is one
fact which We cannot iOrbear TO state. Though not a
professor Of religion so far as know he has always
maintained the beautiful habit OF reading the Scriptures
night and morning his family and after the chapter
is read they all knee down and repeat the Lords Prayer
as II they believed Gods providence and goodness for
guidance and protection. should he and his estimabe
wife have the fortune OF taking possession OF the White
House. we are morally certain that each day Will be
opened and closed In the same manner"
The following, which appeared III the Dakota
correspondence OF The Minneapolis Tribune year or
two ago Is made interesting by recent events This
Spring Gen Clusters golden curls have been sacrificed
he looks younger sodicrly although less poetcal
and tho coming reconnaissance will prove II he is shorn
OF his strength At present Gen Custer is "a years old
slender fair haired, blueeyed Ills wife. charm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
JnNcx 10 advertisements.

AMusEuFNTs-9M pdce-5tb ana 9Th columns
BANKISG AND FINANCIAIl-1H PCCc-3d column.
BASNiSG HOUSES AND BANilKRS-SM Pd0e-2 column.
BoLRn AND ..OoNs-9m Id0f-2d ana Sd columns
BUSINESS CHASCEs-Sh Pd0e-3d column
RTsINFss NOTIgFS-iM IGCe-lSJ column
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICEs-Sh Pdge-Sd column
DENTISTRY Oh IdCf-2d cOiumI
Dividend NOTICEs- SH Pdge-3d column. -
EUROPEAN ADvERTISEMENrs-Sh PdGe-6h column
9h Pdgc-1st column.
ENCURslONs-9h I0cc-6th column.
FIsANCIAI--stb PGOe-1st and 2d columns.
FURNITURE- SH PdGc-4th column.
HELP WANTED Oh PdGs-Gth c0lu.nn;
HOSES CARRIAGES .vc.-9M IaGc-2d column
HOUSES AND FARMS MANTED-6h Pd3e-oth COLUMN
Lex CEEAM-GH PQ0s-Gth column
IssTRr CTION-6h PdOe-ith and 9TH Columns
LECTURES AND MEETiNGs-9M IG0e-6th column
LEGAL NOTICEs-9H PGGS-2d column
MARBLE ArD SLATE MANTEIS-3d Pdge-Oth column.
MARRIAGES AND DEArHS-5h PGOs-Otn column -,
MIsCELLAYEors-9m ragged column; ION Pdge-otn
MTsIcII ISSTRUMHSTs-9h Vdos--Gth colrn %.
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PIOPos ALs-5h Id0e-6tE column. o.,
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column; COUSTEY-6h PaGe-Gth column
To EXCHANG.,--6H PGg6-6h cOldrin.
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SAFES BY AUCTION Sd Pd0c-6ih co. ulnn
SAVINGS BANks-sM Pd7e-2d and 81 columns
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9th columns. a., -,
srrANERs OCgAS-sh PG0e--3a and 4th columns
SUMMER REIREArS-9M PG0e-lih ana oth columns
IEACHERs-GN PnOf-5th cOlumn
THE TURF-JH Td0e-6th column.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
Ply NY OF RENLNIER.

IN view Of the effort on the part of some
leading Democrats in Congress to push through
the House q bill repeating tie resumption
clause OF the Act OF 1910, II may
not be amias to remind the Demo-
cratic members from NcwYork who
are counted on TO vote for the repeal that
they have been formally requested by their
own party in the Assembly in this
state, within the past six months, not
only to oppose the repeal OF the
resumption clause, bat 10 favor such lcglsla-
ton IA will give it full faith and force. 1t
may net have any weight or influence with
them, but it will perhaps interest them to
know that en- the 18th Of last February the
Hon. Hamilton Fish, jr, introduced IN the
Assembly, where they were passed with only
five Democratic vote, in the negative, the
following preamble and resolution
Whc-eas The commercial and industrial interests 81
tic country require settled steady and uniform rnar-
cal policy tie pari Of the Government and,
Whereas The public honor, credit; and safety Us well
ne the storatiou Of commercial confidence demand thai
this policy h gradual prudent steps toward the re-
sumption Of specie payments, .hal establish sound
and stable currency Lascd upon thc vOrds standard o.
coin and,
WLercae Toe act 81 C1nlTcs. approved Jan l.: 1875.
provide. foT ari raG-c. he Government t'a rcsuml
ton Of specie payment, tho LIST OF Jauuary 1873
therefore.
Rssored f the senate concur That orr senators and
Representatives in Congress bo requested T. oppose any
repeal ~ The SAID Resumption act Of Jan H. l071, ana
that the be- also requested to favor such further i'ga-
ton ~ may Zee needed to give iu faith aud force to the
pledge con. inci in said sc thereby to Insure The per
naueut restoration o. specie payments.
The Senate over which Lieut.-GOv. Dor
sheimer, who reported the st. Lonis platform,
presided, passed this resolution by unanimous
vote. Times have changed since then TO he
sure The Democratic party which then ap-
proved the resumption clause has since
solcmnly resolved that it ought to be repealed,
and il is now deemed necessary Ia put the
party in Congress on record on the subject.
Doubtless the Democrat representatives. from
this State will hasten 9. I'. The mark and
vote for repeal oar Co.,. rIr use in citing
the record is To show Il %. W.rrc they Sto3d
last February Not tlt /. vii make the
least difference in the .urid, bat only that
they may keep track of them. Ives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08

abIest-bodied of them all, and who in IAN
emergency can lead up 10 the polls many
voters many times, or wiring favorable results
from unfavorable returns. The temptation to
give these persons chance to do effective SER
vice for one party at the expense OF the whoie
people, offered to politicians who have been
educated to such methods, is very great. Ana
yet it might be well TO consider the posi-
blity of very much larger body OF voters
than these willing patriots can influence OF
control standing off contrasting the professions
of the party with its practice, and deciding 10
vote the other way on that very account IL
NAV not in the end be an advantage to gam
the effective workers at so great cost OF
undemonstrative votes. And here is MIR. Null
lett among the rest, late Supervising Architect
of the Treasury Department, whose CHASTITY
monuments disiigure the land while his mem
DRY is embalmed in deficiency bills without
number-aGd he wants to get back into place
where he can help III the election" 1t Is
said he is sure OF being appointed tn his old
place. Mr.. Potter, who holds that position now,
though an excellent officer, thoroughly compe-
tent and qualified. and of undoubtcd integrity,
lacks the disposition to use the place rs 1t can
course Mr.. Potter is 20 90 ont and Mr. Mullctt
is to come in. All tn strengthen the party
Against this whole business We take leave to
utter wcrd Of warning. The men who nave
taken upon themselves the responsibility OF
CONDUCTING the campaign in behalf OF the lie
publican candidates have used their 0pportu-
mites for observation to a very poor purpose,
If they have rot learned by this time that the
party is stronger with the people by the alb
sence of just such effective workers as those
we have referred 10, and that their effective
work mus; cost the party much morc III actual
votes as well Us in moral support than 1t can
be worth. The party is in position to-day
where it must depend upon its ability to COM
mand the confidence Of the people, and not
upon the intngUcs Of the managers or the zeal
of the paccmcn II must live mp to It's pro-
fcssions That is its only salvation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Hendricks WAS one of the few United
STATES Senators who voted against tic Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitution on their hnll
ssaSe.-tUtica Herald tRepJ
The nomination of Tildcn has called out a
considerable number Of Biblical quotations. somehow
or other we rave always felt the Democratic party
and Scripture should 20 together Louisville Ledger
(Dem.l
Senator Booth having declined to run for
Vice President the ticket with Peter Cooper tlc
CrceablCk Committee ia IN search OF candidate 20
put III his place Why not take sam
Times tludD
The names of the Hon. A. b. Cornell, the
Hon Theodore NJ. PomerOy, and the Hon. stewart l..
Wooisyrd are mentioned candidates for Governor OIL
the Empire State. But this is great year for the man
who Is not mcntOned.-fO ydensburg journal (RepD
We can name hundred individuals of the
hheJt character in the Democratic party who have no
expcC tatOn whatever that Tdcn can carry New OH
or will he elected TO the Presidency The wish, too iaB
To the thouy for they know him 10 be unworthy, ana
that in his aspirations h. relies solely upon corrupt ana
fraudulent mCans.-lSyIacuse Journal phep)
In .his State Mr.. T'ilden was the choice OF q
large majority OF Democrats. some thought Hancock
more available man, and SOME thought Parker better
shifted 10 play the role that Gov. Hayes played III the
Pruubli.;n party But Tildcu was tie hrst choice ana
thc c,uragc shown in his nomination Inspires enthu>l
asD DISPATCHES in from all quarters representing
tne Democracy jubilant over the resuit-San FRAN
cisco Cal Iut)