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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
RACE A~MiLGAMATION.
Its Prohibition by the state Law {,
be Tested In the Federal Court.

Its Prohibition by the State Law 20
be Tested In Ia Federal Court.
Nashville American, 49,
A test of the Civil Rights bill is to be
made in the Federal Court within the
next Jew days. Levi Mallory, colored.
and Ada Frazier, white, we're indicted
before the Davidson county Criminal
Court for intermarriage in violation Of
Section IA Of Article Il of the Constitu-
ton, which says:
1.-THE ntermarriage Of white persons
with negroes, mulattoes, or persons OF
mixed blood, descended from a negro to
the third generation, inclusive, of their
living together as man and wife, in this
State, is prohibited. The Legislature
shall enforce this section by appropriate
legislation"
In accordance with this section, an
act was passed by the Legislature in
1870, making such intermarriage a
felony, and the penalty imprisonment in
the penitentiary for not less than enc mol
more than Eve years. The court may,
in the event of q conviction, on the re
commentator Of the jury, however, sub
stitute in lieu Of punishment in the p0ni'
Tertiary, Gue and imprisonment in the
county Jail.
A petition in the above case for its re,
moval to the Federal Court having been
granted, 1t ia taken before the Fedora.
Court under the Civil Rights law, defend
anita claiming that it authorizes the inter
marriage Of whites and blacks a. q civi
right to which they claim TO be entitled
AS this is the first time such a question
has been raised in the Federal Court
the case will attract q good deal Of at
t%ention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
A SOullcss Cooperation InterFated
ia the souls or kts Employees.


Knoxville 1ribune.l
At a recent meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Hast Tennessee, virginia
AMI Georgia Railroad Company some
discussion ensued as to the propriety Of
disseminating the running of trains on
Sunday, and the following was offered,
having that end in view;
Whereas, The people Of the United
States recognize the Sabbath as a day. of
rest, and the command to every one is
remember the Sabbath day to keep it
holy therefore, recognizing this COM
mand upon us, as stockholders Of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company, we do eAgnestly
recommend anG eDiOil upon the officers
Of this road Ia suspend the running Of
the daily Sabbath trains, at least foI
twelve hours, if connecting roads will
concur, in order that TIE employees o.
said road may have the privilege and
opportunity 10 attend the preaching Of
reading Of Gods word upon the Lords
day, hat they may accept the invitation,
Believe ip the Lord Jesus Christ and
thou shalt be saved" therefore.
Resolved, That we, az stockholders, d.
hereby request our President and Super
~intendept 10 carry out the intent Of thii
preamble by comforting with adjoining
roads to suspend The running of The
daily trains upon the Lords day.
The convention then adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
rnrtrnina pnIntoh

By 7. J. Merritt from life or small pic.
lures. This is his fourth year, and be
leaves it With the citizens to examine tAe
many pictures painted By him and now
in every n~eighborhood in the city, be-
lieving that when seep they will bring
him new orders. Studio at 1856 Main
street, third door south Of Craig's seed
store. 38t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
Priee, TWenIy.hve Oehts.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

ONA, HUNDRED AND FIFTH EDITION.
Containing { complete list Of all the own IN
the United States, the Territories anu me iu
Srsatsr than 5000 according to the last census.
together with the nance Of the neWs annB Gi
having the largest local circulation ton 70 os s@ nsa 81
naners which arc recommended to advertisers
as giving greatest value in proportion 70
prices charged. Also, al the n%sTSpaper ov IN
Nm comics each issue. Also. all tn ReliRisus,
Agricultural, Scientific and Mechanical. Med
zeal. Masonic, Juvenile, Educational Com.
;ng Musical. Fashion, and Sther special class
i iogSiin MI',V very Complete lists. TOsether with
q complete list Of over 800 German papers
printed in the United states. also, =" 800
upoR advertising; many tables Of rates, snow
ne the cost Of advertising in various newspa-
pers, and everything which a beginner IN ad'
Yertising would Ike to k4oT <, n HsdTeso
01A5dkw HPark Row, New YoLk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
TEAS; TEAS
A large stock,
A Gae assortment
The lowest figures,
JAS. SMITH 4 co.,
22O Main stEeet,

COMMISSION merchants filling orders
for thsir country custoRers Will and 1t
to their interest to examine the stock of
saddles, harness, collars, etc, Of Fergu.
son & Co., 1901 Second street. They
make special inducements. Cal and
Gee them. BT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

The carhonissd skeletons of two men
have lately been unearthed at P%ompeii,
Among the things found near by we're
eight rings, six pieces Of geld, two pairs
Of earrings, one single ear ring, two
large agmIets, each ornamented with
thirteen pairs Of half globes, and three
hundred aud twenty-five pieces Of silver
money. 1t is thought they vert thieves
burned ~ the falling mud from the vol
osno, while making OF With the spoill
Of houses ~ransackOd during the cOniu
sieu,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Two THOUSAND pounds Of fresh Reel.
foot lake perch at Zoe per pound at
Victor D. Fuchs depot, Al Jefferson
street. Call and get g supply for Friday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

JUsT received, by c. Quentel & Son, a
shipment direct of imported Pilsner
lager beer, on tap Try it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
CONVERSE's BILLIARD ROOM,
81 SOHth Court st.
Tables lately reitted with new cloth
cnshinns and new balls. 60

DIRECT importation Of Pilsner lager
beer on tap. Just received by G. Qden
tel & Son. Try it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
Herman Care,

Bark Place saloon, No. 81 North Court
street, Gets a 6ue luuch at 10 o'clock
every morning. Centennial champagne
$3.50 per basket. AZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

HAVING reduced the prices Of our hats,
we will sell cheaper than they ca be
bought elsewhere. [64] LEIDY & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
SOMETHING NEW IN
CARPETS,
FURNITURE,
HRYSON' G. CAMP.

The Alligator stove for coal, and the
Occidental for wood-the best cooking
stoves ever inventei-for sale by John B
Ford, No. 1913 Poplar. 2lt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
KOscher WuTst.
III. Seessel, Sr., d Son.
40 Cor. Jefferson a. second.

SID Cooks Peabody Billiard room is
visited by all citizens. SS.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
Fresh she'll oysters received
daily by Felix, 202 Front, POI

Just Received by Express.
Reeltoot perch, fresh oysters, game.
celery, ETC., at Signaigo & Co.'S, 27S Sec
ord street, opposite Court Square. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
PROFESSIONAL
SURGERY.
PRACTICAL SURGERY.

nR. ]. A. cLOPT0N, OF HuNIsvILLE.
wears made surgery a specially, and per-
formed tho most difficult. operations in sur.
gerry, has ior a number of years given more
estcial attention {, the treatment Of flles'
FistuIa, Rtrs"Iur~s, GunlOrs, ulcers'
Diseases Of the Eye, etc and guarantees PSF.
knife, or the BARBA EcRi %, under, the
torture Of which one Of the pi hnent judges
OF this city had a brother. in-Iaw to be para
lyaed and die. Two Of tho brothers.in-law
have since been Dr.. Olopton's ,patiens-one
in 1852 and tho other in 1876, and perfectly 70
iieyed. DR.. g. has lever lost a patient nor
had The slightest accident TO happen Every
thing necessary 70 oNrs tho worst cases q
piles is dsne in less than @ao ., Amu,s ana
Inc patient may return home immediateiy.
Not one 10 ten are confined 70 their beqs', WIS
X s%tOpping at the WORKMAN House; NJ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Gabe Klein, agent for MOx-
ler's safe aud Lock Company.
Office, No. I75 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn. 46
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

In the LEDGER job office can be found
competent, skillful md tasteful printers
who a give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job Of printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Louis WOeller's Saloon,
RESTAURANT AND BoARDING-HoUsE,
Corner Main and Gsyoso eta
Day board per week, a.
Twenty-one tickets for a 50.
Lunch every morning from 10 to IL
Fresh oysters received daily.
"a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
New mixed Pickles,
New Goldfish.
Shaker Preserves.
G. r. Ryan & Co.
38-t 347 Main st

C. QuENrEL 4 SoY are receiving daily
the finest Of Norfolk oysters, which they
offer for sale at Wholesale and retail, at
reasonable rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Go 10 II. Esch for reliable
cigars, 27O Second e., opPO-
site Court Square, 217 Main
ST., WOrshap6 HOUse. 21'T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Marbleized ana enameIed
iron mantels and CRATES, with
or without patent basket.
--latest styles atIOw prices.
II. WETTER 81 CO.,
$50 eod.T 334 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
THE GREAT BOSS

OF ali the Bosses is undoubtedly the boss
cigar for q nickel.
FRANK g. DESSAUER'S,
36.t 2OG Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

C,oR POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, cARpS,
N Circulars, etc., gotten up with the latest
style Of types on on superior Isner ~ BUY
desired color, 60 10 the LeuseNtVmeeiahN VA
anime stock.And prieeE'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express at Victor D
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
THE CITY
MEMPHIS

ThursdaT Evsning oct 10, 1870
, 1876-11-06
ABOUT TOWN.


Thc Rcnubl,rans OF thu Fourteenth Ward,
I'm, =, AIMS ri, .ustn,p ~ n.,l,,in,r n n,nss
@teo'u'S ~ e.',.t..'',.st, "s II,u1 u, ,1r, >In-
Mcetn!E ~ o'eu1uicens' ita''t ~" 1T ~.
walkcc avcNuc, tue suhuny pfeV'ola 10 elec'
tiuu. met Yesterday afternoon III considerable
,,,,,,hcr md were ot,ite enthusiastic band
~ ,,,tt, ,,os ,r u,,n,,,ln,re and tho n,ectjn,.
-. w., manaI ,'rss toM ,,v.r H~ Mr. nnsm,. Stcechcs
Maa pseei1uuu -, wv I,.s viii. XIII; mmwaril Iti,n
.,,.,,,stas weie a.u nst ttlnr.' Thc n,rtinv MI
.;,t ti,rn, ,",rs for S{;ij.e I,I1,,t,n.
Ivy !o.lISu I,,.1s w" '''N" e"~>'1
Aoo oa'.. ,I,.,, ,or,pu,.vur e,,cr,v,sous
vi, r,...t'.. auo ,o ".s,;,I,t tI,t thlr ,r,u.rcr
" ,,,. ~ ,si ~, univ tnr ,iv"rv IN tin
IeEm} ..,,oS s'nta. 1,;s.-rt t,Mr, z,,.,is nj ii
" tau oI;ts" III ."',o,,, i".tc,I ~ i ~ M "a
oeloSh t..'s .,.s'"o% au.v,' ''e$" ~ - '
WSsaoa D. ,''..'. ~ srx -, m ro cov.;urss
,sG.a-.I,, ta,tio fs,,nr H.. Wrs,.s" Ir7,
Ha..I ~. .,,,sr,,.s ~ ,:r',,,a,iu
uate ,of .cuestWn ~ - n natrssnI i ~. W,
i9,s.es' ~, ,h'rrrn snstiyi,,r n1unt,r
"neutssao snpuc'Ees T. siHiSNfs IT,, ~" t,4as %'o"s
o.i!si sn; ~. le tt",r 1,nst.r i fb.t III. i,iv
h..on!. ,,, s".v ~ o ra,HiH ~ t,nr.a,, n,,'i III.
ua 1ur mahs ,.,,ta ,,',i ~ H.,r'';1',,, NIL
IVY 3oMuEest s'n. n,'",.,',o1t ,;.nm,",,sl =.
toi. naHs, ~ ns,ne v.'sTe", ,,,i i mIttar o,I
y nHA'toa0 4a'iEIn EinS, III. W,,,in,'nt =, ~
I0lohel " tho PAtsl ATss1!eM. WI
DHvts ts neither q "maskGr' nor "te"ret,
unzlcr" tlc Is natise ot AiassnSlusct:st ~ N'sa
l3A has1i urran u mol my highcr ttiah tAe Gsef
aEe: TIC Cola'iel regrets tnat ~ ea,'tnt nIss
It pLaleA t!u"h 70 meet Tue "is!!es W snnse. ~
clutll!'g Carter H., WHO thahk1t more eleYn1eo
lhuu It slluuld ae.
nuT1AuKous ATTACKS on j. y. GLouGM'.
, 1876-11-06
NIOSDY,

Special Dttpasch to The tribune.
PuILAbELrulA, Nov. a.-Dcnocrats have
hccn making, In the soutt, particularly, constant
and vlrulent attacks on Col. Mostly. They rep
resent him rs hired agent Of the Admiuistra-
tion, pud enlcavor to excite hostility against
him as q descrtcr from the Confederacy. lie
las written In reply to Que Of these charges thu
following letter, which needs to further ex-
plunntton:
WAnnEx1ox. Hn., Nov. Cod .laH1ts D..
0'.Stdt-nEAn ssR; have mat received your let.
cratic orator In Philadelphia had etatcd lint Gen.
Grant hud appointed INT tu sou.c office. n,ts glad
that yon dcNounce The statement Us a lie. It
originated with the Tllden Bureau, md wiz pro-
nouNcpd by nc to he fu!te In letter publ!shcd
stycraI weeks ago. TIley stl continue t0 Circulate
This md other lies about me. ! hA,c never 70.
ccvca III my shape the sltsltest ayur nr bcnrt 81
though wns hIs cordial supporter, Title few Con-.
frdernses hi 1,nb appointed 10 Utilize " thu South
were loynl to the Government during the Warns
Ttldct and arc much ni1ro - now. All unable
to account for the fcrueity with which have been
puerueA ty tue Tl1den orgnn-,. unicss II
he that thuy link their canhldnte Inns a
Claim upon mo for rny support on nesount g a Me
hin. turing That aa1appy period nAfn rds .fyM-
Inc 10 oreTfhro,t Mt iorfrnmtnf 0f ne Union.
Hut for the ndvec Of such In tlu North ~ TIL
den the South nryrr would have plunged Into q
dlsuatrUns wnr. and
Launched her fortunes on that pcradious bark,
lsuiIt in tho ec1pta and E!gEed with cursgs dark
In hustc, very truly. JonN $. Mosnf.
The foregoing letter wns received by gem
tlcn1an Ii this Gity to-day.
, 1876-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN gLHyEFrn.1iouN CONVERSION.


Special Nspdtch 10 The Tribune. ..
AKRON, u, Suv. 5.-Louts Miller, President
OF the agricultural works Of c. Aultman & Co.,
at Canton, O., and President Of the Akron Iron
Company, and superintendent of the large
mower and 1esrcr works ri Ault,nan, Miller T.
Co., Akron, Inns declared for Hayes anil Wheeler.
Mr.. Miller Is Republican, but has differed with
the Republican pnrty on It's financial policy, aud
Ind intended voting for Copper, but tho other
issues which have bccn thrown into the canvass
have CAUSED hin to take this step. believing 1t
to he unsafe ut this time to do anything that
would place the control Of the Government In
the harls uf the Democrats, to 1e controlled BY
the people OF tho States lately In rebellion
against thu lawiuily-const!tutcd authorities OF
the tIatlon. ThIs llIakcs tho prominent business
men OF Akron nearly unit for Hayes.
TOLEDO.
Saectal pispoleh to 18e Tribune.
TOLEDO, o., St,v. 4.-Tha Republicans VI this
city had must ,mnosing demonstration hers
to-ulglt, With z, ,bo0 torches tn line. The fcellng
III this section is unusually good, and the
majority for Haycs Will grcatly exceed that OF
the Sthir ticket IN The October election. The
Gseenbnck party, which pOllcd 1,au vates tn
October In this Congressional District, is
thought to hnve nearly melted away, aud will
nut uiake much Ut a show.
KASRAg.
Special Dispatch TO 1ns 1ibrns
IEAyEyNOHrIi, halI., Nur. 5.-lue campaign
in ttlls State ss about closing. The Republicans
will elect three Congrcss,ncu As aSaiuss two last
efGettut,,
, 1876-11-06
A PARALLEL.

10 tas Editor Of The Tribune.
RocKro,sT, Ind, Nov. al think you say
that Judge McA1listcr's declaration. VI have
made up my mind that this tnan ought not to be
convicted of murder" is without parallel. You
a,c mistaken, There Is O parallel Tor Il, ind
Chicago furnished 1t. Charley O'Maliry, or Is
he called himself Churicss OMAHA, who used to
run 'sCoort Mt the north end OF Clark-strcet
brldge, is thr authur of Il. In n case against
vessel Captain, when the defendant tlesircd to
introduce testimony III bis own behalf, Charley
cxrlal1ne1, "lIowll yur tungue, sur! med up
Inc mind about this case before l KEN into
ccOtt at all." ....--
Never say McAlt!stcr's declaration y impair
alleled. TiMlT1 KHAN.
, 1876-11-06

Spectol D.patch to TIE Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. c., SUy. 5.-Gcn. Thomas
tJorlan, who was Chief Of Stall to Gen. Bcaurc-
gnrd during the Rebellion, passed through hers
Tonight from Vlrsinia, where hc is temporarily
engaged In mining operations, 10 Sew York,
Wlicrc hc resides, ~ vote for T.llen.
ELEVEN MEN.
The detachment af tho United States army
stationed ut Petersburg, to which iuy. Kctnprr,
Of Virginia, refers in his inrcsIllisr proclall'n-
ton which practically ineltrs virginia Demo
aid ten ,uru. Thu life Of the Republican cpn-
tlh,ate for Congress has hccn threatened In that
district, md serloua disturbances llayc recently
occurred there. Tlse United States Marshal h:,s
and las simply taken tho prccauttun to huvr n
lew REPRESENTATIVES af national authority stu
tioued tncrc III order tina, thcy may bc used usl-
der Attosncy cyIicneral Tant'e letter ct instIuc-
pFe uc0lc0,
, 1876-11-06
Nasty.

MR.. Nasty Is OWEN CHAnUE or TILE SOUTH
EAN EulTOnlAL uUnEAu foA ONE DAY,
AND, AS usuAL MAKES NubnLE or If
THE TEKAIBLR HEsuLT.
7uieaa Nfair,
CoSpnpnrr N.RoADz t~ici Is IN TIE s7ATE
Nv kgkTucKY), OCT. -, l510.-'Tlie EdilorlAl
purow run by .hr t;tcat Rrforsner, T!dcn, IN
Moo York, wlch furnishes rcddy-Hade rdttoviAls
To Dlmckratlc cdt0ra, Is one NV the most bcnet'-
cent llees Nv thv age. 1t 10 well to hey Tho
Dlmccratic presA furnished with it, articles
rc,lly ,nade,-ls becox tllcr ought to bc sot'e
intclick Into eln; alMi, I'd, bcets without ono
cotu,nol1 fount VI inspiration, In q party undo
up uy slcl diverse vxs u uurs, tl.cs woodent
hv that yoonaa!mity %icl Is desirable.
It Is Il rlcscnt thing for Dfmekratlc editor
saves wurk, u.u Lcsities l.u alluz kn0ws he Ia
suyin ihp right thlng liunce ! hara nlluz up
nr;yel Nv iAu Sun York Hurow, md was ae-
Iitutl when unotrr wux put fn operashun In
Thc Manager Nv the l.oolsyllle Durow. Is a,l
old friend Nv m!ne, md last week When Wuz
ia that u,ty, to see about Aittth 1H Our ketorai'
ers wirA art 10 vote III ln1ruly, latlu NY leu.
quarters in llis tills. liz WIZ called away to be
'g,,us DAY while wuz there, uul hS des!tvd "
soo1uetl the tAsk, for hevn looked " tue n'Keri
POSTMASTER At thu Corners thu uay LEFT, iSlt
that eoO.lltle do too Nutli Tor llldeh aha ito'
Iesnl. l..
ii know | Kin trust yoo. ,Sasby," seN he.
man vi Intelligence. You Will lind likkcr euuif
III that din;ijoa to lust yuu till ! return"
And then lle stAt out tor thu printed sheets
w editorial matter, wleh wuE to 10 zen sent ntlt
that duy, and c{plalncd e1n to nc. This iSs
wuz to 81 to thu Northeast, that to tho North.
west, t0ii.cr to the 6uutli, aud 10 ou, md, r.
MarLin that eterual vigilance 10 tho prics ol
pust-D!llses, went lila way,
|. AlluX cntI!tAeNc1 Enrk with drink, ana
n,idin tile llkkcr ruthcr better t!ian tint We gl
Ut tbs Coruers fltldun i9nt sctalup ILLS 0tlteers)
! tuok two or three et Hll appetizer, aud tlel
Two or threu .lors to satisfy lny, appeaIte.
Tlhngs tu,nlcd.ltlY us3uoHseu ruse-coloroo
, 1876-11-06

which he thinka, being p.b'lshod at 10 latc an
hour, cou'd not be- contrallctcd, ard tn that
manner net The votes of honest, nntlhnktn0
men, who arc not acquainted with the character
oi tnan who ta,i he IL llcpuhli.ni,t Dcin,crat,
or a Peoples pnrty mnn, IL ean the position Ut
sAeHn' to which he haa 50 long s'E''fES, F. Eo,,,ss.
wAnHrso FROM MILWAUKEE.
10 ths Edi.or. af The Jf4e1.ns.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 4.-~For tl!o information of
DcMtHratfe rcpeatcIs and ballot.tGx stn'ieFFl
who mny think that thts COUNTY will be good
field for tl'enl u ply their vocation in, will say
that every prtcillst hns been thoroughly ca1i-
vassc.l BY Skilled and competent cauyasscrs,
and al necessary n5ceautfon taken to haye M an
honest elest'en r. th's ssua'y. would there ,,
anc themselves to the City Ut Cltrago, for q
trip to tils city tnny. end In receiving term In
the Pcnttenstary. Very M truly yoaYrs. ,,uor
"TllE LANarAoE Or coSanEss."
and votor of ti,is @ die ;tl,c Third) Gonarcssionai
District, was not a little pleased at THE TRin-
uNE's expose Of the T;,ae,' lies b reference 10
Mr.. Brcntano, our popular candidate for Con-
EIess, Without WASTING wor;ls 20, on Lo Moyne,
will get but handful OF votes there, nl10w me
to add . word 70 your very tIrst remarks in re-
fhs ssstss If! II; nrsntano saqne: aaa;s;. I.
III AAuACHCE III luC VI cNttE ~
sheer nUnscnse, and has no foundation. THE
TRIBUNE, In It's rcinarka untlcr tho head Ut
:" The Third Congressional District neglected
to mention that Mr.. Brcntano had addressed an
Immense and enthusiastic audience tn Wnnke-
ra1 u., lie addressed uH. too. lu !" tic language
of Congress-" and In such good, plain Engl(sl',
that he was cheered anf applaudea to the ecu
by an audicnce composed largely Of Americans
dies, And our German fellow-cittzens wcrc
there, too, both ladies mud gentlemen, In good
| " nntnbcrs. Mr. Drcntanos speech on tlss GO
ti.siun wa pronounced one Of the strongest and
best Of the campaign IN Lake County, and, As :
Storey cails title language oi Congress" !" / vii
say that suct lame ducks as Ed Denn!s. ~ Left
FGotcd " Ila,nes, "Oll nod,' au other Demo
cratic birds, are getting black tn the face ove'
Waukegan. II our next Congress IL composed
wholly Of Drcntanos, the "War" is forever
! oyer. Yours, ctc., JusKs.
, 1876-11-06
TlII)lGN.

DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS OF HIM AEF0NE AID
SINCE lie wAs NoNISATEn-lIls ADMiSIsTIA-
TON WOULD He THE No6T CORRUPT ONE EVEN
Known IN HISTORY.
The Albany E'rtni'a T4nts, atanch Demo
crattc newspaper, pablishrd Mt the Capital OF
New York, where Tildon has spcnt consider
able portion Of his lie, eaid:
Supreme selashneHs, anl co1d, unscrupnlons,
cunning nature, arc ls narknd cllnractctistics.
Thu Intensity u lila selashnes~ has never been ~:
ifc and lie seems 10 Le as destitute uf magnetism
Or emotion tn a mummy. Having devoted the
earlier roron u !s NE to ~ stuay of ths aIt *
Ct, put, mIliIons In ~ purse: WlMu he ie!t ~.
socatcs was inevitable, hc itastencl 10 prulnots
thnt result VII doubt hlr capacity OF eAct ~ snc-
crsriuly lead ,lIe DcY,osfatc nrsy 81 ~ Emp,5e
reIiRbo public oli!cur IL la!FnbF. liz ~ ncltncs
prompt, HOT trunk, nor generous. nor hsfceaolc.
itp Tn5n teaIiy pecks seh eandn,r. Is to 10y that
they usc nsllttcl to salcct President.
Tic Chicago TIsnY, thu independent Demo
cratlc organ ot the Northwest, said:
Tden aa lsatsks eonIiusd Tpla hs tfaao
marx ot dsos'y at ~ ESctofn wv
we,th Of Ills ohio Ri,ur. For rildcn " swallow
IltnlFieks and sfyiye y az irabS sr 1Ss. .t.
viyc is IN imaginable possihllty st't fcr I!ldo''
and hendricks to swallow cacll other and survive,
wv vt ysie se rs: pr s9nSs es T SS,
,nnrr ~ Seu. York CITY. sald;
,,.,, ,vhn Inn ,,.a,t M 1nrciy In railroads, and
prontc,l 70 larguly by them, III, not 10 tru4tcd -
i rnudItlulr, fNp losses hayU been 100 frlshttul
unnT thu uno liAnl, unti The private Ealllh too
Horuol,s On Tho tthcf, to mike auy Hlnn idsn1ned
ns III. IilJr ii with yailroaus, tho prupur coNal-
dutu for rrcs!drn. Of tho G,l!tcd siae*. We *ess
slHp1y 10 ay0ld tie defeat VI tho DeMocf9tc Party
In November next BY using AIl lalr an,a huhofa1te
msa'!. .s to prevent aa "n"'se 'nol0'na''o" as e'
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