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New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
Galc5 bD Autilon.

A. MERwIN, Auciioneer
10y BANGS, MEkWlN * Co, 600 broadway,
- near -t.-Nays of Bo0ss. WoF.s 0 Art sc. &C.
WEDNESDAY. I,b. -. A valuable IHhOIOdACAL
LIBRARY.
NOTICF.-E. 4. LAWRENGE 81 Co. Auc-
iiouetrs. viii cell az The iXchang S1esrooa, hIo@l
way r fSUfi, 1t1 Nncl. H. ~ X ocl'cS ~, ~,
sf - collect .uf retain al W arinPe wieh rs sciHr TT
tue an stSstS oi MO ihah ave ".S
brqru crrty ana isnraf nyrrf ly TIE t'Tpia
on For fun information 80 The q i"rofi cope" i"t
liz nj No lii, = Il VAL.
si'' ~ W. N' ~ Jtt'lF !. Wf~TTRVELT
HENRY T. GldOCE.
CO.Ili Of DOCKS.
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Real gsiate Go Gxthanse,

EXCHANGE for GOOD FARM or country resi-
Ia dencs desirable Brewn atone dwelling Oupied by
swaer Brooklyn convenient 70 ferries
esd cars J. o. HOYT. III Broadway.
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i.s.) EAST 57TH- -ST-TWO lar,e ROOMS,
~ THREE HALL ROOMS Ia LET. with board ref
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

CTUTTERING,--U.s.S 8. .STAMMERING INSTI-
yUTB % s.rfsoss wsisn noar,a a "a ED fof o,cu,ss
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

20 EAST 2OTii-ST.- wo FRONT ROOMS,
'eD suitable for two gentlemen. Third hoor br AZ
not. n 4 sFirrd ; r.ncr-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
Dipioeno Notiees.

NOTICE.-The Coupons due 1st of June and
IN lat December 1878 Of the New York and Er1s hs
road Company 9TH Mortgage Bonds WI ee e&sno' o" b
"'n ~ ""' "'-'" ~ ~ MXTfL1ND PHELPS q Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
Gitndtions fOante0--females.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THt
UPTOWN OFFICES No. t,..jS broadway, cor. Thirty
trsi St or SO~ West Twenty -thri.st. Eighth ave.
100 Third ave, Forty seventh &C.; at The HAhLEs
OPFICE No. 2..Si 1hirtayc, one huBdrestaut
twenty fourth-t tHacm Savings Bank BuingJ up to p
IN. n regular Office rafes.
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Eerinres ano 0leetlnas.

YCEUM LECTURE.-J. III. HARTZALL,
H. Of Minletown. Conn will give his loDular lecture
"OPPORTU at Unity chapel l2sth 81 aud Ath-
ave. THIS CWEDNESDAYb EVENING. Seats free The
public invited.
'INHE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS, ORTHODOXY
NH hold SERIES OF religious meetings IN their Ne ting:
House THsnueth ST, Of rhriayr beginning TIL
DAY. I'D inst, at O'Clock m, and eoniinnpyp p m az
and evenings Ia until further notice. kOBERr w.
DOUGLASS. ELIZABETH +. COMSToCK, THOMAS
other ministers expected The pa5iic are
eGriiaily invited.
vI,HE fourth animal meeting of the STATE
Il CHARITIES AID ASSOCIATION viii be held az Ma
sonic Hall. Sixth and Twenty thiris st. THURSDAY.
clock. Mr.. Charles Ofonor has kindly con
u preside well enough Annual reports read by MI
Address by sir Joseph H. choaie Ilckets
be obtanesi r. p Dutton CO.. 7l3 BroaiwaJi
ID Van Nostra ~ ST rPay ST. East Twentieti-st and a.
Masonic Han the evening of the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
6orses ano farms Wants0.

DEAL ESTATE.
H WANTED o tirce story high stocp HOUSE. IN good
location wdb between 4Sth and 10Th ss from "a
4hsves and from 3sth 5sthsts from 9Th TO saves
owners need only 70 address p. g.. Tribune ONCE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

In addition to running q letter bureau
aud sending out Autographs and stereotvne
plates, the Tammany boys have instituted
2 regular system of sham pool selling in
New York for the purpose of infiuencing
men who want to vote on the strong eide'
and who regard the bets at the pools "a in
dicating which side that is. Here ia a
specimen of this sort of sham betting taken
from Tilden organ:
Especial dispatch to the Courier. Journal
New YORK, October 27.-Pools were soId
here tonight with the odds in favor of Til
den of 500 to $50 on the general result
and 500 to $40 on New York State.
Similar dispatches are sent out regularly
to the Tilden dailies. The bets are made In
this manner: Ten or twenty Tammsny gam
blers go to the pool-rooms, and, amid a
great deal of Peter Funk auction excite
ment, make bets with each other, with odds
in favor of Tilden of 800 to $50 on the
general result, and 500 to $40 on New
1Ork.' The bets are all deception, EOaucb
pets are made, for the pretended Hayes
better is really q Tammany boy. who takes
this method of working for filden. Tho
entire wager is fraud, done for effect on
Ignorant visitors who chance to dron in.
Doring the day these same betters NAV be
Ioond at the mock-auction rooms in the
bowery. making high cham bids on brsss
watches and copper finger rings, The bets
ana the bids are both designed to entran
ignorant bystanders.-Louisyik Commer.
cial. o'"'"'''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

IS Dbl. rico ,s7 sks rough rice SO bbls oranges end

l,6 bbs rice 367 sks roush rice SO bbls oranges snd
Observation-Disclosures H Durfee-724 bae'
COTTON JJ9 sks cotton axed and sundres .,
Observation-Disclosures Colonel Kouns--S's
bale: cotsep sS Ses oil snS bale.
cotton 50 Sfs cotton saed sks seed cotton IIo ~
rough rice IS hhds sugar 26 bbs mo'assss ana sun
observation-disclosures Kate-2ss7 bales cotton
1876 SKIS cotton seed and sundriee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fleta-lo hhds Oh
gar Is bbls m0lssses and sundres
UPPER COAST--Steamer Mary Ida-S' Dds OF
mOlasses l56 skis rough rice and sundife"
HOUMAS Steamer Blue wing NO
3-5 hhds sugar IS bills m0asses 1884 sks rough rlce
and sundr1os
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
CAJRO-Steamer James Howard 1870 bales cot
ton 43l SKIS cotton seed 4s8 sks corn 1910 ske Dram
40 AXIS 347 bales hAy ~ bbls pork 70 bbls mo-
lssses 1855 bbl: hour "a cks bacon hid tooscoo
ALEX ANDRIA-Steauer Belle Rowland-sn bales
cotton and sundres
LOWER COAST-Stesmer Iaabel-3O hhde sugar
u bbls molasses 36 SKIS rough rice and snndrtes
LOWER COASr-Stssmer W alOOn- Is bbs molas-
ses 2! bbls rice 3sl SKIS rough rice ard snndIies
ton 778l sks cotton seed SO bbls oil and sundr,es
LOWER COAST--steAmer Wawenocx--s3l sks
YAzOO RIvKR-Steamer Catholicism bales
,tton 1899 sks cotton seed and sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer HamiltOn-8l3
SKIS r0ush rice and sundri:s
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, st LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD. October 30-3067 bales cotton 1914 pcs meat
in bulk 10 ties hams Is ties lard Is bbs lard and
sundries
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October 3O-lIS7 bales cotton sks cotton 1o7 hhcs
sugar IS bbls m0i&sses l07 sks rough rice SA2 sks
oats and sundries
October 29-l74 bales cotton sks AGED cotton ls6
SKIS rough noe ~ hhds sugar "A bbls moiasses POL
head cattle and sundres
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. o.
Hnn M hale tfpr h do tina
whisky l0s kegs lard 1912 pee meat in bulk and
sundr ~
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. o.
tober 30 go bbls rnolasses 800 SKIS rough rice and
sundr'ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

Domestic Markets.

Nsw YoRK, October 20. EveninR.-Money closes
stah0S Sterline steady; sas2's. uold dull; 1895 q
HAS. states quiet and nominal; Louisiana con
sols ssh 06l. stocks active and lower.
Suetss.sS ass ooa'anoss-aoid. ssoSol COZ cur
Tho sub-tr-asurer paid out On account of In
ssrsst s4SS 900. for bonds, sla.coO.
Customs receipts to-day o4,S OOo
Cotton closed steady middling uplsuds Ike
Orleans II slice; sales HI bales; ret receipts
2as; gross Is 40; consolidated net receipts Il fs
exports to Great B.itAn ls,S2s; to France 9ss; to
o r.sn1 cs,s so:er :es sac: 100 s;s: s
II Is l6all Use; March IL l3adlz l.l6c: April
laAe; Nav IL l6c; June u ls.s20las,c; July
l2as 0l2 2S-32c: August llsc.
Flour slightiy in buyers favor and oaly limited
export and home trade inquiry; supsrfne Western
ana State 81 6od4 80, southern flour a Oh .de
choice do Sc s5ds IS wheat-Sp,ing dull aud IN
buyers favor; shippers generally holding off
xx,n,sr sr.a. steady; moderate milling demand
lc better; moderate trade, expert and hom. u.e:
ssdsssc for graded i1ed; sac for yellow southern
Rio active and rmer; l5h 02oc for cafgoes. Suo;ed
l6h0ls.c god; Job lots l6h GALS gold. Sugar very
firm and quiet 81 0sssc for fair to good reclining;
Rice steady and fair demand. Tai ow quia; ST.
&C. Rosia steady. Tu,sentine firm: 3Sh es:c.
stm held higher. Lard o.er
81 Is Freights dull; cotton by sail 5-l6d by
steam Id.
CINCINNATI. October so Flour QUIET and steady:
family SIS 6Sd5 go. Wheat Quiet; red 81 Is
al Is. Corn firm 4Sc; Few IS o38c. Oats dull:
3od3'c Rye quiet END unchanged. Barley dull,
weak and lower: 9sc0Sl O5. Pork Quiet and
steady; SIS So. Lard in good demand for new
steam rend. red at 9kc; kettle rendered dull l0kc
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 6Ac; clear rib sides
&c; clear sides ss 6Sac, all loose. Boxed bacon
inactive; shoulders &c; clear rib sides 81. dsSc;
clear sides 969ic. Whisky dull and dropping:
81 0e. Butter dull and lower: good to prime lots
160l7c. Hogs in fair demand and lower; heavy
IS IS as IS.
ST. Louis. October 30.-Flour weak and little
doing: lower to sell. Wheat dull and lower: No
red fall 81 81 bid: No. DO 81 1901 l2k, Corn
easier; No. mixed 40ac. Oats dull 81 Isl &c bio
Bye easier; SIC bid. Barley dull all grades below
choice neglected. Whisky iuactive; 81 o. Pork
dull and unchanged. Lard inactive; new CSC.
Bulk meats easier; new shoulders 6.5c; clear RIB
sides 820c; clear sides S.40e loose. Bacon irrrgu
lar and active, come ta'es lower; shoGlaers .SQ
1sc; clear rib sides 81 d9c; clear sides 81 09kc,
Hogs inactive; IS 30; bacon S. 4065 60. Cattle
GoOd demand and firm prices; prime to choice
Dteers % 1904 90.
CsIcAeo. October :o;-Flour dull and uu.
changed. Wheat &c higher; No. Chicago tpring
81 o9si al 10. Corn easier; s2i.c cash; al De-
rember Oats lower 32ts s52ssc cash or Novem.
Der. Rye easier 60kc. Barley dull and lower:
SIC. Pork dull . shade lower; SIS s00lS cash
Lard quiet ana firm; e.60d965 cash. Bulk meats
hrner; shoulders 6kc; short rib mddes c; short
clear mlddles SSc. Whisky 81 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

Arkansas river; Belle Mewph 8, for It. Louis, and
ChNles Morgan, for Clnc:n uati-the latter At mad
night last higpt.
CHoIHsAfl. October 3o.-River ten feet five
lnr hes sn1 rising. Weather warm and clear.
tr1BUna. october 30-0'ver three feet and
Using. Weather cloudy and mild.
ksANsv,LLR. October 30 River seven feet fcur
inches; about stationary. Weather mild aud clear.
Down-Sherlock 1t Midnight.
LOUISVILLE. October 80 -Rvrr rising; seven feet
elk iucbes in the carsl Weather warm end Giles r.
GAlko, October 30. Arived-Uixh, from st.
Louis, at s,ven last night. Defartsd-Utah,
for New orleans, at P. NJ: Scherck, for New Or.
leans at sP NJ; Capitol City. for vicksbrrS, at
10 p. n. River nine feet ok inches and rising.
Weather clear and walm.
ST. Louis, october 3o.-Arived-Grand Tower,
from vicksburr. River about stationary. weStht Z
warm and ole ar,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

New Harbor Protection Company, joseph
N. Kearney and 3. L. Cope. ct al, laervshoIs
VS., Barx WoOloomoOOO, her cargo, ffeisnt'
etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUhI,
L District of Louisiana, No. 10 s90-ln obedience 10
an admiralty warrant to me directed IN the ABOVE
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos
session
THE BARK WOOLOONOOLOO. her cargo,
freight etc now libeled BY New Harbor Pro
teciion Company, Joseph n. Kearney. Z; T. Cope
ct al for the causes set forth in tie libel now
nendine ia the District Court of the United etates
And do hereby cite and sdmon'sh the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person OF persons
having or pretending to have any right, title or IN
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on the third Monday Of November, 1876 to show
cause. If any they have or can, why the said
bars and cargo should not De eGn hint ano 10
United States Marshars office, New Orleans.
November "a, 1876.
]. r. G. PITKS,
oc25 81 MOI 10 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

New HaYhor Protection Company vs.
Bark W0Oloom0Ol0o. cargo and heiIht.
ru ruR uNrrBD STATK3 DISTRICT COURT
4 nistrict OF LOuisiana, No. 10 990.-fn ooedfenc0
to an admiralty warrant. to mo directed IN IRE
above entitled suit, have seized and taken 'n'o
m TtPR sARK WOOLOOxOOLOO. cargo and freight.
now Iibeled by the New Dor Protection Com
Tor the causes set forth in the libel now pend
n n the District Court OF the United States.
And do nereDy cite and sdmonish the owner
or owners thereof, and al and every person orc OF
ttis or interest In or to the same to be and appear
At district court Of the United States for the dis
trict aforesaid to be holden at the CITY OF sss r.
shov cause il any they have or can, Why the said
bark and cargo should not be condemned ana SOLO
United states MarshAps Office, New Orleans,
October "a, 1876. n p,rrrr
oc2s a moi 20 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
Blanton Duncan ON the s,tu,,,.,

Marcus Hanlon, chairman of the Na-
York State Greenback Central Committee
received letter in New York Tuesdsy
from Colonel Blanton Duncan, of Which,
the following are extracts:
II have not changed my opinion that
Hayes will now sweep every Northern
state, and will carry also North Carolina.
south Carolina, Florida, Mississippi and
louisiana: We can view the
election OF Hayes complacently, for it will
render sure the utter breakdown of the ri.
aen managers, who have ruined the old or
lilden should be elected hi. Al.
mlnistratiOn would be go utterly corrnnt
that the people would hurl his gang from
power only to reinstate the Radicala for
twenty years." Ao1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY COR.
MIR OF ROYAL AND LOUISA STREETS THIRD


MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY COR.
EER0F ROYAL AND LOUISA STREETS THIRD
SUCCESSION OF SARAH GEORGE. WIDOW or
THOMAS ALONZO.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
pY PLAClDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIOERER-
ID Office No. IS Royal street.-SATURDAY No
vember 49, 1876. at twelve O'clock NJ, will be sold
at public auctiOn. at the Merchants ana Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and CustOnhOuse Streets by virtue and in pur.
suance to Judgment from the Hon. A. L. Tiesot
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleana, rendered October 2, 1876 and eigned
October 8. 1876, IN the above ma tier
CkRrA!N PIECE Or PORTION OF GROUND,
together With the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in Faubourg Washington in
Burgh Clouet, in the Third District of this city in
the square bounded BIZ Royal or Casacalvo Louisa
Clouet and Daupbine streets forming the corner of
Royal or CAsacalv0 and Louiss st reefs and meas
urts, more or tss in French measure % feet fiopt
on said Louisa street by . depth and front on tho
said Royal or Cas- scalvo street of 100 feet it forms
part Of large lot of ground designated BY the
deposited in tie office OF William ChlIsty, late :
notary in this city.
Terms and Conditions-One-h alf cash, for the
balance note 1t one year, bearing eight Der cent
interest from date of sale, secured by mortgage
and i've per cent attorneys fees in case suit is
necessary to enforce payment Of said note. The
property to be kept insured for the amount of the
thereof and 'licy transferred to the testamentAry
executor The purchaser will be required to N AXE
d. post of ten ten per cent on the amount of ad
judication 1t the moment of sale.
Act OF sale before g. Legardeur notary public 1t
the expense OF purchaser. ocl7A 81 moi IA 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
STEAMSHIPS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NRw ORLEANS
HAVRR VIA SOUTHAMPTON AID HAVANA

s;;'' s'''' ''' = IS g ''' 81
Prom New
From Bremen. Orleans.
Frankfurt. n. About Oct. %
Hanover. .Oct. H. About Now Is
Further DAYS of departure will be announced
here after.
The steamers touch outward at Havre and Ia
vana and on their home trip at Havana and South.
ampton
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
Prom Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Havana
or New Orleans:
Cabin, $50 (goid). steerage, $50 (gold).
From New Orleans to Southampton, HAvre or
Bremen:
Cabin, el5o (gold). Steersge. IS (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana:
Cabin, o35 (gold). Storage, e1s (gold)
Children under ten years half price; children IN.
der one year free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route Of the steamers. the advertised days Of de-
parture, and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, southampton OF
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
3D. F. STOCKMEYER CO.,
sel6 No - Union street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.


MEMPHIS, October 3O-William A. Stef
ny, formerly clerk for Wood ward county
V0etee, was brought here yesterday bv the
sheriff from Williamsport, Maryland, to
11AsWer an Indictment for fraudulent breach
- trust in putting county warrants on the
1arket which had been paid, and should
nave been Cancelled. He was bailed in
5000 to answer ct the present term of the
criminal court.
Lapsed Claim.
CALDWELL, O., October 3O.-The attorney
soe McCune, Hogan and Hoglon, heirs to
ne Iioga county, Pennsylvania, coal land.
sesd 20 be worth $4,000 900, and who reside
nece, announces that he finds the claim ut.
Sery barred by the statute of limitations
and beyond all power of recovery.
Marine.
MOBILE. October 30.-The German brig.
andne Amer Bush was abandoned at sea n
No recent hurricane. The officers and crew
were brought here.
To be Hanged.
EAs TON, Pa. October 3O.-Allen G.. Ia.
ross, onvicted of poisoning his father in
May last, was sentenced to be hanged.
GIycerino Explosion. ...
TORONTO, October 3o.-A quantity of
ytycerine in . magazine situated on q crib
e tho lake, below the east pier, at Port
Coioorne, exploded to-day. A man named
Aing was blown to atoms, and the crib. and
. number of houses in the neighborhood
were shattered.
Deaths In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, October 30.-Totsl interments
so-day, five, of which one was from yellow
GALVESTON, October 3o.-Tba R,;.;.h
nark Crown Jewel, of st. Johns. Nav
1eunswick, arrived yesterday, with the
Ssew OF the schooner Thomas Winans If
Fort Richmond, New York, which wsnt
sewn Oft Grand Csymen Island, during the
re hurricane. The vessel are cargo are a
~ cr loss. All on board were rescued BY
Probabilities.
War DzpARru1r1
Ohice Chief signal Oficer
Warrington, October 30, Is76-l:3O P. M {
ter Gulf States, high barometer soutbve.t n
IA clesr vesth:r nearly Stat. nary ,emper.ture
xatns In the Western Gulf ates. 'oA"'
River and Marine News.
1e9fnw1cf PASS. october 30 -Arrived-Scbooner
1.ss' IA ws a.s ms cha twenty days from New
EAthrop. master. from Boston, to Norton l. Bell.
schooner Mona ,nock, OF Isen, from Cabnien' to
niue days nom liverpool, We Key W west, to n m.s
Der; British ship Minnie H. Gerow G.io~' mastes
Wsm Tsesots aymsn s shp
DAYS from New York, to ocean. 2 rega Co
p. Frankfurt. for Bremen; ship
John Bunyan. 70, Havre.
EHxsvKPoxr, OCTOBER 3O-Arrived- Clifford from |
cssst, and Homer, from New Orleans. No depart.
1rsB. ., |
vIsEssuRe October 3d. Westher warm am fair.
Ever fol- one inch. Down-Carcndelet, at r. H..
mo Era No. g. al p. N. Arr1ved-Citg Of Vicks. |
sazg ut 10 A. NJ. and Na.chex, at 6 r. n.
0kkPKB, October 30-Tho river r0sc seven |
,ssses Weather clear. MAXIMUM fhermou e'er
g: Arrived-Illinos, from vicksburg, and Cons
nalar, from Cincinlat. Departed-Garland, for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

On the way home from the famous BAN
quet OF st. Mande, three jovial radicals
enter railway carriage where already r.
seated an artillery officer. He is takin1
. oscR 70 parls saddle that he has placed
T astraddie on the arm of seat facing him
tv me rao'cais go on talking loudly Of the
make asses of themselves GENERALLY Sn% H
denly one of them espies Che saddle and
oy way of adding to the hilaritv Of the
occasion makes as if he would seat bimsalf
On IL. II beg your pardon" SAYS the off.
Ger, graVely. that saddle is mine. IF Won
desire to avail yourself of it, get under It."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31
How Bsb lngerson Worries the Demo.
cFAts.

Colonel Ingersoll persists in narrowing
up the feelings of the ''reformers" with un-
charitable remarks. In his Chicago speech
the other night he said: THE Democratic
party to-day lie political tramp Ilaughterl
crawling up to the back door of the White
House, begging for official food. The DEM
ocratic party has not had bite to eat for
sixteen long and weary years. Laughter. |
The Democratic party is a vast appetite.
is all teeth and empty stomach. (Cheers. /
In other words, the Democratic party is q
political tramp with yellow passport This
political tramp begs food, and he carries in
his pocket old, dirty scraps of paper, as q
kind Of certificate Of character. On one of
these papers he will show you the ordinance
OF 1889. On another one of those papers
he will have Q part of the fugitive slave
law: on another one some Of the black laws
that used to disgrace Illinoie; on another
Governor Tildens letter to Kent: on another
Q certificate signed by Lyman Trumbull
that the Republican party is not fit to asso.
ciate with. lLaughterl That certificate
will be Endorsed by Governor John NJ. Pal.
mer and my friend Judge Doolittle. He
will also have in his pocket an old
wood-cut, somewhat torn, representing
Abraham Lincoln falling upon the
neck of s. Corning Judd and
thanking him for saving the Union as com.
mander-in-chief Of the Sons of Liberty.
Laughter and applause This political
tramp will also have letter, dated Boston.
Massachusetts,, saying: Il hereby certify
that for fifty years l regarded the bearer a.
. thief and robber, but l now look upon
him e. Q reformer.' Signed: Charles Fran.
els Adams. Laughter! Following this
tramp will be bloodhound, and when he
asks for food the bloodhound will crouch
for employment on his launches; and the
droo! of anticipation will run from his loose
and hanging lips. Study the expression OF
that dog. Translate it into English, and it
means, oh, l want to bite Q niger And
when the dog has that expression he bears
. striking likeness to his master. The
question is, Shall that tramp and that dog
gain possession of the White House9'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-31

or individuals DESTROYS Of avail;ne fhemaelV1
Of the benefit Of the bankrupt act car havo -
petitions and schedules prepared strictly aeeos1
orders Of the United States. Supreme Conf ~
rules Of the Dated States District Court. 1y r
Riying to the undersigned ct the once Of q
house building, New Orleans. touiaiana. Ts0a
reasonable PostofRoe box 1857
oc6 JOHN g. OARFYR