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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

PERsosiG.--C4fonel Thomas j. Evans re-
turned to tie ciEson Saturday from New
York, where he yg.as detained during the
past week on aceannt OF sickness. He had
so far recovered Yesterday as 70 be able to
attend to busipess.
Colonel E. F. Whit., collector os internal
revenue for this District, is at the Centen-
aik.
In dismounting Hom his horse yesterday
Mr. Percy Hawes hung bis foot in the stir
ruR, tell, and was hart .about the head.
lhe Governor Yesterday commissioner 0.
a. BIS, Of Chesterfield county, sotary
public.
Hener& John Echols has accepted aB in
fnation to address the Rassmeeting uD&er
tae auspices Of the X. X. KS on the I'd sf
November.
Colonel r. w. M. HolliGay, one OF the
electors for the State at large, will discuss
The issues OF the canvass before the people
u Richmond Friday night.
Bishop Dudley is in the city.
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CHupREH,s FAIR FOR THE ,ORpHASs.-A
number Of young misses Of St. Peters GA
.thedral congregation last night opened 2
fair at 916 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, fors the benefit Of the little
orphans Of ST. Joseph's Female Asylum.
The display of useful and ornamental arta-
'cles which they offer for sale ts very credit
able, and the confections and other refresh
of these little ones in behalf Of the orphans
merit the highest commendation and liberal
encouragement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

POLICE Court YEsTERDAY-Justice John
j. Crutchfetd presiding.-The following
were fined: John NJ. Tuck, 81 for being dis
orderly; Louis Williams (colored,, 81 for
obstructing the sidewalk; Hawson Parham,
$2for disorderly conduct; Henrietta Brooks,
81 for using profane language In the mar
ket; Monroe Quarles lcoloredl $3.50 for
trespassing upon premises OF Teresa Bac-
cigalluppi; Daniel Pocklington, $5 for as
saulting Andrew Brooke.
William James and William Burrell (co-
loredl, charged with being common thieves
and vagrants, were required to give securi-
ty, and in default were sent to jail.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE Virginia
annual Conference OF the Methodist Epis-
toral Church South will sconvene in this
+ty on Wednesday morning, November
18th. The Conference sessions will be held
in the Broad. Street church Bishop II. Fl.
kayanaugh gill preside. There are 222
Numbers OF the Conference, clerical and
lay. Besides these there will be from twenty
10 thirty applicants for admission into the
Conference, an6 candidates for ordination
as2local preachers. These, with the visitors
from other Conferences, will make total
"iLot less than250 persons te.be provided
lcr by the hospitality Of the Aethodists OF
thocity. 1t is anticipated thatsthe Confer
enee will be one 81 more than ordinary In
iereS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

i METHODIST sUNDAY-SCHO0L SOCIETY,". 20
meeting of this Society was held nt Main-
Street Methodist church Sunday afternoon
last at 3f o'clde u. We dent) in
the chalr;:J. E.Riddick, secretary pro tenn.
Main-strees Sunday school opened the ex-
ercises with singing, which was followed
with PRAYER By Rev. %. p. Wills. s5i Z, !,
The President made q few pertinent re-
marks stating the purpose Of meeting, and
hoping that much good might result from
this assembly of sunday-sehoo workers.
Mr.. j.. Thompson Brown gave an inter-
the city. He said that Main-Street station
was regarded as the picket line of Method
ist Sunday. work, and as 1t was re-
iquired of the, outpost to be extra Vigilant,
It was also the post Of honor. He was glad
to saw that the Company numbered fourteen
officers and one hum dred and eleven prf-
Yates, and every man was doing bis duty
Iright!nobly. The church has been greatly
blessed, and six Of the scholars Of the
school converted during the past week. He
made an urgent appeal to all the friends OF
the cause OF Christ to aid in building a
church in the west end OF the city.
Mr.. John Snyder, OF Centenary Sunday
school, then addressed the meeting. Sub
ject: q The Influence and Work of the Sum
day Schools" No greater influence can be
exerted, for the lessons Of early chifdhood'
are never entirely lost. Among the many
lessons taught are these, Love God and your
fellow-men. ThetextboOk Is the Bible, the
word Of God. The Sunday school should
rank high in the estimation OF all men,
throwing, as 1t does, so many blessed re-
straints around the youth OF our land.
Rev. George C. Vanderslice then address
ed the meeting. Subject: "The Dark and
Bright Side."' Some people are constitu-
tionally respondent, seeming to seek for
sorrow instead of happiness They forget
all the bright and happy things Of earth
forget the flowers, and the birds, and all
the love of God. He then set forth the
many advantages OF bright and happy dis
position, that always looks on the bright
side ef every picture. -
Professor j. WillougAby Reade, Of Lon-
don, England, then made some interesting
remarks OH the subject Of Bible-reading,
winch he illustrated by reading selection
from the nineteenth chapter Of III. Samuel,
giving the closing scenes in the 9ife OF
Moses. He also read fine poem on .s The
Burial Of Noses" The readings wese very
interesting and instructive, and highly ap-
lpreciated by the audience.
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CHARGED WITH VIOLATING INTERNAL
REVENUE LAws.-John Mulholland, a por-
ter on the steamer Wyanoke, was brought
to this city yesterday by Deputy Marshal
Edward Camp, OF Norfolk, charged with
violating the internal revenue laws by deal
ing in uustamped tobacco. His transac-
tions are alleged to have been in connection
with Wikerson, colored manufacturer OF
tobacco Of Richmond. Mulholland was
committed to jail. Information has been
lodged against him, and he will be tried this
week probably.
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\ DNA;KEN MAN DRowNED.-9ns Satur-
Day night Frank Read, colored mar, aged
about sixty-seven years, who lived vt the
First lee&s- started home very drunk, with
hi boat, Lizzie, accompanied by his driver:
Wien they had gotten nearly to Hollywood
The driver s.oticed that the boat WAS going
abosst the CANAL in very singular Beaaper,
ana called back to Read 10 steer the boat so
as not to strike the eaasI bank. The seall
had Re effect. Upon goieg back he faisEd
that TIE craft&as withoHSea pilot, and sup
posed be saust have fallen overheard and
been ds9waed. On SUNDAY his body was
recovered and. viewed by the Coroner. 80,
was sent 10 the First locks.
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Ar,other Big Bloto- Ont for Chesterfield
The citizens Of the Matoaea district IRE de
termined not to be outdOne in the matter OF
demonstrations. OnW Wednesday next there
will be q grand turnout at Matoaca. Two
pieces OF artillery have been engaged to
wake the people up, and every arrangement
has been made to make the affair grand
success. Speeches are announced from
Governor Walker, Mayor Chiies, Colonel
Gilman, Messrs. A. C. AttSinson,S S. Brooks,
J. P. Cowardin, and others.
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HANCHEsTER NEWS.

The good people Of Manchester wore
rnnst cheerful aspect yesterday. The grand
demonstration OF Saturday night seemed %
have put them all In q good humor ma z, g
have M Siycn them new assurance that victory
;sn,el1 m awaited them ID November. AL.
SRa,1sh s the aky was o'er scast with cloaos
and fhe Wea.her was damp ana gloomsi
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Cay WARD AcTIvEs.-An important
business meeting Of the Clay Ward Actives
will be held this Tuesday evening ~ ,Il sne
residence OF Colonel -R. =. Befkeiey, nv; M;
718 west Grace street. Ar1ang genlea.ss VIZ
be made for public. ConserV VaLlse ueilion-
stration in the West-End.
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Runaway Yesterday morning. Just be-
lore o'clock, the horse attached to j..
ssfomm,s bakery-wagon took fright and ran
20 uSWn Governor street. AT the corner OF
thirteenth street the horse attempted TO-
tufh up Main street, but was completely
stopped, the wagon turning over on Its side
ana bringing the horse to the ground
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Before the Mayor.-Jerry Fortune, for
being drunk and riotous on the street Sat-
urday evening; William Gregory, disor-
derly at the same time, and j. B. Green,
disorderly Sunday, were before his Honor
Mayor Chiles yesterday morning, and fined
respectively %, $3.50, and S5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

THE REILLY RoBBERY.-The case Of the
tbrea scoIored men. Anderson Coleman,
N yerly Gray, and James Beach, charged
wfth rascaIity In connection with the Kelly
robbery, win be considered by Acting
Pnjica.Justics Grutehield this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

A Military Feineraa. The Union Guard
(coleredl Captain Cunningham, paraded
yesterday afternoon in attendance upon the
funeral of Richard Henley, q former COM
rade. They presented o very soldier-like
appearance.
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REVENUE CoLLEcT1oNs.-The following
were the revenue collections last week
Monday, S14,6ss.91; Tuesday, S5,395.s2;
wednesday, $9,85s.30; Thursday, S14,O76 ;
Friday, $13.177.91; Saturday, $14, ,112.75-
total, ST, ,310.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

PARDoNED The Governor yesterday
hardened George Dock (coloredb OF ROCK
bridge county, who was sentenced 10 tne
penifentiarY for twelve years for murder IN
fhp second degree.
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THE TouRNAxENT.-The tournament Ut
the Fair Grounds to-day will doubtless
attract considerable crowd, and prove an
interesting occasion to many VINO are fond
OF fine horsemanship.
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FROM WoRTH1NGToN & TIFGEs Pharmacists,
Baltimore, March 10, 1876: We are assured by the
leading physicians that CoLDEF's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIG-
ORATOR is truly wonderful preparation, and may
be relied upon aprcyentve against disease, and ef
fecting positive cures In cases Of weakness, ague,
depression, fever, and nervous dflictions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

LEE EoNUaENr AssoCIATIoN.-The trea-
surer acknowledges the receipt Of ten dol-
lars from the Union Literary Society Of
Hampden Sidney College through Colonel
Del Kemper. sf s5S.s;s4 81 ssz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

RElyAL AT W&sT PoINT.-RCring the
past week Rev. O.SjIllyson has heen assist
lng Tie pastor (Rsv. Alfred Bagby) in a
dneplsinterestins ksyival. Eleven persons
nave been baptized ). four others have been
received, and there lis still deep interest in
The congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

LEVY BROTHERS will offer to-day as a special
drive case of ten-quarter white blankets ut S3
pafr which would be cheap ut $5 p9ir.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

Personal. Messrs. M. A. Cogbill, clerk Of
the County Court, and 8. M. Perdue, su.
perintendent city cemeteries, returned yes
terday from the Centennial after delight
fnl trim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

4 have ana,ysed the wMlsxKr known under tue
brand Of aB SELECT, n ccntrosed BY Aessrs " AZ
TEE D. BLAIR d Co.. Richmond, Va, and hnd y
RREE rRou rUsn OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend its use for medicinal ana Isnniiy put.
noses.---J. u. tMcCAs9, NJ. d, late Professor Of
Chemistry, Mcdiea, CnIes8ef Yi7xtnla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

PIzzINI's LADIES' REsTAURANT is now opened,
where you viii be supplied with OYSTERS tserved in
every style), GAME. STEAK, and al the deeaces Of
the season at low prices. - s9 81 g. s,stttt
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sion-eonsormity to common usage las well as
the rule) governing the payment Tor tobacco
within the proper or specified time; but as
this Is a matter between creditor and debt
or, with which individuals or associations
have no right to interfere, we will
simply suggest to those whose interest
it Is to exact prompt payment OF all
In accordance with the rules; that as
an association no right should be granted to
one member which is withheld from an
other, and for the protection OF such parties
their combined and unanimous action should
be their guide, as it is more likely 20 prove
conducive to their individual interest.
In regard to o suitable location for an Ex-
change, your committee beg leave to report
that it is q subject requiring time and con-
sideFation. Several offers have been made
by different parties, and in order that You
may be fully informed before any action Is
taken on our part we ask that further in
struction be given us, and that we be grant
ed delay upon the subject, as well as those
matters relating to the expenses OF such
Exchange and the means to be devised for
regulating the same.
maxwell T. CLARKE,
J. p. GEORGE,
WILLIAM d. GIBSON. S.
Mr.. Wise offered the following amend
ment: {!
Resolued, That the report be so amended
as to strike out the words !" bearing six per
cent. interest on balances" and insert the
words sFbearing the best interest OF any
which can be agreed upon with q weli-re-
cognized and safe institution"
Adopted.
Mr.. Wise offered the following proyiso:
Provided, That parties engaged in bu.
siness either german to or directly connect
ed with the tobacco trade, sech as lumber
men or agents OF transportation lines who
are residents of the city Of Richmond, may
be admitted under the usual rules govern
ing the admission of members into the
trade: Provided, further, such members
shall not be allowed to vete.
Agreed to- s-.
Mr.. Wilson moved to further amend bs
giving the privilege to members OF intro
ducing friends whether resident OF net,
Agreed te-
Colonel Barksdale moved to amend by
making the Executive Committee elective
instead Of being appointed. Carried.
The report as amended was then adepsed
The President stated that the award oi
premiums given BY the Virginia State Agri
cultural Society would absorb only $S4O
and that he had on hand $500 Of genera
fund which might be applied to this pur
pose, and therefore it would not beaeces'
sary to sell the $1,000 bond.
Adjourned,
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P1zzrN1's SALOON win be opened this evening
after the opera and every evening during the we X,
where nice oYsTERs,s coRFRE, &c.-also ICE
CREAM and CAKEs-may be found, t{
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THE OPERA-Librettos Of all the operas for this
week can be had at G. r. JoINsToR's music-store.
Price only Is cents.
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Prov VERSUS Prov; ;-;-T he case oi ~ as.s a.s
against Etarke will agsins to-day receive sne
attsntion Of the United States Circuit Gotrt.
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Hastings Ceart.-An adjourned meeting
of the hustings Court will be held to-day
for the trial Of civil cases. i. ,
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HAap-MADE Hoors and sHoEs, OF every descrips
sion, 70 order, guaranteed to AT Repairing neatly
done by HRRdAN BoscHEs q BROTHER, Broa4
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ToBAccoNIsTs viii find coiored blankets espe-
eiay suited to their wants. at very low figures, at
LEVY BROTHERS.. tt:ags Si;Ss
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Harper,s B6zaran and Leslie Lazy Jour
nal for this week received from D. L. Ely
son, l112 Main street.
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ELEME FIGS AND MALAGA GRAPEs.-The new
crop lust received by P1zzIHI.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, &c, cheap at Bo-
scHEN's, sos and 81 Broad street
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BARGAINS in fannels and blankets at LEVY BRO
THEIRS, - s&
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A BIG BARGAIN AT Levy BROTHERS to-day
Heavy unbleaahed cotton 8annei at ten cents yard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

HERMAN BoscmEa & BHoTHER are selling Their
large stock of TRUNKS, yAIIsSs, &c, a. very low
prices 70 make room fer fall and winter boots sos
and q III Broad street x q ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

FINE ECALroRN1A;p ;pRARs.-P P1zzfFIh has spien'
slid Lot of ttta luscious fruit, 57lE;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

yXTANTED, AGENTS FOR TILE BEST
Y! SELLING SIX.PIECE E,JEWELRY CQMHL,
NATION OUT-Genticme elegant Watch -GhAtn,
God-PIate Collar Button, set OF SptA
raj Studs, plain Ring, and imitation Coral
Complete sample lots 26c.; twelve iots w
terms to agents. BRIDE % Ct1S 81
oc 21-eod2m s7G5 BroadWuyi New f0rks3s5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24
WEATHER REPORT.

,,nou,R,ti7Ihs TODAY Washington,
HSnr N'" - For the South Atlantic and
v'1'r, v'.C,r Sts,tcs. rising barometer, and clear
h,s,srr has, "r viii prevail, with cooler north to
"e&.".; ,,;,ss in the former, and northwest
y. mfSt ;Sds shst;ns to warmer sousherly in the
i'iLSr. irnr sc Middle States, rising barometer,
as fS. .h;ftinc to west or north, and rainy
N.nHs nW,. tn.nirh., succeeded On Tuesday by
N',i[s, S,.in, clear. or partly cloudy weather.
,rss WEATHER on YESTERDAY was partly
,,I,ay or clear and warm, In the afternoon
s,ai .,d cyeniny it was rainy Sad cooler.
THERMOMETERS YEsrSsaAY: A. NJ, SD'
"a ". o.: noon. 90; 3 P. NJ, IL 6 T.
u ss: midnight, oS.
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THE RHEUMATIC 0
CURED IEN0 TINE 4
IssrAaTANEoUa RREIEsTE,s. sE,.
Pricc, % per Sotti

WHOLESALE wiil receive samples lIea@ @ y
charge ID oflsH "a ny ssxsA on poor peoptss Ass ~
assnss. HEas Arm CoHEN. CAeuist
1 ce a4.oH sd md 90 CeaIE sssefs Nss sea -
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FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.

- concerning SLTeeCS anu :. tuployuCue Va
prisoners in the city jail !" were taken up.
The ordinance in relation to streets was
rejected. The ordinance in relation to en-
ployment of prisoners in the city 1all was
passed.
Joint resolutions agreed to by Common
Council to carry out recomme en- datlons OF
the Committee on Streets were taken up and
concurred in. ,sEcs
Joint resolutions from the Common Coun-
Gil to carry out recommendations OF the
Committee on Finance were taken up and
concurred in, except the resolution discon-
tinuing the paving Of sidewalks until FUR
ther order Of the Council, which was laid
on the table until the next meeting.
Common Council joint resolutions-from
the Committee on the Fire Department; In
relation to elections in November; a resolu-
tion to pay claims Of John Marx, j. G. Roy,
fire-alarm and police-telegraph; and reso-
luton giving permission to the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany to run trains on Broad street during
the Fair-were taken up and concurred in.
HAcK-HIREs, REFRESHMENTS, AND TRAVELLING
+. EXPENSES.
In response to resolution the City Audi
tor submitted statement showing the
amounts paid out Of the city treasury for
hack-hire, travelling expenses, &C., since
the 1st OF July, 1874, as follows: Expenses
Water w orks (1S74), per order OF commit
tee, for hacks at sundry times, paid w. d.
Sutherland, $17; new reservoir (lS75D per
order OF committee, hacks at sundry times,
800. rs, to w. Fl. Sutherland; Streets Gene
rally (1S74), dinners, to T. w. Hoenniger
and Snellings & Co., and hack-hire, to Suth-
erland and CARRIER, $1I0.75; City School
Board, per order OF Board, hack-hire at
sundry times, $109.50; Almshouse (181D,
per order of Committee for Relief
of the Poor, hack-hire to W. 81. Suther-
land, Thomas Duke, and 7. b. Hicks,
S1S1.5o; Grounds and Buildings QS75), per
order of Council, hack-hire, Sl5; contin-
gent fund, per order OF Council, back-hire
funeral William English, &c., 81; Fire
Department, per order OF committee, q. A.
Ainslie,4 expenses of fires and hack-hire
from 1874 to 1876, S134.75; Cemeteries, per
land, S2O.75; expenses of Gas-W orks, per
order OF committee, haek-hire to Sutherland
and others, 6 texpenses Of j. 81. Knowles
and chairman visiting Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York. Troy, and
Albany works to ascertain utility Of tar
burners, $287'-in all, 8, ,004.
On motion o. Mr.. Kellam the report was
referred to the select committee Of chair
men. -z-s.
Ry Mr.. KeIlam: An ordinance to prohibit
the payment Of money for hack-nlre' &C
Referred. -.
By Mr.. Williams "A resolution as to cost
of fitting up store-ropm IN connectl1n
With the battery-room Of the fire. alarm teie-
graph, sc. Referred. .s..s
Adjourned at $3.50 o'clock. ..5
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ORDERS WANTED.

WEssoN THE. TAILOR,
No. II Twelfth street. Take any number Of names
nom his order-book and see what the people SAY Of
him. A FIT; WORKMANSHIP; Low PRICES.
m
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r. WANT no SELL 81 Deg He has a
/ double ncse Is q vel. trained Est1W Y0H VIII
fit,ds Iira at Mrs. POLLY HIL1dARDpSsH Hns7.hez
tween Sc. James and Adams EtreetS % 24-1tAgS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

CITuATI0N WANTED young man
n experienced in the BARK MANUFACTURE
BIJSINESS fn all It's branches, desires situation.
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,BOARDERS for q handsome
Wv front chamber, with hair rscm ccinmuntea.
ting. Also, several other desirable ROOMS, III
eass ss aslsa asvsts ssree'. a Mrs. III I.LoRRAfHE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-07-20

trali2ation and the mi ita1y despotisms of
Europe but said no word of the thieving gang
who dictated the course of the convention,
and made the Chairman of the State Commit
tee a mere puppet in their hands, He re-
NAMED silent under the daily appeals of the
Times co withdraw his name and influence
from the support of organized robbery, and
he allowed his absence from the first public
demonstration against the ring, early in 1871,
to be used as reproach against the indie
pendent Democrats who participated in it.
He made no sign when the Times completed
it's warfare against the ring by the publica-
ton of the crushing evidences of their guilt,
and when, nearly six weeks after that publ
caticn, the great indignation meeting out of
which grew the Committee of Seventy was
held in Cooper Institute, Mr.. Tilden was
still undecided as to the part he was to play,
and fatty refused to make public stand
against Tweed. Yet this is the man who is
said to have taken Tweed in the plentitude
of his power, and sent him to the peniten-
tiary!"