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REVOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

The Waverly Literary Society held a
special meeting last night at the office OF
Pendleton, Cowden & Pendleton, and
unanimously adopted the following rcso'
lutlons:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Allwlse
Providence to remove from our midst our
worthy brother and fellow member, the
late Ebert II. Brady; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the sudden and
mournful deccase Of our late friend, the
Waverly Literary Society has lest a
most useful and efficient member, that
his loss will long be felt by all those
who have known and and admired his
sterling character, moral standing and
intellectual attainments.
ResoLred, That we sympathize with his
family in their deep aiillctiOn and tender
them our heartfelt sorrow for the loss OF
him of whom they have been so suddenly
deprived
Resolred That a copy of these resoIu-
tions be sent to his family; that they be
recorded in the minutes of this society;
that they be published in the daily pa
pers; that the members OF this society
wear the usual badge of mourning AM
as far AS possible attend the funeral in q
body.
JOHN o. PENDLEToN,
CHAs. W. FRASzHEIM, Committee,
III
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CALL soon to secure Bargains in the
great reduction in the price Of Dry
Goods and Carpets at
j. w. FERREL's,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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FINE solid gold ladies watches al SIS
al 1904 Market street.
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NoTIcE.-If you have money to buy
Dry Goods or Carpets, call now on
/ W FgRRgI
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GENTS new coin silver watches at sl2
at 1904 Market street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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MEMORIALS To CoseREss.-Concern

MEMORIALS To CoNGREss.-Concern
ing the Abolishn,ent of the Senate and the
Presidency. "A gentleman in this city has
received from Milwaukee series OF
memorials TO the Congress Of the United
States, which does not look we'll for the
third term. The object of this move
ment is to define more thoroughly the
politics OF our government, and to change
the present form of administration into
truly neutrality-suspicious. form, and
thereby exclude all monarchical elements
and tendencies.
The first concerns the adjustment OF
the Presidency. In lieu of this officer q
council of five or seven will be elected by
Congress, from which a chairman will be
selected. This, the petition says, will
take the power from one man and give
the Council full authority.
The second paper advises the abolish
ment of the Senate entirely, and suggests
that all the nations business be trar s.
acted by Congress.
The third document concerns the re-
vocability of the peoples legislative rep
resentatives and the ratification by the
peoples vote on all legislative enact
ments. One representative will be elected
from each Congressional district, and the
members of Congress are responsible tc
their electors. No important law shall
shall come into practice until it shall
have been sanctioned by the majority o.
the people.
The memorials are well worded, ant
present the subject in the most attract
i've style. The possessor Of these docu
ments says he intends to canvass the cit.
for signers, and when he shall have OBJ
tanned sufficient names he will return
them to Milwaukee, from whence the.
will be forwarded to Washington, to
gether with others that are now beini
circulated throughout the United States
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Go AND see the Cheap Counter Of
Dress Goods at j. w. FERKEL's.
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FtsK side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
ceived at L. V. BLoED's.
1875 Main street.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

RAILROAD B0NDS-Flrin.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
STocKs-Opened active and buoyant
and advanced J to st per cent. In the
improvement, rs usual OF late, the most
marked were Western shares. Union
Pacific lead the advance, followed BY
Lake Shore, Western Union, Northwest
ern, ST. Paul, Ohio and Pacific Mail. The
late advance IN Ohio; is basedon lncreas.
ei traffic. ST. Louis and iron Mountain
stock advanced to 20, improvement of 8
per cent since last week. 1t is rumored that
negotiations are progressing for the
new contract between the Pacific Mail
and Panama with prospects of success
and those for refunding to the former
company the amounts expended by
Mr.. Stockwell while the Subsidy bill
was pending, are on the eve OF compile
ton. The great advance in the stock
market on Saturday evening and this
morning offered inviting profits to
SPECTATORS, and there was considerable
realizing from the highest point of the
day, and at the close there was recovery
from the evening decline. Lake Shore
and closed at 67I; Union Pacific
declined from 74f to ~. On the intro
duction OF untavorable bills in the Sem
ate to. day, Pacific Mail reacted from
39I to $50, and recovered to 3Ss@Ssi at
the close. Ohio and Mississippi fell from
2lt to POI. Northwestern common re-
coded from AZ to Al, and preferred from
So to $50, with recovery OF ] to per
cent at the close in both cases. st. Paul
common declined from 39s to 80, and
preferred from 72a to III, with the last
sales at recovery Of I to J per cent.
Michigan Central fell from 60! to Ga,
closing at 62. Rock Island reacted from
1919 to 1861. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange were 23S, 900 shares, OF
which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, $4,000 Northwestel n
common, 1000 preferred, 1000 Rock Is
hand, 10000 st. Paul, 1000 Erie 5000
Lake Shore, $4,000 Ohlos, and 5000
Michigan Central.
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THE COURTS.
C,Rcu1r CoURr-Judge Melvin.

CiRcuIr CoURr-Judge Meluin.
The court met at the usual hour yes.
terday morning.
The case of Cranmer, trustee, Us. An
derson, which has been on trial for three
or four days, was concluded yesterday
afternoon BY the jury bringing yer.
dict declaring that Mr.. Anderson was
not of sane mind at the time Of the
transfer OF his property, which was the
cause OF the suit.
The court adjourned until Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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BANKS.
CAPITAL. $3.50, 900
John x. BoTsFORD, A.s...,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice hsrds,s
II. A. CHANDLER, Ooskicr
Bank Of the Ohio VAIL.
Successor to Z
THE FIRST NATIONAL R,,,
OF WHEELING ~

This Bank Is orgrnized and p,s,.
transact the business OF banking & =
II succeeds the First National D..
Wheeling; Is owned by the SAM Y
holders. and is under the same n VI
ment.
BY carefully regarding the inte,ss,.
correspondents and depositors az q,
prompt and faithful execution n1
wishes, 1t hopes to merit their est, s.,S :,
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points th,,.
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to eh..,
sight, received from banks, banksn !.
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued pays,
demand, or at fixed dates. ''s
Interest allowed on special depo,,,
DIRECTORS:
! JOHN X. BoTsFoRD WM. B. SIxpS0,
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. A. TuKS,,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. Hon.
GEO, w. FRANzHEIM, JOHN Z. Nil
HENRY NJ. HARPER.
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MONEY, money, money. Money Loan
Office at 1904 Market street, Wheeling,
W. Va. Money loaned on diamonds,
gold and silver watches, chains, jewelry
Of all kinds, guns, pisto clothing and
everything else of value.
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J. w. FEREEL Is cleaning. out his
stock Of Dry Goods and. Carpetsibe!Otc
cot.
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HALLS Gallery and Photographic
Stock Depot, ll13 Main street. Photo
graphs of all sizes of the finest finish, old
pictures copied and enlarged to any size.
Moulding, frames, albums, sterscopes,
SC, at wholesale and retail.
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II ERsOME-Will sell mems calf Her.
some Caters at cost for cash only, 10
close out present stock.
JERRY CLEMENS.
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NoTICE.-All goods in pawn which
have run out, unless redeemed or renew
ed within three days will be sold.
DERoY & WELLER.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and STOCK
20 Market.

New YORK, January l7.-MoNEY-
At Sal per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper SOS per cent. Customs re-
ceipts 1881 900. The Assistant Treasur-
er discussed $4,000. Clearings $685.
100000. Sterling Exchange at 4s42 94ss.
GoLp-Opened and closed at lis with
sales in interim at ll3s. Rates paid for
carrying were 8, 4, 81, 2 and A per cent
GovERNMENTs-Strong and higher
with active investment demand.
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LADIES Seamless Side Lace Shoes,
Just received at l.. V. BLoND's,
1875 Main Street
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YOU'VE men employed in stores have u
good opportunity to attend the night
school atthe National Business College
during their early closing.
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LADIES side lace shoes, plain and box
toed, at JERRY CLEMRSs.'
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JOHN o. PENDLEToN,
e .9As " y G Fs.szaslN' Committee
, 1876-10-24

nds sts.e. T. Aa'or"ay Ito ih"i he no hor q living
md hnd no other c.psststnmn m IT, sn #. q ,ux xaa ac:asa
iIon whel. xa. duly subscribed hy him. sworn TO-
Thc faets az herein given arc taken from tl,at de-
laration, nnd from the testimony q s,o ,sS, tWo
women, tiiE wives nf tongwond anl t.nhhson m'sn
ei whom wctc cacns md "ifo.tSa o .s , H.
tsch,ncnt nbcnt o'clock ths morning. Believing
fhcro wan danger Of fouowal ot the attack Upon
h1SnfyG9a 1m I, ne, sat nH sesss ss."sy nse S"s''
Consisting Of Corporal and three sc!cetet men rom
al iaxards. and 10 allow no one to enins
tho s~z HDH,s ps3ntnga % ta as1 hs W
Or tho widow Of rElmua Jnh11tom This @ Eisr9t tis IN
still ut LonEwooh hourG, and caNsea tattone TT
ecnt IN tLis murnIng. It ss now thought possible
, Ss* %sas 5 ssss .' af ihs sis s
WHO thot him +. isobert Logan. wllta man an! an!
;ns iay" e 'Sst s|afW Wan nn ~ F.
ks9ha'sn' be4 en @Ao wns' i sIso eS9''t tap@
IL, sn s nss 9srssts, 5s IL
that two Or three wccks aao lscoMaldss aud George
nnder Of another sluud rao company nafehe'! iG
through Longwuol'u house, Announcing taelF 'h'
Ncithes Iongwooa nor tac two women r present ,..T.
abe 70 express ~ 9EnGa ao, q to hs fn1y png
wood and johnson were both of tAc'n
nEsos.rrr AND 1NTR!.tIaEST MEN.
r3oth nwnci smnt, fasmD md were GinGlnF roat!
crope b teir joiut efforts th;y ad e,sstsG w;s'
W, Gn'lGn a.ea IL sef School t"r eoIorsd children
and ~ a CHURCH. a short time ago, the oniialnS
1ynn rel OH fire 1T Tho Night time. Att Tho ROOF hhu
inside Nnis.,tus busnrt The walls, bcinS OF green
logs dill not burt Lonswnou snys Il WIZ eet On
drc In Tho expectation that 10 wonla Fnsh oas " "
extingnI.h 1t, n,n! That lie wnnla thcn nave hset'
shot ind he done 10: Tut he did not 60 OILY.
lie was .trong Influential. and ta!cFan. pais{5is
San Of tho Republican party, hnd Waa sinsGi'a"
Longwuol IN the satno inan on whose atSnnhl ,a
Tic islul1d in tho carly nart Of september.
WORTHLESS OFFICERS.
In ny opinion, 10 earnest etlo1H Wa'4 DC aac
The cttl authorities to investigate nv n.attcf au.
n,prclyna the mursicrcrs. Tiiu Judge Of the Stait
District Court tlsay) II n tine. .tcrr:n- man. McS,s
ona Of n1aptiig hts course to tln changing po'lLca
condition Of tho Statc antl u h!h judicial tslr'cI
Tile sheriff. white negro, ts .ugilMn Snu a., n
Deputies arc whoiy inefficient. The Cntea sfa.e
ia indifferent, inslnccre. nn! Negligent T.
United Statcs deputy. Marshal. 'ahn u. n'hE
grave, Is a coward, and utterly worthless tos ~
performance Of anr 'luttcs pertaining 10 his !aSl
tion. Tho District. Atterncy, ~: iih!aS, ~ ~ ~
only one that Is working 10 ytndleute tila mrs an
trying 70 bring thn GihrdcEers 10 1uattec' aal
very respectfully, your ohcent servant laat ',,,
"c:tal Captain sixteenth Infantry, Commanding.
, 1876-10-24

Tho prcscuce Of troops brought about an agree
tncnt ly whic. both ARMED whites and negroes
d!s!,amlcd. Un tho march froni flouse's bsldgo
tu Ellcntan ..-z.
Tna noDrrs OF TnnrK aEOnoEs
who Ind t,ceh killed wcrr found, anl ihfor1nh-
t[vn received that tlEc others l,n'l als" iccn
murdered. One whits man WAS killed. Tho
negroes were completely rnwc'l, ansi niral' to
leave ttcir hiding places IN tho woods md To-
turn 10 work frum fear Of being shot dowu tn
thu cotlu.l-{lells.
4 detachment sent down The Darnwcll road
met body OF twenty OF thirty whites, Tllo
ttatcl they were n detachment Of Gen. llnS'
woods command, undcr orders from, Judge ,s
Wtgnns, to tiisaEln and arrest negroes mn aIso
TO protect party Of ncgr'cs Whilo l,AryinR
coiorci member OF tho Legislature, wli, lnd
been shot near Ellenton; Tho report t. est!,natcs ,
the total number Of Wl'itch engaged III rioas
NOT LESS THAN 500,
coming from leorgtn aud Etsge!cl1, Aiken. nnl
l,arawel, !. G. The Port lsoyul Railroad.
which had been torn up, was repaired un'lcr the
protection Of n rquau ot soldiers. Thu men
previously had been afraid 10 work On tho road
, 1876-10-24

Snec;al Mspd,ch Ia ne Tribune.
YonKsti.1.E, H., Oct. 21..-{icn. logat1 spoke
this afternoon to ncarly 600 people, md II was
ouc ef the most enthusiastic crowds ever seen.
The procession sas two mics long, ard parndcd
lro,n Bristol 10 Yorkrllc, with four brass bands
null tho alInntc-Mcn Of rlnno and Yosltylllc.
Large delegations Of ladies from Newark, MIL
Wife, md Liuc, rode In large Wagons, mud mat!e
a beautiful appearance. The Senator mhle ]ust
such Il speech "a otr peorte "anlca 70
hcnr,-on hard times. Ercenacss, nnl
ani converted many Il wavesing sinner. Tonight
COD torches bl,zc III tho stsecLs from nrrl.Dor-
ing towns, and the Republicans feel that Ken
,lal| Is good for a0oolnalority. T!c eoart-soam .
ts aas It !; liz sESwc on sss ae ssSsese ssi1es sa an %
HIM. Cyri,s Coz, Unitn Hall ID nlso crowded,
and ttlc lion. jaspcr Packard, Of Indiana, Is
making aomo telling points Oh tic ananciai
iaornsot.1. viii. SPEAK IN NORRIS.
Speetal DtspdieA 10 1as Tribune: .t,.,u.,
onnis, w, os1 wTne 1 Iargest st rcf, rn1'teq. heq.
ssEIsns Ea1sy si III liz M M MsfRa t fhe T ss snf
surrounding M Congressional Districts In the after
noon. Tho Hen. Q. Prize, =. G, Cooke, ana F..
tng, M Ia preceding which there viii be grand tory
| iight procession by the Boys n BlHe n,'l thc
| Mfnutc-Men from Ottawa, Joliet, Yorkvillc,
| Minooka, SENECA, Dwight, lnrdnCr. AMI TINS
vicinity. Lulnbard with bis Cleo Club Will also
| bu GU hand,
| DE kALn.
Xpecfat D{spatch to 7Ht Tribune.
DHKALv, H., Oct. G,,-Tho llon. William
Lathrop, Republican nominee for Congress, att-
| dressed d urge meeting here this uvcntnE.
Tbls eu,lnty wifi giyo but little ad to tho rarna:
worth. f{urlbut ct,a1itidn. Both arc drawing
thciy campaign funds from the same ba1rsl' ,i
DcKalb proposes t. giTo her majority Tor "''l'
| MACON COUNTY.
| 8atctal Di*pdteh 10 ne Tribune,
DECATUR, ILL.,, OFT. 23-Iho Nepuolicanf,s rs ar az
arranging to 70 In great numbers to Pcorla
"Wednesday to hear Blaine ana 1necrsoll
Judge Buckingham AMI Dr.. Wallace tpcak ut |
Democratic mccting near NosEistown Tonight
, 1876-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

sn,c,ot ni,,mfrh 10 me TrtbunA
JAMES vi Is "'S'' 49, ~, .s ,'o.. w. t
coi,sln Is NIL ablazc. Nevef nus tho oldest l'-
l,ahitant witnessed anytlng Hike tho cxctte-
msnt una interest that te coming Of tho lion
heartfelt oa'" sasss' nma 'oG o,+ ~ r,otn ronr
city are putting forth every euofs TO MAKE rooh,
for tho thousands tlat WIZ eGme rem aas afu
nenr to hcar tho 'ian who ueleM ss ue.ee i r. ,o
t,Tcss lat winter. Special trains Will run
to accommodate tl1oso III. rctnoto sections
OF tho Stalo nml N1rthcrn Illinois.
(jno of the most lulIcY0ua Ut tho Billy Items
thut ,lud their why from this vicinity Into tho
Chlcaro organ OF " tfle pntri1n was tlat, tho
othcr flay, Which reprcaclltcsl TINT tho Hon. G.
Il. Williams to dcyottns oil OF lls tine ana eito5ts
fcat. Thu truth Is that Mr.. Williams has spoken
Il, Ills owl, district but few l[inns. Mr. Williams,
knowing That Ills majority wtl ho little u nt,y
side uf his district.
''Ae JACKSON, MICH.
Special Dsspetch 10 7He 3if6an<.
| Jackson, Allcll,, OGl. Et-lhc larGest anu
most enthusiastic meeting of taln cutnpa!EM titus
lar was llch, tu-l,Igllt ii. tl!s city: The MI.
,,nuucclucmt tl,ut Slrs. NJ. AIcllc 1Ilazlet!, IT
ludsn wou sreak illlea l'. Csi!tollrisl iiati;
ts ~ .,mns5v r,iv a'w md hcd hcr a,rnco spo-
Lo,nJ, haif of ti,u peon!u sta,ltlins for two
loura. Ii,a !conl Gleu Clul,, thc centrai C;ity IL;
l
ni,hch ] ,nusIr. bnL sirs. 1tazictt'e c!ooucnce
MIS- .ar i.ioro effective and scores ot converts
Irals III tl,p wSnk.kncetl we're strengthened.
rn ..,Dn,rn IL tmine vigorously prosecuted In
t,,s ,",,,f y nn,l fis EcnLlirmip wcru never
n,nre il. nafnsst, McetIi1s uro ,cil every ,sIg,lt
in sn,no ono uf ti,e townships, and sonie nights
nv. ,I,,,1,Iwf in, WH nro sautr,tlrc uf cifryinG
tic coauty' wh!s na n,msys s,n nen.'
s,<eIa, ntunfsh 1ss r. M TyIoune
fuA.n Wsr,ps. Ij.'i. ut. 3L-A munster
1,on"1ii,,n ,"..s..nc.tlI,., was held here to-day
H"pu'il "p.Eo ,ialry.iins comn frt,n, Eulnntsz,, Nir
H",'II. H1IJ SIisrsn- i,laluIlri,l. i;rnnI Haven
MMGuS, ,. s,,i ~ .hn ,owns If tl,la r"to nn III,
,ns, 1", a .r'y III VAN arnsscd y ,!ac u,,d Fcrr,
III, .f nr,,u rIjs rvcnnt. the strcets wrrS
.',,n isas t THi, tl".n,mi tufri,sa wcru In ltuo
| 4,LSI', M I'm ,,,,,,,In ,rn-n ni,rnr,f HInti
llooan'1 ".}'oS T." ,n"ii,,,. i,n i,,s ."n1
hnSS " ~ tlia o'ksIat M!ats'a"h M ns -" '. @
tha yGlr. hhlilo sl'he 'is exes,, ~ +! E ~
~ At l'etfIt enll!Iu'y. ue".i,' 's'y % yo.,s,ia M
a!6 spoRe. fer'y so!.Ie" ~" tnI,un =, .sr,
tue two parties, nsyatsu m lnt a,I;M sn"ti, m
ss.on'l; @ w. s.s'" tI .rf,,,'my m ot thn Krnublie
sWHco thu tIue eeoao''J oA -" ''-PHe't"
AdnitlIlAtfatio1. ~
OEFIciAL Ff0UNH FROM lEnitSA.
, 1876-10-24
ABOUT, TOWN.


poItics were never moro unintercst!Ng than |
,,rr ,xcrc Yesterday ut tic various lcndouar-
Lucy "e,, tn.t ~ orv ~ of TT the saturday night
.eas. ,,.a,;nc @ @ oua I'll fnpcrso1l,s spcccb, Tho
,,sual mundane nfTara IN connection with poll
,,ca r.Tc ,v contrast un,muortant and eoinu,o,,-
nIace, G III It sas as it q meteor had snot through
space, lighting np It's track' and, vanishing to
leave all things darker than before.
prcn,ratuus aro making for Dlalnc's rcccp-
az. cnL,w,u,, nrcnInr. md tho uirair will NJ
,nn,t s, rtyai II Importance, ant, in tho sucecss
which Is sure to attend It, tho splendid ovation
rlyen Rob lrnurso1l last Saturday evening"
rhcrc will be aupthc cr1oroecsslon, nr.l Mr. Blaine
,,, W.. W. T., H., 1srnosft,on Huiil,no Tho
WI epeam III r"o f.st inst SATURDAY evening
noise q tratnps logt i"sa ,+ainst l." },n ,,s NJ
"as "t e.sh.s pn,vnm.t hit tlls t},no TIC joor
!. trf u, hc III i,lnsralIr r"yerc,i with greater supply
q ths eiesetaL Uni ,,nt H. sm"i.rc, tn oiIn
tiaI ps."p'o IT, ,rnr.. @,t: A"n ~ " nnisnnces at
o. s,.,.,, 'he ,rrc,in~ noiso na1o l,y
persons passlns =" NJ" ~. .,,,,cd ,S ' 1ast inn
IT,, Ine i;a,vv io,s nlrr nuo uortou Of tic wcst
gallery Eaye WY a' tefS e. WpS tno ro IN nj H.
reSitnns. rel 70 prevent tlc possibility Of future
disaster, thu galleries are 10 ~ hepr rt1r, M fnr
m"Se nmdf, ors eS1'''1ref in ts boly Of tc hnll.
- F7,,..t, rnrrFr 0f
met Rt the IohntY lleasl.l.!a..a s. sus. T.. ~
Luke a'u G!faR slleets. 5cs,;H,",, 5,;, T., asnc
secret session: 81 LIT ~ ur'4 - ~, rcvc ran,,;.
there WA no lnrtIt ~ ,nt ths ,Is.nt,se,l arn
alcs a' ns - ri scratch;uT tr,scts
nr putting lofln t'ehet eo'''ose" VI INV" "'*~'
their own hcasI' .,..,,,-r-s
,,,,;a hFuWa" ,.,na't,,,, n, Irrton, 1,oa hecn
Col. lnFcrsolrs nsecting ~ ofs' ,. is i,et n"
rnstpo1lta ullill nlnn's' ..e ~, ~" y. Wstton,'
viii srcak ~ Cchlfa''a so"das "'''' Nv ''A"'''o'
OIL tho Hlst.:. ,,... ,r.,,x,
nufnrd Wtleon MI! sfeaK az A'ton, !h,Ia i,,.',a,
day; Ut carrotto'l, ts1"ny' ana III M'a,,i.,v
saturday, ol tnlH WIEN: ~ VI, ia,"uI, wnhnS,.
Mt Maeolnb, ructlny " Noek isl; " a!. e"hrs' IT,
day. 4 next \! week; ,,r,n,,on ,v, t,,h T., III.
L. :. Taylor, oi rF9nstuh, VIII LIN - ~, ~ -,
people at llydo fark THURSDAY eseh'se' a"a III
l.rua friday evening ot thls WEEK
THE nEhocnAfs
held tho tlslial ntlcr OF msct1hEs yerte7ta"5 a;,
nTlu accomplished iully NJ Httie ~ lleua; m ~
, 1876-10-24
THE SA,r1ONAL CREDIT.

wHAT WOULD pE THE rfFEcT or pEMochATlc
SUCCESS On FuNh1Sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
yANf MOKiiII.l.'S OPINION.
U;ant!ch II Se,o lnrs EfrnsH9 H'sf.
WAsnlsoToS, ID. G., Oct. 2l.-Mr. August
Bclmont has assumed tbs responsibility OF tlc-
nyIpr the correctness Ut your correspondence
I!spatel. Of Thursday, which said, IN ELECT, thua
private lettrrs recc.yeAfr0m Europe cron1cyctifhc
information tint M n'urc t,ltls Woulu be sub-
acrlr.l for by Tho Syndicate until the Iresidcn-
t!as election is decided, ail that, II NV Tlltcn
Is chosen President, nunr Of lilo bonds VIII bu
ta1scu until sc puliry Of the Democratic Admins
istrution IL fully knuwl,. 1t t. Hereford proper
IN rcitcr4tu crphntlcally the ftatesNe,t thai
was male. Du5!.. the plescnt week private let
tcrs l,ayc hccu received here frnn' persons ''ow
! In lt,nu,l wt,Dlln III 1notivc 10 n!larepresent
| tic icrling existing amuuY nltT!ual members
of tho Syndicate or 10 convey WrnS iI,'nr',':-
t.un, 1t. which the stcelts .leltted ny sl7. Ac!-
mint Mryu lIt,tlc. They arc not puhi!c nr Nj
llcal ctters, nll were l!nt written III ths eAree'
tttluu tint they wnu!l Lc nude Euhlltf hut
their ls;.sLwnriAIllefc Is not questioned Iy The
pcysuils " 10 have received tllcHI.
Iii conversation with Secretary Mprrlll tn.dAy,
liz said tu your correspondent that lle l,il'Y *
pretcd that Eic futiLliE hEGratltlls Wt'llla COME
iu I'LL end II tae Drnucratc ,pnrty nareeGteu
next mnnth; that any matt With ordinary com
l u,uu sunsu ought 1,' know tll#t tha funding
,YHl NJ, 20 o WHIT %,1 nn'S sSer H. o"Ts ara.s a.s
lie payment Vi l,nE!ls in lalrs ,nouc1y;
III Ii not nccessary." ssail s'ttr:tary Morrill,
Via tlisgnsJ this question. ~ the whole leu
,,eury VI tIr operations ti.,ln Tar demonstrate:
iha. ,!,s t,lling sa'lol Iu ,s.rrle! IN Will IL,
Dc,.,ut rats III power. Mr. l'rlnlow fustsd Il s'l
pehsiLls to find tse s}l.lrr'scn''IIlt lnl1tts i
lacu vi .s.t Dosnucra,y ll1taSc, anl MA power
less Il, do auytilil. wllIc the Dr.nutratc liusla
remained Il, aess!un."
alr, Morrill, sal, &o would not say wl'i th
Syn,liratc would !lo, busauea lM hhl nut knpw
!rnl. Tic Ilu.ll.,! wnlti,l Immediately tinr
ru.irsv tl.c SyGdi1..o would III any event l'ase !
lake lhc SsUlu, ~, sn',dsrIbe. ior; bu, M.ngtIs
s,tbsrr;,l:olt would, In t!lu Stetutaiy's Ju1sMch