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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-22

n ali cases of private, chronic, and urinary di-
known that DIR James has stood at the head o.
the profession for the past 80 years. Age and
experience are all-important. Seminar weak
face lost manhood, can positively be cured
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention. call
or write. Pleasant home for patients; A bo0H
for the million. Marriage Guide, when tells
you all about these diseases-whO shonlo IlAIIy
--why MOTTO cents to pay postage. Dr JsI i.s.
has 30 rooms and parlor; You see no one u Uu'
the doctor Onice hours, m. 70 m, s Sun-
tial.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-22
THE NEW YORK
Military Agency

procures PEN sIONNs for Officers and Soldiers
wounded injured or ruptured, however slightly,
obtains an increase of old rates. collects arrears
of Day and bounty. etc. No charge unless sue
cessful. Letters promptly answered by 40,
dressing j H. sCHOLL, Attorney at Law, o.
Box 1854.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-22
Dr.. JAMES.
Lock Hospital,

CORNER
WashiDg tOn
and Franklin
n treeta, Chit
eNgO, Illinois.
Chartered by the
State of Illinois
for the express
purpose OF giving
Immaculate relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
CoLRT INrRIGUEs IN SPAIN.

LONDON. Thursday. Sept. II, 1870
A Reuter- telegram thus sums up the sltua-
ton 10 Spain efforts being made to GUST
senior Canovas del Castillo the Prime Minister Three
courts exist at present namely, King Alfonso eNuoeh
Chrsinasthe latter supported by the remaining paru-
sans of Marshal Espartero-and ex-Queon ISabei'Ss
court at santandcr The latter Ia actively intriguing.
She Is principally influenced by the clergy but in lesser
degree by sfhor sagasta, Marshal serrano, aud Cen
Hovaches IL is believed these latter would not Ges-
tate to adhere the policy Of religious intolerance In
order To secure the alliance Of the Isabest party lsa-
bella has distributed portraits OF herself and children 10
all the generals At present the object OF both Chrst-
mas and Isabellas intrguos Ia 10 secure the restitution
OF their property by tho Spanish treasury Iney cai
respectively 400000O0 tFS,OOO,OOO) and 33,Voo,OOo
$4,000 OOO pesetas Senior CanOyas del castillo posi-
lively refuses these demands. A member OF the parry
now in power recently expressed the opinion thht the OBJ
ect Of the liberation clause in the COstlullOn Whs
merely 20 give satisfaction abroad but the Cover nneht
would not allow any nUnCathOc creed To establish IT.
self ia SPAIN -, =,
Madrid tele gram to-day states that tho Government
bas approyed the conduct OF tine Project OF NaadOld,
WHO forbade sale OF Protestant bibles IN the sceS
OF that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
rIr pRncEEnINGS IN C0URT.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2l.-ln the Criminal
Court to-day the lia Of Gen. Babcock was resumed and
Col Whitley was cross-examned by Mr. Fullerton. lie
gayc another account Of his proceedings In addition 10
what he testified yesterday he said
did not suppose that Gen. Babcock was entirely g-
nornt of my connection with the safe burglary TOT
Cen BabcocE had ecnt me TO Harrington -.
Judge Fullcrtur-Give any rcEson you nave Tor sup
poslng that Gen Babcock knew of the sale bnrIlary
WitnessI never talked tho affair aud told BaDcoek
that Buford Wilson my enemy, ana Gen. baocoeA
replied. 81 think not" an, i,..st- h,,
o Did You not intend TO convey the inpre.son Dy
yor nnswsrs 10 the Congressional Committee thnt you
knew nothing Of the burglary A. ghey 0id not ask INC
proper questions II you had cToss'eXlmihed mo ueJ
would have got all. -, -. ,, ,,,or t,ol,
than have had to-day. [Laughtrrl -,
Internationally, answered correctly, oT '"0i'
was no burglary when a man brcnhs MS own SAFE u,
O Did you answer this commissioner mat you nal
knSyn nothing about the SAFE A. was between w .
fires ten they talking Of one SAFE ana thouSnt
Jndgc Fulerton-of keeping Whitley snfci
WitncssIcs, SIR Judge Pirrrrpohl tnn NC hst
that Harrington trying 20 make aNntclhohl shhi w
mine: Thought IL WAS about time tlht was uaklhS
ms statement FOE IIanngt1ns rot Va there woud De
little Use for Iulne th. CIrrtinent NOhd nave hdu
evidences enough saw Judge lcfrrpont several times
about the matter.
T. G. Banhrld, formerly Solicitor OF the Treasury De
partmeni was then sworn. His testimony wss 10 SUB
stance, as follows:
In March, 1874, while Whitley was IN Florida Gen
Rabcock called mt my office and asked whefu Whitley
was Babcoek said he had little matter for Whitley "a
attend 30 sent telegram % Whitley 1nfl lee sDOh 70
turned, when told him that Babcock wanted 70 sec h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 9th fail
name and address.
DIED.

DIED.
ASPINWALI-At Tarrytown Hudson River, wednesday,
sept 90, Julia Aspnwsl, wife OF Rev . A. AspnN ALL IN
ReIre and friends arc invited attend funeral
Christ Chnrch, Bay Ridge, Long Island, on Friday aiIer
noOn at O'Clock.
BoAiANAt Astoria L. l.. THURSDAY. 2lSt inst, Sarah
Bowman,
Notice Of funeral in tomorrov's paper.
BREATH-In Brooklyn Wednesday, Sept 20. Adeline
Morgan In the 73d year OF her ae, widow Of the ate Jas
IS Breath
The funeral seryIces will DO held the Church Of the Re
Pacific and FOurtaYe, SATURDAY Alter
noon o'clock. The remains viii DC taken 70 HenIstead
for intGtmcnL
CROsBY-sulcn at Fi-e Island sept 49, while bathing.
John r. Crosby OF this CITY, couhSelOrataw, m Lho Oith
year OF lis age
ETTCHEN-Wiliam X Kitchen, President Of tho Nat Park
Bank early yesterday morning, after brief Illness
Nouce OF tie tnnefal hereafter
KIrCHRN-s Suddenly Thursday morning. Sept 81, VIM.
X. Kitchen In the 6ld year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LORDAt Ipswich Mass, Sept 81. Elizabeth Dodge. widow
II Capt JOhis Lord
MISUNDERSTANDING on Thursday Sept I'll, John I.
Relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from his to residence, 30 NS0ns,
Brooklyn, Z. D., on Sunday al 23O y. IN
MoRGAN-I In Brooklyn, Wednesday Sept 90 Charlotte
Tyon in tho 18TH year OF her age widow OF the late JOAN
MurgaD.
The funeral services will Church OF the tie
leenlrr Pacife-st and FJuFhave. saturday after
nOon O'Clock RcGains VIII DO taken 70 Greenwood for In
terment
RoE-Iu Chester Orange Co., y the 2lst inst Jesse
Roe in the list year Of his ige.
The fens relatives the family invited to attend
tic funeral his residence Satr lay, sept IS at
2 m Train leaves Clanb s-st at 1915 a. Carriages
viii BIO ia aendaDce on the arrival Of tho train at Chester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURCo-sERvIAN CONFLICT.
PRINCE mfAN's ROYAL TITLE-TnE sSRVIANs AGAIN
wARliKE-rHg TURKS IN A BAD POSITION

PRINCE MITAN's ROYAL IITLR--THR s4RYIANS AGAIN
wARiiKE-nm TURKS IN BAD POSITION.
LONDON, Thursday Sept. 81, 1876
Tho correspondent Of The Times at Belgrade
In dispatch to that paper says he doubts whether II Is
possible TO ignore Prince Milan's proclamation KIM,
the priests and the OF the population side with
Gen. TchcnayeG and the Russiuns inc correspondent
also says "servia now believes In victory. and must
say this belief is not surprising The SerVtan MOrava
army occupies strong position, forming semicircle
from Alexine and Degrad around TO DjunS and WIKI
Tho Turkish army Is concentrated but as IL rs an
valley between the left and right OF the seryan position
the Turks would not have much chance OF advancing
further II also asserted that the Turks lack food
Describes assert that when changing their camping
grounds the Turks their fonts The servians be-
eye this Is in consequence Of tho appearance OF the
plague"
The Dcligrad correspondent OF The Daily Ne'os teie
graphs that journal rs follows: II the armistice were
for fortnight should not be surprised " starvation
compelled the Turks to egacuato their position"
A dispatch 10 The Daily NeiOs from Vienna says the
Austrian ambassador at Constantnople is negotiating
relative 10 the conditions Of peace tween the Porte and
Montenegro IN hopes OF obtaining the cessOn OF the port
OF Spitza 10 Montenegro.
Cettigne dispatch to The Times Prince Nicholas
and suite returned bore on Tuesday last
PARIS Thursday, Sept 81, 1875.
lie Temps to-day says The Due DecaEes, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and the Turkish ambassador had an
interview yesterday. Communications were then ex-
changed which seem to show that the chances for an
early peace are very substantial There Ia very evil
deut good will on all sides"
THE TURKS COMING TO TERMS
LoSpos, Friday, Sept %, 1876.
The Timess Berlin telegram says The Porte
ia ready to accord prolonged armistioe' provided
Russia suspends the dispatch OF officers aud soldiers to
Belgrade.
There are already $4,000 Russians in servia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
SAFE BURGLARY.
WHITLEY SWEARING FOR LIBERTY.


HIS EVIDENCE DOES NOT STRONGLY NcULPATE
BABCoCK-THE COMPETITION FOR IMMUNITY.
lBY. TELEGRAPH TO TiE TRiBTsEi
WAsHSGroN, Sept. 21.-The evidence in the Bah
cock Safe Burglary trial to-day tended further to
strengthen the theory disclosed by the defense. The
crosse Examination of Col Whitley by Judge Fuller
ton did not seem TO break down the assumption that
the safe burglary was planned by Harrington. The
testimony of Col Whitley constantly showed that
he had frequent conferences with Gen. Babcock Doth
before and after tho act of burglary but Whitley
positiyely swears that Con. Babcock had no knowl-
edge of the burglary. There was one passage IN his
testimony where he seemed to admit that Gen. Bah
cock knew of it aftcrward.
There is, however, in Whitley's testimony an ex-
hbtion of moral obliquty painful to contemplate
Mr.. Whitley has sworn on this subject in the pre-
vous trial in the courts here and has also testified
before the Congressional Committees. He to-day
justified one Of his former sworn statements, IN
which he had said that he knew nothing about tho
safe burglary by the explanation that there was no
lurelary when a man breaks his own cafe. In
another place he said chat he between two fires
they were talking Of one safe when he Thought OF
another. Whitley showed conclusivey that he was
swearing for liberty and testified to-day that he
went TO Attorney General Perropont voluntarily in
order to secure safe conduct.
Il appears that there was a competition among the
conspirators TO obtain immunity to betray Their
associates, for Whitley says that Harrington was
olso endeayorinC to obtain immunity upon the same
conditions,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
HIRRTED

BABCoCR--BUERER--At the residence Of IRE brides
mother, Brooklyn, n. Y Thursday Sept u BY Che Roy
A. daughter Of tue late Capt Ihos g. Bunker
No cards
CHAPLIN HOPSON-At Kent, Conn, Sept 20, by Rev Mt.
Barclay, Charles w. Chapil OF Lakcyile Conn., 70 Annie
W.. eldest daughter Of John HOpson, esq, OF Kent
TAYLOI-BROWN-At residence Of tho briGe's unclo.
sag HarOOr. l.. l., sep 20, by Rev AlOert Wllialts,
William T. Taylor 70 Gertrude A. Brown both OF this city,
No cards.
TE-dRANT-At Christ Church. Cooperstown sept 20.
bT the Rev. w. w. Lord ID. d., Reginald Heber Whgo,
formerly Of Brooklyn to Fannie f., daughter OF Geo. NJ
Grant esq No cards.
YOUN9-JONES-In Brooklyn at the residence OF the brides
parcuts Thursday Sept 81, by tie Rev II w Hsskins
by the Rev. r. s. Howard d. d. OF webster Msss,
Young Charlotte b. daughter OF Ihos. Dudley
Jones, esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-0ne thousand soldiers
have left Corunua for Cuba.
MADRID, Sept. 21.-King Alfonso formally
oos lave Of and addressed battalion OF troops upon
their leaving Madrid Tor Cuba yesterday
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The steamer Canadian,
which has been ashore near Larno s'nce Monday last
WA lowed on the rocks to-day, and boachcd in Larne
Tough.
MONTREAL, Sept. 21.-The Mayor presided
over large meeting held yesterday IN devise means to
preyeut the spread the small pox Tho vaccination
law ia TO b. more ttringently enforced
OTTAWA, Sept. 2l.-Tho reception OF tenders
for sccton s Of the Pacific Railway closed to-day There
ara inward .of twenty competitor, The work Is the
beayiest section yet given out bat q il understood tho
TENDERS vary much some ranging low as 81 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
Morning Noon. ~ Il ~
81 sl22lla
Ssh 5f#i5 az!S
lIzI..II.l.l..lI.Il.E]II.II.II!:.I..IllIiIA.l9

IN, d,f shows variations In this cty By tnthi OF
Inches perpendicular divisions " time for tae - nurs
horizontal line mark ~ ihchei
hnt curved line Ia n9e OF ss
r@r hours Whrn entirely above tue line mean
cal weather upon
ithrs are fluation nlrth easte.y storm
la approach Indicated by he
ofthe auctuans la violence ~ the Of the movement
OF uncertaa weather VIZ ~
Low carved line fron 70 a7tov hs hne s1
Westler while an sstsr from nsloS
10 .ssys points unmistakahy to pleasant weathsri
During all Yesterday the wind continued with little
variation from the northeast and the sky grew more
and more threatening The barometrc rise is oontnu-
GUS On the other hand, the humidity Of the air has
much decreased and there is little change in tempera'
urc In uew OF these facts, and rain rarely beGus
haTorp depression OF the barometer, the threatened
storm Il likely to he DELAYED az least "a hours:
For this city and vicinity cloudy day ana nOrtherl
winds tna he expected the weather having the general
OF yesterday in respect 90 indications OF
approaching rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
BUFFALO TO ALBANY.

William DOrSheimer has the honor to an
pon,ce that he has Upcnod new and expeditions route
from Buffalo 10 Albany, pas through the hour shiny
towns OF OswegO, OgdnsDurg Plattsbuig Saratoga ana
nine days Fare $JOO-lEUchestcr Democrat and Chron-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

EXCURSIONS TO TUE CENIESNIAL-OD Tuesday,
12h inst Messrs Young, Iaid & Colin, propretors and
managers the weI nown LANDLORDS pertuhey Treated
their employees excursion 10 the Gentleman EAhDluon
mis- IL ynlng and orteFprising firm, and deserves credit
for its action 10 example older concerns should too"
IL.n .nlr.u Nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
AMERICAN BONDS AND SILVER HIGHER.

IONDONI IhufsIhlI hUPI' II IotU'
India Council bills TO the amount OF E30O,-
900 we're allotted yesterday at to 's pence per rupee
advance on last weeks rate.
silver "a quoted at 5tAs 10 51A pence per ounce.
The new United states AZ per cont funded loan Is
quoted at "a 10 premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
TWEED BOUND FOR CUBA.


A special dispatch to The Times FROM San
lander state, that william NJ Tweed sent yesterday
10 Corunns where DO embarked for Cuba, 10 be sur
rendered on arrival there TO the United officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT
prObHbihhsS.

For the Middle atlantic States, south-edS1
Minds roSsI iacreasiao 10 BRISK stationary tltnD
barometer icarR cloudy, md RAINY T6dihsT.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS
flor other ship Yc~s see second PG7cI


CJor oaisr ship Nccs see Second Pd7el
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion walker Norfolk, Clty Folht ana
RIchmOnd, Old Dominion steamship GO. -, 49, ,,,---.
BARK rdhaHs Polly, Clp Cronstadt July ." ana Ei'nore
AT P F1ant iAlsti taiovch Sligo Aug 3. in ballast
park Aste ~ ~ knudsen, Gloucester so GAYS IN naasl
Bark Albert Victor (of Greenook Johnson DeheIaa 70
oh Me- \ II F lorenzo Ratlbun Mvstc in ballast
BqS Pearl luf Haven't Neal Bar6adoes Is days with
ISCHOPFD AT DART ISLAND,
scbrs Clio Clcott Fullerton, nom Gardiner Casco Lodge
pierce iron Portland Scud fioni WhIinG Ne Ann iza
beth, from Dangor
Brig f. H. Jennings from
SAILED,
,tsamsIps Ponmeran for Hamburg state Of Indiana
bark Flash Ligh, iOr Philadelphia brig Roanoke, for La
Euayra- ...r,,
Nv way Of Long Island SountStc9mships Eleanor foi
pa,ylanI (laUcu. Boston VIM BECK Tor Boston
Sammv Fort for Lubec 4. w. Allen ior Pembroke Sarah
Harding, tor Portland.
&TND-sJnse,. lghr (. L. clear.
DISASTER.
u.v,N, sent 2lThe Ai1ercan schr W. T. Byrne, Capt
Dcnon from Philaielrna for Johns r. r., was thrown on
cr bean ends ard damaged during the hurricane at PcrS
| Rico. -
QUEENSTOWN, sept 1.-THE National Line seanship itay
Cant A Tnonlso from NeH-York sept o. for Liverpool ar
| rived here at . 4. m to-day
| DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO. sept 2IArnved. ship Hecon from New
EoRrpyss MONROE set 90 Isscl IN Baltimore, steam
Mia Nova Seotian LiYerpocl ships StOk0rs and Llh
Soulard; bR7ks Prcsc0sa, HRvTei Giovanni DelaMaf,
preakyater New lgt .iU Janriro Princes Louisa uil
Passed ont, barks, Kepsion@ DORIS ana Jennie Armstrong
/ for Cork -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARRET.

u,v,x, sent 2l-spanish gold 22sItd22ssl Exchange
fat; ON the United states, go days, currency dis
count: short sight do par 60 days, GOLD, e10h prei
sboTt sight do O9t9lOig prem London, 2O'4aZl
PARIS itGGia prem. sugar weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

The Jsyeuile Department Of RAYNoSD's CLorIIIse
whgrg0ueE % Fulton ana Nrssalst -
nader ar aynunds personal on account OF to Jua
mont II rnuFes IA r, ssing child properly ara WHOSE hBo
aIze and Away DO takeu IN c0hsiuefsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

co,su.putiyes find welcome relief and steadily gain
strength IRON the use OF rAEAERs GINGER TONIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
THE REPUBLICAN RECORD
Continued from first Page.

------,--.,a ond Hamburg; If he could read "a we
% a. st1ry OF the nbecity and incompetence loI
Te sa OF the last Democratic HOUSE OF IglFe
g0VeIhn Win fts disposition Ispudtate the nalohaI
eentAttSs and 10 pay untold millions OF reosi clis
e b eonld understand VIC do the pure an W,
u he A. me ability and fitness OF our eanufAte3 lor
Iecent and VcePresiGent for Governor hIu hiel-
who G0ubts but that Win an me NgOr
a. teTsitv Of his great nature ne would say ny
np ADJ oi the Republic and the gOOd gGNeTnueh "
ste demsnd the election Of Hayes and wheeler OF
Horsan and Rogers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
SAN FRANCISCO. sept 2l.Arnved. ship Helicon, from

QUEENSTOWN sept 2IThe National Line Steamship Italy
Can't A. ThOusOa, Ne@Nork sept U, Tor Liverpool ar
rived here at 2 q. N. to-day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
DISASTER.
FOpRIGN PORTS.

HAVANA SEPT 2IThe AIlerican schr W. r. Byrne, Capt
pcnSot frou PhIaerna for 81 Johns r. H. thrown on
Nor bean ends damaged during the hurricane 10 Pore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
BtiAJns
Brig F. II. Jennings, from -.

.tramships Pnnmeran;, Hamburg state OF 1ndisl
,c iasgoW; Coumbus, fr Magnolia, for savanna
bark Flash Light iOr Philadelphia brig Roanoke Tor
Guayra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

nv vay az Long Island S0uC-Steamships EleanOra, 10
PeIanI GlaUc. Boston schrs Nm Beck, fT Boston
SAMMY Font Tor LuJec T. W. Allen. for Pembroke Saral
HnrdlDg tor Portland.
-, Ln.tf. Il ghI. 3. u. clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

IN, ,oo,Ienep the pcople OF tho North bear no
hostility 10 the South They are OF our race they are
our counrymrn and " the Republican party succeed IN
this contest the South viii not be tue sufferers tng5 5
uuOn its theory of government Tor Tue soutni iue
PARTY main ans that under tue Constitution
thr il no In tho General Government 20 act Ia the
WAY OF national Improvement u promote comueIt.. W
~ f,gtatc or extend manufactures They say tbat tue
Goyernment 81 merely powerful to collect money RON
the ueOpe aud nay It's officers but whch you come 70
tbe inItea 10 The Development OF the resources Oh he
cuniry and 10 the extension Of facilities for uade tha
The General Government Is utterly poWeiess' inc w
rIIioan party holds sucn doctrine We lOlu lbat IL
AZ fic,,ynent which IL concerned IN the develop
ncu of the industries OF the people, whether lhy t'ts
20 ira 10 on the land conmcfce on the sea- 70 i9b2 OF
H. const1ictnn of raways that all this il publicly IA
cilitatrd national objects, 80 thf as Wilma 'o
tntiou they are national objects NOW, the huuln hs
vastiy more 10 expect from the General Government
under a Republican than under democratic adnins-
IatiOu II IL iut rested In the extension OF our COBB
.nerrc and IL at q critical moment accepted the helping
hand of the Government after II had been stricken uoNh
nv lie war aud wnon the marine was undergoing great
~ S,nye"iron sbps being substituted for wooden ones
A oorty that has built railroad across continent upon
INC natu between he several States, has right,
under kindred provision oil the countJ Dy W'.op q.
tSnp fpon the waste OF waters which SEPARATE CONT
ncnts and that something Ought 70 DC done, Snu tT I
south Is ne much interested rs the cry oil NewiorN III
Tie epubIeau party interested in the txensiOn OF
tho system OF education In the South; when u neeas
yjite ~ vol as baek Indeed, there II no interest," re-
atng 10 the intellectual growth to the Increase Of us
and 10 the promotion Of its commerce Oh the sea- ior
tbrir benefit which viii not he more promoted W we
success OF the Republican party than, " t tngt
fnr and / am sometimes Thought 70 DC
sop,evhat hostile 10 the SOutl-but nevertheless
feel that when they accept inc oossai' ~ ~
amendments and obey aud observe th9m and tax? heli
aces In The Union az States and rs citizens devoted 20
Ina Goyernment that there Is nothing within tue con
st,tntonal authority of the Government that tho people
Of the North will not he Willing 10 90 ior inc %
- their Interests and for the redemption OF the SCUM
grc,n fbe nrostraon which the war has brought but
liz lights of men arc more important than mere indun-
r,es and We cannot f0rcgo the main qHcstOn-secuf'o
- canal rights 20 nh the people of the bOuth "a,
Gcntiemen Of tie south! Owe TO every man ,nere az,
dat Tts AS citizen and your just rights rs citzohs
md as states IN this Union viii be guarded anl lnu
tcted and fustered by the people ana the STATES ol e
North precisely thoy will foster ana pro'oc'
rights.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-02

:, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30-The attendance at
the main exhibition today, the last of the half
Saturdays. were 1O3. 2O4, and at the live stock
exhibition 1887.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The Centennial
Commission on Friday and Saturday in execu.
tive session approved number of awards Of
the judges upon which action had not previous
~ been taken for want of time. These com
prised mainly the awards on printing presses,
but included also several intended to have been
embraced in the groups already published.
This being the week of the Centennial jub-
lee of Rhode Island, the observance of which
will eliminate on Thursday, Gov. Lppett of
that state is expected 70 arrive Tuesday, when
an arrangement of the programme of the day
WI be perfected. New Hampshire day has
Deen appointed for Thursday, 18th inst, and it
Is omclally announced that Gov. Cheney will
mold reception at the New Hampshire state
building on that day from to o'clock in the
afternoon, to be followed by an address appro-
pirate to the occasion at the same place by
rrof. Edwin u. sanborn, LII D., of Dartmouth
Island and New Hampshire have been secured
for this and next week.