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NOTICES.

M OIl CE.-IHE Legal INTEREST OF Sl2 for
IN one year is only 72 cents, and the whole
amount has to be invested at The beginning
of the year; whereas 81 90 per month invested
n the 5th Series of the CITIZENS LOAN Asso.
CITATION during the IL months just closed
mum.
The'young men who arc spending their mo-
ney foolishly are losing golden opportunity
of utilizing and saving It, The CITIZEN"
be made Thursday next, Oct. 5'b. shares
arc being taken. For information call day
or evening On GEORGE G. MARIS, Sec'ry.
oct2-tf
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THE HEALTH BoARD.-The Board
of Health held regular meeting, last
night, but adjourned without transac-
ting any, important business, all the
committees being continued. Several
nuisances were reported in the Second,
Fifth and Sixth Wards.
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CENTENNIAL EXCURSION
morning the Delaware Railroad COM
pany run Centennial excursion train
from Delmar, at reduced rates. But
as the "Little Election" comes off TO
day. and the Middletown fair opens
to morrow, the attendance was not
very large. only about $50 passengers
being aboard.
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OFEICE OF THE DELAWARE RAIL-
COMPANY
eod1m&w2m

Dow: =, D Ell Sept. II, 1876. }
Bonds of the Delaware HaiIroad Co.
Due July 1. 1875.
Notice j.. hereby given to holders of out
standing Bonds of the Mortgage Loan" OF
this Company, Nos. 2S7 and ABB for $1,000 each.
and Bond of Guaranteed Loan, No. 596 for
$500, due July l. 1875, that the same will be
paid on presentation at the Office of the Eli
deity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
cal agent of this company for the payment oi
said loans. M. HAYES.
sep12 2aw1m Treasurer.
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BRAKEMAN INJURED.-Last night,
about.ten o. clock, WIN. Simpson brake
man on the T. w. & B. r. R.. was se-
riously injured by being caught between
two cars He was taken to his home,
1916 Titan street, sPhiladelphia.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE HAGANY.-Isaac Au-
Der for assault and battery on Susan
Fountain, was fined cents and costs.
He entered O counter suit against Susan
for throwing fat iron at him, but the
case was dismissed.
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SouTHsIDE IrEMs.-The Pioneer Club,
last night. raised sixty-foot flag pole,
surmounted by rooster,a land threw their
colors to the breeze.
Wash jackson. the bill-posters, has
put up q new bill board, 36xl1 feet. on
the south side of Third street bridge.
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GEN. wAsHINGTON's WILL.

SECOND EDlfloN.
The only authentic and complete copy ever
published. Embraces notes and schedule of
his real estate by the testator, historical and
biographical notes and anecdotes by the pub
Usher. Has been commended by many OF the
leading men of this country and Europe.
Price IA Cloth, tinted (60lb paper.
81. 90. Pamphlet 600 lb. paper.) soc. Sent
postage paid. on receipt of price. Address
the publisher. WIN. h. NEWTON. Attorney
at Law, st. Georges. Delaware. R1r 1rAGENTS
WANTED everywhere. Liberal discount on
all orders of $40 and upwards. wan sead by
express c. o. ID. il desired.
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H FOURTEENTH PUBLIC SALE OF
stocks, Bonds, Loans and Real Estate
at the Clayton House Building, Wilmington,
Delaware,
Saturday, October 9TH, 1875.
at il a. M, sharp.
shares stock LIST National Bank, Winning
ton.
10 shares stock Union National Bank, Will
mingtoa. a.
% shares stock National Bank Wilm. u
BRANDY wine. WY,
shares stock First National Bank, Will
mington.
Terms of sale and particulars on posters.
j. j, HEALD.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
sep30-3&6
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NOTICE-The subscriber is now ready to re
~ deem the Delaware State Bonds due Jan,
lst., 1885, at their par value, with accrued in
terest. All persons holding said Bonds are
requested to present them to the Farmers
Bank at Dover for redemption at once.
Laurel. Sept. %. 1876.
THOS. b. GILES,
eod1 m&w2m State Treasurer,
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On and after October 1st full supply
OF DR. Bulls Cough Syrup can be found
in every drug store. Price Is cents per
bottle; five for 90.
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DROPoSALs
FOR DIN NG:

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Street Committee, at the ofice of the Street
9Th, at O'Clock. p m, for completing the
grading of the bed of Walnut street, between
Front and Third streets. commencing at the
fiagstone on the northerly side OF Front street
and terminating at the flagstone at the south
erly side of Third street. Amount of dirt to
be removed about two hundred and seventy
five cubic yards, (275,) the dirt to be delivered
subject to the orders of the Street Commits
sioner. and to he leveled at the expense OF
the contractor.
The Cemmitte reserve the right to reject
anv or all bids.
No bid will be accepted unless it be from q
responsible person. "
g. B. UNDERWOOD.
Sept S0-5t chairman Street Committee.
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harlhenware Mandatory.
"ef Of Orange and Water Streets

"I Orange and Water Streets
IN. WILMINGTON DEL.
bept as constantly on hand, a full assort-
|est msn vi ohoCkkRY WARE, made in the
lines. lap,er' a,sr' and sold at prices to suit the
eardenan.sse, Yard Vases, Hanging Vases.
lotlee. hhe made to order at short
Maya en-. GEORGE zlEaLEk.
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EDITION.
The Little Election.

The "Little Election" is in progress
this afternoon, Throughout the county
and State. The polls opened between
II and 12 o'clock, and will close at
six o'clock this evening. The indica-
tions are that fair vote will be poll
ed. and the Democrats are hopeful of
success in county and State.
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PosTPoNED.-Thesa sale of the Whining
ton & Reading Railroad, announced to
take place in Philadelphia, yesterday, was
postponed by order of the U. S. District
Court for the Eastern District of Pennsyl
vania, until Wednesday, Nov. 1st, at -
o'clock, noon.
There are two mortgages on the road.
The first is for $I,212, 500, and it is upon
this that the trustees obtained, after suit,
the decree of sale. The secoud mortgage
is for $1,750,000, and the trustees of this
mortgage on Saturday last went to Wash
ington and obtained from Mr.. Justice
Miller, of the Supreme Court superse-
deas over the decree of the Circuit Court
of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
on the ground of no Jurisdiction.
This action in Washington was taken
without notice to the first mortgage hol-
ders. These facts and the action of the
Supreme Court, now being held in this
city, whereupon an order of adjournment
was made, with the result as stated.
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wv BE CAREFUL
About how Won hnu YOUR
" 4 Il Il | G X K A T y r,

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"RELIABLE-.
Fvnas. VA. we claim for 1t, is, frs Its perfect
bp %;,' "a, more cold air and better circula-
llnsd mi.a .. less ice than any other in use, It
lrrode " "ooo. anu no Zinc lining 70
sii y, and see 1t In operation
"c0k. THIRD 4 SHIPLEY STREET
Wv Il. MORRISON.
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ehoroupb,ane OF this article of diet has been
Eanadssu established in England and the
hnfantss s.er a'., all other preparations for
Eists, in canu amd dnvalids. Sold by ali drug.
Bearing sie 50 cite. IS cts, $l.25 and sI.76
teb2ieodaruur OF WeolIich & Co.
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WESTERN LANDS
HOMESTEADS.

II YOU want reliable information, where and
how to get a cheap FARM, or Govern
ment Homestead. FREE, send your ad-
dress to s. j. GILMORE, Land Commission
er. Lawrence Kansas and receive gratis
copy OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC HOMESTEAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
TIE DANA CONTROVERSY.
A CRITICISM ON MIR. LAWRENCE.

A CRITICISM ON MIX. LAW kENCE.
HAS MR.. WA. n. LAWRENCE GTyEN HIMSELF THE
TITLE or UNITED STATES MINISTER 10 LoNDoNf
WHAT THE FRENCH EDITION OF HIS WHEATON
suows-CHARGEs DAFFAIREs HAVE NO CLAIM
TO TIE RANK OK NAME OF MINISTER
TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The attempt TO defeat Mr.. Dana's confirma-
ton continues TO elicit comment in England. The
comment is all of one kind; well expressed by The
Daily Aecs. which calls it "paltry intrigue" The
Standard has leading article in the sense, and
may cay, ~ "A summary of the whole matter, that
know of no important or unimportant Journal which
does not applaud the nomination. of no public man
who does not hope it will be confirmed. The SdtUr-
dan Reriro Of to-day remarks that Gen. Grant, in
proposing n successor to Cen Schenck, has thought
il essential 10 prefer honest and cultivated candi-
date to IA vulgar political adventurer." OF the
PIRACY" charge, the same Journal says that bOth
sona hostility, and that Mr.. Dana has wisely re-
fused 10 defend himself against trunnd-up charge.
Now one word asto this Mr.. w. Is. Lawrence. lmen-
toned in former letter that believed ho was in
the habit of giving himself in Europe the title OF
former Minister of the United States in London.
The evidence Of il now hes under my hand. Ills
very latest publication il, believe, Commentary
ON Wheaton in French "CommentAre sur les
Elements der Droit international, etc, dc Henry
Wheaton, Leipzig and Paris 1868. On the title
page of this book he describes himself AZ william
Beach Lawrence, Ancien MInistre DIES Etats-unis
d. Amerique Londres y" formerly Minister OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17

SOLUTION OF A FAMOUS IT. LOUIS PROBLEM.
(PRoM AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE fHInuNsl
ST. LOUIS, April 10.-The meetings of the
IL Freeholdcs TO prepare new charter for ST. Louis
are now held daily with fair prospect OF satisfactory re-
suits II probably tbs hest opportunity ever offered to
any Municipality 10 adjust charter to It's own uses ana
demands. aud d majority OF the - being men Of good
character and standing. citizens are quito hopeful
I'm one respect the new charter will necessarily disop-
point OF those who It's makers They have been
confidently expecting 10 introduce the Social Evil Reg
Iation laws In such that the community would be
compellrd accept thrm reject the whoe charter
no their chagin they lind that the Constitution Of
Inc state distinctly and repeatedly restricts such charter
from doing ANYTHING contrary to the laws of the STATE
nv which PROSTITUTION II made crime ana absolutely
bied Further the Constitution prohibits the
tiae Lgsatnre from all special legislation for local
itis and license law would apply to the whole state II
al ali. This puts social evil license at rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
BRITISH TRADE AND FINANCE.


The Mincing Lane markets have been de-
pressed this and the demand restricted TO surect
necessities full supply of coffee has been brought for
ward. but auction sales chiefly Of East Indies.
which brought nearly last weeks prices. All low quail
ties continue dull Tea DUH Indian somewhat
lower For sugar there has been some increase OF The
demand by rehners at firmer prices Burmah rice, new
crop arrive sold at easier rates Spices inactive
Owing the holidays the transactions to-day have be<
unmportant. and prices nominally unaltered.
On the stock Exchange there has been much excite
In the foreign stock market during the week. pTtn
cpally owing unsettled state of affairs in Eastern
Europe, while the panic has been heightened by M
founded relative TO the nonpayment Of the Egyp
tian coupons due this month American Governments
bonds have steady The supply Of money continues
large, and discount rates in the open market remain
fully one per cent below the bank rates.
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TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

NEw-ORLEASs, La, April 16.-Fivc million eight
hundred dollars of bonds have been exchanged Tor
premium bonds being nearly OnefOurh O the oity DEBT
BDsruN, April 1G.-Negoiations for the aalo OF
Ts BOSTON newspaper concluded on Saturday The
purchaser connected with the paper for time
BoSTON, April lG.-A suit has been brought by the
Hon of this city against Gen u r. Butler ct AL for
600 ale Jed Violations o! etc. relative 10 GER
tain patents
RONDOuT n. Y. April i0.-AbOnt 400 men en-
ploye Ockg Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
any yesterday They had received 81 per day. and do
nland I'll 30.
GLOUCESTER. Mass, April 16.-News from Fort
Mulgsye ~ - states that great anxiety - felt for The safety
Kate winch lett that port on The "a mt iVr
Boston with Us passen2ers.
ST. LOUIS, April johannes ID. Eads informs the
sont Pass lefty pany jees show the
dspth Of water i6 feet clear depth OF ~ feet
lands one mile and tbreeQuArtera
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Aprl 10, 1876.
Regulations viii be prepared mt the Treasury
Department for the issue OF silver currency
treasurer New and Secretary Brisow were IN consua
ton upon the subject yesterday The silver VIII be issued
only In substitution for fractional currency delivered at
the Department II has not yet been determined whether
tie Department will bear the expense OF the transpora
tion % the silver the BANKERS and other parties Apply
Ing therefor. T4crc SS0OO0OOO ~ silver and silver
bullion now in tue vaults Of the Treasury ana sub
Treasury that be drawn upon, aud enough VIII
he provided TO redeem all the fractional currency III
circulation ne RAPIDLY the Same may he pre>entid
II ia expected that the U. &. Supreme Court will
tomorrow render It's decision In what nrc known ~
the "Ulinois Railroad casef," which Involve several
Il shly important questions concerning taxation
An effort will De made Tomorrow 10 Tx day Tor
another trial OF Mr Otman who Is charg with onbez-
element IN receiving the S47 900, knowing 1t stolen
from the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, April 15.-The GOLFERS on strike in
South Yorkshire and Derbyshre now number nearly
10000.
ATHENS, April ia Russian corvette, while
entering Praus to-day, foundered and oil on board
drowned.
SINGAPORE, April 15.-GOvernor Sir William
JervOis has returned 10 this place from Perak. All 10
hended.
LONDON, April 15.-The weather to-day Ii
fair but still cold. The recent snowstorm the heayt
est OF tho Winter and in parts Of the country the
heaviest for many years.
OTTAWA, Canada, April 16.-The country on
both sides Of the Rdeau River between this city and
Hosback, is inundated The st. Lawrence and Ottawa
railroad track has been torn by the reshct in many
places here, and trains unable to IL
In Jonesvie and NewEdinburgh some Inhabitants nave
been compelled TO leave their houses The Montreal
impossible there being i've feet OF water ON It ia
places.
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MIR. BLAINE's STANDING IN VIRGINIA.
u ,eutxcToN Anril 16-The Hon w H.

stowe who received the highest vote for deegate-a
large to the Cincinnati Convention, and the Hon. j. b.
sener the permanent President Of the Lynchburg Re
publican Convention arrived here to-day there WAS
perfect harmony in the Convention after the permanent
organization The resolution OF preference for Blaine
was adopted by Yea aud Nay OF 90 to Is, aud
follows
Having implicit confidence in tho personal WORTH
honor and integrity, and In the political soundness and
,city of The Hon. James q. Blaine OF the State OF
Maine and believing that he will uphold the Constitution
a. tLe Iued states IL Is and make this nation loved
at home and respected abroad we hereby declare our
urofrrence for him the nominee OF the National Re-
nnbioan Convention for President OF the United States
Tho delegation stands Is for Blaine and divided be-
tween Conkling and Morton.
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CASE OF JOURNAL CLERK SMITH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i


THE HONESTY AND INTEGRITY OF THE RECORDS
IMPERILED BY HIS ACnOS-DEBArE ~ THE
HOUSE ENDS IN REFERRING TIE sUBJEJT To
TIE COMMITTEE ON RULES.
WASHINGTON, April 1G.-The House held
session yesterday, and nearly all Ito time Was occup
with the case OF Charles H. smith, it's Journal Clerk aud
the KbOurn habcas corpus question. hr. White IRON
Kentucky offered resolution instucting the Judiciary
Committee to inquire wien there had been any violation
Of law in the clerks case, whereupon Mr. Smith handed
M explanatory letter To the Speaker in which be said
taa while AT home In Ncwampshire AT the recent elee
tion he saw the eegrsphed dispatches that tho add
tua bounty u was hfore the House, and that he tben
made up his mind, II the bill should pass 10 resign his
Official position aud follow his profession a. an attorney
and IN that hc had prepared and issued the circular,
copy Of which has been published in TUE TRIBUNE MI
oar said that the law the subject Of Government en-
poyes acting A. claim agents attorneys was not the
real question IN the ease. Mr. Smith Journalzed aud re-
corded the action Of the House. and he Was to have per
sonal interest in the form and shape Of the record Which
he made up an interest acquired by him OIL bis soct
don while tie bill pending. II was question OF the
privileges and prerogativcs 81 the House, AMI OF tie
method which IL should take to the honesty and
integrity OF its journal He thought that the matter
snould be referred Committee Rules and ~ Mr.
Morrison his resolution accordingly, the question
WAS referred ~ the Committee Oh Rulea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

PARIS, Saturday, April 10, 1879
The elections to fill the vacant seats in the
Assembly caused by invaldations have been
fixed for the 21st Of May.
The manager and editor Of the Erenenent have been
fined and condemned to months Imprisonment for the
publication in that paper OF article concerning tn
Commune.
Prince Jerome Napoleon announces himself canff
the seat in the French Assembly from Aacco,
made vacant by M.Rouhers election from that place
having been annulled.
PARIS, April 10, 1875
Elections were held to-day TO Ill vacancies IN tho
Chamber OF Deputies. caused by the return Of
a member from more than one district. AZ
Marselies N. Bouquet, Radical, was elected BY
42l4 votes. n. GARNER Pages, Of the Len,
received 1888. At Lille, NJ. Manure, Radical, was
elected receiving 5000 votes against 1890 for w. Du
Tilleul OF the Left and 900 for NJ. Vrau Clercast.
Second ballots necessary in Bordeaux and the Seven
eenth Advertisement Of Paris In the latter NJ Pascal
Duprat heads the poll.
Victor Hugo and Louis Blanc addressed large audi
ence here to-day Half the proceeds Of the meetin are
devoted fund for sending the delegation OF work.
men the Philadelphia Exhibition and the remainder
to the relief OF relatives Of Communist eonvcts. Tho
speakers exoed the people OF the United States for their
industry and activity and for the example they Of
love of liberty They set forth the advantages which
would result from the proposed visit OF the French work
men TO the American Exhibition and dwet particularly
on the progress OF industry OF eementing The
bonds Of friendship between France and tie United
States
An official decree has been issued, announcing that
Universal Exhibition Of Fine Arts Will DC held IN 1875
simultaneously with the Industrial and Agricultural Ex
hibition already announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
cRrlEs AND cAsuALrIEs-py rELEGRApH.

30 TON, April 16.-John Johnson hanged himself
FRIDAY night at the TOHbs.
PcRT JgRvIs, n. Y, April 1G.-The streams IN this
very high the Reversing having overlooked is
banks
PoRr STANLEY. April 1G.-The steam barge Herald
Montreal abandoned in lay condition OF this port
Sunday afternoon.
WORCESTER, Mass, April 16.-Holmes's boot shop
in Westboroug burned yesterday morning. The loss
from $4,000 10 $4,000.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 16.-The body of VIM. A,
Hardngs prominent citizen Of Gssen, Tenn found
near that place Thursday last in a rayine.
CORNING, \. Y, April 16-The Sheriff of Steuben
County offered reward Of 1900 for the arrest OF John T.
Men anara who shot aud killed Ellen II. Calhnan at the
Arcade Hotel on Saturday.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., April 16-The schooner Ann
Eliza Cant Cousins from NewYork for Folly Landing,
sprung aeak Judith and ashore 0rsvslV
Point With four feet Of water In her hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
sTFINRFRCER AND SAMOA.

As something has recently been said about
Col steinberger in connection with Samoa Islands, it
may interesting recall the fact that in March, 1879
Col stcinberger appointed Special Agent OF this
Government visit and report upon those islands. He
grew favor among the natives, and 1t appears that
petition, signed by large majority Of chiefs and lers
was asked TO receive his favorable consideration. 10
prayed the protection OF the United States The fol-
lowing is among several documents on the subject 10
being addressed the President OF the United Statesi
House OF MALIcroA, MoAToA Oct. 4, 1873.
CHIEF This is my letter OF love 10 YOU, the Cdf who
rules America. am very much pleased with regard 10
the union between Governments. My desire Il that
good for this land. Now this Is opinion and my
wish be pleased TO appoint for the Chief Col stein
berger 1t very proper for that chief TO hero
To make things straight in this land This all letter.
May God grant you health aud strength. MALIEIsA,
No other communication than that communicated 10
the Houses of Congress The subject OF samoa TIVE
years ago have been transmitted 10 Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
POLITICAL NEWS.

TIT INDEPENDENT VOTE TO THE FRONT
GAIL FOR A CONFERENCE IN THIS CITY on NAY 10.
From The ". y Euening Post, dpril ID.
II may be necessary to say in respect to the fol-
lowing circular that il not at once given TO the
press. because it was addressed to individuals and
not to the public but nasmuch the subect-matter
has been mentioned il is proper that the full text of
the document should now be printed
NEw-YORK, April G. 1915.
DEAR SIR: The widespread corruption in our public
service winch has disgraced the Republic In the eyes OF
he world and threatens 10 poison the Vltiy OF our
st utons the uncertainty Of the public mind and OF
party counsels a. TO grave econons Yuesuous ,h
morality our business liio aud the general Wtiibeng
of the people and the danger that an nOrdnate party
spirit may, through the organized action OF compare
coed In overriding the most patriotic Impulses OF the
people, and in mOnOpolZng political power LOT selfish
should spared TO the popular desire Tor genuine
reform decisive influence III the Impending ha'lohai
Mindful OF the fact that this patriotic desire is honestly
strupcng for effective expression inside OF existing pO
cal organizations Is also strong OUTSIDE OF then ana
BELIEVING by all proper means II should be encouraged
and made To prevail the unders gned invite you to meet
them aud others OF like purpose who have been invited
in the same manner, In Tree conference 10 conslher
what may be done 20 prevent the National election OF tne
Centennial year from becoming mere chOce OF eNlls
and To secure the election of men 10 tue highest offices or
the Republic whose character and ability Will satisfy the
eXgences Of present situation aud potec the honor
OF the American name lne coi.ei.ce vi" oe nciu ~
spceuy ana urgently requested "a be present, ana To
communicate your acceptance of ts INVITATION 10 H. u
Lodge. esq, POstOnice box l,93S, New-fork city.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, New-York
THEODORE ID. WooLsEY, Connecticut
ALEx'R Ii. BULLOCK, Massachusetts.
HORACE WHITE, Illinois.
GAIL SCIIURZ Missouri.
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geantatArms for contempt OF court and on that mo-
ton Judge Cartier will hear argument from his de-
cison On this motion appeal win go to the Supreme
Court and in this way this important question can be
finally determined. Whatever he judge to be his
duty in this Judge Cartier will discharge 1t fear
lessy indicating the law he inerprets it, The pub
lie interest in this does not arise from any sympa-
thy for Klbourn because many OF those who are In
favor of surrenderng HIM in obedience to the writ be-
eve that he ought to DO made TO answer the questions
put To him,