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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

SEEKING HER Yesterday
morning an elderly woman, one Of the kind
that keep furnished rooms, called on .
policeman to arrest . passably good looking
young man, who was walking short dis
tant in front of her, she saying that she
would make . charge against him. The
officer did a. he was bid, and the three
stepped into the first precinct stationhouse,
where Captain Gray patiently listened to
the tale of woe. The woman stated that tho
stranger had engaged . room in her house
for . full week, and had failed to
nav the entire amount, which failure
vas of more consequence than all tho world
beside to her. Her dignity and honor were
insplted outrageously. and she demanded
thaX the man be locked up under double
bolts and bars for al eternity. The police
man quietly informed her that tho trsnsac-
ton was altogether . civil one, and oonse-
quently he could not interfere in tho mat
tor. rs there no justice for Americana in
America :" inquired the little woman,
looking at nothing in particular.
The Metropolitan suggested that If tho
debtor had insulted her he might then look
him up, and the officer cast shivering look
Ut the man.
"Of course he grossly insulted me; he
actually told me to my face that he was I'M
able to pay me that little balance, and il
that is not an insult, then would like to
know what is"
Just then the derelict foreigner modestly
said that he had endeavored to sell one Of
his coats, hoping thereby to cancel his in
debtedness, but nobody wanted to purchase
such q garment.
If the devil could only tell us what
wicked things that woman muttered - she
ambled ont of the courtyard to seek jus
tioe of the peace the cerulian of the arch
above our heads would look green in envy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

UVHE UNDERSIGNED HERBBY GIVES NOTICE
Il of his appointment - assignee Of MICHAEL
leans within sad district, who has been adjudGed
. bankrupt upon his Wn petition BY the district
court Of said district
FRANCIS J. QUINLAN.
Fehruarv I6 1876 f.l7 rs mhlO
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@s TO $40 PER DAY. At HOM1 ,
0O Terms free. Address 9. STlNSON 90.
Portland, Maine. mySS div "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

Twenty thousand handsome Chinese tea
canisters will be given away free this week
at the tea depot, No. Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

SENT TO THE PARISH PRIsoN.-Yesterday
morning Mr.. j. s. Prestidge was arraigned
before Judge Evans, charged with having
killed w. D. Hardeman on the fourth in
slant. The plea was not guilty. and &C.
cused was sent to the Parish Prison, no
bail allowed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the
UNlTED STATRSs
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THR MATTER OF CESAR HUCHEZ, BANK.
rupG

v0SuE UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEE IN THE ABOVE
IL bAnkr u ptcy, hereby gives notice that the sec.
ond and third general meotfngs of the creditors Of
eaid bankrupt will be held in the CITY Of New Or.
O'clock M, at the office OIL Augustin, register.
No. l26 Exchange alley, in said district, tor the
purposes named 10 the twenty seventh and TWEEN
n. eighth sections of the bankrupt act Of March
2, 1867.
the twenty fifth Of March, 1876. at II a. Il, apply
to the District Court for . settlement of his &C.
counts and for . discharge from all liability a.
assiRnee in the above bankruptcy.
]. NJ HARDING, Assignee. ETC.,
mia II Ne. l25 Grxvier street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE. WILMINGTON.
MARGARET, EMILIA.
The New Orleans, Florida
and Havana Steamship Company
&IaEE will dispatch one of the above FIRST
xEI class steamers from New Orleans 70
Every Wednesday,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West and con-
Meeting with steamers for Apalachicola, St Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Cedar Keys
CAbln.... ......se.........S4O Us
Stserage.... .............. 20 10
Through bills Of lading issued to all points In
Florida, Including Tampa, and to New York, Charles
None but the company's bills of lading signsd,
and none signed after the sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodation and thr0uah
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit non tn
Office.
For freight or passage apply to
L <. ROBERTS, Aren't
JaA No. l20 Common stro0k
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r r. WALKER, d. ID. g..
DENTAL SURGEON
Tiyoll Circle, New Orleans.

Entrance No.. 100 Delord street.
Permanent restoration and preservation Of natu'
raj teeth and management OF children's teeth q
speciality. fel3 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

odd FELLOWS HALL.
Positively Five Days Only,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, MARCH IA.
Two Performances Daily-Afternoon 1t one Even
ing at eight o'clock. Doors open 1t
twelve and seven o'clock
SYLVESTER BLgBKRR. ................. Manager
The Great Original and Renowned
GENERAL TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
Together with the Inf Intestinal
MISS MINNIE WARREN;
And the SkAtorial Phenomenon,
MAJOR NEWELL,
Will appear in . variety Of fascinating perform
ances, consisting of Songs Duets, Dances. Dia-
loeues, Comic Acts and Laughable Sketches, -
given before the Potentstes Of the Earth du ring
their celebrated Three Years Tour Around tho
World.
At each entertainment the ladies' will wear sev
eral new and elegant costumes, magnificent dia-
monds etc.
.....ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
Children Under Ten Years.. T wenty.hv Cents
Reserved Sests Seventy nvo Oent0.
Children Under Ten Years, Re.
served Seats. Thirty. i've Cents.
Ladies and children are considerably advised
to attend the day exhibition, and thus avoid tho
crowd and confusion OF the evening perfor nance
Reserved Seats for sale st H. BLlBS
MUSIC STORE No. l53 Canal street. mia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10
President Senatorial Committee, Sixth District
fe25 I'd

tion-We. the undersigned residents of the Fourth
Congressional District. in accordance with the
resolution passed and adopted at the last Con.
IN It it ill subserve the best interests Of the Be
party that the a, om
Tonrth Congress sional District, be held at the
C HTI' Hail. in shreveport, on the TWENTYs Ev
ESTH DAY OF MAY, 1876, ard it is hereby ordered
that the convention be held at the place ABOVE
mentioned. 1900. ,onvSov
H. C. MYERS, ThOM AZ 1OnN0oN'
@. C. ANTOINB. II. kAB1,v
WILLIAM HARPER, 4. B. LHVlSnH,
d. H. TWITCHRLL, SAMUEL ThOMAo'
RAFORD BLUNT, E. W. DEVICES.
L. ". BAKER, -.
New Orleans March ,, 1876. mh2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cisterns made to order ana repaired. AL work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. lot OF Cts
terms from 1000 to 20 600 gallons made Of the best
material and workmanship. kept constantly on
hand and for sale at
Prices to Suit tho Times.
Orders promptly attended to. fel3ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

BRIEF MEN11oN.-Mrs. Mary Cusachs was
permitted to stand mp before Judge Long
and deny the charge of bigamy, - made
byJ.v. Watson. Being unable to furnish
even a straw bond, she took free ride to
the Parish Prison.
Turpins three-Ernest, Edgar and Dick
we're arrested in the house, No. 34 Clio
street. on complaint of F. N. Schubert, who
asserts that they are guilty of assault and
battery and kidnapping IN infant.
Tertiary Terry, sometimes called DOCTOR
for short, was arrested at the corner OF
Poydras and Basin streets, for an assault
and battery on Lizzie Gilbert.
George Dease yesterday morning was ex-
aiming q revolver he had recently pur'
chased and loaded, and in sho wing it to lis
mother at their home on Calliope, near
Clara street, accidentally discharged the
weapon, the bullet entering his left groin,
infl!cting serious wound. The young man
ia a clerk in the Southern Express Com
psny.
The first police precinct is too good alto
gether. only two daylight arrests yesterday
About eight O'Clock Wednesday Charles
Roberts and John Brady were found on
the premises of Mr.. John Lawrence, No.
1888 St. Charles, between Melpomene and
Terpsichore streets, under Suspicious cir
cumstances. They were locked up in the
Pacanier station by Officers johnson and
Ryan.
Between ten and eleven O'Clock A. Hatchet
was arrested at the corner Of Canal and
Front streets and locked up in the third
station, charged by James Lee with roping
him into gambling den and robbing him
of . five dollar bill.
William Bowman was arrested at the head
of Poydras street on complaint of Mr.. H.
C. Cooney, a discharging clerk, charged
with stealing box of cheese from pile OF
freight on the levee.
About half-past twelve o'clock yesterday
Egmore Blash and Joseph Thomas were ar
rested BY Officer McAlpine, on Rampant,
near Common street, charged with enter
ing dwelling in the daytime with intent
to steal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

A Card.-To all who are sufnfin9 from the
errors and indiscretons Of youth, ~her v0us weak.
nese early decav loss Of manhood ETC.. will send
. receipt that will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by . missionary
in South America Send selfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bible
House, Few York City mil eod&w6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

THE CoNrINENTALs.-Ata meeting held
Wednesday night of the Continental
Guards Company, at their armory. under
St. Patrick's Hall, for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year, all the old
ones were unanimously reelected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committee New Orleans, March TO- lo7b.-Ihe
regular meeti & of the above named ccmmittee
will be held THIS friday EVENING, NJ seven
o'clock.
By order of the President:
milo 1t CHARLES A. BAQ"lB, Secretary.
ONCE Executive Committee Of the sixth
Febru nv 49, l876.-The officers and members OF the
above committee are hereby notified to attend
Is 1876 at p NJ. at the Courthouse in Carrollton.
Business.-l. To determine the status Of the com ;
mittee 2. To determine as to the alleged vacancy
in the twelfth ward, parish of Jefferson, created
by the removal Of - Littlefeld etc. Members are
requested to be panctual in attendance.
HENRY DEMAS,
President Senatorial Committee, Sixth District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

Once Of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company. No. ia Canal street. New Orleans.
rectors, held this day. dividend Of Three Dollars
per share ON the paid up capital vas declared.
psyAble to tho stockholders on and after MONDAY,
April 3, 1876 All new stock being paid in full on
OF before the fifteenth instant, will participate in
the above dividend. Transfer books will be
closed for ten days previous to April g.
milo fans G. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

ApopLExY.-About one o'clock yesterday
CAPTAIN D. C. Woodruff, while drlvlng MS
horse and wagon down Magazine street
with q load of furniture, and when near
the intersection of Constantinople street,
was seized with apoplexy, causing him to
fall from his wagon to the ground. He was
picked up by Mr.. w. Wilson and conveyed
to his residence on Berlin street, near camp
in an insensible condition. He was at
tended to by DR.. Miner who pronounced
him as in a critical condition.
Buy one dollars worth OF tea this week
at the tea depot, No. Camp street, ana
you will receive handsome Chinese 'os
canister free of charge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

THIS WEEK UNLY.-Every purchaser
ono dollars worth or more of tea at the tea
depot, No. Camp street, will receive q
handsome Chinese tea canister free OF
charm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10

Ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
Brilliant success Of the charming protesn artstes.
THE WALLACE SISTERS,
JENNIE. MINNIE AND MAUD
Supported by . select company Of twenty i've
artists,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. March 9, 10 and
H. and Saturday Matipee-JACQURrTE; or,
IN THE TOLLS.
Sunday, March 13-M1NNIYS LUCK.
Monday, March 13-The beautiful young TRACE
dienne,
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
GLOBE THEATRE,
" Corner Of Baronne and Perdid0 stEeete.
James Nynno. Lessee and Manager
Marsh Adams. ..."... Business and Stage Manager
OPEN RvBRY NIGHT.
The enly Variety Theatre in the City.
The new appearances this week are:
Little Ardine, La Belle Louise.
Mics Ella St. Clair. Miss Belle Ferguson,
Niss Nallie Antonio Miss SAllie Winters,
Miss Julia Leavitt, Mise Molle Brown,
Miss Blanche Selwyn, Misc Jennie Southern.
And sll the old fAvofites will appear In q Spark
ling Novelty Olio. The only place in the
city to SEQ the Grand French
mh5 CAN-CAN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MONITlON.
STATE OFLOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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stitutiOn; and it is time they should assert
their right to act according to their lights,
and not submit supinely to the dictates OF
the turbulent few. They must be aroused
from that sleepy stiffness which permits
misrule and despotic oppression. We must
aeitate until they become conscious OF their
responsibility: the remedy lies in their
own hands, and if they do not avail them
selves of their opportunity at the coming
election, it will be idle tor them hereafter to
bewail the fate they have brought upon
themselves.
The Southern Republicans will work zeal
ousIv and the iustness of our cause will
Give ms strength above even numerical force.
We will agitate and thunder forth an
athemas against the enemies OF good gov,
eminent; We will speak daggers; aye, and
use them if need be to over brow corrup-
| ton, and thus conquer peaceIui anu pros
porous future for Louisiana. we nave Deen
perplexed and embarrassed oy unto wara
| circumstances grievous and oestruouvo
to the State, and it is time to ask
ourselves what had best be done.
Reflection has made the light dawn
upon US, and we are resolved no longer 10
submit to the dictates of demagogues. nor
to be subservient to party interests: we
want to conquer by an honorable obedience
to the laws, but if the contestants are &C.
| termined on war, then, citizene, we must be
| prepared to meet them with their own
weapons.
The miserable and indiscreet squabbles
that have existed between local par
ties. contemplate as they are, and de-
grading to us as q people, have led to
Serious conflicts, and will again and again
create grievous disturbances.
Let ali true and patriotic men. therefore,
unite with US in the task OF reeuscitsting
Louisiana from her fallen condition; let
them bear with No in the struggle OF to-day
60 that they may exult with us IN tne nonf
of success The remedy for our woes lies
in the election of good and Intelligent mon
for Office. Tho proper qualification must
DO uprightness Of conduct and competency
, 1876-05-25


The correspondent OF tho Laulon Times, writ
ting IT thu works Ut sculpture ia tic Paris
Salon, says: "1'he last work sha!l speak Of,
aal tho ono ust talked u, IL called After the
Storm An old Driton pcasant woIUan Is seated
on the scashorc, her dead gsudsou on her knees,
whom tho waves 1laYe rast On the beteh where
sha discovered him. Tic Wind has blown her
cloak uni llcr clcnllsc frum her nAoullerB; the
face, furrowed md dgspadng, Is gl1omlly IL
rected vt the corpse; grief has aided fresh
wrinklea to those left by age on tho troubled
face still showing yesttgcs of former beauty.
She Is tall and robust, tho child slim ant rtsid:
Tho work is hcartscn1ing from its truth anu
SORROW. This strange and powerful "olk Is
aculptIrel by Sarah l1crphardt, the great aet!eks
of tue Theatre F1une1s. It seems llkn cAn!'
lunge thrown ut the world 0f Bculptofs- lta IF
feet Ii such that Its tratlucsrb, unAb!e 10 deny
Its ability, absurtily attribute It II turn to all
the great sculptnra of the day. Ifs work pro-
duccl considerable sensation be1afe Its appcar-
arcs lii public, a1ll tho sculptors desired u, sca
the artist VI shu worked upon thfs group WllDse
reullsm ts w overwhelming. THIS work has becn
oIle pf the great prcoecurutipna olartktie FAsia,
a4l hayo written It In detail hccaube It Ii ut
unr aud Ut the same time grcut sculpture allL
grras problem, for 1t u not yct two years einca
her engagement ut the Theatre Francois per
lnittctt tho artist to begln the work; aIMl tlosa
who layu sccn l4us at It ure unable To plain tho
strange caprice of naturu which permits slim
anl palltl wpIaRn to be Ut the auilu tune great
sculptor u1u great AGtIrss.h
, 1876-05-25
hIUIsDE1. AND SUICIDE.

9Fttial Correspondence " The Tribune.
DEs MuISEs, IT,, Aay 2..-About 10 o'c1ock
yesterday morning thu occupants Of tho Capitol
House werc eturtlcd by tho discharge Of u re-
vnlyer in tho honse. Investigation disclosed q
horrible attempt ut mardrr nnl suicide. A gr].
abnut @! years Of nse, nalnc1 Janette Morgan.
was found shot in tho face; and fellow nAncd
George SsiGany, nllas Augustus Crolnosc, alias
Gas. Ashncw, al1as ciicago Jack, stsot n tho
hnl for some time been engaged TO be mar
rcd hut tIc girl who il the tlaustero Of respccta-
bio farmer living few miles from t1e elty recent;
y, through the advice Of hcr I'arents, discarded
tlun. lIcr course- ineeuscd him. anti hu
has lately manifested such anger toward hnr a. 10
cause her to fcar an attGnrt uron her l!fe. The
# s ts,t a tand lere '2E 4reae T.
ct!y during t!,r past week. abused Jancttc, and
Threatened to Kill her, drawing q revolver. Sun
duy morning he CAME 10 tho Enuse and went to
Jaaettes roon but fsS ,zoT %as ,t below: siS H.
clossil the door. The grl screamed. '!ack, Jack,
don't! Ilo said, ''JcnnIc. ain going 70 kill
ea shG s2esa sa ets h1r ay y y a liz loo
discovered Jnck with ono aFpl around tho girls
1tck, aud IN ILLS othor hand revolver. llt liz.
stantly a.ed, the ball striking =. Janstts''a '
ssSa Ssa Ass r. H. a5cd I''"'f at up hel H. hnn an
hIf,seif bin i' ii thc head, tue bali entsrlng Al
tho right temple. end passlng around
to oAsca ~ sua pas ws e. easa s f1 osee Tss' Viz
nounced tho wounl u hltl. serious, bnt not fatal
Hti1nny WIS removed to JUL, Whcro he now ".
lie IL 4 desperate character, and brick
mason By trade gentleman nov J., ths ety says "
NAr which caused him to 1leo FROM Chicago. lie
was knuwn heEe u Cudtnorr.
, 1876-05-25
and ttowcry nlternatcs- Their wrrn no tflesfHe-
tlont No other DnHlnesa wnf TRANSACTED.
~

and ltowcry alternate. Their vers 10 inesr"c-
sions. 30 other b"rinrss wnt transacted.
MosrnorFnr, Aln'. n'sns May :i.-Tho Spencer wing
of Nc Tcrnbltcnn Cnnvcn,inn met t':day. a
Committee on Credentials was npp"'hted, ants re-
ees T".iSf ,forcts ,ot Gcorria. was present, an!
wts received With gtcat cnshn:,Hsn The most 81
the cate' n nj fso ,s tntc a,rs
MaFehalA Office
TortkA. Kan., Mny !+.-Tlio Republican stnte
Convention fOr tc election Of ,lclcsatcs TO The
National Convention met here nj y. IN. Col. ".
H.. Whtcn,an wns chosen chpnrary Ch9ir,nan as
completed, nnd lie Convention AtjunEIled I'LL
H. III, The pent!mrnt Of The Convention r. strong"
ly l'lafnc Int the delegation will probably NIT he
x wrauEle from 10 ia u o'clock occurred oycr
resolution declaring !lafne the first rhnicc OF the
Conyenti%n' 1t anally'pas'ed' md the convention
XII lin dolcaatcs will vote for Senator ingalls, for
VsS.rsss'snS Sn ttassemSnep p Plumb wa. elected Per.
n1ancnt President, y. j. Evans Secretary.
Fur tlclrvatcsnt- large TIC following were elect.
ea; ts a' II 4 i s*'Tr s Thneisa. A H. "aF'a''e " '''
The COMMITTEES e. o. Revolutions reported the fol-
l0s :ss,Ea ws hs' 9s xe s'9pf pfpst our devotion to he
Republican party. which originally ravc, kan.Ea 10
frce,lum mud tic nation itaclt frnm DISSOLUTION
Old afeahzatlon uf n wao.e rccnte.s k"slity 10 tic
rao, doctrines Of lscpubcan l!bcrsy. wllosc cl,aa.
snn q nS s III w,s Snsr trs
danger hid repeatedly demonstrated 4. un'nS.s :"
lc ntrustc with tlu xrayo responsibility VI aanln'
isttrirH the Government.
CAllFDnNtAN DEMOCRACY.
san TRASrssro. May 94.--Tlr Democratic STATS
Convention met Mt noun. and. after encetlhG rem
posary organization nul appointing Committees.
alj0nrncd Til evening.
THE DEMOCRACY or KENTUCKY,
1.erfsvlLtE, Ky., May 1.-The dctrrhtes 70 tns
State democratic Convention are arriving " III
rputpA md urcUuEuy for tomorrow 4 COnttitInH.
Indications urc lat ,hcrH will bc M UNUSUALLY full
attendance
, 1876-05-25
IN GENERAL.
SUMMER AND CAMERON.

A HISTORIC PARALLEL.
IN the E4itur NJ The Tribune.
f,,rr,on >5nv ri. unnn,ptnrnt of Don
enso' ',.s ,,r,. -am"u ~ "Rr1' 4H"5 ~ ., n,rrrst ri |
ul uartrular candidate for tic Cincinnati n0nl
,.,,s',. LA .t,,,, T., ~, ,,r ~ Exu,,ttrr
ahAt'o''' - " po.'i sup >" t''s Nay y. -
Interference with party preferences. II Is pleW
aimed ut both Mr.. Morton a,nl Mr.. blaine, but
especially Mt Mr' blatl'c, hefaase iehhsyisa.'a
IL his natve State, nnl tile locality to Wtirl he
,yoll naturally look for aaststaneo after Hart
w.. 49, =, ...,..',,.,, r1a ,,u. =. ,,nt ,,,,n1 ~
fhhIt - "lthu1AMH' AHe w" 10 NV '"''su ~.
Gcn. BrIstow, because lis fricntls expected
not'''s 'Io.il eno '"t''" t,.,,' ~ ~, .....t
prestige wcl, ho cunld nut otherwise command, at
thc rynense Of two other candidates. Ecry likely
-, .,,,,t ,r,,1 mi cn, lcrc f:cn cr,nt ia snu,r.
what n"tcd iof perseverance III io'lu"'ne ou' 1is
plnnA of campaign. aud If he IL rcnlly bent upon
helping Mr. tunkffng To get tho Cincinnati nuiinn-
tt0 this Inst act would indleate and US the tol.e
0f the press crnn.Gnta imply. 1t ts highly probable
that We shnli hear Of other removals nn4 nrPnins-
md tendency.
lint 1uubt whether the hlnw aimed at tho pre-
tensions nf Blaine aud Morton Will bo Resented In
nny affective mani.er. ! aM reminded ny nul tho
rGIHDfnl uf Senlt0r Sumner from the Chairman
Ahi, IT thu Foreign eluttuHs Committee, eoHlc st1
years a.t, whrn tlle father Of this Cameron wls
selected tn 1aplacr the furcott then In
tho Republican purity, account OF hs unfnFtu-
nato disagreement with tlle Executive q" tha 1uer-
ton nf nrhex}nE SaH Doninsh Summer had been
hu, ~ Minister 10 lsassis aftcr his election
irum Mr.. l.ineoln'H cab'uct, whGn ~ WIS
hard pushed f1E votes IN the Senate.