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New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

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YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
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BROOKLYN.

Twenty-eght hundred persons have bathed in the
ne public bath a the foot Of North Seyenthst.
Grow Murray has been indicted by the 6rand
jury for the shooting officer Beatty on the morning OF
June3.
Little Jacob" is the name of Tillary-st church.
Irreyerclt bads ca another ut Congress ana Gun ION SIS
me Charc OF Holy Mud Iuiue.'
IL was announced at Plymouth Church yesterday,
that meeting would be held Wednesday evening In The
ccturoO the OF h1ng the pastors salary ior
the ensuing year.
Charles Schubert, German, age fl, who resided
with his employer 275 Fourth st. found dead In his
he'd ygteray afternoon death supposed tp have been
caus the excessive ~ acOholc liquors ie WAS ah
architect by proossOn and has vile add iamy IN New
The announcement has already been made that +.
b. Wallace sockholder and director of the Long Island Rail
road with j. Keteham also stockholder aud director, oh
incd Temporary Injunction restraining the Company from
as up The Flushing Orth SIDE CenIal and southern
ri, Tho mot make the injunction perpetual Is set
down ioay before judge Pratt The ground OF
e motion leaAe mlhc and accd upon without
ayug read before the BOa ana the objection 10
execution is that IL VIII thIO" Tue Long ls4u IOad INTO
bankruptcy. .,.e..,. ,.,,,,,
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and Brstow at the head Of the Treasury Department
with frm and honest President and fearless honest,
and aggressive Secretarythieyes will fnd no anidh
place outside of the penentiary the traders IN polca
patronage will banisicd, honest Will come 10 me
front, in this centennial year honesty lntegrlVi
morality and reform will be inscribed upon the nailOh
banner Victory is the air, and we hazard noig III
predicting ratification In November OF the acts o the
Convention that closed its session yesterday anu te
action Of which will be memorable in the ponuca ius-
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A FAIR OPPONENT.

Gov. HAYES having been Union soldier, we
shall expect him lar Play toward ihc sOuth llc
evil demon OF sectional dlscOrd ana personal hate with
winch Blame opened his Congressional campaign. We
Ican and enc who, willie being to his party, vi.
not be false MS country Ahd 30 OF M WheIcr lie
tboIoueu Rel.ubiean, but WitDal legislator whose
record viii tell against linn unless the Democrats make
mistake OF nominating an Inferior man ioi the same
office. ,,,
From TIE TOy Press.
The nomination would force the Democratic
nomination Ncw-YOrA. even II the party had not
already d, cded Gov Iiden IL Is matter Of small
naled ~ Cincinnati who would not been defeated
by suitable nomination by the Democratic party The
NOMINATION Of Ir. Hayes iiciiy giving up Of
tie contest for enthusiasm can be aroused III the
h,arts OF Republicans.
THEIR FACES NOT TOWARD VICTORY
From the Boston FOst
With the whole nation clamol1ng for reform,
the Convention chose VINO have shown no capacity
for the work and VINO can IN no way DC claimed as equal
the occasion In the present DESPERATE condition OF
party IL is perhaps well rs cOGld be done Dnt the
candidates do not face toward victory.
TILDEN'S CHANCES INCREASED.
From The Richtaond Dispateh.
The nomination of Mr.. Hayes increases
greatly Mr. lhdens chances. Now thai ne is nominated
IL still more certain than ever not only That Iden
viii be nominated 81. Louis but that he viii be- elected
in November. NewYork, New-Jersey, aud Connecticut
are certainly ours Massachusetts Is not beyond our
grasp. In Il word while disappointed that Blalne
Is not the Republican nominee feel confident that
man Of much less strength is before the people.
APooR sTANDARD-BEARER.
Prom The BGtt'DlOrr gazette.
Altogether, Mr.. Hayes Is a poor standard
bearer 10 1oIlOw Lincoln and Grant. Those men were
elected because they were known; Hayes Is nominated
because he 10 unknown.
TRIUMPH FOR THE WEST.
FrvLa The Memphis ApatdnohG
There is not blot on his personal OF official
virtues which invite antagonism. and his nom-
nation is victory for TIE West over the East
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A WINNING TICKET.
Jros,, TJs Dopfn,l 1fIygrfj GeT-

The ticket is a good one, strong one,
and winning one. Although not framed on The theory
which hold 10 be the true theory, II IL rhas me
very that could have been nominated unicr me CIR
cuifistances. IL has weak point Thc candidates
represent all that good in the party aud they viii u-
dOubedly carry this AID other Republican sIaie
by odfasaiOned maortes, and be triumphdnty elected
in Nave nbtr
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Ill. IL L -Llran.

Republicans of Maine let James G.. Blaine's
noble declaration tO us order to enter the contest
with ali that ZEAL enthusiasm and vigor which has char
acterized a party since 1856 Let us remember,
also, that Gov. Hayes is MIR Blanes fayorite When ME-
Blaine was last in Maine he said should prefer MN
any who has been mentioned possible cand-
date because he Is good man and would make an eA-
ceeut Pre- Sident.v
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JERSEY CITY.


Collector Allen received 81 1913 SO FOX taxes dur
ing the past week.
II is estimated that the little thieves in Jersey
city $4,000 worth Of coal annnm from the cars Of
The Delaware Iackawanna and Western Railroad Company.
Peter H. Burns of IIarrisOn-st., who forged T.. NJ
cys name aud forged check for Sl71 the
First National Bank, arrested while oh his way To Now
York.
James and John Rigney. who plead guilty TO an
Indictment charging them with aiding AT dog light by being
pfesp spectators fined $40 and s. respectively and
costs which wil make their dog fight cost $50.
The citizens Of the Fourth District ask the Fire
Commissioners pro rata reduction In the salaries
pad 10 The members department. and thus money
enough the oil keeping Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. In commission.
Patrick Lynch, age 1S, residing at No. 900 Third
ST. and Henry speers OF Van VOrstst, committed
SATURDAY stealing from the Lorard factory Ey
ocuTcd which shows that they made
business, stealing Ave or six pounds daily.
Judge BorkalOw Saturday decided in the court
hero that lawyer Ia NewJersey maintain a In
court TO recover and Judgment given
below such action. He held
there must be an exess agreement 10 the fee
note given
Abraham Cole, William Cole and George Snyder,
belonging what is called the Beeohst gang thieves
saturday for breaking different places in.
cudng three depoIs the Ede Railway. Abraham
amount Of found there. They all three
vcted Louis Julius Of the gang who
dence had his sentence suspended Three Of the gang
stiil at large.
The Clark Thread Company, following the ex-
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PERHAPS TIE VERY BEST.
Eroto The xs.r EOrl Ereufg0 Pat
POLITIC AND SAGACIOUS.
EroU1 The Ne7r. York l,rTf,Nfc.

The result has more than justified expecta-
tons. Toe nomination OF Gov. Hayes O OllO Is einln
emily polite aciOus and deserves, n receives
the he rtIest congratulations IL satisfies all classes and
unites the who'll Republican party no other candidate
could have united II. The nomination OF two such men
as Hayes and Wheeler the highest Oinces i'm the
nation shows that Republican party determined TO
recover any prestige may have lost and 10 deserve the
confidence and support the iutelgen and patriotism
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VICTORY OVER THE MACHINE
The Rennhlicans have takcn a "nev

The KepuDIlcahs HaEt IahvII HcW Ut
parture b, cutting entirely clear from the enangie-
menis and cOuuptiOus OF Washington life aud notifies.
Failure j. stamped te endeayUr 20 dictate Ecgub-
en- Presidential nomination from that centre Oi political
I'M rc TIE seat Of Government. That In itsclf cOnS
tuics uo uncomfortable victory, carrying with it ie 1
DoItunty such uFOt3 clY service chdhgts at le
neot,l. may demand.
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CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
,RsrR,cr OF REPORT roR rHE WEEK ENDING AT P. NJ
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BLAINE NOT wEAKENED.

Mr.. Blame is not weakened by the result
he dearer the hearts of the people OF Maine tha
ever aud it must his guiding hand and wise eousei
that will lead the Republican party TO victory ln no
campaign upon which now enter. Gen. hayes
was the second choice OF large majority OF MI BlainGs
friends who preferred him TO any other eanddate MI
Blaine being Of the way, and will rally heartily 10 LIS
mort
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AN AIR OF VICTORY ABOUND TT.
From The Boston yorrnat
The Convention has done its work nOblY. u

UF NUITNVHIIUII WIZ II"'III'
has given MS ticket which every Republican in the land
can support with pride and heaIuess Never have we
been pruuder of tie action OF the party or siircr OF s
future IL only satisfactory to every true Repub
can but il must command the confidence and We tr~t
the support, OF every friend OF reform, OF ouirAl
purity and sound administration. Ii means the rights
ALL peace, progress and prosperity. IL the lchet
that the air victory afodud D., aud or Tie Nicoy
flat will Iisng halD 10 tbs OcMteMrlal year
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INFINIrELY HETTER TIN TIE rLATroRM.

non win the nDinIdliOH Gov. RuJhcrford b. Hayes
10 .y Tat IL guiIe realizes hope, that u IS infinitely
hrter than tie platform and dt Instead OF FALLING Nat,
as the latter ad has excited aud will continue To eX
ce the waInest enthusiasm. ILuse strong, salient sn-
cere features which the platforms OF Cincinnati lacks the
candidate of CIncInnati supplies.
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IN THE VEST.

Novelties in Moss Agates. Topaz and
Other Native Stones, as we'll as exquisite pro-
ductions from
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NATIVE GOLD!

to please and interest all. 1t is but a few
step. from tho nc pot to
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!. FERRIS,

Builder and Hopsr Of Hous@ and SAFES, and
all heavy boddies for every body raises
s nonses n 10 . n ne,gn. nc 81 eo,y 81 gra yas,r ana Ins. B Bussss
Iron or woode fence Keeps abundance of
rubber, weather stripping, and applys IT. TO
light and warm. mipdly
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

Groceries, Grain. Provisions Etc.
sale aud detail Giocers anu Commission A.er
chants.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday ordered
a Judgment OF $35s2 ~ to bo paid in the suit
brought by Arson Bangs to recover $4,000
for work alleged TO have been done the
Kentaye. Basin. The following were appointed
trustees Of tine fund for the building OF monument
the martyrs buried at Fort Greene s. b. Chttenden j.
s r. slranahan II. c. Murphy, e. l.. Woodford, John H..
Kcnnsday j. Y Culyer f. b. Fisher, j. +. Henry $. b..
butcher Aonzo sote O.. l.. Ford, T. H. Rodinan, j. j..
Van Nostrand Daniel Mauer, II. W. slocum, John d.
woodward, Thomas g. Dakin, James Jourdan James Me
Leer Charles schurig and +. c. Parkinson.
A communication was received from the Board Of
Health calling attention TO the condition Of the flats
the Bushwick Creek, at tho mouth OF the Union-avc
sewer. More than 10000 tons OF filth have been de-
posted there The subject was placed In the hands Of
the Water and Drainage Committee.
For the fourth time tue selection OF architect for
the municipal building wac taken up. Nine ballots
In addition the SO previously taken-were cast but
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GRAyD AEMr or YHE ELPUBLIc


yEW-YOEK DIVISION l. ENCANPNrNT At YoNKEEs
OPENING EXEECtsES.
The streets III lOnkCrs were crowded yes
tcrday with people to witness tac beginning OF the
scni-llnua Encaiupmcut of the NcwIou, Division of
the Grand Army OF tnc Republic. The officers and dele
gates from the yarou, posts met At Masuburn Han AZ -
o'clock Tie attendance Was much smaller then usual
on account Of many members being absent a the Ccutcu
NAL. :. L. Morse President Of the BOARD Of Aldermen
aud acting Mayor the CITY II Nouhcrs introduced
by Commander william Reilly Of Ktcnng Post,
Youkcr.. lie made short address OF welcome 10 rc
delegations to which James Tanner, Department Com
mandcr, responded explaining the objects OF the oTui-
cation. He said there was nothing political In It it
was simply society Of the fortunate Of the
wing soldiers to aid those men, women, and children
vino had suffered from the war, either directly or IN
directly.
Those persons not connected with any @. A. f. Posts
were then requested To retire and The Encampmcn
opened In due form according 10 the rules Of the order
The reports the Commander, AdutantG neral quar-
tcrmast,r General and InspccorGcncral read,
after which the Encampmcnt adjourned To dinner.
Al 3i2 o'clock tb, Encmpmcut iouncd m procession in
Grifyquarc and marched to Palisadc Garden escorted
by Company Of Yonkcra aud Company = 81 Dpbbs
Ferry. small cannon at the Garden was fred mum
bcr of times a. salute AZ Tie stand speeches were
Rogers OF Buffalo, Cen John 6 ohiIson, aud Col f. A.
Baxter. Commander Tanner said that all who wcr.
there and who remembered the stirring times recently
gone hy know how value the organization OF citizens
mo mi ry comuanlcs for thorough drill eve In times
Of peace should the call To nerve the hands and
heart. of those who composed the Nl"n1l Guard, they
would be found rs worthy representatives uf that -pr
which reused tue nation 10 arms III l-Gl those
who ihcn threw themselves into the struggle
C.r Rogers cnngrtuI1ted the order ON the fact that
the citizens OF Bath, ~tcubcn County had given go
acres of laud for Soldiers Home besides $4,000
= 900 and that soou those who had suffered by tue
war now at the Home i'm Dayton ONO could be brought
To their own state where they could br their iln
lies, Tnr fcs,ititic. ended with dluc.ng which was con
timed until late hour III the night. Large numbers OF
citizen, visited the grounds. To-day business, siuns
viii be held In Wa,hburn Hail, aud IN the evening ban
qUet " Ill be gwen.
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NEwGyHGu, y. y, Aug. 2.-lhe annual
N,wbur-h Bay yacht regatta took place today. Fine
weather and good wind prevailed aud great interest
was pyn,,d There Worctbirty entries, including yachts
from io-un. Ncw-Yurk, Brooklyn, jersey city, Albany,
Iau-fngburlh Eoudout Ncwhurgh, Poua hkccpsic Now
limbaugh. Tarrytown and other places. Twcnty-fopr
boat, start,d-unc Of the first class under 10 and
20 In length four OF the second class, under 26
aud - feet In length, and II Of the third class,
under - feet in length. The course 20 miles long
Two silver uyz were offered IN each class and special
prize of Of ooor- for the yacht making the best cor
rc,tcd time The ioiowug-uamcd yach,s were the win
ncrs:
First C'ass.-Flrst prize, the william r. Brown NJ New
buriu; elapsed time, upurs, u minutes AMI 30 Sec
ouGs. Second prize, CyutuIa Of Brooklyn.
NrcopG CiISS.-Flr,t ITizc Artfll Dolgcr Of Brooklyn
clti,..d time, hour. - minutes, and II seconds
second piilr. tnqu,ttc Of Iarryiuwn.
IHiyd CiISS.-Frst prize, Sophia Emma ~ Ncw-N0rk ;
corrected time. hours, 81 minutes, and seconds
second prlZy. Tom " uf Jersey CITY The thiri-tlss
boats only went around thrcc-I quarters ui hc course
Tue william Il. Brown took the special prize for making
the best corrected time, which hours, minutes
aud seconds The \. :. Ring clp~ized during the race
aLd the crew were rescued 10y tug.
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POOLS IN THIS CITY.

To-day is the last of the first meeting OF the
saro,ogt Racing Association, the second meeting he
Ginning next tuesday Aug. =. The first OF the four races
viii he one mile for purse of 5000. The following ave
the seven entries with the weights carried: Bso" IL"
pounds: Romney gS Cray Nun, 1903 Ambush ~ III
srir,tior Ia Courier, %; Sister OF Mercy, o3 Inc
second race is for the Saratoga STATES for
500 entrance nat forfeit, WIN fl'ouo Iuc", MID
ard horse 10 receive 500; trcclhftcrS ol q ni''
There are A. entries and nine stables viii probably he
represented. Purycar has three NarraEaiIct co,S
NcDauiri five colts; Belmont four one 1y hcni"chi
md three 10y Lcamington; Mctrlth has Leonard anu
Frank Jones' c. l., L2a,li'r E, Ico ii,gton
y IoriiIard enters eleven Louis \. Ehler enters
FREDERICK the Great LangstaF Biaemcr, alI boWc'
The third race j. Tor tue SrlhI H rno tho
rrnud horse to save his stake. winners Of any hrI'
yclrod stake to carry pounds extra o. i1G
a. l. Lurilarl's WarlOck George LanGstHnS fiecpooltl
aud X H. Clcv's Odd SOCKS. Tue iouiih race, tll'c
,nilcs IIT5, oJO Of which 500, with the entrance
money GOES the second horse. vi" - c"niest'4 ~
-. Martin. Aaron Pcnnin-toi anu III an''S - oO''
NulW-s-Ys SARATOGA ASSOCIATION iooA' ny r rI
Inspiration 80 EuTe"2, - iA' Ntn, - Wcr,, .Io
second race; McGrl,h, 81 81 '," ~ - ITirIi,
:l6. rarcar So Nrs1l, = a. In url;r.IE
80 try'l,s tg ,i' a. ~ 81 Fi,cboat r. fIG
20, =. rcnnI-tou ;l,-slS bis sandy - ,ior .1oo
600: rar.o, 4o0-.go. Courier. $3.50 '''nn'y 80
M,ry SO SO. s.con! race. - Eon, 81 Mc'iIiin .2o
P.fy,ir 80. T. Lombard; trglcnch TIE Great 80
M,DIU. -,Jt e. T. l"vI.Ii'i 50 ~; I.' n
i,ruo,,i. a SO, uod soc,- 81 t"i'u i',.j H.
Ta,ia. s2os 80 Aaron Pennington" ''o-+i'V Big sandy
rraI E>a,>erFr.t race: ln'rrltgn l2 CogrieT
Nrr.y go. Amb,-. 30 s-,ont race: Belmont, o., :
A.a'I 80: ~ II5 Isl. iaasiil !5j. oaic go
a. j. tonl.aiu -l5 rnir rae. Parole 30 "aio'h -
lI..bo'r 80. tid So - - 90 20 tH 90 o. MAJ 'i
=
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House to-day, on motion of Mr.. PIPER
Qep., CALI. the dill cedug the grounds Of the Marine
Hospital in san Francisco to the City of san Francisco
for the purposes Of Sailors Home taken from the
able and passed
Tie regular order being de- andcd, the House pro
ceeded 10 the C sideration OF the Bland Silver bill
Mr.. KASSON (Rep. Iowa. said that the practical diff
Guilty with those ~ the House who oppose the bill i the
want OF sufficient information to vote ON the numerous
propositions embraced by the bill They therefore de-
sire such opportunity given by other parliamentary
bodies, namely inquiry by commission WIN written
report The bill affects the payment OF the public debt,
the wages Of labor aud the payment OF al debts con-
tractcd since 1873 IL affects the payment OF thousand
million dollars VI savings In savings ana other
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THE RACES FOR THE QUEFNs CUP.
4 numndnra - DirlprSnn oWnpr nf n

tOnlnouOic y. =. DichclNon, owner Ol the
yacht Madeleine, called yesterday upon Capt Cuthbert
who represents Major Clifford in the arrangements for
the sailing of the Countess OF Dufern for the Queens
Cup and general consultation took place relative 10
the comiu contest Mr. D!c6crsou sugS, scd that the
should he sailed successive dJy~tuc 10th and
llth ~ August, and. IN of third being
sary the l2h. Capt CUthhcrt did not receive the ,g
g-sun with much favor but replied that he would CON
slider ihc matter. He ad that u would bc impossible
Tor aim 10 be- ready before the ION 1T earliest he
found that hls sails continued To stretch AMI needed rrh
ting again. lie complained o the quality u! HIS sails
and seemed 10 think that II they were made Of American
duck hC would not have experienced the tDOublc which
hc has had with them IL suggested that he procure
new -uit ~ sails. but he thought ia" expense too
gc1t 10 make 70 advisable Mr.. Dickcrsou. with the
gita committee, viii wait mon Capt. Cuhbclt Fri
day, when i expected that the arrangements viii be-
completed dui the days tor the bc decided upon.
The Madclrncs sails brought 10 New York ycstcr-
day and put In the hands Of a rrfttcr.
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CORNELL AND THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA
Can't G.. n. OStrom has informed the Sccre-


tary o The schuylk Navy that Cornell Collegcw not
be- represented in the International Regatta at Phadc-
pha. The reasons Tor this decision, he says are:
First We have alread, spent as much time 1t boating
Is advisable for any college amateurs spend In one
summer
Second We have proper boat that suits u.s. and il
would take nearly month To have made properly
Hird: Even II We had the boat there is not time
enough Tor practice before the race for IL does follow
that because crew six successfully they can
necessarily four Wen.
Fourth The crews from abroad refused Ia accept the
challenge sent by the r. A. A. c. ana therefore they eau
not reasonably expect us To row them merely out Of
courtesy.
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not bounded by the horizon OF lae nt Tor m. MIR
united with the Democratic party " i fr thr mr.
pose OF sectional aggiandiLe'hSsuI cynpnmoat: but il
pose OF reversing lnc po',e ~ stiuctiye ard u,cra-
Is because th'y nave ousr' -" 81"
uye law OF sel-pfseLa against The hlea that
, MI. l~il l 9,nr ~ thT Democratic party would
Tue ae''Nsion 80 of mo National Government
s,si , tnf ~ affairs in the South. and bet such
ol.n ~ 'o,,iJ imnnrjI fine rights OF the co1rcd race
TI i,a ,,,n spcsch made by Senator. then GOV
lie quoted oh ir',i -, 20; ,.ainst con!errng iran
einor y, rcc and I'm favor OF tpOnng their
chSt on me Souft I r ', nv % vc1rs ri which time,
political rights Tor ~ -. q" ~ b5y~ hec,I - com
he argued the southern iotin nom the North anl
p'lcli hlcu W. 90 ."r,s ,,"ul,l he in q permanent
from EUROPE tih "t w; ,,s,t starsIa, ava, M IN
ninotuy ,'a w of Inc eject OF nccro citizen
ship nat must hlic n' vi ,e was to he ,e loose!
Nh '"tt'S I'm ~" he wondered at that tine people
Nd' "a. WU,,,T NJ t'ot time eu,ielvorcd To save
81 me soulh q, - ,'.. lie ,,Imod noweyrr that
altcr tAat y zen IN tvottI t i've il a fair ana full
STR IN earnestly anu nou'Ntly a. ~ sn.nc',ind nm
some s" hItc -, ~ Tho cnn,ct hct con congress
adopted ~ c"nStducnceo OF Itc 'uiu',I w. "hiv Las
ard President Johnson inc ""So ~ 3 Mn" az In
ures was the establishments OF th f,, ,t
rcau, when b3h CIV W" w i'm ,Ii,y
had been to GaW one race 10 u" ,, nSit
anu CIiit We LIN, th1t The 4 ost
absurd AnH onh, SsNe - , I,i,t fh native If
comic ne c"h,r "d ." rs Lf ' ~ b, slave lie also
coulln TO- ''T r'n s,rort Niu IN the effect that
Pi"''" run J"., tar.J hV Irrs NOT IL.
when government Is auuil' Eit , w , Icr r,u.
mnniiy u Is one oi tiG "HtI, :" vo., IisnrJ N
in'htN ana ne Si tu't W., t ,r,Is systtrns
former slaves and are ruled by people whose cor
stu,nt@ were the people Tor whom tnoy should act
hat the Federal Government -, .... r.-.;.,
He quoted from tuc report Of the l"uSii! lnNcs',-
ton Committee OF last Congress, made by Ar Foster ~
ono aud expressed his rs, ons lnc az nearing j'"
gentleman claim credit the otIer day for having mal
report which bore heavily on his parry Il 1t condition
Of Republican success, lie asked, thhi ne o",'til
should he told that there are murder and intimidation
oh the pat Of the White people "i l""s, ,ii ~
against the b!%ck-' Mh'n "I -, - IA. Pc.
There are not Does 1t bear haTd ui?H ,m' ,.i,
III
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOtei-Senator simon H. GonoVer TOT oil
Florida cen George a. Sheridan Of Louisiana Judge sraei
Srencer of syracuse and the Rev. William c. r. aneSo
u nf "a nbTr a. . Holman HGuSeR Won Pcstri Mlbls-
ter tcr The Netherlands Washington S'c YORK Hoe-
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