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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

tV'There are two classes OF men gen.
orally in the wrong those who don't
know enough and those who know too
much True 'ud yon meet such dail,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

eE \ total change Of diet. with no
medicine. is recommended by an emf.
ncnt English physician "a an efficient
mcthed Of treating nervous diseases.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

tY On Sunday night, the 18th I'm.
slant. Lou. Ashby, who sleeps in the
store of. V. Williams. al Wiliiamsport
Grant county, was awakened by some
one attempting 90 pry open window.
through which burglars obtained en-
trance last summer. Leyeling a Navy
revolver, Ashby fred, but the ball struck
a desk, and glanced. steps were hoard
retreating outside after the shot. Ashbv
probably kept his battery i'm position all
night, but no further alarm occurred. -
Keyser Tribune.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

"LtNDLoRD mi THAT BowL.-The
cost Of liquors in tho u. States for the
LAST 0years is estimated at six thousand
million dollars. How soon the national
and state debts could be wiped ont Il
liquor drinkers would turn philanthropic
and appropriate theft dtams and their
Juleps 90 the public benefit.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

IVA good and simple furniture pol.
'sh consists OF little CASTLE soap
scraped into pint Of warm water Add
three tablespoontu)s OF sweet oil heat
and apply while lot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

- The Rev Garland IT. White. az
North Carolina, AMI Rev. Dr. Dungee.
Of Richmond, Va both colorsd men Of
fine sbilitie- will stump Tic Southern
States In favor Of 1Ilien.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25
Farmer ana House Keeper.

~ The London Milk journal says
that pint of milk heated little, but
not boiled, taken every four hours. will
check the most violent diarrhma, stom.
ach ache, lncipient cholera and dysen-
terry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

IoMAro WiSE.-rake any quantity
OF fully ripe tomatoes. wash. and press
the juice from them, strain, and 10 every
gallon add four pounds OF white loaf STU
gar; let il stand until il is done rermcnt.
ing' keeping the cask filed with fresh
juice and sugar; when done fermcnting
draw OF without agitation. and bottle.
III be prime in six 10 twelve months
The yellow tomato makes white wine
with yellow tinge; the red a darker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05

Boston, April 1.-THE body Of bradley N. Cum
ming'. well known merchant Of this city was found
20 vacant lot on Newton street this morning. living
tlce downward In = swallow pool Of water. lilo had
commit ted suicide while temporarily insane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
Excursions.

TVO CHARTEM FOR EXCURSIONS.-
II saloon steamers Wyoming and william Cook, harges
Republic, Chicago IVA OWN, Caledonia, and Anna Al.
defney Park, Excelsior, Oriental Rartan Beach, and
Cold Spring Groves TO let once 1884 Wcstst op Chrs-
topper st. Ferry. Open evenings. II. b. CRJssETT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05


To THE EDITOR On the 18th day Of February,
1873. applied to Dr. j. A Shermans Office, and after
satisfactory explanation OF MS method ~ trel her
MA. had his treatment adapted to my must say
that al first sOmeW nat skeptic 4 Of cure wing
been ruptured twcnyninc yeirs and beng In the
sIxty-tbird year OF my life. bcii rupture was get
ting worse, 80 that when applied 20 Dr. Sherman Il
large ana very troublesome. had tried gr at
many trusscs, not only without benefit hut with post
tive injury The last one tried. the elastic rubber
truss. was the worst OF all.
Although have h en- very active since went under
TVS treatment. gradually improved until was en-
tirely cured, which Is now over seven months could
not have believed the cure would have mace me feel
much better until experienced H. while was run,
tured often-ycry Oftcu-entlrely lncaplcltatcd
from attending to my business darming), hut now am
entirely able to pursue the various labors OF voca
uon without the painful necessity OF wearing truss
not even the comfortable appliance furnished by pr
Sherman, having further use for anything OF the
KIND l. j. MOSFoRT.
CHARLKsroS, III March 4, 1870.
When a. honest farmer speaks, relating Incidents
like the above. mu endorse what he says Dy pub
lisning II for the guidance OF those Interested. An
honest heart IN sympathy with the afflicted must have
act lated MIR Monfort 10 relating these interesting
truths.
The AFFLICTED from oil parts OF the country are daily
Visiting Dr. sherman's 81 cious Offices Pars row. to OBJ
tain his treatment which Il less incOnvenient than
wearing a truss and a certain cure.-Air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
.for Salt ano 10 4tt.

cxor Salt ano 10 GET
L OFFS to let. with steam power running night and
day, IN buildings %. e. 60 and 81 Rose st.; good
light water and water closets on eacn hoOr and heated
With steam. Apply to J. T. PRESTON, "a Rose 81.
OFFICES TO LET in second story sua building
front and rear, well lighted AMI steam hea'cd Az
ply at sun Publication ice Nassau and Fran Sfort STA
rVo LET.with or without steam power. second
moor OF bu ding Is Vine st.. BROOKLYN near Fulton
ferry light three sides room about 2iS9O a. pos
session mmeciaeh. Inquire on the premises.
rI,HE STORE, 100 Nassau st.. sun building to let.
L suitable for banking. insurance. or general bust.
ness steam heated. Apply at the sun Puohcation
ONCE, 40 Nassau st.
rI,O LET-A ten.room brick house. near Prospect
ParK, Brooklyn; suitable for one or two small fam
lies rent, $50 per month
Cal at is Clinton st.. Brooklyn.
rNO RENT-with pOver-tine lofts. suitable for
L wood work ana other manufactures; also ground
floor and Office LIST av. and 2Sth II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
yuttIs.

ERANIS FORT HOUSE, 2O2 william st. 300
Il rooms csc. &c. oOcd gentlemen aud families
open all night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
ManitIs.

MANTELS- MARuIF,sLATE, ANDHARD
Nh WOOD unique designs, iron crestng, fence stable
hhtures CRATES, weatherv mes, &c.
w ID A. NICHOLS, rs lludsln st. N Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
alalts.


a ntnaSiatf cS5PSra!iye Saiiins y Loan &'sosis
Nee Ing sns and every NednedSy essans at IS Sas
ara t. WIS. KING, secret ~.
4 GENT- n.ed in wn aud country TO sill our
ian and a,get sSe 10 tas uaiTg Apply TO-
ne GTeenS sR s Nsw Yors u'on " 0e"e'n
A GENTS wan,ed everywhere IN tea. coffee and
Asplc..; " adotting our IT. yen e-n make from
pubic Tea Compinys 70 iiarclav st.. New YORK
A GENTS La Basts Glass Lamp Chinneys
''HHnsI k SHPPI2 No4EifYY co. 500 Broadwny
A PAPERHANGER wanted one who eau point
HOLMES, 81 HudsOnst.
A ,ENTS. Oil mounted chrome. tsrti frame,
Comply, 30 Na'siuSnd So Liberty st., room 40.
AMAnT SGiysv %sR ~ s6%t coS isR oqS9sr
rem t., iin door. from Ii to O'Clock.
A tRE,Co g,,,oteI unaer,,andng, The proGSsgT
N cnronos Tor 81 Geo L. FELTON, 90, 10 Nas'aus
Gen sto.o ict erders Tor enlaI,lng old pictures;
IA best Nors At redu ca prices 3s7 Grani 81.
A YOUNG MAN int has seryea some time at the
IN I'm nusin'ss $40 10th av.
I}0oK nlhDING.-loy wanted also one to feed
YoUNG. ROLAND Co. 80 Beekmln st.
N fHos COX, 81 Montgomery St. Jersey City
OFShSHEST3Ao 'Rs ...s " Sr.ars AgDY to
DnOTOERApnEns. Wanted, Thoroughly
saa n required operate Sesa,ioaaily, Addres. ing
LA Ely, MorristOwn, \ j.
DAPEK hAngng..-sacsman wan, cd; asmsrt young
trade a" ADDE'S. RIFEkE b Sae 1867
DATTERN MAkkks.-Two pat m makers
CIV JOHN DOUGLASS.
DAINTERs.-Non.soele men can md steady en-
sIEPHEN ROGERS, PES West At.
PREs.MhN on IR 1PP., SsH}fS 81 r.,, p,o,or~
STRONI., active boy wanted not under 20 years OF
has worked IN firiture store preferred wages t5
"''1 aEo t FIiSf Z Co 10. ana 100 IVES, 18th s.
V'AILORs and pu.hemen wanted also sood
No Isl B1osd%SS wv '''' -'''' '''N ''''''
TWO GOOD jobhing carpenters wanted at 1855
l. Leonard ST. none nut sober men nesa ssPRlMAn
L 90, corner OH and Race sis, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED SINGLE yoSng men not OSsr e. no, %
qnsi s 1aio1 t6ry SaSs been S ShoeSS.
s2i9 IN and know hoy e. hI9dl1 cl9hnE "a,
references.
WANTED Eqergstie gentlemen to canvass for ne
In MS conniryi SOD only bS suescrpttSni CONS We'll
recOmmsnde4. ''' ' r. ooLGiER IS Dey St ST.
WANTED-A Catholic young man OF good educs-
~ non Tor prfmaneut position In publishing house
OF HES. Ma nANlIls ~ 80 per weex Apply ".
ter 10, 7t+ broadway.
| WANTED For the 4. s. Navy, scamen ordinary
| w eamcn, ana Anen. Apply at tne Naval Ron.
dLyon, seamen's kXchanse Buildng 45i Water st..
| WANTED A thorough go ahead man to sell staple
| w article used by every family Address s j. r.,
boz l6l Sun office stating where an interview be
had.
WAhTED-.A young man, butcher. in a meat
| john Upper. Englewood. N. J.
| NVANTED-A good feeder for Universe -ordoa
w presses at ~ Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
| WANTED-A man to DO plain cooking Al io2 Chst
! w ham square, up stAiTs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
M,,ilngs.

L EGAL.TFNDER Association Of the 2lst Assem-.
~ Oily District-Next regular meeting viii be neld At
The rooms Of the asAocaton, li0l "a aY. (entr nee
on Bith s on this Wednesday evening" Aprl O. 1870
at O'Clock. JOSEPH +. ARNOLD. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
Aursts. dNTriaa,s. &c.


A FOR SALE-Sevcn horses suitable for farmer
N grocer, or general use; also one draught house,
weighing 900 hif value trial allowed. ~ Amity ~.
between Thompson aud sullivan.
FOR SALE horses suitable for farmer or
IA any business, AT hat Nane trial allowed war
Tanted young and souno, at l52 Crosby a., between
Houston ana bletcker
FOR SALES horses, also 1 team Of mares,
N suitable for truck farmer, any Onsines., half
value; trial allowed 55 south 5th ay, between Hous
ton and Beceker STA
A ron sALE-An elegant horse, NJ Tor butcher.
N grOct ry, express or farm uses warranted sound
InOuire al 1875 Az b. corner l2th 81.
3 HORSES. young anu sound. suitable for
a. tIncN, grocer farmer; $40, 500 tl25. liz Henry
st.. stable
A Beautiful new top express wagon for $3.50,
IN worth 500 must be SOLD l24 West lpth ST.
INOH SALE cheap-A ndy's turnout black horse,
70 hands high. years old also top pony phaetOn,
nearly new anu set of nne harness also two morse,
NJ for butcher. grocer express farm use Inquire
~ 35S East 0Bh st. near LIST ay.
HORSES with scratches Tai otis Cure never
III falls Large bottles, sl's5 SINAI, SOC, Try It,
KlDDER, So John at.
L OOK.-T horses at a sacrifice all sound. kind.
H. D.
- on kAs1 lAth -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
Sai, auO daps.

! M%uLAH is hat for u. eOj specially, nne hats
49, n.k IA" $3.50 worth 70 10 New ChurOH a. W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
1lnniro. MnIts.


WANTFD-A nrst.cass Japinner, who understands
w hand work. to go to Canada. Apply at BLISS
WILLIAMSs. Plymouth st., corner Jay, Brooklyn.
WORK FOR ALL. Any one having Soc. to 81
cash make ~ to a. per day selling toilet soaps
Cal At factory SOL East 10Th 81.
WANTED Men, women. and bows to sell article
w indispensable to evcryOody good wages made.
No. 1927 Broadway, room ~.
WANTED-A boy usel to paint shop one that can
w paint blinds preferred Apply between y and . at
No a. University place.
WANTED wo good walters Apply to VICTOR
w LARUELLE on board the u. 3. r. 3. Colorado,
Brooklyn Navy fal
w understands the nsh Dusne 8. VI North 9th st.,
Brooklyn.
NVANTED-Two good carriage trimmcrs. Gail at c,
" VAN HORNES. 81 Chambers st. betveen IL ana
o'clocE.
WANTED-A young man TO DO French polishing.
w Apply at 2iS West 25th st., from 10 TO IL A. NJ,
to-day
w used to working out on are escapes sis East 9th
street.
WANTED coachman. gardener. and farm
w hands married or single at ios 9th av near 9th st.
WANTEDA soCs Spd 9qAIr S ssS A.. ,q GI. Al. on
XVANTED-Boy with good reference Call between
w 10 and ~ o'clock, at ii Beach st., basement
NVANTHD-A custom shirt cutter at L. u. HUGUE'
w MINIS a7s CAM st
WANTED A foreman In a custom shoe shop. Ap-
XVANTED-Tin roofers. Apply at eso Centre 81.
I TIN ROOPER wanted. Apply to WIN. C. HER.
L RlOrr. kinrorldge.
= q Y.MEmPoym nn.n,o for ALI newly pat
Gro. l.. FELTON, 4 co, 1io Nassau st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
BOilirs ano 6nQIu.s

EINGINE and boiler for sale, 4ohorss power 10 ex.
H csilent conditions VsTT oheAp. lex " sossT 81
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NATIONALLINKs Nm Er9nmT !l,irss lam a. n. n
BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP co.

FOR SAN FNANCISCO, CALIFOHNIA, And "a
tlFIC PORTS VIA IsTHMUS OF PANAMA
steamship "Crcscent CITY" will sail
THURSDAY. Aprll 20, NJ =, ".
from Pier rs. Y. r., for AspiuWan,
connecting, via Panama ilroad Al Panama
win nrst-cAss steamships for ports A. above.
WI +. CLYDE co..
BnNfn. GrHrA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
Boots uno Sbu,s.

Boots uO s9O,s.
WAUKENPHAST "a boot which shall bs
really help and not, as TOO often the case
hlndrance TO walklng-thls popular style OF English
shoe for ladies aud gentlemen,
CANTRELL. 239 and 241 Attn av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
Sotittn tlotltts.
Gusintss Chances.

gusintss Chances.
A snail stationery. music, and newspaper store
~ ior sale at Asacrince. $50 Hudson st.
A GOOD news stand and route for sale Apply
N corner asd It. and 9th av.
RuTCnER shop for sale, now doing e9ed bust
euaf a ii at aS fess sSRI gwen FOR par
RAkERy. with good oven store. apartments.
ID snd stable to let; rent low. 40 West 9Th i.
BAKERY for sale, with without the property
ID 45d Greenwich 81
EOK -ALE-one o. tns neatCst place. in The city !
arc 9 1 Ioo T9 MY sns efP In reR s
orderi greatest bargain 70 The GUY - ,r,n
Ell Broadway. room iS.
NOR SALE. and In best location OF 81 av.. {, indy
L and toy store. with icecream ana soda water nx.
10 eie 81 AZ. confectionery store ''
EOR SALE coaieetio9sry. sods water. and Ice
err WIN too,s nov dolns gooa traae pe,s o,
store Of Newark Sv. jersey city.
I,OK SALE-A nrst.claS cutlery. grinding ana
hrst class custom. G5 Prince st basement
II0R SALE-Establi.nel IL years stock snt az.
m n route OF f %pp Hs EOS West 'R' "A stand aud
l. morse aad wagon Inquire ., io1 Eat Soth g. WIN
MEnCGHANTs. aGtRF sf S "s IS or mart Of
st. New Haven. Conn. MerehShdi.s Broser
MATTRESS and bedding store for sal. cheap
vi good chance. Corner DeKliD and Nostrand avs,
Brooklyn.
DARTNER.-An industrious man with some capital
Il nnsurcd) as partner m n good, respectable and
profitable huii Further information obtained
! NCOB BERkkRS barber shop, 5l2 Ea.t 10Th IT,. New
York or Passac Garden. Main ST. Paterson, v. J.
RAILROAD HOUSE. Boarding and LODGING
III stock, fixtures aud lease, with bar, must be
sold. Apply At CASTINGS, Bushwicx av, cor. Mon
teith, BroOkiyn. + ID.
rI'O LET.A baker store with dwelling and rear
Il house. 2lp south 5thav. Apply i35 Wet 2id st..
before 10 or alters. GEO. W. DEAN.
fINO LET-wnl steam power. few well lighted
i rooms, 20x20 lGxOO Al 20, and 20i East 2ylh Al.
Inquire OF the engineer on pr misses.
rINIE lease stock and fixtures Of the nrstcAss liquor
store corner 4oth and LIST av will be SOLD this
day at au ton at o'clock.
$50. 90. Erf osdT.S 'fi9%shE IIoSSMIIffH 800
Established 1889 HENRY f. RORDER.
AI.l$ WILL purchase the stock ana fixtures OF
- -sD fancy and millinery goods y ire I'm the
B'si p't Thompson st.; good room. attached; rire
chance for persons OF small capai. li3 THOMPSON
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22
The House and the telegraph.

The full text of Mr.. Knott's resolutions
which were adopted by the House is as fol-
lows:
ResolUed. That there is nothing in the law
rendering communication transmitted by
telegraph any more privileged than a commu-
nicatlon made in any other manner, and that
this House has power, through its subpoena.
under the hand and seal of the Speaker, to re.
quire any person to appear before any commit
tee to which IL has given authority to examine
witnesses and papers, and to procure telegraph
messages or others for the inspection of such
committee as such committee may deem neces-
sary to the investigation with which such COM
mttee may have been charged; and that such
committee may order and direct any witness
who may be brought before it to produce for
the committee any books or papers, whether
such papers be a telegrsphic despatch or any
other which may appear to be in his posses
sion or under his control, which such COM
mttee may deem necessary to the investiga-
ton with which it may have been charged
and tnat any person upon whom such
subpoena shall have been served who shall
disobey the same, or having appeared
as witness shall disobey the order Of such
committee, to produce any book or paper which
ne shall have been ordered by said committee
to produce, shall be brought to the bar of the
House upon report of the facts by the COM
mttee to answer for a contempt of the author
ity OF the House, and dealt with as the law un-
der the facts may require.
Resoloed. That any person who shall prevent
or attempt to prevent any person who shall
have been subpe9naed before any committee Of
this House from so appearing, or from testify
ing before such committee, or from producing
any book or paper which such witness may
have been required to produce, or to prevent OF
attempt to prevent any such witness from
speaking the truth before such committee shall
upon the report to the committee of all facts be
brought to the bar of the House to answer for
contempt aud be dealt with ss the law or the
facts may require.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22
Men and W0man

Col. Robert Iugersoll has been subject of
prayer in Christian conference of Peoria. iii.
Petitions were offered for his conversion, as is
the case daily. He does nothing to hinder the
work OF the svangelists and expresses respect
for their motives.
The will of Rev. Thomas P. Hunt, the IA
moss temperance agitator, filed at Wilkssbarrs
on the 11th inst, contains a curious beouest.
He leaves his war cane," heavy cane which
he carried while chaplain in Union regiment
during the rebellion, to one of his descendants.
with the direction that 'ff he turn Copperhead
it be broken over his head"
Phillips Brooks, according to Professor Park
is the most Biblical minister in Boston. His
voice is deep basso. His utterance is exceed
ingy rapid; it is a Niagara, correspondent
OF the Christian Union says there is no promi-
nent preacher in the country, excepting DIR.
Patton, OF Chicago, and Mr.. Moody, who, In
this respect can be compared with him. In his
intense earnestness he rushes through his ser.
mons like locomotive descending the Sierras.
Mr.. Brooks for years studied the sermons of
Rev. +. w. Robertson, Of Brighton, so atten-
lively that. as he told the students at Andever.
he can repeat some OF them word for word
When the late Gen. VIM. f. Bartlett was
boy Garibaldi had visited in Bartletts family
taken him upon his knse and given him little
talisman, which Bartlett had kept as well as
the memory of his youthful worship of the
Italian popular leader; aud when he presented
it and himself to GaribaldI 10 tho lstter's
Italian home, bearing with his name and upon
his body the proofs that he too was military
hero, the gray Italian welcomed the young
American as proud father an honored son,
and showered him with affectionate attentions,
and hospitality. Gen. Bartlett leaves beau
tiful wife and five young childreu-the young.
est of whom, babe of few weeks, was bap-
tized as it were in his dying arms but fe " days
ago, while he partook of the last sacrament, and
himself sang the sacramental hymn with a
voice as clear infringing as that with which
he eqer called his soldiers to battle. A few of
his friends in Boston and Berkshire have been
making up fund as tribute to his
memory and a support to his family. 1t
amounts already to some S12 nm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

The sale of John Taylor Johuston's art
collection is exciting art connoisseurs in New
York. The first night of the sale the inferior
paintings brought fair prices, but the valuable
ones went off at a great sacrifice. The total
receipts of the first night were $13S, S,24O.
Meissoner's "Sodier at Cards" com manded
the highest figure and was knocked down for
$11,500; Turner's "Slave Ship" brought
$4,000; Muller's "Roll Call of the Last Vic
tims..o the Reign of Terror" 1000; Allston's
"Spalatro's Vision of the Bloody Hand'
$4,000; Church's Twilight in the Wilder
ness" $4,000; Gerome's "Call to Prayer
$4,000; Dyckman's Settling Accounts
$4,000; Becker's "The Reapers' Return
Home'' S3,2OO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-22

Gov. HENDRICKS has been giving his opin-
ions to newspaper reporter somewhat at
length. OF course he believes, or pretends 10
that Tiden is fairly elected and ought to be
inaugurated. With regard to the noisy polit-
ical meetings of the Democrats in his state sit
is not their intention to 90 further than to
make public expression at the threatened
invasion of popular rights, and to give the
House of Representatives an assurance of
support in the exercise OF its constitutional
right and prorogatives." Mr.. Hendricks saws
he does not regard force as means to be
contemplated to secure the Presidency, So far
as the eighth of January convention is con-
cerned the "reliance Of that convention to
secure the result Of the Presidential election
will be upon the force and power of public
opinion in support of the right and against
the wrong, and in support of the
House of Representatives in the assertion
and exercise of its constitutional powers, as
those powers have been declared in the uni
form practice and in the adoption of the I'D
joint rule, and the passage by the Senate of
Governor Morton's bill at the last session." 1t
would be well for Mr.. Hendricks to admins
ter rebuke to snch demagogues as the May
or OF Jacksonville in his state who at Tilden
and Hendricks meeting the other day in a