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other young warrior, rho wanted to show What
2 brave heart ha had, lay down on hts face and
had six tli6rns put In his back and shoulders;
then turned over, and had two more put In hid
breast. Then, rising to bis feet, bufa1o-skulls
were fastened TO tho tllorns In his back, and :
larlat to those in hIa brtast, md liz wns mado
last 10 the interchangeable. The Tom torn struck
up, and the 1n1ian begnn TO dnncc; and, A. tho
.kn!ta tore out Of tho fesh one by ono, Sitting
Bull md tho chiefs would shont tlctr approba
tlon. Then, bracing back I'll tho laffat pulled
MS breast out like wofnanfs, he danced With
renewed vtRor: and, a. tha ttorns tore from flis
flesh, and he hAn demonstrated terrible powers
OF endurance, the Chiefs gave him loud cheers.
These arc thb kind OF men who are now on Tho
war'path against ttelr hereditary foe, the pale-
tdee: Is It any, wonder that the brave Clstor
The tateat news fron the Ycliowstonc WAS to
the elect tltat nnr tfoor8 were
nAptT OFF FOR sUPrL1Rs.
Capt i1artnon, who is Post-Tratlcr here, and
biz partner, Capt. Whiting, havc now ready for
brave lndall-Qghtcrs will certainly welcome
thc!r arrival.
The ofllccra ol the TwcntY.sccond wcrc eight
years on Tho upper Missouri antl moss nf them
catnc back gladly, as they say they feel perfectly
at home among tho mosquitoes and itoas.
rn0cIoN.
, 1876-07-21
ROBESON.
IMPEACHMENT RECOMMENDED.
Gnecfdi Dispdfeh Ia JNs Trfhunx

0FEE*A* AS'&&74stH ~ xnt &1tVAV&-
WASHINGTON, d. G., July 20.-Mr. Glover to-
night Inns completed Ills report with ylcw Of
recommending the impeachment Of Secretary
Robcson, but at the same time tho understand.
lug Is said to DO tlat motion will be al once
offered from tho Democratic stda to rcfcs that
branch Of tho tnnttcr, 10 tho judiciary Com
mlttce fur consideration. Tho report Of the
Committee Is rs follows;
The reject C0mmIttes on Rcnl- Estate Pool aud
the Jay GoDEc Indebtedness would respectfully rc.
os tint they ayo cume lnto possession Of ollcia.
evidence, soJnu Of which IL over hfA 0wn signature
and addressed to :ae & CAaiFan ~ ot th1 cont.ee.
Secretary uf tho Navy. and consider il thos taty
to lay tho ey!denco before The !!ouae. The main
iS7U. yoar COMMITTEES were instructed to jnanfa
IT, iadeolsdness Of Jsy Cooke = CO: g tlo United
ilonsS H.. IN IL, ;te preamble to the resolution
liz untsd ss,es :s wa ta Eonon pisas a
moneys. The refusal = ~ witnes1. i!.llett XII:
tlons, Ills coWm!ttal Tor contempt. iii discharge
" x @ Gous u sNii sh RI ' q eaat
p1enle Court Of tho United states with .Iew 10
pending thia discrimination the Committee hase
Eassan4 etotheF p0Ft!oh o1 inc inquiry. In March
the Secretary Of tlo Mary by bfsoks Naeksil, Js. ~
Assistant Sergeant. .at.h hrms Of tiu itouse, which
related to tho 1sposts Of pablla moneys made by
Gooke et we Mscn,aSh ss Lyndon r. hsp.s erss
to these intestosatoriea was received. In iha
letter, beatin4 thu date Of March W. tho Secretary
INFORMED the Committee tlLat after tho failure Of
tho American ia,, nFm Of Jay Cooks d Co, on Sept.
Cooke. AcCu''och + Co., In continuation Of aaltt
totsten nas{ account during tho tuonth Of 0c-
tooor ana tas % mfollowng month Of November,
sa s9an'eg ,'emgs,ts e kao 100 1l' H. oE e0u
ford, Paymastcr- General of thu navy. who was
tlen in London, and supplied With money 10. tll0
prpoHes q Ftg,sssnY 2 " credit q the aover
consuucd to pay navy asata ii ths feguiar coursu,
but were finally Obliged, uRdur tho operation OF ths
English lava, 10 60 into liquidation, when thur
thrE remlttaRccs have been nude 10 them, nor any
further fnId4 intsuAted to kher cnutoY Int Iruf,x
drawn upon t!!Gm have been accepted by them al
they came anu ware presented, and hAyor been
alI3radfosd out 0f moneys furnished 10 him By Tho
Navy Department for that purpose in order that
said drafts might bo paid without Interruption Of
discrcdiL but 1t tho same tins without adyaoctn9
MeCuf!och d Co. ltwaa not pretended eEtho. In
these passages or elsewhere In tho 6scsusatya
letter That any part of these further deposis1 aer
Or for osAcr public purposes. On Tho contrary, tha
Secretary proceeded to Inform the Committee tEat
the Indebtedness Vi the drn to tho Government
has sInca been g.adas! !ly reduced BY payments
cscdtte. and sales ot tho sans a. property
til til amount now duo u ths sum
ot 5000. I'LL P.Jmastes. General bradford
, 1876-07-21

WHAT BECAME OF SITTING BULLS WOUNDED.
6peesat Dtspatch 10 The Tribune.
FoAr BuroRD, July 10, via BlsAARcK, July 20
"a Manitoba lalfbreed canie In here to-day
from Sitting Bulls camp. lie would not say
whcre the hostile indians wcrc, and evidently was
q runner sent In to get some information
rs 10 the movement Of the Federal
troops. uo says that al Of Sitting
Bull's wounded have becn sent hwny, somo 60
Ing to the Wyoming, some to tho Missouri River
Agencies, and some 10 the Pcmb!nz line. THIS
confirms report brought Into Fort Lincoln on
Sunday last, tim. d number Of Uncpapa
and Blnckfcct warriors who had been
wounded With Sitting Bull had como
into Standing Rock Agency. Burke, the Agent
at Standing Rock. has all along maintained that
none Of the warriors at that Agency we're absent,
hut Mrs. Galpin, an educated Uncpapa, wrote
Can't Harmon, At Fort Lincoln, that Of the
2,0u] braves not more than t01 had been at the
Agency since the 18th Of May.
While q badly equipped army Is pressing for
ward to destroy Sitting Bull and hss hostflcs,
the Government would do well to investigate
tho truth OF these runors. 1sascally Indian
Agents have for years been The most faith ful
allies Of the hostile Sioux.
, 1876-07-21
A SUGGESTION,
How TO "CnAw-up" slTT1yo HULL,

70 M4 Editor Qf TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 20.-hfucla has been said By tho
press and various correspondents throughout
the entire country about tho tll-fatcd Gen. Gus
tcr, who waa doubtless brave and gallant OIL
Ger, too tmpulsivo anl ambitious probably for
Ills own good. as Ia verified by his rush adye1a-
turo into canon with imnense heights Of rock
at,d depths OF rayines, n which the Sioux readily
concealed themselves. and entsappcd HIN and
his brave men tnto their ambush. It Ia q gravo
question With any ono ycrsant with tho lulIan
character, how 50 good q commander rs Gen.
Custer could so readily have been Deceived by
the rude aud uncducatcd red man OF the forest;
but 1t Is probably attributable to Gen. C.'s
gallant and itnpulalye aspirations to excel his
brot4cr-o1slccrs.
Now, what can be done to obglate tho long
talkca-ot wAr between tho Sioux and the regu-
lar United States Army, who arc unucquainted
with tbs 1nlisn charactert To this will briefly
reply: Let Congress, before It's closc authorize
Tho Btatcs OF Teras, Missouri, kansaA, Nebraska,
anu Illinois, to Enlsc regiment each Ut cavalry,
properly equipped with all the accont7e.ncuts
Of war, and mounted on Texan and Mexican
nu'cs with pack-anLlnals Of the same kind, that
cali subatst upun the prairie grass, without tho
necessity Of conveying cribs Of corn at terrible
expcnsu to tho Government. Glye each regt
ulet,t only a few eprtnE-wagons for hospital pur-
pGaes, DC. GlAnt tu cacll man oE said Tolun-
tecrs thu privilege Of retaining all thu animals
or anything else he may capture from the red
nlAn, III addition To his regular pay from the
Hoycrnmcnt,-tAe property thus captured to be
considered ~ psixe-nonty.
will yentufe the. prediction that, IN loss than
four months FROM tbs time lftiuu starts,
Sitting Bull a,hl lbs coHardly chm (what is LOFT
of then,} will Aak for peaca on any terms that
may bo dictated TO them by tbs Government,
aml furrver after rolnaIn peaerabte, good citi-
Eens. Or, should the Government offer SUN
sufficiently large, not exceeding II, ,000, ,00, eou-
trncta wilt bo speedily takon by Western, or
frontier rmcn-responsille oues, tos--to extcr-
of the earth Iii a very few mouths, This scetna
thu only possible manner of getting stl Of Mr..
Indian. Civil warfare against them and h,.-
tnane treatment have evidently been failures;
10 let US 4dopt one Of the pfaus named, and
thcae lntlian troubles will soDn cease, thereby
s2Mng lnilllons Ut dollars to the Qoycr.luent.
ONE 1NT1HksTkp.
, 1876-07-21

1A&aA AhFA1tEuKH ~ Fl1HT THE BlOU4s
CnT1rspond<nce Salt Ldke Htr.ld.
FoRf FRED STEELE, Wyo., JulY 13.-TN
morning following my last communication from
Fort Brldger SAT- the utes and 8hoshoncs fl,
bast1o army, drawn up In line near the sutler's
dtorc, previous to starting out to fight the
Sioux. In advance Of the party was a swasthy
Temporary chief, Ills fa:c covered with gcstica,
whttu streaks that mado him look like the
well, won't say who. In his right hand,
hanging to the end Of + window blind rod, wera
the two fingers Of dead Sioux. Another rcd
had white hag nailed to it-a precautlon'
Necessary to rrescr5o them from being fired
upon In proceeding to the scat Ut var.
Tha faces Of the rest hal OF, plen-
In limo they struck up peculiar g1unttng souirl
on seals of about lire notes. Some pcrsoua
might call it Singing, but al such must hayo
tho tin-panum of their ears out OF JoInt. Une
OF tho braves, afflicted with a ma1ady peculiar
to the Caucastan race, busan to brag about
what he'd do when lie got to the scat OF war,
Winding up In broken English: "Afc little mad
now; 6lule BY heap mad" Rough, uncouth,
and Insignificant as they looked, tt1cy might
prove ugly custotncrs In q free fight. Old Wnsh-
axle, their chief, wllnts to die iA battlc, and not
In bed. Doubtless II lln gcts near Sitting Bull
la desire may be gratiIled.
, 1876-07-21
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.
Csstef1f TNsnofck ia TAS 3tfhHhk-

srRmov1ELD, July 2o.-EaFly this morning
Mike Golden, drunken dcsparado, assaulted
and shot at bis post John 0ailaher, night
watc,,man at the Cooperative Coal shaft north
Of town. Tho wound Is likely to prove fatal.
Golden wns jni1cd to await the result.
Annie Higgins, soiled doye from Decatur,
who robbed man there Of $50 = few evenings
ago, was arrested here to-day and sent over to
Decatur.
IL The United States District Court to-day,
Edwnnd Mecuni, Of tho jefferson County gang,
pleaded guilty to dealing In counterfeit money,
md WIS Sentenced to tho Pcnttentiary for one
year.
, 1876-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

AGhbRVhHiHRSs
At Army Headquarters no news was received
yesterday. No further adviccs were anticipated
from Gems. Crook and Terry, unless they had
some special pews to send, which might not bo
Tor several dnys. Gen. Mcrritt's work seems to
give satisfact'on, and 1t is expected that tho
ncxt account OF an engagement with the Sioux
Will announce their thorough defcat, and either
the capture OF death Of Sitting Bull. Last
evening Gen. Drum informed TRIBUNE re-
porter that dispatches from Gen. Crook would
probably be received this morning.
ALL QUIET.
OMAHA, Ncb., July CA message rcceIrcd
this morning from the commanding officer at
Fort Fettcrrnan says: IA private courier hns
Just arrived from the command in the field, who
loft on the night Of the 18th, The day prevsouo
courier was started with mail and ofilc3al mat
ter, but lie has not yet arrived. All is quiet aud
roun M1NEas scALrEp.
bT, LOUIS, July D.-Thc Gloh- Dtrnoerat's
Leayenworth Esr. special says TINT svices reccycl
Laramie statc that party OF four miners from
the Black Hills, on their way to Cheyenne, hayo
been Killed. scalpcd, and stripped by tho In
dinns: ! onc was named 1anghltn, from y.
Louis, aud two, nantes not glScn we're FROM Al
ton. No datc Is given.
pAsn1sa CHARLES
o,s q' III 2!sSo.ea Yaa 70 ass 7ssas t".. ,,o-,,a
@ e cha1es K SS smne Seer kno~ rs
"Dashlng Charles" scout and Indian inter
prefer. It was stated that, at the time he wat
killed, be was With Sitting Bull, and acting "a
chief adviser Of that warrior. Emmett arrived
In this etty yesterday from Tug West, thus dis.
las not been In that part Of tho Northwest
where Indian operations are being conducted.
, 1876-07-21
TRAnIpS.
: Epecial DigtAnfcle to JHs Tribune.

kptCa0l WIp19th 70 9Ed 7F75HNt
Sioux CITY, 1a., July oo.-Burglars, sneak
thieves, and tramps, are becoming numcruua
hereabouts. Last night thierea undertook to
effect an entrnncc to o. a. Smlt.l's residence.
but, In doing so, brokc tho glass In = widow
and made such racket that the people IN tho
house awakened mud frightened them array.
At Lcma,8 they were moro successful. They
entered the Western HOUSE, secured several
hundred dolars' worth Of watches, money, and
other valuabfes, and escaped.
, 1876-07-21
APPROPRIATIONS.
TIE BUNDKY CIylt. Hill,
Special NspascA to 1Ht Tribune.

speefas NtPatea 70 1af 1s.oans,
WASHINGTON, u. u, July D.-It'c sundry
Ciylt bill Is at lust out Of the way, having
na.so,1 the IIouse. and tl,pra aro soma fnyora-
r. .,o,n. ~ nn annroo,t ~ m arreemcnt nno,,
uto elsne ~ W app.oA. ~ -" IN; alo',
sIr. Ranlal's request, all tho appropriations for
tho last wear wcre still further extended until
tic 3lst Of The prescnt u,u1ltb and Ii, making
this would b. tic iast tins that It would bs
NECESSARY thus to oxten,l tlo provisions uf tIlv
annronrlation bills, Tt,is was ~ acccptcd by tic
itaueu as q notification from tho Chairman of
lbs Annrouriatious Con,mIttco that Octura tic
eYniratfon al this tine tbs rcnlaininr apprf,-
prlntion bills viii have bcco1ne laws,
In connection with this extension now arises,
which 10 ootneflllG ttle democrats aoinc"tlnt.
tHo s"tU e1toHatoin "M!et t.a'u ototi n.Atse'
taMsn .9If. ,n.a5 ..,a su' y" .ia
s;nvcr,ncnt NJ n" rate ~ iast xcars an"en,
rrt,tinn. Tha f3ovorntnuf,t hns rirontlv hno,,
, 1876-07-21


Iowa CRY, H., July 2o.-rctas Bill, who
murdered Thomas Swift, near this city the other
night, l,as brilliant prospects Of being 1ynched
by the infurlated friends Of the victim. There
Is loud talk OF takin; the villain fr0sn the fail
and langtMg him. His numbering Of Swift Ia
ono Of tic most cohl-blooded deeds that ever
OCCURRED in this State,
, 1876-07-21
Confirmation :: the Reported
Death Citing Bull.
-Four Hundred SHis Band Killed in
th = sster Fight.
Slow Prog q Of the Movement
to l.~--iforce Terry.


SITTING BULL.
RErohT or n1B DEATH CONFIRMED.
ST. PAUL, atinu., July 2o.-A l'ionnr- Pres
aud Tribune special from Bismarck eaya that the
statement that Sitting Ball Was killed iu the
fight with Custer Is confirmed from Indian
sources. Crazy Horse and Black Moon were
also killed. The statement TINT Sitting Dnfl's
band Of Upcpapas lost 100 killed, and that The
total loss Of the Indians will reac1i neaFly 400,
is renewed.
Six companies Of the Twcnt5-sccond Infantry
left Dismarck to-day on the steamer Carol Ia
rct,lforce Terry.
Nearly all the bucks arc absent from tho
Standing Rock camp, anl have undoubtedly join
ed tue hostiles.
, 1876-07-21
THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 20.-Pendlng tho
discussion Of the House bill providing for tho
sale Of the Osago coded lands In kansaa to &C.
tual acttlcrs, tho morning hour expired.
Mr.. Patterson submitted resolution request
lug the President to communicate to tho Sun-
atc, II mt incompatible with tic public Interest
any Information tint lu n,ay have In regard to
tho recent slaughter of American citizens in
South Carotlna- Agreed to.
Mr. Wlnllun introduced a bil1 to continue for
ten days from date tic provisions Ut tho net to
provide temporarily for tho expenses Of tho Gov.
csnmrn&. Passed.
M,, Anthony introduced 4 bill authorizing tho
Congressional Printer to continue tho public print
Ink for I'eslod Of ton Jays in advance Of thu reg
K 1sestsgo WIS received from the House an-
nouneng lIe passage BY that body q bill 70 con-
saatss an sst o .y GSss aa IL
sellale cuneurfrl thurcin.
Adjourned,
Tho bin for tho psoieetlon Of the Te1ss frontlas
WAS passed after tbs rcject,on OF tde sucona
iiostsi ieSi"s |. Il iha tsi tost ot liz Si: ~
tas patno.s & ss''u sssn' e. to
ccs NiveF, in Tho s.ats Of Toxas, from cattle.
thieves. rob,crs, and musdeEefs. from tho Mexican
s,de Of The lyer Chg Pte.!dent Of tho United states
sst'un aaa aaa KEEP o. tho Eo a4aads 9
tic mouth Of tllo river to For1 Duncan and abese,
L .a;ess a .a:s n s asy as
b. necessary for gatrlaon duty. aud TO assikn 70.
craA said regiments, 70 d to dl! such troop 70
Up Up to taat stsenst. !. iong - shcy shali b q.
~ SUNDAY CIVIL n,LL.
Bit. Randall made conference report on tho
sundry Civil Service Appropriation bill. and *:
platnel T. lie said that 4lo sstmstsa su9m!ttsd
, 1876-07-21

Special pispalch u The 1ff6HHs,
MILWAUKEE, July 20.-counscl for Norris,
tic man charged with violating tho PERSONS Of
two infant children, waived a preliminary ex-
animation aud the case wcnt oyur. 1t Is under
stood that proccclngs will DO had to remit him
to the Statu lusane Asylum.
, 1876-07-21

the neeH ao ts @ and M
1nnn;n IA "a " .rs,rinsd ~ ,.nsth u tnrtc,nimv
tia iaiss pesis.m@ss i: @ y lin i iesaea jay ID:
u,,hs cbal,,nan' nDwh.t ~. ~, e,so mn
aaSs1cs, anu ElD; 9oo nalanse IN taeIf bands
r N-Ihs general liabilities Of tho honse' ~
By ~. Lewis: State how Much In .ll ,on got
ftom thS Nasy nsgasment 70 hslp shn hoas" q
y: s,se t sais* ~ s. i! IL
fcrrc x .crnnsn csnnt III n 1s5 sts. ~. 1
sS i s. : s.s:
Ao oo9 mort nnk'1g ,a, aosshther 9s2o Goo
pss; Q 3s7a ws: 9ot pisesd Il ill., sssi: T 81;
nj ,hc % im1ancr a. n.cI for H. navmcnt IL
S.ats. % J a ~" ,'7e.. ~ w p"5. 5.nnw u
n,;, Il" H,nmM ,,nft. ap'" '"'o' % "es eaa'o a''ns
W U.Ni,o ~ I mnaar.,nna TINT yon mcan now thst
Go TH sea sxss''y ey hsm to eatfy s
arnfn o,,t ~ "tbsr f,nds % n. @ Tia .5me @ tmo,
H. M 10 10 not Sow y, H.. t. san IN ~ ss S,
scrs thn 10 b. % of i"s carsster
S;.ti. saa 1si'7a il wa repaid heio in tbs United
''G1s: ~ :iu,v IA. hc tc,ttac, \. fo,,ows.
s2;-narEnMg ~ tho arst quarter Gf thd aseal e! ycar
To-, tntI wny ad say CooKe stn n6 fa - 49, 80 rns
tnc III" yTas Vn ~ icm "ycr i4o ,
M q! . tSe ehss Il af% snt ~ s;,!
met1],ech ~ cn %.st IT, iso DE- snJ liz seeon
slo. ooo. making n slI 1920, ooo: ONLY under,
=" ssrn ~" 10 '' 'oF 'ep'f"t' pasp'S' SUI "
oe ,ePGWWs PWsat US, tho ,ccc..,,x n, that t.rnor.,v
pufpo.s Al Do ss not %tis' Know: u 'n"' 'p.'
sss5s,siS ssssyn.sy ssaeF orders did nothing On my own
~R"by 1l'9 e'asr os the Secretary Of sho savy' A.
f9, r.,u .n. ~, ,, ,n,. thai. ,,o,s, hv
" s So9 '{ sae:
besides & ae ~ ara1ti 1o A;@ o Pa4o
apnnt 4u' wv. that u. I!eo, wv aad i4u.t99 .9
$50, 90 10 W jay coaEc Nc 'Sscsailoeh i g. p's w
payments 10 yon Of cnms ra!d 0xct r. By yon e tan
hands to dn'!misl. bY eetns a.afts, hmNo ~;
neFs. r ~ sa ,v sn, na1d Kill
ass ' yes ~ Co., 5 sdss va % iii psd IN
ny IT. rfr ~ d G' ~ ns'ow re paei ut q
ws All o Of tha Nayy III. yo m DO
l9s 5 h 1sksns ss sis vosa teh y ~ sun OF
A. 7N9 @.; sis; !. tor, ho,,,v. +,,, :. ,x,:
va IL i9f! IT. n 6ceSo 6ee ., ta. t u was
ng m9nsy drifts wRen thsy wcna ;no me @ qaida.lon'
tan Thoa aiwsy: sts4 shas tSs d2st Ia wsrs sd pill
oe May asa INC comHsee @ adaresssa sas 1et.st et
amennt he had Eeaixed o. shs eol'ssetai securities
nne ~ NJ % d1 tha eets1 rensd sstnr bc
haa M sinco Inc tte - Esd of Mare, received S5so,
o9o from t'.o tFslee" o. " tH.o 81 esIate r.
et az trnse @ -.fa. 5 of ,hs nsr1 acs i0a ~ -
pretend or claim III amy Of hts eonaMuntcAt!one -
, 1876-07-21

6pec1al Correspondence AZ TAd Trsbuns.
LAsalNo, Mitch, July 10.-Rabert Alexander,
Il brakeman on the Detroit, Lansltl5 j. Lake
Michigan Railroad, was shot, Sunday evening,
1t Grecnyiile, whtlo attempting to ctTeet MI en-
tsance tu q brott,cl. The proprietor and ills
wfc have been arrested; but the young man
lIas lied,
, 1876-07-21

EPfc107 UF5td1fA % 1Hz 7f13RHA
LANs1sn. Alielt., July M.-Satnucl ". An
tlrews llas hecn hold to the Circuit Court at
Flint for tho murder of Richard 0unloGk..
Edward DurloW, OF Hastings, has been held ln
tie suu Of $50 for seduction.
, 1876-07-21

NHw YoRK, July 8l-Doa CAflos aud his
6pscaa! NtpaseA 10 7A4 IftauaA.
DAnvtLLB, ILL.,, July aa-Au excursion train
Of nina cara, loaded With Graugess ant others,
left here this morning to SEQ tho stghts In your
city. Bunko and eoahence men viii please take
nuttce4
, 1876-07-21

SHOT Ills DAUGHTERS sEDDCER.
IAp1ANAroL1s, July 2o.-Ezra Dawson, u we'll
known resilient Of this city, shot and danger
ously wounded A. 8. Foster, llvery.stab!e
ter, Is years old Dawnonts action Is geuera!Iy
tudOrsGl. g.
, 1876-07-21
rur CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
ruE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
CAMPAIG
Chicago Tribune

The Presidential Campaign II now opened. eacn
narty having placed it, ticket In the Geid. Il WIN
Ia an exciting md desperate struggle. u the oos'
rrnn,ctt passcs into the hanfsa Of the Democrats
and l,onfeleratcs. 4 viii put back the wheels o.
p.oerc.s fur mnny years. Ronttion VIII DC ln."'
ru,ated; the colorcd pcople Vt be. pfacuea'1J.
rndpccd to bondage; and eitheEt ho Nattonaf Neo.
will bo roprdated, or hundreds o. nl!'nohs ',s,sI
rcbe1 claims for 1tutcllion losses Will 10 sasoce
an Northern ax.payers on the plea ot ooi"s
Justice 10 our Southern brothscn}"
Tho Domoc.pt1c Confederate alliance 10 INC tame
IN character ant, spirit "a whcE tho ono Mng tc.
solved that the War for tho Union was : 'fa!nsc'
and tho other wing tried dcapcsatei5 10 nasS :.
failure, They nro now harhoF Of feioso W. ''s-
Sonnl nntmositIes and pro-s3avoEy scntImenh'
.sIth nil their promises md trctens!ons s''eS
,n,c nroven utter failures In dealing with 1nes-
t;ona OF Taxnt!ou, Tariff, 1IcTenuc, currency CT
reform. ,x.,.,.. =, a.,
county In peace ahoula Du eoa""en ~ 'A"s@ ""0
eayed it In war"
Mothinr viii do moro to aEotso tho rabl,c to
.to,r danrcr. md nvcrt tho calamity ot Copper
hend ard Confederate ascendcncy IN tho Ho'cshs c'
.,cnt n thp nation than n wide diHnaton OF TIE
CHICAGO rn,srSE among tho people OF INC Wea-
All tho best speeches oI Inc ssc"1 4t'pHDAeAH ~
atora will bo published.
All tho tmpostant documents and fncn Will bc
Bprcatl before ita readers.
% All nsefal polltita, Information will bc given to
the people,
fcneiyc, and tho campaign bo mado warm anu Ase'
II for ther1..
CAMPAIGN TERMS.
ss,om nov until tho lat Of December, three weeks
sfter the Presidential election. TIE Th'noSE VIII
Ic ,cnt at tlc following exceedingly low rates:
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The New York herald., 1876-08-15
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

The secretaries Of the two committees were
left alone IN their glory yesterday, there being no
callers OF any note, with the exception o, General Kill
patrick, who paid visit curing tho day to the
of the Republican Committee before starting for Ind
ana whore he is to deliver several speeches favor
Hayes and Wheeler. IL is expected that Mr.. Hewitt
the chairman of the Democratic Committee will bc
home by "Wednesday Thursday next, ~ the latcst,
and that day or after his arrival the Executive
Committee Will hold special meeting at tho
Everett; House, and that then the nnai arrange
mcns will be made FOR carrying the INTO Africa,
or rather into Ohio and Indiana and the choice mado
OF The leading speakers Tor the meetings TO be held
next month IN the large cities Of those states In
to inquiry OF HERALD reporter 10 what tho
democrats werc doing now In Indiana aud ONO 10
countcract the active campaign movements begun
saturday there by the republicans, member OF the
Democratic Committee replied :-''fhc democrats will
be heard from IN due time. During the campaign very
little 'hurrah business will be done by them, proba-
bly,, but the work they will perform " IT does
not make as much noise as the republicans Will,
think, be found more effective election day sAll's
we'll that ends well! you know