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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-09
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-09
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LACTO PHOSPHATE OF LIME. 1'

This article has the ENDORSEMENT OF the
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CHILDREN, 1t Is invaluable.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-09
Dem0cratic- CONSERVATISM
Convention.

VIZ will issue immediately In pamphlet form
an edition of Or 900 copies of tho full official ~
port of tho proceedings of tho DEMOCRATff.
CONSERVATIVES CONVENTION. begun ~
held In tho city OF New Orleans. Janusrys. IN
which will DO distributed gratuitously.
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must forward us postage ~ two t3) cents on sark
copy.
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-09

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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-09

least reasonable integrity. How then
Is 1t that, in Louisiana, it is
now occupied by man known to
be dishonest; known to have used his
Office to Cypress and rob his constitu.
encya Why is it that Mr.. E. L. Weber,
and others who have been guilty OF as
bad, nay, worse deeds, are per United to
retain their seats as Senator OF Louis
MANIFESTATIONS OF great State, with
vast property, commercial and indus
trial interests? The story told by the
West Felicianians can be substantially
told by the property holders and bust
ness men OF nearly every parish in the
State. Yet the creatures who have per-
petrated these wrongs, who have thus
disgraced this State, who have thus
dishonored themselves, have for years
past been making our laws and govern
ing our State, and they are still en-
gagged in this work. But the country
must understand that the white people
OF Louisiana are not responsible for their
Official existence. They are the vile and
infamous creatures. of vile and in
famous Federal Administration, under
the baleful CLEAN Of whose bayonets
the beauty, prosperity and wealth OF
Louisiana have persisted, as though
smitten by . pestilence. They are the
venomous spawnings OF q usurpation
which has given life only to fraud, per-
jury, robbery, and every species Of poIit-
ical crime, as dark and noisome cess
pools give existence to all species Of
reptiles repulsiye to man,
, 1876-05-03

Speetaf bsspdtth to fht Chsoaoo fribu1tk,
WAs41AaroS. d, c., May 2.-Ths Cotnmittea
On Baukiug aud Currency late in the afternoon
made favorable report upon the assk resolution
for lsauing the resezye Of silver coin. The only
modification made by the Committee il that tho
Amount to be issuod by exchange for logaitend-
err should 10 $1,000. .U00. Az tho resolution
vaa not reported on y regular call for the Com
u1ttes. single objection would pseyeut its eo,,-
s!desatton. Thosa objections vrss essily mads
by greenback men from, tho south sud West.
10 consideration was postponed. There is uo
ssrons Doubt to the ua VI tho resolution u
soma fusn. but It uuy gso ssa to eou4idSsaps Dis
cusston.
THE FACIrio RAlLnoAra-
Thsocfnostun will utgu tho Cttu4nlttee on Pzsthc
llAilsoAls vote 10 The Till ptelxtt4 by
him to ektsud the tof ths peou ot ths It
faciha AallsoaI sight ,o4ss> TIE ht tus1ita thas
tho Company sLAa oonrets III lsts VI rt'i within
year, inluhlny tas Sherman ps 4nrh alld tAn st*aa
to Eug4 Worth. AftxE that 1t relueS ht r1nstEcitpu
Of ~ Atlta annually rn tbs ras:sEu lelsian o. the
llne ard " iuite~ IN tic wrsegn sud, bSSnutrK At
ssu llpko. Ths till oel ues provide fcr any uu.sa.
LED IT /, uAs. but coutuMes ls a,dgsauI. with ser.
Atu tnlent4 ltoe'ux hutessasd ssttlsss. sse.
Such proposition aAta ~ouid " much mosu likely
lAas Oo1xze4z than thal proposed py 6eott sasly Ia
, 1876-05-03

BRUSH WITH 4 MARauotNo BAND.
OMAuA, Seb.. May l-Ths poss.trAder u Fort
11ArtsuH, Seb.. s1sised 1t Grand Isisnd to-day.
liz DAYS that On tbs morning OF the 35sh ! band
OF six Indians we're reported few nilsS sbove
tbs fort GU Long Fork thye1. Lieut. lleyl. with
ulus soldetp, started iu pursuit.. but the sottrss
in xsma c1poeed themselves and Scared ths In.
diana who fed. lha Indians wa.c oyrrtaken
by Hsyls command aud citizens, about - mules
from tho fort, on t1cnche4 In : blowout in the
sAud hills. Tho Austioss refused to AID Hell in
cla.Ea On thoin, aud Heyl attacked them with
tho soiissrs frotn the edzo Of dry bluu, killing
ons lnllau. Sorst- Doughorty, Of Colnpspy !,
INK st,ps through tue hpa1. lisyl, bAyinR bat
tl.Teo men with ntm II lhs time. dsam o6. aud
Tie Indians rstrsatsl. Furt Ns114ud u % miles
north Of Graul lslAnd, Eeb.
, 1876-05-03

II. Yte.day tho letter Of the recusans wtusss which
waa certainly impudsnt VIA tabled. To-day resolu.
tion directing tbs CotnmiltsA to proceed with
their inveaugauon Of Ktlbonrn w.s also r.
hIed. In the yts and nay vota upon
thia the Democrats ali voted 10 Hbls. Their vnta
tnnat Le Interpreted 10 moan tban deelA1tlon
that tho Ktbourn tetter slloud 10 sroated With oop
tempt il means that The Democrats hAss discovered
that contrary 70 their expectation, the.e s nothing IN
kiboufna book. hJ which they Can catch tho t7cst-
dent. They had gi7en out at tho beginning Of tbs
investigation tst The President ae&vn member
Of te pool Tbs truth is there nothing whatsEcf In
the books on Which to found any such eGarRe. Ths
motion 70 table wA4 earrtedysas, 1875; nays, Ga
strict party vote.
t1nfs hss~tatad frkss.l
ffhS1JA uYP.
WARRINGTON, D. O.. May 2-At tho session Of the
Cabinet today the question Of delivering tbs orJgnxl
! I.!ess .na document: ot executive dep.Et1snts 70
Tho httoTney9o WA ab-ent, bin views upon tic
s'bject ~ern known. anil It s unatsHtood that after
ft interchange ot opinions tia President decided not
70 devlate from rnle which haa long existed under
Which tbs Executive does not Isfl Temporarily
with tho custody Of original papers In anJ Of hs D.
pArtments.
, 1876-05-03

nor be too tkEunSly cou1etnlea: LOT kheJ put thu
vho!s church In fake position. They Violated isA
The rssayss .rsur length tn support Of Tia
view that sagls church cul1 not sct Independently
Of tho wholr deuounas,ou. and ntsz1.~l " recent
editorial in thu .ldn1ht. which 10 andoesaa- uneaa
they elunx 70 thu fundamental principle that the
churrh vas obs and nAepAsable. tlafs d1nxee Of
Ths nev. Dr.. rss.on remarked saz* he accorded
rulEhalteaIly ths editorial tu tho ta,>,,s which hs
had written. epunclAuou which provoked much
Tue Hsr T. T. wil.l.ans Wa A.ss tn full soeori WITH
Iof Bart'elss rtsuS- lie aail s tAct Ct sha uAster
was that Lbs usjority Of As Council dla not bsusso
fully IN Mt. BeschezA 4nnoetpa, Au4 those cutxlA
hslI similar belief Hs did not think thetp wsa
anything bs rsEretteA tn ths acton Ut the Council
PRoF. b<,AAuMAN
spoka Of tudereudency AplAte4 to fae Church. As
had locked VI tho curly church hssosy anl
h4A .sen couxtegsuousliA.n developed IN tinsrens
lasaiuu f1ou .hs way tie puri.Ans h1i intended.
Thuy held that tte ovrrup,eut ot al churches 4hou1
II eunsstsi ~ tho Sv~ TtaeaIntns. md shoult not
'pssea ,1H i ~ ,ya u at ~ a m .ev
thAs the eAurvh xsA eue untph. snau church
cut Cd fsuu, tbs Church uui'ussl vas uerestnsleas
When church had not Ntaotn eucu8h TO setkls lls
lcllues called n other ehursasa. 10 oslss tu UT
II q T. cna.eS a. b
sss~t th1t al tbs caure asw xafs united sul hAl ths
sauis oiesss tho sams bsosheshoed aud Hess 4. oas.
1t sesnsa h.u ~ he very beautiful aud sdaluat&
sysksua Ae Urged sae:utifs IorrS Ia tho churca.
| that knsw what to Do sna when ~ ssop.
.n1 s.ia ,Asy vstv caflsl fss 10 pusposs 1t IL
| nlnasl,y to usestuls tha majority.
| TIE AEr. MI. DEAN
ot<ekvsd thak al s,sA1sxx h4d ap1Aea tor khs dnas
they lad tAtn NJ, bus hs thought eaat tbs ssts-
lutus VI ,,ss question: uIl y had au,ou9 tnssn
II q ~ n s y Il ~ u
Xn,4ouA1!uu!'' Dr.. Ia's1n answered, ~ uhtsty aud
order. Tas see.tss ias3 pfSosa:t u e4aettAte htA
ysN1 asserting that b clI.iS ~ fttoxship Al4 bss
aessl v ths scandal esal .aa1s bsos sessiai: 4 -
, 1876-05-03
BR1STOW.
TIE CpNsT1nATo,a BTILL At WORK.
i4f.scid{ btsrhafch to 11s Eshtea7,. Ta-tbIinA


t5pec,a' Dtspafeh 10 11s Chtea7'' 74rbun..
WARRINGTON, D. G., May 2.-Thcro are nu-
moroua indications that tho Democrats intend TO
continue thclr detective war upon Secretary
DristoW. and to bring him to oArth. il possible,
by Investigations. tbs Mary Merritt cAse
has substantially endcs and haa resulted In the
injury Of no ono but those who have prosecuted
It, aud ther wItnessos. A careful observer Of
Wisconsin po1itics says that tho prosecution by
Judge Cato is very likcly to give Dristow tlo
Wisconsin delegation a. Cincinnati, Tro or
three other charges hare been invented Aghinss
the Secretary. aud are ltkelv to be brought bo-
forc the public any dAv bY the Investigators.
Oue charge which has already been alluded to- that
tho sccrecEy furnahod Information while the Diu vas
penling in Congreas last Joae TO
RA1ak THE TAX ON TIftkKT,
which enabled two or thrre Kentucky hrma to buy
large quantities Of whisky With the certainty Of secur-
Ing tie rss from tic Increase Of tho tax. AL tbs
rrspondcnca purpoEling 10 hhyo passed between tho
Hecrrt4ry aui any Of tns dsttlers at that tina hha
been produced here II tho letters OF the Secretary
hsd boen written Ia vlew Of tho prospect Of al
investigation they could mot Aavo bseu competo
1n lhu!r refntaon Of sha charge. Tlia gtary il
Yes that ara purauluR tbs Secretary. Tho eso con-
spIratora aFo
WORKING OYER TUE MULE CAHE-
and promise to rey!vo aain. They profess to hare
evidence showing that ths clAiu1 fraudulent from
tho beginning. and tho rurpose Of COURSE IL to proye
create belief that the HscsetaIy had knowledge Of
it, fraudulent character.
, 1876-05-03

BILVEHwARE,
SILVER!
GREAT REDUCTION.

In order to supply tho great de-
man1, in consequence Of tho u1.-
usual number Of important we'd
dings now taking place, and our
rapidly increasing trade in use
VIC have purchased for cash, since
tho lnto decline In tho price OF Sill
ver, an immense lot Of Toa Sets,
Ice Sots, Walters, Baskets, Vases,
Knives, Forks, Spoons. etc, etc.,
and arc not only making lower
prices than any house in Amer
ica, but will furnish fresh. now,
stylish Gootls cheaper than old
sllop-worn articles can bo OH
taitled at auction, or in any wny,
and ask all Interested to cali and
selection elsewhere.
, 1876-05-03
BROWN.

he or KENTUCKY II SET RIGHT.
Grec,1i Dlspdteh to 1As Chtea1o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. hlsy 2.-The tIcFy spssods
OH the Fo.ty-tl,ird Cougrass, in which. IL tla
reauit OF possoual encounter between John
Young Brown and Gen. Butler, tho former uas
1eprimaudod by tho House. will nnt hayS been
forgotten. To-day tho IiouEe. upon motion Of
Mr. Lamar, 1escinded that portion Of tho rcso-
luton of censurs which charged Joha Young
brown With provAncAtion. There Was = dis
tingulshed p1cceduut set for such 40
tion by tho House IN tic resolution
Of tho lAst Congress by which tho yote " eeusufs
Simon C&nsron, xhen Roesttssy A WAs. VISA se-
scis,drd. Thu mot significant f'atuEe Of thts acon
Of tho outs to-day s.s perbaE. tho public .tate1pent
o;s,Al ~ peisand that Ia convinced thst brown
had hecs aslca by tho e1citement of the hour, AMI
bad intended 10 pIeyareaon. Ths resolution to rt-
sctul w1t adopted without opposition. but that por-
tiun which directed that tho resolution Ia resnosed
fruua liz records ct u last CouEtess o1pQnxct ~
Unconstitutional.
, 1876-05-03
Davis, OF Wellington, one e1se, supesscsibs."
THE NETT TELEGRAM.
~As dated one day lAtar, and was ~ fo1oT1:
buFoAN, 81 TihxADFKxnLR HTnxET, LoNpoN
Ball 900 moro, Dividend Will BE- passed.

Sal n0D Ynnra Djvfiend Viii hn nesa.xI
F1snZn~
"G1sxn IJnE.v.' Iath Dnrembrr iH7I&I,Etn i,rot.
CAN. canr urs stornn hafnro Hstftrisv hnr1 n IA
sorne good BY staying stsnley can Keep you posted
scnd 10 hin. tIriy.ts1 General teleursphsd Cheeso-
oronah fo.t1aT IL All ioo0 On hsd tcerrs nhni
hence tsIerr.ntsd Tou il hsata Tor thn maf Yomrr
ttuiy. G.. ". T."
NO coHMrs1T arIor WITH rIrK noAnn or n,uEr.,ons
Of ia t:,"n nsts ~ sftor ~. ,As1nnttao It. fo,o
inp is,ear.1 .1sd ~ III. nsc = is75 ~ iocn
fo,lnd atnono ths i,Ies of thn Emn, Mnnr r,an,snY
and a or3y1ns1 r. nnv II, In hana ri I'm ct,tnnt.
on Foreign Affair
"dndtTaon Chairman Emma tgi.rtr Mft1t,a Conn
PAM 1uern Ftrtoyto strfft Londo1: As aharehoidnr
i,nrtors tho board not 70 suspend dIytdenda.
!. scuExck.n
son ~ follows:
"Inaersun Chairman Rnrma sY,p<r H,n,no can.-
pans. Que<r Etctorta srsss, London Dividends ase
i EuttxEcx,"
Tho following was ths apswsr to this dlatatch,
cory Of which Wan sent to tho e.l,ess ntyer md aao
10 liz American Ieastiou st par1s: seA '"3 A'''
Iar7s: Thsnk. for ofIer. WinGaeii, 3 director,
crrsouR 10 a. ron Friday morning To arrsnRtH
Thtso letters wen not pltce III evidence on account
nj m objection u,adq by uhtttenocn couuka! fur
ffo The As.oefntel f4rss.i
WARRINGTON. D. g., Mar 3.-Geu. Heheuck wss bc-
fore the CnullnIttet Foreign ATa!ra today Rep
Ecsontanye Newell placed tn tho handA of Con.
achtnck tho onBinel letter sent 70 tho Chairman OF
uIttct0r and aiao copy OF 1t In ths handwriting Of
lark.
Hi. Hewitt Examined Gen. Hefenct. who said this
letter OF RESIGNATION sent 70 the Company wns I'll 10
ha own handwriting, date body. signature. ind al.
It VISA h!s own composition written at hia OWL sug-
geetion, without anybodJa a holy. In writing out lis
, 1876-05-03
FARWELl-LE MQYME.
THE COMMITTEE REPORT coysrurRHn.

6Jtctai Dspateh 10 The Chieag. tribune.
WAsn1HaTos, D. g., May 2.-The Houae do
batod tho La MoJne-FArTell case for smother
day. and At tho closo Of tho session tbs previous
question WAa ordered. The Democratic nem-
bera Of the Committee nlado speeches in favor
Of lie Moyne, in which theJ treated the Alloged
frauds ID Tho Hatch House Precinct In m A.
most oxactly similar mAnner, and scarcely
touched upon tho vote in the Norwood Park
Precinct Thete seems to be difference in the
position tatten by tho Isepubllcau Inomhcrs Of
The Committee. who support FarWe1l's c1ai1ns
and that assumed by Farwell himself. FarHell'a
position a. to tho admission Of the fraud in tho
Hatch uouas Precinct hss been generally snlseon-
ssued. His hwyess in their hrief, admitted. ~ the.
claimed, npls fot sako Of argument, that the co1l-
testans might thas there frau In that pre
cinct, xuoe tho hitting member was confident that hs
FAD VOTES ENOUGH WITHOUT II.
This admission In @hs Farwel brief to have bes
mtsconstrued both bJ Farwcltb friends upon tho
Cotumttee. and By tie pemocfas- FarwsIl rays that
he has nevcr admitted At frauds committed in
h1t precinct in bis interest. Ills fEiends maintain that
whatever frauds committed they out Of tho
oc1l contest in Democratic warl, a tho result Of
which the 1ndep<naent Democrat. Cofeoran. wah
that in the contest In that ward the yota for lhs Con-
gTcesionsl candidate VA comparatively nntnpoEtant
GEN. HUnLACT
mAde the strongest speech for Farewell His
points wera these: Ile said the caao involved two
qnestions-First, that the First Precinct Of the
Iroltiosh Ward WAS thoroughly tainted with fraud
that tho whoe must be thrown out: thAs the otcera
OF elections In thAt poll and In the county
were neithnr Democrats nor Republicans, but al'-
pointees Of the Peoples party. 1ongfel otRanza.
ion With III the evil aud Of the good Of either Ut
tls political ra1ttcs aud that 1t untruthsul aud
unjuf to hold either Farwel L. Soyne responsible
fur the wrongful acts Ut tho judges Of election tho
County Clerk and canraaseE. second, Norwood Park Il
town Of "a reasden voters, in which town tbs coun-
tyrooE-farm IL; that paupcEs. u such. Aru not de-
1yea Of tho privilege Of but, ks othera. must
vote
N TIE TOWN WHEHE THEY RESIDE;
that involuntary residence 10 contradiction In tsEns
choice essential sud under tho Law OF Illinois per-
uhuonce aso essential; that person sent without
ngz1nst bis Will TO r0o< HouRs has no eholce to
will that ha haa peruaneuce, becanse be stays or
goes at tbs will Of anohcr thss tho proof Il clear and
nlieputed hst these peraons tn the Poor House who
soieI at tha election *ers from other towns sent ~
tic Doarl Of Charities. and therefore had right to
yota under tho Laws Of ltnoix, which laws ths Housa
had no right to oycEfu1e.
, 1876-05-03

NOFtJ{1N EVs
TIE KITnArrT1oN THEATf WITH ENGLAND
htkepa1 Dtsnafch to IAs Chteaqp It1hu1-.


TIE KITnArr11oH TnEAIY WITH ENGLAND.
4sptesa! Dspateh u 1ns Chea9o 7.7hurr.
WASHINGTON, y. c., 51hY 2.-Secretasy Fish
WAS to-day dsrnctad TO inform the English Gov
erpm1nt that tho release Of Wtnafow To-day Ia
regarded A. tho abroRatlon OF that SECTION Of tho
Ashburton ttoaty which regulates ths exttads-
<,ision Of orlm!nh1a The eleventh article Of that
troaty provides that the tenth article, which IL
one providing for extraditiou, ahalt continue Iu
force I'LL tbs osIer Of the rtss shal signify
its Wish 70 terminate it. and no longer. Tho res< Ut
the trcaty stAuls. ..-..
1oNnus. May 1.-The British Government has In
formed the American Leeatson that y wili releass
WinsIow tomorrow, and that 1ray OF Se* York anl
Dreut Of Louisville, gy. whose e1tEsaisioa ts aso
claimed will k released whesi their terms bare Ok
rIfo, The Government hss not formally replied
Americas argument, owing to tnB ah.enoo Of Lord
Darby. caused by Tho dsatl. Of hls mother. ra9r
ts current that ths Oppoauon intend sttacknR the
Government upon the winsow affair. Ms. ulal~
ssones Government formally through Astoraeytaen.
e1actly tbs optoslte Of the present 0osuzaaeat
, 1876-05-03

SEdE10I lTf8&0.
DvalISuruX. H.. May 3.-4 sale Of sho1t-
hprt4s WAS hsla hero to day fruu, The Valley
Faru, hard u s4rstoxn AID ths Evsrrrssn hrsd
\. Alexis. ik1dsnK xAs not lively, An1 ths stock
went yo,y Low, f<r.- a&a h..t ~a1s sal1 for
10 aggregate ot sd,5le. Tho Highest psies paid
uas 45QQ. fat Hlus Balls l3th.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Proclamation
by THE--
Governor Of the State Of Texas.
To All to Whom these Presents
Shall Come.

WHEREAS. Tbs an j-rs IN ~, heretofore
-ler.ed Lieutenant Goge--or of TozAs, 'sf a
pafioi u tims not ys' expired, haYiog 0rSn
bOtlGsd By f.Jvet.sy BeuaId Coke Gf his
,s-lgnaii "a u The ono ~ Governor 81 The
state VI I Eas. g. take Ell tct a. g g'c!ocG am.
inis d4y. and requested ~ b. pf-teut e. hia
constitutions! successor 10 receive pO-.s-ssiOn
II this Executive oris' rs records AHl ar
eniyes, ~ said hour and
WnEAEAs, Attnf hour aforesaid the said
1f'ies, wiih ia records aAd archives. we're
Iuiy delivered y Tbs anIefsizu.d.
THEREFORE,, I, RlgHAgD y HUBBAs
10 issue this my proclamation, aud inform
the p"Ople = TeInA. that ~ DC 0ck "a IT,,
TINS DAY, did assume The Ofica of Governor
u feEas, made vacant by The resignation VI
Governor roks. ana viii hebc~iortn dls.
charge the dgElcs. ami exercise the p1wcr,
p"lta blns thereio unti my successor srall
have Deep consligliioGa.iy chosen aud 10
stalled.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereto
signed ny name ana caused the seal Of
state 10 Dr. AIMED, at the City 81 Austin,
this lst DAY of December. 4. b. 1873.
Signed RICHARD -. HUBBARD,
by the GpyenpE Gayrfupr.
(sisnedJ J. O. sEAacY, sec'y ofstata
decG-it
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-09

TE Ni,sissippi Transportation Com
paBy IL an association u bushes, men
Who think they hayesolyed the problem
Of cheap transportation At leas. % far
AZ II concerns the shipment 81 products
from the Wcst 70 The Allsrlic ocean.
They have proved BY experience that a
single tsnbOst can transport At one
trip from the Ohio % Seu Orleans % j..
900 tons of coal loaded in barges.
They estimate that ia this instanc. tho
boat and ita TOW. worked byA fen men,
carried as much freight 10 lie dsstina.
ton a. 1900 cars and 100 loco.
motives. manned by 600 mon.
could transport. and they propose
70 undertake the shipment Of wheat,
pork, AMI Western products generally
for expectation upon the same plan
This Syhtem has been largely applied 10
tbs transportation Of agricultural pro
ducts IN California, where large quaint.
ties Of grain are noated down the Sacra.
mcnto and San joaquin river in barges
N San Francisco, where IL IL transferred
70 the ships waiting in that port TO
make mp cargoes for foreign markets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-09

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s9fajfa,.on n, the cis's~t4r and ~.
aisd hotlcr n Wade IlsupiDU. He
bss lsad ,as Deraoga,. n bis native
8'a,. with egur4mnssA sbility and gis-
dDfo. NJ ier9,i1n 70 law Ass simply
been Dsnhlss. in ~ grandeur and
pfsasnts y Texans .ssson veil N0rth
her l.srUiDg C9nsci14s that BIZ
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end cl1om4rd tbs oFeIieHee u b4yo.
Dsts. " fsyGi1tiJHisis and ~ the c1un.
Wy. he bas ,sgo>i calmly and re,olu,eIy
=. the hop, and silgncei sysry nuf
muf n J,sssi0n&te dissent ChOsen BY
ne law, be has relied sDleIy m ,fe law
aeted feysrely Si,b,D the Ian. and biz
triumph will b. completes ~ the IAN Al.
seTis its majesty again IN n. PaImett,
~ 10 10 has trusted ths courts, th.
only competent tribunal b decide all
Issues 40 n bh election Aud IA. iudg.'
who approyed hia election have affirmed
bis right 10 bis place, aud will enforce
their decree by the peaceful agencies 81
,hsir supreme authority.