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precincts, md toll! tho votcrs to bo tnrcf,,t md
aee today TINT their natles were m the regis.
!fy!tt', rs II was TIE lnat day 10 gct registered.
!io also promised that there sllrftl lw music al
illo ciul:roo1ns every evening thta week. The
boys III Blue were ntso directed to fm nj TIC
roonls s r. O'clock this morning to t1o some
an ntlurcas VIVA then male by Afr. r. j. sutl,-
cslan,l which waa well received, a,l lie was FIJI.
| lowed hy William Al,lrich, nftcr tho rendition
q tho 's.ar sIatrlel Banner" by tic band.
werc called for by tllo Club, aitl thu meeting
| adjourned.
me Rcpub!icans of tho lvcat 8l1n held n1nss-
e FIJI tS syGH Gsft t Gcs1 %e ansa sreSt Tnsr
I dniged n an earlier md more liberal uso nf
of . sieGess And yet, notwithstanding
sRea se s'' and tas ave19sc y en Heen pogy ,s" ,s
crowd was present: The meeting was callcl to
order by Mr. Louis HUT, wl,o nominated Mr.,
George W. epodord to preside. Tic non,lna-
tia, eion W. ", made unanimous On nsantntng the
a!apaeslonato view OF tho political situation, llc
l1al ler!tled to roto nrxt Tucs,lay for Hayes al
Wheeler. tArpauec1
ELEVENTH WARD.
Ciab licltl ono Of tho largest meetings Of tho
cafnpniEn, ns well MS one of tho most cnthustas-
t1es at Afnrtnc's Hall.
o Gn s HsssfsS ssss Il pay p fastS :, o5 coafss;
received With three llcarty cheers. ilo spoke
.a of the importance Of registration atd
,he ,ho.. .5e,, neeGssty l Of seeing 10 1T Tint
tntno tf1e ,c. o m onest registry lle alluded
wanted them to work for IN honest election.
nl!cfc :, was no element of reform in
W''o VIZ ras ns9sGsS wo1Hn Pnry IN Ts
ile wanted them to witch tlls man, md Inv
, nc was upnoscd to all reform. measures. Tic
sfs sn9Mgu INT tl!ey could expect uo ciy!l.servicc
Fclorin fIt, from Ilden MD Hendricks. Their rr.
an. putting II croaktng coppercatis nstca.i.
vi. John II. Roberts WIS called In and t,,at!o
si'rflnE speech, alvcrting tn natfonat issues,
tnIe, afH slos1! iF VIA strung sogy on tlc county
Attlts and john IT. Clough, aid, In speaking ' Of
tho latter, rcfcrrcd to tic f,ct Tint l,e hatl Ms
Or, honest man, incurred tho deep md lasting
81 eif'0''y yo,2',ntS 2, t.o County Klng That mt
.i' .he basest g snndcrs nranst Mr. ClolEil, tuf
tleg would have no effect npon the honest null
r3espcctabln citizens Of Chicago. ANY lime his
ta earSrs appc,cd to hear anything set down 10
Col. Roberts was followed by Mr., Frank II.
Riddle, cnndidate for stasc Senator, who nd
afGssed ,Tst tlc meeting at some length.
the !, ,meetsng was next addressed by Mini.
JOHN II. DroSkssaY, candidate for l!cvorlor, asI
ny Gcn. X. W. 9mftl, after witch It adjourned.
NINTH WAND.
.,one Mset.nE Of FrGnel Republicans was held last
Madison strcet. II. d. Thctrcau % occupied W tie,
ci3ar G'lt q. D Alfchaua anu L. A. lau6crt act-
81 Secretaries. There was banl Of music in |
a'!snanse Ha't and much sas manifested.
,ta % i,s,,as ps,.'a1s " fhoks !n Efens alon he po
e. u. s!lerlnnt1, candidate for the Legislature
from the Fourth District, who dismissed tic |
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al. tSHAElss
Sh<ctat DtstMteh to TIE T7hHnA
Mt. CAltMEl., ILL.,, Uc.. 3U.-Suuutor LpYun
addressed largu anu enthusiastic aualcncu
here to.lar Ut from 1900 to 4,U00 pouple, un,.,
Notwithstanding tla fatigue Ut u rt,le from
fnlrleld to this place IN uriyatu conveyance
Through tile ruin unl oyrr muddy roads, he
llcld uut lur two hours u,ld y llalf with u rood
voice aud strength, ala nladu splendid o,furt,
t"alchlng all tis points mn.lo In Ills Fairfield
speerh on Saturday, aud aonc aew oncs. 1Au
'arsr antllcnce 1,atd tho must marked attention,
a"d frequently attestcd their appreciation
hy loud rnauls of .applauAe. In fayt,
tai tac ,,t sEcessh g was, frali, beginning Il
toucll!us a tho ponta ut Issue, to paid Ills re-.
eI'ctts t. unu y. l.. d. A!nrrisuA WHO IL truyul-
luz the Stats s'ander!pg hin. 'Lngau uuiu this
i'I Slerrsan lIado his Ilrst start towartis for
Congress covering dunhttul klml Ut clai,ns, AID
thereby forcing poUr met tn buy lils tItIe ar
,its fays ts'e ptctnises Thy next ogan hrarl ot
.rSM" t,s sl"T Sas w 'st!ing ,fo !" aad burning Zig
Mniy escaped prosecution hy a tccluicu,tty'
ll'n ncxs liz tcasd u hlul Sas Ut t!,u DcginnIi;s
s!lyosatiaK sccession ilu wus tiun icayI,,s fos g
!E !EEusope, ~lste hu ruuaIued during thn War.
Ii!e ncxt logan heard u tAts man was Il,
sHn Maaa'nEt'Sna en- prsssng fraudulent claim tor
s"s.oN n%1G4 " lAttu HGIufH ADuHFGIa.
wts!eh he fai|u.l to yet. Fhu next l.vsa,, E,nri
Y h!n,, le ea.ne to Washington md asked h,ln
.aiSa') a,'a ~, senator ugtesby to sgn l,is boini
lai alother 1T Ills Fraudulent suiss
~ ,Eet possession vi soInctIIim,
~ st. !uuls, au!l ten Atorrlson turned Iatrlut.
IL. and + now travelling thls state saiISr'inv
and ,fIllifyinE him. Logan lieu saI: aToo
sum l'in uih lv u y Era,ld fr4ud, us,l sjanlur.
r. n'sl Wish tho renuFtcr to 80 suy,i This
scnatuf sjcaks Thursday ~ vleult,, e"s
.. tHAAFAli;N.
hpfcfut NisputcA fa 1as Tribune
CliAMrAiHN, ILL.,, Oct. M-Tlls las been n
Elorinus day for Republicans il, CIumI,arH
Cnls'lty. About .UUJ penpiu assr,nblc1 iii lis
tho,lrEe hnE gronds between Champaign and u.
trom Bloomington laxtun, nanylilc, @ u,.l rv Tas.
ta!a, anl "uuglst several thausnnl ilcnI,ic. Itv
Mose1ei9i J.. ~ n.h,l. "as tho largest aycr wit.
la'lds, over thousand horsrltlel,, 500 uuforuc1
,n.er, and several hundred wayuils III lbs ii,le.
IL "as u magutaceut oya.!ua to Cul. Iugyr- |
, 1876-10-31

There was meeting at tho Grand Pacific last
eyrnnr of ann ofIcor. NJ t,,, ,,a.ta,,. I.S,,,'
aa 'sc w. 20 o'erra o. .ie various u.s.. avsio
~ ""s "esauea 10 la'e l'asaues ot thu Minute
Mcn oi asl tho Divisions ut different times this
week. and general parade Monday. Thu First
n,r,oc. I'm ,nc, w fa,,,0 @ ~ 's ~ s'e,s "
7scntict, stro", m, lrh..s,, ~ ..u solA't t, ~
l"e"slItu s.*ce. ANT Hahash avenue The
companies Will, in lilo course Of the evening,
sercnalo tic candidates fur Congress aud tic
Legislature rcstI,n,, m t1,o sonth stIo '@1 '"S
.s,.' w. NV oo"''l o'oe'
u, oI1onp wAHp.
inc scconit Wnsd Republican Club met last
night In Bennett Medical C3llcge, No. 519 Statc
street. DR.. n. a. 2,nttl. ,,rea,,tnr mil 7 n, +,
TLnmne rn,,,i,,4" ser .' r., s.s. 'Ia ~ Ia
sc"r"tnr, r. Ss,,.I' n.n.1 ics's'otases
a'tas.at5' ". o'st', ~ IaKlls Ills scnt, made
lew rcslaFks III regard to tho action of tho
Municipal Reform Club. Tue speaker said TINT
It was not for thaso men, who never went out
v,rl, n. t,,o ,s.tr - w., ..,. 49,, ,e". olN'eht
WORK Tor INC party to say WHO lad best bc voted
t"r. There l'ad been ward-mcetsi'gs for n,0n.ls,
AMI everything anl every ealltltIute ilad beef,
i.au '1ts n''u ''o'''''aseu e.sons lor o1ee. They
"t'c goou !,lo'l' ata hhould po supported by all
true Republicans, who should not he led away
harm to, II not dcicnt, ti,u arty whIcy ys,n1tI w%dI
b. as united as thy uovernnlent Tor ills prcsor.
plaausc.l ,.'..
Thu Ca1.y,sstu., Committee runoT,c cI urorrcaz
anil tut they ll grounds to suspect that fjlr
gal entries l,ad bvon male upvn thu rn.i,try,
bonks. ''''"'
i}y Il unanimous vote the to,oYtne naned
Us Dupllty-s,icrysors Of EIotnn. Eirst ~
rInet, ". II. Turner; sccoHtl lrcctnct, Ja,nes
Hummer; Third l'rccinrt, + c. Vscrling; Fourti,
Precinct, ". X. Pings. O'''''s
At,cr III, alrcss from AlE, II, ". Jacksou.
Tie,,, uI the rcast,lt WIN iiuvra was hst, ~ ~.
sl,nl ind should bu elected. tLo 1ncctJn,s MT.
iournrI, '0 0''oe''"t' Az
THE coLongn vorgns
l,al gnneral n,vr.iuE iaat nigit In Turner
Thu nun uI turned out from, Mi narls is ~ II.
rtty nul tho hall VIVA iifrtl r. pv..rt.ytnn W."
AIny female fares wero srun s,st1r:i I"InE. inEE
umd thurs 4lHpnr those assa1uhlr'is nuI th.rs
wuru connarat1yciy scx m,,It.,, "''t '"Gss IT.
lur all, and around Tic roum w,rc "rrn,,vs -"
Brcond Wari naycs md Whs"ar t::m"E1u t:m"E .'G tG
ollcr organizations of rolrmi 1nr 1h, us a'n NV
thllsiust, wug rrpnt. ''e'' A'' 't''
prrsiIc, md With lin M thr a1fr,h s,sa 70
snraItcrs. '~"' S1'9'e" '''''' a''u So'lo oi sac
hir. ia,bart r. Itp,,,n ars, anil. IT..
en,leaytlri.I IN ,,.rx,,n,1. '' t""r. aio
thnt lie MnpIrf,'., s'I1 Wni,x, 1"9 ueonio
working fnr thu hest sptar.sss ~ lin G"V a.sv Was
Icserys ~ s,nIn'rt .os y, .u a'ty, a
suuu ic,, s,Isn,ni}ti,I FIR "r ~ t.a..' aso
tle ticket and hitter men piaso,l IN no,,atIon.
vr. wcTs .o,, o., Il WIZ VIA rn,,I NJ I11ea w"1 T.. IT, H.
piaretl and hcttcr c",,lI.1ates iniraiuss ill., Iv s
Il wn,Ii nrmlujLu T." 'i.e,,,, 'a.I.sMeou. 'a,.hf
tsw ays, md y tho su.skor pm s Sao tt i. winn ny
, 1876-10-31
JOHN IT. CLOUGn.

| *s @'"Nn :" t"A 1lMEs'
Yesterday afternoon . TRIBUNE reporter,
while milking hls rounds among tho political
headquarters, mot MI, j, II, Cto,1ab. TIM Rcn,,1,.
ff,n cnri.1ot, for sbor,tr ..1 s.,.'., ~
nn,tto,, ~, tho nar"a ,'at a.a aaneu 'os W. e9.
i'auatton - .hu enarses peeaatrca aRalnat hsIli
IN the SUNDAY ct!tion OF tho T!ttaon organ.
| "Oh, !" sald Mr. Clough, thcrefs nothing In
Il wutoycr. md II don,t disturb N. m rta1o !,
. Vhnt arn The ..ro,,,t. f,,r tba ,,,,s.,s' -,
- ', Wnas ~ tic s'ou'"ts lo! Inc poblacat!onF'
| why you SEQ at the tllnc ConHnisRloncr
Doguc and mysclf moved for au investigation
Of tho transactions between tho COUNTY Kim,
and Clc,n perlolat Il baek.f,re wos stavtc1 IN, m
mn hy ,n,rr,n 81 xo,.'ma, ".,'a- nss'tel w
uo ny 1'ohcfsha anu several other members,
w!th regaFd to lot of Hour, which hud fur
nlshcd tt,e eoltnty two ycMTs 1cforc, while was
nnt Gotslnl!!shlol'uf. lt11s "as donc with tho
hope Of bFcak!llg the foruc Of my aggressive
fhnESnsents T,se; @ on tt'o i!ng."
, 1876-10-31

prtnrIt1cs Whfr1, gaYc H. Itft Tia al}yfnt tn rty
er wo!,i.l be the prer,,rsor Of so,,ts"rn ~ lnm %
for compensation io a,t extent tint would jcoi,
and cntnil % u1'on ihe " .axpayers m % inrie,ls tj,n
ronfl ,,ut BE- horne. Thu ra<lttal change In tllt
nsy syn q ro" si iY wo s II ep 's fsf1 Iar
tnratr Lie crctiit nf t1r t;,,ycfrtI,ei't Mt iotnt
md abrond, po.tpu,Ic Indefinitely the rcautnp
ton Of spedo payments, aud e1l,tanecc IN fnturt
srors et rsqss e p'9spSs,y II ps:o T. aper makes
THE rHAuns or 1AjS
The distinguished former Democratic LAWYER
+. ". stuuglton, publishes a letter showing,
from T!h!en's uwii, sworn statc,ncnt and ail,nIs'
slu1la, tint tic latter tcrAonn!lY knew and IN,
tlrrstuht tho character OF thu circular etcnrtt
with hts 1.u,no ,illltcr weh Tweed pcrnetrntctl
tho eectinr,-ira,,ls of 1sjs. lie lnatic ito ciIurt
tier. rs l.e makes none now, to check such
ROCHESTER.
This wns The great ynfnc ,lav at 1}ochcstcr.
A special tn tic Times rnys; uUnnucstiuf.
e e1 @ s gafs gaf Rt1sssn es,tFat ss ss 5 W.T.
llyrc to-day. Eyery trai,, fron, curiy morning
iii snnjown brought h,,u,Ircis to fowt,. all
spceial trains untl vehicles increased ihe
the people aro iul,llaut over tto uni,rcce,lrntvd
s,tcccss OF tic gatlcrlur, At i D. nj. n mn,
eession OF mounted men, ward md town
clubs, colorcl organizations, tlu iinlustrles Of
thc c'ty represented OIL carts Numbering over n
hundred, hands of musict ctc.. formed md
marched through the principal streets, which
were lined on both sides Will tIn,,snisla ri
sncrtutnrs Tin f,rucrs sftr ,yna tirnr,,,ort,rs
az MI In,tr paesinr n rr,r"n n"int I., nt,i,.sa1
s,,,fs s. !sS''',,' ;" t,.sSt Put..ts Ano eotoluti
v,aps ,nnnn ,,,I.' 4,ane ~ 9ha apnGanfahce, aiid
were lHstlly chcPree. ~ S:W p, IN. tho
procession Eatherru IN Washington Square,
where over 5,oO0 people wcro addressed With
great effect fruni different Rtnin]a nv ry.{inv
liso:l, Of Ohi", the llun. 8. s. noRcrs, and tie
Hun. Horace l}c'nis. MIR. 1iainc arrived ut 80
T.. ~, "'u "Ia teeelfea WIN tetnnhatr!-
thn n.onfnn- tr II, ~ H., "..u 'lohe 'ottn5' ~
,I rrw,,rks. Hisncs. hsn. ~ ~, ,n,,' ,'st
waite houses we're lccorat eli, a,,tl tic thor3tr,,
fares were tlc1scly crowded with people. At 0
oe'oeK procession ol torcA.hsarers began
',nr mcvcr s,,rnassi., H. M,na.es 'nE,.,test sEnt,
nearly Ut, hour Il, passtnr a riycm t,n,nt' ta Mra
Klul,u made ringing speech iron, thu Court
House steps, mud wHa at:uIn greeted with u,,.
to uua"uS fW,., lIxgl specct!es were also inadc IN
Iiun. ilorncc l3y,,ts. mn, ors' nsEers' ~ mt
this huur tho enthusiasm, ia rreat.
Tic people are wtdc awake. and the ctrcrt uf
lhe !llnss'nlcct'ng WILL 10 felt apprrclably next
"eeA' .
, 1876-10-31
Ovarian i ! I 'ulllol'
Of ten yeara' growth cured BY
DIR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,
hAvo ANd I'm 0vHr1nn Tuner IN t!Ip OSufies
Mial BusyNla for Ten Tsnra.

l havc hA1 I'm 0vurlan Tuner In t!lp Oyutits
unal BuHV1s for Ten Years.
ANN ARnukt uro. a., 1a75.-nA. HAnwAY: Tal
haYu hAd an us4rlan Tunor In Lin oyarrs utld baE
clt fur ten ycats trlui tho bost rhy4cIuna VI th
piaso without any benens; 1t Grownx IT .ath r.
putty stint ! GUILD nut h4Yu lived much nnvrf;
friend OF snlaC antEQl Iu 10 Try I&adKays IteueIr
l,ad MT much faith 70 them. bnt anAly. after n1rn
ictbcEatlan. tried t!ein. =,
without my apparent beneat de!etlncd To- psss1
O& tbs ltcl5rft aud two hxcs1f the ts DrtuFe thsl
wrFr K0ne had Lost twAnty.flsa f0ln!s: ,.,
continued TO uso The n,u4!clh until VA sate IT,
Iwna enllTgiy cuTud. 1taok ths !He1cInu aboal r.
monik ana SIrin ~! tls ~ @ tor'y o1a *
botIes II ts "ssS ia a1xfs ~ hosss q tha %
Iiccl Pcrleely we'll aud my 1eatt + m =! gIa!''ea' ~
to God for this ep In NY deep atafctte 70 ~, Ii
and yonr wonderful mcdfcnr. ftel drcf{ iaaEoGI Is
aud y prayer to that 1t nay he aa much of pFAu"
to ute5s fS5.. ~ has hcen to i"e. ,,s t. lpRty&
Mr1 HIGGina, who makes the aluse rrrth hcate Il T.
pctson fnr WHOM requested y0n to setl t!fuesae X
jnt le75. ic ncl1enrs ADORE ataed VERY Poa1 r, ht
yns, niaY iaY Tint her statement u r!rtesf waoa''
auafIhcsiiOi tklKEed' I. s,s, =. .1.. Mtca
TT, Eax ss .9sa &C. ss .So1 ~ ay wS
knnwn 10 H. aid ts fac.a tereIn sstc4 a,c undonps
rdy aid undsniahly correct. aY ono Who kuo~' Af@
hlbD'ne ~ neaEfa @st HIM. D. tMckEK
<''s"@s" MARY tiH:kEk
MARY u. POND.
Z, il. POND.
, 1876-10-31
OCEAN STEAMSHIP News,

LONDON, Oct. e0.-StcansI,ip Hl!to Of Vlrst-
nia, tronl Nrw York. las arrived nut.
NEW YoRK, Oct. W.-Arriyul, steamer pari-
cN, fsoM bordeaux.
, 1876-10-31

Special h.patch ~ The 7tibnne
ALtEoAN, AiietL, Ort. W.-lIoracc q. Peck,
Cashier Of tho City Bank, Democratic candidate
for County Treasurer, has instituted proceed.
tnea for libel against tho Alicgau Journal. THO
Journal Inns bccn particularly severe on Mr.. Peck
hr tts c1tFcmr atsacks upon his private charau.
tcr in It's two Inst issues. Mr.. rccks asks rccon.-
pensc In tho sun, vi $4,000. Tho matter l,as
crgasctl nu st1all excitement In this community,
Ttc Ilon: ]. z. Burrows, Ut Kalamazoo, Is nd.
dressing tic citizens Of this community tlis
evening IN the rolIttcal Issues Of tic day. Tile
llaycs asitl Wheeler tuarlls were out In full
lnrcc, n,alsing, rretlfta,e appearance. Cnnstl-
erable enthusiasm VIVA displayed. Tho rcntlta-
lion Of atr. burrows as 4 political orator is 40
web established that largo crowd Is III attends
anec.
ANN AHnoN.
Special Dtsputch 10 The 7ftbune.
ANN AnnoN, Al|ca., Uct. W.-Vice-P President
Ferry is addressing largo audience at tho Op-
ra-liousg In this city tonight. People cannDt
get Into the prsaenrc Of ths speaker, so many
arc present: The interest In the election III
crcases as the campaign proceeds but tho pros
poets arc favorable to thu Republicans.
, 1876-10-31

crrned, to mere party divisions, to adopt nnd aid
oT Hscry mchns In tfr1r power to elect.
You Will ind hcreh twO ar three vacancies, As
70 these, your Committee nsk further Tine, With
tic assurance that no Will report our conclusions
Ut tho earliest possible m0rncnt,
1ff6fF's
, 1876-10-31

;, Saturday and Sunday two enthusiastic Frcnrh
neEub!iean meetings wrru held al Chippewa
On tho tssucs OF tlIo day. Thu meetings woro
larcc and enthusiastic, and tho Frctchmcn
showed by their enthusiasm that they intended
to vote fur Hayes aud Wheeler and good gov
ernInGnt,
, 1876-10-31
H'EV Err and AGTJE'

rcnea ~ a!: AfaG r. csed r. tor y eent: Tcc M,
sGc. ans sE other ataroI als scaIet 'tyet tyea
yGMW hhH other fevcFA tAhlcd by tlwnrt Hi 1Hip'l
Sold ly DsugsIitx. ~'' f"'s eenls ret batls
, 1876-10-31

lie pEFEEDs AND JusTtPfEs HIS INFAMOUS
SPEECH IN coNGKEss, AND EXPRESSES THE
1lorH THAT TIE SOUTH WILL. ALWAYS DE
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-GREAT
FRAUDS DIscoyBRED-AIANY ARRESTS AL
READY MADR.-The developments in the
case OF certain confidential and trusted en-
ployes Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, who were recently arrested for alleged
REGULATION and fraud show that the COM
pany has lost hundreds OF thousands OF do
lars. Nearly oil the money was obtained ut
the ferries by an ingenious confederated
system, so that the volume Of travel was re-
duccd to the road far below its actual eN-
tent. Tickets were sold over and over
again, false entries were made, and all OF
the checks arranged by the company were
disregarded and falsifed to an extent
| scarcely to be believed. -.., -.
The company has, however, detected this
conspiracy, and laid its hands on nearly all
of fhe thieves, so that, though its eXchequer
still suffers, there is nowevery prospect that
the revenues Of the road will be largely
augmented in the cash returns every month.
It would seem that the systematic robbery
OF corporations has been studied to great
extent OF late, and it Is clearly traceable to
the municipal corruption that has hitherto
existed in this and neighboring cities, 1t
Is, expected that the Penns ylyania Railroad
Company Will make an example Of every
guilty employee, and prosecute, them TO the
full, extent Of the law. :. In. doing SO the
officers win not only protect themselves, put
lead to reform on other roads which are SUI.
fering from the same causes. 1t Is TO pc
hoped that this course Of action Will not De
abandoned, for, dishonesty among trusted
emnloyes In large, corporations Will un-
dotibtedIy lead them into financial disaster
and bankruptcy.-NeU York Herald. .nai
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couid;notbe wsllconcefyed, and none better
The sa1ne msybe said q nj. Hendricks's
letter. as ~----s sEs.--
With these solemn convictions, rely
ing on nv best Judgment, and under the
guidance OF my own feeble mind, and with
the fear Of God before my eyes---lkeylng the
Union and cherishfng o proper degree OF
respect for ali men-with no fear OF man OF
party-I say, In conclusion, to the colorea
people everywhere, now, Is your oppoIttu,
nifty to assert your. freedom OF soul ana 10
regain your freedom OF liberty OF opinion
to vote as to your own convictions seems
best7;Bhich has been SO long, so insidious-
ly, 90 absolutely held by the intriguing
carpet dagger, whose instinct OF cuplu1y
induced him to love you for moneys sake,
as Is fully evidenced in the aFfeeoii'a'i
Bank case to the tune of 5203, 22l.l2.
Very respectfully,
''''1.' JOIN II. GILNER. /,
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iThe directors Of the Buffalo Driving Park
Association have expelled Dan Mace, driver
of mare Frank, ind E.. E! Rood driver OF
horse Allen, for jockeying and unfair drl.
wing in the race Of Thursday last, 1892 class,
which was won by Thorndale also, Frank
yanness, driver and reputed part owner OF
horse Albemarle, for. an attempt to perpe-
trate fraud by holding Albemarle so as to
prevent his winning race, and have also
ruled horse Albemarle from the track. This
action has met with decided approval blythe
sporting men and gentlemen OF this city.
Congressman Lamar Is confined to his
room. His physician has forbidden him to
see visitors. :, The attack appears to be of
an apoplectic nature, and be is advised that
rest and freedom from excitement are abso-
lutely necessary to insure strength and give
him an opportunity to. re cuperate. y1ggl
The State Democratic Convention Of South
Carolina will be composed of 15S delegates,
and over seventy OF the delegates can al
ready be set down as in favor of adjourn
n1ent without making nominations.
Because OF the reduction letter-carriers'
salaries an immense petition Of $4,000 citi-
zens. OF New Tork was presented to POST
muster JaLaes,i OF that city, yesterday, pray
ing for relief. Mr.. James will probably
bear this petition to Washington in person.
James Wilson was sentenced. by Recorder
Hackett, in New York Wednesday to- TWEEN
ty, years In the State prison for highway. reb-
berry OF % watch and chain from Peter K0sr
trip on the .s4thof last July. !iai,.J GIG u
The New York Times ID fain to accom-
pany theIr" outFagist'' Senator as far as
possible, but recalcitrates and parts conn
pany at the proposition TOT g remand fteia
Territorial condition ''ilany southern i State
in this Centennial year Ut leasr. ,t'.'1 -
senator BsyafI Of DeAWFia,tae, ] raeesiysa
the honorary dagreel M Doctor. .of. Laws at
the s e. II Delaware Rla State
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TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS.
MOUNT. DE. CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION.
.e>"a.y--. NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

Parents In quest Of 4 1rst-class school for thdr
daughters will do we'll to Investigate the Claims Of
this celebrated Academy. For thoroughnes6n every
department Of female education MOUNT DE
CfANTAL ranks pre-eminently high. Great a!ten.
ton Is given TO perfect the pupils In writing anu
speaking French with fucncy. For those sufficiently
advanced 1t Is the language OF their recreation hours
The purity of accent and correctnessOf monunea-
ton acquired III this institution have long been
subject Of surprise to the native Parisian. Tile re-
nown for the superiority In music is so widespread
as to have made this Academy almost national one:
one feature in particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE CHASTAL to the sensible parent Is
the influence exercised 10 form the pupils to views
and habits Of economy, and to render them rali?
practical and useful women of socicyn alter years
Simplicity Of dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts. united TO the exceedingly moderaM
rates OF board and tuition $500 per nnnum), WHY
we trust secure to this school ~ large and desirable
a patronage In the future rs it has enjoyed In ha
past. .,,,
For further particulars apply for prospectus 70
the Directrcss Of Mount de Chantal Academy Of the
Visitation. near Wheeling, w. Va. 1y Ism
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General 3. F. Butler in his letter ac-
cepting the proh'ered nomination Tor Con-
gress by the Seventh (AIassachusetts) district
Republicans, says he has not changed his
views, but the country having been COM
mitted in favor OF resumption by the leSSls-
lativs action he believes it should De car,
ried into effect as speedily as possible, ana
places himself squarely upon the Repupilcan
platform so far as he considers the principles
and policy OF the party. ......