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sehr c Smith. Smith. Providence for New York.
schr topin Miller. Providence for New York
sehr y ; Hatch. Hartford for New York.
Schr m Whitehead. Titus. Boston Tor PouRhkeepsio.
schr Freddie Eaton. Hope. Warren for New York.
schr Lizzie. cochrane. Providence for New York.
Schr olive Eiixab-th Ames Providence for New York.
schr Ney. Chase. Fall River for New York
Scr Marietta smith, Preston. New Bedford for New York
Schr J smith. Morgan. Branford fer New York.
schr Emily. Braisted. Stamford for New York.
- schr Hannah Brown. Racket, Providence for New
York
schr J 8 Terry. Raynor New BEDFORD FOR New York.
schr Brsndywine. Fcngar. Providence tor New York.
schr Expedite, Racket Orient for Philadelphia.
BOUND EAST
Steamer General Whitney Hallet New York for Boston
steane- Amos Barstow. kenney New York for Provi-
Steamer Bolivar. Geer. New YORK for New London and
schr Hortensis. Norton. New York for Machas
Senr oynhiA Jane, Gardner, Fort johnson Tor Prov-
sehr Sarah Paconsr. Wilson, Port johnson for Provi
schr Thos W Haven. Dove. baltimore for New Haven.
schr VIM Peck. Bunce New York for Hartford
schr Nellie Benedict, Thompson Philadephis for New
SEM L Curtis. Mann Port johnson for SALEM
sschr DR. Perrine, Sander. Amboy for New Haven
schr Anbe willard. Grimm. New York for Boothbay.
sshr Rescue Kelly Port chnson for Providence
schr Mary. Hnllowell. Elixabethport for Boston.
schr Raven. Herrick. Amboy for Boston.
schr Union, Nipple. Port johnson tor Boston.
Schr Nightingale Young Port johnson for New Bedford
schr J BARTLETT, Kelly. Philadelphia for Boston
Schr Buckley, Young; uoboken for Dsniorshport-
Scnr James Henry. snow. New York for Boston.
schr folles. Day. New York or Greeuwich.
sehr Lewis Jane. Coles. Kingston for Hartford
Schr u Oaiorno. rowell. Weehawken for Boston.
schr = Haliock. Cole, Baltimore for Portland, Ne.
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TRATKRNAL GREETINGS TO THE NORTHERN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO THE PAN rREsBY-
TERRAIN COUNCIL

YRArRRNAL GREETINGS TO THE NORTHERN
AssEMBLY-DELEGATEs TO THE PAN rREsBy-
TERRAIN COUNCIL.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May q, 1875
The Southern General Assembly closed its session
to-day The following delegates nominated by special
committee. were UNANIMOUSLY elected TO the Pan
Presbyterian Council be held in Edinburgh in 1877. -
Aiabama-Rcv G. H. Webb. D. D.; Hon. w. p. Webb.
Arkansas-Rev. I. r. Welsh, D. D.; J. r. Hampton.
Georgia-Rev. Donald Fraser, General A. J. Hansel
Kcntucky-Rev. Stuart Robinson, James A. Nit hell.
Memphls-Rev. J. H. Rice. D. D.; ColoreI J.
W. r. Lyman. Missourl-Rev. r. G. Drank. d. d.;
John Philips Nashville--Rev John II. Bryson DR..
y. q Gordon North Caronna-Rey James wilson,
y. d. Judge David Schenck. South Carolna-Rev. J.
u. Adger, d. D.; J. A. Smythe. Texas-Rev John II.
Neil, James sawley: virginia-Rev. Moses d. Hogc,
y. D.. COLONEL. T. Preston. Al largc-Judge Robert
Guild, Rev. B. N. Smith, D. d Rev. Allen Wright,
The committee 10 whom was referred tho resolutions
from tho Northern Assembly in regard to fraternal
lation reported tho following, which unanimously
adopted and telegraphed TO Brooklyn:-"We already
most cordially enter fraernal relations with your
body any terms honorable to both parties, and thon
as an explanation OF what our feeling Is we send tho
action taken IN answer TO the overture from the ST.
Resolved, That the action OF the Baltimore Con-
ference, approved BY the Assembly a. 81. Louis,
explains with sufficient ccarncss tho position
is represented by the overture that misapprehension
exists in the minds of Of our people to the
spirit of this action order show disposition
remove on our part all real or seeming hndrance to
friendly FEELING tho Assembly explicitly declares that
while condemning certain acts and deverances Of the
Northern General Assembly, acts deiveranccs
OF the Southern General Assembly to be construed
or admitted as impugnng In any way the Christian
character OF the Northern General Assembly or OF the
historical bodies of which It Is the successor"
Inc assembly selected New orieaus as the place LOT
the next meoti g. which will take place the third
Thursday OF May, 1877.
Tho Assembly Is in session tonight TO await any
message from the Northern Assembly; but the ad-
Journmcnt VIII take pace tonight many members have
already left town
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s rs.n: %
Charles Gibson. Emery. Baltimore; I Tastsr Leeds
lard Annie Mas ss H HsSs r.n'
'snr sen.y so%s
x,s. TIs rsrsusSn Eo.aoss knight Pratt New
psI% ssv M..ss:
ssS. TsDsnsd IS Pis;5s: Nellie Srosn: Ksy PAiisDs
Crowel New York.
sa
nsm; J wyman. urann; Charleston, SC.
BHITTNoRE. Nay s'e s7"Hivsd s.m. WIN Wood
w%o ssG
nate, Cork schrs Jordan. Boston; Lewis Rhrmsn,
ss;: s sa::s ss1 Ss: :. :ss.
P"Srop sss sanss
cleared-steamer leipzig Gsr) Holman, Bremen bark
PhI,ia. Nassau %sIdemsr Parker: Eiehmspd Va Ami:
Also cleared. steamer, Experiment. Pierce, Newborn
sailed Leipzig; ship Australia; banks Kings
NAY sA.xsa :sss: 5r Hay
HUDSON Boston; csxps,shwsss, Jones Providsnos.
sd o"s Nsv York
bark Anow Nor). Alderman, Cork schr Jennie Hudds
srrIysS Sg , Eleanor es os!ly.s 1sfSe..: sss
% Robinson kss sSs
MAR Crsnmer Coombs, Boston; George Taulane Adams
Cleared-stesme.s Juniass Catherine, savsnnah Ash
land, Crowel Chareston Fanita Howe Providence; Ton
swAnda sherman do: Norman Niekerson. Boston; May.
tom brig TIL Brala Ars stspsnoysh West Hartlepool:
schrs II Curtis turtis Roston Trade Wind Corson aries
town: Gu IN Mehsfey Lynn; Jas Crocker, Brown,
Salem Il Cottingham. Smith, Newburyport: M0desty,
N,ckerson. Plymouth Theodore Dean. Evans Provi'
d0nce
Also cleared steamers Pottsvie. winnett New York!
Perkomen Puce Providence: Centinede Miller Bostont
Middessx Hubbard Hart,ord; b.sks Csrli AIye qsr,,
burg brig pronto r Allen = Pierre Mart schrs George
pine Marshall Norwich; Major Tantum, shoe. Ports
mouth Va: parepa, Packard Portland; Lorine Somers,
Portsmouth. NH I
sailed-Steamcrs Mcfarland Pottsvile Centpedo Perki
n. and vndcator: schr George Wa hington.
LRwEs. DEL Nav 27-Arryed. ship Kate Prince. Hamfl-
Liverpool: barks Fakcn orl, Christensen viana;
Amelia from Westport for orders Young Eagle r john
son. Warner Point. All
Schr Maud from saguA has ordered 10 New York.
sailedBMrks Matilda Hiyard for Baltimore; Jose LoI
peg for Portland.
NEW ORLEANS. May 2e-Arrived bark Lincoln, Thorn
Rio Janero; schrs Carrie jones' from Utilla; Constance
(Br). Briggs. Honduras +f
Cieared-Brig Susie J strout, Pickett, Galveston.
27tl-Arved. O. W. Lord, Cation Havana schr
Samuel Faoens Lyman. Ruatan.
ClearedSteamer City Of Mexico Sherwood. New York,
barks Michele Gaatoa tab, Ferrars. Lincoln; 1gnasis
SOUTHWEST PASS May 27-sailed. bark Amira Robinson
for Havre.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Mikado C3r. Ilbery London-Peabody. Willis
Steamer Oder Ger. Less. Bremen via Southampton
Steamer .icethe fGsD. Meyer Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer City. Curtis Aspinwa ALVIN Clyde
), Steamer Liberty, sundberg. Havana-Jamss Ward 4
Steamer Agiers, Hawthorn. Now orleans-chas Whit
Steamer Hudson. eager New Oresns--clark 4 Seaman.
Steamer Champion. Lockwood charlcston-J QuintArd
Steamer San Salvador. Nickerson, ssvannahw CARR
,, steamer Regulator Doans. Wilmington and Morehead
Richmond-old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer John Gibson. Chichester. Georgetown, De-
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, rh!lsdclphs ,as Hand
Steamer Cen Whitney Hallett Boston-H Dmock.
ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borden London Gnuell, Minturn
Ship Gerhard o0er). Kl.mp. Antwerp-Din & Radmsnn.
Ship Robert Dixon Smitnwick, San Francsco--sutton
Ship Nevada, Kruger, Baltimore-yiuller Kruger
BARK BARK Mary Ann Holman tBr,. Holman Hoye. Geo =
BARK Antoinetts Ascsme dsD, cerveto, Cork or Fal-
Bark Stella Nor. Jacobsen Cork or Falmouth orders
-Funch, Edge Co
Bark HomSo,und Mop. nielsen. Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Come Vol tsD. Bocro Cork Falmouth for orders
B.ls Tsmpls,. Bartlett; Cork for ordsrsLsn. Bros;
BaIk Enra Maria Ger schorss, Eisinorc tor orders
BARK Elizabeth ItaD. Durarti notserdam-A
! Bark Ammonia dt.D. Casino Calais France, --Funeh,
Bark Rosna fItsD, Porcelli OdessaFunch. Edge Co.
Bark Lizzie Curry OBJ, Curry, Marseilles-C W Ber-
tank.
Bark Rebecca Crowel. Crowe Buenos Ayres-J Norton.
Jr. 4 Son.
Brig Fa~orit Mop stiener Cork Falmouth for orders
-Funch. Eye Il Co.
Brig Hope ,Br,. Norris Bahis-J whitney 4 Co.
Brig BaIear. Olin Grand Turk TIC Vessels
Brig Amelia Emma. Field. Batmore-Carver \ Barnes.
Brig John BOYD tBr). North Baltimore Gerhard d
Brewer
schr Frank Atwood, Bryan. Port Maria, Js-B Wen
berg Co.
schr Hartman. Hartman, St Johns PR Buck
4 CO.
Schr Israel Snow Hatch Baracoa--B J Weinberg Co.
Schr Leona. Wiley. Ca Isand-B Weinberg 4 Co.
schr stephen Barnes, Hawkins, Cat Isand-B wen-
berg 4 Co.
schr James Boyle cubberly, Harbor Island-B Wen
berg Co.
schr sophia winterton Jackson Nassau, NP-B Wen
berg 4 Co.
schr Avon fBr). King, Windsor. NS--C W Bertaux.
Schr Chambers (Br) Read, st John, Mp Nevius
Son.
.schr Fannie williams, shearer. Gslveston-overton
Hawkins.
schr W y Card. Foss Jacksonville W Loud 4 Co.
Schr T Willctts villetts. Baltmcre-Slaght Petty
berg 4 Co.
schr Thomas Ellis, Kelley. Neutrality-suspicious. 4 Colt
schr Gentile Eidridge Providencc-Fcrguson K Wood.
Sloop Aida, McKcllop. Newark, NJ-Deanoy Walters
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY q. 1876.
ARRIVALS.

arroRrxD BY rHx HERALD STEAM YACHTS AxD HERALD
wmrEsroXE rELEGRArH LINZ
es ti ss.s;d Norwegian bark. bound - showing sig
ssss%sr 6iiy Of San Antonio Pennington; Galveston
Nay a 3. ssr Y ss
nsm bark Lat 20
g . ss;:ss' :sSi Ssss
from s.uss s Ss~ YORK; also bar" 30 s
70 spoke brig Tho. owen ssgna 70.
Liverpool o. s.a 3, Lysrsssl from SsS Orleans; sss.
rom ~ c ar bound north '" '4" '0''o"'
steamer AIDcmaric Gibbs Lewes Del with ndse to tho
Ssyss:,'s Me- sr',s. Iysesol ,s 20
sss. y i sr.s 's Of e~'' Co. may Ion
Ship plymouth Rock Grimm London. ys Isle Of Wight
70 The Banks. thence variable winds and
sso@ns signal letter. Com codsj 'IDHJ no date as
Bark Apnrcdi,e of * john NIB, Bass. Bremen 40 DAYS.
in ballast Crauds Bros is anchored sandy Hook for
Bark Lyme, Sor, Petersen. Rio ysneirC March ie, 81
Thomas May H. ir ballast e Punch Edge ca;
81 shay siss.on Rio J.nslre April with sos
Brig Lewis clark Smith. St crsx i days. With sugar.
schr Armda Hall, Han, Cardenas II days. with molss
sehr Margaret q Lyons, Stephens. caibarlen . days,
with and melado e order vessel % mssT
ds ss"r with old IRON TO Rsnner Pinciney
Schr ID w Vaughan. Drsko, Virginia
Schr lydia Middleton. Bonnel Virginia.
Schr 7 w Haven, Brown, Georgetown, DC for Now ha-
ven.
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker. Baltimore.
Schr Hershell. Chambers, Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer cfsy Of Now Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
New York
steamer Galatoa. Walden Providcnce for New York
Brig Henderson, Henderson. Newport for New York.
schr Hatfield tBr,, Hatfield Windsor, Ms. for New
York.
Schr W A Braincrd. Fieh. New Bedford tor New York
Schr willard salisbury, Handy, New Bedford Tor New
York.
Schr Joe Carleton Lyons. Fall River for New York.
schr Amelia. Mott. Providence tor New YORK.
Schr Y wociscy, Trrcl. Providence for New York.
Schr n Arcuisrns Lord. Rockland for New York
schr Mott Haven. Collins. ca,ais for New York.
Schr Mary Hoxic Nantucket for New York.
schr VI Ackcn. Leghorn. New Bedford for New York.
Schr Charger Wilson. Providence for New York
Schr victcris, Young New Bedford for New York.
Schr Eim City, Kelly, Newport for New York.
Sehr Allen Quincy. Quincy. New Haven Newburg.
schr Kate Kallshan Avery. New London for New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AREoyo PR, May 2-Arrived. schr Anna Bell Griffin,
New London.
CnoxsrADr May 22-Arrved bark Preciosa (Nor) Jacob
sen. New Orleans for Reva
CADz. May 27-Sailed, schr Annie Il Kranz Purvero,
Gloucester, Mass.
CARpKNAs, May 24-Saied bark Spcedwcn (Br). Jones'
north OF Hatteras schs Georgia Conin do; Axenn Plum
do.
CiSruEcos May 23-Arvcd schrs Benz Gartsiie, WOLFE
Brunswick TIA VI
Sailed 2ad brig Lcchiel tBr), Ham, Halifax
CAfBARIEN. May ~ Sailed brig Peri (Er,, Stevenson,
New York; 2iss bark Florence Peters Mo. nsford 40
GIBnA1TAR, Nav 4-Sailcd. brig II Jones tBr. Nicter
from Messina). Baltimore; Minnie Reppicr,
Stecnan from dol. PHILADELPHIA.
HAVANA. Nav l,-Arrivcd, steamers Cuba Palmer. New
lcrk tiussic. H IndancIa bark David Babcock. Col
cord Greenock. schr Geo Sealey. Kicker. Galveston.
Sailed 2iin brig Bessie NAV (rl. back. New York 25sh.
steamer Hanover Qcrl Himbeck 1irom Now Orleans,
Bremen bark Edith Marion tBr. Rbas Pensacola 18TH
steamer Ceon Grimm from AspnwHlD. New YORK -
HALIrAx. May @6-Arrved. brig blanche tbD. CLARK.
Swansea
Arrived 27h steamers Carroll from charlcttstown land
sailed for Bostonl: Hi5ernisn Orr. Liverpool
Sailed 9th. steamer George shsssuck- - Pierre
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FRANCIS pALAcKy, THE HISTORIAN.

cable telegram IRON Pesth. under date OF the 9th
ins,ant, reports As ioIiowsFrancs Palacky the his
tor,au, Is dead. He was in his seventy.eghth year"
palacky was born at Hodsawitz, In Moravia, on the
14tn Of June, 1sos Hc received an excellent educa-
ton Alter studying at Presburg and Vienna he went
10 Prague IN 1873 where he appointed editor OF tho
journal Of the Bohemtan Ausemn. In year 1891 no
received the appointment oi historographer in tho
Kingdom OF Bohemia His chief work II .srhc HIS
tory oil Bohemia written IN the Germ language, OF
which tho FIRST volume appeared in 1886 Ho wze =
Protestant In religion aud an advanced liberal In
potlca Alcxandcr II. OF Russia honored him with Z
decoration In the year 1851
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BILLS APPROVED.

ALBANY, N ", May %. 1875
Tho Governor has approved the following bills:-
To enable wife to be witness in cases OF criminal
conversation
To provide armories and drill rooms and TO pro-
vido for payment for the and occupation OF drill
rooms aud armories in the city of New York
To amend the of 1870 entitled ian author
lie the sale Of lands Of the Seamcns Fund
Staten Island.n
To further amend the.act OF lS48 TO simplify and
abrdge the practice and pead,ngs and proceedings Of
the courts or this State
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CANAL TOLLS.

ALBANY, N. Y, May ~, 1875.
The receipts for canal tolls at this city ST. 49 4S
In excess OF the amount received rp to the same
last year. For the month Of May 1875 the receipts
were $l0S9 40. Up to the present time this year
81, 2SS "a have been received and 456 clearanccs
issued The boatmen report the canal to be in better
condition than they have in number of years,
and with low tolls and fuir frcighs they encour.
aged in the hope that this will be prosperous
beneficial to them both in navigable and financial
MAIN fuiav
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OBITUARY.
DowAoER COUNTESS OF cARNARvoN.

DowAGER COUNTESS OF cARNARvoN.
A despatch from London dated yesterday announces
the death OF the Dowagcr Countess OF Carnarvon,
mother Of the present Earl Deceased was Henrietta
Anna, eldest daughter Of Lord Henry Thomas Molly
neux Howard and niece OF Bernard Edward, twelfth
DuSc OF Norfolk. She was married in 1880 TO Henry
John George third Earl OF Carnarvon who died In
1s49 and by whom she had hve children.
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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Berlin Br. for Liverpool Tho Queen
Utopia tBr, Glasgow; Victoria tB?, DO; Amerioue Frl
M Ma n,.ans .iars ~. San .ua
Champion. Charleston: Regulator Wilmington NC: John
Gibson. Georgetown. DC; Old Dominion. Richmond &c:
ships Saracen Lverpool Gerhard Ger). Anwerp Fries
San Francisco: barks Canning Br,. Odessa; Hide
gard Nor) London Fannie Lewis, Genoa Sidlaw (Br),
Cork: Patent fNorl do W II jenkins (Br, -; Ocean
Pearl, -; srhr Wsrdweli Turks Island
Wind At sunset. s: mt midnight, SsW.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore vandcrbilts restoration to convaescence
was somewhat retarded yesterday by slight indspo-
sition HIS health not as satisfactory as usual
and owing to this circumstance the idea Of family
reunion at his residence, in Washington place, to
brate the anniversary OF his eighty birthday
relinquishcd It being deemed incxpedient to In
duge in any festvity while he unable to partci-
pate in it. However, numerous tokens Of esteem and
affection in the shape Of floral gifts presented
ing the day. and his attendants noticed improve
mcnt his state ut the approach of evening
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rAMMANY AND THE RAID.
The Tammany Executive COMMITTEES yesterday

The Tammany EXECUTIVE COmmltte0 yesterday
adopted the following preamble and resolutions
Sunday May 81 nst the police
ing the Excise law is not only repugnant TO the genius
republican government but Is in antagonsm with
the spirit Of the ago we livein therefore be
Resolved, That the Executive Committee OF Tammany
Hall deprecates and unequvocay condemns that
arbitrary and uncaled tor.
Resolved That the chairman OF this committee appoint
committee OF five TO draft suitable resouons to be
sented to the next General Committee meeting
the sense OF that committee upon the subject.
Mr.. Kelly appointed such committee James DAILY
Thomas Cooper Campbell A. H. Purdy, Joseph p. Fall
Ion and jacob Gross. Mr.. John Kelly was also added
In tbor nraiff
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MAsoNs AT THE CENTENNIAL.

York Commandcry, No. IS, Knights TempIar, of this
city, viii leave Tuesday afternoon for Philadelphia
with representatives of the State Grand Commandery
TO take part the Knights Tempars' celebration OF the
Centeunia OF American indept ndonce. They will BIO
accompanied by the Thirteenth Regiment Band. Dur
ing their stay Philadelphia they will be the special
guests of Philadelphia Commanuery, No. 2.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF MAY AND JUNK.
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Superintendent walling yesterday summoned before
him Inspectors bikes, AcDermott, Thorne and
Spegh and read to them the resolutions Of the Board
OF Police adopted the day previous. He gave special
instructions the Inspectors further than telling them
that ne expected them to enforce the law Tue exact
each inspector
Strict orders Yesterday given at tho midnight
roll call by the District Inspectors OF Police to enforce
the Sunday liquor law The Captains ordered to
have their special duty patrol In citizens clothes
but not 10 temp. solicit any violation OF law by
Sunday.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

5th, schr Martha 4 sBr), New York.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-05-13

OUR attention has been called to an
editorial in the Cincinnati Enquirer of
Saturday morning. The editor visits
with admonition, not to say reprimand,
certain persons whom he calls South
ern wiseaeres. The offence of these
wiseacres Tin whose number we fear
that we are included) is so far as we
understand him, that we are in favor
of Mr.. Tilden for nomination at st.
Louis and are insensible to the at
fractions of the rag baby. We have to
plead guilty in both respects. We do
prefer Mr.. Tilden and we decline kiss
ing that baby. As for our preference
for Mr.. Tilden, however, we hold our
preference in a spirit quite different
from that of the Enquirer, who in
dicates plainly that on the choice be-
tween Allen and Tilden depends tie
carrying the Northwestern vote or that
of New York. This is no true doc
trine of party allegiance-the prin-
ciples at issue in the approaching con-
test are of infinitely greater moment
than the conflicting claims of one man
or another, one State or another, one
section or another. The Enquirer
seems to act on the principle that only
an Ohio nominee can carry the Ohio
vote; this is no Democracy at all but
selfish bigotry; for our own part we
expect to work for the nominee be he
who he may, never mind from what
State or section, only provided he has
an honest record and is true Demo-
crat.
AS to that baby we have no quarrel
with it, and only advise its dry nurse,
the Enquirer, to keepit from squalling.
It's vociferations ruined the Demo
cratic cause a year ago and can have
no other effect at this time. Get it
quiet, whatever the expense for God
frey's cordial or soothing syrup.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-05-13
MRS. MARY L. HENDERSON.

We deeply regret to announce the
death of this estimable lady. She
died ON the End inst, aged about sew
enty-eight years, at the residence of
her brother-in-law, Mr.. George D.
Blakey, in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Mrs. Henderson was the widow of
the late Hutchinson Henderson of
this city, ard was well-known in this
community. Her many friends and
acquaintance will be panied to hear
that all that is mortal of her has passed
forever from them.
She was lady of uncommon vigor
of intellect; of fine cultivation, and
when in the prime and full maturity
of her mental powers, wrote with a
fuency and an eloquence that excited
the admiration of all who read her
productions.
She had warm and generous heart,
and chung with tenacity to her friends,
which beautifully exemplified the
strength and depth of her love for
them.
Her ear was ever open to the voice
of charity, and no appeal was ever
made to her for aid, but what was
promptly met to the extent that her
means would justify.
She has left character that is wor-
thy to emulate. Those who knew her
best loved her most, and will cherish
her memory as a beautiful flower
springing up in the garden of the heart.
j. B. T.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-05-13
Our State Debt,

We present to our readers to-day
the able and eloquent speech of Col.
j. E, Bailey, of GAINESVILLE, on State
finances. 1t will be found exhaustive
of that important subject. Colonel
Bailey is one of our most eminent pub
lie men, and his utterances will be ev-
erywhere received with the respect
which his ability, his high character
and exalted worth entitle them to-
We commend this speech to the care
full, candid and thoughtful considera-
ton of our people. They should not
only read it, but we'll weigh its conclu-
sions, for the consequences of this is
sue are too momeEftous to be over
looked. The burden of local debt
must not be allowed to weigh in the
consideration of it. The State tax OPP
presses no one, while reputation or
refusal to recognize the justice of the
debt, and pay the interest, will work
incalculable injury to all its citizens,
and to those who come after them
Colonel Bailey was born in Montgom-
cry county, Tennessee, in 1922, and
since manhood, has been engaged in
the practice of law at GAINESVILLE,
where he had risen to we'll deserved
eminence. AT the opening of the war
he espoused warmly the cause of his
native south, raised regiment which
he commanded with conspicuous GAL
lantry at the battle Of Fort Donelson,
Port Hudson, and other fields. At
the close of the war Colonel Bailey re-
turned to his home at GAINESVILLE, and
resumed the practice of his profession.
Since then he has been twice called to
fill vacancies on the supreme Dench,
and other positions of honor ana trust
in the State. He is a man OF unsul-
lied reputation, and his words are to
be regarded as those of thoughtful,
and able man Memphis
appeal.