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HERALD FRIDAY H. I876w1TH SUPPLEMENT
FOKT MADISON, Fep z--Arrveo, bark W II Gawley, Nc

PORT MADISON FEB z-Arriveo bark W Il Gawley, Nc
PORT TowNsEND Feb Arrived SaIks Gem Of the
PENSACOLA Feb 7-Anived bark Gyda nOr). Moss,
ceared-ships ToivO Rus. sneliman Liverpool; Louise
Norl Mclk do II Kockum iSw). waden, London; barks
Ida Or Norris, Cardiff Crmea tBD, Glover, Liverpool;
schr e y Meany. Lewis, Indianoa-
sth-n port schr Providence Rice from Aspinwaln, ldg
:, PORT ROYAL, sc. Feb lo-sailed sehr Ward Parks,
PHILADELPHIA Feb lo-Arrived, steamers ceniipede.
Miller Charleson Perkiomen, Pierce, Providence barks
Dublin Eugene dfa catelSSo Pasrmo sn Concord Nor,
anderson, Newcastle Kaistad (Norl, Memtzen Antwerp
ST Hess Porto cabeio seIrS S' seui Barrett Cal,
Boston: NJ r cuia, nom New York.
s ClsaEsSstesmer ,y W Clyde Ingram New York bsTks
Queenstown or Falmouth; schrs Mabel staples Cole,
fenton, Washington Dc Moore Franklin. Portland
saled-steamer Nederland (Begl, for Antwerp.
Little With grain Tor New York for orders '''''
LEWIS, Feb 10. AA-Arryed, bark Frda Lehment Glae-
Passed n yesterday--Bark Frateni Tiki dtan Deme-
trius, from London Brig sagua, for sagua sea
yePsINsraRy. PNnsS,s Lessen. Nor, roo r,v.rn,o -.
dered to Philadelphia large number Of passing
PORTLAND. Me- Feb s-sailed schrs Marrie II. r,urns
Mary Ward BSwdCn APsrsap Chief Julia Newell. Lucy
pool; Ph@nician (Br) Scott. GLASGOW
Cleared-schr Robi Foster, for New YORK
Also cleared. schr Henrietta, Cardenas.
Dwight Sanaimo; Germania, Baker, Sehomei bark sono
ma, NeNhelry, NaQRlmO
Saled-Ship Edof1a0. Hayden, Seattle; bark Forest
Queen Burns Port Ludlow; schr Loeta Hasori La Paz
0th--Ceared ship JAS Poster. Jr. Iiowes Cork.
sBATTLE, Feb 2-Saled, bark Discovery Mcintyre San
Francisco.
sEABEcK, Feb 2-sailed, bark Oregon, Edwards, sar
SAVANNAH Jan lo-cleared. steamer Seminole. Mat
thews, Boston; schr Cherubim, for Elizabeth City
Arrived at Tybee 10Th, ship Eliza Kenny (Brj Pitman
London
Also arrived barks Brimga (Br, Porter, Dublin; Kat,
OBJ, Murphy London.
Sailed ION baTSs Rafael Pomer sp), yeevet Barcelona
Falmouth Mercur CGer) De Ham, Bremen; brigs An,
Sp Berran, Barcelona; Elvie Allen QBr), Azvedo Cap
Nerd Islands.
Bark Irahk Nor. Jacobsen, from Havre. has or
dered 20 Baltimore,
TACOMA, Feb 2-Arived. ship Shirley. Mathews, sar
Francisco
WILMINGTON. Cal, Feb 2-Auived brig Tanner, win
Jams Port Discovery.
WILMINGTON, Nc, Feb S-Ceared, bark Claudia Ger
Dnse Baltimore
eth-Arrived, CitO, from Martinique Altoona from
Orient, Ii.
Cleared-Bark Freidig CNor), Andersen, Hamburg
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb e-sailed barKs Maggie Chapman CBr)
Dernier Philadelphia: Sagatuu Nor Fredcksen Boston.
ALICANTE, Feb 1o-Arrved. bark Speedwell (Br), /,
Tower, New York
FLEETWOOD, Feb e--saed, bark Richard Pearse (Br),
Bartohy. United States
GRAvrsESp Feb Io-saed. ship Hcctanoosa CBr, John
SON. New York.
GENOA Feb e-Arrived, barks San Luigi dtar. Trapan,
New York Maresca GtaD. cento, Philadelphia Doth
reported ~ithout date George Kremeberg Patterson
City Point, Va.
HELvoKr Feb e--saled bark Aoina CGer. Rieck from
Rotterdam New York.
HAvRr, Feb e-saled, barks Reformer CBr, Brown
Delaware Breakwaer Sarah Douglas tBr Douglas Gal
weston,
LIVERPOOL, Feb e-Arrived bark shatemuc CBr) Wood,
Savannah; 10th steamers Borrowdae (Br Davis and st
Louis (Br), Reid, New Orleans; ship Lizzie Burr (Br)
Blauvelt. do.
sailed sh Lake Nepigon (Bn Scott Baltimore.
Cleared 9th, ship Alfred tBr, Gray United States.
LONDONDERRY Feb 9sailed, bark Bnergle (Nor) John
son, United states
LEGHoRS, Feb e-Arrived, bark Nuova Emile celestna
(ItaD, Starace, New York.
LrsBoS-sailed bark Francesca dtaD Casteano United
States.
MARsKrtrss to Feb 1o-Arrived brig Flying scud tBn,
st John, NB
PLYMoUrn Feb lo-Arived bark Lidskjalf (Nor), Gun
derson New York lsce below.
QuEEESsrowS. Feb lo-Arrved ship Dvanasd Dubro.
vack Aus Podieh. Philadelphia Antwerp sec below
barks ohvart utaD. MOrtola, New York Olivia Specioza
QtaI Dodero, Philadelphia Guiona 3D. smith, Mobile
brig Etna lBr) McKinnon, New York
Also arrived 10th, steamer Wisconsin 3D. Freeman New
York for Liverpool and proceeded
RIO JASEiRo, Feb 9Arrived. bark L Pendersast CBr
Bases. New York
Arrived prior TO Feb l. sohr Martha Heath Kirby. New
York
SEVILLE, Feb lo-sailed, brig Laura cacace QtaD.
Lauro, New York.
TExrr Feb s-sailsd, bark Paul tGeri Ka.l crom Am
sierdam,. New York
wARExSrorNr. Feb o-saled. barks Providence Or).
Coalneet Philadelphia; Keystone (Br, Thomson. do
Arrived az -. Framat, United States
Sailed from - bark Marehioness Of Queensberry lBr)
Henderson Cro GrAnton), Savannah brig Fanny AUS,
Andre. United states
LONDON. Feb lo-Ship Dvanast Dubrovack (Ans). from
Philadelphia for Antwerp put into Queenstown to-day with
loss OF and all attached jb0oom mantopgai
liant mast.
PLYNourH, Feb ioThe Norwegian bark LddskjalL Capt
Gunderson from New York an 8 az this port
day She had experienced heavy weather and lost bull
warks. She Is laden with petroleum aud naphtba.
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Dreadful Disafection of South
ern Colored Senator.
Mr.. BRUCE ON THE RAMPAGE
Stathing Rebuke 10 the Administration and
the Republican Party
Mr.. BLAlNE'S SPEECH ON THE CURRENCY.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON Feb. 10, 1874
NR. PLANES SPEECH ON THE CURRENCY ouEs-

TICN.
Mr. Blaine's speech the currency question was
the of the day in Congress The galleries we're
crowded and he was listened 10 with intense interest
not only by his own party, but by the democrats for
everybody was eager to know what ground he would
take At the close he general congratulations
a number Of the leading democrats adding theirs TO
those OF his own side. Many points made by him we're
thought very strong and his declaration that the
currency could not be left TO politicians or TO Congress,
but must be taken out OF politics made particularly
strong impression Mr. Baine's main point, that re-
sumption by redemption Of the legal tenders
and their extinction logical consequence Of this
and what he said on this point is regarded here as a
declaration of the policy which the republican SIDE of
the House viii maintain.
In conversation to nght Heading democrats without
expressing themselves about the sentiments Of the
speech praise very highly the clearness with which
the subject presented and It's finished style Among
the republicans Mr. Blaine gets almost universal assent
1t is probable that Mr. Kelley dssgrees, but he was
silent and was noticeable that the Western repub
lcans we're very highly pleased 1t is evident too that
the OF the speech the proposition that
necessary get the greenbacSs out OF the way and
thus the currency out OF politics and make 1t impos
sblo for Congress politicians TO amper with il
any excuse has the hearty assent Of many democrats
Indeed, there signs here that "tako the
rency out Of politics. may become avorite watch
word in the financial struggle.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb esArrived schr John Thompson,
saiied--schr Mary Zimmerman, Baltimore
BOSTON, Feb Io-Arrived. steamer VIM Crane Taylor
lBr Colin Port Platte via Turks Island schr Bonny
Cieared.Bark carovinc tBr), Richards Port Eraberh
schrs Server Cordery Charleston Lucy Holmes, Tee
saieS,stsspeT%s a steam % Berks ana Hercules. Wind
nesti London; Bahasar Aus NcoIich, 6avre; schr I'm
Allen, Jones. New York.
lohArriyed steamer Calvert. Foley Charleston; ship
Lake Superior Br Reynolds Liverpool; bark AnnaA Rich
Roenos no Rio SSG S hnsopc S
Alice, Fenberg, New York. schr Montana Bearse,
Also arrived 10th, barks CASTELAR, CNorl Lund Water
Nor, Remer Bristol vasco de CANA tNor MaAaensen
Cork orgs Hanna tRuss sjomsn, Bsest; Typhon Norl,
schrs Bentley, Mehafey, Jaeksonvile Ida Babcock
Lee Savannah - Carrngton, Parker Provdence Nettis
cleared steamers Jamaican sBD, wInder Liverpool;
savannah; William Lawrence HOwss, Boston; sehrs Rate
sSss sons ssr Sssn oTs saT.b
salamee Bertha schr Frank Emory '
BRUNSWICK Ga. Feb 1o-Arrived. steamer cry Of Aus
0HARLFsToN, Fee 7-Arriyed. bark schamyI (yor).
Moler Wilmington NC; schr Carrie Nelson. Allen Maya
cicaredsehr Mary s,ocEham, Rceo, Georgetown. SC.
IothArrived, steamer Equator iIinckley philadelphia
Clcared-Barks Agnes cGer) Herdes Amsterdam: Laiia
SBr Sgnnin CHAM Mediserrsnesn can brig Brave swe. oes
sailcd-Barks Kong sverre Norj. stetn saIon (Nor).
Also sailed, bark Telsmach Nor) Moler, Ipswich; sehr
Myrover Brown New York.
R9-Bsrk W Whiting (Br). Pumore. nom Newport via
st Thomas has been ordered 20 Baltimore
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb IO-Arrived barks Victoria
(Norl, Boulgaard, London Lyman, Pnkham and Lii
han Vigus (Bri, Vigns. Liverpool. seeking
Sailed-Barks Paer tAus. Gadulich rom Gloucester),
Baltimore; Deset Dubrovacki Aus), DrabaE trom Dub
ln), do.
GALVESTON Feb 5-Cleared ship Bolivia 3D. Murphy,
New Orleans; bark Bellevue CBr). kyfhn, Mobile
sth-Cieared oarks Anal mon, Llnce, Cork; Pomona
(NOrl IonaSsen, Fleetwood.
GEORGETOWN. SC, Feb 5-Arrived, schrs c Woodbury.,
Mason Searspor 9Th, Hattie McG Buck Woodbury.. Balt
Cleared 5,h schrs Hazard, Brewster New York Jacob
Beacham. Woodland. do
JONESPOkT. Nc. Feb 7-In port. schr Clara Rogers.
Rogers, from 50 John NIB. for Cardcnas Miscellany
Boston
NEw ORLEANS, Feb e-Arrved, bark Rosario tsp), Ca
rondc Havana
SOUTHWEST Pass Feb 6--Arved, schrs VIM Fisher, Lor
ing. Jamaica; Mary Evelyn. McClearn. do
NORFOLK. Feb e-Cleared ship Kate Prince, Hamilton,
Liverpool bark - Lawrence tBrl, Doe, Demerara
kEW BEDFORD Feb lO-sailed, schr Young Teaser,
Philadelphia
PORr BLAKELY, Feb 2-saied. bark c L TAYLOR, Berg
man, San Francisco
PORT Ludlow Feb 2-Arrived, bark Adelaide Cooper.
Ha~ee San francisco.
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Brig A PenneIl Beck, Moule Guad-James Murray a
Co -
Brig Ann Elizabeth, Burgess. Mayague1, PR-snow
Burgess.
schr Emerson Emerson, Basse Terre, st Kittscart
wright Harrison. -
schr Mary Collins. somers Ponce and Mayaguez PR
II Winchester a Co.
schr L Racket Bergman, Turks Islands, &c-Wlson
Asnus.
sleeve Co.
sehr Madawaska Maid, Tupper. Gloucester Mass-R
Goodwin Son
steamtug Jennie, Watkinson Charieston-Geo Plymer
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CLEARED.

steamer wieand Ger, neb.eh, Hamburg via Plymouth
--kuuhardt a GO.
steamer cly ofvera Cruz, Dcaken. Havana-F AIexan.
dre a Son.
steamer Gamma CBrj, Lddcoat. hamiioa ,Bermuds,-
A Outerhrd-e.
steamer city o. Dallas Hines Fernandira via Port Royal
SC n Mallory Co
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. savanpah--w r
Garrison.
steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence, Norfolk City Point and
Eichmond-Od Dominion steamship Co
Steamer Fleanur.. Johnson. fu-tland-j , Ames
BARK Virginia iBrl Pugsley. Bristol E-Gco Banev.
BARK Francesca dtal. Calihero, GlasgcwJohn sea
ger.
BARK MARITIME dtaD, Gigantic Glasrow--John seArer
Brig "A sibiey. Colson, AMER Tor orders-snow Bur
CESS
Bark Excelsior Eddy. Jr. Hsvre-J Maxwell
Hand
sSs Easlss Rr), Davis, EOulerideOJohH Ncricn, Jr
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p7rNorIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING

pa-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted Distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht, showing while burn
ing the eoors red green red changing from TO the other
in succession several miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal, viii obige by
preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
p-Persons desirous Of communicating with vessels arv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels,
HERALD acht pier No East River New York
received from all parts Of the world and promptly de
liyered. Duplicates required.
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SAILED.

Steamers Weland GER for Hamburg: Canadian (Br)
Glasgow Gamma Br Bermuda City " Vera Cruz, lla-
city OF Dallas Fernandna &c: Herman Livingston,
Savannah; Ellen Terry Newbern, NC Isaac Bell Rich
mond. &c; Fanita, Philadelphia; ship Wyo (Br London
baTks Alberto Aus Cork Frera (Nor Bordeaux j
Marsh Cardenas Norah. Point ate Dora (r Sc Johns,
ME- Evening Star, 81 Jago; Marno AUS, Cork Fal-
mouth Espioratore Ita Bristol: Uzziah (Br Adelaide
Volturno qtan, Lisbon Geo Barnard -; brigs Ro-
bero GtaD Gibraltar; q Sherwood, st Jago: Jennie A
Phinney Bueno Ayres; ehrs Maggie CAIN 81 Jago; Flora
NJ Crowley. 81 Thomas
Wind a midnight, Sc.
RHr mpfer
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and smpmasers informed
by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street, London" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc lOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French Medi
ports will find the Paris Office economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news. Eya
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Hughes. Napsiul
uiANFuEcos, AN 27-Arrved, schr Minnie Hudson. So
Thomae; leh 3, schrs Abbe Bacon Bacon. New York
On ihcs Holder, Saunders 81 Thomas; Annie Jones
Ahrl Jones, DO l. Leveriue. Corsou Barbados Alice
New York
sailed Feb & brig Forre., Prince Br, Carol Boston
fchrs Navy staples, Mott Portland. Mary Novel; David
10n. New loIki Oh. ong kIemln, MlnAn, HosiUn.
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Ship Lucie Rivers from New York for San Francisco
Dec Il, lat l. y, lon SO w.
Ship Davis Ford. from Liverpool for Bombay, Dec 20
lat 20 n, Ion 70 16 w.
Ship Carvlle CBD McFee, from England Cal
cutta, Dec IL lat II 26 ), Ion "a 10 w.
Brig weseyk Seymour (Br), Knowton, from Newcastle
+, for Rio Janeiro, Dec iS. lat 81 y, Ion "a IL W.
Schr Minnie Loud from Matsnzas for a Northern port
date. of Egg Harbor.
for bombay. Nov II, lat n. Ion - w
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.er. satls Defh,atio,,. oaee-

DATEs or DEPARTURES TRoA PoR TIE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY MARCH.
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AIsCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N States for without publicity; legal
everywhere charge until divorce granted advice free
VI. HOUSE Attorney, 1914 broadway,
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WHALENIEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from rrovincetown Fob 8 seh Knight Foster
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pouNp sourH.

steamer Acushnet Rector. New Bedford for New York.
Schr Nathan Cleavcs Fortune Bay. NJ for New York.
Schr Mahaska tBrl. - John, NIB. Tor New York
Smith, Jameson, Charleston, SC for New
York
schr Henry Cole, Hatch. Providence for New York.
Schr Henrietta simmons. Godfrey Boston for Virginia
Schr Annie Bergen Bergen. Providence for New York.
Schr O. Rogers Fletcher. Providence for New YORK.
Schr Colby, Wilcox, Newport Tor Philadelphia.
Schr Eliza Rebccca Stothof Providence for New York.
Schr MnQuas. Phillips Providence for New York
Schf Eliza Ann. Providence Tor New York.
Sthr knos Phillips Wood Mole for New York.
schr Lucy y, Crcssman, New London for Baltimore.
Scnf Green County Tanner Hyde, Providence for New
schr Albert Jameson, Caudage Providence for New York
Schr Neptune, Locke, Norwaik Ul New York
Schr Nm Jones. Davis. Providence tor New York.
sehr y tiA Nelly. Rockiaul flr New York.
Sehr Forsyth, bobbe. Stamford tor New York.
BOUND EAST
Sicamer Eeaucra. johnson. New York for Portland
Bedford. ' ~ - ~ -"
steamer 0alatea Walden, New York for Providence
scar Liberty smith, hmhoy for Norwaik
Schr Nelson Harvey. shaw New York tor New Bedford
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.

Next drawing February 10
For particulars address :, ,,-,,, 90
10 Wall ST. basement, box 1859 New York Post Ofco
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DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
OFFICIAL DRAWING, FEBRUARY s, 1870
NEXT DRAWING FFpRuARy 10
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
Ne AseTa 60 Agrd.lNa 1Nssra. NO Arovd.
,ssS5i ssool i'0oo''' $500 hsegundo 5000
l55.2..SoOl so0OOO ll2lT9... -S5oOl 500
h5FS .aOOl ltll2 49,. 500 l2lsl 500 26stO 500
iSSI-9. ..soJoI lfl24.....5OOl 26S62. 800
100 --..seoi l3t7l3.....O9
t2S-s' tS-s ....9SoD szsooo $1,000 l3l7I5......3oo
1919. .5OOl 1896. !. -. 500 J9l3 III Moi
frhes eashed Information farished frea
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers.
Post ohce box 4.f4S No. n Waii "a
'THOMAs r. AGNEW, THE GREAT NEW YORK GkO.
Ger, Tea Coffee and Flour De aler. Ynrknfs and
everybody call and get bargains 80 vese1sk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
FAREWELL HOLMAN.

The whirligig of time has at last brought
defeat to Hon. William S. Holman, the
great reform Representative in Congress,
from the fifth district of Indiana. Hol-
man has been sitting as a reformer
through eight terms of Congress. He
was thought to be invincible at home.
He has been defeated at the polls, and
MIR. Browne will be better man in his
place. The mission of Holman was to
guard the public treasury against every
leakage that did not flow into Indiana.
he was the true representative Of West
ern Democracy. The Democratic Speaker
OF the Democratic House appoint cd him
on the Committee on Appropriations,
along with Sam Randall. Holman had
massive brain. His giant intellect was
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!l
SEVEN GRAND MASS MEETINGS

RoOMs REPCBLIC PARISH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
Mechanics institute.
New Orleans, October 2. 1876.
The campaign in the city of New Orleans
will terminate with series of ven mace
meetings and torchlight professions under the
Auspices Of this committee. Eminent orators will
be present to address the people Their names
will be announced in advance Of each meeting.
The clubs Of the seventh. eighth and ninth
wards will attend in torchlight procession.
SECOND-Coneo Square Second District.
SATURDAY NIGHT. October Ia.
Tie clubs of the fourth, fifth and sixth wards
will attend in torchlight process ion.
THIRD-Tiyo Circle First District
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. October Is.
The clubs of the nrst, second and third wards
will march to the meeting with torches
FouRTaa . s9nars, Fourth District.
The clubs of the tenth and eleventh wards will
march to the square with banners and torches
PIFTH-Jeferson Market, Sixth District.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, October Is.
The clubs of the twelfth. thirteenth and four
tenth wards will march with torches to the
meeting
klXTH-Courthouee, CarrolltOn.
SATURDAY NIGHT, october %.
The clubs of the sixteenth and seventeenth
wards will be present in torchlight procession.
SEvENTH-Lafayette Square.
TUESDAY NIGHT, October 81.
A General Grand Mass Meeting.
The clubs of all wards Will march to this last
meeting of the campaign
By order of the Committee.
oc4 CHARLES A. BAQUIE, secre tary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
CAMPAIGN

SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
STATE CAMPAIGN CoxxIrrRR }
Republican Party Of Loui lana.
New Orleans, October 1876
JUDGE HENRY C. DIBBLE. Republican candi.
date for Congress. will address the people Of his
district at the following times and places:
Kennervile. Jefferson parish left bank.
THURSDAY NIGHT, October IL.
Courthouse St. John the Baptist parish,
SUNDAY. October Is.
Camp Psrspet, Jefferson parish. left bank.
TUESDAY NIGHT, October II.
Tiveli Circle. First District, New Orleans.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT October 10.
Clay Square, Fourth District, New Orleans,
SATURDAY NIGHT, October q.
Jefferson Staten. JedeI son parish, right bank
SUNDAY, October n
Jefferson Market, Sixth District. New Orleans.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, October Is.
Courthouse. Csrrollton.
SATURDAY NIGHT, October %.
At the meetings in st. Charles. St James and St.
John the Baptist MR. DlBBLB will be present with
MARSHAL PITKIN aud the other speakers already
announce by the committee.
The above named meetings in New Orleans will
be held under the auspices of the Parish Cam
paign Committee, and other speakers will b an
nounced by that committee.
The meetings 1t Gretna, Kennerville, Camp
Parspet and Jefferson Station will also be Ad
dressed by HON. J. II. SYPHER. hon. HENRY DE.
MAS JUDGE N. MARKS, HON. 7. B. STAMPS and
other speakers.
By order o! the Committee.
A. DUMONT, Chairman.
L. LAMANIERE JR. EecrAtaIY. oc4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

concentrated on ono thought and ono
speech, and that speech was 81 object. I"
he objected to granting relief to Louisi-
ana sufferers from overflow, he objected
to government aid for building our levees,
he objected to an appropriation for the
New Orleans Mint, and his objection de-
feated the bill which would have put the
mint in this city in operation coming
money. He has objected to everything
useful and honest during his long term of
service in Congr ess, being real Demo-
cratic reformer. Now the voters Of In
diana object to him, and Holman the half
man is nobody.
1t is doubtful if he will find any mourn
ers even among our fercest Louisiana
Democrats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

1t appears that in spite of the positive
assertion to the contrary Of that Shreve-
port gentleman than whom no man in
the State is more veracious," that Colonel
Jack Wharton was assailed with missile
at the Republican meeting in that town,
and the decent Democrats are thoroughly
ashamed of the disgraceful act. 1t is not
often we take the trouble to notice the
denials of Democratic outrages which
generally appear in the opposition news
papers just after the truth is published in
the REPUBLICAN, and few days before
the facts are confirmed by notoriety and
their own publications. 1t is generally
pretty safe to leave the reports furnished
us by our correspondents to time for vim
dication.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
ARE ST OF MIGRANTS IN INDIANAPOLIS

ARREST OF MIGRANTS IN INDIANAPOLIS
The Democrats of New York sent out q
lot Of hired spies to attend to the political
interests of Tilden. Blue Jeans and Nor
rissey, in Indianapolis, but the poll ce
took them in as Migrants. The Louisville
Courier..]our,,al is very indignant at the
outrage, says the persons arrested are
highly respectable New York detectives
"a synonym for spies), who board at the
best hotels in Louisville. But their looks
were against them and the Indianapolis
police took them in. This gave them
such notoriety that their usefulness as
spies was destroyed, and Democratic in
dignation runs high. They threaten to
sue the city. Perhaps lawyer Tilden will
volunteer to conduct the suit. 1t is bad
enough to be spy, but to bungle and be
exposed is outrageous. The so-called va
grants certainly ought to sue indianapolis,
and Louisville ought to join in behalf of
the guests of her "best hotels"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Another mysterious horror has occurred
in Ouachita parish. Two colored men
have been murdered by party of assas.
sins with black Tor blackened) faces, and
the sheriff and posse are in pursuit. 1t
probably depends upon circumstances
whether the murderers are ever caught OF
not. If they were really negroes. they
will no doubt be found and punished.
But if they were Democratic masquerad-
ers, with blackened faces, they will be
permitted to retire to the obscurity that
now throws protection around the green
goggles, false whiskers and peculiar COL
ored ponies which have recently filed so
large place in the public attention.
There may be day of retribution yet
in the future for some Of our hitherto sue
cessful assassins. They should remem-
Der that John D. Lee, the Mormon muir
derer, escaped for nineteen years, and ,cos
finally giren up by his friends.
No matter whether the murderers of
the two colored men in Ouachita are
black or white Democrats or Republicans,
political hirelings or highway robbers,
they should be brought to punishment,
and the community will be held response
BILE for the crime until they are unearthed
and exposed. There is no political end
to be achieved by concealing such Q
crime.