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The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
Blain's Condemnation.
From the Boston Transcript

From Lhe Boston transcript
Mr.. Blaine's defence before the House OF
Representatives yesterday is his condemna-
ton. 1t needs no other evidence than the
letters he presents to convince the people
that he is a conspiciously unfit man to
occupy the Presidential chair. He appears,
by his own showing, to have signalized his
advent in Washington life by obtaining
from Simeon Cameron, then Secretary OF
War, valuable contract for the Spencer
Rife Company. After becoming member
of the House, and the Speaker thereof, bis
acts respecting railroads, as shown by the
letters which he publishes, renders bis NOM
nation for the Presidency impossible. No
brilliant assumption or oratorical display
can destroy the damnatory presumption
afforded by these revelations of the Congress
sional course of James G. E'.lGa He
represents bimself as the intimate business
friend and associate of railroad speculators,
some of whose schemes depended for their
vitality and success on the action of Congress
of which he was an influential member In
one branch, and the Speaker part of the
time. That fact would be enough to con.
stitute the political death warrant OF
higher toned public servant.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
An EXCLUSIVE Church.

The Detroit Post says: A wealthy and
eccentric resident of Monroe has built him
church At the village of Ida, to illustrate
his idea of what model christian church
shouldbe. Back Of the pulpit he has placed
large wooden slab, painted III imitation OF
marble, and bearing this remarkable In
scription: "NO man will be allowed to
preach in this church who breaches from
manuscript, who does not kheel while pray
ing, who belongs to any secret society, or
who has his life insured in any way" This
rule is said to be rigidly enforced, and the
consequence Is that the building, otherwise
commodious, rarely,has any tenants.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
.ence 766demy has been extended to u

Fence 6demy has been extended to the
)th inst.
The Centennial hasn't helped the price Of
rawberies, as shippers are finding out to
heir sorrow.
The basket picnic Of Kent and Sussex
punty Grangers which was announced for
iune Sd, will be held June 10.
;. The strawberry shipments over the Della
ware railroad on Monday were 43 cars for
Jersey Citn, IS for Philadelphsa and for
Boston, molking total of 65 cars.
J. G. Bell, who with the late G. A. Wales
,ounded the Eastern Shorsntan newspaper,
Il Salisbury. has resumed control and Will
continue It as Democratic journal.
The students of the Georgetown Academy
Kill hold an exhibition consisting Of Char
,des, Tableaux, Music, &C., in the Academy
building on Saturday evening, June 18th.
y .Sxercises to coAsmence at 8 O'Clock. Ad-
mission, 25 cen@, Children under twelve
years, 15 cents.
Seven hundred thousand bushels OF oys-
ters PASS through the Chesapeake and Del
aware Canal weekly, at this season. They
are taken from the Chesapeake waters and
planted In the Delaware bay and other
waters.
The excursion Is Chiucoteacue was very
poorly patronized on Wednesday. Tho far-
mara Az Al very buay IN their crops \. go
I'M Ay01x ~ ype N j9l =, b , a n
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
. s.orv 81 Animal sasacity.

r,a Rochester Union tells the following
..nra NV concerning 80 medium-sized Diack
sto,y tou dor OF unusual spirit and intelii-
ano ",e y ownsd in that city: On recent
geneJi, asion when out with its master, good
o.. o;..J woodchuck was discovered by the dog
slheu e.;o,,v concealed under large tree, and
pa,,h a""h position that 1t could not be dis
indmsa ~ Iu bv ordinary means, and could not be
lousd ssbod Nv the eager terrier, who was Wild
,t@I !. the prospect of his prey escaping him. 1t
occurred M to one of the party that oy pour
inc water in the burrow the groundnog
would be forced to evacuate his quarters
"nd give battle to the dog. A creek ran
noar % by, and, finding an old tin pail, wafer
Vas Vas carried to the root of the tree, ana the
chuck Aoated out. His fate was soon de-
cided by the dog, who is said to have shown
more than ordinary satisfaction at the re-
snIt and from the after result must nave
tsteu Tu,, mental note of the means by which
Tho Tho burrowing animal was brought within
his ' reach. This occurred several weeks
aao and had almost passed from the recol-
lection of the dogs owner, when 1t was re-.
raled last week by the following strange, II
truc. incident: In taking his customary
Constitutional" In the woods, the gentle
man not thinking Of any such thing as the
acstruction of a woodchuck, was astonisaed
to see his dog stop like wsll-tratned setter
m the bank of small creek and sniff eager
" at something on the other side. 1t hesi-
,sted but a moment and then dashed into
the water and was soon digging with vim
at the root of an old tree, and looking up
anyiously toward his master, AS If conscious
that the assistance of the latter was abso-
lutely necessary to the success OF his design
on the woodchuck which he had found
His owner, not wishing 10 disappolnt the
dog, went over to see what was up. Ht
found the situation to be similar to that Of
the occasion when . deluge enabled the DOG
to make away with his foe. But this tlnt
there was no pail at hand, and it appeared
As If the woodchuck would escape. In thl'
emergency the dog suddenly disappeared
and it was not known where ne had gone
He was absent five or ten minutes, and OF
making his appearance astonished his mas.
ter by his frantic efforts to run along Will
an old tin preserve can, which he was carry
ius il his mouth, although it partially Gov
cred lis eyes.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
A MATTER Of POPULAR Interest,

perfect system s@d rules Of selfmeasn1ement
make \ posdHs 70 please people 2oce q nile a e
aH,sy1 away Perfectly as ii they we'e here y
Y. II suppose you have at least half dozsn
different departmentsT'
A. "My dear siri We have moro than tscenlN,
each charged with its own business, and eech
tho,oughly orgsni1ed. ni . necessary wheel wash
A. "With pleasure. The Custom Depart
ment, for those who prefer custom-mAde -
ready y-mada 10 Furnishing, Depertnsnt.
with its ehse stock Of all undeENeaT.
The Shirt loetorI. With its busy mac5inea
ming Department, itself asbig IS many ! feGa-
Lar store. The Garment Stock Boom. 1he
Receiving Room. The Order Department,
named before. The Special Uniforms nepart
ment The Delivery Depsrtment with -
score of messengers. The"
". Hold, hold sir, enough
A, "Tm not half through The Advertising
Department with ie bill aud hsn distributos6.
editing and pqblishinGA businem and popular
3og11n 3s1 "a yans :snS IS srP GsPsf TSs Hsayy
department. with e many rooms. The Do{r
Department The Youth5 Department dhe
Ch1ldren's Department with ~ gpeciel
entrance for ladies': The Telegraph Depart
mept. The Chief CLERKS Departments VIM
agers Department; Nnapctef's OMcs, and
other Offices Of the nrm7 ali busy =. bees
thinking, planning, executing, buying, @ak-
ing, registering, reo1 sending 6ut. .Selhng,
to carry on q buainea with the people amount
ing TO between 100000 and ts,0ooOoo ~
V. "S-t-u-p.e-n.d-o-u-sr'
A. Indeed 1t Isl forgot to HA1ne the
Cashiers Department, which handlesih S26 ,NoO
of retail sales on some single daysr
v. "$5 0OOl Immense That, what enables
the house to buy cheap and eelf fcheapT
A. Exactly You have t6st hit Il. The
people throng here, kn(E Ei9E that we depend
on low prices ana immeI 6sales.
v.,"what are the 'rotR RULES ! hear p
much about%
A. "Our system of business dealing IL One
price, no deviation; a Cash for everythingI 8.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. The
money returned If the buyer can't Otherwise
be suited" III
V. Nothing could be fairer"
A. Nothing. And the people see It."
v. "Well, thank you, sir, for your polite
attention" is...,f5,-
4. "Not at all. It's a pleasure TO sofve Jon.
Call again; and be sure Of the p199e-WpnA-
maker & Brown's Oak .Hall1 oVehsE sEsst cor
ner Sixth and Market"
", THANK yeul I shall BE- happy 70 desa.
Good morning" is ~
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
Hard Times In south Carolina.

from UDC OLuTlCSCOIA 4NO"0'J
The Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
at Barnweii, South Carolina, had to bring
business to sudden halt last week to save
colored jurors from starvation. They said
they had been without food for the whele
day, and could get neither money or credit.
The kind hearted Judge proceeded to give
them the following "crumbs Of comfort"
"Under the circumstances | will be com
PEELED to discharge you, for ] cannot keep
you here in starving conditi"n. But you
See to what condition you have brought
the country. You are not without blame
for the men in Office, responsible for the
stoppage of the court, were put there by
your vote. Here we are in the month OF
May there is no money to pay your Judge,
to pay jurors, to support the prisoners IN
Jail, or pay the other expenses Of the county
You colored voters are responsible for this
thing, for by your votes the bad men who
have brought about this lamentable state OF
affairs were elected"
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09

A correspondent Of the Boston Journat re
commends Secretary Fish for President,
with Hayes or Bristow for the second place.
Hon. Russell Errett, of Pittsburg, has
been nominated for Congress by the kepub..
iicans of the Twenty-second District ol
Pennsylvania.
Some of the Democratic papers in Geor'
gia hasten to deny q rumor that Hon. Julian
Hartridge has decided to be candidate ior
re-elestion to Congress. Il
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1 CARD-TO THE AMERICAN PUB

"A Lie.
For many years we have made two n?edi-
cines suited to the ailments ofa vast class
of sufferers Thousands of cures have heen
made by them, and, in fact, the wore ALL
ure could never be coupled with then. out
within the last two years eoun crf,'ts OF
our medicines have sprung up, lans erous
In their close imitation of our Trade ark
o secure the people we have placed upon
each genuine box Of Holloway's Pills and
HollOway's Ointment the fac similie OF the
signature of our agent, Mr.. Jos. Haydock.
To counterfeit this Ia felony. We shall re-
lentlessly pursue any one who initiates this
with the utmost vigor OF the law. We most
earnestly beg that the grea: mass Of the
to protect their health, and help us in our
task OF bringing these most unprincipled
men to the bar Of justice. Uniformly refuse
to purchase medicines purporting to be
ours, unless MIR. Jos. aaydock's signature
10 attached to each box OF pills or pot Of
ointment and the end will soon be reached.
The publics obedisnt servants,
6-lyeod HOLLOWAY q CO.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
PHILADELPHIA. June 8 1875.
Philadelphia Trade Report.

Cotton Is quiet and steady. at IL a l2Lc for
middllng upland and New Orleans.
Grocer es-C0ffee, Rio, l6 a l8c. Sugar.
Cuba. at 7ssa7X. Refined sugars are firm AT
lie. for cut loaf, lOA for crushed and pow.
dered, lOM c for granulated and on for A.
Molasses Is quiet, boilers being suppl cd
for the moment. Holders ask 3S19 for so
test.
svlvania do, $5.37l1a8.25 tor Minnesota do
do. $Ga8.S7% for Pennsylvania Ohio and In.
diana do, d.; and $7a8.25 for fancy brands
RYE Floua sells at $4.75a4.S5 In Corn Meal
nothing doing.
Wheat. Pennsylvania red at 8l8SalA3
l3 600 bus. do; on secret terms; amber at $l.4'
al AZ. and sprouted vt 95a$I.0715: No sales
of Rye,
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
AUCTION SALES.

HEADS
NINTH PUBLIC SALE OF
Stocks, Bonds, Leans and Real Eslsso
AT the Clayton House Building,
Wilmington, Delaware,
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1875,
ut II o'clock, A. M. sharp.
fS50,OOO) 500 shares Of the capital stock OF
the Pullman Southern Car Company, OF
Louisville, Kentucky.
$500 Is seven per cent gold coupon In :.
come and equipment mortgage bonds or
the Mississippi Central Railroad Co., eacn
for $1,000
The foregoing for account of WHOM 1t May
concern.
Lot-Front street between BroOme and
Franklin-z5 #. front by ITO #. deep to
Read street.
lots--ShalIcro IS avenue, between Scott
and Lincoln-28 and 20 feet front by 100 IT..
deep.
fots- Washington and l3th-2lM IT. front
by 100 feet deep.
For terms Of sale, plot and particulars.
see posters.
1T HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Estate
je5.8,l0.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09

The value Of this
thoroughly estat
CanadaS over Wynsan.
r. ~ ~ = ~ holding deeds for lots !. East
M SSston can have them acknowledge
procure more # they wish until
NV, June 11th, 10 to Z, a Az, daily "
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
MARKET SRTEET, NEW CASTLE,
John McCALLIN. PROPRIETOR.

The above house Is large and cOmmodtout
and fitted up in the most modern style.
The bar is always well supplied with" the
best of liquors.
Boarding can be had on the most moderate
terms either daily or weekly.
Stabling for 25 head norses.
The preprietor respectfully asks the pa,
tronage of his friends and the public.
JOHN MCCALLIN.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
UNIBRELLAN.

as GOuSSEL, asa Ig
Stat Sta fEENoH UMBRELLA MAKEhs
tne rdas removed to No. lUOtWEDT uICoNl n
dad fREET. The best Quality ~ aQc4A el1
roadE. Msnding promptly abtsnde4 ~ Il
duced, Z MI III ssjj
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
CHEAP SHOE STORE.

NHEAP SHOE STORE.
Having fitted up my shoe store, No. q
East sixth street, and laid in q larger sto9
than ever befo.e am ready to supply +
people in the Eastern portion OF the cI
ladies, gentlemen and children. at pri0
far below those heretofore charged. Ell
CANT work made to order. and mendh
promptly attended to vu
marl4-ly t...s..,...t.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-09
Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs
, 1876-04-15

EonS on. and tho nsl,ns number of candidates
nro In tho tloli. Tho uoyernorrhip Ia nf course
tho position contested. Thus far throo ctt1ill-
dates hass cnsered tho ilats. Charles r. uoti.am
and Victor r. Collier. nf Calhoun, and ChArics
II. CroaswelI, of I.onaWee. tiortiau,, by nccspe-
inK thu riaca of Aaaiatant-socretnry Ut tl,e IT.
terror, ilaH virtually Withdrawn from tho arena.
leaving tue rial tight betwer,i rn.lter and &ron-
wall Tho odds ara vastly in favor Of tho laLtor,
who has aocurnl tho support Ut Chsnafer.
1longh aud ulpo!iaheh aA Chandler iB. antl
much az llo las boon deorie,l by pnrist editors
of tho Sam Dowlos and Oodkin Rsriro. tllofa IN
not politician In tho country rosaoasca OF moro
Influence, or ono whu IL r1ozs popular witl. all
clansos Of people. One Of tl,,se Bpasma Of virtue
Which III governments by The people occur about
onco Ia 30 often. attacked t,o people Ut Mchi.
grn Just ~ hs Henk!oFtRl torn WAS oxplEing.
Somebody had to bo offered np to hppeaso pub
lto clainor. lilo ind done nothing to especially
MORT arasl, but llc was q conspicuous manager
OF &ho "knaohHg," 80 ha whs sacrificed to yitdf-
cato the sovereign r1l!o Of the poopo. But not
wlthstatltliug bis defeat, he Ia stlll mighty
pouer. Tho offlce.holders owo a1lsRianc0 to
him. and throughout tho Hlato ho has hDBts Of
vain l'llsinoaa and porsonal friends, who Btaf,l
rcaly to respond to hts every request. Aspiring
csntlt.lateH sock hls favor, and. la1lng obtained
It, arG attfo Of success, Rttch being tho caHc,
your correspondent confidently PREDICTS the
nomination aud election .of Croswp!l.
, 1876-04-15


iosttoa tofrtspordeHes Nf's ipfk lrlbh,<.
Al doubt On the subject of tho late Mr, Fora.
tst's library and other COLLECTIONS ia aot at rss
IY tho aonouucomont that Ills widow, Nho lnlgn'
hava kept thom till asr death, has resolved "a
hand over tho whG!e As once to South Kenalng.
ton. The bequcst Il larger than w&s supposed, or
F1rator was cataogllng his books, and the titles
~ far ~ 7" fill "a c!oaoIy. .psnted 8To. pagsa
lqoto from notice tu tho Tunes few Of
Aulnss of intofcAt.
The trht pxys that NJ turn oycz contains Adllsons
Travels !a Italy" with la!a Inscription. To Dt.
Jonathan Awift, tho uost sRFseaho comFsuiop, ID!
tFasss friend, aud tho greatest gshlus o ha agt ~
bpok u presented Ly III most humble servant taf
antho.;" nolns on. ve hna Dysen4 own oep} %, .,
and many corrections made Dy him: II
original stion at Robinson Crusso - tbs eoIrecte!
proofs Of four Of picArn's nnysls; tho Est slt!ona q
tat'll4nthA "'rr4fetsFn aud "Dtsssted Vtlls9ss
Fol*s COPY Of uArtA's Dtapcasaty," with auostspa.
the psoof&hssts u jvhnsens Lives of ths Posta..
corrected BY hllnself; IAndosA Imaginary lon.tI
TONS the original volumes, With very large additions
in 1.AndoEs MSS; "Ils Duucla1," with thEs salo' s.
graph, "Jonath: Swift, i739. A1ntcis.i1n! Auetons
To ths Hight 1onn.sbls tlo Easi of oxford. fEom ~
u1oat obediaut, hutnha ssFysnt H. ppEe :" anu tas
a1st and second folio RhAkspeaTt,
There arc many Yolamca OF autographs o.
which Mr. Fo1ster Waa y Hell-known oollecsot'
and ha IL 4Aad to hare Possessed III the oftR1pAt
manuscripts with ono exoepslon) OF tho *osh'
OF tho late MF. Gharles Dickens. tbs etcep
tion may possibly he ulu1o than oue, f0r ons
fsha " ChtiatmAs Carol IL u this nlonsut ou
esle ey : l.oadou bookseller, md On s1hbasaV*
In &&4 window,
, 1876-04-15

tiap'acal. What Is stranger ntitt ntmost tmme,
dsts|y after The laRt reports, torrent Of water
burnt from tho bottom Of tho uavorn, fro9a
whoFo Tho oarth iad 1'oen h',rlod, and p,uneo%, ,
dawn the side Of tho hl quitting ravno
foet dcep In 1eaa than no tfno, and tlln yoiumo
of wntcr IL Increasing hourly. Whon tho faet ~
xsalad that tdoro fs 40 pond or nsrsam nohr tt,a
spot, exospt one = mills back Of Sugar Loaf. liz
sudden appearance Of 80 large ntraam OF Sster
from tho bottom OF cavern 30 fact below tho
surface Of tho ground Ia remarkable. Troos RI
feot III liniEht rdro carried to dlatanco Of OH
teet. beoros Of peopio visited tho spot to-day,
eurfonce, Il MAS uot q land-stida. It eer!atoly
!ookste IKE 90 erat'.tan, tor to st sppeeranoes
:lo thoanantls Of tona 81 earth tanst hare 6eoa
Tho rss!l't Of this uphea1d ean 10 easily ssen
from tho windown Of passing trains. Aii
around tho ollaam tile ground waa pntlistutbod'
oxcopt wllore tho itnmenao mana Of .entth stnos
~ 1t ns 1t t,'mblod Into tho river. The lntiIoa.
tons aro that therc will aoon bo apotbor IN.
llcavat tllero. and the trackmsn arc watchinn
tic track oloaeiy. The ooollrtenoo llas revoalod
sand existed, -. ~
, 1876-04-15

PovnukExrs1E. April 12.--At tho foot Of Sugar
Loaf Mountain. OIL tho oant sids OF tho lIuaaou,
ilaar the northern entrance 10 Tho Highlands, il
the handsome sllmmer residence Of tho Widow
Wade. Opposite III tho Hudson la polllpoll's
1alAnd. This ground on which tho Wade mansion
IL looated is 800 Or 1000 feet a.oyo tho lsvel Of
tue river, the background being Sugar Loaf,
Mountain, 1000 teat highor. A s.sang. OCCUR
renee took p!kce within 4 thousand fact of Tho
hauYs yesterday Afternoon.
While jam0a NcMAnue. Tho railroad tiagnlAu,
MAS In tla rock cut uortl ~ 3 p. IT,, 4a hoard .
singular nolss. \ bort Of sattliug or cracking.
.l'o uao Als Own vorls. n thought tho a.osai
king was tumlAlnX." IN = minute altsrHasL
there Hna another H,mhttnR anil r&ttIiuK Ioudur
than the h1st, Almosk iuuioliAtely followed by
third report. Bald he, II have hoard powder Ok
plosoua and B.latp clApa OF thunder, but mover
hoard Hueh noise as that" lie ran nouth to A.
certsin the caltas. aud found tho railroad track
for 500 feet covered with ssonos ana boNldcrs,
sud Hunlsh and porch. Ila looked up tlo hill
sud HaN holo 300 feet In width sud 30
teot in lop&h, aud ttoui 1t fully $4,000
tons OF dirt an4 sand hAd TO all appear
aud across tho coYe below. Thu cove is go
feet In width, and Tue avalanche swept through
1t and over it to the Hudson River ltail1oad
track, tearing down fences and covering the
sraak inches dcep with Btoues, dirt, and llsla.
lluEa trees were hu1lad In every direction. and
tho watsr the entire lsugth OF Tho cove VS. dis
turbed.
AT O'Clock In tbs evening there w,s suothe,
report, and another mAsa OF earth vas hurled 10
tho COTS below, At b o'clock ysstssday mo1uinx
there we're two more reports, and mora 4ut VA
, 1876-04-15

a pErrNsE OF ATTnAsEy-aEsEnAL plEgRgroSr,
To the Editor Of 7AA Ch,cago Tribune:
DErno,r, Mich. Anril - lin roco,t c,t,.-
,,,, r,.,,,..,, ,t,a-" .'.'a., - .,s, o'''eH-
1o "1non4 ,'.'' sae1' appe@'ea epse1a4 o'apa'cn
19on washington uhdef tue oiA1noa heaulns,
Ii0rrGpunt-1s uo Crooked, Too" The dis
patch WIS supported by MI editorol maklnn
snb.tartio,tv III, yn,no inon;ry H.. si,,.,nrf
49, 49," 49, ,4s ~ -, !: os ""ttotauuS
tie 'oa ea6olu' WY ~ WINCH tnoy were wofdcd,
both dispatch aud 6d!tolial have deoElY Eraye1
and wounded msuy fslunds mud class1unteY OF
the Attornev. .fianernl frnv,u, ,r,o,,, i,;,r l.,
.ot,,o, ~ T., oauooa :, ...a ~ '"'1 49,. :"
ssnou' An' ~ eoHoso' NJ WV p@1 as'd IN the
Donch, iu private lilo and III public, III war aud In
peace, sud been sure that his record vas
An utraiuht MT a mathematical t,nc tha, Il, ror
80. i. h;.',,., -. 49,. S..-s.s. ~. 10y W .o'
'AAo ~ h'uas ~ uoo n!1' pus IN 'Ao BANJO cato"
cory With " crooaod wAlHkyH aud otltorH whom
1e las Lcen doing biz worry best hinco he camo
into of}lco to extnrnin.to. When sho naomi,
hava Will, .a,von, ,.,,t, ..a hoo
..',s = F Fue ~ w. 10y "+o 80" nsoA ls"A'u4 ~
lelotefeets !" circumstances OF trat anu ON.
bAlraHanens altnoHt without parallel, they
ought to know aud appreoiats II,
In .ny othor ara th.p th,a acrn,,,d nm, =,
III. ~ "ho y.
~ n1oHua. "no" no."e' m"p' "o1 Angel, nor eoo
AMaolt aso fEeo from tonEues aud
pens that ato eat on fire Of llJll, man's pro-
yous character wuuld be Of somo yaluc to
him. an1 In uou,d te nresr,ncu frro,or, ,,,tu
n.a"aI .',';',,, =. n,,.,.. ~. 'oo"s 1u''. m
~ u.Gtssa auaay ~ ougns 10 81, count !os something
,s n1nts.snn suci ~ III rs,J4. utnah. a4 ~
, 1876-04-15

xnt.a ~ ,,t, .s,,v, r,r+ t., ,,,,,,;. ro,,,a,.
INV r,,,st ..ncct m M sct,,tin,ze} o''S
sesontion was aJontcd to hoii Tho reun)sr
nentinrs n ii,a I.csrnn m tha acconI snI lat
HondsF af r. asc,, nnoath va 'No ''@o''' "AN A2"'
" ~ .r.nn,. ar ,,p ,prorr
Thu eonn1Itfnn spronfotl ~ -. III ~, a.. v..a
,us csnItIi1tc fnr 1fiormnn and hsvn th.rr .,,r,
,ho foIInr;ro nfnioo MA salad ,,nn,, - ~snn,f
~. ,,,.a.--tsr.t t.,att,ts 80 ~. ~. ~ =. ~.
nan s ,nort md ma nv tnsmcc ~ f.vo- ~ ~
nnvamspt a. Ynessi,sn L, ;,rsrent H.. is."ns ~ M
hl,or Of consicts Ia Tho 1onttenl.ry nf 1lnoie to
trvAts afms Or corporations. and bringing tho labor
n e11mtna2 IN competition with honoss Insclianles
W II, .s'otSs' s3s, cnrn.. .,a ~. ,,,
io fnn,nsnre n snv IN. m r stsas hoofT H..
Vii favor IT, enss,nent Of iaw to senaor 1rss
.spenFirs, and without UNNECESSARY delay, Tie eolec
hon OF wages, ahd alao an efficient mechanics 's'n
wv.
=. 1hs Citat ward COMMITTEES feporteu soRt
Nleas!o. D. ]. Lyon add Frnnk Watreu bal been
nalEod upon. and thas they not only eigned tho
, 1876-04-15
NATIONAL AND hThTE rOr.rrIcH.

NATIONAL AND hTATE rOfTTTCH.
sc<.a, turres,u,u,t,,re or 7'hs chi.or, y,ioun,
M.ns,r.IT Mil, ANIL n .-rh. f,,, -, ra..
"s"'nA A, A''@' ..' 1o'' " Ao!o"
caat'aR o'ohta aha tno lcAlchess OF public opln-
ION, have rccene1y baon brought forcibly home
to your correspondent. Wh0n y few wepks aRo
u,nte Tus Ts1uryr A 1,ttc, -, tho ,o1;.ia,,
e,.,..ia.. t~.,,, sI,a1.I.. zt..,a.s;s. 49, ...',
u'lna!,oh 4tom A'c"s"u n'aaopoan1' IL Heemoa
Oh II TUG people "ero abo'lt 70 shl!y around the
STANDARD OF Dlnine, and to compel lila nomlpa-
ton With hip, lurrsh at the Cincinnati Con-
oo,,,on 1,ut tho uc,,r,, ox,loatc, viii ~.
,&'..ss... -. ...,s..t.s,' HfD'sN' "''' 10
'onR taln " SUSPICIOUS auo minor exposures. LAS
materially n!terod tae aspect OF the pocicn hehY-
cnH. Tho lgura Of Drtetov, which hcforo Nas but
dimly visible abo,e tho horizon. Ia now "loom.
~ ~, 4" .na ,a .o,,1an,,,,r ~ 49,. 49,.
t"S Wy, ~" IN ~ ea9s nea'4't nio
mose 'enRshenea snaao". sosete afo coantneno-
my to doubt politicians Of every grado- They
feel tABs no ono can live for manv yonra in tlo
,nur,,v no,.r,e,, ,tmosnh,,e ~ wa.hIno+or o,,s
-. ,",,,' ..s.n.. ',.,a,,.., u' ~ 1le
eo'ne Wv "t'la BA1nen's un'a'ntoa' inoS 1eo''
too ltaF Eho tlslas arc auch III to require a. tie
Lolm OF btRto tho firm grasp Of strongly Az
rresaiyo man, And. therefore. nlthough his
ponrt,,io, for n.,uo,nl r,,tnar;.s +. Iii ~
1spus" ps, 49, petsoas .s .".'s1't5 ,,,, s'''' "n-
smlrcAed aud though hfa dhah and brilllnncy ex-
cltos their warM0st admiration. a1l appeals
nost strongly to their fancy, thinking man L,yo
raIucnntlg tfauaferrod thar Hnnnnrt from Biaiun
to lilo prlrn Secrotafy. who klaa hoan prnTad Ia
10 moro Vigorous md uncomnromisinn foo to