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, 1876-12-05
THE CITY.HAJL.

The Treasurer yesterday received s5,47o from
the Water Department.
The petitions for Superintendent nickcy's re.
moyal wero hourly expected yesterday, but did
not make their appearance.
". F. Bloom yesterday took out = permit to
build two two-story dwellings, asxt1 feet, on
ThlrtY~ntth, near Huber street,
Tbs varicty-show people continu &, without re-
ce!ylng any satisfaction, to bother tho Mayor
with their complaints aud applications. lie
will trust them no more.
Tho late storm On tllc like cnused the llEng
Mp with sand 0t tho Douglas place sewer. Tllo
Engineering Departsnfnt yesterday dispatched
gang Of 1nen to rcinedy tho trouble.
The Comptroller llaa commenced to puy all
past-duu certificates vi u ,OO0 and less III full
when ptescntcd, and on tho certlhcatcs Of more
than $1,000 Ae Is paying dividend Ut 20 per
cent.
The City-llull employees wcrc paid their
Ill day. Tho lsren,eu, police, aud school taach-
crs will bo paid as soon u tho rnls and vouctI.
ers aro prepared, which time will ba Friday or
thcrcabouts.
1t q gratifying to Comptroller Farwell to no.
tieo that tue local agents Ut thu foreign inA,lr.
auco companies arc paying Mp tho taI imposed
upon theul by tle charter OF tho city, for tn
tttn cacl! payment Means: "one less legal proc
css for. ms to 60 through to collect that
money"
Persons who hare hai their attention drawn
| cnRcr work OF the city, aud h1ye compared the
present condition OF the streets, nartcuiasly tho
| downtown streets, with their condition befo1o
! the Mayor notified all persons that scayepGer
, 1876-12-05
CRIMINAL.

| r,,,, 1,.,. ot,u.- .l,-
octcctlle Hons summons arrives IN town THIS
James ". Dcplc,, tho murderer Of James
swecnov
~ r,.,,,.
~ .,a :. ,.,a.n,,atrr Iav ), u, sau.h ,Wa,ns
W Inu 6ooscoesty H y" oouta ""'ce
street, lakt a1tcf having r!ekea up caddy ol
sloIs.house dour BY accident.
ht,r,,ac, ,fcD,an,t, Norr,a Martin Hurry ,v
,cn,.. .ioi,n pn,stn- nnd Jvatt nnhLins' ,rnre
Yesterday taEe,, in Ut tho Arn,ory for kcnnt"e
n,nm nivinr e ti,e ,fnmc nj NJ Annn F,rtun ac
rIa.,ns 10 }sar. iost so,ai II - i'm ,thin "o ~
nast two ~ ma"ihs "' '''"' VI F"'''o "'''''' ''o
tNqs WV u'o,'"e'
Ing while endeayortng to hurglarIzo the storo OF
eo1ninisslon .hnusu at No. o Market street.
DHlccr Dents Foley waited until tho nun got
Inside, nnl then EOhblcd him. +Eatnes 6pent
, 1876-12-05
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Turner forgery caso still drags along IN
tho Criminal Court. Those looking ahead to Its
end fix the date about two wceks hence.
Tho GRIND and Petit Juries wcre called In the
Criminal Court yesterday ind excused for a
week, there being nothing for either Of the
bodies to do.
After the adjournment Of tho now County
Board yesterday, nll Of tho new members, c1-
cCpt Afr. Scnne and tho lenders Of tho "Rlng,"
somehow strollcd Into the County Attorneys
office, and held . private confab. It WIS little
and wtere It did. but II is too soon 10 make any
harsh Judgments against the NOW numbers.
Bchucl1, the EFavcl-road man, was around ycs-
tcrtay seeking to blockade travel On mora roads
thnn lo already does. lle wants tho County
Donrd to grant him privilege to gravel tho road
to tic poor-Honse, and thence west, and. Of
course, the additional privilege Of charging toll
to all travclcrs. A few OF tho members to whom
the matter l'ae been mentioned appear to think
favorab]y OF the schemc. aud are willing to vote
for It on the condition that teams md county
employees going to and coming from the farm
shall not be charged any toll.
Commissioner Holden, by virtue OF his posi-
tion us Chairman Of the County Board, Is q
member oi the County Board Ut Education,
The antt-Wcntworth 1nsn arc not little solc-
itous 70 know how hc Will stand OF tho Homou-
~tn1s Normal School question, especially Messrs.
Plnnt ind Kear,ey: solne OF them interviewed
no othcr satisfaction than tint ha would meet
them In few days and talk the unit
ter over. II he stands by Wentyort11,
of course tint gentleman will be ahead for tho
time being. But kearncy says Wentworth will
be hoaten in the end, for II IN no OTHER way ie
intends to introduce bill in the Legislature
th!s winter provllng for tho purchase Of the
school by thu statc, and milking Il on adjunct
OF tho State Normal School, und lie feels satla-
fed that he ean curry A!s point.
, 1876-12-05
HOLDEN,
3K1410 IllXF
TIE NEW COUNTY HING nRnANlzr

THE NEW COUNTY nINo ORGANIZED,
Tho new Beard Of Commissioners Of Cook
County held their hrst melting yesterday after
noUn. The Board, as nnw constituted, consists
Vt Commissioners Ayars, Bradley, Carroll,
Clcary, couly, Fitzgerald, Guenthert Hoffman,
Holden, Lcnzcn, McCatfrcy, Mulloy, Schmidt,
6cnne, Tabor, all OF whom wcro present ycstcr-
day afternoon. The lobby was packed "a closely
asa full sardine-box with tho usual crowd Of
rnrlosity-scekers.
At 9;15 the Clurk called the Board to order
Ind called the roll. On motion Of Copmissloner
srhmidt, CommissIoncr McCa1rcy was chosen
temporary Chairman.
Tie erclcnttals Ut tue new members were ae-
eepted, and thoss gentlemen were inductcd to
their seats by committee consisting Of Com
1n!ssloners Schmidt, Carroll, aud Tabor.
Commissioner Fitzgerald nominated
c. c. P. HOLDEN FOE CHAIRMAN,
and, on motion Of Commissioner Schmidt, tho
gentleman was unanimously elected. He was
, 1876-12-05
THF INDIANS.

BTFFAL0 sFRINos, Wyo. Ter., Dec. 3.-dcn.
Crooks whole force left, for Fort Reno this
uIorplns. his intention being to moye down
Little Fowler River to Its junction with Powder
htver, AMI Tiers. forming supply camp, opcr-
ato against tho hostles as circumstances uictate.
This polnt will be convenient for operations 10 the
Tongue, Little Missouri, or BUlle Fourcha. Tho
latest Information IL thut Sitting Bull las abou.
40o !ougcs unl Crazy Horse about serenity,
1ku command e rationed to about Jail, /.
iruartl, chief Of the scouts, Is Of pplulon that
unless SURPRISED the hoatlcs Will nut maks q
stand. Tile wounded OF staekenzicfs tight leave
here to-n,orrow tor Fcttcrtna1,. Gen. Crook ux-
, 1876-12-05

work waf1lt1 hereafter he done only by prisntc
:ontr'ct, rannnt hcfp hit see n change FOR io
l,rttcr. Several Of tho o'..tLtnc *s4lTrngeso.
!-aricey anu Downcy atno'g thc, lot. have ron-
tracts Vi. certain streets, md ,lo their work
much l,cttcr than when they worked for tho
city: There arc mt 80 r,any Of the ash.boScs.
twlli.barFcls, ctr., Upon thr sidewalks and III
tho g,ttters, aud there sro fewer complaints.
Col; florence, Of tho second Regiment, Was
rexctl hccau.r Tho Colmrtro'fer rsfueed 10 pay
Tho hil of fH,ho0 for The rrnt Of the Second
Regiment ha'l. It seems that wlvn the Council
male an approximation of s50W for tho rent
tho pultce to be allowed to drill thcrein}, tho
officers tuok H. fur granted that It was all right,
at'sa calculated upon tho ,nonsy which they wero
To rcrutye frn,n the city,. There had bccit no
understanding With the city ot1lciala about thu
matter, an.l nftcr .tx months havu elapsed in
ux,ncs lltl Of $1,iN for rent for nix months Of
tlr[la-l,nl for Tho sccunh Regiment. Thu
nnnnal rent of tho Second Regiment hail IL
$.,sO, AIltl why, Just six ,nnnt1,s after the np-
preparation lad been mntc, A till for the f,ill
amount atltttll hn brought In IL what tic Comp
trollcr tallnut understand.
Vital. sTATfsrIcs.
The Commissioner VI Health makes tho fol.
lowing rclM'rt for tho week endtng Saturday,
Dec. 9: Total deaths, 1863; preceding week,
1os: DECREASE, O; corresponding week OF last
yilcnts, I: eonyulsions 20; t!tphthcra, 70; scar-
Ages Of ttectnsctl: Under year, IS / to 3, 10;
2tu3, 10: !, o. to s, Q; ! 10 10. IL; ID to
~ s; 20 to 30. u; 10 to 49, u; 40 to 80, Z; 60 to
-. md females, 81; married, 3o and single, lH;
white, 1ti2.
Commissioner Wright adds 10 his statistics
the following re,narks: "Tho deaths from
scarlet fever and dinhthcrin ara In excess
Of tho previous week somewhat, yet new
eascs ~ reported by tho physicians arc rapidly
dtlulshtne, aud there Ia a fair prospect that the
diminish. It Is 81 seldom a that thcro RS arc % djseases
attended with sl,ct scyere complications as in tho
present season, and from such complications the
blood Incomes 80 thoroughly poisoned that rem
progress. It Is to be hoped that tic coming
week. may be marked by quite diminutton Id
deaths from these diseases.
Tic Health Oillecr reports 8j nutsauccs served
articles condemned: Ono carcass md 90 pounds
Of beef, 8 hogs, aud sheep.
, 1876-12-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

10 Ad Editor Qf Ihe Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec. a.-1s It not becoming plain to
every unprejudiced or cool observer that which
over party succeeds I'll p1acing It's candidate In
tho Presidential chair must mako up Its mind
to be overwhelmingly defeated at the ucxt cleo
tlona There can be No doubt Of this. Eacl.
party accuses tile other Of fraud, aud which,
ever Of tho present candidates goes in docs 50
with the taint Of fraud upon Ills party. Such Il
taint is not remembered against the loser, but
1t clnge to the winner md to his pnrty, nnd In
tho present caso 1t will most assurct1ly
be shown at the next election by the
selection Of ltouse nf Representatives strong
10 the opposition element beyond precc1ent.
but I'll one one gsy sSsa c" 1S e ass asfss poS osS
both Hayes and ridden Electors. This will
give tic country rest and breathing time, and it
"e s %a 5 Seq19 psoa otJF Tor yspr y9g s fo9 % 5
future such difficulties us we hare experienced
ut the election Just past.
But this ,!a1t SHOULD be dono 'sor It will not
compromise. TO be generally agreed upon,
acii0n SHOULD hc had Vi oIlec.
Canno1 "tho people" do th!sl OF course tho
great army OF o1lfto-scekcrs will object. Sixty
Thousand who nre to he rewarded by either tho
Republicans or Democrats for past SERVICES and
you, ,oN who expect to he 50 rewarded, will OH
jcct To atiy compromise. But cannot U000, GOO
though they be, quietly sct aside tl!is expectant
sRk),NW, and decide that tho Republic shaH 6e
'atst' from tho aangcFs that no* thrc9ten II I'll
in,pract!cablc. The Electoral delegations ii
thsrts-cicht States mrct ~ their respective
Htute Capitals Tomorrow {AEedncsIay} Mfut cust
their votes for President and .Ftre-p prcsitlent,
, 1876-12-05
Staftons. iRar., 71r. WiHd, |Hatm /.
The GREELEY BUST.

New YoRK, Dec. 4.-Tho bust Of the late
Horace Greeley, presented to friends Of the de-
ceased by American printers and journalists,
WIS unveiled Mt Greenwood Cemetery this after
noon In tho presence Of about 1000 people. Tho
exercises opencd with prayer by tho Rev. T. II.
tho presentation was made hv ". ". Bolwell,
Of Typographical Union No. .. After the monu-
mont bud hcen formally presented, Turlow
Weed. In behalf OF Tho Board Ut Trustees, un-
yelled 1t. Dayard Taylor delivered an eloquent
ornt'on. an appropriate poem by G. 7. Stel-
man brought tho services to close.
, 1876-12-05
SWEET CHARITY.

~. '---'7' = !. IT
THE HOP FOR THE DENEP1T OF TIE wONANss
HOSPITAL
For so,no lIncYneetrd cnusc thr socto1 ,vor1a
se.s .n, .a.. ~ .N...,' Wv 'o-'A' "ut"t
uoch not eecln 10 HB aHoELhtH Season. Al tho
charity ball given hy the 5uanarcrs of tho
Wnmnp+. ttos,ft,1 1.s4 .,.,,t...
,'o"t''At 'a's ofcun'e on'y Aoout
thirty couples were present: The weather GER
tninly Co,i mt he Yllcrrd ns nm rrc,,es f,r tho
.1rr. .,,a,,.,,.,s. ,. - 80 -"enoo ~ 'us
~, ~ ,voo,h.. H., a.. ~ ~. ~. ~. 'so. 'l"',
~ Msn. -. "eatn. '.nt ,ae o."aon Aas proaueed.
Nelthes coua IL nave s'ccn Through any fault Of
the management, stnce tho ladies' having tho
hajl In Charge are among tho leaders Of smith
In vetfinlr lin thrsc ami, cha rIthi, ,,nrtIn n
, 1876-12-05


CHICAGO, Dee. 4.-Wlll you please state II
there is III ordinance requiring people to clean
their sidewalks In Chicago; il 10. why Is 1t not
cnforcclf Strangers from other cities express
tho greatest surprise tint our sidewalks arc SUI
fcrcd to remain nll winter covered with snow
nit! tee. when In their own cities they Aru obltg-
ea to have 1t removed within a lew honrs after
storm, oven from their vaetstt lots In rc,note
parts Of tho city. 1t y sla,nc That women
cugo on account ot not being ablo to N'atlu
through tie alush, or risk tllelr neclss on the
Ice. Z. u. N,
(ANswER: There Is such an ordinance, and 1t
it Ia as foliows:l
Tho oeeugaut or owner or II there bs no oecn.
ey cheaso ren apSa sng .ss
thu sidewalk q which e&all By OF plank, stone. q
hssk na % slyqr tls ., stdewa II fTont Of eh
o'clock Of tho for1noun Ut carh day, aid keep tha
SAME clear u such snow md iee, u"dnr pensaty
Of 81 foF every twelve hours such sidewalk shall
remain ineulMhcErd Wt!ll suow lee after notice
oissr III ,i sS or owner fro" ny my
Thu rcasons for It's noa-ensorccment are two
E1rst-As general thing, the police officers
are not aware OF tho existeuee NJ any such ordt.
nanee, or that / Tiers IL pcna]ty for fai'lng to
tsecoitd-Clttzrns III gs1lesal are m0re given to
maEinE complaints to newspapers than thry arc
to e1aeayorns to seg themselves to the ehf0rce-
tncnt ok thc laws. pArIuuB mural lectures have
boon read on this point OIL previous oecas!utls,
anu It IL unnecessary now to repeat theM. i
may bc sald, however, TINT II ''E. D. n" will
quietly taks tl!u ua!s,o ot avery llousr-owler Or
occupant Oh. Ills block WHO haa nut removed the
.now, md will lnAke formal complaint baforc d
JuBtige Ut tho Police Court, and have them
brought up aud lined, ho will hayo hoae more
n}t.Atfn ri n tkuitaAi Z, Al .-En |
, 1876-12-05
FINANCIAL.

Special D'spdtcA TO IAs 7tibu1x
KHoKuk, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-fnu t!rln Ut N. Parsons
= Co., Of Burlington, H., sl!el d voluntary po-
titlon In bankruptcy IN The United statcs Dis
triet Court, ut thls naee, to-day, Their labllI.
ttes ara about 81, 100, anl tlcis asscts about
933, QUO. A voluntary petition was also filed by
Eugene stcete, druggist, Ut DoWltt, la. !; 10.
sets, $500; liabilities aholit the samc.
dptetdi Nspa4eA to TAs TrtounA
srRtN0FlKLD, ILL.,, Lee. "A petition In
bankruptcy was to-day filed aguinst the Decatur
Agricultural Works. Liabilities about S17,50O;
sascts trlle less Alsos a1aillst Samuel and
, 1876-12-05

WIlfTE-MO1lIISON-ln this city, Nov. N, by
thu ftur. J.. 4. Chamberlain, Mr. Georgu II. White
Mie.
EH--1fASKELL-Eay. 20, 1t the residence
Of Tue brides mother. -. Erle:st:. by bishop Fal
luwA, lr. NcOrgo II. SOyes OF Milwaukee, Wis,
mud MIsa Agnes A. Haskoll uf thls city.
, 1876-12-05
The WINDSOR.

Tho furniture Of tue Windsor Hotel, on Fifth
aseaus, between Fosty'aixth and Forty.saveuth
stFeess. With Tho decorations, doors, tslmninxu,
wainscottng, and mantes On Tho paslor noor, waro
executed By tho cclshEasca arm Of Pottler l.
styucs Manufacturing Company, in their highest
artIltic atylu. Tie htinY aud Furnishing cost over
$10o, goo. mud everything from tho sut.eellas 10
tho ansarl roof IL Of tho bes and tho result Of
practice! knowledge Of The wants OF tho travelling
community.
, 1876-12-05
TELEGRAPHtC NOTES.

W1NNErE1, Dcc. 3.-Tlio smallpox is raging
ut Wbtte Mud River and mnny Iu.lians and Ice-
lantlers havo died Of the disease. The Govern
ment storchouso lns been converted Into hos
pltai. The ai.ss have been removed there, md
their vacated dwellings burned.
New ORLEANS, Lit, Dec. 4.-Afr. Black was
today reelected President Of the Cotton Ex-
change.
, 1876-12-05

Be TRUE TO YOUR TEETH
and thty will ba tsao To you. Esver will you need
false ones II Jou use tho 8ozodont morning and
efeatpg. 1t tnp.rts iudssttuctlbillty 10 tho
cname1, keepn Il whtte and sPotless. and wonder.
fully Improves the breath.
, 1876-12-05
RAcE.pA1.1

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 1.-THE Baseball
Championship League mects at tho Kcnnartl
1louev In this city ,Dcu. Q.
, 1876-12-05
THE WEATHER..

WAsntNoroH, D. G., Dec. 81 q. m.-For the
Upper Lake Region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys. warmer, southeast to
southwest winds, partly cloudy or clear wcath.
CT, and filling barometer.
LUuAt OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-12-05
ACCIDENTS NEAR SAGINAW, MICH.
Specidl DfspdGeA 10 Ine Tribune.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dcc. "A German
named Andrew Nuss, II resident Of 81. Clnrlcs,
came to Saginaw, Saturday, and took the train
Saturday evening for home. I1o went uut on
the platform after tho trafu had passed Swan
Creek, md II is supposed he fell oil, ns ILLS 1tfc-
less body vas found yesterday about two miles
aoutl! Of Swnn Greek. l1e leaves wtfo and
two children.
:, A. boy named William Shaw, living near
Saginaw tty, won't hunting ycstertlny, and,
wh'sc standing on stump, slipped, disrhargng
was amputatcd r1oso to the shoulder to-duy.
, 1876-12-05

Solomon shufr. nerchunts, Of Augusta, Tan
cock County.
.%eefni ni,pdtch tn Tia Tribune
lHui4*AFnLfs. tlr,.. ,..-!tusk,t It [jctsc)ccn.
scr, w1ln'nsnr druggists, hlc,l n bankruptcy
Petition to-day. Liabilities about s11O,Mh.
They cnm that their assets wifi more than oyer
balAnec them.
, 1876-12-05

INDIANAPOLIS, 1nl., ncc. 4.-.TAisty or forty
prominent business men OF this city have Joined
~ Gull for u l1ectlnY tsmorrow n!ght to con.
Bltler the needs Ut thu times,
, 1876-12-05

HG IEnEuAcu4 "uGLuEF ! Huall lukG Ill tu3 ell
tirD building or not depends Oh circumstances.
As l understand tho law | am ctlstotl!an Of tho
building, but notice that the County Board has
taken different ylcw Of 1t, appointing lauitors,
ctc.n
q How about the ewatchmenl" ;
tsWol1, tho Board Inns appointed them, too.
think that II Atll custodian OF the building and
responsible for ita contents and cleanliness, that
both OF tticso appointments belong to 1ne, a1!d
will not bu Satisfied unless l,aye tl!er,."
"Do you intend to nuhcra to the Inv In tho
matter as Yutl understand 1t, and Insist upon aI.
pointing thu tanttnrs mil watctmcni''
IT shall havs IN intorylew With the County
Board on the subject, aud ! tiink IN under
Are thcre any other 'rcforfas' you con-
templatel"
~ Intend to giyo
MY PERSONAL ATTENTION
to The otllGe anu faye general supervision of
It's workings. shall huil lny aubordlnates to
strict accountability. and will sec to ie that u
scsod complaint Is not mado a''alnst them for
hTllcn 1t will I'D longer be necessary to fec
deputies tu ret papers serYetll"
"Eu, sir; thu work IN thia otl1co slIall be
dome oil business priucIpics, amd nothing II tl,t,
kind will be liberated. Tts ot!les shall know l,o
fayortss a1anag lawyers or others In this dis
1'Aus Guided thu hurried talk, for tho reason
that severn! os tho disappointed wcse pulling at
Ait coat.skIrts.
uurl1lY tAI day Alr. Kern made the following
additional appointments aA wntchmen at thU
Jalli Mutt Frankcu, Matt Koch, james Bachcl-
enlorff, ind John Council. htessra. Ftanzei.
and Council aru fron, Agncw's appointments.
TuH sTATE's ATT0RNHY'a oRricx.
Tho transfer Of tho ollco Of stata's Attorney
was unattended by my excitement Or bustlo Vi
any k!nd. blr. Mills, state'e Attorney elect,
reached the Office about y o'clock and found ID
waiting for him and to Eecelyo him, Mr. Birch,
Nj. Reeds late asei.tAut. Mr. Reod being
n t1rn~ A~ tn
stsaden case. Tho meeting was cordial, and
the trsnsfer Was made In less time than " takes
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LA LIGUE NOlRE.-Le rapport
de l'ofiicier commandant a Bayou
Sara. Capitaiue G. B. Bascom, ,du
13e d'infenterie, ne laisse aucun
doute sur l'organisation dune
ligue noire dams l'Etat, agissant
dams lsOmbre dams les paroisses
CONNIE la n6tre on ellie sent son
impuissance, ellie Sc montre au
grand jour dams celles Oh ellie a
une forte majorite. L'affaire de
Port Hudson 4 dependant trompe
son internal calcul. II est prOba.
BILE que lsarrestation de quelques
uns des Klu.Klux noirs ct Ia de
couverte des documents de leur
association fera d6cOuvrir les
noms des intigateurs du complot,
qui conme touioars, aprAs avon
aaeat6s ct pouss6s les nsgres ! la
rkvOlte ont soin de o. tenir ! lN-
cart ct de 80 soustraire q Ia jaste
puuition que m6rite leurs forfaits.
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Convention de st. Louis

La convention a 6t6 appellee
a l'ordre 4 2 heures ct quart de
relevee. LIE juge Meridith, de la
Virginie, president du cOmit6 des
resolutions, presente le rapport
Un grand nombre de resolutions,
tOutes elabor6es avec sOin, ont etc
discut6es avant d'6tre adOpt6es. II
invite le gouv. Dorsheimer de
New York de les lire q la conven
ton.
NJ. Erving, de l'OhiO, al nom
de plusieurs mpmbres du cOmite,
pr6sente lie rapport de la minorit6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de la clau
Sc sulvante le rapport de la najO-
rite cOmme suit
"COMme une telle entrave nous
denOLcOns Ia clause de reprise de
l'acte de 1875 ct nous demandOns
son rappel."
Mr.. Erving propose de substi
tuer a cette phrase ce qui suit:
"La loi ponr la lepr'se des pale
ments en- especes le Ter janvier
1879 ayanr etc decretee par le par
II republican, sans deliberation
en Congress ct sans discussion de
want lie peuple, ct etant a Ia fois
inefficace q assurer son Objet ct
hautement nuisibIe aux affaires
du pays, doit 6tle immediatement
rappelee."
Une discussion s'engage sur Get
amender1ent. Mr.. Ewing develop
pc ses raisons. La principale est
que d'apres le rapport de la mine
rite Oh croira que le parti demo
crate veut la reprise avaDt 1870
LIE parti est aussi engage q Ia cor
traction des greenbaclke, an main
ten du systAme dss hanques na
tlonales.
Mr.. Dorsheimer reponl qu'i
posera carr6ment ID question en-
tre Ahard and aoft money" II di'
Que ! Est 4 d6jA fait trOp de Col
cessioDs, il faat vsinsrs on sac
comber sur cette question. II COZ
lclut en iemandant l'appel pal
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La Convention Demo-
cratique.

La Convention Rationale Demo
cratique a alopt6 le % juln le
programme du parti, que nous pu
blierOns dams son enter dams
nOtre proclaim num@ro. Disons
desllite qu'On ne ponvait en- d6si-
rer un meilleur. nj un p!us loyal.
Ellie ensuite, au second tour
de sciutin ct a la maio1ite des
deux tiers, chOisi pour candidat q
la presidence
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
AN premier tour de scrutin, le
gOuverneur Til.len a obtenu AT
vOlx sur 735.
&c premier resultat assurait sa
nomination.
An second tour il a Obtenn 467
oix,c'est-a-dire vingt ct quelques
vOix de moins que la majOrite des
leux tiers. Aussit6t plusieurs
Etats ont change leur votes de
tacon 4 lui assurer cette majorit6,
ct sur motion, la nomination 4 etc
declaree unanime.
Flu gOuverneur de IEtat lie
New York au commencement de
1875, par cinquante mile voix de
maj0rit6, Samuel j. Tilden, u de
ploye cOntre les abus ct les frau
DIES dans Son propre Etat unt
energie 1T une sasMit6 qui In
ont valu la reputation dun rpto,
mateur ct DUN homme d'Etat.
lie 20 jun la convention reunit
de nOuveau u choisi a l'unanim
te pour ca6didat 4 Ia vicepres
lence
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
Nous nous bornerons a dire az
jourd'hui que ce choix est le pr.
mier depuis longtemps qui sol,
vraimcnt patriotique, quill a Gtt
recu dams tOus les Etats avec u,
enthOuslasme immense, quill as
sure non settlement E6lectlOn d,
Novemhre, mais encore que CT
TAFT le seul qui pouvait sauveI
les Etats-Unis de la degradation
pOlitique ct morale! Hurrah p0ul
Tildeu 1T Hendricks
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-01

Washington 26.-Le president
a lance une proclamation pour in
viter lie bon peupie des Etats-
Unis celebrer le 4 Juliet par des
actions de graces ct des ceremo.
MES religieuses publiques.
Blame NEST pas sorti du lit de-
pu.s quatre jours. II a les sympt6
mes dune extreme prOstatiOn ply
siqne don't le resultat est une fie
vre lente. Ses m6decins craignent
quselle ne tourne en- fievre typhoi
de.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-01

CONVENTION RADICALE-Nous
avons xtteDdu jusqu'au dernier
moment le r6saltat de- Ia cOnven
ton radicale, au moment de met
tire sous presse rien ma encore
traRspir6.
On dit dams les rues que War
mol a perdu du terrain, ct que
l'administi alton representee par
Kellogg. ne pouvant reussir d por
ter Packard CONNIE gouverneur,
va Sc r6signer & presenter Bad
ger, Tex general de la brigade
metropolitaine, CONNIE caudidat
de cOmprOmis.
Wa:mOth a confiance ct Kell
ogg reprend courage.