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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

A "bumptiOus" traveller, overtaking an old
Presbyterian minister whose nag much fatigued,
qulzzed the old gentleman upon his turn ont" I"
what makes him wag his tail so, doctorf "why as YOU
have asked me will tell you IL Is for the rclson
that your tongue wags sort o. natural neaknesa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New,York
~ Grocer. Flour aud Tea Dealer Wholesale and RETAIL
No SO veseyst Everybody should call and got oarsana
III n. SQUIRE, 81 FultOn-st. Watches,
he Jewery, Diamonds. sterling silver and Rogerst
All Of the best Isiy and az smallest proht
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
~ radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ. d., IA LeKing6 ave. Once hours 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

SILVER AT PAR and KNOx's Spring style Of
Gentlemen. HATS Just introduced current
importance. Buy your Hats at 2i2 Broadway, his FIFTH
Avenue Hotel establishment.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

LARGE NUMBER OF RECENT FAILURES
FAILURES his YEAR COMPARED WITH 1S75-A
GREAT INCREASE OVER The FIRST QUARTER or
LAST YEAR-GESFRAL CONDITION OF TRADE.
According to the circular Of Dun, Barlow &
Co. the failures the United states and the Canadas for
the three months ending March 81, 1876 as compared
with the first quarter Of 1878. have been follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

GLOW late is it, Bill n Look at the boss and
see il bo. drunk yet he isn't 1t can't he much after
H." "Dees he Keep good unei" "splendid; they get
the town clock by MS nose"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

CALCIYED Magnesia is valuable in long list
Of diseases but being mmiscbe with water II almost value
less. AILK OF MAGNEsA not open to that objection.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs !"
BROADWAY.
an, So. Moor 60. Z. ~. So MinSii oo''
hlglv.tdurnk ths Gav, 90 LOwsst ~
Average 62s2 sae ..kg. 1910, 33is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
METHODIST CONFERENCES.

SESSION OF THE NETWORK EAST BODY.
CLOSING DISCUSSIONS OF THE CONFERENCE.-THE
THE APPOINTMENTS.
At the session of the NewYork East Con-
ference yesterday, the Rev Dr. Buckley Of Bridgeport
Conn., spoke in relation to the report upon the Book Con
cern and concluded 10y denouneng what he termed the
"mismanagement" Of The ChriStian AdroeGte The Rev
Dr. Curry editor OF that paper, asked 10 be excused
from making sny reply he was sick The report was
finally referred back to the Committee which after
ward made another report in which no reference was
made whatever to the paper in question. Bishop Harris
then read the following list Of appointments after which
the Conference adjourned sine die:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
SRw-HAvES DISTRICT.

southington, O. d. Duscn-
bc4Ie.
Bristol, G. II. BucE.
fogrcstyille aud Planyllle, }.
". Horne.
New Britain. q. T.. Mains.
lIarGurd-iirrt Church, r.
Meredith; NOrth Church, &.
W. Gallagher.
South iarz church, a. liiIl.
n.suI, W. wake.
Windsor Locks. John Bryan.
bloomfield. 4. hDuth.
.lm-luTy, 4. CIun ,sh.
West Granny, =. IA. Hand.
i.dst Granny, j. II. Bcale.
West sdiiic.d. ". H.. IOmpkin-
son
Burlington. COlliusy1lie. and
New Hartford, W. Law
renee.
North canton, y. J.. Porter.
Professor Wesleyan UniNcf.
Sitv. W. y. i,lCr.
Secretary frisun,rs' Friend
Association, \. y. Mead.
Financial NrcIo.a,y Of Wts'
lcyan tBiNorsiiy, A. {. 10.
I'll htOn.
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DISTRICT.

Riverside and East Village,
-. Osborne.
NeWtown, 40 be supplied.
Ituxbury, To- be- supplied.
New MillOni. y. L. Bray.
Cornwall image ANA Els
worth. !. =. stow.
Sleeping Circuit 10 he sup
pllet.
West Goshen ard Cornwall
Center, to be- supplied.
Iiirhacid, g.. \. Graves.
West NIhAtcad, l.. 4. a bolt.
ERXersyi.lr and EuiOnvl!o 10
be- supplied.
NolcottV.llc, :. X. Smith.
Thmmas.On, n :. Siill.
Waterbury, &. r. Williams.
Bethlehem, 90 De supplied.
WatorJOwu, II. ]. Judd.
~ .ddlebury, 10 be- supplied.
NauEatuck and Beacon tailS,
e. ". Lyon.
/ Woodbury., j. NintOn.
| SuutI Brian, To be supplied.
| Sou!hbury, to be- supplied.
Seymour, &. 4. Iibbaiis.
AnsDuia, l.. Parker.
Biimiig AN, W. McAlhsteT.
StratiOrd, A. V. II. Abbott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE
OF THE
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION

WIN be issued May l. BY contract with the United
states Centennial Commission, THE OFFICIAL Gaia
LoGUE WILL BE THE ONLY PUBLICATION con-
TANNING ADVERTISEMENTS THAT WILL BE AL
LOWED UPON THE EXHIBITION GROUND except bv
permission Of tho Catalogue Company
The exclusive right been transferred 70 the catalogus
Comany 10 print publish. sell and distribute the OFFICIAL
CATALOGUE THIS publication besides embohying much
valuable reading matter will contain accu.
rate official classified all exhibitors their sdress and
the objects exhibited together with limited number Of sdver
tseni other catalogue will be OF 10 visitors 40
this only the matter for which viii be authorized
and revised by the United States Centennial Com
Advertisements for the be In hand
before April IL. . =.
Partes wishing advertising space should mako
IMMEDIATE appncatonto
=. VI. PETTENGiLL G. Co.,
Sole Advertising Agents for Official Catalogue,
No. 81 Park-rGw, Nsw.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

For elegant and first-cass HATS 60 direct to
the manufacturer, EsPENscHKID, llS Nassanst
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Announcements,

"TO minister to mind diseased" use Pc.
RUvAS SYRUP. 1t yalze the brain well the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

1besc aurc, show an increase which. though not
expected. IL larger than was anticipated comparing
the figures with those or the corresponding quarter IA
I-75 the result IA very di.hetcnng, revealing very
rat increase in number and amount OF failures; but
grouping together the four luare OF lasS year ahu
view is had, "a follows; ,
Amount ~ No. Amount Oh
o,a, failures Liabilities. failures. liabilities
ii 10 500 no 900 As compared with nrst quar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
OUrH DISTRICT.

FarminCdale and Sweet Uol-
low, 10 be supplied.
Ntwur.dge stafford seairiod
klistclldT.
East Meadow and Uniondale,
10 be supplied.
Amiiyyilie, g.. Dunbar.
Norm AmityyilIe, 10 bo sop
piled
BIJy Ion, T.. 4. Blake.
l.l.p. ". a. Munsln.
Bay shore, l.. ID. Dutcher.
SayVi.lc ana Oskdale. John
l.lpper.
Bluf Point and Bayport, Geo.
fllmtr
Patchogue. p. r. Reeve.
Corsm and Middle ls.c, 10 DO
supplied.
Bro5kha,en and Belpori. 20
be supplied.
Nurichts, Robert Coddllng.
West Hampton, James LoUln.
son.
Good Ground and Atlantic
vile. b. Jc supplied
Southampton. ID. d. la lOcs.
bn 1gchampt,n, W. W. SIC.
Gu re-.
East Hampton and NarTagan.
rcti. to be- supplied.
sag Iiaibor. q. -. Llttlewopi
Chaplain American GyiH ~ b
Er.eId Society, Il. o. B4,ss.
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long IsLASD-N
Presiding Elder, j. l. Peek.
nEnOkIYH.

summericld Church, q. ,.
kcttelL
Simpson church, g. y. sims
PARK Avenue Mission, 10 DC
supplied. $3.50
De 4 aln ave. :. II. Platt.
ToWpslns-aye., j. Dickinson.
broadway, 4. Is. San.iOr
- Johns, II. ". Wa zen.
Celtral Church. Il. NJ. Adams.
soItn second st., john iesg'
sS,' IA Thlrd.si., J. simmons.
Gothic Church, w. J. hobil'
bOn.
Cook st.. J.F Robertson.
Nnrin Fiith.st., &. 4. Corner.
Leonard ct, =. g. keeirr.
s.. MARKS Mission, To be sup.
Piled.
Cfrrnpoint-First Church, j.
W. hdruLatt.
Tabernacle, j. =. Breeken'
rage.
Orchard Mission, 70 be sup
phod.
Hunters Point and Dutch
Kills, II. &. clover.
A-tor.n. John Piisngt0n.
Middle Village, Il. n. Diossy,
supplied
Ma-petn, 10 be supplied.
Flushing, George -tilinin.
NcwtONn, Mnitestonc, ana
Little NCck, G.. X. True.
Great Seek Charlcn Eackuan'
Janalcs j. y. Sauuders.
Springfield, George Hollis.
Hempstead, T.. H.. clover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

Presiding EllcT, \. :. 'iaNe
BrOoklyn-Sands-st., George
Taylor.
YORK at. ]. l.. Glider.
Washington ST., u. A. Good
sell.
johnson st., J. l.. Hall.
Iaciiic- a.. A. : Hunt
First-place, G. NJ. CHIN
Carroll Park. ". v. BOwdish.
Warren 81. John Parker
william 81, T.. h. flaming.
Eighteenth ST., Il. {. fuiney.
SrVeuth.aye., f.. J. Haynes
Hans n.piace, q. T.. hced.
Fltet-st., W. e.. steele.
New.Nork ave, 4. Il. Slicer.
Embury Church, &. l.. Mii'er.
NoStrand-ayt., j. T.. Pullman.
Greene.avc.. r. w. Ware.
James Church, jill. slansbury.
swedish ChuTch, Albeit Lric-
son.
No werian Mission, o. =. Pc
teTsOD.
Es.,Nrw.York, G. W. Powell.
Cyures. HIS. -. ". Holmes.
Fiatbush. 4. VI. Trny.
Fla. Lands, :. A. sands.
Parkyil.c. Henry Arten.
shecpshcad LAY, " be sup
phel.
BAY Ridge and UniOnyillo A.
McAhLstcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

City Island. c. T. Mallory.
Mount Vernon, A. &. low.
dish.
New Rochelle and Upper
Sew Rochelle, G.. l.. Taylor.
MamaIOneck. j. W. Beach.
Rye, ". If. MaTd,ll.
Port Chester, 5. NJ. Ham
mOnd.
King street, ID. Buell..
Norwich, *. II. Rust.
Round Hin, J. w. Bethel.
StauW &. ". fOrdhain.
STANFORD AMI Riverside, j. NJ.
Buckley.
RoXblry and Spungdale, II.
J. McNichUil
D3r.cu. EphrsiTn Watt.
Pound Kige and Seileck's
Corners. j. II. CTofdt.
Uigh Aid-c, Hunting Ridge.
ard Great hill. Robert
l.pdeu.
Editor 81 The quarterly &c.
utciC. ID. u. Whcodon.
Editor Of the Chr,Siian Al
roedte, Daniel Curry.
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kxAsING oFFICEs-A MEMORIAL FOR ANOTHER GRO
TON AQUEDUCT-THE BILL FOR KING KALA-
KAUA's ENTERTAINMENT.
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NEW-YOEK DISTRICT.
l7lHaw

Charles Fletcher. Presiding
New-YOrk City-JOhn-st., NJ.
T.. Scuddcr.
FOrsyih-st., a. Graham.
AiansOn CauTch, T.. Estes.
Alien St, &. y. Harris.
Wille'tst., 10 he supplied.
SeCOId.st 4. Brown.
Seventh-st.. +. :. Wills.
Wesley Chapel and Eleventh
St, \. &. MOIehO Sc.
Attorney 81, j. \. Davis.
Seyentceu,h-st., j. III. Light
DO Irue
Twenty seventh-st, w. ".
CiarA.
Tmrty.seyenth-st., w. II. Rus
sell.
Beelman HIM. w. II. Thomas.
Sixty.nrst -, Robert Coos.
seventy -sI1tu-st., q. Il. Good
sell.
Second-ave., T. II. Burch.
north New y OTk, & II. Nv eS'd.
MestCncster aud BrOn1dale,
L. NJ. liallock.
West ia rms, IA be supplied.
Allenville. Chas. kelsey.
East Chester, :. \. seaman.
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Presiding Elder, G.. a. Hull
Bndgepoit-Flrst Church, D..
q. Ee.ll-.
Washington Park, T. steven
North Main Street =. II.
smith. go,
Smmnt rield Church and New
ielIs. 4. ". Abbott
Southport. W. Brown.
Westpori, ". ~ hicbbin..
Nangaiuck. 10 be supplied
Norwalk, First Church, w.
second Church, II. w. Jones.
Tmrd Church, l. W. Ohm
stead.
Fast Avenue, David Nash.
New Canaan, j. VI. Carroll
North Wilton and VISA, To be
supplied.
/ lions Hill. ID. u. Gerst
| GEORGETOWN, A. j. Van Dal
SEN.
| Ridroiield. J. II. Merwin.
| Reading, j.. Smith.
| | Oug Ridgc. Ia be supplied.
Bethcl, 4. y. Chapman.
DanDury, Il. iill-bury.
l.s-tOu, ID. =. stevens.
Sfepuey, II. SchUfcld. o.,
Nicnols Farms ana ITumbull
4 a. II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. SUNDAY. JUNE 25 1876.

trial by tho laws of his country and letting
Justice pursue her course. We are Informed
that upon sober reflection those who advo-
GATED lynching abandoned their intentions
and were content to be led by the advice
let the law take lite course. We are pleased
the matter was referred to the court, know
as we do that it is the proper place for 1t.
We have q special adherence Of anything
like lynch law, and are far, very far, from
cherishing any desire to stain our hands
with the blood of q fellow being. be he
guilty or not. We have not been taught to
cry aloud for the blood of q fellow being as
the price of crime, and can not be led into
the belief that God placed us upon this
earth to act the part Of hangmen.
j. N. Srarnes and Walters, the supposed
incendia,ies of the late fire, were on Tues
day last arraigned before Parish Judge
SYDNEY, for q preliminary examination.
After some legal skirmishing between the
attorneys for the State and defense. sever.
auce of trial was granted, and the case OF
j. N Starnes was first taken up. Two con-
secutive days were devoted to taking the
testimony, which developed chain OF cir
cumstantal evidence. Then followed the
arguments Of counsel pro and con. Mr.
DuRoy. attorney for the State, led OH IN
very enlightened argument, and notwlth.
standing he was l.Doring under vocal
DISADVANTAGE, succetOtu III Ld'iHS ln' ~
cused remaDded to the district court under
bond of $4,000. The accused being I'M
able to furnish the required bond was re-
committed to the parish Jail.
Messrs. Woods and Iilsiey represented the
defense, and lett no etOue untnrned to Tree
their client, and would have done so were
it not that Mr.. DuRoy succeeded in bind.
ing his chain of evidence link by link, until
he presented it to the court completed. Mr..
DuRoy then asked the court that Mr.. Wal
tiers be dismissed, which was granted. This,
We are informed, was a clever dodge OF the
prosecuting attorney, in order to entlce
Walters to turn States evidence. Rumor
has it that the trick worked admirably well,
and that Walters will now tell all that be
knows. If this be 80 let US have the truth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms tate Centvai Commit go Of tho
r. pu blican Party of the STATE of Louisiana Tho
following preamble I'd resO'utiOus were adopted
At meet ng Of the STATE Central Committee, held
March 7. 1876:
Resolved, That convention of the Repubii An
party of the State Of Louis ana bs AMI is hereby
called to meet in the eiGv OF New Orleans, on TUES
DAY June a. 1876, for the purpo'e Of nominating
candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of STATE. Auditor of Public Accounts,
Superintea dent of Public Education and Attorney
General, and to nominate candidates for members
of gsess from such congressional districts as
have not o herws SO prov dad for district conven-
ton. to wit. The First, second. Third and sixth
Districts and to nomin ate candidates for electors
for President and Vice President Of the United
States also to select new State Central Com
mittee.
Resolved, That the ha,is Ct representation in
said convention tha l DO oce delegate for every
300 Republican votes cast at the las general eoc-
ton for State Treasurer in each parish and each
ward of the city of New OIL q 5. aud one elegate
for fraction over oue-halfcf the 30c provided
that each parish and each ward Of the CITY of New
OIleana shall have at least ne DELE gate.
Resolved. That the several parishes and wards
of the city of New Orleans will bs entitled to the
numher nf delegates as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
MARSHAI.'f:: MONITlONS.

NJ. schwartz s. Hrosher VS.. schooner
Beaufort.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l. District of Louisians, NJ, l0,653-In obs dIenee
to an admiralty warrant t" me "lreeted IN tne
above entitled suit, I nave seized and taken into
my possession
This SCHOONER BEAUFORT, her rack'e. ap-
parel. ETC., nov Hbelej By VI Sch artz u Brother,
Tor the causes set fOIbf IN TIE libel now pending
In the District Court Of the Tuiled States
and do hereby cite aud adm)nish the owner
or owners thersoF, and al and every person or
persons having or prstendin! TO have aay right,
title or interest in to tao sane, to be and aIs
pear at DistricJ Co ut OF the United states 1or
the district aforesaid to &c bold n a5 the city OF
New Orleans on tbe first MordaT OF July, 10
show cause. if any they have Or can, why the
ssd schc ouer should no. bacopd mned and be
sold agyeeabiy to the praTer of ibeialt5.
United states Mare,ars btice, Nov Orleans,
'Di'o . s. B. PACKARD.
les l725i,2 United states Marshal
John bell VS.. steamboat ~. 4. Yaeger.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District of Louisiana, No. 10, 868.-In obedience to
an admiralty warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into my pos.
session w j.,
bv John Bell for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court OF the United
States.
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in to the slme, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the trst Monday of Julg to show cause. il
any they have or can, why the said steambOa,
should not be condemned and 10 sold agreeably
to the prayer of libelant
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans
June b, 1876.
:. PACKARD,
jeTjyl Cnited States Marshal.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The followin new books, just received,
are for sale in this city by r. G. Eyrich. No.
100 Canal street:
ApoyE SUSPICION. Bv Mrs. j. II. Riddell.
Published by Estes & Laurist, Boston.
This new English novel is elegantly pub
lished, and has attracted favorable notice.
1t is by the author of "a Lies Assize,"
and is in no way inferior to that interesting
story.
FILE No. ll3. From the French of Emile
Gaboriau. Published by Estes 81 Lau-
1iat, Boston.
This novel created. sensation when
originally published. 1t is spicy story OF
French life, olevelly constructed, and OF
absorbing interest. 1t was formerly pub
lished as ono of "Osgood's Library OF
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The plates of and the right to publish the
Osgood series having been transferred to
Estes & Lauriat, the new publishers are
bringing out The choicest of those works OF
fiction, in uniform and attractive style,
commencing with the Gaboriou's novel.
INSECTS AS NlMICs. Bv A. S. Packard, Jr.
Published by Estes 81 Lauriaf, Boston.
This is Part TX. Of the pamphlet edition OF
the publication known as Half Hour Rec
reations in Natural History
THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND. By jules Verne.
cheap edition of Verne's great story, as
published at the office Of the Philadelphia
Ereuing Telegram.
SILVER PITCHERS By Louisa NJ. A'cott.
Published by Roberts Brothers, Boston.
Besides ths title sketch this handsome lit
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GLIDING Independence: A Centennial Love
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| fill the measure of youthful minds with
! wholesome ideas.
| For SUMNER AFTERNOONS. BY Susar
Coolidge. Published by Ro oerts BrOthers
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! The tile indicates that there is nothing
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| Il contains a number of short sketches anG
| poems, moral enough to chime in with 8
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| ROADSIDE PoFas FOR SUMNER TRAVEL
| ERs. Fitted by Lucy Lsrcom. Pub.
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This volume is library Of poetry for the
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25

One way of conducting spelling bee in
England is to let one persoa begin with
letter, the next one must add to it. having
q complete word in his head, and 80 on,
until some one finishes whatever word may
eventually be manufactured. Says writer
in the Court Circular: ut is astonishing
how unfamiliar certain common comhlna-
tions of letters sound when said in this wsy::
Thus heard of bee held in . commercial
room in q large hotel. when the word had
got as far as ZlN. What ON earth can Yin
be the beginning Off said the next man;
and a. he was 90 convinced there could be
no word in the language beginning in that
way that he made various bets against It,,
then challenged the last speaker-thas ia.
asked him to complete the word. u ao'
was the answer, and thereupon thu puzzled
one jumped rp with spasu, OF agony. BY
Jove,' he said, and travel in it myself.
That was the fact, he represented hard.
ware firm, and sold zinc every day OF his
life"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
SPECIAL. NC'ryOE3.

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that date ust b5 ex. divideli
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
HAYES Salutes Blaine.

Be it remembered that the only csndi-
date for the presidency before the Cincn-
natl convention who has been honored BY
q dispatch of recognition by Hayes is
Blaine. HAYES was nominated as re-
former. Blaine was beaten because hs was
not reformer. The feet thing Hayes does
il to salute Blaine, and acknowledge him
sl,nvst in terms "a the leader Of tbs next
administration. Considering that Hayes
was nominated by the friends of BristOw,
Morton and C,nkling, 1t would be we'll for
these gentleman to put this fact in their
piI,es and smoke it.-Ne,v York HeraN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-25
IFor the New @. leans Republican.
NOW AND HEREAFTER.

The following lines were suggested b,
eeipg some children dancing on the lawl
# handsome residence in this city, Will
he poor little ones of the peighborhoct
ook advantage of the music and danced OF
he sidewalk:
While walking out last evening
heard an organ play.
And listened to it's strains awhile
Before turned away,
On the corner where the player stood
mansion could be seen
And many little children there
We're dancing On the green.
Gsi,y and gracefully they danceS,
Their beaIt Is we're lily the and gay;
Outside, poor children crowded round
By the music drawn that way:
The children out, and those within,
Were dancing to the strain;
Their pulses beat in unison
Will this ever be again
Wi ! this ever be agaiIl
All! no; they are but chi dren now,
All ara alike in childhood's eye,
Aud to natures law they bow.
But time will change these children heats
Twill make some proud and stern,
Twill teach the poor, that from tho rich,
They mu t their foot steps tuIn.
inst iron bars between ten,
To keep the poor away;
They almost touch each other,
As to and fro they sway.
In after years a greater bar
Will these children then divide
The mighty tar that moreJ makes,
And arrogance and pride.
Dance on, sweet chi drer, for love
To watch you in your glee;
Nv thoughts draw nearer . my God,
From earth they mount, they flee.
Dance on. for in the time to come
Your life win have its care.
The heart beat slow, and roses fade
Which on your cheeks on wear.
Our Saviour's love for Title ones
In these few words arc given
Safer little children to come to nee,
For Of such 10 the kingdom o! Heaven.
God thus spoke TO Nickedemss,
And he made him feel much fear
Unless a man be born again
He shall not enter here.
There is time, I thank thee, God.
When brought before thy throne;
Each one as to his neshbor like,
d. Must for his sins atoI 70.
oh God the mighty thing of all,
OF justice, truth, and mercy mild;
Grant when pass the bars of life,
I'll cross them like little child.
RUBY.