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, 1876-11-18
W. YOUNG & co.
More Fraudulent Transactions flpped in tho
Ekr1r4

More Fraudulent Transactions Flpped tn tho
lsud.
That firm Of ". Young & Co., OF whom 80
much has been said recently In TUE TRIBUNE,
aru so deeply interested In blsaness transactions
Of doubtful natusu, that II seems lmpossIblet to
get ut oncu to tho bottom ut their assorted
swimlles. Yesterday TRIBUNE reporter called
upon W. W. Chandler, tho ageut Ut tho Star
Cnon Line fu this city, and to his surpriao was
again met with TINT fntcrn,nanle tlrm Ut swill-
llcrs antl Sonic Of their transactions. After
relating the manner Of tls becoming acquainted
With Mcssrs. Loncsgan, shaughnessy, Ready,
and ". Young Il Co., Mr.. Chandler plunged
tnto tho details Of ono 8f their most recent
operations, III tho carly portion ot thu week
sfx casvs Of gouls raulv over the ltNu under Ills
control consigned to W. Young y Gu, No. $50
Van buren street. Thu ordinary freight ugent
sentl.s u bill OF lalling or to the lrn, them.
selves, were he conilcnt ot tllclr Identity. hut
hr. Chandler lid 10 sueh thug. liz instructed
Ills foreman ut the depot that those goods wcro
not TO ba delivered unless the bill o! ladIng
WIS presented and under certain circumstances
nut even then. Accordingly, when Louvrgan
prcstntcd hlMself for tile goods, Ms. BorIrr
retlscsl u deliver them up. Lohcrgan persisted
tn claiming partnership In tho tiFln to which
tho Eaous wGrn consigned, anI bully-ragGeu
aronud for snme timu In hIa en1tayor
e lind them. Tllcn lso called upon Mr. Chas-
tller, anu tlsa time presented hls bl Of lad!ng,
u manner. and coolly Informed him that he
could not have the goods under anS c!reuln-
stances. Then, BY way ot scc1etlpg thcln. he
scnt the sir boxes to tho Eighteenth
, 1876-11-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rhn Iscy. W II. Brown Will speak In Farwell
Hall this evening.
There will bu special meeting Of the Illinois
Humane Society Ut the Grand Pacific Hotel at
ESQ this afternoon.
The Itov. G. l.. THOMPSON will conduct the
Sunday y-scfool tcaehcrs' meeting to-day noon In
Furwell Hall. Subject, "Dorcas restored to
llfc.n
Pref. Jcrcmial,. Malsoney will address tho
Philosophical Society this evening at No. 1o3
statv street: IN "rte Province OF tho State In
Education"
Lunches aro given daily at Nos. 1l0 ana 12l
La5alu street fur the bcl.ctlt nf tho Newslloys'
llo1nc. Donatlu.s 0f fool are urgently d.
s'Ieti. aud It ~ hppel that every man aud lila
WIt1 Will he Oh hand tu cat them.
Tie District Quartcrly-Mccting of tho First
Free. .sfcthotllst El1urcl, begins Sunday ut tha
church, rorncr Of Nurth May md Fulton streets.
trc4chny tAts evening and Sunday forenoon
null eyr,liIlg. TEcru will i}e love.feast Sunday
evening VI u o'clock. acats freq ut all services.
The Wnman's AID Association, No. 10 Areals
court, !. ". Z, 4. building, is finding enIpUy-
lMcnt for larsu nls,crs of lcn!ales vi iii clasEcs
y u ~ present IN rhargc VI Mrs. T.. +. Mlllcrd,
wt1e oi the Rev. y. 4. MiIlcrti, we'll known IN
tIa city, uthlcr Whtlsu lllllayeIl,cn. thu public
'IsaF eapcct il rellabie employment BUREAU.
, 1876-11-18

street s1orot to nwnit The farther disposition Of
tho eonslsnors, Mc.srs. Van Wagner 4 Smith
md lf0rnco Durria It CO., Of New York, to
whom =. ho at u,lco tecgrnpl,cd cunccrn-
inE tl1o SPURIOUS representations, Of
day or. two tho gonls wcrc delivered
per private kilograms IRON the consignors to
Afarkfcy, Alltng Il Co, nntl to ]. l.. Wnync &
sor, reputable firms III this city.
Thla llntl no sto11er been done than
1.oncrcan and W. Young i Co. presented
tllcmscivca once aanln, bearing writ
81 rep1svin for, Tho gooAs Issued by
Justice hlatso1, and rcturnablo on tho a0tf1
inst. Thtswrlt was not tssucd for tho firm Of
". Young 4 Co, wliosn tho goods "were IT,
hut was IN tho name of .rdhn AicAntlrews
as surety. Tfis littto croofsctl gnme WINS tal<on
IN at a Eancc by Mr. Chandier, md consequent.
y lie did not Rcaro worth 4 cert, but Informed
tho an1tous inquircrs that tlIey could not l,avo
tho gaods ,lndcr nny circumstances, ind that lo
would stand trll upon tho goth Inst. for 80 ro-
f1tstng them.
Thu n,attcr tins rcmntns for the present in
ttntu 1o, au,l Nil tho wh!1e new evidences Of
ffnat are accommodating. Il hox Of notions from,
pittsburg Is new IN the road hero, but these also
Atr. Chandler declares will not be delivered un-
t'i lIo flna chance to inform tho shippers Of
What nhturU tficfr new customers nfe.
, 1876-11-18
SUSPENDED,

sTEFltAS1 HIATT,
The bi1llarl-table manufacturers doing busl-
ness under tho name Ut thu S1ep:au j. Hart
Company were yesterday announced as having
failcd, and It was Variously run,orel concerning
them tllut ttlclr liabilities wcrc frum stG1, 1,00o to
100000, md their asscts from quarter To hall
either suni. To get ut tic truth Of tho matter
reporter last evening called OIL gentleman
we'll acquainted With tho bns,,ess OF tllp firm
aud sought trustworthy information. Il a:-
penrcI from tile account given that thc cause ii
thu trouble was tic extraordinary riynlry intu
which tile firm Ind been forced in competing
with Other matters In Tits way prices llu!l bcesi
tc'ldc'l.. To illustrate, IT nluy be said that
unly few ycars Ago manufacturers tlc,na,ltl-
cd o,lc-thirtl cash ntll tue balancc IN
comparatively short tinc wheH they snlu their
sometimes accept 0nc-ulghth cast, land give loig
tne-eycn as hfgh us two years in sur,c
eascs-on tho deferred payments. 4 tao-lul,g
course Of tllis kind IT business WAS one trouble
WIN tic tsr'n IN question. Another WIS ths
failure to make COLLECTIONS when due.
TIC trin c!aii., that all tlicr liabilities will
not cxrced SIC, 600, and that they layr bills re-
cciva!ic-bus not cullcctablc-and stovs on
hunt to SUN sn'lsldcrab'y IN cxsrss Ut TINT
WIN have suppllcd the partlcs with ivory for
balls, cloth, velIters and other supplies The
Delaney cushion was mostly used on tllc tntlcs
made by the firm.
A meeting ut the creditors las been called for
Tuesday, and the ilru, claim that they viii Aru
no difficulty in arranging sl'attcrs to 90 on.
POLEY.
The ward politician wandcrs ain,lcssly nbuut
the streets and M for:secs i hard winter, for thu
reason that Tom Ft,sey's place-lor 30 lung II
iIarbor Of rctugc3has rloted up, and tho seilial
suns urc assigned for the extinction Of The husI.
ness, bnt tie must .p,,"h9i'lu and entirely Gun
, 1876-11-18
TIE GRANGE.


The National Grange rcassutnblrll 1t 10 o'clock
yesterday morning at tho Palmer House. Thu
aession 'vas mainly taken IL With tho tnsrotluc-
hon of new business, In the slapo of papers,
resolutions, otc., which were referred to nppru-
prlate Committees.
Tho election Of 4 member OF the Executive
Committee which was to ]lave taken place ,sas
postponed until Thursday, when 1t will cu,1,o M
rs special order at Tin m. Al Il o'clock tho
GEango took Il rceuss until i r. III.
III the aftcrnu.,n tho tirst business WIS tho
appointment Of Mcssrs. Kyund, OF Louisiana,
DaTie, u Kentucky, md Mra. Jones, Ut Arl.an-
sls, ~ a Special Committee "to prepare anu
report sotne .plan by which specimens of tie
products of tllr several States can BE- exhibited
III each acsstun Of tho National Gr,ngc."
Several of tho Committees 1natse partat mil
preliminary rcports of the subjects III their
chargr, anu considerable new tilstliess WIS ln-
tr.4lurcd md appropriately referred.
Tickets TO Visit the Bulrl Of Trade werc fur
nished thu niembers VI tlls Grange by afr.
Elliott, If Foss, Etltott IL Gu, ami wcro at
ceptcd aud duly acknowledged.
LII The evening the Grunge assembled again,
but no business Of interest wns transacted.
During the session Il letter to t!,u Master Of
the Orange from u gentleman III England was
read. It wns discussion Of the probable elect
Of the Introduction Ut tho system IN that
country.
, 1876-11-18

Like tho Michigan Central mud Chicago, Bur-
lngtoa q Quincy 1!ailroad, the Chicago & Alton
Railroad has now put OH soHo excellent dining
cars md serves splendid meals to It's patrons,
while tho ears arc in motion, at Is ccnts cacll.
THIS road has had dtnIng-cars On Its line for
several years, but heretofore meals were charged
for Ia carto which mule the price Of IL meal ratfs
crhigf. Now tho entre bill Of farc. .whic!,b tlle
way, is Us good aa that gotten up A. any arst~
elass hotc!, Is but Is ssnts. The ,dlnInR-cars
st. james and St. Denis Oil tllis line are
the ilneyk and most comfortable vet
brought out by any railroad company. On all
tho lines whero tho travelling restaurants llaye
becn nut ou they have proved great SUCCESS,
and tho day Is not fur distant when all tho rouds
will uso them.
, 1876-11-18

Tho ease of the fighting c,nta,n of rnc,,o
Company NJ. : will lie decided tt,.t]ay. AInr-
sl,at Bcunor autl his assistants hayr had Tin
tItnr upi]rr cnns5,1crot,on sInco ,v".1no."ra, >'
rim fo,1owtnr nutl,.,nr - r,ar,n,,s ss nas. ;,,,,.
yesterday: r. Tohiason Il a-story a.oru and
dwelling. ut Nh. I'm West, 1n,nno strrct, H..
nv,nc. n history storc o.IS. faa. H., '':ma .'r,
s,orc o,~,1 f.o+ ,a,,,'s ~ n,'s, so's 10Y
ssrects.
Thomson l. Edwards, OIsnf!orf e. Shcnher,7
sconlon 4 n on,1 tl,o -, nnr t,r,n. .,st
annear hi. n,orntn bcra ,st @ , "uss ~
ior HteoiMnG hMt,nRIae,ores M NJ l'aye heon granted
Iti"nyc I,asi ~ ~ In nays ~ allow q fle intro.
MI examination Of their uret.,fscss " -
,rho >,orou ,as,ax,,.,, it,,
.. lmp Mnyoi 5cseenWy IT, Wy nfueFe.i tiat all the
viii tfrceeet e. burners. s'' Tho "ctlo" ~ was c
tsplats,l temp. t somq ' Ting aEo, hut etrrrs OH
conht VI lltieatlon, liie injunction matters Will
L eohe ", aEa,n ~ ttie a'9t inst, an'l tho
ni,st ,et 'o"'" "a'' ~ ''''e'' '''''osS tues nut
THIS n,ornIDg botll Of tho engines Of the Wcst
Sl'la pl.snplng-works viii he nut fl tnvtfuI,.
Tl.ry aye ut III tiI.,o operated together, tho,,rll
t!lcv aye been operated scrnrntcjy Jnut,y times.
tho North SiAa works will ise stoptcii. oycr.
hauled, aud ycanusl,-a pruycss tna, viii taLo
sumo tlnys, maybe wcrks.
.,u 1.u-... nit, ~,
Hull. haa nut hcurl Of ills .nisslnr Ilorse nil
buggy. The aninul was entirely .lack, Il whito
| tpa:k unlcr the satlule excepted, all,l wis
branded NV. W" on the rigi.t forc.al,artcr.
| Tic buggy was Of thu "Alflcs Stnntitsh i mi.
tern, stlisaro liox, end spriug, ton hgry, n.,lr
" new. Thc rig WIS stolen lust AlonJay even.
i!E.
| ,r,,, ,o,,,a ,,tu,,.,x =, a., ,n,, r.,,
hrn,vlt IN, II si,' ~ iHe }Gsterday
, 1876-11-18

Among tho applicants for tho office ot County
Agent so fur arc Delen, l'ctvrs, Commissioner
johnson, al,1 Pat O'.}rlru.
Alnung t's applicants for the place Of In
sprctor VI the rt-llousc stunc ut l. :ulont
urs ". II. skelly, strpttn kcougtl, aud Dennis
Curran. Tho appointment will 10 ,uaaa In
fcw days
Heretofore tho County Commissioners have
hccn allowed to name bailttt or Deputy Sheriff.
With Kern thCy understand tho r,Ilo will nut
hol1 gonl,-a change which they 10 not tako
kindly to.
The Turner forgery case occupied tho Crimi-
nal Cuurt agaln Yesterday, TAu opening Of thu
cass WAS completed LII thu forenoon. Tic only
, 1876-11-18
SPORTING MATTERS.

WARRINGTON. D. G., NOV. T.--A drlzzl!nE
rain inarrca the sport to.day at tho Brightwood
races.
Tho tlasl, Of flye furlongs, for 21ycar-otds, was
won by boswortlt. Flora second, Matnbracc
third. Time, loo. \
The las1 of ono milo for 8-ycar-olla WIS won
by 11attrras. Hattie +. second, Watcrce third.
TING, 1:4plS..
The ono milo and quarter dish for all ages
was Won by llobkirk, hut Oh claim Of foul tho
race was given to Lady Clipper. Ltbbo l..
acrond
>, Tic an-ca,lch stccplo chase Was won BY Capt.
Hummer. Culpept,cr second.
, 1876-11-18

clear anil in n full moon. have often slcpt IN
the open In india o, clear summer night when
there wns no al.oot, md although the first pnEt
OF the night may hayc .,con hot, yet towards .
great that l,uyc often hccn awakened by an
nrl,c fn my fnrcl,cAd. which | hnye a. often
ctunteractet t,v wrnnnng a handkerchief round
my head urt drawing tho blanket over my facc.
rs tic th!t il likely to l,o greatest on a very
clear night, and the eicarcst nIghs nrc likely to
hU thuFc IN wllirll there Ia bright t1nGnshlnr.
IL Is very noss!hc that nrurallria, paralysis, Or
aarno otfer similar injury, causod BY slccptnE In
tho ptuxinlate cause may really havo been tho
flflt.t ~
, 1876-11-18

Au Inlian correspondent writes to Nature
"'thcsu u q populuF hcl1ef that II Is dangerous
to sleep In full lnoanstlnc, as 1t 10 supposed to
produce some injurious effect called uloo,l-
strokc. 4 eleur sky aom'ts OF rapkl radiation,
ana auy person exposed to such raliatiun ID
Ia reason to Lclluyu that under tho circumstances
paralysis of QUO side Vi tflr iucc IL sometimes
!lkey to occur lrom emil, as onc side Vi thu faro
Ia moro likely to ba expusetl to rapl} radiation
nluso likely to occur whcn th9 sky Is perfectly
, 1876-11-18

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 17.-Danicl Tor
rance aud John King, Jr., were to-day appointed
rcccivcrs Of tho Ohio & Mississippi Railway By
Judge Gresham, on petition filed In the Cir
cult Court for tho southern district ot i,lltnna.
The court ordered this payment Of employees out
81 tS n e s
rOAa,
, 1876-11-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

~ ,t n,... r., ~, nu,,,c,, Manoror of
=, W. p."e 1tss 1S...,. p,,rt,nr cnmnonv. IA
stopping at tho Briggs House.
pr,cct,yc Scott has at Central Station awnit-
nsSs.". .t. t.r.,.aro rnr,t. NJ rnrne,,ne. ann
1ng ~ o"nss s,o,,,, Tr,,, .on,e rarr av.,
t"s posc" sa.,sanne "a ma,' 's'' A'0'''' ''0 ''
nus se''ue'.e' 49,, 49, ..n..
Coroner Dctzscll yesterday held an fhquest
unon Carl 4, Wtnchinv, homeopathic physl-
e's., txho ,,tcd suddcnlr Mt h.s home, No, 10 FiR
str"ot ~" rcr,iirt III death fro1n Old arp was
rcn,1rrc,l.
o,,.,., t ~ ~, ,vo,,b,r.,,
.' mss hmtu ,nt' sn. nm nreT rnmr,lny Of, Tic
sitimn,,nc & 81 paml Railrnai. died Yesterday
~ thc Cnnntr Hnsnitnl. The Coroner will bold
M tnonest tn-lnv.
,,'.,...,.. =, r.,,.r. .,,,.c, ,1,ro,,r,,,
this city yesterday, ARRIVING rom Ind,anapnas
ana takne oteaKlaSt ~ ~ s.e .n ~ ss,',no,,
een''a' 'o"o 4o' t''" t""' ,, -,
The Temperature yesteraaY, as oosg.gHm ',',,,.y ~
bn!l.l!ng). was nt 4. M: ~ degrees y H. H.,
~; II H., %; D. n. ~; D. IL M,t I'll na''
omctcr at = n f'., oo'lli r. 1n' oo'l"'
The Harbcre' Association met at The Sherman
House iast night, and discussed the atly!sabity
al kccuinp the ehnps oren on Sunday mornings
through t1n winter tn noun, tns.cad Of till i
o'clock. The Old rule ot cloelfc ~ IL "aS ao-
hcrcd to.
rrunk Spring and family of No. 81 Coventry
street, aw,ko It 10 o'clock yesterday morning to
caused hy some live ctntcrs which hnti been dc
nosfted in n SHED shortly Gcforo retirement,
The t|u,ncs were easily e1tluguished by Officers
Foley nn,l Pickle
ht1uncy ' HEEL 5,ns sa5s ~ ~, t,a te1,a
"nng 70 e. ta.e LILY oe ~ ~ ~ fr.,,
70 nns oaac. at 1T .n,, Iii ,,,a, ,
an'Ilsane eo1Isct tsat ,Mey VII ,aahe aI.. ..
tNtOu k1 NuAlk IVA u NhAH8G VI fGhAG t1VAA
, 1876-11-18
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

1ptt13t 1T1F19cH 70 1H9 7F760H6.
srR1AuFlBLu, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-To Governor
has to-day appointed Mesars. +. II. Winstal,,
Joscph Stockton, Thon,as +. Withrow, ard 8. ].
kadlsil to bo their own Successors US Lincoln
Park Commissioners, Chicago.
Tilc Secretary u tho Department OF Agricul.
turv to-tay tssucl Il circular to County crop re-
pnrtcTs nsktng accurate reports Of anilltAl Yield,
ttc,, by Dee. | next
uy direction Ut tho Governor, the Secretary OF
State will nut issue certificate. u! clcrtioIi to
State Attorneys elect until they tlc their official
bond.
, 1876-11-18

rd,go,1 F1cla. of n, an sortf, 1,ar,, oycnur
".,,.,,s. n.sa,sat ~ sao ,s....,. ~ n,.,t,,..,.
eom!'l"'"e o.1he 'oss VI sou "o't" ~ elo,h,,k
front door.
a. pr1tye,to for +,e 1o,ccnv If r,ot1,tno f. ,n,
~ n., ~. ',.s,.t'.,o ~. y. sso''s ., :. o.
Clark street. was lockrd up lust night iii tho
Chicago Avenue statton.
". IL, Casper was before Justice Mech for
ncri,lrv in swrarinr II, Keurell warrant. x Ger.
tIfleI rnnv nj in warrant VIVA hrn,,vht intn
sotirt ant in mn son,I s,yrar shnt Cnsrr hn,i
sirnr.i II. liz was ,!ss.bars-stf. "''' 0f~' ">~
,r,'s 49,, ,,ee,.,- mr. w..
aho reslaenco ot Efea Mcekicf, 40; slo Mest
, 1876-11-18

EVANSTON.

Cards were Issued yesterday announcing the
marriage Of Miss isabella, daughter OF Col.
G. c. Abel, Of Chicago, and Mr.. Leo ]. Pttncr.
The. ceremony vii! take place at the First
will be followed By reception at tho residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. pitncr.
This - but the beginning Of scrlcs Of moro
than dozen weddings, which will do much 10
, 1876-11-18

IIAML1NE- NICHOLSON On Tuerday, Nov.
II. at Nashville. Tenn, By the Ros. George
beckett, u. p, Mtr. Leo If. 11amltne. OF Evans.
ton, H.. and Miss Ida GtIgaby Nicholson, OF
OTT-WILl.iAMs-on Tho 9th Inst by the
Rev. Mr.. YnunE, Francko f. Elliott, Of
81. ullcnvtlle, o., md HtEB If. j. Williams Of O57
North Clark street. Ch1cngo
, 1876-11-18

without showing Thu condition OF our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. III order not TO be
ashamed of thetn. LIT " use Soxolunt, which
to sure to krcp tAc.n white and sputlcas, aud u
give fragrance TO every word We utter.
, 1876-11-18
TT MUST BE DOM, .

The manufacturers need tho
money, and VIC must obey their or.
dors to closo thoir accounta. Wo
shall offer on Wednesday, Nov. %.
O. full and free sale of Mons, Bova''
and Youths Boots, and Womon's,
Misses and .Chlldron's Fine and
Heavy Goods. Call and examine
before buying elsewhere. Cate.
loguoa ready Monday.
GEO. r. GORE 4 CO., t,s s 10 wnba.h.a,,
, 1876-11-18

THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special inducements IL putclasurs ut whole.
sac and rltait. Of sheet music, music. books VIC.
lns, guitars, and ali kinds of musical Instruments
General agents for thu standard organ and sleek
plano. Quality uuaraniccd. l:b 6tate stleut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

all, on the ground that property and bust
ness can alone confer political authority;
that these constitute an elect constituency
beyond which voters owning no property
or engaged in no employment are ''bum-
mers" and ''place-seekers" not to be trust
ed with the choice of local officers. When
it comes to be seen that this doctrine
subordinates the tenant to the landlord,
DISTINGUISHES the clerk or mechanic with
out employment, there will be visible the
germ Of doctrine wholly opposed to the
political equality of man, and Of an aris-
tocratic contempt for the people.
The Times may properly expose the
true nature of this aristocratic claim. 1t
says:
We recognize in this proposition to de-
prive the people of right peculiarly their
own. and to vest it in . few persons, not
purpose of making these particular nomina-
tons, but merely incidentally authorized to
make them, . gross and unwarranted viola
ton of principle.
1t thus construes the proposal:
It is all very we'll for Q few men to con-
shtute themselves the close council of .
party, to direct all its affairs, and divide it's
spolia opima among themselves, and to
leave the riff-raff tho bare exercise of the
invaluable prerogative Of voting.
And, as in the unanimous verdict of
the jury, $50 say we all"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

volved in the exposure and conviction
Of any delinquent officials, we are pre-
pared to make, for the vindication Of the
Republican party from charge for which
we do not conceive it responsible, and for
the protection Of the capital, enterprise
and labor of the people of New Orleans.
Let public move bemade by honest
traders and workers for inquiry into direct
or indirect evasion of the tariff on foreign
imports into the port of New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

When the same club officers come round
to Peter Cooper week after week for money
to bug. torch lamps with, the old man be-
gins to suspect that the greenback nomina-
ton lie an empty honor. When villainous
looking, short-haired gentleman from q
dirty ward asks the old man if he will set
up something for the boys, Peter no longer
wonders that Horace Greeley died young.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
SIX MONTHS AFTER DATE WE PROMISE
TO APPROPRIATE.

We are aware the workingmen have
been told, in respect to the levee bill,
| that
In the present state OF political feeling
members were afraid Of putting themselvet
| on the record in favor Of enlarging an ex
penditure of public m0ey. It was very
probable, however, that most of the mem
bers would vote in favor of the measure
next session.
This theory would represent the Demo.
cracy as bent on the delicate commission
of deception. If the levee bill is just,
why not pass it at the present session
The credit Of the government is as good
now as it will be next year. The country
will gain one years work, and will be one
year nearer protection for its land and
labor. If, however, this bill be defeated
on the Democratic principle of opposition
to public appropriations, or an increase
OF debt, how can we expect that this prin-
ciple will be repealed. If membA who
voted against bill appropriating SO many
millions at the present session, should
vote for the bill at the next session, what
cry of Credit Mobiller would be raised
against him? How could he disabuse the
minds of his constituents that he had
sold his vote? Even the excuse that he
only wished to conceal the appropriation
until the people should have been de-
ceived into Democratic support, would
not avail him. The constituents would
say to such changeling, you have shown
yourself capable of deceiving us or the
whole American people; under either view,
we are afraid of you.
But if an economical record, to be made
up chiefly at the expense Of Withholding
Southern appropriations, be the motive,
in order that the Democracy may carry
the presidential election, upon what the
next session thereof shows to be false
pretenses, how can we compel, or, indeed,
expect the opponents Of the levee bill to
stultify and dishonor themselves by voting
for the bill after the election shall be
over? Have we a bargain that if the South
does not force its just demands before the
election, the Northern Democracy will
comply with these demands after the cleo
ton? Is it in average human or political
nature to do more for attaining a wish,
after its qualification, than would have
been done to secure its success?
"The workingmen" of Louisiana will
not rely upon these promissory appro-
priations. They will not expect the DEM
ocratic members to care more for the
Louisiana laborer after the election than
before, nor will they expect that if Demo-
cratic ffee traders have secured the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

An exchange says: although the camel
has the most beautiful eyes of all quadru-
peds, 1t boasts Of ugly teeth and vile
temper. Two unsuspecting keepers ct the
London Crystal Palace lately found this
out when dromedary suddenly attacked
thcn and tore the ankle joint Of ono out Of
IL socket, 20 that the fost had to be ampu-
lasod.r This was N extreme case and
pruhably occurred when the animal was OF.
cited asl had his back up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

The brakesmen on the Hudson River
railroad distribute tracts to passengers.
This shows that they are good young
men; but the average traveller feels safer
when the brakeman stands by his brakes
instead of BY his tracts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

Brains are looking up in politics. The
eighth congressional district of Massachus-
etts sends James Russell Lowell and James
Freeman Clarke as delegates to the Gin
cinnati convention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

The favorite instrument of Levy is a
cornet, but when he sees sheriff in the an
dience he plays an off glide.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

1t was just the same way when Solomon
was alive. He said, "All the labor Of man
is for his mouth, and yet the appetite is not
satisfied"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

The Mammoth Cave. in Kentucky. is
offered for sale. The property presents q
fine opening for some young man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

Mr.. ]. H. Riddell has written novel
called "Above Suspicion" It greatly re-
semblee Caesars Wife,"