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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22
THE RETIREMENT OF A VET.
ERAN POLL rICIAN.
the Now York Herald Of the l4th.l

From the Now York Herald of the l4th.1
Yesterday the Republican members
of the Pennsylvania Legislature unani-
mously nominated J.. Donald Came
ron, ex-Secretary OF War, Ms Senator
of the United States, and this vote is
equivalent to an election. Simon
Cameron has resigned the Senatorship
for easons which the Herald has al
ready stated, and will be succeeded by
his son, a ran of extraordinary abili-
ties, especially in an executive capsci
ty. The son has the future, but the
father possesses the past. Senator
Cameron will remain one Of the his
torical figures of America. Like many
other distinguished men-Lincoin,
Chase, Stanton, Grant, Johnson and
Wilson-his star rose in obscurity and
frightened into splendor as It ascend
ed. He was originally q printer, ami
by the force of intellect aud will ere
ated Tor himself a place in the annals
of his country. More than thirty
years have passed since he entered
public life rs a politician, and, al hough
the object of perpetual attack, Mr..
Cameron has never been defeated by a
foe and has never forgotten a friend.
In Congress he was the contemporary
of Webster. Clay, Calhoun, Hale and
many other distinguished men. Dur
ing the war he performed im-
portant services both in the Cab
met and Senate, and afferward
had the honor OF succeeding Charles
Sumner as Chairman of the Com.
mite on Foreign Affairs. MIR. Came
ron might we'll say of the most critical
period OF our history that it was one
''all OF which l saw and part of which
l was" He beQueaths his power
and influence to his son, and those
who object to such al inheritance,
should remember that the TACT thar
a Cameron should succeed a Came
ron in the Senate is no more opposed
! American ideas than that a Wander
bilt should follow = Vanderbilt in y
railroad company, a Peel a Peel in an
English Ministry, or John Quincy Ad
AIMS John Adams in the Presidency of
the United States. The Camerons are
and will remain q power, not only in
the politics Of Pennsylvania, but in
those OF the nation, and whatever OBJ
lection may be made to their policy
their patriotism must DO admitted.
Senator Cameron has resigned two
years before his term of office ex pired,
and. although he probably did not do
this without the knowledge that his
son would succeed him, the example
is rare. The affection between the
father and son is exceptional. and the
new Senator will no doubt receive
counsel from the Nestor OF the Senate.
OF Sena'or Cameron it can not be SAID,
'Supertinous Tags the veteran on the
STAGE" for he resigns in the maturity
of his political and intellectual power,
and is followed into his retirement
with the confidence of his party and
the respect of the majority Of his
c~o,lntrymen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22
RkEHITIES.

Oliver Ames was worth SIS, 200, 900.
Hayes AMI all the members OF the
Cabinet are lawyers.
champion or h-l' is the popular
catchword in South Carolina.
An American lady has a large prac-
tice as a physician among the women
of Lower India.
Senator Withers, Of Virginia, has
eleven daughters. That's what we call
a fair count.
Shooting from the coat pocket would
hardly be- called chivalric. eve by the
meanest believer i'm the code.
The assets Of Rudolpe, the billiard
player, are a SCI of titiy-cent studs.
tie vent into the pocket too often.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
Bear RumOrs-Thc Case OF Hayes.
r .nrrno Aia.aE III

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81.
During the day there has been a
number of amor in circulation of the
failure of brokers and operators. but
evidently with very little foundation
in fact. They ara undoubtedly started
for effect by the bear faction. The
brokers whoare named as in difficulty
staie their readiness to pay all demands
on presentation and pronunce all such
tsories unfou nded.
In the Polics Cours this morning,
the case of WIN. HAYES, the %fire-eatiny
attorney who didn't shoot General
McConib, was called for examination,
the charge being for an assault with a
deadly weapon. The defendant was
not present, but his attorney stated
that his clients injuries we're so yer
he would not be able TO appear for
trial teiore April I'd; be therefore
made a motion TO That effect, which
was assented TO by General Nc
Comb and his counsel, X. H.. Lloyd,
and the case was continued until that
Tina
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22

DON Cameron Elected United states
Senator.
HARRISBURG, March 81.
In Joint Convention of the Legisla-
ture I day, J. Don Cameron vas duly
declared elected United States Senator.
Death from Taking I.audanum.
CINCINNATI, March Il.
DR.. Wakefield. VINO took five ounces
of laudanum yesterday with the pur-
pose of suicide, died this morning.
A Murderer %Lynched.
AUGUsTA,G Ga, March 81.
Edward Wells, a negro who muir
dered WIN. O'Brien, in Burke county,
was taken from the Jail at Waynes.
boro last night and lynched by a crowd
of unknown men. Wells confessed
that he murdered O'Briep.
STANLEY Matthews Elected senator
from Ohio.
COLUMBUS, March 81.
Stanley Matthews is duly elected
Senator from Ohio, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Ut John
Sherman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22
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AsfIOfdS tHe UFNIHS fHpI1'
BERLIN, March 81.
Laborers here yesterday attacked a
number of men from Posen working
on the tramway in this city, because
the latter had accepted lower wages.
The police supported the Poseners,
but We're repnlsed. A company of in
fantry was then ordered out, and with
some mounted police, cleared the
streets. Several men we're wounded.
Contract by the Pacific Mail Com.
paDy.
PANAMA, March IL.
1t is understood that the Pacific
Mail Company has concluded a con-
tract with the Government of Salvador
to give that State a direct monthly
communication with San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22

Examiner: "Girls who consciously
go to work to get married know very
well that a we'll placed sigh is worth
fifty sonatas, and that M amount OF
major and minor prestidigilation can
win n triumph ove the rival who,
though a Ounce at the music book. is
expert in smiles and dropped eyelids.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22

THE proprietor of a young ladies'
academy has utterly ruinei his bust
ness by causing To be inserted in a
large number of newspapers a picture
OF the building, with two girls stand
ing on the balcony with las. years bats
on their heads.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-22
Packarl's K%ecruitin: Officers Ar
rested for Treason by the Mich.
OILS Police.

The city Is very quiet tonight. No
hostile demonstration from any quar-
ter. A conflict involving loss OF lite is
now regarded a impossible. Nichols
police tn day arrested four more of
Packard's recruiting off They
are imprisoned charged with treason.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

We clip ths following notice fro1 he
Western News, publhhsd ss Caaaaa, Coa.
necticut Il ssrves 70 ahov tAas ths Black
Mills fever 10 psaetn,ins even New Eng.
land and It should Also avakss more istsr.
est among Ihs t,usinsss ass Of Yask,os 10
securing the travel apd trsoe Of ~ N
sion:
M. James Garrahas. Of this plscs, \ or
gsniziDg company 70 20 % tour ol In
specttoo TO the Black allls. IL bsiae shs
purpdse of so.s Of ths parry u exsnise
into The t.pposi unit.es thsre ofrrsd lbS peoa
table enpIo, ment, lille otAsfs WI nSks
the excursiod simply n - ,hs cosAary.
and VIII retnrp after s-short sojouru Ihsfs.
Mr. G has succeeded in setiisg vssy lov
rates over IS much Of The rouis - On 3,
Travelled BY rsil, viz, 10 Yask,os, Dakoss.
and The remaining part II iAs tparssy viii
10 made BY stage, OP "mule sxpfooe," ~
distance from Dskoia to lhe dills heins
about tour bunAUd 1,Iss. TAs psSsy ex.
poets to start sO0s tios 10 Apeil.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06
PxnslsnAE.

Hs3. Hanson will iesss next week TO,
the Hills.
Capt, James Hughes will leave for tbs
Hills next week.
y. q. vauxhn expects 10 leave TO NOR
row for ths Hills
ztna Rschey arrived las. night from !.
TWO weeks eastern trip.
" Z. Prentice aud Gen. Dawson wsr.
~ The Merchants laas night.
Judge shsnnon's ,dic,sl domioions nov
extend 10 The Big slaux river,
June Dix lett this morning for III.
Hills in company With Seth Bullock.
Charles EsemlA sr,iyed he, nlsh, from
the east, where he has been pufcbssink
Eo,rts
Charles 8. Parker. OF Janesvtlie, Wis
arrived last nigh, and is rrgis,er,d At ID.
Merchants.
W. n. sbirk, Of Moaroe, Wisconsin, i.
In town. He thinks Of opeaing photo
graph sstabliahment herr.
James A. Hand, register Of deeds Of Law.
renee county. has resigned his position ..
deputy auditor Of IL territory.
: Ars. Burnham, Of The Chicago nilli. es,
stora viii starr eass Thursday morninx u
parchases nsw stock Of spring goods
w. G. Brous, Of Janesvills, Via, for
nerly compositor In thls oaics, - Re.
turned and will help ses up ths revised
statutes Of Dakota.
Mayor james La~reooe, Rev. 8. d.
H,nman and Indi-s Inspector Kenbls
spent the aight q the Ne,ehaats aad
went 70 Ponca agss.cy this norsing.
". G. Bown, Bud Todd and wife
Dana Todd, Ollie Shannon and DR.. Cline
(4eft to-day for the Hills BY the over land
sroute. Most Of these gsntlemea alread J
have possessions in the land Of gold.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

Frank Scheppetheyn hes removed his
ssl.son Hnm 0spilaEalrees 10 Third street,
bst~esn Ds.uxlss avenue ssd Walnut street.
He propases to keep I'm hapd ths Same
dos brands Of foreign and doosslic wines,
liquors and cigar, and has fitted up his
plscs in firss-class metropolitan styie.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

ssS ~
T.o yoke d oxen - - : ,As aa,sl.
eouiaa.
TIE !. Bulldonrr d, : ceat eacA y niib
4 Pu,ds'A
s,sadard bnoks and I'll ~ lalsaa vosks]
., Mills 4 Purdy's.
Dr.. Geo P. Dl1 des,iss sos0, y sss-
yer's block 3dSs
Dr. Il. D. D1 -. Dsst.ss O0cs b Ds
witt. Block. "a strsst.
For blink b.nks 10 Ill desirable styls.
SO 70 Miis = Pardy's,
John l. Taylnr Y aslivsrtAg u Dsv
book Tor which - Ass bses caavaasiag.
enlisi<d The Life u Gen. Cssasr." Il h
20 excsllept work and V gosa6 like ho,
cakes.
yolia's train of tsn la5es fsvlghs wagoes
hssvsly hdss ard sscs dmus b. fosr yoa.
y csllie. palisd out TT lhs Hits sAs I'M
lAlsx Il css.lsd ssseasioo . u passed
up Third street
The Issu.i of sdyersls.sg = helss Ne.
received last night ii0a Yofkst IL. Eng
lsnd. insking enquiries abou, SONS Bm
Ho&es cosusy lasd sdvsftised for ssls i.
The Press and OakotaiAA.
w p0bisA the insuy uss,ioa cssemonIe,
and aadiesses entire on the lnsids of u
days .,.ue. They came too lsts ysslsrds,
sfierDoon TO sdm,t os their publicatio.
eompetc in yssteid.y's sssue.
Nov y Ii , ,iOs N gst your spring suit
nsde. Just received u Chss kaseulas 4
Cos. nsw ,ot Of tailoring goods c.nsi.,
lsg Vi French wors,sd. 6cO,ch aud Freec
cassimere, u y msds up In the la,es. s,yI.
Telegraph istormstssa irom Yank,o
AEeacy. this morning said thers vss
blizzard coming. There US . nYis
around TO replsnish waning Aood ptles an
atisnustei lafders, but sl.sr thlngs ba
besn made snug for thrrs days s,tgs u
"biiz' skippsd o6 10 ssoshsr dir.ction %
nothing mprs has besa Asssd fen 1.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06
q. .. AA.M.

Tssr Win - spsclal esaaasicassoa Of
B. JeAab Loaes Ne. 1. - r. . - II,
bald to-mo1ow. lfussdAy) evssisa, ss hAlf
~ sssss otlsek. saarp, = sleif lodes
roso ID ~ ely. s
Co, q Ham. ". II.
6ec. Dasw. Sso'y. sr,b 49,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06
App......... r., =. s,~es n,ll

APpssasosass rss he 0lAek 1lllls.
The following appoiakosats Aavs iuss
t,-eu usds by Gsvsssor Pesainstoe %
positiqss . Two Of ~ Bhck Hin eDan-
.les. The appdn,aes WIN he.ld thar ofi
- usail ~ sext .senssal ssseaioo, ons
year from aext fall, proyidel no new ter.
rilorv isscarved oui Of the Black Hllls
osfore that time:
LAwKEncE COUNTY
Fred. T. Evans, r. D. JeasinsA Jobs
Wolxnstb, commissiosess; JaaaS A.
Hod, reSis,er Of desas; Ss,h Bullock,
sheri6.
PEnnlHofoH COUNTY
P. h Voshafs. Naavtlls 4. Fuller, IA.
win Losslasd, coumiasioaers; Joseph r
Hanaon, fssister Of dseds.
Ths coansioss for ~ omoen appoist.
I'd who sEp now 10 tbs HilIs vsrs eoe
wardsd to-day In charge ol estA Bullock
sheriff Of LAwrsscs county Who lsft os
,his mornisg's train. The governor als.
ssat ont reconosadatioss 10 the "a nh
sions1s Of Ne 1sspscaivs coantiss % sp
poiss TAonas 4. MassAAl ssrvsyoe q IAv
rsscs oounty, NJ CAAslss H. BAsss, sss
vsy"r q Pessissssa enaaty. II
bshoss of ths onosn e. ~
sosstiss lansd hsvs - - hssa
dss,enaeed. II sopsln1noaassGbs Cssss,
ooaaty Sil, = na1s = sssa = - sov
sssos @ a6seie - - pgspss ~
soas lssnideata) Eos ~ pdsolD0A
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06
Waassl.I1e RnsAeaa,,

Five acssa q md vislis u dty linits,
sOf : snafi tcos ~ la Isqsss u Nm
oaics.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

~ .1sil1ssi :. - - - ~
= &Pusdyh ~ z IL osss =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

smoke the Punch cigars, sold st Wander
nules drug s.s,e.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

J. g. BAuaasn respectfully asnnfsces
hlasslf - casdtdsts for tAe oalos q city
nArshsl.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

A. Barnhsa 4 Co. hsve just rsceivsd .
lot Of new styls spdag hats.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

Sec. Dasv. sse'y.,ssp
, 1877-01-04

after that thn tide r,n,d,v .. ch.nu.,, :.
n,e5nsy:5 . ,. W.. on tss tr riafs,: hailet:
Of aaie sitofH; fs,t sa ..,. va r,ss.ps
Rspael!ean ns ie, and ajorsp jaspfns't prisatsi1 e
Rtsuera sn: NY ! ! voto fur him. Tho Nspu9.
~ N'i 2 &C.! aest tne extent Of the bargain.
u y Marty mai ,slnrpal Secretary, r. b. s:a.er.
Of f'snIs fn5Is s n Assistant, autl X. 1iernchcor,
ton, lY acr Of Dan Voori.ccs, M for sotskar.. a..
h., so,s.s,. cor. WILLIAMS - :;
aagra b, next e aoaGden ths iea Of ~
tent himself with simple rescutfof. ""' eeo'
IT.. rns RECENT SPECIAL ELEe1ioSs. 80,
ths a1S Estesfsa Re- to se remarkable 9hns by
J.; ,i'ndana The indianapolis oHrnai gses III
'onowing .!.''sg Interesting particulars thereof:
p,sen ,t.s1n ~ a. ssw dsYs three elections bare take
one n q ts.rH ~ raSa9siss IN the sstc Lcg,atns
stgi.e sts snd on: In p.fke and Ia tss
a1usr iisan flsfto Jse;son County Repnb.
MaIo.ty of NO, Delaware Hepabc.n 'oSo Inoior'.o
e ;aoo ratke Republican msjoTty Of gi3. an1
e Senatorial eeetio' ti'ot tbs Rtnn1i,,ns e I'M Il
fatfsd "a th Isaetson County By 3lo majority precise
e sdSs ksdso fsiG 9 I'D s.s,ri +
III sohnties ". or A6onf 200 over thu October ytfs:
anu 'thet carried tho FAfkc and Montgomery dis
t iset " aoout $50 mnI1rity. showing 4 net Hennt.
M iiean gain alnee October IN ths Two countjts ~
q 9! nsasiJ G00. The County Of Madison. Whtsh n
y1stoper 1r eavc Democratic majusftY oF SID. INV
Ees ,.i hepnbllcan majority Of l78, showing nat
i.tltt nenabsican gain OF 1.0Jz; whiIo MontrcmerY
nssnnty. nonnty. on q ,squa!o vote between ths
uesmoGiatic s.ss and Republican parties, shows n
H. hepnbltcan gain since October Of 3Gi
1,.nue nMsae are very significant facts. Thov
Esgse , eonctuivcty thnt the Democratic narty
~ !no'aha Is not as atrong to. daY a. II war fhren
Months ago, and that The Republican nsrfT il
stronger and more united. TteY proya fn,ther
taat the rang an die Of the Democracy do nat Ann.
hos1 nc lfaders in iscif Office crueado I'D
iaeit howl for - Ti1dcn OF war" Tie ntmoerntis
sty n has lost the respect Of pcaceabie law-sbid.
LIZ inen ~ the hlibusteffng course 1t has pnrsucd
waic thc Republican party has gntncd etfencth and
sotcs ny phfsuing the opposite course, snd bv
- ~. sAnulhS hfiny on the c0nstttusion and laws TIA
~ rgte ~ MADISON County IL especially sirnidesni
uat nag 1ccn considered Democratic stfunnhoii
anu toe leaders thcac have bccu noisy and nersst.
en. IN thc!r howl for 'Titdcn or blood" Fho re-.
EN- election, showing net HcpuLcan qsin sJncn
S! mGtoner OF ,gi. shows shat the mas4cs are nal
WIN WI mem. 1t shows, moreover, that they hayo
H.. ", ,scarct nor dlsconcerted the Republicans Nv
!her fuss and fnrr. The same Is true Of ihn narty
IAi9nehout Tie statc. So far from being demo,af
Sca Of ntsmtdatsd by the buccnneerinT policY Of
H. ncn,ostacy, they are tolid ~ sto1e wilt In
~ n convection that uoy. Hayes ID fairly and ron
clcccd that the principles Of iho IL.
'hAll be maintained, -s "'s ~ae'
, 1877-01-04
ANOI'IIl:I, SCHEME
ORIGINATING WITH rHH DEMOCRATS.

epfefd{ Nsp1scA to 7ae Tftbun&
"Asn1seros, q. e., Jan. :.-The Democrats
have conceived another scheme for preventing
the declaration Of the election Of Hayes, This
u to be accomplished by t1lbusterine IN the
Senate until March T. The outline Of the titan
this: The senats Democrats will debate ali
quest!ons In tlc progress Of the count until the
clock strikes moon, March 4, when thcy claim
Inc operation Of counting the votes neccssarilr
ecasce. Then the Eenate Is to swtar
IN It's new members and elect a prca,,1-
Ing officer. BY tho time this Is aecom-
plihhcd, mcssaga will be received from
the Secretary Of Stale announcing vacancy
u the o'iscc of prca'lcnt Ut the United States.
Ihc nc"ly.clectcd President Ut the Senate Viii
take TIC oath Of uilicu and set tho Government
in motfun.
The Senate has no rules 10 limit debate. nn,1
now that tic toint rules arc nhrugutc,l thur,
would be nothing thcy think to kcc,, them fran
talking day anu night To kill time md prevent
tho completion Of the count. Should the Ucm.
tcrass deciflc to take tic risk, tt /. o,tcstIon
whether they could carry out the programme,
somc say manifest attempt L, delay tic cullpt
70 prevents fts completion would he a violation
OF the provision Of the Constitution that fLc
votes sfa'l he counted, anil that ns Tho Coustf.
tuition Dvcrrilcs all rules, 1t would be tho duty
u tic f1csldcnt Ut the Senate to Interfere.
check tho debate, md oftlce tho count to pro-
, 1877-01-04

Special Dfap1tch to 7ae Tribune,
LASstso, Mr1l.. Jan. 3.-Thc action of tba
Republican caucus Of tho Afichgan Legislature
Tonight is without a parallel In tho history OF
this noble State. Tic following telegram was
sent to senator Ferry, pursuant to resolution
adoRtcd unanimously, amid great cnthusfas,n !:
ii, ltIS%..Se' I%as' 1an; 2, ls77.17a ne .hoa. 7Aome*
nashthafon. u. e.: w luke pleasure In nossfy,r.:
ygn tat, At The Republican ca'cus thls c1cnlnS, AZ
Eert rresens: PUN wcrc rcnonnnssed by aesla,ns "
i. ii. norr. Chairman.
ItNEH u. hr0SE, SECRETARY,
r. I. FErEt.
fHHEY's REPLY.
c1si,.,as 1Ma,M,s"7Jx .;n .. T. s;os. Jsn t-M n oy
r<*y eaa@, s: zsa:le e lss< 1: S;1e:F,y ras,.y = ~ n
grateful aeknowc'lsm.nte 10 the member. of thc
sRdt II u te!{ c s,,ts cs::s
hy tie tths Jalnt Convention. it sall continue inue
adsancr natl3nal Interests. anu u retain the sont
deneG Of my fel1ow-cltzrns. hoitlint rcsrunaI 10.
st !its1! fo,tans .eeenlssy to 1dety national
s; cincs n pers" finds compensation In The rcec.
sioi that ihs tne'nIess hare aetc4 freely without
rce ' ts eosest 81 ani ny c pi.:1is:, dis,s1iEs A. A.
tht MT nolntns'ion, tue nIlannty OF tllIs sccon
gives . nc 1nd!.snt.el sas'rfaetion. The hopc
a:aussncr thai q h>co1A icri shall likswl.e FUR.
n!sh ~ uccas1on ior regret tllat The citizens of
Mlch!1san chose to renew the exalted trust thcy
cont4rd TO tF,elf obliged public servant,
tsisntdI 7. u. FKnnY,
Speeches wrrc nsade by me Or more Hvurc-
sentatiyes sc!cctci t'y carfl Congressional his
thts sentence: " Michigan llls gwen senator
Ferry hcr highest l'ouor, tho United states Sen-
ate tas elevated hin tu the highest place In ita
ptWer, ulld It IL mol improbable that the nation
"lll, fllr scars hence, tall him to still higher
place:" drcat applAusc followed, II r,utsr.
Y Is known that senator Ferry could not leave
ward +. Ferry, Vi Grand Haven, was 1ycs.
cnt. anil. trinS tlnanininualy called for. was
sseurteti 70 the stand. aud rloqurntly thanked
Ille Legislature OIL behalf Of Senator Furry, on
behalf Ut slithfsan, and on behalf OF tho nnx.
ous aul loyal hearts Of the people Ut thu uujo,i.
Jtlc Ut +. I. Ferry's remarks was as follows:
). Senator Ferry la. IN tic past proycl, truo to
'sery, trust, mud, gentlemen, / ussurc you that
10 WILL prorc true to every trust and luty in
hc future"
, 1877-01-04
LOUISIANA.

st<etas DispaseA to 7A* Tribune.
| NEW ORLEANS Jan. 3.-Thc Legislature to-
day passed. bill which indieatcs that tho po1tcv
of tiov. farkard's Administration will bc ytgor-
Gus sctf-dcfrnsc. It was ono appropstatins
s50.Ooo for militia purposes.
| Tie most important feature OF the Congress
fi"aI investigations Is tho uncattl,in. Nv
senator Naslctsh's Committee Ut u secret
Democratic military socie.y rallied "The :.]3, u
which scctna tu haze cxlstcd in East and West
Fe5ir1afA aiM East Baton tlousu for nearly Il
year. II Is Inown IL exist also III thls civ. 0us
fact IN relation to It ia clear. that no Republican
belongs to 1t, nnd that all the must violent Dem,
otrath III thosc fsarIaca wcrc n.rt,bers.
Much Ut tho Testimony brought before the
senatu Committee Is Ut the must l,orr!fyIuy
interest," ln'lay remarkably brighf, i,,ri!t-
gent lad, almost white, named ltut,ruI johnson
tau how his father MAS taken from h!s home by
HrSu!aturs, anil ncYcr returned, Ii! 4 must
thriflin. anl effective way fron, III ycry sim.
p!Iclty.
Thc.c Is
MARKED CONTRAST
III the methods a.iuplrsl by tic lI4psc anu
Senate Committees. The Ilol,sc Con.nlttco
docs MT aIsow Republican members to know
"hat DctlnSratfc wttHcrscs lIaye been sum
n"ned, and they arc brought hcra frum
%ta Va4t| Vi kAE 0t1tts 1Nu$ IHF
there has not been single wit.
ness ex;mtncd for tue Republicans before
that Committee !n.tlis city. Itls Republicans
arr required To bring their Testimony before =
subcommittee In thu e.llnsTy, aud The sub-co,u-
mittrcs hare a!l completed THUR sessions aud
are cttlicr on tIrlE wuy heru or have alrcauy
arrived. On the otlrr hand, wlcu the Eepub-
lleans submit lat VI witnesses to tl1 Sepat4
Committee, Senator tiuwa Ut once gives the
DeIao<5atIc members an opportunity 10 know
wllo thcs arc fcfurc they arc suu,monct.
seuatoF Wa.llei:h stated to TAk TRIBUNE
correspondent to-day that Ills mind had undeE-
went i roiMpfete change in relation 10 Southern
affairs since tue Investigation of the Committees
had eululnenrcd; that the people Of the North |
l1a4l NJ conception Vt tho tragedies which were
being cuastcl iu this State.
rms sAsxsTl0ArIoHs.
10 AA Etstkya Assecdat4d Fsx&a
Nxw oALx4As. jan. 3-Ius Sub Committee
from Baton Rouge have returned, and made
quorum.
tho House Committee, BY party vote, TO-
ported President O.tou, Of tha Western Union
Telegraph Company, to the House ~ in con-