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ERIE RAILWAY.
AsAgEff ARR .rxt.

EATSkllA aud SlU NESAN BOAIS
passengers ind freight Fare one Dollar Beihs free.
ERIE RAILWAY.
II SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
8 m.-ciucnnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
1913 am-Expres Man for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
p m. Daily Pacific Erprsss for the West. sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester Bufalo Nagar3 Fails incin.
na and Chicago without change; ao Hotel Dining Cars TO
Irans Ieaye Chambers Street Depot, y. " FOR
p m, and II midnight saturday nights only sunday, 9I5
FptS and Ic Pa:s' 7iS y neSa cls. la5
se 90 T 4 's 4,5 5s go ~" TO- and S !? TfsS 5 m noou
ana u miinet Sundays, C. $780, 9l5 10 N, l45, 63o'
%i5s ga !SnISyi S ot' 1 3S g. ID a. @ a M s and
Cornwall a M. s:sO $50 p. M Sundays, $50 a.
Ne%Gurgh . ,Oij % $50 l:3O p m. Sundays $50 m.
Goshen, g. AZ g. ~ 1915 :. in $780, 3:iJ i:3O p m.
Ma4stoSn. " ~ i5. TO- ioIS O n.y. n s.5 $780, p m sun
eSases es q s % ~ E and m ds%eo S MBd ~ ard H. At NJ Mans
PORT Jeryis, 'ii ~ lO:45 r. m 4'5o PM sundays
N6IF trains leaving Chambers half hours
than above time: Trains leaving Chambers quarter
leave Tseafy thirds 81 thiriy minutes earlier hoai leave
leaving ChamDcrs-st. at 10 p. m. and l. midnight
and sp@r coscs a en % be Obtained 5n dr r ie
% and @ d q 3 ass'ss & M ny Ss i az No zoe
BTeokyu and AZ The Contrary Depets g. ~, ,,or ., 20.
a. IL. l:lO and 75j D. N.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NRW-JERSEY.
Trains leave Eneewool Coster Piermon and Nyack,
:, -}u. l. 3 4, AS. $50 6.3O, $50 aud
satnray nights only at il5J Sundays, a. nj. aud
manuel spring Valley. and Monsey Z, $50 NJ 40 p
JNO y. ABBoT T. General fass'r Agent NeN.lor
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
HaA ne ~ Is 72o dne shN niiA2 Ie
pler 8 Norih aver st.. connecting sandy
Long Br,ici G2J $50 1910 a. M: 9,i5 ). c:l5pm
IA O. m and ~ 4 IL M
Sea sde ParA, Banegat ana Beach Haven, G2O ana
3.iJ p m.
Sundays for Long Branch 700 a. m
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing June 70, 1877,
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot;
500 a. m Western and Aerhern Express, with drawing
90 a. Rochester, also to ~. Albaus.
$50 m. spe-ia Saratoga Express. Draw ineTo0m cars
IGsS q M special Chicago and western Express with
drawing 10 Canantagua Rochester Buffalo, and
Niagara Falls also drawing room hrO u ct I'd springs
lisoa Northern aad Western Express. with drawing
tO SFrstOsa
$50 D M. Special Saratoga Express arrives Buffalo
400 D. M Albany and Troy Express stops at Sing sing
PeokaEill aud all stations north except Livingston.
GOO p Express villa sleepnscars tor Watcrtown aud
Cananiagrta- Also Z Montreal VIA Pi.ttsburgh.
D. Pacific Express, daily, with scspngcsrs for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo eveland. Toledo. Detroit
ard Chicago. ant 90 Montreal Wa ~ Alhan-.
1lOO p m, Express. with sleeping for Albany and
way Trains per Local Time Tickets for sale ~
2J2 Dol and ~ Bread way AMI AZ Wcsc1t Express CO.'S
Ofces No Park place, lsj Ani 9i2 Br2dway Now YORK
am, BROOKLYN.
q. Il. MEEKEA. General Ps--euaW Agent
DEGULAR MORNING BOAT from New
snd Hsver-traw Ieavis sr.sonst S:l5 ocock
Steamboat GroLYfHAAl, Communicating oNDAi une 20
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Ee Leave New York Of DestrOsses and Crtandt
c,--.-.
ton aud SOUTH making ciOsc connections FOR Columbus
Chicago, &C. q,
100 D. NJ for Washington and The West and for Richmond
and he Godonsyile Pafnan cars from NcwNoPS
Baltimore and Washington, making close connections Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville and II. Louis.
80 H. IN daily Warrington, the South, and West Pail
sreptIs 10 Baltimore and Washnetof
making close for Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville
st Louis Pittsburgh south and ScuthMest. Connects
Washington Lynchburg, florida, SewOIeanc
and the south. 49,
For through tickets please call at Companys Office 3l3
York. ana ri ticket offices, oO OF CoftIandt
and De .broSSes-f SIS ana depot, Jersey cry.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA b. LTIMOkE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
NATSKTLI. aud STUYVESANr BOATS
~ leave daily Pier AZ foot cf Canal st ~ p
fcr nd Dollar BeItns
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a2taOfa lo0~.528 5.2it,A21 ~
-Four. bbls lyo.le2 iO.tsy $500 80
Hogs, 40 ...... 2Js023 2Vo"9- ol''h
The receipts OF wheat and hour NJ Mlwautes 't""
,une 10 ef. 1870 and 1877. inclusive, were:
~ Psrsatsrs
1870. 1917. Decrease oi at' 20"
urheat hus 5-t' 800 2~A.li A-llslo.
Fl"uI bGis So. 1892 7iS50 sSio1 ~
The elearanecs West, by the Eri. Canal for the secs
ending June n, were 22.66i,7oo pounds fof '7'''
against o67o 100 for the week OF 1915 h's'"'
1882 900 or 6,i9i tons. which u equal 70 o''
loads Yet In the Of a these fsets. sho"i't ~.
l,c decline IA, the business Of the railroads. their "o'
aro "bulIed" Oh a talk Of the crops" WHICH, - w
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Danclna Araocmies.

fJUHlIHy NtWUt"''"'
A DODWORTHs SCHOOL FOR DANClNO,
n. No. GS1 5TH-AVENUE
~ Private lessons during the Summer
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Gorses. Carriages, 6drness, &r.

4 PONY PHAETON FOR SALE.-Inquirea at
N DONNELLYs STABLE, corner OF Henry and Clark
BROOKLYN.
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WASH NGfON,

TIE amendments to Il lsgisl alive appropriation
bill hiking the salary OF seuaeJrs and repr esentatves
in Congress at s. 900, agreed to by the House
the Sd inst. An amendment ircre asing the Pres
ident's salary was defeated.
Office of the pubic printer, aoout 600 persons were
thrown out of employment.
IHs secretary Of the treasury says he has sufa-
siines to re-exchange United st ties for silver
brought to the departm an t in sums varying from
$40 to $500.
G. ". GRIFF IN has arrived at Washington bring
ing full po Sers as minister from the government
of the Samoan Islands to treat with our own in is
behalf 1t is not known whether he will be recog-
nized as minister from that csuntry, as he holds
commission as s. consul.
President GRANT WAS engaged on the 29th inst,
writing message to Congress, recommending
such legislation will hssten return to specie
payments. The president will recommend to Con-
Rress the enactment of such legisl aton will en-
able the eecretary of the treasury to fund legal
enders into tnirty-year bonds, bearing per cent.
interest, as he may deem expedient.
THE U. s. supreme court has adjourned till Feb
ruary II.
Hon. A. H. STEVENS is alarmingly i'll.
RUMoRs of extensive swindes on the q. s. treas
ury are rife in Washington, but Treasurer Wyman
says not dollar has been lost.
THE bill for the final count ing of the electoral
votes and the decision of the presidentia question,
was signed by the president, Jan. 20, and Is now a
law.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

ONE span of the T. W. and W. railway bridge. 15C
feet in length, crossi pg the WABASH at Lafayette
Ind, was entirely carried away by heavy floating
ice The bridge was be ing rebuilt of iron. a por-
ton of the irea for the bridge was also sweps
away. Tra~i viii bs suspended for several days.
THREE notorious thieves and burglars, named
Rowe, Dillon and Clark, were arrested at Cincin-
natl on the Srd inst, with quantity of silk in
their poss sssion, which was stolen in Cleveland
They wanted in Columbus and Cleveland. to
answer chargs of barg airy and safe-blowing
against them there.
WARREN CLouGH was convicted at Omaha of the
murder of his brother.
JOSEPH BARou CHE, suicided at Manistee, Mich,
on the 2sth inst, by shooting himself
LAwHENcE MACK, bartender was murdered at
st. Louis on the 10Th, bya man named A. v. Law
renee.
PAT CoNNELL, firem an, was cut IN the throat
probably fatally, at Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th,
by q young man named John c. Jones, who had
been elected from a saloon few minutes before.
CHAs P. WEcMoRs died of hydrophobis in it's
most terrible shape at Cincinnati the 27th inst
NOTHING definite las been heard of Bobert
Drury, who murdered his uncle, Albert Gibson at
Memphis on January 26h. He is 23 year, old, five
feet eight inches in height, weighs about las
pounds, has brown hair and light brown mustache.
His face is oval and presents a dshed appearance.
DAVE RAGaIo, notorious criminal, who has
served term in the Wisconsin state prison for
burglary committed in Milwaukee, shot in Chi
cago on Saturday, and died on Monday.
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JoHE F. CHAMBKRLIS, the we'll known sportin 6
man, of New York has gone into voluntary bank
cuptcy. Liabilities, s9l5,Ooo; nominal assets,
1900.
Nav YoEK's u nempoyed work inRmen, in mass
meeting, called upon the Legislature for Al ap pro-
priation of g. 900 to give work to 5000 idle
men.
HOPE is well nigh abandoned of the safety of the
steamship Colombo, 46 days overdue at New Yor /,
from Hui, England, and Of the George Cromwell
and the George Washington, from Halifax to st.
johns, N. g., each long overdue. Forty seven per.
,ons are or were, on board of the Columbo, 80 on
the George Crom wel and 81 on the George Wash
Ington.
CARDINAL MCCLosKEY, by q circular, invites the
faithful of bis Archdiocese to unite according to
their msans with the Catholic brethren 10 present
ing worthy testim onial of their 4" filial no mage
ind affection to our most Holy Father on his gold
N jubilee, the hftieth anniversary of his Epls-
,opate, which will be on the 2lst of next May"
Is the matter of the distribution of the bala nee
f the funds in the hands of the Centen aial Board
If Finance, which ON the 10th inst. decided in
tavor of the stockholders, District Attorney Valen-
tone acting for the United States Government, took
appeal to tine supreme Go urt of the United States,
It Philadelphia, on che 29th inst.
tbs Mutual Life Insurance com pany of Newark,
n. J., has gone out of bust ness.
PETER WIsrERMUrE, who killed Gen. McCook at
Yanktou, Dakota, two yea 60 died at Elmira, N.
Y, on the 9th.
JOHN KAN, aged six, son of wealthy parents, was
on the 18th inst, abducted at recess from the
school connected With ths Oh urch of Transfgura-
ton by an unknown man who gave him money and
sweetmeats.
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THE WEST.

ATELEGRAx from Virginia City. New, OF Feb. s,
says the Sutro Tunnel progr ressed 14s feet for the
10 days preceding, nd has now reached length OF
1865 feet, and has fairly entered the mineral belt.
Fifteen inches of warm water was struck.
LIT cLE girl years old raised great excite
ment in Seward, Neb., lately. by spiritual manifes
tations. While in ira nee she stated that Warren
Iough, some months ago, had killed two men and
hidden their bodies in a stable which she described
accurately, though she had never seen it. Men
have gone to inves tigase, and many place credence
a the story. Clough is now on trial in York coun-
ty for the murde r of q brother, which took place
later than the murders alleged.
sEEBuLoN BA IRp who has ranked as one Of the
biest la Syers in Ind iana died at his residence in
Lafayette, on the 29th.
CAPT GARDNER, a prominent mining operator of
he Black Hills region, has gone east with samp les
ore from thirty different mines. His object is
simply to display them incentive to the di-
rection of capital thither with smelling works.
An Omaha pedestrian walked ITO miles in ~ hours
and 81 minutes.
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STATE NEWS.
~ o. MANU.
HENRY GER.

GAS works are to be erected at Ap-
pleton in the spring.
NUMBERING in the woods is nearly
completed for the season.
The Old Settlers Club of Washing
ton county will celebrate on the 22d.
JOHN BRIoKLEY, of Fremont, recently
killed q hog which weighed 1,024}
pounds.
LAST Tuesday Mrs. Sullivan, of Wa
terloo, committed suicide by cutting
her throat with Q razor.
AN Improvement, to cost $40, 600, is to
be made to the Catholic convent at
Fond du Lac, this year.
ONE of the strongest advocates of
temperance at Oconomowoc, now, is
Ashley D. Harger of the Times.
HENRY BERrRAM, boot and shoe
dealer of Watertown, has, apon his own
petition, been adjudged bankrupt.
THE Green Bay soup house supplies
one hundred people daily with quart
of nourishment in the shape of vege-
table soup.
JUDeR AaREY, an old and respected
citizen OF Green Bay, died last Tuesday
evening. He was Judge of Brown coun.
ty in 1850.
THERE are one hundred and twenty
families in the city of Fond du Lac de
pend snt upon the Poor Commissions,
for support.
Rev. Mr.. Wooley, Of Palmyra, has
so far recovered from his attack o.
diptheria as to be out on the streets
these mild days.
ABOUT 400, 100 bushels of wheat were
bought for shipment and grinding a
La Crosse during the four months end
ing December 3lst.
Ex-SHERIFF d. W. Ball, OF Greer
county, has been appointed postmastel
at Monroe. He Was postmaster undel
Lincoln and johnson.
A HOWE truss bridge, 527 feet IL
length, is to be built over tie Wiscon
sin river between Grand Rapids an(
Centralis, at cost Of 81, ZOO,
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FOREIGN.

A LETTER to the Panama Star and Herald, giving
details OF recent horrib scenes at Cali, United
States of Columbia, in the Cauca Valley, says Gen,
Peoa, who commanded the Liberals, was drunk,
and gave his drunken soldiers five hours, during
which time they gave thems elves up to every ex-
cess. Houses pl undered, churches robbed,
and several hundred pc ople murdered by drunken
soldiers.
DISPATCH from Rut schuk says the Turks are
sending considerable reinforcement t. to widdin and
Shumia.
II is said that the represent atves of Turkey and
Servis have agreed to accept the stau quo ante bel
ium, without Qualification, xs the basis Of treaty.
Col. GORDON, the African explorer, recently TO
turned to England, has received an urgent sum-
mons from the hedive of Egypt to return to that
country.
A CABLE dispatch says that the powers have re-
Gently exchanged communications respecting the
eventualty of vacancy in the throne of St. Peter.
1t is sad the Catholic powers have engaged to make
the strictest of their ancient prerogatve to
sure regularity In the election Of q successor to
Plus *.
RUssI. hiss issued circular to the powers repud.
iattng the Treaty Of Paris.
TBr Porte has informed Ser7is sad Montenegro
that hostiftiee Will recommends early in March if
terms Of peace not previously arranged
TEs ultrsmortane organ, Uaits Catholics, ss
Ame, Italy, adun;ts that the Pope has kept bis bed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08
POLITICAL.

APPLICATION has been made to the supreme court
of the District of Columbia for a writ of habaes
corpus in behalf of the Louisiana returning board
now in contempt of the House of Representatives,
and languishing in . District jail.
THE Missouri committee are stin busily engaged
in investigating the Lou siana election muddle.
The national executive committee of the Union
League of America, at Philadelphia, Jan. IS, elect.
ed Gen. Daniel Ullman, Of New York, chairman for
the ensuing year, and adj ourned to meet at Wash
ington, Feb. IA. Important action taken in re-
gard to the independent organization which has
been started in Illinois, and action taken in
gard to the Union League in Maryland.
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two days, and does Eot deny that he has had more
than one attack of emile epilepsy.
WASHINGTON dispatch says there is not par
tcle of truth in the statement recently made that
the Spanish owe ment Is in negotiation with
view to granting them auto nomy or self govern
inert. On the contrary Spain occupies the same
position as heretofore with regard to Affairs In
juba, with no probability. whatever of changing it
TURKISH ENJOYS have been commissioned to con-
clude peace with Servia. 1t is announced that the
first Turkish parliament will meet on the first Of
March.
IGLEsAs will decline the proffered services of
American officers to ass ist him in bringing about q
change of government in Mexico.
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AN electric battery, famous because
1t ~as once owned and operated by
Bebi min Franklin and other distin-
guisL ed scientific men, has been In con-
slant use at Dartmouth College for
years, and is now employed almost
daily for class room experiments in
physics. It was at one time In the
hands of the celebrated DR.. Priestley,
the discoverer of oxygen, but after a
while came into the possession Of DR..
Prince, of Salem, Mass, from whom it
was obtained by Professor Adams,
relative of the late Professor Ira
Young, and of Professor G. A. Young,
of Dartmouth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-02-08

A CORRESPONDENT of the Northwest
ern Lumberman says that 161, 600. 900
feet of logs will be put ioto the Black
river lis winter. Nineteen La Crosse
firms are logging On thst .tTesms
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Doors, Window Sash,
BLINDS, CLAPBOARDs,
III AORING STAIRS ETC ETC

ALL KINDS OF
CARPENTER and Builders Work
VIII be neatly and promptly executed.
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CONTRACTS FOR NEW BUILDINGS

And Repairing Old Onos,
will be taken at the lowest figures and promptly
filed.
With NEW MACHINERY, we are prepared to
do the BEST WORK in PLANNING and hE-
SAVING.
All work done at orr Factory will be DEL1VEhED
FREE OF OH ARGE to any part of the city.
s6s.tf n. CREVE & CO.
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.

President Grants Message on that Subject
TO Congress.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-The fol-
lowing is the Pres dents message to
Congress on the subject of the resump-
ton of snecie PAYMENTS:
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WASHINGTON. February 5.-The an
nounocment that Messrs. Evalts and O'Conor would
make the Arguments to-day before the Electoral
Commission seemed to impel everybody in WASH
ington towards the Capitol and long before opening
time . surging mass besieged the doors to me
Evarts opened with eloquent address. lie was
followed by Charles o. jonor, with an able arga-
rreps in favor Of the reception II testimony py me
corn mission After some citations OF law points by
counsel on both hides, the presiding justice an
nouuced tina, the conmi sion wouii now, AZ nAu'
past q take q recess for three quarters OF an nour,
and that no other matters would be takeu up 10
day in public session After recess the commission
remained in secret session twenty minutes, 80
after authorizing the announcement that theFs
yould be 20 public session to morrow, sdJournea
10 u1st at noon tomorrow Soy sopsultssssa,
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get . vote on the Florida report, but the Speaker
said the matter now unfinished business, and
must lay over -. The uouse then took recess un-
til 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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HOfsoOAIJ IOUI uHi !. Os@Ih
Cd for the reading of the journal of yesterday in
full, to consume the no which must elzpse before
the counting of the ties, and to prevent vote on
the resolution reported fr the special committee
the election in Florida The chair appointed
Messrs Cook and Stone telers on the part of the
House TO assist in counting the electoral vote-...
The speaker subuittei q communication from JUS
tice Clifford stating that the electoral commission
was ready perform its duties. resolution was
adopted directing The Clerk of the House to inform
the Senate that il ready receive that body for
the purpose of opening and counting the electoral
votes Tor President Gsd Vice-President -. The
House then toos recess 80. When the House re-
Euusd legislative business a. attempt vss made 10
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tions were introduced requiring the committee on
towns and county organizations to inquire into the
proprety OF limiting the amount OF taxes in county
and school districts. Bills were introduced re-
lating to a school fund in Clark county; to prohibit
the Continental Insurance company from doi0g
business in the state relating to toe sale of swamp
lands The senate bill extending tie exemption
of the Wisconsin Central lands ior five years was
passed by a vote of II to a.. Adjourned.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-04
CALL A HALT.

There is a very general opinion that
some leading conservative Republican
chief will soon call halt in the march
of the Cameron volutionists. S<nstor
Conkling of New York, has aot ~ vet
taken his stand upon the Prps5apstial
-imbroglio. 1t is believed thai = ~ilI
throw the might of his influence 70 stay
any rash designs of the conspirators
Those knowing him best aver that he
will be no party to inaugurate Hayes
against the expressed will of tbs Ameri-
can people. If no prom nent Repub leans
be found to check the bold doings Of the
party, we fear for the future. A dire
revolution will result. Morton and Ed
munds are res olved to prolong the life of
their party if upon the ruins and wreck
of the country. They know that their
political hopes for the future can only
thrive amid the smoke and carnage of
what they claim to be a sectional partisan
struggle. . cannon shot by the Demo
Gratis will unite the Republicans The
leaders know it and d.sire this issue to
be made. We trust that some one of
the best and strongest If the Repu; IL
cans will declare for peace and Just set
dement, of the impending struggle.
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THOSE NINETEEN VOTES:

Columbia, New Orleans and Ia lahaz-
see are points of national interest. TIE
nineteen electoral votes of those three
Southern STAT, Will be the ground upon
which the revolutionists and the conseT-
natives will make fight. Ferry, repre-
senting the Republicans who claim that
he alone, as the presiding officer of the
Senate, has the right to pass judgment
upon the validity of electoral votes in
dispute, will rule out the Tilden electors
and allow the Hayes men to decide the
issue. Herein is great danger. The
New York Sun says:
Such is the programme Of those who
propose to make Hayes President on the
basis of the ReturRing Board frauds.
This programme they have avOwed and
argued for from the very beginning of
their schema. As long ago as the 9th of
November, only two days after the rlso
ton, it was preached and proclaimed;
an what is more important, it is the one
snIe method of carrying the conspiracy
out to success Without it, the enter
prise must be shipwrecked
cured by peaceful and regular means
The House of Representatives. Ia very
great factor in the com o ton of this
Government It cannot be PIT aside by
any mere noise, and it W IL never suffer
the President Of the Senate tn usu the
authority of deciding upon electoral GER
ti6eates and creating a President by his
owa will and pleasure In order to real
ize the project, T. House of Representa-
tiAes mus be suppressed.
THIS can only be done by force, and
to this end troops are present in Wash
Ingtou. Gen. Grant has made no secret
of lis readiness to nse them for such a
purpose, hut has rather taken care to
publish it on every occasion, aud in Va
rio1s forms OF phra~eolngy That be
will do what he threatens, if those who
control him give the signal, let no man
doubt The only qaustion is whether
they will give the signal.
The occasion for giving it is sure ia
come The House will never yield to
the assumption Of the President Of the
Senate that he alone does the counting
it will never allow Mr.. Hayes to be de.
clarcd President upon those votes; and
the only way to count those vutes and
declare him elected is to put down the
House bv baYOuets