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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Police-JuSt
Joseph j. White presiding.-S. 3. Moore
and John Fl. Abbott, citizens OF Manches.
ter, charged with forging the name OF c.
l.. Beazley in connection with certificate
OF attendance as witness, waived examina-
ton, and were sent Oh to the Hastings
Court. Committed. ....,
Elizabeth Holmes {cotored), charged with
being vagrant, was sent to JAIL
The fonowlng were tned: Isaac Winston
(colored), for improper language in the First
Market, 81; Mike Daugherty, John Stetter,
Tim. Sullivan, John Kepler, William Kep-
ler, Michael Dolan, and Edward Ricketts,
81 each for fighting and creating disturb
ance in the house Of Mrs. Cronin, near
Shockoe Cemetery, on Thursday night .
Alexander Davis alias William Lewis
(colored), charged with stealing one lot OF
meat Of the value OF 81 cents, was sent to
jail for ten days; ten lashes added.
James Giblin, charged with D." unlawfully
and feIoniously, on the 18th day Of January,
1877, wounding one Francis Mccormack
with deadly weapon-to wit, club-fron
| which wound the said Francis McCormack
| languished and did die on the 2Sth day OF
January, 1912 Case continued till Wed.
nesday. Committed without bail.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The JAMES RIVER AND KAsAwHA CANAL

The JAMES RIVER AND KAEAwHA CANAL
A DISTINCT PROPOSITION FROM MEssRs. MA
SON, RANDOLPH, AND SHANAHAS.-At the
meeting OF the special committee of the
House appointed to consider the PROPOSE
ton OF Messrs. Mason, Randolph, and
Shanahan for O lease OF the canal on yes
terday the following. was presented by the
gentlemen named: it7a
"RIcHMoND, VA, January 20, 1877.
"We, the undersigned, have the honor to
submit the following proposition:
DIST. To lease the James River and
Kanawha canal for twenty years, binding
ourselves to keep up the canal line by making
such renewals and repairs as ray be neces-
saiy, saIy and to provide for The prompt pay
ment OF the aecruing interest on its funded
debt.
ss2d. To complete the canal from Buchan-
an to Clifton Forge on the scale designated
in the Chief Engineers report, and at 8
cost as estimated in that report, and to take
in payment the bonds Of third mortgage
on the James River and ,KanaWha canal at q
reasonable price. .g..-
"3d. That the State shall furnish us with
such convict labor as we may require and
che has in her power to furnish-we to pay
a reasonable price in bonds OF the James
River and ,Kanawha canal. This PROPOSE
ton is conditioned upon the State having the
power, and OF exercising that power, to In
sure to the canal tariff with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad that will give the
same rate per ton per mile on freight ship
ped to her as the Chesapeake and Ohio
charges on their freight. w
&c. R. MASON,
"DENNIs SHANAHAN, by W. G. N. r.;
"W. G. n. RANDOLPH"
Messrs. Mason and Randolph were dill
gently cross-questioned by members OF the
committee, and all their plans discussed.
htessrs. Starke, HUBBARD, and *Leech were
appointed subcommittee to prepare bill
embracing in detail conditions of their con-
tract and to submit it to the full committee.
Messrs. Johnston, Dooley, and Morris
were appointed q sub committee to wait
upon the authorities Of the James River and
Kanawha Canal Company and to examine
their reports and to compile for the use OF
this committee all necessary information as
to the debts OF all kinds as to the resources
and as to the stockholders OF the company,
and as to the. nature, condition, &C., OF its
properties and rights, and as to the cost OF
ordinary and extraordinary repairs from
the year 1861 to 1875 inclusive.
Adjourned until Wednesday.
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pIANOS. ORGANS, re,
uow TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON & HAMLIH ORGANS have been
assigned THE FIRST RANK by the judges ~ TIE
They may nov be bought VERY LOVE
FOR CASH or ON EASY TERMs-viz-: ~ tie PSF
meut OF one tenth Of the catalogue price cash, st0
one tenth every three months until ten paynaents
are made. .ss< - s 80 isgs 4 -. ~
For instance To purchase an organ worth ttOs;
YOU pay Sl5 cash, and $t6 every thsee na6uths atA
ten payments are made. Thus purchasinS an ofsxa
by the payment Of IS per Inontn. which = only
rent OF piano.
Large reductions for cash.
TT. %. D.WALFOBD&CARLTOH McGAETHS
Agents Mason Hamiin Organ Company, 6
"a sud Decker Fia1os, Il,
taS-1m 9IA Main street. Richmond, VS.
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The resolution in regard to reporters
passed at the last meeting OF the Boston
ministers reminds us OF the occasion when
a divine preached an eloquent sermon
closing with the following quotation
so come, thou goddess fair and free,
In heaven yclept Euphrosynen
He was somew hat irritated the next morn
ing when he read in q local paper that he
had said, 40 come, thou goddess fair and
free; in heaven she crept and froze her
knee. p Boston Globe.
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MISTAKEN PHILoLoGY.-To the Editor of
the NeD York Times: Your argument on
the derivation of the New England phrase
"I swami Isl ingenions, but your conclu-
sion is incorrect. The original form OF the
oath was, "Iswear unto man." This has
been changed on the Carroll principle into
"T swan to man" phrase often heard IN
New England at the present day, but ire.
ouently abbreviated to ~ swan" s'Gosh :"
and .sgolly :" are not, as you suppose, OF
Chinese origin, but are easily traceable TO-
profanity. .. e.
Ne,o York., January "a, 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

GRAND soIREE.-on Friday evening next
Professor Thomas j. Minor will give q
grand SoirSe at Monticello Hall. The
several entertainments which have been
given by the Professor during the winter
have been very successful, and we trust
that this willnot be an exception to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

ANOTHER RAILROAD RECEIVER WANTED.
George w. Ballock has filed a petition in
the United States. Circnic Court asking that
tribunal to appoint receiver for the Fred
ericksburg, Orange and Charlottesville Rail-
road Company, and to subject the road to
sale under deed Of trust, in which he is o
beneficiary to large extent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

E1- On, all sutes of Real Estate made 6et,1eeI
the lst Of january and last Of June tae taTesfoi
the present year haue tn be paid oythe purchaser
on all sales made bet1ose the Let of July and La8
Of the year the tares have to be paid by The seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vcinity.1 a-
]. THOMPSON BROWN, Az P. NJ, building lots
ON Fourth street between Leigh and jackson.
FRANK ~. HILL, Az P. NJ, cottage dwelling No.
Ills Moore street, Sheep BILL"
Z. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, general assortment or house
hold goods, buggy, horse, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade wa
have udded weli-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE. which, together with our improved MA
CuINEEY and sKILFuL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAsi
OF WORK at moderate figures and III the most e1pe
ditious manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

BACON AND GREEEs.-Dr. Bagby will de-
liver his lecture on Bacon and Greens In
the Hall OF the House Of Delegates Tonight
1t Is comparatively new TO most OF our peo-
pie, and IS one OF his best producdons: IL
Is Well.nlied with eloquence, wit, and pc,
thos, and there ts IN It an amusing nistory O
the bog and cabhags, and 70 picturesque a''
sketci, OF the true Virginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

ENTERTAINMENT AT LEIGH-STREET BAP-
TIsT CHURCH To-NIGHT.-The good people
of Church Hill are to be, entertained to-
night by one Of DR.. Taylor's charming ex-
hibitions and eyer-interesting descriptive
lectures. He will exhibit number OF his
most beautiful pictures, embracing scenes
in Venice, dissolying views, allegorical
representations, &c. The cause is q good
one, and there will no doubt be a fine au-
dience. The proceeds. win be devoted to
the church. tEs-.,-. 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

A SAD AccIDENT.-The following item,
sent us By colored friend, is printed just
as he wrote it: "Sunday morning about
half plast eight the daughter; of John Digge
was burnt very seyerly by kettle Of boiling
water not quite years Old"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

PoUND-PARTY FOR TIE PooR.-By request
of some benevolent persons the lecture
room Of St. Marks church, corner OF First
and Clay streets, will be open all day to re-
ceive donations Of supplies that will be dealt
out to the needy. The room will be open
from 8 A. M. until P. M. to-day.
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have analyzed the wIIsKEY known under the
brand Of B SELECT, :" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR s. Co., Richmond, Va. and end It
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. b. MCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30
Their were no unusual services, but at the

There were no unusual services, but at the
Baptist church there was meeting. OF
business nature after the morning meeting.
DR.. Winfree preached a beautiful sermon 10
q acrowded congregation from the text, GA
bruised reed shall he not break, and smoky
ing fax shall he not quench." After: the
church-meeting business-meeting was
held, and q committee Of thirty was ap-
pointed for special duty. This committee
will meet at the church this evening at Z
O'Clock, s ~: .ffs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

Redl Estate Sale. ~ Messrs. Chiles g Payne
had their first public sale on Saturday. They
sold Ryder's house, on Hull street, and
good price was Obtained therefor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

AZ LARGE ST 0CX gF EADIEs
"a MsoEs, cHILDREN,S, and y y u Eg,AasT gs ~ 81 8
SHOES cheap At /, SESs4 ~ s1ssx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

THE FATE OF CHIcKEN-THIEr.-Joseph
Scott (colored) was arraigned yesterday be.
fore Justice I. N. Hopkins, OF Henrico coun'
ty, for entering the hen-house and stealing on
the 26th ultimo thirteen game chickens
from General Robert Ransom, who resides
on the Grove road, in Tuckahoe township.
The Justice, after hearing the evidence in
the case, decided that the prisoner should
be confined in Jail for thirty days, and re-
ceiye an additional punishment OF twenty
stripes on bis bare back. Had it not been
for the appeal which the gentleman made in
behalf of the prisoner he would have re-
ceiyed more stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30
WEATHER REPORT.

Isp,cAr1oSs FOR To-DAr.--For the South
Atlantic States. nearly stationary followed
by falling barometer, stationary or risins
temperature, southwest to somtneas. "'nus' nus
and nartly cloudy weather will prevail, pos
s;hIv succeeded at night by rain areas.
For the Gull States, Tennessee, and the
ohio valley. falling barometer, stationary
,nd rising temperature, Increasing south.
westerly to southeasterly winds, threaten
ing and rainy weather.
For the Middle States, rising followed By
falling barometer, variable winds shifting
70 eaStcrly and southcrly. stationary OF
rising temperature, increasing cloudiness,
and possibly succeeded by rain during the
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTrNG-HousE. Good work. low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30
mANOHRsTxR NEWS.

& The beautiful Reatheron Sunday brought
out all OF our church goefs, and fuh eon-5
gregations crested the espectiye pastofs',
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

Mayor's 1fessage.-The Mayor will send
in his annual message at the next meeting Of
the Council 10 s Esss..s z 50 +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

THE GREAT RUsu AT WRIGHT & Co.'S Is on ac-
count Of the reduction In price for their handsome
work. Read:
The following prices are low possible TO give
Hrst-class work: Size for framing. 81. 1mperials-
For first, Toe; duplicates, soc. Cards, $3.50 per
dozen. WRIGHT & Co..
No. Iol1 Main street, opposite post-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea & Perrius'
signature is on every bottle.
JOHN DuNcAS's SONS
New York,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

DIR. GEORGE B. STEEL may be found at his ONCE,
No. 723 hfain street, daily, from A. M. to P. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

sTHE GOVERNOR SERENADED.-The Eureka
(colored) Quartette CLUB serenaded the Goy-,
:ernorsIast night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

Mr.. Tom KARL's CONCERT AT AssocIA-
TIoN HALL FRIDAY.-This really magnif-
cent tenor-singer will appear in q grand
concert, under Mr.. Wheat's direction, on
Friday evening next ut Association Hall.
Supported, as he will be, most ably by the
choir OF the Monumental church, and sing
ing his finest operate gems and beautiful
ballads, with Mr. Wheat's soul-inspiring
Accomplishments, his beautiful voice and
finished method will be shown of
to the very finest advantage. He will
also sing a duo with the gifted soprano
of the choir, Miss Alice Swain, whose
lovely voice will undoubtedly accord
with his most delightfully."-. This lady will
also sing her best new solo, besides appear
ing in admirable selections by the choir ;
while Mr.. Wheat's piano solos will all be
new, and in his inimitable style. Alto
gether this concert bids fair to surpass any
musical entertainment we have had this
winter, and will prove q grand success, as it
is looked forward to in fashionable circles
with great eagerness. !,
The box-ofice for the sale OF reserved
seats will open at Wyatt's tomorrow morn
ing at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT. OF BEEF
AND TONIC INvrGoRAToR should be kept In every
home as physician. 1t penetrates the stronghold
of disease and instantly begins the work OF cure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30
BOARD oFALDRnmEH.

A NEW ALLEY-THE CENTRAL LUNAT1c
AsYLUM-THEvA VACANT ROOM At THE sE-
CoND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAY OF CITY
EMPEoYEEs-THE SUBJECT POSTPONED
AGAIN. - 49,, ,...-..t t.fs-.- - ss ztt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mlld,
and delightful.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, 32 !;
A. NJ, 40: noon, GS; = =. At, 81; Z.
H.. 80: midni-h!, 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

NJ. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all OF the newspapers OF the United
States publishers rates. Orders LEFT ut the Dts
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
IL Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-30

,s,Tus CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATcH
,sI,pcEp THAN TUE CONFINED CIRCU-
,,T1oS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
p,rERs OF THE CITY
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OYSTERS.
lFCORICE.
DURE SPANISH MASS LICORICE.

FIFTY CASES" A. C. L Co." brand just received
from Spain. For sale by @t "
ja BOW DAVENPORT q MoRhis.
, 1877-10-19

iprud auf Mnerfenrthe zines fteien Gtibd,
serehtferttgt burt bas Blut Der @efalenert
uno bic Gsipen Der Qeberoers Sat nift in
anoeren Sdueu Elm 10 LANCER &f nm Sret.
belt nno Naterlanb ale ctptliiirten Utdhte
%ueranIaBt, ibr @ort uuo ibre Nuerfennuns
fir iolfe tapfere Streiter elmer gerehten
Sahe etnSule9en. War eS nift 10 nit @rie=
fenlano, NIT Ufertfo, NIT ben anoeren ipa.
INSTRUMENTATION Hepublifen ?
Im 10. Sflober frat Die @ubaniide Repo.
luton ibr sebntes Sabr an. Nm 10. Sftober
1868 nurbe bon berielben bic 1nabbdn9iateit
@uba's Don ber unteroriidung burt oas
Wtutterlano Spanien proflanllrt. Strome
8luts fino tnSulIheu geflo1Ien, nno menn Die
@ubaner Sauienoe BON @efaleuen beflagen,
10 bat Spanien bagegen sebn Uial 10 plele
Dienihenleben 9eopfert. I'M letne Spranlet
iber bic arnle Sniel uufreut gu erbalten.
SIS miro bebauptet, bab ntdt meniger mte
15O,O 900 Diann Spanier in oteien 9 Sabren
auf @1ba ihren COB I'M &f 9e9en Die
| 4tepolution "sefunoen bdtten; iiber 200 Dtil=
lionen Dollars foltet Der ipaniifen &rone
errlingen noroen unb niht Der minoelte in
ansiidt. Die letten 10000 ipaniihen Tez
trnten, Die nad Cuba famen, naren %1dflnlt'
lid fat nod &uaben, Die man nit @eiualt
etnihiffen mubte. Spanien lift nitt i'm
Stauoe, oas nod ldnser ourfsulesen; feline
4ferbauzO iftritte entpolferli iit nuo ieine
&aiien iino i'm fldgliden 3uitano; mabreno
Die Gubaner, Die obne 00bnung uuo nit flu
ger Senusuns oes 2errains fedten, ben
&f nod Sabre lang fortiiibren tounen,
Wtan iolte wobl boffen, baB Spanien enollt
bieien 8ampf aufseben muB. An ben Ser
Staaten aber lift es, Elm entihieoenes Bor
fir Cuba All iaaen.
, 1877-10-19

glte imtertatiouale Surp piro formirt
peroets Sir Die Iussetbuunser 1T bic
Summe BON 10000 Srs. ($300, 000) be.
wiuigt.
9tad SdluB Der Nusfelung miifieu bic
Insfeuer tbre Sitter entfernen ; bieS mug
bis gum Is. Sesember seideben, iptorissn'
fals Die Glitter auf Jtlico nno Soften Der
IusIteaer in etnem Spetber uutersebraft
lperoen. Glib iIe BON ba bis gum 30. SUM-
1879 nod nibt abgebolt, 10 peroen fie in
Offentllder Quction p~erfauIt nm bet Yetrag
in Dem Bureau Der Assistance publique"
nieoergele9t peroen.
S:ahtlenounsen pom NuSlanbe n1iifien IN
beutli1en Wfarten bic Suhitaben E, U. in
aretsform, auberoen Elm leiht ertennbareS
JfatlonalSeihef Sla9aenfarben sc.) trasen
nr1o a~oreiiirt ietn: Champ de Mars, Cont
miilion oes betrefenoen 9anoes.
Wlttbeiluusen al ben @eneralsG ommliiiar
miilien ~aorellirt iein:
Senateur, Comissair Generate de PEx-
position Universelle de 1878 a Paris.
, 1877-10-19
Ser 8ratto BON WtrOIp an Bet
0ottb0roSbQbn.

ueber Die Eeuersbruulf in Nrioto arl 18.
Sept. briugsn bic neueten% europdiiher Blat.
ter ~folstnoe Diitthalunsen. Gin Bsridt
aus Girolo pom s%euarnten Gage iast: Die
Stabt Nirolo ffeht in 6lammen. Dos Seuer
brad ON n6rblthen &noe aus uno pc BRET.
lete fid, obsleih bic Staot aiemltb muiiu
gebaut ia, blnnsn 3met Stnnben bel benz
heftiaeu Winoe bic nabe gum labIthen @nbe
Der S.aot. Ser @afbof aur BOT unb bic
n~eniaeu 9duier 9~ssennber finb auBer @efahr,
ebsn 10 bas n.ue potel Gtrolo am Noroense
Der Stabt. IS fsbIte on ieber ue~rffdnoigen
2eitung 3ur Betampfung oes Geusrs. uuo
mon mug iid in Der Chat .uunbern, ba6 nidt
elmer Der Sngenieur, oes Eunuels @inflnB
gsnus beias, um burd redt,eitises Gbre,bsu
einiser Dahftiple Der Ratafropbe por3u-
beugem. Ser Yotperfehr tber ben 81. @ottz
tar6 1T in Bolse hsfen 9eiperrt. 6eruer
lhrsibt man nus aus Bern com 10. sept:
Ser Branb in Atrolo brad ndberem Beridts
sufolse nod elmer Nnsabe anldBlid eines
Stre,tes 3wiihm p,emontefihsn 9ottharos
babnarbsitsru Nahmlttags II uhr in hem
Sanie zines Bddars aus. Sci benz ffarfen
Wlnoe, Der on oiefem Gage pebte, waren
iuuerbalb 80 Wtnuten iiber 100 9duier in
5lammen. uno erft se9en 6 nbr Abeuts
puroe man bss Branbes Wetfter. Der Ser.
huff it aur Stunoe nod nidt bere9enbar.
aber iebenfaus febr bebeutenb. Wtebrsre Yer.
ionen jino uernnnoet. Bon ben gum Soft.
harbtuunst untsrnehn1en %geh1renben @tbdu.
llhfeiten uno @tnribtungsn 1T niGts sl
@runbe seaansen. Der. Buubesratb bot BIZ
au9enblidlth in 9usern %ueriammelte ihmel.
3srilbe %9emeinuleig e @eielidaft aufge.
foroert, bic 9ulfsletuns fur Airolo In BIZ
9ano Su nebmen.
, 1877-10-19
Die Barrier 0Beltausfteauna.

Die Setbetliauu9 an Der Yariier @elt@
I%uStenung Settens Der Ser. Staaten lolte
pom @on9reb 10 balb mie m0slih beidloiien
merben. IS ideint alerotn9s feline mailen'
bafte Seld,idnn9 berlelben burh amerlfanls
ihe Snouitriele beabiidti9t al iein, aber
ieoenfauS meroen bod etne 5ienlltfe Nn3abl
Der elben bort %auS1tenen. VS. lit allo tplinz
i1ensmertb, bab e1ne amtlthe ytational,Gere
tretung berlelben in YarlS eingelebt ptro.
Sc einfaher babel perfabren miro, oelto better.
Sn Wien fam Der Sfanbal bauptlahlth
oaher, neil Der bortt9e anlerlfantlbe @elanote
nid)t NIT benz Dubeno @%ommiidre Der
luton b%armonirte; uub oann hatten Gtn5elue
Der 2ebteren audi eineu mllerablen Shater
nit ,brer Yroteftiou 9etrleben. Nm Selten
miiroe e8 1ein, ben amerifanllhen @elauoten
in Yarts gum Sber>@ommllidr gu MAIDEN
uno Tim Elm paar Yerionen, Die BET Der hleli'
gen Meltausitelun9 ibre Grfabrun9en mad.
ten, untersuoronen. Sir Die geWlb nldt iebr
ltarfe Se1dldun9 lener NnSteuuu9 bon bier
aus ipiiroe oas uollfolmmeu 9enii9en.
Die notwithstanding in Yarts mtro groBe
2iifen aufrpellen. St'@uropa miro ith gar
nttt betbeilisen, ndtnlih 0eutihlanb, &uB.
lano uno Die Siirfei ; Seterret6 miro bel
benz &rte9s=gSirrmar au6 nift tart pertre=
ten fem. Collie aber SiSmarf5 Bropbez
seiuns in @rfiiluus seben BON al9emelnen
&rleg, menn nlht I'M nddlten Wtnter Srie'
ben 9emadt merbe, 10 miiroe aus Der garsen
4uslteuuns natiirlid gar Nltts. gud rpenn
Der Observation-Disclosures einen tleinen Staats.
itreih mapen lolte, miro gtldts aus Der
Sade. 3ros aleoem ioDte Der @on9reb i'm
Snterelie %unierer belmiihen Snouitrle etne
offtSieue Gbeilnabme beihlleben uno @e!ber
oasu oeruiIi9en, ba Die Nuslteuung bod
ftattfinoen fann.
Nad)feheno iolsen bic &esulutiouen fir
Die Nusfteler.
, 1877-10-19
Mnfpra6e an bic Oempfratcn Don
Nennfplpanicn.

Ser Soribenoe oes bemotratliheu Staats
Committees @apt. 8illiam Wic@leIanD bal
in Tolse Der Nahridt bon benz Geiultat . t
Wabl in Ohio fol9enoen 4ufruf al biz
Semofraten bon YennIglpanta e%rIalien:
Die republitantlhe Organization lit I'M
ei9enen Eager ourh eire iibermdlti9enoe Wta.
lor,tdt 9eItlasen moroen. Ohio, Die Set.
matb BON oeren pralioenten, bat it6 fir Die
Democratic entlhieoen. Die Blhtiafeli
bieies Steses fam nidt iiberI6dbt meroer,
benn bemielbeu miro bic p0li9e Sernlhtune
beS Rabifallsmus fol9en.
3erIplitterung uno Nieoerla9e iinb benz
Yerbrehen auf Dem 6ube 9efol9t, our6 mel
d1es benz Tolte iein sefpdblter Yrdfioeut pors
entbalten muroe unb bic Sin9e, mie iie bier
feben, 9eben ben pouhpidti9en Seweis, oab
penniDlpania berelt 1T, Elm dbnli1es llrtbetl
absnsebeu.
Sas Yreitise Der Oppoition lit perihwu,'
ben. Sbre uebereinlttmmun9 iiber Prl1ct'
p,eu lit nerloren ge9angen !; tbre Sibrer
Itrelten untereinanoer lbre tbdtl9en Uiit.
slleoer ftno bon Der officiellen 6iibruns ais
9eefelt uno baS Tolf mlBtraut ibnen ~iibcral.
Der 9dn5libe Serlult ibrer politlihen Sc
malt, miro jest lhnell Der BON Ohio genoms
menen Snitlatlpe folgen.
Sas Saterlano lhuloet bauernbe 9anf.
barrett ben unabbdn9igen patriottiden Sirs
aers, welhe obue 8idiiht auf Yartei Der
Oemofratle bic Sano 9ereitt baben, nm bies
len entlheloenoen Steg 81 e%rfdmpfen uIo Die
8epolterung bon Yenuipluania miro i'm ytos
pember gu S~ebutauieuben oa5 Yerolft pom
Obto enboiireu.
SIM Hamen oes COMMITTEES
WiIltam W c 6 I a II B.,
Soriitenber.
Ybilaoelpbia, ben 8. October 1877.