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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

Tie CANAL STRIKE The Cumberland Ale
ganian and Times Of Saturday prints the follow
ing in reference to the numerous stories afioat
to the effect that tho boatmcn had struck TO
raise the price Of coal freight to ST lon
All the boats which have arrived up lave
taken out loads Of coal; even The one whose cap:
tain said lie had been threatened ifhc irelghted
for less than 81 per ton. Exaggerated stories
are abroad about the strike. One assertion is
that forty thousand acres Of Government land
above GEORGETOWN is being "stakcd oft by boat
mep. The eight mile level is away from any
posloihcc, and information from that locality is
hard to get About the truth of the matter is the
statement given us by an intelligent boatman
lust arrived w, to this effect THAT there are
about fifteen boats at eight mile level; that
many boats are tied up by owners who live
along the line and arc harvesting, and who will
resume rs soon as harvest is over; that there is
no actual strike and no concerted movement;
that boats will probably be scarce for 4 month,
and that freights will be cquaIized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

TIE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. -
During his sermon at the Second Presbyterian
Churcb, Yesterday morning, Rev. MIR. Dlnwd-
die, the pastor alluded to the recent troubles
in that CONGREGATION aud counseled Christian
forbearauce aud good feeling, and fellcltated
the members upon the settlement OF the dlth-
entities. Elders Ramsay aud Parrot have with,
drawn from the membership Of tho Second
Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

SnnET TEAM.--Thc Cumberland Alieganian
says -
"a boatman arrived mp yesterday who iu-
formed H. that he met Il loaded boat going
down, pulled by orc horse and 90 board were
the captain and one hand. This is said to be
the result Of the low lreights. When the coal
will reach tide water is n question hard to au'
swcr, though NC arc informed that steamers
going down take compassion on the horse, and
on !ong Levels give liIt to the lonely fellow
The horse is gray, supposed to como out OF
the wilderness. and his two mullsh fellow a.
horrrs were taken from the boat by the sheriff,
soulc two miles down the canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

ESCENT SELTZER April
~ EMIT Tarrant's do, Bitter Water, Bedford
Water ard Buffalo Lithia Water just received by
u ~ E, 4. IEADBEATEK Il BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

ELY PAPER-The improved "i'ticky'' and
Yankee Fly Killing Paper Tor snle by
je.i i. S. LEADBEATEE y bhO.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADlE
- MOROCCO, HINGED, G1KDLE ana
foLlSH BELTS just received at
jels FERGUSON & BROS, 81 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

NUGARS AT THE DECLINE.
y 1925 GEO. McBURNEY IL SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

EZpNo WILL Nor LEAVE TIE ErW.-
Times elsewhere being no hotter than here.
have reconsidorcd my resolution and determine
cd 10 stay Cor which purpose I haze rontcd the
Wol known stand Of tho lsto Robert H. Wood,
south west corner of King and Fairfax streets
to begin there next August. Meanwhile will
close out my entire fno Stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishings, comprising nico Plnid
Cassimor Suits at s.; Suits of all Linen Goods
s. 50; Goats all Linen Is cents; Pants all Linen
IS cents, &c, &C. without resorvo. Therefore,
all persons desiring to procure bargains will DO
we'll to give us y call.
my 80 s. DEALHAM, So King street.
TO- Look Look I'VE have had sent US
from q largo retailer in New York city quito
lot of LADIES' BOOTS which aro $. littlo out
Of style. They will DO sold al about ono fourth
Of their cost Ask for Job lot at
my Is WADDEI'S, "A h-Ing 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

NkY OUR VERY CHOICE HYSON TEAS
L At j0c per lb. A new lot lust received
je4J GEO. McBURNEI u SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

gay- TO TIE IADIES-Wc have just rccciv-
Cd very largo snd superior stock of Low
QUARTER SHOES, in ai Of tho late styles.
They Nre handsome and durable. THESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
be sold for much loss than they can be bought
elsewhere.
nv Is WADDEY, Il King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

County COURT. The June term Of the
County Court, Judge James Sangser rre,'d-
ing was held to day. ~ =,
An ordinary license was granted to N. s..
| Wright. :.
W, A. Rowe and Wm. II, Robinson quail,
fled as supervisors. :.
James Il. Meade and 'lrippett Allen quail
Rail Hail, i. NJ. Mills, John W. Pendleton,
Randolph Birch, Hampton Dye aud Weston
Green qualified as Justices OF the peace.
John W. WormIey qualified AZ nversrer oil
the rnor for Jefferson district.
f. Nj. Mills qualified as eschestor Tor this
county. CT
vacancy on the Board Of Supervisors accustomed
hy the resignation o.! L. q. Schutt.
B. N. Rothcny, Thornton Hyatt, Thomas
Owens, Richard Parker, John Knox, Randall
Bates, Jollu Oxford, Thomas Ford and ). ID.
Nauch ir., wrrc appointed special police Tor
this county.
EXAMINATIONS OF PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Thc
annual examinations in the public schools Of
this city have been arranged rs follows:-
Washington School, Wednesday, June eth,
hv NiGssfS. john >. bcacl, anu 'ohn W.
Burke al! Dr. VIVA. Is. Gregory.
Ice ard Peal ody Schools, Thursday, June
o>!h, by Messrs. Henry Is. Wilmington, 5.
Ferguson beach, and s. Chapman Neae.
Snowlcn School, Friday, June 29th, by
Messrs. Lewis Mckenzie, koscIusko kemrer,
ADD Oscar G. WhittIcscy.
llallowclI and GUSTS Schools, on the same
day, (Friday,) by Mcssrs. A. Il. Addison, and
VIM. II. Marbury, AMI Maj. VIM. W. Herbert.
The public distributions will take place on the
evenings of Tie examinations, for the white
schools at Peabody Hall and Tor llal!owcl
SchcoI at the African Methodist Church.
Snuwlrn School will nave no public exercises.
Short TEAM.-Thr Cumberland Alieganan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-25

,,.,, % John Gibson, Hcw York. :" + A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
THE CANAL RING DOOMED.
ONE RESrLT or 1IiE WAR BEGUN NJ
cor. IfLDEN Nv 1910
The Decision In the suit Against Denni.os,
beidcn & 60. Relieved to he finai-Othev
suits Instituted that Involve Se5O,OOO.


ALBANY, Dec. 3O.-The decision of the
referees in tho suit Of tho State against Dem
nison. Bcidcn & Gale. the canal contractors. Ia
subject Of general talk here and IT ia regarded
as tho dcaih blow Of tho old Canal Ring. Among
the friends " GOV. Tildcn II is looked upon asa
great victory for him personally and II com-
pcte rciutation of the charges that this suit was
Instituted simply for political purposes. with no
intention that 1t should eyer be pressed to a
final issue Tho fact that all Of the referees arc
eminent lawyers and Republicans is cited 10
show that the case has been decided upon its
merits. and, Notwithstanding Dcnnison & Co.
have given notice that they will appeal IL 10
generally believed that tho findings Of the
referecs will b. sustained.
This suit had its origin in Gov. Tildcns
special message on the canals in 1875, which
led 10 the appointment of tho Canal Commis.
sion. who reported that the State had been do.
frnudod of a lprs- amount Of money In this and
other contracts. This was the first suit brought
by Auorney-G General F,irohilI against canal
contractor thr conplnint being sworn to by
thc Hon. Iohn Zig low. Cha 'rman of the Canal
my st-h. .iv Comm, s~i"n. and signed by Dam
o, rt"'' At.rnr{ General nni n9 piifs at-
du.t"l the prneor3iu : from the BEGINNING
hni tle rnsr has been regarded as u test ono,
AMI upon its issue depcn!rl thn question II
whether or not other similar suis against
cannl contractors should hc inst tutel.
The con "a WIS tor rrnovin: wall bonehcs
On nitNiu@ slopes for Nnrti ul walls b. tween
Port SCHUYLER ana tho lover Mohnwk quusiu I.
III, division cngii cor oatiin.t a the cNp,ns II
doing th" work ut Gi5. nnl Il was simulated
mat the tothl amount paid 10y t.io Canal Com
mission rs 10 D"nnison should not rNocoI the
estimated amount OF tho work inelulling lila
expense of cneneoring. The totul amount to
which - nns III WIS rnt itl.d under thrrnnfrnst
WIS i7l lS} iU The total amount paid tn Linn
WIS sil7.57l. While Dsnn.son w.'s thr lowast
bidder 1T the letting he WIS th. highest bv
slGp 900 on tho amount - work rrrtiii III, have
ncrn done. The contra 4 v.ns for remoy inr yulI
bon,h,s. hui there wcrr no wali G'n,h". n".
tween Locks 3 and ls The comnlnint srts forth
"A lfll of items htu.tnfiuls tn 81 ,7 ~ ,vhi IA
sum WIS ptil on lul-n ssrti a,tf. fr,u, r,ii,nt
AMI ls- slant engineers.
The contract WINS entered into IN 1850 and
sut b,gIn and lrnportv attached i'm ,75 : "
sn-. fn trinl ma a. t.,,.it l,. ,, ,I 'ai'- ''i"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
wnEHE ro REDUCE INTERNAL TAXES.
Not on Spirit. nud robncco, but on saving.
banks and NJ Mntche..

N. "a - l.. -.
NN7hiN"IoH, D"c' 5D' Cohhl5siuncr
Raum aigncd tho order ycstcrluy excmptng
tba S,,,a S,vi,,,a Rant of rbion,,o ero,,, M,
m ,m' "'' o"s''sS n"ns 'oo "n on,'"so on 'r,'" an
'h'Ihh TeN'h"f u'H oI tEu,VVD upon lts ue-
1874 hnd hern atri,tIv +, a,vinys hanL nc 1.,nn,1
hv Iow bov,n, nr.viorsI, dn,,o ,,,r ,,cr,i
ny INV ""N'hE pr'NloUsp uoic u hlor' gch'IaI
banking business. Five other broken bnnks in
Chionyo hevn p,nJa nr,1inotiora f,r r,.,,t..i,n
- - cN..,, ~
oI government ttN upon tllS ana similar
grounds the claims aCgregnting tl30OO. Tho
nnnliention of ;ba hnnk in t.or,in for snnoial
,,',',',t'.' -, ~"
hRlHh'loh on th' Hn'pr' was r'i"rreh ny inc
Committee on Ways and Means 20 Commits
sionpr Raum. and in his rnuly thnt off ,nr rc.
' WV " ~ ' ' YIN
peats the recommendations oi his report OF a
year ago thai tho tax on savings banks bA en-
,frciy rono,ioJ or tho ii,,i, 80 Jo,,.,,s a., 49,,
'', W "
duc'u 10 t5lo HIS brlnclpul argument IL based
on the fact Tint the present tax d.criminntDs =
ngaira, honka in C,iirorpi, ,,l cticago y,h,re
H. i,,.i, ~, w. ,,, [ VIZ ""oiV
Ccm,nisein""r Ran,n ,uu w. -ois, olircasc1 n
Observation-Disclosures, T., t ,, '',', u, ~, rI " "
o,L,r' "i,,,,s " ,,, m ,r,. r r,,,
tnxns onJ siren,Iv 1s"wrrnyin ni thn r"r'
t;n, ~ H., ,.y f,, ~ W. ",
i."cn,I ~ We I'A, on sp,fr-; \ inrgrr sum ~ cp-
L,r.sc. ~ himDy ''n's thhn az s'y'hly ana q
IIOuus'Yn Uiao secured whil1 tne
bioiu,rloh ot hl't Whisky - c'niln'd' ~
hhun opinion 10 mountainous ana unS'Ntied
L,ton7 "i tnf c2untrN who's i9tal lr. Ia Ten
NJ, - hvt ~ Ilbrd 10 "stinnt' NJ pN ~ 3ohOp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
Gen. Is. r. Butler Say. Hayes should hev.
Abdlcnicd.

ff'r1 ne SIss' 40 batln 90 Su4riis rr,riaJ
believe that If was the first duty Of Mr..
Hayes to ilnd out whether h. wiz honestly and
truly elected President Of tho United States.
and. finding that 10 be 80. to sustain every man
clc tod on the same ticket in his place by every
man and every dollar at his command. lAp-
plaus"I have no respect for a man who will
di-honor his mothers marriage certificate.
insist that II VIE Mr.. liaye-s duty 10 the Re-
publican party. which elected him 10 sustain
the men who sustained him. n he beierei Ndf
there 'rds any irr0ug or Jrdui m his e'ec'iou he
Should hare Just abdcd'sd his claun and iet rs
abandon has election ant rash our hants of the
ri BE matter.
We believe that Mr. Hayes was not wrongfuly
elected. The Republican party stood firm in
that belief during all that long count and that
anxious period from November to March In
my Judgment. ii was hs duty to stand by us
and say 90 these men who wero voted for on
the same ticket with himself. and the ballots
for whom were counted hy the same Returning
Boards which declared his election. and who
received more votes than he himself in many
cnsrs. that the power Of the United States should
support their right everywhere. u he ldd no
Suspicion regarding The foundation on trlich he
rdS declared 10 BE- elected. In Louisiana for in
stance. And don't let any one say that do not
believe Mr.. Hayes fairly elected. for I hare not
looked into the subject carefully enongh to form a
ysdgme'i on H. think his course in Louisiana
was very unjust II he was himself elected.
Packard was elected by the same vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
UILL ENGLAND INIERTFNEe
Urmors of Her Intention to Occupy GriiIpou
Tho Cara Temper.

LONDON, Dee. 90.-1he N,lr Times of S,
Petersburg reproiuecs various reports current
in foreign newspapers that ENGLAND intends To-
occupy certnin points in the East aunng others
Gallpoli. Constnntinople. and Bntoum. The
Nr'r Times considers that The occupation Of
Consfantinopc ol Butoum would be equivalent
to a declaration Of war.
The semi-olllcial A0p,ce Rrsse SAYS the re-
port that England has notified tothc powers
her intcntionto occupy certain stations in the
L ist is Incorrect. The English Government
has simply expressed to the kgs9ian Cab not rs
apprehension that Russian occupation Of
Constantinople.. though merely prov s.onnl.
would 50 excite English public opinion that the
government would be compelled o. take ccr-
tun pr,rauuonHry measures. Tho iJcuos
RuSSe adds that the British Government ha.
not spe riiiel whnt the measures would hc but
th'y 'annot be those cited Icy the Arr Times, a,
It would b. impossible to take such meas Ire-
without "A declaration OF wnr
Reuters Constantinople drspat h says: Aus
tria. IN reply 20 the Turkish cir''uiar. reserves
Tn" right to intervene ON the opening of peace
regotiaions us guaranteeing and frontier
The Russians arc approa,hin Sophia. and
the authorities nave ordercd the Inhabitants ~
Mukhtar Pasha has left Erzeroum. One ac-
count says that Lr has been recalled TO Cun~tan-
tinopc; another that he has taken command II
small force in the field. with which he will
endcayor to Keep his communications open.
lsmail Hakki Pasha IL in command OF Er2r-
roum. The Russians have suspended the con-
centratton OF troops against that place on ac-
count Qf the snow. They are making roads by
tunn"l ng through the snow
BELGRADE Dec 3O.-rhe garrison Of Nsrh
seems inclined t. surr"nler and negotiations
have BEEN opened for capltulation.
The SorVuns captured Mt Prot 23 cannon,
loo rif 's. and 81 prisoners.
LONDON. Dec. 3l.-Thr Post publishes the fol-
loving in oiliclal form: W. ar. sorry 10 gnth"r
that there IL little prospect Of England's offers
81 mediation being accepted at -. Petersburg.
Russia srnl.S disposed 10 rely On The po~alhl-
ity of engaging the Porte in direct negotiation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
Why the Burial Of fmma Pillow was Delayed
Not Smspented Animation.

"She's gone" said palc-facod, scantlly-
drosscd boy of years. ms he opened the door to
the little, damp. dingy cellar at 81 Wooster
street. The room was so low that "A man could
not stand upright Here died, on Saturday.
Emma Pillow. Il Canadian maid Of "a years.
jules ii. Blanchncy, with whom she lived, says
that she had complained Of chills and fever. and
from Louis Ricgcl Of IA West Broadway oh
tanned u powder which she supposed was qui-
ing she suddenly raised up in bed screamed.
bbn dr9ppSG GfGS PRp4rentWS hend er hody
WAS driven to tho door to take IT to the Morgue,
Blanchnry refused To allow its removal. Neigh
hors gathered. Physicians were summoned
The womnn's cXiremitics wero cold. The chest
was yet warm. The rumor spread that she was
in trance. 1t was decided MOTTO take the corpse
away until next morning.
shes they took her away. said the
DO you know whore they took hrrf'
TO the Morgue. They said sho was dead
Police Surgeon s. G, Cook said; II gropcd
my way down into the cellar nt IL oclO'k nst
night. Deputy Coroner Miller had PRONOUNCED
her dead, surgeon Dorm had pronounced her
dead. They had detected little warmth in her
chest, but ncr limls were stl1. and 81 fleming is
Q. sure sign that life departed hours before.
Nevertheless. the woman friends lung To the
not on that sho was yet alive, an1 wanted to
make sure. ! found unmistakahle signs Of
death. The JAW WAS set, her body was rigid,
and was rs cold rs marble. | could detect not
the least warmth. She had been doAd twelve
hours at least. She WAS u large. full -blOoded.
full-chrstcd woman and it's possible her body
retained its warmth longer than bodies usually
do. for warmth was unuucstionahly felthy tho
others six or sovcn hours aitor death. This is
not uncommon.
SrEclE PAYMENT EiEsuMEp. Speeie tue bcst
nne cut Millions ~ H. Buy aul luA-Aas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
Hayes Himself Proves the Truth OF Chand.
lers Charges


Prom y, T,I hsfnhtsr, >>rrDr CHkiin1s Hlrls OrprH
The Hon. William H. Chandler Of New
hampshire has made public some interest n 1;
revelations Of the manner in which Mr.. HAYES
secured the Presidency, and they will be- found
in detail in another pant of this paper. There
have been whispers OF some such revelation as
this. and the facts have been hruitrd about in A
vague mnnner Now they are given with such
proof in the shnp" OF names ami dates as must
not only call public attention to them but evoke
public ludgm, nt thereon
That Mr.. Chandler tells tho truth in regard 10
the bargaining. W. have no doubt. We are per-
frctly certain. too. that the Republican party
was not prvy 10 the inJustl 80. but acted in good
faith in pressing the claims of Mr.. HAYES t. his
scat. There il abundant evidence furnished by
the President himself aS 10 his bargain with tho
South. II Louisiana did not give rs vote for
Packard. II did not give ia vote for lIHyos since
PA"kard's majority was very much the larger Of
the two. Yet in spite, Of this -rlf-eyidcnt fact.
the President and his friend, pro coded. immo-
give his place TO Nichols the Democratic
claimant The same thing was done in South
Carolina. The troops were withdrawn, Cham
berluin was left tO the mercies OF the shotgun
brigade, and his Legislature was dispersed 10y
liampton's armed friends. The rest Of the bar
gain was carried out with most indecent haste.
NoThrup. fiilsimmons. Wadron, and other
rebel agents were nominated To positions where
they could control elections. and a triumvirato
Of southern senators. consisting of Gordon.
Lamar. and Hill WIS formed To be the Prrsi-
dents chief advisors. These mon are in oillco
to-day. We regret that the President himself
has furnished most startling confirmation of the
truth OF Mr.. Chnnder's charges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31

Tho body of the girl. Josephine Shepherd
found yesterday by iuc digger, in tie Barcai stree,
ruin. II coui hc recognized only hy lcr lrc-. ltwas
hkgmto Mic mor.ue. whore n wa, irluH.i by The
mother Tie dtsglu- MHs continued dutIu- the inv
lhtir tour Hl-uu. yet ni.siir Who Ht, Know "A Ia
yr iDyu Zoo r h1lduS 20 tlp time of fr il-a>'.r Tho
hiN m Niss shepherd was found about nit, tr,t frnu
Where sN' WH- lHst seem and .hc hut evident, heen
Dhahl ~ Ne llns unhl !, ln hor rluri ID esNAne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31

WA~HNGroN. Dc. 3o.-Srrr 'tary sherman
saws Iu' ms appointment OF i-c, Grant u the Dis.
irrt Nuu,s, oiicc /, made under iic general power
ui tl irarv Of the Treasury tu cont-. r, ami Tie
heu"nn revenue case, II may bv rcucnhorOi that l4st
sni ui 80 iu T. uuu.aud II i-tut uf th" returns
WOE r~ Nhi NhpmHu hl, HirHu-rt lt pas tuuu. Grant
"ni he rmptr ri n dotke 4, preparing. ivr tllai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
The WorLIngmen,. Congrc,..

The National Congress Of the Social Demo-
cratic Nokln-mens party met iu lytmau lllll. Sew.
ark, go ,tcrda, AFTERNOON "a, plan of or-lnlatom aud
the '"usl tuition vrfr debated Lut definite ,cunn was
i9@.u twas l'.0Ncd tuAt hereafter nllN unt section
'hll r peimiird an ciN thc ohoc being Ia unite the
"crmlu' auI AuWriy'us. ami uianc thcm h.lt,r aS
pN"'nl,d wllu each otlcrs opinion. and customs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
The Tron.l. . mroAcn nanA Makes.

Many of the Gerrlnn lodges and societies ~
Newark are embarrassed by the trouble N the Newark
StNine' Institution Their money deposited in that
hank sid Ne W. nty Per cent they are permitted
uitN luii Or chancellor -nrdcr j. nuf if' tho
monthly rhyr nts 10 mcmior. ON the .ick h. several
himhrs are tu want u money. hNt the suoiruf- have
h"n' t"kAe msW 1lo suci'tir- prop tu cti meet
t ni lriu ii1r- Aui rtqtN = ti th4 tliur 10 nut
new President and Board ui Managers in possession u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
Funeral service. for - Huron omcer.

George w Price. one of the officers of the
wrecked steamer Huron before sailing ,aid To Thomas
Pascal. n the Perry Street Methodist Church That u a
iainl accident heio lin h, Wuul like to h hurrd igo
thht church His wish was grAtftd Ncsnrdl, Nj Pas
chl ieiraNhs the eAmn"s. ana siNns Mm corner VI
his lot IN Greenwood Cemetery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
SPIRKs IRON THE TELEGRiPH.

The Germanic arrived at Queenstown yesterday
Toronto WAS searched ye ierday Tor owen murphy but
he Was not in tllAt citi.
THE kcar,arrc arrived at BOSTON yesterday from Japan
IN way ui tine sL.I ANAL .ml tiihrtlthr
The Hrnch Aca lemi u Moral se.tu... has tl,r.tl
Ralph AIv Lme!sVn " W VI IT. lyIesn a,syciaMs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-31
THE REPU BLICANS ~. HAYES.
ONE or THE orr sCHOOL DryOryCES
THE TRIUDrLENT PRESIDENT.
The ruiI. Complete. and Accurate Test Of
the Hon. william D. Chandier's Letter to
the Republicans OF New Hampshire.
CoNcoRD. n. H.. Dec. 90. lSI

tONtORD. y. H., Drc. 70, 1911.
V.s. r.,.ij,.,.. NJ ,l, B,s, ,bn,
u,n,r,i,.,l,,,o .nd lnt, os vour rcnrc.
II " "' ~, ~ ",', "",s ~ Wv, '''
sentative on the Republican National Commit
tc, g., lat. to CON ,hn reosons for my hostility
w., E lt. =, a., ,tt
y th' 7'-'Hll'd southern Ioh'y ol 'uo auihlhis-
trati,n II President Hayes.
l.
~, p...t,.,..,., ,.,.,'.i,n -, 1910 ,ros one
IH' lr'SluchllNl 'anl"lEh Oh loto was car-
rpd IA With no nrnouncod change Of tho prin-
c,,,t.. - fine n.rublienn rnrtv concerning the
.,., t .'T.ut.,
h'u'"rrh H'"''- "''S Ut r'''""n
Tlt Cincinnati Convention had declared the
D,rili.nn rartv to he "sacrcdly pledged ito
" ~ i,t =, a,
thr rrleW protection oi ".i viuHehs oi 'He
South IN the tr"s enjoyment II all their rights"
"V. t.elare II ia M, thc solen,n obligation of
a,', ',',,,r,n, - ,he
thr -.9lHtlNo anu executive par'm'h's oi tle
Go,trnmcnt to tut in immediate exercise all
,b.i, .,,.,i,,.,i,rol ,orrors H., socur.
."'i '"'''. "'""i i""Vis .Oi SUI
ins T. 'y"ry American citizen complete liberty
and exact EQUALITY in the exercise Of all civil
-. NJ ,,,tIi..rt,.h,s ro,his orI ,.o ,,,.
t''"' '', "' '"','' i,tH's' 80 '''s % V"u W IN
pernl'Nely demund Congress and Chief ENecu-
iiye whose courngn and nd .tv 10 these duties
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JO7TINGS iHotr rows.

Falling. followed hy rising barometer. north
i'i lf. .Nn Co. nnfilN II Nlut. l M ram ui-
i""ed il Cooler, partly cloudy, or clearing woatcr
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william McDonough of 80 Vanderbilt avonuH
BrnNhN Nn. tel dfHd MNr attri'in- the ilult,
0 the sacred Heart yesterday lic WAS - wears oiL