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pie dbmaf6inensSnbri
tanten tpolen iest lire Sro6ntte, 81
Der BreiS bier5ulanbe nm bic S6lfte ae.
fallen I'll, nod i9nen in europa an ben
Nennn brinsen. Nit iebem 9arpfer.
Der ta9 europa abfdbrt, tperben SUN,
oerte BON 3dbnrai6inen ueri9ift.
Ole q m gprter uniper5iz
d lduft Sefabr, sei9loien gu tueroen.
Sle 5onas, aug benen fie ibren Inter
balt bespg, tuarer gum 9rpBen Tbei1 in
Nttien Der RetuzSeriep @entralbabn an
9ele9t tporoen unb BADEN allen 8ertb
oerlorer, 10 baB bic ginfiufte Der Uni
oerfitat fur bic n~utbpenbioen Gusaoben
ntbt dusrei9en.
Der &6nis BON SoIfanb bat
8rdfibenten Der RhilaSe[bbioer
BeltausteIuns, General SatpIeb, ben
-bes sulbenen 26tpen Der 0te6ers
Iatoe" oerlteben. Sie gleide Nusaeifk
1u19 tpuroe benz Secretdr Der Weltousz
telling, Serrn u. e. @o1born uno befIeu
Sebilfen, Maper Ni9 fur bic Der bot
dnoii9en MISUNDERSTANDING err
uteieneH @efdaisteiten su Ebeh.
Cine reidtra9eube Mine
n Nenaoa. 9as er0Bte Sabres@
'roouet. tpel4es tuUbl lie Elm einiioes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24

Dor Nnem aber lift es Der 8e5ns boz
@ei4isen, fir tpelhe felt lan9e Dentf6
lamb, neil Dor england nordts, bt
6auptte5ugsqueae fur beinnbe i6mmt
lihe StndteH bilbet. Der Befib BOZ
&rupp'fhen &anOnen i1eint bon Der
betrefenoen &e9ieruHgen gleihiam old
cine 8orbeoin9uHg beg Sieges, lnb als
Die uuerld6lI9e Bais Der bedbfi6ti9teT
Grmee : Organization Dber Nrmee zNus.
riftrna betrahtet III iueroeH. Die tir.
Hide artiIerie lift befnnntli9 beinabe
gang nit bernrtisen @ei9isen ausse=
riiftet. 9nfelbe gilt BON &Imdnien,
uno ebenIo beftebt bic NrtilIerieaus=
riituns Der ruiii1en Nrn1ee tbeils aus
unnittelbnr aus benz &ruppfteu @taz
bliifement beSo9enen, tbeiIs aug, bieien
in ben neuerri9teten @uBftablfa6rifen
na1aebifbeten, Standardization, tpoSu
neueroin9s nod bic 2ntprDtp'fhen Stabl<
brpucegei9ise binSuaetreten iin6. Nu9
BON @rie6enlano 1T Dor benz Gintritt in
ben &ries i9leunigit mod cine bebeus
teu6e Misunderstanding, uno 5unr bOr=
5ussDeiie bon @e6ir9ssei6isen, bel
&rupp a%ufsegeben .tuoroeu. Hdhitoem
finb es DOR NIem mod bic beutiden
Stnbls unb 9artguBsranaten, tuel6e
fir ale friesfibrenOen Ebeile einen
bssebrten Grtitel bilben. Gin be1on
bers iuibtiser unb beoeuten6er @eI9iss
6e5ug BAT fi1 onneben nod fir Die
oeuti9e MISREPRESENTATION mad Sitaiien
erDffnet, mo Biz Dor tpenieen Sa6ren
aQein nur enslii6e @sihibe befaunt
tunren nno sefnuft tuur6en. 90 fino
iinsit nod erft BON Sapnn, bas befnnnt=
li6 1ei 1878 in elmer umformation 1etz
ner Nrmee mad europdii6enf, uno BET
ldufig nor5usspeiie beutI6em Nuter
6e9rifeu 1T, bier Selbbatterien BEL benz
&ruppiden gta6lifement beitelt tuorz
ben, UG6reno China i6on felt mebreren
Sabren fort9eiest iebr bebeutenoe 2iefe=
run9en iotuOhl o 5el6z tpie &~iiftenae=
i6iisen BON bort be3ogen bat. @s fam
babel tuum ausbleiben, onB Der @aFen.
uno @ei6ib5e5u9 aug 9eutf9lanb 1i9
iebr balo oub auf 8irmn uno bic anoe<
rem balbz ooer gang ~fel6itdnoi9en binz
terinoil6en Staaten ausbebnt. Wenn
England nber tud6renb bes omerifaniz
i4en 8ir9erfrieses unb nnmentlid audi
nod tudbrenb beg lebten beutitkfrans6z
&rie9es 81 ieinen @unften elm Ell
aenarti9es Neutralitdtsprincip aufaez
iteut hattie, uno nit Sintaniesuns unb
yi6tberiidf9tisung n1er 8orteQIHaen
Der betreffenoen M6dte bieIe &rleae nur
fir feinen 10 16tuun9hnft betriebenen
g8aHen= unb @eidiserport aus5unuben
mar, 10 lie9en iest oIe &nsei=
ben oafir Dor, oaB bafelbe ii6 BEL ieiz
mem nd6iten &rie9e, mo bieIer aud ee=
flbrt perben mag, nunmebr aud einmal
Der Gage befinben tpir6, bic Birfuna
oamals ielbtoerfiinbeten 9eutras
itdtsprincips an ii6 ielber gu e%rprpben,
uObei bann, uie bic 8er5dltniIIe fid
eBt 9eitaltet baben, unstpeifelbaft
Oeuti4lanb in erfter &eibe fir oas Ser
)alten England BON 187O-71, uns me-
ibm &merifn fir bns bon 1861 big
1865 &epan6e nebmen tpiiroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24


peridlofen iuerSen, na6bem Der Snholi
NIT Del unb @eruir5 uerIeben tuurbe.
Der observation-disclosures Der Garbinen
iiimmf i'm @ansei bret 9oae IN Din
fpru9. Bis gum Sabre 1874 beShrdnf=
ten fi6 bic Ierfdufe rir nuf bic @rsas
Sen Der Der. Staaten. mad benz genarns
ten sabre nber tunrben srDBe Aunntitd=
ten oleler Saroinen mad SiuBlanO,
9ettidlnno, auitralien, @nglano unS
Shp.Nmertfa erportirt. SIM 2anfe bes
Sabres gin8en aud 8ehelunaert
BON GrnnfreiG Elm, biefelben tunnten
aber tueset bes maseren 6if6fonges Der
Stuei Sabre niht anseefibrt tuers
ben. Die g0nnpaenie beih6ftiat ettud
150 Grbeiter. SIR bic iest begpnnene
tDirb etn febr ergiebiger Sang
oes Neutrality-suspicious. ertpartet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24
Die 9rObartt8st @~aS9menen tn ben
Werettttafeh &faofen.

Die por5i9lidften gasipenbenben
So9rl9Gbte befinOen iid in Der Graf
ldaft Butler in 8ennipluanien inter 90
@rao 80 8reite un6 80 2dnoe. Iud
IN Der um9esenb finb 6eren BON oerin,
9erer 8eoeutun9 oprbanoen. @eit mebz
reren Sabren 1T befannt, bas in bie5en
@e9enben, tueun Der 8obsn bis Al elmer
getpiflen 9iefe sebffnet pirb, bas @os
mt 9efti9tett fi9 entpidelt, aber bie
prattliben 8ortbeile, tuel6e iid bobo1
gsfutn1en lafen, bnben crit felt einioen
Ntonaten in md6tiser Reiie bic Vnf-
merfiamteit errest.
Die So9ri6d9te, tpelde am reidlidz
lten gas l%iefern. finb bieieniaen. tpeIdbe
StaIien Burns unb 9elomoter fiib.
rem: gle liegen unsefdbr cine nierteI
en9lll9e Wteile BON einanber ab. mn
Spar IN Der @rafi@aft Butler, Is emo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24
Se"tf@IanS ais @aW.ns@a@er.r.

es i1eint - 70 tuirb einem 8er[iuer
Siatte BON unterri6teter Geite oeSdbrie.
pen -eaB 9euti6lanb fir bic @offenz
sao notwithstanding In benz iehf emf.
orallnteit &rie9e unsefdbr in Die gferImmo
s.nIretert oitrfte, uel6e bel allen bisberi9
gen &riesen BON Gmerifo mn nnn,s.t-
s2 oen England ei~ngenummen tprirSe
SSle l@oit Dor ldnserer Belt ~perloutete
i %oa 9on &uBlano bel mebreren bent.
lIsn SetDehr. uno @ofenfabrifen nm
[s.enee Selteuun9eu ON @etuehreu mn
V''Oepripe'lei a~nfeesebeu tuurben lem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24
Brigham 9Ouns anf Dem RrteaS.
pf00e.

Nm 81. Mai tritt in Salt Safe @itt
Die @rano Surp tpieoer auIammen unb
es unterlie9t teinem Siueiiel, baB iie ii6
nit Dem Mountain MeaoOp Ia1Iacre
mob ettpas 9enauer, als bisber aeI6eben,
bel9dfti9en uno anoere Sdnloioe, auBer
benz bin9eri6teten See, 5u ermitteln
luden piro. @enn Seitigfeit elm .3ethen
BON S6ulobepuBtIein 1T, 70 mus 8riaz
bam goung fi6 iebr i6ulbis fablen.
@r bot in ieiner @isen16ait als aeiitz
ltdbes Sberbaupt Der Wormonen am
lebten Sonnta9e iiber ienen @eaenftanb
TN pSabernatel" cine &eoe aebalten,
fuelde S6mdbungen, @i6erieblidteit
9e9en Die NutoritGt Der Ser. Staaten
ltno 8lut uno Moro nt6met. SelbIt in
Der BON ibm abgei6pG6ten 8erIion, in
Der fe in Die Seffentli6teit ae6runaen
tit, trd9t fie nod Oieien Character.
8efpalttbGti9feiten iino elm Mttri6ut
aller S6eDfratieer, neil tie bic Inter.
tbanen gum @lnuben Der berr1heuoeu
Ge9ierung 0oer 8afte Al %stpinaen tradz
ten. Ger arabii6e 8rop6et eriff al
!bnen, fute Der am Sal5iee. 0ur batte
Iener fremoe Staten unb 86lfer aeaen
fib uno oieier lebt inner6alb zines
clotltiirten @emeintpeiens, geaen bas er
Ge6te uno 8fli6ten bat.
Die S6eorie Der Mormonen, bas bic
abgeibla6teten @mioranten BON SIM
oianern iiberfallen ieien, lit ldnaft als
unbaltbar ertpieien. sic 1elbft naren
DIE lntelectueIen llr9eber Der S6lddz
teret uno audi bel beren Nu8fibruua Be-
tbetltgt. SaB, Sabiuht uno Sanatis>
mus iparen ibre Miptioe. Sc ift t8ez
luelsmatertal 9eiammelt tporoen, tpeldes
oen p8ropbetet~ uno bic ,4elteften"
Der lonoerbaren uSeili9en bonn iiinaften
Gage" in oieIem, pie in an6eren
Sdllen, gar itlimm be5i6ti9t. Cine
9roBe Nn5nbl 3eusen bat gum 81. Mai
Sorlaounsen in Criminal lnaeIeeenbeis
ten erbalten uno R6roer, bic felt Sob ,
ren itraflos 9eblieben iino uno fid lest
IN ben Bergen perftedt balten, fino NIT {
Serbaftungen bebrDbt. 9as S6pert I
'er @ere6tigfeit 19tuebt iiber Mantem.
,er I'M &atbe Der Sobenpriefter Der {
NOrr1onenttr9e etnen beroorra9enben +
Sldb einniHlnt. y
SHenoar pat o1s 9eril9t bon Der n
Sermlnoerurt9 Der Nrmee Dem ,8ropbez
ben &amm 9ei9tpent. @r fnrad n
eiItem pNOerlaB", ben er oerprbnen a
'oue. Die @lieoer Der alten 0aupooz b
.e9lon, bic 1859 Der S%obnton'ihen :,
lrmee Wioerftano :leiIteten. fino init !,
;lfer etrerercirt tuoroen uno eanse Qaz IL
ln9en BON @affen neueiter gonitrucz =
lansten in ben lebten Ia Gaae1 in b,
tab an uno iuuroen iiber bas aanse N
ano aus9et6eilt. 70
Die 8erednun9 bes Qufribrers 1T
10 uninnig, nie iie Manobem err Be
9etften miro. 9~egenii6er ben IOO.O 900 III
torn1onen in Utah sibt es oieaei6t g
1000 Ri6t=M ormonen unb in @oIt of
@itp itelt fi9 bns 8erbGltnis tpie R
1000 5u 1000. 9ieIer llnterfhteb if So
9roB uno uiele NihtsM ormpnen trefz m,
I Iest idon Sorbereitunaen, nm benin 81
3ei6en zines Nusbrudes fid unb be-
5amilien gu retten.
meiiten bleibt Az befirdten. bos
geormonen elm neites Maffacre oss
bic ibre Saiht ausfi6renben BUM
s6eamten in Scene 1eben. 9enn bos =.
Sano, tuel6es bic fiibli6e Rebenion ~.
idlieBli9 aud nit ben pplns fon
1ilitliten 5anatitern fertis tpirb, UNI m'
ltegt feinem Speifel. ~.
(gtetu Seriep Sreie 2eituno) Sc.
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ttaaorn All 4at

Rein 2ano, iuenJt N
am &rieee 8etheiltnt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
Ohio Greemback Convention.

COLUMBUS June The state Green- =
back Convention met here TO day. There
were thirty delegates present The
platform adopted declares that through
out the country labor, that creator
ol wealth, is either unemployed or denied
its reward and all the industries paral.
ized; that this has been done BY cross
legislation and the mismansgement OF
the national finances, and that
ss neither the Republican nor
Democratic party propose any plan
of relief the convention deems
it wise to resffirm the principles Of
the national Independent party, which
supported Cooper and Carey. The res
olution demands the repeal OF the specie
resumption act o: January "A, 1917, and
the arrest of tho present plan OF central
izsticn, declares it is the prerogatlve OF
the Federal government only " supply
currency, and that all money, whether
paper or metal, shouli be issued by and
bear the stamp OF the government; de-
clares that the paper money Issued oy
the governm ment, made receivable Tor ali
its dues, and legal tender in payment OF
al! debts and inControvertaole into bonds
bearing ~ ,quitsble rate OF interest, Will
afford the be.l circulating medium ever
discovered; declares IN favor OF abolish
inc I'll banks OF Issue, tavors the remon-
etization OF the silver dollar and making
legal tender for the payment OF sIi coin
bonds, but opposes the issue OF bonds Tor
the purchase of silver bullion :or coinage;
fsvors the taxation of United States
bonds. a re enactment Of the law taxing
incomes, and declares il the duty OF the
government to foster and encourage the
development of the resources OF the
country tha! labor may be fully and pro-
ftsbly employed, and the general well
fare SeCurot
The following ticket WAS nominsted:
Governor, 5. johnson, OF Miami; Lieu
tenant Governor, j b. Powell, Of COL
umbisna Treasurer, John jenkins,
OF Tusc4rswss, Supreme Court
Judge, Samuel Z. Adams, OF
Cuyahoga; Clerk of the Supreme Court,
G. L. B0u.sI, OF CoIum Diana; Attorney
General, Marshal o Wagner, OF Lucas !;
member of the Board OF Public Works,
J. R,b!et, OF Crawford; School Commis-
sioner, J. {. Logan, OF Mahonlng.
The State Board OF Agriculture VII
hold their next State fair in this CITY,
CONNIE, cling September 10Th and con-
tinuing five days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
Soutn Carolina LegislRture.

COLUMBIA. June 6.-The report of the
Conference Committee appointed to ad-
lust the differences between the two
houses relative to the appropriation bill
was ad opted by the House and Senate to-
day, thus putting an end to the financial
dead lock. While no direct sppropria-
ton is made in the appropriation bill for
the payment OF interest on the pubic
debt, yet the levy Is made and specif-
cally appropriated for that purpose in
the supply bill, and the result is vir-
tuslly the same. A concurrent resolu-
ton was passed by both Houses
to-day declaring the seat of Judge b. b.
Carpenter vscset on the ground that the
election in December, 1875. was Illegal
the office at that time not being vacant,
ard ordering an electian to fill the va
cancy to morrow.
In the House, a resolution agreeing to
impeach associate Justice }. j. Wright
Tor drunkenness was passed by two.
thirds vote, ard committee Will be ap-
pointed to prepare articles of impeach.
ment. In the meantime Wright Is sus-
pended from executing the dueies of his
office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
Frightful Disaster.

LONDON, June 6.-The Bath and west
OF England societies centenary was cele'
brated at Bath to day.
The Widcombe suspension bridge fell
and about one hundred persons were pre-.
cipltated thirty feet into the river.
Eight dead bodies have been recovered,
and it is feared tnat others persisted.
Many were injured. Another accoun!
represents the disaster as much more ser
lous, but the details are not sufficient to
SAY whether it is exaggerated.
The latest advice from Bath say that
twenty dead bodies of the victims of
the Widcombe suspension bridge accl-
dent have been received, and several are
still missing 1t is now said that there
were nearly two hundred persons on the
bridge when it fell.
LONDON, June "A dispatch from
Bath gives the following additional par
tlcuars of the accident there to-day
About hat past 10 O'Clock this morning
or the arrival OF n train load OF excur'
sionists on the Weymouth branch OF tine
Grea, Western Railroad 10 attend the
agricultural show, between one ana tWC
hundred persons, belonging mostly tt
the well to-do-at class, rushed upor
the toll bridge leading from the railroad
platform. The bridge was wooden, o.
light construction sSd narrow, about
thirty feet long and forty Zee: above the
river Avon. resting on a post morticed
into the stone work at either end snc
with centre support. The bridge snap
ped in the centre, and the two ends were
wrenched clesn from the sides. Th'
whole mass, with the people, was plunged
into the middle OF the stream, which WA
about seven feet deep. Boats from th'
shore were put Immediately al work res.
cuing the living and searching tor the
desd.
BATH, July 8 evening.-It Is now
estimated that about twelve persons were
killed and hfty-one injured, by the fs!l o.
the Widcombe bridge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07

The prostration aud general unproft-
sbleness of business in this country does
not seem to have checked the flow of
pleasure seekers to Europe. All the
great passenger ships 60 out from New
York crowded almost to discomfort by
the multitudes who throng their decks.
Thousands who never saw tithe OF the
beauties, and grandeurs and wonders OF
their own country, and who know but
little of its social, industrial and political
institutions, rush to Europe there to
lavish their money in improbable sight
seeing. Each passenger who crosses the
ocean to Europe carries out OF this coun-
try q handsome sum of money to be
spent in travel and in pure hsses
abroad. The aggregate amount of
wealth of which our country is thus an.
nually drained is very large, and in Il
vast majority of cases the Intelligence OF
the traveller would have boen the gamer
if he had made tour of his owR country
instead. Send an ass abroad and he will
not come back horse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
Traiu Robbers Captured.

ST LOUIS, June &C. w. Rogers,
General Superintendent OF the st. Louis
and San Francisco railroad mas just re-
ceived information OF the capture OF the
four burglars VINO ran the train OF the
track near Woodward station on that
road, Saturday night, with the intention
of robbng it. 1t appears that man
named Oliver, about twenty years OF age,
who lives near RlChlsnd, was suspected
to have had something TO do with the
disbolical ac,, and was arrested Monday
and taken to Richltnd, and has since
then confessed and given thc names oil
the parties engaged In the affair as Geo.
Gibson, Allen Green and Jas. Long, who
have been arrested and are now
under strong guard at RichIsnd.
There are tour others who were con-
nected with tn gang, but they have not
vet been caught. Young Oliver says
that an ex.convict put up the job and
lead the party. The intention WAS to
run the train of, aud then, under gClse
OF helping the wounded, rob the psssen-
gers srd plundcr the train. Detective
Eagan, OF this city, and Deputy United
States Marshal LoRstrent, OF Springfield,
Mo. are working the case up, and are
on the trail o., and expect TO catch the
other four suoundreIs very shortly. All
the parties concerned 1--we at or near
Rlchiand, q small town near the scene oil
their tiendish work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
Railroad Accident.

COLUMBUS. O, Juue The morning
train on the Hecking Valley railroad,
when between Sugar Grove and MIiiville'
ran upon a piece OF unsound track
which gave way, throwing the engine
into the river and wrecklng the baggage
car and enc passenger car james Xii
burn. OF Columbus, hsd his leg broken.
Messrs. Minton, mail agent Etinger,
civil engineer Of the road, and Robinson,
engineer, were slightly injured. The
ACCIDENT was csused by some one who
had left the food-gste OF the canal open,
last night, which speedily OVERT owed toe
bank and washed under the track IN such
way as to cave mere shell Of esrth,
vet without showing that anything was
wrong. This is the frs: accident that
has ever occurred on this road whereby
sny passenger has been hurt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
Brcwers' Convention.

MILWAUKEE, June 6-The Seven
teenth annusl convention OF Brewers
met at the Opera House here TO day,
President Ruetter, of Boston, IN the
chsir. His annual address Was long ard
argued the superiority Of beer over dis
titled spirits. He claims that the brew
ers are the true apostles Of temperance.
As temporary officers Fred Lauren,
of PennsyI yauis, and Henry Dawson, OF
New York. were elected.
The report OF the Committee on AgI-
tstioa and Executive we're resd.
l.. Schcide, attorney for the associs-
ton, presented same amendments 70 Inc
revised laws, which the association Will
Law before Congress. They wish TO DO
away with the crewers' special tax and
The bo,tling tax. The session continues
tomorrow. ,,
The L. 5. MaIs,ers' Convention closed
to-day. The following officers were
elects1: President, b. a. Lynde,, ot
Bpf,slo: Vice President T. d. Hswiey,
OF Detroit; Second Vice President, M
White of Nes York; Third Vice Pres
dem, G. Balm, Of Chicrgo; Recordin5
Secretary aud Treasurer, ". S:of"!
of Albany; Corresponding Secretary n
j. Weller.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
BUTLER Grows PATHETIC.
How Hay es Refused the Only Favor
He Ask ed, and why.

Special Dispatch to the World.
WAsHINGToN, June "A delegation
of citizens, resident on Capitol Hill, call
ed General B. F. Butler tonight at his
residence, to bespeak his influence on be-
half OF a gentleman for whom they
desired the appointment as one OF the
Commissioners Of the District. In res
poDse to the brief address OF the spokes-
man, detailing the fitness o. their candi-
dste and his deserts as a Republican,
the Essex statesman said: 'Gentleman,
you have come to the wrong man. have
no influence at the White House, and
no disposition to ask favor of the Pres
ldent. Ii you want your friend ap-
pointed, 60 ask Mr.. Corcorsn, General
Gordon and others of their patriotic a.
tecedents. The President sent for Nj.
Corcoran and requested him to name the
man he wanted for the commissioners
ship, and he modestiy mentioned Mr..
Archibald Campbell. The great states
maa at the White House (tor he Is a
great statesman) has instituted new de-
parture. No more money ia to be spent
on elections. have heretofore contrib
uted to the extent OF my means for the
purchase of lanterns and the painting
of transpsrencies, but this tax is no
longer to be endured. People are
hereafter to rush greedily at the polls,
trampling over each other. If you don't
want Mr.. Corcoran TO ask the President,
as 1t is generally understood that both
the Republican and Democratic parties
are deceased, and the old Whig party is
born again, 90 out to some graveyard
and transcribe the names of the detunct
memb bers of that organization from their
tombstones to your petition, and you
will stand chance OF getting what you
ask for. L did ask one favor of the
President. When l went 10 New
Orleans had assigned to the care of my
staff and self distinguished surgeon. He
fell hereically at his post victim to his
professional and patriotic duty. Not long
ago l received letter from his son
asking for an sppelntmen: to Annapolis.
l went to see the President. | showed
him the letter. told him the story OF
the fathers life and death. l said to
him, Il have the nomination in my dis
trict, but would have 70 smuggle the boy
through. Others do this. 1 won't The
President said, Il have three appoint
ments; this boy shall have one Of them
l left satisfied. The appointments were
made, but this boy was not one OF them.
The fathers of two of them had con-
tributed about as much to the preserva.
tion of the Union as Mr.. Corcoran or
General Gordon" There was no short
hand reporter present. but this is SUBJ
stantially, and rs near as memory serves,
the remarks of the member from Masss.
chusetts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
American Medical Association.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The American
Medical Association continued the re.
port of the committee on the recon-
mends.ioas in the Presidents annual sd-
dress delivered yesterday, and tabled
until the President should have the
chance to make further remarks.
DR.. Squibb made report on the re-
vision of phsrmacepti. The report as
serted that not the abolition of the old
method, but its improvement was sought,
by the introduction OF the German re-
vision. and to make itself explanatory
and the dispensstory superhuous. The
subject was postponed foe the present.
DR.. Robinson, OF Missouri, read paper
on practical medicide
DR.. White, of Buffalo, presented 8
paper on obstrsties.