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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-01-25
Drift of Public Opinion.

AS it is our duty to do, we
have been in the habit, of late
Of reading papers extensively to
inform ourself of the drift of pub
lie opinion in the Presidential
controversy. We are satisfied,
as the result of our observation,
that a large portion of the Re
publican party regard the &C
ton of the carpet-bag Returning
Boards of South Carolina, Flor
ida and Louisiana as fraudulent
and corrupt, and that they are
fully conscious that Mr.. Tilden
has been elected and are de-
termined tojoin with the Demo
Gratis in seeing him inaugurated.
The great mass Of the Republi-
can newspapers are debauched
politically. They are conscious
that Mr.. Tilden has been right
fully elected, but they assume
to think that a game Of brag viii
win. They will probably play
that card to the end. But even
some of the Republican party
press are wavering, and such
Independent Republican papers
as the Springfield Republican
and New York Nation are en-
phatic and trenchant in their
reputation Of the Returning
Board frauds. We are warrant
ed in saying that if the Chan
dlers, Mortons and Camerons of
the Republican party persevele
in their madness, they will not
have two thirds of the Republi-
can party at their call.
There is something sublime
in the impudence of the regular
hack Republican politicians.
They understand perfectly that
if they can establish such a
precedent as that sought to be
established now they have an
excellent chance of playing it
over again, and they would like
nothing better than to play it
over again, and again, and again.
That would just suit them.
They would consent to travel in
an eternal circle of such frauds.
on the understanding that they
would always eventuate in the
Republican politicians continu-
ing to devour the official loaves
and fishes.
But the people clearly cannot
afford to have the spirit of Re
publican government eviscer
ated from our system, and they
will not permit it to be. The
attitude of the Democratic party
through the whole matter has
been an admirable one. They
have met the situation in a cool.
determined, moderate but infiex-
IDLE spirit. They have stayed,
and they intend to stay, strictly
within the law. Nevertheless.
they will not abate one jot or
title Of their rights. They dare
not. They stand in the breach,
fighting the battle of unnum ber-
ed generations, aud are showing
themselves worthy of the high
trust which has been imposed
, 1877-06-20

The Chicago produce rnsrkcts were generally
flr.ncr yesterday. Mess pork closed 2a5Sc per brl
higher, al $11B2h OLE. R5 for july and 312. D!4b
13.07X for August Lard closed &c per TOO ths
higher. at 2s 10 for July and So. B7.iGs.Oo for
August. Meats wero Gsmcr, At 4Hc for loose
shouldera and Usac for do short Ibis. fGIeAwsues
wcse unchAnscdtat 81. OF per gallon. Lake trcshts
were active mud eaatet, at 1hc for cotu TO Buda'o
Flour was auIet and steady. Whcat closed 3Ic
higher. at 81.+sA cash and s1.4gkGa1. 4th
for JutY. Corn closed 1ac higher. at 45i4c esth
and 40c far July. Oats were cns!cf, c1oa!ng at
:'7ne caah and 3os;c for july. Iyc waa dull, As
Coo. Barley was offered At 85c for new No. 2.
scller September. Hogs were active. md c,oscd
nsn1. At bGsl0c advance Sales wore at 81 60t4 u.
Cattto ucro qulct And unchanged, Filth eates at
S.. G'Gee. 12h. Sheep werc 1rn,, at 81. ooae.; co.
Last Saturday evening thcro was In storo In this
city 87o 0a bu wheat, D. 500, c7 hu corn, .ss. 7i9
bu osss. 1856, oa2 bn re, and 125. 449 bu barley.
Tota1 5,042, 4lo bu, being d lcereaso Of 2o:, O02
bu du1In. the week. one hundred dollars In gold
would t1Y St05. 373s In grecnbacks nt tho close.
, 1877-06-20

4 remarkable instance Of tho necessity
which existed for O thorough reform Of tho
civil service ta furnished in tho Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, which has just un-
dsrgone thorough Investigation by Com
mission of Treasury officials selected for that
purpose by 8ocretary SHERMAN. When tho
examination began there were 95S porsons
upon tho pay.rolls OF tho Bureau whom it
ondcd, uaore were about one-thirl
that number. All The rest woro
deadwool, with only Lilo enough to
draw thair monthly stipend. They
Ind becu saddled upon tic Bureau by Con-
grcssmea aa Inst resort, and 20 thick)y were
they crowded together that thero was not
oven tho pretenae Of keeping them employed.
Thoy woro worse than uselcss, theso sta1wart
par-s.1ckers, being actually In tho way Of
the few who had something to do, and extra
provision had to be matlo Of placc to stow
them wl,oro their idlouess would lntcrfero tho
least with those who WORKED. This state Of
things waa the product Of the syste,n OF
Congressional appointments which President
1IArEs undertook to abolish, and with the
history OF tho Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing in viov no ono can deny that tho
abolition Of the gystem was d big gain 70.
Oiyil-Seryico Reform.
, 1877-06-20

Total amount DUO.
II Is stated That TILpga will p1catl Tic
statutes Of limitation, and contend thas nn
action must 10 brought within Avo years
from tho time Tho tax is duo. II this plea
should DO sustained, IL would out of tho
Government on oil the ycars o1copt tho last
ono. Tho ta1 for 1871 was not duo until
April 30, 1872, and tho snit was brought in
time 10 reacl, that. Dnt pleading this baby-
act will not exonerato or condone tho fraud
in tho minds Of the people Of the 1tnitod
States, whom ho has choatsd out of S141,-
4t2 Of income-taxes, which, II he Ind paid,
would havo reduced tho national debt by
Tint amount. This detoctcd rascaIity on tho
part Of the "Oll Usufruct will mako thou
sands Of Democrats glad that he failed to
reach the Presidency aftor he Ind spent
million Of dollars In buying nomination
and purchasing his way to tho White House.
, 1877-06-20

In another column this morning We print
cali, signed BY many citizens OF standing
in tho community, asking Mr. DANIEL
Goopwa, in, to permit the uss Of his name
for tho Office Of Probate Judge. II is under
stood That Judge WALLACE. the present in
cumbent, docs not dosiro the position Of
Judge Of Probate, but profon thai Of Coun-
ty Judge, tho duties Of tho Office as nt Imcs-
ent arranged having been divided BY The
last Legislature. Mr.. dooDwns has .evory
qualification for tho ofico to which be llas
been norninatosl, md. II he should bo select
csl 10 fill It, would discharge ita Duties In a
Satisfactory manner.
, 1877-06-20

who Affect 10 dlaliko tho Hebrews a. a race
get along pay comfortably with jewish
naiBhbors, Just rs thosd frotestants who arc
loudcst In their denunbiation Of tho Roman
Catholic Church count among their friends
momhors Of that Church for whom they havo
the greatest osteem.
Tho 1sraefitcs NJ race ara too Intelligent,
we think, to nisconstruo AIR. TltI1ox's action
rs significant Of my general tu-tooling, my
moro than they would rosont an occasional
individual insult as coming from The whole
Christian people, and Mr. sEt1oxAN will
not be free from blame II he makes an effort
to increase tho soeiM antagonism bosween
Tho Hebrew and Christian Americans OH nc
count Of the slight nut upon him. Tho
Jows should remember that, among all
Christian nntions, they havo received
the fairest treatment from The Anglo
Saxon people. In England md A.norica
they stand upon an equal commercial,
political, andsooiel footing, necorling to their
merit There Ia no reason why 1t should
ever have been difForont In any country, but
thoy should fco1 particularly friendly to the
rcop1e who have moro thoroughly overcome
tho prejudices. handed down from tho dnys
Of Jowish persecution, than any other Of the
Christian peoples Tho, thrift and honesty
Of the 1sraolItes; their tcou commercial In
stinct and untiriug energy; their important
influence on the finance md commerce of
tito wor1at their accomplishments In Iitcra-
ture, music, and politics, hare e1:acted n To-
specs from tho rest Of mankind which Ia no
, 1877-06-20

A slight incident illustrative Of the Mis-
souri method Of "legislating far tho masses
has Just boon Tnked cut of that aink Of
injquity, the State Capital. An insurance
bill, bearing down pretty heavily on some Of
the agencies, was passed, bnt the Chief Clcsk
Of tho House failed to present It for the
Governors approval, and, on being cited 10
appear and account for his doreliction,
slipped for Canada. All hc left behind him
WINS an impression that he was bribed by tho
insurance interest to aseal tho bill. and that
he earned his money.
, 1877-06-20

Doth sides OF thu Cuban struggle como up
groggy, and 1t Is probable that the Spanish
sponge will shortly 60 up. Caatilian pride
interferes with prcsopt recognition Of tho
rights OF the insurgents, but depleted
treasury and fair prospect that sound
thrashing is In store for 6pain aso working
gradually toward tho establishment Of pence.
Tue rsbola, on the other hand, aro tired out,
and willing to accept a partial independence,
and neither party Is entirely adverse to ~.
nexation with tho Uuitod Statcs.
, 1877-06-20

Frnsernnl relations between tho noY. liz.
McDosssLt u'sa tho psasby tesian Assembly
at Halifax have been ro-establisl,ed. Tho
Assembly had nothing against l1r. 3loDoa-
NELL, nnl Mr.. AlcDoNsEIIwaa proparet to say
tl,at 10 WIS in full faith, Notwithstanding lis
doubts, and on tkis basia tho whole business
wns nu,icatly Ecttlsl.
, 1877-06-20

Tho Boston Journal {Rep.) says that the
thlrty-hre customs districts In New England
might be reduced to ssen without jnnagc to
the public interest, aud tho fees and salaries OF
the other twenty. eight bc saved to tho Treasury,
It nt}is:
II not Of much Account N It IL tor the general
good to get rid nf 1aree number Of public otlcIaa
who seen, TO have no iutacs 10 perform, Thereby
service In which more money can be obtained Tor
lcss 1abnF th2n elsewhere. This cnnscs hundreds
places. Out of this perneions Idea hare grown tho
spois sya!cm and TINT f.l.cnlons doetrtne Of tota
tion 70 ONCE. Consequently lhe best reason for
fact that i wl remove the iucttcnentA to pecuro
them. When man 1nls that he viii hava TO work
~ many hours for tho Government A. for the tnmo
range OF employment when hired by private parties,
moved,
, 1877-06-20

Austria Is suffering to stick her long-legged
army into eomc locality whero II will be
chawod up with That ecrcnsonious regard 10
dstai|a characteristic Of European rows. II
sersla espouscs tho Russian ca,,so, Austria
will sat up iis pins On TINT alley, whi.o II
servla slont and Doania does, tho pins will
ba bowlcd over on that.
, 1877-06-20

Tho European eystem Of attaching mill
tary officers to foreign legations is to 10
adopted by tho United statea as regards tho
ht Petersburg and Coustuutinop1e Embaasioa.
1ient. GnEEH, Of tue Engineers, Inns been
detailed 1t The russian, md Lfout. Col.
CnAataEns, Of tho Twcnty.Grst Infantry, at
the Turkish Capital.
, 1877-06-20

a. = n,aet,n1 ~ n. r. Cattnot 1oetor,ioy Sg.r, ,
;7oa;s,or ,o. ,rr;rsa ~ ,onrorn;n - ~ e,,,, =
t,on .,,,ottar tn ro,y 4 ~, ron, hon,,s o~o
navoh,o mo- IN oot,1 min oton. ~ ,,,,atho- ~
H. .rant ~ H. -o,tornt,a,s - .ho
.,ons,.~z 49, ,ron,d b. ~,1o,,,a IT, :. % a;,rs. -
~a,, sa 1o,l T,o ;,oc;s,cn !. ,tot .ha hon.1a ~
oro n.yohla ~ n <o,d co,n on,v ,,r ~. 1n-r o ~,
thor;,;no tho;r issnc md thot r. :.
not ~ ha antirinntaa ,hot r,no.oas
~ ,ho r~o,n.;vo na,o-trn ra,,a
ov., .o1oro.n .h.,r -o,,am ,,,,os T., a1,.
aavo oo1a co;n with th;a doriuion In <,,,1
h,,:ee;sta tri,, ~ aau-aa ~ ,aan. 49,. 49, a ~.
;.aoa ,-.t I, ,a,,o;ns l., -. .,a- ,nh h..h.. H..
roon1o ,hrorol t,oi- :, T., ~. ~
l,roaz viii 10, -orv d..;,1sa,w .o,..a.. ~.
, 1877-06-20

That It was written hastily aud in tho heat
Of passion IL the only possible excuse for Mr..
Joasru szL1oaAs's uudiguiaod and abuaive
letter 10 Judge HnToa. The fact that HUI
TON has not been altogether successful in his
manipulation Of 6rEw4HT's estata IL not evil
deaes Of thoroughly depEoyed nature, aud
s111aAAa's Charge that he paid tho Judge
, 1877-06-20

Tho Swiss Mission, which III. GronoE
5cnSE1pK1, Of Chicago, resigned. laa boon
tondered to and accepted by A1r. N1ouohAs
Ftsn, son Of HAMILTON F1su, md ut present
9eczctasy Of Legation st Berlin.
, 1877-06-20

It fs claimed on behalf tic management OF
the Michigan Southern that, since the catdstro.
pho at Ashtabula, the trcasary Of tho road has
been cncdlavtshly to the demands Of sufferers
and families Of the dead. Without waiting foa.
an appeal to courts, tho road lns paid as heavy
damages as thelaw would awarl, and It's friends
contend that IL this It Inns made MI reparatlon
IN It's power, and should be credited with an
effort to wtps out much Of tho misery cutallel
on that terrible night.
, 1877-06-20

Those prodieiouslY able individuals who asu
struggling to acttle up tho New York Ring mat
ters on basis acceptable to tho thieves hayo
abandoned HALL and CONNOLLY, and are try
Ing to Induce SWzsNH's dcal brother to como
tnck and own up.
, 1877-06-20

Tho Sultan aas suppressed two newspapers
and e1iled thclE working force, while tic Gar
las made tho daughter Of tho editor OF the alos-
COW CARTE d<n.ois<1k d'honneur. These facts
arc commended to pious people who svarccly
know on which side Of the unplcasantncss To
cast thelr prayers.
, 1877-06-20

Kendall, has no lack Of abls men for The p1nea,
md among those mentIqned In connection with
the a{lica l. The Hon. G. w. Urtos, OF Lake.
Mr. ufroN has been for nearly thirty years d
leading member Of the Bar, il highly catcc1nca
a. man Of sterling integrity, aud would do
credit to tho Bench and hts constituency II
elected. As this circuit lies Immediately con-
ttauous to thla city, aud many important e9scs
from here 90 there for trial by changes OF venue,
our city las sone direct interest Il, seeing good
mcn oil the Bench Of that cisruit Is we'll "a our
own.
, 1877-06-20

idaho ia tho theatre Of an uprising among
tho sAvagoa. Several families havo been
slaughtered and sQvoral soldiers put to Mcht.
pn tAa ppst Of ttAe rfmy eevcral-<lispatohes
have boon sent.
, 1877-06-20

Tho Sioux City Journal says that ossrAx E.
DoDoa is coming to tho aurfaco again to give
display of fireworks ut ct. Paul. A. Mr..
DoDaa died year ago, It Is possible ho has
facilities for such display, but questionable II
he makcs 1t. =
, 1877-06-20

HxNpznsoN's farm, down in tho "regons,"
Il. evarsaatingly bearing oil In double sense.
. Ono well yields 1000 barrels day, and tho
price aid down twonty conts In pitAburg
yestartlpy,
, 1877-06-20

NEspEnIh LODGE. No. ~, 4. r. + A. M.-Regu'
IT. ~ eeenr ;nt
n Third psersa vi;tlnE 6rssh[sn sord1a''s invited
C1fAA. +. f0EN3TEft 8ccy.
, 1877-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

ReVtcker'9 Theatre.
MAftseu STREET. between Dearborn as4 stAte
Tony rMto1ss Company. Variety performance. Gus
War,s tic Kernels, Detehanty snd HenRler. Altar
kooh And evening.
, 1877-06-20

What has Attorncy.Goneral FA1ncutlp, Of
New York, been up to, that be u afraid to hayo
TWEEp tcattfy1
, 1877-06-20

An association Inns been formed In London to
afford material assistance to tho Christian
refugees of Bosnia md Herzegovina, who,
driven from their 1oHles and lands, nrc In d
starving condition Oh tho Dalnatian frontier.
4 circular issued by tho Association June
sets forth that moro than 19o, ,o0 hopelcssly-
Impoverished men, women, and chilurcn have
taken rcfuRB In Austsfa, and ndda:
Tho creator number Of these have now been
twentr months 10 euls. and tho hope o! a safo 70.
sentutsd 10 70 bssk iii. sptina. 10 1ebad thes aa
huts md to SOW their aeds, have been subjected to
atns sna Of III.
wheTe. favo cone within cur personal knowledge.
Al nrst, tho Austrian Government allowed sach
ths large expense could net be continuously bono
by an impoverished country, and tho subsidy IL
nSw .snssa to ss kfSn,as @ end TILL
whIlc the nble. bodied utan receive nothing. TG1s
allowance 10 nost capsicIons!y aud irrcsuas!y ID.
nothing, and ars actually. dying Q! Starvation.
Tbsre II work 10 bs rot iu lhese poor and bas1cn
diststels. Which sIe hardly able 10 support thele
people, Indian corn, Ia now at war prfces, md Id.
slec1, W. may sAy horc, at famine Prices.
A special appeal ID made to ths Americans as
Christian people, ana because Of their ablln-
lance Ut bycadstuffs, while these poor watches
aru actually suffering for want Of food. Tho
Hon. GEoRos T. MAKsll, United State. Min
lister to Italy, fully indorscs the responsibility
Of those In ehayxo OF the charity, ana confirms
tho suffering reported. Already about $G5, ,0o0
have been collected in England. and America Ia
asked not for money, but for a fow shIp-loads
OF brcadstutls, which may 10 copstgued to tho
esrc Of Nj. FRANKovl1cH, American Consul at
the port Of Fiumc, In Austria. Further inior-
nation may bc obtained from Miss A. PAuL1KA
IRpY and Miss pn1so1tIA JOHNSTON. who are
tho Dtrcc.rcsses Of the Association, or AKpnHw
JOHNSON, Esq., Treasurer, No, 153 Leatlcnl,all
street, London, z. G. We haVo no doubt Tia.
the brcadstulfs would bo forthcoming II respou-
stble persons In tho West would take tho matter
tn han1.
, 1877-06-20

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whole people. He cannot, then, decently
nor honestly, nor consistently with his official
service, undertake TO manage tho politics Of
tho country by using his official position to
promote tho interests Of ono portion Of tho
pooplo and to defeat those Of the oshor por-
ton, so long as bin official position requires
Of him an equn1 service to the whole people
who aro taxed TO pay for his labor. The
moment man IL appointed to Federal
office, ho becomes the hired servant Of tho
whole people, and not the empfoye Of fac
tion or party and when he foets compelled
10 devote his official time and lnbor to ono
party ho should resign. We know that this
doctrine ia not tho dootrino Of party CON-
nittees, but Is noYortheleas tho sound aud
only dofensiblc doctrine.
alr. noor wholly pervorts tho language Of
tho President, who prohiblta Federal officers
taking part in tho management y Of polit-
ica! organizations, oauctses, and conventions
1io docs not prohibit any participation In poll
lies By tho officers. To man like Mr. Roor to
participate III cat'cns aud not manage :"
mud control 1t, lisa waato Of time ansl energy,
but nevertheless there is wide dii1erence.
Last year the Union Leaguo Of Naw York
City, on tho oVo OF tile caucuscs 70 appoint
delegates to tho State Convention which WAS
to appoint delegates to tho National conven.
tion at Cincinnati, Issued a circular suggest
lug TINT tho Oustom-l1ouao oihcors abstain
from packing thoso caucuscs, md lot tho Re-
publican voters make their own foleotiona.
Mr.. ooHNEh1, the Naval Officer In Now York,
prepared mud printed lists OF dolegatos to be
elected In largo part OF tho State. and tho
Federal officers wero notified to elect thon',
Hnd when they woro elected ho teiegrnphod
to tho man in Washington In whose sorvico
he was working. Thia Is the an
swor to the itnpudent circular OF
tho Union Loague." This was an
instance Of tho management Of a con-
vontion in which the President has directed
tint Federal officers shall tako no part. Tho
samo kind Of proceedings IN every statc was
the Systematic policy Of machine politics. It
was dishonorable md disgraceful 1t was
corrupt, dobaaing, and criminal and was
gradually converting the Go,ooo otaceliolaers
into pretorian guard to govern and dictate
oil selections to Office, by stiding tie public
voico, md hnnflng the people over to tho
10000 comnittce.tuon to vote as they d.
rected+
Tho political veternn and sa8o Of Hyde
Pnrk is ueed]essly alarmed, and needlessly
alarms tho 6o,ooo ofllccho1ders In tho coun-
Try. There 1s nothing In tho Presidents or
dor prohibiting any oue carrying a torch,
, 1877-06-20

Coo, o. forty times That SUM Tho Now
York Tines prints tho following:
The complaint In tho eult against sAkuKL !.
TtLpEn BY the United staes, 10 recover taxes NJ
legged to b due by tho defendant on bis income
from 1901 10 1871. both TeAra inclusive, has been
died In tbo United states District Court. The
amounts alleged to DO due aggregate s141, 4+a 70,
amount sued for. During nearly the Whale Of the
period mentioned M. TlLnEa paid tAfcs on only
about SIS. 600 q year. Following Is tabu1ated
statement Of tho anount Of income which It Ia al.
legged b rccetTcd each year. tho ratd per cent Of
ta1, and tho amount OF tax alleged to be duo:
, 1877-06-20

| Of torpedo boats" Tho IirakS, Saturday
Iseoiew, and other prominent English papers,
consider this proposition as sound aud prac-
tica], aud ato stronuousfy labor'ng TO ful-
press It's importance Upon tho Admiralty.
THE PRESIDENTS c1v11-sERY1CE oRDER.
There is no question OIL which tlcro Ia
| gach decided and irrcconci1ablo difference
of opinion between the veteran mud machine
politician and tho Average American citizen
ns there Is upon the question Of reforming
| tho public service. Tho reform Of the
| ciyil service is tho Objectionable and tho
most offensive moasnro to the professional
| pnrty man TINT can bo suggested, md most
Of, II not nearly all, the hostility to the
Presidents Southern policy Ia assumed. tho
real thing objected to by this clnss Of poll
tieians being tho Presidents interference
with tho long-ostablishod system Of tho dis
tributiou Of oflicial patronage.
Mr. JAMES P. Roor, Of Hyde Park, In this
comfy, gentleman vol known in political,
legal md near1y all other circles In this
State and in other States, hag, In published
letter, undertaken TO demolfsh tho Civil,
Soryico Reform proposed by tho President
In his letter Of acceptance, In his inaugural
addtoas, and moro practically In his recant
letter approving tho abolition Of certain
Offices, tho reduction Of the number OF off,
cors, aud tho change Of many incuubonts In
tho Now York Customs House, In that lot
ter Of tho preailent tho vIai1ant-becauso
vigilance Is tho prico Of liberty-oyo of Mr.
Roor discovered tho following sentence:
"No ofIlcer should bo required or permitted
to take part in tho y,auaocment Of political
organizations. caucuacs. or election catn.
pajrus,"
Auoinat The morality. tho Renublioan;an.
and Tho policy of this order. Mr.. Roor pro.
toata Tia ;nternrnta thia or13cr "a conffn;nu
The Federal officer in his political freedom
| IN the nern oxorciao Of h,a yota. md doe,na
u an infringement Of the reraonal liberty of
the citizen 70 be denied the right TO attend a
cancua. To aoloot candidates 10 bo votod for.
To contribute monoy, to hiro 1ousic. rent
ha1ls. aud pay the oxponsoo of canupaiuoa
| to carry A torch or d tlap, to .nnko suoec,,.
md hoip to oleot tho candidates Of Tho party
who nut him in Office: aud ho poiuts ono Of
hia paragraphs by sayiuR;
II hc should happen to livc in district who're
nomination Is equivalent to an election. he can, on
tae aay o. mo convention. 20 70 US eaoset anu rtaJ
~ ns,tnror =. T hn,no.. y '''DA'' %''''' .
The ;nferonce from this Ia that IL tho Re.
pnblicsna Of q district whore tho marty ia In
n loroo a.ioritv be- left free tn nnm,rntc n
/ candidate for Conoross. the nrobohi1itv IA
tbov will nominata a thief. n neriuror. Or A
ouin"ef' uac'7 .no CAUCUS 10 u'anageo oy
Tue pofSonS no'a.ne 1oos1" of''ces III tae
ulatta0tl ana anotneF inference Is TINT u .
thloi, rer1n!er' or ounmef 90 nominated
TOT coagfesa IN o!at9ies "acfo she Aepoo"
hcans arc Largely IN the majority, tho He
puolcans Will au Soto 70 elect snch man,
despite hls character simply because he was
nominated. All OF which inierences we not
on}y declare to bo false In themselves, but
aatly and repeatedly contradlctod by expert
, 1877-06-20

Adn7oe Efret. corner OF Dearborn. "Tne Pnm'
nt1" Milton Eob!tA Mau.tes rfke: Fanny Lewis
pust. JulA Coventry. Jo1!s Hight. Afternoon and
eTSut1n.
, 1877-06-20

Grcenbaolzs at tho New York Gold Ex.
change yestertlay closed at OH,