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W. f. CHANDELIERS CHARGES.
SECRETARY SHERMAN'S DENIAL.
BURKE'S STATEMENTS.
THE EASTERN WAR.
WHOLESALE MORMON MARRIAGES,
SUIT AGAINST BEECHER.
W. f. CHANDLER'S CHARGES.
Secretary Shermau.s Positive neui,T

NEW YORK, Dee. 2s.-SecFetaTy sherman.
who Is in town. was interviewed yesterday in
regard 10 the charges made by VIM. 4. Chan.
dler IN his open letter 10 New Hampshire re
publicans, and gave the following rs an au-
lhoritattve denial on his part There is no
truth whatever in the story. | never made any
do not believe any of the others. / voted and
made a TWO hour speech against the elec-
toral bill. and fought these very meH-RanIaU.
Gibson. &c. with whom Chandler saws I'm lde
4 bargain. As to my going down 10 Obi, 10
see Gov. Hayes, IL had solely reference To the
office of Secretary Of the Treasury. which he
had offered To me and as TO the alleged secret
writing in possession of Mr.. Burke, know of
none and do not believe there exists one. As
regards the reasons for removing the troops
from Louisiana and South Carolina | have
given them fully already in my Mansfield.
Ohio, speech last summer. This is all / desire
To say.
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GENTLENIEN'S GOODS.

NALL STYLES
NOW READY
GENTLEMEN's BROADWAY DRESS HATS
FOR ONLY 81.
- PINE SOFT AND STIFF FELT HATS. m
OF the most approved patterns, Tor Gentle
meH. Youths ard BOYS. -
Largest assortment of UMBRELLAS AND
CANES in the city.
AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
WALTER KERR. Halter,
octl7-tr 1919 PENN. AVE. ABOVE WILLARD's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

III L>lhl wv ISllAC.
~. WASHINGTON LODGE. No. 9. /. D.
~ M.-Ah membeTs in good standing are re-
OH aud u SIS, This (Friday) EVENING, D.
cemher 18th; at ~ O'Clock. Election of cheers.
IL ''"'' VI T. 6. BUTCHER. r. 5. pro TEN.
- MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA COUN-
~ Gil No. /. ;. OF l., are hereby notified
Council viii lie held THIS EVENING in the Coun-
81 hall l23 lth 81 NV. The trade card for FIRST
n L. f. sLE GH. Secretary.
i - NEW YEARS CALLS.
CARRIAGES AND COUPES
in the city at
ALLISON NAILOR. JE..
1928 81 1880 anil f 1ss9 ( 81 EH NV.
- EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
4 meeting OF the METROPOLITAN BRANCH
MONDAY. December 81. at 1 O'Clock y. M, for
the purpose of arranging for the Week of Prayer
PETER PARkER, President
A. ". PlTZER, Secretary. d2S-2t
ID NAT. MET. FIRE ms. CO.. ID. C
Tie Mar. Met: Fire Ins. Co. -. c.. viii be held al
the Office of the Company ~ IL m. on the SECOND
for The choice Of nine Directors for the ensuing
year. Polls open at Il and close AZ . o'clock p m.
" T.. VI. '. n 81 STAMINA MEhBER-
~ SHIPS.-Al persons holding tickets aud de-
SiTInC 10 avail themselves of the privileges of the
Evening Glasses are requested TO 30 so prior TO
January Sd. After that date admission to these
classes can be obtained only by tie payment OF the
regular fee or the purchase Of sustaining ember
ship ticket for that purpose. Apply at the \. VI.
4. A. Rooms.
By ortleS OF the Board of Managers. d27-3t
~ WASHINGTON NARhEr COMPANY
Tue Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
WASHINGTON MNRkET COMPANY win be
held at the Office Of the Company, in the Market
Buildings. IN the city ct Washington. at IL O'Clock
nCOn. On the first MONDAY. being the 7th day of
January. 1878. for the choice of thirteen Directors
f1T the ensuing wear. and to act other SUBJ
ject within the power of the corporation.
BENZ. ID. WHITNEY. Sec.
Washington. II. C. Dee. 24th. 1877. d2f-tjan7
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SI5DO
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=. l.. PHELPS.

TIiO>. 4. BRYAN,
C2l-6i commissioners 81 The District OF Columbia.
- \ MEETING oF THE STOCKHOLD-
- EItN Of the WASHINGTON Il GEOEti T.
TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY FOR the election
Of Directors will be held al the Office OF the Com
lsny. No 100 Penn>y lvania avenue. ON WE'D
NE>DAl. the 9Th day of JaudaTy. 1873.
The polls will be opened at II IN. and closed al 9
PIN.
Transfer books will DE closed on the Ain o. Janu-
AIRY 1873 and opened on January iosh 1873;
{. VI. KOoNEs. Secretary daa-I4t
~ NOTICE.
~ OFFICE OF THE MI TCAL FIRE ms. co..
WA>HINGToN, Dee. 30, 1877. {
PH'icv holders are hereby notified 10 renew their
insurance of 1873 az the office OF the Company
or before MONDAY. December 81. 1877. In order
10 save time and avoid the crowd, come several
day before the last Monday. and bring your Policy
OF the last receipt. j. WESLEY BOTEIER.
dec2D-St Secretary
~ THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR d.
ny rect"rs Of The Citizens National Bank. of
Washington City. ID. C.. for the ensuing year. will
uaTy Sth 1873, between the hours of II ana 2o'ci'k
d14-2awtd W. v ROACH. Cashier
rs HOLIDAY GOODS.
Cologne Sets in great variety: odor Cases, Cut
anu D.roiaied Toilet Bottles, Ivory Brushes, Gel
lulold Sets In Gases. Tortoise Shell Combs, Farna
COlognes. 1t bin and Atkinson's handkerchief Ex
tracts. W. :. THOMPSON,
dlf-tr 103 l5TH STREET..
~ WASHINGTON. II. C.. DEcEMBfR 10,
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK will pay Interest
al the rate OF per cent. per annum. 10 DE passed TO
the credit OF lpepo>itorS January and July l of
each YEAR on all sums OF - and upward then in
Bank The same having been on deposit one or more
full 'dien'iar months.
Office HOurs-9a.m IN. 10 pm. daily, and Oh Sat
dIi-,ianI VA. sTICKNEy. President.
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Era Of Cancellation.

PARCHMENT Oi the late Grlmandet de Roche
bouG ministry for the alleged intended com
detGt. President MacMahon has expressed 20
Nj. Duiaure, president of the cabinet and min
lister OF justice, uneaSineSS lest the prosecution
oil the projects should result from the inVeSii-
cations of tie electoral inquiry commission
The marshal deprecated a revival of party
passions and urged that his own conciliatorN
attitude should be recprocated NJ. Dufoure
assured him That II any prosecutions resulted
from the inquiry they would not be based on
simple obedience 10 orders, but ON deliberate
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ARREST OF LEGISLATOR.-O +. Billiard a
member of the Pennsylvania legislature from
Delaware county, has been held i'm 5000 to
answer two charges of enlightenment. At the
hearing Billiard plead that, as he is member
Of the legislature, and at the time of his arrest
was on his way to Harrisburg to attend its
sessions, he could not legally be taken into
custody, and he therefore asked for a dis
charge. The magistrate held that he was
properly arrested and should be held for trial.
whereupon the defendant made application
Tor release upon writ of habeas corpus. and
the question was tn have been argued before
Judge Clayton, AT Media Wednesday.
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PARDONED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The PTeSi-
dent today issued a pardon for Frank ).
Hinkie. sentenced in Missouri last November
70 three months imprisonment aud II fine, for
forgery
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COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on
draught during the winter. deo4-tr
~ sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
Will lie found TO possess those qualities necessary to
the total eradication of all bilious attacks prompt to
start the Seereions Of the liver. aud give healthy
tone Ia the entire stem. Indeed ii is no ordinary
discovery In medical science TO have invented A
remedy for these stubborn complaints. which de-
yelop all the results produced by heretofore free
Use of calomeI. mineral justly dreaded by man.
Kind. and aeknow leIged To lie destructive in the
extreme TO the human y stem. That the properties
of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues of cal
Oniei without its injurious tendencies, is now an
admitted fact, rendered indisputable by scientific
researches: and those who use the Mandrake Pills
Will e fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those prov idcd 10y nature in the common herbs and
roots OF the fields.
These PHI, open the owels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any of the in
furious effects Of calOmel other pOisons. The
secretion of bile is promoted by these pills as Will
lie seen 10y the altered color of the stools. aud dis
appearing Of the sallOw complexion and cleansing
of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box of
pills Prepared only by J. VI. SCifENCk K son.
al their principal once. corner 81 and Arch streets
Philadelphia and for sale by all druggists and
Price - cents per box. d5-wfm.Im
u.s. ID. McFARLAN; Dentist.
~ 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Boyd's Directory for 1877. Jan6-Iy
nND SAMUEL u. YOUNG,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
oct15-N OFFICE-SrAR BUILDING.
NINE. EARMiFR, De Parts.
NI FIRST-CLAsS DRESSMAKER.
No. 14e6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ocf23-istp, 3m Between 14th and 18th streets
KlRk's ELEGANT
SILTERWARE.
1s2 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. Nd.
Established 1917.
ALSO.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JRWELRY.
PLAYED WARE.
dec6-lm FINE CUTLERY.
Al IL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
"A know the best One Dollar
GLASSES accurately suited TO
eye, a. IL. Ii. HEMfLER'S Opti-
clan, 80 Pa. ave. NV, cor. 4 4 street.
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OK TO CONsTANTINOPLE. - st. Petersburg
adviceS state that the English cabinet by its
action in cOnvOking Parliament, having ell
compel Russia to march on ConStantinOplc
and thus hasten the precise result which Eng
land desires to avoid. \ Turkish force occupy
ing position between the river BOjana and
the town of DulcignO. in Albania, was de
tcated by the MOntenegrinS on "Wednesday.
The Turks l0Si many prisoners, three flags and
4 quantity Of provisions. Russia will refuse
the POrte'S appeal for mediation. because. ac-
cording to international law. mediation i
only possible when solicited by both belligeT-
entS: Otherwise mediation becomes interven-
lion. The bridge across the Danube AT Nike
polls has been carried away by the lee, and the
one nj SiS;oVa VAL share the same fate unless
removed. The onward movement of the Rus
SLAMS has been arrested, and there is much
difficulty IN providing the troops with sup
pieS,
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DERASGED MINsTREL-The Boston Her
dtd OF sunday says: 4" Mr.. William ii. Brock
way, known among the musical fraternity as
writer OF merit, and by his long connection
with BryantS Ministries. Of New York. is re
ported 10 be mentally deranged. The first in
timatiOn his friends had was word which was
sent by the BlOodgOOd Troupe, with which he
has been travelling, that they could do nothing
With him. His wife proceeded TO Connecticut
and found him sadly deranged. He is at pres
ent at North AttleborO', Mass, with his friends
Hopes are entertained that his illness NAV he
only temporary. Mr.. BrOckway had a severe
attack of brain fever about 4 year ago, from
which he had never fully recovered. and il is
to this that his insanity Is attributed"
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NAVAL ORDERS-PassedA Assistant Engineer
j. a. B. smith, 10 duty on board the L. :. iron
clad WyandOtte; Passed Assistant Engineer
AbSaiOm Kirby, from the WyandOtte and
ordered To duty at the navy yard, Washing
ton Passed Assistant Engineer Richard Inch.
from the navy yard, Washington, and ordered
10 the Wyoming.
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PASTOR CHANGING HIS CREED.-Rev &.
o. Hammer, pastor of the Methodist Mission
Church. of Saugerties, y. Y. who was sIIS-
pended from preaching the DINER day by the
District Methodist Conference. says that he
publicly withdrew on Sunday last from the
Methodist Church. He AYERS that he will re-
main in S;tugerties and continue to preach as
heretofore to his congregation, which is main
~ composed of seceders from the regular
Methodist church there, and who continue to
be faithful attendants upon his miniSirations.
Ii is stated that Mr.. Hammer will apply Tor adj
mission to the Presbyterian church.
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THE ATTACHES OF THE RAILWAY MAIL SER
VICE have been placed in blue uniforms orna-
mented with brass buttons, bearing on their
outer circumference the words. Railway
Mail Service and in the center letters p.
q L
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~ r. SCHAFER,
W. MERCHANT TIILOR,
To CLOSE BUSINESS. LA
Will sell his entire stock of
FURNISHING GOODS: ~
French and English CaSsimeIe>. A
Diagonal r. Il II. COatingS.
West of England Cloths.
six and Cashmere Vestings,
So call Is Solicited.
Os;G-3n iii PESSA. AVE. wv.
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~ HOT SODA.
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE,

MILBURN'S. 1929 PENNsYLvaNIA AVENUE
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on
draught during the winter. det4-tr
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II j. HEIBERGER.
Ts Successor to n. Y. LOudon 4 Col
CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY IA
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel Gate Brown'S), N
BILLY Nc. GIT Penna. ave-. Washington. lA
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WILLET x LIBBEY.
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND y. \. AVENUE
A%No Branch Tards.-SA
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THE CABINET MEETING TO DAY.-SecretaTy
sherman and Attorney General Deyens We're
the only members OF the Cabinet absent from
the Cabinet meeting today. The Treasury
department was represented by Assistant See
Ieiary HaWley. The session lasted about an
hour and half, and the difficulties i'm FL PISo
county were talked over. Dispatches received
on the subject at the State and War depart
mentS were read and discussed, but no plan
for action on the part OF the government was
determined upon, it being decided 10 await
more definite information.
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A Remedy for Diphtheria.

tAIlsIcGA. CALIFORNIA. Dec. ID. 49,.
Editor SdT:-I see i'm your paper, THE STAR
OF December 4th, comment and precaution
against that fatal disease, diphtheria, and |
benefit of my numerous friends and the gen
eral public IN the vicinity of Washington and
Georgetown being native of that section.
having come TO this state in lSi9 in the com
pany engineered by j. GoldsborOugh Brutf.
Calstoga Is situated at the upper end of Napa
Valley, where il is only two miles wide-a
beautiful valley surrounded by high hills or
mountains-and IT II most remarkable fact
that there has never ''Since the settlement of
the town (SOme ten years. been one case OF
that fatal disease. while some ten miles south
have been dying with il nearly every year, and
especially this winter. They have also been
dying in Lake county, some sixteen miles
north from here, with the same disease. Now.
why is it? Well, as said above. we are sur
rounded by mountains, Except where the val
ley widens out on the southeast of u.s. and
where almost in the edge of this town-and
near the center of the valley are the dozens of
thermal or hot sulphur springs, extending for
4 half-mile, shooting up their hot SuphurOuS
Jets of steam from ten to fifteen feet nigh.
thereby diffusing their medicinal properties
through the atmosphere. Now. my advice or
suggestion is. when that disease becomes pre-
valent in n neighborhOOd, give Il small guam
tity of pulveriZed sulphur daily: also burn il
i'm the house, which is of great importance il
ii is the fumes of the sulphur which causes our
exemption, and We can come 10 no other con
cmSiOn than that the fumes of our SulphUrOuS
springs keep away from us that dreadful
disease, dphtheria, by destroying the parasitic
fungus. Yours, truly,
VIM JEWELL, JR Postmaster. CalistOga.
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\ MANDAMUs On THE SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR To-day MeSsrs. Carpenter and
Coleman, for James e.. Blunt, filed an applica-
ton for rule on the Secretary of the Interior
Ia show cause why writ of mandamuS should
not issue compelling him To approve a deed
for certain land, being portion 0f that set
apart for The Shawnee Indian tribe, which
was conveyed by "ChC-la-ne' to petitioner
lie rule 10 show cause was granted by Chief
Justice Cartier and made returnable on Jan
uaTy 9TH, at II o'clock
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FRANCE
Insulting the President.

LONDON, Dee. A.-The correspondent Of the
Times AZ Paris telegTaphs as follows -" The
cabinet has determined To prosecute the sub
project Of the town of Gaillac. depaTtment al
Tarn, for insulting President MacMahon. 10
whom he wrote q letter Of resignation. de-
>cIibing the President a. a marshal of France
who was wanting I'm allegiance 10 his sworn
faith
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Prince Charles of Roumania returned to Blu.
cbarest on Thursday.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING,

Al New Orleans, Tuesday, June 9TH.
under the personal supervision and man
agement OF Gen. G. I. Besuregard. OF Ia,
and Gen. Jubal A. Early of Va, Capital
Prize SlOO,O0O Tickets $40 only,
Halves IS Quarters, $3.50 Eighths, $l.%
LIST OF PRIZES.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
CHICAGO SAVINGS BANK.

,SThe failure Of the State Savings Bank at
Chicago is expected to resalt in the closing
of half dozen o:hern institutions Of the
same class in that city. 1t is thought,
however, that the depositors Of the insti-
tuition Just closed, will not be SO badly of
as might at first sight appear, At a large
proportion Of its securities consists of notes,
bonds and mortgages negotiated before the
war, when real estate was estimated upon a
solid basis and at lower figures than have
size. .u, oa,e,I. As proof Of the sound.
....-- .u,.- securities, II j. stated that the
H.. - ..,. nearly all OF them i.a- al
alon- u,.t promptly paid.
Bnt ,9ull ia the management o. he
Nes,erb Savings Banks, is that ,n.E
craiiv e. N1,inesan not properly bc'ons. /,
/, o. .~. ,.yns, such Is the disconn'.n4
ii .,nsn-t,'. paper. 1t is said that, in
spite r t', f.ct they have generally main
lointG r .Trc,Ien, credit, but the Austen
&on from this class Of transactions which
savings hnh, in The East are generally
.<. .c.,d to observe is undoubtedly a.
.leueA' Of, seeuity. It is gratifying tC
:-lsl l.. leading officers of New lort
wig .s.,,., apprehend no difficulty what
, ever il consequence Of TIE Chicago failure
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
REVOLUTION IN SENTIMENT.

"The Baltimore .SQn thinks there ha-
been revolution in the sentiment Of
Rockford, ILL.,, because Gov. Hampton has
been invited to deliver an address at an
Agricultural Fair there, ait ar similar in
vtation to JEFF. Davis, two yea' ssago, had
been rescinded on account Of the hostile
FEELING toward the latter. We cannot con.
cur in the Su's's conclusions. The rcvolG-
ion has taken place in the sentiment of
Gov. Hampton, EenCe the desire Of the
Rockford people to see him; but we are
not aware that any change Of heart has
been experienced by that unrepentant and
unreconstructed rebel, Jefferson Davis,
hence the aversion of the same people TO-
ward him. 1t il not the heroes Of the Lost
Cause, but the Prodigal sons who are vel
coined, and that makes all the difference
in the world
The above we clip from the Camden
Post, which shows conclusively how diff
cult it is for some Editors to be silent on
the "hloody shirt" question. This is an
unmistakeabe mark of puerility. 1t j:
far from the spirit of a worthy victor, anc
is proof that the vanqu'shed was the nob!el
party. Doubtless there il change of sen
timent going on throughout the enirt
country. The ps~n'- "' -""kford, and q
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01

hundred other places, are beginning to re-
alize that there ID a nobleness Of character
and beauty of life among the heroes OF
the Lost Cause" as .welIses. among the
thieyipg. plundering, and carpet-bagg'ng
heroes of The victorious party. When 1t
becomes necessary that brother, whom
We deem in the wrong is obliged to come
as penitent prodigal before we can pledge
our forgiveness, it would be we'll for Us. to
INQUIRE if there is not Il little Of error in
our own hearts. ....
The original prodigal was met by for.
giving parent, "while yet great way off,
aud we do not read that the happy father
either compelled him to sue fpr, forgiveness,
or long withheld bis pardon. Without
doubt, the noblest officer in the rebellion
was the late Robert f. Lee whose life and
character we're blameless, and whose Cen
eralship, under the circumstances, was Sec
ond only to . Napoleons Yet Bobert F..
Lee, WHO honestly gave his life to cause
he f,lt to be Just, is barely remembered,
and, if alive and called to speak in Cam
den the Editor of the Post would scarcely
venture to hear him, unless assured of his
repentance, while General L. S. Grant,
who never had a single rnsehish and phi
lauthropic impulse, is borne on the hands
of the people. The one was coupled with
defeat, the other with success.
Weverily believe the sentiment of Rock
vile is changing, and in fact the sentiment
of the whole country. The people OF the
North welcome Gov. Hampton, not because
be comes predigal, but because he seeks
to elevate and aid down-tpdden and an
oppressed people ...
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
nEMOCRATIC NOMHNATIONS.
saEETING OF GOVERNORS.

The question is being ask ed by the press
and the public whether the meeting OF the
Governors is merely a holiday excursion
or whether it is to be attended by any prac-
teal advantages to the country. Even al
though no ostensible object is kept in view
by the Governors who are journeying to-
gather beyond the pleasures OF travel a'd
social intercourse, certain advantages can
scarcely fail to accrue to the States Whose
Governors are taking part in the present
excursion. The charge of exclusiveness
may perhaps with some truth be mace
ayaiust each and all of the States compOi-
inr the Union. Each State is proud of its
peop,e, its resources, It's laws, and Its IN
s,tutions; and each State lson y too prone
to imagine that it has nothing to learn
from its neighbors. a free exchange q
thought and opinion between Governors
from the North, South, l.t-., ana .,,..
cannot fail to az zen the barr ris ii aAti-
siyeness thai 40 lone mach, particularly j.
in the south, 10 eari progress an" 81
development Of tx country. On question
of municipal government, the lnt.odurl!."
OF manufactures, System' OF eaccauon, y"
caI taxation, the conduct of lri ,ns an
relormatories, the .rec'am l..or o wa>ly
lands, schemes for giving work 10 the an
employed, and innumerabIe Other nr'tien
that come within the province ot S:atc i,s'
i.lation, the Governors have now ia e."'.
tunitv 10 learn much ,hat ",.'d re "
practical advantage 10 the s.,-.t. S...g.
NOT only bvan interchange d v. .....,
III mselves but by coming in,o 'rns'f.T
contact withsocial and political lp"euu1.-..
more Or less diferen: from those 10 %Lic.
they have been accustomed,
An example Of what We have said W
afforded on Thurday DUNG lLc Wit .
the Governors to the Pe!nao," :, -
tiun in Phi!al-,ql.. Ig1 e.
Tenncs..,, ,.a r..a~ -.a...i =
s. Ike o. ,..- ..s..,4 b..
ard cal, Gj m-... ~.
work tu4D =, ,hy .s-.-.'a.. .. a;
welcome .o4 r. ,11aro L.. -.....-... .
This is just 41a-sjg 1--.L-l. .a.. '.
SoQ,h needs c9y IL, aLI labof i 4a::Io
its resource ~ ~sls,at5 IL 5a!ds t,
North eel'1g'taTT1cyment toc lar!
percentage of its working population.
the meeting cf the Governors should Il
suit in the discovery Of rJan that woul
coIopize the unoccupied Lands CT the sou'
and southwest and open their rich miner
wealth by the labor Of the unemployed
New York and other large cities, the natic
might look upon the excursion Of the Go
ernors as one Of the most fortunate even
in it's history. At leas. the journals whlc
treat the excursion a. little better than
good Joke would hnd their I!-timed mir
efectually silenced.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The parties having failei to come forth
according TO contract. will omen ry Mu..
seum and Ice Cream Garden Nos. 2U7 and
109 West Fourth street. t. the pubIico on Sat
urday the 9Th dayoI May. There 50 largn,
addition being sd ed to the Museum, and
the Ice Cream Garden Is being rut IN flr.t
class order for the reception ut visitors. 1t
will be t0un tle IN st pleasant ARD cool
family resort in IT sity A s'rse l. also
being erected for band Df nusG Ii the
evening. -
apr25 ~-r OIL ADWlCk.