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BLACK VEIL AND THORNY CROWN.

PROFESSION OF vows ny TWO LADIES IN The
ORDER OF ST. DOMINIC.
Tho Rev. Charles McCrcady OF ST. Stephens Church.
yesterday gave the black veil TO Miss Lucy Thorpe, Of
England, In the convent OF Our Lady OF tho Rosary,
No. 100 East Twentyegh,h street, anu the white veil
TO MISS Susan Conway, of Stamford, Conn., MISS
Thorpe bears tho namo OF Sister Agnes In tho third
Order OF st. Dominic. The sisters composing this
community the white serge habit and black
veil with white lining. Their mission is provide
q home for respectable girls women who
are out OF employment, and they Will also board
limited number OF Invads and onor their services to
nurse he sick in private families As they arc COM
parativcy TO the rendcrs OF the HERALD brief
description OF their ceremony OF vesturo and vows will
prove interesting. The postulant who desired tho
hab,t was led into the chapel by the prorcss, and
prostrang herself before the altar was asked by tho
priest ''What IS your requesty' She repicd. ~ dc.
SIRE da Sa oq a h0y tho
addressed her In words OF oxhortaon and
commended her desire TO serve God in SO
ilustrous Order AT the end OF his discourse the
proress led the postulant away TO change her plain
secular dress OF black for tho white habit They
speedily returned, and the novice knott before tho
altar whilo the white serge scapula, which is tho dis
tnguishing mark OF their Dress placed over her
shoulders broad leather g,rdle was then placed
about her waist the white veil her head and the
black cloak completed the clothing. The name OF
Sister Theresa was gwen her. crown OF white roscs
placed her head, and she retired while the
didac Tor profession led TO tho altar The black
veil having been placed on her head, she read
ner written vows ana rocelVeu tho BOiu ring
which Is the sign Of the final The proress thon
placed crown OF roses and crown Of thorns before
Inc newly nun, wno T mro men,;
her, while she claspcd the tborns lovingly in her
hands Having chosen this crown 1t was placed upon
her head and prostratng herself before the altar sho
renamed in that position while the Te Deum was
chantcd, four Of the noviccs meanwhile, holding tho
funeral pail suspended over her. When the Te Deum
was ended she arose. recoived the .'kiss OF peace"
from tho prorcss, as did also the new novice Aitcr
all the sisters had embraced them bcnediction OF the
h1aaSa nd sucr nj
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delight and with so much profit trust this morning.
certainly do most sincerely oner both my thanks and
TO the young and devoted pastor oil
Church oil 81. Agnes for the good work winch he haa
achieved not only for you but Tor all the Catholics of
this great and popuous city Of New York. But tor
yon members Of 81. Agnes Church this Ia
truly most happy, ana will ever be TO you ana TO
your children most memorable day. You have in
Gods providence been enabled 10 build up here
beautiful temple TO His honor and glory. You havo
offered IL to Him. You have witnessed with what
ceremonies the holy Church, 10 tho Of her
bishops and ministers. has blessed and IT,
and then offered II to Almighty God begging Him 10
accept the Offering of His loving and devoted
children And he has accepted your offer.
He has down Himscli this day upon the altar 10
bless this church with His divine and real pres.
cnce to bless lis bishops and its priests who knelt
around that altar, and TO bless you ALL who with
grateful thanks, knelt in alteration before Him. May
May it be- multiplied from day to day and from
thanks TO that day when YOU had the
honor not only OF adorng your Divine Lord
upon the altar bot seeing that presence made
bc-at least honored moro in your eyes--by so many
preates coming ether docescs Join you In this
great ceremony, to find the young and newly conse-
Grated church having had young and
newly consecrated bishop to delight you
with his Of cloquencc And may
be permitted in yonr name to return him thanks,
10 hope that Gods blessing will follow him IN the new
and anr Off diocese that he going TO- and that many
and many soul will be proftcd, ana many and many
heart III be delighted and cheorcd, and many sin
be converted by that eloquent voice that you
have heard this day.
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ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.

nun ion was given after the public services.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

James Kccgan, aged nity-six years, a lahorcr, TO
siding at No 6s Magnolia street, died suddenly ycser
day morning. while in tho of walking down stairs
Disease OF tho heart is believed to have been tho caas
AT daath-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-22

T9ISVS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Z Is tbs season for Coughsa1d Colds is again
upon us, we would call attention to the above
very vsusblo preparation. Il is now five years
sirco we first introduced this medicine to our
trade and during ell that time it has 3 met win
constantly increasing popularity Put up IN
bottles at 81 60 and 50 cents each respectively.
The trsde supplied at proprietors rates.
JANNEY s. CO.,
OCT 16 Druggists, Nos - ard l43 King St.
WIOLFFs ACNE BIZ LACKLNG:.Its lqssso
w and blackness Of color is unrivalled 6y
any other blucking. It is moro protection to n the
leather than oils, becauseits use will shield the
leather against the continusl changes IRON
wet to dry. It ia absolutely waterproof, requires
no brushing TO become glossy, and 1etsins its
uolish for several weeks through rs!n,' slush or
snow. It is suitable alike for mems boots or
lsdies' and childrenS' shoes. For sale by
ont On WARFIELD s. HALL.
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HOTELs AND HEsTAU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-22

N o11oE'
I havejus returned from the North. with
full line Of the following goods: Ladies and
Children's Hosiery from 12ic to SOC pair; hld
Gloves from 75c to ST. IS per pair; Handker-
chiefs at sl prices; Zephyr Wortted' white Iuf'
lars l5c; largo line of Lace Collars for child
rem Corsets from SOC up; Yarn, Nav, Blue
Seal, Brown, and sll the plain colors; Me7lno
Vests and Pants of all sisesi Gard Board SILVER
Paper Pictures in great variety; Motto Pocket
Books; Steel Purses, new style; Lace and Silk
Scarfs Crepe Lease; sll kinds of Rutllng very
low: Buttons, Fringes and Black Velvet on the
bias: also Velvet Ribbons and every ything in my
line as low as can be sold in this or any other
city, Call and see for yourselves at
&C. BERRY'S, u King st.
Agent for SIN GERS SEWING MACHINES
aen "a
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ATEXANDRIA VA. THURSDAY, NOV. ~, lo77
FANCY GOODS.
!. ,J.FERGUSON e BRO.

u Z EhO OOIN ~ l)lGO'
We have opened our stock Of GOODS FOX
THE FALL SEASON, consisting in part OF
Isdips;. Gants' and Childron's Meriro In
derwear s2d Hosiery.
Dress Trimmings il Silk and Worstod
Frnges, Galloons, Buttons &c.
Toilet Articl les-Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes;
Neck Puff, Side and High Combs Soaps ard
Perfumery. , o,.
Ladies Collars, Cuffs, Ruchings, Ruflings,
Ties, Lace Scarfs, Linen and Silk Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves. =,
Worstcds, Germantown Woo, Shetland
Wool and Floss, Ss1ony and German Knitting
Yarns, in all colors, and Embroidery Csnvsses.
HOOP SKIRTS & BUSTLES.
All styles on hand and made TO order at short
notice.
We have also large stock Of Hair Bra;da
Curls, Put1s, Sc, to which we invite your at
tention. FERGUSON s. BIO.
oct l3 &c King street.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
A FEW NORDs To LABOhING

In the present hour of unrest, hasty anil
Incorporate men, who are never satisfied
but in time Of turmoil may seek TO in.
dame your minds. Heed them not, as
they are not your friends. If in the EN-.
p!oyneut Of men upon the basin to-day
there may be some things calculated
10 dispIease you. do not permit your
PASSIONS TO sway you, but mah.
hnown your complaint, and your old
f" ends and fellow citiz.ns,will have them
removed if possible. Bear in mind, that
every class in society ars suffering now,
that We all have had TO come down the
las. year in our way of living, that next
year may compel closer living-we are in
the same boat. Keep cool, listen TO no ILL.,
tempered advice. Remember you have
friends who will stand by yon in the
fl!ure,as iu the past. Every good citizen,
will discourage the gathering Of Gro yds OF
people.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23

MEDICINAL
kunkcP M,
VI Iron.

Y. +, Kunkel's celebr,,,, ,
Iron wili eff ctusIly cusa s.ea = Big
jAundice. dyspepsia. cte chso!l o!lyN.
deoi i'y. chronic riarrh"asoalc
ldneys and all di eas,s 'sA g; C;4'
hls, ,rd,red live,, s,nms.hA hAlA}
asueh as constipation n ,,.N o.
pi en-, ful nc>s o blood to !" Nv t,basl
OF tae . omach, nausea. bs.sshat sasat
nor food fnltness or utiph, hn,''r!NPl ~
sore eru.talion>. sinklnns, II, Il. 7.
the pit OF The stomach sr' " I,
head. hurried ordiftculIa Ia"'a'll, W.T.
ings at the hart, cnokirDgae Dae !! b
sensation when inplyi, s'ool o. \
OF Y ss'on. dots or w.n, ; tpa tr%la
dun PAIN in The head, 4, nn'' en,i''
piration, yellown SIS nf ,tn t4V'et3
pain la the side back, head M Hls y,
t. sud''tn l,>h s OF /. 'is' s Ag y
flesh con tan. 1lnagi1l y, - oat
de- ie-sion Oist.rl pi[o Nv W
Beware Of cOu ,er',its ne te Il
iruSgist palm off & me oIb,.t Il" t1
y lrun he may Say is . pIL" '"v' !,
kunsel el's Bttler u inc =, = w. ~ ,.
other. h rnkei', Bitter Y i,' H. 49,
$ ID IN bnlk--vuly III : hoi,'a, iIv
gel, PrnptieIor, 20. 20 VnrtEE Vy,tIE 4
fhilsdelph q, Pa. so. bv bVItI1 sI1 !. =
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
THE TRAMP QUESTION.

This subject is asi'sting every part Of
the country, and it is curious to observe
the different modes Of treatment advised.
Every Evening and Commercial, taking
Senator Cooper, Of Pennsylvania, to task
for his qualified defence Of the tramp, adj
Yises The arrest, imprisonment and com.
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THE HERALD
Tn. Mo~.,nx a-ra,d d

Is published every morning, sundays
excepted). and delivered In me Guy
Wilmington and surrounding places for six
cents per week, ayaUie 10 tha carriers
Ma.i subscriptions. postage Gsa, thr"
dollars per apuuH. gts..
0k.. OBYkNE d Co, Pub. i6ha-s,
No. $50 Sin p.Cg E.iaets 90.
Wilmington. I'ei.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
DRIYUAkY,

Yesterday all that was mortal of Mrp.
Annie Powles, Of Philadelphia, was CONS
mitted to the earth alongside of her father
the late james G.. Couner, Of Accomat
county, Va, in the family burial ground.
Few sweeter or better women than Annie
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23

,I7O Prizes amounting TO So IS 4
Gen. q +. Reaureearo. OF and Gen
Jub4l n iarl, ,0i Va, , commissioners.
Write for circulars or send orders to
N. a. DAU-HIH
Pa. Box 692, New orleans, La.
Or VILLA NSO" & co, Agents,
Si7 Broadway, N. Y.
THIRD GRAND TOLLAH DRAWING
Tuesday July3.
Capital Prize s2M00, Tickets b
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
From the Earlies A,

SCROFULA has been the bane, 4
were. the curse of maIRlnd, NJ
9th chap er of Levitjcns, layS
explicit rules on tn, d sea e. \
snd lOath -Ome had | cen rOrsi.
That u person known IT, be inNC.
would not be allowed to mix VII
The jews r.RArdc | ii as Il dlWlt
+ud believed there was 40 cure
%Hs then the sins off outl ora
nom The paths OF virtue were II
| ny AS life iasted .iap - ID
the sle' &c or medicine has been
th~ grea siorehouse of Nature (
remedy the disease Is stripped
ror by tn. use OF the ~ MhNlfA
AND HERB lUIrt rs, arG tne
&c, ufuia, Ulc r., Sor, =, rimYleS,
III ei, .t:, ca be restored 70 s0I
Ia u few Weeks. shat there AT
Aow whoss conditions are as hs
II .he da k aseS VT are well "T'
low .aiI 10 Rad Ii cure a WINS
then, To an LuCu tie ~Hma'l
nd bern Juices "iii prD'u u ba
sradj eating Al impurities '.om
"bd max ny The rompieAion
zeal ny. u !tw bplte> " II rCI
pies or .loiches, thereby Ihiug
cO- meti.- II. OWd"rs OJi 4
JUICES s1.25 per bottle. sent
to any address.
DFSMOIb
90 RaccstrlCt. Pm 40
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
II. +. kunkel's ust,a,
kunkei's khampo,
the Hair.

The best and cheapest hair n,
Hair Cleaner In the world, !.
dandruff alley irritation soo,tr
me heated hcalp, prevent tb-
fnlllDg off. apd promote The on
very short time, They pfe..rS.I ~
ny the hair and render il sot !.
The impart a bri lIancy and u
pearercc 10 braid and wIry h:tr
hair dressing they are uHrIys
cate daud uf and prevent yqIdt
shampoo ccans the hair, rrnlo,
>crnff Itching, eruption, Cue.
cause d by h ut ana fatigue,
shampoo and Lu,tral esrTe bs
,iral and glossy color, restore /
narsh ana wiry hair. Price pe
AK your druggist for them Or {,
Kunkel, Proprietor 80. 2jS No
street, Phiiadelp phia, Fa,
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At New Orleans, Tuesday, june eth.
un er the personal supervision a. mar
agemento Gen.G Z. Bea ures ard o. La
.nd sen. Jubal A. Early of Va, Capita
Prize SiOD GU1 tickets $40 only.
Halves s. Quarter $3.50 tighths, Sl.2
= rom nu, pxJzNa
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
WHINING rON. Des. JE ~ 70. .ls77:

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS, -Ehose Of our
snhscr,ners who are in0v o.sJ 10 me Morn
NG HERALD, will obige by an early re-
mittance.
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Tape Worn, Remoys,

Bead and all complete, in ~
NO fee till head passes. ~ .s,, w
stomach warns ren owed h."
80 North Ninth street, pb;Iyy4sPII pyy v
SEMI for circular. t','r re,"n.{ ,,rS
or stomach worms call On vnr NJ,
ma AZ Tor n no t e Of Kuirs~ ip~'
syrup, price 81, 1t never ,si s",
.ense 'eacheSlr tape worm M b. =.
other W. rms can he roauily rqn.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
LOTTEKTEs.


v,NpsFCt DsNIED ATTRACT ION!
u OVER LA If A MILLION D1sfhI-
~ TED. =
,uty,sIAvA STATE LOTTEkY COMPA
~ NY
ted by the u gis.a are of the sta fnl
Educational and Gns. liable purposes u
.s6S with y capital stock OF N,hOWG h
h,ch !, has added u reserve fund Ot ssCD.'
%. It's Grand Sin le Number Dr. VILE.
or post ynes. Look ut the following acheine
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
during which will take place the estraoT
dinsrs
SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING,
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DemocraIic Cancuses.

Odd Fellows Hall House was not blessed
with the sight of the firm features of Mr..
Bush at the opening of yesterdays session,
and it was nearly noon before quorum was
announced.
Mr.. Washburne, of MOrehouse, wished it
to be resolved that the clerk be directed to
m AXE out list of properly elected mem
bers found to be absent without leave. As
all the voting members did not precisely
understand the meaning of the resolution
the matter was permitted to 60 over. Doubt
less the clerk felt relieved at such dis
posal, as he will have tough job on his
hands if the resolution should ever come
out of its pigeOnhole.
The people of Lafourche may possibly
feel pleased that the bill taxing lands in
that parish for drainage purposes was re
ported on favOrably.
Bill introduced by Mr.. Billieu: An act
to repeal an act entitled an act providing
for the acceptance by the Louisiana Levet
Company of reduction of the rate of Ger
tain taxes to be collected as compensation
for the existing company from four mills tC
three mills, and in consequence of said re
duotiOn to relieve said company from liza
bilities for damages in certain cases, making
the company suable in any parish wher'
damages are suffered from crevssses. Re
| ferred.
The Judiciary Committee reported favor
ably. with amendments, the bill to amend
section 932 of the Revised Statutes, rels
tive to carrying weapons concealed. Tn
amendment fixes the extreme penalty q
$50, but vote lowered that even to no
more than 500 nor less than $25. This bill
includes razOrs.
The fun of voting for United State
Senator was indulged in thus: Jonas q
Gibson 10, RObertSOn 8, Wheeler Is, YOuni
81; necessary to choice 43.
The upper branch managed to wOrr
through little routine business, which, q
it was not interesting to the members, ca
not be interesting to their constituents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07
THE LEGlsLArURR.


No quorum.
House of Representatives.
Speaker Hahn in the chair.
Mr.. Lewis offered aresolution to the effect
that the officers who had governed the
House during the regular session should be
continued
Mr.. Lewis in explanation referred to
charge that there was opposition to the
present Speaker, and declared that he
wished to show that if he had ever had any
it had ceased with the election, and he sup
ported the present officers, as good Re-
publican should.
Mr.. Jones suggested that he was not
always SO, and Mr.. Lewis retorted with a
reference to the poor woman against whom
he who was without sin should cast the
first stone.
Mr.. Jones appeared to be in some doubt
as to the application, but he threw no more
stones at Mr.. Lewis, only remarking that
he wouldn't hit a woman any way.
After slight amendment the resolution
passed.
A resolution from Mr.. Drury, asking con,
gressional aid for the levees, was passed.
Several bills were introduced and re.
ferred.
On q call Of the roll it was discovered
that no quorum was present, several mem
bers having gone out when bill relative
to senatorial districts was introduced, ani
on motion of Mr.. Oscar Holt the House ad
| iOurned,
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WHOLE NUMBER sl3.

hollow sound went round the galleries and
arose for bali q minute and died. The
people were saying: "Only one State more
left and two days and a half of time "
The wisdom of the electoral bill WIS now
universally acknowledged. II 30 much
successful opposition had been made under
such a bill, how much wonld not have been
made without iti Filibustering would
then, perhaps, have been bl0odshed.
When Wisconsin was reached at twenty
minutes past eleven o'clock Lynde, mem
ber from that State, arose with objections
as usual in such cases, frivolous. Some
body had been an examiner of the wounds
of people soliciting pensions as soldiers.
For this act of mercy he was disqualified.
Lynde, it ia said, had been promised the
seat on the Supreme Bench vacated by Da-
Wis If Tilden came in. Wisconsin ragged q
long while in the House, but at midnight,
or near that moment wheu ghosts can walk
and wives pitch into late returning hus-
bands, the Florida Senator met me in the
hall, and said he:
"Sir, we've settled it. The Senate has
voted down the objections without debate,
merely voting and nobody calling for the
yeas and nays"
Yes, that settled il. But we wanted to
see the tail Of the snake die; so we returned
to the Houee, where badinsge already was
saying such things as this
This pill factory closed. 10 TO gooo
tenant, strictly reformer."
The House was in no mood for foolish
ness. Old Whitehouse, Democrat: of POugh
keepsie, struck the keynote when be said:
"We've sat it out all day, and now well
finish it,
Thoughtful Democrats reflected with dis
tress that the magnanimOus action Of theil
party has been thrown away and public
| opinion rearoused against them by the nm
patriotic action of their minority. Tha
minority composed, too, of the rif-raff O
the party.
There were 8 lot of drunken Kentucky
ipand Southern members on one side, Wit
made speeches about blood pudding, and e.
forth, and bid fair to have free fight San
Randall gave everybody much latitude, bu
on the whole did his duty amicablys III
must have been under prodigiOuB menta
and physical strain.
i Of the specially obnoxious people was
youth named Blackburn, from some part Q
Kentucky, who appears to be practising fo
some future defamation exercise on th
floor of Congress. He created much ap1us'
ment, despite q rather lnharmOnious ext
rior. Besides this lad was an elderly ma
from Texas, who had taken his blue.glas
hollow with something inside, he wante
the HOuse to make President and said
it didn't he was stultifed. They Subtitle
him in no time,
Hayes was declared President amid g
lenee. One man named Hannegan hisse'
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COURT RECORD.
United States Circuit Court.

CnAtGA 6AAApa OoGNte
Present = Hon. w. B. Woods, circuit
judge, and Hon. E. c. Billings, district
judge.
Before Judge Billings:
The commission of John Robert Graham
Pitkin as UnIted States marshal, and his
bond for S20,0 600, signed BY Blanc Francois
Joubert, Michael Hahn, John X. Clay and
Charles Wesley Boothby, were presented
end recorded.
Before Judgs Woods:
Elijah F. DeWine, Esd, Yves admitted 70
practice ia all the courts Of the United
States in this district,
Charies Parsons vs. city Of New Orleans.
Suit for sixteen bonds ia favor of she New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern rail-
read, and one in favor of the QpelOusas and
Great Western railroad, issued under act Of
March Is. 1854, Judgment for Sl7 900.
William b. Booth vs. succession Of Mrs.
A. IL Smith. Discontinued on plaintiffs
Superior Criminal Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Carving concealed weapons = A. c.
Christopher, alias Santa Anna. Sentence,
IS OF ten days; John Henry, alias Chicken.
JURY.
Jury commissioners ordered to draw on
or before Monday, March 10, 500 names Of
persons from which the grand jury for the
quarter commencing April 2, and the petty
/ jary for the April tenn ehah be selected
/ raturnable March 81, at ten o'clock, Thu
/ being Saturday, when no cases are tried
the oonrt will devote that day for empanel
ing the jury.
FIXED FOR TRIAL
MbE er-ssate vs. Ernest Westerhagel
1 ct al. March l6.
flrri Diaixict Court.
fsF0R1fAIIoNs.
Ent shop; etc, without breaking
| Wallf I4N
Ass " ana attery--Lucy Weber.
/ HoHAe jack Sheppard.
L1fa ert Frazer, Louis ALEXIS.
aADED GUILTY..
AeI ud battery Corinne john, d
/ Two
sENTENCDn.
hatteEy--Cl LeBinnc. tw
ds}s
|sOn GOT, six months harl
/ Ishd, naers, eight mqat1a har
ItIf 6fieDI eiNhIttQ month
sm Finley, one gtar PA
ENF
W t4Ht 1ffsIt4 s
Hs 40
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to-day, through Mr.. Fields iRnorance Sof
the rules of the House. Il can not now poe-
eibly come in before the electoral count Il
completed, and then 1t will be impossible Co
ure 1t ae 0 menace to the Senate.
David Dudley Field said late last night
that be would rather take his chances 10 4
quo tcd,7o5to suit than new election. He
Is not likely 20 take his chances in either.
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The Democrat never win have done with
wasting sentiment over bulldozers. Yes.
terday evening it had an editorial which
should carry of the horns, saying;
Texas beef ought to arouse feeling Of
State pride, OF mOnrnful patriotism IN tne
heart Of every true sou Of Louisiana. y y
not that il is mneh tougher than our DeeA.
mot that it ealls forth more monstr9ns
dreams and spectacles at night put fthet
every citizen Of Louiaiana can loot y on on. y
- some long Lost brother. q child Of Louis
lana descent.l
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az T EAsHIKGToN, March 6, 1877.
> a. had q long and exciting de-
1875 ver the credentials of Mr..
nfO fOl ississippi. Senator Blaine
of 4 effort in his behalf. Lamar
" ~ 4 Mated !, only Senator Wadleigh
!. da ials Of Senator Kellogg COM
err az debate followed. Senator
q the z, an eloquent appeal for the
As ernment, the seating Of Kel.
70 sustaining of Packard. II
rked effect. Senator Morton
Ii d same line.
- adjourned without action.
AN debate will be resumed TO-
W. o viii be seated.
u the virtual recognition Of
overnor, and 3 settlement Of
;iLM Be Legislature.
MI MI, bad with them to-day dis
i hat ali the Republican SenA-
iT iTom y squarely by Packard.
-, Is on his way to lyou on m
npromise. He will disclose
nPs. en he arrives. He left the
tO ueS 4. re that they would be ac
political friends. It is said
,O"' promise Of . consulshiT
ut ? eholls If he amicabiy with
, to q to the executive office.
IsS ia ayes was visited yesterday
- several leading Republicans
up, 10 urged upon him the i'm
= - ition of Governor Packard
iding Of the armed oppoai
,.D be President took the advice
sus mised to give the matter thu
ERCH on after the formation Of th'
EDS,
TO 70
met is not yet agreed upon
~ 4 was in session to-day.