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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-31
LOaIlOut Mountain,

Thousands OF people died every year
In the miasmatic valleys surrounding
Lookout mountain, until about 1880,
when from the common mountain
herbs, Dr. A. Q. Simmons scientiiical-
ly prepared medicine that proved
u specific in the cure oliver diseases
by its use the country In that vicinity
has become among the healthiest on
the continent. The reputation OF DR..
A. q. Simmons vegetable liver medi-
cine il now worldwide. 1t Is made by
M, A. Thedford n CO., OF Chattanooga,
Tennessee, and every genuine pack
age and bottle IL enclosed In yellow
wrapper bearing the likeness OF DR..
simmons.
1t il for sale by all druggists, who
have trial packages of the medicine
that will be given to all applicants free
OF charge. myT.lm.d-w.
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The Office for the collection Of slate
aud county taken will be closed after
Wednesday, May a0.h, for the purpose
Of arranging and getting ready for tax
sales NJ June 6th, 1877, Delinquent
payers who do not wish their lands
sold, viii govern themselves accord
lngly w. A. PRArHER,
maygs7t Tar Collector, Dallas County.
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Monster auction aale to-day at 10,
2 and 7 o'clock, Dry goods, hardware,
clothing, gold ana silver Jewelry, at
the old stand Of j. q. Booth a. Co., 4OS
Main street. ". ASTON.
mnY2ldlW
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Notice Is hereby given that the
grand jury will meet June Goth. All
persons owing an occupation tax are
requested to make payment and save
cost, W. II, PRATHER,
my23 I'm Tax Collector Dallas County.
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Bargains for this week ut NJ. SUES,
In dry goods, ready-made dresses and
ladies' hats. A call will convince any
one that they can save money In maxi
ing their purchases OF him. -my20-lw
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No house In the city can display
better or more complete assortment
OF gents shirts and furnishing goods
than NJ. SUES, and he II determined
not 10 be undersold. -my20-lw
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Ice Oreani boo CreAn !

For the very best Ice cream IN the
city, 40 10 BottOs lee Cream Parlor,
lie Grand Hotel, In rear Of Exchange
bank. Families and parties supplied
ON order NJ lowest cash rates,
mVlO N
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Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. aprN-lm
If you want the cheapest farm
wagon In the market, you viii find II
at Orr's.-u.
--Ifyou want your buggy painted or
repaired In first-clsss style. 20 to
0fr'a-ff
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dentist.

A. j. Connell, late Of the Cooper In
ulItute, Now York, has taken the ONCE
formerly occupied by Dr. Melee, 0sl
Elm, opposite Poydraa street, aud 40.
llclls the public patronage, The nd
mlnlstratlon Of laughing gas a special
v.-.maV05.Im
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY

TnE DAILY HHHAIDlA published eYoTy
mOrnlng, except an Monday, az go ~
Annuni Ia advano0, postage prepaid oI
~ cents peT week delivered Ia TIE ely,
ADyaHfIhfiHd nATKhl unn square ltell lllns
nOnpafalll QUO tins u 20, each knbstqnenl
Insertion, 40 OfnlH special Talas for weekly
monthly aud yearly adyeIliselH,
Tnh WHHHLY HEHALn 10 publlHheh every
Saturday morning NJ v " poriyeAf, post
age prepaid,
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Last Notice 10 oecupaiion iTaS'Pay

Notice IL hereby given, that on and
after the first day OF June next, AZ
lidaylts will DO made before the city
recorder against all parties la arrears
with their city occupation tax AT that
time. Come up aud settle, aud save
cOft and trouble, IN. OGDEN,
Clty Assessor and Collector.
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Hook and Ladder company No.
will meet at Flfemen's hall tonight,
for the purpose ofelectIng one delegate
10 the state convention.
BY order Of the president
JULES SCHNEIDER.
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Summer Cnsniimers.

Just received nice assortment of
all-wool cassimers at fifty cents per
yard, at Goldsmith, Rosenthal Il Co.,
ia and ZIG Elm street. IL
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Call on b. Meyer II you want to
purchase jewelry Mt low tigures.--tf
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floods for men and boys wear
lower than ever before, at the New
York Clothing House. III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-31

b. Meyer will sell unredeemed
pledges on the first day OF June, at
auction, at his place OF business. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-31

Gents cashmere pants, Of the
latest styles,ss 50, 50 50, 81 and $3.50
very desirable, at the New York
Clothing House.-tf.
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Certificate OF Supervisors of Drawing

This is to certify that the first drawing u
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company ppsic,
took place ON the 9Th of December, IN hNua,
Hall, Frankfort, KY, In our presence ahu
under our immediate supervision. .,a
We further state that every ticket ans
part of q ticket, which had been sofa, welo
represented in the wheel, and that the ura Nv.
ing was fairly and honestly conducred. ".
further state that we had no interest w ,Isn
ever in the enterprise, nor any connecsu Sn.
with the same, except in the character u, ~, Nv
pervlsors, whose sole duty was to pro!ecs. ;aS
Interest of the ticket-holders and 10 pie''''
over the drawing. o,tha
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late chief Justice u MA ~.
supreme court of Kentucky; James y. I pSs
ley, chairman board of school tru sTv,
Grant Green, cashier Farmers Bank o. MI
Hon. y. l. M. Major. public printer, s~,o Ss \,
Kentucky; Hon. Thomas n: Llnosay, PuI on
dent Farmers Bank of Kentuekyi, Ton.
Thomas @. Jones, clerk OF sup. court O vi HH
lucky; Judge X. A. Thompson, Ples aS n
judge Franklin county court, 1slle' y"
Crockett, clerk Franklin county c0uIt. .,osa.
RsmittaL ces can be made by NAL, nhp "a
Draft, p %. Order or Registered Le,,eI ,nr n,,.
PAYABLE to q. w. Barrow q co. All o oIdh ia
nications and orders for tickets s y Un
addressed to G.. w. BARROW q ",
General ManastT.,
Courier-JOurnal Building, LoulsNhi"' !"
may2.deod&w8w
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Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, ~. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tel IF
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There h an elegant Ice Cream Parlor
connected with the Indiana hou &c,
formerly the old Cosmopolitan hotel.
n.yna,n . + f,1 aSs
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DO Not COMPLAIN

about the warm weather. You will
find beautiful large fan at the Dollar
Store for twenty-five cents. II
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--Balbrigan and Lisle thread hose
In all colors, have been reduced in
price, Mt NJ. SUES. may20-lw.
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--B, Meyer IL the only responsible
pawnbroker In Dallas.--tf
For NnIe.

A rare chance for a fine house,
on Ross avenue. Eleven rooms,
pantry, etc, No. cellars, good water,
u large garden, with several choice
bearing fruit trees, good stable and
carriage house, about two acres OF
ground, nearly all fenced In. Terms
one-half cash, balance In six or twelve
months, or will take improved city
property. JOHN TENSION.
np3Olm
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gan't No neat.

We will open Wednesday morning
a fine lot Of grenadines, at twelve and
half cents u yard, Goldsmith, ltoseh-
thai a. Co., 7liand no Elm street. n
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business coats. g. 80 so, "a 90, IS,
50 to $40, at the New York Clothing
House.-tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-31

buy your deeds, leases, bonds, ETC.,
at THE HERALD office, and write out
your contracts. III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-31

--B. Meyer will take any kind of
valuables In pawn,-tf
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EorI.lr.

No one IL authorised ~ purchase any arll-
clio whatever on tho account Of THH IIfh-
ALD without an order signed by me,
j, Il. BARLOW,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-31

M. 81 Es will offer for this week his
beautiful lot Of untrimmed hats strictly
AZ cost. -my20-lw
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-Parasols and fans marked down
this week ut Nj. SlIES.-may20.lw.
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Mn. JoHH W. vKALn " cur authorized agent
AZ PalO Pinto,
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Apt wrote, the beautiful ballad,
"When the Swallows Homeward Fly"
but Nj. Sues advertises that he can and
will offer greater bargains In hose, bibs,
iichues, scaris, embroideries and lace
goods, than any house in the city,
maY20.lW.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY Cash DISTRIBUTION CO.
LOUISVILLE. KY, JUNE 80, hs77.
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS!

Farmers and DroUerS Bank, Louisville, hgp
fTeQSlTerS.
The Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pany, authorized by special act OF the Leg
islature, for the benefi vi the Public schools
of Frankfort, will have the second OF me
series of grand drawingsi in the city OF Louis
vile, KY, Saturday, Ju 40 3Oth, 1877, at Pub.
lie Library Hall, u scheme commensurate
with the times. 100000 for Only $40.
Read the list of Gifts: grand cash gin o.
$4,000; grand cash gift, $4,000; grand cash
gift, $4,000; grand cash gift, $1,000; grana
cash gifts, $1,000 each, $4,000; grand !. ea S
gifts, 5000 each, $4,000; 20 cash gifts M,W s
each, $4,000; 40 cash gifts, $500 each sp,vE
100 cash gifts, 900 each. $4,000; 300 cash slls,
500 each, $4,000; 500 cash gifts, $50 each, Wi
600; 5000 cash gifts, $40 each, 500 COZ; o.! cssn
gifts, amounting to $4,000. Whole tlcS ~,
$40; halves, s.; quarter, 81 80; II tickets,sl"i
S31s tickets, $3.50; 5614 tickets, $500.
DRAWING POSITIVELY JUNE 30th, 1877,
And Every Three Months Thereafter
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Offers extra inducements TO commercia
travellers. These two Institutions are conv-
nient 70 the depot well kept and charRi
reasonable. As . startling rofnf for com
Point q particularly de<irshle on accsunt
oflocality. msTtizm
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

several curious instances in which the Dill is
self-contradictory, dangerously obscure, ana at
least of doubtful cOnstituliOnality; ana ne
makes it clear that our chances OF ever gettlhg
a sensible charter from the rustic hnkcfs VINO
usually undertake to mend our local govern
mcnt for us are slim indeed.
And this brings us TO the strongest obIectloh
not only to this charter but to any 0ther III
strument framed under similar circumstances
Gov. Robinson is at pains to show, by an
ANALYSIS of the vote, that great majority OF All
the REPRESENTATIVES, of the city districts voted
against it :; 1t was the production of country
m,mbers who had no interests III the metrop-
oils and no knowledge of its wants. 1t Is
"perfcctly clear therefore" says he, tlaI
Z" this bill, whether good or bad, is forced upon
" the people of the city against Their VIII oy
4" the representatives OF the interior, western,
"and northern parts of the State VINO kho"
sIeast OF its affairs. If local self-govcrnmon mt
" is more than an empty name, such leglsia-
" tion should not be- The obvious fallacy III
tlis reasoning il i'll the assumption that the
Tammany members really represent the wishes
OF the citizens, especial, the taX-paylDS clti-
zens. of the districts which send them to Al
bauy and hence it is unsafe 10 inier llon lhe
vote that the charter ii approved would dc
forced upon an unwilling people. But the
Governor is quite right in saying that such leg
isaion is at variance with the principle oi local
self-eovernncnt. Charters are made and un-
made in this state by one political party quite
as much as by the other not for the benelt
of ihe cities TO which they apply, but for the
Inn tf.F.fIl lIfspl
at ALBANY in 1870 sold out the ci,y 10 William
NJ. Tweed some of them probably Tor cash.
others for a political equivalent. The Omnl-
bus Charter was passed partly by the efforts
Of honest rofomcrS, but largely by the votes OF
politicians who saw a paty advantage To Do
gained by il; and without intending any DIS
rcsucct to the Governor we can safely say ma
he has killed ii for political quite as much as
for auy other reasons.
The only way to get good government III
Ncv-Yor is by change in the Constitution
which will compel the Legislature 80 let Us
alone Country legislation is sending us to
destruction. The Governor shows that since
the present system Of Albany management
was begun, twenty years ago, "oYer Z,3Vo
Claws relating to the city, OF which 600 make
"or modify governmental powers, have been
"preciritated dpon the statute books a
"mlnglcd heap from which lawyers shrink
conloundcd and judges turn at fault Our
&" highcs. court has held one branch OF New
"York City law utterly beyond Interpretation
"or construction" And under this rlinous
form of legislative tyranny, while Che popula-
ton Of the city has increased fifty per cent,
the municipal deb, has increased six hundred
per cent? All loaded upon It's hy back coun-
try members who pay no share of Our taxes
and care nothing what becomes OF us. Away
with these bidcous ahsuIdltlcs Ncw-York
must govern itself.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
THE NkWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-President MacMahon has prorogued
The French Legislature for one month; the De BIOs-
lie Cabinet has been officially announced; great
excitement continues at Paris == The Russians
have captured outworks at Arabian, in Armenia.
g. Kashgar has sent al envoy to England
DoMTsTIC.-The New-YOrk Senate passed Mr
Woodin's Apportionment bill the Harlem Parade
Ground bill and the Text Book bill lie Assem-
bly, passed the Text Book bIll the Municipal
Commissions amendment and sustained tbe Gov
ernors veto Of certain appropriations Ia the Supply
bill - The Governor vetoed The Omnibus bill.
- Secretary sherman has abandoned the idea oi
making public announcement OF his resumption
policy.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-EXacting illegal fees, neg
lCence extravaganza aud fayoltIsin Oh tlo part Of
weigheIs were shown before the CCslon-nou'c
Commission. == Twenty-iOur jurors have been
selected for the Sweeny trial -- Ihe alleged
murderer of Macmillan Hermann was captHed.
- Abiel Fifod, the deiauting Cambridge
Water Register, was again arrested IN Brooklyn.
- Gold, 1O7, 1O7, 1OG7s. Gold value OF the
Iegatender dollar at the close, $500 cents. Stocks
generally inactive, but higher, closing irregular
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dicate somewhat cooler weather with slight chance
of showers. Thermometer yesterday, 7G0. 9C',
800 at midnight 7So.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
gune. 10 Aopernselnsnls.

AuussNESTs-9h Uacc-5th and 9th columns
BANKING AND FINANCIAI.-7h PG9e-3lh c1iNlh'
ko.sr ANp Ko1lir- Oh pdQe 2d and 81 columns
BusINEss CHANCE -Sh FdOe-3d column
BUSINESS NoIiChs--4h TQGc-1St co'alnn
DIVIDEND NOT. SSH fdgc-3d coldmn,
DRY GOODs-9M IGge-3d column. ,., -,
KURoFEAN ADyERTISEMENrs--6h FG0e-6th column
EXCUKsI0Ns-GM iUJc-jth coumu
FINANCIA-ST Pdgc-3t column.
FURNITURE an idgr-2d rCiuuib
HELP WNNTFD-qM PGGe-6tn column
HOgsEs. CARRIAGES. &C.-6h Pd0c-6th column
HolELS-9N iaas-3d cO.uUh.
Ice CREAN-7M IGGe-2d column.
IEs1RUCTION-GN FCec-5ih ali q p coiuinnt.
LEgAI NouCEs--7th fdge-2d column.
HACHINEKY-SM FGge-3i column.
MARBLE AND SLATE NANTtLS-SM fdgt-2' r'Iomh
EAEEIACEs AHD DEAgus-5m lGO'-6tn column. -,
AIsCELIAK.oUs Gh ragged cOluah; lOh fdSe-a'h'
5th. and Oh columns
NUsICA lSsTlgrsNTs- Pdqe-6tn c0 ulun go
Nav PUBLIC HOSS-6H PdDe-2d 81 4ih' ana o'h COZ
unins.
Proposals. sM PaGe-5th column. go ,.
ETAI FsrAyt [OH SNIR-CITY- Y-SH PIGc-tth column I;
BROOKIyS-SM PdGe-ith column: '0uNrtf-se f"9c
--4th co,umu: ArCiION ~ALEs-SN IdVf-lth coiutIh ;
To FxCuANGE-Sit PGJe-4th column.
RIIICIoTS NO1ICFS-qh IQOe-ls ASA "a columns
sILEs BY AUCTION Oh PGge-2I coumn
SPECIAL NOIICEs- 5h Pdge-Gtb cOiu;lB go
sIIuATIoNs WANTED -MALEs-9M Pd0r- 5th column :
FEUALgS--qm ia Ssh aUd 9th columns o.,
sTEIuBoATS ASb RAILROADS.&C. PGgs-3h and 6th
columns.
s1RImEHs, OcrAN-7H Paced column.
SUMNER BOARD-Sh PGGe-3d and 4ih colo.hns'
teachers 6H P0Jf-6th column 49,.
10 IET-CTTY Properly -Sh PaOe- 1th column; BROOK
IYE-sm Puge-4th and 5th columns; CoONiN SIN
PuCe-5th column; APARTMENTS AND I'M ti'!siihD
ROOBs-gh IdOe-3d column.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-9h Pdge-oth coluHih'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

had gone out for his usual airing. This order wa. -
peaed every morning for two years. and veqe1s had "a
submit AT the end OF that time. ho~eyer the yieero
said to him morning, Z" You may 20 right boroe o.,
the future, after you have finished your work" soen.
his master In good humor, the barber ventured 70 ~
the reason OF this long and weary command "I viii
tell you" said Isma 1.-THE fact IT, was Informed o.
had the Evil Eye. TO prove this tried an experiryen,
which has succeeded perfectly aud / that NV in
fOimans were right You bewtehed nv siaircasfs' "a
every one Of my enemies who has up those ssi,.
has since died. It's all nOw and am much oli,s
to yOu." Yeggis an antquary He was said ~ ~
the owner OF the famous copper globe made Tor AeYsn
der The Great that this distinguished warrior might cam
geography.
Mr.. Frederick Leighton, the distinguished
English artist, is man Of charming In CONVEX
satoD he ia always interesting, often Brilliant the os,
delightful Of companions the genial of hosts and
the hrmest Of friends For brother artist Ffederck
Leighton has an unknd word. and for his ar,
nothing but sngle-heartod and unseish devotion. A.
he comes forward TO greet you the threshold OF nj.
studio you notice that silver threads beginning TO
show among the soft brown that frnges hs ps and curl.
cisply about his temples But the old light lshes from
his deepgray eyes; the broad white forehead il m.
wrinkled; the chiseng Of tho face firm and unaered:
about the mouth a smile ckers, In which is stranes
mngling OF girlike sweetness and manly power; IN.
stalwar shoulders unbcnt and the activity Of youth
ia in every supple Of the woll-formed limb.
On all subjects he talks with delightful animation and
bis extensive reading aud refined culture are signal
reiutaiOn OF the charge which Is sometimes made upon
the literary requirements and Intellectual tastes OF
artists One cannot, t Is true have lnbOed c sscs IN
Frankfort studied arj at the Royal Academy o Berlin
and IN Rome have been the constant companion Of such
AIRY Sthefor aud Robert Henry IN Paris ax.
changed thoughts with the greatest artists and literary
OF Brussels and LONDON and lived IN the nest cir
ces everywhere, without acquiring vast amount OF
knowledge but more than this, Mr. Leighton l. au ao.
compshed lngust, and familiar with the finest works
Of German, French and Italian authors the beauties of
which have not been diluted by translation. He is
musician too.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 1S.-Lady Duiferin will
return TO town tomorrow from Montreal and Lord Dut
fern next Tuesday from Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

estness and frequency as they rinsed their
tumblers or cOppered on the ace. Many OF
them refused even to go into the street to see
him pass, and large numbers OF them now
summering on Blackwel's Island stayed on the
island and would not 30 much as come TO the
city during the Presidents visit.
The motives of these patriots cannot be I'M
pugned. They acted from high sense OF
duty. II was painful, of course to the Presi-
dent. 1t must have been. But he should have
considered what shock the fine feelings OF
these gentlemen have received III the election
of a Presi dent by fraud, and should not have
expected to be welcomed by Aldermen ana
CounciImen and that class OF statesmen. III
WAS ont of Difference to the feelings of many
of these that special invitations were not ex-
tended TO them to meet the President at any
of the private receptions given him. 1t was
thought to be prudent not to arouse the ID
dignatiOn of any of them, or OF the able rdl-
to!s who have so vigorously kept up the moral
tone of the community in their newspapers, by
inviting them 10 meet a person whose pres
enco was so offensive. We do not with
Eold sympathy from the President un-
der these trying circumstances and yet
we feel that the able and conscientious per-
sons through whose mtiring efforts this state
of things was brought about are deserving OF
very high praise. 1t cannot be said OF all OF
th,m-th0ugh we regret to observe that 1t has
been intimated of sOme-that they would not
know dlaving-room it they should see one
Several of the leaders in this noble movement
in former years frequented drawing-rooms and
had social positions. If they have given up
these foiies il is only because they are con-
vlnced that there is more profit in other asso-
ciations, and that il is their duty to tone up
The masses. Ia this matter they have done
nobly.
As for President Hayes, we hardly know
what he can do to satisfy the demands Of the
public sentiment represented by these re-
formers unless he should resign. And still he
may not think it worth while to do That even
10 secure the recognition Of New-Y0fk Alder
men and other Democratic leaders. As mat
tprs now stand he need not expect whenever III
the future he visits NewYOrk, to be called
upon by any except those very ordinary COM
monplace people who never vote but once at
an election.