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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IbvERTfSER5 GAN -CXDERsrXXD TiIIs- I-------~--
"A rh, circulation Of the EyENINa; TEfEGRtM for The
week ending January "a. 1877, was as follows
ADvE.fIsING 2C. LINE.
''"''-' XDSEKfisiS;G' :0G. line Si'o''
ADVERTISING ;oI. < LINZ. ''''''
Wednesday, January
ADvhkTisING aoC. LINE.
1DvkKrisiXG zoe LINE
' SDSEiiiiisiSG a6t. K LINZ 80
~ &DSkFrisiSd aoCi LINE IT, '''
ADVERTISING 2oc LINE.
ADVERTISING aUc. LINE
Daily average. ...l................ 42.05o
ylIvORCEs .SPEEDILYDBTAINED WITHOUT PuB-
Jcity; desertion ncomUtility: other having
unusual advantages. Sncce - assured. advice free.
ISAAC u. byfCE, Lawyer. 267 broadway.
HAVANA LOTTERY \
IL NEXT DRAwIXuf FEBRUARY Is. 1877.
Prize OIL. Pesos 200 900
Prze Of Pesos lOnwO
friZs "f Pesos $1,000
Prize Of Pesos 25.UUO
Prze Pesos lO.Onp
Prizes o u Pesos 5OtU
81 Prizes OF 900 each. Pesos ~ oOJ
61S Prizes OF 900 each. Pesos 323 600
In April. 1873. sold = prize S5OO,OOO gold
September we sold and c1shed OF SlOOOlu
Il NAtNINEZ Co. Bankers.
~ Wall st.. basement.
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EAGLE sr0RAGE wAREhoUsEs-uNsLRP IS RPAssED
lLior safe Keeping OF furniture aud good Ut kind
sePrae gompartmonts; clean and Orderly; lowest
los 10 lO7 West 33i ST., one door ot 9TH
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKEK AUCrIONEEK
A.COLONEL r. J.. CONNELLi has the honor of an
nouncing his FfffKENTH GRAND UNEXAMPLED
sALE o. she FAsrEsT EST GkEEN M TEOTTERs in Ameriea
NEXT February z, at II O'Clock, at BARKER n SONS
city auction mart and New York Tatterssls corner of
broadway and 3Yth ST., aud comprising TWENrY-SIX
HEAD ofUNPARALLELED OF SPEED and RICH BREED.
ING, that in from 2:5O down BETTER THAN
great including several extraordinary TROrTINl
PAIRS and the PREMIUM l614 high COACH TEAM: all
warranted sound and kind and tho PEDIGREES, SPEED
and all representations strictly GUARANTEED and
SHOWN before the sale stock will arrive the this
morning for exhibon ana rkI gentlemen
CONE AT ONCE and RIDE BEHIND TEST the
SPEED and driving qualities Of OF the lot at any
PREklU to sale. That she stock CAME FROM KEN
SHIPMENT 4c wiz be shown to those desiring
them. CATALOGUES ready tho ottces of the
"SPI RIT Of the Times and TURF, Field aud Farm"
the Sale positive and regardless of weather
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AMCSElIEyTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
hLYMP.c rHEArRE-----
OOLyNPfc rHkArRE-- tDWAT
OLYMPIC rHEArkE---- 8?+
Susnes, Manager ......Mr. II. sANDEESON
Amnis suppied WITH every requirement :o i.s comfort
anc safety o. The public Ia accordance xitl the
n-ncations Of zoe Department OF BuildinsA
SUCCESS AsSCReD. HIT.
Enthusiastic Reception O.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1)OrT OFFICE NOVICE. -IHE FOREIGN NAILS FOR
the week ending saturday, February s. 1871 will close
this Office Tuesday " W. Tor Europe by steam snip
Wisconsin via Queenstown; on Wednesday ut A. NJ. ior
Europe by steamship Abyssna via Qucenstowm on Thurs
day ~ 30 A. NJ Tor Europe. by steamship WoIHnd
Plymouth. herbours and Hamburg; on saturday 80
A. NJ. FOR EUROPE By steamship Celtic via Queenstown
correspondence or Gcmay and Scotland 10 be
by tits steamer must be specially addrcssed aud A.
NJ for Scotland direct by steamship Victoria Glasgow
aud 1T II 80 A. Tor Europe; by steamship Wescr via
southampton and Bremen. The steamships Wisconsin,
Abyssnia aud Celtic do not take mails for Denmark
sweden and Norway The mails Tor the West Indies via
Havana will leave New York January ~. The
Pcr.o Kico direct will leave New York February Tho
mails for Nassau. \. ~ will leave New York February g.
The mails Tor China aud Japan will leave san Francisco
February l The mails Tor Australia, &c, will leave san
Francisco February az 7. l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

NkLEScHE. BY CORBETr. VERY LIGHT AND IN
Nhne order: Clarence. OF make ut low az
four second hand Coupe ockAways second aand
slide seat Wagon. several secnnd aana nockaways and
Depot Wagons. Top ana open Pony rhaetons. top and
open Road Wagons by best city makers. assortment
" top and Express Wagons and second hand
Harness. Blankets, Robes. Whips. &C.
WA IL. GRAY and - Wooster 81
, 1877-10-13

The Unlversity-The Nose-Douglss Inn
hrnHllo.

The unlversity-The Nose-Douglss Inn
hrnRllo.
aptcta1 NsDa'cA ia 7As CNtcada TRIBUNE.
AKIN AHboR, Mich, Oct. 12.-The Regents OF
the University hAvo concluded their session.
They decided to test tho right OF tho Auditor
General 10 withhold certain appropriations iron.
them. Regent Grant, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee, reported 3l4.,aoal6 81 the amount
received trutn the General Fund during tAt
tiacai yrar which ended Junc 3O. l371; dsil.rae-
ments for thu anne tiu,e, el58.l7 less. From
other sources other sums had been received, ~
that on July there we're 32i,l41.1S In the
treasury, At the sumo time, &l7, ,aaa.sa were
due on salaries. Tho estimated receipts for
l877-l873 are Sl5063.i3, al4 tho disbursements
estimated at &ll8,00 Tue salaries Of the Law
Professors were liked a. Sl,630, aud It was DC
ciic4i tu employ another lecturer,
Rusc and Beafl. deicndants tH tho University
chancery case, hare prtittoncd for schearlug.
claiming that Judge IInntiagton's decision
is esranrouA IN twenty-nin9 particulars. Thu
substance Ut these counts Is that there
il al error in classifying, the account
Of tho missing tickets, and a. to ths
proper account which entered into each sett1u-
snent made by Hose mud I,uug las; TINT there
ID ambiguity iu regard to the "Etubless y and
..reti-ltued" accounts that cannot be oyrr-
locked; knat mis- iniescncea arc sometimes
w1oug that there Is III error IN the final Decree
anl IN ttlat llndtug Douglas liable for thu
whole and every part Of tho delinquency In
question,
, 1877-10-13
TIE RIVER CONVENTION.
Adjournment ~ Tbs bliunonpolh People
Crowded Out.

Adlomrnansnt ~ The minneapolis psopls
Crowded Out.
Special IaspuieA Ia 7ha CA,c.s3a THauxt.,
St. PAUL, Mlua., Oct. la-The River cousen'
ton adjourned sue 3ts to-day. alter reconsider
lug an1 revising resolutions adopted yesterday.
Tue material changes relasa to the lower river
leyee4 and extending navigation above i. Faul
to Minneapolis. The latter wns gntiFely drop.
,,el. Tie former WA 20 modified 4. to appeal
to Congrrss 10 aid the States Of the Lower Als-
sissippl by liberal appropriations fof tho co'.-
struct,on and rrpair OF lcvees ~ consins tue
river within its limits, aud prryent disastrous
humiliation. Tue elect ot tle changes u to
lint ite purposes ofsoFganlkastpn elected "
this Convention to securing appropriations Tor
Improving tho Mississippi ci.aslucl ~ - 10
lect from st. Paul 10 81. Louis eight feet thence
70 Cairo, and ten feet thence TO New Orleans:
Al tbs Adjournment, everybody Was sattaaea
xxecpt tho Minneapolis dclrEallVa4
, 1877-10-13

resplcrl, In fact contained. Secondary evidence
ri what !f'c accn1,nt cfsntn!nct c',Nld not he
given without first glynF nof!ec to produce the
original nccouni rendered. There vas def
sIeDcy between the l,ook AMI tho account rem
dcre.. lie had the original account.
sir. Smith prMincot1 bill.
Mr.. atorrs-Ttnt isn't the account at all.
The CURT let tho entries Eo In.
III. H,n.h-(Io ahea,l; lie wilt catch you cheat
Ing triore you @ Eet through.
Nh. Rtorrs-That bill Is cheat ......
immatertal, prnsing nntiling against johnson.
The objection WAS ovrrrnleA.
Mt. ssnrrs then rcM1 the ledger acronnt, which
ell0wctl that tho amount due trnm johnson for
goot1s had bcen charged 10 profit and loAs.
Ex-wAHpEN KtMnEHLEr
Nj: svettobjected. and Was permitted to take
an exception.
tf,c new order lH'uk. 1t vas made on tlc night
Of tlc tlaY he WIS introduced 10 McCafFrcy hy
rcriolat. Tttaa WIS In December, ls7E The
1HHk WA written ~ III f'crolats l,ousc. rer1ofat
Tic parl~*c ii showing ,l.a. ri! tic ,lry goods
fn.l been delivered. They lad not all been de-
flvcrtd. The 1,.nIk was cu1!et fur by the Com.
niltcc who made tile investigation. They asked
went and got 1t ani gnve It to t!lcu,. III May,
ISL. | lad conversation with Mr, 1ohnsnn.
Mf. Storrs wnnteL tu shaw what tic CONVEX
satiun was. .....-..-
JkGfaA tD[EtLt.tl} uCEAHdV IL l4lAR "Ao
barrtl the cyenvc wne. ..
The &AInc rtints wrrc tnat1e a. In tho pre-
vio1ts dtecl,ssfoti, When the fa.ilc question
n+hcd tho wtt,Ces, tile matter hctnE ttcu LETT
open.
Tie Court held that II WAS competent 10 20
t,cyo,tl The Limitation 1T 0rier to s,p,w that
what was then autrrl IL WIS Hthl IL existenrc,
and ttt interpret Subsequent uCta, ami thai tue
acts done eiIce might he tnAhc tho basis Of an
Indictment, trial, nml ronvrtint Evidence
sufficient hal bern g!stn tu warrant hinl m al-
tnltng tIi1s Us mot entirety tntotlpctcht, leaving
the l,lrv to acc the t.rrt 0f It.
TIE w1tttras snil That fnfanton and Cnrnnlts.
s,nnrr Harris cu,llr to tllr lt.tar Asylum ans1
CALLED him uf., the library. Both Of them
epukr IL lfn stuut l1ctnhs,rlt's Using taoney
on his meat ts,1,ttnct, and askcl f,i,n to
MAKK AN ALLOWANCE
ri . cents In hts iayoE,-to add cents q pound
In ht* hill An additional number Of pounds
was ~ te asl1etl ~ IL to HakE the price cents
iu.tcn,, nf f. That wae the agreement be had
| with swrctzer subsequent to July, 1874.
The drtcnfc uskvtl the wttncsh III, tluestfon*.
Mir. SturrN announced that tic prosecution,
after ole OF tvo little snnttcrs,--t1't pas,ncnt
| at lht hills by the county, ttc,-woulI tlosc
| thelr ease. Colnskey. whom they wished To
| call. WIS ~ the or4luuse
Counsel for the defendants consulted, and
sait they preferred not to Open until the gAse ot
| tlr prosecution WA closed Up.
Whcrcnpon the Court, At 4 O'Clock, adjourn.
| Cd uuul thtS morning.
, 1877-10-13
n1kE~ GOODS
West End DRY Goods HolS9,
Madison and Pc0ria.sts.
DRESS GOODS,

Our stock Of fCOLORED DIsESS
GOODS IL now rcptcte with tho
Latest Novelties from tho British,
French, and American markets,
Mt much less than South Side
prices.
The following quotations rcprc-
sent n few Of the leading articles:
Caaes Knickerboeker and Striped
lucknow 6ulttngs. 10
Caves Platd Aoto cuttings. ............ 12H
A large ae.ortmant Of nourattes.
%ssne Go,hs psssds Fis,d. Fancy 40
An elegant ltne of Matlaase su,ttnR. =.
3 Cases striped MohairH. new ahades' rs
Case" !" extra quality" English Mat
1e.ao In atl colors, would bo cheap at
3 Cases Philippine and Macedonian
BustinK. verT rich material for Polo
nals8...t.'' +.+.....ft..'..'' "
l. largo lot Of Bhsket Cloths, MatIAsse,
fs,,sXK FansXK bouretsc', much under ava
Cascn from nuctionl Of heavy All.
Wool MatInsao, IN all the new ehsdos 4E
CnAea from Ructionl Of IN extra
weight ALL Wool Striped aorxo...... so
stsnt hHs5sy Ct q 1aIs 3Ss
Our stock Of Gray Aii-Wool 8erRss,
Hasket Cloths, MAilAaso. &C., in Sin:
Rle and double widths. IL complete in
Al shndos and qualities. from Sou
A now importation of Per.tan Chic
n'1ic: Hnurettes. mouseline;. Valour
do ElaEante. Indian ,camei'a Hair.
downtown prlcos.
Cd Fancy Dourettea faold everywhere
for Sl.25} sor........ o.
, 1877-10-13

70 man or wuu1an without m appetite. " the
be1t tht market aGoEs presents tiit!o or no II.
ttactih,ls. Ths soontt such hap!rss sts'duai
puts the RSstf1o organ In cohdit'un 10 cnj0y Tho
edible coufnst* which bounistul Providence has
provided the Mure reason lheso VII! 10 H. fect
crItcinl fur Tho suggestion. To 10 tLts. tnrfgof.
ste The stomach with llostetttrs stomach llttc5s,
and 4nce god dzesl!ah ~ tho paEeut vi appetite,
Yiyc h,sth 10 de4lfa 0e fool at tna Intervals sp.
puiniya by nature. With chronic want of appetite
atc usually associa.el nervousness, biiluuxncss.
And constipation, three etilA which &rv speedily
overcome By the bllsen. All putsunA Of ays.
lc,,tlc or bilious tendency should ihts 4ralth-
fuf ton!c daily. ot At least three or four tmcs =
week. 4 pNftuaacc Of this cuurae Will so0n tnsiru
md conhrM I radical change Tor the 1ctter In lhs
condition Of tho stomach antf4ssoclata oFsuns.
, 1877-10-13

arc to he town nnd ritv elections In The enrIn-,
Though. and the A1.r*sorshjp., Co',,* torstlin+.
nnl Alficrinanships will supply 01l} - for The
untitled !ew. 1t I. seIoN tllc easc that u1u
pa:tr ran tnrnsh talent 80 rarfcl M tO I'LL ~
many and 30 different positions. Mr. NfHrd's
commission arrived yesterday, md Ut course he
has accepted.
etans Yesterday was that Cor. Cutiom haA scteti
without proper legal Adslcc or att,ovough knowl-
ettgo Of tho Law TN the subject. T1lu Atsorney-
General Is said to he away In Massachusetts.
fcssionai nrorninencc in thle civ tLat tIcy bc-
1cscd that the Governors friends had played
him false.
, 1877-10-13


Special Nspaseh 10 7As Chicago 11assss.
TonoNTo, Oct. lA-'rhc coming boat-Encc-
hye miles, $1,000 a sidc-bctwecn Edward
Hsulon and Wallace Ross, which tukes placu on
the Toronto Bay tomorrow u exciting universal
interest. Opinion, which GU tho hrst appear
Auce VI tho New BrunsWtckcr took = decided
turn IN his favor, HOW seems to lc hnvcr1ng
back TO lianiul, and glvers of odds on either
cannot be found. TO Col. shaw. United States
Consul At tllta purt. WIN II tAkinR great intcr-
est in Nsnon, belongs the credit of having
brought matters to thriF present alvanctal state
The Colonel, On his owtt responsibility, ordered
= paper boat from Lanstngburs, n. r., for tho
Toronto man at cost VI $50.
IanIon IL credited with having dntsc tue
co,lrse In thirty.seycn minutes, aud pulling up
fresh, mot haytng put himself 10 any great cxcr.
lion. 1t seems i settled conviction that the race
will hare to be rowctl tn thirty.iisc sainutcs or
thegcnlouls, which will luake 1t hcyond doubt
the fastest on rceorl.
IIatIon will probably row In his wooden boat.
which lie seems u prefer. although II il seven
pounds heavier than Its rev one. Ross thus two
boats with hful,-A paEef one and wooden dnt.
the .etotswuol, - built On the Tyne. 1ie vii!
probably use tho latter, uulesn tho water !. per-
fcctIy calm. Pools have been sr!ltDE all tie
week, AMI will uulf clobo Tonight. The rain
and rough water iu the early part of tlsu week
prevented The niem tgom taking their duly c1er.
else ON tho bay, hut tAeY 4sc l,otf. til splendid
cuuitkion. All the railways hare advertised cx-
curs!on tsatns fur Saturday, mud tremendous
crowd u expected Ia bc present and witness tho
, 1877-10-13
RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE oFfHg BLOOD.

The blood In this d!scsse. h found to contain N
nf hbrln rtErine Acts b5 converting the blood
srom !ls dIseased cnndttoa 10 heatthy cistusstton
yesrths ss.naaet tho bowels, whett II very mphrtAnk
IL tI.s complaint. 0na battle Ut yeKetine wilt Rvc
lef; but. " effect permanent cure. must bc taken
regularly. and may t2ks several botek espeeially In
eaaes Of long standing feErtlus Il sold by oil drug.
KfsB Try H. and Jdnr verdict Wilt be the that
Of thautaods befote you. who esy. IT never found
fuuch relief L. ffum thr Of vegctns." which u
composed exclusively Of hafss rvots and herba.
"yEGETtSK." tAyh Rofton rhYstttsn. "bas no
tquht bood purtner. Hearing at ts many wonder
fu cGrcs atter h1i other rcm~diea hAd faed Waited
tho IAhorstogy and constnsrd nistlf nt IL genuine
merit. 1t IL prepared ffun bsrka soota and hrths.
each oS which Il highly cs7cesfre. and theT
pounded In such manner ~ IA produce astoalahtnK
rnsulH."
, 1877-10-13

Jeoern' Fxsnch CAtaFyh CuEs y tbs bess
remedy known for c4taEEh, asthma. and hAJ-fessf,
Ttisl fra. Qhipe 70 6lAse H. 8old By drpERists.
, 1877-10-13

Ksep sells the heat and cheapest shlFta In
quality. ii. 50 pes dol., six foE 15e. ia Madison
, 1877-10-13

Sore ts9s rar1cose yeius. and ulceEa. arEona dis.
charge, des1uamat.on Ut ths cuttclc all ara cured
by GIles' Llnlusot lodlds of Ammonia. For sale
hy nj dFuRSfSA,
, 1877-10-13
SPORTING NEWS.


Co1rMBus, o., flct. IA fair crowd was In
attcn,la,1re upon the races to-tlay, and the
weather wa. 6nc,
The pacing taee commenced Yesterday Was
flnis,cd to slny. iucy taklng the fifth and sixth
hcnts IN 2:la@@{ nn.l a:f9.
In tic 4;:g, ,lass tt-lav there were eiE9,tccn
entries and nine BlxrteTs. Owing to iarkpcss
Il was not finished, hut the following IL the
aim m nrr "a fur o4 tfnttetl.
, 1877-10-13

Tfote-3:20: ego: a:30; 2:20IE: 2:30.
In The second racc, the 2:1S class, pnrtc
1900, divided. theirs were tve starters. Five
irats were trnth.i without showing anything
abovc country-fAir time. the owners OF hotsc*
evidently caring far mors for records than 10
Ktye the spectators exhibitions Of erecd. Owing
Il, the darkness It was fouuI necessary tu post
none the completion uf tae race until to-
morrow:
Following Is the summary as far as the race
procceted:
Clifton H0Y .u..sl u ]
AtitlAsHE. t...ssss.+st ! = l
C0Acttc. ...s ..+.-.s.s..f 4 = I
SllftFft1G4. ..-..s...... ...s.s.-.Est.. J. - y =
T.Ine-n.n54: 9:,G: a:sT;; 2:r7; a;3SA
, 1877-10-13

sveff oan troubled with thelnatts to III VEuETiNK
READ IIfH 9TATKa1ENT.
6rRtx0vAiR. ye.. Oct. II ls70v
Nr. II. r. Stevens:
Dear *r-fIf,een years sso fast fat wsa taken sfet
With fhtumattRD, ~a4 unable to more until the ne1t
Apr From that time untfI three yeafs tha fall
aA1ered essrylhtnx with rheumasism. Sometimes
thefe wsu1a Ia weeks at Tina that could not s,ep
one atep; theso xatacks were 4ute often. suffered
Everything that could. userthrre reass aA&
sasinE commenced taking veKettue, and followed II
W until hai taken seveh hotttrs hare fad rhen-
a1u since that Tine 1alTays adsise everyone that
Is tTuntied With rheumatism to try Ve6etne, and not
ssaer for yesss have done. This statement II ra.
tuluus II tar ~ Mr. Rtsyens II enucrrned.
i1ur1. etc., ALnKikT CIt0oKER.
Firm OF 4. Csouker Co. DruRx!a:a aud ApothscsEes.
, 1877-10-13
xIms-.:o8.t: a:17n; 2:2sh.
Tho race, 2:aa3 cIass, WAS unfinished.
AQUATIC.
eCuLIrRACE Ar ElTr5BuH0.


Spfetaf Dixpdsch TO TIE EAtthgn Tribune.
PiTrsnuR0, Pa., Oct. 1o.-There Is consider
able excitement In boatinG circ1es here tonight
over tho alngle.aeull race arranged for tu-tnor-
row between Eph Morris and Patsy Luther.
Betting ID to 10 in favor OF Morris. The raco
will be fos 81 900 side aud tho chamuIonshtp.
Both OF tho men hare been In training for
several weeks, aad arc In good condition ior the
EflutEet.
, 1877-10-13
vEt3ETINl:.
V VEGETINE T.
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

Nh. n.ALntRr CR00KER The well. known rru uEa1at
ard ApatkerMFy. af snfnEsal4. Me-. aiwaya adylse1
ssesF oaa troubled with Khsunatts to TT vEuETiNK
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-07

Would the Democrats obtain member
OF the commission by such action: Ne
one believes they would, not even 1.-THE
damnedest fool In Illinois, The prob
able result OF rejection would be the
appointment OF no commissioners or
trustees before the adjournment OF the
legislature Then the governor would
appoint without the consent OF the sem
ate, and he might not appoint any Dem
Gratis. lie might forget to remember
that any person believed that any Dem
ocrst ought to be appointed to any
place in his gilt. Ii, Oh the other hand,
the two Joneses and Delaney should be
confirmed. what then: Probably contin-
ued peace between Gov. Cullom aud the
majority of the senate, and the appoint
ment OF Democrats TO places on the
several educational and charita bic boards.
This at least is true, that by coniirma-
ton nothing can be lost TO the Democrat
ic party or the state, and by rejection
nothing can be gained for either.
have. il will be observed. carefully
neglected TO justify Gov. Cullom in
refusing to put Democrat Oh the peni-
Tertiary commission. Why he did not
nominate a Democrat. | do not know ;
and why he did not, as he might have
done, appoint comm ssionsrs without
asking the consent Of the senate, is some
what OF mystery 10 me. Under the
law. the constitutionality OF which very
many able lawyers assert, aud In accord
.nce with precedsnts established by
Cows. Palmer and Beverage. he might
have appointed commissioners without
saying to the senate, by your permits
sion" But he did not do so, and has
asked permission to appoint three reputa'
bic gentlemen. In my opinion be
ought 10 be permitted to do 20. have
no doubt that the majority OF the senate
should. without delay, allow the two
Radical Ione.es and the one Radical
Delaney to take charge Of the regulations
crushing penitentiary elephant at Jol'
Jet.
70 hold this position and TO thus
argue, may be, in tie opinion OF "the
dsmnede,t fool in Illinois, lavishing
sweetness on Gov. Cullom, but ! appeal
from his stupid judgment to the better
judgment OF Inorc intelligent tribunal
JOIN II. OBERLY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-07

Who wrote The Assertion and The
Proof, in the BcLLRrIS this morning.
'rhe party that did IL, should write one
more article and then grsduate'--l' AFRO
s,m. Thursday.
Lord bless the editor OF the Seh.-the
marty" who wrote the article in question
graduated long years ago III school
over whose threshold We don't think the
y.,s man ever even placed his foot-the
school OF Common Sense. The ''party"
knows more about everything in one lit
tie minute than this editor OF the
.S,a knows about anything in one
long week, and that same
party" carries his Drains
inside his bald head, hav-
ing never suffered the misfortune, a. the
Stm man has, OF having them run to
hair. The trouble with the Sm man is
that he does not know good thing
when he reads it, but with the presump-
ton OF ignorance, criticises what he does
not understand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-07
PACKARD TO HAYES.
An Open Letter to Hayes
In Which Packard Throws out
Several Suggestive Hints
Thai the Louisisna Commission f.
aIraud

NEw ORLEANS, April, j.-Goyernor
Packard addressed the following open
letter 70 the president;
STATE Of LOUISIANA,
4 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
NEW ORLEANS, April >, 1877.
To iIis kIc.iiencv President H.yes, Washing
sIE:--Permlt me respectfully to call
your attention 10 the tact that the in
structlOns Issued 10 the commi .sion dele
gated by you TO visit this state and re-
port upon the situation OF affairs either
exclude or DO not direct inquiry upon
Three essential points: First, which 10
Tie legal government. entitled TO recog-
milton; second, which is the legal judici.
airy; Third, 10 domestic violence an d
insurrecliOn prevail within the meaning
OF sec. 1, article |, of the constitution OF
tn Unit ii States:
On the first OF these points the instruc-
uohs say The service desired OF and
entrusted 10 this commission does not in
ciude any examination into or report up
on the facts OF the recent state election,
or OF the CANVASS OF the votes cast at that
election" This inhlbits the commission
from al Inquiry as TO who are entitled 10
tle Offices OF governor AMI lieutenant
| governor by virtue of the late election
ana the canvass of votes by the general
assembly, aud also as to who were clcc-
TED 10 other disputed state Offices.
IL Is my desire that searching and sat.
isiactory Investigation should be made
upon this important point. ] believe the
nation Will Judge OF my claim accord
ingiy. Whether II be fact that was
elected, am constrained to think your
eSceilency Is in doubt upon this point,
as requests for recognition OF my gov
eminent have not yet been responded TO
and ! confess that having received sey'
reral hundred more votes than some Of
the Republican electors. did not antici
pate my title would thus
| NJ PUT ~ QUESTION.
| IL further seems to me that in consider
ING the situation OF affairs in this state
| II Is OF material importance to ascertain
whether the supreme court appointed
tn obedience to the constitution by 10!
predecessor, Governor Kellogg. 10 the
legal court. lit be so determined by
the commission, an entertainment OF tina
tact will probably prove Of assistance il