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SHOT HIMSELF.

John Otto. n prominent German-Americau, OF this
city, attempted to commit suicide Yesterday at his
residence No 1881 Second avenue, by shooting him
self In tho head with . pistol Mr. Otto Is nifty
nno years OF sge has resided in this city for
long number OF years. He is wci known
and generally respected particularly among his Ger
man fellow counrvmon. Ito was man OF sound
business capacity and succeeded In amassing .
fortune. lie was elected director OF the
Teutonia Savings Bank, an Institution which
became financially embarrassed and suspended pay-
msnt about three months age. Its collapse was
great blow 10 Otto and he seemed TO have lost all
heart and courage since. He WAS largo sufferer by
the failure or the institution OF which vas a,rcc
Tor Al eight A. u. yesterday no lott his house
apparently In his usual franc OF mind. He returned
nj nine o'clock and went TO hts room.
Shortly aiterward his vile was startled by
the report OF pistol she to her
husbands ana found him lying inscnsibis the
bed with revolver grasped N his hand and bleeding
from n wound the faco lie had shot himself IN the
right eye. and the bullet. 1t Is supposed by his
physician, has lodged In the brain. No hopes
entertained Of his recovery.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

six "bobtan" cars were placed on the Seventh
avenue iine yesterday.
The forty seventh ennual exhibition OF tho Ameri
can institute will open on the 1lth OF September.
Thomas Murphy, years Of age, while playing on
the No 2l3 Frat avenue, yesterday, fell 10 the
pavement and was fatally injured.
The Board OF Indian Commissioners yesterday
awarded The Tor furnishing medicinal suppss
ensuing year, 10 o. H, Jadwsn. Of this CITY.
August Caiome, the proprietor OF loon at No
2b3 Seventh avenue, charged his barxecpsr Frederick
Dsiroan before udgo Smith Yesterday, with stealing
a large sum Of money from him. The prisoner ad-
missed his guilt aud was committed 10 81. QUO bail
Mark Hcfnu, twenty eight years Of age, Of No. Is
Canal stree. yesterday fell from the second story
WINDOW Of No. 8 Cay Hall place to the Sidewalk. In
hts descent his leg caught II tho iron picket He
was seriously injured aud removed 10 the Chambers
street Hospital
George b. Cook, Of California, Was robbed the
8th ,nsi. oil vAlisc gold iocket on the steamer
CITY OF New York whle c0minG from Boston 10 Tits
ctty. Yesterday Thomas Brady was brought before
Judge Wandel charged with the thsit, the loeket
had been fou nd Ia his possession He committee
for trial IN default OF 81, 900 bail:
Several prominent manufacturers and dealers In
tobacco met yesterday afternoon at buchanan Il
Lyalis on the corner OF Front and Wall streets, and
tndorscd tho action of the Convention OF Tobacco
Dealers held In Wash ngton last wintsr, ut which
bill was prepared liking tho tax on ell Manufactured
tobacco a. sixteen cents per pound.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

bosnian INLAND, May i5-Arrvsd sehr Maggie John.
Gn M: %ysd .er Carl. Alien
comb land sailed 18th TO return) 24th. Annie
Sarss.iss June a7-s.isa brig John Welsh, Jr. Arm
0vssu.aos June s!-Arriyed, bark Esther, P.ni.miu,
soSs Ss as;s s;ss sss s'fs s. f:sss
5.- holland De- sch, Il M.tlsr wins. Psi.dsiphis;
o. Orr whitehall Leiih; "a brig Aphon tBr), Kohl
sailed June 20 briggs Lizzie zi.sosen. Gihson Now York
Arthur tBp. lem.rehsn,. Baltimore. 2sh, Champion
sew Ysit; Asa. ehr Joseph Wilde. Reed. Delaware
ss.s as s;s .ss: zs. r
ss s.rs
sailed June a. schf 1hom.. clyd. Fischer. OF Hat
CnArnAu. NIB. July s-cioared. bark Finn Mo1 Annon.
TavAss. June 2s Arrived steamers Rita Csp) Gsr,ics
lNysrpsoI; " . iIews. More.n indianos !.nd sailed
steamer Tappaannoes cook..y New Orleans I.ad sailed
s 10 ss sss 9 S.s. & y"s. s
YaaisS"is .eht Rossr RsG 6dsss r..ea.o"i% mr.
;s s:ss r. R r.s%ssss Nay ~:
GS p r:s' s 9'ssss big s;:si
GsiS..sn an ssis or,o"s ors. fhilsa.lph,.i .eSf
bark A9Icra $50, c.sto xev Ysrk 9th, bark Carrie
Sss s:s.' ts ssss: so Wi D D'
In ss s.s S.', and S fs% no.
. Ay 'S% ds ss o sa u"r a for
Urouhait. for C~ibsren and n Of istserss HARRY q
shepherd, Stce'rnan. for Matansss and New Orleans
HiLirAx. July s-Cesred bark Frisv tNor), Telicsen,
Copenhagen onward cargo from New York. having re-
Sailed 18th, steamer Alhambra tBr,. McElbsny. New
York.
Mosryeo Bar. ia July i-sa,ied, brig Empress t,,r
NaraszAs Juy Arrived brig Joscphinc (yr) Gsnien
sssua: schr May Mcfarland, Mcfarland, baltimore I'd
sarah whtmcre, wktmore, Mobile 4th, Mcllic Ep,ms
sailed ISL bark Maria Dunan CBr) Fulton n Of Hat.
tcras; I'd, brxs Merrwa. Downs, do; Geo Burnhsm
pies 4sh, bart Adds bonner. Bonner do; tch Levi
Hart, Giles do rsce Webster. Dung do; 9th. bark Lc
NOMINAL July Arrived steamer Ontario Do Roo
ers Liverpool bark scottish rsify (r wilson, brig
Pawn tBr), Kutt, Teignmcuth. y.
Cleared 9TH steamers Peruvian (Br), Smith. Liverpool
Cernshtsn tBr, Menses, Glasgow; brig Apnsbcli tBr,
Posr huLsRAvr, July s-Passed ship County Of Pctou
(sf Munro. Pictou Tor -; barks Merriam (Br),
Willis Pugwsrh Tor Liverpool JAS Kitchen tBr). REYNOLDS
Oursssrows. June a. a 2s-saiied. barks ssoeero
NtsiJ. uiuseppe. Leith; Emma (br) Williamson iron
Prince howard Isand kouen; 18th. Fortunate Catsrno
Maud scammeiI tBrl, Thompson, Plymouth; Giacomo
Mortcla (taD Oiivar Gloueester. Heica Isabel tr)
lbsnrchs tfrcm Montrea. Limerick; brig veiins tBr),
Curssc July s-Arriysd, steamers Lake Megsnte tBr,.
Bstsrsby. Lverpeol Canadian tBr) Mclean, Gissrow
ship Lady Clarendon (Br Marshall. bremerhsvsn; barhs
Abyssnia 3D. Smith. Waterford 1nmsunei. johnson.
Cissred en- ships Figs tBr, Ccssord Liverpool, East.
ern Eupire tBr). Love. greensck.
Below ysh ships Lake Ontario tBrl Gore. from Liver
pooi LAKE Michigan tBr. Bruer, from usssow both for
R,csrSucro July s-cssvsd, bark joins Brsndi yxor,.
Osen, vsssssa Dveh; Mary 6fshsa CD Temple, hsry-
oct Dssk.
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ST JAco June 22ArrIvcd hriga James Miller rsreer.
Boston American Union Collins. Brunswc tia sehr 81
Crsix Leland teorxetewn Do 2dsh brig sullivan Perry
do 9th bark Thomas Brooks, augh. New York; scnr
A Server, Somers. baltimore .
SAcuA June Arrived barkx brothers. Colson. Now
York; tieorge Kemp Orr. Taylor do; brig Josephns
Br) Canton Marssles land sailed 18th Tor MntansHs,;
Amelia tsrl whea.on $. lh"%.s: soth schr: Sssr.
sailed 27th srhr Abbi Burnley, Parker. New York (;
2sth, brig Doea tNor). Districksen. New York.
t;corgs Kemp (Br,, Taylor Tor No =
York; schrs bible pnnn, Martin ir 81 haters. mot
Of New orK Marion ChRmplin, Freeman for do do DO
suxrKRspr PEI July 6-Clcared, brig Carmenta (Br),
XII khan. Queenstown.
JonN. Nh. July Il-Arrived. sehr Evergreen (Br),
Mott, New York.
Cleared llth ship Gettysburg, Call Liverpool; schr
st lIerrs (srl. Haey Now YORK.
yIcroRIA, July 2-saed. shp Canon Harrison CRrL
HAYES. shanghai; bark ienry buck Sormsu. do
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
July IL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY Il, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
HgPoRrxp HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HHsALp
wnirEsrONK rrLEGRAPH LINZ

8krOxTxD BY tina HERALD SIkAM rACuFb AND abeALn
wnirEsrONK rELEGRAPH Linz
steamer Sparta. DID, Cooper Shields - dsys IN ballast
to Fanch, hdys Co June las 81 20 lon 81 pss.st
an Anchor ns steamer, saS sI A. night :..n.r
bound showing lights Tore and AFT and blue 'ishs
steamer Devon tBn Western. Gresnook 10 days. with
S..s.s curi. n.v.n. July With % a.: ana ~.
81 81 lon il -. Joseph BOSS. ss.~sn is ov.rbc.i
and although beat lowered effort made 10
sts.msr Tiy q san antonio r:.n:s... s.!,:. 70
Sst %s. s rs:
steamer wnIi.mspor. willstt. PhiIsdslpAl. With coal
h1sas S-s s q:
=. s sseo, AsSs So 4.
par. 80 feet cas: Jay lat 90 Ion e.
lat 40 30 Ion SO 20 nSi.ish bark from cAtani" dor
BARK Giuseppe Cspurro uaD, Capuiro Dublin A days.
BARK Fsd.rso 10 svsvo dab Barsora New Ross 4s
days. in ballast. to slocovich Go.
Ssrk K"sto Ns.', Ks'o Antwerp a days. in ballast
ap s.ns, 90 s{' n in
bark sirrah or, Ialveson. Arenda As days. in bal
bark KasSissn lSoD. uoyer. sternoway 81 day. in
naII ndss 80 - ,y n !. s:l
i sn
Bark Mschiavel Gssp. Marcsc. catanis 10 days. with
I.rI W dsinsh. .Brj, Orammond. Ms.sn.s. - days.
shr Annie Bill Reed Barbados Gays With
and PASSENGER: TO rrcwbridEe ~ Go;
with iorwooa 40. to wes.eis vessel TO 4 Madsett.
to Doliner Potter CO. vessel :. d H"r-
schr Enrotss Pharo Richmond.
schr Pharo Carts Aiesr v,a,.,,. =.
s HAr'f g. Be-
sehr Armenia Gale. Gsergstown, DC 3a
seSr ssis coursey Robinson Gsorse.own. Dc tor New
Haven.
xs- was the RALPH Carleton Grant shat arrived 1ota
from Cssdsnas mot tho Kate carsson az Incorrectly re-
''''''' PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of New Bedford. Fish, New Bedfora for
New York, with mdse and passsn 70 Barring DAVIS
Biis Daylight; Gibson, New Haven for Now York, in
schr 4 Young. Donovan. Addison Ne. for New York.
sS psiss sas 81 FOR York
sehr II A Chapman, Farrell, Georges Banks for Now
sebr J r Atwood, Atwood, Plymouth Tor now York.
s 70. s. Ss YORK.
schr Jonn Brooks; Fox, Bridgeport for New York.
ss S ss.dns II No.
:Sss'f s. NY
sss sig
schr Alert Niekerson. Port jefferson for New York..
Passed inSchr Mansfield Achorn. from Bangor before
reported st anchor in Hart Island Roads).
BOUND EAST
Steamer Fl:~borougn G5', Frassr. New York for s.
steamer Bolivar. Ger New YORK for Now London and
schr Crown Prince tBr). Bransco New York John
sehr su.snn.. Thnrs.on. Now York Tor Boston
81: Ss; =: S;:S
sehr j Anderson, Johnson. kondos. for Norwsk.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

The officers Of tho Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city to Animals have been kept very busy during the
recent heated term. superintendent fairfield reports
that during the past days the agents have inter-
fsred and prevented the abuse OF animals In liz
OF these nfsy -four were the teams werc ovor-
loaded and exhausted. SIxty-three horses lam
and suffering from under the harness, twenty
four wore found upon examination TO 10 utterly use
less by Of old age and in twenty nino
wagons loaded with calves and chickens wero found
overcrow dcd.
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average depth Of the southern channel Vera Cruz
iarbef - to rs feet No xhoai reported ~ The de
pwtment. found. though thorough snrvey IS MADE
howsv.i shcav place forming protection or sns, rom
the sonthsrnstgs OF the Aega Rect found covered
with " cet Of Though known tho author
lite: under the Of IA burro existing charts OF
once on the United States charts Of the men
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OBITUARY.
HENRY SMALLER.

Tho flags on the Produce Exchange were at half
mast yesterday out Of respect to the memory Of
Horny Smaller. tho commission merchant, who was
struck by lightning and killed at Adams. Conn, on
Tuesday. The deceased was sxty-two years OF age,
and carried the commission business BALTIMORE
He was formerly connected with the firm Of b. =.
Baker L. Co., OF this city, which failed about two
since.
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SUPERINTENDENT PECK's CASE.

ALBAs1, July IL. 1878.
The Governor authorizes tho announcement thatshe
papsrs in the case OF Assistant superintendent Peck
OF the Western division Of the Erie Canal, VINO Is
charged with an unlawful receipt OF 81, 900 from the
BY estimate for contract work on Inc Bur
iao Insane Asylum are undergoing careful examina.
lion ny competent Authorities, and no unnecessary
delay has been made In deciding upon his case
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STATE BOARD OF AUDIT.

ALBANY. N. Y. July ii, 1878.
Tho State Board OF Audit to-day continued the case
Of Charles L. Daniels. who claims slio,Ioo IL was
put over till tho next ectiog.
The claim Of James Brown, Sl155, for services ron
dsred Department OF Pubic Instruction, was taken
up but put over TIL tho next meeting.
Adjourned until September 10, 1875
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CANAL BREAK.

TRsSroS, N. J., July IL, 1873
serious break occurred IN the bank OF tho Della
ware and Raritan Canal, near Weston, between Mill
and Trenton, last night. No vessels can pass
large force OF aborors immediately set 10 work
and lott for the scene OF disaster to-day
IL Is reported that tue damage will DO repaired by
SATURDAY. noon.
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SAILED.

Steamers Celtic tBr). for Liverpool: Frsia ,Gsr) Ham
burg state Of Virginia (Br Glasgow CITY OF wsshins
ton Havana; Isasc Bell Richmond &C.; ships - chsres
YokouanA; Liverpool, London: India (PorO, Lisbon
Aminto ,B. Lverpoe; bsrks Lewis smith tbr, London
Costante usj, Cork Famouth TalismNn DO
dos: biig Daniel Trcw brdge, Barbados, 80 i.
Ai-o sailed steamer fherese for London ' -
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sHoAL m VERA cnus HARBoR
WASHINGTON. July II Some months the NAVY De-
psrtmsnt Informed Of sxisence ~ shoal In The
southern channel Of tho bsor Of Vera Crus THIS shcsl
reported ~ feet OF water thc channel havsg
average depth Of rs 30 feet The Us Nesmse kva
Com ander scssd toushing a. vera crns In NAY.
1873 had orders The thoal and n sueeesul
locate u On shs exciting Ass Ascsrlnx chart and
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CANAL OBSTRUCTION.

UrIcA, n. Y, July IL, 1878.
The breaking OF q trunk sewer here to-day OBJ
structed business on the canal, II IL expected navi
CATION will be resumed Friday morning.
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REv. DIR. CHRISTOPHER M. NlcxELs.

The death Of Rev. Dr.. Christopher N. Niekels
formerly pastor Of tho Central Presbyterian Church
ut Newark, IL reported IRON his late homo at ew
Lsudoa, CoAn. He wss ssvsnty-thrss years u age
nnd had long been ihvaild. Deceased had marked
ability as preacher. He was accounted OF the
beat Hebrew and Greek scholars Ia America
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SPOKEN.

cisco. june 3. lat "a Is =,
bark Revere from Francisco tor Victoria, June %
lat 20 N. lon l3J ~ ".
Bark Skjoldmoen (Nos. Jorrenssn from Phil ade phia
Tor Queenstown, July !. lat 80. lon IS 20
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HEAVY DEFALCATION.

ATLANTA, Ga. July II, 1878.
Tho report of tho Auditor in the suit OF the State
of Georgia VS. John Jones tho late Treasurer shows
that there Is a deficit OF $685. 900. SUIT ponding
against his securities, and the case Will DO heard In
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A TIN MINE.
SAN FRANCIS,

SAN FRANCISCO, July II, 1878.
The Temsscal tin mine in san Bernsrdino county
has been bonded German capitalists for ST. 600.
large force OF mon will soon be set 10 work IN the
m
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DEATH OF JAMES WILSON.

MONTREAL, July II, 1878
James Wilson, OF New York. who shot himself In
the Express Hotel yesterday, died to-day.
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ISAAC FR,ENDLANDER.

Isaac Friodlander, leading grain operator OF San
Francisco. dioo yesterday morning OF heart disease
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WHALLMEN.

Atlantic Ocean.
spoken 70 date lat ~ Ion IA schr Aurelis Flanders
NIB. with 80 bbls sp oil sisce leaving Barbados.
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THE TROY ROBBERS VICTIM DEAD.

SrRMoYrrLD. Mass, July IL, 1873.
Constable Thomas Quinn, OF North Adams, who was
shot by Thomas Mopahan, one OF the Troy robbers,
In the cars at Richmond yesterday, diod tonight.
Monahan will be brought at once TO this State.
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RAILROAD ELECTION DEFERRED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July IL, 1878. 4.
The election OF officers of the Central and Southern
Paoiac railroads, which announced for yesterday
was pogtpOne week.
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THOSE ORANGEMEN.
CONTINUED FROM SEVENTH PAGE. J
Orange march collected In this afternoon
and hauled away, by order Of the city authorities


BALD ON The HARDWARE STORES IN QuEnhC-
iRIsHMuN GOING TO MONTREAL - EXCITED
srArr ov prpryc vrrrJSo-A RIOT FEARED.
49,, INV urp.,n1
$50 r,,v,, ,s-.
-,,n ,.,.,.,.. % an.
49, - ..o,.rna .xc,.m.p,
's. $1,000. .,..,., %. d,v which
80 ..,,,w h.x,n. vsrv s.r,.
49,, - o,.,.cr mi. .usrp.on
- r".'s x,.,,.d an. h,ravar. store Of
-. cs;n,~ s..rd, ,.over Town ana demanded
-. 80. ,mm.a,.,.Iv .upnIied 10
:, - ,.,.x u.,s Ia ,ho,.h o,n.,
-. ~, ~. uron,,.t.,. handed ont
-, :. a.. ,.oh r.,,.r IMAM c,..,. .ov
.-...,. ~, ..,,.., .,t,.osa IN. crowd smash,d
- ~ s,.,,. .scv. 80 ..o,. ~. .rms
"D''a "'' 49, ~. -. Z. !" Y go
49,. r,.,.,. ~.rc ho~.ve, ,.t.r Dr. s..,,r a
oor,.ov,. Johr ssys.. and fron Nnrtireao,s
oyy roK MONTREAL
whom N, Ave- o,clock mail boat lsft for Nontrca,
.rowd. ....mhlsd N ..c 4. or and about thrce hum
srsa m.mbers Of tho Irish Catholic Union went
,noard rnev ~sre isudlv cbeered by hundreds
~ Irsnm.n womsn and children standing
,ror,s s.x.r., n.,o, .ho,s var. .rcbanyed az The
so, ,. tho wharf b.,v.ep those ON bo.r: and others
IN sboro lint No one vos wounded with tho excep-
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YACHTS, srEAMBOATs, &C.

4 -schooSsR YAoIir sc0D AZ AUCTION.
"A. MONDAY, July is, IL ~. foot Wall e.
Richter 4 Tufts, by q. W. ELTON, Aue,icncsr.
f,aBIx AND OPEN YACHTS FOR CHARTER; FISH
OiaE parties properly attended 10 NJ FRANK BATES
foot 37th ST, south Brooklyn.
yNANTED-A CEDAR PLEASURE BOAT, IL TO Is
w feet long; second hand boat In good condition viii
answer. Address ", SO Park av.. oity
VVANrED-BY THE WEEK OK MONTH"; FUK PRI.
w u-c Jb and nsainssii boat. nj feet Al.
Dress with particulars, NJ, box ia Herald once.
&QA-2i tO0r car RIGgED boat; COsr saD.
POOmust be soid. Particulars 10 W est Houston e.
..r mIsCELLANEOUs.
RIO aHkk fHE GUNS HARD AND HEALTHY usH
TfFkICk. 20 esntA
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ArEs prrARruRE FROM NEW York FOR the MONTHS
OF July AND AUGUST
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HoLvHrAp, July li-wInd NV. moderate; baromete
20el2.
PLrxouru, July Ii-wnd NV. moderate. cloudy; baron
etor 30.
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CLEARED.

Sailed tsom Flushing Bay this AN, bark Chapm q
(Br), from New York for Duuktrk. ~.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-14

it. and to maintain 1t In pur ity, is trial before
you. AS you love the institutions bequeathed to
tion aud value your freedom, you esteem virtue
and detest all wickedness, you are bound, in no un-
certain tones, to manifest your adherence Of the
great usurpation.
s. Another great topic remains to be considered,
and when shall have offered some brief observa-
tions upon it, my task will be done. Fellow citizens,
the Republican leaders rest their hopes of prolonga
ton of their power upon the that may attend
studied and energetic effort on the part to excite
and perpetuate sectional feeling. And nothing seems
to me more unwarranted, unpatrioue aud detestable
than this scheme. It is not enough that the Sonth
has frankly and manfuy accepted the results of the
ther adoption, no voice is raised against the
binding force Of tie Constitutional
amendments; that every law passed by. radical
Congress, however doubtful its consttutonalty, or
manifest its injustice and tmpolicy, is nevertheless
obeyed; that desire for harmony and peace and a
determination aid in the preservation of the Union
are Enthusiastically and plainly the dominant sentiments
Of the Southern p ople-all this ls not enough to
deter the Republican managers from resorting to all
the weapons in the arsenal Of the demagogue, by
which sectional hatred can be aroused nd perpetu-
ated aud solid North thereby created to rule with
rod of iron PROSTATE s. nth. 1t is thirteen years
since the close Of the war; tn rteen years since hand
walton Of the Union, aud yet articles now written
| aud speeches are now made by men, prominent in
y na written
said when war was fragrant and the Union was in
| danger.
Fellow citizens, nothing more unjust, no thing
| more urpatriotic, nothing more injurious to the
peace welfare aud prosperity of Republic nothing
more clearly demonsrrative of the necessity for a
change of rulers aud the inauguration of era of
justice and fraternity, than is afforded by these facs,
can be imagined. Do you wish the Union preserved?
| Then support those who woald bind it
together by the ties of fraternal
| feeling and common interest, as
well as by constitutions and laws. Do you revere
justice and advocate equality of rights? Then sup
port the party on whose banner "Justice aud Equai-
ty' are ndelibly inscribed. Do you wish to the
| county strong and prosperous? Then support the
pelicy that shedding its benign influence upon every
part gives irresistible strength and Universal well
| being to the whole.
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AND THE MAN Belts.
The Right of Railroad Companies to
Lease Their Roads.

PROVIDENCE r. Aug. 13.-Judge Harlan,
of the United States supreme court, has open
ed at Newport a special term of the circuit
court for the Indiana circuit, for the purpose
of trying the case of the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
lumbus Chicago & Indiana Central railway
company, and Roosevelt and Fondyke. respond
ents. The main question involved is the right
of railroad companies, in certain States, to
lease their roads. Respondents, Rose
welt and Fondyke. have filed a cross
bill asking for decree against the
Pennsylvania railroad. company, owners
of the stock of respondent company for arrears
of rent. The counsel who will argue for COM
plainants are Senator Stanley Matthews and
John Scott. The general counsel of the Penn
sylvania railroad company is ex-Gov. Thomas
A. Hendricks. On the part of the defendants
the case will be argued by Judge George Hood
ley, of Cincinnati; Senator Mcdonald, Of Indi
ana. and Mr.. Southmayd, of Secretary Eyart''
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