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New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
NEWSPAPER DELIVERY IN WASHINGTON.

SIR: In your issue of this morning IN. d."
apparently from this city, complains that those who
receive TIE DAILY TRIBUNE through the mall arc
always day behind the rest OF the world do not
find Il So The TRIBUNE Is delivered by the carriers in
their afternoon delivery, In all parts OF the city at
about O'Clock points the Post Ohce, aud within
an hour or two thereafter at points distant My
own copy Is delivered oftener before than after
o'clock. D. A. A.
Washington d. c., July 10, 1873.
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IL is we'll 10 look at both sides of fan. On
heated" Sunday in Philadelphia the other day, tho
minister was tanning himself vigorously He did not
see but the congregation did thai the of ms
fan bore the inscription, Buy BOggless Btters Bos-
ton Transcript. ..-
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Bench and Bar OF the Southwest etc, are rare spec
uens OF hHmor, coucbed IN olassie Epgilsh O. o. r
Esw York july 10. 1878. - 4 rtrf
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Oredr 6teamers


A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIV ERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMkRI
CAN FLAG. Sailing III tSDAY trOm philadelphia
SICILY sails Thursday July 20. 3 a m.
RED STAR LINR-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and UnIed states aA sailing semi
monthly Alternately frOm PniaielDhia anc New YORK.
VADERLAHD sails rU ESDAY, July -. ~ m
For cf passage ana other information appiy 70
PETER WRIGHT a SONS, General Agents :.
SO7 Walnut st, Piisdelphia % BrOadWay NoW nork
JOHN McbOEALD. Agent BAttery.plAee. HeW.YoEk
GUI0N LINE,
" UNITED STATES NAIL sTE.AMERs,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL d.
Leaving Pier 50, N. r. fpot Of kngst :
WYOMIN0... bSDA1 July 90 II n IA
CITY or NEWf IU EsDAl uly So % " Ms
MON rANA
WISCONSIN, EsDAY aug rs, y. m
NEVADA UESDAY. Aug, 20 10 a m
TF These steamers built of iron. in waterug mt ecm
psTimentA and urnlshed With REQUISITE % make
he passage across both safe and agreeable nav
Ing bath room, smokingroom drawing room piano ana IL
experienced stegardess hnd caterer on
The staeTO0ms al on deck thus lnslrlh
those greatest Of all uxuries at sea- perfect Nenuauon ana
hight -..- -, .eo. =. ,u,,,
C1BiH PASSAGE (accoriing 70 sLaSerooml SO TO $50
INTERMEDIATES, gfO; SIEEHAuE, Szo.
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6iluationp manIeo--maLe

A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, age %,
~ would like situation in tho country 70 take care OF
horse and COW will be found willing ana Oblmg beet OF
references IRON last employer Address WILLIAM, 81
West 44th-st
A Poor Student of Theology desires work of
N any kind self wife separately together wits
good cook &c Address DODGE. ist West lltEs6
A CHRISTIAN YOUNG MAN, 10 years Of
n age wants situation IN some respectable business
25th-st.
GARDENER.-By a married man; English !;
~ incumbTance; sober and INDUSTRIOUS has eighteen
esr practical green house. hot and cold
fes fruits hOWeTs vegetable thoroughly understands
the and OF fancy STOCK WE wo
take charge OF dairy aud poultry whch she tny Under
reference. AddHess J. u. b. tribune Up
town Office 1,2SS Broadway. ... ..f..r
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RrIiaionsA NoiIree.


Chnrsh q abe Dscles t3hSt and nedsSsqgIs
nous s sH seare for rsas1e without Rseionp AZ sub
Sp SSe SSESe cass a' a. Young Hs Ms
"wednesday evening &C g. General PFayermooons fho-'
evening ats -Z-
1., "A 1h Coveaan M corner ParlEaEs.
and SShst the ey MARVIN r. nSSiioN ot me Brc
Church hs Rev BevaD) win unite with the
." services s az ii m The Rev JAMES M WILTON, D. D.
President OF Wiston Seminary, VIII preecn -
Cocsiste Dutch Church 5sys we Sps 5sa n
SABBATH. 2lst inst Services at y am and 1,lS ?. "a
pS,ss Ss%Ee Sgf @ S aIsae aSS aS On
SABBATH, 2istinsG Services at II a. m and 746 p M -
Calvary between 90 and % On nS
MoRNiNa = sn5ect Sweet Promise Tor Hsr and
Heated Tl@esS EVENING the Dr. HERR, Of Central
Church, breaches Strangers cordially invited = -
a,-i H'' n hHEsS MsdiSon ave SnS sgs6sS s1is
Rns % = seess $ oDe 4 e morning. Sf sSd the Rev
GEO. 5. CHAMBERS in Toe evening Ll
street g ShrsS s1S SSnsr r 2
preach a. LEA u e. ss5yss sysg SUNDAY
n z
sAeIsE ana a sSs evening ne ESsiS q 5Ss me, RsT 3;
GEORGE This church so w ss oPS PSrs lU
the summer. STRANGERS welcome - --.-----------
North DuIch Church, III FutO9st aud 5s AETs Asnsty
IHa Praise -mecting and RI DAY EVENINo Prayer
A-~~N
Prayetmeeting Isl bed
Old John street VI Y Church (between Nassau and WI
Preaching by the PASTOR the Rev D. T. ABBoIt
at 1899 and 745 y. ~, Sunday school ana Ilas
meeting M a. Seats free all cordially inVited Young
Peoples Prayer meeting t6;l5 ,. m. !. -
Tabernacle Baptist Cbnrch,
2d-ave. between 10Th and tlth-sts. .rsffg
Tho Rev. JOHN LOVE-, 81
-f. .| III .."War -. Morning: ...nlJ ,|IfI...la
"SEJFDENIAL." ..f
t Evening: F .
"Do DEPARTED SAINTS THINK lI OF AND MINISTER
Prayer meeting on wednesday ard Friday evenings
strangers cordially Welcomed.
The Rev. WIN. p. COrbt win preach at Beekman Hil
n. Church East 5Oth-sk, between lat and 2daveS ms
farewell semOns. Morning subject "Dpubting Ihomas'
Evening subject Great Work Of Cod" Church open
ali Summer. Eminent men wall preach.
The Rev. Matthew Hale smith wiz preach On SUN SUN
DAY the Church OF the Dscips 4Hthst and Madison
Morning: "SOlOmOns search for Pleasure without
God" Evening" Getting New Minister = II -
Thirty onrh Street Reformed Church, west Of shave,
the Rev. CARLOS MARTIN Pastor VIII preach 70 moIrew
goth inst at i0.3O Subject; The Two Marks and eS
p m subject; "WhOm shan we Trustr Strangers vel
University Place Presbyterian Church h-Iho Pastor,
the Rev Dr. BOOTH,wiH preach t0'morroW mOrDlng
at4 o'clock No afternoon service In ts church ahg tne
Summer season. ..... ...l
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alusital Jnstrnmerns

A DUMAHAUT, lnte 5: x. BALL e. Co,
n No. rs EAST l4rH-Sp .....
Chickering's Steinways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, on instruments. and FOR rent
GREATEST BARGAINS in PIANOS and
W ORGANS during this month known IN the Jned
states We are determined maintain position The
CHEA PEST and RELIABLE House tn the World and
WILL dispose OF present stock "a 800 NEW sno sC
OND.HAND INSTRUMENTS OF BEST makers mcndlng
WATERS and SH0NINGERS, place them within th6
reach Ofeyery family in the land by offering them AZ FAC
TORY PRICES al fully warranted We have been IN tho
business nearly thirty years and cannot be unaersd on ns
class instruments BY any Amerca Take advantage
OF this GREAT OFFER and send fOr catalogue az once
nORACE NATERS n SONS. so East lath.sL. New York
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
GREATEST BARGAINSss$Sissssss&Es; 4;

during y month ever known an NJ =. - We gre DC;
ferrnined ma intain position ne Oh IA PET ana
RELIAB House az ths World nHd VIII % D!,-
HAND INSTRUaIEN oL BEST makeFs, tneiat,gg
WATERS' & SB0NINGER'S. place them within hs
reach oy eyeTy family kc land ba oIefns them OF
FACTORY PRTUKS, al fully warranted. We have
been business nearly Thirty Years and cannot %
Under sold frsi.eass InstramenIs ~ any house "
America. Take advantage fnis GREAT OkEER, y
send Jor Catalsgne az once. HORACE WATERS a.
SONS, 40 Enst 14th-st, New-YOrk.
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Qofean eframers.

GTATE LINE.
- no dI.ASj ON. .LIVERP POOL, DUBLIN, BELFAST and
LONDON DERRY. aBd tile PA ms EXPOSITION. Prom
Pier 4e y 4. iootof lanai-st.. as follows;
STATE tjurStay. nT Is
BIAfE OF lou IriA lhilstdY. Al gust i
f1rst eahn Ss 20 k75 according accommodauols re-
turn tickets reduced rates SecOEd cab SlJ at
lowest rates.
Amply f6 AUSTIN BALDWIN q co. geutsg No IL Broaf.
way New York, STEERAGE ueeta - No. 45 rO,dway
and at company,s pr foot q can9 y. NosI i.vet
TTNfTED STATES AND BRAZIL -bIAIL.
~ -,,-- , STEA MSHIP LINE
FOR ST TIfONA47 PAHA PERNABBUc0 BAHIA
AND no DE JANEfhO. - ~
The new nrst-9laSs iron eteamship tIi1 OF PARA,
Captain Carpenter wi the above polts oo ru ES
DAY, Augnst6 tia m Freight a. low rates eken for
freight received az ali times Roberts Dock Brooklyn
INSURANCE LOWER THAN by ANY OTHER LINE.
sHIPPEHs DEsIRIA 5 @ INsURA AACE CAN EFFECT
'f- SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POIlCf .Hi
For frght cDgagements or passage having eieraps ae-
HS S' 'pp'' h',Sg c. H. MALLORY co. Agsnts
-.s rr1 ONCE Pier 20 East River.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

For CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA, CENTRAL an .
SO 0'rH AN ERICA 5ANDWIuH ISLANDS. NRW.zEA
LAND, AUSTRALIA. BRITISH CQLUABlA, WASH
fNC5,r0N TERRITORY aud OREGON.
sailing from Pier foot Cnnaist. N0rth River
For SAN FRANCISCO via the IsrnNUs OF. PANAMA
Steamship COLON, Saturday July 2OA
CORnactsg OenUTnl and south America. u1
Frorl SAN FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN and CHINA.
Steamship CiTY q OFfOkIU saturday August 8
From san srancisco SANDWICH islands Au5traia a
stss,aship zEALANpIA. MONDAY. August 8, 49,. -.
F0r freleht Dor passage apply 81 Companys uface on
the Canal orth lnyer And for passage on
at Companys Ticket Office. No z67 Broadway
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
Opening Of the French Exhibition.

PARIS, May 1.-The international
Exhibition of 1878 opened to-day with
great eclat, the programme for the
event heretofore made public being
strictly carried out. At one time 10
the morning it was feared the ceremo.
MES would be interfered with, as at
nine o'clock rain was falling, but 81
9:45 o'clock the rain ceased, at II 80
o'clock the clouds broke, and the sun
shone out brilliantly the weather
though was rather hot. President
MacMahon reached the Exhibition at
two o'clock in q state carriage, escorted
by his military household. He was
welcomed by NJ. Tresseriere, and DIR.
Bodt, Minister Of Commerce, and de.
clAred the Exhibition open amid music
by the bands. The..MArshal then, at
the head Of q brilliant procession
which included the Prince Of Wales,
eX.king Amadeus, and the Crown
Prince Of Denmark and Netherlands,
proceeded throughout the Exhibition
building. The scene was picturesque
and imposing in the extreme. State
bodies in grand uniform, Councillors
and Magistrates in robes, different
bodies OF the Institute aud Legion OF
Honor, stood in strong contrast with
Senators, Deputies and Clergy, and
minor officials in their civil costumes.
The Exhibition building vas gaily
decorated with the flags Of all nations.
An immense crowd was In the vicinity
Of the American department, which,
though unfinished, compares iavorably
with others the department OF manu-.
features shows least progress. The
American art department Is the best
ever shown abroad by America.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
Ntrnnre Coincidence.

Many persons have been struck with
the similarity of thought of different
individuAls. W. all know how this
produces the most happy marriages,
and II 10 the very basis Of unity Of &C.
ton. It is so common that it has long
since ceased to be considered 8 phe.
nomenon. But 1t must surely be con.
sidered q phenomenon when two indi-
viduals over four hundred miles distant
the one from the other, use exactly the
same language to express their thoughts.
VI have q Ease Of this kind before US,
and II 10 surely worthy Of more than q
passing allusion. The two individuals
happened to be thinking about the
drumming business, and both very
strangely happened to center on the
very same illustration, but still more
wonderful, both happened to select the
very same words 10 express their
thoughts. The Memphis Herald man
used the following language:
"One partner 10 drum 10 one part
and the other partner 10 remain at
home and obtain trade from his section
by means Of advertising in newspa-
pers, circulars, etc., the result Of which
was the latter turned ove twenty-five
per cent. OF his sales and paid twenty
two per cent. for advertising, while
the other accounted for only thirty per
cent. OF the profits, the balance having
been spent Ia travelling. This stopped
drumming with that house
A day or two aferward the Vicks'
burg Commercial man oppressed" him.
self as follows:
zone partner to drum in one par
and the other partner to remain a
home and obtain trade from bis section
by means of advertising In newspapers
circulars, etc., the result of which wal
the latter turned over seventy.fve pei
cent. OF his sales and paid twenty-five
per cent. for advertising, while the
other accounted for only thirty pei
cent of the profits, the balance having
been spent in travelling. This stopped
drumming with that house."
The touching part of this is the fac
that the Memphis mar foretOld, as /
we're, the very language the Vicksburl
Commercial man would use, and ap
propriAted 1t. Verify, truth is Stran
ger than fiction. And verify grea
minds run in the same channel.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
MINOR ~TELEGRANIS.

New YORK, May l.-Helmbold ID
again in custody, under the charge oil
acute lunacy,
LONDON, May Lit is stated that
Beaconsfeld has resolved on the disso.
luton Of Parliament.
ST. Petersburg, May There has
been no change for the worse in the
condition Of Prince GortschakoG.
CHARLESTON, S. C., May Hon,
Thos. 7. Simmons, q leading member
Of the Charleston Bar, and one Of the
most prominent Democrats of the
South, died to-day.
WARRINGTON, May 1.-The Sigma
Service Station at Sandy Hook, New
jersey, reports the bark Nettie T
Guest ashore about q mile north OF
that Station.
LONDON, May 1.-The first of Nav
and November being days on which
The Bank OF England makes up its bal.
ances, to-day is q holiday at The Bank
and on the Stsck Exchange.
ELLsWoRTH, NE, May 1.-The steam.
er Cimbria lies quietly at anchor 81
Southwest bSrbOr. There has been lit,
tie or no communication with shore
except for The purchase Of fresh pro,
Visions,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
A InRartana Aatser.

After . IOsg struggle and great suf-
fsrius, the people Of this city threw OF
: rule % oppressive and OdiOuS AS ever
sansa q city. When the change took
plaeS the new Government found the
city thrSe-qusrtsrS Of . million dollars
IL debt with no assets. By the closest
economy, and the most persistent and
lsbOriOuS efforts, the expenses Of the
City Government have been reduced
to ons-third what they were under
Radical rule, and after q thorough con.
alteration Of our duty in the matter,
the vast debt Of the city was cOmprO-
missed, and the interest on the principal
yet to DO paid has been reduced 10 such
& reasonable figure that the city can
easily meet II in the future. II we can
have good government in the future
We have nothing to fear. The most
important branch OF the City Govern
ment is the Board Of Aldermen. We
need good Aldermen for the next few
years as badly aS we ever needed
them, in fact they are essential al the
time. The election comes of in about
one month from now, and the prospect
of having q good and efficient BoSrd
of Aldermen is not . AatteriDg one.
There 10 q large number Of candidates
for all Of the oniceS to which salaries
are attached, an It 10 quite probable
that the voters vii make fair selections
Of representative men. The salary AL
dermen receive 10 no inducement to the
sort Of men the city needs, and the
present indications are that the best
men will not push Themselves forward
TO seek these thankless, laboriOus posi-.
tons. There are some, however, who
will seek them, and it is possible that
these are not the men who will serve
the municipality most efficiently. We
suggest that 1t would be a good idea
for the voters in each ward to meet to.
gelher after due notice and nominate
two good, trustworthy and capable
men, and request them 10 run for Al.
dermen. In this way citizens Who will
not announce themselves, and who will
not run unsolicited can be induced TO
serve the city. We hope the people
will reflect seriously on this matter, for
1t would be q great disaster to us If an
inefficient or untrustworthy Board
should be elected.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Report Of the Lsves and Improvement
CSmmlttss-AmOuntS Proposed to be Al.
Io%wsd-sCOps Of the Work, etn,

WASHINGTON, May l.-NT. Robertson,
Chairman, presented to-day, the report OF
the LeVee and Improvement Committee.
with amendment TO the bill previously re.
ported for a permanent Commission, The
amendment provides es follows: For clos.
Ing crevasses and breaks In the State Of
Illinois, $4,000; In the State Of Missouri,
S5l ,2j4; above The Ohio, in the state OF
Missouri, {49O, $50; below the Ohio, in the
state OF Tennessee, 100000; in the state
OF Arkansas, 81, 2g9, lSJ; state Of Miss!s.
sippi, Sl1S,0OO; Louisiana, SCI, $50, For
raising and Strengthening levees on the
lower Mississippi, Sl,O0O, 900; total, $3s7l,.
5ii. The Jurisdiction OF the Committee
having Jeen extended to the Improvement
OF the navigation Of the Mississippi
river, as well as the protection Of the al.
luvial lands, the report submitted by Mr..
Robertson treats very fully ana elaborate.
ly IN review OF the whole Mississippi
river system. He gives equal prominence
10 Inc reclamation OF alluvial lands, and
shows most conclusively that II 10 as much
the duty OF the Government 10 repair, re.
build aud maintain the leyees as Il II 10
improve the navigation of the river, and
meets fully any constitutional objection
that might be raised against the protection
Of the alluvial lands from overflow,
IL 10 a report which will Interest
nose looking for cheap transportation
10 all sections Of The great Valley Of the
mississippi, as well as those who look TO
me Government for protection from the
devastation OF OverilOws. The report Was
unanimously c%Oncurred 10 by the Commit.
tee, aud the amendment offered by Mr..
ROBERTSON was agreed TO BY nine out Of
the eleven members OF the COMMITTEE.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

II those two Hayes Democratic jour.
mails, the Vicksburg HERALD and the
Meridian Homestead, we're to draw on
from the Fraud, put on their War.paint
and they'll come 10 it-and boiler for
Blair and hurrah for Tilden, the right.
ful President and the coming man, it
would 90 quicken in the fraudulent
PTetidenEs breast the sense OF Gin, that
be would Immediately telegraph 10 the
editor Of the Mercury TO come on and
write bis resignation document for hun.
Meridian Mercury.
So? Did It ever occur to the Mer'
curry that the Ablest SOuthernerS agree
with the HERALD on this question Z
Did Il ever fit across the mind Of our
COtemporary that It would be very inn
polite for the South to attempt to lead
In this matter? Talk about unseating
The Ruler Of forty millions of people 10
cheap, but the work Is vast. Mr..
Hayes was declared President by Con.
grsss, he was duly i~nAugurated, and he
will stick. The South could only iDjure
herself by attempting 9 crusade Of
bowling against him, and we are glad
to see that the vast majority Of our
people are not the leas! moved to do
90. Hayes 10 doing very well. He 10
kindly disposed toward US, and he has
secured the snmity Of the extreme Rad.
IcslS. Any ono who can do this lie
necessarily o friend Of the South. Of
course the President 10 wrong in cling
ing to the old Southern Radical hulks
and frazzled ends, but then we must re-
member that be 10 somewhat COM
promised with them.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03

the reward promised Did you carry
out your part Of The agFeemsnt2 How
did you carry out the agreement and
90 on. The same line Of questions eau
be put on Demise statement, and true
answers will be given in every case"
Before Congress Adjourns, Mr.. Spriag-
or IL very confident that the true in-
Wardness Of Florida frauds will be
completely exposed.
Secretary Sherman returned from
Philadelphia this morning. A reporter
inquired Of him what be thought Of Ibe
so-called McLin confession, and IL be
would be willing 70 say anything on
the subject. The Secretary laughed
slightly, and replied: "Oh, No; nolh-
Ing, except that | regard II with great
contempt"
GENERAL BUTLER EXPLAINS HIS RELA-
TIoNs WITH DENNIS.
General Butler said 10 regard 10 the
alleged Florida confessions 4: l must
decline TO say anything &c 10 the effect
these confessions may have. l am
member of the Judiciary Committee,
where these matters, II presented In the
House, will probably be referred, and
there | will have 10 pass judgment up
on them. | will say something, how
ever, about the paragraph in Mr.,
Demise statement which has reference
10 me. do M know whether Mr.,
Dennis has been correctly reported oil
not, but this is what occurred between
him and me right here in my Office
NJ. Dennis was introduced 10 me by 6
personal friend, and said to me that be
knew something about the Florida
elections, and that there had been
frauds committed by the alteration o.
poll and return books, whereby sufi'
cient Republican votes 10 make o ma
jority for Hayes had been added. lie
also read to me certain papers purport'
ing TO prove that, l said, "If that lie &c
l do not see how Mr.. Hayes can hold
his Office but this is q matter which
belongs 10 Congress,And Congress alone
should deal with it," He also informed
me that these matters had been made
known TO Mr.. HAYES either through
Governor Noyes or himself 4 think hC
said by botb), aud that Mr.. HsyeI
had given him letters recommending
bis appointment 10 some position. HI
stated that be had held several appoint
ments under Hayes upon the strength o
these recommendations. l said to him IL
substance that il such q matter we're t
presented in Congress such action wou'(
undoubtedly be taken as the gravity o
the complaint would demand. DENIM
then told ME that he would soon
go 10 Florida 10 perfect these proofs
The nextI heard of the matter, and al
| have heard further, 10 what | havl
heard through the newspapers. Mr.
Dennis desired me 10 treat the matte
confldentially, and have done so. HI
has chosen to % into the newspapers
and ] sui pose that releases me iron
any obligation Of secrecy. lie has al
90 given the same directions as L
where | can obtain Information of 81
improper use Of funds in Louislan
by the M'Veagh commission, and
have caused some investigation to b
made into that matter, the reslts Q
which, for The present, ! hold 10 be con
fdeDtial.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-03
Opposition to the Repeal Of the Bankrupt
Law.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The struggle
against the unconditional repeal of the
Bankrupt Law, and its reference 10 the
Judiciary Committee was earnestly sup.
ported by Senator'S Merrimon aud
Ransom, OF North Carolina, One Of
the Senators said the Bankrupt Law
had stood thirteen years, and certainly
there was q doubt as TO the propriety
OF its repeal. lie spoke of the home.
stead law OF North Carolina, and said
the Supreme Court OF the United States
had recently decided 1t to be Of no
good against old debts. Should the
Bankrupt Law be now repealed, many
persons in his State would be turned
out Of their homes without mercy,
He favored the amendment OF Mr.,
Matthew'S, that these people might
have time to save their homesteads by
availing themselves Of the Bankrupt
Law the State could not give them
relief, but the Bankrupt Law would dc
40,