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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
[bY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
EAsroN, Pa, Sept 90 1873
The national greenbAck iabor party OF Northamp-
ton county met in convention In Easton this after
noon. full county ticket was nominated, which IS
admitted by tho democrats 10 be a strong one, and
they admit that though II may not be successful the
democratic majority Will DC greatly reduced.
-, KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept p, 1873
James SEWER was nominated tor Com ress day by
the democrats IRON the second district, and A. G.
Watkins as an Independent democrat ibis Will in-
the cleo ion OF L. g. Hcnk, tho republican candi
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KNIVES AND PISTOLS.

John and Frank McKenna aud william aud Isaac
woosey revived old quarrel last evening In front
Of No. lis Mulberry street In tho melee william
wooisey shot In the head and stabbed In the leg
lie accuses John MckcDna OF having inflicted The
wounds Frank Mckenna was cut Ia tho ear aud ac-
cuses Isaac Wooiscy as hts assai,ant william Wool.
sey to st. vinccnps ospital and the oihe
men wero confined In the Mulberry street station
hou
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rnE GREAT NOVEL.
From tho German oi PAUL uEYSE.

mot touch l. given without adequate purpose not
sentence write shich does not help 10 produce the eject
utmost confidence Ia our Judgment OF a. Now York
INK Post.
II We not mistsken. In Psiadiso will create gem
une sensation IN the higher literary circles Of Aneca
Bo,t,n Transcript
"fnc book has the calm Of thoughtful deliberate power
In the miist Of MI Its passions bottom Courier.
No recent German fiction has greater Interest,"
or ability '-fhilsde phia North American.
This work of such extensive scope aud such
iu aud fehctous worsnanship that u Is certain to vim
more THAN an ordinary N re ofinciigent attention;
but besides and proofs " Intuition ana Of pic-
tos power there into book decisive r,s-
nent OF greatness hat u nim to follow through the mn
tretha III ~ high actions and high passions worthuy
described Now iUra
SIT is symmeirica al we'll bnnt .nd powerful novel Of
ard bissc OF ninds ~ " nkcvse profound and
searching study OF human mature IN msnold forms anG
under every possible light. Utica Herald
in Paradise forms No. Of Appietous collection OF
In Two vols paper price 90 cents volume
cl.th, 81 per vonm,. .,, 80, ,
address Ia the United states, on receipt Of price.
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80 and 1Si broadway. New York.
NAY AGNES FLgMING,s NEW NOVEL,
HEIR OF CHARLTON,
Prcc III IL IS of the best this author WORKS
ana viii have an extraordinary sale.
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Of the same author, other splendid novelsi-
guy Esriseoufts Wife 4 Wonderful woma,.
A Terrible secret \ Mad Marriage
NQtinc's Revenge. Que NiIht's Mystery.
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PREACHING IN THE PARK.

man giving the namc OF Rev. H. $. Snider, OF
Cincinnati, was arragnci before judge Murray yes.
tcrday morning on a charge OF disorderiy conduct
lie had been preaching from ono OF tho benches
large crowd In tho City Hall Park
whon an olfccr took him In CUSTODY Judge Murray
listened to the charge OF the Officer about to
be subjected to an elaborate defence irem prs.
onsr but saved himself by saying, "You arc dis.
charged" The Rev Mr.. Snider shook hands with tho
just judge, anu handed him ono OF his circulars
headed with a text from Isaiah.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO 1HE HERALD
CINCINNATI. Onio, Sept. 81, 1873.
About ten o'clock TO- light German mattress maker
named CHRIS Prehn aged twenty years. sho, his
vito through tue head, instantly killing hor. mo-
mont later, just shc had fallen into her mothers
arms corpse, he placed the same pistol to his own
heid ana ared, killing himself as promptly as he had
Slaughtered bis vile. they had been on bad terms
Ior some time past and during the evening had been
quarreilne al tho homo OF the wifes parents. Both
her father aud mothef wore present when the bloody
deed done.
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NOTABLE TKADEsMEN ~ PARIS.

AU GRAND norEL-PARIs. PLACE DE L'oPERA
Bedrooms from 8 francs day
- ,ssns day. & lodging board ani
no1f oyas @ r Pr i. L. rx y
ALr sis G:Ruis b S GsrucsEs
Au rs Frni s' yS o Isy'
Au faG RUE yi W FLS AND FANCY
sit fc Ok e JOIN yiif SS2ss
Sous Es r1I R asa s'a Fox
FaSSl oobs Rug S Ss',s
oARkfAG@ sufH 81 H.p"'' MILLION QUIET CO.,
WINES ri@sr GRowTip .-oLAHEr,. BouRGoGNE.
Champagne. sherrios. Brandies Cuviilter, 10 RaS
cosrEcrios wMoLEsALp FOR LADIES.
ORA &c sSqTsH
A. KSSs s as
,EwEkEe r sGs Il se s o 4%'
,xn,aS s2sS nus Dc !. rs,r' also at deusva
Paris, 80 Rue Richsliou
2SE sFoos 5F b. s sss% qf ai Ia szsa'
GSi S@%f asH t lnnss.a1 a A,e;
Paris, 10 Rno dc la PAX
RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR.
rArgsTh ns 't oasr Ii TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
YOUNG i I1D ii sCHooI MISS suLEAu. toara,,,
yous@ LHDIEs' sGoo @%e nh.r euf sAs,S%
YousS 81 o oE.l's sSrl Tis 0'~
II. -.
Ineriss is,aeas tirst class Family Hotel LIN
JEwEIKY, BiJotIEaif. OBJECTS or ART.
Ss lsssss souvr.u
.,Is os's ne" oDsf.
Boulevatd Montmsrtre u strictly nycd prices.
A bAuTkUCHE FEATHERS AND PLOWEiis q,
EAU DIS FEES PROGRESSIVE HAIR, BEARD bYl;
- Medals 20 sarah Felix % Rue lsiehcI.
Jh"GLki. niJot IERin. Goldsmith WORKS. O.
LIE ROY 4 iiLs. uoaLoukas DE la MARINE. II
ana - G-,esis ASn.psnssr, fAiais Royal.
49, Rist. y Boulevard des capucines.
MILLINERY FiRsr CLASS tOR THE MOST STYLISH
Partisan isdi.s Caroline Reboux ~ Rue de la PAX.
LINGERIE De uAUrk ELEGANCE. DRESSES COS
TUNES Muller Gilbert, 8 kue dc la rsix.
MMES DE vERrUs sHuEs. PATENT CEINTURE
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES. FERRY ii RUH
,r, Serb, unoqa .ed for ,tylis, laaies ...
Head Dresses first class BUTLER Frero Soeurr
ioi Rue Rchelien -
LAir D'i.is EMULSION PERFuMED. GIVING
Ecauty ~ complex l.. I. Pver. 10 boulevard De
EAU DESfifRIcE PHILIPPE AND oDoNrHALrNa
RESTAURANT VELOUR JNE. DuCnasNE sUCCR.
Psais Royal ualete yales. lo7. iOe. 100.
DINER NATIONAL. CArELAtN I73 PALAIS ROYAL.
SPECIALLY on WEDDING ORNAMENTS. FROM 40
5000 francs. ca. LABouRIAN, Jewciier. Ii9
PRECIOUS STONES oPALs SPECIALLY, DOBNIH
q, Hiung"yg L. A. deldsehnidt, Rue Le Peletief.
v"pderheym. Expert OF Tribunals. ~ Rue Taitbout.
nysTERs-ofsTEHS--To EXPogrERs OF oYsTEHs
Ss,mr. IL sAuSf6s lSc 60. II 10 MARK LANE.
FisiiERiss IN lie Duchy Of x rSST. ENGLAND. win bs
glad to receive CONslgSMENfS ANERfCA "
oysrkhs; which they win sell At their UNIVERSAL.
OYSTER DEPOT. BILLISCsGArk, At the highest pr,.o-
Licable prices.
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MATRIMONIAL RAPID TRANSIT.


IBI IEIEbHfFT TO THE II ' KAED I
SrRSGPiKLD, Ohio, Sept. q, 1873
Miss Gussie DJz,, posscssor OF four lovers ami an
iratc parent who threatened the io OF her accepted
lovsr-Frank ~ ns,on-eoped with the iatt er
this afternoon and married on the train on tho
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland anu Indianapolis
Railroad, between springfield anu Marysvillc by Rev
Joshua knighL TINS rs supposed 10 be tn, first IN.
stance record VI an elopement marriage on u rail-
way train, aud that at isrty .nilos per hour.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD.1
READING, Pa, Sept 81 1873
This evening Stephen Brown, coored aged about
forty was struck by tho engine OF the O'Clock
passenger train on tho BerKs and Lehigh branch OF
the Reading Railroad, and narrowly escaped beng in
stanty Killed. His right arm aud leg urc broken and
terribly lacerated He may not recover. He can give
no account of now II happened.
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RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE.

Inspector wsidy, with oiptain wogom. the Cen.
trail Oflcc detectives and platoon Of men, raided
the saloon the corner OF Broadway and Third
street. Williamsburg just before midnight last night
ana arrested twelve men Who were gambling. Judge
Elliott liberated them bail ~ very early hour
this mornipE
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
1ERRE HAUrE, Ind Sept. Il, 1875.
William Foreman, reading few miles north OF
this city, near Centrevile, has just been arrested
acharge OF causing the death, yesterday, OF Miss
Jennie Murdoch, member OF respected family In
the same pclghboThood by Efforts to pr0duce
abortion to cover up his crime Of seduction. Tho
matter has created great excitement
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YOUNG LADY's HEAD BLOWN OFF By
GUNsHoT.

GUNsHoT.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va. Sept. II, 1878.
Inc farmhouse OF W. Il. Deae, IN the upper section
oil southampton county, four miles IRON Boyker's
depot was the scene OF shocking tragedy this
morning. About eight O'Clock, Luther Deale, young
son OF W. II. Deae, was sent by Edward Barnes into
tue room OF Miss Moliie Nelson to obtain shotgun TO
shoot al hawk lew moments aitcrward the explosion
oil firearms In Miss Nelson's apartment alarmed the
amily ana on their rushing INTO the room Miss Moe
was found PROSTATE on the hcor tho top OF her
skull blown on her head and shoulders bathed In
blood. Young Deae in banding the gun had acct
denally discharged II and The whole load struck Mss
Nelson. she lived IN an onscious state about an
hour, attended by Dr.. SebieiI, OF Boyker's Depot.
The deceased was sister OF Mrs. Dsae and visit
10 she house, having como only the day boiore IRON
only eighteen years OF and very beautiful and In
teresting,
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NAVAL ACADEMY.

ExAMiSA1IoSs FOR ENGINEER cADETsHIps--
NAPoLs
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS Nd, sept II, 1873
The mental examination OF candidates Tor cadet 90.
gnccrs was resumed to-day. In tho morning the
candidates we're examined In geometry ana drawing
in tho afternoon 10 English studies The examina.
tions made simuitaneous1y and on tho same SUD.
jecI The answers are gwen In writing.
Tho United States practice sh ip Co usteaton, Com.
mander II. r. Howison commanding arrived here TO.
day. The cadet midshipmon will not disemuark un.
I'll ne 1t Sat urday
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FL.ORILfNE,

Tor th. teeth aud breath IL the b, Hqad eentiirics
the world IL thorou ceansss partially docayed teeth
from all parasites sins auiina lculn" leaving them
pearly white, impartiug delightful ragrancs TO ths
breath. the FRAGRANT FLoRILiSL removes Instantly all
Hfsius from foul svus tobaccO smoke Bsing
partly composed of honey. soda and OF
herbs and plants IL Is ecty harmless and delicious
sherry. - -
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP. No. 4o3 Oxford ST..
London, England. and rotaicd every ~nere.
Price 10 cents.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

Toronto, Ont, Sept. 81, 1873.
special cnbo despatch says that the Grand Trunk
Railway accounts for the last haiyesr show sufficient
net revenue to pay pre.prserepco debcnturs stocks
charges ana 70 curry forward 81, 800
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
ipY l1LEonApu 10 rnr HEHALp. |

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 81, 1873
The day before yesterday Charles Wright, son Of
DR.. William Wright, OF Princess Anne Court House, a
very promising aud cstmabe young man, while surf
bathing at Dana Neck, Twelve miles below Cane
Henry, bee inc exhausted IN the breakers aud
drowned. Inc body not recovered
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio JANEiRo, sept. 10, 1878
Coffee Market animated. prices very firm good hrsts
$500 $3.50 refs per 10 kiics, Exchange London,
231sd.
SANTOS. Sept 10 1873
Coffee superior Santos $500 100 reis per ~ kilsa
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THE wEArHLR YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
Temperature for The past twcnty-iou hours IN con-
psrson with tho nding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer ai Hudnups pharmacy
(HEkALp Buildingl No. 2lS Broadway:-
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VIEW punl.rcArIoxs.

L,OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MOSTti.Y, TnB
IL worlds MODEL Magazine grand com binatou Of tho
entsrainng the uscih and the boautai; with nne
ungrsvngs ant OH pictures Ia each number; price,
cents vcary s3 with uuequslicd premium .plen-
did OIL pictures Rock 81 ARrs aud the Lun's Brde'
l5N2i inches. mounted ceta
send Tor sampc copy and circular. Address W.
JENNINGS DEMOKESI ~ East ltth 81 New ork
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lBY TELEGRAPu TO The HERALD.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept IL 1878.
Tho sloop-oi.war Quiuusbaug, Just rebuilt aud
fitted out at League Island, has been ordered to 20
into the dry dock aud be coppered, afisr which she
Will sail IRON this port direct Tor tho cdtcrransan
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A,-AwARDED THE MEDAL.

A-AwARDED THE MEDAL.
THE URBANA WINE COMPANY,
Of iIammondsport, N. Y.
received the highest award at the
PARIS EXPOSITION
AMERICAN CnAMPAGNES.
GOLD SEAL"
This verGes the verdict regarding the wines Of this
psny which heretofore rendered by other exh
billions especially that OF the late Centennial the
whc received the double honor of two medals and two
diplom AS certifying IL to be the test Of all America
DAN. b. HOPKINS, Agent.
~ Chambers St, New York.
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Tue widespread popularity OF GLESN's soar
specific for local diseases OF tho skin
p~ defects which enables the pureh
a sulphur without stirring abroad led
OF soaps Tor which the effects
claimed II In almost needless thar these artc
vaueless Sold by ruggiss and fancy goods
dealers G. N. CHIfrhNTDN, Proprietor. 9TH NV.
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE herald.

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. Il, 1873
Arrived from New London, United States schooner
Wave, Lieutenant Noyc tonder to irlsaie Minnesota.
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wINCHEsTER's HyPoPHosPHITE or
LINE AND SODA.
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FOR CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, COUGHS,
Poverty OF the Blood, use
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Au acknowledged spscihc remedy. proved By twenty
years experience. Try IT,
Price 81 and 81 per bottle. Preparod only by
WINCHESTER * Co Chemists
LIZ dr1v No John If. Sav
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COATING OF DIAMONDS on PURE CRYS-
surface; these PARfsAs DIAMONDS lhct n,tre Is
De rpetua For sale only at H. lIuNPH yLY'S iewciry
store siy broadway i2th st. New Yors Pce list
sent Tree. have NO agents.
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For sale only H. lILNpH tIlis ipwelry
sent Tree. Ihave no agents
The demon Discs se " as Boosting one day
How the body Of man all his prey
Not all said Health; ',cu must spare bis breath,
why no,f" said Disease. said lleslth You woar
Because I've givsn man so1opoSr"
soz JDONr
No toilet is complete without sozoDoSr II combines
all that Is nsed.d keep the mouth toe,h hsath
aud impar,, delicious to the breath It's use
should mover bo inornssed the mouth needs kept
pure aud ceao and by nothing better than sozopoSr can
this be effected.
AN OLD AND WE'LL TRIED REMEDY.
MRS. wlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor children
ssHa s o% Is dss S B5s cote and
A-sEIzER BRUSSEN HAfUR ~ SPARKLING
MNxRAL wArEa A. s1kPHASf 60. " Nswa s,ic
importcrA
A.-HArs FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES
ready, Lowest prices =. ERNGNwf1N, la Nassau ST.,
near spruce.
A-Boru TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS
Best In city; open all night West 2ith st.
A-wiLLIAM II. sANDlFER, DIAMOND MER.
chant 100 broadway Clinton place formerly Of
ot3 broadway. corner Bleeeksr ST.. SewYolk
Aston HOUSE SHOE sroRE.-sTEfsS, AMERr.
cas- wAlKIsG snofs all style finest hand sewed q A..
IkRs, ID Dawes sHohs ~; Shippers, 81 30 SIERN. 2
Barclay ~.
A--RUPrUREs--DH. MARsHs TREATMENT Is
enee. only once = vcsey ST. jsstor HoaseJ'
AMERICAN STYLE OF BOOTS HAND MADE
Gsfrtns and sHons. 81 DRtss snors. s3
Ubls, lUI Nassau -, near Ann.
CONSIDERING THE VERY SHORT TINE SINCE
Its acknowledgements fnOnthsthe sncccss 81 BoLIfNgFR"
~ TINS county has been unprecedented IL IL aeauy the
fashionable WINE here aud has been for long
time In England aud Russia
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HE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUlLDING 10 LET, suGiABl.r FOR LAW
BANKING. INSURANCE OR ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
PURPOSES. APPLY IL The cot NrlSG ROOM OF
tn A
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TO REMOVE TARTAR FROM THE TEETH USE
BRoWN's CAMPnORArtp SArOsACnors DENTFRLcE. 25e.
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROJECTORS
well proven preyantiyes of lung malarIa ever aud
bilious affections. sold everywhere by mail. 81 81.
ISAAC SINGER. sole anuf tcturer. 7Of Broadway.
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FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS g 20 WORTH
IS lsJ DnRHYs. ~ ~. - New Churcn ~. UP star..
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A-RUPrURE.-IF you WISH TO BE CUREDGEr
tue VICTOR iRussh sold only No. Vessy st.. n Y
DYEING AND CLEANING All rHE NEW YORK
DfkisG AID fEsriNG EsIABLIsuMFsr staten Island Of
hces - Duane ST.. To- Boadway. go 9Th New York.
l06 ferrepont IT.. BROOKLYN. Es'xslshed go years.
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
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SAM'L CAMPBELL, APorHECARY, CORNER sTH
av and 2sh st-stnety pure medicines and personal
tendancs
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Weekly average.
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OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOE CASH
AT THE M:rROPOiLrAS
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
~ ANN sr
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The demon Dtsess Roasting one day
How the body Of man was all his prey
Not all said Health. 'Ncu must spare his breath,
Nor can YOU destroy his guns aud teeth
why noty' said Disease said Health. You won't
Because I've given man SozoDo>r."
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capable OF printing liooo copies per hour
OF an eight page paper either coluIa ns
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TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECrING PRESSES
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GO 70 MANHATTAN BEACH TO-DAY AND en-
Joy surf bath Water and weather more favorable
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HARrNErT'S BALsAM OF HONEY AND TOLU.-
Useful in asthma cAtarh typhoid pneumonia and other
pectnrai affections
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-28
THE REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

ADOPTED BY THE TERRITORIAL CONVENTION
OF AUGUST %, 1878.
Res0lped, That we hold an %undoubting faith
that the better Judgment of mankind approves
the record Of the republican party in patriotism
and civil achievement, and the humane and
lofty principles which in times of public trial
created and INSPIRED it.
ton, the United States must be a government
founded throughout upon principles of a which
make citizenship honorable and secure to it all
Its franchises and privileges, and which secures
free suffrage, Keeps untrammeled all political
rights, and responds to loyal feallty with every
means necessary to promote its honest welfare.
Resotced, That we rejoice in the great and gen.
ia, and see in the strength OF the free institutions
here planted the natural product of republican
doctrines; and that we urge upon the United
States such just.and liberal aid in the survey and
settlement of our lands, the development of our
varied resources. the protection and encourage
our welfare as is commensurate with the rapidi-
ty Of our growth and the present duty of the SOW
ereign owner.
.ResotUed, That we pledge the republican party
OF Dakota and its representatives, in whatever
department, to advance with all its zeal the pro-
motion OF these ends and the development of
the territory. to build up free local government,
economy i'm public expenditures, extend the
blessing of education and max pure and liberal
the safeguards of society and lay broad and
deep the foundations of our growing common
wealth.
Resotyed. We present to the people of the terri
tory, the name Of Hon. Granville G. Bennett for
delegate to congress, and under his leadership
rance of republican victory i'll every county
the territory,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-28

The democratic territorial convention
will assemble in Yankton, at the court
house. to morrow morning at ten O'Clock,
for the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for delegate to congress. The convention,
if full, will contain ninety. five votes, and
will probably c largely represented by prox
les. Forty, eight votes will nominate, and
Of this number the Black Hills counties
hold thirty solid for Dr.. G. W. Meyer, of
Deadwood. Clay county, with five votes,
Armstrong county, with two votes and
Union county with seven votes.
county. with Que vote, are instruct.
for Bartlett Trip, Of Yankton. The bal
Of the convention is unrestricted. The
Of democrats are past fuding out, but
one on the outside 1t looks as though
Tripp would be selected as the
man to be defeated next November ty
Judge Bennett.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-28
STANDING ROCK MORALS.
Commissioner Hayt Denies that he ever
Said Anything Against them,

Commissioner Hayt Denies that he ever
Said Anything Against them,
Washington August 2G.-lndian Commits
sioner Hayt publishes a paper on the recent
Endorsements of Generals Sherman, Sheridan
the Terry of the report made by Col. Cor
bin regarding half breeds born at the In
dian agencies, and says the paper would have
appeared sooner, but the secretary Of the in
terror regarded it useless. The commits
sioner addresses his communications to
whom it may concern, and gives this origin
OF the trouble: early in December last
there was a conference at the white house
intended to enable the civil and military
branches ofthe government to act in harmony
and promptly ascertain the work to be done
on the Missouri river. After the business
had beeu disposed Of there was some con-
versation passed between Gen. Sherman and
about the decentralization caused by
the Proclamation Of the soldiers camp to
the Indian agencies. General Terry, at some
distance, made the remark that he believed
the Sioux ome to be exceptionally virtu-
GUS, and asked me if it was not 30. / said
in reply that it was so. Those at Standing
Rock must be exceptions, as residents at that
agency in the Indian business a short
time previous had stated that nearly one
half Of the children born at that agency were
half breeds. This was all that passed between
Gen. Terry and myself on the subject and
the only reference made to the Standing
Rock agency. But would seem that if there
was anything said by me On that occasion
would justify Gen. Terry's subsequent
letters that was the time and place to make
issue, as there were present the president,
Secretary Schurz, General. Shreman, General
Terry and myself.