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NHERIFF'S SALE.
The fol- owing described Real Estate. viz

All that certsin lot or piece OF land with
a three storied brick house thereSn erected
situate In the city OF Wilmington, bound
I'd and described as follows, TO wit: Begin
aing on the sou herly side OF sixth street
between West and Washington streets. at
the distance OF lS feet from the easterly
side Of Washington street, thence through
the middle Of the division wall between
this and the adjoining house south 80 de-
srees west parallel with Washington street
81 feet to the northerly side OF a three lee
vide alley leading into Washington street
thence along said alley side south IS de:
grees east "A feet to n stake, thence north 81
iesreos east parallel with the first men
tiOpej lire and passing through til mid,
die OF the division wall bstween this and
she sci dining house Hi feet to the aioresa1, ;,
side of -txth street, and thence thereWl'h Il
westerly "A feet o the place of beg inning
DO The contents thereof what they may.
Seized aud taken IN exeCuli sstne pro
perty Of ID MEL Heley, do @ SD tIhoIna'
4. BAcker, executor of D'ni'l H.lFy. de-
'aasod,) and john StubCr snd wife t. "
and to be sold by
ISAAC GKUBB, sheriff.
Sheritfs ONCE, New Castle, Mar. 20, 1878
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CLOSING SERVICES.

The closing OF the nilsson when COM
meneed on Sunday two weeks past ~ ss'
James church, Lowering Avenue ahi Du
Post st., took place last evening The
church was crowded, many persons being
Obliged to stnnd on the steps. The cfrsmo-
uies which were very interesting were open
ed by procession Of the compensation .s,aa ana
the blessing of the Mission Gross, OUTSIDE
the church, the only one in the state; Re
turning to the church, the Rev. fatner
Myers preached sermon, during % wnicn nc he
alluded to the planting OF tne NrUSs a ~
Columbus when he landed In America. "A
very large and handsome crucidx waa then
bleised ann ploced on the alter as q mem ma l.
orisl Of the "Betedictine Mission" Then
followed the Beneaitiod of the Blessing ga,
crement and the mission closed with grand
procession of the congregation as
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DTC1T business YOU can engage in.
RESJ i SIS TO S20per day made by any
worker Of either sex, right 1t their oWn lo-
frae Improve your spare time for this
business. Address SrINsoN 20, Portland
Maine
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EDUC ALTON AL.
vt, JOsEPA's academy.

y
yHEHTNUT ELL, PHILADELPHIA
Under the care uf the Sisters OF St, J0sspL
The oourse OF Instruction includes all the
branches Of o useful and Christian ajnca
ton.
Annual pension for Board nd 1uitlcr
900, For further particulars, address.
sepl-ly MOTHER MARI JOHN
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xTILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELLA W h
v COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.

Y COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.
This tnstitue.on, chartered with UnlIer
sity Privileges Is under the charge o. the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students who desire to make
q Thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl'
yania Cent? al Railroad. eleven miles IRON
Philadelphia Railroad Station and f'os
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session or dvs montng.n q
ADVANCE $3.50.
FOR full particulars s, send for cata!oSn'
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON. D. D.,
al.c1y- fTesthent
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With what complacency must the lady
who uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap glance at
her mirror, for their she sees reflected a
complexion devoid OF blemsh. This peer
less purifier may I've r"liod upon TO remedy
all skin jrritn, To-. $, ! by all drug gists.
Hilrs Hair .lo hihAcr Dye, black or
hrown 20 Ger, MIC 4w
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of venditioni Expo
Sale, at the lafayette Hotel " Shipley
street, kept by John I.Doughe.f " in thecit
Of Wilmington, New Castle county. Del,
on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF April, 1878.
at 2 O'clock m.
The following described Real Estate VIZ:
No. /. All that certain lot, piece or par
eel of land with two story brick messuase
thereon erected situate In the city Of WI
mington, Del. bounded and described az
follows, 10 wit: Rpgtnnfng at the corner
formed by the Intersection OF the north'r-
ly side ~ Fifth street, with the easterly
side OF Walnut street, thence eastefly along
the nor herly side Of Fifth street. teveny
feet ten inches to the westerly side Of On
alley leading into Fifth etreet. thence
northerly parallel to Walnut street along
said side Of said alley thirty-two feet TO O.
corner, trence westerly parallel to Flnn!
street, seventy-two feet, two inches to tLe,
easterly side OF Walnut street, ana tnenS'' 1eaUt
thirty-twc feet to the corner aforesaid and
place of beginning. be the contents Thereon
what they may. with the privilege and use
OF said alley, &c. .,o
No.2. Al that lot OF land ana Ira ila@Sf nf
messuage thereon, situate in the city OF
WilmlnGton. Few Castle county, Det
ware, bounded and described as followsiS w
wit: Beginning at " point np the essI i,e H1e a.
of French street, slxty feet III
lnche from the sCutnerly side OF FIN l1Idss ss,
n corner for land now rr formerly OF ofJahnr JalnIr
Bathsbary's heirs. thence east.riy by tnvai lsad
1T pa alle' with Fifth street, one huhu.cchh
irel, thence sout eriy palatlel with trehSnt seat
street. sixteen ft ct TO corner of q 1GurIedGse lds
| vida alley thence W ster,y along tne tsst 1et
| Of said tour feet vice ale, thirty ee,. o,
hence southerly four fret 10 land now noW0rIv ~
!ate or IAmcs Morrow, thence weslshty wesIyh,ty
parallel with the firstd. scribed lin seven@e nce
to tho easterly slice Of French street lnemh
n0rtherly along the easteriy side or fiebiI- ain-
street, twenty leet u the rlace or oesiitnh
ming, be the contents what they may, W.
| q tw story frame house thereon erecteu, aro-
Select and TAX en- IN execution as tnePbv Nv
perty Of David McCullin, and to be sotT v
| ISAAC akUh hB. Sherln,' ,'c-p
Sheriffs Office. New Castle. Mar. 10 l''''
| apr3-ts
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sslt seems as If ] should cough my head
of =" is sometimes the impatient exciama-
tiou of q sufferer from severe Cougn,
ouell the parexysms with Hale's Honey o.
Horenound and Tar. The rellel is imn9, 9I
ciiate and tho cure certain. Solo ny Oh
Druggists. 4, ona
minute,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

u
By virtue of writ Of LevRri Fac'as, 10
ne directed, Will be eyD used to Public Iale
1t the hotel of VIM B Hollis, al TOWN.
tand, In App1qniniminK hundred, New
astlA county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 2}d day Of April, 1874, at l
O'Clock, p. m.
rue following described real estate, viz:
All that piece or parcel Of land and
rnmises situate In Blackbird hundred
formerIy Appopulnimihk hundIed. New
',astle county, iJel bounded as follows. TO
vit: Beginning at q stalk e IN the Paw Paw
lranch; corner tor land Of John X. Reese
heuce down said brancn north SO deg. and
j mi utes east 10 perches tn q sLase iu the
dye Of said brar en- thence with a new line
Nv malN aud with land # Benjam'r
Money north II | deg west rs s. o Ie chcs
/" H H"lH]i oh smut rapirg b II cart road
honce north So ii deg west 10 9.10 perc'c"
1aIahc =, the centre nf y public rOHl
lpad ing fr IN Pri els Corner to Mu phevl
Mill. he ce q dir, CT lire and pL ~ with
n q rlu,d 20 the p a"a of betiuniuG, ny
tlinit & twnive &C rs aud '2AtQuare pe,ches
# land, be the same more or less, with a
frame bNu' @ thereon erected.
seized nnd Mke1 IN execution aS the
trOper'y Of samuel Gr.bam and Jane his
Vife, T. aud o ne sid by
ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff
Sberiff's Office, New Castle. April let, 1878
apr5-ts
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SHEEIFE'S SALE.

BY virtue of q writ Of Ais Levari Facias
to me direc ed, will be exposed to public
sale. attne .aI,y cite Hotel x4l Shipiey ST.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county. Delaware
on va
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T&W JONES, Fancy Dyeis, il2 n. From
u Street, Branca Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' ard
Gentlemen's Garments Of every descrip
ton Dyed or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Feath-
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April 1877.
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Hand Made,

No machinery being used 10 their manu-
facture and will be of the BEST MATER
IAL, and made by the best workmen, and
under his own supervision. l shall sell
these goods at prices very little higher than
machine made shoes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

Owing to absence from town of
some parties Interested in the Gas Com
.pany here, we have been unable to
give our readers any information con.
corning it. We are now informed that
the Gas Company will furnish gas to
consumers at the rate of to 81 per
hour per burner, according to the
amount consumed. SO that parties can
estimate the probable cost of their gas.
As coal gas burners usually consume
6 to s feet per honr. the gas here will
not cost more than coal gas at the rate
of 81 to So per thousand feet. Ia Vir-
giuia City aud Carson gas is IS aud
at Reno So per thousand feet. so that
the gas here is the cheapest IN the
State,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29
AN AsroSIsHED cHiNamaN.
The Trouble Caused by His Peculiar
Name.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
Yee Ley is Chinese lanndryman Of
cornwall habits. His shiogle swings
in the Eighteenth Ward. and he works
hard all day, and sometimes all night,
but in his moments of relaxation, he
let's the laundry take care of itself, and
enjoys soci ible cruise with some se-
lect friends, most of whom are Nell.
cans. Last night was one of zee Ley 8
nights off, aud, as usual, he enjoyed
himself At ii p NJ. his friends
parted with him, and he started on his
way home, full of fun and jollity, and
with just the faintest suggestion of a
stagger in his walk Whether he had
Orientalized himself with opium, or
Occidentaliz.d himself with Mclean
whisky, was not ascertained, but it is
certain that when he was accosted by a
member of the "bsst police force in the
world" his voice was hoarse and his
tongue Was thick. -
Whats yer name?" the officer de-
manded.
"Yee (hic) Ley" the astonished
Chinaman replied.
II lie, do I? Well, I'll show We
whether lie or not ;'come along"
"Yse Ley. Yee L.y." the Chinaman
repeated desperately, assured that there
Was u mistake. but not able to correct 1t.
"Yee Ley, Yee Lsy!"
"Oh, yes" the officer said slrcastic.
ally; ''av coorse / lie. and 80 will you
purity soon. but it'll be in cell -
On the way to the police station zee
Ley was met by an Oriental friend who
speaks English. He explained the
mistake. and Yee Lee was released. but
not without an admonition from the
officer: "Lsrn Eng.ish. ye ovid
haythen."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

The Chief mine, ia Winnemucca
Mountain, is producing extraordinarily
rich ores. Two lots of the ore, sent to
Salt Lake, worked as follows: One re-
duced at the Sandy Samping Mill COO
tanned 10 per cent. lead and 8S5 ounces
OF silver to the tou, aud is worth in the
Utah market $50 per ton. The other,
worked By McVicker, Salt Lake CITY,
yielded 26 per cent lead. and contained
S79l> 80 in silver To the ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29
P~rsonaf.

Several Rye Patchers arrived IN town
yesterday, among others Superintend-
ent Greenwell. Foreman Bergman, J.
Fl. Boreland, A. Opeley aud D. Doug.
lass. some of whom We believe. are on
the way to the Paradise mines.
A, Shillman of Eareka, has gone to
Paradise on tour OF observation. with
view, we understand, of starting q
newspaper at the mines.
ID. F. Verdenal. Secretary of the Rye
Patch q. N. Il N. Co and editor of
the San Francisco Exchange. arrived
here yesterday, and with Alex. Forbes
left to-day for the Paradise mines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


The Government has taken new
departure III the matter of army
wagons. The shapeless and cumber-
some old tumbrel marked U. S., which
has been IN use for years. is being sup.
PLANTED by handsome modern. shaped
wagons with spring. seats. One of
these new wagons for the Quarter
masters Department at Camp Nc
Dermit, Is now at the depot. and might
be taken for one of the latest impro we'd
wagons made by Homer Davis.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

The wind celebrated Thanksgiving
Day by getting on high. 1t seemed
TO blow from ali directions at once for
an hour or two last evening, aud kept
clouds of dust whirling in the air, to
the great Inconvenience of pedestrians.
About 3 o clock last evening it Gained
down, to the great relief of those who
had TO venture out doors,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29
SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENTS.
The RoundAaouse Remodsled and IA
New TurntabIe Built at the
Depot.

New TurntabIe Built at the
Depot.
A large force of carpenters, masons,
stone cutters and laborers have been at
work at the depot for some timeAnd have
made great change in the appearance
of the roundhouse. The building has
been reduced in size and made much
nore'substantial. II has been placed
on cut stone foundation, and the
wooden pits in the several locomotive
stalls have ben replaced by solid
masonry. Inc roof has been lowered
aud covered with corrugated and gavan-
lied IRON, SO that there Is much less
danger of the building catching fire
from sparks from the engines than
heretofore.
The old wooden turntable has been
removed and cast iron one put in its
place. This ponderous machine, on
which locomotive aud tender. weighing
sixty-five tons, can be turned with ease
by one man, is laid on stone founda-
ton. and the circle in which it revoves
is faced with hewn stonework. 1t will
take some time yet to complete the i'm
provements. though the work is being
vigorously prosecuted. as the iron
horses have to be kept out of doors
while the roundhouse is being re-
modelled.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

To the ear of affection is the signs of a
dry. metallic cough. that seems as If a
rattle were sprung liz the chest OF tn
beloved one. Hasten to loosen it with
Haie's Honey of Horehound aud Tar,
the new medicinal agent, which is al
mitted 70 be the best remedy for pull
monary complaints at present known.
The cures it is accomplishing astonish
the faculty aud delight the people. All
druggists keep it, Price 50 cents and
81. Great saving to buy large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure tooth
ache 10 one minute. sold by all drug
glsis at % cents.
CHEW Jlckson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov2O-'78 ly. e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

Range of temperature at the Signal Office
yesterday: Highest, 50 deg; lowest, Ia deg;
range, SO; average, 80 deg.
Note In the column headed Min. Their
mometer" the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'l Signal Corps, u, y. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29
Norshern freight.

Harry Wason's team, loaded by T..
keinEart ~ Co. with %. 00O pounds OF
merchandise left here yesterday for
Silver City, ADD one of Jones Brothers
teams loaded by the same firm for the
same place, with 30 200 pounds, left
here to day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

DURING fair for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers. lately held at
Dublin, Ca, the young ladies raised a
considerable sum by selling kisses at
ten cents apiece, three for quarter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

Mrs. Il. 5. Lake. the young widow
Of an ex-Catholic priest. will lecture at
Centennial Hall tonight GU Roman.
ism tbs Foe OF our country" Mrs.
Lake Is said to pc ssess remarkable elo-
quence. aud has been speaking to
crowded houses throughout the Coast.
Admission free. 1t.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29
Ianho Bnilion.

Three bars of built a.. valued at S.
OH. from the Black Jack mine at Silver
CITY. Idaho. were received at Wells,
Fargo Il Cos. Office here yesterday, and
shipped to San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

Now IS the TIME to purchase your
oyercoats. blankets. blanket lined suits,
and the very latest styles of hats, and
clothiug from IS to SO suit, at
no25 1t. +. G ROBINS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

FRESH cranberries, currants, citron,
cocoa, figs. raisins. maple and golden
syrups. honey in comb. and strained,
will be found at +. @. ROBINS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29
aaN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


MS Morntng's Board.
CAS- Ophir 40 394l
400 Mexican 80 29A
800 Gould IL Curry IA
$40 Best x Belcher IL l7N
ITO California 8 81
1856 Savage l04 lO4
$40 Con. IN IL
rs Chollar SO
800 Hale & Sorcross l2L 12L
$50 Crown Point 5 AZ
As Yellow jacket l4sG AZ
1lle Imperial ~ 65e
Ais kentuck AZ
80 Alpha 90 "a
400 Belcber 425 4f0c
80 Confidence 6 ca
$50 Utah IL 1917
Ills Sierra Nevada A 431S
go Bullion 6a4 Ga
495 Exchequer Ais 425c
20 Seq. Belcher Zoe
3O5 OvermAn IL l2A
460 JustIce AZ 4
100 Savage lGA
500 Succor 81 9Jc
1903 Union 56 571.
as Alta ~
3S5 Lady Bryon $50 l75c
1860 Julia "a 2H
700 Caledonia 240 225c
POS Silver Hill 100 l5Oc
800 Baltimore II.
1880 Challenge l25 1906
30 New York 80 Coo
50 Senator Csc
$40 Z. Sheridan SIS SOC
300 Andes 6Uc
100 Woodvllle $50
55U Con Washoe 3.
100 Kossuth 25c
400 Wells Fargo 40 45c
$40 Leviathan As 50c
$40 Con. Va. TX
700 Trojan 21c
lao Benton 81
1850 Solid Silver Toe
545 Flowery &C
100 N. Sierra Nevada l0c
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

The finest stock of white and colored
shirts. and underclothing of all grades,
will be found at +. @. ROBINS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-29

The latest official report from the
Superintendent of the Paradise niue is
us follows:
North drift No. | is pushed ahead
RAPIDLY. 80 feet being adied tue pas,
week. Ore continues rich as hereto
fore. aud sho~ s no Agn OF weakening
Wluzs down Al feet In fair ore.
Width If ledge, AZ feet Have re-.
sumed work ln,No. z, and may strike
the upper ore chimney at any time.
No. 3is Ia nearly 60 feet; face of drift
Is IN fair ore; assays SlS3. Ledge not
less than 10 ieet wide, and will produce
ore AS soon aS We commence stopping
Open cut above No z shows face OF 8
feet rich ore. assayiog $500 per ton.
The head chief of the Winnebago
tribe OF Indians was robbed Of two
hundred dollars while in Chicago, en-
route to Baltimore. He is young
brave of thirty years. Intelligent and iu.
clined to be- civilized. His object 10
going East is to have his eyes operated
on, no being almost wholly blind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
MS DOG AND MS BRIDE
A Young Husband whose Affections seemed
10 be About Equsiiy Divided.

On Wednesday night n bridal party boa rd-

On Wednesday night bridal party boa rtl-
ed the train at Elizabeth. New Jersey | heard
laughter and weeping. and knew that laugh
ter and weeping never went well together. OK
cept at weddings. | saw the bridegroom, happy
laughing, lussy as an old hen with her last lone
in his arms. and clutrhing his bride 10y tho
elbow to help her on the car. The brakeman
Hold on; take that dog TO the baggage car"
Dismay. conformation. terror camc out and
sat AZ over that young mans face. but II bright
vn'd up ngain with happy Thought He
dropped his bride's arm ana folded both arms
about tn" dog of his hcnr.
. No you don't. he shouted: -" no YOU don't
I've got letters for that dog Two got letter Tor
thut dog from the sup rintcu lent OF the diVi-
sion. This dog goes with me-"
And he danced up aud down the platform
with excitement while the brakeman helped
ms hrid" nu the train. and th'u the Young hus-
But when the party came back INTO tho
sleeper. th"n thor" WIS s'cnc. The porter
looked 40 the dos. uuIi.-l Is. AN said ne allow
cd 4 WIS KIND Of irregular. tutiu dogs into de-
larlor cars. Whatever mi-gvines he may
nave lnd IN IN" suYet were speedily cleared
10y pus- 'ugrr. % tH-'y old Eonf man with u
back us broad u- 80 county atlas. and 10 breath so
short that Do" hreatf"d tur"c Tunes in speaking
with lr.u-eoi upright. hri-tiy hair AIN round NJ.
MS har" i''' sifrui put ON inc lu. g. hi- ~u--
pru1ers duu-i'd down behind MIN. his lat lac"
giuwcd with ra,r. and he roarcI out TO the
Oui with that dog. No dogs sleep where
DO. amt ush % it. and l won't have it,
Hold ON there. " cried the con ldnnt husband
thnt dogs ull right. I've got leti-r,--'
. - ba-t your letters roarrd the old party.
" Tine whole Cnitei States Post once Depart,
Young man. 1t amt right. taln't decent. nnd,
hy gum, it amt safe. Body of "a man in tho
bt boy mudos two weeks ago while he was
asleep. ANA died Just eleven days alterwarl.
C9nniry's nll Of mad dogs
rms wis n" about the dead man. hut II
Mukr everybody IN IN" eur. -tt all the women To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06

ccivcd indignty ON board the boat that the
neglect of the President BECAME conspicuous.
You say certain It is that Mr.. Douglass Is in
sensible OF It," Believe me- | did not rcfor TO
this incident until Mr.. Douglass. in my own
house. a fortnight before the speech. had COM
plMined Of it.
You are mistaken about Mr.. Stanton. I have
abundance OF cOncurring testimony. His most
intlmitc fricnd during the latter months 81 his
NE, Mr.. Hooper, confirms II July. ana 80 DO
many others. And why should ii NOT be- known
am IN earnest. wish to save the Republican
party from tho infiirtiOn Of a second term, and
what snid was true.
In defending his gift-tnking you forget that it
u Elit-taking compensated by Office. which Is
the unprecedented offence.
nave bcfor" me your letters " last nuinmn.
very different from the assault you now make.
whcre you say. IN reply to my frank ~tutrmeI ts.
that you know that they all proceed from deep
convictions and mn honest heart" YDu thrn
add: The idea of Grant nomination would
De as painful To- III" rs it Is 10 you. If | hud your
exceedingly unfavorallle opinions ~ him"
Then again Won snv: " II was NO, necessary for
you tn NindicatH yourself to me-. You have lived
Tor your country and all mankind" will not
quote the praise that follows u sdrs nll this
you say: Il rnnnot ask you to vote for Grant
nor even to ior.bc"r Voting aS"inet him.
II il very painful for me 10 write this. but it
seems to me that YOUR own s"nsr Of Justice will
recognize it, truth. once you stood 10y the
slave; stand hy llayti now. which represents
the slave. sincerely yours,
CHARLES SUMNER