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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16
LONG BRANCH TOPICs.

LOxG BRANCH, Aug. 15.-The weather is
warm and "nluggy." The httle wind that blows CONES
from the East At through the day drzzing
rain has fallen.
peder yesterday entered house IN the suburbs and
sFied 70 brighten the occupants into giving him gold
watch. A neghbos. however, came along and warned
the r1Ifian to lrave which be cid
TIC waiteFs Of the Unitcd ststes aud those OF the
Mansion House playos base ball tnis afternoon for a
purse Of money. The latter sseeesaful Several
hundred dollars were sjaked on the Eame.
eoIored eamp-meetng VIII begin here next Satur-
oar aud continue until the middle OF September
Among recent arrivals are:
Ar tae West End HOtef-Alffed Meak1n. john G. Hatch
England; j. i. -. LaBler, NcW-OrtraDs; h. r. MELON
aid General 5iniB5s. Louisiana; ". e anderDlt, DAVID
(IfnS0a Mr. & O. Clemens, Cincinnati. James Price AMI
family Philadelphia; the nOn -. g. Ramsey, Bahalo;
Fletcher Harper AMI family, Colonel james K Sanester
g. r. HiekOx and family. joan T.. Alexander, ID. y
Rikrr and family, x. A. Kaur. New-HOfk
At tas H0wmud-JJhD Buli a9d vie, Washington;
Thomas seafteTgl cd. Fl. /. Wertz ana family A. W
E.lIsti and WIFE, 4. ~. FFacker agd wife. NIlH@m r.
Msssek Z. ~ HINT Philadelphia; J. d. BrOdbedS ID II
wsfe Water Gap; y. }. Brook, Troy, y. y; Dr. T. r.
Hraey the Hon. L. X. NJ ade, Neg-Y0rk
At fp United States-J. 81. CpBe and wife. Detroit !;
Peter J. OgXeil PCrf Huron; Mfs. IL A. DOugaeFty. T.
ID. D9uaherty philadelphia; d.. Waller Pafdee and
wife JOhA p. barker and wife, Sew-NOrE.
Al the Mansion H0gssc-D. A. Or, FIttsDuTE; q ID.
and VIE the Rev. q. L. PuFlcker, 81 a. Hatch. New
At The Ocean HoteI-CoIouei John r. French, Wash
ingtou; the Rev. j. W. WitaerspOOn, Allegheny City
Dr. John Quinn, Paterson, N j.; W. b. sadler aud vie,
Carlisle PsBn. the Hon. William DUnOhue, the Hon.
Franeis j. Mallory Troy, n CAPTAIN keB30Ie and wife,
BruUklyn Ur. +. 4. Putnam Dr. +. A HeGaner, ". ID.
Fills and VIE, NcW-1Ofk
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ing the Tory aside I've Drained the girl O1y one OF sns
family eAcapeJ death, y0nD1 boy WHO baPpenca 20 De
named Dunlop had tbe cruel ITO OF bekosding
tie murder u his wife and children. HIS own
ME NE, was .v 'Parse: but SIs1ls Mr Mitchell.
returning to his home sitter seft aDseee' a s
SIsa on nrs PnttnS out tie IRE, he examined his
children 10 zee II he could dceOycr Iay life M any one
he eargisd her TO tbs door, and was watching
her struggles toward CONSEQUENCES, VIII 70
ing: Mitchell hid himself sehmd Jog IeEes
and from that position saw Ecwbafy, q Tory, oury a
waTs NewbuIy was arrested as sPy ~ inc no co
Valley, and upon the testimony OF mlfcneH, WIS cyn
At the momentum other homes Of tns ye.
Altosesner forty-eight persons were kleai snd
tie s" femasnS H esipay Women and children:
large number Of prisoners were aken the VlHse WAS
After the OF destruction was sDdei several ar
tacks were made the fort but all Of them were re-
ana BuIef sn ennre day. Az nightiall the
enemy collected al their pl1nder and prison.
tlement encamped Tor the nght TIE prisoners were
iY miserable plight, having been drenehed by Ialn
sleep during the night The march resumed during
the succeeding day. An aged woman VINO eoaia 10y
the morning following this march the eaDlyes heard
with Joy had been 70 release the women
who we're specially obnoxious TO the Tories. NaBy
mothers were separated their children by 'a,,
edtcfNlsF hheI actp aha NlN hOt 49,
tBe ed Of the war, when the captiyes were eN-
changed for Tory prisoners Upon the morning following
the IDassaeFe. the dead buried trench aug
within te fort When thereeased prisoners bad returned
and consulted with Their friends who had escaped cap
was universally agreed to abandon t4e place.
Nearly all departed for lived ti che end Of the war
N the aoawk Valley I1s sSSessds SS,nsef s l9ls
Tories and the settlement % Cherry Valley no Longer
existed. when the War Of the Revolution bToEe 0uff
Tryon County in which Cherry Valley situated, nad
500 among it, inbabftaIts ~ the end ~ the war
tleFe LOO taxable Inhabitants, 800 WIDOWS AND
1000 1rphaus,
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sARATnGA NOrEs AID INCIDENTS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. ia ball was given
AZ the Uuted States Hotel Last evening for the benefit Of
Mr. Sub the leader Of the orchestra there SIX
hundred persons were present, and the ladies' toilets
wore very elaborate. Madame aaT:eI.o1e wore black
velvet and pink silk and diamonds Mr. Bernstein,
leader at the Congress Hail orchestra. Will have bene-
At hall In the handsome and spacious ballroom Of that
hotel t1-morrOw evening.
Madame ROze Mr.. William T. Carleton and Mr.. AlOnzo
T. Hatch viii sing United states ballroom satr-
day evening August II (; and Madame lima di MuEska.
sgnor Brignol sgnOF susiui and others VIII give
cert IN the Grand UuiOn Hotel Opera House ON Monday
evening. August TO- and VIII bring out she opera Of
.. Don Pasquale ON Wednesday, August 81.
NM sxcnrsen parties from various eiIes within
Fit,c al 100 mics have visited SaratOga this month.
ard mny have made arrangements 10 come before
mart OF heir here in Congress Sprbg PARK, Wheh
tb ia uayilOns music mineral waters and pretty
l occupies very important and conspicuous place
4, Saratoga 81 INNER life.
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NO DANGER APPREHEEDED HERE.

PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH
AND AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIN
scoURGE IN TIE PAsT-RAvAGEs IN NORTH
ERN CTTIEs.
The spread Of yellow fever in the South Is
watched with much attention by the Board OF Health Of
this city Sanitary superintendent Day says ne las no
sneell fear thar the disease will reach this city, but
copsider. 10 wise % BE- prepared IN ease OF an
emergency No extra precautions are being taken 10
its effect here the work OF the regular
nspeetOrs large corps Of these inspectors Ia engaged
rfn9 the summer. IN districts throughout the
civ 70 prevent the dissemination Of all eontagon The
continuance Of their werk with increased ygor' - Is
thought. Is all that can be done al present
In sneaipe Of yellow fever yesterday, Dr. James. OF
tha Health Board said that Now-York had Kept fFee
from the disease for seven or eight yeTS IN ono OK
two instances traveller who had just eome from some
tv infested with the disease. had died In Tina eiy I'D
october 1873, a resident Of Memphis, Tenn came to
New-York, and took lodging in WAsningt0n-st' he was
siek when be arrived here aud was Thoughts 70 be IN
,oxieated In few days the black Vomit appeared ana
tbs man died. There was no doubts thAi NJ A'Sa '
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BLAUyELT- wednesday. Asgussi 4 Eta widow e Dr.
~ ets1saek ia the 20 h year Of heF age.
Relatives rds 70 attend ne funeral services
q es ne s' l7Ils Ss5. e go oeloek p m
a GrssaRer l. T. on E,Rsrsday
NoiiSs Of funeral to-nOrrOw.
BURTIs ON tuesday August 49, at south o1fordst,
Brooklyn. ZsEuah A. wife Of y w BaTtls; 49, , ,s,,,
inst, at 1920
cARPESTER-At Orange, n. J, on THURSDAY, August Is
Funeral ON SATURDAY August ~ 10 az the house OF
Inc iaieTmsHt wI be tire Cemetery az Mount Aubarn.
Mass
pENrox-At Carskn Mountains. August II. c1irepc'
Rowan youBsess child Of George W. and Emma Denton
Funeral a. she residence parents ROsyn L L. sat
uriay, I7th inst, az ii =. m.
DUYCKINCK-Ou Tuesday, August B a. bis residence No
20 Clinton pIce EVcrt A. DuyckHck In tbs 62t year VI his
hs s s tIBers 81 81 MsTs CbaSh in the Bewery ca
Pfay l6,h Inst. at 1880 p NJ Ii Is requested that no
PosrER-At Crawford, n j. August "a, 1875. Mary Ann
RaynlOu Nathaniel q. Faster IN her S5ih year
Funeral at the residence Friday August Ic at
O'Clock p ID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. August H. az East Orange n. j. Aas
FTBs are 9iiu 70 attend residences
corner Arn ztOsase and Wlbalast, az 10 M. FRIDAY,
Carriages 0r1uss Junction Depot on arrival Of the
g:l0a. 10. tram from New York
LYON-Tuestay August IS Amasa O. Lyon, Of Brooklyn.
Funstai at Danissanvie Conn., Friday. August lGat
oGDENAt Enzabsth y :, august IS sarah az w wife Of
Relatives sad irePGs are FePsst'Sy invited % H:sns 6s
the lStli iHst-. az 0eiSck-
MRADEAt Jersey city Augnst - Nara Mesisr WIDOW %
Henry NJ Meade ssd daughter Of tho 'te Rev Joan cor
NELSON. aaed 81 year,. -
Relatives ara n1ens respectfully invited attend the M
neral Tta0rBsd CbuTeh on Beyeensve, Jersey C1
Heights, FRIDAY. ISs 10th IEst, al SSo p N.
MOODYSuddenIy Wednesday, the lfth inst OF cholera
ipttDtH Henry Uyar. infant o. ~ Henry and Helen
Suydsn Moody. .--, -
ne rcsisnes parents No ls2 Jamespa Brook
lyn. on Frday. l6sh lust. AZ 2oclock p ~.
Anon
sn wife CieOTze = Prentss d d., and daugh
Ter Of the lats Rev. Dr. Edssrl iayson
WEIDgIEYER-At M0ntelaiy. ~ J., On wednesday, l4th
fsst Mar e. vel st daughter Of JOAN w. and Mary q.
WeisicBeyeT. 10 Ihe lSth yea II her age -.
Pan-r Residence % her parents, MOnaiR On Sas
urIAy, 18th az l2so - m
The remains VII e. taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery.
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A CLOUDY DAY Ar COMFY ISLAND.

MANHATTAN BEACH, Aug. 15.-The threaten
ing ssueet Of the weather todDy, with the drzzng rain
that fell for about an hour the afternoon, deferred
rnv transient visitors FROM the beach. The trains
over the various roads were not than half Oiled
A noticeable feature the absence OF bght summer
costumes During the day the Thermometer stood nj
ahnut 100 but alter nightfalI the atmosphere be-
came chilly A strong wind blew inshose, max
inc the surf run very high, and only bold
hatber. vsntured into the water. The crowds
.a,herea around the band stands and listened
b. music, or strolied up ana down the long piaAzas
Cables was almost deserted during the day, but tho
Yausio attracted a crowd in the evening.
sroe proprietor Of Cables and the other hotel men
AZ thu western end OF the beach, under the leader
shin Of A. T. Culver trying TO extend the C9ncourse
fpo, ia prsent terminus At YaDderVeeTs 70 norton
Murray's landing But Mr. YsnderyeeT refuses 70 allow
me F0sa To through HIS grounds He 9telale .Al
s9ey Ssy PEoPSsSs 70 VIII Oppose the scheme Until de
fated egaIly Mean awhile bis Opponents are MARKING
Sg the extension a5a putting sW Feet ~ Of %T
inee aud propose when they reach II " get legal FgH1
- s soSSs are among the arrivals the hotels to-
day; ~ 81. ,hu,Se,nh,. IA.
,is SfSb and wife Hampstead; Charles w. Johnston,
aaytsvrd. vi NJ Burns and wife, Louisville; MIRA a.
H. b. Martin and Miss Martin, hew-n0rki Jonn r.
ts,. irtaur j. OgIby and family, New,Brunswiek
Ma n W. Goddard and SON. PhilAdelPhla kieh SI
Garvey ST. LOuis T. u seoly, Cincinnati :; " SUI
itTan, CnieagOi O. IL. Atwatsr, Springfield L. A.
Manhattan Beach Kingsley, neS w IA, . a. a
banV d w. Bradley and WIFE, Ponxhkeepsloi ". "
WedernAn, Albany Watson Gi s{rSsaIs s SSns
ton ana family, GeW-Y0rk; L. WinshiP, hew,haven
seTanel W. Lambeth, Phladelphia; r. Maxwell ana
vito. SeW-Y0rk p. Van Bensehosen and SlFes South
Ot caSlsl.&fsOa Carney. Vermont John p. Murphy
Kingston Amos Robbins, Hasttngs Morris SAmpson'
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SGMMER LEISURE.

NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 14.-It is settled at
last that there will steep!ecbases here this year.
For two past they have been a of great
reyeuue 10 the inhabitants
hop takes place at the Ocean House Saturday night,
and the yaehtmen VIII DO here It WILL without doubt.
be very brilliant.
Visitors are arriving I'm LARGE NUMBER
OceSB HOnse-J. =. SclIrsvcndyke Y. A. Temple, Mr.
Lynch, samuel j. Msgarge, S. c. Moore. W. K. wilson,
Miss Ii. " Diamond Miss s. Diamond Philadelphia J..
n. Woods Brooklyn; 81. b. Mattce, a. NJ. Osborn and
wife, CatskiIls Edward Rowland. Ars. w. e. Houston,
T. s. Miller, A. b. Fletcher. r. r. Brighman, j. r. spanld
ing. Milton Clark, ". d. Fske, Boston Fl. HOneggeFe.
David Close the Misses Close N j. Rees H. Marum and
wife, ". p Prenuee and family John BessOn, stanley
p HOGsmln and wife, ~ A. COndrey. J. G. Goldsmith.
New-York G. L. Douglass, Troy Charles Campbell.
Toronto Charles KOoP the Misses KoOp, W. A. Brown,
Brooklyn; John ". Butter. Indianapolis Mas Harlan,
Washington r. MashcT and wife, Hartford; NIss rarr,
West Virginia Bfra. Henry Shaw and family, NoTTis
town, Penn; J. J. KImba, s. LOuis William WyInan
sauledt. Kingston, n. VI J. T. Plait Haven J. r.
Lockwood. San Antonio Mrs. George Hodges, Mis-
r. 4. seeker, BroOsIyR; }. T. Brooks GHd wife. oalem
ono; i. c. Hmckley, Chieagoi T. Fo"sets ana "he'
HO5ei Aauidneek- Commodore Paidson, U. s. n. and
family ". n. Sannders, unkFk y. T.; q, l. Cfoweil
PIin; 9ames Ellsworth. " o. TylSF' ChieaAgi BIS
Cutps:oCk. NeW-YUTE II. :. Whit leseT fGtllY Coz
unbus Ohio D. 3. Waters and family, Mrs. l. u Wal
ters Dayton Ohio Mas A. b. FOOe, Cleveland.
The important railroad which - DOtGg argued NJ
NewpOrs venerable STATE Rouse attracts hr Atteioh
OF msny Of the prominent visitors.
Private entertainments are numerous. No fewer than
dOz dinner parties Sage been gwen 50 lar hs veoA
NEWFoFI, Aug lJ.-IEo following persons were
elected to-day represent toe Westeheer Polo Cub ut
TIE great naien SEPTEMBER 7, at Bulslo, with the BH
mont jF, s HOwland Robbins, +. Gray GriswOd. Her
Oe!Tlehs r. Peters Ar. Bennrt viii Set as cap
Of tno team 10 play here on Satuiday VITA Inc
CueeEs Comfy Polo Cab.
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THE SOUTHERN sCoURGE.
RAPID SPREAD OF YELLOW FEVER.

RAPID SPREAD OF YELLOW FEVER.
A CALL YoR BELP FROM GRENADA, hIss.-sUYYEE-
mo AMONG THE CHILDREN AT NEw-oRLEANs--
NO DANGER IN NEw-YoRK.
Fully 125 persons are sick with yellow
fever at Grenada, Miss, and call for
help has been made. At New-0r-
leaus the suffering is greatest among
strangers and children. Ninety-eight new
cases and sixteen deaths were reported there
yesterday. A number of cities have closed
themselves to Southern steamers and rail-
ways. The Government will supply tents for
the use Of the sick wherever needed.
Officers of the Board Of Health and others
state that the precautions taken in this city
and at quarantine are such that no danger
need be apprehended of any visit to New-YOrk
Of the yellow fever.
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THE MrFFgRIyG Ar GRENADA.
FULLY OSg BUSDHfD GSD TwRNTY-TvE PEEsO'
sIcX-THH DISEASE SPREADING.

FULLY ONE BUNDHfD AID TwENTY-FIvR PERSONS
sICx-THE DISEASE SPREADING.
GRENADA, Miss, Ang 15.--Sixteen experienced
nurses, IN charge Of Drs. Vaudeville and Yeazie,
arrived Yesterday morning from New-OTleans. Tho
were quickly assigned 10 afflicted families
Tie yellow fever is very malignant and Is spread
ing Ten or twelve new cases have appeared and
nine deaths were reported 10 the last twenty-fOur
hours. There are fully one hundred and twenty-five
cases. The white population - now reduced 10 700.
None Of The old eases have yet recovered. The
brave and self-saer BeiDg doctors Of hew-Orleans,
assisted by the resident physicians dong noble
work, end grateful hearts 20 out 20 them and 70
the generous citzns Of New-Orleans in this hour Of
deep affection.
TOUCHING APPEAL FOR AID.
WIISuyGToN, n. c.. Aug. 15.-Ghe following
dispatch was received here yesterday
GRENADA. Miss, Aug. II.
To he Mayor II WiiuiactoH3
Help Ne 10 Diy nufses znd bury the dead. OHr town
Is graveyard We need help. The MAYOR /. dying
Am tho only officer lefL T. A. MELTON.
CITY Marshal and AetinE Mayor.
Immediately on receipt Of the above telegram
the Board Of Aldermen Of this city convened IN
special session and made an appropriation for the
Grenada snIerefa. ard appointed committee Of
seven 90 solicit contributions from citizens. lt Is
thought a liberal sum will be raised.
TIE CtllDKENS lEAh Al NtSW-OhiSisA-Fc
NINErY-EIGHT NKw CASTS AND sXTTiN DEATHS
YEsTgRDAY-IHE LAEGE PROTECTION on GILL
pgEN.
NEW Or FANS, Aug. 15.-Ninety-sight new eases
Of yellow fever add sixteen deaths. The Tines
speaking editorially says:
sn,e Of the remarkable features that characterized
now in wnat it NAV be rrganicd ~ natural and de-
ye9pcd Fay GO per c-nt d tie deths are u Tor
eigncrs or unaecnnated peOp!e, snd fnlly % per
c mt OF the remainder are 81 eHidgen. Is y
very Tareiy that Duilce the death OF an
admit born here. who mad hved here any length Of
time and % whom 10 can said SHE received
ev en- mode fals attention distances 81 E sort constitute
exreutous 10 q very marked general rule. Indod. eay-
Ing out strangers and t1Osc DersOus waose habits Of life
rrudeF tlem specially liable t0 ma1rial Influences the
ssckBezs seems devOtln tssf especially 10 children,
and fiue this becomes cunsptc
nous ana nstlhes the theory that tbe fever may b.
looked upop as having declared Itself 10 y true that
fark in nearly every instance has been ligt and man
aQeabe the scargwOud hardly have excited
comment 80 far h l. distinctly the clildreI's year.
The extraordinary increase Of new cases Of yell
low fever reported By the Board Of Health mp
TO noon yesterday has been the all-9bsorbing topic
Of conversation this evening here. An explanation
was sought for in vain The report includes two
days from the Charity Hospital. but that only adds
seven or eight cases, which should have been re-
ported before and leaves about 127 cases that have
occurred within twenty-four hours.
At Port Eads there are three new eases.
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hton Of Southern humor That n the Southern way Of
setting on joke TIE Philadelphia Times understands
~ Ihat witty journal sees that these Southern humoF
ISIS p9ld lawyers large fees 10 prepare and draw up
Their bills; engaged At still greater expense Sklful and
experienced lobbyists 10 press them 70 PASSAGE and
ERGO their party with suspicion and disreputea In
spirit OF gushing chtvao fun It Is true that the joke has
Deen Kept up with considerable pernacity. And II has
eyen Deen pushed 30 FAR IN instances % saddle
the country with large claims and to draw large sums
Out Of the National Treasury. There is fear
tat the fn would grow fast and furious 30 the Demo
crats should obtain full control Of the Government and
u II ~ view Of this that THE TRIBUNE calls urgent atten
uon 70 the somewhat mOnOtOnOus and serious character
OF this kind OF Joking.
CHANGES IN THE LITERARY ACTIVITY OF THE
TIME.
From me Fsls- FORK BpeHfHg Poet.
A generation ag0-and 1t was q generation
ago thai Dir. Duycklncks name became familiar 10 ali
readers-theFe was no less truly than literary
class bur literature not then. II - regular
procession There was mob Of professional wrfters
as there is to-day who adopted the business OF writing
as one chooses the law medicine, and pursued 1t as
literature thea, and writer's wOOed inspiration
rs one wOOs maid. In this later time we
bay and sell In literary market, study
ing to public taste much purVeyOF Of bOnnets does
ana supplying those literary which the public
Want End viii pay for, subject only 10 the Limitation
which honesty and morality impose upon all CONNER
ctal transactions.
Tie distinction which We here suggest between the
Old and the new literary activity Of country IS far
more real tbau at first appears and In respects 1t
has important Significance IL h true that some of the
writer's OF that time had other business tau tat OF
authorship and that they derived ueir reveBuSs from
their work With the pen; but This was not common.
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PRECAUTIONS IN OTHER CITIES.

CAIRO (ILI-l CLOSED TO ALL SOUTHERN TRAINS AND
srEANIERs-KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE TOWNS
CIOsED-GALvEsTON CLElN AND HEALTHY.
CAIRO, H., Aug. l5.-At meeting Of the
Board OF Health this afternoon, II resolved pro-
hhit entrance the city OF all passenger aud freight
trairs the South after tonight thus placing
barge on travel and shipments OF any kind from that d.
rectiOn Steamers from below viii not be permitted TO
land, or send passenger ashore
NASHVILLE, lem. Aug. 15.-Union City has been
ouaraBtlued against all railroads
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DREADFUL ADVICE TO KEAREEY.
sr5rsra ia E1Flga

General Butler has gwen hIs written reply
NAeafnfy'8 QnostiOns about the power OF the State
stcf Chinese Immigration. and Il cannot be called Oh
.tesiH encouraging A. rcgardS taa because DC says
- cshreue Court dselded tnat Stale can, un0er
~ tased States Constat prevent the entrance OF
etS 0l The Chinese Baplfe sugn- he suggests
ssslelete that the Chineso shOud bo considered "a
ii aud thcn like tao doctor DO enTcd al diseases
y afpNDg the patient int0 SITS, IN the treatment OF
eAco BE- Possessed extraordinary sk, Le makes short
$50 " tienL If keaFuey - sat4sficd with ibis legal
t-1pa ~ Is sfmpier than Ws Sa3pOsed hiIo- III lac
se NiE u as * deserves ne vii take a new rope, and
s Hgihg Bniier taFty-niHe ashes with IL. and eurs
- tk teiEiT, win hang him 10 lamp-p0St a. an old
- anu hain0ug and deceyer OF the gOdiIke working
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THE RIGHr VIER OIL

FTUEI IIe itlalfu IDaFal.
No generous action IN the South or on the part
sgulhern representatives has tailed 10 receive sincere
IscGgnIi0n from Republicans. We want no seeuoEai III
ussnS WesuaH do nothing to create then We shal
appeal % tle pair0e instincts and common interests OF
~ Whole country. Bat she people Of the SOrtn Woud
- fae 20 ther afety, n, when they see the South
mtGg 10 control Of the Government With undIs
glsei and dangerous designs, tbeY did not unite
eniar fOF the public veal. This Is rot waving
ne a0ody srt Ii Is exciting any antAgouisms
kGRpig self-prOsectou and the highest patriotism.
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PREPARING TO "sLUMP- AS USUAL.
FrOta me- S1rr1es1se CJvgier (DsJa.1

As the tan cannot wag the dOg, the East
Si kRily have % acknowledge that II can no tOngJ
Ndf tbe West. Can tne Eastern Democracy Afford an
1iaude OF gntagVnsui 20 tAe Democracy OF the west
y eegos 20 hook though the grseubacS IS national
sHG g0d sectional Tnis may not De pleasant outlook
os t2sc Of who bold TO hard money" as tho true
~ q poFmaneBt prosperity but It were As futile Ion
t Pa tngton 60 atemDs 10 sweep back the waves OF
~ 0r tae unaied East to resist the swelling
Nc Of gretnbtcksm. We dTH DstiJ1ls not sectional
y, Ahd, IN Of 1850, the Democracy OF tho bsst
-n-t lzA6 no and contracted, Out broad ANA
nleldl survey OF the situation.
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ma eRKArEsr OF goLETIcAL eALANrms.

u matters n0t what Democratic orators may
80 - eHerg hssacbcaa remember and proclaim thSt
- H., seas back cloud Of southern war claims hangs
- & IA tee political sky aBd only wants The favora-
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