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Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
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NEW ADVERFIsEsyESTS.
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
L OF "r
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
The sui tscriber will Sc ! at Public Sale. a
the Csadcs' Ford Hotel, D.laware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER q 1879.
"'hirtv Lancaster County Cows and sz-uy
ST .e fat stock. A credit cF 30 days A
= IL be given. NO pcstpol ement on account
u weather, Sale TO commence at !. 80 O'Clock,
N. B.-A tot of York State Ewes and Bulls
VIII be offered at Private Sj1 = on Oct. 8.
AMOS W. HOUSE,
L. W, Stidhaa & Son, Auctlo..o,s.
9l7-2td 1tW, .rr
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Swimming Match es.

In racs on the Thames, at Norwich,
Conn, on Tuesday, mile and half
and turn, Geo. Lee defeated Wallace Ross
by two seconds. going over the course
in twenty minutes and twenty seconds.
Hanlan was surprised to learn on
Tuesday that he had been challenged
again by VIM. Elliott, ex-champion of
England. lie will have to accept, and
will spend the winter in England, row.
ing the race about the second or third
week in January. He goes to Chatau-
qua next week, to prepare for his race
with COurtuey,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
A Successful Festival.

The Festival lately held under the
auspices OF the ladies of Calvary Epis-
ropal church, was a gratifying success.
rhe ladies clearing slO5 above all ex-
pences.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
wore New KOuses.

1t is reported that the Messrs. Cause
intend TO erect II brick houses on the
McCaulley property, near the corner Of
Seventh and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Rear in Mind

that Kennard Il Co. are shown ew
line of ladies' fancy hem stitch and
scolloped handkerchiefs at as low prices
as any in market. 5'.a
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

Ifyour liver is torpid,if your appetite
Is poor, If you want your stomach
thoroughly cleapsed, if you cannot
sleep, il you want good digestion use
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Only rs
cents. |tatH
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
still at II.

Dr. J. A. Paxson, President of tAs
Pc"man mt Exhibition Company, ye.
t'-day, sent the following commun:ce
ton to Mayor Stokley, who is a man-
Der Of the Hairmount Park Commission
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16, 1s7s.-1o Hon.
william 5. Stokley, Commissioner, Far.
mount Park--Dear Sir: had the honor to
address your honorable body, on August H.
communication In reply to ono from yo.
[ ted J"iy II. In view Of the great imVG
tance to Tails enterprise, we would roai ,ct-
fully request that your Board would take
prompt and definite action upon oar late
communication, that this Institute, may
be relieved from the doubt and uncertainty
that uangs ovHr 1t.
Many exli. 0rs now here In the State
Fair are anxle,.s to remain perm lnentIy. but
nothing car be definitely settled unit. the
question of the removal OF the building Is de.
termined We trust that you will appreciate
tbs importance to this institution OF this op-
portunlty " retain many of the valuable ex-
hib.ts now temporarily here.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
(Signedl IA. PAxsoN, President.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

NOTlCE.-1n conformity with the pro.
~ visions OF The act. nlssed by the Gen.
"ral Assembly OF the St;&o OF Delaware. on the
9th day OF March, A -, 1875, the subscri.
pers hereby give notice TINT they will make
appi alton on the Goth day of October next.
to the Honorable Leonarn f Wales, Judge OF
the Superior Court of the Sta e of Deia warc
tor a charter incorporation o. a company
CALI d The James ). eb' Printing ana
stationery Company, ., carry on the busi
ness OF the manufacture o. Books, Prints and
Stationery in all its branches, and that a
draft OF the rpp0sed charter will be on that
day. exhibited to the said Judge for his exami-
nation and order thereon. ri
II. JAMES,
r. AJkSWhDTIJ
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
rx.presiacnt Grss;. Accents

The great American soldier and tray
eler, Genera! Grant, is about to accept
the Presidency of the American Compa
ny to construct an Inter-r Jaanic Canal
The General and all others can keep
their aIimentary canal in perfect older
and be all the more fit for business by
nsipg the great curative, Flagg's biNsr
and Stomach Pad. Office No. East 9TH
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

Should "Celluloid" truss bauume
imperfect by wear l will replace ii with
a new one free Of expense. N, y. Dan
forth, Druggist, I'd and Market.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

b. lSopUlar blood purifiers such
ksaii n"'in's, Belts, Rush's, &C.,
r~s ~ >. r. Hartman, Drug
be place. ~ A'p'''' ~"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

NOR SALE Butcher Stall in Second Nj
E Market House, j. A. BOND Il 90,
9,l7 at COL Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

ENOR SALE.-fitcen shoats at the si..5
A hes 1t y. M Gibson, lis French stree
- - u. % l7.3td. ltWk
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

" ne fellow who was running
[s [s,i, te''le field of Bull Run, the
/, WY !arty is not wounded yet,
y 'sdly demoralized.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

N'Ok SALE OR TRADE Tor city prop ,.ss
IT, erty very desirable farm Of 20 &U
acres at Oxford, CHESTER Copntv, Pa. CaN
eoQp, CAPT WHlTCRAFT.
pT4t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

MONEY TO LOAN by the Wilmington
VA Saving Fund Society, in large or small
amounts, on g1ol first mortgages, no bonus OF
commission charged. Apply 10
]. L. SMITH. Treas,
0l1lWGd- lweOd. T3J Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

%~illtE-bLu SlAR LOAN ASS
~ GlAIlON-Six per cent. of sne
month 3 paym' mt will be returned to each
member OF the above a sociatiOn. Cali upon
PHILIP EFT. Treasurer.
Wilmington, Del, sept. II, 1879. e.17 St III,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
~ Ia AA1Ae - -'EAAA iAEot hEo

and continuing through THURSDAY and Mon
day evenings. TICKETS FOR THr,
COURSE, $l,OJ. SINGLE LECTURE, rs
CENTS
Tickets Tor sale at ths store or y, F.Thomas
x Co. 917 got :
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17

'Smlnmell, shot by his brother
'eof2la, on Monday. died last
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12
NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 20
HOWING AND zABRIsKIE MINING:

~ Principal place business Carson City.
Location of works, Eagle and Washoe Valley Mining
Dstrict-At meeting OF the Board Of Trustees, held
April 24th assessment NO Of Five () Cents per share
levied upon the capital stock of the company payable
Immediately to the Secretary in United States gold coin
his office in the Adams House, Carson City, Nevada Any
stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid
the Doth DAY OF MAY, A D. 1879, will be deemed de-
nquent and advertised for sale, and unless payment is
made before will be sold at public auction the Both
DAY OF JUNE, 1879, pay said delinquent assessment
together with Of advertising and expenses of sale
By order Of Board Of Trustees
NJ ANDERSON, Secretary
Othce-Front room in Adams House, Carson City, Ne
vada. mylO-td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12
REGISTR RATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Books of Registration for the Municipal Election to
be held MONDAY, MAY s. 1879, for the election of
Three Trustees of Carson City, will be open Saturday,
April 5th 10 o'clock NJ and remain open until April
25th at o'clock P NJ, 1870.
Naturazed citizens required by law to present then
papsn at the time of registration.
W. n. CARY,
Ex ofRsio Registry Agent, Carson Township.
CAssn City, Rev, April s, 1879 I'd
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
SPEECH OF
HON. ALLEN G.. THURMAN.

Delivered at Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday
Evening, September q, 1879.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

IobatiSuci on 5tA Page. |
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18

Mr.. PRESIDENT AND FELLowCIrIzENs
The persistent efforts of the Radical
leaders to destroy the plainest rights Of
the States and of the people, and there
by to overthrow local government
in the United States, will justify me in
asking your attention tonight to some
observations that have been repeated a
thousand times, and have therefore no
charm of novelty to recommend them,
but which can not be repeated too fire..
qucntly it we would preserve our system
of government and the liberties of the
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
NOT DJPHTHERIA THAT HAS PREVAILED

At the monthly meeting of the Section OF
Theory and Practice Of the Ne%YoTk Academy OF
Medicine on Tuesday evening" the subject OF prevalent
forms Of throat and their treatment was discussed
IL was shown that dphtneria, rightly called, has
been very this season, and that the most common
disease has been little less than epidemic in the
upper part the city during the past year While 1t
begins very suddenly and with severe symptoms, II is
not really dangerous, least far less than true
diphtheria. II begins with high temperature head
ache and pain the back. Sometimes these symptoms
occur either before or simultaneously with OF
tue throat and after twelve hours there
or less Inflammation OF the faUces. Small rounded
masses appear the follices, IN number from SIX TO
eight or ten large pins head and seldom run
ming together. In diphtheria the membrane is con-
tinuous Professor j. Lewis Smith, who gave this
description OF the disease. sad that 1t would
often run through nearly q whole family like disease
flc He had examined the masses or the
fulces micruscOpcay to determine their true en- rae
ter, bus had not found them to be of yegrtapie or
fungus Nature He thought that sewer gases undOuOt-
euy caused dphtherla at times ana perhaps tns oteT
disease as well.
Dr. Peters spoke OF throat diseases from historical
standpont mentioned tuat Drs. Willard Parker sabin
and self had reported the first Of diphthera in
New-YOrk IN 1874 Previous to this 1t had been re-
pOrted in b ston Albany and San Francisco. How 1t
known f0llicular tOusts for thirty Syedrs. II was
ike quinsy. number OF other medical men spoke on
the subject each advancing point which his own
experience suggested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
MUSIC.
ENGLISH GLEES.

The concert at ChickeriDg Hall yesterday
afternoon was a charming affair. The English Giee
Club always sings well, with exquisite precision and
finish with delicacy and admirable expression, and
though occasionally members NAV be little out
of voice. is always pleasure TO hear the general
work Of the club, for IL ia admirable. The programme
yesterday afternoon, too, particularly good one
It opened with Hattons strong spirited The Happes
Land" There was a charming glee for three voices by
Mr p King. at tue Nightingale" and there was
also Barnby's delicate part-sOng, The snow DFnp''
Mr. s. b. Wniteley, the Organist, contributed mu-
sicianly aud graceful part-song, "A Summer Evening",
aud there were Mackenzies popular " Franklyh's
Dogge" and JacksOn's clever setting for quartet OF
Dr. Arues exquisite Where the Bee Sucks And there
were also two very elaracteristically German part
SONGS Koscnat's ForsaSen" and Reichardfs Image
Of the Rose the IN which latter piece Miss Finch
sang exceedingly we'll. Miss Finch also sang cradle
song by Jaubert sweet, tender composition, aud she
saugit exquisitely. Mics Finch Is singer who has
good voice. an excellent method, she sings with ex-
preston aud, best of all, with fautless good taste
Mss BeeDe gave a capital performance OF an uncOn"
monty good song by Dudley Back, "When the Heart Ia
Young" and Mr.. Woodruff, who seemed unfortunately
moi in his best voice. but who YET sang very We'll gave
Hatton's Come, Live with Ne" Mr.. FlOrO gave clear
and precise rendering of a no yelette by GOldmaIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
DIED.

spotsvo2a on M 5 IOOrp5ns March
St Peters Church spotswood at II O'Clock r.
Tran by Central railroad Of NewJersey foot OF Lib
erty.si AZ sis a. m.
BoLToN-on Tuesday the 18th inst Mrs Abby NJ. widow
Relatives and family respectfully invited to
8othst, on rhGfsiay the 2Othinst. at O'Clock IN.
Interment at WestpOrt Conn
BUFFUM-on sunday March 49, at Flushing. louisa,
oSecs or Ellen in Il ns s2h 9S rate
CoUENuovEN-on wednesday morning March H. is7s
her late re-ldence lS9 West 36thst ABBY C. Macdun
RELATIVES aud friends are llyte to attend the
aay, March 81 a., at 3, o'e e., sS;oor. w
G6 train WI rom on GaDd Central pop
RR
DIcKINsoN-on Tuesday evening" 18Th inst, Margaret
Coleman widow OF the Rev Richard W. Dickinson ID
Gsfcs Of her sonInia~ Dr. Jowett NO % East
w pa HRf Of the a@ no 10
pUTToN-In New. Haven March H. sias B. Dntton, aged
South Norwak ana formerly of rs Yale Col
lege
erck W. Foo;e aged SO years -, ...
Funeral ST. Johns Church Friday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
HARMER-On wednesday, March 10 1872 Mrs Eliza wife
Of The le Washington f. marwer aTeT "a Attend the
gra Service a her 1e GctGeGee llS East 0'S' On
HUNTER-On wednesday. March 10. 1879 Helen widow
OF the late Matthew Hunter
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
JEwETT-on Wednesday, March 70; 1872 coward, young
child of John L. and Adeline W Jewe 10 the I'd year
OF his age.
Funeral pr1vaie
McALLIsrER-suddenly IN BROOKLYN. March 10, 1879.
Thomas McAllisteT VI. D.. aged % years
Services held his late residence, 1873 6thaye.
BfOOkyu SATURDAY. March y, at D. m.
respectfully Invite u attend
MOREHOU sE-suddeDy. in Brooklyn March ls OF diph
Emmie Lucia daughter OF aired anu ANNE
Chichester MOrehOuse.
Funeral services held at Dis sklnan-5, Thurs
March 20. at 4 p. M
PAGE-In Washington CITY, on Friday MarCl t. DR. Re
zin Arnold Page, late II New.f ork CITY.
Mar NJ
Evone Quincy, believe wife 81 Forrest H. Parser, and
OuIy dAu OF the j. r. 1hOmasOu ~
rrsDectfuY invited Stten the
funeral Thomsss Church. and 53d-
Thursday morning, at 10 NJ ffiends WIZ please not
send flowers.
RANDEI-After a few days severe illness, Monday,
March H. 1879. Jonah u. HaudeL aged 30 years. and
Funeral from his late residence No 2S6 3)ths 9Th.
ave South Brooklyn. Thursday. 10th ns, at ii a. in
ROBERTs-On Monday. March II. Miss Jane f. Roberts,
I'm the 10th wear OF her
iSelaves friends OF the family arc respectfully lyte
late residence 4iS west I'D
st. March 20. az O'Clock without further
notice. and ar requested not to send hoTers
sAVAGE-On March Is, MIS-. Letts Savage, in the 93d
Her stiyes and friends OF her Joseph w
George iLYitft 10 atteni her
fro First Presbyterian Church. Hsh"Ay ~ j., on
Carriages viii attendance the arrival of IL M train
FROM NeW1Ork
WoODWARD-On Tuesday. 18th lnst at his residence No
ramercy Robert woodward IN the 67th year of
Funer services at the Church Of tho Divine Paternity
respectfully nyei attend. II
re ueste,l that 10 bowers be- sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

The election of Randall for Speaker was
not victory for Allen G. Thurman.-iCmcnoati Eli
qurer (Deml
If Curtin had been elected Wallace might
have mustered one follower Ia the fight against Ran
dali. As it was, he had none.-iPhiladelphia Press
(Rep)
A new Republican ticket has been proposed
blame and Booth-;he lar East and the far west IL
would boom equal TO Tilden and Thurman IL we must
adventiousy cali the artful and 81 ALTERATION let
Blaine ana Booth boom.-lCiucuuati Commercial QndJ
TIE NRw-YoRK TRIBUNE thinks the re-
election OF Speaker Randall L. triumph OF the CON
servatye over the Bourbon element Of the Democratic
House. This IS probably And with the rec0IlecllOh
OF the Outrages oil eady pelpeT8ied under coDserva-
tive" sam Randall the loyal mind Is incapable OF pic
turing the state oi things under so Rampant rebel
as Blackburn had be been given control-IrOy Times
REM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
FATAL ARRAY At VICRSBURG.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN AND cLrRK KILLED

A PROMINENT CITIZEN AND cLFRK KILLED.
VICKsBURG. Miss. March 19.-Last night a
shooting ufTfay occurred between Captain ". i.
Fitzgerald side, and Captain W. II. Andrews
aud ". L. Greene the other. Andrews am Greene
were killed almost instantly and Fitzgerald was
dangerously wounded. Tie difficulty originated
abo2 n Hibenian meeting held on Monday night
at wnch drcws was elected president. Faz
gerald claimed to still be president OF the
Hberdian Society and denounced the election OF
Andrews as q farce. Greene took exceptions 20
FItzgersd's remarks and ATTEMPTED 10 draw wagon
Fitzgerald drew first and shot Greene through The
heart. Andrews then shot Fitzgerald. Then Fifz.
gerald shot Andrews, the bali piercing Audrrws'
skull at the top OF the for head. Andrews was the
head of the rD of W. IT, Andrews BrO aud Was pres
ident OF the Howard Association last summer
W l.. Greene clerk OF Andrews and Brother Fitz-
gerald prominent lawyer. and once Republican
state District Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
THE LONG BRANCH CHURCH QUARREL.

FATHER WALSH CAUSES TIE ARREST or ONE OF
HIS REBELLIoUs CONGREGATION.
LONG BRANCH, March 19.-Fatner Walsh, of
the Church Of Our Lazy Star OF the Sea- yester-
dsylsent for Justice the Peace Lane and msde affidavit
against Thomas McKenna, charging him with disturbing
the peace mis- churcn last Sunday morning Justice
Lane issued a warrant OF arrest Tor McKenna and placed
it the hands OF Constable Van Dyke The excitement
III the village was intense II made known that
the Catholic pastor had caused the arrest OF his parish
Toner The examination was secretly held Mr.. Me-
Kenna waived examina ton and was heId to await
tho action ~ the Grand Jury He gave ms own bOni-
To "a tribune reporter Mr. Mckenna -tated that ne
waived examination tnat This scandal about the
church might Quoted. He said he good Catl0-
lie and nor rrcOghizng Father Walsh a. the Cnurch on
tet panied him to the name OF the Church dragged
& rough the mlrc by VINO Was It's agent ana shOuu
be its protector The affair Ia causing good deal or ex-
eltemeut III the village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
GEORGE p. PUTNAM'- sons,

IIIsiFF'
Tl,e Life 81 Louis kdolph Thiors BY trlreos IL Go1
Translated the authors Unpublished
manuscript, Oy Theodore stanton H. al Cct'NV' Win pVi
trali, 81 %. .
Fasting Girls; Their Physiology and Pathology. ny
William a Hammond, NJ ID. lGmO, cio;h ezra, 40 cehtse
Imnroyrd Dwellings for the LabOriug Ciasser By
Alfred A. White Illustrated SSO 81 cehts'
Honest Money and labor An essay by the Hon Carl
Schurz % cents.
National Banking BY NJ ]" Scudcer' IT. oVo' 80 0o"'
noes 10 Pr sperity the csuses when retAid
adoption In this cOunr 81 hhah,ial alu lO'i' "''"'
of Reform By simon Sterne. Svo ~ cents
Authorizations in Food and Medicine by e. X" Squoo
NJ ID. SvO 20 cents
Free Trade rs Promoting Peace and GOODWILL Ainohs
Men. Charles L. Brace, $40, 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF JEFF DAVIS.
E.ro,, The london TeteOTdDh.

The cause of the South met with signal
failure The Estate rights" which II stood mp 10 de-
fend were for wears abolished and will probably never
recover their old fOrcej and slavery when wa tio
Cornerstone of the new nation" has utterly dlsal
pearsd No greater catastrophe ever elosed revolt
But the gigantic auo the conclusive Vlcioy were
oYerahadowed by the uDexampled political cleinehcy Oh
the eOnquerOrs. When the war was over no man sur
Tered death on the sca Id the lew conVlcte Oh as
sasslnaton, tho political prisoners were quickly to
ieasrd, considerations were soon removed ana @ h
eOuth possesses again its political rights. nut tue
theory Of Obliteraton and forgiveness Is pushed 70 au
absurd extreme when twenty two Democratic senators
Propose that the through whose instgauon tue
American people lost many hundred thousand men
should be- presented fitting recipient OF state pm
500 Tor services rendered more tLan hry years hgo.
Al all EVENT., ts payment might be postponed ui INC
huge natiOusl debt due to hum and his colleagues com
yietsiy cleared on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
THE ORGAN CONCERTS.

1t has been reported that Mr.. Henry Car
ter's organ concert had postponed TINS is mis-
take II Will take place this afternoon as usual at half
past O'Clock. at Trinity Church. and the programme
will include an Ofertory in d by Battiste, an AdaEo
by M.rkel an 20 Saluttris" OF Rossini's, and the
great Redbke Sonata on the cath Psalm
Mr. John whites recital at Chlckering HAL VIII also
take place As usual on SATURDAY.. He Will play the
Doric Toccata and Fugue OF Bach, the Andante from
Dudley Bucks first Sonata, Rhinebergers Fourth
Sonata. the Andsute from Moz,rGs clarinet quintet,
and stehles symphonic tone-pcture, " saul"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SONS.


CIeanings of Past Years. loi37s BY me Hlght hon'
VIM \. Gladstone. vols, ono price per NOluhe VI
The Bgc Of the AnIOnines. By the Rev " Wolfe Capes
NJ. a. IUlEo, coin, 81
The Fina Philosophy AS issuing from the harmony Ok
science ana Religion historical AMI critical lBrdhciOn
BY W. Shields ID. d. LIZ d. Second e4iuon revised
! vol. Svu, s..
William Cullen Bryant commemorative address ds
livef Core The NcWYOrk Historical society," al the Ac id
emy OF Music, December 80. 1873 BY George william Cur
lis syo paper, 80 cents. l2mO clio b. 70 cents.
Goethe and Schiller Their lives and works Ineirdins
nclI N nyersltY. One volume. l2m0. cloth. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sOIREE.

The fourth of the series of sOii6es of
chamber music which these gentlemen are giving viii
take place this evening at the Union League Theatre
There will be a suite for piano and violin by Godmar&
(op III, the Romance In & for violin and piano by
beethoven a theme and atoms for piano by Iscba
kowsky which Mr.. Primer VIII play. and the concert
will Ose with 5uuumanns minor trio Top 63l, IN Wich
Mr. Bergner will take part well as SSis ID nIOsch
and Pinner. There viii be TWO Soloistsi Mrs. De Lana
WAC will sing songs by Rubmsein, SchumaDn schubert
and M.ndelssoh and Mr. Charles f. Iretbar, who Will
gIug Franz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
MORE SOLID SOUTHERN IDEAS OF LOYALTY
~ Pom Jhx Mobile REGISTER tDeIa.)

The GREAT offence Of Mr.. Davis Is that ne
has neyer sKed for pardon hands OF The Govern
menI. Way should he ask for pardon Why should any
at the south have been compelled TO ask Tor parOn
II the Southern states supply conquered provinces
at the close OF the war, there might have Dten ssne
reason In the demand But the theory OF our Govern
meut was maintained, although for years IL hd very
little practical effect and tho south was considered 10
be again part of TIE Union. There Is no Government
IN this country except that made by the people Hence
as the south soon assisted in forming that Government
In asstnG nardon sDe addressed her petition partly to
herself This was tDanfestly absurd, hut the Republ
can party has never been careful 10 have It's practice
conform 10 the theory OF our institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
MIDNIGHT WBATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,no,s,s for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March 20, 1 a. Mine pa
rometer /. highest on, the South Atlantic Coast. A
.,r ., .o,s,d.r,h,. energy is developing In Kansas.
Clear weather has prevailed in the south and south
vests elsewhere has been partly cloudy. Inc 'empefa'
ture has remained nearly stationary Ia VIC inSs
prevail In tno Lake region, Middle states anu N0"
England elsewhere they are southeastery
Indications
For New-England slightly warmer, ciear OF parity
clondv weather winds mostly westerly.
For the Middle aud South Atlantic sta,e s,e Mnds
clear or partly cloudy weather, llsht ,,iorv foI
mostly frem southwest to southeast, ana staOhaiy O
lowed by falling barometer
n,..t .,pGrpV ATTONS.