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How tho Absurd Lie was started BY a
Foolish telegraph Operator
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
TIE ASTLEY BELT ATTACHED.

ROwFII. GOFs TO TIFTASY's FOR 1T AND LEARNS
TIIE FAC1-1IIE wAIKERs' RECEPTION.
The fact that the Ashley Belt was attached
while III the hands OF Tiffany Co.. in suit against
Weston, robbed the reception to ROwell, at Madison
square Garden last night. OF Of its interesting
features. The champion went IN the afternoon TO get
the belt. armed with order from Mr.. Busby OF The
Turf Field and Farm. TO Tiffany d Co.. and he then
first informed OF the attachment. There was other
trouble ut the Garden last night in carrying out the
programme announced 70 quiet the many spec
tators who had assembled. Norman Taylor, fresh
from last weeks rest, was put the track
to five miles, which he dd In 33i42l.
Mert and CuyOn next stIOed twice around tn track
Eve minutes. which far and fast their
feet and legs permitted Then butcher took up his score
twenty hrec miles where ne left n ago. and
added Two miles 20 II II l43Iai. Ennis followed with
mile run in 6:l7l4 Rowelfs appearance the track
the signal Tor the most enthusiastic cheering. lie
ran a mile 5i27a The checks FOR their
rcreiuts gwen to al the winners yesterday except
Wesions; that waits Mrs Wosion's order Mr.. Atkn-
son had irs delivered Enus's check when he was served
with an at chnrnt upon H. Ennis said last night that
tns oid caim Of SlO3 against hlm rs the
dUrsCI Oi "a note.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
PRESIDENT HdTES IN ILLINOIS.

RECEPTION N THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD.
SpgINGfILLp, ILL.,, sept. 3O.--PTesident Hayes and
his PARTY arrived here this morning at O'clock.
They --,Io met bv Governor Cullom and the local
reception committee. aud we're escorted to the
Executive Mansion. where the parry took breakfast
and rested until1O o'clock.
At 10 o'clock procession was formed consisting
of several military organizations, the Veteran Sol
dierS Association, the Prisoners Of War Association.
colorcd citizens the Members Of the State Board of
Agriculture, the State officers and City Council In
carriages The Presidential party was
cortcd 20 the State House, where 5000
children Of the public schools were assembled
on the east front. As the party ascended
the steps. the children sang the hymn " America"
On arriving at tic topof the steps, Governor Cul-
lom called the meeting 20 order, and introduced the
Hon. J. G. COnkling, who delivered an address of
welcome on the part Of the state officers. which
followed by an address by Mayor Mcguire on the
part of tire city, and by one by the Rev. Robert
Nourse on behalf of the school children,
feengly alludlng 10 the impressions produced on
HIM bv this hio first visit To the home OF Lincoln
and Douglas.
Gcnerl sherman, in response 70 calls. made
Of the Governmont was true and steadfast to the
cause OF the Nation and VIII remain AN express
sion that was greeted with hearty cheers.
Mrs Hayes, being called for, bowed her acknOwl-
cdgments.
The procession then formed and proceeded to the
Fair grounds. where lunch was eaten.
About 10000 people. including many prominent
citizens Of the STATE. We're at the Fair grounds
Governor CulOm made an address of welcome, aud
President Hayes responded in a short speech.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
diminution Is by q twothirds majority Of tho stock
holders.
GRANT orr FOE THE YOSEMITE.

A RECEPTION IN STOCKTON YFsTERDAY-THE GKN-
FRAL MOI TO BE IN CHICAGO UNTIL NOVEM
BER 13.
STOCKTON, Cal, Sept 30.-General Grant and
party left Oakland Wharf at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. The landing was occupied by a dense mass OF
people As the train moved off three cheers were
given. The General occupied q special drawing
room car Accompanying him were Mrs Grant, L.
S. Grant. jr., j. w. Dent General John K. Mllier'
wife aud daughter, Miss Flora Sharon. Miss Jennie
Flood. and John Russell Young Throngs OF people
gathered at the various way stations. At Martinez
a salute was fired. and near the depot the houses
were decorated with the National colors. At An
toch the school children were drawn up In line
upon the depot platform. They waved their hand
kercheis as the train moved past.
On arriving here at 12:4O p. m, the General was
welcomed by Mayor Hyatt. and was escorted along
line composed Of military companies, the Stock
ton Fire Department, Union veterans and veterans
of the Mexican war, to carriage drawn by four
white horses. procession was then formed and
proceeded through the principal streets until the
Court House was reached where there con-
course of several ,h0usand school girls dressed in
white. They saluted the distinguished visitor with
the waving of handkerchiefs and clappng of hands.
After the procession had passed IN review the
General was driven to the Yosemite House where he
held reception. The city was finely decorated and
the military display was crcditabe.
The party leave for the Yosemite Valley at 73O
this evening.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-Gcneral Sheridan has IT,
celyed telegram from General Grant. stating that
his engagements VIII not permit HIM TO be hero
earlier than November ] 3 "a week later than the
date heretofore fixed The reunion of the Army OF
the Tennessee viii be postponed accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
message OF PRESIDENT DL,Z.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 23.-The Presidents
Message delivered - Congress on the 10th instant
II Is considered excel en-; document II Is long and
devoted primo p.y 20 international Affairs. Ii says the
foreign relations o. Mexico OF tie most amlcable
character. Belgium hrs renewed her relations with
VI Vico No embarrassmcnts have arisen 20 render
difficult complete agreement with the United States.
The message refers to tine beginning Of numerous rail-
roads and show. at sixty miles Of railway have
been built du.iug tie year. There has been consider
able augmcntGt on Of iecrraphio communication an
increase of SCHOOLS end pupils and an Improvement IN
the financial situation oi tie Governments Peace pre-
walls over entire public. The President declares
himself against reflection, and il uuiayOrabe q re-
peal OF the pruli10ry Law. The President abs tains
from prOnOunclng opinion upon the events at Vera
Cruz matter being before the grand Jury OF tho Ma
Ion lie desires mat Justice my be enforced with I'm
Partially and iHOcpcudcIrc.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
TELEGK.IPHIC NOTES.
COINAGE AT puILADELpHIA.

COINAGE AT PHILADELPHIA.
Pm ApELr,iiA, HcPI: 39. .c es.nase eNecnted
lows liver dollar sioCS0Jo n"o coins value. sliI5'
A SMALL srocK EXCHANGE sUsPENDs.
PmLApslirniA, scpt,. SOL Pn6lic stock ex-
chang. N Todd Williams < o., - 80 Chr,lnu, ~ .s
Ps.d.a c @ re- s' o or a oo 9Sl to-day Inc URN gives '' 'O
THE NEW CANADIAN sHIPPING LAW.
ST. ions, y. b.. scot. 3d. he deck-oad law
cones nio up, to nioroN. The loading
ss In por-is bens pushed vigorously 20 that ships may
A PRETTY EXPENSIVE PRESCRIPTION.
BosroN Sept: ~ l5gs s IN the supreme Jn,
m e e9.e o ~ h@sas ss. W. NJ hSse ass' f. G. baen
TIE STRIKE ~ CINCiNNArL
CNCINNArl scot. 500 new strikes ARE re-
gG[' g[ me eqepliob II a piocesn n morning noag
occurred "a indicate thar Sn&o was IA prosse's
PRISONERS or WAR ARRIVING.
Toledo, ONO, sept. 3O.-A considerable number
Of pseucts Of wai have ar'dy arrived heo TO aticna
Among them some iron Texas. Wisconsin, and Penusyl
A RECOVERY OF DAMAGES FOR NAMING
ALEXANDRIA, Va, sept. 3O.-One thousand dol
lars awarded to-day as1inst everdy Dangeed for
sou year Mr. Thompson SHOT by Georse
WILLIAM J. srowELL ACQUITTED.
BAL1IMORF. sept. 30.-In ihe case of William j.
Ss Who Was ut On trial on e charge Of falling 70 denver
certain ihrdeass nail atte tae JURY rendered verdict OF
LEGAL NOTICE TO REMOVE TELEGRAPH POLES
BoiDENTowN, \; j., sept 3O.-ko9ert Hutebln-
ra notice ofcers Of TIE American Union telegraph
Company pIes which ho cams his private
, proteriy. and have 40 ght 10 be thege.
JUDGM MENr ON A LIFE POLICY or $1,000
BUFFALO, \. Y, sept 3O.-ln the Supreme Court
In The Germsn against the Brook Life In
ruanco CO1pany bis evening jury brought m verdict
fof Inc Ilsntln 900 The has
thirty daS ~ make oat "a bin OF EXCEPTIONS.
THE LEGISLATIVE CONFLICT IN QUEBEC.
QUEBEC, Sc II. 3O.-lhe Legislative Council sat
morning from TO l2 with clssed doors Mr. stems
Liberal moved the second reading Of the supply Du MI
De Bourhervile Conservative, Moved instead al ADJOURN
meut 10 october 81, which motion was carried.
GENERAL GRANTS ARADIANs.
ALEXANDRIA Va sept. 3O.-Ihe annual fair OF
the Alexandria and ff-X Agricultural Association opened
here to-day great 1000 persons being IN
atteuauoe Among tho horses were the Arabian stations
presented General Grant by tie Sultan Of Iurkey
IMPORTS OF THE DOMINION.
OTTAWA. sept. 3O.-Ihe stuteInont OF imports for
iS7e- f0l1wa Imports FOR AusugtloIo
egU4s Ill Of which 50 s6o40l were duabe s0O!A The
duty Collected 5iIe,O73 Imports Tor August le.a,
sBl1uaDO, of which t .3Dl Ieo goods. The duy
connected sI.z70Sl2-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
S14O.459 o50, and for the eight months ended Au-
gust 81. 1878, $1SS. .605224.
ME. TILDEN HELPS EWING.
MONEY sENT INTO ONO TO CARRY on THE CAM

Try rFLroRAPu To THE TRI


lBY TELrGRAPH TuE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-One of the plans adopted
by the Ohio Democrats to persuade Mr.. Tflden to
open his barrel and send a large sum Of money TO
Ohio recently has just become known here.
1t appears that In the meeting of the National
Committee here, Chairman Mckinney. Of the Ohio
Committee. told story to the effect that the Re-
pnblicans had discovered way to evade the law
passed by the last Democratic Legislature forbid
ding the use of money for campaign purposes and
were arranging In each county to offer prize to
the township giving the highest Republican vote
this Fall. Mr.. Mckinney Is reported 10 have de-
clared that the Democrats were entirely without
funds TO meet this emergency. Mr.. Barnum was
appealed to- and Ohio say that IN behalf of Mr..
lilden he promised that more money should be sup
piled to Democrats % each county than 1t was be-
leyed the Republicans would be able to raise.
Democrat who acquainted with this effort to
raise. money from Mr.. Tilden says that $4,000
or $4,000 were secured and placed under the
control OF G'neral EWuVs MANAGERS.
Some or Mt. JLuUnau's friends, II is said, know
Of this move, and rather favored II. One of the
most prominent friends Of tne Senator, however,
sad ii was a bitter pail for them TO swallow, 10
know thai Mr.. iiiieD was helping Ewing out, and
So ne believed, lniuiing the prospects OF 81.
Thurman.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
TIE ONEIDA COMMUYITY.
THE REPORT OF THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE.


SYRACUSE, n. Y. Sept 30.-The committee,
composed Of Bishop Huntington, John ". Mears and A.
f. Beard. appointed "a February last at meeting of
citizens OF Central New-York, TO oOncoct measures
which ought be adopted for the suppression Of The
Immoral features OF the oneida Community has made
its report. II has taken q mass Of testimony
gather from different parts OF the conn
Try as well from tie authorized documents OF tie
Community" the presentation Of which, the COM
mitee thinks. "woud be certain TO create IN oil ght-
minded people such adherence and disgust as would
render the institution intocrabe Before this Of
testimony sop Ism that pcstieut and organized
inquiy Is be- 1T alone because II associated With
firiitv virtues Ike economy, industry, and The
paving Of deb,s, would PROBABLY yaii-h. Tie Tee
IOrt In full Is nearly ready for pu1icatODt ana
ia partly I'm print. The report sayei " Tho
agitation has made Itself felt appears from tho recent
announcement on the part OF the managers OF the Com
munity. dated August 26. 1t Is in the form OF an
affirmative to proposal or message OF Their
leader dated August 20. thRt they abandon the ohcn
vt part Of their system OF communism in Difference 10
this public sentiment evidently rising against H., al
though renouncng their belief in their peculiar
principles In view OF these declarations deem our
selves bound both In courtesy and good faf to hold the
materials report III allegiance, aud 60 suspend pro-
cerding= Although reformation IL profcssedly due
"a moral conviction but a respect for the de-
mands of civilization, tho concession Is still an
apparent achievement Uf that result Of which We have
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
THE ANrI-RrNr MOVEMENT.
TRENCU POLITICS AND TRADE.

LONDON, IuesONy, s0pI. 80, IsIJ-
Special dispatches from Paris report con-
versa,on between Vi. Gambetta President OF the Cham
Der Deputies, and the Spanish cx-Minster. - nor
Crrraial. n. aamtctta. replying to question. srd be
not undertake the direction Of affairs except IA
circumstances Of which there was no III oslect.
A Paris dispatch Tie Daily News says there 10
be INgtimist banqle,s at DUon, Iarseilles. Per
sienan Montauhan and Chamh0rd honor OF the birth
day 4 Henry, Count dc ChanbCrd the LoEltimlst Pre-
tender.
The transport lie Navafn having $50 Communists on
board, has arrived al Brest.
A dis patch from Paris 10 The IiHes says: commit
tee OF the Rouen factory oversoors have ad-
dressed letter 70 the president OF the Taf Commit
tee. urging h;m expedite the committees labors.
They state that Ouc-!uarter Of their production
finds market. and he stock increasing alrmingy.
Prices are 90 low ti.t have fallen % per cent.
Unless there n some chance soon, the industry VIII
L IA complete -tanJe'iil.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
GEYERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE DIsCONTENr IN IRELAND.
now LONDON JovRNALs REGAnD IT.

LONDON. Tuesday, Sept 80, 1873.
The PoH Mall Gazette in its leading article
briefly summarized last evening comedies that tho
plants Of the Irish tenant farmers are mostly gouune
that they FOR the moment unable TO pay their rent
and that they believe their right 10 remain ON the
every They fresh from the cxhortatons
OF the most popular oitcan I'm Ireland, meaning Mr.
Parna stick their hOmesteads whatever conse
Quence. IL the general refusal 10 pay followed
v wholesale eviction this again Will almost certainly
be followed 10y srriee murders and unless
the irish prepared to support the landlords
amounting 10 little lebs than military
cupaiion of large part o. the country the laLlords
viii have between virtually cOuCCdlug tho
tenants claim 10 hXty Or tenure, and giving the signal
for an outbreak Of something hardly dstinsuishable
IIe anti rent agitation ia only one among the other
symptoms of the general unrest Of licland. For the
moment II is the most urgent; but even II The worst
pinch OF the alTaran dstrcss were relieved by uni
ye-sel reductiou OF rent there would stl he much 10
d-quict the condition Of the country The enthu-
bv which hriarncFs progress has bcen attended
has Infinitely weaker cd the hauhs ~ Tue mor h'dcttc
results somewhat - prrciptAte The proposal
to assemble National convention Ihc iaie OF tas
particular project Is at present uncertain but the aa
ton upon which the more violent section OF the Home
ruers have entered w N one shape oranothe produce
trouDOus prospect IN Ireland not really affected bv
tie success failure OF gwen scheme for organz
Of the sh people and tLelr leaders concerns ms much
more seriously tlan any p'rtcular proposal Tor lis
i,semsodiiious alnohg the people ana iechie-7b H.
ceudilry among tie ieaders-the situation must be u
grave one whether the convention ever meets not
II should DC noted that the old statute which pro-
hbtod convent in Ireland was repealed at the last
session Of Parliament
THE ANTI-RENr MOVEMENT
The Times III a leading editorial article the dis
organizing effects OF Mr.. ParuelPs policy. says would
become really Formidable only If II should extend all
over Ireland 7he Times does not believe that viii do
s0 Nothing Il SAYS. VIII tend to paray the autrent
projects enecnalv than tho Improvement In the
harvest prospects which is reported from the greater
mart uf IreialG.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
TOREIGN NOrTS.

LONDON. Tuesday. Sept go 1879.
A Berlin dispatch says that in order to pro-
mote the direct cXrort OF Russian grain to England,
a 900 80 has been assigned for proving the LshO-
man ha. bOr OF Baltic Port.
schid & Coz Of Vienna. large firm in the cry-goods
trade have suspended. Their Liabilities S25O.000.
sicbcr & JcrabeE cotton merchants OF Vienna. have
lsO failed with liabilities amounting 10 100000. The
suFnlnfion of ihc Hamburg house Of Nedstou Is Ike
wise announced Ii hos involved TINT ~ Meyer, OF
Lagos, with liabilities go Tie amount of Sl23,OOO
Cohen d Co.sihe London rag-leaers inform Tho Pal
MaR gazette TINT they have instructed their agents at
Now-Yors take the necessary steps against certain
rcsnapcrf there respecting articles published by iem
In regard to the oi the steamer Castlewood when
arrived at NeNIol1 from London on sepen Der 4 ana
boa al
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
CRITICAL TINES IN TURKEY.

NONrINN INVFI-E, tut " ". sIU, I0lI.
The Ambassadors of the Great Powers here
and at Athens been instructed TO make Joint aud
identical represent sti0ns with the view or bringing
about a understanding between Turkey aud Greece.
The stunIOn tB Eastern RoumeiIa Ia considered be
critical, and the Porte has sounded the Pow
eIs touching the recall of GOyemoI-GeneraI Acso
Pacha, but Russia ana other nations oppose such
measure.
LONDON, Tuesday. Sept 30 1879.
letter from COnstauInople e. Inc Iinies says the
administration ia Eastern HOulBea Is almost chaotic
soif-OOnettuted soni-stctet committees nave often
more power than the regularly constituted authorities
Justice subordinate TO hHtreds and cOnsdcra-
tloDs of political strategy.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
CRIMES AND cAsCALrIAs-BYr rELeGRApA


A DEFAULTING POSTMASTER.
WINNIPEG, MAJ, :, ID. 3O.-Chaiita Batne post
master Portage Ia Prairie has abscOnee being fautor
IN tie oi SSUU.
THE SUICIDE OF A sALOON-KE EPER
CHICAGO Sept. 30.-Jamcs 4. Inn kmsOn a sa-
loonkoeper recently out work ened his life hs bed
iast night with morphine.
MANUFACrU RER COMMIrs SUICIDE.
BosTON Sept. 3O.-HenTy A. Hall, weil-knOwn
committed suicide this Afternoon
ITdgewatel, by quitting his throat in bsth-tab.
KILLED BY DOMESTIC TROUBLES.
CHICAGO, sept. 3O.-Anton Lamotte, grocer
corner Ceffcve aud IlfraOsst, committed suicide
hanging Last night Tie cause domestic trouble.
A MAIL THEY AT OINCINEATL
CINCISNAT, Sept 3O.-A. IL. sayers. n ronte
agent Kentucky Central Railroad lot Of
yosrs arrested last night of rob0iUg The malta Marked
bills y fouud IN las possession.
Mysterious DISAPPEARANCE OF \ MERCHANT.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O.-A morning paper ndver-
tsrH that Mr B Warren merchant nom Worth Carolina
purchasing goods ths city, iysterouslv
IL twenty old aud had bis $1,000
cash. - . - -.-
TROY, \. u, sept. oO.-A cOroncrs inquest in the
ease Jenks who assaulted West
recently was he "a yesterday aud stephen sweet Ouud
guilty tie crime. dc has been arrested. Ia tue
Troy ia-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
TREASURY GOSSIP.
INTEREST CHICK sfNI oUr y GREAT NUNBrRs-
P.lIND Up SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE -FOUR PR
CINI>-iMIDRfS, BIC.

tNIFRteT CHICK stN1 oNl y GREAT NUMBfRs-
P,lIND Up SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 The -FOUR PR
CLNIs-iMToRrs, EIC.
lCENEIAL PIEss DlsPATCHl
washington. Sept. 3O.-Tne quarterly interest
Co. 10, four pei cent loan falls due tomorrow. The
ecck. for he registered interest, 3d. 900 in num-
b r. have been sent out by the Treasurer. The Post
Once here could not mail al Of them in one day.
lae tofal amount represented Dy these checks Is
$3.50, ,S7s
Ih, First National Bank of New-York and the
Bluk OF Commerce had tine time for the payment of
Lcr subscriptions to the feur per cent loan extended
10 October l. They sent number o. bonds to
europe. They have paid for all the bonds delivered
them iu this country, aud will Tomorrow make the
flal payment for those IN London. The Office in
Loidon closes to-day. aud the Treasury agent there
vii tuIn over che bonds TO the purchasers. They
vii either be paid for by called bonds OF coupons
IL London OF ready moGey IN this country.
lhc following statement was rendered to-day by
tc,. to the Secretary of the Treasury: Imports If
god and silver al all the ports OF lhe United States
from July to August 81, exceeded the exports
thereof by S5vS1,23l 10 During the four
weeks OI September the imports of gold and silver
al NeM-lclk exceeded the exports by S20,5SC O56.
Since Jult l, tho excess OF ilnpor,auous has been
So. .jO7. .2S7.
he Chicf Of tie Bureau of Statistics in his seq
mont ily sta cement Tor te fiscal year
the excess 81 exports over ports iEercnau
di-e In August was Sl5, 1s6976 in August, 1875
II Was S'z22s7,G3s. For The eight months ended
August 81. 1879. the excess of exports was
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
my TrIrcRArn 10 ruE RTDU'


CRATIC rAprRsniP-ProBABLE ELECTION OF
INDEpENDENT CONGREssMgN.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE mIBUNEl
VAsHvGroS Sept. 30.-A gentleman who holds
an important Federal Office in the State of Texas
has stated 10 n correspondent of The TRIBUNE that
some political developments Of an unexpected char
aoter b. ginning 20 manifest themselves IN the
Lone star STATE. The Democracy is in fact, he
says. broakiHg up, OF rather, the Toxas branch OF
the party is rapidly dult.ng into position Of In
dependence. and many of ts leaders openly dee are
thar they will shift ior themselves in the future.
Tat spirit OF rebellion springs fIom the disgust
treated in the minds OF The more Intelligent Texans
by tho course Of Toe party leaders in Coneros last
Winter and Spring and from Ere utter want of tact
end Intelligent leadership displayed by those TO
whom tAe iaasso, lo31 Tor guidance. Tie financial
hslcscs OF the West have not he said. obtained
srch foolholi in Texas as Las been reported.
although financial questions have been widely dis
,u-sed.
Tl's gentleman looks WITH confidence for tie elec-
,ion If at least two InGcp,n o-, pl dyed not 60 act
with the Democrats, 90 tic next Congress. One
candidate, q prominent ard widely-resreeted ceu-
lcmau. hi.luto Democrat Is already ia training
ana viii make the flct that ho is not and will not
bc. uoi1ilce Of tie rerl'a. convention proml-
oeut feature of his cand dstuIc. The triumph of
siiercd 10y Texas Republicans rs a triumph OF their
own principles, because IL Is breaking up OF the
soAd South.
the most significant evidence Of the present.
tendency Of events ,hs gentleman says is found in
tie tone of the Democratic press I'll over the state.
Trom lalo flies lie pointed to the following as
Illustrating tins tendency. Tile dustin SiGtesmGa
SAYS: Love Democracy as may, while
t is sectional it IL impoteat" The
sen .4ntoRio IIpress says; "1he masses of the
Democratic party are tired of this tnAing with
the.r cause, and call TO council Is demanded. That
tins spirit Is mauiestng itself Is evidenced by the
uttcIancos OF the more fearless and Independent
Democratic papers of the country. Texas with
her hundred thous .ud Democratic majority
Las a night 10 be heard and respected
i'm tins matter" The Dallas Times says:
We do not have to 20 far TO find the causes
of these rcvorsos. Tho Extra Session tells the
whole story. We warned the party of it at the
time pointing ont the folly and ruin Of sprlngng
dangerous. gaesu99ns oofGro power s1 Tss1 T1 iuI5
n.r1rttinr the Republicans to lead them on O.
tnrh hurtful discussion cannot be forgiven. u
should now and hencei0rth brand every one OF
them Us unit for leadership"