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New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
fer,nres dIIo Mtenuls.

FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE.
2.th st. srsmeIcv Park.
Il ANLEY PTMpHTEY from England. VIII deliver at
The Oove place two lectures TIE Distinguishing frncipes
or y society SNtR day Frayl, In insL &C
7s5 M Gay saturday 18th lust, az 1is5 p n
All invited 20 attend.
AURA c. HOLLOWAY, ChIckering Hall,
J. THU rSDAY EVENING, APRIL %. New lectore
"ClAaLDTTE BRDNTE." Adm irsOR iDcluding seat 30
Ponds 20 Union and :. II Wells 131 Broaasay
NEW YORK FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY,"
~ Tre y.thrd anBiv-T-ary of the Neu YORK Female
Auxi.rv s,sle VIII held zt g4e bible HOusc.
As,or-llaoe on THURSDAY. Auu 10. Al u O'CLOCK .
The Rev. Jehn 4 Newman. D. n, aud The heN L4eWeuyn
D s.y4n. D.. VIII address The meeting.
VVHE Rev. l.. d. BEVAN will deliver a lec-
IN First Reformed Presbyterian Church i2th't:
between 3th ant 7thaves Thursday evening ADr 10 az
soCfoeS Suhiect III * and JUN kMES" Tickets 80
cent. Pc sale Tirtnys. Ponds music store orer
carriages for ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
5lIuatloto mGnieo-- AIdles

4 YOUNG MAN desires a situation IN a
"a JObBING or COMMISSION HOUSE nrst-cisss ref
experience aud ability furnished T. E. PARK.
II RSr 81 Uuion-st.. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

OfilCf and pOsf Ol'e AddreS-l FeeksklIl, y, 7.
To John MESSIAH 1nI MABEL MESSIAH. his wife,
Whose Christian game is unknown 10 paiuuhs
The going servoA upon you by pnbcaudp,
ul -uaut y ykman, Justice u the
Euprrme Court OF the state Of New York. dated April D.
1910 ana ned the complaint Otce OF the Clerk
Of Wosohestor CounIy 90 White Plains IN sac county
D. =. HERhICk
ApIO !aw6wTh Pl.intiiIs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

I ACNDRESS.-Bv IN American Protestant
~ dr-tcas. lsan1rrss e private family best city
referfncp no objection couufry Address j. F. rr
une e CptOWn Office, I.15o B.OadWAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10

ATNDRHSS.- n fr,t-clas. voung w0-
man ~ alndrcss. very caDaDle industrious a% is
wiling 70 DO -ome cbamb.rw0rA give verbal clty
rei.lelces; city county No 90 6tA-&vo, between
, 1879-01-11

was Assistant sereeant-as-Ar,ns for tho Sub.
Committee In New Orleans Inst summer, III
which at'savit u. Marttu acc,srd h!mteif Of
having hi,hesl ncErs' witnesses to reeant the
statement" n,ntlr ly tsrln bcForc tho tscIurntng
toaE! tt regard to Intimidation. csc., antl a|ast
c"nsc*sc'! vln!atton vi nuty fn rtl!cetinE to
summon witnesses called by Tile Republicans.
and making fa1se returns Of "not found" IN
rcGnrd to huch witnesses.
This motion Of Mr. Reed gave rtso TO dis
c.lssfoE. ia which A[cssrs. Blackburn and Nc.
aiah0r Insisted that the Republicans ought In
call st. Martin "A thtf own witness and sec II
he would tcsttty to these things II being under
stood that Ito IL already nnlcr subpoena from
tlle co:nroittceh but the minority cialmed that
tho fnrt nt St. Martins having male such
confession stoulu lc placed upon
record entirely independent Of tho
uresttnn' wllcshcr he wouttl he lkciv to
sctcratc II Icfnre tho C.ntntttee. They a1so
urged that II would be perfectly competent Tor
amy member 10 call HIM fur cross.cxamtnatian
Immediately attcr thu proposed reading Of tho
affidavit.
fetMl[nE discussion, tho Chairman suggested
that a. there was no stenograpbtr present, 1t
would be- we'll to postpone action upon tt,c mo.
tion until Tomorrow, and nn adjournment was
ordered accordingly,
, 1879-01-11

Iinhbar,lstoncs, Cayugas, Fantlctycers. R.,'
flowers, f'earmains, pcck's Pleasant, Tve~ns,''s n.y.
n,aco I'ipntn., Iluesets. and others IN Ecss ny
ter. fhe prars ar- Bartlett, u. dAnjnu. sda shs,
don, scclsn!. and Lswrcnrc, chiefly. Gf clrn,. rss.
rctuarkably thrifty, and tho oldest trcr. ~ y
about twenty years old. The soil Is dry. roi,iaee e
gravel, with aome limestone; tho irces .es'"ua ~!
planted twenty feet apart, and do not srcn r. 4
several times III The year and kept fai1nn .ea
cepslng, when shouRhi advisable, it fs see1td.t.
clover. The orchard is tntefsectcd by rn,sa p
over st1 miles in length for tho pass,r. a "
waEons. and Is bounded by continuous ros " "
miles. The. apple crop Of the pa.t yrar ~. NJ!
10000 barrels. iarge port!op OF which "a. ~ =.
ported to Liverpool and GlasyuM r. "
, 1879-01-11

6tert1} Dfstafrh 10 3h& 1f1tHHA.
WAsHlNorox, D. c.. Jan. 10.-Tho Senate
never refuses to permit any Scnator wtu desires
to make speech ou any subject to take the
tluor. To-day, lit accordance with THIS custom,
Mr, Mitchell spoke In cu!ogcs.ic terms Of
Oregon, and Ut tho necessity Of creating
harbor OF refuge OH tho coast Of that State to
accommodate the commerce which will follow
tho completion of the Northern Pacific Hull.
road.
TUB INDIAN APPROPRIATION mill
WAS passed BY the Sonata very much ~ 1t came
from, tho House. An amendment which had
bcen tucked Oh the bill IN tho House, prohibiting
the removal OF my 1ulians Of Arizona n,,l
New Mexico to thu tn1ian Territory
without the authorization Congress, was
stricken out by tho Scnatc Appropriation
Committee. Tho Texas Senators, kowuycr. did
not fai,cy the colonization Ut any moro ilostile
Indians in thcIs vicinity, ns,d, through their ux-
crtious, thu Scnatu restored tho a,actlluept.
rOOp-pssUEs.
Frof. Nairtl, United Htates Fish Commissioner,
will Oh M0t,daY lransH,it tu E0lGrcss tis fourth
unnual report, embracing, first, tho result OF
inquiries Into the condition vi thu fisheries OF
The sqa; aud, second, the mrasurss taken for
thu introduction of useful food ushes into tts
waters. Additional interest Is viycu to this
hays to content themselves With what they can
catch OH our own coasts, sincs It IL quite possi
ble that t!c treaty tnay nut bu renewed.
THE CHICAGO rosr-oRRsCx.
The Poatnlastcr-airuerA! has received letter
from Postmaster Palmer At Chicago which hays:
"Our eutiEe fuscu III AUS men md women IL
crowded lltU ot'c rousn IL tue bascA,cnt oI IN
unfinished ilse-pFoot building. but nut letter
Or AewHpopcE Wus Loaf IN thu hurry ut the trahs
ieE, anA every division Of thu oillce has buep, 10
lar ~ the public IL couceFlctt, III uninterrupted
Wurktn1 order. nut .Ethsta.l1ng thu tire Which
destroyed our late PostO!ltcc building"
sENATOR CONkLIN0,
ih Speuktng Ut the Gu tonI- luusu Apb1fntMcnta
salA tuat lle slltutl oppose them, ulIt nlled,
e0odIently, TINT ha i,4a l,u doubt the Sehate
Wuud Sustaln him III securing Their rejection,
~ It did Ut lIe last hcsxo;s. I4g Nominations,
It seetsi., will b. reported adversely u .najorlty
vi tbs Committee.
rHR TOBACCO TAX.
TO Aa Hfsf<IA 4fAsueAItkt Fre&S.
WAsu1NuTus, d. G., Jan. l0.-'rne Senate
Committee ou Fiual,ro Today heard Gcn. lsaut.s,
Commissioner vi Internal Revenue, II oppus-
ttou u the peniiug House b!ll Ill tho reduction
Vi l!u tona.so TAX. lis asscrte. that tl.s cuact-
1hrit of the bill would cause an AHnt!al luA& to
she yeYeuue VI not lesas thau S3nNU3U In re-
tetpts IRON 1le tax1tnln III 1Ot,lctu, ui.l Ut at
least @SstUA, wv Iu Tue rcyc'IuS lfu'u tlEuss.
laaNFInAEn.
ILc Senafe cuntstncd Thomas l.. Nelson,
Cnlfed States District Judge fur tie District oi
5lQssAeL4sctts.
lsluulaS VI. GRANT.
Cntlrr Instructions vi ttle Curt, lle Jury E:Ye
verdict fur defendant, and The VI lsuhias
j. REEtlss w 4i!lst ten. Graut. charging {aIsc
itu prauuuleut. WAS closed. tunu.rt Iur pIili.t-
III said tEle teAtInuuY VII. not as expected.
sxWAA11.
Ihe COMMITTEE ou E1psIu1trEts l1 the Stats
, 1879-01-11
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF 6tuNAL OFF1c1E,
WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. Ill d. m.-ladlca.
tions-For the Tenutsseo aud Ohio Valle!s
stationary Or higher temperature, sousherII
Winds. cloudy weather, with rain Or SNOW, fx!t'
lug barometcr.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower MtfseuA
Valleys, slightly wursner soushcrly winds, fall
tng barometer, increasing ciuudinesa, possibly
followed by anow.
For tho Luke Region, stationary or higher
temperature. southerIy winls, cloudy weather,
with numerous SHOWS, falling, possibly FOLLOWED
by fisluG, barometer.
SonyoLK, Va, Jan. 10.--1'he tLermome.ef
yesterday ross to u, u1,d teil lust ulght to "
LluAL uhsEaFATluas.
ElIIiAao. Isn 10
, 1879-01-11
SUGAR..


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.rhao,,.,s ,,..n.,s ya "". "saus soatNc. .,'
to,,.,vo ,af,a. l.. NJ, v.,. 10y, Nv ~. oss ..
f,or.,1 ar,,,,a<, ~. 49, 1...s n,.. ~. 'a
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c,tn,,,,ou .ha,, j." na.t,e ISL .as ~ u'es
ri.t7s,s rx,x,s.,,o,, .hsn,I ~. s'1es W
NM, =. n,,oI 10 nfror1 ,.",,,a ss 'noo
rricc rho o,n.,,n,o, ,sa,',d ~ ,ss. '"o .o"se,
hv n ,,,tfy ,,hfc .,,nrox,n,atos ~, 49, ..',s
Icovr. ,,r,,,.t,,,,,oi H. raI,,tra a"e
wh., ,,,r.h,sn,1 =. .,1.,s" -. "s,.'...' - -
,,,,,,t,..t, ,na 49,. ~, 49,. s,. '.,, an
H. raf,,tr' ts.s.s... H., 10 "or'o a''"'ats
NV 'sau"s ~, ih.cte''o' iae @aee"tso"s o1 !faud
aKnlhst tne fclli'efa circulated by those 10 favor
Of one-rate duty, layu been disprovcd.
WILLIAM +. uooru,
nj Ecy York- sol ma t,a ,rns n r-o+,,,,,,,.t .x>
A,,,s. .'.f'.s.. s 10 ~ "n s'o1es''ol'ot W
Ansefnan '"tos'ss. "o WAS therefore, IN favor ol
protecting the rchners. With FcRarl to tho
polattscopc. he said II could be depended on
uniy ecco5,liuo to the accurncy of trst. ~ ann.
n1,rs Mur1, ,,t.rhl, W.. ,1.,t. ~, ,ho ,s.......
L.. 49,, WV puo w NV war see
oS "e1' "Ho "ele eL1ployeo oy mefct'ahts 10 au-
vance ttlctr Interests. Sugars were not sold,
owing to their having been treated by tl,u no
,d,t.u,nc Int nrfnctrn,tv M, tlo ho.t, ~ oo,,.
'rn na.a.,. " In ~" .1,s..'.e ~ D1s -. ."'"''
4"e pse.t't t"tAl WA p."no'tory M eAcePt Us 10
low grades Of Sugars. The Tariff law compelled
merchants to Mcguire all tho 1ow.grade
sucars thoy could ,av their hunds nm.
~" - o'a'ooe'sf
'oto t"e ousfhess, anu 1elt the aoor open 1oF
FALSE CLASSIFICATION.
'rhs pcoplo were not satisfies! witt, tho refined
, 1879-01-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, II

Nav T0kK, jan. l0.-AEflve1. steamships
Wyolnlug, frosu LlyesW,ol; Echuiudda, from
Cardiff: Norman Monarch. fEotu Shields; and
Frlzsa, from Ilssnburg. J.
QUEENSTOWN, Ja1. 11.-AEriged, tho steamer.
Ltntopc from Doatun iur LEyerpooj. :,
QuEgsarowN, Jan. l0.-rhe steering guar
uf tAs City OF Chester, from Liverpool for N.wr
York, gave why while entering this hasbor to-
day. q
L1vERrooL, Jan. 10.-Asriyed, 'Bohemiaol:
FROM boston. = t
LONDON, jan. 1o.-Arrlsed, Australia, from
New forE, . IL
QuEgxs1owN, Jan. l0.-Arriysa, Wiseousia,
from New York. r. Ah'
, 1879-01-11
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.

,v..,,..pa"., Sp.a' 4.'' ~ ~ 1"' ,,'"" ~ r..
.,.1a.... ~ 49, ~ t"s'e!
,s."ors-.'1 W F1" ,'' .',,. epo,' ".'s" ~
49, .,,,s -. ,.,......,'.1.,'" ' s' u'o" ~
r.,uaas ~ H.. .,1 49," ,,,.t,. .'p.s, u'e
,".. .s.'',,..s., .., .',s..as tos"."No. ',
.,s r,'...,,.a ~ 49,. -. "s'es 'e"S''"o VI
*r.a... s1,s.s,, .m...,
been pMhshe inicatnv that ntt,mnts XIII 'nd
after the Presidential election In li., to ln1usneo
~ ~ ~ ,a ~ % meaaoMs ho sntcs oI
stsiss Of iuuisIans. Florits. aosth I:srnnn sG td
Oregon: thcrslotc, he Il
m n,osM; - anat ihs ena.fnan Of hs COMMITTEES
investigate thu ss, aud any oi.er be- attcr eun' ~
ntccl with the sad election Ia said s,atcs and for
snS ',,' "'eans =, VI u, SoaoDe'ins tno inquiry.
"" '.oao"sue u'. ~ .'' eo'!.'"'ttee o'a not
'"te' nut 'na'''S'ueo 1"e pos't'oh ~htcla lfon
uutHeI t"t5 "usp assa!"co' haWety: lint the
e'l",'.' o"s'"css " a '"olecs WIN WHICH TIC lie
pausans aa'c w conssFn' that' 40 1ar rs any
political purpose could be served, tho case l,atl
a'fe~'Y gone 10 tl'e Jury of Ills American peo.
t''' a'''l 1hc 'efu'et hau bccn returned aganst
the "c"loe'acy' 1nerc1ore u shybouy had any
'u'e'est III LUG hatter " was rue Democrats
"'o.e'
io'teF' E"a'Fn'an OF tho COMMITTEE, atatea
tnat 'ae i'eo"o'eans ~aned II " be Known
'ua. -..-.-.
wv "o' 'o'A
"p' ~ '"' pupos'''oh' ....
,..'A. t"a sun muen some OF tne members OF the
So"'u''tee t4oueut "ou'" W necessary ior tue
,n'so.'e"s'oa - very n'ooeat olc' oho lncn''
49, p,"s.1 .Sa a'"ou,t W s"',uo' but taefc 10
wv .'..e' ;" t"o 'eso'u1'on oy "h'eh 1t IL Ill
'Ieu " s.'0 NV t''caIsat1oa very tnncts
I.' "".s' 'a''"a:' a''' " e"tc1 upon Reueral IT,
ss'so' 49," " t''o eot'se Ecetosai Hllrslfos'.
~. F'pS -ou<.a's" !" III" ""fas,
, 1879-01-11

hot elected BY tho people wtre men who hnd
bccoTno wealthy by tho uac OF public office, mud
whn intended IN continue their wicked avucn.
ftons ri theft ar thrift. B,lt for this VERY evil
tic Presidential, fraulof Hi woufl not i,lackcn
ostr history. Three wears Ago. In December ti1st
nassc'l, arst arrived in this city rs n,c,l,tcr
OF Congress from 1corRs. During that entire
reriod committees OF Congress from ous 10
dozen In number hnvo been cu1agcd In !nvcstt-
Eattne frauds and corrupttons IN the public ser-
vice. Hundreds Of millions Of dollars tavo been
shown to hnve been wastct, appropriated
nnl stoicn, and nearly ail OF It traced directly
End Indirectly to the use Of public office ior prl
vate gain. In the mI,lst of this dcpiotabte cx-
Ibfton Of public corruption and consequent pri-
vatn snffcrnes, hive hecn buoycd viii,
one reflection which has inspired
hope 80 great that 1t has
been constant present comfort. This relcc-
tion w.s, stat these sor.upt!ons grew up in
tho abscntc of the South from the public
counsclt, a.nl that full return Of the South
to those co,tuseis wuull bc sure signal for
tne'r % decline aud final ovcrthr"w. Before
ths W.I Southern fa5 ,.'2 puos men wsre
TITS Evil ri which spea., an,l Southern State
s3oser'1ntenls were prurerblal fur honest admin
i:trattor. Often nnd often have intelligent
recia.Ioe w te feten c} s 10 re- H ss
power, becarse, whatever other faults her public
men might bare, they ~wcsu notosiousty
honest. and would aid in restoring
honest Government to the whole country. They
would not use public Offices for p1iyntc gaIn.
To sec The people Of The North looking 10 Tho
impoverished anll dtridcd RclIcfs Of the Bouti,
for rescue from public corrupttous which wcrc
*snklng al sections To ruin, WIS d tribute far
hlrflcF tHah nny we could have won by
thu successful establishment Of an tn.1epenttcnt
tiAErrnnlcnt, nnu was son,c compensation for
tho wrongs and rotbcrics OF reconstruction.
Tho feelings OF conttcllrr amt pride inspired ly
d rude shock BY events which luye ieru re.
Gently dcTetoPcd IN Otlr own State OF t;e0rgia,
and It Is from sense nf duty In tll's connection
10 you aud to myself that now address yau.''
, 1879-01-11

The largest orchard la tue world Il doubtless
hubert Mrki4ustry, Vi Hudson. COLUMBIA Epuu-
". y. I. ,Ths orchard is situated ca ths east
bank ef thu liudsun River, gu high, rolling
taat land. xnLl cuutaEHa Hluru than ~ 300 Ailplr
p!utus. :3U' traLs, l0a vines, t1N cugsants, Ai.a
::saD elscstuuts. TIE sarleties kruwu HEe: Rhu>is
lsiand GIecnsug, 7,qoo; b4ldwlns, 0,uoo; kis,A
u ToInrk ins County; +.&A; Astrsenans, anii
wv; Cranberry Pippins, ~; Lien uayu, wv:
, 1879-01-11

"F"H '1nH.eA 20 t"a af4oane'
"]shiN".oa' ~. - ~, 'an. lo.-the hhllana
",'o >, '''"Fy to'e:e pli'' "h'ch n"s occn oeioro
G"nxrcss Tor eight years, was defeated In tho
}Inuse th!s afternoon br majority OF some 10
yutes. This defeat WIS urcat SUNRISE Ia the
frfcrd. If N, b,,t ,x,, ,,a., ...,,,I,tn,,. - 49,,
sr1.. ~ ..,. "o ,.. -. "ue
's3s' '"c fesu4s was u'1e 10 tho 1aet that a
number OF Northern Democrats realized the
prediction uf Congcr That they would nut tlarc
IN vota for TIM tfli aamo t,r.,+ +v.rvo N,r,har,,
, 1879-01-11
NEW ORLEANS.

examination o5 tho Io''er COMMITTEES Of
seseltt witnesses VINO Ale9o that Hueh
intimidation Existed Last Fail.
New on.nAra, jan. 1o.-Thc Teller co,,n.
tee bnye thIs afternoon had H,tnr,.e, o"u,' W.
i,er,o,-a,,, ~. I'D ~. ts..t. oa the
~ .sN. s'us' a"u sao t.st.'1ohS u exactly
optoa'is u 70 tnas tne hasoefated ffess has bs,
Lea AdIourns, they will know about 4. m,,.s y.
1n,,,.,ans nol,t}cs a. Won,vor,h,. f,..t@ ta o.
hnom ~ ~ an,,ssa. 49," ~ e''n'etst
"".,. a"." " ~ - .'ou'saaa 'e's'' Aaero IS musa
testimony IN hotf' caacs, and a. conflicting and
as unsatisfactory in uno as In the Other. H.
politics Of this Stats Ia like thu fcvcr. In ,,,.
Il tmnort oht, rnd in1tronous p..,,s" a. tlss9
.,t,.,s,e.r., Ts.s.a...e- 'ern ~. >ae toa'
eI'o'iona, CONVENTION WHICH Will surely
ters in ,r tho Stats that mr..
OF tina tronhtc or the n,st ,r.7 =, o,.,.",a "%a
~. ~. 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -5 ~ eo''atea
20 o. .e'.a s''"e'i heeu Of
change, both 10 political and financial sen..
Nxw OREfANa, Jun, l0,-Dcn Wi,,f,m. ..a
William I1srpcr, OF Csddo. te.t,1c, %o,..a tua
the Teller L;or,n,!tfcc tn.inr rorrnhnrat,. Miere
Testimony of other witnesses as to vioIenre .ss ss
thus preventing The cjore,i maj. from so,is uvs
lie knew but TWO eoinrc.i nemacros. .cnun 'pdane ds
parish. A'' Il" ae
A. II. Lrnnard nlxtrict Aftnrrov @..ua..
follows: WA conjlncti +, Ca.iIn Psrisn 1saea nw
nntiue jurinp TN isst comnsirn Prtosy ~ aaaf'
election WA tol ,,y nrornnrns no,nnsrnts ~ sIs
they meant to carrv ttIs o'ac;inn. nsEea .ta toa
how they would do It, in View oi the tact 'Is, ts,
tic ,,rrr, yt,ters wcra 1rcativ in ~. n1"tss,a s
Tie renIy was tiat lin ne,roe. un,i,i injotL 1oja,
Denunrntic tfskcf Later i5Tc,1 .ieinrr,js.as ns
on fho nnrt nj fi,a nomnrrafa ~ ea-ru ~ s,
tIon becamn evticnt' This IN, uS s. s!g
was tntcnslijetl into arta of intImifiotion ""f!
Ropuran Cnnvrnttnn mt ficl:ct intn ~, ~ ~
which wns rrrliv ,,nnhtecsfnnaIi" a,.s, ems ICY
Ucnmrnts. II ,yas conrctfcd ho,vovo. es ,..s -
ta i.cEnt vnld nuIv rrrniv" the t..rrn ..,l .aa
Nr LnanartI tI,cn onvc m occo,,nt - H. so.s
intr a, snTnr iiIicc whnr" = snint i.o.,s n'sst
wa crTrr,{ ,tnnt, I'M ia pa,,ha,n, ",neasssoa
wrre ,ntrrrunteti. mi ins,1ta'i bv IN ne suesse9
viii nrufanc uni nhscnnn ioro,;.rn % %+;!an ~.
rharortcr nf ,vrh "a shn,xn Is TX" f,I .u Esns4
Mr. isonar,! snlI. nWhiH I S va. o'umI3 "n"sGi.,
Mr in SnIivon an.i n,,,,,hor ~ e,,ass psaAeR,
mi se ,v Will " usess a aoss
crni nnrttrs nnv",.ceJ sill" Ians .i,a... 9s'*
frw n,nT,.nts t,,ticT wa. ra.tnr,i ~. .r.hss
Mr. UijI fnllnwrtl mi 1 "'''''''
Mr. EiIsrnsr> Rnnuhlfc,, v,s ,,o ..,.
sorukrr liz ,sn. intcrrsn;r5 Irse,.on,,, INV n1as T.!
a1r}, rcn,nrks as 4 Vii, ~, = H"1,aai !se,,',
HThot,. II H., !, etr H. tsr.,'," no,nots.,
fhcn annt,c lin t.os f.Iirwa't ~ " H1
Hnnnhfirn1, who mi ~ .'t.ia . as' .. a.s.M1.
shsn thr sahoir hn,sc wss T., = ,,,,,Ii. aas
crfra ~ Il Xii m" Roh}nois J, !, ~ hns, w.
icadcrs - :. Hhnot fhrrn y t,,,.,I ~ w w ~
x,s, m arncr xhr ar =. 49, ~. ~ ~.
men bernn rnnin1 tnwsr,l m. rho insass s,.s ~
ncarc.i tn n. .fasrrr n"Wi,,.n 'Iine' IT, ~, ~
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harntcss and ia,j f., rcar fbe ,.,r ~ ~ ..ht. H.
thtp.. haze f,ty,n ,in,r,f, r,,c ,..s. ''I ~
!hc saghs, ,ass II tic Rr,,.li,lic, whsnoSSei,na.
In tile spirft of lasrIu.ic ut,tt tltat3isry.tc.i
ayast afs, snut illitat,lc dominion Ia. ttrstrry s
SECTION from 1shfrh ill., rrstietnnn r,,n". =.
stead Of chesishtdk fjlni regard 10 zig Roff4ier
Commonwealth he seems utterly unwif1|fa} 4Afi
natural daughter Of XIII icar trcs on HI ~ ~
GASEOUS to make trr fe,i ..InT s,,srnrr .h.I
scrpent's tooth It ia to tlays tbankirs. ehid !;
now leave him afnne in ls eIorY'knnTfn n Srhns
eun'ei b. thc gentleman from Massaehutt.Ts
u.oriuc), leave him purrpsgiu0 amid tho fAii1s
Of William and Marr, jcaye Elm 1" hue ~ III
bosom hts !dcal OF Revenge and late, amid Tia
t"ntings Of bats and owls. -
Mr.. Goode-You hea,J them then bcc,nsc
5ol& last heard Yourself: buk i tt,nn ,rn1n 1hc
gentleman aud address myself to those wo be- be.
lteve that the Southern and Nofthsrrl statss aro
nc then proceeded to areue IN f.yor = Of the
bill. Il was not war claim. Hc tlcnfc,l it: Thr
people Of tho South did nut now expcct. and
never had expected, TINT tic lostcs inrurfeti hv
reimbursed 10 them, They hai zone intn ,he
War with their eyes Wide omen. Thry hat1
ssakcd everything ard lost, and they accepted
.aG GGos3t,nninc' s,n' he =, ed: tell the gentleman
cainn h consIdsr.1 81 iii ~" s,;t ol VET
in fnii sntI 10 49, 49,, e.. '''t LII 'etG.pt
II ID not 10 be @ rreo,lc III M NJ roso,tt1s u tnas
~ rar .i"t,,s ~ sar ~ to,ir,.i1 ~ iecoxntlot' w
ccrnrd Wc viIi mt n m tI,o sr1,,,,,d tst is
xiii r. nr',v,,a ~ W. M o sno 1rooad LII. y y
thn ~. 1tr@.t ~ " 1 au an9 a4snnce
ett1ce III" 1cntic,na h"s anaat W. ~ 1dou. ~ an,
role to.Iay. md piaycd liz nart of the ,n1j, nil
thcrr IL IN mn" IL ~ No-+h o,,ti u IT, i.'aeo
i)cnnrrot win 'anrc @,inrn ,.,os ~ ,s1.., VI
yntn fnr rthn hiif tr,n nsn.f H.. H. "o. ~.
1nast ha. thts n,,r % s.n,a III ..aa. H. po1 n"hs
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Gratis who were active In the invcstIenttons
which immediately followed the election Of
1871 we're confident at the tn,o that II they hal
gone Into tho inquiry covering the sccrects Of
ths Republican National Committee, and cs-
anined tho dispatches that wcre scut he
tween headquarters and tbs visiting states
nicn in tho Southern States, rs we'll ~ the bank
accounts Of the men who handled the money
for tho Republicans, they wou1d have found out
sumEthuE TINT would hare Injured the Repu6-
ilcnua and turned the Tide In favor UE l1Edcn;
but, Just At tile time wien theso disclosures
we're to be mntc. IL Is said Til,1en, through his
representatives IN this city. atoppcd that branch
Of the Inquiry. noth Repnbflcans and Demo-
Gratis now declare their belief that this suspcn-
siun Of The Inquiry Was
SECURED Br Mr.. r1LpEN,
because OF bis knowledge vi the existence OF tho
cipher dispatches and bis tear that II tue tnycst-
cation vent further In that direction tho whole
conspiracy wonli 10 discovered; ID other words,
these Democrats accuse Tifdcn of being willing
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