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LoEpoE, July pa Vienna special says
the Emperor and principal Ministers hay-
ing left Vienna, It may be considered GER
tain that the question Of reconstituting
the Ministry has been deferred until after
the assembling otzthe Provincial Diets,
and possibly even TIL the assembling OF
the Reichsrath, when the debate on the
address will furnish indications OF the
strength OF the various 'parties.yS
M p = - - +.s-t.is - .s.Iyl,
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A skirmtsh with q Band Making for =.
Bulls Camp,

a skirntsh With . Band Making for =.
DEADwooD, July ga Fort Keoeh
special says: An engagement took placs
near the mouth Of Beaver Greek on III.
18th inst. between two companies OF
troops and Lieut.. Clark's Indian scouts Of
Miles command, and 800 hostile Sioux.
The troops lost four Indian scouts killed.
and two soldiers wounded, when Mile !
main column, which was l2 miles behind.
came up. The Indians were pursued i
miles, but made their escape 70 Sittinr
bnIrs camp: Il Is very probable that
Bear VOLTS band OF Grows, who are nj
Ierrys landing, report that there are
three hundred lodges OF Sioux ON this side
Of the Missouri on their way 10 Fl, Reogh
to make friends with the whites.
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II was literally starving to death fro,.
indigestion. l have been In ais condi.
t1n @ ior years, and nothing hut Bethesda
water ever helped me: now feel like !
new man, and am well, aud owe It ali 10
BETHESDA Water."-[From letter 70 Col,
Dunbar, Discoyerer Of Bethesda Water.
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GERMANY.

woxr. AGREE TO TRANSCRIPTION ov IRvs,
BERLIN, July22.-Germany has declined
10 maintain any proposals from Roumania
for modification OF the provisions OF the
treaty Of Berlin relative to the emancipa.
ton Of the Jews.
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TURKEY.

HAVE REFusKD TO WITHDRAW DEMANDS.
CoSsrASTINoRLE, July 29.-The British
aud French Ambassador have refused to
withdraw their notes demanding tho res.
toration Of f.all the powers Of the khediye,
including the right to make treaties.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.,

! - END OF FHE PANAMA REVOLUTION,
PANAMA., July 22.9The revolution in
Magdalena Is over and President Robert
Is In prison. About six hundred lives
we're lost in the struggle. ~
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AAg RUSSIA.
EASING UP ON raE pRr:ias.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jtly 22.A commission
has been appointed to examine whether
the censorship of the press cannot be re-
placed by some system Of supervision
which shall allow greater latitude, while at
thesa time preserving the governments
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GALVESTON, July GA &as special
from stockton, Texas, says: Private Ben:
ner, Of Company B. 10th cavalry, last
night stabbed and instantly killed corpo.
raj Frye, Of the 25th infantry. Benner
was given over to the civil authorities.
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A steaniship Suit.

PHlIADEtpHIA, ,.iJuly. .222s-. The Clyde
Steamship Company have tibSl1ed the
steamer Scots Grey IN the collision sataI,
day, with the Stea Amer Santiago De Cpba.
The amount OF libel Is $4,000.
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ENGLAND,


LONDON, July 22.-six prizes in the
Whiteley competition ut Wimbledon have
been pooled and equally divided among
ten competitors who made the highest
possible scores. F. Hyde is Of the mum.
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HUSTtSoDoS, Pa, July 2e.-By pre-.
mature explosion Of blast in a quarry
near misplace this afternoon, three men
Michael Ryan, sub-conttactor Of Phila.
delphia, John Rancornoni and M
keith-were instantly killed. Theii
bodies were terribly mutilated. JameI
Davis escaped with loss OF hearing.
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rnr pANIMLcANI

The Finance says: The prospectus Of
the Panama Canal Company is expected
to appear in August. The ordinary capital.
will be 400, 900, 900 francs represented by
10000 shares. The company also pro.
pose to issue obligations 10 the extent OF
200, 100000 francs, making the entire
capital 900, 900, 900 francs.
NOT LIVING Up TO THE BERLIN TREATY.
In the House Of Commons Sir Charles
Dixie in calling attention to the non-exe.
cution OF portions OF the Berlin treaty, said
the Turks promised to carry out the re-
forms stipulated within three months, but
q year has elapsed and nothing has been
done. He moved an address be presented
to the Queen asking Her Majesty 10 use
her influence to procure the prompt exc
cution OF the treaty, aud also endeayor to
procure for the Greeks rectification OF
the frontier as agreed on by the powers.
Sir Charles complained Of the govern
ment's isolated policy with regard to
Greece. Shaw Lefevre, Liberal, seconded
Dilke's motion. Hawburry, Liberal Com
seryative, moved an amendment that the
government had successfully carried out
the treaty. Sir Henry Wolf, Conserya-
tive, seconded the amendment.
Gladstone strongly supported the mo-
ton for an address.
Mr.. Bourke, Under Foreign Secretary,
said the Government had constantly urged
the Porte TO begin the work Of reform.
The Porte had neglected to do what might
have been done. The state. Of things in
Asia Minor was revolving, but the Porte
was entirely responsible for it. In refer.
ence to Greece; hesaid II was the Govern.
ment's strong desire to effect q, settlement
between Turkey and Greece. AS nego-
tiations were still proceeding they must
decline to discuss the proRpsed boundary.
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on course take your customary annual
trip TO the country, but don't forget DR.,
Bulls Baby Syrpp, that ndispensahle help
in.every emergency Z Costs only Is cents
o bottle.
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Pennsylvania RepublIcan Convention.
HARRsBURo, Pa, July 22.-The Repub.
lican State Convention will meet here to.
morrow. A caucus Of delegates favorable
% the nomination Of Samuel Butler for
state Treasurer was held tonight, at
which lbl persons were present, This in.
sures Buffers nomination on the first bal.
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A NEw PRECEDENT WANTED.

New YoRE, July 22.-The Haytian Min.
lister to the United States has information
by cable from Portau-P Prince, that Presi.
dent Boisroad Caual had abdicated and
gone TO Kingston, Jamaica. Perfect order
has been maintained at Portau-P Prince,
and preparations made for the election OF
new President. The candidates are
Montmorenci, Benjamin, Boyes,.l BazelSis
and Solomon. ~ ~ SS ~
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CABINET MEETING.

Two Great EviIs-YeIIow Jack aud SIT.
ting BulI.
WAsulSGros, July 22.-1n the Cabinet
discussion to-day, the yellow fever ques-
ton, the acting Postmaster General was
instructed to use all the means in his DOW.
or to keep mail communication open.
Secretary McCrary submitted informa.
ton in relation 70 Sitting Bulls move
ments, stating that several bands Of In.
dians are joining that chief, who Is becom.
ing somewhat demonstratiye.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Hardness Of the Porte In Carrying
Out the Berlin Treaty.
CstewayO Badly Cornersd and
Troops Deserving Him.
Prince Jerome Not In Good 0dor with
the lmperlaIists.
FRANCE
THg lMpIRlALIsr JouRyAL.

PARIS, July 22.-Rx.Empress EuSenie
has informed Rouher that she will not
consent TO further subvertion Of the press
and he has ceased to direct the political
policy Of the 0rire. The shareholders OF
that journal will meet soon 10 consider
what course 10 pursue.
uNPoPuLARtTY OF PRINCE JEROME.
AT the Bonapartist caucus Saturday
only 81 Senators and Deputies out Of lis
were present, and although, with only two
dissentients, resolution was finally adopt.
ed declaring Prince jerome the head OF lie
BonApartist family, twenty-five OF these
had previously supported an amendment,
which was out voted, declining to pro.
nounce on the question beyond the juris.
diction Of the meeting. As this amendment
conveyed Implied censure on the antece.
dents OF Prince Jerome, the feelings with
which he Is regarded by large section OF
the Bonapartist. party are pretty apparent.
Many ot7the sixty-one absentees kept
away TO avoid committing themselves 10
his recognition. II
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One neAth NJ Rr0olIlyn,

NEW YoRE, July 22.-Dennis Manning,
afiireman on the City soi Merida, plying
between Havana and New. York, died at
Baarl. Il Hsaith, !, his. 81 taken. prscsutioas
70 prevent the spEeRdo Of the disease. ~
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LAcKAwAxES, Pa, July 22.-About2 :, 900
people assembled on the old battle ground
near this place to-day, TO celebrate the
one hundreth anniversary Of the Battle Of
Minisink and to dedicate the handsome
monument recently erected in honor Of
the brave men who fell at the hands Of
the Indians and Tories under Chief Brandt
In 1779. The oration was delivered by
Hon. VIM. ]. Groo, Of Middletown. In
the evening the guests Of the Delaware
House and many visitors from neighbor-
ing towns met In the parlors OF the hotel
and listened to suitable addresses by @. NJ.
Battle, Of Brooklyn, F. J. Halbert, pro-
prietor OF the house; Gen. Brown Frank
Gardner, and Mr.. Mills, one Of the earliest
settlers in this region. At the conclusion
Of the speeches number OF patriotic airs
were rendered, when iormalities ceased
and the remainder Of the evening was de-
voted TO social enjoyment.
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OUR REVOLUTIONARY HEROES.
Celebration OF the Hundredth AnnIveF.
saFy OF the Battle OF MinisInk.

GOSHEN, n. Y, July 22.-The one hun
dredth anniversary Of the Battle Of Mini
sink, in which forty.four OF the State
militia were killed by Indians and Tories,
under Brandt, on an a mountain opposite
Lackawaxen, Pa, was celebrated here to-
day with large procession and public
exercises, l0, 900 people being present.
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BROTHER Hayes Going TO Camp Meeting.

OCEAN GRoYE, July 99.-Presideht
Hayes has accepted an insitati6nso the
President cfsthe Ocean Grove Camp
Meeting Association Ii; be piesent at the
tenth anniversary of its first religious ser.
vices on July s0ths .sas kSsS
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" uNRopuLARlrY op pRINcE IERoME.


PARIS, July 22.-The Patrie learns from
authentic source thatif Blanquishould not
be reelected OF Bordeaux, Deputies Gle.
menceau, Duoerdier and Bouchet will re.
sign their seats with view of bringing
about three-fold election for Blanquf.
THE FRENCH WAY OF SETTLING IT.
A duel with swords took place to-day
between Batian, editor OF the Erenment,
and Menard, editor Of the LGnterne. The
former was wounded in the abdomen.
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CAIRo, July 22.-The State Board Of
Health in session here to-day authorized
the Chairman, or Secretary TO appoint sew.
eral sanitary policemen and one medical
inspector for this port. The regulations
ofthe National Board were also adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-23

Diphtheria Is contagious disease lnot
so marked as scarlet feyer) induced by
contact with persons or things infected.
It may be ditfused by the exhalations OF
the sick, by the air surrounding them, or
directly communicated in the act of kiss
ing, coughing, splitting, sneezing, or by
the infected articles used, as towels, nap
kins, handkerchiefs, &c. The poison
cllngs with great tenacity 10 certain places,
rooms aud houses, where 1t may occasion
casa8 after n1onthR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
legal Noures.

SUPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
NARY Ann DEGNAN, psintin AT, pErSk , NJ LGAS
GILLESPIE twAose irst name i unknown 20 pluuthi,
THOMAS HAYES. MARY A SMITH ana WILLIAM
MAHADY defendants ummOns. To the aDOyeusined de-
PENDANTS each OF them You are hereD" Summoned
cmpant in tAis action, TO copy u
your the plaintiffs attorney wihin twenty
after the ~ tls OF the
service of failure appear, udx.
w be taken against you bs detao or the relief 10
manded In the cOmpldnt-pated August o 1879. JAMES
T.. swANrON, pltntns attorney. Office address No 81
Liberty ST., NeV-NOfk city.
10 he defendant MARY McswEGAN The foregoing
served upon you by publication
Of the Oa John Sedgwck. Jutxc nf the superior
OF the city Of Newfork dated the I'D day u us
1870 filed with complaint la the Office OF he CLERK OF
tue Superior Coart the CITY Of NeWY ork the Court
House. IN the city OF New-York. JANIS y. SwANTpN,
plaintiffs attorney. au2o lawOSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
A LETTER FROM DIR. L. sAUvEUR

A LETTER FROM DIR. L. sAUvEUR
Dear Mr. Stern;
resolution not instruct In New YORK
personally season, gives great pleasure 10
hear that YOU intend open school for IN that
No ono qualified make known and further the
natural method In This great metropolis than you
You have shown Yourself accomplished master In the
have been attached 10
my school instructng in yonr native tongue (Germanl
ihe which for character and Your ex-
ceen qualities which have had occasion 20 observe per
have fsit In enterprise and most heartily
recommend you all lovers Of thorough knowledge
L. SAUVEUR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

Goshen, Orange Co., NY, Institute.-A home
" school, moderate, extras family small English
classical comforts and unequal
led riding driving taught horses free j. Wilson, Prin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

CCHOOL of LANGUAGES, ]. 4S1 Broadway.
- reopens october 5french, German Italian spanish
Nv The natural ana Latin by Professor
TiMAYENIs. Professor A LALANDE Director OF the
trench DeuaItucu OF this school, refers . Professor r.
oCIEK Harvard University, Baron SHIsKIN (Iussian
AfnbasssdorI and the Rev. J. II. VINCENT DID, Gel cir
application
rI,HE MISSES KIRWAN'S English, French,
and German school for Young Ladies and ChildIen 80
West 4sfIs rcopeus October $50 The Ptinelpas nave
Nd ID yeas teaching IN England ana Nee"
York. Boardefs limited 10 four
Art schools-New-YorkC City.
MISS McDONALDS ART CLASSES, East
WI 2O,h-st. Pupils may begin al once.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMiN INA, L,
The Pail OF THIS Day aud Boaraink ScngT iqr
Young Ladies' will open september ~. AnL' - AS>'
fitueipsI 1855 Moutague-sL. brooklyn. n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

XNILLIAMSTOWN Berkshire Co., Mass
w The Rev y. H. ECLESTON cclvcs few young bows
family for careful educauon terms SiO circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

.nhonl hrilhIn 10 HI In All Nm 80 floronrhlr hol

school building IBhlcI WIN IOIOUgI HtHItI fIp
ple with hot cold baths. &C. having nftvhve
ogng rooms nicely furnished with wardrobe washsand,
toweIack table washbOw pitcher and sop jar and double
single beds as preferred good mattresses pillows ana
quilts d!niug ltted out IN the best manner liable
Will fare OF the quality. and carefully and politely at
tended BY experienced men walters anew gymnasium WIN
Two how'll alleys aud other hXtdrsi extensive play
grounds ball and foot balls acapacous school room
study rooms special Igemenis nve cassIooms
laboratory chemical Gnayss In which students can work
nj the case physical apparatus for scientific study library
and natural history mncraOscal museum. &C. accessl
students The Delaware County Institute OF
Science short all tie appliance Of boarding.
school which is both real home and trstcass academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

MISSES MARSHALL'S SCHOOL for Young
.Nl Ladies ana Children 800 West 5elhst Will reopen
MnndnY- SHntemher u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
CREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
I South WiIamstOwu. Bcrk shire Co, Mass.

PREPARES BOYS FOR BUSINESS. SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL OR COLLEGE
Expenses $3.50 per year. Established its present Pfn
cpal in 1872 Fall opens September T. For Catalogues
address BENJAMIN +. MILLS, A. NJ. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

VACANCY for two little boys ut the Home
school ON Orange Mountain; accommodation during
vacation for school year SljO Address Box 10
South Orange, Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

MFRS. GRlFFIrTS will reopen her English,
IVA French aud Day School for Young Ladies' and
Children Thursday, epebcr 2j, at No. 20 West lbhet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

MRS. NJ. +. WALTON, 63 East 52d-st.,
WI viii reopen her primary school Kindergarten Oeto
Der l. 1879 KindoIgirten training class November 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

II For yonng ladies'. Address Dr. HENRY FOSTER or
REV. DR. GEOR1E LoOMIs. Reisrences: Wnitelaw iteii,
ESQ. Charles Nordh0n. esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
MIR. CORNWALL'S School for Boys, No.
lH "a NinndnY :, piolnher -
1RFPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,


II French Language In the New York school Of Ian
rusre and u the hauauqua Summer Normal school Degs
10 that he has returned 10 The ey ana y DO"
ready 10 receive pupils for the fall Prof lande EN-
rovs Tie Natural Method" generally ackhON ieIeed
the rapid and thorough system IN use ana Ia "eP no
Tssmopsls from Professor B6cher, OF Harvard Uni er
aud other eminent sOnS.
Apply Ia person or DA letter at ~, CIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

NIADEMOISELLE DE JAN0N,
WI Partner OF the late Miss Hanes
Respectfully informs her friends and the public that she VIII
reopen her Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and
Children No 10 Grmercv park. Thursday, Sept Eos
Boys Class and kindergarten, Oct /.
Nile will be assisted the OF teach
eI who have contributed To give the school lis efficiency and
value and she earnestly sOlcits OF the
patronage so ge" erously bestowed in past
NETWORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ EAST llTHsT % door east OF 5have. Incorporate
PREPARATORY CLASS of MR.. NEWELL;
limited about twelve pupils Rooms and address. IFS
East ZOth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

w Mass-Fits bOy~ COLLEGES and Scientific
schools per year. Free tuition To needy aud
board at Seminary boarding mousse
50 per week Fs begins sept H. 1873 For catalogue
containing full information address j. W. f"iodAs' In De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

Model Kindergarten g. Seminary for Teachers
WI OF Prof JOHN KRAUS and Mis- kRAUs-BOELTE,
z East 22ds (Thc Palettel.
The Kindergarten and Elementary Glasses Tor boys ana
girls ten years Old VIII open october the
kindcfgaTfuers. OciODei
Nursery Govenesse based on the kindergarten educa
ton Will he formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,

w WESTON. COSN.
Established 25 years grounds cover 10 acres price =
duced TO $500 advantage college business ~
comm dailons and table will compare with school IN u
'' General A. s. JARVIS, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

NAME. DA SILVA and MRS. BRApFORD'S
w formerly ogden Hofnan's) English French. aud
German Boarding School for young ladies' and chi
rei No II West Ssthst. Ncwio VIII reopen Sepien
Application be made by letter or personally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

A MISS WARREN'S SCHOOL No. - West
Althst reoPens September p sepSraS depap'meT P
MENT usual; thorough Instruction; careful trainings
English French. German and Latin Taught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

FLUSHING On. " INSTITUTE prepares
Young and Boys for College Academic or Scientific
Ieparment) Business Naval Academy, West Point Has
been In operation In s present location for thirty
E. FAIRCHILD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

TWO YEARS COURSE IN CHEMISTRY.
suited the OF the day. Address lrot p T. Aus
ten Chem. Lab OF Rutgers College, New brunswick, N j.
rFHE Chiffon Hill Classical aud English
Il School, Elizabeth, n boys for the best
cges scientific schools. business sphere I'm life which
education may improve adDrl established IN 1911
j. Young, a. NJ, Principal and proprietor
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-18

POLLUTED STREAMs.-The st. AL
bans Messenger has been looking up
the law, and finds by a Vermont stat
ute man can be fined from five to
twenty dollars, for the offence Of
placing any dead animal or animal
substance in any water liable to be
used for domestic purposes. 1t very
properly feels that our laws are not ur
to the times, and adds:
"The case at Newark is no worse
than one which occurred in Richfcrd
last year, save in greater extent of the
mortality, and that was caused by
surface wash of focal matter into &
we'll. Well authenticated cases o.
similar poisoning were published a
the time by Drs. Conn and Crosby O
Concord, N. H., and copied into thu
Messenger. In st. Adams before
our aqusduct water was introduced,
there were many cases Of fever ant
deaths which physicians concurred il
thinking were caused by neighbour
sinks, drains, privies, vaults or barr
Yards"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-06-18
EpIToR AGE

EDITOR AGE:
The "Stalwarts' are bound not TO
be satisfied with the legislation OF the
party in majority IN Congress on the
army bill, and nothing short Of an I'M
conditional surrender will, it is evil
dent, satisfy them. Thus the party
in the minority essay to rule the coun-
try. Is not this tho elimination of
their longtime efforts at centraliza
ton d? If the Democratic Congress
possessed a t1the of the virtue OF "Old
Hickory" they would never surrender
so grand and vital a prlnciple--a
principle underlying the very corner
stone Of the republic itself, and most
imperative!y essential to the very ex
istence of free government His
fraudulency will be required, ofcourse,
to veto every bill not in strict con-
formity to the dictations Of the "cen
trail power Let it be remembered
by Democrats that they can not carry
the election of 1880 by surrendering
at this time. When they sur
RENDERED to Zach Chandler, Hayes
& Co., in 1876, they "lost caste. -
They said to a rascally, corrupt and
unscrupulous party, awe prefer to
surrender our birthright rather than
have q row." 1t bebooves the party
now in power IN Congress to pass
their bills and Immediately ADJOURN.
BY SO doing they will not lose the
respect of large number OF intelli-
gent, patriotic and just citizens. Let
them measure with the fraud president
and his supporters, aud stand by that
measure. If they do this they will
carry the election of 1880. 1t they
surrender to the demands Of tho pre-
sumptious "stalwarts" they aciU loose
that election. Mr.. Editor, pleace
place this properly one record and see
it verified. G. K. f.