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New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
NJ. OLIVIER AND THE FRENCH ACADEMY.
PARIS Thursday. Junp T. 1879.

In consequence of the persistence of NJ.
Olivier in his refusal to modify the draft OF the speech
which he proposed 20 deliver the occasion OF the
ception NJ. Henri Martin, the historian into tho
Academy the Academicians by vote OF 13 TO II, haye
decided to commission VI. Mariner TO make the recep
tiOn sueech.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PORTE COMPLAINS TO EUROPE.

FAILURE or LIVERPOOL FIRM-AN AUSTRALIAN
BANK sUsPENDs.
The Sultan complains TO the European Powcu
which signed the Treaty of Berlin that AekO Pacha
omitted to hoist the Ottoman flag on
suming office in East Roumelia. The
failure of David Stuart & Co., Of
Liverpool, and of the Australian and European
Bank in Melbourne are announced. The French
Academy has substituted NJ. Mariner for NJ.
Olivier as speech-maker at the reception Of Henri
Martin.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
TURKEY APPEALS TO EUROPE.

LONDON, Ihutsday, June D, 1873.
Reuters dispatch from Constantinople says
the dispatch the Powers declaring that
the installation Of Aloko Pscha Governor Of Eastern
ROumelia without hosting the Turkish ag and Obsery
ing other customary formalites. constitutes violation
of the Berlin treaty.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
,NGLAND OPPOSES SPAIN

LONDON, Thursday. June ), 1879.
The Standard learns from Singapore that
according telegraphc instructions from London tho
Governor OF Labuan with two menofwar, has visited
Sandokan Bay. in the Island Of Borne0, 10 protest
against attempt to hoist the Spanish flag there. The
territory belongs the Sultan OF the FOo-oo Islands.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
THE REBUILDING OF FULTON MlRKEE.

lister, has arrived here The German press welcome
him as an appropriate successor to Bayard Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
ARRIVAL OF MINISTER WHITE.

BERLIN, Thursday. June s. 1870.
DR.. A. d. White, the new American MINI
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
THE MAJORITY IN A QUARREL.

GREAT GRUMBIING AND MUTTERING AMONG THE
DEMoCRATs-THE CAUCUS ALMOST EVENLY d.
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A letter from tho editor Of the
Philadelphia Times to the Governor
OF Kansas, asking for information in
regard to tho negro immigration to
that State, has elected reply from
Gov. ST. John in which he says that
on the 9TH inst, not moro than 5000
negroes had arrived in that State
That they are mostly farmers and
anxious for work, aud that they havo
generally secured employment. Ho
thinks tho exodus will be pormauout,
and that it will extend into othor
western aud northwestern States.
Tho refugees, the Governor SAYS
agree substantially that the causo of
their leaving the South exists in tho
fact that they hayo boon unfairly
dealt with, really robbed year after
year of their earnings, aud not only
deprived Of their political rights, but
for years bave been insecure in both
lifo and property. Tho Governor
adds, "As for Kansas, ] think speak
tho sentiment OF the people when
say that thoy shall never be turned
from our doors for want Of broad
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The Coinage Bill.

Daring tho discussion in tho
House last week, OF the Warner
Silver bill, Hon. IL. G. Fisher de-
liyerod au able speech in opposition
10 the bill. lie was warmly con.
graduated by many on both sides
OF the House, and tho leading news
papers speak in high terms of HE
strong and logical reasoning. The
Now York Times says Mr., Fisher
is now member, and his speech,
which was strong and logical, made
u very favorable impression. lie
caused Judge Kelley considerable
annoyance by quoting from his
speeches, made several years ago,
against the silver dollars, and con
trasting them with some of his
moro recent utterances III favor OF
the unlimited coinage Of silver
The Now York HeroM says. Mr..
Fisher, of Pennsylvania showed
that tho Warner bill was fraud on
the working men and women of the
country, and maintained tho sound
doctrine that silver dollar ought
to contain a dollars worth OF silver.
Tho Philadelphia Times, not at
all friendly to MIR. Fishes, pays him
the following handsome compliment .
In the House, Fisher, of Pennsyl.
yania, made OIL extraordinarily good
frot effort in opposition to the silver
bill. He spoke clearly and distinct-
ly and with great forco aud direct.
ness. lie received unusual atten.
zion for a discussion Of this kind.
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Tho Donnooro,;o S.o,o e.,

The Democratic State Committee
met at Harrisburg las. week, and dc.
termed to hold tho State Convention
at Harrisburg on tho 10th of July
The only State officer to nominate
this year is Treasurer, aud as the
vote may be small, tho Democracy Y
think they may have some chance OF
succeeding. A light vote is rarely
favorable to Republican success
National issues may become promi-
nent in the contest next fall, and il
so the vote ;lay be largor than is ex.
Docted.
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The Pennsylvania Tramp bill is
now the law, having been approved
by the Governor. II will go into
operation on the 18th OF August. In
tho meantime tho professional tour
lists may seek new pastures. They
cannot make their absence conspic-
nous too soon. The law will not op.
press the poor, but il does impose
penalties upon idle, vicious, preda.
tory tramps.
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DiS,jjct dtforDey.

FRIEND CRousg' Wo would call tho alton.
ton Of tho Republican Party, to the fact tia;
honestly aud rightiully belongs ~ II. ALI.E.
MAN, Esq. should Mr., A!lcman receive tho
tho nomination, which We arc oonnicnt he
then have on It's ticket, Rcp1blicnn who has
never tlnchel, n Lawyer OF ability, AMI "a you.
tlemGn of known moral character. AIr. Il lc.
man as District Attorney viii be an honor %
the party aDt u credit 10 the county.
a kEPupLICAS,
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscmonr


" under the $500 Law. Notice is
hereby given that the following widows
apIrnisemenis have been filed with the
Clcrk Of the Orphans Court of Snyder Co..
for confirmation on Moulay, the 2Gth day
of May next.
hDpraiscmcnt Of Chrls,lana Dit,inger widow
Of Fro icrick Bitiingrr, d9c'd.
Aprrnis ,lnoat VI Eliza EHis widow Of John
EWiig. dosii.
ipprais,ncnt OF Masiah Long widow Of Fran.
els Jbur, dOc'd.
Arprascmcnt ot Sarah Moyor widow Of Geo.
J. Moycr, dec'd.
Aprraiscmcnt Of Matilda swar,r wilos OF
llArri-on swariZ, dcc'I.
Arpraironout OF Mary stahl willow Of John
Stal !, dec'd
Apprsi'enqnt OF Sophia Hook widow OF John
iioOl, drc'd
Appralsomcnt Of Catharlne Lonig widow OF
JpUL LCEtx, deed
hnprr,0'nautot i Citharine HaGuAglo widow
OF !. =, hUllayl,, deed.
Apr I-sI-gJarht Of Fanny Sh"llcrbcryrr willow
of ilhn She,lonJorGcr, dcc'd
May l,'Tl. J. GROUSE, Clerk o. q
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Guess the people are beginning
ia discove that in Mr.. Fisher they
possess n worthy representative. A
man who has views and is able 10
express them in clear. logical and
convincing manner. He is not q
dummy in the House. rs his enemies
predicted, but already holds lead
ing place in that body. -Uuatingdo,
Globe.
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Union. In regard TO this action Of
the Republican party ii is possibly
not yet tho proper tune to speak, but
God forbid that history should re-
cord this great magnaniinity as the
most grevious error that shall be
laid at the door Of the graudest po-
litical party that ever existed among
"A free people.
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SheriffS Sale.
Apr, II, 1879

-.O.
DY virtue Of Leyaria Facias issued out
Dof the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sny-
der county and to me directed will be ex.
posed 10 Public Sale at the Court House,
in Middlcburg. on
Saturday, May 24th, 1879.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following desorib.
cd Real Estate, to wit
Lot OF GROUND
siluate in tho Borough of Middl eburg,
bounded North by an alley, East by loi
No. AZ, South by Market Street West by
an Alley, containing sixty feet in front
aud one hundred and sixty feet in depth
whereon ore erected a two.story weather
boarded
HOUSE, STABLE
and other outbulldings. ALSO, lot No
~ in the ground plan Of said Borough
bounded on the North by an Alley, East
by lot of DR.. ]. Y. shiudel, south By
Market Street aud West by The abeve
mentioned lol containing sixty feet il
front and one hundred and sixty feet In
dopth, whercon are erected a
LARGE SHOP.
feized, taken in execution and 10 b,
sold AZ the property Of Aaron Renninger
and Harriet Is. Renuinger.
ID. BOLENDER, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office Middlcburg, April %, 10
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Speaking editorially of the debate
in the House on the Warner Silver
bill, tho New York Times says !:
"The debate was au unusually AMI
mated ono, thanks to a vigorous
speech from Mr.. Fisher, of Renn-
sylvania, who worried bis colleague,
Mr.. Kelley, most numerically.
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The burning coal mino at Wilkes
barre is in dangerous condition.
Perhaps great portion Of the mines
are mere mantrnps. Where fire
damp don't threaten, ,cavings in make
life insecure. And yet legislation
has boon had for years to make the
mines safe. CGn no practicable
remedy be discovered and applied :
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1t always gives us pain to hear one
cough on the street. ia the house or at
meetings Of any kind. For this reason,
as well n. 9TH ers, have devoted time aud
study for years past to find remedy that
will alleviate aud cure as far as possible,
many Of my fellows who are troubled with
this grieyous, wearing. tearing, wasting
cough. and think the Clycerolc Cough
Syrup reaches more cases Of bad coughs
and bronchial affections than any other
remedy Of its kind. Price 90 cents and
81 per BEETLE.
Prepared by Z. x. Thompson, Titus
vile, Pa,
For sale by John A. Moats, Midlleburg,
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The Republicans carried Indisn-
apolis, Ind by 1884 majority at the
municipal election on Tuesday.
This is a gain of l,000--and shows
which way the wind is blowing out
Waat
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The Harrisburg Telegraph says
that Senator John A. Lemon, of
Blair county, is prominently men,
toned for the Republican nomina-
tion for State Treasurer
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Why is it Democrats aro so tcrri-
bly, afraid of the army Did man
ever see troops interfere with an
election in the North ? No, never.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-22

Tho State Senate has passed q
bill offering n premium Of one dol
lar for every four shade or fruit
troes planted on roadside and
punshing any peeson iniuring the
6amo
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-22

FRtEHD CRouar Pleas announce i'aac
Row ~ a candidate for Jury COnml' sinnoT
Mr.. kOw Is Ouo Oi thc kcpuhlicon wprhNrs 10
Ponn township. lie Als always stool ny nis
party, IL an honest, conn tut ant reliable
man, and Is now deserving ui thiF suAIl favor
!fut1 thoJLriy. Lot us IOtninat1 Isaac IION,
aud WI will havo good mlu On tLJ Il0kct.
WHAT n.tNEA.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASS0RS.
WE the updorsional CitizeUs
CITATION.

IN the matter Of Mc csiaie Of AjigqH Ri
ger, Uie Of SNYDER corpiy, 1rccqsci.
To Jonathan Bilgor anil David
Niger rcslllng 10 Centre 90, Pa. IonTy
niger, cary, Nyani,ttO Co., Onto John Rl.
gor, Midilehurg, Pa. Edith Biigor. Mary z.
intermarrici Hith Jacob Swarm, SoliusVrove,
Pa Esther Bilgor intormarrird with Jereni,
sh sw!nohart, lllyertown, Bsrks 90 Pa.
" r. Wctlel rcsiiin < at Iurbottsylllo, Nor
ihunblrlaud county, Ponnsytyauia. Ma.
tEaulel Uot.oi, residing al Ahallenc.
Kantas Mary Ann Wetzcl intcrmarried With
Dani"l ssssaman, George u. Wotzel who has
for his guaIdiaa Daniel BiImyer, heirs OF
Hannah wotZel NEB Hannah Bllger resiling
at Danylllo, hOntoUr County pennsy,yania
Della Soeb Dol d ntormarried with David
II Reed, POttgyilo, Pa. Harry and Jennie
Soebold who have for their guardian Jacob
Miller, New Berlin, Union 60, Pa, Eve Sec
bold who has Tor her guardian Martin l..
Schoch, Now liorlin, Pa, heirs at law OF the
said Abigail MlRcr, doc'd Whereas, Frank.
lin NJ iillger hled HIS application In tho Or.
pEsns' Court Of snyder cOuuty for citation n
awarding specific performa nos Of cOntrsct, 40,
You nro hereby commanded to ~ and appear
on the first day Of May Term Of said Court 10
Wit tho 2uh day OF May noxt and chow cause
why decree ior that purpose should not be
GROUSE.
Apr II, 1879, CLERK o. q.
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Inru COn,Inissinncr.

Mr.. Post announce william DIIbort, Of M,i
dlocrcek, as suitable candidate tor Jury
CommissiOnor, Nt. Gllbort y An tive, Wotk
Ing hcpnblican and merits this recognition O
his party seryiccs, ~
MANY SOTERA.
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John Sherman snys Ohio will 60
Republican next fall no difference
who may he the candidate for Gov
Crnor
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Ed. Posi- =

Announce n. H. Grimm, Esq.
of Washington, asa suitable person 10 nll the
yhirv ~ District Attorney. NJ. G.litm'- expo
rleuco at the bar and hi. natural aud acquire
ability IL him iOr' . prpmpt aud efficient dis.
chsrSu cf tho dutios porta.n!Dg 70 tho o,u'o.
WEST BEAVER.
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HOUSE, STABLE
| DMINISTRA RATOR's NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ "a, Letters o. administIatioa ON theestate OF
county, IA, doc'd havo been granted 10 the
undersigned. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate Will pleape make I'm.
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate will present them Tor settle.
mont to CATHARtNE EKEkSTEr1ER,
fREDEklOk kERSTETTER,
May 10. Administrators.
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CANDIDATE CARDS
/rOhonOt0ru.

Please announce Sarlnol a
Wotzel. ESQ, of Beaver township ~ = sni'ablo
nominee fof the otfic3 Of Preliminary at the
coming Primary Eiosti0u. Mr.. Nc'Ecl e. an
active younr Ropublisan an eNccllont bust.
ness man ana viii make q faithful Otncot.
ADAMS
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Assignee Accounts.

- =
| NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
IN lowing Aasignecs Accounts have been
| filed 10 the Office Of the rrothonotary OF
the Court Of q. 7. ofSnyder county and
will be presented 10 the next court for
con 6rmation, and unless sufficient cause
be ehown 70 the contrary the same will
he confirmed.
Aeroun, Of. II. Hartman Assignee Of John
Z. SpsDgler,
Account Of J. II. Hartman Assignee OF Cath.
arine Napp.
| Account of J. @. Krcitzer and J. n. Hail Az.
sisncc Of Abraham Hiugisr.
Account of. $. Beaver Assignee Of Henry NJ.
Herman.
Account Of Henry Krcuso Assignee OF Henry
\ Ben fer.
Acoouu,of ). o. sshoeh Assignee Of Henry
Account OF X. Is. Fcssier Assignee Of Petor
Hartman.
Account Of Adam u. walter Assignee of q.
l.. Derr.
| Account Of AndrowJ. B,wcrsox Assignee Of
Cyrus Marks.
Accom-, Of Davi Gross Assignee Of simou
W Eyer.
Aceoun, Of q. W, Row Assignee Of william
Slpar.
Account Of David Bctor Assignee Of Jacob
Mini,h.
.Accoun, Of samuel Mstkci Assignee Of Henry
| Dietrich.
Final account OF Z. +, ulrioh Assignee Of
Wafonscllor Il Son.
Accoun, "a. W. PAitcr Assignee OF q. W.
| I Fisher.
Accoun, Of u. y. shoiiy Assignee o' Johu
Slully,
.ho5 cunt Of James p. smith Assignee Of samu.
81 Muusor.
prothy's Oaioe, Mayl, 10.
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!. Grouse, ploaso announce Frcl, IL Boig
OF tontrs. as suitable person for tno p,il 80 OF
Jury Commissioner. Mr.. BullS ia fully com
petont for an elAclout discharge Of tho dutio.
OF the Office
BEAVER.
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Notice Under lnsoIvent Act.

Notice is boreby given that Lander
IN W smith will present his anal petit ion 10 the
court OF Common Pleas for the county of Snyder
on th. 9Th Monday Of May next, for the beneht
" the lnsolyent Act and that tho ssmo VIII bs
sonhraed by the court unle.s exceptions be hled
NJ. -, }. GROUSE, prs.hy
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Phoenix PeclaIaf will cure you cough
Raflll peclOHl cures HOeIstAfSS Quickly
PlesllI !I Es!g!sI lss,as M Yesa ana elpgs IeS!;
~ ia. AossIe's Drug Store, Niddlsburs 6.
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Register &c Recorder.

Jorre Grouse respectfully announces himself
candidate FOR Prothcnotary.
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EDiroR PosT -
As the time is np.
proachng when we will be called upon TO
select suitable person to fill the office
Of Register Il Recorder, and /, is our duty
TO select our best men, you will therefore
please announce the name Of 3. Il. Sohuok
as suitable person to fill said Office, be
has been lried and he Record has been
go well established for his promptness IN
attending 10 his business, aud ho has
proved himself 10 be honest, sober aud ins
dustrious, and in every way qualified to
ill the Office Of which he hos u thorough
knowledge, so that no further recommen-
daion Is necessary he needs the sympathy
Of the party, as he has been unfortunate
through sickness and losses 50 that be Is
in need Of help. let US nominate ou-
strongest men, aul we will be sure Of 20
cess. PENN.
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The most promising accounts OF
the peach orchards Of Delaware aud
Maryland continue to como to US.
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| ICENSE NOTICE-Notice is
II Y hnrnhr rixrn ihnt

have n'cd their petitions cor Tavern license with
tho Clerk Of quarter Sessions of snyder county
and tho same will DO presented for approval On
Monday, the Goth day at MAY rcxt.
Ana now, January 18th, 1877, IL is ordered
that tho clerk nj the court insert In tho pubII.
cation Of Tavern Licenses hereafter npticc
that III l.icolsus grAn'ei hy the Court will DO
null and void, unless tho applicant shall Ilft
the snmo within lltecu days nf'Or the sntno
shall have boon granted, by lilo production OF a
receipt from tho county Trcl urer to the CIork
Of alil Court, that the License &c has bcou
paid. PER tURIAM.
J. .CROUSE, ClorA U. ).
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTiCE...Let.

Atsrs Of saministration on tho estate Of
Elizateth MoTtL. lAto OF tho BOTO' Of Middle.
burg, Snyder Co, decd having been grant.
oil 70 tho undorsigned, all persons knowing
oil TO make Immediate payment, while those
having claims viii present them duly authenti-
Gu ted ~ z settlement TO
JNO. Y. sHISDEL,
APR IL, 10. Administrator
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Mn. PosT.--You will please announce Jamoa
NJ. Eanzandt. OF MIlilebury, as candidate
for RoIlstor and Recorder. Ills qualifications
and ntness fer the Office are familiar 20 tho n.
pull an party and need ng further rocommon.
dalton.
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Ep. posT Announce a. II. KECK, Eag
as a candidate, at the coming Primary Eio''
tion, for Register ami Recorder. squire heck
l. an active Rcpublican-Cnergeu business
man-compotcnt In all respects to MI the Oh &c
-spcaks GUrman and English hucrtly, aud
viii make good officer.
WASuISgTos.
, 1879-03-28

play onco--in Chicago, Feb. Tin accordance
agaInst his protests, nn,i witilou, rcmuncratInR
him fronl It's protits. Finally, he charges that tho
val'Ic o. Ills property In the play Is impaired by
Hs continuous performance IN "thc pruyfngcs,h
notwithstanding the fact that It everywhere
meets with success. and ilo prays tl,At The de-
tendanh may bo compelled to return his manu-
scsipt, to account 10 him for the profits uf The
ireprescntatton Of the play, and to make Qood to
hlm ho.datnages tie Inns Ruffercti through their
failure to bring " to Ncw York to hare III mcr.
~ ~ paascfl upon by 4 metropolitan audience.
The Injunction IL tnado setufnabIe March N,
Wien an argument TN the motion for relief OF
tue plaintiff will take place tcforc Judge Donn-
billed ~ play "Vhims" !" in Troy Wednesday,,
but 1t Is not likely they will p1ar II, AZ sfr. Nc
Kenaa Rtarte, for Troy IN Tuesday night to
ecFvG The !njumctio,, on Mcssrs. AInckey anu
Goscllc.-Aew FORK 7ines
, 1879-03-28
DE LII MATYI1.

Tho bargain by WIlcl. lie Secured tho Sun.
port Of tho Dntnucrnry.
I"dfonapo'fs soteta /" koatsttlIe Co"rttr.Joar,ai
tGxH.I. ~"
Tho course Of the member ot Congress from,
this district, DR.. De La Matyr, In voting against
the seating Of sIr. 1Tull {Denocrat), of Florida,
Is severely criticised hy the Democrats hrrr,
They positively asser. tint DR.. De La hlutyr
made unqualified pledges to tie Democrats ttat
hc would vosc With lc,n, II elected, on all party
questions. It. has been ru,nored for a week
t;Iat 1lese was Il letter of Do In Matyr's in *.
tstcnec, Mut! upon the contents ni The salnr lu
VAS enabled to scc,irc ta,c Endorsement of the
petuoctats ot this district through The ,ulitlcHcu
q Mr.. Hendricks nnA Scsintors Mcdonald u,nl
VOORHEES,. obtainE1 possession Of this letter
to''llEht. 1t wis written by liz tAl Matyr IN
answer to a letter written him by William lien
Of tl,[s city. The following. arc true copies OF
the !rtters. Tie let,er Of l)r. De La Mutyr
places him In ut exceed ing'y ugly position:
E lSn!ASArol1s. "a = Aug; -, 1a;s-To HE Htr. Gil.
peuple of ..ts Congressional district for pcar III
~ next House of Representatives IN thu United
Stases congrebA and. In my uplnion yonr riccl!on
Of Yons district. Tnu Democratic Cuugr,.s4iol,ui
Convention ls 70 meet next Friday al Aart,nssiIc,
Will snrpurt for that distinguished position. /
an . arlcEate 70 That CoMvellIon froul tlse Th!ri
Ward In this city, mil my action In tu Convention
VIII mainly depend Dn your aiAwcr tU thts letter.
therefore wish 10 ask y1n. II elected Ia the Con.
grcbs. II ynn will vots Ut thu organization OF The
Gus nominees iur speaker anu other officers Of tnu
llouse. ! ta not ask your unswer to this Tor p,t,.
scatia, hut for tho guidance Ut myself nIl posi-.
my VI u@lCr friends nt the Convention, Very
truly. Wx. ltESnrnsox.
.1IoAE, Saturday, Aug. ~, 1e7s.-7o William
lieadersoH, ESQ.,, ChH-GsAH slt: ! haye III hes-
yo,s foi !lic candidate II TIL 1assy who.e inanciaI