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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-16

s. G. Maltby's Old Reliable Brand of
Oysters bythe can or case at q. W. Pixies,
ID street. I RI 8
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-16

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-16

Sweet pickles in 3 pound cans at ]. E.
Bruce Il Goa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-16

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet n IVY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
NJ EDICIEAL.
IILEo' LINIMENT IODIDE

CU RES ALL PAIN III MAN Az REAST,
Gilea' Imminent loiids Ammonia cures Een
rSi%la. Faca Ache, EhoTuatisni, Gout, Frosted
Feet. Chlhlsins, Sore Thrcst. Erqsiperas
CRUISES and W"nnts ct a'c;y nGture in mgn
snd animal. lho remarkable cures this rem ed !
has ELECTED classes il as enc Of the luo>t i'm port
ant and valuable remedies ever discovered ftl
tho euro or rulicf OF pain,
mad twclTc strokes Of paralysis, NV leg,
tongue and arm were uoe}esa; WAS Obliged to use
caIhetsr Every day. Or. Giles LinimeGi
lod!da OF Ammonia bas cursd me- VIII an.
swer suy inquiries SO that sill 3 N ctcd NAV know
OF i:.-John Appel, North Bradford. Conn.
My wfn scilarsd with uru!arsus uteri nanr
a!0Gs, complicated with other rsmsl. trorbIo,
fier lie was miserable, Rev. Guy S. Erszsy,
OF tho Mothodist Churrh adyisod mo 90 nv
tiles !.lnlmnnt lodic !AunloFis and Pills Er
seiins iaa OF Lilo wonders i. mad performed cn
His WHO. %ho WINS = martyr 10 SUCH troubles, and
IS Tow well: obtained TIM Eiuiment and rill.
ana my vile IL cured: Chsrics Z. Jones.
Editor Observer. Charlotte, n. {.
WIT" to DR. GILES. 81 l20 West Broadway
Rev York, VIII" cures all fa1lala rci! ors with.
cH: pay
kGsd he following: SAT- Hh5un, c.itc.;. J
hHI :''il Eheum on my hand Tor l9o yesrs:
tT'ctt every d"cL0: Cni3,! hear Of yEo ss!vas
I,!a:nents and sosps without ,u!rlta.: nrthjnr
benefited no, E. HOc bottle Of Gilns' Ir!rlonI
tooluc Ainn!onis cured Inc n loss than p weak -
a. h3mane, Isl We&.G hirty. seccud t. II. !
Hr6i;aai C"s!ivencss. tho Cause al so many
tI0u ?les, i'o"nofA oi Spirits, dizziness of the
aesti, Eo;s Q! kiemcrg, Indigestion, FlatpleDeo
bts!i"g VI the Heslt. Nervousness, ell Lhcsa sre
Cured BY Iiios' Improved. Mandrake Pills,
Giles linin,ont ana Pills sro sold hv ali
Drugg!s:s throughout tho world. Trial hcttles
BIC; Pills 2jc. VIZ o.
Eg%aIo of conaterfeita the genuine he, Il fsc.
S.in o. l@o inventors siEnituro, William NJ.
hn M riy - ls.,t
rho Llniinent in whito wrappers is fn- family
u2e, the, N yellow wrapper is fer .hs slahle.
l! Is tho only Liniment that rosseasss alLors
alive properties ard caa be tsEan informally.
QNsrt bottles AT g 50. in mhiah ihsro IL & crest
aavtnS. annS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
ltv (3reen &, Wise

(Kesl kstato Agents and Auctoneers.j
a FART OF MOUNT VERNON FOR
Il SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-We
will offer for sale by public auction, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day CT December, 1879, III twelve
U'cIcck m, in front OF the Mansion House Ho.
lei, in the city of AlexaEdris, Va, & TART OF
MOUNT VERNON, lying within mile Of
The Mansion snd tomb Of Washington, contain.
ing lG5; acres of lsnd-t0 scres cleared; the res.
idue in good wood and timber; vslusble and
convenient 10 good landing on Little Hunting
crock Persons desiring to see the promises will
please call on MIR. L. g. Gibbs. on tho land sd.
joining Pls! st tho ttIite Of Green s. Wise
Terms CT Sale: Ono third cash residue il H.
IS and "a months with interest.
dor S-.s nKEkN s. WISE Cor nWrnre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

GRANT AND MALONE The Rirlm0nd aoy-
Respondent Of tho New York Herald writes:
''lt is significant, but unmisablc fast that
Malone is regarded by large class Of people.
irrespective OF ra'!y, as somehow idcotifcd
with the Grant movemeot 10 the South. Tho
mention in theso dispatches recently Of u Gran.
Mahooc Presidential ticket hiss not only Gcyo.
loped large following for Grant, but has bee D
received and discussed by hundreds almost with
cnthuiasn. Without making q siDglo rquiry
10 relation to The matter have been approach
cd by nulibers WHO favor the ticket, aLd have
aow personal koow!cdgo of nany leading Viz.
glnians who are ueqaallfadly 10 favor OF Gran,
for tho neXi President, and who are cply await
ipg tho initial opportunity to autourco them
selves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

a STRUCGLE FOR a CHiLD.-An eyti.i1e
scene was enacted Saturday morning just be-
f1ro the train over the Seaboard ard ltosocke
Railroad started out from Norfolk II was
created by y. 3. Roam, Of North Carolina, at
tempting to get possession OF bis little daugh
ter, WHO, With her mother This wife was goi1g
eff on the train. II seems divorce is pend
ing between the couple 10 North Carolina. Mrs.
Roam came to Portsmouth several days age
with The Child to visit relatives Roam fol
lowed Saturday, thinking he could get posses
sion OF the child in Virginia by force. \ police
msn arrested the father and took him to The
Station house. where be was examined and dis
charge after the train had gore eff, carrying thu
child aud her mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

Ten YEARS rF HORRIBLE Torture. Mrs,
:.Grah Eanlon, Ut CAT :|%:d street, Now York.
tGT ten years bore, IS patiently rs she could. the
agohy cf leg swollen TO four times its natural
size, which was rod srd !aw snd from which
constantly ooz1d a blislcring secretion. Ono
week $ application Of Giles Linimont lCdido
hmmonia rGstGrCd the hJeous member to com i.
p!oLe sounine.s. GILES pills euro Headache.
Sold by I'll druggists Send for pamphlet to Dr..
Giies, 10 w. broadway, N. \. Trial siz, 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
HSaPetyafE.

SHw G"1l ilGc. MAX Enre!zsk. til. in, ,
prsshrlo, who WA; missing from st. LoIi3 on
Friday ami Saturday last, arrived in tbs city
yesterday mnrEinR, hnd is row staying 81 th,
house ri & friend. where ho will ha KEEP. il Sc
ciusioE for sGn:e L!me by this sdvlcs Of hia phys.
ieIan His ncilisl and physical condition il such
that sn interval OF rest is absolutely necnsary
for hls festNtatIun 10 hcsllh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
LpE.9L HhsEE27'sEG.

i naIrisG2 iiStuso was irintfd 10 Washing
ion, en- Saturday, to IioIaes Nielsen ard Ida
Moore. both 81 this city.
\ part Of The MIunt Vernon estate is to be
sold 10 this city on the 18Th, By Green II Wise,
aCctioHcers.
To dap vas celebrated in the Catholic
Church ~ tie festival Of the Immaculate
Conception Of the Hitssed Virgin MsIy.
Alex .ndcr Mss. alias tIyo;s, was Go Satur
day turned over by the Washington authorities
to The Virginia authorities, who wanted hin
on a charge Of false preteDses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

B. CHRISTMAS is alnos! here snd paoyio want
10 kno" where 10 purchase tfei7 holiday pres
cnts, and naturally l:ok 10 the newspaper fer
such information. all who have holiday goods
and wares" 10 dispose of should defer no longer
% advertise, and !hey will End no surcr meana
NJ conveying Information Than ths. aTprGcl by
the Gazette the circulation Of which ajung The
limos Of the dtieron: railways leading to this city
makes il psrt!c dairy desirable medium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
The E.,,sp ssHsEIa as sSf,.nua;t.

New IoRA, De. S.--Eurthgr particulars Of
the great stoTm AID il2ol ct Aspa~sij state
that au4ut 81 miles. Of the psnsms Rsroai
Wa subn eyed, and that the iscshCt was Tho
most d}s!lu3igo that has been koowa ih2sc fer
SCsr..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Deer $ 1879.
FOR The n Idle States higher pressure, vsriabit
win"s, ard CO! :cr cloudy or psrl!y cloud
Wo"ihnr, with EOsslhIy occasional !ignL rains 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

Masonic Judge G.. t. Stuart AID 4. c.
lIhcr. oi Wa4iinst0n Lodge, and Edgar War.
field, Of Andrew Jackson Lodge, left hero this
rnornur 70 ..iriG the mrctlng of tho Grand
I,ni2o oI Masrn-, 81 Nrrsiui,, which meets in
Richmond 10 riXh;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

iGli CAN riNn y LARGE ASSORTMENT: OF
liza Ware, snoh aa Bak,ng fsrs, Pic Paps,
Cn.!rrs, a.. cheap a, STANSRURY'S,
Cor. kiug and C0iumbus 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

OLD STUDENTS MEETING. Tho Society 81
Old Students Of ST. JcsH's Academy Hiii NEE
10 uieht 30 makc preparations for their annual
batqus'. Tie harqunt has become Z feature
ui The Sea ~. a@d It Is hoped that there vii
he a large altCnG2TcH ni members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

New WHARF Mr.. I'limcr. Il r.w ,rir:,
who ree2b;Iy purchased !a.m on ri.cat~a
Creek. IS cvccl2R iirn wharf on has shore, Al
wh:ch !ho steamer Harry l2,ior will make
r3su6r s,oppag.s. Jhc Few what sill be- q
great cluvCnlcLc0 70 The residents IL That
locality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
AZ Office TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
ASHIEETON 81 ALIEN aNDRIA TURN.
PIKE COMPANY, will be held at tho Office Of
Francis l.. Smith, esq, corner Wolfe and st
Asaph streets Ale1apdris, Va, on MONDAY.
January 5, 1851, st 10 o'clock a. N. Election
for President ind Directors same duy and place.
dec 9-ytd ALBERT HEWSON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08
NGTiOE TO GAS CONSUMERiS.

T7EY LUNTS COUGH SIkUP. al il fall
a bic remedy for Coughs. Colds, ucsrsancss,
Asthma, Group, Whooplug Cough .ad for the
relief Of persons in the advanced Stages of Con-
sumption. Prepared by
LUNT s. DAVIDSON.
Prize, - cents prr hcttla ,inr =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-08

rHEhP TEAS-Tess Of fine quality for sale
~ At low prices by FIJI. DAVIDSON,
1G ut King Street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
THE BIGGEST PENDULUM YET.


Two or three weeks ago the consolidated
genius Of the Times startled the world with q
discourse upon the thrilling proposition that
AL things come back to where they started
from"-a discourse so profound and ingeni-
Gus, SO gloomy and mystical, as to send o
cold chill down the great backbone Of the
universe, and to raise the Times genius, at
one boost, to the very pinnacle OF the grand
and the unintelligible. This discourse at
once attracted the attention and awakened
the enthusiastic applause of nearly every
body. 1t was passed around from one litera-
~ circle to another, and on all sides received
the unE1easured admiration of the awe
stricken and the beWildered. The DEMO
Graf endeavored In Its feeble way to pay a
fitting tribute to that magnificent effort.
We took a firm grip on it and wrestled with
it through the lonesome watches OF the
night. We labored at 1t with the sweat OF
our brow, and with all the energies of our
soul, and though 1t flung Us, we we're proud
ard happy.
But since that time we have beheld another
pendulum bigger and more majestic and
more far-scraping than that 81 the Times
We have watched 1t as IT swung by upon its
proud orbit TO the central blue, and We have
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
ia another column will be found resolu

In another column Will be found q reSolu-
tion adopted by the Democratic Parish Com
mittee or this parish relative to the election
az delegates to the State Central Committee.
This resolution provides that the presidents
at the central ward clubs shall. after due
notice, call meetings In their respective wards
on or before October q to elect these dele
rates 10 the State Central Committee. This
resolution was needed, and should be COM
plIed with In every particular. We must have
4 full central committee to superintend and
SUPERVISE the work to be done before election.
ON the city members Of the central commit
tea falls all the work OF the campaign, as but
few 81 the delegates from the~eountry tind 1t
possible to be present 81 is sessions. y Y
Obvious, therefore, that the sooner the city
selects IT. delegates the sooner we can get to
work. There IL but little time before cleo
tion. and much to be done, + IS necessary
for the party to be thoroughly organized AND
-siscinlined, and that this may b. done tne
uariss,s wards should choose at once the best
men to represent them In the Democratic
STATE central COMMITTEES
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

FRERET-Lost from steamer City Of Augusta,
on Thurssiay October 9. at 5 a.. M. w. II. Freret
aGei about 35 years. son Of the late John Frerel
and annette Vienne.
His remains will be buried in st. Cha.les par
18Th -. 4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

We call especial attention to the card of
Mesars. Charles and Gilbert Green Il Co., Ia
which, referring to the charge that has been
madeagainst MIR. Louis z. Rouquette-an en-
ploye lii their house for many years for cir
culating counterfeit note, they take ocea-
sion to express their utmost confidence In his
integrity and their belief ID his incapacity to
commit the offense with which he has been
inconsiderately charged.
Mr.. Rouquette's high social standing and
his long and reputable connection with the
house OF Charles and Gilbert Green Il Co
should have protected him from q charge OF
40 grave and Injurious a character.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
THE CAMPAIGN.

From every section Of the State comes the
pleasing intelligence that the nominations Oh
tha Democratic Conservative convention at
Baton Rouge are received by the people with
satisfaction and enthusiasm I'll fact, no ohiee-
tjops whatever have been raised by the press
N the state To tho nominations, and tho de-
fsated candidates with their friends and cup
pofters rally to the support of tho successful
nominees with such promptness and sincerity
as betukena united party throughout the
campaign now upon us.
In New Orleans the friends of Aan. Ogden
have been the most prominent movers in the
Inauguration OF series of mass meetings
which have boon largely attended by our
citizens.
The State Central Committee OF tho past
campaign. apprnciating the fact that the
convention was hold at SO late date % to
leave insufficient limo for the organization OF
the now committee and the perfection Ut at
rannameuts for an active canvass, have pro
cse.led to call mass meetings all over the
Stata.
Coy. Wilt1 Dol. MoEnery and o corps Of
our ablast speakers will leave New Orleans
Monday. October %, aud speak Mt Baton
Rouge Tuesday. October Al. The party Will
be reinforced by 4 number Of the ablest ora
tors Ill the State ut Baton Rouge, Monroe,
Shreveport and Opelonsas.
| From present Indications these efforts arc
| timely as arrangements are being made ny
aspiring Republicans, backed by the int'u-
encea and money Of Washington leaders. rs
reorganise the Republican party III Louisiana
preparatory tn the campaign Ut 1880
| The scheme Of the Republicans embraces q
combination with factions In New Orleans,
aud looks toward receiving tho active eup.
port of tho bondholding interests tn both
Of these calculations they will undoubtedly
fail 10 realize their expectations. Neyertbo-
leas. II u the part vi wisdom and prudence
for tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS masses T,
make success certain by nh active campaign
| Gov. WITT, Col. MeEnery, Col Roman
Aan. Gibson and A. III. May. Esq. adlreaset
an enthusiastic mass meeting Mt Lasayett,
Square last night where the nominat on
were ratified and u series of resolutions
adopted. striking tho Keynote Of The cam
paign, which promises to be q memorable on
Ill the history of the State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

The latest adeicea confirm the report that
Iowa went Republican on Tuesday last, This
result was not entirely unexpected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
We sincerely regret all error To which D

We sincerely regret an error To which our
attention has been called by our esteemed
contemporary Of the Iberville Soath. ! recent
article In that paper highly applauding the
action Of the Baton Rouge convention and
warmly indorsing Its nominees was trans
ferred to the columns OF the DEMOCRAT,
where II appeared credited to the Columbia
Herald. OF course the South complains. and
Justly, OF this circumstance. The error Is the
more regrettahle inasmuch as the South was
one of the first papers In the State to advance
the claims OF the head of the ticket nominal
ed, and yet BY d mistake In these columns
appears to be one Of the last to indorse the
ticket after 1t Is regularly put In the field.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

The Cincinnati Enquirer announced the
election of Foster under such head lines hs
these. aThe Sutler Greater than tho Soldier
The Yard Stick Discounts the Sabre, and Bay
pnets Must Rule Ballots SO Say tho Major
lily oil the People OF Ohio--Callco is King aud
Patriot and valor Go for Naught.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
Vanity Fair Brand!

WASHINGTON AVENUE DRUG STORE,
Corner Magazine and Washington sts..
NEW ORLEANS.
Constantly receiving fresh supplies o. pure
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Pa emit Medicines.
Combs Of al kinds. Brushes, Soaps. Perfumery.
Paste, recommended By all who use it as a very
superior dentffriee. It heautifiss the teeth to
Alkaline Bouquet Powder Tor beaufifyins, soft
ening and preserving the skin, the best thing
for priekly heat and all summ-r eruDtions.
| complete. com pTising many articles impossible
to enumerate here. and sold at moderate prices,
| Prescriptions put up night and dav.
| BIZ MATNEGRA 10, D..
Druggist. Pharmaesutist ana Practical Chemist
Co.'s 2dp II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

The Indications are that MI unusually full
vote will be poiled In New York next month.
The registration promises to be phenomenal
ly large. In Brooklyn the number Of persons
who have qualified themselves to vote IN the
two frat days Of registration aggregates o.
asa. The aggregate for tho two fret days Ia
1878 was ~, a2s. In 1877, 5o.i5o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
~ .,n ~
DIED.

NINOT-On Saturday, October 49, 187a at 49,
o'cloe4 a. m. Francis B. Vinot, native Of this
city, aged 81 years. for many years deputy clerk
of the United st ties Circuit Court.
His friends and those OF the families of Latte,
Folse and Raymond are invited to attend the
funeral. at Il O'Clock This Morning Sunday.
from his late residence. corner OF Columbus
and Claiborne streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

DRURY-STAYNER- the fourteenth in
slant, by the Rev. DR.. a. NJ. Smith. ". e. Drury
to Mrs Il. K. Stayner. No cards.
Baltimore. nd. and Mt Vernon. Ohio, papers
please copy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
MARRIED..

R-PlERSON-On Monday evening.
October 49, at the residence OF the brides
mother, in this city. by Rev. Hugh Miller
Thompson, Alexander Walker, Jr., and Fannie
@. Pierson, both of New Orleans. No cards.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

ROYO-LEMLEY-On Wednesday evening,
October Is, 1879, at the st. Patrieks Church. by
Rev. Father j. Dumas. Joseph S. Royo. OF
Spain to Miss Georgiana Lemey. OF this city.
No cards.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
rHI DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

Baltimore holds municipal election neS'
Wednesday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-02
STRfVRFSftV Bats.

UNIVERSITY OF TENN, March 81, '79.
The member of the Co iilemac
Club are making active preparations
for the Hop which is to be given by
the club on April 18Th. II is the lis
tention of the club to give Hop that
has not been excelled if tqualled by
any of the year. Every one who at
tends may expect to have pleasant
time.
Another ccc&sion of interest to the
friends and patrons of the University
will be next Friday evening, which is
the time set apart by the Senior class
for the planting of the class tree. At
Colleges aud Universities where plant
ing class tree is held as a time hon
ored custom, it is recognized and
looked forward TO as one of the most
interesting events of the collegiate
year. On this occasion there will be
an address given by some friend of the
Unive versity, which, within itself
will be treat to all who may attend
The hour at which the tree is to be
planted has not as yet been deter
mined, but will be at an early meeting
Of the class, and ann )unced. All ale
cordially invited. ALPHA.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-02
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The ar
guments of the counsel in the case
of Oliver VS.. Cameron were con-
cluded to~day and the case given to
the jury, who, after about three
hours deliberation, returned a Yer-
dict for the defendant. There are
intimations of a motion for new
trial, or an appeal to the court in
bane, on points to which exceptions
were taken.
The Senate to-day confirmed the
following nominations; Francis A.
Walker, of Connecticut, to be Su~
perintendent of Census Drs. Ste
phen Smith, of New York city, and
I. S. Verdi, of Washington, D. c.,
30 be members of the National
Board of Health ; Horace Austin,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-02

| Mr.. EDITOR: Your Sunday morning. S
| CHRONICLE. brings forth a card from
Samuel Anderson, in reply to J. II. Cleage,
a clause of which alluded to the action Of
Harmony Lodge No II, f. A. A. Y. Ma
sons in receiving him (Cleage) as a
member, in the following an
gemtLenaanIy, Ea0amtonLy, misrepresenting
and sarcastical language: s. II the Har-
mOny Lodge, as they call it, wants such
characters they are welcome to him." |
have nothing to do with the compact An
derson- Cleage reputation, bat wish to
state that Harmony Lodge did as aany
other Lodge would have done, and If she
has received a man Of WantOn character,
the responsibility does not rest upon her.
She acted upon the following cOmmenda-
ton, the language of which is contained in
his demit, dated July 1st, 1873: To all
whom it may concern, greeting: This GER
titles that brother Jacob I'll. CIeage, whose
name appears on the margin of this demit,
is Master Mason, and was q member of
this Lodge in good standing and clear of
the books, and as SUCH we, 50 cordially
commend him to the fraternal guard of all
true f. A. A. Y. Masons, wherever dis
persed around the GLOBE" sc.
The above as l understand, made him a
Mason at large. Soon after obtaining his
demIt he spoke to me about casting IN his
lot with US, for reasons stated in his card
last week, but did not until February 3rd,
1879, up to which time, we heard of no
Irregularities in any shape of Cleage, nor
was there any charge against him, until
Mr.. Anderson learned that his glory had
departed, then with the eIoquence of De
mosthenes, and the sarcasm ofan Anthony,
he exclaims: "If Harmony Lodge, as
they call it, wants such characters. they are
welcome to him." can safely say, there
is not drunkard, gambler or thief in our
midst, nor is it our object to have such, and
had any report. or charge, or may there at
any time come in due form, any charge
against any Of Harmony members, or mem
Der and such be proven, such member or
members will be dealt with accordingly.
She only asks Brother Anderson, with his
generous heart, welcoming members to the
bosom of our Order, the privilege Of deal
ing with our own members, and especially
when the said to be crooked dealing, was
committed in another Lodge. and not the
Lodge that Bro. A, represents, unless he
assumes the authority of the Grand Lodge
ROBERT BANKS, w. NJ.