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Kentucky Homo Guards,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 19.-The State gov.
ernment forces of Kentucky go into camp
to-day at Grab Orchard, under command of
Major John B. Castleman. The entire force
consists of three battaHions of infantry, one
of cavalry, and one battery of light artillery.
This is the first general encampment of Ken
lucky troops since Gen. S. B. Buckner or
ganized camp Boone in 1860.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20

The Marshall Messenger says the bar
ley harvest is begun and the crop is good
one.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20

Valuable Third street property at auction
this morning. See want column.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20

LONDON, July 1s.-willian Cliff s Co.,
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stockholders Assessed Cor the piaeIenc,

StdcEhoIuefs Assssseu 1or the DIhcIency.
NEWARK, N. j., July 19.-The comptroller
of the currency has ordered an assessment
of one hundred per cent. on the stockholders
of the suspended First National bank, to
make good the deficiency, one-half pay
able in thirty days, the other half in sixty
days. If not paid, suit will be brought
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NAPOLEONIC SUCCESSION

PARIS, July 19.-Republican newspapers
express satisfaction at the success of Briggs
motion in the house of commons last week
relative to the erection of statue to the
Prince Imperial in Westminster Abbey.
Prince Jerome Napoleon, son of Victor,
was eighteen years of age Sunday, and an
anti -Jeromist organ remarks he is, therefore,
dynastically of age to assume the success
sion bequeathed him by the Prince Imperial
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q .S.A !
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET.
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
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FRANCE.
RELIGIOUS ORDERS.

PARIS, July 19.-The government ap-
parently intends to leave religious orders
undisturbed until after the dispersion of the
Jesuit schools, August 81. Between forty
and fifty novicss from the Jesuit monastery
at Ange department., Maine ct Loire, left
Dieppe for England. A number of expelled
Jesuits are going to Rome.
The festivities of the fifth anniversary of
Belgian Independence began Sunday with a
grand review of the royal army and civil
guard.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20
TOILAND TROUBLE
THE JOLLY REPUBLICAN RUMPUS
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,

Hon. w. C. Ward the Regular Repub.
lican Nominee In Town-.-A "GIobs -
Reporter Holds Communion with Him
but Determined to Defeat Dunnell---
Lavish Use of Money for Dunnell---
The Beef Slough Boom Company of
Wisconsin TO Contribute $4,000 to
Buy Dunnell Through---Ward's De-
termination TO "Stick IA Chat with
Hon. j. b. Wakefield---Everythin
Rosy for Ward from His Standpoint.
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A BOGUS DIVINE.
FIRE WORKS EXPLOSION

ITHACA, N. Y, July 19.-During the recep-
tion of the Cornell crew, tonight, sky
rocket was discharged into stage loaded
with fire works, and a terrible explosion fol-
lowed. Two men, escaping from the burn
ing vehicle, we're seriously hurt. FL. F. Hib-
bard, of the savings bank, broke his leg, and
F. M. Hover, telegraph operator, was inter-
nally injured.
SHOT HIS WIFE AND CHILD.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 19.-Justus Hof
man, a German shoemaker of this place
shot and killed his wife and baby this even
ing. He had been drinking hard all day.
MURDER.
LouIsvnLE, July 19.-Cash Davidson
killed Alex Taylor, colored boy, on the
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! JUDGE LYNCH.

LEADv1LLE, Col, July 19.-Policeman
John GABRIELLE died yesterday from wounds
inflicted Saturday by Bakewell. The chief
of police and committee of citizens waited
on the sheriff and demanded that BakeweIl
be delivered to them, but the sheriff refused
and placed guards around the Jail. It is
thought Bakewell will be lynched before
morning. He has committed. two murders
previous to this.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
81, L0Nis Times, Jlh inst.

~. lsOWle J IHl'f' OkH IhNl.
The work of the Democratic party in
this year of 1880 is now plainly revealed.
The indications, for time not so emphatic,
again point surely to the nomination OF
General Grant. His success means "A re-
turn Of the alarming COrruptions which 50
nearly paraly2ed the moral power Of the
country; the accelerated growth Of mon
opoly and the tightening of the folds Of the
anaconda.like money power; the rule OF
rings and the final establishment
Of personal government in the
United States. Ii there is virtue enough
in the American people and capacity
enough to maintain popular institutions in
their essence and usefulness, the au;ocratic
power Of the Camerons, ConElings and
money kings Of the east will be successfully
resisted and defeated. what ever hope the
country has in this respect is in the Demo
cratic party. There is and can be no other
organized opposition to third term Of
General Grant and its attendant evils and
dangers, except such as will be made by
the Democratic party
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

bis remarkable fitness for posi-
tons Of the highest trust. No man
will be found TO deny that the successful
management Of the finance Of the City OF
Cairo, the just and equitable compromise
and reduction Of the funded debt OF the
city, and the change OF our financial bur-
then which was unbearable and ruinous, To
funded debt which we can carry, and
while! carrying it, shll have strength to
improve and adorn our city--wc say, no
man will be found to deny that these fnan-
ciaI triumphs are due TO the financial acu-
men, adroitncss, and industry Of Tom
Halliday.
And when Mr., Halliday, without op-
position in his party was selected as the tit
man 10 represent Alexander county in the
legislature, he went into that body COM
paratively a stranger, and one Of It's young
est members. But he did not long remain
a stranger. In legislative bodies the cali
bre of each member is very soon taken by
his brother members, and in short time 1t
was found ont that, as a legislator, Mr..
Halliday carried long range gun, and Ivy
common consent hc went to the front, and
maintained his position there during the en-
tire session. His familiar knowledge Of
state, county, and city taxation, and Of
the general subject Of revenue,
was so far above that Of the
average member Of the Legislature,
that it was the almost unanimous
voice Of his party friends in the legislature
that he ought TO be the next Democratic
candidate for state auditor. But there
would be some doubt about the election Of
a Democratic candidate for state auditor;
and we believe there would be no doubt
about the election of Mr.. Halliday If lie
should be placed in the field as our candi-
date for congress. HIS character as a cor
rect business man of solid attainments and
as a successful legislator would place him,
with his popular manners and modest de-
meanor, in favorable contrast with Mr.,
Thomas and his gaudy plumage and poeti
cal illusions. We believe Mr., Halliday, in
addition to the good qualities mentioned,
can rally the boys" better than anybody
we can nominate, and we therefore name
him as our choice,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

IAN OLD PHYSICIANS ADVICE. Coughs
colds. asthma and other pulmonary afcc-
tons should be looked 10 and promptly
treated in time and thus all serious results
may be avoided, and for this purpose we
know Of no better remedy than "Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry" The first dose gives relief, and it is
sure to cure the worst cold or cough in a
very short time. Try % cent bottle and
be convinced, and you will thus avoid a
doctors bin, and most likely a serious spell
of sickness. Price % cents and 81 per bot
tie, or six bottles IS. The large size is the
most economical. Prepared by Dr. Swayne
& Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadcl-
phia Sold by all prominent druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
CHICAGO HOTEL KEEPERS.
Globe Democrat.

The Chicago hotel keepers have devised
fine scheme for hcccing the delegates and
visitors 70 the National Republican conven.
ton. They estimate the number Of cots
that can be crowded into room and will
charge IS dollars per day for each cot a,
long rs the convention lasts. If anybody
objects to the sardinc plan Of sleeping, he
can pay the full rental for his room accord.
ing TO the cot scheme and sleep alone and
in peace. If his room Is 50 small that only
three cots can be crowded into il, he
will only be required to pay Sl5 per day
If he is 30 corpulent as TO require ten co,
room, his bill we $50 per day. when the
Chicago delegation went to Washington
few weeks ago to induce the Republican
National committee to call the convention
at Chicago they made the most solemn
pledges that hotel rates should not be rais
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

MONTREAL HEARD FRoM,--R, l.. Mosley,
of Montreal, Canada, certified September
~, 1870, that lie had suffered terribly from
dyspepsia, and was completely cured by
taking Warmers Safe Bittcrs. He says;
"Nly appetite is good, and now suffer no
inconvenience from eating hearty meals
These Bitters are also specific for all skin
diseases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

The FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
NuVsERY,--The following is an extract
from letter written TO the German Reform
Messenger at Chambcrsbugh, Penn;
A BENEFACrREss,
Just open the door for her, and Mrs
Winsow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale of then ursery. OF this we are
50 sure that we will teach our Susy to say,
"A blessing on Mrs Winslow" for helping
her 10 survive and escape the gripping,
colcking ana teethng siege. Mrs
Winsow's Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain, and cures dyscntery and
diarrhna, 1t Solens the gums, reduces
inflammation, cures wind colo. and carries
the infant sefcly through the tcething
period, 1t performs precisely what it pro.
tesses to perform, every part Of nothing
less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow -
know her only through the preparation OF
her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing" If we had the power we would
make her, as she is, physical saviour tc
the infant race. Sold by all druggists
% cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
CONGRESSMAN.

CONGkESSMAN'
In expressing opinions concerning proOa-
Bic candidates and indicating our prefer
eDccs.we nave mo friends TO reward or enc
mics to punish" and TEE BULLETIN vii!
cheerfuiIy and with aacrity support the
Democratic candidates chosen by the ma
jority.
With these few predatory words we
proceed 10 call attention to this, the hlgh-
tecn,h congressional district, and to the
subject Of the coming congressional con
test.
We should prepare for the canvass with
acorrect knowledge of the situation. The
defeat Of our candidate IN 1878 should not
discourage us. Mr.. Thomas, the successful
candidate, and the present sitting member
Of congress from tins district, only repre-
sen,s the minority OF the voters. He had
1855 votes. Judge Allen had 1904
,o.o, NJ Davis had o454 votes. The
,.a.,ol ,,.os &C Allo, ami Davis numbered
+, ros hoirc,sAo more votes than were
..,oa Coo ", Tb,mos 7, is o,so well n
,.,.,,h,. ,ho.Nr Thora, roccfvod os5
...... No.. .,oo ,,oro ro,rod cor ben Wiley.
a.. p.,.,t,,:,,, candidate sor conpro.s IN
az, 5;,.,io. :, 1919 And :, !. also 70 hc
conditional Cha, ,ho s;,,ir,, mon, hor has NOT
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
NoTIcE OF EINAL sETTLEMFNT.

In matter Of Estate OF Dyas Y. Parker, deceased
TO Elizabeth = Tinker Dyas f. Parker William
Tweed Parker and Jodc Parker heirs 1T Jaw Of
Dyas y Parker deceased
You are hereby notified TINT will At the March
term Of the County Court OF Alexander COUNTY 10
be holden al the cour, house. in Cairo. Illinois on
the 2nd Monday In March, next, present NV final
report Of the settlement Of the accounts OF said ps.
tate, andappy for a discharge us adm nisugtor of
sGid estate. Dated, Cairo, Illinois February 10,
1850, X, II, CUNNINGHAM,
Administrator Of Estate OF Dyae r. Parker Decd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
LEGAL
4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

E,TATE or GuREEL GEER. III. EAsED.
The undrr-l gned, having been appointed Admin.
istrutOr Of the estate q BUTcl GCcr lare Of the
county OF Alexander and State Of Illinois, dc.
ceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear be.
tore the County court Of Alexander County, at the
court house, N rairO, at the April term on the
third Monday in April next, at which time ali per.
Nous having claims against said estate are notified
md requested 70 attend for the purpose of having
the zane adjusted All persons Indebted TO said
c.tao are requested to make immediate payment
'U the Undersigned
SEWARD GEER, Administrator
Dated this 3rd day OF Feb, A. d. 1851
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
TAN SALE NOTICE.

Notice II hereby given to ENshG Rloomcr mat a,
sale OF renI estate held NJ the county court house,
10 me CllE OF caro- N Alexander county IN the
for the state county district school. ard corpora.
ton OF the City Of Cairo, taxes for
the year A, D. 1871. William MtIlnle became The
purchaser Of lots numbered "A fourteen to M
twenty both inclusive and lots numbered " twen.
,ythrocO2t NwcntylourO y Otwcnty.fyc) and ~
lwenty.siSl IN block numbered 80 thirty thrrc) in
the City oi Cairo, In said Alexander county and
state Of illinois; TINT said lots were tHxcd In The
name OF Elisha BlOomcr and that The time for 70.
domptOn ofsaid lOts from said sale viii oXpire on
the 1T day OF July,k u 1880
WILLIAM McllALE, Purchaser.
Dated, February 10th. 1850
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN: TUESDAY MORNING, FL

en- the visitors. Evidently the delegation
lied. The Democrats would do well TO bear
this fact in mind in selecting the place for
their next convention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday, Oet. %, 1880.
Ths Cars yacht Livadis Ferrol, Spain being dis
ablec srom her bow striking floating wreckage.
General Gar1baidi and sou, MenOtti, have with
drawn their designations members NJ the Italian
Chamber ~ DeDuties
or tie 14.5OO.0OO qJntals OF grain imported into
Frsnr during the first ght months OF the present year
1000 900 qILutAls came from America
The Pope on Sunday. receiving the former POrtti-
cal tnctiunaries energeticay reafrned ms right to
teonors yer and described the fate to CONNIE uors-
The entry Italian uo0ps into Rome a. "accursed
The editor Of BorSen Courier mas been sentenced
IA nav tne OF 900 MARKS ifty days imprlsor-
mem for an attack in hrs paper Prince Bismarck Ia
consequence OF MS alleged inentlon TO i0cnrporate
Hamburg IN the Ip'Veren
fire occurred IN the Central Telegraph Office at Man
ches er on sunday. The Whole y'tem of telegraph
wires terminating In Manchester DESTROYED Com
tnunlcaiOn with Man ster By Telegraph ca.iDot lie
coulpleiely restored Tor sOne lays
dlspatch from Paris 10 Tho Times says; "1he Cah-
net Council rescndfd the permission granted by H. Con-
etn@ OF the InieriOrfo public meeting mo
General De Clscy affair deentng il mOnstrOus 20 allow
COuiuunIsts to vifY publicly general whose honor
able uOt ehaccd by certain indlscreJiona
In a telegram The Ti0,rs the Berlin correspondent
of that Journal says. "a has ben given
oy Miss Emma Thursby American vocalist Of very
Mas present. The critics aver that further study and
experience only necessary 10 justify tue highest
homes OF Mics Thursby."
Dr. Kapp, author Of several g-ocks the United
states has delivered address To the EcOLomic Con
gres. now IN session at Berlin. The opinion Vas
ur-ssed that the present production OF gram Ia tto
Uutrd states n due TO an excessive drain the fer
y of ylrgn soi which must be followed by exhaustion
so that IN the time American produces, ,oness
gill fall 10 the European level
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
1HE REPUDI4TT0N VoTE ~ ARKINSAS.

The election returns from Arkansas show
that the repudist'on defeated by very
small majority. The vote wsa: For, 6A497; against.
41,049. Under the State Constitution amendment
fails OF adoption unless majority OF all the electors
voting he time ii is submitted supports it. At the
September elecon 1872 654 persons nearly can bo
.sned cast teir votes The total number cannot
given exactly because the clerks OF n1e coun-
failed give the total number OF votes IN their GER
tcates BY estimating the total vote in these counties
grand total Of 1854 voting Is obtained By
counting number OF who failed 10 vote on
the amendment sbout 2710s votlng against It, TO-
tai OF 6s157 negative majority OF 8 $50 against
the rnendment. Ia obtained. The eneDdment was Dot
supported by the Republicans II 1881 more Demo
had sted for the affirmative majority accord
ing 70 the above rgures would have oeen 2 When the
d clerks send in their returns OF the total vote
adverse major " be increased 20 seou6 4 oCe
The fer the amendment t641S7 fals ssor OF me
Democratic IN a7s by "a 23l tor S77 lss S4r tho
number of failed 10 vote on the amen1iens
this year) but S426 larger than the vote for Id.n
liz 1876 The vote she amendment 81 o<Sl 10
only 1880 creator than rhe vote fcr Hay es III 1870
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
DIVIDED AMONG THEMSELVES.

The committee of fifteen appointed by the
Business Mems Organization to consider the county
nominations mel yesterday IN the Hoffman House.
After discussing the merits Of the different candidates
for Two hours 1t decided to recommend William
powd for Mayor and 70 nominate the following ticket
for Alder1ne Large Charles H. Mnrshal Oswa.d
Ottendorfer William l. Strong and g. b. II. Vance.
10 the evening meeting Of The organization held
with j. Cary in the chair ~ listen 10 e report OF the
committee. raere were about sky members present
George d. Lennon read The report and moved liz adOp
tlOn Morriz Herzberg said tba. tIere was minority
-eport aud he wanted 90 have it received be-
fore any action taken the ma.
iorty report Mr. K0pper then read the
minority report which stated tha as both parties had
made strictly partisan nominations the 0Iesniza;lon
eould not recommend ANY eandnlAtiA and left eel,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
FSCAPFD FROM JAIL.

ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 25.-FOur prisoners broke
out OF the Camden y. J., la last night lnd escaped
THE FATAL END OF DEBAUCH.
ArBrR. NY Oct. 2J.--JOhn Houston committed
suicide today by hanging after prorractec deosnoa
BURNED AT An OIL WELL
RvApFORD Penn Oct. 25.--NIlliain Malarkey,
engv-for o burned 10 death a. Al OIL wen near
here this evening.
CHARGED WITH MUTTNY
PpovTDFNCF Y. l., Oct. %. -ROdorIck Graham,
seaman ON schooner Bertha f. walker Is held here
$500 on charge ~ muthy
COLORED MAN KILLED
RICHMOND, Oct 29.--lnis mp,nng the incoming
ara killed Peter Cray c0i0fed
THROWN FROM HORSE AED KILLED.
HAIGH1srOw n. j.. Oct. .j.-Sllas Burma
sporsasn. thrown from his horse this morning and in
santiy killed At lioOms0urg
PARDONED FROM THE PENITENTARY.
oned John W Tsvor The Pentenuary Norfolk
for fifteen years for outrageous ssfault
TIE ITALIAN CANAL LABoRERS.
SAHDwICH, Mass, Get. %. The itaiIans have
again today con regated the dcpot and the officers
agan quieted The SO agree o furnish them
with passes to Nsw YORK to-roErOw Night
IDKNTIFICATION OF A BODY.
RrRGFS n j. De-. 25-Ihe body .0und in the
BY on saturday that Of willard Erickson Of Baypot
Who a. been mssng Cco5er 3 ana NOT lst OF he1iv
i.vnns OF SpIug LAKE. previously reported
APROPOsED CONTRACT REJECTED.
PETERSBURG Va. Oct. 25.-lhe = " Council has
voted 10 re ect subm'c hy the conference o
an khoiofs OF the Atlanta Misesapp aud ONO ttiroai
ouipapv fu approval tho ctea O - nehOurs fctrrs
bu. 4ud NOrioib .
KILLING Two MEN WITH ONE BU LLET
CJVFsrOS Tex. Oct. 20.--A special dispa'ch "a
M V-,ns mon B-t0n SAYS; Mat \. Mek"ght ~ day shut
ia,s Derrk The Da passing ufTuuyh v atics ryek md
s1ta,un Jghn w. Kemp nuder The rig. aiiIa him
stll, Dersns ~~- 'sHfLAy wo"l~ed' AeFhshi tseapsa
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
GENERAL GRANT Ar UTICA.

uF pREstDts AT A GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING
AND sPRAKs FOR FREEDOM OF OPINIoS IN The
soyrH-ADDREssEs MADE BY SENATOR CoNK-
ling. GNNrRAL BANKS AND OrHEEs.
Urea Oct. 25.-At the Republican naSs-neetTnp
in Utica to-day General Grant was welcomed b. all
immense concourse of people, estimated al 6O,000
He presided over one Of three mass-meetings, and
spoke as follows:
CITIZENS OF UTICA: Under circumstances VIII
detiin you lOng but having bad cciG, AMI being
huarse that can scarcey speak shall detan you even
a less uRe 1 came mere 70 pfeslde al p"1Icu
meeting. IL is new BUSINESS Tor me aud
Z II was not tie earnestness | feel for
the cause which agitates int Pnbhe mud at
this tine should continue custom which have fOE
lowed for than " years-tt Is In not taking
part N political meetings. Bat this country suffered
s. much in blood and treasure TO uphold the nag Of our
Union maintain the best fOrm Of government that
has ever devised for men, that It seemed 10 NE
thai cond bear the idea OF seeing the country ~
parry composed N great part OF those who recently tired
We 90 rot aoyocste the principles OF the Republican
party believe they are Tor TIE good of The
Republican party alone and 10 we pTtjnhce OF the ia
terests Jhe opposite party but We prca ~ them at
because Nc believe they arr The 1si for all
parties. Applause We ueievr thai the Democrats
arr Just a. much ereeted to-day the success o the
sytes are We believe furtner fHtt ;le Southern states
iat-y reOeiiOl just uch nterrsted-
partg We ali know that there is no man IN the south
VINO not privileged 10 and setsle among
In The North IA any section aud retain his yotca views
be- professional. mercantile OF what not.
ine Northern man has not ine came privilege IN
tha South. II there to prosecute his
business he must be quiet political questions
OF great weight Iu Ctber words, tho carp-t
baggrr : welcome citiZeu among them. Now,
SEE all Of TINS changed. mysen AN from
Northwestern We ART all carpet-baggers that
section Tue whole o! II has been built up the hfe
time many here present aad SEE tue result carpet
bag settlement the HOrtbwes. Tho whole Of
OF which has been grated i've OF SIX tine
States GIFT OF Of Tie old slave
States prosperity and the nft that have been
brought 10 these States by these carpttDaggers
They built az Cipclunati our Chicago our Detroit
India flri,il s1Flt
towns OF great prosperity. Nth the privileges
exte carpnt Olggers, the growth tnat been
seen In The Northwest would have this IN
tne Southern states. We cian great prosperity
eau Oyertake unll citHen OF State "a
regarded as q citizen OF the United States matter
wb.re he goes. and with the privileges OF pro-
claiming lie political PRINCIPLES without mOesta-
tIon. Now, gentlemen, | know you will hear
90 much than can chs question and hear
IL much better sad, that Will say more but win
Introduce the speaker your eminent
aud statesman, senator COnklng.
Senator COnlng then addressed the meeting.
Messrs. Banks, Boutwell,, Tourgee and others ad-
dressed the other meetings.