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where the average balances exceeded $500 and DID not
exceed 1000; per where the average balances
exceeded $4,000 and also per cent on Its surplus fund
Mr. Steele said that England derived S1,500000 by
taxing Its savings banks. He argued that IL would not
State amounted to $3.50. Mr.. Bradley declared
that . the Swings banks were being used
~ tho capitalist class TO escape taxnuon,
number had deposits amounting 10 over $4,000 Mf.
Avord argued earnestly that the savings banks should
not be taxed, MS they encouraged economical haOits
among the people.
An amendment offered BY Mr.. Wren, of Brooklyn, lin
inS the taxation TO parsons possessing deposits OF
to a third reading by vote OF 4S To 80. ,
The Senate and Assembly both considered another
bill prepared by the joint committee, which proposes to
lay tax equ5l to per cent upon the
Gross amount OF premiums, interest and other
income OF an insurance company received dur-
Senator WinsOw stated that the bill would compel the
insurance companies 10 pay 100000 TO the State an
was exspcaker usJed who argued that the tax was an
excessive and one as the lie insurance companies
were mot carried on for q profit TO tho trustees
companies would have TO abandon business II the bill
became law. Mr. Bradley said that tho tex was pre-
csey similar to that imposed IN thirteen otuer
States. Mr. Hustled replied: Yes, and property
which 10 Is proposed to tax again In this bill" Senators
Mills and LoOmis opposed the bill.
In both houses the bill ordered to third reading.
Among The bills reported iavOraby in the Senate
were the following: To suppress intemperancp;
authorizing the sale Of Southern Central Railway stock.
resolution was adopted calling on tie Controller OF
New-fork City for information In regard TO unpaid
assessments.
The bllI ordered to third reading in the Senate,
was amended so ns TO provide that every person shall
DO assessed In the town ward whore he resides
when the assessment is made, for all per,
IN any Other State foreign country,
including all personal in his possession under
his control agent trustee, guardian or administrator
in this State, ana including money loaned any other
State or country IN such representative capacity.
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ALBANY NOTES.
ALBANY, MondnY, April q,

ALBANY, Monday, April y, 1880
Justice Learned to-day confirmed the report Of the
rcerco that there duo Receiver Green of the Rock
land Savings Bank, as compensation, the sum of
81 ,253 g.
Justice Learned has ordered that tho dividend to be
paid I'm the matter Of the guardian Mutual Life Insur
auce Company by tho superintendent be per cent In
stead OF 8ls per cent Superintendent Smytn certes
that the expenses amount to $3.50.
Charles c.. Farman, the new superintendent OF tue
Insurance Department, qualified to-day.
Attorney General Ward is about to commence action
against The Merchants and Miners Transportation Com
pauy OF NGWYOrk. under law passed by tho Legisla-
ture, by which steam transported panies al
lowed 10 lease wharycs afor sheds have been erected
thereon, and said whdryes not In use by the
companies owning them.
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NV son. lad - wears OF age was sfcted with the vor,

My son. LAD IL years OF was afflicted with the w0fSe
form O. Eczema for period OF eight years SO vluen wss
ankles he OF scab which refused yield
treatment that attempted Every remedy that
PaIy homeopathy herbs roots saltwater baths: aaxseed
could be done TO eradicate the disorder seemed only agra
vate IT, ana the chs life became burden 10 him. and tho
expense Of the various experiments constant drain
My wife, reading the advertisement Of the Cutcura Rene
dies OF the daily papers, resolved to make more at
tempt Tine encrOachlng upon His
tAe proposal interview sought with lady
of York. who made thorough
lion OF the and promised cure without the least hesa
by the Of your Cucura Remedies In WEEK
there marked change the and BEGAN
pao and along the outer edges scaled on and a me
disappear entrelg until preseBe
writing the only vestge small spot the forearm.
scarcely visible and fast dlsa ppearfng.
Thus after eight and anxiety have the
Intense satisfaction seeing the chid's skin aud
before this dreadful cutaneous disorder
tackled him.
Sincerely yours, . -
CHAs. EAYRR HIyKLR
2i9 Falrmountave. Jersey City Heights. NJ
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IN CONGRESS YESTERDAY.
CONSIDERED.
TcEVEpAL pREss DIspATcuI


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Senate and
House adjourned to-day after dull sessions important
debate arising The KelogCSpOOrd case laid aside
In the Senate and the following bills reported
The House bill for the sale Of Fort Logan Montana Placed
the calendar.
cluded in the Fort Redng Military Reservation Placed on
the calendar
Reservation Placed on the calendar
The Naval Appropriation BILL without amendments Placed
the calendar.
For the relief Commodore Fairfax Placed cacn
To amend the act for the endowment OF agricultural and
10 detail an Army officer 10 charge expedition to
search for the records OF Sir John Brankms expedition
detail Army officers 70 Institutions OF learning Placed
the cale ndar.
rhe following bills and resolutions were cOnsdered
The Joint resolution authorizing the reappontment OF
stephen Mcarty as Commander III the Navy
passed-33 TO 10.
resolution for the printing Of the proceedings In the Kei
The House bin TO authorize and equip expedition to the
Arctic seas Passed, .
were acted upon;
construction of vessels Referred Committee OF the
The District Columbia Appropriation bill Passed-1C2
JOINT resolution constituting commission TO report on
the amendment oil the 0rhOgrahy OF public documents was
bill protecting toleRraphc communications from unrea.
sonbe was iavOraDy reported and placed the
The bill 10 equaze the soldiers Rebellion
was faYorabY reported and then withdrawn
bill the regard 10 the cancellation OF
expectation Of tobacco faYOraDlY reported
The bill authorize the registration of trademarks
passed after the penal and serchwarrnt clauses were
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The MADISON SQUARE WRECK
SEEKING THE CAUSES OF THE DISASTER.

SEEKING THE CAUSES OF THE DISASTER.
THE INQUEST IN THE CASE OF THE FOUR VICTIMS
BEGUN-CHARACTER OF THE JURY-TESTIMONY
TAKEN YEsTERDAY-wBAr SALEM H. WALES
AND GEORGE II. sToTt, THE ARTIST, SAX.
An Investigation of the causes of the recent
disaster at the Madison Square Garden, by which
Mrs. w. A. Ogden Hegeman, w. NJ. TilestOn. Mrs.
Annie Willets and Mary Ann Connolly lost their
lives. was begun yesterday by Coroner Brady.
The Hahnemann Hospital Fair Association was
represented by counsel, and testimony was given
by Salem II. Wales, George II. Story, the artist,
and several policemen. The Aldermen lost their
temper in discussion arising out of the disaster.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
TRANSPORTATION THROUGH CANADA.
DIVISION IN COMMITTEE OVER THE BILL-A BITTER
OPPOSITION FORMING.

TRANSPORTATION THROUGH CANADA.
DIVISION IN COMMITTEE OVER THE BILL-A BITTER
OPPOSITION FORMING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIpUNE.l
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Committee on ways
and Means had rather breezy time ut their meet
ing this morning when Mr.. Wood presented his re-
port in favor Of prohibiting the transportation OF
merchandise and products by rail through Canaoa
from one part of the United States to another IL
appears to have been understood that this report
sbould be first laid before the subcommittee OF
which Mr. Wood was chairman. That understand
ing was not carried ont. and some of the members
of the subcommittee, it is said resented the course
taken by Mr. Wood.
Judge Kelley, who is member OF the sub-com-
mittee has been absent from Washington, and IL
appears that he did not the report at all until IL
was laid before the full committee this morning.
The merits OF the proposed bill were discussed
oute freely by General Garfield, MIR. COnger, Mr.
FRYE and others. 1t IS understood that General
Garfield supported the BILL which was very strongly
OrpOScd by Messrs Conger, Frye and Dnunell. .
MIR Felton, who is member of the suD-cOmDlt-
tee was quot ed in favor of the bill yesterday Out
THIS morning. after the arguments against 1t, he
moved its indefinite p0StpOnement. NO Nota was
taken on this motion, both the friends and oppO-
nens Of the bill appearing 10 desire lurtnel IlolO
consideration.
Among the Representatives from New-England
and the Northwest there is q very bitter feeling
against the proposed measure, and there Is good
deal of outside talk the effect that the bill was
got up for bodybuilding purposes.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SNnopsis for NE pqsl q hOMrs.

WASHINGTON. April 28. L a. m.-The bar
has generally risen in the Atlantic and East Gulf
States OHIO Valley and Lake Region, and Is highest IN
the Upper ONO Valley The pressure Das fallen from
tic Mississippi Valley westward to TIE Pacific. NORTH
west wit ds prevail, with slightly cooler clear weather.
I'm the Middle States New.England, but have gen.
orally vcnrcd to northeast In the South Atlantic aud
East Gul States aud southeast, with cloudy weather
and occasional ram in the Northwest and Southwest
souilc 20 southwest winds prevail In the Lake Re
gDn. Clcar weather prevails on the Pacific Coast.
JjidIcOfOgs
For the ML.dlc States and New-RnRiand. rising bar
on .r cooler northwest winds aud clear weather. fol
Lowell in the south RI portion by partly cloudy weather
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q great crash We were near the door ana wese
al swept through the door together: ny nrss IN
70 that the trouble extended beyond to art GALAXY
Immediasey ON reganing my senses dIsotsd r. ~
ecfans TO play. Then placed myself the head ~
stars TO prevent the crowd from coming up. There
were think. from five 10 seven persons carried down
men afterwaro in getting out the pictures. Ts room
was ninety feet long The pictures were hung on all
pended from rod. Many OF the heaviest pefres were
hanging on the thin partition. The dencing wes
ABOUT the size OF an ordinary parlor. had no nppr
henson that any thing serious would happen go
The inquest Will be resumed at %. m today.
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GERMAN REP UBLfCAN MEETINGS.

The NewYork Independent German Repub.
lican Organization held meeting last evening ct No
Uniousquare H. Wasendonk, the president, made few
remarks and then the secretary. Dr. Hoeval, opened
the discussion as to the advsabty Of formal deciAra
ton of what action the Association would take In tho
event Of General Grants nomination for the Presidency.
Most Of the speakers were in favor of de-
car1ng their intention to oppose General
Grant even II he were nominated.
No action, however was taken. Among those present.
who addressed the meeting were II. wesendonk, DIR,
HOeval DIR. Jaco0y, f. Kaufman, Mr. Teuzer Mr.. Belo
and Mr.. ROthschlid. u
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BILLS REDUCING ELIOT FEES.

THE ESACrISG CLAUSES STRICKEN OUT ~ THE
sEEATE-oNLY ONE VOTE FROM NEw-YORG For
THE BILLS.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.I
ALBANY, April 27.-Thc Senate held an
evening session tonight to consider the bulls for the
duCion Of the pilot fees OF both Sandy Hook aud lc
Gate pilots. petition favor Of these bills alncd byI
all the mercantile bodies I'm NcwYork, read. The
bills were considered for three hours, were then
both killed.
Senators Jacobs and Robertson were tho CHIEF oppC-
ncn8 OF the and Senators Forster and Davr-
port the chief advocates. In view OF tho defeat
OF the bills, an account OF the debate IL need
less 1t is sufficient to say that tho opponents
the bills refused TO accept Of amendments proposing
reduction OF the pilots fees, hOWsOrycr small the
ductOn might hC that WAS suggested. The CnaCtlng
clause Of Doth bills WAS stricken out by the
following Senators democrats III Italics, Republicans IA
ROmHnG
BiTby. Braman. Edman. FOiclCr Hogan. Jacobs Lord,
Lynde, Robertson, Rockwell 6cebachcT, SESSIONS and
Wagner.
The votes in opposition TO the motion were given by
Senators Baker, Brdsa Davenport, Forster Iuibcrt,
Looms, MHTthG, Schroeder. Window ana WOOhu.
IL wlll be perceived TINT only OF the New-YOrk
Senator'S Mr. Forster, recorded his against killing
the bill
Senators Astor and strahan were absent.
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REWARDING JUDGE CHISOLMS MURDERERS.
GOVERNOR STONE APPOINTS ONE OF THE LEADERS
OF THE MOB To A RESPONSIBLE OFFICE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCSF.l
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Nlany thousands Of TIE
TRlBUNEs readers, who read Mrs. Chisolin's story
of the bulchcry of her husband and children by n
Kemper County mob, viii be interested in knowing
that one Of the ringleaders of that mob, Phillip H.
Gully has recently been appointed to an Office of
profit and trust by Governor Stone, of Mississippi
Nobody ought to complain or wonder at this, for it
should be remembered that the mob was made up of
the "best citizens Of Kemper County"
The fact that Mr.. Gully is still under indictment
as one Of the murderers of Judge ChisOlm and his
sOn and daughter rather adds to than dctracts from
his claim for consideration II the hands OF the Gov
ernor of Mississippi The Office to which Mr.. Gully
has been appointed is that of CcnsuS-takcr for the
County Of Kemper. This is u State Office for tins
wear State as well as United States census will
be taken in Mississippi
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When your liver is out of order use DR..
Jayne's Sanative Pills and you will assist the hillary
system in regaining healthy condition. and get rid Of
many distressing symptoms. >
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MAKING SURE OF KELLOGG'S SEAT.
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS ARE AIMING AT, AND WHAT
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl


TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Kellogg-Spoford
resolutions were temporarily laid aside to-day to
give an opportunity for the consideration of the
Indian Appropriation bill. When the resolutions
next come up Senator Hill is expected to deliver
two days speech in support Of them. He wishes TO
bring on a political debate which he hopes may
have the effect to whip in the more moderately ill.,
clined Democratic Senators to the support of the
resolutions.
There Is a wide diversity of opinion among tho
Republicans regarding the best policy to be pur-
sued Many of them give little credit to the report
that enough Conservative Democrats will finally
vote against the resolutions to retain the sitting
member, believing that if the resolutions are post
poned Tor the present session it will only DO done
with a view of keeping it ont of the
Presidential campaign as an issue, the cd
vantagcs of winch will he with the Republicans,
but that the resolutions will be carried early IN the
next session. Those holding these views are, there
fore willing, If the Democrats take the responSD BILL
ity to let the matter come to immediate action III
order that the country may know, before the cleo
ton what the Democrats are capable Of
The statement is again current that Senator
Growers health is such that he viii probably never
again take his scat and that the Democrats are the
more anxious on this account, to make sure OF SEN
atOr KellOgg's seat while they have majority.
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Nothing purifes and enriches the blood and
destroys all posOns in tine system like Hop Bitaera
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1rIErNa OFFICE, April 2S q. m.-The barometer
rose considerably during the clear aud partly cloudy
weather ~ yc,;,rty The temperature ranged between
IL ana 90, the aycIa-c tj3'J BENG 10 higher than
the corresponding day Last ear and II lower than
Monday. ~ ,
Cnnlor nnd generally clear weather may DO expected
to-iHy IN tins city Hnd vc,Hiiy.
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Speclal N1tlres

Hemorrhoids and Strlctuie: How are they prodnced
Can they without operation three methods when
preferable tua 6ssnre aud concealed ulcer OF the rec
nm methods influence OF these diseases on the VIZ
liz noWes and motions bladder and 40
syo Inclose stamp TO EDWARD H. DIXON. NJ d. -
office hours a. aud 10 ~ p.
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Home Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY.
spICED AND CANNED FRUITS.
PopnIo,iou of Nev.York cities and Towns IN THE
TRIkITNE ALMANAC rs cents by mall.

Post Ofice NOTICE.. !, =
The foreign mails lor re w'ei ending ing sxHIutDAr'
for Farone BY ImsliD Wyoming via Queens;own 90
WEDNESDAY,, at a. for Europe by steamship Bothnia,
no ICOrresDon1euce for france must
cay aidrtssed and nc for France direct Dy steam.
Europe By steamship city OF BRUSSELS VIA Queenstown seof'
Germany and France must DC secia ADJ
dressd ana al $3.50 n for Europe. BY steamship Herr
via Plymouth CherbOurg and Hamburg; on 5ATUkDAf. a.
for Germany and scotland must De specially
he5sedl and at scotland direct, by steamship
BOLIVIA VA lssgow aud IL for Europe By steam
snip Neckarv southampton and Bremen The nalls tof
Denmark sweden NORWAY are dispatehei ny AaouI9
and steamers only 1he malls TOR Jamaica Co,ompis
and South Pacific NewlOrA Arr "a. The mails LOT
Porto Rico NewYork April % and 80 the mails ,or
Honduras leave NewYork April 81 The mails for Nor Ja
neca ana Maracabo leave NswYork April 20 The mails for
ayt leave NAwYorx April 20 The mails for Havana ara
ana SOuIh Pacific leave New York Apn 80 The pais tos
yenezura ana CuTHcOa Sew.YOrk May l. The mails
for WindwaTd Islands leave NewYoIk May The mails for
Ausrsia &c. leave Sad Francisco May g. The mails fof
china and Japan leave Francisco Nay %.
UniHA "u '"'"- THos, l. JA1Es Po,tmA,;,e
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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
ARRANGING FOR THE CONVENTION.

ARRANGING FOR THE CONVENTION.
vpY1JMINARY PLANS AND COMP RoMIsEs-PRoBABLE
pxIEGATEs- AT-LARGE-DAvID A. wELLs's HOPES
THE CONVENTION To FAVOR "THE MAN WHO
WILL WIN"
The leaders of the Democratic party in Con-
necticut assembled yesterday at Hartford and
made the preliminary arrangements for to-day's
Convention. While the delegates are friendly
to Mr. Tilden, except in the IVth District, there
are indications that they do not desire his nomi-
nation, and do not expect him to be candidate
at Cincinnati. David A. Wells, who will be
Delegate-at-large, from the Hid District,
favors the nomination of Bayard, and expects to
be his Secretary of the Treasury. Friends OF
local candidates are still hopeful.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL onSERv4rI0V|.

ILraA- uarmetr aysn1unn m me cygy shtl u
dvslni o. ler iGr q utIri
lui IeIne l4IrwAt- l- eDretcns tue OSCILLATIONS
se-f irU lDlv. l.f broken Or atrf me Hleeha
ispsIs la1cael ID Ia th;fuSMee A. hui
1 (. .Hs4iuscy. BfJa4HAy.
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Syo Inclose a stamp TO EDWARD IL. DIXON. NJ ID, -
5thave ONCE to 10 70 aud 10 10 p N
Home Made Preserves. -
PURE CURRANT JELLY B.
spICED AND CANNED FRUITS.
JAMS JELLIES, PICKLES, &C.
ousekeepers wishing the above articles made from old
fashioned home receipts warranted perfectly pure send
order TO SARAH y McELRATH 1893 Degraw st.. Brooklyn.
Circulars containing references and prices sent on app
cation.
Nervous medical essay comprising ser1es
of delivered at Kahns Museum OF Anltomy New.
Work on tho decline an0Sng
disptay health be regatned afo1in ee1r
ynOnSis Of the marriage ami the
nervous physical debility being result OF ~ sx
perence BY mall &c. currency or postage Aaofess
Secretary Kahn's Museum 6o, Br0ad1aH NeW.I0rk.
Notice. .--..-
meeting OF the Municinal Uss Consumers fr0tecuve Az
ISOLATION VIII be held az republican Hall % West
conner Broadway Wedn lay evening, April 20 at
O'CLOCK All Municipal Gas consumers are requested TO At
tend as business Importance will be ~ order
~ I"cmn,itter nm ORGANIZATION, PETER CARROLL,
VI |Oi""' va Il. j. COE,
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THE ESAcTISG CLAUSES STRICKEN OUT ~ THE
| sEEATE-oNLY ONE VOTE FROM NEw-YORG For
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Startling Detective Story,
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, 1880-06-05

pnoF. GOODWIN SMITH, IT. the june nalm-
her Of tho Dustatltlcr Nfdgazi4e, doesn't bo.
lieve the stories that Grant Is passive spec
tator or q candtdnte for third term against
his own wishes. lie says:
Wo do not 20 with t,!s oxtsone. cenaors; NO
rrmumt,er Ills go0d qualities Hs vol IN big eorr.
ices mid we dt, not IN tho lGa.t suspect him 0f
my designs aGninst tho liberties at hIs country.
hut ho has. Mt lcast, hnf onncclcd hls title to
public Erntlale. To tell Us TINT ho did nnt tcok
ity. Are VIC to bctove that he has boon lacntt..
iied aRnl,lst hlB will with NIL tho .intrfgues and
tnnchinatinns Ut the last si1 rnontha2 Arc we to
ttoleyo thnt ho was unconscious 0f tho oll3ect
with which tho mnstcrs Of tho machthc exertod
themselves to work up his popularity. ant! ongi.
necrtsd ovat!ons for him abroad md nt h0t,le7
Can we forget tho ambiguous and oaufv.
iii questions s Al to Ill., intentions, and on
which present events throw r lutd llEht?
Nothing can be n stronger proof Ut tho peril
th1n tho cunning with which the Rainc thus l,con
played. NO nrg told TINT thero can bc no t1atl.
g1,r In pcrretunttng tho power nf this mnn. md
i,f tho sot Of intriX1crs who surround him md
LINK to him for their booty. bccause nt each M
hands Ut tho American people, nnt they nrn per
fcctly competent tn Yoto right. They hro per-
tectly ct,nlitetet,t to voto right when thoy nro
nll0wc.l to vote mt ALL hut thLs thtf7f-tcrtn In
tri9ue Is n sample OF tho manner tn which tho
nomination. which Is practically decisive, ts
tnkcn out Of tho handsof tue pcopie md grnarcd
by tho proprIctora Of tho machine. UnnrEan-
md pntriottc tho mnssos mny be, hnvc llttlc
chnnca ngainst tho tHalfrnnnt hit skl'iftlly-ti
rlcted energy nf 4 compact gang Of trained and
unaCrupuf0uB Politicians.
, 1880-06-05

,,o''bt DO "a Krrat deat or whipping.
ln, e',t IT, !, ;,,,.su,s = nsnlnst MI proimbiiItr
unnt, who arq 90 nnwerf'i!y rrprcsci,tedi' di''n' y,
nTFs,nat ther set.lca enyIc,l?ns in rassee ssee
sid aiiscr.p'il,: lea'lcrs aa, s!icec Gin,s N e,n.
trolling md su1'jugntinR tho ,Conscn.i"ae ~ "a
9xre.i%ons r + n 9n 9',s Nat2Hi tsss VII lea lear nc i
sttute IN Emprp for tho itcpuo cs,abilsha5 M ss,
~ nnr fathers they will hnve mn up1~tsGsa up1~t,,n!s,aa
to declare thtfr now prefuronen hY fhnI.s
yles. Hut II, on tho other hnn,l, iho Te1r fes
institutions under which we Enys ~ innt9 i!nso
prt,BI,erc,l and hnvo rtson tn tho foremost rE E
among tho arcat natlons II THO wor nfg Isnk s,ii;
dcnr to the Amprtoan pconle. they vii 'ict1 ILL.,
stiGh chnsttectncnt not D,tly upot tho le".i..ss
T',o tosee T.. s!Gh aSnnat19n BIT 5'pon ths po
rtaennaho pllrpote of wnrnlng and rpirIimittnr,y
Untcaa tho American poopto have cl,anEed tbnIr
principles and despair uf thar instltt,ons'1 III
Republican narty would PM tho penaty of 'iis ia
existence fnr liz ternprlty III presenting canljis
date md an fssuo which nffr0ut evcry inatfnnt y
National patriotism. Go nhcal. EentomSn.