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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
DIR. FULTON EXCITED.
He is ReprOvea at His Prayer
HeeI.ng for Carrying Politics
into the Church.

NY son.l
The Rev. DR.. Justin d. Fulton, on
Friday, published a letter in Brooklyn
announcing that ne was going to speak
for Garfield in his temple on Thurs
dav evening next. The letter was
written in a strain SO offensive TO con-
seryative men that it greatly displeased
A. T. Heney, the chairman Of the
board of trustees of DR.. Bultons 5
church, and at the close OF the prayer
meeting on Friday evening Mr., Heney
sh,od up aud announced that be dis
ann, owed Of FIR FultOn's decision to
carry nolit;cs into the church,
was pah,fully surprised, said Mr
Heney to read that letter AID |
could hardly believe my eyes. My
God, have we come to this? Bgeth.
rem, we should preach to sinners, and
let politics alone. May the Lord
help us.
was evidently very much iTi-
tated by the interruption OF
tbe meeting. "and may the Lord help
our dear brother. There is hope ior
him, and perhaps, If he attends the
meeting aud hears my speech, the re-
suit may be his conversion.7
Mr.. Heney wore a serions look as
he arose again and said - hope the
pastor will repent and f5rsake has sin
and ask for fOrgiynness for writing
that letter,
Or Fulton, greatly excited, ex.
claimed in loud tone: Now, my
brother. you have gone far enough.
MIR. Heney colored, but looked
straight at tie pastor. The congre
cation became excited, and man,
Jumped to their feet to look at MIR
heney. lie did not sag anything
more.
DR.. Fulton then said exeitedly, ges
ticulating. II am going to be free,
tell you now, once and for all II
can't preach for the right and speal
Tor the oppressed aud friendless u
this place that God has given us, the
/ had better know it at once, and II
speedily go whore Ill be free. ! har
studiously avoided preaching polite
in the pulpit on Sunday, although
have often felt it a duty to cry ou
against great political sins, ali be
cause | have desired to keep every
body in this shpreh' undisturbed an
happy. / claim the right TO speak o
a week tonight. and by Gods help
viii exercise that right onnext Taur'
day evening. Those who wish - hea
me can hear me, and those who do nc
may stay away.
Mr.. Heney said that, as an oihcii
of the church, he was opposed TO rem
ing the building Tor political ma
meeting.
The prayer meeting closed withol
further talk, and the members depar
ed. exeitedly discussing what ha
passed Nj Heney had not been II
formed that tic femble, tbe ne
name of the Brook lyn rink, had bet
rented by the republican campail
committee from other trustees, al
had been paid for He said yesterd
that while lac remained opposed
carrying politics into churches, al
disapproycd Of Dr., Fulton's letter,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
EKPORTs.

LIVERPOOL, October 81, 4 p.m.-
Gotten opened with good demand
Uplands, 63d; Orleans, Tiled. Sales
to-day 1900 bales. Receipts G250
bales; American, 400 bales. Futures
opened with free offerings, now very
dull, and a fraction lower. Deliv-
cries for October, 6 ll.l6d; 0cto-
Der and November, 6 15-32d; Novem-
her, December and January, 67-1Gd:
January and February, 6 T. led, Eel :
ruary and March, 6 15-32d; March
and April, Gld.
New YoRK, October q, 1910 p. IN.
Cotton steady, Ordinary, s 3 Ice;
good ordinary, 8 13-16c; low mid
ding, 10 1l-16c; middlipg, II 3 l6c;
good middling, IL 9-l6c; middling fair,
IL 5-l6c; fair, II 15-l6c. Futures
opened barely steady, and are now dull
at to 2 points below last evening s
closing prices, as follows: Deliveries
for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
Whatfsit?

STURGEON BAY, MIcH., October q
The mail carrier who came from
North Bay, last night, reports that
the masts of vessel are sticking out
of the water at that place. No por-
tions of the wreck or anything leading
to the Identification of the vessel has
been found.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
saturdaY, NOvember I3Ih, IasO.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby coun:y, Tenn,
tO-wit:
In range 9, section I, beginning at cotton.
wood marked I. and G. Ferguson. and Csrr'
northwest corno OF tAeir 49, acre entry. No.
v7, on the bank Of the SIiss sippi river,
thence up, said river with its meandsrinRs
north AZ degteei east, 81 chains 10 aa elm
marked J. o.. John 0verton cjraer: thence
south with his line 20 chains 10 a stake, said
OyertOns corner. lsOpthwest' then ca {
with his line 20 chains ami So links to a stake
EN- which south stands b ckory, dc re IS
marked W. j ; thence west ch ins " links
q red bud marked W. J thence west 9
chains 81 links TO Fereus0n and Cars east
boundary lin thence moth with their line II
chalns W links to sweet gun, Fergus n and
Car, g northeast corner;thence We with Their
tine IS chains II links 10 Che beginning, con
tanning t0 acres Also one other tract con
tanning 20 aees, and east Of the above, de-
'cr bed az fO'l1Wi: Besi ming at the sOuthea [
corner Of entry No. 457 in the name of John
OVerton for l4l acres; thence west about Is
poles TO the northw st cOrnfr Of mn entry for
i4O acres in the name o J0seph II. TnlbO.;
thence east a1d no tn for compliment.
Terms Of "a e: On credit OF six months
purchaser executing note with security ii n
retained. etc.
This October q, 1870.
L. J. BLACK, Clork and Master.
A. IL. Douglass, sol'r for compl't.
a EO 5e 80 "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
Nonresident and Creditors NO.I.e.


No S7I7-In the Chaneery Court Of shelbv
County, Tenu.-R. j. Black, aiminist ator
Of John Leary, deceased vs.. Lou 81 Miv, lar
OF al.
TT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this use
i that the defendant, Eliz izlbethLeary. .i,anon-
resident Of the State OF Tennessee; il Is there
fore ordered that she make her appearance
herein. at the courthouse inMemphis ,Ienn. on
or before the first Monday in December ne 1t.
and plead, answer o. demur 70 Complainant
bill, or the sans will be taken for confessed
as to her and set for hearing ex- parte. Ia
also appearing that this Is processing insti-
tutsd 10. wiod up and settle the estate Of John
l,eary, decea ed, as an insolyent estate, il i
therefore ordered e ata,l a ties claiming to
be creditors Of said estatB or 0,herwi.e in err
ested theron, make their appearance herein
at the courthouse in Memphis, Tenn. within
the time prescribed by law, and have them
sslve' maze parties hereto and Gle and Ia >
lish their demands or the same vii be forever
barred; and that a copy Of the orders be
published once week. for four successive
weeks. in the Public Ledger.
This 2lst day Of October, 1850.
A copy-Attest'
r, j. BLACK, Clerk snd Master.
BY Z. B. MolIESaY, b. q. & NJ.
fippin Flippin, soils for ooinppt.
a 50 66 a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21

Two boys, one twelve aud the other
eight years OF age, quarreled at Penn
broke, Maine, about cat, when the
elder seized gun and shot his little
companion to death. He was discov-
cred by neighbor in the act of bury
ing the body Of his victim. Il Chicago
Times.
The boy that was murdered was a
quiet, peaceable and gentle boy Of the
improved New England pattern, but
the fellow who seized a gun, shot
him to death and then tried to bury
him out of sight, was no doubt the
son Of some long haired, red shirted
southron, most probably from Kemper
or Yazoo county, Mississippi Moth
ing but the dsmnable savagery oI
slavery could have induced twelve
year old boy to become a murderer
fbe solid south did it,-LYicksburg
Commercial. 4tA,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
ChanCerY Sale Of Real Estate.

No. f2sl, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby coun-
ty-Lizzie @. Jordan ct nj vs. L A. Hollis.
DH virtue of an interlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered in the above cause on the
LIST day Of July, 1880. / will sell, at public
auction, to the highest Bidder, in front Of
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, (Meu
Dhi0 Tennesxae on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21

IT seems that the republican ma
jority in Ohio is only one thousand
more than that for Governor Foster a
year ago, although much larger vote
was polled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21

New ORLEANS, Oct q, l1:30 a. m.
Cotton quiet. Middling, 1l4c. Sales
to-day, 800 bales. Stock ll3,673 bales
Receipts to-day, S65l bales. Sales yes
terday, $3.50 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21

Miss Lydia Maria Child, the we'll
known autboress, died yesterday morn
ing at Wayland, Mass, at the age of
seventy eight years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
Rally Bows. Rsllv

fHHE Young Mems Hancock and Fnglish
Club will hold grand rally to-nigh. at
Broom's 0perah0use. Speechei by lion. tasev
Young, Thomas NJ. Scraggs Thomas K. Bowie.
James NJ. Harris. Herbert Rhett. |. gi,lative
candidates fuVitad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21

Mr.. Edison will leave Monlo Park
next week for California on business
cgngpcted with bis new process Of ex-
tracing ores.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL
COTTON sTATEHEET.

Stock, September l, 1880 .......... 1884 |
Received since last statement. S94
Received previOusly................ GO, ,l4 6il9S |
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21

Stock. run ning acoount......
IMPORTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-20
KENTUCKY iAwIESsNEss.
Desperate Deeds of the itCgu'
intars

Iu,is,uis, March 10 TITO ou,,u.
natl IauradFs sl.,. tai tom t,iay arn. ki d,
sa,a Another ,aIamil, tnrA pla," "u
nis stnt,ns C,eot Iul,r, ,uuup, iaHt
night patty Ut ltogulst"ss rpsiat
lns ~ one huniWd Cili,rus, rsiu tp
lanes ihncona huu'e, asted hf
John iioVFs. quite hphd'us
,hafa, trT. Shu vss concealed about thr
house hiuguns Tvtusei o. open Tie
dua,f and commenced lusi,aiv "a The
Regulators. fiHuE ATTY shots. SRi iilllns
Il IL believed. one ~ them This ru.
Tasri tho Regulators, Nhn hal ,unU
mns,ly o. nouty h"gsb o. leave
tho cnuaify, ahi lH ih"if rssv
thoy broke lasn the d,sdIs II ihv huuso
To- The onslaught three shots Ncrc lirui
At hlR,ons who vAs instantly Allied,
while a rlt ,hTosn At the door tu hrrAt
u down bit ihnopHs vile aud bfot hcf
Tight log fherupuH thu Regulators
srlse,l iis,ss. ani after shot Trial tnUt
him ~ q Saiuut tee standins about
riitrcn steps iTom che hnusc vhefc they
huns hlm With .ultun rope anil Then
uraI tsa shots al hinl. Qua penetrating
hi. hb,iy the UlhsT his hAHi in
this condition. li,sgs waa iuuu.i ,bla
morning hy Df. sliel uhu cat thc fUro
sni took his Cauisu T. nugHs iamlly \
IN ysaf 0li sAn II hintoH's vas taken
out and whippoi by tho Regulators iur
having ioineA In the ios'lais against
thea
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TAuLry AANAuEMrUr


uu tbc t'a,t ut ,po iivo.o ps,ra. .sats
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uuuh,, ~ that tlyir is Uu t,,nHu,Er.l
.rul,, Whu ,au pla, thg autnyr,t un lc
'a,tr aut ruPpi,rr hupfui,ut hwall
uD sho paidir o. lra,ilut patta, When
rlr ruIt ut "aurr,B' wuult Huli h'W
i.II,t ib,ur Nuiu wtsiNhU1 WtIr "u
both a,l,. but t1rN v,tu uHl ,tuiu'd
r.l.H.utr u,utIut1 ,ith,t lnt 'N
tupl,. W. ,burlt N,., tsp,,,i ,ut"
.ri,uJ ,n amendment vbt b iuytvua,l
uuUlisr aui pay ~ drrut> p'arah'I,
bu.l rut, Iirt tIt ttru upPbiutp'rui Hui
,iuai j,rl,,hWiHu awuug h.th uuii,1
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hayn sI,nu .Itt trtiy ,.uutIN a1 ihu ituv
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liaH Tho Uu7Btu of Nj 'tuu,t.
Drmugat ttuu illuu,a Uba ,lutul ila
grant, hs,auso tis amendment r,utlrl.
h.u. b.l ths Iay 81 iepuI, ma 'rsi ni
rl,u tbv maUurr ul thvU aplvHulwtui.
uuI So tuug,r lt ,aliiuF lut h division
a lho question. bal au upputtuuitY 10
lap, Tho n,tuu,rais o. Nuin tuT Ray yiYg
ths deputy Wafshals. aud gave thu kr-
yUl,'tus ah,tsati- aU uppoftuulty q"
go, asainst thr Iut,iNms rsft 81 tho
am,n,iuuut uup 81 tho iralutoa
~ lhv debate Na- the hper,h
Q Representative lluu. ui Mt,blgan,
aUi The sty b. sIu,hhvl ti,u Nlf
H,f. 90 uhlr. vb1 N,r, Amusing Ito
ityyi co., ,,.u,rl uut tt Interrupt
l.ur. ly,su,r bia tiu,r Was sheet aui tb'
ul,uiI,.r frHu ohio W.,a Buvct kuawu q"
,,bbuat O. thee h,usylt nT a adhlct /
l#.i t,tatd,d hiW ss q humorous SCOTT ~
t lwt,UuaH. lut uu Iluh u,,asl'u Bee
u,,.l, % pbst lrliiag sitr,h tho lyw".
,iair ursd a great ,ic'l 20 a,iiHu antl
,,N ttlr speaking iu, thu ,'st "i The
s, -alpO, u tl,ry a, uul want tt bluV
the pfuspsoia et thO,I rtHs,ioa''al 'a"
diisir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-20
CONGRE ESSlON Al.
WAal,lsurrs, Maiuh ~
hnN ATh

hnNATh
MI AuihuuN prosecuted mrm"iial
ut Sunnu u Aulhuny asking lot The 80
muval ~ hot political disabilities Mlna
Anthony complains that while the
pIaycln ul mun H., tho removal ot lisa
hl,ica havp been granted, such prayrrr
have hyou irniri lo women hho unta
that hrI petition receive tho Hano con
alteration nH II hrI namo waa hamurl u
NuthuuN
tummuul,ntiuua Nufr submitted m
nlluwb linm tho Secretary ~ Waf,
transmitting ,nplcH "licrnllH"i HuiNola
g., tho improvements ~ The mouth ~
the tvd uNuI mi lho hhihuI ~ Mobile /,
tlum tho SECRETARY IT the Interior. lnna
Uniting contain rurina NJ rhtonlH lsnurd
tu iuilNn lrihrs in Indian louli"ty,
ani thr amount Ut hnds granted tu Iiil
,uad uumpauira in lhe territory, and tho
irrhu ut the Commissioner ~ the yen
rirl hui "ni,o ou tho subject All 60
irIu,d
Tho ,lAusua aulhn,islny an appeal
tum the dyyiHiun m tho llut hriinga
Cuututsiiuh to tho count ul Claims
Nutr. nu motion ut NJ Davis. ut llllnUiS,
du,Lru uul, thus making iho C"mmia
nion'saNa,i fnal
The hll Was then read thIrd time
nui panroi
ll.pduupal wu,islun 10 sairdurlIun IT
~ pcs cent ~ the hsBcaamonin tn hr pail
h, tho uo,urantH lo secure ihou Utica
The Urnc,a aWard hlll lNas then taken
up anh uu motion ~ Mt unrlnn, tho
Hrnatu Ngut into executive Hcsaluu
Whom thr ionIu Noio opened tho hrn
ate adjourned uutil Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-20
TIII, coat. MiNI.iiS.
ln CnnArnIlnn al rlll.hnrgh.

iu Convention ht tittShurgh.
ruuursuu. Mm,hlp The National
Cuu,,uttuu ct iblum,uuun trhl M,uuin
continued thrit ar0a,un th,a w"tuiuF
ifys,irut huIuy. ct Iowa "ilrird a
t,,ulut,nu asa aoratllulu tui that p,v
a,ntri ,r,tyrlu, that MI ,unl leo
vylgho,l l,tt,r r,,ryu,i. Co. tttorilru
Nuguat /. l1t1. aud 1t uul ,uuurl,ri Ntth.
the Hlnl,p represented tu tabo a'liuu
,bih,tt,,ly pa,i action tn ho determined
hvtyatt,t
NJ, W 4 ut,ta. ul ulta pwvulri
a. ttlIuuB "lhat uu uui altrt Nph
1t IHsu ub,u,,,t ,ubi b. Wiu,i lee u
luminous ,,bl t,li,. tho rla,b ~ Whi,h
/, Wil,s,i tb,, sltll demand that lhr
,,,ai hr uyiFhrJ hvlulc passing "Nr, il'
s.t,,u hut Nh,t, ,ual 10 weighed ihr
sI,,h ~ Nh,,h 10 NufthlsnH. tie, nh'll
demand pay tut 80 IuUuiug uN't NNu.
r,,hths ~ au iu,h w,rh This ., n"t
a. r, ur,t,rptu,j ,1 tyu,ua "p.nt"1
thr u.bt ~ t-rutius different H''l'1 Il
,.pI
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v,. itr-,l lut th, lat, uwiit'l
,aI, .Vtt tab,u uu tbo inlv, "ul tho
tIuui htll.t tu,,l,l uyusr 1T iH7O
Tho t,snlut,UH hy 1u,tuIaIl luu"a,
that thr Wlu,t1 utN uU htfiLr aHalhat
thu ., lvun D., sJrm be- assisted "a ih" ~
p,ust hy all thu minrts uujot ~" puts
di,ituu ~ the ,,n,,uUuu. Wn7 phH7'l
m. VuWmlItru un liraui, tiuu ptv
.,,,t,t IA r,snlutiuu that attur luly lth
risht houf, shalt rnpslilute la, y lal'o' I.
ais. that ya, d district t,atI,,t The out
poet a. sut thIms,i,,a
Va amendment Naa uilrfri aul"l''"
uug Aususl
rl,lng a,t,au. ,iInuu,l o., dmu''
Ia u,iurs u.,t sll,,,ut Co. ,yhu ovens.
man, t.u. .ri ,la,h trr thrown ava, sr
oauhI,-, lby WIuprs at' Willing o.
have su,h sI,,k r,r,yuri receiving ra'
tli al ,uAl tUnnipg u,r' hNo r'Ehlh
ur,h MhsR ,ute ovens ara in elnse
pfD, limit, this slip In a'll 7" thrh. "
I, thu. uulisai by opefalnrs, and the
Winrfs demand that u hc weighed lee.
t,,o passing oNur The s'trrn
Anssauun hssslpa
Al Tho attcfnuan @'s.ion IT The Nat
t.r.l CuUVynti, ~ IT tho huuWlH"ps
t,iusrs a resolution WAs raasoi that
thl,s h,ufiug tho eight hour sysi'm
aia,t tho same Ar,l ~ lN~n - . r'".
rafsJur, step g. having Il m'll onm'''d
August lpt
lhr conyrnt,nn plsb nnally pahuo,i a
,r.alutiaH demanding brml monthly
pa,mcnts and abolition tho store "firf
system
K,salttiun Ncfy alsr adopted du
uaun.iug the contract ~ 'tom, oht"hI
ing s,,apaihy ~ lbo woFAihgmon 81
taltufuis in th,ir Efforts u Tsaial the
1pprrsalup 1t capital ani The in,foiur
,lnn II ,aai,o labor. thai all min'ra al.
stain hom Wiulng coal o. OIL TIE 600
tfafts II mibrs standing uut, 9" "f'r
thy muasurrs adopted by lh1s ,"nNrn.
tlaA, aui alsp thai all the states frrtu.
aanlci. 90 Hut represented, hvta h"ld
rtatu conventions aud fvPofi Their sp
rrnyal or iissppryal IT lh' a't'oh "i
this hody
Aftsf iunitf,ng vote ui thanks I"
The officers The conysniinn ailouTnol
ai, BE-
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suHLAsp
ni.Irnaa InnraaAlnn

punits, March ~ The ilzltrsn IN
the L,minr ialliola Ia deepening ialll
uranla ~ money by tho Mansion llnuso
Committee exceed tho rcoolplH Tho
lani League say II Ia dchlrahla that fdI
nell'a arrival phalI leo marted 10y tho 90
rrraalon ut tho national feeling Hon.
h,ca on tho hills ani hanta oi music In
tho luNua throughout ireland arc Hua
yunlri lot SUNDAY evening nest
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TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL
sual AOEt PRESIDENTIAL SPtCu-
tAIluN,
Its luA Lobb,aH al lhob po,n Agiln
IN, Debate Oh lhc Deputy Ma
sbih usmahdIns tho kyUa
A,luenl OF HAuk
upt ltN
rururrup aAuouAl1

~, Hagu,.o,s ussU,a Iba putf uu
il"ap l,'u
....... I..Isi.H .. It. U.a,t..
W NvruI.uu.. Mu,h lp
ut.l.u,ru., u,u vU.,b l,aa,i the
Il.ur. IUH,truug. contained the VI,
u,bap auytplwvur Nhi,b Naa aubalan
.4t, tb, aoyirhuunt "ur,yj by Urn.
,.yu.u,,,I.rtbf rhawu, that
.. t,ru. warll,1 eI,,ll uo az,
rauteily tbr tu,ri aysIy7 Nr,u,
tu.isr.rtu,Ily ,,aa h,,b Ia,l,l,,d al rsr.
u... uJ ln p,.t u,r jdtta 10 dh,,
tl. ,.wu,.ut rputrht BE- that %, i,u
.UUl,.ti,a bt, atupi,".i bnu ,nnioWnipg
f.pt tr,aur. it originated viii, ih",t
$500 t,t., o., u,mu,aJ, t,,t that
u., lr. uath,u.. tuJ nthr, gained un
ut,IUu,p,, ru, aud Jhyi are about
..rfr,t
80 L,tu,u vt" ,H , trvuauau aui
uuwu, uru,ul ", Hrymuu,. aaya.
eUa, ~, t,yu"u % uvta candidate
aut ,la.s uu' Jr-,uy tur unmuat,uU.
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Nj Cailislr. tium ihp Committee 80
Ways aNi Means, rrpotlcd a Till amond
uF tho laws ~ trpall ~ tho internal
fu,rnur liry"wmlttui
NJ Wight chairman NJ tho tummil
lrr m lahur nrprrnsiun, rcpnlci q
lulut rrHululiuu requesting tha fWai
,Irut tu rt,r notice in Ihu thinrpo NV
eminent that u Ia lho iosito ~ TIE ni
t,i statri yu,,tumrul that the vlauaes
,n Ihr liratiun between the tsu guyotn
mrnla which ulloN nud pofntt lhc tmmI
statiun II llI huhlr,iH ani oilituns ~ the
tNu countries, ho ahrugal,sl ani annull
el l'laCri nu the calendar, ani the
nalruly anj minority rlorts ordered
punlvi
The morning hour VAS dbpcnsed with.
ruyatu business lat aside sni the House
wont iuln COMMITTEES II the whole, NJ
Cdfla,r ~ the ,hair, ru the special dctl
,,,u,Y hill
\ .rlfllcl debate sprang AZ Ia regard
g. tho election laws
NJ ENlnl appealed a. The urnu, rata
t. accept ihr cpmprumlsr rendered them
l., Ihr gentleman t,nm Ohio llarnictd
aui a. modify these hai laws 90 49, ln
mako thrm uuu partlAan Ia ,hafarlor u
II wrrr not accepted The cfy ot "Unll,n
cation" would gn up IN all tho Northern
hlalss tirU uvcTJ I'LL top ani valley
NJ iiaNlcy ruse aHd DECLARED. lH al
pc,tsd manner, that ths Republican
rarty tcuit rel 30 rhmprondf' " 10
iuiialci aUi rSf, piei lhe WORT o"m'
rInmlHr
NJ spinguf'a . amendment a. NJ tiaI
Gcld's Substitute pr"viiing that gcurfal
irput, ma,ahais whD prflntn dulies IN
,,sai g. elections shall ha AppulRtri by
tho luiyoa ui tho tirult tuuu vss
adopted ~ wss alsn The amsuimunt
Im,ii,pg that deputy manshals shall
not Ir,olNu pay iuf q longer period than
three lave juttns any uiotlan
Nj tNr. iu the ahsrhuu II ~ uar
noll, rmphailrally danlsi that that goa,
tl6nAn hal ttniyfri AHy unmpphiso
After aomo muhef discussion, the
substitute offered by NJ MrMahou wAa
ag,rri tu. YEAS ind nays 81 Several
prominent Republicans such ~ MessFs
usueli. Kelly iitsup,t, kica and iisf,
lis. II Ma shJhu.stlH, Noi,i i0J Il
The question Teeutfri on lhe adop
liuh ~ NJ HpUhgvf's ameninsat -
amended by the salslllnin, ani u sas
agtcsi tU yuaa ~ nays -, m0.i IT the
irpubhsana refusing ta vote
fte cpmmi,lee then fuss And foIpfl-i
lho hili " tho llous", aRd ell the a,aaod
mcula, sNe ,hs, 10 Utevne~ ~ the pay
~ Nsnhals Sas Agfret ".
MF CUnruf Askei iof . division oH
amendment. bui tie Hpester rul.i lbai
tho amendment Iepnrisi from The tnm
m,tiss IT The Whole mast l,s So,si on
10 ils entirety aRd could pdtb " delvldei
Mf CONsrt srpe alai boa tho do.isles,
~hirh appeal Nas 60 mD,tna ~ NJ,
-pUugef. lait oA the table Yeas. ioi,
nays 80
Tie amendment as thea as'~si n.
lrss, iii nays iUi
The vote ssaa I.afiy one, esrept Dat
tsfsofth Sho voted in tho AriUnAtlEs,
and Arnaeld, nlACtban, copSefse,
U.bksr. ,luri. McksnIls, smilh. II
,irufsls. and O-ar Tuner, -ho No'ei
RTfesyailvs 4 Sfs vss u'eh 'Asrh
assass q the hIli, shd u gssuii
ill nays i0t ~ Tie bill uss
4, ,bs close u The Fou call
~ 100 y 100 isf sams tHs
% u.asa who hsi n"i
80 raiioi, sfhUaatNe
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,ss Ianounoei. Az
',si against q. sui
,srst hlsfibarHr.
,nC,l spa OfaFneI,
AZ I.sII1 1900
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AuoIho' vlo,ery e,s i'.roIs,
uHnM ANY
IInl.iinl.nIih The YaIlnan

llnuis, Match W IN consequence
tIhr tlrnily attitude ot tho Pope, u II
plohahlo that 3irrct ilplomatlo relation.
hulNcon ucru,,ny ani Tho Vatican VII
shuItiy l,r TOO ,m-,l