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MAKING II A EINALlTY.

LEGISLATORS HEARING PROM THEIR CONSTITUENTS
WITH MARKED EFFECT-PIEDGING THEMSELVES
NOT TO VOTE FOR CONKlING OR PIArr-EN-
THrsIAsM FOR ROBERT>ON-THE ADMINISTER
TON MIN RESOLVED To PROCEED WITH IhE
ELECTIONS.
ALBANY, y. Y. MAY 1s.-There has been mark'd
change in the situation Of the Senatorial iha'lci o
dav 1t is evident that members oil the LeRlsI''lo
have received adyccs from Those
who on Tuesday were unprcpared to express TN III
selves have talked freely to-day and many
have signed the papers in circulation, tax
inc n position who refused to do SO when
first invited One Of the-e papers expresses
the fullest confidence in President Garfield
and endorses his action concerning the Nc"-l"FA
State nominations to the United States senate Inc
other declares that the signcrs VIII moi
abide by the action Of any Lcg'-ialNe
caucus which nominatcs Conllinc and fIat' Inc
first p1per was signed yesterday by many VINO W"''p
not sign the other: to-day several oi THESE NV
signed the latter paper. II is claimed to-mght 'a'
sinners enough have been attached to the i",'''
declaration to make il utterly impossible 10 elect
Nes,rs. Conklinc and Plat, and the anti orhIint
men are exceedingly iulilaut. The Ntl"ai''
exhibit depression. though some If them are 'N-
cccdingly bitter. They ~" very re'rrr' as 10 'E'H
intentions. and act as if playing s'hH
hunt. IL has been reported tNA' "'''I''
Conklinr nor Tatt is candidate fer
reelection. bat this has been coniradicted. The
outhurst in the senate Chamber to-day. when Mt
Robert sons confirmation was aaro"urcd. Was PROB
ABLY theno,t enthusiastic demonstration ever wit
messed in such place. II broke down all barriers
Of dccorufn and the chamber fairly rung with ch'rr
over and over again repeated. Nj. Robertson was
evidently overcome and a!t.rward said that, IN ali
his life he never before knew what Il was to h"
popnlar" Immediately after this demonstration IL"
nti-Conkling element seemed 10 swell in
proportions momcniarly. 1t appeared to he
the opcning Of tho food-ratcs Of long
pcnt-up feeling. There had been some talk Of the
Senate refusing to 90 into IN election to I'LL the va
cancies. but the leaders of the ant-Conkling Gle
mcnt this afternoon declared that the election
should take place, that tie Legislature should not
adjourn until the choice is made and that neither Of
the rcsigning Senators would be returned. /; IS
now they say for the Conkling element To say when
the election will be held They are ready. bat the
Governor still withholds his notification from
the Senate. This nOn-aCtlOn on his part has
given rise to the suspicion that the Conknr
clement prefer not 20 into election With TINS
Legislature Already the names Of candidates arr
mentioned among them being William \. Wheeler.
William NJ Evarts Sherman Rogers, Judge folgrr.
Warner Miller Reuben T.. Fcnton and Chdunccy ~
Dcpew The Democrats will undoubtedly maine
Francis Herman and Ex-Governor Lucius Robinson.
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pOuSr-At oak Ridge, near Railway. y. J., the 18Th
ms Hugh II Bowne. IN the G1th year Of his age
Philadelphia papers please copy
BRIGHAM-On Tuesday. May II, at the Sirh more Grey
Mills only son OF Aasco Delaney and Lila l. Grey bug
ham. age years. months ana days. 49,, -, .,,
Funeral ~ II lgnauus Church iuh ret"oeh o@H Al"
9TH ayes, Thursday morning a lO3O O'CLOCK
RRoI NER-on Tuesday, l7th inst, AZ his lato residence
~ ! p, rry IT. Joseph T. BfOunrr aged 3H years. -,
Relatives aud friends are respectfully NV ~ ' s W.
funeral on Friday morning. al iU,V q .INA, uOn tno
Nnrt BAPTIST church, corner u Christopher ana bo"'u
Interment at Tarrytown.
pI.ssrNG- ON TUESDAY morning May I'm, inst at her
e.idencc Mrs Hester Bussng, ~ilo" Of Edmund BusS
ing late Of the city ~ New YORK. ,,.. ,hr.,au,
On and her nnin.aw NJ " Vail respectfully IN:
itl Ia attend the funeral at her late residence 30 lol
last Glsst Thursday tho 18Th hst at S'O0A y ILL.,
" Eindly requested that no flowers be sent.
Al Long branch " j. May 10. Jane Thorne, wife
OF LORENZO Carter. In her Olst year. ,o,oNv
Inter1uent, May Is, at Aurora, NNuga lAN@ ~ -
III AGrFIs-Farly "Wednesday morning mary Harkress'
wife of n. NJ. Flagler. - -. cor %. 49,. S.,u.,.
Funeral from her late residence no oo' 0'HS'e SA'uay
u Il inst, ut 10 O'Clock q NJ
aRTrSAt somsrs Centre westcheser County, ". Y, May
III ,tephen Green aged " years . 49,.
pUera from late residence, Thursday, the 10TH at
oeSs viii bo in waiting arrival Of
dng Grand Central Depot Harlem Railroad at 1880 m
,,,1au IN "wednesday morning, May ls OF pneumonia
Folger Mayhem, infant son Of Charles C. aud EniIna H.
Mafsh aged months - -, ,.,. ~, 49, 49,. .
FI4th'st Friday morning. at IL O'Clock
rrsrnds are kindly requested not 10 send flowers
McIELLANAt syrscuss 10th inst Donald eldest son Of
Charles W. and Eabeth ID MeLelIAh Ageo years and IL
months
NTTroRD-o Tuesday May IT, her residence ct Wood
bury orange CO.. ~ T., Mrs Phebe IL. Metfod, In the 6Sth
F2psrai at stoney Vale Meeting house. Highland M Y,
THURSDAY May 10, at 2 O'Clock.
pLACE-on tina morning Of the 18th Inst, at fshktlon
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TIE WATCH TEST.

70 the Editor Of The tribune.
SIR: | had the pleasure last WEDNESDAY
evening Of attending the meeting OF the Meco-LeSA
society In your city listening TO the parer of p BeaTG
and witnessing the Illustrations on the trance state
1rond like through the columns Of your paper to add an
instance that witnessed while medical student /" ''
winter Of ls5Ol5l boy 81 sixteen years was boarding
tel ~. aud was orcratcd on and put in the trance
state ard while in tina, condition could tell the time oy
a watch held hack OF his head, and frequently turned
1he watch and he would invariably give Tue h'r hIu
minute Ills head turned his eyes W'rS cot ~,
sher was no chance for deception. couId ana nv
onentlv ,l,d M, him in the trance state It was N c
Tespccf US good subject any one on thc siAkc a
evening There are raj persons now hNlhS "lO
vtfuessed the manifestations. We took every II ,u
ZION n avoid being deceived, and hCieNc WIN "a
Beard In the trance state. g o. OA@4 NULL
Rorbtrg ". Y, May :, ISL
(Mr. Howells has introduced the watch test when
Is one of the commonest phases OF magneuc s''eP'
in one of the best scenes in "Thc Undiscovered Coun-
trvp The unexpected failure of this test at the
Shaker family meeting causes the expermentcr TO
abandon his ground in regard to spiritualsm.-hd'l
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PUBLIC OPINION.

While everybody is agreed that the Presl-
aent is right the impression begins To grow mat the
Eew-York Senators may be leit-tPmAdeipmA frcss
Repl
It is possible that Senator Conkling NAV
never again lie great man in this world a. he was
when nc went dress parade Monday -lCinclnhau
Commercial RepJ
The Republicans of the interior ought to lose
no time in letting their representatives at Albany under
stand what home sentiment Is on the subject O1 hung
the Senatorial vacsncies.-(Uuca Herald (RepJ
The letter of Senators COnkling and Plat TO
Governor Cornell arraigns the President on high moral
and civil service reform grounds Their argument Is an
one but smaeks suspiciousy Of the style in
which certain dgnitary Ia said upon occasion 10 Ppote
6cripture.-lBufalo Courier (DemJ
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Mudson Cynthia porand wife Of Nehemiah Place In I'd
73d year Of her age
Funeral services At her late residence at II O'Clock M
Friday. May 90.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited u
attend
PEnSONOn Tuesday the 18th inst Ee e. aged IL years
daughter OF clara J. and OrTtI ID. Person.
Funeral services al Church Of tho Holy Apostles 2eh and
vth-ave, this day (Thursdayl, at2 y N.
Relatives and friends are invited.
RAYMoND-In Jersey City, May H. Mary Elizabeth, win
Of Charles n. Raymond
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited 70
attend the funeral services from her late residence No 5L
Ertest. Jersey City, ~ j. Friday May 20, at o'clock
p m.
Please omit flowers
sTILWELIOn MAY 10 1891 at Baruorrs 3ftst and 5thl
ave. after lingering Illness slas NJ stlwe Of the city OF
New.i ork, In The slrt year Of lis age.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited attend the
mineral from the Church OF the Ascension OF lOts
and shave, on Thursday, at 10 o'clock In the
May H. samuel Raymond Trows
bridge, aged G2 years.
Relatives friends family invited n attend Tho
funeral. his late residence, No. 46thsL, at
o'clock p M. Thursday, Nay 10
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HE SHALL NOMINATE.

- IN, Edftor Of The Trtoune'
Co Wby don't you print it in these words :
GIN ,.a.1snt shall nominate and after he has nomi
ask the consent Of the Senate before he APP
the consent IL gwen then the President tha
p0nnn IL they don't consent he must noma,c
70 On that the President shall ask consent 10 nT
pate. - ~ ,,or n 1907
JThe power of nominating Is coupicd III INC Con
stitution, moreover with the power OF tlyA'S'iHa
sSn {" He shall have power. by and with the ad-
80 y, the Senate. to make treaties, provided two
49, Of the Senators present concur; and he shall
nominate. and by and with the advice anu Cosen'
80 Iho senate shall appoint, ETC." The Senate may
so;ect treaty. but il has no share in trcay-inakmg;
and in the same way it can reject nomination, but
:, has no Constitutional right to divide with the
President the responsibility of nominating-Ldl
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HUMOROUS SIDE OF TIE sITrATIoN.
HOW THEY TALK IN WASHINGTON SOW THAT til
SUSPENSE Is OYER

HOW THEY TALK N WASHINGTON SOW THAT THE
SUSPENSE Is OVER.
TELEGRArH THIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, May lS.-There were JOY and hi
larity and rollickng reckless jolhty in Admins
tration circles when the news from Albany 10y
way of The Nrc- York Hrah that the President
had decided ask for the resignation of Secretary
Blaine, was read here to day.
Then you advised and consented TO the appoint
ment of General Merritt, did you = asked satrical
caller of Secretary Kirkwood this afternoon.
THAT'S an executive secret" replied the Secretary.
"but will admit confidcntially that it's true" 1T
is reported that Senator Conkling did not advise
and consent TO that appointment" So have
heardr rejoined the Secretary. Then he became
a party to that transaction why didn't he resign =
"Well, that's what bothers ne, too"
Two Federal ofLceholders Of high rank, one an
admrer Of Senator Conkling and the other an ardent
Southern Republican, met in the Treasury Depart
ment yesterday. "Wel it's all up said the first,
"Conklng has resigned" what OfitT why,
New-York will he lost" "Well, now. that peascs
me. New-York will be lost you say. I'm glad OF 1t.
WheG the Republican party becomes convinced
that NewYork will be lost, my section will come to
the front a necessity. With One-tenth OF the at
tention and effort paid to the South that the Repub
Icans devoted to Indiana last fall, three four
States might have been won from the Democracy"
The attitude of ex-SenatOrs Conkling and Platt
reminds Republican Senator Of little story.
Barclay was journal clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives and Doc Mehai1ey was reading clerk
When the Democrats obtained majority in the
the body, Barclay said to Mehafey " suppose
they will turn out all these clerks and employees
poor fellows; but they won't touch u.s. they can't
get along without u.s."
Immediately following the organization sure
enough the discharges began. Barclay and Mehaf-
fey smiled as if while the storms ragged below them
all was screae in their neghborhcod But one day,
without previous notice. their official heads fell into
the basket. They were stunned. and mournfully
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HARPER s PRO~..
I.l....t f..-.avue.

Who was Paui i:ray.ou, Ry John Is''lin. an''"r .,
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49,. aal Afiluc,dl 81. 4. ,r Al.4DW >t,H
u.ei.. los sIrs A., 1auacr Napier fAft l. ami H. ito.
paper, 20 cents r.' %.
The Human Race and oher sermons. Prcach"t az bel
milan Oxfu.! 800 lsiictinn i:r lA;e Eos. tgccrrk
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Into the shade AID oiA,. stories by Mary Geo. Hay.
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The Life of George the FOURTH ahns h' letters ot
otlult,. ~ Perry liL-tIad 81 A.. J. -. y complete n
t1n lAris Pant II ito paper. - cents. No 100 "a no
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TT 'ETANr CHANCE, rEoHSHLY MADE-TnE ELL
I'D 81 EIF1EILp COWrIEIE.
Lnl ILIl...AII ~ IME IELnINLl

GNr 'HIASr oItNrI- rEpHaHLY MApL-IiE ELL
I'D 81 EIrlEIED COHWEIE.
fEY rIil,HAIH To TIE THlBiNEi
ArpAVY, May l~.-The Mccarthy charter for
~, York C!'y upon motion ~ As,'mhymrn T. \. car
r,if,r pl- rc,o.umitcd Tor n'imcnt to III" Com
miit.rou C.tic- today. Mr.. Andrew, vigorously re-
--t,d thr 'ull'n ~ tie motion because # directed
that the ril .houll Doe reported complete" This hc
bella would .hut III a dobafc Nr. Carpenters motion
Was adopted hy vote Of - 10 30 II suspected
hit some Ncwlork politician wished To- piotoc; Himself
from too active iuguiry into the Anoant of ms per
qu-it- and To- rciorc occurred the Withdrawal Of the b
yor aucndiurit
II became known, however 10 night that t'!@ recon-
INITIAL iu,,ud, to lead a radical change in TIE b!
II said 10 D., the intention of Ihc men who have bad
The h r,rniufiftrl 10 amend u ~ 20 prONid that
the heads 81 i h uirfurnt- tut ore shall 20 ont of ~
nr, ulin tl lIl h'coiiug l~. Their places are 10 h
nl,d hy Eonid az APPOINTMENT cor-isi ins
~ Ia, Mayor the city judge aud the PRESIDENT
~ thc department OF TaNc- and Assessment One ~
tho Oh Gers /. D,uorrat and The other two are Re
rIlGrai- The rpualiran-. ho favor the sc,rmc br.
ic,r ~ cour-r. thai iy majority vote ~ the Board of
ApioiDtui'ut u the departments Will De- given into The
hands pf Republicans The scheme Is rot yet known To
MANY EcpubL, ans IN the Legislature.
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took their accustomed way over to sandcrson's TO
ge a cheering drink. They took severaldrnks and
then, in arm, set out their return to the Capt.
tol.
I shay. Doc" said Barclay &" It's no use thosh
fcllars try to run them books Can't do II. They'll
be round 'n'lesin week hcgyin us on Bonded ncesh
TO come and stralten 'cm up"
Mehailey felt encouraged and looked mp. Pointing
mp to the Goddess Of Liberty lac exclaimed " Dyc
shee that She totters! She tOttcrsv
1t illustrates, said the Senator the exaggerated
opinion men public life are apt to get of their own
importance.
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WHAT AN OLD FRIEND OF CONKJING SAYS.
(hnrLls = Smith. On The PafLadelphia Iress (RepJ

The verdict of the country is overwhelm-
fngly against Mr. C0nklng The unprecedented and in
excusabe which he has taken gives new point TO
fhe shafts OF critics and cOnfOunds and greves the
friends who deplore his suicidal action They deeply re-
gret him, in ignOble struggle over custom
nnv conceivable could alone be justified
as the ONLY method Of meeting the graves public eincr
cencv and fulfilling the clearcst and most imperative
duty No such plea he presented I'm this case There
a. no aspect which II does not betray fatal weak
ness Mr. COnkling procaims war against the Admins
fraton and resigns In order to go back with new com
mission OF warfare simply because the President would
no; surrender his prerOgatiyes, his dignity and bis
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PROTESTS FROM THE PEOPLE.
PkUI rs , hVh III I1VI LII
PETITONING AGAINST TIE REELECTION OF CoNK-
LING AND PtATT-sALT not ABLE TO SAVE
tpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrDrvE.l

ILiEM
fBY rYLHGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSE.l
Albany. Nav 1S.-The members of the Lcgisla-
turo are beginning TO receive petitions from their
constituents asking them not to reflect eKSenators
Conkling and Plat. 1t is anticipated that hun
dreds of these petitions Will he received during the
coming week. Their number will never he fully
known as the Conkling members of the Legislature
quietly suppress them. But enough have been
made pubic already 10 disclose the fact that the
mass of the Republican party in the State Is
earnestly opposed to the reelection Of Conkllns and
Platt. typical petition of the class mentioned
was received from the town Of Homer. IN Cortland
County, to-day and was submitted To the s. nate by
Senator Mccarthy. 1t was addressed To t4c mcui-
bers Of the Assembly and was rs follows:
We your pcioncrs, Republican voters IN the town u
Homer. Cortland County r- ctinll represent :" Your
honorable body that are opp"sci {" fhc f'' on 81
Ruscoc Conblng 90 Thomas G Plat a ~"nnl"r- Tor the
State 81 New York. and with rr' tnrs7 n-b That SONG
other shall be elected b! your honorable body to
those Offices.
This was signed by forty-s, ven Republicans Ac-
companylng the petition was the following letter
II MIR. y y. MAY y.
DEAR SIR: The incloscd petition explains i'sct
send il 10 yOu for presentation 60 ihr Assembly The
feeling in opposition To tn, f''.cct 81 either ~ our
resigned by The Republicans" - this tow and
far n ave heard "4ia', "Atrd Throughout il"
county strong and Lnrl Inou-. Had moro time been
tsh,n THINK the -icnatut of ever on" Of hcm-n' or
two cNc,pt,d-c"nld have been o' nri 90 ih- r tii"n
and should men be- elected I" M te places NJ t"nk
hng and Plat it viii give NerJ general 7atSact.on
President Robertson ordered the rcino's;rancc to
be printed.
Mr. Bixry-" Refer it to tho Committee on
Grievances
Nil Halbcrt--. ConLlinr mo; to the Committee
on Salt
Mr Scss. ons-" salt won't save Them
Mr. Woodn-" Hello! Did l hear you speak 7"
Here tie matter dropped.
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GEORGE ". CARLETON Il CO..

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-, ,...a,ches into the cause Of dphtherta 90
By essays upon ne RssSscr The COMMITTEES
Be derived nom tnCse on The works offered in this new
go no 1nf nsS
Of the prize Will III nan 10 prosecute this inquiry but
bore dong service 70 TO the
ksme when Ss m This scourge ought TO insure In
Eme s,snf resulfs from the competition.
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Rurrr~rEK. y y. May l---An injunction
Wa Med h,rr TODAY retaining the directors 81 the
,rc-,, Valley Canal Railroad Company from issuing
stock or bomb, Of the company selling morighths OF
r.iii, of f. prnts-f, or lrttue contract for the
ftnu and operation ~ The road, 600 TIE ai't
ground pf conspiracy. the directors iui'hhhs J." ~.
fora .tl.crpfDn looks and -ll.crlhc Themselves Tor
tic stock tn prevent others fru so doing hic t'repg
To- l,i control thc COMPANY proper il I"' '' '""
,,. Ltou.lt los ,kholrr- 70 sccut 10 Icuury anna
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A SORRY SIGHT.
,or, n. n,io Tyd;t,s sdGn nope,,

IT0D me Buralo EIpTcss JorTler Conklinc pnper)
But there will be no tears shed over the
Eerpart OF this performance II indeed the whole thing
Is not turned into howng farce by Mr. Patts laugh
able attempt to play the twin 20 Mr. COnkng's DTomlo
Yet we cannot make merry with the great actors part
For the senior Senator's true friends 1t Is very saden
ms thing 10 him playing the spoiled child OF political
fortune so many Of must lament to hear IL said OF
this transcendent genius, and said with show OF
truth. that he Is one
"Who. born for the universe. narrowed his mind,
And 10 party up what meant for mankind
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p,yTS. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
cHrRRY.pIT AND CHERRY-BIM.

. CHERRY-PIT AND NHI N
l. pditor of The Tribune
s,n. In to-day's pungent "Cherry.plt ds-
Ole vou tcelinsy assure Mr. COnklins that ga dis
eaCn y0u may survive her grief but tn.
Sy .nao never comes back This reminds me OF tn.
Natsec epsph on another boy unwissy fiona Of
Sse-rtes which inclose for the contemplation Vi Jul
conex! ca cherry incompletely ripe
Ills littie business did FOR hm,,
"a NOW sereney free from blight 80
lie snss wv MRS. A. r. ELwooD.
c,.,o,,d Sr,,nos NY, May IL, 1881.
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GRANTS VIEW OF IT.
Nom n XII. Tsrtford Esenlnq rot CRep

Trom TIE HGTJOTd b0entng IOsI I7tPI =,
Roscoe Conkling has studied his favH1tc
Generals pans poorly ne thinks that victories be
won by fetreafing Grant never allowed himself TO
know Wien he was whipped. and that gave his men
courage II General Grant had been in the Senate from
York-and there talk last summer OF send
Ing hin-he would said TO Senator COnklng when
N was proposed to run away "Conk came here TO
stay and propose TO fight out on this line 1t takes
al1a
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NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, May 1s.-The Rev. w.
T. bacon graduate Of ale class Of 1887, died TO-DAY
AZ the age OF si1ty-nine years He was Edtor OF me
crby Transcrpf and was one OF the FOUNDERS oi INC
Aeur- HareH Courier.
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MARYLAND LPLSCOPIL CONTENTION

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-The ninety-eighth an
nuo convention OF the Methodist Episcopal Church In
MARYLAND began It's to-day at St Peters Churen
Jtshop Piulury presldcd. the Rev ID. a palIylhPio'
secretary The body viii be In session seVefAi uhys'
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CHARLES sCRIBNER'- SONS


The CAT INTRODUCTION 20 fIr .uly - EAe I1a't An
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.. c.ofi. viz l., uf t. a'n re 'HlrtG pl- ftnrl le
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others. Pic. -.
Tigers aud Traitors B,ins pt-t second ~ "rhH steam
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t.atn'. - &c.
Jtr.- ..lts.ik 90 !.,. ..-. .AH ~ ei I
Ipr-r Eclco, VITA ~ul IL nrntdy Aia,r Pa" fi.eed
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leans held enthusiastic meeting here tonight
Resolutions passed censurng Conkling AID Plat
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tho return ~ Senators In accord with the Adlnnstra-
ton; One hundred guns fired Robcrtsons
confirmation
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