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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The board of direct
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at special
session this afternoon adopted the following resolu-
tons;
ResOlred That the president and board Of
directors do hereby declare seniannua dividend Of
per cent on capital stock Of the company Of
profits and payable clear Of taxes and after May
49, 1882 to shareholders they stood registered
the books Of the company o'clock p. April 20,
1882 or their legal representatives.
Rsoued That be and he s hereby instruct
ed 10 give notice that shareholders will have the priy
ege OF subscribing at par tie stock OF this company IN
the proportion Of per Of the number Of shares
registered their April 80 1882 and that those
It'll ed 10 fraction OF share subscribe 10
a full share; that all subscriptions must be made and
paid for full prior June Is, 1882 and that no sub
scrptOus will received after that date and that the
privilege of taking stock may be sold by any share
holders and that blank forms OF allotment Will be fur
nisned application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
LAST NOTES OLE PREPARATION.

The last of the regular rehearsas of the orchestra
and solo singers Of the Music Festival took place
yesterday and tonight the first concert viii be
given. The final preparations have proceeded with
smoothness and without a single serious drawback
except the unfortunate Illness OF Miss Cary
and Mrs Osgood. 1t is extremely improb-
abs that Miss Cary will be able to sing
in any of tie concerts of the week, and Mrs Osgood
yesterday abandoned the hope Of singing in the
Beethoven High Mass on Tomorrow night Fortu-
natey every solo part Of any Importance in the fes-
tival scheme has been understndIed, and II would
require complication of misadventures to EN- bar
rass the performances seriously A substitute has
been found for Mrs. Osgood IN Mrs. +. Humphrey
Allen. of Boston, who arrived IN the city yesterday
morning In compliance with telegraphic invita-
ton from the directors Of the Festival Association
Mrs Allen is, at present, the foremost soprano
singer Of Boston, and well schooled in oratorio and
hgh-class concert music. She will alternate with
madame Materna in the solo music Of the and
unless Mrs osgoOd is recovered by that time, sing
we soprano solos in Israel in Egypt" on
t4aAy night Miss Cary has yielded all her
Pr~ Miss Winant with cheerful readiness and
-''"0usn herself grievously disappointed because of
her OWL disability she admires NJ Winant, voice
go much That she predicts counleta s,,c.ss FOR her
enc has Also arranged to have Miss vVinar+ r,Ia,.
l.
Hel' Il necessary At the concerts Of the Vocal So
cety IN Cleveland next week Miss Cary is CHEEKY
and hopeful in her own case. Her VOICE is nni,,-
paired IN its high and low tones, but Is as vet
weak and husky In four or five notes IN the rn,Sde
Of the staff
Several of Madame Materials admirer, auo,,, the
FESTIVAL directors have planned a unique sonven,r
o. the Festival which will be given to her Tonight
~ seems that even the ideal Brunphide has .inge.
'enef IN good and evil omens On the dav Of her
s'rSal IN New-York horse cast his shoe near the
OO' u broadway Just she was about to step into
-1i carriage The shoe came rolling straight To-
Aio tne great singer. who seeing it. gave an er-
sA'ion OF delight. and had it picked M and
~ WI 70 her IL was a sgn of good luck. abe s.id
sac wanted TO keep it. This shoe has been bor-
80 from her by some enthusiastic Siirectors and
''0 liHany's, where 1t is now being polished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
ICE DRIFTS IN THE ATLANTIC.

BosToN, May 1.-The British steamer Gla-
morgan OF the Warren Line arrived here this morning
from Liverpool. On April 25 in latitude 400 90 lOng
tude 40 3d. passed iceberg fully 500 feet high
which was u number OF polar bears About o'clock ON
the morning Of tie 26th, while going eleven knots an
hour size ran a field OF pack aud cebergs. run
VI twenty miles was made the southeast when the
ship was put OIL her course again. She steamed 100
miles the southern edge Of the iceneld aud during
that time passed fully 100 large icebergs, on
which we're seen polar bears and large
number OF seals Several sailing vessels,
known. were sighted ce-DOund, but no Treckage The
tfeamer was within 800 feet Of the largest lceDerEs
me course Of the changed. the presence
OF the made II necessary. and long passage was the
result She left Liverpool the 18TH Of April Inc
mel gave out and the maintOpsalsnt mass we're sent
down ana used fuel The steamer In badly scratched
by contact with the leo.
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LIE OUTBREAK TO BE PIT DOWN.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The President has de-
cded 10 put down the Indian outbreak Arizona as
soon as possible, and has expressed himself 70 the
Secretary OF War, VINO has been instructed take
prompt and vigorous that end Orders were
issued to-day for additional troops to proceed to the
scene OF the trouble Arizona and aid the troops there
in preventing further acts Of violence, and in bringing
the hostes speedy justice These renforcements Will
consist VI the lst Infantry, Texas, the 4th
Infantry. on the Union Pacific road IN the Department
OF the Platte 81 Cavalry also in the Department Of
the Platte, and part Of tue 9th Cavalry in the De-
pArtment Of the Missouri The President IL in
this matter, aud III he words OF prominent army obi
GER intends 70 make clean sweep The probabilities
are that the troops IN Arizona and New Mexico viii be
united command under Drigddier general yet
be asslg ned 10 that duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE PARK.

As Gatekeeper MunsOn, Of the Central Park
Police was standing at the Park gate ct Seventynlut
ST. and Fifthaye. about IL o'clock yesterday morning,
tall handsome man, welidressed with blonde nous
ache and imperial, rapidly through the gate and
into the Park a moment Later the officer heard the
the sharp crack OF pistol He hurried In the direction
of the sound and the stretched across the walk
He was dead In bis hand 3-caliore six chambered
smith Y Wesson revslyer. From wound directly
the right eye ticked stream 81 blood. The body
conveyed 10 police station II the Arsenal In the
mans pockets two pOcketDOOks, one OF which
tanned OF business cards with the following in
scrpuOu: Edward schOtt, Architect, Rooms and 5,
oriental Bank, corner BOwery ana Grand-sL" Two
scaled letters addressed 10 Ernest BeAuDer, No. %
John-st. and AdOlpl Cuttrun, No O. Libertyst were
also found In other pocketbOok about $40 IN
currency The body was sent 70 the Morgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
MEETINGS OF REPUBLICANs.

The Young Mems Republican Association
held their regular monthly meeting asst night at No "a
Madison-aye. Alderman James ". Hawes presided
Several members received. and the question Of
Local selfgovernment in the City Of SeuYork" was
Discussed. resolution was offered favoring local
legislation and the appointment OF all subordinate off,
GERS BY the Mayor Gilbert R. HAYES NJ NJ Budlong
Robert Ray Hamilton, George H and Others took part
Ia the discussion most Of the speakers being in favor Of
the resolution.
Cornelius Van Cett presided At the meeting OF the
With Assembly District Republican Association, at No.
So Clinton place last night Twenty Ons new members
we're elected and twenty-six proposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
DEFAULT IN INTEREST.

The New York City and Northern Railroad
Company failed to pay the sem-annual interest Of per
its general mortgage bonds yesterday. Efforts
have been made recently to prevent the default, and
some OF the Largo bond and stockholders have been
asked TO subscribe pay the interest These efforts
have proved uuavailng, and officers of the company
and OF the Loan and Improvement Company, which is
supposed majority of stock, said Yesterday
that matters would be allowed to take their natural
course The r-t mortgage bonds amount to "a 100000
and we're issued TWO years ago Recently the company
has authorized the Of second mortgage bonds ~
half that amount, but has not marketed them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
CAPTAIN JACK KILLED.

CHICAGO, May 1.-Sone time ago the Indian
Department requested the military arrest Captain
Jack Of the White River Utes, who the vicinity OF
Fort Washakie, Wyoming. The arrest made
April 30 shortly aiterward lie attempted ~ escape and
lied a tepee BY where ne secured carbme and
killed sergeant Richard Casey, " The 81 Cavalry. A
mountain hUwltzcr then nred into the tepoe and
Jack sintanty killed. Captain Jack notorious
leader IhOrnburc and Meeker massacres u 1879,
and was a very dangerous aud a very bad Indian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
LEGISLATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOsToN, May 1.-The House to-day passed
70 be engrossed the bill 70 constitute the Rail
road Commissioners tribunal 10 decide upon the exigen
cy Of railroads before they constructed with amend
ments which make the bill applicable to the NewYork
and Boston Inland Railroad Company. The Senate
ordered 10 a third reading House bill apprOpriating
$3.50 900 Tor GOuDe-tracking the Troy and Greeuned
Road aud the HOOssc Tunnel
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BIIOU THEATRE.

Mr. Neil Burgess came forth at this theatre
last night, the WldOu Bedou in Mr. D. r. Lockes play
bearing that name, and he was received with KIND
greeting by considerable audience His personation OF
the garrlous eccentric shrewd aud rural female
recognized from the first. uncommonly skilful
and comic. II has become, through constant repetition
smooth and natural Mr. Burgess has the same KIND OF
sapient gravity farce performances Of
the late George l. Fox and this 10 the drOllrst
element IN his composition. He acted with much spirit
last night and his auditors were obviously, delighted
with him
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The foreign mails for tho week enliag SATURDAY,
fay 8, l5o2. close this Office TUESDAY at
l3O for Europe by steamship Wyoming.
town WEDN lSDAY, at ll3O for Germany, sc,
by steamship aDsOurg southampton and Bremen let
for Grat Britain and other European
directed per Habsburg - and at 5O for Europe,
steamship Catalonia VIA Queenstown etters for France
direct by steamship France Hsvre TIA ltsDAY
for Europe by steamship Frisia.va Plymouth Cher.
bourg Hamburg AMI az for Europe BY steamship
City Of Paris via Queenstown; on SATURDAY 1t IN,
for steamship Britannia via Queenstown letters
Germany and scotland must be directed per annlc
aud at for scotland direct by steamship Deyonis
glasgow snd al a Tor Belgium direct Oy steamship
Bsgenland, via Antwerp aud al IL m. for Europe by
steamship AOsel via southampton and Bremen. The mails
Aspinw and South Pacific by steamship
MONDAY 81 10 a m. The mails NewiOundla and. BY
steamship Alhambr3. close On MONDAY IL D. The
mails for Hay Greytown and Pcst LmDn by steamship Ar
den close on To ESDAI at p The mails Tor snslcs
and Savaniia6c By steamship Belize close sArU RDAY
a In The mails for NevOuDd and and - Pierre Miqas-
mails for Bermuda, by steamship OrinOco close TIL %
DAY 1870 N. The mails for ~ Domingo cape Hayd
Turks Island, by steamship DoiDn close
THURSDAY AZ The mails FOR Porto Rico. BY
ship An'luas close FRIDAY AZ y H. The malls Tor
and Curacao by steamship Caracas close 10
URDAY 81 : n IA. The mails for Bermuds. BY steamship
Dessong close SATURDAY ct i.3O p The nails fOr
Cuba saratoga close SATURDAY 1880
~ The mails for Honduras aud Livingston New -Or-
ieans close SATURDAY at $50 p. The malls FOR
traia &c, Francisco close April 30 az D. Ihs
mails China aud Japan. via san Francisco May
p. N. hrNhl q. TE,AttSOs fossMAster
Post once. New,York, April 20. lss2.
Rum and q uinIne for the Hair-Casven Massey q co.'s
the best fOr stimulating growth Of
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MUSICAL NOTES.

At Havery's Fifth Avenue Theatre, last evening
Lecocq's opera La Jour ct la Mutt" was pre-
scented for the first time in this city IN French AS
NdRola Mile. PaOla Marie drew forth warm appre-
citation from the audience. alike for her singing
and the spr ghthness and charming appropriateness
of her acting.
The Acme Opera Company began last evening
what promised TO be a successful engagement at the
Standard Theatre. opening with g La Mascotte,'
which will be given all the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
RESIGNATION OF A PRESIDENT.

At meeting Of directors of the East Ten
nessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company, yester-
day. Z. W. Cole gned the Office OF president and
Samuel Thomas elected In his place. The reslgna-
ton Mr. Cole said 20 be due entirely 10 poor hea
and he Will bis seat in the board and MA sympathy
with the enterprise. Henry Fink, who has been general
manager while he has been also vcepresldent and gen
eral manager Of the Norfolk and Western, will devote
special attention the or the East Tonnes
see. he VIII have Lis headquarters at AasLy41le.
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6ueual Noilces.

Cnuriou-No person whaever authorized purchase
aoos Tor me tins city receive moneys
G. PAINE ls0 Frontst. New YORK.
The annual meeting OF tho ladies' Home Missionary So
si al fe Nehoist Episcopal Church Five Points
viii be held - PArGst, IN Tuesday, May 1881, ~
o'clock p
A. y. STOUT. esq. VIII preside
Address By the Rev MILTON :. TERRY. %. D.
taualng BIZ lae children. The public invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
THE TROUBLES AT TOMBSTONE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA dispatch from
Tombstone, Ariz.. says: Two were killed by In
dlans the Dragon Mountains Saturday II sup
posed that a large number OF hosules n the noun
taius large meeting held here last night to take
action with regard to raising company Of volunteers
Several hundred dollars we're contributed and many vol
Irer II nIrL.LLNl.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. May ,, l a. m--During the fair and
clear weather Of yesterday the changes the barometer
slight The temperature ranged between 4s9 and
GO, the 57'l being 72.o higher than the
corresponding day year and lo higher than sun
day.
Clear fair and cooler weather may DO expected to-
day this CITY and yicinirr
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OBITUARY.
" COMsTOCK.

LoCKPoKr, n. Y, May News has just
been received here of the sudden death IN Dakota on
Thursdav of Artemus W ComstOck, who tenn
nora,1v Waiting MS farm property there Mr.. Com
stock sas born In Cambria Niagara County, December
r. 1877 He received a good education and was lar
mr. He was originally hig, and wa- elected 10 the
Assem- bly ia l 80 and 1874 as q Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

Tho hero of this story Is LIvrNO MANA GOVERN
MENr DETECTIVE, employed to-day especially to hunt
frauds the Postal Department bring the guilty
parties justice.
Any person who has given subject cus reflection
must be aware the difficulty OF locating the spOs
where robbery OF the mails has been effected.
The bags may ed transit IN the post ofnos
they up post dist1s-
uted.
To trace the systematic plumber Of tho nails and bring tho
crime home the guilty parties called
combination Of qualites-courage TACT
keenness prompt adaptabuity circumstances
finching determination.
All these qualities rarely possessed by person.
hence the difficulty Government securing
vices even one competent every respect
oCR RENOWNED
POST OFFICE DETECTIVE.
Fully four,htths OF the culprts proven guilty Of
rAMPERING WITH THE MAILS
have been discovered By this shewd
and ndefasabe officer His services always demand
now in Maine week hence IN Illinois. perhaps in Cal
ifOrnia, Wherever there = a strange up.
POST OFFICE DETECTIVE
for expected begin sklfu WORK Of
detection.
Sometimes his professional bring WITH
people who are identified with what may called
ROMANCE OF CRIME
stirring romance-stranre mysterious. eventful
any hnsgnaton-s the groundwork of the thrilling
story of the
POST OFFICE DETECTIVE.
q variety spirited incdents pictured nom
life: and descrp
teas opening very
line the story is series Of rdshtu.
EFFECTIVE DRAMATIC SITUATIONS.
all portrayed with such and vgor that they
clearly outlined viewed by eye
Do DOT fat TO read the opening nstament Of
POST OFFICE DETECTIVE,
READY NEXT MONDAY
Ia No. % ofthe
NEWYORK WEEKLY.
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RODNEY FRENCH.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, May l.-Rodney French
dca here Yesterday Mt the age Of about eighty years
During the late war Government purchased one OIL
his vesses together with others, for the purpose OF
bockadmg Charleston HarDOr and air. French went out
AZ commodore VI Ine heet
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magnificent called the Rhode Island JUS:
completed and designed for service weknown PROV
idence Line vii be open the inspection OF press and
the public Friday. May s. between the hours Of 10
and the companys wharf in this city. Pier go North
River foot Of Warrenst. The Rhode Island Is
pected take her place the line between this and
Providence Monday May :, to alternately with the
iav0rte steamer Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
Dolitiral Eotltes.

xIth Assembly District Republican Association Inecs
~ shJ, D. u. al No. lOl " est S4tn-sI,
]. W. HAYES Sec'y CHAs. A PEABODY, JR, Pres't
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The Anrear salad Dressing.

rch and wholesome dressing chicken lobster letuoe
tomatoes salads composed " the choicest
ing eents aud prepared with great care Tor purify and
dellcacy OF hayOr IL has equal sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

Captain James Horton, age eighty-seven, died
suddenly al the village OF RIyerhead, L. l.,
On Sunday afternoon. lie u veteran Of the war a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
ATTEMPTING TO vAcATE AN ELECTION.

TRENTON, May 1.-Applicatlon was to-day
made TO the Chancellor the order allowing
election for directors Of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey after hearing argument the Chancellor
81 rXed his DECISION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORI
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. May 2, 1 q IN.
For the Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy
weather In the north portion light rain snow winds
shifting 20 colder northvesterly higher pressure.
For NewEngland, increasing clOudiDess Light rain
snow south veerng colder northwest winds. fol
lowed by rising barometer.
Indications for t-prorroo
Fair weather is indicated for Wednesday in New
England. Middle states, south Atlantic states, Lower
Lake region, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
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TRIBUNE. LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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NIcht

s diagram hs-se bsrenet-ai variations eeis city sy nth'
ssches
preceding midnight The Lac the oscillations
by mercay during Tue broken dotted lac
tine variations indicated Had
asts Pharmacy. AIS Broadway.
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Medal Of Superiority American Institute. 1851.
Ready This Morning.
TIE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIRuNE.

Price lin wrappers ready Tor mang cents var eonv
Que yosr 81 ave copies sls oops aud On
as. Postage ~ free the sabscr Der
INK TRIBUNE
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ARRIVAL OF THE GALLIA.

The steamship Gallia arrived from Liver
pool early this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

March y az the residence
OF her Mrs j. l. Aspinwau BarrytOwn N Z, by the
John Thomas Wheat D. d.. Laura Presbury Elderkin
OF Wisconsin, 10 John Aspin wall.
All notices Of Aarriages must b iadorssa wita MI
same and address.
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MARRIED.

ousekeepers throu yhout the land pronounce ELECTRO
SILICON the best silver polish known. Avoid limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02

For honsecIenning Pearne is the best thing known.
but that II bears the name Of James Pyle
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guerlal NotneS.

Story vrsm LffS
POST OFFICE DETECTIVE,
MYSTERY OF THE MAIL
By GEORGE W GooDE
Author Of DONALD DARKE. TILE BALTIMORE
DETECTIvE-
READY NEXT MONDAY
in No ss Of the
NETWORK WEEKLY.
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Home Made Preserves.

PURE cURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS JELLIEs PICKLES. Sc
Houseksepers get articles made old,
receipts pure By sending
SARAH = MCELRATH.
1898 Degraw ST.. Brooklyn. ". Y
Goods stored until fall circulars with references aud prices
sent application
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Post Omce Nnncr-

Plies Permanently Eradicatcd
In 20 weeks without knife gature caustc Send fJy
circular containing references DIR. HOYT 50 West 27s
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Rum and q uinIne for the Hair-Casven Massey q co.'s
preparation The best tor stimulating growth Of
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Artistic Memorials
THENEW. ENGLAN GRANITE WORKS Hartford Conn.
Quarries and workshops Westerly. r. l.
Fine and building Ia Granite. Drawings
and estimates furnished wthOutcharga COTe3p0nience
lc.teL ". ONCE. l,32l Bwly. &. W. CANFIELD. AIT
Congress Water.
The purest safest OF all mineral
ali harsh. Irritating waters ani foreign. They
impair the digestive organs and kidneys thereby producing
isreparaOle rosutA
China. Japan and East India Depot
1856 FRONI-ST, NEAR FULTON FERRY, y. Y
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DECORATED PLATES,
BAMBOO LOUNGES, CHAIRS AND TABLES,
CANTON Blu + AND FANCY DINNER WAKE.
VASES JARS CUPS and SAUCERS and TOILET SETS,
EMBROIDERED SILKS. SCREENS. PA y ELS &C.
Ar VERY MODERATE PRICES
[. PAEkt. ErOut-sL
Daily globe., 1882-10-03

prise. 1t is well, therefore, that the state,
with ito aggregated power, should re-
tain and maintain means 50 po-
tent as the canals, of rsRulat
ing tho Carrying trade throughout the
state, so that individuals and companies
of slender means may enter into competi-
ton with those of greater power, and en-
force as far as may be equal and reason
able facilities of carriage"
Judge Folger, in closing his letter, says:
II believe that my principle of action will
be commended to good sense. stand
upon them and upon them alone, as the
reason why have been before the people
OF the state as a candidate for the chief
magistracy. If they are approved,
II my public life Of
20 years and over gives cause to believe
that will honestly keep on in their fur
thsrance, do confidently expect that dis
appointments will be forgotten, that
causes of dissatisfaction will not lead to
abandonment of political ties, and that
united and harmonious action will bring
about result that will keep the state of
New York in accord with the majority OF
her sister states on the great question OF
national policy"