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New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

The Assembly District Committees shall consist Of forty
members each excepting that IA the 2tth Assembly District
twentynve members the 29th ward exclusive OF mo
former budse committee consisting Of hito9l
and te tOrmer town VI kingsJFdse commit
The consisting seven members.
The elections vii be hcd az the lOhOWlAs Ha'A pHSof
LIST D-tTlCt-2s NarcksI
"a District-t66 Poailst
81 D.stnct-sceuce HAL, u sth'st.
Attn Distuct-2O7 East broadway
6th District-ll NarCk-p,aee
9th d stuCt-SO Clnton-sl.
eth Dlstrict-66 ClintOnplaoe
Disfrict-6S LudlOw-st
9t6 Dstrict-BieecEer Budngs Bleecker and Morton
lUth Dlsluct-C OncOrdla tiIi % AYenuOA.
lin DistIict-29 east 3ythst
l2th Di-uiCt-21l East 4tu-st.
l3th Distuci--5S otA-aEe.
l4th DistTict-l39 lstaVe.
lJth DistTiCt-aO2 West 33ih.st.
l6;b District-ROse Hi Hal, s37 2d-sve.
l1th DIstIlct-Iuin Han al Vest tith-st.
18th Dlstrict-i9S 3d.aye.
10Th District West 67th.st ana Boulevard.
20th Distnct-BreyoOr Han, l04 Last 5itA.sG
2lst Decentralization Hall, East 05thst
I'D Distnct--Zu2 East 7ltnst
Esd Dlstrct-Dsy's Hail. l3Othst, between 80 and Les.
ngton ayes. - . . 1900, . ..,
2sth Mad-l77thst, between Washington aud laInoAa
-. -.
In the ls ID Sd 4th 9TH 10th and 18th Assembly Dis
rct and 2d and 2ith Wards the polls "u remain open rom
In the 5th fh sth eth 10TH llth l2h, 18th l4h 18th
Nth 18th 10Th let 22d and 23d Assembly Districts me
polls Will remain open from a. IA 20 D. 10. ~.
ssah District the Inspectors wiz provide t"N osos
boxes al one OF which shall be received OF AL yoto
begin with letter OF tho apnaOet no
Mincusye the otheI tue votes o AZ lhose "hos0
surnames begin any letter OF the Rphaoot n"n ~ 70 90
BY order Of the Gommit'ee Of Kkensss1a AN u1rourl
5OLON b. SMITH, Eb"AND ~
secretary. 1As~
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
MUSICAL NOTES.

so,ivette.- which was postponed on Tuesday
,e because Of the Illness OF NJ Larry, will he gwen
to-morrow by Mr.. Grau's French Opera COMPANY
Handels aDettinRen TIE Deum ana Men
aelssohns Hymn of Praise will be sung 'ni evening
NV the Nyack Choral Society in the Presbyterian chuien
Of that village. -,
Richard Amold's annual concert will take
,,ace at Chickerng Hall the evening OF February o.
The concert-ver will have the help OF Miss Agnes b.
harrington Mme Madeline Schiller Emil Gramm' hhui
schenck and Max Liebhhg
Ferdinand J. White organist of the st. Ber-
rsrs Church in Fourteenth-st. will give concert this
a,ternoan in Chickerng Hall, beginning at $3.50 O'CLOCK
Mr. White will be assisted by +. G. Bourne, basSo ana
W. A. Raboch. violinist.
The second of August Walther, jr.'s piano
forte recitas will take place in the hall OF the Long
island Historical Society Brooklyn, this afternoon
n.s margarcthe Koenic soprano will sing an air from
Marschner and songs by MendclSsohn and SCHUBERT
Edward p. Clarke has published a souvenir
of Mr. Abbeys opera season in the shape OF a hand-
oney printed brochure containing aoype portraits OF
Mines Nilsson sembrioh, scalchl. Trebe Fursch-Mad
and yaIleris, and the principal men OF the company
The letter press consisting OF oret sketches VI Tue
ers and what purports 10 be history h opera Is uh
worthy Of the book.
Mime. Helen Hopekirk's third pianoforte re-
cita will take place in steinway Hall this afternoon
The programme includes the Harmonious Blacksmith
variations OF Handel Mozarts Fantasia In minor three
of Mendelssohn's LiodeI ohne Worte" Liszts tran
scriptOn the wedding Macn ldhOo ii""4 VI"
sMidsuInmer Nights Dream music, BeethoTens APP
passionate Sonata the GavOtte from Don Juan oy,
tnck pieces Soharwenka aud Grieg and the s1In Vi
LisLts Hungarian Rhapsodes
The performance of "DOn Pasquale at
Chickering Hall Saturday evening ought TO be very
ENJOYABLE entertainment sguor Brignoh has associated
talented people with him. and 1t is 50 long since the
bright little opera given that 1t 'Til be genuine
,easure 10 hear II again Many old opera-goers Will
want 10 attend If for nothing else than TO hear elgho
BrgnoM sing Come gent" An excellent perform, II a.,
ance of the soprano role has been assured oy placing IN
The hands Mime Nordica, whose singing ana actine III
SFaust with Mr.. Maplesons company gave great
pleasure
Maurice Grau's French Opera Bouffe Company
at Haverlys Comedy Theatre, laid aside music whlch
s not their strongest point, and gave sardous COMEDY
"Divorcons" last night TO house which, though not
absolutely full, contained numerous ana enthusiastic
audience Mile Aimee nlled the role Of Cgpraenne with
m excess OF spirit exaggeratng what was coarse out
perecng the sentimental and romantic element III the
character M MeZere acted superbly the role OF lhe
husband and received enthusiastic plaudlts.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
THE ARTISTS FUND PICTURE SALE.

The frst evenings sale of the Artists Fund
society took place In Association Hall on Tuesday even
ing The attendance good but the bidding was not
brisk The prices were low as rule the highest price,
s647 being paid picture by David Johnson. called
"a summer Afternoon" r. Bolton Jones's salt Mead
ows near Annisquam" brought SZ77; Morning in the
Pasture" by Carleton Wiggns S235; "a Breezy Day,
schevningen" by Harry Chase, $3.50 ARAB Fountain,
near Tunis," by Wordsworth Thompson, S340; "'No-
pody's asked you SIR she said" by W IL Beard, $685.
and - In Marblehsad Harbor" by NJ f. Fl. De Haas,
The sale was concluded ast evening The attendance
was better and good prices reached frequent
y The total amount for the evening 767 80 aud
for the entire sale Sl6,540, so.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
M4RRIED.

CHAUN CEY-MACY-On Tuesday, January l5 a. the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev William F Nor
9an ID b. Henry STONE Chauncey and Clara, yOunges
daughter OF Frances Il. Macy, all Of tls city.
BUNKER-AGNEW-On wednesday, January 49, al the
Tesidence Of the brides father Rev William VI. Tay
ior ID D. William Bunker and Margaret Rea daughter OF
john I. Agnew. all Of this city
CIINCH-THORPE-In this city, Wednesday, January
I6 by The Rev Francis LoOde Of St Andrews Episcopal
C6uch Prank M Clinch TO Alice G. Thorpe both Of New
YORK.
TCHINsoN-BALDwIN-on Tuesday, January 10.
ls al the residence the brides parents Chester VI,
by Foster Henry, . Lincoln Hutchinson Of New
York and Elsie NJ, daughter Of silas /. Baldwin,
OUDIN-MONELI-On Tuesday, January 10. the
Church 0 the iucanauon ~ the Rey Arthur BROOKS as
ssted by Hrnry MOtet Charles Partridge Oudin
TO Iva daughter late Dr. Joseph Mone all o. TINS
city.
TEDMAN-MARCY-On Tuesday, January TO- 1854, 81 the
Church o. the Heavenly Rest by the Rev. Dr. H. How
land Nina adellne daughter Of DR. Erastus f. Marcy TO
Ernest Gordon Stemap, all Of Newly Ork.
Al notices of marriages must be iRd0rsed Wih tsiI
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
THE ToWNSEND ASSAULT CASE.

John Tappan, charged with felOniOusly as
saultng and Mr. and Mrs James c. Townsend at
Oyster Bay IN January, arragned before Justice
Clipp yesterday morning. At his request the examna-
ton was adjourned until tomorrow He declares that he
"a innocent Coroner Bayliss continued his examination
~ Witnesses Bertha the wife OF Simon Rapylea who Is
In custody declared that her husband at home on the
evening OF the assault The opinion is gaining ground
that Rapylea is innocent Both M and Mrs. Townsend
are recovering rapidly. On Tuesday evening husband
and wife met for hrst time since the night OF lie
aesault Mr. Townsend does not remember ANYTHING
about H. and he thinks that he is recovering from severe
AZ.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
sEAWAyHaKA YACHT CLUB OFFICERS

The Seawanhaka Yacht Club held its an
nua election at Demonicos last evening with the follow
Ing result: Commodore, Archibald Rogers v1cecom-
modore william W. Tompkins; rear commodore John l.
Roosevelt secretary, Leon +. DOremeulx; treasurer
william b. smonds measuTer John Hyslopi neet sur
econ John NJ Woodbury.; chaplain. the Kew George u,
Vaudewater ana sailing Committee, Louis r BayaId'
FraDcl, o. de Lnze, v Rater l.. Suydam, Alexander H.
Stevens s. Nelson White trustee William toulke' IT.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
THE POOL TOURNAMENT

The pool tournament in Madison Square
Hall was continued yesterday. In the afternoon King
and Manning crossed King was too much Tor the
BowerY boy and the series by the close score ol
toIO Knight then took Leonard IN hand and defeated
him easily the score standing 10 7. The rst game IN
the evening was between Malone and Dmkelniah pahA-
Gilman va not 30 ucky he IN his contest WIN ey
ald Was tfeated by ii 10 :. Frey defeated Lambert
easily by score Of II g. running the last seven games
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
WINDOW GLASS MANUFACTURERS.

The National Association of American Window
Glass Manufacturers in session all day yesterday at
the Metropolitan Hotel Frank Bodne, OF Philadelphia
presided The depression in the trade talked over
the fact that many furnaces "Out" was deploed
and II was the prevailing sentiment that tn must be
general ten per reduction IN although the
hands are every where opposing and threaten strikes
the measure Is carried out The New York, the New
Jersey the Ptsburg and the Western local associations
also held meetings discussing the same points that en-
gagged the attention Of the general association The
latter adjourned meet again on July 10 at Niagara
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

HAwLEY-on Wednesday. January 10, Mary Ann hock;
we'll widow Of the late Aaron Hs"ley III tno oio Je VI
her age -, ,A. ,,ror., .ou
1c nj her late Tesidepcr No "a 3sth st. Friday
January ls at u o'clock.
HOoGLAND-on Tuesday. January 10, Maria, widow of
Funeral services al Ter late residence No 0l Broome.s
on thursday, January L. az z O'Clock p m
Relatives aud friends invited
LORD-At the residence Of her brother q East l6hst.
sarah IL widow OF the late Rev jeremiah = LORD, ID. D.
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 attent her funeral from
me reformed Church VI 3taye and 2lstst, With
out further notice. Friday evening 18TH inst a. o'clock
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
RIVAL OPERAS IN CLNCLNNATI.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.-The auction sale OF
tickets for the Abbey opera festival which began yester-
day closed this afternoon much sooner than has oeeh
the custom in previous years The sale has been remark
able also by reason Of the lower rate OF premiums paid
The sales for the days Including premiums, amount
TO S33278 This Is little more han half OF the advance
sales last year There has been speculative buying
The longer seasOu together with the presence OF Maple
sons company another theatre during the first week,
had a tendency 10 decrease the demand this year.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-FOr New-England,
generally fair weather, falling barometer, pre-:
ceded by slight rise in the extreme southern portion,
westerly backing TO sOutherly winds
For the Middle Atlantic states generally warmer fair
weather variable winds slight rise followed by falling
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally fair
weather, variable winds, falling barometer.
For the Upper Lake region, partly cloudy weather,
light local southery shrtng 10 westerly Wlnds
failing barometer, warmer
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

Carey. t. Moriarty, p Joyce, John Reilly. Captain
oKeefe and william Geoghegan After the cigars had
been lighted the chairman, p X. Horgan introduced r.
g. Cassidy who presented Mr.. Sheridan with gold watch
and chain The watch this inscription; Presented
to Mr.. p J. Sheridan by few irish NauonsVSo VI "o"
York, Jan. 16, 1884" -. ., , .,. so,or
Mr Sheridan In accepting the Gift expressed MS deter
minaop 10 adhere to those ideas which he had come 10
America TO advocate. He viii 60 to Chicago to-day
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

All shippers OF freight the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad which intended for transportation
the roads undersigned companies hereby notified
that the Delaware Lackawauna Western Railroad CON-
pany authority through Bills of Ladng for
shipments that the undergned will not
parties any through Bills OF Ladng issued TO cover
shipments over Delaware Laekawanna and Western
Railroad
freight delivered to them by the Delaware Lackawanna
Railroad WILL be charged at the same
charged upon other similar freight charges
will advanced to the Delaware Lackawanna aud Western
for transportation OF such freight prior to It's do
livery to us. And on and after
MONDAY, JANUARY 81 1884,
Prepayment all freight charges from Buffalo to points Of
destination or delivery connecting will required.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY.
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
NEw.YoRK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
COMPANY.
This given by authority Of the above named Rail.
road Companies Of November
g. 1885, January January H. 1884 duly served upon
the president Of the Delaware Lackawanna Western
Railroad
ALBERT FINK.
Chairman
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
EDWLy BOOTHS MOTHER INJURED.

The mother of Edwin Booth, who is eighty
years old has with a serious accident. While walk ing
across her at her home No. SO East Twentieth st.
she FELL and broke OF her legs just above the ankle
To person of Mrs Booths extreme age, accident Of
this KIND a mattel and grave piehenslOls are
felt as 70 the ultimate results.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
WILLIAM @. WEED

William G. Weed, of Albany, age sixty -One
died at hafpast o'clock yesterday the home Of his
son, f. H. Weed, at SecOndaye. and Eity-sixth-st He
came to this city about week ago to visit his son and
was attacked with pneumonia that terminated fatally
Mr. Weed prominent LAWYER In Albany, and he mas
been actively identified with the Republican party in
county He was personal friend OF President Arthuc
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. Ill g. m.-During the clear
weather yesterday the changes in the barometer were
slight Cloudy weather prevailed in the first quarter
The temperature ranged between lO' and 2O the aver
age l3Aoj being lllso lower than the corresponding
dsy last year and 97s5 lower Ihan on Tuesday.
Warmer clear or fair weather may be expected to-day
In tins civ and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
SEVEN EMIGRANTS HURT.

LoRDsBuRG, y. NJ, Jan. 16.-A special train
ran into west-bound emigant train near Lisbon switch
on Monday night Seven persons were injured, one OF
them. whose Dame 10 unknown, being ia'aiS IuiI
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
DR.. JOHN j. GILMAN.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 16,-Dr John j. Gil
man died to-day age seyenty.eght years. He was the
first ply sCian in Name TO perform Casarian opera
ton successfully. He leaves widow and daughter
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

bsromec variations In this by tenths
lines divisions otms FOR the ~
mdn!sa the
during thoss hOUrs rhe broken dotted line
the In ndicsd the thefm0UtteT At HGd
nut Pharmacy SIS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
4 MATCH GIVEN TO P. j. SHERIDAN

A reception was rendered to p. j. Sheridan
at Morellos sstaurant in West Twenty nntb-st, last
evening" by Irish Nationalist Among those who sat
down to the dinner p. s. Cassidy r. X. HOrgan, T.
j. Byme, J. oDonovan Rosa, John p Walsh, Edward L
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
THE FIRE RECORD.
A GREAT FIRE IN LONDON.

LONDON, Jan. 1880 a. ma furious fire is
raging in the premises OF 5. W. Silver
g. Co., colonial merchants and publish
ers, in sun Court 81 Cornhill
The whole city is Illuminated. Fire engines ar
irving at the scene from all parts of the metropolis.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

BosToN JoURNAL-The popular newspaper Of
NewEpgland There is bank, savings institution or
business house of any east OF the Hudson River
whore The Boston Journal Is not on file =.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
C0NJECrURES AS 10 TIE GERMANIC.

The White Star steamship Germanic, which
IS now three days overdue 1t is believed has met with
accident to her machinery, has picked up disabled
vessel and is towing her int port.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
lat FACTORY DESTROYEI

A fire broke out in Carl F. Seitz & Sons hat
factory at Newark midnight. The loss VIII be probably
$4,000. Fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

Two experieuced physicians of the swift specific Com
pany Atlanta Ca located at No l59 West Twenty
thtrds and viii be pleased all who are afflicted with
blood OF skin diseases Examination andconsuauon ree
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
OBITUARY.
EDWARD GREEN BRADFORI

WILMINGTON, Jan. 16.-Judge Edward Green
Bradford of the United District Court died ut his
residence this morning.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

c,o,s v,ol,rst Who for his sake, we would pre-
~ NOT 10 see AGAIN on the public stagel and MI rem
nM The concert was listened 10 by friends OF the cnr
% neI and assocated members, who frequently tesned
sheir delight in applause.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Republican Primary Elections.

The Republican enrolled the several Assembly
Districts the places hereinafter named On
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, lSs4
purpose eccng Deio gates 70 the county COmmt
tee members Assembly District Onmittees AID Enrolling
Officers
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
6perial Noiites

Once Of the Joint Executive Committee,
S4s BROADWAY,
NEw-YoRK. JANUARY le, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Have Mercy on Your stomach

There IA no worse habit that o dosing The best meC
cine is Benson's Cspcine Porous Plaster 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Post Once Notice.

Post Once Notice..
for Europe ally directed for Us
patch by any particular Ia order specify 10
lyery at destination, all transatlantic mails forwarded
by the vessels available
ending January 10 VIII close at
this ONCE iOilOYs.
TaU nSDAI-Ato a M for Europe, per s Gemanic.
wa Queenstown (etterS Tor Germany. oc must be l-
rectei usr ,,ermanic ~; at a IN Tor Europe per
Frlsla via Plymouth and Hamburg; al p. m Tor Mas
sau f., Santiago AMI CleniuegOS CUBA, per Gen.
fuegOs at 1870 tor CuOd, the est Indies aud Mer-
per city OF Alexandria, via Havana az 10 for
Jamaica, per .. s. COOan.
sATURDAY-At u N iorEuroDe per ; CITY OF chicago
Queenstown (ettcrs iOr Germany, etc, must Do
directed per CiTy OF Chicago ~ az $50 m for scotland
direct. per DeyOnia, via Glasgow QeeTs must be
directed DevOnia' at $50 4. FOR Blgum dlrecL
per Rhynland via Antwerp; at i a. ~ Tor europe
oeg oder, Southampton ana BIemen at y. IA
NindwaTd Islanus sBeiuuta al 1880 p. m for
Cnba and Porto Rico, Der saratoga, VIA havana
Mails o Japan per CITY OF Toxic Via san
,cscO, close here January -lO at p ~ Mails Dc
Australia New.ZealAnd sandwich ana FlI ISLAM H. per
SIS 49, o. .5,uuuy WA san Francisco close nere ro0-
rary at D. aTT1yai .Nc"l ora OF city
OF Chester VITA British mails for Australia,
THE schedule Of trans Pacific mas arranged on
the presumption their uninterrupted overland transit TO
san Francisco Mans the LAST arriving on IlAB At san
the dag VI sailing VI steamers are uspacAed
~ HENRY o. PEARSON Postmaster
New \ y Y. IL. 1884
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

Colgate ~ Co.'s
Violet Toilet Water
Inrt thn hnrl hnrnh hInf and NTH
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

Achieved by CASWELL, MASSEY & CO.'S EMULSION
OF COD LIVER OIL. with PEPSIN AND QUININE has
induced many limitations Get the original LIN Broadway
ana 17o Othaye
An institution or business firm requiring practical busi
OF 30 college graduate OF strict integrity may
learn OF whom recommend as well quAlned IN
every respect position responsibility and trust by ad
dressna PcRINTENDENT,
O. M
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
Artistic Memorials.

The NEW.ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS Hartford, CJll
Quarres and Workshops, Westerly, r.
Fine monumental AMI bull Hug york in Grant5 Dr3Tt1s
and estimates furnished without charge COcsQ1n elce -
hcted. " Y. OLnee. 1871 B,Hay. y. W CANfIELD. Az
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
DIED

al notices Of marriages must be iadorsed wih tsiI
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

Almost all gentlemen have ailments which certain 20 To-
vove gland bladder AMI kidneys and terminate
unless they physician makes them
specially does caueTize cut caheers aud
sounds The deaths from Bghts disease Of physicians and
should De sufficient warning seUd 10 European
and Medical Bureau, ll93 Broadway Tor book
plainng successful treatment.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
The Annual Diuncr of the Associate Alumni

OF the College OF tho city OF Newl York Will take place
TUESDAY, I'D met, at DemOuicO, 5haVe. and 2otst ~
oi3O p. IN. -
The price OF Tickets will be 81 each.
They may obtained Of j. seaver Page l0 Fulonst Ed
ward Iauerbach, IS WiliAnst William O. McGucktn, Col
lege OF the city OF New.Y0k Frank Williams. william
ct. Wilbur LarremOTe Z29 Broadway and George y Mes
sitter, 50 Broadway.
Please notify Committed before the Goth inst Of
your intention to be present. IN order that seat be TO
served for you.
] sEAVEk PAGE, EVANDER CHILDS
EDWARD LAUTERBACH, VIM. O. MCGUCkIN,
GEORGE " MESSITER, FRANK ). WILLIAMS.
Letters for J.S ScayeT Page shOnld be addressed to
GEORGE b. LUDLU NJ, secretary,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
once Commissioner. Rapid Transit,

TRIBUNE BUILDING January 49, 1884.
Public IL hereby gwen that the commissioners OF
Rapid Transit will continue 10 receive, orally OF IN writing
plans suggestions and other COMMUNICATIONS IN relation 70
The location routes, and the construction and
operation Of Steam Railway OF Railways N the city and
County New YORK. daily at $50 al their Office, in he
Tribune Building untl the lstday Of February, lsst
r. l. OGDEN,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-17

WT v. u
VIII be in the end mighter than the two that are ana tue
sa.e viii divided into three great States IL Is not
simply wonderful tor lts grain. and Tor Its heds
others. Leaving that, went TO New-Orleans. was
AFRAID until within ten years that should die without
the sight but have seen New orleans auu am aLVe 70
tell you NewOrean's is remarkable for having been
the city OF General Buffers police glory. Whatever else
may be said OF him. cannot be denied that he the
rigu man ght place when he holding New,
Orleans IN military suOjecuOn, and such Is t1e bOO9
sense OF the people now that they almost wish they had
him back again The audiences in NewOreans were very
large and sufficiently appreCiatye 10 aLsWer my e1peCta
tions and desires heard Whit OF old southern nre-
eatn principles The general tone ana ieeuhB OI the
South was most hopeful In the st place Tue Holh ha
substantially regaIned Its wealth. was informed
tLa Ae industries OF the Soutl were taslhB
OF anything known hitherto. In New orleans Iounu
the universal conviction 10 be that the war wac an OUT
upon their rights but that, slavery being aooHshed
went 10 Montgomery. There OF the newspapers
began Tor days previous to my aillFa 70 puou7h
iuiammatoTy arucles, but the best men OF the Town
TUNED out and the whole thing was suppressed ana
degree OF cordially met me thaI l. eOud Aue
desire to have surpassed. Thence 1 went to
Ati.rta =, War,u In Iuo1lsta 10 savannah and to
Charleston Let say OF Macon and Augusta lhA lney
are the two most beautiful elites ever visited. was
glad to see the development OF the country nave fod
son to believe that the south Is just Us nuch reconstruct
as tie North s that the feeling OF the soutn Is IN Ia
yOr OF union and the great Government al Washington
and thai hereafter tney win be proud to be as citizens
just cooperative and just az pdo.c hs INC v1ieS
the North Perhaps not next uIho' nu, a uuo ir
President especially II he wac Free IT@dor' llAue"ei
Alhouan there are many local hindrmces which have
prevented the development Of the SOUTH may De sd
than the Southern people are as wen disposed 'O"au e
building up educational Institutions as We Ie' bul
they have not the material for teachers as we have
Foundation uas been mad IA thAt uucctiOn Dut tue
ambition ana moral purpose 10 there Tie more Intelligent
men are safaed that II Is matter OF humanity aud duty
tnat the colored people OF the oohth 5nail De euu
Ssye Ssis ,tSTe that sSsu imply equality think never
had such wave come over me ana Dfeak Oul MOI =
eopiousy Iato tears than "hen s@ Oh 'Ho platform "