New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

respectively have made for the committees
road. leaving Washington at $3.50 Monday morning ana
arriving at Indianapolis Tuesday morning at ocioc
Tuesday evening and arrive at Washington Wednesday
evening at o'clock
MR. HENDRlCKSS LOYALTY.
Ills REPLY TO CHARGES MADE BY GOVERNOR
OGLEsBY-A CARD PUBLISHED IL 1861.
AURORA, Ill.,, Nov. 27.-Vicc President Hen
bricks had many personal admirers here In the cam
paign last yearn speech delivered at Lincoln Iark III
this city, Richard j. Oglcsby publicly accused MI Hen
bricks of being leader In the Democratic National Con
venonat Chicago in 1864, and stated that he impored
that body pass resolution declaring the war afailure
copy OF the Governors speech was sent to MI Hen
bricks by personal friend and in few days lctet was
received from Mr.. Hendricks in which he said:
surprised that General oslcsby shond have said
that, | not member OF that convention, had no
connection with the making OF the platform ana; IL,
until published. InclO.e a card which had occasion
TO publish the first month OF the war. NY conduc'
throughout the governed by the sentiments OK
pressed in this card.
The card WAS as follows:
Ny attention has beer, called to an editorial I ., in
ghe lndinapoiis Journal of to-day April %,
I uaidn m meeting Ms!0H held at shc6yvilc few
GycEs aso Go ,b was shd speaR tx T b BENZ
called upon by the committccl refused to speak saying
that had no hand In originating the difficulty nud
woIld have no hing to do in extrcang the country
from it, perious condition" The writer has been wholly
a committee, and suppose appointed No com
mitcc waited me with such request Had been 30
never withheld my Views upon any question OF pubic
from the people of Shelbyyle Upon all 0ccl-
slOns when IL appeared proper, have expressed my
oi,o ~ noel have innrniy snid that the author.
lily of the Government of the United Stacs Il not qnos.
toned in ndiana, and That regarded 1t aS the tuy OF
the citizens OF Indiana respect and maintain that
authority, and to give the Government an
honest aud earnest support in the prose
ience OF Cod It may he brought to an honorable con-
cu,ion and the blessings OF peace restored to our
relation the and ,pOu>ihhcs OF the war;
No will feel deeper ocitudr IN the welfare ana
arms 70 which they callel than myself Allow me
to add that ia my IN lEmeat citz'n or newspaper Is
not serving the coinry wei IN tlc pres III er,s Dy ~,
tempting to give partisan a.pect TO the war or ny
sccLng to peryort the cause OF the country 10 party
ends
EXPRESSIONS OF SORROW IN THIS CITY.
DEAI1NG PUBLIC BUILDiNG,-A LETTER FROM InE
MAYOR.
Flags were at half-mast yesterday on all the
public buildings and mnuy private ones IN The city cat
respect the memory OF NiccFrcsiient Honlrcks
Worllucu wcie set at w1r, drlpng the front Of the
city Hall IN mourning. Tho fl ~ On II were nj half
mast. The nlS on tho Post once bui!lln- Whs AT
h.lfnas,. Arrangements being jnad' to drInc TIC
structure appropriately The ,jaypr sent the following
communication to thr I'Arl 90 Aldermen:
The Houo-rile, n, E.urf a. tti rn,n:
GINIIINLN: Il is Iuy -i. dutj t"dun"uSce 20 YOU 10
cruz u"t 10" ny '1I S''', ' 90. 49,. ''
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Respectfully.
NulI'H +. tEilT. Mayor.
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bcIctyrd widow
Tic Tlmmauy ulu Committee on Circulation,
Charles L. Iae,y pIe.d.uc l-t evening Adopted the to
lowing resolutions:
UE.yfas II Aa. p.Iscd Almighty God e. remove from,
fi- rfc 80 fue l'd-t g errci ~ '.f h"-f CD