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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

NEW YORK, March 12.-About 7
o'olocc this morning south-bound
train on tina Third Avenue ElevSstd
Rt.lfold, drawn by two enzine.-NOs.
l46 and 95-ArriVed at the Seventy
sixth street station from Harlem. II
hsd bsen slowly working Eouthword
over the enoU co vered tracks, and was
crowded 10 / 70 utmost capacity. AS the
trAiu reached tie station the engineer
put OF the air brSka, bat could not stop
/; until u had gone = short distance be
yond the station. Tho station platform
was packed with people ~ho had been
waiting long time 10 pet down town.
TheY pushed ana jos,led each other In
a mara sd Ell ut to get On the train as 1t
slowly yaFs,G by, aud Cna OF two sue
ceeded IA Draining 10 >thold In spite
of the Efforts % the guards to Keep thom
Cd.
1hn heavily loaded train waited fol-
about GWanty usinutes, MS tho engineers
wero und ecidGa whether or puI to AZ
TEMPT o go further sOuth. While tht
train Wss BtRndiog there second train
drawn By engine No. /, cane dowr
| frol Harlem L. ths cab was EaRinsel
| samuel ToRle and Fireman MARI
| Burns. There Is Gown grade iron
| FlNAty iJNE]u bAA9o ~ oENbutS 'blA
strest, and the train came down the &c!
track ct coed speed l. Eas inpcssibl
Tor the engineer 20 stop It, although b
reversed II. engine and nut Gu tue nj
brakes. In moment 10 had oashs
iuto lie agAg Ok Vie wR,tlrg train. Thet
visa q zte4. crash, a ysli Of horror a.
frlgtt iIon the hur dreds OF passenger
end the renp.s on thB station plato n
Sn1 thea the engine reared up in II
az and saeU ed ~ IL 1t would 90 owe
tee back of thu crowded car.
Then " set!led back, and gret
cl9Hd OF steam filed tue air. WCme
shrieked, aud mer cursed and tousl
liAe deDcnd TO escape from the trali
WibdDws were eEsthed In all the chr
ntd men climbed and iUmblCd ont
them. Tha hissing tt2stn from the ei
gine and the binding rnoY made
ir possible for thoss on the platform |
zee exactly what had happened, b.
only ole ran vas KILLED., tbs epglnet
who tried sJ had 10 stop his train az
save the lives OF his Iaa4GngerB. Fitl
man Hutas jumped when he saw thf
the collision was ineyitsble. Hs cslle
} TO the brave engineer: Jump, for God
cake, iumpl" bat the engineer woui
70, desert hts post ana was Crushed b
tween tho angiao and the little tende
He wss found under tie wrecked cju
boz badly burned and scaldsd. II
death bad been iGBtsutaneors. q nun
her OF passengers IN the car which wi
run iu:O HeIe Injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
N. Mggary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S. {, Cor. 9th and Tatna|L,

We said we would tell
you something about Furni-
ture. Did you know we had
the best antique oak suit to
be had for $25 90? Look at
the dimensions:
Bedstead, 6 feet 3 inches
high, 4 feet 6 inches wide.
Bureau, 3 feet S inches
long, with a 22x28 inch
bevel plate glass. This is a
bargain, as you get an oak
suit nicely finished and we'll
made. Nothing like it in
the city for the same money.
We have plenty OF them
now; don't think they will
last long, blu! while they're
here you can have them at
the reduction.
We called your attention
to our 45c Brussels carpets.
Many OF you read and
thought it was only an ad.
vertising scheme, but didn't
we show them to you when
you came to look for them
Judging from the way we
have sold them we woult
suppose you were more thar
satisfied with the goods. We
have plenty Of them yet
They're regula, goods, ant
you can't do better than buy
if you want a Brussels at {
lsmall cost.
I Some OF the carpet deal
!. ers will tell you we haven
lgot the carpets. Come and
lsee for yourself.
| We are not offering rem
nants, but nice, new pat
terms, either l yard or 100
Sold for cash or week.,
payments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

WE CAN nov form some idea OF the
dlssomfor.s experienced By our fore.
fathers before railroads and telegraphs
were known, still We feel II even more
than they did, ~ they had never en-
joyed these necessAriss OF modern civil
IL All n, and consequently did not know
OF what they were deprived. Toe storm
also gives ne some idea OF the bliz5ards
experienced by those residing In the far
Yves: and Northwest, OF whose privA.
lions and sufferlngs We have read while
seated by oar comfortable fresldss.
While our blizzard lLeked some OF the
essentials OF the Western product, IL
still possessed enough Of its character.
istlcs 10 bewilder those who we're ex-
posed TO lis fury. 1t had the shiok, tine,
binding snow, the furious wind and
the intense cold OF the Western biiz'
zArd, the whole combining 10 form =
storm such o. few in this part OF the
world ever saw before, and never care
70 experienoe again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL. 1855.
TIE WORK undertaken by shs Re-

THE WORK undertaken BY the Re-
publican Clubs .! their convention In
New York, Ia one upon which the fu-
ture success OF the party depends, and
cannot be regarded tightly. 0ae part,
and very important pArs OF 1t, is the
enlightenment and education OF the
people on the tariff question, for strange
- II may seem, We nave 80 long enjoy.
cd the benefits OF . protective tarifi
that many are losing sight OF what the
effects OF free trade would be. The re-
suits OF protection TO our industries are
seen In the prosperity enjoyed by this
country, but there are many Who, while
they appreciate these results wish Just
pride, have never carefully considered
the prlnol pies Of the protective system.
To be sure, there are q multitude who
do understand them, aud they are APP
preciatea by mum bers of workingmen
and farmers, but white this ndmber IL
increasing every year, there are ye. .
large number Of voters In this country
who have never given the subject SER
ioas attention, and do not rightly IN.
derstAnd Its principles. To tn.s class
the tariff seems . piau devised exolu-
sively for tha beneHi OF mAnuiAoIurers,
and mode OF taxation whlca CEASES
them TO pay more for the necessities of
life, than they would be obliged 10 do
with free trade. There are others, who
while but partially understanding tbs
bene6 Client effects OF pr1te1ilon, are led
70 believe that the tariff oAu be modified
and reduced on certain articles With
good results. Consequently II becomes
the duty OF Republican OluDs, and thsy
should reoeive the cord al support Of
the Republican press ali over this
country, 10 instruct and furnish the
fullest information TO every votsr, III
reference 10 ibis important matter. The
question to be determined a. the polls
this fall, Ia whether the Democratic
party shall be encouraged In their Of
forts 70 tear away the barriers which
protest our indaslries, by oeins allowed
another four years lease OF pc TGr
Their proposed m1dihoslion Of the
tariff bill means smaller returns and
less employ ment for sh0ussnos Of
workers, Who will GRO Wd those engaged
in other enployments. The thoGsendt
who lose their work, or work 81 reduced
wages, will be able to buy less Of hi
products OF other Industries, add II
that way all othor producers, and al
other trades will be affected. Il vii
be the work OF the Repu 1iicSn Club
TO make these facts clear 20 the voter
avery where, ard II this Is done in seA
son, . majority for the Republican
ticket In every Northern S.a.e vii. b
the result, tina, will defeat nnd rebuk
the endeAvor OF the present san.n''
traitor TO break aowa the America
system Of protection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

ONE OF THE first s>t5 that received
the signature OF George Washington
when he wss President OK the Ulited
States commenced In this manner:
"Wheress, IL Ia necessary for the sup.
port OF tho G0vetumsnt, for the dis
charge OF the de5s OF the United s .ates,
and tho encouragement and 2ro.sotlon
OF manufacturers, that duties oe levied
on goods, pArss and merchAnd!zs m
ported" rbat tits MEASURE was Ia
vored by Washington Is e7idea. from
the fact OF his signing Ii, and therefore
ne and The men who formed ;his Union,
saw, even In the infancy OF tbs
Republic, that 1t was necessary "tor
the encouragement and protection oil
mSnutAouse5 that duties be lsVlad" on
imported priduo.s, This truth, renoz
nized by hs founders OF Ihis Us ion, Il
now Ignored by the President, who as
sumes 20 FL the plsaH oc9upleh by
Washington, End who Ia surrounded
by those whose only oSigc; seems TO b
destruction 10 thoas Industries which
have placed America In the front raph
OF the nations OF the tarth. The via
dom OF WssaiDst9n's policy Is sbo VI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
Wanamaker &. Brown,
dis Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL. n4tf
OPENlNG!

$50 rolls of new Carpets of
fresh designs, beautiful COL
olng; the best which the
market can produce and at
prices as low as the lowest.
The great success of our
Carpet Department is entire
ly due to the choice selection
of our Carpets, the excellent
manner of their being laid
and the small advance over
cost of production.
N. |. LicltolstelD,
| III MARKET ST.
/ 1I6 SHIPLEY ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

The store Is a pleasant
place to spend a day,or part
of one. Ii you have been
housed up since the blizzard
came and want an outing or
change of scene, why not
come here? No need OF buy
ing or explaining to any
bodyiwhy you come. There
are things through the De-
partments to amuse, perhaps
instruct; there are waiting
rooms where you may read
or sew or chat; there is a
home-like air all about.
And now you have both
suggestion and invitation,
What more can we do?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

On Friday Emmett Wilson, 10 year
old boy, employed at the Arlington Mills
had his hand caught between two coz
wheels and three OF his fingers cut of.
DR. Cantwell dressed the wounded hand
Yesterday about p IN Frank Ait
son, c.lored, Tell on the ice at Fig tn
and Locust and received severe injury
on the back of his head. A cash az ut
three inches long was cut and the mln
suif,red considerably from loss OF blood
Erasmus SlnglCr. engi Ger at the Old
Ferry Rolling MIL rad three toes cut
from his lsft foot by an engine crank on
Friday morning last
Yesterday afternoon Edwin r Guild
had the thumb If bis lett hand cut open
by circular saw at the works of the
Jackson " Sharp Company, DR.. Can't
well gave the necessary surgical aid in
eacn Gaze.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
March,! March i

We have just opened the Sd eask Of
Ihcse new prupes, to sell pounds for 25c,
They are very fine Our assortment of
dry fruits is complete. We have plenty
OF canned goods of the very beet quality
at the lowest price. A well selected as
sortment of LeHten goods. Sugars at
King street prices.
We also announce reduction of 15c to
25c per barrel on the following brands of
-four; Clifton, Hungarian, Bridal Ven,
Gold Medal and all other brands We
make speciality of Flour by the barrel.
Our 25c coffee is good, and the % and
and Sic coffee is superior to any. A new
lot Of that fine flavor Coo tea.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
pniladelphis. Wilmington & Eal
timors Railroad.

trains Will leave Wilmington rs follow
Philadelphia te1pressl, . 252. 4 20, 81 20, LN
IA SO go, 81 100 II SA u 81 a. m, Il 50,
accommodation, 6 40, TO, 7 Cd, 10 IS a. m.
81 AGO, 20, 740, 10 90, 10 N p. m.
FOR Chester te1pressl, 8 30, $50, $50, sln
~ ~ II 40 Ii ol a. M, IL 30, b24, 40, 7Oo, AND
Accom- odatlon, $40, 700. 7O6, SIS, iOsSA
N !, Us, 90, s. %, %, and 10 20 p. N.
=, New 1ork, ~, %, 90 8 %, 100, 8 80, 10 o.,
~ Of "a ~, 'lS.z' 80, 2l,6,lo, ga, '626, 100
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 8 10 Ane
) !, a, n, :, 70 and 4O0p. M.
lions, u n. IN. u bs and u y. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 49, -
nh 9 100 and II 3s 2. IN.
baltimore aud Bay Line, IS p. m.
IN baltimore and Washington, %, 40, SO
- y and lloJa. NJ, i2O6, Il II, u, 81, 10
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, d 10, % u. M, l26S 9 o., aa
70 y. m, and II 05 Night,
GEORGETOWN and Lewes, 20 a. m, stOp.n.
seaford texpressl, 3b0p. IN.
HARRINGTON Delmar, and way stations, 50
Expresa Tor Harrington, 90 p. IN. Wa,
train, % p. In.
mar, ~. 80 p IN. and 10 05 Might.
Franklin cay, = ~ a. In.
Express for Cape Chaiies, Old Point Coz,
Tort, aud Norfolk, II 20 y. m. \ nd u " Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for WI.
minRton (eNpressD, Y IS. q 50, 10, ~, orc
lD2G II 49, l40, II ga, H., 2t2, . o., 403, 30,
o. 52l, 80T. @ 81, | 20 y. in.
Accomlnoda lon, $50, i6as a. M, LIZ 20
B6, 4S7. 622 5 Cd III 0S IL 40. and ii a y. IN.
For further Information, passengers are
: terrei 10 the ticket ofice at the station.
Trains marked thus 60 are limited EXPIRE
ffi Dl SP e. hi ftHFn i~ro Is cn"isfRe woop
General SEnasef General PASSENGER "a ne' Az,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

THE APPEAL made by the managers
OF the Associated Charities should NEE.
with . prompt response. This unex-
pected severe weather has thrown hun.
dreds OF persons ont OF work, whose
daily earnings, especially during the
winter, are barely sufa client to pro vide
for their families, and now that they
are unable 10 earn even thst amount
they are emiuensly deserving Of assist
ance. The winter has been long and
severe, equensly the Associated
Charities have had num- ers OF calls for
assistance, which have exhausted the
treasury, and they are now wlthon:
means TO assist many who Ars In urgent
need, The managers In their card say
shat there are some who have not yet
contributed, and ell suoh should hand
In their donations without delay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

Pyramids of snow outside
and pyramids and pyramids
of snowy Laces inside; heaps
Just as big of black. A whirl
wind has tossed them all in
to a heap with the prices
shaken to the bottom.
Black Spanish, "a to M In, IS to SIC.
Real Guipure, 2 TO ) ~ In, & to l5c.
Chantillyi s to in, 10 to 3Sc.
Half the regular price. Es-
curial, 81 to 10 In, for halt
and quarter.
Southwest of centre.
A fresh lot of Jersey
Waists at so and 75c. Ex-
pected to sell tor S3 and 81,
but the trimming is as fault.
10 dozen sample Jerseys,
latest European novelties.
Half price.
Sc ,ond floor, Chestnut street side. Two
elevators.
A roomiul of Filters that
will M Ike the muddiest
!Schuylkill water as clear as
ApoIlinaris. With cooler,
lS5.25 to SIo.25. Kitchen,
is to S7.25. Porous stone.
IS4 IS 10 $45.
placement, northwest OF centre.
| $500 U m brel a s fol-
1876. Two sorts. One O
close folding glace silk, yer!
oest OF fittings throughout
the other just as we'll made
land of material that i
,lsomething like old tashione'
q Turk 3 tin. Both full,
guaranteed against slippinl
: or cutting. We have neve
had a bigger So 70 wort,
lin Umbrellas.
IChestuut street side. west tf Main Alsl
II JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

HoUsEREEPERs and others cannot
be TOO careful OF their Ares during the
continuance OF this Arctic weather. =
O Are Was 20 break out Of present there
Is no telling where the destruction
would ,eAss. Oar aremen ere vigilAns
a1d eff Jient, bat thsre are certain con
didons Agains: which It Is impossible
tos them 10 contend. Many OF the
streets are badly obssrucied With drift.
OF snow, aud there ia no doubt but
rams OF tbe fre plugs are frozen. These
tAlDgs, With The hlga Wind which pre-
vsil1 every might, gould make II ex
trameiy d fiouiI, even for our fro de
par'ment, 10 suocsSsiuly oooe with 4
ooutlagrshon, especially II one should
break cut In the business part OF tht
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

No. /. Bay HORSE years old. 80. /
Bay horse, years Old, No g. Blark alfe
~ years old. head Of sttie. / eONs good
stock, Will be 10 profit day OF ,alr, two hditr
one bun, the iiun ~ Wang 'toc6. l1IN
shout pigs, ! large goat. Farming ihRr'
ments; 1 isTm wagon, hay rigging, luhP.
seat carrinPe, buggy, dearborn. ! "Et hgts
wagon, heavy log wagon, pole igf ltl"
born one hOts" cart, IN tnoi order ~
? p-ir ot shafts for carrl Kc, Champ nu g'ile
arm, / Champion mower, SINAI hallgpa
reaper, / hay cutter, corn shelir' sN
rake, 2-hurAe tulltr, rur-h'r e I4!l' = ~ ~
ofNBgun llIric.a. SIT utfAri harnt 'rs
OF dearborn harness, set % fArlart tAr4 Nv,
! eel OF lead haTntsz, dos gear =. l,ani
brides, haiters, > tets doutl llat',b l'gs ~
'all, ropes, cross cut saws, 2ahCs, 60" slAla ,,
pho ~, harrows, euiuFatprs htF c1hlAs,
FOR covering graiu, some small ladders ~ W
knives, forks, shoyels, spa Is h's- -fn, WV,
milk pans, ! large cook stove l'dl'' A''N"
and otAur things not Wrnt uhrl. IL
Terms All sums Of 80 and under 'A'n. ~, ~
sums over that amonnt ereld 81 lapl. XIV
viii be gwen on puFrhattr glsing = eahAA''
note with an approval ,ndnrs f;,,,,vy
JANE, McklNSEl',,
VIM. j. Lank, Auct. ms-I~ d-4l''''''"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
But Two Weeks
Remaining

Of our closing-out sale. All
the goods are to be sold,aud,
rather than send them back
to Philadelphia, will dispose
OF them at a large discount.
You may depend upon the
best of qualities and largely
reduced prices.
Anything not satisfactory
may be returned and money
refunded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

No. /. Gray mare, IL years old, gentle and
good worker.
10. :. Bay mare, will WORK anywhere.
No 3. Brown horse, 6years Old, about IL
ha DIS high, souni and good worker and
driv r. OS.r. "a
butter datrIlERn. lot Of hne MN
chi kops Plymouth Rock, Brown and White
Farming Implem auts: Two GermRnto Sn
carriages, liIht market dearborn, l .-hnrse
mil wagon. / smaller mill wagon, skeleton
wagon, tuunirgg airs OF am wagon, horse
cart, timber wheels, nearly new; lmil sled,
sleigh, sleigh tBshet, hay riggi X, single
and double wagO1 and carriage harness,
dearborn harness, cart nlfncss, lead gears,
Side saddle aud bridle, mems saddles ana
.bridles, hhlters, collars, brides, Syrat use
blow, wooden beau plOws, side hill pillow,
l iron AID woud frame cultiyators. hand
vClYtnR horse.rake hay cutter, gfsin an,
carriage pole, light " gon pole. forks. rakss,
shoYels, picks. manure forks, post spades,
Imaltocks, moving scytEes, crowbars, Chisel
bar, maui and wedges, stnn" sledges, log
chains, cant hooks, feed chests, 2 market
benches, block and fan, dirt sUOur, ca penIer
ladder, step ladders, buffalo robes, horse
blants Is, cIrTipge whips, post and rails lot
II bee hives, lot Of vinegar barrels, ice cream
freezer, boys 81" "a, caickrL cOops, double
barrel sh 1tgun, grain bag ct. timothy hay,
straw ard meadow nRy Household Gouts:
Bsdst ads stoves AMI pipe, chairs, 2 ward
robes, Is Ra lon copper kettle. churn and
many other articles II numerous to mention.
TvFms:-Al sums of ~ aud undo, cash;
sall sums over that amount a credit Of
hstnkalls mote with approved endOr er, or
per cent, OF for cash
Thomas Brarkin, Auct ml4-sG-w-itw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
POSTPONED sALE,-T sUB
scrihtrs going 70 retire from farming
Will sell AT public sale, on the Todd farm one
mile from Wilmington, on Philadelphia Pike,
adjoining Riyeryiew Cemetery, on
SATURDAY, MARCH l7TII, 1855,
at one O'Clock p. m,
hf adj of horaes.

at one O'CLOCK p. m,
4head Of horses;
r. No. l. Brown horse, Mar, Q year,
.N9S old is IL hRndR bIsh. sound Ard
kind, good worker An extra good road horse
, No. 2; Dun mare, Dsisv, 7 Yeas old Is I-a
hands nigh, good worker, is we known as
nIst-cinss driyrT, has been used by present
owner In me milk business.
No. 3 Brown horse, Harry u years old.
will work IN all harness.
No. 4. Bay horse, Bob, ~ years old, works
~ Sead OF dairy cows. s head ofrS=zrsS
tn Gro COWS viii be fresh by cay ofA ZNt{J
Eale. tho hDltuce al 20 spTInssrs 49,
and milkers. Several Of these are homesraI5ed
3 aucke Farming Implements Fifteen ions
OF good Timothy hay, about 10 tons OF meAuoW
hay, AL the hay IL under cover and l., good
condition; 10 acres of wheat In the ground.
Wagons aud harness; Une slds door milk
wagon, ma Ret dearborn, no Up buggy,
sleigh set Of chi rlaEc harness, set OF CsFt
harness, set OF STAGE harness, / set Of pillow
harness. Farming imDlcments-One farm
wagon, ~ good otder, l cart, nearly nc~ I;
horse rake corn MAKER, Advance reaper.
champion mower, h y aud fodder cutter, one
morse endless chain power in good ord " lth
,,' nrsans; roller, fam nlows harrows.
osi sash, In good repair, 1900 Cedar uehn
poles, lot OF peach baskets. Dairy Fixtures
Three 80 quart cans. small kerytng cans
pans buckets, measures. &C.
lLhhh. = An sums Of SIS andundrr rash, all
suns sum over that smou' a credit OF months
WIN be given, ON purchaser giving n banKahie
note Win an approved endorser, Interest al
ltl or per cent OF Tor cash OF all credit
\. II, No posipopement. This no hivi-
sion sale, th'ss lOds will positively be- sold 40
the kuhsGrihefs have no III Their use for them
J1IIN W. TODD,
, VIM. T. DDN A NO,
CLERK.
u0-stw-d, ip.faig
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14


DURING THE recent debate Ia the
United STATE Senate on the PensiaE
bill, 30 ne OF the Dsmocrasio mem Jess
denoun sd the Union sold 6rs wac
were asking for glgir rights, 8 mendi'
cAntg, whose only desire was 10 raid
the treasury. Thsss men have GER
tEinly forgotten she terms OF the con-
tract be, ween the Govern nens aud
those who responded as sins wneu
their services Were urgently nee ted,
and whom the ones WHO ara now de-
flaming them hid themselges in chin
ney corners or Joined The ranks Of the
secessioniss or the Home Guards, or
fear they might ba called upon. Qua
OF the proposals made by tins Govern
ment read IL this manner:
WANTED"
"Voluutesrs for three yeass urless
sooner discharged. One husdrel d1,-
lars bounty; thsricea doliars per
month.
"BoArd, clothes, medical attsndsn 50,
chance 10 travel, study and promotion,
Pension in the event Of wounds, Ola
ease, or injury In the esrvies.u
This Vas as the lime the frat call
Was made for men for three ears. and
the proposals under subsequent calls
were similar with the ex ,eptlon thai
the psy was increased TO sixteen dol
lars per month. Under these published
proposals. mtn accepted the conditions
and were held 10 O Birlcs pgrioImAnol
OF their pAEs o! the coutraol " To,
Government, which ia iu,h men OF ia
part OF the oordIiens, turlished then
with clothes, hoard and medical at
tendance, In addition TO paying tho ";
or SIG month And the bounty Agre 4
upon. Oonsequep ly the pension FOL
lows, No: rs = gratuity, bu: Rs part 0
contract entered ins3 By the Govern
meas, which 10 Rs binding upon Is 70
day ss Ii WAS the day 1t WAS made. Thl
fact that the soldier Vas aooep.e1 b,
che Government, should bs cuff Glen
evidence OF his Aoundness WHEN he On
tered the service, and the Wounds, dis
eSse or impaired health, from being II
the service OF the Government, shsll,
fix It's liability. The services OF sa
men who enlisted during the four yesr
OF the rebellion made the oounlry was
1t Is today, and they have tue righs .
dem aud the fulhltment, On tie par 0
the Government, q. the oonIraos who
they go well kept.