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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-01

II Y a a New-York une femme Qul
a ONE maris tous vivants, qui ma
iamais Ell d'enfants.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-01

Les j%ournaux &c Lac Charles
ahhonealent reinforcement que lie Or
Louis Meyer devait gutter Thibodaux
pour aller reslder dams cette derniere
vile. Nous sommes auiourd'hui en-
lHeeure dc dementir ce bruit.
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REDUCTION. = La saison etant
a%vancGe, Nine j., n. Wright fait
actnellement upe grande reduction
sur le prix des cEapeaux. Les per
sonnes qui en- ont besoin, mont qua
sc rendre a sou magasin encoignure
Market ct st. Louis OH Giles p%ourront,
aEec peu d'argent, Sen procurer I'm.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-01

lie Steamer Louisiana, n'atterre
plus au wharf de Thibodaux; pour
evlter les droits de wha rfage, il va
atterer en- dehors dies llmi,es de Ia
corporation.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-01
Fer Sale.

ONE LOT OF 1000 to 5000 JACKSON
~ Rallsoad bricks. Apply to
THOS. d. KENT.
President Police jury.
.-59a-4t Iafourche, La
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Mr. Frank Hoffman,. proprietaire
dies hatisses qui Sc trouvent sur Ia
rue du Main, entire les rues St-Philipye
ct St-Loais, leur fait dcnner n
honne couche de peinture, ct leur
apparence est DIES plus rejouissantes
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-01
EOUNELLES LOCALES.

T0UvELLES LOCALES,
lie Steamer Louisiana, n'atterre
plus au wharf de Thibodaux: nom
evlter les droits de wha rfage, il va
attercr en- dehors dies llmites de Ia
corporation.
Les JournauX &c Lac Charles
an%noncaient reinforcement que lie DR.
Louis Meyer devait gutter Thibodaux
pour aller reslder dams cette derniere
vile. Nous sommes au%iourd'hui en-
meeure de dementir ce bruit.
Mr Frank Hoffman,. proprietaire
DIES hatisses qui Sc trouyent sur Ia
rue du Main, entire les rues St. Philippe
ct St-Lolis, leur fait dcnner n
honne couche tie p%einture, ct leur
apparence est DIES plus rejouissantes
Les efets du defunt Tres. Rev.
pere Chas. NJ. Menard, Sc vendront 4
iencllere publique, lie samedi Is de
&c mois.
Nous sommes DAVIS que tout Sc
.-
venoira blen, car chacnn DIES parols-
stems, voudra avOir un de ses Obiets
ca souvenir de sa memoire.
REDUCTION. = La saison etant
avancee, Nine j. \. Wright fait
actuellement une grande reduction
sur le prix des chapeaux. Les per
sonnes qui en- ont besoin, mont qua
sc rendre a Sol magasin encoignure
Market ct st. Louis on elles p%ourront,
aEec peu d'argent, Sen procurer I'm.
Nr Gustave Abribat Jr. Went de
commencer l'assessement de la
paroisse pour lannee 1896. Ii est
assiste dams &c travail par Mr.. L.
PARA, IN ex-membre du Jury Police
qui c'est toujours occupG, pendant
qu'll faisait partie de ce corps deli
beratif, DIES intelets de la paroisse
avec Zele.
Nine Neuve g. Cazenavette a
l'honneur de nous faire part du
marriage de 81 file Isabelle avec Mr..
Raphael Edward de los Reyes, tous
deux de Ia Nonvelle-O Orleans. La
ceremonie nuptiale aura lieu lie s
de &c mois. Nous souhaitons au
fntur couple de longs jours de
prosperlt6 ct de bcnheur.
Lundi dernier, pour la premiere
fois. dams notre vllle, la population a
Ell le plaislr d'entendre une tragedie
de Shakespeare Othello, enterpretee
par Mr.. Edwin Ferry, supporte par
Mr. Charles Collins ct par une excel
lente troupe. Pour cette occasion, la
population s'est rendue en- masse
dams la sale du Theatre ct a etc
emerveillee dc la maniere toute
superieure don't ellie a etc rendue.
Nine Espenan, ~dlplomee, par la
Faculte de Medicine de Montpelier, !
France, offre ses services CONNIE
Sage-Femme. Ses prix sont tres
raisonnables.
Les personnes qui ont bosom de
ses services Ia trouveront toujours
prete a repondre a leur appel. Son
prix est a Ia portee de toutes les
bourses. Pour plus ample informa-
ton, voyez l'anEonce.
Dams notre dernier numero, nous
avons suggere rerection dun monu-
ment commemorate en- l'honneur de
la memoire de notre tres venere
pasteur, lie Tres Rev. Pere Charles NJ.
Menard. ST telle est Intention DIES
rOisSienS 90 don't mons n'ayOnS
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A E,HAgIyAF1oS J

I'M mile de TEibodaux. la Motto compliant
ct la Balance a I'm tieux, trois ct quatres
ans. Pour plus amples iniormations, $ 'adres-
ser 4 J. NJ. NERGNOLE. New Orleans.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-01
TICKET DEMOCkATIOUE

TICKET D~EM0CkATIQUE
Po1r Gouverneur.
MURPHY j. FOSTER
st. Mary
Pour Lieutenant Gonverneur,
4. II. SNYDER, Jr.,
Tensas.
Pom Auditeur,
". w. HEARD,
Union.
Pour Tresorler,
\. Y. TOIRAET,
St. Martin.
Pour Secr6taire Fiat,
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Orieaus.
Pour Attorney Generate.
MILTON j. CUNNINGHAM,
Natchitoches.
Pour Supt. dEducation Public.
J. V. CALHOUN,
Orleans.
OFFICERS DE- ParOisSe:
Pour S6nateurs d'Eiat
JOS. f. LEBLANC
dc FAssomption.
JOHN d. SHAFFER
de Terrcbonne.
J. III Jrge-1sme District Jnd!ciaire
l.. /. CAILLOTET,
dc Lafourche.
Pour Avocat de District
B. +. WINCHESTER,
dc Terrebonne.
Pour la Legislature,
i. 4. TROSCLAIR,
u. UELAINE,
#E~,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-01

Les efiets du dGfunt Tres. Rev.
pere Chas. NJ. Menard, Sc vendront 4
%Ienchere publique, lie samedi Is de
ce mois.
Nous sommes DAVIS que tout Sc
vendra bien, car chacnn DIES parols-
stems, voudra avoir I'm de ses obicts
ca souvenir de sa memoire.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Tgr ROY DID NOr TRY SUICIDE.

Cap,ain Martens o, the East Thiriy-nfih-st sta
ton laughed az the story published yesterday that
tho italian boy who has accused EDWARD McVor-
mack - ga. murder OF uitle Mary Cunningham.
,-,., ., ..,nr,l, suicide when taken into custody
or hat h. ,s guilty OF rho murder ~ the gr! He
SAYS that tnc boy va taken into his room Tor eN-
animation on Tuesday morning. and when mis-
ras over DO was ilid that he would have 70 re-
main IN ,h.. station over night This angered him
greatly ana be beat hs forehead IN a Violent man
ner striking his nose so ma 'iDoh began 20 nov"
cnuf,iu Martens denies. however. that the boy
ar.O , knlf. or that 30. siahh.i himself with H.
re .',r wnish b. fluu! On ni- breast. the boy
snvs Wa inflicted some years AE' bN d comp"hloh
" nn stabbed him with Il slrito
m. rnpiAln also sly- that he has no evidence
.We .ifnul," n. aided have taken him into
custody a. "a witness against Mccormack. but have
found a- Y'f ~ c"~ connecting him IN any way
WITH the crime
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
KATONAH.

A noon wedding took place last Wednesday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood Reynolds. Croton
Lake when their second daughter. Miss Josephine
REYNOLDS was married TO Edward b. Kear son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kear OF yorktown Heights
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
sheldon pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Croton Lake The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Ezabet Reynolds as maid OF honor
and the best man Samuel Cnderhill. an init
hower-eirls were the Misses Todd (2) Reynolds o.
Clark and Dunskn the bridesmaids were Miss
S;arrltt OF Sing Sing: Miss Gregory. OF Croton;
Miss Julia Teed OF Godens Bridge and Miss Ella
Maud Merritt OF Katonah. Duncan Hail. OF Kitch-
avian: Field Kennard. OF Baldwins Place Isaac -.
Williams Of Bedford and Harry r. Barrett OF
Katonah, served ushers. large number OF
friends and relatives from NewYork and the coun-
try for many miles around present TO OFFER
cOngra tuatons. after which q wedding breakfast
was served Mr.. and Mrs. Kear will make their
home at Yorktown Heights after the wedding
journey is over. Mr. Kear being Supervisor ot the
town OF Yorktown
The monthly meeting o. the Mzpah Circle OF
Mrs. Elbridge a. Arnold tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Mrs Mary Bouton OF Elizabeth. y. j.. a sister
in-law OF Mrs Folsom, OF this place. died at her
home suddenly on Sunday. and was brought here
on Wednesday last for burial. The services
held at the home OF her brother Cyrus Lawrence,
OF South Salem. and were conducted by the Rev
Mr.. Kear. a Presbyterian minister OF Elizabeth
Four children survive her-Mrs. Godwin. Miss
Gertrude Bouton. and Edward and Adrian Bouton--
seventy-two years old and a former resident OF
Soufh Salem.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

rived at the Bar at 1926 a m. ,.. "a with
steamer Aach,n tC,n Hashsgen. Bremen May - Ar Ar
mlse and NJ steerage passengers TO oeirchs =" ."
S,aTer M r, e,Tc Gir, Mckay Barbados May % SA;,
Unique and pSmnlca ne ~ y = AThsaa Tnsa - Win nis. and y
passengers % \ f. Outerorldge q co. Atf''' a" '"' -
steamer cuba NorD Bornhod Gena.yss and * x!,sS Na
~ with fruit 10 PIN Forwood & Keio'k A''"e'
's Steiner T5 Ha'aS S xSr hansen. Boss de- TSs WssA
days with fruit To ; oieri' Nesse 20 he""s''
CO ry'f q az Man. ae ran Har al Nv W with s
s,camcr n@t Roansk Boa1 Newport New. and SSra "a
with mdse and passengers 70 ot pom1,Sn pSadephs
steamer North Anslia Irl. 10 = Co
3 hnr IN s'9: re to nsae a. r. GasS sacaH % S I
with kauri gum Arnold Cheney No'
= sandy isi Hook; y J. June ESQ es p Hwind ''''''
steamer Heusesund ,Nor, Hansen. Bluene''''
renea Steamer II II whnney Hae,,. BostonmH sse%x .
steamer Orinoco tBr). Fraser haH'"0'"
'H;"rU steamer Victoria cBr, wctherel Perth A"'''
Munson. ,,.~os 81 Jsgo eN
steamer Santiago. Issh,on, cienfu's'' =,
steamer Kansas city Fisher nMss-Hosio Hall
Steamer Steamer nran. SasS wsxs Ss~.
steamer Monkseaton 'Br) beas'e''
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and N'"'
os s,ea%@r Hr" Shesapeakc d den SSa'sNw
steamer Teviotdale (Br). Gordon r' -
shin 81 Nicholas Mcintosh Phiiadephia-pO''''
SAILED - usyrs
Steamer Suram (Br). FOR Flushing, sg via Piynoass
and Bordeaux: Columbia (Ger). ha'oe Brs'oo
and CheTbourg George ". clyde. Cisn~
,NorD Gbara: Orinoco tBrl. berhuua -,s Ueston BIB
fuegos st Jago ETC. via Nassau, Heo.s. Kansas Ci;
Oporo Monkseaton dSr). Ne"I,S' Scwnort News: r. W.
Savannah; Yorktown Norfolk and Ne"P''
irune Baltimore. ..,,rps
THE MOVEMENTS or sTEA"T"0
FOREIGN PORTS. .,, Ns
Steamer Teutontc tBr.). Cameron IRON -
New York sailed from Oueens.oMn from New-Yo'k !"
Steamer Amsterdam Nch) stens. ~~
arrived Boulogie Jun, from New!
steamer Furst Bismarck Ger Aipe.. p,vmouh. Juns
Tor Cherbourg and Hamburg arrived u" a..
Steamer pr,,annc Br). Haddock. from Ne"
ryernonl arrived Al Fastnet. June ,ron, New-Io"s
steamer Traye ,tier.). Thalonho's,,.. lime
via Southampton arrived at Brensi S,ormer for NV"
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II. ,6erJ lime l. ...
w u,a Chraltar sailed from Genoa yyork via GID
s,somsr Werra ,GerD, Poh,e. rom WV -
ra:,ar arrived a. Genoa. June sr Nsw-York MAY -
steamer Mohawk ,BI,,ana ,BI Fin june ,..rsam, sz
for london; pssssa,, psss,a oputch) Voege. from
Nsw Y"yk nassed Prawle Point Jun, Jun, IRON, Palermo w
steamer Nor ,Nor), Bsndixen s"''e' M
New nork NAY Msx|an tBr Royce. fro" June
Ianero sailed from 81 luc'a oI from Rio .svvrs
steamer Heyeiius tBeg). stap,.V'I,c lucia for New '
and Pcrnambuco. sailed ft"'' % ,,.rd,nL
Jun, s,,sm.r spasrndam Dutch, pfu,er,; 'v"' ,,.
sailed iouiogne for New s,san:ns from Nrv.a Il
April s via Alexandria. Egypt. apd r''' .. w.y
Odessa June 80, .,.or.,ol frcm New "s porj
Il, for Aden. singapore. fokoha"% " - NJ
SAID si.smss Jmns Michigan ,rr,. Ftndiay from Ne"~'
a. arrived st London June =
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

George Schrone. forty-eght years old resident OF
Tompknsve Staten Island. died at his home yes
terday from Injuries received In trolley accident on
Monday afHnoon. Schronc was a driver for Charles
App. and was taking a load of furniture To Temp
kinsvllle While driving In Bay-st.. Stapleton.
Staten Island electric car ran INTO him. throwing
him from thc wagon. lie suffered conclusion Of the
brain and other injuries.
The Midland Railroad yesterday began the con-
struction OF It's line In Water-st. Siapleton. When
IT is completed the line Will transfer passengers
the Rapid Transit road.
The trial OF Michael Meehan for alleged violation
OF the election laws well as his companions,
who, IL IL charged attempted To vote Illegally at
the charter election in Edgewater on Tuesday, was
set down yesterday by Justice Marsh for next Tues
day.
Mrs. Frederick Bachmann. the wife OF Frederick
Bachmann, the brewer. OF Clifton. died suddenly
yesterday at Middlet0wn. y. y.
The Mckinley League Of Richmond County will
hold a mass meeting tomorrow evening In irving
Erirhfnn
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
EEW-ROCHFLLE.

The strawberry festival IN ST. Johns "e1"v-
Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening was wen
tended and much enjoyed by those present ne
Evenings entertainment included a recitation "'
v,es Mary f. Hayes and several songs by Mrs
Hepburn. ,A.,.
Mrs l. Clarke Maynard has returned 10 her ho'h'
+, ps,1a,cs Park after brief sojourn In Wcr-
nersville Penn. , -
on Saturday morning. June g. at O'CLOCK an e~-
animation will be held in the postor'ce ,or carr
and postal clerks. The examination VIII ne u''e'
the direction Of Charles B. Freeman VINO II S''-
retary OF the Board OF Examiners; ,.A..,
The members OF ST. Lucas German buthe'd'
Church are considering seriously ths quesWrond 0
erecting new church building. NeNt MonuaI
riobt 'bev mee, 20 hear the report OF committee
annointed TO inquire into the subject . -
'Wiss Agnes White has accepted the pace or gov
erness in the family OF the Rev. Rebert ttrrlrr
nastor Of the Baptist Church OF Poughkeepsie. ana
formerly Of this village. , - l., hta
Francis Wilson is spending the summer IN ms
home THE Orchard" in Meadow Lane. which -
only three minutes walk from the salt water. -,
The Arlington Social Club was entertained py
Charles Maher in his home. in North-st iast week week
at masquerade party and this closed the SOCIAL
meetings OF the club for the season
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

Der s., go year AS she peases ana sne 'or ers
M, spend one-nfh q II. All or the cllldrrm ~, az
wel liked Mollie the odeFt child. = tne W,ie a o,
stanley Rrown. The representative or the Alasna
Commercial company az Washnston James anu anu
Harry are practising law in partnership al ~ 80
nnI ana ar" rapidly making both money ana ana fSpn- S
,,,tons lanes is "A member Of the ono STATE Stll-
ate With an excellent record. They are both splen-
dN fellows and promise 70 be usetul anu famous
men. .. . ,our l,vs
after his nomination than he ever had AT any o'neI
Inn. In his NE He reached Cleveland from the
Chicago Convention with Just S) N MS pocket
That represented all the wealth ne had IN me
world except his mortgagcd home In Mentor. kiHW-
ing this circumstance. Sylvester T. Everett. the
well known Cleveland banker. I'm whose mouse ne
was guest started out one morning With u u e Iie
suSsrr.pt on paper. and came back with ten VIZ"
checks one 81 which bore his own signature lie
nNcl np a bank book. WIKI package or panK
"a, cks put them an In envelope. and at the
nrst oppo ortunlty handed the package 20 Gariieli
With a remark that there VAS ntte pin money
for his personal expenses during the campaisn and
an explanation that not a penny or II was 70 be
spent for political purposes
When the General realized the amount and the
nature Of the II he fcll upon Everetts neck and
wcpt Ike a child. He said hat the greatest load
hc had 10 bear had been taken from him, for be
had been lying awake A. nights wondering how he
Was going to meet his personal expenses during the
campaign. lie sad. TO-, ha' ne never Hau 50
much money before in his life.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
CLOSE or THE CTBiN FifR.

, WEDDING CEREMONY TAKES PLACE IN FRONT
or THE SANITARY np"T1f
Tho Cuban Fair IN Madison Square GARDEN "sS
h-o.,eb, 20 a close lao, night by dance IN "'"."
cvcrvhodv who took part appeared 20 haVo d JOY
good time The attendance during thc evening was
- t,-c,- ,h,n AZ any other time during tho
rar and tho Garden presented an animated 1p-
p-arance ~ , ,r, - 4,
Tho wedding Of Mrs Lee Willard hil! VINO ,S
said 20 be a distant rc.ailve of ''n''"' r'~ 'e'
sidney Argel was the prime pal at
traction l. took place n s2o p m in front ~ 'h'
Sanitary booth Mrs Du Laney. IN" mo'h~r 'i '"e
bride. stood up with her. The ceremony Wa yer
forne1 bv the Rev Alfred W II Holder. pastor
., ,,e six,een,h S'rcet Bap' - Church. AZ the
c,oso > the ceremony the old Guard Band played
a wedding march.
All the goods which had been collected Tor the
F.,r were auc'ioned or last nighi ana ne;iea
...,.,.n. surn The promoters OF the Fair are
n,c. ni"s.ei With 80 success considering the fac'
,na, ,hc pian was conceived and carried out withn
rfsy-frrc~ days
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
rHIID hTILED BY 4 FAIL.

Frances Hyrc~. Ten years old. OF 80. Morton-s'..
Ms Instantly Killed H-t evening by falling lr feet
,hr,,gh Al alfsnafi between Sos and Morton
ST. France. Ns.l 90 ~" top Moor II ~. Morton
~ With Frank Garter AMI hts VA. who nbor' three
year, ago adopted her. Her fnther X dead and her
mother is too poor 20 support her She frequently
went up 70 the roofs of The nearby buildings 20
piav AMI many times preferred to go alone. This
wn. tho cisr YESTERDAY. Mr. Carter had gwen
her a piece - bread aui butter. and Frances told
h.r "a. Wns going on fhc roof 20 eat n.
Aboui zen minutes attcr~ari several small girls
ran upstairs AMI told Mrs. carter tAat frances had
fallen down the nlT-huft at 40. .. Nrs. Carter
hurried down. and met a policeman carrying the
litf.c grl ont ~ TIE narrow, Vaui-iike snaft She
was dead. her back and 'hc base Of the skull being
broken. The distanc" she Zen was fully hunired
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
SING SING.

COMMENCEMENT AT MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMY.
The commencement exercises al the Mount Pleas
ant Academy Sing Sing Messrs. Brusle and Emory.
principals took pace yesterday. The INSTITUTION
is an old one having been founded in 1874 and
seldom history has its annual closing fallen
on a fairer day. The morning was devoted 10 the
sports and games OF the Athletic Club. There were
sixteen affairs on the programme all OF which
were contested with spirit. j. i. Shook won the
first prize In the standing broad jump l2O-yard hrr-
die race standing high jump. hop. step and jump
and running broad jump. Il. Williamson exceIed
in throwing the baseball and in the loOyard dash.
w. j. Peters won the flfty-yard dash. f. b. Eber-
stadt won the sack race. George w. Gerlach mace
the highest high kick. The running hlEh Jump cor
lest was won by C. W. Dickel b. j. Watkins came
ou, first In the obstacle race. and r. q. See won III
the potato race. . -, ,.,oo,
The literary exercises were held IN the afternoon
IN the locker-room and the music-roOm. wnlch COR
meet by a wide doorway. Decorations OF mowers,
plants fiags and lanterns made the entire low low
floor of the building attractive The exercises
opened with an Invocation by the Rev James y,
McWillams following which there was % musu any III
an address by Hamilton Wright Mabie me III, Ia. "a.
for excellent scholarship was presented 70 aues @
Gabriel A. Ruttkay. and the department. medaI was
awarded 10 Cadet Edmond Henisch. Inc eHT, s'nn
cses were brought 10 a close by the presen nta'!pn M
of the prizes won in the athletic games OF 'ne
morning The military drill and dress paraus a.
O'Clock attracted ,arge assembage OF sPcca'o, "a
The battalion made an excellent appeaidCc ,,t .t,'.
tho cadets went through the various evolu'ions WIN
soldierly precision The reception IN the even5 snr
was attended by a brilliant throng OF guests iron,
this village and other places. who were entertd @ ieu
with that hospitality for which the academy Has
long been famous.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
NOT\T PLEASANT.
REPUBLICANS FORM LhA''N an
NOAH DAVIS ICE-PRES1DENI-fho
TIov THE KEYNOTE.

DE
NOAH DAVIS MISREPRESENTATION ~
TlON THE KEYNOTE
-,,,oo,s Of the town Of Mount Pleasant
- ,,c,nass several Westchester villages WIN
considerable population. among them Nor'h , iails
town and Pleasantvil,e. have erected an 'a, ols%~
t;on eredtable to themselves ana 'he H'P"''>~'
party. noo ~ vice-presi-
Noah Davis in accepting the once OF 'O'p'0'
den, of the league, wrote as follows - ooe
Ie xyos, Fiftv-slxth-st. New-lork. May 3D. 1850
ber Broye fsS 5sv seSTedar{ yor favor
,he iRepublican League of Mount Pleasant mas erect
ed me It's y@ice1preSiden,li,b wee pres. ,T,ib Measure.
As soon as the nomination for Presideh. M nnven
maoe y Z, 'N Iops trust your League will enter vig-
orous,v upon work of restoring Ine pf he,
AN aor,ran market for American labor instead Oh s
surrender the labor of other an an9S clzen % native
or nvaturazed must by the light oi eNPsfa PR
there but Sns Wag % O the RepuDcan
party to the full control OF our Na'io""' WV
"i od as am hope to conribue all the P9%en Nv nv
possess that great end Inis VII VIII @ conn,yv re-
sume its greatness and power Yo9rs yfTy bAyis 5Tny
The appltcaton for membership in the League
,.res M omen question as to the party affiliations
NJ the applicant The present membership OF the
League enrolled by application is 43s They have
hired the building at Beekman-ave. and Courtland-
st. North Tarryown as headauar'ers' M ana cap arr
nonsense plan. /, was the members of ihs league M
who. as the Good Government Club, defeated so
6ieastrousv the Mugwump- Democratic combnaton
a. the recent town and village election held in March
last. -, sau,,o oro as
The officers and committees OF the League are as
follows: President. Colonel Edward Henry Kent ;
yice-presidents Noah Davis, Henry Fielden; Ge0rge
AxeI Bergh. " j. sagle. William G. Given, James
A. Thompson: Alfred Sears George Adams ,rnn JGnn
Washburn. William u Hammond Charles a Darney' !,
Earle: treasurer, George f. Hutchinson; recording
secretary. Gilbert Brewer; corresponding secretary
g l. HALL sergeant at-arms. Henry Burke
Executive Commiitee-Henry Fielden. Harry
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