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V^XXXIX...No-I2,006. NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I*, is;.*. PRICE POUR CENTS.
BUTLER NOMINATED.
Hfl COBYIKlTOfl A T WOBCBflTBE
g, yp .W PA i.lllUKIMi. WMU'H m CHAIBMAB Mit.
Tai ? >\. Kiii-f? i\ OMa wint i?:i |m i i.ty?
A RjU Ol ATK Tic UFT AMI A l'l.A I I OttM.
The State Convent ion of the Kuller Dem?
ocrat* Ol Magnat lni-otts BBOt in Worcester
y<ab r.l.iv. It w as a largv tTtitlicvtiiir, but thr
Hill phaB i1< in? nt was v, rv oiiiis.iicuoii? in it,
pnit tl?r day was mpt nt lat gvly in Bolcj wiaii
gjlag? Wiu-iuvt-r Mr. Tarbox, the propJdkttbj
It-ft t'ie iliair, the OtBtorj became violent ami
tlie Convention uoisy. The loUOwlPig tickt t
trat aotnineted :
j r (, m mar B. F. r. itler, of Lewt IL
/..r / out. in'?/-!,<>r. ;??.<,??A. (.. WoodWOttB, Of
Cbieop i.
j i y-.i'i.m- M. T.Donahue, of Fairheven,
/er .1 .taaral VV. F. Nurthoud, of eeieoe.
jor frcewarer* I). N. Skillinaa.
i r deeah*. - 1 >. J. Klag, ol Buetoa,
The pJotfojtrpj inn<:<.i National Ioobmm an>
tin !y. and djOTOtod its IT tu Stahl questions.
Tbc Citil DaaaapToa ael and convict labor
arere otreanoualy aV no um cd. Tba ooatral ut
apjraontaoM was adTM teil.
Tili: BUTLER ME rHE 1 KIT. BLUES,
chaii.man i txaox < i tuai tat at n i h pariv ab
Tin: D v i aacf <?r MABSAcaraxiia igt
PLATPoaat !>..;> na ?amv?iih iPPffTo op ihk
oonvxgTi >v.
tat .. ? i ??? tra ro mr tamenmi
Woao -i tt, Mao**Beau 17.?Tba BtrtaarDexeo
era tie c invention In daj aarriad oat i ba exaei pre*
greaaani ptaa iredlor tt bt ii < matter, bat u did 11a
r; p dato 1 w tU in anything exa pt n mon itonnua,
i ihiaedikc way. rbere were many hitches und
|ate aad a great d< dot wrangling and noiee;but
(bat waedae aot to aap i-<??1 diseen-i >n ?s toibe
paaiagMBaieena*Ibaprogramme, bat to the mio
paaa tf the autjoritv of thedelegates as to nmin
i itary rales, tba hankering of im i'l p dltmimis
f.ir a ahaaea t? tail., aad tba feellapi ei
tho stroag Miledan element fr h rttm
j ... fle pt lo ni , nt w..a itus .: ment that
Iba oaorroahlea loiki-1 lii.o a Feniau uin-a-mct
ing. At leaet ftaai'Bfllu >d the d? leg ... a wore un
gtlaatka ily firnu Iba" greet! *> i.'' I.? Okers-on nt the
BapabBaaa aeavaatioa of paaterdav. wlto war? ni
l'.tti" bared bgtbadigiih"! h ir tti iv aal li-k of
!? Ii Iii la t t? proea mIiof that '? >dv, f ;tt I a re
fraebiag coatraat ia tba tarbalenoe of the IVmo
OTOtM crowd 1 bat if thai fargot tlm fun of the
IbtagfaraMameitt to i. ll it t!ia tii--t? Very, low -
brawed wBowo were prepariagtomake a t" t;.t for
the poeaeealaa of the Crovernmout ol the grand old
Idetofk UeaamaawaaHb ed MaaMwhttsetta, tl.eir
pamaamrnt changed ton. rbraa redatetton.
t i. ri I i?f.iii?.*a! ii wai tevt!! .? as a:rolli;
aatbaBepablieaagalbartagaeid m tin* oatuc hall
yaaterd ty. The mtaatkna, however, was to make It
gaaak larger; The baaai ad repreeentation was ao
f.xrd thai if full del.gat tots lad appeared frun j
aU towaa aad eitiee taece weald have been u.^oo j
del' ratet La the body. Probably there were i
1,00g nreaaBt. Tba Cotnadttea ou Cre<lentiala
aaaartad l,7:?it. bad th s was a manifest do- j
Mataaa, the a amber of men aeerediied :ind not |
t: n i" bat aabaally preeeat being annon red. i
If the azpeeted erwwd had eoawlt waatbelnteu*
tii'ti to have ad.i nir le I to the skating rink und '
?ada aa ado over the want af eayaeity of the bin '
hull to hold the eCBVOattoa. There was crowd
eaeagjh, bawevea. to aaaw that Batler has not lout
pay ef tda Deaaaaaatie foUoarera of laei year, ihe
Abbotl ractloa, who eaBtbeamelvee the regular
J> maarata and in-i!.t that Hutler'a BUppornrs uro
inn Min ei -., who to 'k |io-sessu>n of the lli iimi iutio
t . and pa ir und eat the atPAeata adrfatt In a yawL
luiiet Ma- that tin v have no chance ol regaining pos
Baaaiaa of the araft,
tai.ini.\ pjaJtag a FiKitT Bpaaca.
Tbeeaavaataaa dM aal betbat rteetf with the for
i. liny of a tampataty abatiaHMaj hut placed the
panaaaaal ptaatdeat teleeted by the.^tate t ommit
bw, tin ll"t). Jonii K. Turbox, at once in pos>e.saion
ol t .'ie gavel.
Mr, iariiox, ait'iongh of Bew-Xaghkad lineage,
might paae anywhere aa a typaeal south C^roliuiau,
having t' e -tra itht, Idack bur, Ballow complexion,
forinidalde mouetaehe, h;gu c'ueck-lioncs, and d ad
in? arneet look of tne gcnuii.e aahnetto chivalry
Badptaaat^ mm\ la a tail ad peleexo black, but Ins
liti oiling woxda art a good deal modiliii] hy a
patr of-iMM'tacles. Ilemaiiea vigorous (-p.. eh in
c.1 atatat aal m'.vle, devoted alaaap] entirely to ?n
as--rti oi of the regularity of tlo< organiaation r> p- i
r > a ted hy the onuvoi tioa, aad to heaping eooru
ami ridiealt upon the atbex wing of the putty. He |
daaoaaeed aba FaoenU Hall managen n? facti "us i
aaddl layalaad foca to the party welfare. He i
kbowed tue ab-urdity of nu n who ha-1 vot.il lor i
BMreoeBveakrj a:nli !.nr ??? Pi .new tdamaattempt
lag to axel ada everybody from a Democratic co n- I
PHataaa wba fevered Benjamin F. Butler, a ahhrt i
extract fiaeebat^eeeb will show its tone, ntai at
tba taaaa time exhibit tba poeitioa oi t!.> conven
Maa, Bafeaiag aa the laeolat mi of tlie Executive
Cemn Itti e leaf year to i xolode the lluth r men, he
m d:
Oa tke eve af tea eoavoal aa at Vateeetcr the ?.m
?ane* peaeeaeaMt to ezaeute the threat. A proa* nncod
i ;i y, aanru oi tiulte two-thirde oi the Uchgiiee,
aere la favor oi Batler** aominatloa. that thej repie
Maa I a v ry in,n il Birgel preportloa el toe Deaioeraia
af t:..- - it. mi .iioaii eoaelueively -u Ihe ehetloii re
?tili?. Under Ik *e eondll.IB* eomuilttee'e uoiple
? IB ? -a ia !?? ii:?.?. the ae iple their, end. ai.d ikemru iv>?
tograi-efatly aahealt or m afaitp rebel.
Ilu h ae. iiir. iruiu lunc n.' o! civitn: law uti ! c in
maiut tu t in lieaaoeratlo party, they had eeaa la eeo*
aklar iheir rtgk t.< rak ft aa preeertptive. 1 bev forgot
Iba] a gig iaal* aad aeennu d ihe inaetor "I am tlie |
I ite.M aaid royal gotbr*. '?Wear* the party." Oe-j
Blared . .1 . mmlitve. L* >ou prelexte aueli aa a I/i'iiai
anu r turntag Beard would have bluaheg to adupt, tia-y '
aaarn d the prerognuve of ibo eouventlun and decided j
Buootli ?! giblllt jr of lt? memuera. ixjectlug U< cre.hu-I
Bel* of fairly eB tea deleaatea aad a leptingthe munu '
Bietari <i eratMiatb*!*ol aaea v. boatood f. r no Democrat|.< I
? mi',i'ii-.i. .. A* loraahadnwid in thi reaoiouonot iiie j
I i.' itive Committee, the i nvcntlon wa* t*? tie con*tt- j
tu . ...- i ,. temmltBee euoul.i aaaat ami no. as tan poo
j ? . ad eaaaea.
Bbat ?? r the n pteeenmBvet of the ample in ?neb |
um i. in y to do?to aobrall taowlrl The) aci.il nke .
laea *> ?? thv the nante tie v dared maintain. They : rti d I
fat tke-;.'ri. of the men ol 1770, who roeted tue inlunt |
repahlb in the eradl id . eolation. They acted aa ,
am.u'-i bbv* BV Btea ol 1870, whea traae atrode trtnm
pa?al ""er ike proa trat ballot into the Nation'* I
bigb etat. They dM 11" laVMHag at ibeir con- 1
rt to In... ai.mni'.o! In lie puoo Wi.fio tiny ,
w.i. lummoeea to ateet, ia tne uad aeeared by tbcir |
.: a* -. . i Committee, for tue r uaa. The) e>u.
aillltd ao " kaiglaiy *" rnerbmii .k peaeai.ie poaaee- i
aloa of Obelr owa premUot Is the aami aad by the
1..?., namtet at tin Demoei w i el tba State thi > organ
Utdtk .oi v< iion aad imrloimed thetru I ttuy were
it irged wltk 1' the procedure wae Irregular .i any
j ii ot partlamta'"rr mihi p?naler ra flcat'on
bei egitiatiaed It. Oar tltie reale ea me Brm basn. of
t.. c. u?eut ol tue peopl.-, is ii.- Bat loa laml* lnvinrl
i ia ? eutavorlty la aaif* uJ tke Breganu action of it*
founder*, , . , ,
i be ' eaponelbUity of taking peaeeaelen el tne ha.' liui
I- u falaaly Imputeg to Gaoeral Butlar. Hei-boini
tu. I to that Baeaar. Ii in? a<-i ol tin- dchi-atet.,
ai.iif. li gone m rtghte ue ?ehT-defeaoe,
bafllea lu tbelr toanaloa* altempi m eaptore the con
v.: i a, in. rommitUM aameiegaatboritj to udp.ioii it
(??t- eerreeul tu mibe ? mveaitoe alone),and auoee
mwa i a-?. u. jKd iheataelve* bagelber in Fam-u.1
f: , j j ,. p l I bet i eaudtdah foi Oov
?: ma aaaat dUglngulehed iBaaoerai In
Ba Btale, Iba r atrougeal name b| ahl h to
? ?! )<!? lilt ihuiih l..<-> , ?1.. 1 0.- iL i- iii?.?
bat ft, - aVIlghled to Honor. Aa the (eOUlt, out of a
l ? go .n,ii ii . ? aeanted bam ihmn 10,000 vote*,
lie. i yaewiaal they are tke Demiiereti* party, aoO
t .. j. . .,u, ..it,, j ( t .at uaen* BteeaaaleraBle tact ion,
Otatcelj aobatauilal eaougb toeaat a risible ahmlow in
iL. M , u ti. ,.( seBtaaagn ih aad barm leas tliat
to. h> 11.urn *n party lattiosdees and aerate it, hi all i bat
B a', o. i, gai.aal arraj ol 100.000 mi Q *i " uarubod
J<i ti. boBs w.u. nbfeg iu :e.Td. I: 1? n-t uuu,
let not oi l political tu. .in-n outelde the
Plats credll uu slaader. Ti e greai U mocratb party
tf Mrt*atnbamitis is hi ia. 1.? antedar'l (the aame that
J garsi i aarertedi 11 bet , oasts ued, i an utllated
Jo-i i bendred uteaaaad free aaea aad tru< llemocrata'
lt B urgauti i.... i.,. , .1.. . a Uli la b .. ill o* Uie
ckr.i (...: i;.,? ; net merely to ab telului -a.iiiU
at u Batnatal usaaaeratla urtamp-k, u.a lo help to
BrbieVi .1.
Bgruto orjBanBLT gopJiWATgav
i . Banal eammi tteeo waae api atated by Ike Chair.
As t-i ? :j usihisi .. ii.. . the ...tivc.itioii wa- hae
tly oaamatted to Bath r to. rood any chaace f?r u
dthi.t, and to I.e..d ..if ? small tlanjul led by a
>? o.g Braak ward prdrakdaa fpaai Boston, named
?day, traa bed beaa threateabag ; , n..n..- miaohiei
Um muht before. Mr. Li thrnp, of Springfield
?And tho foUowbxg leeolalloa :
BSMegatatag ttin jrm.ral d.-str? of th? pennte,
MM haeaewd by the ilinttb of National party
'? y ? '? ii-, fur a etrftnjto of administration
and ihn promotion of wkolaeome pahMa fofotma in the
StateO ivernment, not reasonably ioio< iiom?ii for hoi
? powers mom la control, Ihroapa whoee neglect, or
?toreactivefaul t thetafeaea haaomne, cnnvlm-ed that
auchaekaiik'- U 0< in,.ii,|.ii ny inidi-nt rousMorittloL?
or the political welfare of the Mate, and ia the belief
l!i;tl .',1 citiTeii? wiio concur In title opinion mar rott
akpenth mul worthily aill?urn to two that flection,
>. i.i n Peas ral ofl a?re nre to be aftoeaa. tb- It bob teal teat
i? in leaaaroe mid prlaetptaa ?if Mattoaal aoaoom. and
i in- In tin- p ndiug election to arcuie In 8mte
nft .Ii? ihr u!i|.ciMof tin coin in m d. -Ire, wo. for tbcao
? " I-, invtt. ,i : rhoeiitoria.li like aea tt meats to make
romm ii eaui with oa on this b-mie laooe, a ti we adopt
and indorse the candidacy of Benjamin F. Bailor, ol
i roll, ior Governor, In Un? conildince ami on l!i"
ii. .? of bis v'lihc pledge thai if elected will. *? >
in .-o- ibsll hare oasetal atreaatb, laboi to hi whack
no i. v.-; dbmbi of Iks Commonwealth i<> theefficiency,
economy mul Junlee to llit* ponide of ail cl .aaca which
eaaracterlsed tka ear?at day*ot ike Bepabho.
ThelaaolatiaB wai n<i<>i>to<i with rary moderate
applanse, ami with only one " No," which came in
a prolonged Wall Iron the back of tlic hull, ami pro?
voked u hearty laugh. It was antue lime before the
convention g t over lt? IliSllliawil st tLi? mouiiiiul
expression of dlaaeal from the solitary objector.
Whoa silence paj rest ored, amotion fortlionje
|i intineiit of n committee to r. i iiiiineiiil names to
Iii! no tln? tl' k-1 was promptly onVrr-dbv oiioof the
managers, and adapted after some feeble opi?o*l
tlon, in which the Improaelbla Blley wasoonaplcu
I oils. The parp i-e of thae ehnttlBg theconventiou
i.ut from a chance, to Imllot lor candi?
dates was to aaappraj a ticket which the
I Butler Independaata(sota.headBepnblicans), who
meet tomorrow, eaa todoeae al Batst In part. Tho
t oftitnitteo wns constituted us follows |
J H. Phlnaer. of Baraatahlej W. W. n irt. of Way
niouih; J. W. Vox, of Boston t Edwin F. Lelir.li ton. of
Itoatoiii t, ? i. o W. Dyke,of Bioaeksiu; Joseph <iic,:
orVj oi Marbleh stl| Michael Kinn.of Lawreoco ; Ii.in
i \k Uucklcv, ut Cambridge| J ha <?? U'Uortnau, ol
Hiirn .'' i| .I..UIVS 1>. .in. i. id ito yoke ; J. K. Clam, of
PiUsawkb
A tai Bat hoi-t.-roua eontri>ver?v followed over tho
gin ? *..... ol pntlOBBtef Hi'' Bid "f Mie old .??Inte Com
miltce or niakiBR a iie?c otbB la aha end u compro?
mise waa reached DJ continents too old orgumza
tioii and ordering the appoiotmaal of a coi noli ice
i" i i fitt.-en lioiv mi n to it. This finished tbofore?
noon session,
a i i -ii <>r OBATOBT and votsr.
In the aftareaoa there a ?>* aothBuj nore to ho
il lie than i<? adopt a Bi ttfai ra and hear tli ? reports
of the comtuittaasi ttat the dalaajataa bad p-?t
wiirnicd tip by their dinners or aoroetbing else, and
were dctcriuitied to have aoaat fun. The occasion
?: oS4! wlieli ,i rewolal .mi tor a i btBI -ii loo of forty to
rot'oiiiuii'tid ilrliaiatoi at latga to the National
J? iiiocnitic CoaTOBtitMi of l^Srt waa adopttvl.
While (.'liiiii'iiniti I'm !i"X w.is oiuatfi' 1 in.(ling forty
iin-ti, one ir<>m e;n Uenatoria] District, to #<? np ui
thi-> clumsy committee. In- had to leave the ehuir in
i owl -i of one of tin.- rioa-pTBaidents, untl permit
the coun Btios to cut. 11 iIb Itaalf with apaaal aa.
A BaBcard yoang Rtaa, Bamed Wilklnfton, of
N-v\ in\;."it, who looked n? if he in I nil t b?i a
1 inter of Fall Ifirer ii"'' ra, boBBded upon t!ie jilat
f'.nu ami M ini a reeolntiou den atneioK ibo money
Pouor, mi'! il 11r.? i*11.- thai mooay thotibl uot be nl
lnwo<l by law t ? Btaka BHWiey. Tins, ho was pro?
ceed in? to expl i ii, ooadaBiaf 1 nil inicrost, when
n Boston d 1 pate, with afarooioahimoastachn, cried
nip. "Yoii'ii- u-of a 1 !!,>r for this inti-ic
What's your name f" The Boston rtittlan
ami the yoaBJ OaBUMBBa] bat] a trial
to ?.-o which eaatpJ aBattl ti e ! ndent lor a
few miuntes, nnd ???r :t(?t? diill g irea joined in tho
vocal fray with yellaBad j .-is. Alter a few min
ntcs the anti-intereal man not a ebani to wind up
hi- speech, hut the n latOB mau hi 1 tbo best wind,
shntnintt out. as the OofltBKIBhll b it the stand : " 1
would not ifive a tl-for your speeco."
A row of orntora lattawad, most ol vvV.otn (rot a
tolerably raspeetfal BeatiBB. Amoinr tlu-m waa n
fresh coBTert to BatiefBMB bbbbb! fcldward Hamil?
ton, who was rotranehad out ol aa office connected
with the Hooaae 'runnel b] Qorernor lalbot. Tins
t patriot read a todiottaaaannscripl ehartfltiK the R?>
I publican part y with all manner of corioption and
cxtravngance.
Finally, ChairBtaa Tarboi tattled the row bydis
pradiiB of the orator, who aobmitted to be 1. d <di' the
platl"lin.
OOBCLOBIRQ IMCIBBBTB,
It Is hirilv worth whila following ia detail the
turbulent proceedloBB of the aftarno ?n. In spite of
all ti e datum ntnl altOrBBtiooa, ainl Ihe attipidify "f
committecaaeat out t<? do work which tiioy were
to> Ipnorant i<> perform, the tehemc prepared by
Binb r's frieada araa BBally earried ? at.
A plat tor a deelituni all aipieaalon of opinion on
National qneatiatsB, nun cuniinii.K Itself closely tn
the |h?int.s Bui lor WBBta lo malte in !? i.?? canvaaa t'ds
year, was adopted without donate. Ir was reported
l.y Colonel ilagfett, of LaBwell, Tnt) aew features j
in it arc the plunk agBiBat BOBvial labor, and that i
aai.iiiiini( the "civil daatBfaa*1 law passed by tbo
'ast La-pislattrre, which makes ownera of bmldiuita j
r? nt< forthosala ef llajaof Haide to prosecution
lor daaaaaTaa rc-uitiiii.' rroao aoefa aalo.
The CoatBtlttea oa the Ticket reported flic follow
intr names, which wan adopted hy the conven?
tion :
far J.ieut aaat-wBeapaap?a. c Woadwertk, of riiie
eaee,
pmr aVareaara of ^tttr?v. T. Honahue,of Rnmerrl ia.
ti<r Atkomrff-Ofnorml WilliamD N. rthend.of Balem.
/'or IWosMcrr?U. M. BkilUaaa.al Wlncheater.
yap AMoHtor?DarlsaT.Kiaa.ol Dostoa.
Wood worth is n Bepabliean who ]<>ii:<<i Butler
lavt y< nr. He will no doubt be ladoraed by the In
dcpendcnl to-meCTuw. The othera arc I? mocrata.
Ihe delaflab Iaaleeted t<> to to the National Coii
vention in 1860 Were .1. K. I'm box, ol Lawrence,
Davi'l Powers, of h].rinirh. 1 1. If, J. MK'afterty, of
Woroeetor, and Jonas 11. French, of Ulouooster.
Core vMi- taken that there sin nld be it" vacaiicj in
tl.e Bat lei delegation t" thai conTentiou hv ai?
tMiintiiiK the following all malesi J?din Boyle
O'Bedlv. ... r.i.-t. n. Nathan Clark, of Lvun,
r'-i-i aa H. ?- i Mi-s, of HlBghato, and John M. Way,
of B- atoo.
lite committee appoiated to preeent a Ii?' <>f Bf
teen membera-at-larpe t?i aerre ob the Hinte'Cen?
tral Committee, reported ? f"l" Wini; mimes:
joka K. Karkekj Lawreaeei JaaaaB Preneh,'Jlnu
eeet'-r: J:>hn P. aleDarltt, Bostons J.iii.ea I). In wer,
II . i ti; Win. H. Pnllilps, llolvoln-j P J. Miu-iili-,
Uoaloai Oea K. Bparr. Worooatorj Marcellus II.
Fletcher, Weatfordi II 0. Botterworth. Bruokflehl t
John a. Ct iwcll, Fall B'Tel : Win. gortneml, H.ileUI I
Ja tea Christ , I ? i ; I W Kly.Westfi Id | Michael
Horn y, Lynn; fBomaa Klley. Bootoa.
I: i at wa- aaeeptad, A: 4:io p. at, the bobpbb
lion was diaaolpi a,
Tim PLA I PI IBM,
n i at it aas raw omlt?tbb atm.pa mkb ttik ma
MBJT1 OP in: PABTT?PB8B WBtaXBT.
The read itkaju raported la the Batlet Cenreation
and adopted ns tin party plulforin are a- f ulows;
;?. "f -BaarsVaa, it'?' tin m r?!- of .va?nai husstta.
In .tui.nil eouToalton aasemhled, berehy reagirm thvur
oevotloB to tka ii no-. ..u ?cd pausMpJaaaf the Pease
erat parti ol i h> eoaatri.
srt<>nA- Bessfsaaf, Imii we reeepntia at fine Juncture
In i r affairs of our party the fundaau ntal peasaer itic
maxim of tka " rlgki ol ib< atajonty to raw,Maad wa
depreeatt and aoodemn ..n> polii nal acts, bj wheaaaa
tror perforased. wktek tkrsalaa lata aardlnal tenet of
uui political lai Ik.
i'Hiif aVaalsasf, That we atm.Ij ragrei ikat a pop
., ' i ? is aaaraer darlog tea ktst year hare relased
tob Boveraeat o? tfai Ocet-ioa at ttaa ni.Ooniv, but wo
earacatlj audaeidiaUj il\in- tkentartaattawith as,
.uhi.oi. cats.ii eeatesl who the tmriy
v, i i bob rulea the OomaaoBwatlta.
yoor/A- H *aaMMaf, Thai ih. ooaduBelection ta U<x State
., ,, . ? mo in , aad wa aapcaaata tka diseasalan tm this
, maimi ni N iriouHl .s-u- - . a if udlaa to ereaie dlvl
,',,,. uetween the ataaol ? i ri real parttee who an m
entirt accord apon allaueaimni nt hane wbwb affect
i'. odmmwttfailaB al tka affairs el ear belored Com
moa ?<a iii- , , , ,,
fifUt ?fnir'd. TiiH* a t asnd rlsid ? coeomy In ex
pewoitnrt ia all maaleipsl and State sffalra. aud the
?.>u ol a rtoeeartaaad aaaecaaasry ofacca.
httf1 BsWaesf. That we lasfat thai II to' raaaaal
of tu? Btan bo admlakitcrea i} those officers only a fco
are orovidod for byoui Coa lllutioe. aad tkat their
..... ...i delea ad ta eommlaalona ?| haarda. de*
riied aud created taaTold respeaalbtdty, or to aearaal
luc.'i.ij'i ici ej aad BiuUdBMBMdttatlao.
.?yfitmii Pasnfrra* Thai at at maad am h wise laaiala
i ton no shall eompol all eorparata haataa t?? waaaa Ika
- , , , .i uted ti. power betake j.ritMio property
fur publie uaaa.lexerehti Ikelr BBetioua ?? ta piaaa
Dstderatiaaaof tha pubnc ?ood ai?o\c uioat- of
oiiMit. luu rest. i
I la III PaaaftasT, Taal tue kardi na ? f meeasury taxa
Uoa m..uu.tl U- so luld aa Ui licui cuaalb upou an ij*?mI.I?
pmpertv, und IBM our hia* Bhoald Ml so BtBeeerd that
no propertr siisil escape Itsjuet Blmre of ?neh laxattoa
bp imy device or < vu?;.i'i of |M OWI tt, hut that Do prop
erfv ?hniil t im tableotod to don Me mm' n.
Biera B*t shad. Thai wo are opposed to any ?r*t"ru
of boui BM labor la ear praams watch hrtae* n? prodnela
Irto en en petition with the free labor o our cttlrene.
t,-nih?h,sshmf, Teal !?>? ?noi'eKKive law? aeoeaa lo the
pol? linn been annecesaartly reetncled and Ute roter ara?
tcnmt ii alh Molered in tbe eieretae of hl? right, win
deaiand Uteri.fort (li.ii tin- in n-gurd to reglet uion
b" bmmB e mple ai ii aatforai through* al iae ii ita, mni
Iba! the ion of ihe coeel lalloa eMeb n ?in ? tue
pevmeai nt ? tmi pren q ahnte to voting be rnx aii <l.
Bf seen ft Bemmen, Tbal the Democratic partp aow,
kr in die pa-i, oppioe? nil realilettre raarptaair laws,
aadespecially deaoaacce im Bo-reiltd tml i -.?n.
law ue mit* amroua, ai jaet aad daagareati
TRI CAMIPA1 i 1.
Daniel H. Bkillinga, the Batler Dpummratio
eaadalaM tor rmaeaiw. Issllaed tin- aemtoatJoa ot
ilut pirtrln 1 ~7"l for the eatno nlacc, lint run on the
PieMMItoaan? Pansatl Hail Demoinalta UckeM He
w?? alae tba i>.neratle aad Fron n Moa eaadM im for
TreoKiirer In ls?tl and 1*77. tfUlMUa i?. Nortioinl.
nie aomtaee 'or atMrney^leneral.aad p.ivm.i. Kr;.
tbeeaadtdab ror Aadtter.ran ea Iba Qreeabaeh tletri
for tbe mm plaeaa inet ?ear. on ttie IgtetaatiIba
im abai ki n aeata nonimmn.i Mr. King.
AE UNEXPLAINED 8HOOT1EG.
Din>ORT?BATE I5TRU8IOB Of a MILKMAN.
ri.li i : mas no ii.f.v siux ? tm jam k.s w a int kn, whom
?a rooajo in bm anna a 'tai ornonri ix
n.anaiiu>'?w.vickkn's AMl->.Miirtli:M mai -
mist.
CharleeOi I) loley, patrol-nan of the Blfrhteenth
Precinct, at aboal B o'clock yeMerday morning
shot aad probably fatally woonded James Warren,
a milkman, w hom ho bated in bat house at No. 109
BaM < tne- hand rod-anttd weaty-ftret-eo?
Dooley'aatateatent is that he had reeetvad leave
of abeeooe f r- >m the station tba Bight before,and
had attended a neetiagof alodgeof Fret Ifaeoas.
I hey h id ? sapper after the meeting, an I not get*
tteg away until late he went te tbeboea of n frb d
andreautiaed there anad nearlp asnnyng In order
not bo diaturb bis family. Hereeohed bMowahonaa
ni aboal B o'eloek and was sarprlaod to Sad the door
open, Buhn lag Ihn flaut uiiim lawbieb Ins wife
waaaleeptagupma maltreat oa do Boor m tbe
i n" !?? of t ;io i o.H.i. ho saw I 'i ? 11.,"tt of a in s' :i' ? !
Ing botween biai ami his wifn's bad, Kupim-mg
that In- was a buiglar, llooley drew his revolver
und lire !. ihe m m uttered B shriek of pain, ru- heil
peat blai aad out of the hi i.e. Jamped late Iim
wagon and drove away.
Doobyy otatoo that bo then reoogaiaed blm ns
Janaia Warren, hbi milkman tad neighbor; With?
out entering his bonao or speaking ti his wife,
Doobry haateneo down the otroet aad nt a ooroet
near by be gave bioioelf late the hands of Offleer
George W. Croat, of tbe Twelfth Precinct, Muting
to bin what he bad dona. Warren was found Ly
Offleer Croat m the baoeoeeu! al Ware's bakory, No.
SolOOTbird-ava?, where be had aBghted from his
w agon. He askoil the hoy in attendance for I glas*
oi v. a . r and said (hut he bad b en s'mi hy 1? mley.
Mr. Ware wae ca I led, and when be sppeercd W ir?
ren WM eitti-ig on OSO of the slips, leufi
inir againal tbe eaaeaaeal and partly uneonaci aa
Dr.George Btlnert.oi Bo. 110 BastOne-liundred
OgaV*wentyiaeventn?ol.. wm nt nneeantnn oned. It
w.is foetid thai the had had entered Warre i*o ligl I
lung. io ging hi tbe back, ["hewonnded mat aus
eon vi-yed in tbe .Sinei.? -ninth Btrei t Hoepital.
Wd i.i n Bweaarton. a milkiuau, living at. No. OS
Enal One-buiidred-aud-eighteenth-st^ uid j stcr
dai to u raiRt'NR reporter tbnt he waa net bj War?
ren after be had loft Dooley'a bouse. Hie mlded i
"1 was In One-hnndrwl-nad-twenty-dretset. al a
anartei before 5 o'eloek, poai ngool milgfoi a cue
to i.i r, when Warren drot s up to oat and t rl i onl i
14'hweuartonI Bweanrtonl Ckaao boro, for
God'o - ike ; Vm Ihol!'
" ' V\ l.o shot you f said I.
"'Charley Dooley | bore be com ?, now.'
"Thea bo ttartad bisboraeagnin. I looked np
tbe otroi t end sna a man renning toward aa, Peer?
ing ihat I udghl gel abot as at U Ihurrii d out of the
street, i tr nd to foUow Warre i, but be a at ont of
Bis t. I did not see btiu ugatu."
Dooley was taken before Jnatioe Ktlhretb In the
Torkville EVrlice Court, and afii i t inking bio stete*
nie ii wea allowed to no on bit own reooguia ince, t o
appears pteiuber2d. Ihn yeeterdaj afteruooobis
ma neat was ordered,
lira. Dotdeymade the following rtatemenl loa
Taracngreporteryeaterday: " 1 wuealckmoat ol
ln-t in. ht. 1 innl been awake al.I 9 o'clock, ai ?!
bad gone to sleep again, when 1 aas awakened by i
j a putol-ahi 1. I lumped up and lound my children i
ap and the smoke ot a pistol iu the room. I didn't
see any oue in tbe room. 1 man] ny bnabandaiy.
'Mi tri.i. Warren, I <ini it knov II waa rou.
Theo I beard b wagon drive av 13 from the n.;
11 knrried ou my dualer nud foilowtd inj bnaband
to tne corner, bni th.ly wordi he said to me
arere,' Too go back to tbi houee.' I generally bang
tbe milk-pafl on the knob of tin dorn in 'lie 1
buck had. where Mr. Marren outnet in and
hits It without diatorbing as. lint last '
nigh I 1 forgM lo no it. i suppose
Warren, not dading it there, startet! tq look
for it, und Boeing it iu tie parlor where I
wat Bleeping where it ttood on tbe sewing
machine with tin- lamp, whteh wa- burutug ?
low. be probably tbonght to fill it without di ::t <?
Ing etc, for t contained tbe milk this morntog. 1 i
cau'l understand whi be did uol kmsck hurdcror
try to awaken roe. We have been ao annoyed by
drunken men Intel? that 1 ha., do doubl toy bus
baud tbougbl t tat one oi them aad entered the '
I.n ' to loli lie.''
Cormier El linger in the oJlernooo nroenred
1 in- tollowing entmann torn statemi m froaajvi arren: j
" 1 waa delivering milk tin- moruing at tin- b hum
01 Officer Char leg Dooley, Mo. 102 Kasl t)ne-l m;
iir d 1t1d-t .v111tv-1i1.t-bt., abonl tiBOo'clock. Iked
to enter the nouse. Aftei I bad delivered tin milk,
1 i.i. 1 Dooley ai the deer. Whoa he saw me hi
Bald I 'Wallen. vou-, 1 au. ^0.11-; to bBooI I
you. I taw a pi.-tol in bis band. I 1 plied. '1 nave 1
a wife end ebtblren, Cbark ..' The bo tk ?< no'. 1
Dooley'a wife andrnvoclf were very ft He 0 ut
diunk. Ify wile and his wife were alwayt u>
gather. 1 have had imptvpei lelnttout aitnMrs. '
Dooley Lathe pa t."
Dr. C. II. t.i 11 he, house hiirgeoii t.t llu Xinety
ninth Btreel il ap tal, atati I ai 7 '? lot^s but evi n- |
mg mat be tbougbl thereoolt of Warrou'a wound
would prove fetal. The ball bed not been >.?
traeted.
Mts. Warren says that ahe had no tnapieion of an I
Intii icj having exhttod between bet huaband a d ;
Iii Doob ..
\\ .1 reo wat born in Manhnl tenville, ami Is ah tat 1
tkirty yean of age. He baa In I in Harlem neu 1
twenty years 1 bai men mat i n iv years id bat
tare chiidreo. Mr. Ubeeter, in whose emploj be 1
baa been for near!] twi ears, and aho has knowo
blm im aight rears, said ti at In- wan 1 man it good
babit?j luictiy temperate, and terj gcueraUy
liked, CbarleoDmilei .lappolatoOa ta ub 1 ol
th. police Ion 11 I.. December. l?78, bo
wns ditmioofid Cos beiog oil ha pool withi ool iei
offleer, He appealed to tbe coerta,and on July 7
of the preacul year waa reiualated. Recently bt
wgaegaln caarged with uegleetoi duty.
Dooiey waa under nrreet laat night a the Eigh?
teenth Proem l Btotlon-boute. The offleer had p
tba ufii moon don a-towu witn bi ? ? 'uneei Mr.
\ 1 no, und 1 ? turned M the ttation*aouat at u .1 oka k.
ii. (till 1 si 1 thai bemUtook Warren lor a bur
giar when :o can ?? opou bim anexpectmlly. 1 rom
tne Nil ly-ointb Btroet lioeMtal ti? follvwiua die?
patch waa received bad nigbl al Pottei HeaOquar* I
Mrai ** Werreu'acondition w very low, tbt prab I
ability being tout he wi:. t ie - .iglu." ?
TKLBOtlAtHl NUIKE
a'.Bit DM BnieTB "i t 1 s rogoBL
RocnxoiBft, N V., Sept. 17. I'he ittendanee at
to Wcatta ?c? Tort mat* Pair 1 say a BaaMBNaoaOtka
?Oaa elieliem
LA CBAFaLLB AM BAAl wi.nm;h
Ban PiiANcim ?, r-epi 17. 1 ? ? iralking-match
rloeeO la-' nlgnl, i.i 1 :?--.?? 1.- l>- i :?: ?. y a no ? i, -o.rlng
.w . mi.iv in V u it.. k ? i ? 1.
i in. ax m i in 111 in raeTKBB w.
ToaoaTu, *n.-pt. 17.?1 a Ire ibouaan l people had
bei admitted to (As sgMbmea sgte . o*sbwt to aayi t'uc
reooapts ap to net i ?; .*t *?.p 000,000.
Mir.u.?A . Pp tfVT DOW A rnTB XrTAM,
OatCAOO, dept. 17.?Ld. ... euaa M ?? neral > ? ridaa
ha- r< . eiveu lustractkias te datall a eaAeteti foroe tram the
aeareat MeMr ta arrest taa in*uuoMiuaio Lu- luUun ili ufa
ou w bit Blear,
two lobo ikains op Odo PSLuyem
BsXTiaoag, bept. 17.?fbe Omud I 1 ilge of odd
PaUewseeat<maaeteerahM leiisi 1* p.-u bum ami Ht.'ti
aasfe, aa the snaMdi tt taa alas lildga. a large parte vui
a .in(|ilul.'lli(t,4aiijl,u A?;.m :J jy u?..U Uo|.
1 sea.
i n BISUOP Of alOUlOAB OOneBOBATgD.
Dinpoir, Mi.;...rU?pt, 17.?The Bey, bamnol 11.
BarrlsaaavaM stad baiaoupal Otabey Uleaigaa iM,
atormaa at b>. i'.nl'a i*harch u me t.reaeuoeut a aetable
. iu.-any el eiergy. la?yer? aud prtmUatai au?, a*, xae
earaeMMdi seeops Ib sftytarM heeia.
0bbatob in aim. at v BTATB fair.
PopilamD, M ..:- at. 17.?i ho lor mal opening of
the hut' ?'?ii i?jS j las. at . a. ui.li.oay. i no eaereUwS
,sn,?:-u-ii of n.iei auhNHO h>rak ua ?u OiaUM and i'a.' i.
Dart a. inib sltaruiianurnstn Ola.,UessrastCBuestsa
?n.i < t-Ooreiaor Perua* delivered al.irouea
am Km. an oraaxMLooiOAL n .< rxrr.
BtLriMOBB,Bept. 17.?Tke annual aunveationof
IL?- Au.erl-mm ..rue. ..lualial >*?' ?'T bmm this mwalBg a i S
tohas Beia s? t'.nvnaty. 1'-, -is aase rast kg n. J- P.
V,niu.?1 Uefale 1 nr.u nati >. si . .r.i?i Dr. J B. o.ad
ai^k au 1 tu I. ll iganlah* rl Baaa ?
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
i.orn GALLA von "tiu: record."
Conc?f.'.nmim vkhy Mich iv WAJTI of TRIM prn
Ln ation BOT inaplk t?? OBI IT ITT?
r.iHrio?? um v.
Tmt I'rriiocrntir clerk h who have born put
In rh irpe of the work of tadexiog Tfie h'tmrd,
in place ol the experta. prevtauly tat ployed,
mo so ?low u limit their ?oik that Coagrm
in- n uro Irnpalieatly aaldoif why tbej omboi
got I he Bmvord, wkiefa La t Ii um ilelayed. Tho
GrOTentvool bought rwo.ono ovdom of gtlvet
footaidaj, a Pariiaapaatary report hurt been
leeerra I from London, which take* a gloomy
view of tho ptooeol attriarton of trade?
CAMPAIGN OBATOB8 KEPT WAITINO.
THE tNKV.PE. ril> n' SI 1,1 (IF A cbbta1m IIKAIv.
Lono BBMOCBATM 01 <i? ai PATUOBAQg in
WABBIBOTOB.
Wabhixoton, 8aoi> 17.?The Democrat! in Oon
b^bm uro not v.iy IBIHM'BBfal in their nti- inpts to re
fiirm the eervtoa ?'f IIm QoTatBBMBl by daKbargtng
Bxperieacad and faithful employee of tba Bepnblt
aaOfRoBat ami Beoato. 4 notablo insianee al ti;i*
basoaaariad la eon aaa lion with tin- iradexbtgof
Ike
Tba warb of indexing rie Beearf it aaa <>f eooald
arable nagnitnde, i quiring t ie ani Ii m of i rp it-.
Tba Kini!i'ii:r.i who bare bmpJo Iba la*
dai to nkj Hi aid fat aunty yeara hive
?anted a Ratteaal repot itiaa far theft --kill,
w baa the Petaoutatacame lai ? ? iwaria Iba 8 n ita
aad Rouae aoni of Ibayoaog gentlemen who wera
aaatrp followera of the Democracy, aud who were
em bi t mu? boil f>r bonot aad tba peiqatatt * of
office,uatiatedthai tbetadi ti igwai ? 1' i Ktrattc
I perquiette, aad thai tba gentlemen wba bad
baea amaloyad in- the Bepublicane i boo Id
ba aiHiipaflad to rarrender tinlr work. Tba
Bepablieae aieaibora ai Iba Prtal ai Commit! a
Inatated torn tba won aboald ba lei by competition,
ih" turn wiio bad dono tba w a k nndi r the Repnb
lieaaa made a hid tor 91 pei 1,000 etna, w lob waa
25 oeati mbm Ikaa tbey bad received before, aad
which waa no moro than, with ti air ?k.li aud ex?
pert eoce, weald eorei tba coat of tba work. The
I NNBoetal at eaaip folia > at - were compelled to ataka
us loa .i btd, a bio 11 bey did, and iln> work araa; ?
ataxted tu tlx m
Tbo old experte, bowerer, tn tin ir bid bad pnv
peaad to enter lato a oootrael to delirei their
work r .mplitid to t ho t i. ?%-.-rii ::t.-. 11 I'i in tar IB . iir <?
Braake aft? r tin- i.'IJ .amii cnt of I on pn -s. i Ins in a
ten Imimrtaal element in tb< price, aa tba printing
anddiatnbatl not TheUecordiM drlnyed until Urn
Index w twotplctcd. Im- i< iBsalered u mat tor of
In portaaea In ?? impatpn ye in, membera of both
porttea ur?- anxioaa t.i Ii ,v< wfore them 7/m Betntd
of the pieced i loaaioB to aa agaiaal then oppo>
neiita aad in oVfa.of tbemaelrea. (tie bob the
middle of Beaten bar and the aea clerka bare aal
n> yet banded In ?> the <???<>? rumen I Pnutiag Office
:> aiagle page ol Iba indes proper. The lateel n. tot
tiaeneela that tba Brat paare of oopj rannoi oa
read] for delirery to the printvrbefi e Octohei IS.
IIean while CoBgrvaaaaea are becoming very ttty
| live becaoaa they are aa tb* la obtain n * Heourd,
a dtheGoeernmeni Priaiei baa ilr a<ty aaeeiveu
lettera from eevonty al Ibem Inquiring why tboy
cannot have u. Becoming alarmed al the a Be
manda for the pnbliabed volunita, Ibia Dcmocratic ,
ludexer, who reaidca in Baltimore, ba appeal d In
tin- tniv. mtnenl printing oflbse foi aid, and baa
aaked that an expert may aa annt over to beta bita.
It i? probable that Mr. Defrei ?>, conaidei iog it p> ba
In the Lntercal of i: ? public aervi a thai The
geerrd be Rniahed aad dbttnbnted, may H-mi
ait expert to ilalttiaon to help Ilia indexen out
a lb their contract. Eren aboald tin- protnha ol i
tbeeeiadexerab fulfilled, i a: tin- index in- lin
whed by the mlddln ol October, Congreapmen and
apeaketa will bare entirely koal taw iub "i rAt Beoord
for the ?ihn? aad Hew-Kork rampatgna, aad it in I
gaite probable that tue work raiitiffl he completed
Co fata tin' n mill Ingot Coagrn ?-?
TB IDE Wl l II 0BEA1 BBTTAIN.
a PABUaMBBTABP bkpob1 \'iii? !i TAKXa a tiil.p
pp mi a op roi! oa,
luv Ti l BBBAI i PDTBB l BD DPB.I
Wabbixoxom, Mept. 17.?in- ln iMuy Depart1
men! bai Jnal received from London u ropy ot a
doenment relatlna t" ti ?!<? a itfa the Uaih d Btataa,
Dtadala replp to a Parliamentary luojn rj of tbo
Ilona of L irda dated tba lai el A;.;i'. i-?7i?, a blab
i nihil for ii atataroeBl of the trade of the Uaited
Kiagdom wttb the United -t itat >" Anmriea tot tin'
\ i itatroni 1^73 ta IB78 iaalaairei
I hia doeamenl rereaia ia a rery itrikfng way the
fart ol iiio couataatlv lacraaaingexporta from tiie
Uaited Btatea toOreal Britain, ami ai tba mpniiy
dm ii btiag exporta tr >ai Oreal Britain to the Uaited
Mau ?. I be re] ort al the American Bareaa 'i Bta*
tiatiei Cot the Baea] \ aareude I Jane30,1 s7i?. -hows
i bat tba total < x:> rts n| American mi rabaadate and
am ' i" to (jhreal it' itain ai loanted t.. 168,018,646,
while the total Importe for Iba aame period
?moBBted to only gl 11,971,700, beinj au exceaa of
exporta ovet Importe ol ffJ51.041,8W. Iv other
woida, the iporta from Ar?erira to Qi at Britain
wem more than tbree timea the ataaaat of niij.'>r
tatioiM from tb.: ciwntry.
I'he Parliami-niury documenl preaenie u doleful
ace ant of the decln.( Brttiah oxportatloaa, aad
abawathatOri ii Britain,yen i?\ pear,appean to
beaoate lore dep ud ui up ?? the Uaited Btatea,
In the one article ol .. iliii il oxen aud hulia, the lat*
laartatione into the L'nio ?! Kingdom from tho Uuitod
Mai.? had tnrroaaed in value from atooul tMJU,fBBJ
in 1^7:1 ta oearlj ?6,000^HMj Ui w.->.
s1l\ BE ABD rUB i SEA hirt.
?ALP A Mil.i in.'. OOBCXa i l l: IBaBI o?ooim MOBI
PLBB i ii i i. i m an BA h ROrBB,
taaaai u. im.?? bbwati h i
Wabhibotob, > pt. 17.? Iba Treaaary Daaaprfc.
meat to-daj pan rteeed B30,000 oaneee ol Ine
?liver* deUvetabh al the Pblbtdeiphia Mlat. nib? r
offcn ware atadi b-r PUladelabuj aad BaaFrau
t s..,, iru on aeeoani of their b. mi: above the axar>
k?'t rat*', an aaaatraed by t!< Depa Ii ? i;. wet
'leciined. ladicationa ai fai Treaaoty nepartmeal
are thai the a no her ol eilvet dolhtn a bioli a ill ba
gat utto eironlatiou utla month will, foi ibo arei
time, oqubJ i ho montliiy eoinaae. Aa far aa Waah
lagtofl i? concerned, the atandatd dollara nr.: A
n ndi nuteb more pleutifal tbaa bank Botea, ,
BEW-TOBR < I 8TOM HOUSE
a ( MPLIMBXI pbob Mir im tdUBTJMBPABfMBBt.
<HT TKLlOUAI'll i'l Nil. tkiim sk i
Wabbibotob, 8apt. 17e?A prominenl official of
Iba rraaaan Deaatrtmeat, abaae a^tteafer tba laat
twenty yoara hare baea aaeh aalo give biat an b>
... knowledge of tbi manageetent ot the Baw
fork t .Htoiu ii mae, -ai i i. -<la> ilr.t the afoura of
thai laatilBltoa have aevei wnuria ni* aaaaerf baea
no efBaktatly ataaaged aa ataea tho apg rtatateaf al
Qenarai aaerritt to the Collootorabip rha Govern?
ment, be eaattBaed, ia hattet aervea, tbi rapaaaee
areeolleatad with greatai eaaowmy, ami the atatt
bi at al t ie BatabludtBMBtl Btovaa moil' axaaathly
thai, avat iMuara,
Jin. i:aitli.-ji.At.s ttf i ?NXEcriCCZ
a BOxoBBo ra ubabp raopu at tiu i bxbbba
im\ is BABTPOaD V Iff TP "T"i V?OFFff Bllli BAW
11 T-- i Ai ii ai. am ea,
BABTfOBXt, CotBX?, Sept. 1 7.?11 Ii i Miiunti d
t.mi aaariy toajapop .ii'.-. a ?< laatae iaj al Mwa tiXf,
vom beta ap*xay at partBBpaai iu mm eeraaaeaaai ot
Fi ig Day?theeaai lyaoaeal tn?? ?>;ii battle4eaa from
iL? n ulv Ar . U li io t?'i Ii. w C'Jt>i|..|. I.:u
ihaaaaad tateeaae aaaaaMMai iu thBHBaafl Pork
mm forenoon | ami a i>roei ?aiou, in wbirh the
lat awaaeaaat al the BvBaxaal Baati partleipatea, and
.?n-r ?.... ii i?. n.r.il J.?-|i.i It iiawl'-i v.,- im : J|..r
?aaa, waa aal at bpmbpb eaaa after aoeax Ob tka iwata
of Mat BraaeeelaB mm iiuii iiua* aart ml gaa aaaa
rated. iBaaa were thiaa at aaiaaamt a no i oa afalaeet.
Dpaa laa attwal t>ai k at tu.- Oaglial Oeaarai Hawhtj
dedvrreil Ihe cobira, whieli are to lie BBtOOi In baaatUBI
mmeemla the fwUfetaa, ta BareraMf aVadrewa, aa?1 in ao
aaHbgi aaid :
Vinn P'x'.'Eti.racr: Wear- mate trim Mra thoaeaad
bbji a 1.- a re an dn-ra from Caaaeetleal in lha i tte
wnr icr ninun und liberty. W.- e..ni" In .Im-.Iici.o.' to an
tuvitai'ou of our helored Oaeaaw n?e ilta to bring Uiaso
alght Bega from the temporary reoOax piaea to I -ir
tiii.il huaaa in nurarr.it mid aeaaUiBl capital. v.>t
tit- ifie.u b..nor and pie.iiur. ol tea Bay aa are
jfra.eiui to ihn Oaaoral AaaaatbiT, at you. the
tiei Ibtaiatrate, and to the area' aeaeoataa al
riiigena who hare t">itti I then rxtraaae aaad
Mil lu biAiiy wa) a. We auall uiuk. BMUXP Otiarliuaaii a to
the ahr'rie where fhr-.e-tiindard* sre In reel We
often recall, as we intodsy.the comrades aBodared i >
die In follow Ins tb*?e emblems of http sod story | Bad
ahall revive ?I > innumerable memories of four ye in at
BtarvellnusBalis aleaaitattoa. BatBtogauo atrtata
thai wa sbsU never agate be laaiamei d ?* a battalhw,
wuh trumpet aad drum i-ai cannon, f?r even ?
aoate im Idar like this. Let ?I <? fl igs ret! In >* feu rears
> be bhm ?ilt in? I ager be able bo bear arm for ik laad
tit er lere | bat Mn ae weather-worn and t?**ile-torn fobfa
tb till remalo tbraagb the eeul irb ?. teat fyias ibM Com
in ?taut waa n ae lo fi aa roe 11 aa m, and 11< di lag bei
future flrfelttj fteaaari r agatn h ttouoted tbai the
?reel mpaMbj eaa Bad mtlBona of defenders
m n i!ay of trouble, und adUtoaa of '>:? - 11
iroaiea to iwstata tfceat Ibi poor abrede aad
Muabla staves, to be gtartflod in taa ^yee
? it fata re aaaerattaaa, have \? itneated ibe <l< <l c itton of
s ao itl.t to Jaetfee, i: iaal Klghu, Dnloa sad l. n, i f v.
PTaatd bam goad bye I TRankebeU Qodl Abundial
and axalttac thanks to tbe l mtghrj father thai we
hrod .n thoac dare, aad wore p rmltteotodoa i
toward eermg thai the gore rn men I of, tip and iur the
r> i|? ?? ainli not parish from Ute earth I
Oeeeraor aadioai andea aratf aadIttiagreapoeea.
baths eaa r-ga id al < bo1 ? saBaeM i in-n adv im Mb
tin'(-.tore they were mlotod with the Bring al a ?
aad 'lie flu* ware tiie.i ftepeolted atthen*parmaneal
hm Hag pleno
fjonetala BTaeroe, fftrham aad Oarrlagtea, af taa
rciiiiur Army, mn! t;.u. r.ii llarlaad and Birgt aai
aatBateataad eheeeed.aa wa* <; aaral Qawlap,who
in .1 fl.. reapea I ?'.
a 11 iia t! un v. ia partaken of by tie a means at the
eloo oi theaxereiaee. Tina ermuag tke eM un.l BP
new ht.it.' Boaaca Bare been fl' ab ii amln lied, aad Bat
p irV anil l:n- |.rin. ? 1 .'r 11. ? .a.. ? ' I ? ' .. ? t '
people, APneeg * u prod need nt Bat aewBtate
Bon e and park lg wreral e<eeti e lights.
Th* railroads were eagaged aatB after midntgbtln
raeaiag special train* to take tke people oat ol IBs m>.
OES ESA C FO?h'lOy NE WS.
->
Till-: ANGLO IFQHAM CONFLICT.
mill' s BUOWIMJ IIUaTlLITT?TBR OHSLACQHT Os
mi RVBABOT.
Fnu \. \? ii . kr/, Bopt 17. is7i>.
A sot'.'.?aii*, with lowte more af the eae rl of
Ilm British B Id a.-., hare rrti I it Ah If bet 'i
military aotbortflee baverooatved t n r ramtdoe tendmg
toaboa tli.it tbe freakier tribes have pa.1 Btaar*
rapled Bommoalentmn baiwo a tb Kbyher faao aad
CabaL
Tin ?tri t. bam At P.
Untat n. Wo a -i J,l : '? 17. 1870,
in haa aai bUa :? ? graph forth*. d< uti ? oi ih tttaeb
aa tba Brttlek Beaid aey at Cabal, ii i n ated by a
trooper who escaped that when the marlw a troopa
were makim aa outer) loi their pay a eeldter sheeted,
?? l?.'t aa urn ant Ban y aad then Iba Ameer." Ike ma*
ti: .im then raabed a poo the Bmbamr aad tteaed tome
ol a* sort ata. Tin troop* ooinpoaiug the ea ..n of the
Embassy 0 ? upon ihe lootlneera a lu<Ntl erd i ? from
the Britmb idBeera. 1 e mntlneera then went lor their
weaianta. Thea wereaam ibeal iqaarterof an hour,
during wh>ea lime the BruiaboUl ra migbl baveem
rap d, Tim Bes'drney waa defended from the
windowa and from > Ire neb anal oa tin* mad
i ? :. Ttte "-it r tent by tin earnix trooper waa f iota
Llentei iti Hamlll u promieiog the mntlneera ?ix
mo'il a* p :. I wee aent at B o'clock lo the aftera on,
at I i the cailueera were ein dp on the root of tbt* Beei*
deuer, wbleh waa Jual b lag eel on oi -. tha bearer
oi tin- mttei w s thrown from Ihe toot and renoered
loa ualbta, Wl b arm be waa bro glu .: ??
Oi i...i K run K . .a. the eoumauder >i Ihe mntiaoua
ini.ii.it', who aald be waa power! langainsl tke malb
Bara,audor.I red tin trooi tobe imprtaom I. ?? u
v ? dug ti. i: di'iicy, when he rat iC the tro * oer saw
ik boilb i.i iPuaot llanniiou and Mr. J akyaa,
invi v>< ii stripped and eat to p i sea
AM AC JTRO-GEB I VH ALLIANCE.
Baa i>. \?- asday,fl i?r. 17, 1^70.
'11c ZWbnr< aajrat "AI tbe rortbcoeninBi
rbat of Prince Blsmarek in Plenaa, Oerataaj aad
a ? in.i will e icladi si Bgreeaieal mataally gmpaa*
teeing i.u 1. other's b 11 Itery."
Lo o v. 1 bars btr, lent is, 1 -7:>.fl
Ihr, BttmdartTt Paria coTTrnpoudent rt.ys
14 As tan Ceaat too Beaat Is aanvOet.b and ike Ana.
lro4bBrataa ?. lean b almoel eoaclud?*d, be ha? re
signed, i oii.it BlmpBea willaua.dkins."
LIBERAL VICTORY IN BCOTLAKD.
[gnTooa. Wed need ty, Bept. 17.1-71?.
An clrt tioii ttfoh place to-day in ElglBmbin
and BsnBahne t<> tu. to,, paeaaap in tbf Baaas af Oaem
atoaa. eaaood By the eleeaibta to tin- Paeeaps of fa>
r mat MaedaB, 1 I. ? 1 .'. e 1 tin* deatk of Ma fatk r. ks
Earl of fife, nu i;.'.r.{.' BaePhersoa <ir..nt iLlberM)
waeeleeh ? bj PAOrotes. Mr. Broate, theOoaeorratrro
eaodldah . tea lred Toi v.^.
THE PROPOSED BI-klKTALLIC COBOREB?,
Un 11.Lj Wt Im aaay,l ipi, 17. IH79.
The correspondent ol Ihe fVagpfap af i.on
deaoayei MThereb no pc spaM of the BiBleMIHs
< ingress, wkleh Amertea propeead ohoaM Ih* bold in
Leaaoe Hini to aiii 'ii t'..- Brtlak OoreraaseM pravtetaa*
aiir Basse ted, meeting Hits pear. 4asorlos*s tiv'ei.fa have
tailed, an far, to obBtln he a tent of soms et IBs leaning
aattooa.11
BUYING AAIEI [CAN ?dohs FOB INDIA
Loanoa, Wedaeaday,Bept. 17, i>?79.
Tiie fiorroapondent o! The Siambird nt
Blaekbera says that daring the pist hartalgkl one of
the tertmot Inas of sgeati in LaaeaaBBa kaea hjtkaa
naort orders for Aaterteaa eortoa skHfc for [ndla taaa
tbei teeetred dnrtug the aaate peffbtd /or all tl.o laij;
11,11 ihn.I* wbMb taey lapres 'n*.
A LONDON DUTILLERT BURNED.
fgarooa, w. daeadaj. Bept. 17. ls7f>.
Sir Bdnnrnd Corrio,i dktdliery, in Leonard
-f.. Bromteydty-Bow, leads a. wa* baraad paaaatamy.
1 , fhtoioga h TarMaoly ceBmaatd al from $1.000.000
t.. ? 2,oOi OOO _
THE IfORRIB-SUITH RACE,
Tili: OOBTBBI MTOl nv WAJTBBB BICTTB,
HAUfAZ, Sopt. 17.?Tim bettlnc 00 tbe
BorrM-Omltk raes ai? irrery iohi.iv m tula
..iv. Iii one rane if'j.ooo oa BaBttb Wae
? iv red by $ljf/n aa M wrls, IBM betag tke aaly terms
that smith*. Bieedo eoeM gsl Bererel other htrgs beM
?Ar., made la Borrnrt favor. At the etart tkto altar*
na m. Men 1 leeh the w uae I rat, MB Bantk M awed ho
ra|4dlj Butt the starl boo.d atmuttaaeema. At IBs
Poa Mil.' Bneee M rrtt <va? kmdBte by shoui e qaarter
at 1 eagtb, ami to reepoaae to a miefcrr samat rrom the
ahore, igit;. e;" rt'd a uttk> to tba taraing baoi?. r.- tefc
ctaett I ... B<?k and aeek. Bew It waa that Smith
- owed km beat work aad galaed hi- Hint maMilal ae*
raolage. He made 1 turn, thsa wkbrk enTsrkntler ?a
made, sad . .' t.'s eourao akaped, und bad taken
. ... t two trnk'-s r .r koBM be tors Morris
eon 1 gel aroaad aatmag aboal Bra sorsads.
Wbegauus uwofamtis from the Bntsb, smith wm.
I sdlng In sbooi sis 'eogtas. Mil be slackened hi* <pee.|
Mia. rdorrbi tparted. HuUtb orooaed the imc
in 21 min r?o ate. beat the sutrt, ?? t? > ? 1
1 nni, and Morris f.>l!o?.-d In Hin- aiylo two
: ugtha bebind. All the way borne the n.en mel w ith a
.pi te or ith a, end the roe era sain tnn.i u m the llu
lak la a th afenl ig -h.eit of coeajrara! itloa.
.1 v ACCIDENT TO MAYOR 8T0ELET.
Priladklphia, Bept, 17.?Mayor iUokktj
und wit., me. ?itii mi aeoBteat whBa dHrlngM the park
Ibis aftemo a. Th. front ol teen* earrutaye krebe Ojowb.
Tke Mi rat waa tdtghtli hurt. aBBa Mr?. BtekMj kadaa
..r'.i brokoa aad aai Mkeieioa BdureB, n ongii n-.t dan
psoeeoly. Tbabota dragged m y khrmBweaBaaea>
111.. e. the Mayer holding 1 ? MM Hm s until Mr?. .s.ok.e)
rolled ot.wkoa b< Jamped. ihe boree Bmtllrbroke
awai rrom the wi ???!< ? 1.) ran a aeasaaeraiiie dieunc
n. (ore ii a bs steppt a.
ORIMEt \EDCASi H.TIR&?B1 TELEOEAPH.
ARBBOf Of a Iivnh: PBaMIDBBT
Baw-OaLKASfH. dept. it. ? rn RuaeelL f.reei
dsataf Iba Raak of Mfare?te, now tn ho .Ma bm, ?0 ?r
e-ei.-u t ? >l?v, i'hor^e.i wit.'1 eiubraiuiia 11.1.000 of 1 fie liainVe
Bsaasy. lie +** mal m i*ii.
A mi 1 1.1 s i OSATB fBOM TI lAD^TOOIJB.
8-, auk 01d, * 'oon., Sen?. 17. (Jeorge Baainer 1 hln
pma, a -tii.leot 0? Hi. Mldilieioan t'.ilverall,. ag- laeatg
. ,.r iti-i Ii dtsadorit ibis aftera ???.ii, peteeaea bp sattag
mtmbieeflss, sr laaeVaieala, masdlad,
rwi: . I V THOVBAB D BMB1 EBLBO IB Kamt I.tVI.su.
CucoiKNATI, (Met, 17.?Detective Bead started
iblaaiaralaa .or CbariMaiaa, C Wllh It. it. i ?..1? e... a ho
. niU-t'l. 1 ???.'.1*1" Ci"in tr - < ui:l..?.r.. l'.ir-. . .v <'..., ul
i km i< -iou. i is in..y km kses niaaaaared ? t as umuk
a wind wu u ii ba rridso i bj toe aavaaai?t.
BOTPai ". N. Y., mad 1".?I.a. iv this aairning
Hdai .n u aasrlsHedbj ? vlstaal sserm si Madaadtala,
aai sal| a : "> minutes Awamas ealameya, tr .?.
.rur. n. e:r , suft. i d. 1 he ? ..id Men aUty luii. < BB bear.
-i v il i.i.i? PUB MORI BB an D OKB A> a Mi tmm\
PiiUAogifiitA, tf>pL i~ Ii i aoven in- i uf the
crru ..f t "? ? li ..-i Kn.b. wi.o were atrese-'l f i iheiuutiter
9fl arti'SK. Bl nga-Ul ?e. .?? i i.al-'. a. o ai i *'^i.??i i... ay.
mix oi iu. ui.nw ra haM wilheal MB. Tue oil., i > ? ;... .'.
aadi i j?.0 10 i>ai. le ?,?; ? *' ** i? *1 i n-*.
a MOBBIBI i. BDIOfOB,
Lot i-v ii 11. h j.. Bent, 17.- Krank II. Laaetng.
agasni raaismgai raaaneta * u Msflieaa eta, eemadwed
auieida to-dar. lie penred caal ell aval in* <i.. ... .. aetriiig
blma if oa Bns T tie man I n li .1 t? a crl,;>. l^ u-ina waa
iuraier.y a wcl ku.iw.. (i.-..i, aua uad bl BB eu k BU lue pnB
pear.
a BOBOOWBB n't OLBAB IB two.
BaltimoBR, Beat. 17.?I be Bpenieh tteeetar
Pji'itii in. beoes ..i i" Bay for Uverve i, ahsa sB Um
smaui of raioieai Bivnr. last atgst. raa ftita aad sans an
unknown ?? besa r oi ah-mt itart) teas i.unh.u. The seheeuer
aas eat Uta .a r t rt i..i.ls ?0 ou oi.e na? ui tue ,u-aaj i
ami uae stssn no umedhaa
PRESIDENT BATES IX OHIO.
I IPCECT1 A T rO?HOSTOWN.
AN IMM'XII OATHKMXO op PBOPLB 1<? ?i t. TftM
PNI tUH bt A i> <?? m bax MlflrtlH?111 \r?N
Of Mir 29b '?'in>.
Pn titli .it HbJCBi QBB6W? BIm raBM and ?M
puny v?f |i<o|ii?? nrcunipnny ing tF? ? !-ft fur
Yonngitown, Ohio, jeeteffdny, Tbej even ai
l?ted with ^itm at va i : ln - BKMkg tho
railroad) sod wen cheered and Bpplanded by
crowds oi people at tiu itatk*BAa AI iming?
town there mi large gathering,both of tho
veteran*, ol the 23 i Ohio, tin- old r gttaent in
which the President >i-m <!, ead of the payofilg
generally. Addr aaot were delivered by Mr.
Hityea, LJeneral Shorn an and adhere. The day
wea one ol peed pBblic ???t - v i t y.
r liTI \U l.Xt i i BMI N r TEBT OBB *T.
ixciokxth ?tonn BHI unk <>k im: HIIBOIB ?
rorrawjafown BBOOBATBB LAVtam.1 um tub
PBaTfTITtBB Of im. DAT ? tbb BBUBflbOM
TBI Bi .
Tocwoaroww, Oiite, Bopt, IT rineidniil Rayeg
und party h itClerelBad (<>r roangwton i tue
reanlar traip orer the AtlantM aad Oreal Weeteeg
Kail Wut about 7 ofaloeh thai Bheratag, Tba party
waa acciitnpenuMl bp abtrat anaiber <?i peaatlaanl
eil1/ na and nfBeiale ot ? lev land, aad abaal lif-y
attrvivoraol the Pre identfa oM reel n at?theS3d
O'iia. Pn route the Preabi atpaee ? ! thraeeb iho
tr un, atinking handa and talklna lamibarly with
thediitereni Bteatheraol klart i i t.
ai I loa, Iba tratatop atadeafter teaviae Chpre?
land, ? lire* crowd bad gathered toi el ? glint pae
ct tl.c Prcaiilcnt and Qeneral Bheruian, hriiii of
who.ii appeared on the platferai >?. tat aar. \t
l^avilIhI'MIK tin* p:n y mir I l>y n r.'fii'ion
rntniniit.mnpoaed of the mo t promiaenl at a ia]
Mnhoiiiiig ('onuty. Aa b atenae erewd had
aaM>iubti*d at Warren. a. tba train aap
toioii the etal aa, u aalate wea lir.-d.
j ? Preai leal appeared al tin- rear ?t? .?r In bai ear,
aad bowed ia tba < ran tea i e uaia aa ^ ? d 'i"Wiy
oiii dt the atati ? Al Nilea, aato, u rei arg erawd
\ ., in red i it where another aalate wkt lir.d.
luiiuciiao crowoe were la waiting "i the excafwheo
train, wuicb waa eloeel} foltawiag the regalai
train, it ah iin> ttatioag betwaoa Tool ? ttowa aad
Clevelaad. It teefltad ut if the Mahouiog Valley
aaa eatptylag Ite poanlal an Into If on gatowe i?? <io
honor to ? lie diel igaiabi d \ udtora.
At TeaagatowB a aalea waa Brad at the train
wag drawa into tbo atatioa. rbePiaeidenl aad
pari v woro met with a gaaid eoati.i af ataathen
ot bhj Bid eonatand,aad aai irted to tho paUia
agaara, where tba Preaideni wae Introdaeed by
Captain Botufoed, of the 2Jd !>' |l ? it,
Mr. w liter L t'.. i? >? II, ot ll. RmnrnV ?? n,?l frt%*
aaa, delivered aaeaidieaa ol welcome, Uealliided
to a hat had .? earred dnee the Preaideni ?.i- bate
la 1975. Mr. CantpBell alao paid a high trlhataht
tio- prael leal a iadeai w bleb baa atti i.I tin- Prea*
i Lea Pa adatioial ration, and eoolraated i be a< uvity
In baeiaitao which prevetla bow iu tho Mahoniag
Valley with the eepeaaeioa thai waa apparent ta
l*?". said : M Wa wetaoate the Prnaideal aa
tic- Cblel M igtattata of tb ? Batten wboaa atataital
praeperttj he baa baea, and? r <?? I, laattnaaaatal in
proatottac. aad ta wbMb he hae girea an adnaang
tral loa tallied hp aa aaandal. Wo weteoeaa ana H
Iba Preaideat of the Bepablie a beet Conatitnl Ian he
legally fefenda, and whose bta i ba a ba dp and ana>
aatly asaanti
The Preaideat raaponded bt a brief apeeeh a* fol?
low- :
fauow-OirtsaBai I aaa tataraaMl hy the i>rn?rimma
of the Committee o( Arraaaeaieati thai the principal
[ apeakina el the day it to on nr tiu? aften.a. ii it
til* ti f..re .u.ili . il.a' wn.ii . -aid ln-n ?.i.i o.?
pr.ptiy aald. I will tBerefore detain yoa vith i.v
tended leatarfca ea any ef the lopdeoto whteh \\<< !...??>
Jaat uetoned. It i-v. rv aratify ag lade n t ? bm to >>e
h i aeleoeaed hr Ute arlghBen aud Mi aaa of Dai al Ted,
[Applaa8o.| It waa my fortaae one.' ta a peak of nun t<)
aa aaBhraee aliiio.u aa laimi aa tliU?an ainlii mo
?bad with eadaeee--eB andtcaea gathered of
Ida old frier.it* an I BelgBlwra a' In a iiincril?
aad Iapakeof hlai tbea,aal Mill think, iruit, a- the
Boat loped ettfnea of Ohle/ [ureai apptauae.1 laiahit
were poaalhki nadi r the dltpeoaation al ProrlaV aaa thai
DavhaTod to-oay eoald bekofcl aii.t a<? now are a
tbr va.lry whlrh i"' lovrd an will, und for wlm-a
be did aa naah witn a tttre ttvaagtB of leteUeet, a it
origiaal powar. Ueatlaed rreia the heaBtaiac to n a
gi. at und lutliienna1 iniin, ad ad to that a Real and gi <ai
io ui1.1 e wdl aaver br forgottea in iBa i alley where 1 e
Ui d. MrtTMaata,aa 1 aetraaIaiaatetaae. ?nii a.ying
iLlna will iM'riir Hit-aTii in >on. I lliauK vou ???}
i la woteoaaa, aad eball Batata yoa Tora atoateat with
tae introdaettoB ol a ataa who n teamed wharevai tue
addictaaaete aha faagat fee the UaMMt^tieaeral encr
man.
The Qeaetal spoke u.j laDawai
Pel tew aMIeaua, us aaM by the Preaideat, It t? n t fit
it ae appoiutod let apeaklog. if, by a bibbm word or a
ttagle tcaienee, 11 oald do aioi a to honor Mai w bo ta
aoiaeBeeetoeat.il would agord irnui ph-.i-me, but
Boa ui- i^?a aald the avttei tor yon. aad I a 111 tap tbfj
Bfteraeea er taie aveaiaa what ta peeper lot the oeeaa
?loa. Ia.wava ire! ai boliii! Iu Oiilti. uud I thank ).>B
for Iba bonora tieday.
After <!?? neriil S irrin m'a apeeiM, the oflli t i a and
member* of the U:id Ki -i'iiental A-soeiatlou lin'l
f r thetnMMBMhBeaaf bgalaapat,ta which only the
Bteaabetaware adarttlea, uf er whieii baaah waa
?erred in the hull in Ute Path.
Tba deroi Ationa were beaiiultil and Very pl ofu-e.
The crowd waa rety Ibcbbv vaiianaiyaatlatatad at
freat layoOOte S5.0cbx rbe wea that waa all thai
could be daetred, an I aretytaiag wa* fa ratable lor
u ataasaat liBMt,
Iu theafteraooa addreaaei were aaaae hy the
President, ?eneral >liern:m ."ni ntheca. The Po j
dent -poke at aaaaiderabl b*ngth.
THE ADDBBBB "i PBaVtlDEBT HATE8.
COMBABBa am> PbLLOW-I i ibb kb I Aftef I BpapJ
ayeat ipaat in Waahlagtao, aagroaaed in pnbttg
adfaira, it Ii u peal aleaaaie to vi>it acaiB mr
friends in Ohio,and BaaawlaHy toaaaot aoaaaayaf
Biy old eoanadoa at that yearly lanataa mi the L' id
Re gi Bieat. Biaea we laat met ut WiUottgbby, g
ve.ir ik'o. their ima baaa a va*t ?BtptavaBbaal in the
baataeeg aaaditlou af oat eoaatry. Wbaterei iiif
fereneeaaf opinion aaay baBtlB foand aaaaag tba
peoplr of this part of Ohio aa to tin? impoi tai.e ? of
the reaumption of aperie pa\ luriila, and ae in ihe
met hoila by w bleb II ba- br?-ii na conipl labeil. tliePB ia
ana kind of raaaaiptioa wbieh is \ery aatleeab4e in
Yoiiiu'atiiwu, and which la BMaUag rupnt BrapefJ
iu tin- whole eeaatrp, ahenl wbtah I in agiaa aa aie
all heartily agiaad. Whan 1 ia*t platted tins beae>
tifnl vultey of the Malo-ini.'. !? in yeHis ii-ro, the
MBaaeial Braaa, ami the giaeesy outlook tor baataeeg
ami labor aid capital, aeeapaad I he Ihoagbta a.id
?apcaeaedthe apuihtad tbapeaeiewherarat 1 Bed
theat, w bethaff m public aaaa*nblha\ at thett pi i ag
of liusineH-i, or ut then bo?pttabb< boinea. Now,
however, bow groat ami how gratifying la the
rhanipT All around ua In re, ami thtaaghoal the
country geeMfally, we ace cheer ng and boat fal lM>
dilation* oi betiel HaiBB- Not ggdj liu\e BBBeal
payaBBttg been reaiitned, but business BOtlVllJ and
prog table aaapdagataat fat oaattal aad lehai bate
aaaae ahaa The ehMd hadaatty and aatetaat mi h it
valley? the gn-at iron Interest?ajreadj haajhai to
ahare largely la the baaed! of oui improved aaa hV>
lion, ami I bheeadata heait ly raMMpfatnlate all
ekteeaaed attaMeta iatbta barge aaaaatalege mi the
present favombie baaineaa nlaathaa, ami bb the
bricht ami faeanttatingptaapeetwhl b the fataie
Indd* out.
There ia a auhjeCt lllte!ea?inp to ev? rv ctli/- n. utid
es[.riia!U tm.o.r \.!, . sei w , |g f.r li.lon Army, m
ragatd ba whfab 1 wish to aay a few wort ?. Butee
our la-t ranBton, la sevt ral of the Mi.tr* ami tj
Oaagreea,arantebare aeeaiad whteh Ljm revipod
tba aUaonaaaan al baa gaaaanati aa be the abpaata .or
whafh wa fattafatin tba peet eaafflel bam Ifajl la
lMO.*t, and a* to w"i,;it wa> itceoiii|di*lli'd l?y tue tlii.tl
ItlaBipbaf the. Union BBBee, The qin etuiii is, Wh it
waa aritied by the wart Whit inav thos.. \\]iq
tanghl for the I'niou iuat!> claim ; jml what oiiy .t
Iheea who fou^lu tor Beoeaaaett, lauhfuiiy to a<?? ? pi
a* the Majitfaaati raaalni af the war f
Ati eminent citin n of our Btu.li, Mr. QtM MM > k,
BaMl aaBta yaata agaa thai " war legiaiuiea.'' Ha pea
ggfded the BOB aouatitutioual uuientlmeiii* as part
I of the legislation id Iba Wal loi tli li.i' , ai.d

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