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Bnn_.l
uu-place of many ed the dead from |?> _?'?|'b.;r;
1.1.1. The cemcterv is now in rlnuitooi tno
r&r Ili-toriV: Socicv. nnd rreeb in..'.'n,c?,?
e,.. dv .. . ?- Tb- lot wherein urc bariedthe re
__,,?'(,!'?.":* BBtabeie of th. Q^ttS * ?
ratlwr amall moloeure, Borroanded bj a piaM non
fence \ *-onling 1" tbe cuatOBI of twonty-t.ve and
||__%re^ the tomb ol Daniel Webater oeea
aoi*.rc,*tang. lar wina in tha rear. and fiicina the
9Z*nre wnu-li fnu.te to tha aaai. the extertor ap
Jennee of the tomb ia Bimply that
!Kf 'i lar?e j.ras*-.'i"\vn mound. BPOB
BrUehbi an ?,.,i_ht marbie elab of the etaptaai de
E-ni'iioi.' lo. the oeremoniea of to-daj taatomp
?B been made oonnlenooa by deooratioaa whieh,
iiile of tbe Hiiiiplest natnre, were moel appro
grnate. Not hing could be more tit than the arehof
SmiBiiiti i.ave* ov.r the r-ntranee to the lot. and the
_ik.aigual thetopofthemoand.toembellwhthe
Ceaaiug plaee of tbe deajL A platform. withepeakera
fiesk and teata for the prineipal Roeeta, ha l oeen
jMwtedm front ei tha lot. aud hcvily d..ii"d in
,, ii'ciiaml flowcre. ln a white bacltgroaad >n
.ett< r* of greeu waa the inscnntion I atill ujfc
The tomb itsell waa hidden nnder a maaaol erer
W-i. aad dahliaa, while featoona ol greeu were
?bnng betweea tha atoaea marlang tbe graveeea tne
Mher members of the Webetvr family. , i}
Ontbeamval at the tomb, aftera dirgebj the
RbBBBL ? hv?... wri.ten for tl.>**&J?JL\3?
rhe tana ol " Z.o..." a favoiite air with Mr. w* beter.
>fU'rtl.cbynni Bteph-ii M. Allen uiado tbe cbief
'"-m. ALLEN'S ?trmUTB OF WKB-.TI.lt.
Tbe addroM waa a lon* oae, deatlBf fn'.ly witu
Ibe life and deodsof Mr. VTebater, and i.iukmg au
LllBIBll <?f his work- and lua cl.ur.'u ter. Mr. Alleii
??aaid in part, toward tb.* i-..iiclu*i"u af bia addreaai
? Thi- poBdeal wori.s of Ctethaaa, Pttt, -Bnta or Vw do
aotec'iiaiuHoiuuehof tbe reai BOtenoCi of government,
Vlu'tiur rcpuiuieau or monaroblcB), aa <1? tbe punuaneo
hrarka of _M_iel Weheter. Au.l it tha prlnetpiee he
Uuik uted, whetherluilia halia of Btatei or otherwlajs
?e iaitufuily appbed by bla oountf) men, U tha lawa ..?
V-.'.vc and the coaaaBlahe reeommended be dlUeeuxiy oi
Erredand iionctlyenactcd. tin.* li. pnbue wiil atand
And sUud whlle the tottenag thronee of huiopc dr.aj
_nd erumble to dust aud dlaappeai tlnul.j from the faoc
* Webater waa ttii gmerir, hia own type of an orotor.
?Th. j *iv i.e laeked tbe tmaglnatlYe tacultr togiv.? I'bra
Solor aud tividueea to hia epeecbea. l.ut tl.w, to \
iaiud. ..*a greal ini..ti-e. BJahatec poeaoaaed a aftrong
Wlnation, bnt ll waaol a peerleaaand ..ngii.ul order.
Sle.lUliiot nkefleli.in. Indeed. and ln." liu.'i^ii.atl'.ii WM
Si. v,i UM-dfor ttiecreation ol aaaaai ploturea. um, on
beoontiarr, be aougbl t" portray the truth, aud tne
Vi... ii .un. And ootblna bnl the num. lo all lUfor. e aud
btauity. lOv.iv tlmuitht waa marked and uiiuil.e.ed and
bad Ita approprlate p_oe, aa did tUewioriiigaof bUlui
Kcery. Hi* gentue waa tbe aenlnaof tatelleet,ana nottBe
Seuiaaoi lutuluou. Ihe tormer with a b^hiuorai oature
Slwaya revcaia tne tnith; Um totmr paints lu-BglnBtlTe
faetures wulob are ofl udmes onreal and eraneacent.
i'be keuiua of Btirke \v BB ti.e geUlO. of IIU mtioli. H.h et
Serta were meupbyfllea h Ideal, whlle tboee of Webater
Vere in'rii.Hl.a lv rcal. Burke'a . uliiimiitniK Ulumina
xii.u-. were atlU ii.etei.nc | Weiister *. after the tnui.d.-iv
', i, aciv thequicl ? rulean beamaof tbe rainoow
Vlth|.ei,..i-,.ti...fli-i:- oi lunhght. TBe f?r.ner we.it
?ut iike mi Inoandeeoeut aame ; tbe latter only taded u."
the paciflo auriace of the a^.v beeame wholly aereue. it
t.ki- tbe beet. emenuol botb Barke mad Vax to;maka
_pev.ua uorlBm of the cIciMc'tel ol \Sel.-Icr wl.lie, f(U
goreaud revereaoa of tue divimly baaat-tid, tboee of
?idiitoii ahould be added. , . . -
\ii..t!i. i e n.r.ici. i-,*ileof Welmlera ti.ln.l iu prstorj
Nraahii lor. oi trota. lt hiaeaoaecouldbeKalued i.y tbe
ll!u*tiatioi. and proofol truth Itaelf, be waa the nian to
andnlt; if not, llke Bauiaon ahorn ol ma locaa, _ewaa
wnie-M. Htaoraiortc-Uforoewa. notol avindlctive
iharactt-r wbieh would laeerate aud deairoy lt. ""J? ct,
?out ra.beraauolime feeUug tbat woald make tbe vie uu
im wililug to iLuiuolate bimaelfheueitth tuejoiu wmou
bUownlodj 11.1.1c..aicd. Iliamm.i .?..,? i; .ud, ,",i.- mid
"rleplisiiil.ne lll Ita fic.il. but nevei eiit-llKc ; ,i uexel
ei-uaiioti 1'iiuciplee, like *ome o. his rouylier aa?ocUiiea in
leioalatlou, nor llke tUo*e v._o-i ... ' - WBB BO U.mUie
Bnd atep ao ligot aa to be able toeover up and tdle tae
:aal.ent )? iutaof a uebi.le. l'uilliel n."i'' theW wi* 11"
iack oi ioreaigbttotdaoonoeptlona,auil im Btructurea
rreaie.l ??) bla mlud were aolfd, rei roomy, harmouioua
*iiU yet c'.'iiiioitiilily adapied to real aaa, and BlWByi B?
?jireuiely beaatifuL
Prayer waa oftead by the Bev. Dr._Uden,of
Manbtield, whowaapaator of thecburchin that
town lu Mr. \\ ebBtert lifetime, and a ho oondncted
tbe eernces al biefuneraL Aftei prayer a aelection
Irom Longfellow'a "Paalmol Liio ' waaanng, eloe
ing the exereiaea at the tomb. .
It was nearly 3 o'eloek wnenthe exereiaea al tne
tomb were hobhed, and the proeeaaion took np ita
?lineol niarcb to tbe, li.-ld nexl the Webater eatate,
v, i.. re n\- re pitched tenta, ln whicb the diuu. i and
litei....' exereiaea were to take plaee. Ibe moal
noticeable of tb.- tenta were the two large
4tniu.r tenta, for tbe oae reepectively
<,i tbe Webater Histohoal Booietv, aud
tbo Ai.cient nnd Honorable Artillery C.pany.
Aftera briefreatthe freaident andhiapatt) were
o'c.'it. <i to the large dining tenl ere. ted tor the u*e
x)_ tlie Webater BietencaJ Bociety, nnd adjoiuing
anothei tenl of equal dimeasioue, atanding parallel
t<>it. iii whieh tin miUtaiy diaed.
1K*TIVH11 | AM) M'l I ( M-MAKI.V.'r.
After thi dlBnerwaeover the Preaidenl wm bb
c..ii.d to the Bdjoining teat, wbere the Aneienl aad
Honorabla Artillery Co-apaay waa dining. Hia
?otranea waa tha .tgaal for laaaated ebeera, whieh
were again rciicwcd wbea he was formally pre
B_atedby tbeecaBaaandec for an aeknowledgmenl
oi the receptioa. Ihe eoaa-oander inttodnoed bim
?.* um IibI rraaadent ef the Uuited Btatea whom
tlie oommand erei b .d the bonor to reoeire. and tbe
?'..iiip;...v tbeB draak ta hia health. ibe Pieaidant
then aaid:
I thaok you moht gfrfllriiy for your kimlly und eatbu
bIhsik- gre. tlug. I ti.iink jrou. uio, for me eaoort aervioe
yuuli.ni di.ue uie. lo ii.iv. I um ulid I" meol *o iuaiiy
??uiKHiit und nouorable " nn,.. .1. ....u., r aud ap
,,),,;... i ui,|,c tbai eaob meiub-r <.l the ooi i>- wlll, lik.
_?Couuteaa of Oeamond, Bre to tha aga ofllOywa,
_tnd, ,ik ? i.-r, dic froii. ol.l ii?e. V-.ii ea, I. and all Bar.
any aood wlabea, aad I tbauk yoa agaia tor year eaeort
??luty.
Aaha ooneladed, Oeneral Leonard proppaed that
tbey now drink a glaaaol wlue witb the Freaident.
The Broaideni aaid :
luiink thladrlah aa n matter of precaution. I
drankmyown .ealthln the flwt plaee? uowl drlnkto
lha he.i in of .aeh aud every one afyOU
Upon retoraiag i<? tha aoe_ety'a teat theandieaoe.
paitakinifoi tha enthna-aam manifealwd by the
militnrv . rose to tin ir feet aud cnceied
the 1 naadant b.-artily. Then. reanming
tii. ir ,-ealN ibo aaBWIllilagfl ?as calie.i to ordei
i.y Gov< ...orLong, who mada an eloqaeatapeeeb,
takii.;: ;.* hishubject tha eharaetec aad attaiataeata
\A ihti uiiul BlaliiaiiiBii thememory ol whom Ihey
v,i. then recalliBg, andcouclu.ied by b febcitoua
?nul appropriute reference t.. the Preaident, wb??m
Iie iini'.ilu. -cd. Preaidenl Arthor waa again heartily
giceii d aa ba aioso. He taad from maimamnpt as
lollowa:
jiu Paxaro-un axd Oxxtlbmbb : It wlll fortnnately
Moord ' wltb tha proprletlea or tnla oo
...?mi, no losa tbau wnii my owa in
clluaiion, if I oonflne myaeu witum U.e
?,,,,.-, Imlts of my formal ncknowl. r tbeae
Batterlng aalotationa. I cannol flndworda to teli yoo
howdecpb l au. tou.-hoU iiy tne v.i.niitn of your grect
Inn. H bibbI a freab dlaplay of thai splen ildl.n
waleta erei atnee l aame wunlu the bord ra ". d.- aebu
BBttaliaa obat.uoud niy palb arith denwa-tra-bjaa "f
c.'.iii' -. and reapect.
I tr.i* . air, Hihi neitlieriny irrBti.udeiioriiivM inpathy
witu t ie porpoaea whleb bare luraed oui rereront
fOotat.;- mtherward to-day wUI be bi meaaured by my
endeavorti to give tbem rerbal expreaalon. Thecbsraeter
aod geulu. "i tnai ;.i,i*tii.u* maa whoaa uie moved
graatlly ou lu bo toeny patba ol euun. ice, in. muieuio
ration'o' wboae blrtb .. hundred ye
Bavo gathered loday uui.d the peacelul
aeenc-H \,.., ii- be found r. ?i li,.m tlie
fr.t and w'.rrv of life. fn.\c, for aaore
tbnu a generatlon been the tbeme ?.f dlacttaaion aml
i-ui.."^. 1 ahall uot attempt tolabor Ib the i..i.i orer
i ii imv flaahing alcklea bave awcpl aad wbleb
ud. been ciowded witb inuuntnou* gleauera, bul
iin .i perhapa toe permltted to deolare my approral of
whatbaabe uaceompliabedbj tblaaelety lu further
?uici- of tbe ..iij.-ei ter whieh tt w?a foauded li .* ??
aerted iiihiii what I aappoae to be truatwortbj autbor
it. tbat near the eloae of hia houored llle Mr. webater
?xp>. --.'.i ibe wihh thiit, foratdlag to i.aiiHii,it iii? Ibbm
tofuturegeuenttiouaol bla eouotrj. uien, foi klntUinKin
tnelr htarw tbe tl.nn.- of patrtotlam, aud for Inati
ItBeanln tha prtiMtptea ef eoo?tltutlonal goverairent,
iu.-i Bhoold bo diHneuiiuHteu ia. and aritla ainim.
tlitui aueh recorded i lTori.. ..t lu*?;. uiua a* aeemod un.-i
arortby te be taaa BCBBerred Manyof the loftleal an.l
BtcMt iBMpirlugol .dr. Wehater'a atterauoea bare Io.ik
Iju.1- au laiulluii aa hwiatiniild v.oni- in tbe luoutn of
ererj icho Iboj mtbelanJ, bat .t i? doubtleea true
tbat many trlbnt. aaareatr aiaa .uKiiiind La -ui.j. ei, mn
teriy in '.'' Btment and ?pk;n.id ln dlutloo, are co.upai'a
tlven auknowo.
lu'uil IBBI > ou have hither.o done, aud iu all tbat you
xua. u.i I.,.... l'.tii, to Beoare tbe reaolt wbich Mr.
v, ti-u r wlabed i?y the reeolleettoo aml eireu
li.ii.ii of i'i hu? wjrka wtdeb n.i\o penaa
lieut \ul k and ^IneU of th. iu ha\e nol I
1 n--.il-.- ...ii oi uiv earueel aympatby. Bo ona of tin
rialua a*eneraiiou of nui country men wbo aeeka to lx*
lufciiuc-id iu tli.-c polltieal doctrlnea whleb are tbe
liu-i- nf our Kederal Uorerument, lo aequalnt himaell
wituthe hiaiory ol i.i* ooontrr aad wita the origiu,
nroKi.-*- a u Blgulfleaneeol n? matitutloBa, o...
oibci .-..ii .? ao -ii t v, v m,.i aosplendidl) aitalnlhoaeeuda
?K , , :, t to that great atorebooae ol eloiiu. neo aud
v, - ..i'i, i.. l'l.n.ii. ? .i NMLiiik" "l Uaulel Webater.
, i bid you .....i apeed un tiu* uu.i m all other laud
able work wfaleb yoa bare aei yeoraell te aoootiipdab
Ia-i ue auoa ni ?.'? lendcr my thaiikt t?< vnu loi a,l y,.ur
kiii.,..' -. aud expreaa iue ),i.itouud iioi'e tbat this uohle
ooi,jni,..r.< altb, ali itaolile. anu rluagea and bamleU
fcuu ui ?.)" dwoll wubin ita i>ord?-is uiay bo nlc??cd by
tne ho d.iiK preaeotee of procp. my audpeaoe.
At i!. i outdoaiun "i t.?' rroeBieni ? ap. ai b, wbich
?wa* i ie .nn ed by freqoenl applaoaeand rerj well
received, bUlt-Bafl ti. Alleu lead an uupubliahed
Btanoacnpi wb.ct. a*-* wnttee by Webat. rand read
to the c.i iinei in wUfh ba aat u* beeretary of btate
nnd wbich exBeeaeaei bia riewa uuou tbe Lmport-Bl
poliucui ijiie.-tiona of thal day. _.___.
tor llawee waa introdaeed aad apoke biieny
ol in.-ciiect whieh Webeter'e worh a? a atatesman
aud legialator bad bad upoa tbe politioal attaira
ol tbe country. Ue waefollowed bj Oorernoi Ueil
of \. w-lii.iupabiie. wJw KMuyouded taa few woraa
lo tba to.ht " 'l'bc Blrthplace ol Webator.'
_l tbi_ pointintha exereleea ti.e Preaident wm
?bhtf .1 toatart lor his tram, whieh waatocouvey
hiu io lioatou. __
llnef-i.cicbeB were mr.de byjudge Tbonia- Baa.
gi-U ii. bebtui of Ibe/rYebeter ll.'M..n?...l ttoeiety,
_r__?nlent Bartlett of liaituiouih CoMege ta re
uwu c to tho tottst to that in..lituiiou, und UOetp
^"1 , I'.Vr.'f regrot wero received from Geefge
Tkkuor Cttrtla, Preaidenl Kliot of .Harvard , niere
tarV iolgef, Uoaeral Oriuit, Attoruey-Oeuerui
??rewstor. Senatora InWjlff. ^^g!Sg
E. D. Morgan, Boaatora l'latt aud liaAAley, naiiui
ton Fish und BBBaJ othi-ra.
A LI.TTER VOTBEroRE blADE ri'BLIC.
DAXtBL Avi.ii-r. .: ITIOB PBX mi'KF.MA.'Y AXB Tio:
aajBPl ?ti'MY OO ItTX UONBlllUUOM AWD a-tB
rrffiOX?81 OtBtaiOB BI PBQBA 1X38.
Tn Oetober, 185ft wbUe a -aaaabaf of Preaident
Fillnioi-'s Catinet,Mr.Webater wratatha.follow
iBgBtttar.iBtaadiBgto atadittaafl Dartad Btatea
offlcer*. Tho Cab.net, for politieal laaaoaa, ob
jeetM tothe letter. aad H waa never aeatar *aa4a
publlc. A lew foara agolawaa toaodaaaong Mr.
Webetera papera al BTai ihflald:
?The.Biaaanor tn whtoh dlaanlon. aeceaalon. or n
Mi.il.itioi, ofllieMale-l- M| -' -led BBd I'eeoUII'ieli.led
i?'.?.p:,ii?,.rti.-c...ii.iry. ii-.i'iniiiy .'..l!-.... thoae to
whom are eonnoed the power nnd traal of mBlntalnlng
tbe Oonrtltntloa, aad aeetoj that the lawa of the 1 nlted
Btatea he falthfully executed, to reaeel opoa tbedutlea
, v,l,:-I?,rietil.'l.e.|pl'o..ul.!e.l.lltpo--il.l"..?a.l re
qulretbea. to perform-Inthe Xortbera aad Baitern Btatea
theoe - uiun' Bteof .li-iiiii..niii-. eapouaed Btiaetpally by
peraoni ol beated bnaglnatlona, aaaembUng together
iiml paealng reaoluBona of anehwUdand violenJ ehar
neterii-tol-eliderthelll lieailv hillllil'? ? It I- BOtao iii
other part- of the cnuiitry. Theiv nre "ttatea ln tbe Boul a
Ib whlch aeeeaatoa and dlameml-r-neuta-e inwpooed or
reconi.i.e'i.ie.i by ptmrna ti ehanweter nnd ...iiu.aiee
BUlng BUtkma of hlgk pabUe truat, and. 11 topatn-Ulto
iidd. in somc iiistaue, - not uiie.iiiieete.i m ith tteGevern
iii.nt of tl.e Uatted Btatea Boolf. Leg-latnrea of
aome of the Btatea BBT8 8-180884 the Oovern
tn.nt af thoae Btatea ta laaaaomhla tbem la Ihe
eoattngeney of Ihe paaaaga "f eerlala lawa bj
conins-s. WbUe these oeeaneaeea do aot eonaUtute
nn evlceficv eaU-Bg for any posltlvc proeeedinv: eithcr by
th.- I M-eiillveCoVernuielit of tlie I'lliled BtatM 01 BJ
.-,, m, rel they loatly awakaa attoattoa, and ada-mlah
thoae in wboae haada tha ada-lidatmtloa of theOoverB
n.ent |a ,.i.ieed. not to l,.. fotiiul eithcr iina.lv i-ed. anr
prlaed ortmiweparei ahould aerlataarriva The ConaB
tution of thei'nited Btttea i- foonded ra thejdea ol a dlvl
sioii..fpoAvcrbct*vccnthe-eneral(l..v.-rniueii!:iii.ltli. ? iv
?pectlve BtateOerernmente;aad IhtodJ-rWon la marked
out and deaned hy the con-titutioti of the Unlted" Btatea
wlth B8 iinieb 'li.-tlnetlies- i.lnl U'-eiiraey a* th" nutiire of
the BBbJeel tui.i tba taapei*reeuAoB af lan-ua.e wlU ..<imit.
The pewera of < tongreaa atv apeentoaUy raanawated, aad
uli other powara neoeaaary .?> earry Iheae apeelOod poa era
int'i.iiiet ara alao ozpreaaly granted. Tbe ConaUtuUon
waa adopted by tbe people la tbe aeveral Btatea, aotlng
throilehllien-'el.e.v.'feoi.viilloli-el.n bv 1 hein-'h .-;
tbe Leglfllarurei of tbe Btatea bnd nothing to ao wlth tbla
-nreeeedtng. bat to rea-olate tbe tlme nnd manaer m
whtebtheaeora-rratlonathaaobooen bythe people, tbe
traa aoaree of all power, abonld aoaentbla.
A PXBPXTCA1 POBM Of 0OVXBBIIBHT.
Tiiet oii-titut.onof the (Jnlted 8ta*ea -miporta to bo a
pcrp. tnai loiti: of ?,'overniiieiit: U coi.tiiin- no lunits for
lUdnratioa, aadaaggoata aomeaaoaad Boform of pro
.i.'dill.l.V v.hieilit ellllbeill-olved, or Its obll -;.M MU
diapenaed wltb; it requrreathe peraoaal aUeglanee of
every i IBzen of the Unlted Btatea aad damanda a Bolemn
onthforlUaapportfrom erery maa amrxloyed m anr
pubUe-truat, whether imdor the Oovornmenl of the
Unlted 8taW i oraay Btate Oovi rnment Thu. obUgatlon
and thli oath are enjolned la broad lerma wlthonl qnallfl
.ui,.:, or modlflcation, aad aith reference to no Buppoot d
poaalble cbange "f elToainBtancea or eventa, Xo man ean
-it in a State LegUlature, orra the b. neh of a Btate i ourl
,,r .\, eate tba prooeaa "t roch oonrt, or hold a ooa?tla
Btonlntha miUtta, or BU aay other offloe In tbe Btati
Qovernment, wltboul havlngflral taken und anboortbed
an oath to itrpporl tha Oonatttntl m A tba Unlted Btatea
as'uhotit Lookiug, then fore, to what mlghl be the reanU ol
forcible i. voluUon, ?inc? auch caat ? <?>?>? u .rae. be
Koveri ed by no previouajv eBtabbahed rulc.il la certuinh
tii, ninnlf -: dutvofnU tboBowhoare Intrnetcd wlth the
Uov. n in, iii "I tiie .'ii!' 'I Ma*. - in il- aeveral hninclii -
and departmenU to nnhold and malntalii tbal (ioveni
llielit 1o tlie I'ull extelit ol lt- eoti-tltllllomil pow.-I Iiml
iiiitiiontv toetiait all lawa nee. ?.i.v to tbal en i.
tHkc care. tliat tbose jaws be executod by bU tbe meana
ei, ai, .1 nnd e,,ii!e i, il i'i the < onatltutlon Itacu.
We are to look to but one future, and tbal a rature in
Whieh t he Cii-tlt ui loiiol l lie la.nnl ri ,-hnil .-taii'I n-it UOW
-tiiinl-: l:i?- paaaed ln confonuity to It to lie exo led
a a t bev have hltberto been executed, and tbe publlc |ieacc
man,:;,in, ,1 aa it baa hul., rto.n matntidned. VJ bat*.i
i-MToi tiie future ma* be -uppoeed t" h.il ol t'n- liuc
|| BOl -" mueh ll tliill- I.., N|,e,ted. Il-lt thlll- to l,e
ieai,,l nnd iliea.le.l. and t?. be guarded agaiiiat b* tlu
tinii,-t reaolntion nnd tlie iiiiu.,-t i igllnnc. ol all v, no ar<
intiii-teil with tb" condncl ol publlc affaira; no altenia
tlve cun be preeented whieh ia to authorizc tbem to de
part from tbe courae whi. h they have iworn i" pun?ui
li,,,.menia.- th. t,.,?,?:,!> powerBonthc general Uoi
ernment ll waa foreaeen thal rjueationa a- to the junt i v
t.ut of thoae powera mlghl occur, nnd tbat en-. - ol eon
tliei between tne lawaof Uu L'uited Btat< - and luv
dlvldual SUit. - mlghl anne. It aaaol ln
llty, tllel'.tofe. IllUt thel.llllllll,, r III lllllell -llell ,| Ue -I li ,11 -
ahould i,.- aettled, au.l|the tribunal wbleb ahould bave tlie
n.liliiate ai'tlioiitv tO ,1. el'le th.lo.J -liolll.I be i-tal,
li? ,. ,i ,in,i ii\e,i bj the ? ouBtituUon Ita. U ; and tb-Bjhaa
been clearly and amply done.
acTO ox ooifoxxaa nrr B*7T~xira iaw.
rivtiiecon.-titutionof ilie.'fir.teiig-tate-, |iin.t taatrn
ment ttaelf, afl aeta of Congreaa paoaed in oonfovi-Btty to
it and I'ubiie tn BA_ea)?xwtitute tbe aaprerae.law of tho
iiii.,1. aad are tobeofeontrolung foree and eflect, aay
tinii- in aay Btate OoaaBtatlon or Btate law to th. cra
trary notwItbatanding : and the |udge? In i
v., Uasol th. eouruol th. L'nlted Btatea, are exr
h,,iiml thei.iiv. The aupreme rule, then. i- plalnly aud
I'leitih declared Bnd estaLUahe 1: il 1- tbe Oniatitutl.f
Ihe L'iiite.1 ' tati -. tbe Inwaof < ongTcsa paaaed ln purBU
ai, ,? th, r, ?>', aud treatieamade under tbe authoiitj ol
the Unlted Ptatea And bere Ibe greal :""l turning quca
tion an-'-. Who. in the laal reaort, 1- loconatrue und In
. i. ,v t lt ii !?? ail, -".1. for cxamplo,
tha't n pnrticnlaracl '" i Btate Uglalature I- :. vlolatlon
?t th.- coii-titution ?r tbe Unlted Btatea, and therefore
void u 'in tribunal baa autborit* Bnally tedetennine thia
ImiMirtaut oue-tion t It i- evldenl thal n thia power bad
in.i been vested In tbe tribunal* of tbe Unlted Btati
Uovernincnt wonW have wanted the meana of Ita own
i.ie-ei\iit'.'ii: uli Ua granted powera would bave de
jieii.l.d noi.n the \ ariable aud,uuecrt?ln de. Uiona ol Btate
' jt iaa w. II pbI bllshed maxlm in imlltlcal nrganl
thllt the illllillill POWI r I.Hi-1 b<* lllll'l'' < O eXten l\e V. 11 ll
the ,-,,n-i,tiif?,nal uial leglalatl. ?? poweri "th, rwlac tberr
uuate provialon for tlie biterpn tatlon and
cxecution oi the lawa ln confonuity wltb thli plnin and
irv princlple, tbe t'oiiBtitiitiou declarw thal Ibe
iiuii' ini'" ,\ eroi ti" Unlted Btatea aball extend
n law and eniilty ariaing undcr the Conatltntlon,
ti... ??, .. -..: !.',,? i i,i'e.i .-i.it- -aii'l 11'...!' -. no .tter lu
whatcoiirl n,-!i a <?::-.? n"!-,--. Wheiiever and wbcrever
Kii.ii a ea?e coinea up. the Jiidiclnl power of the Unlted
, \i. i?i- io it. Btid nttit.iie- iii>"ii ii : aud it u oriae
iiiuiivMai court, the uctaof Uongreaa bave made pm
vlalonfoi ii- ni.ii-i ttothe Hupn me . uurl ol the l int.-.l
.,,? , i er. tobofluully hear.1 wi.ladludged. rhiapro
eeei'ill" I- M.'ll 'liov, ll to the pl ,,!.--,,, ll. illl'l ll"',| 111*1
now i.e pioiieiilitiiv -i.ateii oi rebearaed. Plnally, tbe
l',, ..,|, ;,i ,,i i:,e l uli d m ite i- by tbe ( o.ibI
made ( oinitmudcr-ln-Chief of the Aimy und N'avy, an.i "i
thi m.iitia wben ealled lnto arrvjee nl iiu
l niled htatea : aud all Iheae lullll iry meana are pnt un?
der hi4 i-ontrol in order thal be may Im able i..-.-.? thnt the
lawa i.e f.nth.iili- eveeiii.d. Tbo Ooveniiueiit ol tbe
I'nlte.l Btatea, llicrefore, tliougb n govenimenl ". llmil.'d
iiowcra iaconipleteln Itaelf, and t<? Ibe exlentol these
all th,- ia, ultii - |.,r li -i.-l.,:i"ii. i'i iu
t. i'i.ii t-'iti'.n nnd exccutloii of the lawa, and notlil
i..aaarr bul fl.leUty in nll thoae wbo are eleeted I
l? ,,1,1, io buld oiliee in it- varioUB deiiHrtmente lo eauac
u to i.e upbeld, inaii.i.ii,., 'I and elllclently adiululat. rod.
Tlli: JUBiaDICTIOB OP TBB BUPBBBX COOBT.
The I'on-tifaii .a aaalgaa partieular > biaaea of canaoa to
...nial jiii-i.-diciion ,,i th. Bupreme Court, and.othci
loiiii- are to exereiae auch powera and dnttea ..- ara et
inuy be preoerlbed by Congn ?. Congreaa baa ool aayel
fonnd il nee. laary or expedlenl tooonfor ra the clrcull
or otber iufcrior courta, all the |uriadleUon crcatetl or
./ediivihe t'onatitutl.ui; thu. tbere are mnnj
vv hll il I -illllillill. |1U ' 'lleiioll 11-111111 \- hl li
Ui courta, auch ae that ol maiidamua and Injiuictiou, are
i.i.i pi-ovi.li d for by genera] law, but -one ?ucb ca
provlded for. Thuaoytbea. "i Maroh -. i-?'..:. n ir*
,l,,;..!, a thi.l tbe iiiii.-.lit ti*... "i the elr. ail oourta ol Um
Uiiite,'. M.,i.- ahall eM. n.i teall ea-,- in law on
iiii-iiiv; under tbe n veuue biwi ol the Uult. .1 HtaU - ; nnd
i, i n hc Injur. 'l ln bla pi reon or proi-ertj ou ae
rounl "i auy acl by him done nuder nny rei cnue law "f
tlie l'uited -t. it,-. be iii. ,i biiii"-anl imiiii'diitl. I.'. in Ihe
( ii-.'uit . ,.?:,! ,,! tlu- Ui,t!e.| m . ' - ; Bnd lf be lieauedln
am st ?;. , otiii for aneb act be may canae inch mit lo
by lmincdlately removed Into the Carrull Courl ot the
t'uiteii MtalcB : and if the Btate courl i of the
1-,.,.,,1-d. that rccord mu] be eupphed by affldavlt; and if
' '?? lilnl, lillle-t. or III ell-lo.ll. lie I- to l.e
i,i,,ii. hl ia< orpiM before the < In-ull .1 ol tbe
Unlted Htatea. Under the flrat part ol thcae provlaloua,
' nu ol maiidamua aud lujuuetiou m y Ib laaui d, und uli
otber iw-it.- aud i>i,?.-m- lultable to Ihecaae ; aud any
Jndgeofanj oourt of the Unlted Btatea i- autboriaed to
granl writa ol bab. aa i orpna ln all oaaea of prl mui ra oom
nilttod or eoiitlned for ii ii % act done hi panuaneo ol a
iii., ,,f tbe L'uited Btatea. m ,,i any order. prooeaa or de
oonrt of the Uuil d Btatea. Theae provl i.,n
nre it ll fouud in the penioauenl ae. Uonaol the acl of Oon
greaa alreadj referri -l to. Tho Inipuitanue and efflcieui .
of thea, provlaloua, if eventa were to arlae iu arhlchob
lt?1. lioii to the eiili.-elaui ot leieuiie kl.Id be atteiupl. >l
iu iiil, aleiied. Ille too olr.loil,- lo ie.,i..ie.IllxeUt. The
aeveral dlatrlot attocneraol tbe Unlted Btatea wlU take
.-!??. ;ai, ni, to iiitoiin tbenuelvea ,,t theae euaci
of law, und '"? prepared to canae tbem to be enforeed Ib
the tir-t and In everj * ;??- whieh may arioo,Jaatly ealllag
f,,i tlu n appllcaUou.
HO l'O.V.-R 1" l'H'" BXD AGAINST DIX'UIIAH'IN-.
i),- laratlona aaaraly Iheorellral,oe raoolaUoai oaly
(l.elan.tory of oi,inioii4, ii-oni iiowev.-r high tiiitboriiy
emanatlng. caanot property bo made iheaahjaetof
legal oi judiul?1 prm-eediuga 'lho> maj lie irerj
iiiieuipeiaie, ilie.v may iu- very BxcepUonable, ti,.-.
mav be \.tj imconatltutlonal; bnl unUI aomrthlug
-hall aetaallj ba done or Bttempted, biudei
\un or ubotruettng tbo executlon <>r tbe lawa af
Ihe Unlted Btatea, "i -Jurtng thoae employed m tbelr
cxeeuUon, tii.- oflloera "f theOovommeutwlU remain
vlgilaiil iii'ie.-d, aml prepared for evouu. but wltboul
any poaltlvo cxeruiae of autbortty. lt la moat earueatlj
to Im: hiipid lliat Ihe I'ti.III'li/ Uood r.ei.-e of Ille people
iu uli tbo Statas, aad an lucreaae of harmony aud K""*l
wlU everywbere, aaay prevent tho neecaalt- ol roaorting
to the exitfelae of legal anthority; Uiatobe boped that
all Koisi ' Itlaoaa ?IU bo mu. b more bKlbiod lo n n.-.i ou
the vuiuc ot the Uuion aud the i.nieiii- wbloh li hai con
fiar.d npon aU. than taapeeabiteapoalmpractloablo
meana for ita aevoiauoe ordiasolutioii. NoBUU .
?on, it ut eini.iit, i,- oompeU nl i" declare aueii aevei moe
or dioBolnUoa?tha imople of no.Mate ha?e eloihed their
LaaUalatura wlth aay auoh autborttv j an> a.i ihni.
prouiaUnlngaoBhseveranoe b> u i_?glalniure would be
uier.-ly iiuTl and void a- allo^oUiox cxcccdiug Ua vou
aUiuuuu?i uowu-a.
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
coH_n.CT.cuT dcmocri i a
CBU-U-M i,. MiiCiiK.i.i.. tm NKW-iiAVPN. BOH-VAT-OO
| ,.ll ? ON.IIII ** IN TIIK I1I> ULSrillCr?BC'ill.Ml *
mua in" -No1 aro---.
jfBOB v M.ii' OOBBBarOBDBBT OB TBB l-DSOBB.]
(Tbw-Havbb, Coihi.. Oct. 13.'?Tha Deraeeratie
Cougioaaional Convaatioa beld ta thia eity to-day
reealla in iaB_of Ita bataiaa a rather netabla eon
v,mi..11 of tbe bbbm party at Middletown tourteen
yeara ago, On thal oeeaaiaa a geatlaaaaa wbo bad
made a rery aetlva eaavaaa far tha nomlnatioa nnd
beea aasared by " tha boye" thal behad a aore
tbing.waa uot a lit'l- aarptiaed nt Badtafl v.ben tbe
votea were eaaated thal be had only twovetea
Tbe snrpiise gtew into Baeoaeealed amaaeiaeBt,
bowever, ai tha delegatee tothe Bomber ef a hon
,ii,ii c.-iii.'.l un hira afterward, aaeb ooawiththa
remark: " Awfaily aorryyoa were defeated, bnl l
V..I..1 an.ld.dall I! could foi you." [I DBlxed bim
apaothathe aevai baa beea able ta make ap hia
mindwbo di.l aetaally eaat the twovetea The
octteoBM of to-.l.iy''- c uiv.'iiiion, in the rote thal
Bppeared for one or two eaadidatee, reeetabled
?omewhal thereae-H thal lobotheied the eandidate
ot 1868. Two or threa reapeetabla gentlaaaea tatbla
diatriei bave beea baggtag to their boeomeforeev*'
aml weeka tbedelosive phaaton that tbey were not
only c.iii.liiii.'tes, hill very fonilldublo C.llldi.lilt. *
for tbe l on_rc*sioiia! noinination. They are BBVad
tbo oiali.iii.i~.-iii.-nt, bowever, v.bieb tbe Btatemiian
of the oider pertod experieoeed m brytag lo ae
count for tbe votes cast for tbem, ua there wci.i.'i
any.
Tbo convcntion wana long time HtUmg prellmi
nariea and getttag t.. iti work, aad dttrtag this
lline tlnec Of tlie p'litb lil'-li whd iuiugilied tluiii
BBlvea eaadidatee, to-wit, ll_.Oieeae __endiiek,oi
rVaterbary| Mr. Oharlea Daraad, of Darby, nnd
Mr. t'aleb 11. lJowcrs, of thi* city, WON BXeOedlngly
bu*y. Baay with tha delegatee, nnd Buoaewbat
oeeapied with aaeb other. Not ia Ihe _??__ pm*.
siiii of rotce poriah tbe thoagbt!?bat, ns the
Bvenl abowed, baajf ta i lu*t d^Mperateeflbrt ta aave
tba (?(iiiv.-iiii.ui un. 1 me party -rcaa tha elatefa of
.Mr. Charlee L Mitchell, wbo h waa onderatood
bad aiready aeeared a majority of the delegatee.
Oftbeee three, Mr. Daraad araea ragalarly eleeted
delegate from Derby?eboeen, aa be prondly aaid,
by one of UM haiul-.nme.4t coBveotloni be
evcr BBW in bia life. Mr. Kendiick ap
peared aa a mbetitate ior t? Middlebary
delegate, und Mr. Bowera roomed aroand
witb an appareatly Budlapnted ntlo to
lepreaanl tha tieket ni lance. Ur. Bowera waa er
peeiall] aetiveand pervaaive. To a eaeaal obaerver
be aeemed to be doiog a great deal more baaineaa
than all the teat of the coavention pat togetber.
Being anaanally badd-beaded and rery ahiay al the
top-onc of thoee heada that in a Snnday-echool
offoi aconatanl temptatioo tothenneaay amall boy
toahya "apit-ball ' at it?tbe appearanceof him
bobbingapand lownin rariooa parta of the b I
Likeayellow pompkta ta a ehop aea?lenl pictur
eaqneneae aad animation to tba aoene. Tbe qneer
thing aboat thia preternatural aetivitywaa tbai it
waa "iily preparatoff to tha witbdrawal ol bia
nniiie. <)m* eannot belp woaderlng wbai be wonld
bare done if he bad beea tateading to itajta the
li.l.l aab oandidate.
Prelimtaariea having been oonclnded, Colin M,
Ingeraoll. of New-HaveB, pal Mr. Mitchell in oomi
aatiooinaaet ap* ech, and tbe Domination waa u i -
on.lcd by a Walltagford delegate. Then Mr. Dnrand
took the il.'or und w ithdrew 1ns own und tbe namea
of Meaara. Kendrick and Bowera. an.i offered
the iiuiue of ex-Goveruor Charlee B. Inger?
aoll. Thia \\.. .s the card agreed on by the three
oandidatea ta otder to defoal MltehelL Ir waa
w.dl known that Qovemer IngereoU wonld not
iu-ci'p! tbe n.'iiiinatioii, or eoBBBBl to bea eandi?
date nnder any ciicuiii-tuiices, luit tbe oppOBOBtl of
Mitcli.-ll boped i" atampede tae conveotion nn.l
cairy IngereoU'a nomination by acclamation, Mr.
Mili*. of New-Haven, beaded "tt tbe game by tbe
BUtboritatiTe announoement tbai be would nol ae
eept Bpeeebea were made by Meaara. Bowera and
Kendriek arging tba nominationoi Ingeraoll, bnt
oarofnlly abataining from erit-eiaaa "i Mit. Inll, or
of tbe matboda by whieh Itwaa ebarged tbat the
New-Haven delegation bad beea aeeared for him.
Mr. BotehkiBB, of New -llaven, wbo
Bppeared a* a aabatitnte f??r a Kill
tagworth delegate. waa aot ao gaardad ta tbe
remarka witb wbleb be followed ta oppoaitionto
MitcbelL Thia yonng gentletoaa took tbe ball by
the hoin*. lle bbbj tbat n waeaeeleeato attempt
todiagniae tbe fact tbat tbere waa greal diaaatiafae*
tion in New-llaven and tbioughout tbe diatnet
with the methoda pnraoed by Mr. Mitchell'. frienda
in tbe tnanaveineul of tbe New-Haven primanea,
l i.iii.i waa openly ebarged, aud the
cbarga waa ao arell aubatantiated tbat
le ii.i.i ie. (l.iitl.t Mr. Mitcboll'a nomiuatiou nnder
tbe i il uiii*i.nn?<?* wonld endanget the wbole
tieket. Mr. Hotcbkiaa apoke al coueiderable lengtb
and waa bnally i ougbed down.
iii> remarka broughl onl aome ofthe Mitchell
men in reply, who Jetled anyone to lay a Bngei
upon a (iu. *t inn il.ic ui i ol Mi. Mitchell "i n.
(ricu.la. Ji.i* brougbt onl Mr. Dnrand, who took
the flooi Bud ' ctlj chargi .1 ili.it in hi. own
town of Derby be bad proof thal mon \ had been
put into fire wbiakey aaloon. for tbe purpoee "i
tecuiing thenouunationol Mitchell. lle did not
ii.'li.-v.) tli.it Mitchell, if ii...iiiii,iicl, could carrv
Wate bury, tbougb tbat town u.i* good foi 500
I ii 'in.. ei'.itic in ij.u itv : and the town ..t Derby. he
\\;i* certain, wonld bnry himnndernoi l.** than
_?00 Kepnblican inajonty. Mr. Dnrand Im* been
rjpeaker <.f the Houae "i Bepresentativea and a . an
didate for Lieutenant-_fOvernor, aud iu criticiaing
M.i,-in-I.'* yonth and Inexpenenoe and lack ..i
ntateemt4Uahip.be indulged maveinol rerj lofty
aarcaam. What the otlier anti-Mitcbell spcaker.
only intimated he broa.ly ebargedi thal
.Miicb'ii'* i.ni.v . l.tiui in the lioiun.iiiion waa
ln* wciitli, und thal b" or ln* frienda
bad aocurwi a majority of tbe tlelegab bj the uae
..i money. 1>..i!i Mr, Dui tud and Mr. Bowi ratake
bigh ground with regaru tothe twe ol money in
electiona. Nol bnl thal both ate abnndantly aole
to indulge in tbe practico tbomaelvea, Imt both are
oppo.sed to ii upou principle. and both are auh.
cieutly conaciona "l thelr own deaerta i" kuoa tbai
DotLuig bul iin- .?...iui't ii-c ut mone.i could |.
the people from rlaing uji aud .'..lliii^ tbem iuio ibe
plllilic *cl \ ue.
Ail tbeae unaelfisb efforta t" atay tbe i ide of eor
rnption and preveut tbe nominationofa yonng man
\s im ia ricu bui aoatatosman, ca.lo naaght, xoung
Mr, Mul-, the preaeul Benator from thiadtatricl ani!
, i re oauilidato foi Mayor, who baa the credit
of bariug conducted tbe Mitchell cumpaivn, bad
laid biaplan. too well to bare them deleated, even
by the i.o i ii ? >>i apriuging . i-tioveruor lugei tolj bb
.:', audidate upou ibe . onveutioo. Oui ol lo_' rote.
un ii,,? ii,;"inuii imiI,.; Mi. Mitchell had 7.J, and \nu*
easilj uomuiated.
I ii. ic i* uudoubtedly a greal deal of diasntiafactioii
in tbe party, e peciallj iu New-liaven, .^ here fraud
in the oiection ol delegatea la ebarged, Tht L<jtfi>r
ol thia city op. a\\ nxpr ?*-'?-. it. iiu content, and u it
aupporta Mil lieil'a eaudidocy al all. .\i!l do ii
griidgingly and nnder proteet. Mr. Mitchell bim*
*cli in ., popularaud wealthy yonng man, wbo ba.*
ii.,: beretoldre been prominent oi rerj aetiveiu
politica. li ii iiiuin* to ii. .*. ii whetber tbe diaai
fection wiil bo authcienl to endanget ln* elei lioi in
b diatiiel whicb i* onlinaril. couuted snre by tbe
U :.it*. Mncbwiild pend on tbe Kepnblican
nomiuation. Dl one tbing we may beaure, thal
tbere wiil be no Utch ol faada on the Demoeratie
dide. _ I. ll. li.
INACnvmf AT IfEADQUABTERa
'? Kotbiag aew," la tha itareotj ped reply givi D t"
toportera ta anawer to taqninea nt tbe Bepub ioan
Btata t'oiniuitt.-c rooma. Tbere iaappareatlj ttud
.,,,, ...nn tbe chairui.ii. down ta tba toweat
i-leik ae to wbai tbe eontmlttee .* dotag or what
kindoi newa it receivea from the < onatry. Teeter
day Qraeral Sbarpe waa reported by pereona aol
membera of the eeaantittee te be preporing a iu"
u-raiiiiu.- foi? inei-tingB to bo beld tbrougliout ti.e
btate.
'Un. new* frmii the eoimtry in evid.iitly imt of
tbe n.o-t ebeeciag natare, aa the membere of tbe
eonimittee .1" i."t eaie to dia aaa .t. Oaeol tho
BBeaabera, aot ta l-traway with bi* aaaoeiatea, aaid
yaatafdaji "ib- oemiBittee _aiaeieaeab-yaloa
in getting io work thiayear. Ia atiiaa iike tin.*,
when ? stiaurdiuaryi i. 'ita are nceeaa ury to give tbe
tieket even a anow of eleetiou, not a momeni ahould
be i"*t. ii.v tin*! tiii.o theia oagbt to ba a btaae "t
meetinga trea. oae end "i tbe btate to the otber.
[nateaaof that thecommittee i* boay eendingtml
pietureaof Judge Folgei nnd ln* latter ol aoeept
auce. Mn b ,i . niiva* i* aba.iid taVMWol liie iiu
pending det. at.1
\t tha Demoeratie beadqoartera .1. Tboaaaa
Hprigg reported il.ai iu Oaeiaa tbe Adaitaiatration
l.i-.ini'ln un* were afraid to bold meetloga beeaa a
it wou.d diooloeo thelr waakaeea
Judue I'aikcr, ot Llbtcr l.'.i.iuiy, aald tbat if Qea*
eral Hbarpe reported littie duaffeeilon among Be
piil.licaiiH iu tbat coiiniy it uni*t ln- beeaaae bo Ii.im
i..,l i.c.-ii liieie reoully and kuowa notbuig ot tbe
bitualion.
\\ illard Juluiaon. of O.wego. said that the Doiu
nrrafac.poctod a mnjority iu tbat connty on tlio
Qrorer (levclan.l in expaetsd in tba ertyaoaa,
Aviien he will addreaaa meatlngex tho Yonng laaara
Demoeratie Ciub. ___/-___.
Seere ur> Folger reliirned to tl.e City fl"lll O'lieAa
laal olghl aml wentj t<> the Uoflman rJotiao. He re
ceiv.dfew cailers aml they wero inostiy peraoaai
fllllllls. _
ACnON of THE tJNION LEAOUE CLTJR
The Mon. Williiiin M. Evarta, Ute -wxaridenl
of the I'nio.i Leagne < I ih, prealaed at tha regalar
uionthiv meettag laal alghi There were ..bou. 130
mombera pmiont AftarrouHae boataeaa a reaolutloa
waa aaaaedplaetag tha aaaaaa of f*reaerteh Law Oto*
Btod. Dr. I'oru. lius B, Agaew aad Proaaaaor OJaloot
Olbba, of iiuivnni OoBeganpoathe boiw?ary baa, they
belagtheaalyaaeaBbero who fooadedthe olah itlll ll*"
inr. 1 he Committee 0B Pottttl Bl C'for'ii th, m pr.seiitcd
the foUOWtBg r, BOlUttoaa, whieh were Bdoptedi
II',,iron. ?Ilieniiienilliieiiisto tlie BtBtC Con-tltiHlon
maklng tbe canala free and provldlng for tbelr inaiii
nanee. bavingpasaad th. preUmlnarj Btagesreqnired i?y
uie CouatituUon nn-1?. be anbmltted toa popuiar vote at
tlu- I'.iki>ln_ Noveinoer. le, tion; therefore
/,-,.-,',,./. That theae propoaed amendmenta have tne
Bpproval of tbiB ciub aa oelug aUke (af the Intere-taot
andBtate; and tbo ciub earneatu reconiinenUB
itami mbera locoopcratc la uctlvoeffoftaior.lletributing
tlcketi m favor of thein througlioul the fcHaie.
? -../. Thal tbi- committee nlBoreeomtn. nda tbe
memheraof Iho clob to votefortbe propoaedamenu
to tnein.iieiitrv artlele of the Btate . onatitutlon
fOr an ilnre l- Ill thO tlllllioerof Jll-tiee-ot tiie Mliuellie
Conrt and of the Oeneral rerma thereof, aud anl iu tbe
illstilbiilioii of ballotrt then im .
THE BTATE TICKET APPBOTED.
POUOHKXBP8EB, Oct. l'_?Tlio Tlu- I>titcli.'<s
Coanty Bepabneaa Oonventloa aaa beld to-day at
WaehlagtoB Bollow, aad was largely atteaded. Tho
fniiowii.if iioniiiiatioi s were made, nii t.y aeeuunatloa i
I'oi- Hh, rilf. .Inines B. Duleh-r; Coiuify (leik. AVIlliani
\ PaaatBg) Wetrtot-Attoraey, (icrife BhBelatya
connty Traaaiarar, Oeerga av. Ohaaai Beaahera of ab
r-emi.iy. Jaaaea Kaaa jr., ami udgar a. Brlgaa Beaola
ti,,i,- were -maatmouely adopt. 'i deelarlag tbal the Re
i.leana of Dutcbeaa Coant] are ln favor, now ns here
tofore. .>f the eleetion of the BepabUeaa itefcet withour
icratchlng n name or alterlmf a totter; Indoralng tbo
nominaUoo of Charlea J. Pobrer for Oovernoraa tbal ol
au earneal BepubUcan, n tried atat. iman, and an boneat
man, and pleuglng hun hearty aupporti eapeelally In?
doralng and ratlfying the nomlnatlon of B. l'latt Car
penter f..r Ltentenant-Governor aa tbat of on.- whom
thev hnow and have fouml faitufui in every iruat
eouiiiiifted to him. aml ln wnoee abUlty and bonor tbey
bave ' ntire eoiiiiiienee. aml hailloo witb eapeclal pleae
nr, tbo rrnomlnatlon of John II Ketou im for Uongre -s
Maproper aud uaiuis* reeogmtiaa of bla lalthf?laeoa
nnd abi.iiy. _
W0RKI5G POB PBEE CANAL&
Tho fonng llan-a Praa Canal c: I n 1? of tho
Pradaee BxehaagametatXo, 10 Brtdge-ofc yeeterday
and adopted B eoiiaiiliitioii. Th" followhlg were ap
pi'inted aa tii*- BxeenUveCommittee : Prom Bow-York??
.1,-, ll,. i. |r.,0. li. Cookecy, a. P. Beilly, i'. Bdaoujr.,
av. li. "romptoaa, Alezander Ueakim, J. F. Beyer, J.
Veti ii. l.oui- Beer, P. P. Loekwood, W. ILOUlweU, il 0.
I .nn. j s. Caraey, P, KlmbeU, and John DoUard ; from
rn?J. M. li.in. i;,i hai,! i.aev..;. a. Henuan,
.1. Ai. i'.i'ier. L W. l.'iit. N. l/'i-er, P. w. PtUlltpa, I. l
johnson, ll. W. Cowlng and '.. Perrln. Henry T.
K.ieeiaoil .V Co. aeni a cbeck for 8100, and promised
" more ll necraaary." Mr. Xneeland, the ehairman, aug
i tbut ll wouid be well to confer wltb tbe n
< ommltti, ol the Exchange to agree upon a plan
of actlnn, io tbat tbe two mlghl n..t ooufllct In tbe work
U P. llolmau, preaident of tu. I ti lauge, aald the Canal
Committee had boeu energetio, uud bad repreaentaUvea
in the weatern part of the Btate worklng among tbe
V'iiei'4. uud their reporta tn favor of the amendmonta
wera eneonraging. Tbe oommittee bad alao urdered
ballota to be prepared ior Uiatribut.ou al tbe polla,
propoaltioua to bold pubUe meetiuga ln tbla city aud
Brooklyn, nnd io aaa anboi riplioaa tooarry on tbe wmk
,.r canvaeaing, vstie. referrod to tue Exeeutlve Com?
mittee, _
N0MINATI0N9 LN WE8TCHE8TEB.
Tlio Demoeratie Conxantion ealled to nout
,,. i.-11. ? .a dldatea for offloea to be inie.l In Westobeoter
Coanty waa beld in Lafayetto HaU, \v:,i;o la. n-, yea?
terday. Owea T. Coffln, of Cortlandt, the preaent Bnr
rogate, waarenomlnated. B i>. Horton, of Cort.
landt, waa nominated for Bbei :f; Jamea P. D. Crane, of
AonkiiH, for Ooaaty Clerki Aarou P. Bead, of Nortb
. for Buperiuteadenl of the poor; Leonard D. Tice,
,,: i;i-t ' lie-tet, and E J. Mltchell, of Yonkere, for
Corouera . here waaa dlfference "f oplnton bb to whetber
tae Demoorata and KepnbUeana were eaehentitled to
p'ectoni oi i v. , ,in- Iceaol eaaiona Wllllam C. Howc,
oi Blug .-Inv:, tbe preaenl OemooraUc Incurabent, a
II ? 111. ai..i. If it i - ioiimi i uiu tbe Demoerata may elect
twoJuailcea, the name of tt. M. Ilenderaon, ol Port Chea
ter, "nl be ad?ed to the tieket
OENEBAL BLOCUM OOKE PI8H1NO.
Qeneral Henry \V. Blocnm, tbo Democi-tia
candidate tor Congiooainan at large, waa toagkt in
itrooki> n yeeterday by a ropoi i> r foi im. i bibdbb, a bo
iie-ir.d io le.irn if be wonld oeeept tbeebaUengeof
ii,... ii,t Carroll pubiieiy to <ii4eii44 th.- loaucool tbe
eampaiga. At theroo?u oftho Klngo Counry Ciub, tn
I'; rrepout-at., where Oeneral >!"."im la wont to reaorl
wlthfamUiai Irlouda, It waa itated tbat be waa " aome.
wbere between Maaaaobuaeita and Connectleat," baving
goui on on a ii-i.iii .* excuraion, and would not return
uii.il n. xt Wclneiduy. None of his rrienda knew
whethi r h,- would acoept tbe u< Bllenge ol Mi. ( arroU.
CAKDIDATE8 NAMEO IX ELIZABETH.
Tha Rapnblican Conxention of Union Connty,
B. J.. eoaveaed bi Ubrary Ball, Bllxabetb, yeaterday uf
ti rnooii at :i o'elock, Qeorge -. Btlleo waa oleou ,t obab>
ni.in. o. ll. U oiiaiii, tho preaeal Citj Clark oi PlalBfleld,
wa- nominated for Connty Cierki ex-Aaeemblyraan
.,, .,!_<? i. i ,ii iot, ot i ii/'i i.-iii. waa nominated for nturro
ga ,. aml Dr. Lukena, ol Kabiray, waa nominated for
Reaolu lon- wero adopted wanulj approvuig
tbe Dlatrlot. ongreaalonal Uckoi.
COLUMBIA COUNTY DEHOCBAT&
Hi D-..N, Oet, 13.?Tbe Demoerata of Colnm
bia Coaaty nomlaated the followlng tlokel to-day i Por
\ ? iii'.iiv, Abrabam l. Bobermerhorn ;
f,,r s.i. liir. .1 ioob li. I'r.'i" r; ior Connty < lerk, Wllllam
B. llallenbeck; for Connty I'reaaurer, Cbeoter Uiller;
Ior - ip, i-.tr. iideiir of tne I'.\ 1'i.ilip Niv. r ; tor Cor
onera, Kraklue Waldron and Charlea K. 1'iucb; ioiju
tico of Beaaiona, Jamea Allen.
CONGBES8I01N LL NOMINAITOlfS,
BoSTOX, <)<t. 12.?Dcapite his letter declin
tog to agala ba a candidate tor reeleotion to Congreaa,
Leopold Moroe waa tbla af lornOon raaemlnal >i i... aoola
iii.iiiou bytbo Demoerata of the bow VthDiatrtet, it
Beema thal Mr. Koraa baa been atrongly nrged, aml
lln alll eoii-elit'il lo aliow Iii- Hall" to _o l? 'o'e the e .11
Mii.ioii Ko-olutlona were adopted Inatructing Mr
Mo:., io vo <? ior tbe naasago u' tne Peudletou ClvU
.-,: i a e i: >form blll, and i be vA'lllla bdl maklng ii a crlm
liiitl oll.'liee IO ,1, li.lll.l dlrecU* 01' lll.illi ,'il> il'.Ii. olhee
boldera contribu looa for parl* or clectiou purpoaea. llc
uan al-., luioruied uiii bia conatituenta favored red io
li.,11 ol ti, \it...,n aa , - i ? at a uCOUo n> IU publloexpeu.ll
iiiie. 'I'l ? Demoerata of Ibe IXtb Olairlci were oongrat
iiiaieii for hiivlngappreve i tbe nomineeof tbe ludeprn
deul Kepublii ub, Colouei .. lon Lymun. M.ij?r
Lovering, of l.ynn. wn. noinlnutcl foi Cougrcaa bj
ui" i.a,nai on bi toe A'ltu Dtatrloi Demooratlo Couveutlou
iu uharleoio n n ibia afternoon,
i'.ii.niiiiiii. Oet 12. Tbo i>. iiioeiats of the VltbCoa
', at Cuniberiaud to-day, nomlaated
Ho itgomery Blalr.
ni 111ii.imow?, l'.iin.. oe*. 12. The Demoeratie con.
fereeaol the X vill'b . ongreaalonal Dlatrlel nominated
1- I.l IH Irt .AI. Klllllliel, of 1 1 111 k i 111 ( ounty, to-tl'l V .
AMiiir.ii.ii.i., N. V., oct. 1-. A. i.. iii 111:111. of Platta.
bara,waa nominated tbla mornlng for Congreaa by tbe
Demoerata ,,1 theXVllltUC'ongri aalonal Disttiet.
lii.MviiiK. X. T.,Oct, 12.- Dr, r 1:. Brewer, of Weat.
Beld, waa thia mornlng nominated tor Bembur ol .
rreaa bj tbe llepubiicau 1 nveuUou ol luc X.Wliid
Dialricl ou 1 li*- tbiriv.-ixth biiilot.
i'.iKii. _m, < in,,, oet. 18.?The Demoecatie I lonventlon
of Waahington Territory to-day uomlnatod Judge Thomaa
liuikt: ior Delegate to Conareaa.
MIBCFXLAaNEOUB BOTEB.
Aai.-imm.am, Oct, 12.?Tha Ifontgomery
Coiitiiy Domocratio CwnvenUon, beld at Poada to-day,
nomlaated Jaaaea B. Baoll, a promlnenl Amotordam
tiiiiniifa,'.un 1. for Member of tho Aaaembly; laaae A
l; -,.. "I l-'oii I 1. fOf -,:.'. UI ; A!,ni/o lv Ball, Ol Mi ii.li-n.
for Connty ('lerk; P. 1; .Imone, of CanaJobarte, for Cor
on,, ? aud J. a. (.oiiwin, of Charleetoa, for Joattoe ol
Beaaiona
Wn MiMiroN, ti, I., Oet. 12?The Delaware Btate Tem
p.-ratice Ailianee h;.s addreaaod lettera to Bu Logial iBve
caadldatoa of both partiea aaking then if thoywUl nd
recate ioo tl optiofl it. laolad.
\\ ?jtaaB?aaa, Peaa., Oot, 19 Fhe Labor Ooavaa
ta.n la thiaeltj today amde nomlnatlana u* ie
Mieioiel MeAudrew, ot I'ittston, f,,r I'roth.iiiottu'v.
Wllllam Beeoe, of Wllkeahano, for Clark of Ihe Courta;
i,l,,l J.iru.vin John .1011, o. 11 .i_o*bul re, for Jtll' loliiluln
rtoner.
( in, Afiu. oet. u -riie PrehfhltlBa Ceagnoalaaai
coi.i. ntion, of the iAih ii. in t. being laformed thia
afternooaby Dr. X. 8. imvi* ihal bo woald aat i?e a
e ,1,aal.i! , .uli >.l: 11. '1 ,1:1 .1 BOuday, w iieii a Lon,iliailon
Ali 11 bc made.
CESSLS WORK RBTABDED.
run ldblpbia, Oct. \~. -Tha Coaana Bnrean
la-i *,bb ' agagad .). D, O/atth t, puhllahar ai ihe fangati
Siiiooi litutt, .0 euUeet tofuraaatlon la regard .0 the
t-uii'lay-ai hoola of Ihe couulry for the leutu CeiiHiia.
lilaiik lonu uere forwuideU antl elerkB a.ni hen> from
WaabtBgtea taaaaaat m tha work, .Mr. Tfatilaa alaaeo*
gagOd a el, 1'1'itl foree, ixnil al the hOgfaUBBg of .Sept,nil)er
BO had lni'Urifd .vpeliaea of gTjOOO, exelu.-lve of iiny
churge for hia p?raoiiai acrvlcca. llo aubmltU'd bla clalm
lo tba iJ.partiueiil, uud waa gtvXB to undi latind that
tha approariaUoa for aaaaaa werh was aahaaatad. or at
all i-A.'llla he ialled to ol.tulll Coll, I'OliaNtfcin. Tlieli.tV
?-1 ii in* 11: ..iiii.'i- domanded tbe aurreoder ol uli tbaata
ilatwa uud papera wbleb nu.i beea oompllod und. i Mr.
Wbiiioo'bauportaiearleaoe, Borefaeed io compiy with
thia deiuaini, and lUia all, ruooii under a wrlt of it-ploviu
liuited aiutes Burahal ixoiUa utUohtU aboul lOo.ooO
dnentoenta Ih Mr. WJitflea'a BBBMBBBB-, -wetrmy wa*
entered by Clareaoe II. Clarkand E. A. Rollm*, und the
good. were relaaaad. In tbemcantlm. thi. brauch of tho
ceuBua work lt) retarded.
TUE OHIO El.Et TWX.
Tn thia Instaaee tlie very WOTBt elaaBtM of
aoeiety were atlmulated In iheir laal by a known il?e of
the facl tbat tbey enjoyed tha aupport an.i oooperation
of a reapeetaMe olaaa of people raaged aader the baa
Dera of Problbltton. Tha two extremea of aoeiety met
upon a common footfng, and ihey mei foi ibe purpoee of
defeatluga p?rtv t.. wbloh t ie) al owe the praaerration
of the Oorernment ondat whicb they l.ve.-i* levclnnd
Laauet (It. a.)
It woald be ? wrioaa miatake t<> gappoae
tbat tae Uquor laaoe waa the only laaue wblob .
Lnto the eooteat, or thal the BepabllcaB defeai meaua
ntthing more than that tba partj. <>f moral Id. ia baa
been mada to aufler beeaaae It waa Bdvooating - poliey
in theintereataof pabllo morala. The Bepubllcana of
Obio could bareafforded to endnre a defeai Intue
inh.li ,ii , uf in.i.ii i .. .1*. The Lndlfferenee aud theboe
tllity of tbe rotera of the Weatero Bea rva lo tbe Bta
u.iit tickel prove thia eoneloairely, and Republtcana
who belleve in thelr partr prlnelpiea, and wbo have
bopea nnd expeetationa ?.th regard i<> tbe future <>! tbe
party, wlll do themeelrea awrong n tbey permlt tho
nicnln tne li. puiilie ni party wbo .r- really reaponelote
for reaterday'a worfc tn bmmbooale tbem with rlalma
thal it waa beer ratber than n laaUm walch anablad ti e
Demoerata tn gain ot lea tflre Cougreaaiuen ..nd el.ct
tii.-ir .-I.U.- li.-li.-l.-- [PbU ul. Iin.iu lelegl ii'h (Iini.)
1 b< re an tw<> canaea for the political changea
ln tbe Btate of Obio. rhe one nioal cleariy apparenf la
the adopuoa of tbe aeml-prohlbltlon attltoda bj the Be
puDdcana,and their eutagoalem to theUquoraud beer
? -i*. wineii ii.i.jiu *.ii.uii!.ly allenated tbe votea of
tbouaanda <?f Qermans, whoee polltieal afflUatlona are
nai.ir.iiiv wltb tbe BepobUoana. Ihe otber eaaaegrew
..rn of tbe deatb of Oarfleld, aod tbe readlneaa wltn
wbleb tbe Republieon mansgera in tbai Btate tr.m*
fniincil kbemeelvea iiiki Arinur .-I dwerta. Tbe iieiiniiy
of tbe greateet polltieal leader Obio baa erer produecd
waa ao aoou lorgotten and ni* t~eohlnge Iguorad, that
ii.iiiv tbouaanda of BepubUoana iu prluclple ln thal
Btate beeamedlagoated,aad thi* t? a perfeet un*w< r to
Oorernor Foater'a wonder thal Bepubllcana fu.ieu to
voteat thia. I.. ti "ti [Byreeoea Joun.ai (Bep I
The Repnblican partj ii beaten?beaten by
the Prohlbitlonlata on one band aad tbe adTooatea of
free wolakey and no Btinday on tua other. Two oppoe
in_ c emenia bave comblneri to brtng about Demoeratie
-i,,, --., .i, ii diaineiric.i.i.v oppoai d to tne otber, Timt
tbe) oan contlune to worktogetber i* altogetber Inipoe
*ibii'.in.il tbe defeat of lo-daj wlll be foUowed bj vtciorv
,,i ,i,i next electioa, wheu tbeae diaoordaat etaaaaafa
inii aaunder.?(Oeveiand Eferald (Bef-J
Tbe retarna from *)bi<> ara tho iir*t ray*
from tha aanligbl of Demoeratk rictofy. Laaplred by
tbe good news, let na rallr to the aorK of redeeming
>.".', v.uk wlto renewedeonlldenoeaadredoubledvlgor.
?[L-'tlea Obaerver (Decn.)
The reeolt of th.- eleotion ta Ohio yeaterday
muai naregreatl) .urpriaed buiti i><?ri..--* in to.it H at.-,
n* well a* tm- people oi the eouuiry generally. What
il,. ,n, ,i ol thia eleotion w.U be on tbe Battonal con teat
two yeara beooe I. la, oi conrae, i loearly noa toforetelL
Tbe Bepubllcana profeaa tbrmaelrea conttdentol being
able t.? b Ing ibe State baek to ueroid mo .rUura by ibal
time; i.u i. i* .i'ii' tbai aalea. the tne dlffereuce.
whieh btougbl about the preaent defeat oan be re*
. ,i,i, ii, .i ni nn early day they w-ll nnd tbe eontraol an
exceedlugly hard one to oonryoot*?{Waahlngtoo Blat
iiini.i
Tha Repablicani 1<>s? iu tho staonoh aad
BTer-falthlul Weatern Reaerreaa well an iu Un more
,-,,.,M,-i ni* eltlea. Tbla uefeetlon oannot !"? explalued
bj i in- teuip. rauce laaue. rhe farmera of Aahtaoula diu
n'.it-wcii tn.-i) nn.i-i.i le rote llke the Geroiana oi Cln
cinnati and Cleveland, bat riinplj Btaid at Borae Tuey
bad no lutereat lu reeiating temtieranoe legialation, oul
evt-rj lotereat ou tbe otuer alde. i icir lnd-ffercuc. aud
refuaal torote oan only i>" Intelllgently azplalned bj
their dlacouteut with tbe cnauge _ Waaulugioa. i
tbelr way "i bidlcating tn.u-.ii*- ittafactlou witb the lu
UueDcea whlob ruie tbe oounclla ol the Admlnlatratlon.
Um litiic niuie t.i.m a year ago thej followed tne tii
umpbaofau Adrululatratlon lu walch thej cueriabeda
deepprtde, Ita coief aprung from tbelr own Btate and
wiis thelr uwn farorlte aon. _ud lenly they aaw the
fruii* of tbat vletorjr turned to aauea by tbe Band of an
aaaaaalo, and from tbai hour thej bavo aeen ihe old lu
Mu,?!,? i ? whicti tbe Kepnblican party defeated at <
Ij reauiulug thelr iu.i away ui me Cepltah
?[l'mladelphiu Free. (Bep.)
Qood men wiil be grieved and tor i time
wlll te. iu..- bellerlng tbai tbe country i* really " golng
totbedoga." But tbere la at.U rooiB forhope, and there
la a valuableleaaon to belearned from theaftalr. iin*
i* thal no party can ootonipliab Bnythuu toward
leaaening I be evil. ol tbe lu.uoi trafflo bj origTnatmg ,.i
attempting toenforce meaaurea wblen do nol commeud
tl.eiii'i-lv, * to ilie ..)?>(1 *? n-c "Tt i.e bad .-cn*e It y.i.l wilh
of the majority, auu a large majority I. ... tbe people.
Thi. ia, perltaoa, not an Id. il atate ot aS-ira. bnt it 1.
i-,.;ii. i ?. the Proulul lonlat. of tbla country
mi. j to onaeratand tbat a rehance uponetrtlenact
i,i,'ni.* alone, or obtefly, wlll b<-ia.al to tbeir cauec?
[Bew-Uaven Couner (Bep.)
Ii wonld !>'? the worst of all posaible l.lun
deiBfui ...ii'1-..i- fullowera to nuppose tbai tnedefee
Hon ulil.li ciui-el Ibe iuiii oi in.: (uie l.'i Onio wan un
rea.iltoftlu li.uoi- legialatlou laat wluiex. Ibedelec
ii..n in tbe W. uteru Keaerv. cannol i>\ auj poaaiblhty be
aacrlbed to tbe probibitory legialation; ii waadueto
aome otber oauae ur cauaea, whiob ulay be poaalblj
:?! ibe i' tuaal .?i Oougresa lo r. Juce taxatlon. Or,
i; i.- I'iiiin-r niuie iim-li tn.ui millkely tuat tbe ooadttion
: -in Nc-w-Vork und Peuiiaylvaula baa bad Ita
,'i i :. It la aaid tbai there are no polltieal boaaea iu
Obio;but, wltboul doubt, th. Bepuoll. ui rotera "i
Oiii", luviiiK (iiuiii-i.i i..* uic.v .u.i ,\in.i .ivn._', and rerer
in^ i.i? ni. iiimy in iioat.,, ii..ve been made i.iiiiil.-rciit t"
Uopuullcan aucceaa by tbe alleged oontroUmg torae o.
tne Btalwart lactiona in tbe Btatea of . i nuaylraola aud
.V,-.i YoiU. ? il'mlaOelpaia luqUli.-r (1U'1>.)
An iilliunci' betweea a great political party
:i n,i tbe liquor Intereai la alwaya formldabh) until u rc
iic inn *ct* 111. bnt i li. rc H no i.ii-.in to auppoae tbat tUi?
iiin.i timiil la to aaaame tae proportlone of at..lai ware.
I, i. ni a i.i.iniii .o tbe Borember eleotioua, and tbe
Bepubbeana of other Btatea, a*ho mlgbt bare ro. k. d
iin ti,*c,v> .* io aleep under the Influeuc - of a great lluik
ii.? rlctory, wlll m.l latbereauli ot tbla eiectlou rea
aon. ioi i.iii.c-t aud iiuitea work.?(BoatoaTraveller
(B !?..
There is no enthoaLaam anlbng the i.t*puli
n.'.i.'i.rer tbe preseul Natlonal Admlnlaira
n n. Obio waa Oarfleld'a Btate, and Ueneral Oarfleld
araa one of tbe beal reprea. atativeao. Ita Bepublioaulaui
ereraeni i<> Waabington. Tbe wbole poliey oi Preableut
Aitli.ii'** A.iiniu-,!'.. ion -in..' tbopodtiealeauipaign.
ol tin- yearbegau can not been one wbleb hi* eom
ui.-ii.i.ii il*i il io un ii whoaa KepuniiCauiHm ln of tbe
d ? t,i|?. [Prarld. ai u Bep.)
The aatounding c-tange in Ohio mnat have
L-r.-.it iiiiliici.ee iu deoidlug tne reamt ln Penuaylraiila,
Nuw-York nii'i Indiaua. renuaylvama baa not hereto
fore been Uoubi ful, owlng to tbe diatraetloua ??! tue Be?
publiean party; bul UteOulo wara wiUawelltbetlde
i.i !'? ei. r.iii.- victory, aud add to the \ ._nc of ibe oon
i, ii iu mi doubi ful iii-i. lei i * bei i u or
membera of the Legbuatore are to ba eleeted?[Phlla
...-.pi.i.i Ue. u.i (imI.)
llu- ii.'\vs lioin ObioiBJual aplendid. but it'**
imtniii- to what you'll lei, ii'.ni .Ne .i-V..1,,. reiuwylra*
ma aud Vlrglnia on tue morulug of tue glorlou.
Nurember. t'he ware baa naen and tt'a golng to ir^ep
Ibe ci.iiiiii., through aud waab tt olean irom all oorrup
tlon. l. ...ii out, i.n-*. *: Bul .1 your mk, niily !," T...-:.-.
^..Ill^' 10 ...- a 11. nn I I" ; Ki.-ii ii.,ii ni, V:i., .*lu B -.ll'i.il ti 'll.;
The parl thal the Liquor quc.-*ii??:i played in
thecontea wlll be aaed to luetity uinuj bomille. on tbe
everlaatingaibauce between Oeuiocraoy und umi, and
we in iy c\|..-ci iinn aome of our own people wiil reel
. ..,1 .: upon to deprecate the faoi tbat tbe . letory oi yea
iii..u_i waa won wl u tue . - lai aee oi " ihe ttum maa."
i rn- nin*, ivea we do uot regrel lt, and do not beaita e u>
. .um ua our party'a auupl. uue im ateatifaat aupport ol
all opp.ii.iUl* 01 I,-i-t.ii.il le-.l.-l ill'.n, uor UI n * I, tuiil
Demoeratie prlneiplea are, and i rerm i-; .-. antag. ol.
tn- tn nii iiicii ii- ,'i-in, ion. - [Baltluiore i' i.. |(Oem I
Ii is mauifeel that ?l<?v\u at the bottom there
i* wtdeapreud .linaffection Tbe deiuoralixatlou o.' tbe
party la New IforB and Peuiuu'lvauia bad ita ettect in
ii...'', aud -..ni:.' the boaaiam tuat m..* apbi iliepui't>
in. iv .: ie. not .-.\i -t li. re, the facl that the party iii
Btati - i dirideU ugaiuai itaelf, aud ta. Nauonal admln
latratl >u belugjustly or uujuaitj made b pai ty to the ..
vlaiou, . . iu public eatlmutlon, >.u iho ui-ouk*
*i(tc of ii, ha. ii- . Be. t everywher.. Iu tbe eanvaaa, t.,.>,
ii na. t'.'eii ii.umi upiiiu work i" *nti*f: the p. ople * nli
the nci i.>n ni < ungrt h lu d akingextrBvagani appropna
jd adjounung withoui rtniovtiui anj portiou ,'l
ihe tax buruen. tne i_aeatton, too, ol reatrictiug and
i. irnlni ini; Uie li.|in.r tiniii.'. wni.-n w.i* ,-ili\ c n ,,1 nioat
linpoi.i iaa >-, w.... n.I, i..ii,ii> preaented. B'ulleltdld
11 a tbe uiiM- iief tbai eould be aceompliabed ou one alde,
i, iiul ii"t. by reio-.in ol tbe dlvtded Bepabliean front, .t.>
uear all tne good thal mlgbt bare '.a aeeared ontue
i.iiici. Bul tue Itepubd nn* bare met defeatbeforoln
Ohio, and unaercin uuiatancee oqnallj diacouraglug, and
; ie deieata have ottcn proved uiore valuable tbau ru
i.n-.v. ity deacrving vtotorr wa *n,..i iud> regaiuloal
ground. au.l advauoe iu tne luluio ue wo have iu ihe
1 luoiunatl t.a.'e'H! (Kep.l
Tho Bepubliean State ol Oliii. haa been tooled
away. faa eaae n.i* beeu cieai from the begtaulag,
Obio I. Kipuiili.au onl] with tbe aid ol tha BeuabUean
Uei'iuane, and tue Olu Ouard ol tha partj ba* beeu
driveu oul througb bypocrlay aud demagogji oi tba
? and pooreat deacrlptlou; aud lu returneven the
aoatterlugcrenka wbo tulghi Bara beea muatered into
aervioehave aot uppeared. fbeDemoorata uave roted
Un l.ci.i'ei e 10 Uc.el. BotOOetkl ili.iut.) u lo.Mi.-li.p
baad...ic oiii.-. w.-.,.?. Bo jteraoaoapableol ukno.Nic.uo
..f u.'t weather avertbooghi aioiuuin Blae. ruerewaa
aotemperaaea in.*u.- betore th. people of uato. I'ue
VM.uiu .iiMiui ali..- -.'.iirt upon I.n.*.' pieleuoea lioin tbe
atart. . be itepuollo ...* bad < mv toauek to tuelr poliey,
an declared Ui tbe reeleoiloa ol Oovernor tontcr, to wiu,
..uo ,ni i bav. ii. > u ... u.i.. i u n.i ? I.. inlu ni.,un coi.ci its
oi inoapahla li adera. |. moimiatl ''ftuimernlal (in.i.i
W. iniiy \\.!l looh to Dcniocntic cinitrol
after i-**i.v rhe ilde baa been turumg toralz r?ara,aud
tl.u lii-ii.ocr.in,- Uo.ul i.ppe.u'-. lo DB u,.on u*. N..t tue
leaat important feature ot tha oonteai la ohio aaa tbe
liuni i.u ii.?- ri pi. .iciiiut.on iii Congreaa. Tbe BepabU
. ri i. igislatur. rediatrloted i ii<- Bl ite under ibe .1
?nii nppoi iioiiiin ni with a vi.-w 10 kerptag iho-Uem
ocracylua ueagre mmorlty. Tbe xerrymaudet n.i,
i?-.-n bandaomelj rebuked. Evea ln diatrieta whieh
bave beeu r^garoed aa liupregn-ble iu tbelr Bepablltmn
ii.iij ,i 11.i- tb iu',..ratlu ^ain* are rerjf Utrge, aud
pubdo men \s ..<> bave been ulgb la tbe couneUa of
in,- oppoattlou iiu.i tbemaelrea lotterlng. Bltogether
he vleiory for tbo Demooratlo partj in Oulo Ih declded
aud couaplououa, and JoatUtB. au olu faamoued Demo
eratie uorrah. |t 1.1. inn.in Bnqidrer ii?, iu.)
Wo eaunot udnut that tbo people o! Uliio
bavedellb rateb giveo tm, a^ ti.eu- rerdteton thal
wbleb we regardedaa tba ?atalaaua Ln tha oaapolga.
Ii mu*! ud be lorgotten ibal u.o Demoerata!
ti,,1.1*1, itrova !" keep tbe tewperauoe laaue oul ol tbelr
eauvaaa, wbloh lallid tae bia ani trrdttr Irantrtirata late
.ii,-., wuae of aecuriiy. waila thetr alUea, the aaloon
IciH-pera, wereeugaged ra uie moal vlgorou. eBOitsto
hringall thelr frteiula to tin. poll.t, tu aOBBOfl of that
partj whlou they looked upou u^ tbelr Inead, Iftbe
ProlubttioaiBta bave poUed tha rote their leadera olalaied
lu tbe Btate tuej btb .iiic.ii> re ipenalbla t.u tba defeat,
.m.l un.y wlU.ll tiie.v ara boaaaity aaaklng r. form, ro
_r... 1 .mu .i.i.ou ue.oiu aaotai 1 yeai .?..? lound, ior u
uiii befouudto hii\.- retarded tbe teiuperauoe bwvb
loeni iu Uliio len year?. ? [. 'oluuihu.-t (Ohio) Mtale Jom 11.1l
lHaa? _____________________
CRURLT1 Tt) EBARIRB*
?an Fiu-i.^isco, Oct. 12.?A tliaputeh from
Tneoma, Pnget Bo'ind, aays : "The Ciptnln and the flra
nnd aecond roatea of the ahlp C'iall<mger fri
l'hlladelphla, have been beld to auavrer for crui'.-^*
th.lr aeamen. One aallnr waa beaten nu hia tiba?
truded and lie jBXBpef overboard. 1 be tblrd mne ?_
oppeeed tbe i raeUr of bla aapenorawai atmaed u.itii *
iittempred t,, eoinmit aololde by abootlng I,,,,,, .|'?3*
waa tbea piaeed ta conBnement and aeoinpi.-mj,-,,.**
laniiy waa lo.li?d aealnat him by tho Captain, but tt_
caee waa diaiiu--. d." '?"
A Hr.SliirJIACh'ERS' REDXION,
FHANK JAMK9 A*I-ITr*r> IV TAIL RY III** OLD COB,
I'.ANIONS.
Ffiin The Ht. h.uta I'ott Mtpatah.
Crotrdad lnto tlie ccll, whi. U itieusnrva oni.
nme feet by aix.aud wn. re aqoared atoea w?ii_i_
lieurly three leet in Iblckneaa, w,-r<- tl,,. m
wife, and an admlriug a-roup of ? dozen -i,,-,
Mr. .I.im.s'a ri?iit haml aat (,'aptain Kleu-ner farW*;
,,,. ,.,.,..1 v., l,.,:,n ii* Oiianti, il'- b'ii.,1 . ._._*?"? 8
vvlfe.'aud un Bdmtrina urm ib?/.er, mi..'.. , ... .'?
tr. Jamea'a ruriit
onearin.il veteraa of QuautreU'i bead, a laaatE'
tlgbtl) blll t li,an 0 .. n,*J!!*
warfare was nceompliah.d aa a lietitenanl .-..j .'.?*
-IMtate iciii!. r. but who. bi'iii- proinotO'l f.,r-_??
vne, v. , (a eompaai La i *.
deaperate leader, but who. b m- piouiijie-l tor_al_
soivice, wan.apl.iin of acompatii laii r. and ;, , j *?'
Jamea 88 bla Bnl lieiit-nuiil Bnd .!.--? JanMB 88Obaaf
tho i.rlvat.-4 in lu-* troop. Mr. i'aylor la now a r.-a|a__
of Jopllu. 4o., wuer. be is engaged In iiemii* ?__|
prtaea, and 1' om: of the itauncheat fri.n.u wuota liT
j.uu. a baa io rely upon iu bla preacnl emergency.
N al le, ,'iilll 4-.I 14111 Oregg.of I ll 1,-'?-1,.|, nr.-, ano(W
of the l|uuuiroll i.'aiii', a iimn of fotly live, rem-a^iS
iu bla . .11 in r Uuya Ior hlafklll ,u turowinx tlie bo*_
kmfe, Ma iibility to op> u upa'K.d" at f w.-nty p_J
mIhi ilue* weaponaa a projectile ixlngal tlc^yTT,
aubjeetof couveraatiou aiih the rinlug geueratioaofS
Jilaee.
.NexttoOrc-gBtood JohnCoger,aatild and aober fi*
in.r, aolld itii'l -tou. niiili and aun-burneri, t i,e evM,^
of houe-t toii auoiviug up iu nia boul auoulden a ?i f JT
nu faoa A man ca -"i'j three, h.-. too, i;ula(ta?r?_
rccord, baving been a pnvate in tinaiitr. UV (,_,?? ttsZ
ita formation to tbe end of tbe w..r ami UtetianJJJ
disappeaiing catue, BBd be and many otlier* of tbe aaa
r, in, .1 iro.a ihe aceuoa ol tb. Ir aangulnarj nti!,,it7I*,l
uiy low uniil their neta had be.-ti torglvea, if iiatiorna
tea. He li.i.l Him aon with bi.n In lUe "11, a i>l>-aaaat aai
?, ll-d. v. I ,ed l..tl of tweiity, WbO, win n BO WaatBU3
dneed to Praok Jamea, and beard tbat gt.-at man eec>
p iiiieiit him iip"ii ibe elooe lik. neaa be bor. bia fatw
giowed with iioii.-t prldoand ga~ed wltb >-vi*i.-ntaXaav
tion upon the antbor of lue beiug, Mr. Co.er waa aha
worked np bv tbe eomplimeot, and ruaaed forwm
Bolxod Jamea by the baud, aml in a voioo trembiiageS
emolioii, eile.l, * < /?).! l.|ei*a >' otl. Kfiilik. Ood bleaiy|a
I have ont bundred abeep aad a Iot of boga "tuuj-fara
m tbe 8nla bllla, aad you comerlgnt dowa tbera w|m
rongel ont of tbla tronble, aod we'il bave fhetrindu
ii rbecne Ui your honor that ever waa glvcn la Jactuaa
COUl'ti. '
John i'.anihill, anothcr Quanrrcll v.-t"ran, alao hel-?|
toawoU tbe liat of tbe prteoner*a falibful eoa.panhwt,
Mr. BarnaUlU now to tue liqoor hnalneaa u, I..Upe?a
ei.ce, nnd 1 i-atk Jamea'a bead-llke .-,.-4 iiaiu-cd -nu
tm rrtmenl _s be remarked to in- .,,.i 1 wmi_la;
?*> Well. John, I gueaa tbat more tban me \mII h?T?u
ebauge bualneaa. i my t.al me thal ProblblUoB i>iim
ing inlaga around thia way. AVuat aro you <ai_gto5
aimiii tbal 1"
" <ui, 1 exiea-r we aball bave to *Jug' lt," waa thaB>
pl*, WhICh 4. all lue ailolelie, . .
. 1 ? .t on waa iu.oi, 11 carrie t on by tbe ea
gUeriU?1. Oeea-iouaiiy aii ouisi.hr wmild mterpaaii
rem rk but it waa coldiy reeeived , and tn- veierantil
.uu .? reverted to tne more lutereating topic lurn
bour the gatbertug waa nothing elae tuan a i,u.-h?biafe.
Ing reiitiioti. M.me very B.irr.iii< Inctdeouof initrilu
w.n fare .'ie .i.t; rated 111 tue cotn-e of the .'..i.vci-auia
" .No blitvef lliitli lu.tll .loUIl Jack-.ili eVer 1,1,'il a
dieii," remarkedPrauk Jamea. ?? l amll never torraj
bla end, About forty ol ua worc cbarg ug 11 cora BaM 11
wiinii aome * Feda bad tak'-ii reiuire. .1.. i-mi hl
i, ,1 .: 'i.'ie . ?at al lon- riti-.t wiili I
BloVi . yilld-li lt '....-?' . :,'.i. .nei tlie ball
,.!;i. uear tbe " n.re of bia for. ...l u
Jusl '* tbia 'i.Di 11 ui ,:.": '?? ' I ?' ? v,'iin-i
Belglan muakctandanddrew a terrlhie arriii.tn beal
ou jaokoon, a uo oaugut ilgbt ol bim and tned io 'lodra,
liuttoo late Ue fluug _Imaell over ou ibe ?;ul u<, b?
the' Fed' waa too qulek for him, and : ..; nile boilaa
iau-eii through lus uody from ead lo 01 d '
?? AVuat be. am, of the 'Ped' I" aaked oui f ti.eyi?ar
-tiira in ihe . arty eagerly.
?? 1 ki.a .1 him," -no Mr. Jamea
Tbe oouversatloB waa held iiretty well ilom to tba
.ia lofUuaniroiL Itveri aeldom treated ol t_e fell
1 ute sui.j. ol oi Mr. Jamea s ouiLaw career, but once M
w 1-e .liied a'.Mt.v !?> iheenthuaiaamofthemomeai aat
told the atory 01 the lorlramagi aud O-orei
Bbepbi nl uan witudi lecuvoato Kentucky. tae uatn>
,i,,ii uan preceUed by a warm defi pharm
tld.lity ou tue part of Jamea, wuo luaisted tha - -
hi "i waa mu 1:11,1 yor the l ranklort, Ky., bauk r.'D'iery,
Ior ivineii ue auuered a tenn 111 the pewtenuary.
?? Ai tne tiine we w rc attaeked by detect v<a,"Beaa
pl.tiiied, " we wero aitt-ua m aroombj tue nverudi,
w.-liiiix; for a.iiii t.ai i\a* to la- .- . ? . ...1 > ULia
-h. pii. i.l waa sntin^ in acbair whtul luforaiedb?1
lhati iaa aome partiea approaohmg aui t.i..i 1 le.iotr
i.i.ii tuey were detectlvea. ouepueid got excitedam
moved aboul uervoual> Uihia cuairaadcockcdluaaaB
1. uialuiug ' .. 01 ? 1 iu Ibe directtwi of our pr..ui.aed ti?
i,,!-. I got oet my revolver, beld Ita ia my
n-iit hand aau Bang my hat oareleaalj over ir. ia
ie, ,iv,- aial 1 ahotal tne aauieUme. tiMbiUlctatrea.
me 111 tbe inoiit.i and I iut him 111 ihe -q .?"
?? K.i. bim I" a.--ed ihe youugater who had prcvioe-j
ipoken. ?
?? ,N?, he reoovered. Bhopherd tried to rls.' tn 1,1- ohair,
but iii.i revoiveragotoaugbtta ihe rungaud tbe *iu?
,,1 ed wltb him and a dotecttve dowued bim mili
nible i'iow on tbe bead. Wblle be waa wrtg^liug anoX
.. tlie il.xir be erie.l out, * ailo.it tbe d?<t detecUVBj
liank; atioot thed?d detec.lve. lu thebgut ihal. I
v, Bianaged to b< al tbe doieetlvea oif, bui 11 u.n a ti^?t
|iie-/-', and from tnat day I Uave uev.-r doublcdthx*.
Oeirge BUopnerd wae a goed man and a tru.-."
"John >.',-? r. t.nie," -am J um--, *? ln?leatlag ta?
iiiiiav liiini' r, who blnabed at hia audd. n fame, " cot
ahotoftenor aud cainea more load ln hia body to-4_y
li.au ui.y 'uan wbo wna iu tuo buab wittt ixa. A> 1 .
tlirnt W-B over tbe traeatiou waa alwaya ur.ke.1, ? Well,
wuere waaJoba Coger abet this timof"
Boara of laagbter foUowed uu- aally, and thu ?_>
guertlla at whoao expeoae tbe laagh waa, Jolued lu taa
II rnme il aa bi artUy aa the re,*t.
ln.?? are oui* a fewepeoUaoD t?lekaculled froai tha
oouveraatlon wbich *ahs oarrled on by ...... ".c <l<r aad
l-time 1 oiiuiii'.e- uiii greedliy tukea iu by Um
?row.l iu ititei.ila'K . moat 01 whom were tlu
I'eiiillolis ol the V, t. I..II-,-Uid ?Vi-re \l-lbly la.pl I I
li,e 1, eiial oi tli.-ir lawtt'4- <l>?? <l-. It looked in luoili.
ii.a i, uni'.ii waabouad to laat all morumg, aa
ai, 1,,, i.l.-ui oocurred wbloh brokn iu upou lt, Aiei
aaya before a weU-known yonng man of [nuepeafeaa
bad eioped wltn a belle ol aaaaaa Ctty, aad i.e imik
aud Uer euUrpnalug youug haaouud were brougkl B
nnd iii'io.iu...1 to the oouaw, whe greeteutuem Bitl
.?-,., ? i:.l .i.iiiiiih aad uirbenlty. Tbe neareai e..au t?
Mr. Jo ueo was glven th-- liulc lady, wuoae ey< 1 fairly
devoureU tbe outlaw'a fona.
?? i'n, righl -lad to nee > 0.1," he r.-uia: ked. " 1 feel 1?4
lf we ean oaiy get tbe 1.1.11.m on om -iJ. i - ,.r., outcuai
all nght. Tbe) rale iho woii.l, tba ladiea uo."
Al 'buinoniuui thejail guard approai lu .1 tbe cefl and
InformedMr. Jamea tbal tue oio. d t.?, ui.ich, uo
?uui, n.iiiib. ied uin.iii ."00, ha' b. ?? nie -o obatrenaraX
in ;u, ir 11. in.nnls tor a alghl ol .uc greal baiiuiitaal
they w? 1. noi to be n foa. ,i lougar,
??'l.ei '."ii lonie 111, thnty Bt a tlme," Mr. Jamea a>
fwered, a- be roae from ine "t ,i upou ahicu Ue ua.i teaa
.-iii ii--, aiml.exenalug h?uaolf 10 tbe ,".. p.,ui, waiftN
,...-.!.?- ..1 'i 1 tbeeudof th. J ?;'l0f0_'_
1 ii - door 1 - opcued, and beiorti lt ,<>,:.i :..-cloMi
agata ahoal Hfty af tbe mob oataidi bad gain .1 adaa
Un.oc. rheJaU guard, wliu aneyi i? bu. n v, *?*?_?
aatbe d< r waa locked upon the \ iltora, r. .mukM
rather fio.n.' i*. ttui Inaomueb aa t: coat nioney 10ie?
oorrldor cleau be hoi?d uo one wouid reraal 8
butlou, .11 ..ie aame 111iiejtuguug aome ?"""'*??_'!
n ni- i.aiul to empbaalze lln?? ulut Ue intiaiaital Baa
nboui a quarter waa tue proper aiie of tbe t e iind tue?
waa uot tbe allghteat obleetlou fr .m an* to tn.* l..vy. "rai
p.i.ai,.leveelaat. loi i 00 bour, uud b* av'aialcoaai
,.ei w,,.1 300 aod 100 paopla, amoug tbem a taUaai-Br
iiik "i ladiea, attendtd it- one p,..iu-.o..-iiiis iBnaar
luiroduci ? bia wifetot ,<? out aw, atal?ig ?? u'*.,il"J4i
'IraiiK, ol liiov. I p.ouiise.l th.- old lady tuat ?eTer'
,1.1. ..,,,,? i'd brfug her arwuad, to aeo you, aud weorete
ii. thlrty-8ve miltb ihin moinliu."
TUE ABMY AXD .YJ.il'.
WABBIXOTOX, Oct l'J?Miijor-Ci n.nl Irvil
MeDowell, eooimandlag the Military Wvlatoa ot oa
PaetSc-wl 1 be piaeed on tbo retired ii-i of the AnnyeB
Oetober 10. Tbe vacaacy thua created In tle lat af
ii.a.',..i --en. raN wUl aeoeaaltate n nu_iber ol promoO?a*
Ii 1- i.elieve.l tbat Mr|..,i.lie: 1. ui.tl John PopOw8la8
promoted totho ruim of BBator-geaoral, aad ***^*\
av ..etiy, afthaSd Artlliecy.to tn,- rank ef brtgatier
leaeraL Major Oaaaral J. M Bahodalil ?* teliaw
Ue. aral MeDoweU fiom couunand of the DIvBieaafOX
I'neiiie ou Oetober i"?.
1.1 ave of abeeaee for twaaty daya, te ta'.e elw
Oetober 10, haa been granted Pbral Lteoteaanl Ba/aw
Da l.aii'.*, Oth lufantry.
lue laaa.a af aaoaaaoaa oargeon'a umiileetaafiB
abilui glBlitad CaglalB l'hilip L. Laie, 10th Ca?aUT
Deparllii.U "I TeXBB, haa bi e:t exteuded twomooUuia
anrjgeon'a earttBoate of dioabiUty, _,
On tbemiitualapidicatlou of tbe OBaeara cino*r*?
tha foltowlag tranafera lu Iha ith CavaBy haaafflJl
ma.l.:: H, ootid Lteutcliaut Jamea ll. liu-ti_r.ie.Jr., ir*B
Troop Mto Troop Bj aaeood Uaalaaaai AkM-axxajj
Deaa from Ireop 11 toTluep M. .
Tha toUewtag ata-agaa mtbeatatloaa abJ Ju|*".
olBnota eflha Modlnal Mpartaaeal .!???" beea onWajL
Inat l.ieut.itant Wllllaui '.S ..liiiy.ur-i-iaiii-aurA-aajV
be rellele.l Ilom dnll I'l 100 I ).pill fllio.,: "! th" l~*J
t>i 4. iiml will report lu peraon to th. eoiiiiiiitnllUI ~
eral Uepartmeutol tuoSoutb Ior aaaiguu.u.11**'U,S_?
lue foaa.Mll. Uiillii 1 olll, . ! 4 ? Ui I? l.alele,1 'r"-"""J
nnd wUl report m peraon to tue eomma?oU_giaooa-_
partmeuiul iho baai for aaaignment to duty: ,-wrjJ
Kiobarda li.i.-n-tt. eaaiatant-auri-eon, Dei-.n"""1wr*[
riailc; ( itl>i ui la.uis W.Ciaiuptou, aaa.atau. ??""T"
Departmcu. of Dakotai Plrat Lleuteaanl Iahio u-*-?
mui. Ba*latanl aurgeon, Department >.r l)ak ''?*? -^^
laellleliaiil ( oltiinauilel' AV lllutlii M. l.'./er D*,-r-^
orderedIOdut' mtim Ortlnau.e o.p "rl""-"*,,?"__^f.
Ington, Paynxaater ll. Truuiiuiii riunclin mi ^?rJi
ll- -inp lliiiepeinlenee. at the M.llC lalitlld >.?*.? '^
Noveuilx-r l ; .-.iiixeon B- C. Veroiueb u lo "I'l- " ^
tbe Botirtag Board. Lieuteuaat li. il li.u a.u^aaa-^
reported bla return home, baving b.cn d. :a*.*u'??j2||
the luiied Btatea itraa?bip Kichmoml. m. ma *_5|
?vStatiou, ou Juue 1, aud baa beea piaeed on *"**Sj
,,i,i,i I'liMita-cr Jt.lni U ( arino.iy iia4tweuoexa---|
from the riiiie.tMiit.-a receivlug i.ilp Ind. lNl"",'
ordered to -eitle um aeeoaaia and tbea a??? ara ? -^
Naval taoeta Ambroao Ciameraud Uarry *a*a
bave roelg?ed. , l l*
l'be r.t.i Sta-oB Bteamalilp Wyomtng arnvr*.
Bampioa Boada yeaterday afteraaoa. . n ,?
Tbo Lulled sinioa ateainahtp Tall i|k)o*? 'jp' ^
AAa-nitiKtou Navy Yard la?t evening wi:n iri.? ^
AaaagaBa aud tue var.ouB Nortucru ua**)J*-v*"
ataiiuna, -rrivad at
ihe Luite.1 Hiatea itoamabip Nautuckel arxi.
Yuukera, N. Y., yeaarday aiu-tuoou.
A imrty of Tcxan wtigonora, oAar^MH
iia.'e I'titi, were cbatuug aruuud ibecaiup *?" ?__rai)
amoked Uoir pipea. ''tlam-o.meuh.iv, el.?,"*.,... ?aal
a roldcklui,' iriahman, to a Jol;y dar.cy. ??;'^??r
makea your uoae ao BaU" ''Duu'u^ MJ,%l_iriBa.
ewefvU eam, '* bul I 'apuO il'a to 8X4V 881 *?**??"'
Iuto udd?r peoplo'e buakte?k"

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