The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 6, 1871, Page 2

management of the affairs of the Imperial Legation bas passed into tue hauds of a geutieman entirely uno jectionabl What does the President moan by saying that the Grand Duko ALexts has had a hos Pitable reception in this country? It is tras that he has been kindly received in New York and Philadelphia; but at the seat of ated with studied dis No represen was sent to and when he ar wae BS Lt Shines for AIL The [ — WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1871 Government ho wast y verging upon insult. Administration New York to meet rived ‘in Washington there was not even one tars” of tho Aendemy of Mu cut Museum, de, Opera Hows Filth Avenue Th: acre 400 ay, and Ud Opere Bouts, wits A at the ralway sta Rew Vork Cirens Clymple Theatre Ateinway itall Bt. James Thi him during the brief period that y. In his suite was | to the Gra hen of the Ra oN nor Admiral he remained niral Poset rth street Th between the Grand Duke and the Presid was on tho part of t) sons resi ting a9 mained in How aleurd, then, for t NATIONAL to boast of a reception, wl REPORM TICKET. waa concerned, was nothing bat a serice of studied neglect and discourtesies | With the merits of the coutrov ntand Mr, Carta LYMAN MBULL, tween tho Presid do not now proposs to deal For Vice President: SAMUEL J. TILDEN, ready propounded facts in regard to that matter which require serious explanation be fore Gen. Grant can be acquitted of charges more grave than mere acts of impoliteness But whea the Presid in accordance with ment has be 1. One teria for the President, and no Constitution to be amended 1 of further it with Mr. Caracazy, he is guilty of an at tempt to dcevt Tho Russian ned to reeall Maire by laws for ment of presente of pai lie roobery yment has exli Mr. Catacazy, ani who is acting os C: at Washington during tho tal rights to a sence, derives lis ap rial Governm from Mr, Catacazy himse! ropting the pol sure to any ut of the U to Congress affinnin : fixed salaries for oMicers; the ction of other duties te as tie subje with whom w tion to prevent the or commercial, actions ought to pa owes allegia Grant's Notion of Civil Service Retorm deal first and 1 Cuoaa hundred times, and iis howor has nev r been vindicated m the existing We bave nov the civ 1 merviee. sident Limse! who really waile he in 1 on the suhject of Corea, he leaves the war witheall wife's relat horrors and now at last we hay from Gen, QUANT a di 8 renom nat triumph of th i knovwa any upon the sui ject, f sult of an ele affords the least satisfictory data for prophe tion in New York one year woich will applications of endorse thy sying how the State will go the next year. Including the year 1836, when Mr. Vax BureN ran has Leld,down to the preseat tims, Uhrty six regular annual ele office seckers respousible for their endoraements, just a8 if they dorsed 0 many notes ¢ And having thus deseril ons; and ap iv Gen, QUANT pro. cord shows that following lang the Commission Curtis is Cha which its members | lecisive for the time being, and some of therm sudden and enormous as to amon mplote political revolution in tia yuree of a single year vernal such mily four or five whieh « In 1836 Van Bene The very next ear the Whigs swept it Lke a tornado. hin the pa Democrats ol. FREMONT got s ) in thy following year SAnvony E, Cones d his Democratic is is anything but such a reform of the evi service a8 the people demand, object is not to save tepubliean State ticket received @ majority ads of departments, and mom. | “°! ee bers of Congress, vut to relieve the country of an inexhausiible soure civil service Phe next year Horatio Sey LOU Was chosen Governor by 10,000; and Domoerats nearly 30,000. ablic and pr vate morals, to promote the personal desigus of the President Guanr that election in thi secure his renomination. hitn absolute master of t party to which he Lelonga rm need not suspend their labors | by reuson of any measare which Gen, GRANT may adopt and approve. thing at all reful study of an almana The advocat: commend to y Webster—Cuba Speculations Singular revelations of the peculiar infla neca which affect the action of Catacazy. ur peculiar Administration y extraordinary em nts respect i bateeanaie Unica a ously made in the despatches sent from Vashington to the reas under the inspira wn fall his words relating n of the officials who control our foreign o with regard Government has i possiole with west island from seentive has wouse of Cover Hs DURFIsLeUL In Ler taken stepa to protect Auorican nd aggressions apon Catacazy, ai be rlulte of Au 8 coming from THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,” 1871 the rulers who have beon paying enormous | TH BE SAVAGES OF HAVANA. sums to the Son-in-Law of the Secretary of State could be overlooked; but when the beggarly volunteers flout the authority of the oppressors who have hounded them on to the commission of the mort frightful out rages, it is altogether another mott r, and it then becomestimethat Amer.can interesis should be protected. Besides, ag long as Spain holds a title to Cuba, there are millions to be made by ne. » of it to the United States ; qotlat ng the and the Son-in-Law has been for some time in Madrid as 0 erin tl ness, But wh teers re Spanish title worthless, the epeculat collapse; end it Lecomes the duty Father-in-law to interfere, 1 relation of eau effect ¢ 1 not mo Jearly Wuetrate than in th art Joes admission of facts ly the organs of this money-maktug Adm t new and cheap method of adv whereby the work of ¢ ing for th aaxt is happily bined with appeals for patronage for the p vate business of it eu the re sult of an inspiration of genius on the part of @ friend of the Administe nomination of User or’ inator, tion in Washington, is mails, in franked envelopes, a cirew headed with tho sentiment, prinied, in faming capitals, For President in 1872, U. 8. Gaawt.”* Following this is a woodeut of a man with a moat villainous expression of countenance, proba intended as a lik ttisement d y ness of the Presid seribin in glowing language its of a weekly newspaper said to be published in an obscure village in the remarkable m yland, that the tei two dollars a yeer in advance, Accompanying this cirenlar is another setting forth the merits of t mediam, and 0 copies of pled with the — information s of the poper are only ame paper as an adve ssuring advertisers that over the paper will be distributed each week through the maila, Ad hess, ton, payment is required in advance, ‘The ertisements are solicited, and for pe containing these circulars is fraaked by K.H. Dow, M,C.” Thore are several curious bout this t No such paper as that 4 c rs is to be found in thy s ’ spqper Directory, wnd t faith somewhat ereater than ireexperienced advertisers wit 11 belicf in the extensive circulation sol ) appeal for Guaxr’s renomination & e citcular coutaine ts ient t ‘ t payment of p Another ns tis that there is uo member of ( y he nawe of R. I, Dew, or any other neine th ks like it, The circulars bear the Wa ton postmark, and it is not proba’ that th uld be sent rt ut ut a of authort refore presvnt ficial frank is condoned by tt s tho Tost General? 1 ! Some of the planters in tl Y of Louisiona have been exper 1 bor'on the share system, and lary has twenty-one field hands, all white, at I they will make over sixty Is f sugar ond fifteen barrels of molt They have raised of chickens, egy ables and other things to sell, ne en their own accounts, ‘Thoy work 1a the fletd y month in the year, and t i bil y for each member of their families, Many these men are thrifty, and inafey years wit have money enough to pay for homes of their own, Where white men te side wit) negroes they were tb the heat than found that the nogroes ac 1a whoa The story told rt who testified » great inina e color of the wax used kind of matches taken to hyht the taper, and ved to only @ wafer, had its parallel the other dey in th her p.rticulars, when the seal pr Superior Criminal Court in Boston, A noted tr dividual named Seencen Pectes was on tra! for wery, wad » witness was proluced to prove au Wilé sho swore that the prisoner was in New York on a certuin day, Jan, 27, 1846, and pro: duced a diary in contirmation tement, testifying that the eutries z tothe «fur ved by the District Attorney and the Court, it was found that it bore t nied dat 18 The indecent and) arlitrary meosur lupted by Gov. Davis of Texas to carry that tate forthe Geant faction ia the recent ( ressional elect ppear to have disgusted ¢ neibers of his own party, for tue House of Rop resentatives bas passed @ 1 by a vote of two ne repeating the enabling wet, under cover of which the G r amed the power t & many of 1 byt people, By this act, in positive violati Constitution, the Governor has apy 1 every District Attorney in the Stato, while the tered rights of towns and cities have boon tram pled under foot by taking from them the privite of electing their wn officers, Misappropriation of the public funds, election frands, intimidation of voters, disregard of constitutional obligations wross usurpations of anthority, perjury, and wu ior, are the variow manifested itself in Texas ‘The Omeka Bee eM maintaina that it ia to *Ouws wus citiaen, ( Praneis Tain, that New York remains indebted fur her release fr 2 grasp of Tween, Conwotty and Co,” This we are told can be as m the cer of the many aimed by interviewing thouainds of persons who attended Tuaty’s cele brated sermons in Now York city a year ag No doubt Mr, Taain dotivered some eloqu yevangues against the Tammany Ring, just as others iv their way bad done before biu; but it wae not these haranguos that did the business What overthrew the Tammany Ring O'Brrex's publication of the accounts of s Jimes reb beries, obtaine ptroller's book wud unless the J trom the Co can prove that Mr, O'Bures obiw ned these accounts by attending Mr, Taar's rer we fear that we shall baye to prowoun Western Union Velyrraph stock has risen hb price two per ceity, in consequence of Pre dent Gnani's nondation to Congross t buy the poles and wires of the company. The figure ot which the Ring ng is 875 per , with Presideut Guan aud Vostivas tor General Canawect to buck them, they will ort probably succced in forcing the stock np to it Of courses fair dividend will be wade at the olose. miren as desertors from the Spanish forces, sueh they were received into the Watching wneir opportu in camp alone with Kamirea one da\ y they remained when oe, laid riered his forces to ellect a Toe villains AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP UTTERLY WORTHLESS LN CURA, Tecomnoisince in the neignbor! then stabbed vimto death in bis hammock, and at once repaired to Manzinilla to roport the death of dreaded Ramires to their enpiover, Ampudia. apparently discrediting their story, sent siderable iorce to bring in the head a it Was proane 8 bayonet, he sent for tie widow: pomting to t of Every Other Nation Treated with enpect—Citizens of tho United stn Wantonly Insutted by ‘The Inve Trade Revived. An exemplification of what American citizens siting Coda have to contend wath ts furnisie rience of a Caban-American, who has just from the Antilles to b of Ranilieg, and Spanish vilor asked her i mother ell eenselese to the ground. forward par @ taken to shooting (ng vpon what de oolboys, tere Is no te nes they will next veat their bloodtuir at any momen name is there n from pabite ¥ Eye Wires. Ths own ‘am ns from the @ Are many passeges in Grant's mes isritieg wil be onder a wise Pr eberity to toe vation Use OF THR BRoINswo! An example bs in Coda, ond t families on k of thy insurrection his one of geueral pr At the outbre sympathies wero with bis fe jomed the tneores ‘one of the earliest prisonor Le escaped and fled to ing bere five yea zation paper av be folowed by other civ ns of restoring w army, but was by the ou onet aud the broadaword J bis naturall a full American With a view to winding up bis *airs ond fe, be obtained lis passport months ago and engaged posse ‘Alter two months (nrned to this country wed evervwnere By Soa Herant surveillance he was anabl ‘end, nally being Intor Consulate that . he auain leit the island. Tum STORY OF MIs JOURNEY to Cabs, of is treatment by the «a und the eircumstane says that apon the ssengers Were 6 the errabineros or marive p hie, to tie cuailda de pasagerca, a devor # ire (ue she passports are ‘Our iniorinnt Thave cansed ny thangs to b exe Win WhIC suitadly exnressod tue Juin Fequest about tures on the Havana in Cuba he re While on the sland be CONFOUNDED, 1. recommen part of tie United States she articles of tha tre ty relariy and to the other matters tou 10 operation to toe fisheries, isa Nor h Ameri t, and an | tue part of Great orities thers, reniele With PUNISHING CRIMB COMMITTED OUT OF THE COUNTRY, L recommend to Congress to provide by stringent agitost the holding, a interested in f hia return are pected, and sul jected to a observed that all but WaT ts om arren? 4 that the disturbed condition ba coutinues to joyance and of ang. ato be regret adop ed citizens, were 1uuel, eA BOUCE OF nee OLN pro ) close proximity to our own tention was vaid, A fee of $1 in gold was iovarianly termination, canwot be otaer taan al ern to 8 people Who, While ut Mire or other Powers, a turally He try in tie On listurbed enjoy liberty, and tue object of con ing trom mver he Aniericaus @8in goul were THE CRDULA DE VECINDAD, 0,8 of iree to Cubs are obiiged A REASON AS the couutry and bo Con vin stered at toe District has also to be snown to thy signers nust Ob POINCIPLES Po THE THLEGHAPM RING. . the groundwork PPROPRIATIONS fy ab ot ae torin UD TALE FROM THE GOTRK 2 VALCAULE RULE a diess tier tiemselves IF the tsiand are fo @ riave trade eapinred in the fe What te Said of (he Nacional Reform Ticket. Abey sels wus snd an Tus Sex tas (orm would awed toe NION OF ORM ladignaut Cole tue citer, wid ng the Volouce OR ANT oVTRAOW Hand be ie even alowed to vreyu ice ean receive your d ikewibe Lo I tw toe Siate Dap tot yonrapr asoirations of Proof et thy avity ofthe Sp. Denied aecoss i venture ie thus pay yout 94 Grand Duke, Frew i tian Wore A iu#olied aman 0 dent of his complexion and i velieve elegram from Havana informe us (hat Prato Pe shu have, 10 Account uf Lie eyed to Immediate ex the chain gang for dierent perious: Havana wists PMMLADBLEHIA ther eruminals, a 4 died of grief, wh tao others had lost their he fires instonce, Cobon motners have Lower Kie G por desoiat reason of Spanish atroci Of over $55,000 a a Ampadia, the n 118 WIE yielued Only ¥4,0R ID KOU | He eugusod eulb men to vo thw the camp Awaiting a Visit from the Grand Duke— Rending the President's Mesange— Dr. recley as a Reformer—The C Croton Bugs of the City Priven: On the upper tier in the Tombs is cell No, 147. Tt is not a very largo cell, ana not a very Inviting apartment. Its walls are woitewashed. Tue furnt- ture is scanty, Over the cell door hange a slate, upon which {8 inscribed the names * Wiliam Ea words, Tim the abiding place of Messra. Collins and Edwards for the last fortnight, It will continue to be their abi for their release in the Supreme Court, nit ts 4a) morning @ SUN reporter looked in through the | ¢: ritig of ee!) No, 147, and discovered Kdwards ling sat on the bed, watel ing the ope How are vou gett the revortor. Yh, first re returned the boxer, rovbing © Autor @ aitile w ile we'll Lecowe firetclast voveher thieves Pp ans, oF toing of tha: kind, I feel it growing tu me aires We're getting to know the * 4 Col line. “Hod many visitors alnee yon've been hero 1” cn “A few,” said Collins, “The Grand Dake hasn't culled yet, bat I cucas he'll be sround ina day or us once or twice.” ‘How do you pass the time in here ?" inqnired the reporter of Eawards. woke sim no and he read the tmessage to me antil T went to sleen, We've - ept a copy of it, and we're qelng at it again at bedtime “Anything ese fished the reports + Well, ves, I'm trying to reform Col Collins hughes). Every. morning ev articles in the Tribune. aharicuse, though Ile sa)® tue articles don't al feet him ¥ Ort n cuss." ‘eit him ‘avont the Croton buss, Bill” said Collins "Oh the Croton buss. Well, yon see, thowe Duge are alost everywhere | There are one oF (wo in this building, an! Coilios and I, we managed eo couple of them. We found that they w Jivey on (veir lees, #0 We Caught them to * Run paces | reneated the reporter, in astonish- mert *Yoa, they ran ‘em buity, too,” costinned Et. warag,' You see we pat ‘em on the prim of a hat and make ‘em rree romid. If they don't go streigat weeni lo tem with dite of stick all mire t Grand Duke, and Collins has named nis atter Ulysses 5 Grant. The Duke is a ood one too, ba: Uivases don't amount to much, I'm teaching the Dake to fit ab and spar with his forelegs, He's an uneom- monly lively bur. When Lgecont Pil mateh pin inst the Bir Jatge to walk down (rom Yorkville, Judge'll give the Duxe f ty blocks start, F a fine (© iow, though, the Bix Judge is.” * Do you ever spur tovetver tu keep yourselves Lractice ” asaed te SUN man. “We've given up sparring,” said Collins, gloom) Wy. We've ind enouga ot it. Tye got a wre and e114 to support. and eau't affurd to He ia prison “And I've got a mother and & young fawily of crs and sisters cependiag oo me. 1 waat to ut of this and work,* said Edwards. celina Pie reporter tien witidrew he —— Wis a8 £00 A NEW WESTCHESTER PUSS t of county w oand Physicians on a Strike—A | |! The Corone Fine Chaper for Lawyers. F several yoars past the Supervisors of West- ter county have acqu! notoriety for eaiting bills of every deserivtion presented to them exeovt where the recom is Oxed by law, ‘The tis, that for some time it has been next to tu Possible to induce say one to work for the © uty and now the Cor sners and doctors have siruck A The Coroners presented their bills to the Super. | (© *avelant re, charging §20 (or exch Inques eat them down to $10, Nive inquests out of ten cost the Coroner that sum. The Coroners retused to con code this redic.on, and lust week che Su er Visor# punsed & resviution e& a compromise allo ¥i The Boars $15. Next aay the resolution was reconsidered and tiled, Now. the ¢ emir) Hote lowed bills, The W808 quirrel hant with the have mde post mortem a ' 0. tron 50 tM QB) cut £10, and €15. Some months wo Drs Nasless ant Norton exanined the dody of a man wlio had bean pe tral avenue. Morris: ani’, [Wo seeks Were consumed and about $25 worth of chemicais, they presented a bill for and wore aliowe indignantly rejected 15. Score are on record, Aaa ortwo cis were suainitted vo th Weetevester We leat A-sociation, «nd Drs. Pelton Shrove, and Hate vnson sere appoin et to «alt ayon the Sonervisors and inform chen, that the ryaichins oF Westchester wonld pot hereatter mike an post morte ex iuinstion for the county until the Sayer visors Woult pase a resolution aliowins ° ar fees established by the aesocrauon for yoh service, The Conmittse accordinzly pr nied ieclt on Monday, Om it was treated with si teont Aca meeting Vester twas re solved that no metber of tye exseciation shail bon ot AY ead (rom any COUD'Y Oficial 1OF AUY service In der aif of te eouuty, until tae vlysicuns’ serv ces em be properly aporect ted, Tae Coroaers nave iso signified their ttennion eituer to reluse ny more inquests or U adequately pare for Heir ao i they are not s. Who would de 1 dew ts Weatehester ? The Jusiices 0 te Peace also “re in trouiie | UUay Twit fersure Gxed by law, yet Justices Fuilen | ° Bowne, Flannagan, and Edmonds, ad nearly all ihe fost lave dad their bills eat down sev treds of dollars or gta) tices have » the subery in a boly t tire Fuilen presented « iti In decal nh wen cut 4 $1100. Oiner das, | ove Meret ie ike manuor, They will ey fe iue notice. snd thea #ue the couuty their lezal iecs n e laweu te growing nur ofthe Savervi bt at economy will able the amount af th GEN, BURBRIDGK CHALLENGED. A Card from Capt. Rebert Jobnson How Arose-A Face Siapped and | Deawa Col, O Neal's CRatlouge. To the Bett ow of the Con Ste: A statement ade in your paper of : <1 relation to a nerenaar diMeuity b 8G. Bir vritze of Coviagion, Ky. aud | O'Neal of Florence, Ky,, wnieh Id balue to myself to rotice an an agent of the Ur master’s Department nyow od aeutnet the Government throazh t fut by reons, a8 | ft prescribe nzress approved duy 4, 16d, | My pre flowy hes manly ty Koniucky and eniesnee real tence Louisville. worre | 1 Ferran, Deputy Quer ut c Aen My ». from Q aracter of the calins referre r aHi0n, are pec 3 de And neceamartly ex Jopenly ty question esther my capacity of rf Nz a recent visit to that portion of Kentneky Gen, Burbridee, av_niioruey. | wan, in formed by two ‘eeudenen of I spiing-—on Colonel in the Contederate serv at ¢ Y eden O Neal, sate a aw partner ol Gen Burtiites, Wd, in order HAN interest ii ver ; OLE HLAY morning, Just ae Twas leaving ‘or the ig dands river, Emotes, Burbiid eon the 8 ‘ (ran that Col O'Neal had made euch a siatement to iio He suid thitit was true, ACC is pent Cob O'Neal came along wiere we were "4 Jing Tstopved him, and reveated ia tue tres | neve Wing Made t¢ #iisement, and demanved my au- | Stoke or, T gave him the wane of Gen, Burbridge ws | * @" Col O Noul then said that i: Gen, Burorive | do Fapy othe man hd mace such a viatemeat " be | p sas de—" Be ore he could tnish the seutence Gon. burorid.e struck atm and stepped back, ple | dc ¥ his laud On tas ftetol, and wid, won't ail w oan to eal me a iar to ‘my faew. Cob deniod tab he intended to call timation, Geo Burbridge then # td. "it you dil | th et Lam sory sha fo astruck yon, and wid make You any amend tuat you require,” plied that “alter havin” received a blow it was tio late te {an explanation, and that Le would de mind the satistaction due him @ a genth thas Ui be foun! thin iar Gere Whe 00 INTEL TereL Wad Une, exe elf, \ Col. O'Neal, a8 Lain formed, aubsranentiy eat: | uged Gen, Buroridge, aad « Woe vind, exalawed t Wot only meant ine Wi may say | Her 1 sna oreore regard us unwort Verer t CINCINNATI ‘ rte Hon, | \ q 0 ' Bvt Poune A Clerayman mued lor Sunder, Xena, 0, Doe 4 Laure pweney, d of Win Becney, a well Known lumber dealer of tins | tue W Vy. Was enterel sa.t fur alunder agaimatine Ko | 1 os, Winters and wie. an tH a, Ravey and win, | f H bine plce, charming £10,040 daw an Is eusis cum See avaeeree caves WEE | AONEST ANDY ON GRANT. INE PRESENT-TAKER A PRESIDENT JECLED ALL DesCRInED rrupting the Natio Fashionable Form o Making—The Tenno.meo Staten nocratic Party's Future. ¢ of the Cinct hy Collies.” Cell No, 147 has been | Greeneitie (Tenn.) Corresponde T walked up the street toward the lara ‘es soneinliw and pre « place until the Hon Wm, F. Howe moves | store own over byd spends a believed they will be giveu their liberty, Yeeter- | owner of te puilidin, {hshe meretnmliso saw Uim in the back room pu serubving bis face with a very coarse towel, Col. | company lige chute, gave the hie &. few more poke the news ng a tHe fre Witt 2, 10F 00 18 wal vate want lo ui Wit do t the esuntey F tried tue exp: 14 the frat Ame eat oficer of our Gover ke ® p.Rnbroker, wito wry 8 Lo be aft out just how much moi it up an sible, stop bie two, Unele Catacazy won't let him leave New | ing, an | torse sp York witoont ecoing us, Harry Hill's been to see | Whillet, FRED, GRANT SATLING ON THG PEOPLE’® MONEY, time advane Jockey gets Worse, or eine he 18 lust to ull #ense of decenoy—oerhape a Present to hai &o. This morning Tread the Presitent's | votn, ze to Collins unt! he went tosieep, Then I | sent bis Led Ld {2 aging at Govern sliockou pie of the thin ears ago for woula hy The prin Jo attewnt to w iy foreign © Frede Europe at Quyorniment Wao ts Pred, ae horse Jockey Presis dent, edacatea—no. attempiod to be educated Government expens stall’ of Gen, Sneri Way, sir, it ts ae Tue son of @ wor rw sont of Mat ull pay and mileace, Word LO Dro Sierman ranoig off to B nd avend to Lis busine fC any. oF else resign and go at «8a frags an sta. “tis not enon, 1 Goat the natio wortatess lumily oor Government irom Ato ZB lice must draw m, @ pleasire tring it woul have been ar sad sled on Any Daupers, but | tue Creasury to go to E Twenty sere President's oficial neat was worth to ii eo: 1, but now tle people quietly suomit, and mutely allow tuenselvos 0 be robded, sual Maver, oat § Tue people have vardeu Without having ponsioned upon tuo WHITE WOUSt AS A MRALTHY Pt e's a great priv tales Fr latiy that Grants exenss for bee t' of Govera vent 1s wot uoaitay, away froin ue © Waive Lous ‘ot healthy! Weil, ne manife say in tvur yeurs’ ionzer ts & wtrona i duty aud gad around ¢ sud horse jockeys. He is uingr 0) Ainvus Poser OF TL Wood's, “WELL, WHAT ARE TOU GING TO DO AMoUT Inf 1 inquired it there was avy way to b Kejubicage Bo wvanavl) mam Hin Wits, sad Lie Opprmiion emuug well mign a we eKsely Waist w country Wal over To TH ENEMY, Taskel the ex-Presiieut what he thought of the De Deweeiacy 0 howe AB abdraRe Kepu * What is chil,” rep. surren. oF 18 48 a Kwpu sican on a ie ‘but a surrender? A JULIAN plat oF ug DUL W diserace.ul Doub [Or surrender is priucipies ta tie bye Tiss plaa 8 a Vall Da large scale, waa suuse 0 pioude: parcare Wut wus aud a fraud, “nua departu.e? ¢ VusiuOd vt Wauming Cure nels tan nn SEE oul apd Let us 4 WA 9h GO just you are uowng? was tae Vatan aig do you think of ae? Laased “LT kuow Lou sevlt very well, Vou Seots as an avaiable cad ocruey W& bake iia ate aovat mage aud me Johnson Vig ote 4 & sort ul aE ARLES SUMNER, waton Putriat n more adenrd tha Yue dave OF the Wat gure Ob a vicwie tor true Deino Foca Hab eT bor he CO mb Oiwver YOu eye t Own luneral «the Re: note mocracy Aut bo divide (40 ObieE #eOR8 COO. the cour A 18 ain ruKe, yout nor wu Ou are albae dun Goverment “1 frome the cone MOBOPOII(, CON. Up lbe sbbs Wil have sowetuing 4a vary aid pracipie monvy-leader rpetbuy ers to lave eons v York Lvov, THE WICKED EXAMPLE ur UeDES WH D6 Ket tw bas KOU Wt avast ty the an} rand © Dis head Into a by be Proas Jefrund, run hors W Woab pri reyule bs rous ewindls, aud S.okow Wy sorviCe, and Jover hiew oF tein $d, Dreinaig tr ticit Oot O'Neat re | beuellt is prepunver " FASHIONABLE. BM * Stokes cial y way Ol aD apuingy I D pattarn after ( Woval ab bu latenad sudorng