The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 1

III! VOL LVI. NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1S92. TEN PAGES. NO. 114.

n. Mrs ir, is E' THE RENOWNED CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS, yOB CKBAP2STESS ASTP FAIR DTI A T.TfcTG, TUlVYrfTXrE: STIZKWZT. Twm ni4KMeB fro Cuim DO YOU WjLNT TO BUT FURNITUEE? tte have a surplus or the following? roods, and most gen. We have determined to cut prices so the foods will themselves until oar stock is reduced to suit the fjja.es. P1BLOB SUITS, in all grrades, styles and desigrns In eroding ajlIU FBESCH AJU VICTORIA BEDBOOITI SUITS, DWHG R003I, I1AJLL.

and It Alt IT FTJEtI ItTBE in nahoganr, Walnut, Cherry, Antique, Oak, XVI Caotnry, ITlaple and Bamboo. MAIuTEJL and PABLOB CA5BIETS, FANCY BOCKEBS, CHAIRS, TABLES, BirIC 8TAHDS, PEDESTELS, LADIES' DESKS and FRENCH. DRESSING STANDS, CHETAL GLASSES and JXIBBOBS. Durinsr a business career oT thirty odd years we bare aimed to advertise the truth stripped of meaning tagies verbiage. We now ask you to call, see our goods mm aet prices.

It will pay you, and we must have some tiling you want. In addition to the above we have Just received a fhll supply of niiTT Alt ROCKERS, CHAIRS, TABLES, CRIBS and LOOGES. HABIT CARRIAGES, sfaajle. and double, our fameos CEDAR CHESTS and FAMILY REFRIGERATORS, FOLDING BEDS and EfTALID WHEEL CHAIRS. A lull Une ofOflce and Common Furniture always on hand.

1 B. J. MONTGOMERY 83 to 87 CAMP STREET. Jy2 9lT nTnThly SUITS Ira 81 to S5 Canal Street, Mean a saving of $5 to $10 on each suit to you If you are a buyer. Are you C.

C. "FT A "FLO? hiXjXj, ZKC LINED BATH TUBS $5 00. GABDEN HOSE 8 Cents Per Foot. 48 BARONNE STREET 48 tpyl 5 lTTI coS 0Id Pianos Taken in Exchange. L.

MUtHALD 00, (LrSECTED.) 127 CANAL, 14 to 22 BABDME ST. LOTTEST PRICES. EASIEST TUBUS. Ob People's PogarFpiare to THE HUGH mm Lena 107, 169, 171 POTDEAO STREET. BrrWIBB ST.

CHABXBS anys caterihb to toe iriN. fTiTniHTTlBiMT BiliiM frtlt 1 1 5 vKrt BwItmb Salt, at 11 yUMt A Waa.et YUlom liteiw Sqlt, wis V. la Watent Pram. Parlor Sol. omm la Hair Wat i Wdiint p.im mmii ia ill 1 1 1 1 A Vanoty of HnM bol4 Come and See h.

Our prwiss oeymn a nun teas and that t. rich are aaaataafavr mymrm. Pani Ly aT ataue to thear alilrm aayil a Ml eaaal Bka auiaaUaaa aa vaO aa tt trTatu ha (Mr ta i I ia. Ta aw aaamttr vk mi. it.

th.i am UI LARGEST JOBBING IfflDSHEK, WEB, itO AND MANY call and examine them at 158 CAJSTAli a.714 91Wbzb lx DABD TYPEWniTEB BZTHK ISSa 9IODEI. IL H0DGS03T, Garvadctoc Stntt tha TWELVE DOLLARS ASJ CAMOXB itisiies of the public! if 11 1 a sioo oo si as 1. Silk Pic fM SO MO CO AU a Kx $99 Outfit Hving a 00 kua wui HOUSE Iff THE SOUTH. anTnTrlT am 3BAL1 OTHER STKBET. Ur KXCELSIOB DENT1STKT Dr.

J. H. MALOE aaaaaiaa. Cwraer af Caaa au. Faarta Dial roar nxt elM Mrtl Car Xla "ti" TaaSB I in liil irttlin at fiTafa aa not 11 4eatre4.

JTUlinra an axtiaaUua THE INAUGUEATION. Hon. Mnrphy J. Foiter Takes the Oatli of Offioe AndDellren His Inantniral Addreis aa Gorernor of Loalalaaa, Tie Oath, of Office Being Adminiatered by Auociate Jtica Feaner. Presentatloa bj the Ladles' Auti Lottery League, Through Judge Frank A.

Xonroe. A Brief Session of the General As aembly. Seme Speculation aa to the Senatorial Contest. Some Expressions of Sentiment by Dan Caffery. i I Bitof Rotigk, Mar 16.

tSpaclaL The Inaugural proaeaaion formed a little after 1 o'eloek at tit coventor's maoalon. oa toe botUaTard. It waa beaded by tbe WaaaJn ton ttllery Baaa. from Saw Orleans, followed by the eerpa of eadeta from the Lenlalana State Calreraitr. In oommand of Senior Captain Farrel Newell, whloh acted aa tbe ffuard of bonor.

Tbe eorpa wan divided Into two detachment, betwren wkloh eame three earrlaxea. In the first waa Governor JTlchoIla. Governor Elect Foster and Associate Jostloe Fenner. In the seo ond, Lieutenant Governor Elect Parlance and tbe senate oommittee. eonalstlns of Senators Pipes.

Kewsom and Pngb. The third carriage contained tbe hoose commit tee. Messrs. Lafanrno. Snyder and Hytms and Attorner General Walter H.

Bocera. Following; tbe second detachment of cadets eame tbe New Orleans members of tbe Anti Lottery League with badges and ban Bars, and the Louisiana Artillery Band. The Baton Rouge Feneibles. la command af Captain Lawrence Granary, eame next, followed Jy tbe Donaldsonvllle Cannoneers, D. Goudran.

eommandlnjr. Tbe membera of tbe Baton Rouir Camp of Confederate Veterans stood at tbe front at the confederate monnment. with heads anoovered. as the prooesslon passed, and fell In marching to the atatehoose rounds. KIT.

CHAHLM F. WAX 8. Here the same stand from whleh Govern, or Foster had made his campaign speeohea. and from which tbe call ant Robert C. Wiclc llffhad advocated the McFnery cause, waa acatn bronrht into use as the place for inaugurating the Governor.

The stand is to the northeast corner of the spacions srrnand. and bad been tastefully decked with eboloe flowers, flags and streamers of rar eolored bnntlnir. On tbe front tbe stand in the center were handsomely framed llfe slae portraits of Murpbv J. Foster and Charles and at either side portraits of Governors Niebolls and McKnery, tbe former to tbe right and tbe latter to tbe left. Governors Ntobolls and Foster moanted the stand arm in arm, and were greeted with proloneed applause.

Thev were followed by Lieutenant Governor Parlance and Jnstlce Fenner. Captain Adams and Superintendent Lararirae, Attorney Generals Roc era and Cunningham. Hon. Wm. Garig, eb airman of the inaugural ball mo mltte of arrangements, snd Hon.

A. JZ. Read. ex grand chancellor of the Louisiana Knights of Pythias, who acted in behalf of tbe people of Baton Rouge. Mr.

Read Introduced Rev. Dr. Evans, of the Methodist efanreh. who delivered an eloquent prayer, speaking as foils ws: Prayer by Rv. Mr.

Kvans. Almighty Ged! Then art king of king and lord of lords the king eternal, immortal, invisible, the source ef all wisdom and power and giver ef every good and perfect gift. We pay oar devout and grateful acknowledgments to thee. We return ta thee our thanks for tbe blessings ef peace and health and tbe mnlveraal prosperity th whleh thon has bleaard oar state. We remember grata fully the saocese with which then beat crowned onr efforts for good government, and thank tbe that It baa been secured without viola no and bloodshed.

We accept a the gift ef thy providence tbe governor whom we inaugurate at this hoar. pray for him thy choicest blessings. Maya during hi administration have health of body and mind. May be possess a divine wisdom like Solomon an understanding heart to Judge the people and diseern between the good and bad. May be have courage and pastanoe.pradenee and discretion, breadth of opinion and intense AMOGIATS JTJsrrm mm.ia FKTnrKX.

nee of conviction, masraanimitr and gen roaity, sad alwaya moved by tbe lea of OOTKMOE' MURPHY J. FOSTXn. God and love of tbe popla. Pave him from eovetousneae and unholy ambition, tbe fear of man. weak and bad councillor, timid and balx heartwl aupportera ana aelflah and in tngniag men.

Make hla adTnintstratlon be successful in the end. pure from all evtl. en ereetlo without bitterness, intnllgent with ont skepticism and replete with Jnstloe to btrh and low, bad and goad, ttlesa our state In all of its departments, legislative. Jndioial and administrative. ave ua from tlood and famine.

lawlessness and Sabbath breaking. profanity, intemperance and eovetousness. Bless our young men with examples of nobility in office and illustrations of virtue, crowned with honor, affection and success. Km pool all do we Invoke thy favor upon onr children and the educational institutions which are now training them. We ask thy favor to oar ohlef executive now retiring from offloe, as be la followed by the grau tude of all virtuous citizens, may be be rewarded bv thin graciona providence.

fV confess ear sins before thee and beseech thy pardon. May our psopis 11 as tr at. tbe fact that "bleaasd la thee pwplsvboMUol la the Lord and while sin Is a reproach; right eousness exalteth any nation." inese bleasinga wo ask in tbe nam of ear sa viour, vua Lora jesua cnrtsi. Amen. A choice musical selection followed, and then Governor Ntehoils.

rising, presented Mr. Foster, ae the governor elect to MR. STICK CHARLES E. ItJXI asking him, on behalf of tbe state of Louisiana, to administer tbe oath of office. Tbe ceremony was quit impressive, and the crowd remained at serious attention as the solemn oath waa taken.

Lleatenaut Governor Fariange then took tbe oath, and a salute of cannon was fired in honor of the new administration, rue band plared the crowd eueering Uie familiar air ta tbe echo. Governor Foster, accompanied by Ex Governor Xlcholls. advanced to the front of the stand and commenced reading hie In augural address, aa follow a Governor Foster's Inanenral Meaeage. Ladles and Fellow Citizens: Called by tbe voice of the people of this state to the chief magistracy, enter upon the dis charge or the duties or tne omo with a full sens of th responsibilities which it en talis. This sense of reaponaibillty la accentu ated when I consider the faithful and sue emafnl administration of mv rt rede res nr.

and when I recollect that my efforts to per form my duty will necessarily Drought in contrast with tbe anility and selr sacrl nce with which he has discharged the functions of his high office. I feel, however, that th burden which rest upon me will be lightened by th result of the labors of the past four years. During that period, the prudent and eco nomical conduct of th nnances of the state has restored its current expense to a easb basis, within th limits of th revenue. Tbe revenue have been honestly oellected and aa honestly disbursed. The leve sya tern, tbe eleemosynary and the educational Institution have been placed In an ad vanced condition or useiuinee ana successful operation.

But. air. th benefits TUDGK FIaKE A. MOB ROB. TT a t.

9 fnl administration ef tbe government, great aa they are. sink into lnaignineanoe whan compared with the moral glory with whleh th commonwealth haa been crowned during the past two years. Aa in 1877. when this people Waa seeking to throw off the yoke of th oppressor, your bolcLyat FaUDBHT A9I SAOACIOUB UATBS9HtP brought us to restored liberty, to peace and honor; so in th past two years, by yonr inflexible eoarage, by your devotion to principles, by your love for the good nam of this fair state, it has been vouchsafed nnt yon to lift na out of th slough of moral neapond. to save us from that degradation which woald bav rsnlt4 from making this people the partial pan ta In the spoils of a great gambling corporation, a pensioner npn it bounty.

Great as is tbe credit due all those who straggled to resist tbe temptation of th lottery offer I cannot forget that it was the reaelnt and courageous stand taken by yon in your message to th legislator in 1890. which first arrested nd riveted tbe attention not nly of th people of Louisiana, but of th whole anion, to th imminent danger of th struggle before them. uuin mh tremen dous straggle whleh th people of tnl siaw ui.ua iu uj. Ajouisiann Lottery Company la now a matter of national repute. Th war for mastery between a free and independent atac and a powerful gam bllua mroorstloa hu nuuul ints suit gives rise to a sense Of profound gratl wui ivr ui an wis and merciful Erovldenee who gv strength, to win th victory.

3anr tracers ct of tbe Uane involved and the heroism and self saeriric by whleh th triumph was achUved seems to not inopportnne. In opposition to the Christian prsoapta. nobl principles and teachings of the rawl ernment ef or fathers, the nnlqu apeo tade was presented of vast garoblSar iok out to capture and eon trol th des uvea of on of th states of this niuon, a at the Ume to subvert and destroy tbe virtue and morality ef the people. The struggle was long, bitter and desperate, and for two weary years waa waged with rentlea fury and nnoomwm i si flereeneaa. ft To day we may Jnstlr congratulate ourselves that under divine Providence right baa prevailed over wrong.

We rejoice with the people of the union that Louisiana la free and th lottery la doomed. It ia an axiom ofpoliusal set.no. that th wealth of atar lie in th virtue, integrity and Industry of its citizens. The lottery amendment aimed a mortal blow as all tbe essentials of prosperity, and It ta safe to say that tbe rsople of this state, aa a whole, now coincide with the eeneur rent opinion of th rest of the world that the defeat of th Morris proposition waa the only honest and honorable eouxe to adopt. While we are proud of oar vl story, proud af the brave man who fought th good fight, proud of the par and nobl wemea whoa prayers wot dally eaoonragem.nt t.

oontlniMMl etfort. and wboa cheered as on in dare of darkost gloom, proud of the grave stand taken by the par and unalloyed Democracy of the state, we are not unmindful of ta material, substantial and moral aid rendered us by ton other states of th anion. 0" Tyi LIECTEXAHT GOVER3TOR CHAS. rAtLASOB. TO TBB TEDXRAI.

GOVBHSfMKjrT In it vsrious department we ow an speaial and deep debt gratitade for tn rolentles warfar waged againat th common enemy of mankind and good government. are nnt forgetful of tbe stand taken by the pulpit, regardless of sect or creed, in its epen and deolared hostility of this most dangero foe to the moral feeling of the divla Master. Nor can we pass in silence th Invaluable services rendered to thla great cause bv an inoorrnpuble and Independent press throughout the union, whloh saw lurking tn this glittering proposition men ace to tbe repaulioan Institutions ef a sister state and a covert assault upon the bonor and liberty of a fre people. Fellow citizens, in the destruction of tbe lottery company I believe there ha dis appeared the last as tags of that appalling era of reconstruction which did so much aggravate the deaolatlona whleh the war bad produced. This last baneful and cursed heritage of that dread period had been destroy.

It cannot bat be believed that the destruction of tbe lottery has removed the most potest agency ef the political corruption In our midst, but also ta moss Hnou oootaoi to the moral and material development of this people. Tbe divisions and dissensions wbteb bar so unfortunately separated our people into hostile political camp on this subject bar lag thus happily disappeared, there la reason why the bitterness engendered by th contest should not give way t. an era ef good feeling, reconciliation and harmony. from the in a nans th lottery, and Justly rejoicing tn tbe pi an did viotoaj won by her eltlsona. I eon a ne reason why there should not A BXILUABT FTJTTM FOB OCTE STATaV To aid tbe onward sours ef tola people, as far aa In me Ilea, shall be my earnest and constant effort.

Two great polioles. an th handmaid of tbe other, strike mens most requiring attention. These are, flrat. th ment of immigration, and, aeoond. tbe fostering of ear public sobol system.

Oar need for the help of inoraeed population la self evident Other state bav felt tbe marvelous benefit whloh result from tb coming la of an ecu ve and laborious who, joining their destinies with those of the people of their adoption, have built up waste pis, etablisbed industries, and laid th foundation of an enduring prosperity. There ia no other state In tb union offer lae mar substantial inducements to Immigrants than this. Our fertile soil, our genial climate, the diversity of our agricultural interests, the wealth of our forests, railway and water facllitiee, and th readl aess with which honest labor finds remunerative employment, will surely attract an industrious and thrifty yeomanry to traild np happy horn In our midst and Increase tb wealth of thottato. Vast areas of onr fertile land are lying in wast and idleness and th energise of this administration will bo devoted to th settlement and development of these land by an intelligent population sided by capital, which will her find ai investment and rumerative returns, As inducement thereto, every effort abould be mad to enlarge and lmprov OCa COMOB" SCHOOL aTSTBTt We cannot expect people to cast their fate with ns unless can onar nmr ouu dren th prloaless Bsseow uukb. We cannot expect tb youth of our own tit to take AT the nobl their fathers and to not well thlr part In nniui them adequat facilities to ootaln good eonunna aohool Mn'rooso to do everything in my power towarda expanding, enlarging and improving the public school system.

If there be laflure, it shall not be for th want of an earnest and xealoua effort on my part la tbst direction. Whilst tsus avowing my yyv eats my efforts to these snau aiso seek, aa far a I possibly can. to ad. viae and enoouxage au sueaissuuouuu a. wu t.

i hatnaaS vav frVlBl tor the tew. grind down the many trnntrim JrlL J99 lr1Ulta bom, wnten fforts alleviate n.tL rraln labtmn? tlllV omanrywho term the Peno and tlw firmest do pendsnoe in war. bnvlng tbea ends invlsw I pledge the tnfioeoe af th great ffle which I thla wlnVmr ri "mb5f.t jubbxb ow thb nurr AGAxarr w. bensiv fold, and In the Snfereentest ef its elementary truths, there will found the only relief which government can afford the sufferings ef our people. Th innnenc of my eflfoe I win eadeavor to ns so a to make every man within the commonwealth oonseleas of th benign and wis tenets ef that great party, a as to kep Its ranks for the accomplishment of its great work, both state and national, unbroken by any Xactt.n aao.

uncovered by tavBT wXnlalHI. Drsamera and adveeate of paternalism ZXJZl urns, miaiaaa tne pnblle salad, but reflection. I am cur, will t.m th. Mhiu mwu. a.

mta aure, will amp the pablla imnillnuu terablo conviction taos th liberty, th bap Pn? tk prsaj salty of this people la indiaaolBblT h.nnA i fT. fnltblui exectrtlcn at th great prind pany wmnn haa always stood for governsseas ef the peoniot by th. people and for ta. hU. Th magnttnd the work don wpoa tb levees of the state daring the pact four years Is highly gratifying, shall as my SECkBTAkT 0 STAT THOXAS B.

ADAMS. beet effort to see that this wort do not falter. We cannot bo unmindful of the tact that to aecompllsh what baa been already don baa involved a great aacriflee An th part of th people who reside within the alluvial districts. They bear tbe burden, not only of the general land tax. but also of local laadn.

produce and acreage tax. These hardens, I hop, may b. after awhile, lightened. Tb annual accumulation of waters cornea down to ua from many states. The highway through which they come ia natural.

Tb aoureee which tbes waters drain oover more than one half of the territory of the anion. Thee considerations point to the necessity for a SATIOHAL COTISOI. OF THE UTVXB rTBTXW, I shall lend my beat efforts to co operate with our senators and representatives La every way to bring about this result. I snail also endeavor to inrtner ana eonnnuo the nous seal progress of all th state institutions ana to neoarage liberal appropria tions tor their support ana maintenance, Fellow elUxena. we have lust cause to congratulate ourselves en th fact that our' Stat seearltse Cava increased largely la value daring the pact four years.

When shall have recovered from the confusion engendered by tb misconduct and fraud of on of oar fl'seal officers, which the outgoing administration discovered, I see na reason to doubt that the bonds of the state will speedily rise to par value, if they do not, aa I think they will, bear a premium in tbe market ef th world. Tbe policy of this administration ahall be to limit ail approprlationa to tbe annnal revennea derived in a coord an with the eonatltutloaal llmltatloo cf taxation. A oonUnnooa floating Indebtedness begets want of confidence In the ability of the State to meet its obligations and weaken tbe public credit. Every )nst and legal obligation should provided for and wben due should be paid. Kvsry fraudulent bond and every Illegal warrant sad claim oa the market tends to impair the credit ef tb Stat, and steps should be taken to ascertain, identify and publleally declare all illegal bend and claims of whatever stare new purporting to be bold against tbe treasury.

The interest a pan tb state debt abould be Iiromptly paid and tb bolder of valid and egal seeuilUee should feel and know that tb proper provision has been mad for their prompt payment. Fellow el tlxens, a governor of tbe state, I pledge its people to do all la my power to insure a nxioa or mack, conxnaxn akd HAMUCKSa. pledge tola to tb humblest as well aa the highest. The doors of my offloa ahall be open at all time for tbir protection. ATTDITOn W.

HKABX1. I shaU attempt to see th law faithfully executed, mating est even handed Jostle all I ahall honestly try to heal ail difference and all divisions among the people. shall seek to administer this government with charity for all and malle towarda none," and with aa eye single to toe wlfar and bappine th vkals people, and to that and I ask ta assistance ef ail Loalstanlanc Standing anon the tbresbbold ef tbe great unties to which you have called me, and in thla pledging my every effort far the improvement ef the peol'o osadltln. their wlfar and their happiness. I am eonsrfnu af th limit which is on my ability.

But I am certain of tb absolute sincerity of my motives and tbe fidelity of my intentions. Let the ahilltv S. aaOOllOd DV YT generoae eo opratn and PPOrtv within tne lass iw province to witness th noble dedleatlea of the people of this commonwealth to the ao K.i m. hiims ms of moral re generation. Let the eame devotion and pa triotism WUXCn bb.

auarMiruuvu controversy continue to oetaat and control i ..4 MIMthUtltAlllTlllSUd merciful Providence wh guided and aided a la th post will vonchaafe unto ns all that mil ntcaenre oi itnuivu AMrvtAWA tn 1 aii whni a A tT mtsiuii sw ww h.u.1 A hAM srvic. 4, Mll TVUX VTMW LI, TT. TT mr oath of offloe consecrates lUa day. i cnecrs. Ia, relarrinx ta cotla Ii jy tollgb' shaU 1 omor Kiebolls had made la 1877.

and th acand against th lottery, Gorarnr Footer turned and addreeeed himself th governor, which moved the maimed hern greatly, filling him with emotion, and ould hardly keep back the tears. Aa tbe governor eonalndedneiwsame6 kla scat, but rose a moment later a JTTDGa nxsm a. noimon, of tb civil district eonrt of Vew Orlaaaal advanced toward him and said i I'ir timiiuilj if tcrucmtiiooy of XDCCATian Governor Foster, tbe Woman a AaO Lot tory League baa charred me with mee sac and a token to bo delivered yon up ms thla tho aasaslen sfyoor tnaagmratlota as governor of Loalalaaa, and I aasere yoo. sir. that It baa never bee my good fni iliac to have been honored with a mere oaa gntal or acceptable mlaalon.

Snrlnglns; into existence aa a spontaneous protest againat vie and eorrnptlon. and ae aa Imperative demand by tba women of Loot ion, for th purlflcattoa of the moral atmosphere ef the slate, for its redemptte from tbe malign domination of tbe Loaislaaa State Lottery Company end fonts vindication In the area ef the civilised woman from tbe charge of Incapacity for honest sad do eeat covernment, the Womaa'e Antt Lo. tery Lsagna hae proved a potent fao. tor tn the aoromplishmont ef the result sought to be attained and which its mum bera believe have been attained ae a concomitant to your election to tbe blgb trffloa Into whloh yon have but now been inducted. It la not always, sir.

that the selection of the chief executive cf a groat stato meet with the. sppiorsl ef area cnalderablw number of the pare and honored women, for tb at standard by which they Judge yield but little to considerations of expediency, and when, therefore, aa in thla instance. body of women aacb aa compose the organisation which I have the honor to represent plae their imprimatur upon the ehole which ha been made, th state by whom sack an executive haa been ehoeen and th TxnAsirnsK johs ncxin. citizen selected must be eonaldered a usually fortunate in the one ease and aa unusually worthy in the other. Without further preliminary, however, will, air.

with, your permission, read to yoa the meeaaee with which I am intrusted, and which lem bodied in a aeries ef resolutions adopted by the Woman' Aatt Lettery League at a recent meeting held tn tbe eity of New Orleans. The paper npn whleh these resolutions ere grossed is. ae yon will observe, encircled with a wnite and blue ribbon, entwined together tn a Foster bow," and. whilst have recelqed ao speeifle instructions upon tbe point, and eonieee to some ignorance) concerning the language of emblems and device, I can bat interpret this oombiao tlen of pure white and truo bin aa intended eoavey to yon aa aasnraaeo cf eoaA denoe tn yonr unstained loyalty, which ee suraeoe is msdo doubly sore by the follow lng language of the reeointlonc. vix Rejoiolng ardently at tba success ef tb heroic struggle against she evil which threatened cor bom, prond of th part which women have born In that struggle, snd moat grateful to the chief who ha Ud our forces against tbe enemy, we are eager, en tbe day when he puts his band apca th balm th state to express oar enthusiastic devotion to htm and to the eaase cf which bo baa bn th danntless sTi am pi on.

Therefor, it Received. That we, tbe women tb Anti Lottery League, expresc tb Hoik. Murphy J. roster our grateful appreciation of the noble steadfastness with which a has met and conquered the lnf aatona LonlaW ana Stat Lctto organuanoa. 1 CUnirUIGHAJb Vtuirnd: Thatfwa tender aa a leairaa ocr loyal devotion and our readiness to respond to any call no aar nexeai.ica mas.

upu wu allegianee. Bcsolved. That we offsr to him ear heartiest wishes for all gee 1 fortune dan his administration and bid biin a motHovurj GMdspecd." The tocen to which I nave refarenoe is before you in the form cf a ship, com pose I of flowers which have bioomsd ue'. i these, oar fair skloa. Tnis, sir is blemetthat ship ef state ef wti a have assumed command, aul its rrr tlon is intended to coarer to yen and to yeo' scti.

rt i mentou srur i.inr i i a i. t'rv y.T i' ATTOBJtnT GXSKXAX..