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... Lost Cause from calumny. New York has as good a society in Tammany, in truth we mi g ht almost say a better. There, on Independence Day, prominent citizens gathered and discussed the subjugation of Sovereign States under the armed heel of Congress, a worse ...
... was adopted to memorialise Congress in favour 9f, Grand International Exhibition to be held. at,Washington, opening on Independence Day, 1876, and continuing during the whole year of jubilee. Although rather long to look forward to, a better time could ...
... lepupisocks, Miss Julia . Daly ; Sally Sackempplo (a Yankee Girl, ready for any place), with the song and dance of Independence Day), Miss Julia Daly ; Etiquette,'Mr. Tilbury; Clod, Mr. Templeton. After which, will be presented, on the usual scale ...
... Sumner presented a resolution for universal suffrage, another for the compulsory. resumption of specie payments on next Independence Day, a third for cheap ocean postage, a fourth of sympathy with the revolution in Spaln, and advising the emancipation of ...
... all shut up. It is to be hoped they were re-opened--at all events, for the Fourth, or there must have been a doleful Independence Day in Charleston. He has postponed registration in his district until the qualification of voters is explicitly defined ...
... was adopted to memorialise Congress in favour of a Grand International Exhibition to be held at Washington, opening on Independence Day, 1876, and continuing during the whole year of jubilee. Although rather long to look forward to, a better time could ...
... The army correspondent of the New York Times describes the appearance of the Federal army on the 4th of July, when Independence day was celebrated with joyous demonstrations. M'Clellan reviewed the troops, and was everywhere most cordially received ...
... SPEAKING OF MR. COBDEN. The Paris correspondent of the New York Herald, in his account of the celebration of American Independence Day at Pads, gives us a repoi t of Mr. Cobden's opinion on English topics : Mr. Cobden and his wife and daughter were ...
... clepupisocks, Miss Julia Daly ; Sally Sackerapple (a Yankee Girl, ready for any place), with the song and dance of Independence Day), ' Miss Julia Daly ; Etiquette, Mr. Tilbury; Clod, Mr. Templeton. After which, will be presented, on the usual scale ...
... railed off, so far preserving its privacy. The last day on which they were opened to the public was the celebration of Independence Day, when they were especially made over for the enjoyment of the coloured inhabitants of Washington ; but next day two policemen ...
... of accidents to ext ricate him from a di- I lemma in which it is as fatal to stand still as it may be to go forward. Independence Day was duly celebrated on the day after the repulse oWhf G e neral Lee, but before the Whatever may have been the details ...
... is undersood by the Federal party, asks himself this glorious 4th of July what the day meant ? Did he reflect that Independence Day, as it is called, was but the commemoration of an act of treason that, in being successful, acquired the high name of ...