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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-27
AWFUL TRAGEDY IN KENrucKY.-On Thurs

AWFUL TRAGEDY IN KENTucKY.-On Thurs
day evening, April 14th, says the Louisville
Journal, Mr.. Julius c. Bulky, of Bullitt coun-
ty, living four or five miles from Mt. Washing
ton went into the room where his wife and
daughter, a very beautiful young lady sixteen
or seventeen years old, were quilting. The
daughter remarked that she wished to visit O
a neghbor The father objected Words
passed, and the daughter retorted somewhat
unbecomingy Thereupon he struck her with
a cane, and drawing his revolver, shot her
through the head, and while she was falling
shot her again through the back. She died in.
stantly.
AT the sound of the reports his son rushed
to the room and met his father upon the thres-
hold retreating to the yard with his pistol in
his hand. 1t being evident that the father
was about to kill himself the son struggled for
the pistol, but the father clung to it desperate
ly, and, after getting short distance from the
door, succeeded in blowing his own brains
out, and fell dead.
Mr. Bulky was between fifty and sixty years
old, and he is represented to us as having been
esteemed a perfect gentleman, unusually kind
to his family, of considerable property, and Of
very respectable connexions. He is said to
have been exasperated against his unfortunate
daughter because she persisted, against his
commands and entreaties, in receiving the at
tentions of lover that was obnoxious to him.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-27

HS- SPERMAToRRHGA, or Local Weakness Nervous
Debility Low Spirits Lassitude, Weakness of the
Limbs and Back lndisposition and lncapablity for
Labor and Study, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss of
Memory, Aversion TO Society, Love of Solitude Timid
ity, Self-Dsfrust Dizziness, Headache Involuntary
Discharges, Pains in the Side, Affections of the Eyes
Pimples the Face, Sexual and other Inllrmities in
Man, are cured without fail by the justly celebrated
Physician and Surgeon l.. J. Czapkay. His method of
curing diseases isnew-unknown 10 others-and hence
the great success All consultatons-by letter or
otherwise-free. Address l.. J. Czapkay, NJ. D.. San
Francisco, California.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-27


State of California City and County of San Francis
coOn this thrtyrst day of July, A. ID. 1856 before
me. Vim. G. Jewett, Notary Public, personally appear
ed d. j. Dahlee, known TO me, who being duly sworn
with signed by him. are true In witness whereof
have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal
the day and year first above written.
H. 81 VIM. G. JEwETT, Notary Public.
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Further California News.
The California files contain the folio

The California files contain the following
additional extracts of interest:
The weather throughout the State for the
last fortnight has been favorable to mining, in
consequence of the fall of heavy rains: there
have also been very severe storms The indi.
cations are favorable to a prosperous season
The principal topic Of interest has been and
will continue tn be the United States Senate.
rial election. The Legislature was to meet on
Monday alter the steamer sailed and IL was
supposed would organize Immediately, as
there was rot likely to be any serious contest
for the spesksrship or clerkship in the Assem-
bly,, or the secretaryship of the Senate. The
first business after the organic alton Of the two
houses would no doubt be the election Of two
United States Senators The principal cspdi.
dates are Messrs Gwin. Weller, Latham and
Broierick. The result is exceedingly doubt
full, and it may pos ,ibIy be shat 20 election 8,
all will take place.
The Presidents annual message had been
received in California, but attracted no grea,
attention, as politicians are filed with anxiety
to ascertain the course of policy to be pursued
by the new administration
The excitement concerning the rnconstitu
tionality of the State debt has died away, as
whatever uncertainty may have been felt q,
the time the court pronounced its opinion, ha:
| decision imposes no obstacle. legal or moral
TO its prompt and faithful payment, to the last
dollar.
A bill has already been framed, which will
be introduced into the Legislature at an early
day, to refund the debt, and submit it to vote
Of the people. in conformity with the require.
meD's Of the State constitution. The bill will
it is not doubled, pass almost unanimously
through the legislature and when it comes
before he people there will be no opposition
but ali men, OF every shade of politics, will, in
their exertions, emulate each other in its ad
vocacy.
OfcOurse the refunding or constitu.ionalizing
of the debt will not render il any more obliga
tory on the State to pass il, but it will satisfy
the holders Of the State securities that there
| is TO disposition On the part of California t.
avail herself of her own violations of her own
laws 10 avoid the payment of money which
| she obtained contrary to her constitution
Some excitement has been created by the
| discovery Of system Of peculation on the
part Of the treasurers Of some of the counties
| and other officers charged with the collection
Of the State revenue, in paying into the trsa.
sury Deprecated State warrants. instead O,
the cash received by them for taxes This
fraudulent practice, it is believed, has been
carried out quite extensively, and consequent
ly the State and the tax payers have been
wrouged OUT Of large amount Legal pro.
ceedings have been commenced against the
officers.
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u The population Cf New York is dying
at ABOUT the rate Of enc II every seventeen
minutes, Day and night, - the year round.
IL The Sew YORK Herald expresses the
orinien nat the election Of Mr. Buchanan has
dsssycyed both the Republican aud hnCN
NothiEg parties
THR SrSRH IN NORTH CAROLIsA.-TLo Mad
tson (Rockr. CHAM county, y. c. J News de-
describes the late storm as having been the
severest that hAs occurred there in the nen-
Org Of persons seTspty yeaEs old.
s With the exception Of a few miles in
Virgins there IS nov "a cCnnseted line OF rail-
road all tie WAY from Bangor, On tie Penob
SCOT, TO Montgomery. en- the Alabama exc
long the chaia will be extended to New Or
leans, thence to be carried westward until IL
reaches the Pacific
e TIE New York papers state that the
principal Iezchsr of the primary school at
ksBd Ills Island had punished for some try
ial iLfiactior OF the rules, by comp cling a
child to put its tongue on s hot stove. The
teacher acknowledges that the child put his
tongue On the stove, but aya-s that the stove
Vas Got very bot.
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TIE TEErR How few people consider the
Importance of preserving the teeth ! and how
many would give thousands Of dollars could
they regain them after the loss has be,ome ir.
reparable. The mouth should always be
thoroughly cleansed before going to bed, and
after each meal-especially after eating or
drinking what is sweet or sour, as the action
of either, in connection with the secretions Of
the mouth, act upon, and in time destroy the
enamel of the teeth. BuBNETr's ORIENTAL
TOOTH WASH, prepared by Messrs Joseph
Burnett 4 Co., fremont Street, Boston, is not
only powerful detergent and cleanser of the
teeth, but, by It's vegetable sstringent proper.
ties. ats directly upon the carries, thereby
most effectively arresting decay, and forming
a protective and almost impervious coating in
the cavity, even where the nerve is exposed
Its action Ia also most beneficial upon the
Gums, keeping them firmly attached to the
teeth, and preventing the bleeding and soft
ness which Is now a.dsys 30 common. The
Oriental Tooth Wash is moreover one of the
pleasantest remedies in the world; searching,
pungent and aromatic, it imparts to the breath
a peculiarly clean and delightful fragrance
We advise our readers to try 1t. For sale by
druggists generally.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


In THE SENATE, tt-lay, on coming together,
they took recess until the expected message
from the House embracing the announcement mt
Of the death of the late Hon. Preston S.
Brooks, OF South Carolina should be received.
The said message having been delivered,
appropriate and eloquent and affecting euIo.
gles upon the deceased were pronounced by
Messrs Evans, Hunter and Toombs, ere the
Star went to press
IN THE HOUSE, after prayer by the Rev.
chaplain Of the body, the journal was read.
Mr.. Keitt then announced the death of his
late colleague. the Hon Preston S. Brooks in
suitable obituary, closing by moving the
resolutions usual on such occasions.
Pending the question upon their adoption,
Messrs Quitman, Campbell of Ohio, and Cling.
man delivered appropriate eulogies on the de-
Mr.. Savage also delivered an euloay uuon
the deceased. r.
Resolutions being next adopted, thew took a
recess Tor An hour, at the conclusion Of which
hall "
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1aAI VOLCANO IN VIRGINIA We notice l.
repreLenHb!e disposition On the part OF some
OF our exehSEges to hoax folks. THUS the
Rockingham Register grayeiy states on "lnost
reliable " authority, that the shock Of an
earthquake was fell in PeEdleton county, Va,
soEe days ago, ant that An spsrtrre has been
formed n Inc mountain, withia tgc or three
miles Of Cire!eyile, in that county, from which
volumes Of black smoke are Issuing, and large
stones have been thrown to q great height.
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION NAV easilv bs
acquired by using the Balm of a thousand
Fl0'oe''." 1t will remove tan, pimylss, and
JJeeAles from the skin, leaving it of a soft and
roseate hue. Wet towel, pour ON two or
three drops, and wash the face night and
morning. For sale at shillington's agent for
Washington, and all druggists.
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e. A meeting was held in favor of Wal
ker ut New Orleans on the Goth, at which 81.
700 were subscribed, aud resolutions were
adopted calling on the government to take nc.
tice Of the conduct Of the British feet in tho
late seiznre Of the river steamers by Spencer.
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LAND wARnANas LOCATED.

LAND WAHh An n D LOCATEO.
THE SUBSCRIBER, A RI SIDENT OF e.
l. Paul, NJ 4 having an extensive knowledge
Of the Government Lands In Minnesota, Wkcon.
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience In
locating the same, is pre- pared TO enter Warrants
to great advantage to those wishing to invest
Particular attention given to procuring ianos
contiguous to Railroads when they become SUD-
jet to entry ,.,
Lands and Lots in and about the cities OF Super
Tor, Bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale.
ian % Inn washington, DC.
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WArCH RkPAtRIr8 AND ENaRAV.
W tnS.-Watches, Cnroaometsrs, and Pocket
II nekeepers OF every description repaired BY
ssillful wcrkmen and warranted to perform &C.
cuiatsly.
Engraving CT every description done In the
b. st style, including the cutting OF srms, crests
notices, and Initials on stone
- Visiting and Wedding Cards elegantly
engraved and printed.
M. w GAIT & BRO, Jewellers,
jan go 81 gel Pa av bet 9th and 10 h sts
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ROuGHSEss AND DRYNEss OF THE SKIN ia
occasioned sometimes by sudden changes OF
the weather, sometimes by indigestion, and
not unfrequsntly by application of hard water
ana soap. The use Of Burnsn's Kaliston,
" o'is"' Water will remove all unpleasant
s'n'A''on' and render tho skin delightfully."-
SOFT and fair.-Bostom Traveller.
fof SAFE In this city by MARIN 4 PALxER,
ehLbf PARKER, and the dealers generally.
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Boarding.

BOARD 49, GENTLEMEN DESIRING
- Board can End very comfor' able eccommods-
lions. at 304 Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th
and 10th streets, over Mr.. hidenour's Confection-
eIy. dec 30 I'm
BOARD, Sc.-MRS. BATES, ON TIE *. W
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th strees
Is prepared 20 accOmmod lie gentlemen witt rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those Comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or able bos.d
can be obtained. ap6tf
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DOCKS. BOOKS, BOOkS, niAZAZlNBS,
D PAPERS, &e.-The right place to get the
above articles II af FEhGUSONS,
fan I6 468 seventh stfe0t,
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DAGUKRRE0fYRaS.
STOCK IN The OLD DOMINION Co.,
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY
VIRGINIA

~ at the Banking House Of Chubb Broth e,s O.,
the remaining stock CT the above comns.y ~
ing three hundred shares. The capital stoct 4,
slO0, coS tdollais OF which SO OoO has 49,,
subscribed. The mines are now nrens,sd o..
active operations, and per cent interest will h.
guaranteed upon the stock now offered For s.is
oy the original stockholders, for the period or
farticuiars In regard TO the stock, and Its nros.
poets, will be male known upon spniics,,pn :.
CHUBB BROTHERS ePp''eion 10
janE PIP DANDRInSe 49,.
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NOTICE..
I'll NJ z Is Nj d n Ely.

rLOCkS !-CLOCKS CLOCKS ~ Call
~ al the 6reat Clock Emporium, opposite IN
Browns Hotel, and ste tbs greatest assort- kZll
ment Of CLOCKS this side Of New York I'll
Good Clocks warranted for 81 so. Also, all ~
kinds Clock Materials, Oils, Cords, Balls, Keys
Weights, &c The trade supplies at wholesale
pii es, for cash; or Clocks given In exchange fol
old Silver or Sold Watches. Also, good Watches
for sale low Call and see for yourselves, at
RUBlNSON'S. $40 Pa av
ian 27-2m opposite Browns Hotel.
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PUBLIC MEETING

PUBLIC MEETING.
TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATIONS
RECHABITES IN THE FIELD,
SIXTH PRESBYrERiAN CHuRCR
Corxsr o. Nd. Gcsnus asd ora ST.
THURSDAY NIGHT, at \ past o,elocs
TINE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RRcH
l. A8lTES, OF the Island, will hold a nphiL
Temperance Meeting az the above time ana nl,o.s
They invite al the aged and the young, mae ara
female, &c attend Their or ject Is 10 40 ~sod
To the question "Csn any p, cd thing eans ~,
Of Nazareth %, they reply, Scene eai see -
ian 26-MWTst
A6UkRRE0fYR&s.
MR.. A. Mozart RESPECTFULLY
WI informs his friends and the public thai .,r.s.
his return from New York he has ntted nm neSr
rooms on Pennsylvania avenue, three doors essr
of street, where he is prepared TO do as gooa
work, al least, any artist IN the city
Dagueneotyp pes copied In oil, the size Of life In
superior manner, on moderate terms.
jan 81 7t*
VALENTINES, vALENTINEs-Wh.,
Y sale and retail, al
jan2s-3t LAMMONDIs
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DURESsLyEK WARE.-SOLID SILVER
L Tea Sets, silver Forks and spoons, Solid Sill
yer W alter, Pitchers, Goblets, ard Cups
suitable for Bridal, Birthday, ind Anniversary
Presents.
Every description Of Silver Ware manufactured
to order and particular attea ton paid to Il getting
up Of te.timoie! richly wrought with sppro-
NJ. w GAIT & BRO, Jewellers,
ian s9-3t 324 Pa. av., bet OH nd 10th SITS
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LADIES WINTER RATS AT COST.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO BEING De
L Il termined to close out, II possible, their ~
Left ,verto another season, have mari ed them ~
down In price, and will commence from tnis day,
TO sell them OF at cost for cash only. To all
charged, 10 Fer cent will beaded.
Also, fine assortment OF French Flowers,
Plumes, Ribbons. sc for sale very low at the
Fancy Store of HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
ian 29-tFebI SloPa. av. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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~ Florida papers say that the orange and
lemon crop In that state is good this sasson.
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CORAL JEwELRY.--WEO OPEN THIS
~ morning large invoice Of very elegant Coral
Jewelry Of the newest STYLES.
Also, Stone, Cameo, F loren.ine, Mosaic, dc
10 the above, as well as to our large assort.
ment Of Diamond, Pearl, and OF her rich Jewelry,
we invite the attention OF purch .sers
Nj. W. SALT & BRO Jewellers,
ian 2y-3t J2i Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10Th SITS
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ICE CREAM

~ On Sens fer Quapt.
HOrELs BOARDlNG-HOUsEs AMI,
- omen VIII md IL much cheaper and bette
man they make It. Fairs and other benevolSn,
entesnlnments can have II at less price. an ths
PENNsf LVANIA DEPOT.
na S.in$ Come; and Eth styeses
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TEE Eye, EAR. AND CLASSES.

Deafnsss and all Diseases Of the Eye.
nR. Won MOSCHZIsKER, OCULIST
II aud AIrist, can be Consulted for few DAYS
longer, al the National Hotel. Those who wi b
to have Glsses thstwIll be warranted to suit their
Eyes and not injlre sight should purchase
them Il Dr. NJ. ian i9 Ste
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC-Cemple from
n its commencement In 1890, down to 1883, In
GLIDING "a years. single set OF the above, rare.
" to be met with is for sale By the unde ed
IN new uaiform, fine calf finding Price SIG
ien29 FRANCK TAYLOR.
noe LOST.-WENT OFF LAST NIGHT
IL from Capitol Hill, white DOG, ~
with yellow spots. He had on collarA
with the naIr ct ~ Casonnt" on IL = nv one
raturning The dog TO the Meu.ders'2 Room, c pitol,
will be rewarded Ito
4 BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART FOR
IA aale-At HOODS Jewelry Store, Penn
av. nue-A CAMEO LIKENESS OF WASH
TON, perfect es portrait, and exquisite as a
spC cimen OF art Ii was evidently cut many
years ago, and is the only thing Of the kind In
America. ian 20 3t&
I OsT-ON THE 2Ist INSTANT. A LAkGE
IL Newfo midland DOG, about nine ~
months o d ANSWERS the name Of Leo 3A
BODY black and white, white ring around The
mech, Will feet and tail tipped with white.
!. beral reward will be given by returning him to
No 1s3 Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
Ian 29-3t*
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THERE Is NO SUCH WORD As FAIL.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE SNOW, WI
l are Ia daily receipt o. dae, fresh~ II
OYSTERS And when you cannotNN (0x
get them at any other place, we can ~4<Y
suppiyyou ~
SCHWARTZ 4 DRURY,
i,n29 3! 18th st ID door above e
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RRlGHT REV. McGILL, BISHOP
~ OF Richmond. will preach In - Matb-
ew's Church. on THURSDAY EVENING. at :
O'Clock Subject" Marks Of the Chur.b ["
ian 27-3
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Reserved Seats, 81 50 and q
Wants.

WANTED SERVANT WOMAN TO
w Cook, Wash, ard Iron FOR a small family
Apply ct No. 3H 9Th street, between and l.
sreet Jan 29-2s
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~OFFICS OF THE NORTHWEST
- ERN INSU RANCE COMPANY,
OSWEGO, January 26th, 1sS7.-No;ice 10 hereby
given, tina: the Agency Of this Company has been
withdrawn from tie hands OF q Lewis al d
that no risks hereafter, on a count Of this COM
pany. taken by him, will be considered binding
by them =. b. LADLOw,
ian % -lws Secre ary
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WANTED.-A CHANBERMAID TO A
w frst-rate one. the hi2hes, wages will bs
given Apply at LLoYD'S Union Ho'el Non,
but white girls need apply. ian 20 p
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BE competent testimony in any criminal pre-
cseding against such witness IA any Court oi
justice
J. And no witness shall hereafter he allow ed
to refuse 10 testify to any fact, or to produce
sny paper touching which he shall be ex.
auined by either House Of Congress, or any
Committee Of either House, for the re ason tn Al
his testimony touching such fact, or the pro
ductlon Of such paper, may tend to disgrace
him, or otherwise render him infamous"
These are all in alteration of the rules OF
evidence, according to the common law. a.
adn.inistered In our Courts Of justice.
The la55 proposition is to deprive a witness
OF his undsubted privilege to decline to an.
swer any question when the answer itself
would prove him 20 be infamous The unter
signed cannot agree that any tribunal should
be empowered thus TO torture a witness, and
compel him TO the alternative of perjury, O,
exclusion from the regard of his fellow-men
Oar Judicial courts have never found thi.
requisite 10 the entertainment of truth, or the
administration OF justice. II can be REQ uisite
only TO the qualification Of q wanton curiosity
or VI q desire to oppress and ruin the witness
In the Gaze Of congressional committee
especially, is such power to be denied, be.
Cause the committee Is not confined, as court,
are, TO specific issue, but may exercise an
unlimited freedom Of investigation.
The first two propositions are Objectionable
ais1. At common law, no witness can be com
PEELED to answer any question. when the answer
WOULD subject him TO punishment, or afforG
evidence against him in criminal prosecu
tioh These propositions design to take away
lhsl privilege, and to substitute (6rstl an i'm
nuhitJ from punishment to the witness for al
uaE'actions thus disclosed, and (second) az
exclusion Ct his own statement as evidence il
any criminal prosecution. The unieIsigned
| Otlects lor TWO reasons:
Congress can make no law IN sb;sld g
witness from prosecution in the courts NJ m .
ss'sIal states, nor prescribe any ruls of ev;.
denes ios tnoss courts 1t cannot o;va Oh.
witness, therefore, ally equivalent sor ,h. - -'
mon law privilege Of which this act saSts In -
d,priVe him. '0eA' !"
Ibe provision will oper ate, In n,.c,;cs o.,
On advantage to those who are most ouiItv anc
least scrupulous, enabling them 10 ssca No IN,
just consequences Of their own crime hy a h.,
trayai OF their less cuipable associates. IL /
the system, to frequently praoticed. of grant
| ing pardon TO that one of two or more prisoner
who will testify for the prosscution-a systeu
the mischiefs CT which are so enormous as 4
have induced general opinion IN at the great
est knsye is the frst to become the State 3 evi
dence.
The undersigned lie thoroughly convinced
as the result Of ell his professional observe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-25

Cor venerable neighbor d ths Democrat
thus hits ali the big and liilIe leaders in
his own party. They deserve 81 be says
about them. But why did on hoaest old
neiabbor 20 strongly condemn the .Isps for
speaking similar words ofiratL Of The lead
ss Of ihe party inSeott Cosa'yi We wish
our psignboss could afford u 10 honest al
the time:
There are hundreds and thou aads in the
United States who have nese' been sBgsa
Red in any other business or npioymen /,
but fh&t of securing and EMO q the hon
ors and emolumenls of otket They are
ever present at primary and meetings ,
are foil of activity before arr a the days
of holding elections; are bok over with
patriotism or any other Isk thst seems like.
ly to be popular with the MAJ y; are seen
Like 80 many ghosts, In the 'oby Of the
Legislature, talking with this senator snd
button holing that Represen I'VE, and IL
shsr, they are omnipresent Is ny polisics
movement, ever watching + The time e
glide into this ohee or secui The appoint
Inent Such class OF proie Fionsl poiiti
ticans are the bane Of the Rel lie. TheJ
are filled with new devices, 4 &c nding Il
personsi prefern.ent The perpetuslly
talk Of their claims upon Their ,srty ,or ian
cied services rendered, as u sgh devotion
70 principle could claim any eater fewsr'
than 80 approving conscience