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Both branches OF Congress adjourned over
FRIDAY till Monday. The new Speaker may not
DC prepared to announce big Standing Com
n'lttees before Nedncsdny:; 1t is impossible to
them, IS the old Gosernoris very close mouthed
ard Keeps his OWL counsel. But rumor Is re-
porting that Tladdens Stevens OF Ia Will oe
a. 1he head OF the Judiciary; "ashourne u L.
Uhaifman Ct That on Commerce; dfo" " Luz
heao o1 the committee on 1effno9'es; eo'"n
oi oh'o OF Foreign Affairs; Charles T. Aoa'ns
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pn'a' Gums ranging from cow 10 S:'oeo we're
pau 10 'o1'eos oe"oc''a'e papers ocs'soatea
III 'enhs9i'ahia ~ hucnanan. Ae asso pa1o
over $4,000 into the corruption fund 81 the
Democratic State Central Committee, to be used
to purchase rotcrs und influence the election.
Large sums were contributed to carry The elect
ions in New Jersey, Mary land, OHIO and Mime
sofa Some S5,oo0wcrc sent to the latter State
IN 1857 to secure Democratic victory. We
I'll remember the outrageous frauds committed
at that election, and sec now where the funds
came from By which they were enacted. At tile
Congressional election III PENNSYLVANIA in 1875,
Wendell testified that be went into the @fdoubt-
fur districts By Duchanan's advice and direct
ions, and spent money with q 11rish hand to
return members who would support the policy
Of the Administration. He also b!ed piolusely
to support Buchanan's s pcrsoucl organ, the Con-
stiistioa, and Lis pet editor, Gen. Bowman.
Several others testified, but none Of them
discrcditcd Weudclrs damaging rcselations
You remember Euchanan's Pittsburgh letter
| deploriug the prevailing debasing custom Of
employing money to influence the result Of
elections: How does its hypocritical precepts
comport With lis pollnting practices The Com
mittec will, it is said, summon the old sinner
himself to testify !" r"l"tion 10 the frauds and
1aseaaltles connected with the public printing Of
INC 4h1rty'hf:h Congress that came within his
own kno"icdse. Senator Elsler, Secretary
f4osd, anu other high Democratic magnatcs,
| VIII nave IN opportunity a!fcrdcd them to let a
little light slime On dark places. 1t is said that
when rcgucs fail out, honest men get their dues.
Had nat Bowman and Wendcll quarrclled, the
rich developments Forthcoming would have
never been placed before tue public in tangible
form.
Bowman has contracted with the 1.obe
Office to do most Of the public printing. 4 por-
ton Of it hc is sending to Jewett & Co., Of the
Buffalo -1drtrt;ser, which assisted in defeating
Fr.nnnt md is nvncrfed In nlav ;otn III h ,r,;s