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The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

HONEY LAaE TrENs-A correspondent .itias
Us from SCsaayile under date Of AaEns; thirtcth.
says sn accideat occurred to one Honey Lake
Jack" who, misaterPyeti,s the tenor Of certain
eastern news, and under SIC Impression that Lee
had whipped Grant allowed his se5e'lioas impal
ses - set 50 much the better of lis discretion, as
10 jan.p from the balcony OF hotel fifteen feet
from The ground, sustaining thereby mortal iujl
res. cavalry ccmp2ny has been formed in Su-
sauviile. but have not yet received their arms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12
Arr. sta1lcoll's Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
W ASIITEGTCN. Sept. ~,

M11jor General Die, Ne10 York:
This department has received dispatches
from General Sherman down to IL 0 clock
Yesterday ,s!orning His army i concentrated
At Atlanta, bis troops IN possession and we'll
H. says:
>'Wi ilsof aud Ste2dman arc stirGing Wheel
er II! pretty well, and hopes they will make M
anu Of him, as Giijer} did Of Morgan. The
rseaj her IS beautiful and al: things bright.
NJ receQt intelligence has 0aon receive 1fo1n
Nj Gof>il7.
No movements are reported from tE1e
Shenandoah Valley 0t the Army ot 1he 70
tG1nac
Recruiting is progressing vigorously 10
most Of tie States,
EDWIN ". SrASToN.
Secretary u War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR
as- 0FFICE-No. 1OA King street, over
s.onos, formerly French's) Book Store,
from the National Intelligencer
THE p0ATENT0Us THREAT.

from the National Inteligencer.
THE PoATENToUs THREAT.
We are not at all surprised TO learn that She
av,aordioary i1timation throvn out by Mr..
Secretary Seward, in his recent speech at Au-
}nro. to the effect that in tEle event OF 'feneral
NJ N,Ji8I!an's election. tha country would not De
:a(e in the bands Of the present Admnlstra-
,;ou 'l1riag the interval which must elapse
bore the new administration can constitution
ally come into power has produced an i'm
wessioa on the public uind as painful IS it IS
Profound
We do not know that we have ever read any
thing in the history of politics more calculated
TO startIe and alarm the friends of constitution
| p liberty than this deliberate menace, held 10
teroc over the heads Of the people TO deter
/ them from the free exercise Of their oonsclen~
pus opinions in the i'm pending election. When
Fit frst met our eye IN 5he report Of Mr.. Rev,
/ ards speech we almost refused to halleye The
evidence Of our sense Of sight, and we read
again ana again che paragraph III which this
Elimination is given, lest we might have posi-
! bly, miscoaceived its meaning. But the lao
gaage is clear and unmistakable. 1t admits OF
| 10 doubt and no cayiE We once more repro
dace its terms for the cool inspection Of the
reader. Mr.. Seward says;
If such thing could happen as that the
chicago candidate, nominated upon such an
agreement. should be elected President Of the
United States on the first Tuesday Of NoVenl-
Der next. who can vouch for the safety Of
The country against the rebels during the in
pwa which must elapse before the new Ad-
niniStration can constitutionalIy come into
pger? It seems to me that such an eIec-
ton would tend equally to demo1aize the
Cnon and to invite the insurgents to renew
their efforts for its destruction.
This language is nothing more Or less than
'threat that if the people, in the exercise Of
aelr free choice, shall declare their preference
M Gen. Mcclellan over Mr.. Lincoln in The
approaching election, the latter will no longer
lave The will or ability to preserve the safety
va Government whose honors and emolu-
aeats he is no longer to enjoy. A more as
andlHg statement never fell from the lips OF
ny man in any age OF the world, and It such
'aiement, coming from such source, does
open tha eyes Of the people, 10 a clear per
EPtlon Of the maxims on which the Govern
eat is at present administered, It can only
because they are smitten vith judicial blind
Forged drafts supporting TO be signed by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12

The New York Daily News IS ont against
! the nomination of Gen Mcclellan and de.
mands new candidate 1t says George
! B. Mcclellan was nominated upon platform
that promises an Immediate cessation Of hos
fili1ies and o Convention Of all the States, -
! Does he stand upon that platform to-day
He does not. He has renounced the platform
+, IN biz letter accepting the nomInatloi1. II Is
as if The bridegroom should accept tie orI1e's
Dronerty, bat net her person. 4 bond IKE
that is null and void The peace parry Will
nor consent 20 have their principle betrayed
and then i homage to the betrayer. Ih@y
demand all that is nominated in she oo':d. -
General Mcclellan having rejected the prop
os;fion for cessation Of hostIities and 6 Con
vention of al the States, declined >he Chica-
90 nomination, and stands before the people
/ self nominated On Il platform of his own ofoa-
! ion. The Democracy must seek q candidate
who will stand upon 5he platform, tor they
caunot consistently support one who IS IN CO.,
| Esion with the Convention thar rendered hIsn
the nomination. Il the platform accor<l9 G11
with the nominee conviction q the 1l&at,
! 3 1ue respect for :he opinions q the assotD
! blaze that unanimously adopted il, requires
| that he should give back to the Convontlon
/ the STANDARD af lie Democracy. The Demo,
cratic National Convention IS Dot dissolved
r "a ready to convene at the call Of is Lyacu-
rive Coromjttee. and il Cen Mcclellan ca'1nnt
abide ~ the resoIations through which the
nrincip}es Of the party have been enroolated,
! LET the Convention reasonable and either re-
model their platform TO suit their nominee, oi
nominate j candidate that will suit the plat,
| form
The aeereeate Of the bids for the nev y. >.
loan, which was opened on SATURDAY was S72,-
1862. $50, and the entire amount awarded IS
nearly 8, OOO, OOO-nlneteen OF It at over tour
per cent. premium. The remainder Will be
divided pro rata among those who bid at tour
ner cent Some Of the bids were Tor very
large amounts, while there were numerous
successful bidders for smaller amounts.
On Wednesday last the collector Of the
Peoples Savings Institution, III st. Louis,
vss knocked down 10 the street and robbed OF
four thousand do!lara 4 safe, containing
fifteen thousand dollars, was stolen from the
stage coach between Portland and Gal!ipol'S,
| Ohio, on Monday.
On Friday night quite serious riot occur
Cd at public house in Camden, r. a., ne
oanse number Of white men objected 70 blacks
}a;or entertained at tEle same oar With them
I selves
i Washington dispatch says - All officers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12

On Saturday AFTERNOON The price .! zo;d III
New York declined % 2i5. The decline Has
attributed 70 q runor set 2Aoat that No:91io
had fallen, an5 :hat General Grant was gain.
fns great victory O.: tae Weldon ra;jroad =
.Th1s deylIue depressed t5e prices Of produce
and merchandise. Another rnmor, which bad
soroc effect, was th8t 90 a@oooor Of she s'zocesa
Of the new loan, SIT. Fe2sanden intends to O
fer another gold loan Immediately Of $50,ooo,~
0N0 o. 800 000OO0 This rumoy was not,
however, o01'7v0' - .---zz- .mz ozHl..z
Tbo Non yorI- Nef.nnotan RECORD! as veil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12

forged drafts supporting TO be signed b.
Fa. James Harlan, Treasurer Of the Repub
['o Congressional Committee. are being pre-
[Esd 10 postnasters in 1hc West BY souaf
aaier, Who claims to be duly authorized Il
sst Tor the Con1 rnittae.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

10 Lat April shs Psssidsas In the sx-
ereise Of his wisdcm, sosk che pablo
fands aal ssas 400 asgroes 70 she aOsa-
piss 10 Ilagsi In giviag ahisssry sa
sAas ssssspriss tbs OsassaaAtsi Gazette
ssys::
s.EssszsAiag veal wrong with sass,
and Hnally theiY hardshipa seemed %
great. hat the sssresaxy IL the lasArios
sent sn agens 10 sxamins into shsix Goa
aisiou. His repaxt dssaaainad tha prssi-
deaf ID bring sken back sk Snee, and D
shsp WIS seat oct last FebrasxT Tor ihssa.
Five hundred and twepty vent sna last
Apwil. Thgss hasdEed md sixty- sighss
inasndinx those born sinoe, ara al shss
are aIl s6at arr left at thsn.n a'sf
Ia sAis AEs. Lisssla spsss . psss Of tAs
psspls's nOasy asd slssghsssd ons Aua-
drsd negroes. Bssers BIZ j. through b.
Win psoys himsslf the saual sttAs Kias
DAhemsy In he asssa slaaxAsszsag sas-
inssa. The Gssstss Ays Nj sssa
I. = Tha espssase Fer eelsalz2ssnn e& 20.
grcss Us Avsehs, Hsyei, which has Just
psaysd 90 saA d faifarNs wss entsrwd me-
With tbs Haysssn Govssussas, under -,
pssmissioa mnd s&ncAisy o. PresidsnI
| Linoola, by Hsary j. kaysnond, Ieessss
I W. Jsrsms and Mr. Forbes, q New
York left M
How maeh did Raymoaa, yesems 8 %
make out of this specsAssisn La shs hises
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

I Wsnosies mat lately ID The State Of
CATO several newspaper ofscss have bean
destroyed ,hy msbs eonpossd Of soldiers
and aaolisaoaisss. We alss Aosies that
attempts aags bssa made 70 destroy tina
materials Of printing Oskcss Ia this ssass,
and that editors have bsss forced hs
msbs b TAXA shs s'Iroa CLAIR eashs
Thass sAisgs oaBaos lass saways. oas
Of these days sone Of these raobs will
De Iass aud rssaliasaoa will sasass men
will b. killed On both sidss aad shs sas
will be began In the kusth. The Repaid
lisans sssus dstermfnesi 10 bring il on iss
the Consequences be What they may
For our part we wSald b vsry sorgy %
sac sueh aswas esRasaesa. bat II sOms il
Eaass --ii Rspuplieaas. ara dsssrminsd %
bring II on let sheza continue 70 encourages
aess, aod lhsy may ssss aAzarsd thai
they vii hsvs . var as homes oas which
wili BIZ a. bloody and Devastating AS che
advocates Of fsasosi isssfag" nay desire.
o. = fr =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

We sAil the ssssaatea . ~ sesssa u
lhs- Has. Akxx. Leses I'll -.
found Ia This iasaas and fsr - dsiiv~yI
afsxkiSA, the Abslisioais~ b Caasssss
n11nrase =. szpal - - ts.s..
'sgs dirk u. Es4e 49, y fsht vfsx
u things and sAss sesaer u lssm ~ VIII
hsss 70 coma . he sA.s sssatssisss
tkAs o. - axfit&d - + L. ktDli1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05


M fssllsS = nj eee1els md u
sons inssanAss ~ = = sGpevassd By
soass5sie xssth - - nsta-
ral II - Il sasIes Per skts hsssl la-
boris msa tnd won1h bad neS nasolsws.
a msss ssstiAes ~ inmsass prspartionss
has jnsk ha ksk1 II M xask cts5 NJ
the ssats n thesDsa& - Isheisg -
sAsxsr - aa=sssa hxlf s11saG sf1nts
speskess .cpe@ssa qG lseeziee - right
hsnfl1s : - - = lain
- - - - ~ bssxn7ls
stoad. Th~y axa ns& Ssspsrsd u - 70
lnsa 90 then panishsd ~ Isws fos ssass
pizas11 y 49, ths ~ h1.kefs and
bsaa1Aoldsrs vbe r&sp - xexvssss r
intsreet Is their sxDsnss. They Assi no
psapassd - I'll ms ssmiss 70 free sAsas-
gro wilma syssAsy asd psapsstsua ere y.
lax prepared kof shemselvss ana tasuiIlea.
Marx sep, 4Ais ssssias messing Lass mssk
ID Hem Fssk 0isy, wAs ass ssnssssfies
saf peaiaoixus, got sp - savauos ssms
faspsisA aaadidsss, bas ne oaspoaFins q
tbs laboFiag msas whass isssrssts saFs II
ssaks, wAsss lbsEsiss we're shraassnsd.
whsss bread was bsiag taken fxem shs
msasAs cf their wsvss and children. i
vas not coaHned 70 batter as Efsy oansl
pound, has asok Ia Ehs wkoas scope d
sAsis saiEsriaga aaa~ sAsiaaAssd anassiA
haahag OF the Govsransas, and III
Ithsssx hy the Abolition Legislature NJ Al
| bang Is paaish then b. legal slssass I
shsy sssaasa 70 xoEk iss psisss axsa ..
sAsss sos wssm they wers working. The.
| we're rssolsad 70 ias the worid know tha
/ iwhsss asa had some sishts - vel - -
| grsss, aaa sasy did Il NTH a will. Hesi
isA Ia sAss aaA ~ho shaaks be can prsas
negro ssaailss aad NhiEs assa's sasasaaiis
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05


u ~ ~ t14 - ssAaI-
Z ~ Ilutisl aeia - - sssid
- = ~ M Dis ~oaid
y - II Z z waa h .sljssss
~ - yruss.s1d y shs ssnnsnssnsat
. - ~ fAon aoxs Haansxsrs net q:
ssws Dsnssras shsosshssa tha broad Land
anai6 - t.. q asesa in isa:ssA ~
= oAjsals ~ hssa staaeds - taeI gre
now ssssws1 - sss.szy xsel4 "
ri - AljsDnlll - - =
re1es. 50, ~ q. a4sss, j s.ss
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,mAAt viil - Dsssssssis parsy 20 f--
WiIlK agsfn sasfs sAs cid suioiaaa poll
u, " s1gsis 4 MIX ard xasss Rlsifssn
uhiA ~ - aeasssaed y. nsAa saal
shiaes tssan nsssn % viii u sasps sas
~hisA smhfsss the vis~s 0f ninesaen
tssnsssthsot Ne pre- ylsss q sAs
nsa whe took he sprrsss kyoaad - ths
ssArt 1vhe hslisssd do sswsx wAs disa-
aina, anai, sssrnalsa asd dad sAsc, %
aow, ah orsss % prsvsnt sas stssnai sep
sration ii shs Stasss, demand ssAcs !
Ths DsnosEAsis party b - sssoag ssw
. ever 10 was, II iss nsuhsrs wsxs oaly
anissa. II shs nsssorsas MoaAd aaly Nc
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05


! 1nx 49, ! ~ y
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be- ri Il
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80 Z the ssatsh. adv osski16x che sAsIij
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80. ~ Asa' -
Union, and barning Oh ~ Asassstasa sioA's
srailinx che nssiauaa aag sH Eas dash and
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-, ys.s..., oas Z az tho ia.
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che ssssss. and che shoasaads Of mliisoas
= u s.A.sursl and the miilsaa
W oa' -, - !. d.. -, rs
81 hssf wnasa n@ss 0ssss =
i for AbeaiEioaksmy woaia haSs ossa ssesa'
susa tsiass d Danham wAs sassss she's
- 80. .nua are a pssssy eel 10
salk ABOUT shslishing 9s,son and traitors
| Il Ina Soush. sod pnt,,ng dowa traitors
j Inc AorsA. saaa via vaaA they pas
| dowa az the Nssss, Il slssy sheaaa ees'a-
mszsssa patsiax aswa srAissrs . shs ua.
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a - -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

=. -. a., 49, 4 A.s.sn~ - IA .s&xs,xxv fS.s ,
Z - - !. - a..I il - e.,
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rAeys $50. 49, -. 80, =
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aug ansss 'nAs ssVpe =
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% SONS. as
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and ,s=ziss as sanss' aaasng 20 sas ssa-
fssicn, ana GIVING VOC o,aAs 70 - o'ss
the coansFy as saAaes q soFsaa asa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05


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vor nka s1ss19 e .os.sseaeA - :
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data 4ew 70. saessaoas Aaa - uonMaaaaaf
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

l.llaai - sll!ls iaasss !. sssslsA&l ssrsaas
ssses sssssssssss = asss - isss..ss 4 sas
- - u - s.esss ~ y -
'.,sss.. s,s.ss.s us... Z = as:.as = sss.s.
ksEs sshsa. - !. -.
-. a1sAsr. -''s'1 L.
ls .aa = 49,. ..aSA 1yu.
!. = sx.1saassA,
/ - j -. -
-.
~ 30 -. !
Tbs time ID fast approachinx whsa the
Dsmocsssis parry Ii thu State. wiIl msss
ia Conyspsisa, for the pafposs ss makiag
ssaisasisaa for Sasss oEssrs, and FOR
The slsssisa az asisgasss % the National
osassnsions and IN visw Of tails fAss i
aag nat Do oas % piacs 70 ask tbs aasss
sass ,--snsa Eali shs Damossakss pafsy
% Y 8 81
Hoswishsssudsrg tAs sh-Fks thai Toe
Dsnosratas party = Asssssa ssFs5,
saso6 u 70 badly made ~ shs aaadsss %
ne ,RspasiieaA Asolitioa paFsy, We on-i-
lsass shsss 70 snow from fas History Of
the U snosrasis party q fsis Stats . sas-.
gle iaoidsas ssadaag 70 prove thai the
aeEsy, 10 . wAcsss aaa every nsnssr on
IL wss nes siausrsay devoted . The pses-
eryasioa Of tae psses aad sAs ints8siay OF
sas Uaioa- Sash . aAasss sas asvsr
AAds aasii Asssr sas sen asaosaasas % Toe toe
49, ss0aasa i'1 saa Observation-Disclosures 's
: AZ sAs'
- slass a $3.50 fnh'ps .a aaa sIasa
- e ssss 1890 ny - $500 -. -
= - sas osas'.,-Asa s Nv,
- 80 $500 - - - - :
sass 'sAaas nsp1o''sAa -
sas =. !. -. = a . ~,sa sss =.
| 80 - 20. :, 80 ~ - 80
- A~'. Aas -. !. !. T. -. :, -
a = NO ssAs eas ~ 49, psaa's'aA PRIV
ss.. -.' " - !, :. -. -. : - -
- - "a 49,, !. - 80 = 49, - 'a'A'
49, - -. 4 80. -. 80 =. - =
lias sss.s . ,as ru.a s "a, ss,s.sssier
/ which shey we're bringiux apon NE suau.
try. In he perilous and anxioua ssms,
whiah ,nnaaiasslv dreaded Iii .he ssessssos
| ss..svsr.a ss..es ssss .osusl ssss,s,oe be.
s.ss. 20. a. u. y.a.,-.r .sthn,sts.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05
xag as4swRog pecsRINR.

As sAa Moasas aoasxias 10 sAs oaly
sAing apoa whi D oar msnbers Of Csa-4
grsss hgfeed, aud ~ tie Mexican assssioa
May inssivs u 10 . var d dsfsose 81 this
aoeriaa. We psssa rsoosa lie origin.
sxraAcr vfox rsssiDssT xosass's AxsuAE
akssAss, psc. 2, 1873.
ssThe political sysssm Of tbs allied
poweFs il essentially diffsysns n this re-
spacf from America. Thaa diasrsnee pro-
essds FROM that which sxisss in sheir re-
spscstsa gosssnmenss- And % the de-
faassof oar osn, whieh has bssn aehisv-
I'd wish 90 much loss OF blood aad Treas
arc, and nssassa By sAs wssdou u oar
moss snligAssasa eisisems, ard asdsf
swhicEs ms hare enioysd sssEampa4d felss-
lsy. this whols nstloa u dssossd. We owe
III. tAesafsss. seseaadog and the aznicahlsi
rslassons exisslng bes~sen shs Unissd
States and snoss powsFs, 60 dsslaFs thai
ne shouid ssasides sny Asssmps 90 thssr
Lpaxs 10 sxtsaa thsix system % Aay poF-
tiaa DC sAiz lssmisphasa, 90 daaxsgoue 60
oar sssa4s and s&sesy. VITA - sxise50x
COLONIES or siapeuaencis sE aMy kas0pssn
| Power, ws hMys noe sasssssrsd, sud SHALL
loot insm4srs. lsat wisA sks Gossfulns1ss
| who Asvs asslaFsd sheis undergraduates and
maipsaipsd Il, ard % jast psincipless 40
kuow lelged, ~ could not visw Aay fntsF-
1 position Tor he parpase 81 oppFesgi1g
ihsm, Or aontfolling Ii aay ether n4ny
| nsf shsir dessiny, hy SO Eurepesa Pow
sr. il any other iiaks k&an "a tbs mAnifeep
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

As he Moasas aoasxiasa 10 Ne oaiy
shing apoa shi b oar msnbeEs OF Osa-
grsss agreed, aud ~ she Mexican qasssioa
May insslvs " IL = var IL DISEASES t this
.aoetrsaay We psssa rsOosa lie origin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-12

ness, records and papers to the court OF
common pleas IN said county; To regulate
the standard weight per bushel OF stone
coal, fixing it at eighty pounds; To author
ize the Board Of Education of the incorpora-
ted town Of Pomeroy, Meigs county, TO
raise money to purchase sites and erect
school houses thereon; To fix the rate OF
| taxation for school purposes at two mills in
Cincinnati and at three mills in Columbus
and Cleveland, and four mills in other cities.
Senate bill to authorize GAINESVILLE TO boi-
row $4,000 to build a market house.
Mr.. Bloom introduced bill To repeal an
act passed FEBRUARY 9th, 1863, amendatory
of an act to provide for the organization OF
cities aud incorporated villages. Mr.. Dresel
introduced bill to amend and repeal Sec
tion two of an act entitled an act to regu-
late the election, contest of election and
resignation of Justices Of the Peace, passed
March IL, 1858.
Mr.. Delano, from the Select committee of
five to whom was referred the bill to abol-
ish the Office of Comptroller of the Treas
ury, reported their opinion that 1t would
be unwise and injudicious at present. "The
events of the day seem to encourage fraud
and dishonesty among public functions
ries," and therefore no safeguard for the
public funds should be removed. The COM
ment Of tba h,l until Ianuarv .i'1 1ss5 Which
wes q s,,.osS =, s.dS ~ ~, fha tin,,sa
"1S ~ Houso !" py eno ot. t dac;daa thot tbare
yas =, ~ aossv, 'v.v o3,oa nf certain ey;-
de,,oa a ' IN +he Hanncct no cnntested eIection-
its opinion having been asked by the COM
mittee on Elections. This decision Is IA
vorable to Mr.. Gribben, the sitting Demo-
ola.,t tal nieun s,,,. nv h;r %eneroI assertion
~ tho uotica of contest @ M 70 he thrown ont.