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In saeo. Oct. 81, Mr seth aurscy. aged % years
ssh % mOnahs
In saco, Oct q. Mr.. Caroline, wife Of NJ. Rufus
eastman. aged q years
In Ssso, Oct % fred L.. sn 81 James W. dosd-
rish. aged 8 ysArs AMI months
In Saeo, Oct ~, VI scarlet fever and throat dis.
temper, Emma j., youngcst daughter Of samue!
p and Mary L Moody, Aysd 10 yean2 mon'h' ALI
In sseo Oct q MIA Mary T., win Of Capt No.
So Collins aged f1yeara
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MARRIED.

In thu sity Oct -, by Rev. c. fenncy, Mr.. Geo.
W. johnson and Miss Lizzie Phillips
In this city, Oct. ~ by kev. J. heMillsn: Mt
scion y. Andrews and Miss Elizabeth Boston, both
Of thiI city.
In Berwick, Sept g. by Rev. J. y Batter, Mr..
John s. Fenasr, Of boston and hrs. Caroline
knights, Of n.
Lss~npn and Mrs.. Melissa A. Durgin.
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Returns from Virginia show that the sue
cessfil Conservative competitor Of John
Minor Bolts for the Convention bea, that
gentleman BY 60 votes. Mr.. Bolts received
eight white votes aud his competitor four.
teen colorsd votes. Only ono native white
virsinian, !, is stated, voted for Mr.. Bolts.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

A Mexican letter ofa late date represents
that country in deplorablo state. Rob.
berries and murders arc on The increase
everywhere through tho Republic. All
roads are unsafe, and even people residing
in the city ara compelledto watch all night
with arms in their hands, to drive of ban.
.t;,s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

Returns from all the counties in Virginia,
except two. have been received at military
headquarters. The total vote polled IS l6l-
1913. Ofthis vote, l04 $50 were fora con.
vcntion and SO, l89 against il, the minority
for convention being 45,l05; 80,53f ne
groes voted for convention and go against
IL; $4,000 whites were for and 50,O33
against a convention. l.
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The WASHINGTON Carouie,e saws tina, ,bor

The Washington Chronicle suys that there
is rumor afoat, not without many rea.
sons for its probability, the effect Of which
is tina, the Presiden, has finally got disgust.
ed with the Copperhead leaders, and that
they are in no good humor with himself.
Hence the last report thu, the reorganized
Cabinet is to embrace only one Democrat
to two Republicans and one old line Wing.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

FIVE ORGAs.-we have had the pleasure OF zee.
Ing and hearing one offs. ID. Hw. Smiths tof
Boston,, Grand AMERICAN ORGANS In upright case.
ust received nom the manufacturers. This In.
strument ua beautiful piece OF furniture for the
church or pasior. IL combines all the superior
qualities OF the American Urgan. which Justly de-
serves the great reputation they bear. The work
IL Of eolid walnut, superhy polished and carved.
with gilt imitation pipes and the instrument con.
tains two banks Of keys and fourteen stops include
Ing the manual sub bass and tremolo. -Loai'rfiie
Tonraal.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

Tho Queen of Spain is very unpopular
with her subjects. When she recently re-
turned to Madrid, the announcement was
madc tina, she would Oh given day attend
service at church, and the hope was sx.,
pressed that she would he cordially greeted
When the time came the streets were almost
wholly deserted. .. ..rrI. H4.,r..- "a
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

Arr ALL MEN EQUAL,-All men arc equal In
nstural rights-but not In intellect and inveotive
genius. Thousands ofSaleratus makers have tried
In vain 10 mako frst-rate article James Pyle
has surpassed them all, and his saleratus is the
perfection OF the art, Tell your grocer you want
Pyles salcratus, and no other. Ills name Is sn
every package.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

Tho Chicago Journal is permitted to pub.
lish the following letter from ex'Congtcss.
man Grinnell to a friend in that city. Al
though NOT intended Cor the public, l. will
be read with great interest. especially as i
comes from n gentleman Of large expert.
enee and undoubted veracity; ..l..
,,,, GaIxxEiL, Iowa, Oct. 8, 1867:
DrlR Sin: Tonight our politicSl work for
the canvass CLOSES. There win be light vote,
but the distraction Of the enemy VIII prove
that Iowa is a. radically right Is any State 10
the Union. Bet % down for q. 1000 majority
and Q Legislature strong enough. -,
T. During the canvass hare marked the mould
Ing Of sentiment 10 reference TO our next Pres-
dent. There 10 an earnest feeling. Iowa. %
we'll a most OF our radical States, could fur
nish candidate. and " practicable, should Do
glad TO have some Of the pionesas In our right
sous cause put forward. ..'iaa.
What Of General 0rantf thsy AK. For
one. do not share In the dhtrust % ohen sx-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

We have this week sent out to all tho
publishers in this State tho pamphlet pro
cecdngs ofthe last Editors and Publishers
Convention held in this city. Extra copies
will DO furnished to members, or single
copies to any publisher In New England
upon application to this office.
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ACRONTTC.

q emily 10 pesetrstes through cvcry pore,
n eIieving sufferers from each ssgry seSsi
A II ,cosrds ~ hssfs With ssstsinty snd Fscf
C. uts, burss, ffom Inflammation scon sro freedt
Y rsSfisss, at IT, presence disappear
Ans lns essh tifu, and the oonIpfexionS clear
SAVE. vvcA 40 q sAcss svvry enc shosld boy,
A u 70 ~ wspdrous merits testify.
l. ct those Who doubt, single Dor bsf n.y.
verfly, nsa its true deserts tvould haysf
II ven upbciisvers would isud 6RAeEs sALva'
= D-WtJ
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

A majority Of the Republican National
Committee have expressed wish that the
next national convention be held in Chicu.
cago, in June. rrfa hH' .a. lsa
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Peruvian syrup.-Thls valuable medicine has
been silently mating It, way Into public favor by
the numerous remarkable cures II has performed.
It's singular efficiency 10 owing t. the profoTid. OF
and Is the only form in which this ritai element Of
healthy blood can be supplied. d,
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ststs or Maine.
YnKK. IS.

YUM, ID.
Al tAs Ss1vsms ysdieisi cssyf. beyvs and AsM at
xkfrsi. sifSia and fos sff esxsrs ~ Ysrf. 90 ne
fkfrd rsssksy Of SsptsuSsr. - hs y,v OF esr
Lord sss hessssx sigh Assd's< a,f stsfy.s.tss
Upon the foregoing Label. ordered. tnst ne II.
voyth IN spv,sv heSorv the justices sr COR aid
suprsns Judicial Court. to be held At sseo, With
10 IA 0r AID county Of Yogk, % The arst Tses-
day Of January next, By punli.hips an st' .,
v.ets sueo,,sIvsiy In the UNION 4 JoruxAL, .
.svs.sSsr usin,sf a BiddsDbri In saiA Cosaty OF
YorE the isst publication thereof IN be thirty days
Of lsa.s bsiors the s!tilnx Of Az Ccuts, thas no
IL any b. have. Why The prayer Of aid Libel
c.,N A...ss: Q; ,h y, f LMi S': .1a.,
ts.ssJ Of csus ~; i sSsi.S 9. 'a' ''.aa '''
AVIS. -, Attssl, . CD. LORD, Clerk.
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Saksr vtbsva requested IN examine the date o.
the printed eolcre slip attached their rstsr, this In
dicAlss The time whpch The subscription h Ia. for
nsAnc. .lMAy6s" thai the suh>crhsr has PAID In
MAY l.t. isss. When payment 10 male. his DATE
viii be ,wsdiafsiy altered that the label 10 oos,an
Ree~tps - fatl hs The time vheh the sae-cr,ecr
has paid Subscrb-rs In arrears requested 10 inward
the sums dur. Immediately.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

Gov. PrswuIcw wss elsc,cdU. 8 s-rs
tor fss,hs fall sssn, commencing Macl,
4,h, 1880 By the rsnne~sse legislature. by
- majority, an the Lee hsIlo,, over w. u.
Stokekp ghrn1 -Tt nWu ,'drN I'o
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

The Springfield (Ill.) Journal throws
some light upon Gen Grants political opin-
ions by printing the following letter, writ
ten by him to Gen. Logan while the hitter
wns making Radical speeches in illinois in
1910.
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HEApQRs. DEPARTMENT ~ TEYSEssEE. !
. ViCKsBURG, Tenn, Aug. IL, 1862. 4

~ NtCKsBUn0, renn., aug. ID, ioo2.
Major.Gen J0uS A. l.oaAH: ~.
DEAR SRA; l send you ten days extension oi
leave, and will give you as many moro ~ you
require. Ihavc read your speeches In Illinois,
and feel that you are really doing moro good
there than you can possibly do while the army
of your command 10 lying idle. 81
Stay while you feel such good results nre be.
Ing worked out by your absence, and will ex-
tend your leave 10 cover your absence. In the
meantime, should any movement OF your com.
mand be contemplated, I will notify you as
early Is possible Of Il. Yours truly, 1900
,. is. GRANT. Moi. Gen.
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One Of the fdnnies, pieces Of impudence
In connection with the recent elections 10
the following from the Boston Post:

This must DO taken for the same sort Of pop
ular awakening that made the year 1861 mem
orable. II Is the supreme act of the people Of
the country, reused TO the vindication of their
rights, their liberties and their government.
The act OF 81 would be incomplete with this
supplementary emphasis OF 81. Then the
whole North resolved as one man to preserve
the government OF the Union from the assaults
Of armed secession: now II Il equally deter
mined that the fruits OF all Its intermediate
sacrifices shall not be thrown away.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

The Captain General Of Cuba has pro-
hibi,cd the meetings Of any secret society
This illumination is aimed chiefly at the
Masonic order.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

Asa general medicine. We cen recommend Par.
sons Puryxtivs pills 40 tho best and moot efectual
remedy ever offered TO the ,puhloior the cure OF
dyspepsia, nervous debility, headache. oppression
aNer eating &c.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

Thanksgiving In ,his State 18th inst. The
President has also appointed q National
Thsnkssivins Coz thai date. ="
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

This election in Virginia was carried by
a strict "psrsy lino." The bIseks voted
for and the whit0 agiinse convention.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

According % The STAR rsass are very high
10 Portland, aotRithstssdisx the ssnbee Ne
..rsat which y vsiasd BY the Asssssoss at
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02

No notice will be taken, 81 this once, OF snony.
nous communications. The name and address OF
the writer must be given, not for pssheaiiss, but
as warranty OF his good Nth.
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DIED.

yNodsss n iessAs M eNsucina sis llses nssresd
ft,r shy,s thas nn.bes u egaAr advertising ntss.
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Rapder's German Snuff.
Notice.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. D..r.IcI o.
pUHAiIs he unfspiEned hereby pyS neues
Of his election a. Assirne. OF Luther y. LOOT
Of LnsIiek, County q York. stses 2. nslp:
Bsaisupt upea his owa psution w ths District
Court tor ''id p'"he'' IN. MASON.
%, Limerick, Oct q, iss7. ., avs ,,
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There arc many remedies that remove oSs 2 In
only BY substitusfpA others vosso than the hrN.
Bi.odsS Rhsumatis " a pound 10 aos one 81 those
Il does not ipjure ordestroy the constitution.
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saved TIE day
nv carving Sheridan Into the hght,
from Winchester twenty miles away

and who dares to proclaim after winning
the 6sh, that rebellion should no, Be made
honorable"
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CRIME.

MURDERER ARRBsIED-1HE STEWART DIVORCE CASE.
CHICAGO, Jam s.-Page, the Valparaiso wife Inur-
leer was arrested here yesterday aud returned to Val
parso last night The arrest was made quietly, aud was
kent perfectly close until to-day
The testimony in the Stewart divorce ease closed at
to-day. Tho evidence, whole, shows tho PLAIN
tiff TO be lady OF marked yigor Of character and the
defendant To be very foolish young There
reason to doubt that the decree of divorce viii DO
dered.
scHooIMAsTER INDICTED FOR MANsIAUGHTER.
Thomas A. Colt, the lrvington school teacher, who
so seriously flogged little child Of Mr. Abram Voorhees,
that died soon AFTER indicted by the Grand Jury Of
Essex County, ~ j., for inansaugbter yesterday, he
We released ps f2,99sQ Ra1 aRil W Gay u zsRb
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DISASTERS.

rnE LOSS OF THE PLATTE vAIJ.Ey-apDirIoSAs
PARTICULARS.
TELKeKAFB TRIBUNE.
MEMPHIS, Jan IS 1857
About sixty lives were lost by the sinking of the
Platte Valley last night She struck the wreck 81
the gunboat Jeff. Thompson, tearing away tho starr
board side and sunk in few minutes in forty feee
of water. Most Of the cabin passengers arc saved
so far as known, but the passenger List was ioss
and it is impossible TO obtain correct list mm'
named Roberts, consisting of thirteen. were III iost
The steamer was loaded to the guards and was unoes
full Roadway at the time. Col. Gustavus Henry jr,
and wife were on board, but were saved losing
baggage The Hon. Gust.ivus Henry, ar, b!s fashers
was ON board the steamer Fashion wnen she snnkt
Col Henry saws one woman through her oNn exerf
tions saved her drunken husband ana I'VE ebldreQ
bv wadipg through the water on che hqff1eane deck
and nnttine them on the wheelhouse after tho boat
had settled and careencd. The boat was owned BY
Cantains Johnson and Blake and was valued "a
40 00D partially insured. She was running between
iere and Vicksburg under the auspices of the Memo
phis aud St. Louis Packet Company.
h ACCIDENT ON THE NEW Jersey RAILROAD. u
The train on the New-Jersey Railroad which left,
NowBruuswick at o'clock yesterday afternoon ofl
the track at Unionye Beptist Roads one car any
locomotive were overturned. aud several cars oay
smsshed Spencer Goble Of Newark had leg erQksx4
ana ftseiei 9thsfs Msgs kjpsd
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LOUISIANA.

rnBUNE
New ORLEANS, Jan. lS.-Owng to the tlliufe OF the
cotton crop planters willing 10 sell portion Of theiy
large tracts to Yankees and TO nigges. In many cases,
farms aud parts Of farms been sold 10 the slaves
that formerly worked them, little cash being paid
down. the balance in cotton 20 be grown IN futnse years;
but in many parts of the State life and especially black
e is terribly Murders OF tho poor blacks ara
so common that they scarcely noticed avn law tbefy
is but Justice In Mississippi parts OF tennessee ana
Arkansas Union find no better chance OF lusleo
than the negro Louisiana stands rather bettel, but
through all the South the difficulty is that there " noe
sufficient power IN the Freedmens Bugean. There are
but few OF he counties that have agent and wthout
the aid OF the military they do hui little Ina any
county In some counties an agent would not be safe
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
THE MURDER oB UNIokIsTs-CONDUIoN OF TBH
FREEDMEN
BY TIL EeRiPB
NASHVILLE, Jan. ls--The Sheriff of Obion Comfy.
who has just arrived here confirms the murder OF two
Deputy sherfs Of that Comfy, by the same inhumsp
end who assassnated Senator Case The murdered men
We're stanch UniOnists and the murderer raturneds
guerilla. The awful tragedy the elimination Of u
bitter political feud which has existed since the war
There considerable feeling the subject aud the Leg
slature will not be likely 10 mince matters la passing
stringent loyal militia bill.
With an that has been said about the Incidence and
wOrthessness the negroes there only two freed
drawing ratOns in histCounty. Where one coiort4
person applies to the Bureau city authorities for ree
there least ha dozen INDECENT whites who are To
the mission. suits involving the consti-
nationality OF the franchise law viii he argued in the 5u-
preDe commencing Wednesday. The deaisSn
is looked for with considerable interest.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE FIRST TRIAL OF A NEGRO UNDER THE NEW COPE.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1s.-lhe trial of the negro,
Horace Greeley" for the murder of Rhett, began to-
day. 1t is the first capital tried under the new
code.
The Court assigned United States Senator Campbell ana
other eminent counsel TO defend the prisoner The evil
dence for the prosecution given chiefly by negroes
and is conclusive Of the prisoners guilt The tase VIII DO
given TO the Jury tomorrow
The trial excites much interest and the eourooD was
crowded Under provisions Of the code se pris
oner made statement on the witness stand.
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KANSAS.
TIE PRESIDENTS AGENTS AT WORK III TIE sHNA-
ToRIAL CONTEST.

TIE PRESIDENTS AGENTS AT WORK IN TIE sHNA-
ToRIAL CONTEST.
By TELTeRIrs TRIBUNE
TOPEKA, Kansas, Jan. lS-Tbe Senatorial campaign
is the most exciting ever known. i. =. Blair judge
Usher, late Secretary of the Interior, and other
representatives of the President are here working
and spending money and promising Offices to elect
two men pledged TO oppose impeachment hePaelnc
feat the Republicans. Sidney Clarke, our Repre-
sentative, arrived last night and the prospects are
that two Radicals will be elected. Ex.Goy carney
is the man selected by the President. The Legsla-
ture will do nothing until the contest is over ,
In the opinion of the best informed politicians the
result of the weeks canvassing Indicates the re-
election of POmeroy. The Southern Kansas members
will hold a CAUCUS tomorrow night for the nominal
ton of candidates for the short term. The contest
Thatcher Balloting begins next Tuesday. Cow
Crawford is appointed the National Republican,
Committee in place of Gen. Lane.
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VnfnE HUG
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
POLITICAL.
UNION NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Friday, Jan 1s, 1867.
The Union National Committee met, pursuant To-
adjournment In addition to those present yesterday
wers Messrs Greeley of New-York and johnson Of
Arkansas. The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
whereas the deserton by the President OF hoee wboes
generous confidence placed him in his high tust has
ns!o t a me of great trial to the Governsn
thereby calling for the exercise OF inc ISa,cse
nphod the principles and sustain the which
have carried the nation through t1e S et
and authorized 10 make thorough organzaton oI uo
future TO confirm the success OF tne pass and FOR tSsS
purpose they may establish their heedqua1es IN
the City of NewYork appoint secretary ana sha sne e
other may be necessary 10 give enecs ~ n
Pesoired That the members Of the Union party In every
part of the country be requested TO Correspond %
b Sns s as to state Of affairs
in their several localities with the general condition ana
HE following resolutions we're also unanimously
adopted.
Resolred That the Union National Committee congrafn-
late the people OF Nebraska and Colorado on their adm
respectfully express 10 the Legislatures OF those stas
their confident hepe and earnest desire tn ne ace On
placing themselves thereby the true ground or eqgax
rights TO all men proclaimed In the Declaration OF ince
PesoIrcd That the Committee congratulate the coantry
o OF . sentmeSt Throughout the Union as evinced
last State elections and look with confidence TO the
Union party, and especially 10 the soca1ed seeded
States.
Resolred That anxiousy desiring that The States lately
i'm revolt shall restored their forfeited position ~
the Union and representation in Congress ut the rar
est day consistent with National integrity and Naooak
unity and difcaimng al impulses OF vengeance OF re-
sentiment would respectfully submit 10 congress and
the country this avOwal Of our earnest convection that
no reconstruction be safe just which does not se
cure impartial suffrage to all the loyal people u those
States. =,
Having completed the business which called them
together the Committee adjourned sine die. Tho
above from the official record is signed by Marcus lie.
Ward Chairman, and John d. DefTees, Secretary.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


POST RoADS-AGRICULTURE-C OF CLAIMS
On motion Mr.. UPSON tRep., Mich.l the Post
oIIce COMMITTEE whsstfGcteu 10 hgi,e INTO tg ga
Gu motion OF Mr.. RITTER Dem, ky) the COMMITTEES
Agriculture instructed To inquire into the eXpcd
ency Of reporting bill restraining and prohibiting the
Commissioner OF Agriculture from the purchase or dis
buon Of seeds plants or flowers common TO the United
Mr.. HUBBARD Rep.. Comm asked leave to Introduce
joint resolution extending the jurisdiction of the Court
OF Claims TO claims for the supply or Qnartermaster
TO the counties of Frederick, Clark, shenandoah
Page, and Rockingham In the,state of Virginia,
MIR. CULLOM rep, ILL objected aud the joint reson-
tlon was not introduced
- EXECUTIVE DOCUMENTS.
The SPEAKER presented Executive documents, ETC.,, rs
follows:
From the Governor Of Kentucky announcing the rejoc-
ton by the State Of the Constitutional Amendment Laid
ON the table.
From tho Attorney General in reply House resolu-
ton Of Jan. H. transmitting all papers relative 10 the
OF A. d. Mercy, indicted III the local court OF vcks
burg, Miss" Referred 70 Committee on Military Affairs
From the Secretary OF the Treasury In answer to House
Resolution OF Jan. 49, transmitting copies OF drawback
aud regulations prescribed under the Internal Revenue
Law Referred 10 the Committee on Ways and Means.
Also transmitting statement OF the disbursement OF
the Contingent Fund OF the various Offices IN his depart
. BILLS OF a PRIVATE CHARACTER.
The House then proceeded 70 the consideration OF bills
WALKER from the Committee for the District OF Coln
Coal Co. coming up first in that category.
MT WILTON Gep Iowa called attention. 70 the fsct
in the District OF Columbia the same names were com
monty occurring as incorporators looked TO him as
there gu effort TO concentrate all the profitable cll
ters the District Ina the hands Of the set OF
Mr.. wELKER Q.ep, OHIO supposed that the eApana
ton OF IL was that these persons mostly the cap
taists OF Washington and Georgetown
Mr.. WILSON thought no could find another reason for
H. and that that these ncorporators making
business to obtain charters for the purpose Of selling
them out
Mr.. WENTWORTH Ciep., III, discovered anotherreasop
for H. and that that all these charters might DO dis
posed Of before the coorod people into Che exercise
Of their civil and political privileges aughtorl He
moved 10 strike out tho name OF Charles bhapp IIeas
Of the johnson ComIntee and to substitute Ior ~
House, who was well known TO all the members and VINO
was q man of capital and respectability lIanghterJ
Mr. STEVENS Gep., Pa) protested against the PERM
cous policy Of incorporating companies % come n'o eop
petition with private industry and enterprise
Mr.. DAVIS Rep, N.Y. showed the 'inconsistency on
Mr. stoyenss suggeston referring him e tns numerous
corporations OF the kind existing In me- own steto
" eTEyEN pxplaiasa thai ~ spesia lAYf Y iasQA