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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-10-27
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Evening star., 1869-12-24
PRESIDENT GRANT ON Po1Ir,cAI ID

PRESIDENT GRANT ON POLITICAL DIFFRR-
ENCEs.-At the dinner of the New England So
ciety, in New York, on Wednesday night, Attor-
ney General Hoar, in the course Of his address,
said that few days ago President Grant ex-
pressed himself about as follows at the close of
conversation, touching the present and future
dondition Of the country:
al hope to see the time when every man in
this country may have the power to express his
own opinion, TO follow whom he pleases, to vote
as he likes and to have his vote counted without
molestation, or hinderance, or insult five can
only unite IN maintaining public faith and credit,
our political differences will not be of much ac-
cOunt.;'
Evening star., 1869-12-24

Since the election in Texas, Gen. e. j. Davis,
the Governor elect, has said that he favored the
removal of all disabilities as soon as the State il
readmitted; that he favored the adoption of a
general system of internal Improvement by the
Legislature; that he thought the education of all
classes should be fully provided for, and that
every effort should be made toinduce immigra-
ton from Europe and elsewhere, only excepting
the Chinese. The State now, he says, is practi-
caIly out of debt
Evening star., 1869-12-24
No PAPER on Christmas.

In conformity with proper and well-established
usage, and in order to give all persons connected
with the publication of The STAR an opportu-
nifty to engage in the festivities of the season,
paper viii be issued from this Office tomorrow,
unless unusually important and interesting news
should transpire, in which event an extra will
be published
Evening star., 1869-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
4S6 SEVENTH STREET. 4S6
APPRoPRIArE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AND ADAPTED TO AL SEASONS.
Choice selections h.sy..;;onsls Framed
kNGRAvrSGs. and -
syns CARVED WALL POCKETS,
Tor HreRonEroMEs, &C.
PAPER nASS5ESSSSs;, SSESS;,w sa.n,s
PICTURE CORD AND rAssEaEsss iass .xn ,An.s' x.,,s
The largest assortment in the District. Terms
Please remember name and number
J. MARkRITER,
ls6 SEVENTH STREET,
de6-lms Between ID aud SITS.
LOOK OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYS
CHR. RUPERT,
KRIss KRMGLE HEADouARTKRA
No. saa SEVENTH STREET, between D and z.
Importer Of all kinds OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
his many friends, and the public generally that he
has returned from Europe after an absence Of i've
the selection Of the largest and handsomest stock
FANCY ANB wORsTED GOODS,
CRYSTAL AND ALABAsTER ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, &C., &C.,
that has ever been introduced in this section of the
country These Goods have been selected in Paris,
the eon;Dens OF rSs saS spd az stsss her places on
proved and finest kind, which l can dispose of at as
cities, in consequence Of having purchased direct
from the manufacturer; among which we enumerste
EMBRD CHAIR and SOFA COVERS,
EMBk ID SLIPPERS on Velvet, Cloth and Canvas,
kSfffTb rfa kFfSISsH HS3Is al .is:.
OPERA GLASSES; in Pearl and Ivory,
hHFhGAk TkENch SksAk FkErGnkRS. rSGhnakNRPSf of all kinds.
P0RTNONAIES,
CARD CASES,
WRITING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
WORK BOXES,
BASKET AND WORK STANDS,
D"LLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
HASkS OF ALL KINDS OF CHARACTERS,
ROCK, SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
PRQPELL0RS and SLEIGHS,
WAGONS and WHEELBARR0wS.
In order to give my customers increased facilities
IN their examination of my large stock of goods,
have converted and fitted up, with all the modern
conveniences, and at several thousand dollars ex-
pense, the second story Of my establishment into
store room. The new room il entered by way of an
open stairway leading from the store room in the
second story.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
to examine my stock before pure hasing elsewhere.
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd usually
attendant at the near approach Of the Holidays.
should make their selections early, avoid the
rush. de S-tJanl
Evening star., 1869-12-24

ELEGANT CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
VIM. NJ. Shuster e. Bro.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
HAVE ON HAND
ELEGANT BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS.
LYONS BLACK SILK vELvErs.
PINS REAL IRISH POPLINs
SPLENDID CASHMERE SHA
REAL THREAD LACE POINTS.
And many other ELEGANT GOODS, which we
offer at once at the lowest cast price
ONE PRICE ONLY-IN PLAIN FIGURES.
An APPROPRIATE PRESENT
FOR A GENTLEMAN,
ANDA VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE
LIBRARY TABLE.
PHILIP & sOLOMONs' STATIONERY CABINET
The MOST coMHAGI fTREb: EVER MuSurAc-
WHITING PAPER, '>'''" u
For Inland and Foreign Correspondence,
WITH ENVELOPES TO MATCH,
LO11sSss Srssk FARS HKS kfS SSITISs 4REst
fEfs fs$Es EssoftARsH4Hs; fAs4Hskts' kEthsf!Es gESwrprns
MEASURING aFfsFtsE HsFH' EsssIti sSShf CASE,
sS SSSssE sE.ESS$ WAX
IVORY FOLDER, PORCELAIN SLATE, &C.,
PRICE ESQ,
Especially suited for Professional Gentlemen.
PHILIP 4 SOLOMONs,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
de 33t Between 9th and 10th streets
EOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HENRY ALBERS, $50 llth street, between
and L. French Confectioner, has now on hand ths
best assortment Of POUND, FRUIT and other
CAkES. Also, great variety Of CANDIES Din
ners furnished in elegant style de p -2Ws
uOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
EMBRACING FINE
GERMAN COLOGNES,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH EXTRACTS,
ODOR CASES,
TOILET SETS,
FRENCH PLATE GLASS MIRRORS,
FRENCH TOILET CASES.
And general aud well selected assortment of all
TOILET ARTICLES
b, CALVERT FORD,
2e6 Pennsylvania aveuue,
oe26t between llth aud 18th streets
Evening star., 1869-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS.

ID Y Do = Z:
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRAriD,
fENEYs0Ny VIVIAN, e -
TENNYsONy ENElD.
HOODS POEMS. Illustrated BY Gustavs Dore.
PUCK AND HIS ADVENTURES. By Ouida.
ROMANCE OF SPANISH HISTORY.
WILD SPORTS OF THE WORLD Book Of
Natural History. BY James Greenwood.
ROSEWOOD WRITING DESKS.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS handsomely bound
in Morocco and Velvet.
POCKET BOOKS, Calf. Morocco and Russia
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. GAMES and PUz
For sale At
SHILLINGT0N'S DOOKsTORE,
dezs-a Corner ~ street and Penna. avenue.
New sooKs.
AND HOLIDAY GIFTS
PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
srH AND 1OrH sTREEfs.
S!EI 1855 as1ssSHs Gaksek
AALBBEMs, BIBLEs, PRArER BOOKS, WORK
DRESSING CASES, VASES, and q great variety of
pirate for holiday presents.
NEW BOOKS.
THE HOLY GRAIL Alfred Tennyson, . neu pos,,
published in England under the name Of "IdvIls
0f the King Part ID. Author 3 copyright edition.
TALE Of HTERSTiTY' Gerald Massey nso 90
THE CXTHEDRXT. Jane: Russell Lowell sSo nSU
PICK; Suids: new E:;;::.:::.:::.- 90
Xur Chidren IN Hesven,l new book ..-..-..S S1 rs
TIE ECpMENlCAL COUNCIL. I6s Obiects
aims, and purposes explained in 'The Pore and
Council By James. ......... II 80
fhE fohsUlT OF HOLINESS. By DR.. Goul-
And all the other new Books, many OF them eotten
up ~ extra bindings. with appropriate and beauti-
InI illustrations especially for the holidays de
Evening star., 1869-12-24
BROWNING d MIDDLETON.
No. 343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

We would respectfully call the attention of stran
gers ana cftiZers generally 60 our very large and
eomplete stock Of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES. &c, cOmprisin- IA part Of
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIs1NS, lall bunches, for
LAYER RAIsINs. quarter, half and whole boxe-
1lTRQN, CCRRANTs, FIGS. PRUNES
PECANS, ALMONDS, FILBEkTs. FNGLIsu
MALNUTs. BRAZIL NUTS.
FRESH sARDlNEs. quarter aud halt boxes
GOKDoNs CELEBRATED PRESERVED
PEAShEs, STRAWBERRIES, DAMsoNs,
CANTON CRow CHoM. CANTON GINGER,
SUGAR TAIAkINDS.
STUFFED OLIVES, QUEEN OLIVES. CAPERS
DEslCCAIED DC0COANUT, ,TAPIOCA, FARINA,
ENSEfSH kSD FRENCH MUSTARD, FRENCH
BENGAL cHu-TNEY. WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE, WALNUT AND TOMATO CATSTP
CROSS BLASkwELL > PICkLED ONIONS,
DEyiLED TURKEY HAM TONGUE AND LOB.
FRESH CORN, TOMATOES. PEAS, PEACHES
MUSHROOMS, ASPARAGUS. &c.
L. RoEpEREks CARTE BLANCHE" CHAN
MORT 4 CHASpoNs "vrN IMPERIAL
GREEN SEAL CHAMPAGNE
Nre; CLCguoT cELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE.
CHAs. HEIDslECkS : STANDARD do.
ABslkTHE. ANNlSEETTE. CURACOA AND
PERFECT LOVE CORDIALS.
SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINE, very old aud
RAMsEY I scofCH WHISKY.
oTARp, DUPlY & GO. BRANDY, ls5s.
FINE W WHISKY, GIN, Ac., &C.
de l5-eo2w Republican
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-25
PnkliC Lands in Town

The entries AT the United States Land
Office at this place during the year have
been much greater than i'll any other
year since the financial revolution of
1897. The Sioux City Land District
embraces the counties of Dickinson,
Lyon, Oaceola, Sioux, O'Brien, CLAY,
Buena Vista, Cherokee, W oodbury, Ida
and sac, and the west tier Of townships
of Emmitt, Palo Alto, pocahontas and
Calhoun or from the east side of Range
thirty four, thence west to the Bic
Sioux river, and from the south line of
township eighty-siX to the north line of
the State.
There yet remains in the District
about one and aud a half millions of
acres undisposed Of and liable to entry
by HomeStcads, Prescription, or Private
Entry -oue-halfo of it at 81 p. and the
balance at - 80 per acre. The southern
Ter OF counties are nearly all entered.
lhe timber which is generally either on
broken lands or on the larger streams.
Is nearly all entered. The vacant lands
are generally piairie Of the choicest
quaiity-equal, II not superior, to the
Illinois prairies, and without the hot
tomleSs sloughs so numerous i'm Illinois.
ana are well Watered with numerous
lakes and small streams Of pure water.
During thepast year there were entered
at the land office in Sioux City, for cash
81, 433 acres; with Agricultural College
scrip, Is, 2io acres; with Military Land
warrants, $500, besides four hundred
! and thrty-four Homestead entries. COW
ering 50, 700 acres, a total of 255 ,973, or
upwards OF a quarter of million Of
acres, nearly one half of which was en-
teied by actual settlers At this same
rate it will require but six years more to
see the last acre of government land in
inns district taken. Immigration the
coming season promises to be immense
from all parts Of the country. Numer-
Gus letters are constantly being received
by the hand offices and by our citizens.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-25
General Prim, last week announced

General Prim, last week announced
to the Spanish Cortes that the monarch
zeal candidate for the vacant throne
will be shortly announced. The drafl
of the new Constitution establishes civil
and religious liberty but retains Catholi-
cism as the religion Of the State. DIS
turbances growing out of the military
! CONSUMPTION have taken place ut Adal'
urja, Here's, and MOntaro. Barricades
were erected and fighting was done, re-
sultinr i'm the death of two and the
wounding of several Others. Sagosta
| has advised the Cortes not to enforce
conscrirtion.
A party Of Ku Klux went to the plan.
tation of the we'll known Confederate
General J. X. Alcern, in Coahoma Co.
Mississippi, recently, and burned fine
two story residence, steam cotton gin
worth ten or fifteen thousand dollars,
and all his negro quarters, not sparing
even a smoke house. The cause of this
outrage was that General Alcorn, like
General Iongstreet, believes that the
Republican party is now the only ma
tional party, and the best friend to the
South. The General Is compelled, by a
wound received in the rebel service, to
walk on crutches.
: One of the last acts that President
johnson and his Secretary ofthe 1nteri-
or did was to order the issue of 81, 900, 600
in government bonds to the Central
Pacific Railroad of California on adj
vance of the work. The transaction
was of so fragrant character that one
Of the first acts of President Grant was
to stop the execution of the order, sothat
only 81 900, 900 were issued, and the
new Secretary ofthe Interior has sent a
letter to the Railroad COMMITTEE Oftbe
Senate asking Legislation on the matter.
One of the questions involved is the de-
termination Oh the point at which the
Union Paciiic and Central Pacific shall
meet, and the Government Commits
sioners are now out making cXamiLa-
ton for the settlement of this Ques-
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-25
AprointnanntS.

1t has been frequently stated that the
President has determined to force the
Senate into repeating the Tenure of Of
flee act, 10y filling existing Vacancies i'm
offices only until the law is so modified
or repealed as to allow removals from
office without the consent ofthe Senate.
This Is a SANDER upon the President.
proven to be 80 by the batch of appoint
mcnts sent into the Senate Yesterday
Several changes were made on purely
political grounds. The Post Office nj
Dubuque. Iowa, for instance. is now
held 10y +. &. Davis, personal friend Of
the President, a Republican who john
sonlHed, and now, ut the recomnenda-
ton OF Congressman Allison, or rather,
of the Republicans OF Dubuque, anoth
er man, George l.. Matthews. has been
solely Oh political grounds.
Both gentlemen are every way com
petent for the position. One is the per.
soual friend of the General, their wives
are near of kin, the other is a political
friend. 1t has, therefore, ia this case
Mt least, been shown that the President
places party claims above personal.
This shows that General Grant apnre-
ciates the fact that in his election it was
not so much himself individually a. the
principles of the Republican party ,ha,
triumphed.- Nicuyo JotTadt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-25

The Little Rock Republican says q
table of the registered voters in each
county in Arkansas-which, however,
is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that, ih 9 total of
G3,974, more than half, or 81, 1884, are un-
able to write.
A Virginia paper contains card from
an "F. +. w." claiming that cock. hght-
ing is a very improving sport, and that
eating the eggs ofgame chickens makes
men plucky, punctilious ana sensitive
for their honor"
Minnesota has law absolutely pro-
hibiting the destruction of quails until
the wear 1875. The birds were intro
duced in 1915, and. great pains have been
taken stree to preserve and propagate
them, and they are now quite numer-
Gus.
The spirit of Mrs. Stanton and her
strong minded sisters ia marching OH.
Among the few postoilice appointments
made lately was two postmistresses,
Elizabeth Van LEV, at Richmond, Va.
and Eliza F. Evans, at Ravenna, o.
This is likely to be enc OF the minor
features of the present Administration.
The gross earnings of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad for the year 1865 amount
ed to S7,Sl7, 1924 AS the State of Hi
nois, under the charter granted to the
Illinois Central, is entitled to seven per
cent of the gross earnings of that road,
the State revenue from, that source ex-
ceeds half a million dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-25
The Influence of our Publlc
gFrg* Schools. Il

In the years 1872 Georges. Boutweii
was Governor of Massac husetts, henry
Wilson was President of the senate ana
Nathaniel T.. Banks was Speaker OF tne
House of Representatives.. lt was quite
new era in the politics OF TINS STATE
They held the three most important po'
litical offices in the Commonwealth.
They were all young men, educated III
the public schools, without any power
full friends to lean upon or great llllu-
enccs in their favor. They fought ti!elr
way, single harhied, through everything
that wealth and prestige could BRING
against them, TO those high positions
which before had been almost always
filed by what vas called educated and
influential men" They have all con-
tinued in public life ever since, rising
step by step to The most responsible POI
sitions in the nation. Everybody must
acknowledge, without regard oFarty pre-
objections, theiy distinguished abilities
and grand success. Where else Oh earth
and under what institutions could such
young men be educated in free pubic
schools so as to fit themselves for such
positions? They have undoubtedly lett
the great want OF higher education, and
in every direction. Had they GRADUATE
cd at Oxford or Cambridge they proba-
bly, would have felt equal want and nc-
cessity. \ So long as we can
pour out an army Of twenty-five thou
sand RECRUITS IA year from our public
schools into the service of public and
private enterprise, Massachusetts will
maintain her influence and prosperity.
Governor Boutwell, has always been Il
firm friend of oar system of education,
and was for several years the Secretary
of our Board of Education: and we are
very largely indebted to his practical
wisdom for the efficiency and useful
ness of our schools. 1t is source of
pride that they have furnished man
50 prc-cmnent'y qualified that he was
sought for with so much general favor
for one of the most responsible and Diff
cult positions in the country. We pre-
diet for the Secretary of the Treasury a
successful administration. - Boston
Traveller.
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tabernacle is being built the new tenn
pie, which Is to be of the same size ana
Dimensions as the one that was once
built by Mr.. Solomon. 1t isnot yet
announced that the roof Is to be laid
with gold, as Mr.. SolOmon's was. This
temple has been 20 years in building up
to date. and the foundations are now
only two-thirds completed. The only
safe way to calculate when it will be
finished is to adopt John Phoenix g
method of calculating the distance to
comets--i. c., guess at half and multiply
it by two. 1t is only question Of time
as slightly distinguished from eternity.
In fact this temple is only kept going
for the purpose of stimulating the peo-
pie to pay their tithes. For If it was
completed they would stop paying. 1t
is being built of white granite, and 1T Is
beautiful in dcsign--that is, it looks
well on paper. fas' '.< ~..'
s The Church Government consists Of
Brigham Young as President, with 3
Then the IL Apostles, with
Orson Pratt Us the President. Then the
whole country is divided into wards,
with o Bishop TO each ward. Then each
county has President and 8 Council
Drs. Next to the Apostles comes the
Council Of 20 Elders. The President is
p1eCted at each Conference, which is
hed at Salt Lake City twice each year.
There never yet has been q dissenting
yote to his reelection. The Bishops
re elected for life. There is also Vice
President, who is one Of the Councillors
md comes next in rank to b. Young,
Esq. All their officers are supported
~ tithes, and the poor deluded people
pay One.tenth of all they make each
year to their support. The faith and
that the people have in their
leaders surpasses all belief. No catholic
ever revercd their Pope or obeyed their
priests more implicitly than these Nor
mons do their leaders, nor were SO badly
lemoralized by them.
Polygamy is the strong feature of
and that l viii give a no.
tice next time.
Yours, WELLS SrIcEH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-25

The Secretary of War is RawIins,
without ''g;' the Secretary of the Ma
w Adolph T.. Boric: the Postmaster
General is Creswcll, with only one So"
and there is not Il final ''e' in the name
of the Attorney General, Mr.. Hoar.
Severe election riots have taken place
in various parts of Hungary, in which
many persons have been killed and
wounded. The Hungarian press still
wages war with Prussia, and advises
the southern states of Germany TO form
a Southern Confederation.
The Grant excitement on the 18th OF
March was very general in Germany.
The accession of the victor of Nieksbur
was celebrated at least at eighty or
ninety different places in the fatherlaud
Half a dozen poets Of merit had prom
: ised to recite odcs on the occasion.
+ George II. Pcndleton confidently an
ticipates that we shall have "a white
mans government in a few wears, and
advises Democrats to refrain from mnk-
j ing any promises whatever to the negro.
50 that there will be no necessity of
breaking faith with him.
A moralist took his daughter to SEQ
y the Samesc twins. "Observe, Prudence,
my DEAR he remarked to her, "observe
the care exercised by Providence which
united these two citizens; and think
what heavy and wearisome fctter
might that membrane which attaches
them together have been, If instead OF
being brothers they had been strangers
to each other" '"'
Rev. Samuel Anthony, one ofthe old.
est and most respected Methodist min.
lslels in the South, was mortality shot al
Anders0nvl VILE, Ga, last week. Mr..
Anthony had gone to Andersonyille to
marry couple, and willie in the mid.
I die OF the ceremony was interrupted by
e the step father of the lady, who ordered
him to desist. He demonstrated with
the Intruder, telling him it W AS too late
! then, and that he ought not to be guilty
OF such unscemly conduct. The mans
response was the rising and firing. at al
most point blank range, of a double bar
rel shot gun loaded with buck shot, the
/ entire load taking effect in the lower
Pa'. VI IFS Nictiii stoihacll. Inc brave
old man fell to the floor, but by t-e-
mendous effort raised himself up, and
saying, II will finish the job" proceed
ed with the ceremony. and pronounce d
the couple man and wife. He then fell
down completely exhausted and is prob
ably dead ere this.
An Erie (Pa.) damsel was recently
crimping her front hair with hot flat
iron. 1t slipped and crmned n sfrin nj
| cuticle off the full length of her face.
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News Summary.

United States $40 have advanced to 81
in London.
The Senate of Delaware, by Il strict
party vote, has rejected the Fourteenth
Constitutional Amendment.
The disposition of members of the
House generally is to adjourn the present
session of Congress week hence. Sen
ators are not so anxious for its tcrmin-
alton.
Geo. T. Downing, Frederick Douglass,
and other colored men have issued prop
ositions for tie publication of first class
weekly paper in the city of Washing
ton.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs in
Congress, is seriously considering the
sl>'~~ti".> &c ""th""i,i",- .lo proe;dart T.,
recognize the insurgcnt Government of
Cuba.
Havana is on the eve Ola fearful out
break, AS the rcvolutionists are daily
cmboldened. Frequent cries of "lt,ru
G'&ioelcs.' and death to Spain!n arc
heard ia the streets.
About n million and half of dollars
have been RENTED frcm Cuba to pri-
waite bankers at New York, the interest
OF ""leh Is 10 he divided among the
sick and wounded of The patriot army.
The Quaker organ in Philadelphia,
The Htri' ,e, says President Grant has
! Il A.
app'lea 10 mat body Tor lists OF names
OF persons suitable tor Indian Agents, Of
, men VIII" VIII truiy represent paternal
ana pehe'icieht Government.
The Cuban insurgents ut Nilla c,,ro
have issued notes or five aollo,., o,o,,
novahlo on ,bs ,chi,,.o,,o,,. -, i,,,.
neudcuc. The taxau have hoo,
Iured ona half ord,,o I,,o.
norris n,ao, , f,ro;,, so. h.,.
cr...,d '
'''N' ,,'>''9 '' !" "S''i''S
- WV Hle1H"ef VII"
Il ''' " =" W" ''i TWO "ays, ana
f'' ''N'' f'''''' 'h'i"ehcc OF
N'1''' '''i"' ''''''S i''S'''Ne'y 'hat when
"''' '"Hs''o"S' thcFe were
'''' ~ '''> CONSTITUENTS waiting In
''' '''' Win recommendations for him
~ Sign
"a senatorial Republican caucus Of
TWO hours the Tenure of Office bill,
'ho'ao'S morning ADJOURNED till after
noon "i'hou1 out action. Senators
Morton, hfimesan Sprague withdrew,
refusing to bind themselves to the ac-
lion OF the eaucus. 1t is generally be-
ie1ed 40" the hiIl will be suspended
i"f Tour years. .@0
III SOME eh"fc'les Oh last sunday the
p ,",' les' q oi'o, a''''ea' from Naoal
| ''''S' IL -Se" IN, ih\o"ihg ana ant
:. 'o''''' VI vac ie' o'u''oh's''
'n u'a' among me listeners TO th'
ir"n'"s ~ 'N' -n''"io'''ah Me'hoo's
|"",,' WY ieSioeh' Niaht, we
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