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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-04-17
XLIst OONGRBss---First Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April 16-After the reading
of the journal, Mr.. Wilson submitted the fol-
lowing resolution:
ResOlved, That the Secretary of the Navy be
and is hereby authorized, with the consent OF
the government of Colombia, to cause thor
ough servey for ship railway or ship canal
across the Isthmus of Darien from San Miguel
to the Gulf of Uraba in Darien.
On motion Of Mr.. Conkling the Senate then
proceeded to the consideration of Executive
business
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ILLINOIS.


VISIT TO THE TOMB OF LINCOLN.
CHICAGO, April 16.-The State Legislature
tied the tomb of Lincoln. Brief religions SER
vices were held The visitors generallv wera
liberal in their subscriptions towards the mon
ument fund.
The number of fires in the city during the
last municipal year have been 4O5, and the
amount of total loss $3.50, 129.
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MISSOURI.

DISCOVERY OF AN INDIAN sEPULcHRE.
ST. LOUIS, April 16.-A party of laborers in
excavating the great mound in the northern
part of the city, unearthed an Indian sepul-
chre sixty feet in length and twenty-five feet
below the surface. A large quantity of bones
beads, coins and other relics were found scat
tered about.
INDICTMENT AGAINST GEN. BURBRIDGE.
The Republican publishes rumor that the
grand jury Of the United States Court, recent
y in session here, found an Indictment against
Gen Burbridge. of Kentucky, for bribery Id
connection with his duties as revenue omcer,
and ne has been summoned to this city from
washington. 1t is not known whether the
accusation Is for bribery or being bribed.
WORKING woMEN's UNION.
At meeting Of working women last night,
articles OF association of the Working Women's
Union were adopted. A permanent oreaniga-
ton Will be entered upon as soon as sufficient
number OF signatures have been procured.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
AcourrArAL OF BUCKLE,

OTTowA, April 16.-The trial of Patrick
Buckley for completely in the murder of Hon.
T. d. MCGEE, took place to-day A number Of
witnesses were examined, but as do evidence
was produced against the accused, the Judge
directed his discharge. 1t is probable that
Doylea and others charged with being accom-.
plises, will also be discharged.
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MARRIED.

In this city, April 10, by Rev. E. R. Reyes, z. s.
Wormell and Miss L. Annie Packard, both OF Port
land.
In this city, April 49, by Rev. E. O. Bodies, Isaac
Nesmith, OF Washington, d. c., and Miss Amanda
G. Kicker, OF Portland. fNo cards.l
In this city April 10, by Rev. E. G. Bolles, Cornell
Portland.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, April 13.-A fire broke out this
morning in Murfreesboro' and before the
flames were arrested the public square was en-
tirely destroyed, including ten stores and 9TH
er valuable buildings. Loss estimated at $75,-
900.
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PROPOSALS


For Dredging i'm Portland Harbor, We.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
4 3 O'Clock P. M, on Monday, the 10Th instant,
for dredging the bar near the Middle Ground" in
this harbor, as to obtain depth, at mean low
water, of nineteen or twenty feet as may be here
epth Of sTcaVson VIII mot e4cesd three iee
10 1T channel, and the amount to be excavated will
be $4,000 cubic yards. more or less; Tor 20 #.
channel the depth Of excavation will not exceed four
feet, and the amount to be excavated will be $4,000
cubic yards more less-the amount in both cases,
depending upon the width of the channel, as may be
The work must be commenced as soon as practical
bic after the approval of the contract, and be COM
peted not later than the 18th day of November next
The material excavated is to be deposited in such
localities mot exceeding three miles in distance
the work. as the experimenting Engineer may des-
ignate.
Bidders will please state the price per cubic yard
of excavation as measured IN the scotcs, including
also the removal of the material to the localities des
low water, and second for channel of 20 feet depth
at mean low water.
Payments will be made monthly; 20 per cent. will
be reserved thererom, until the whole work is salts
factorily completely and be forfeited in the event
ofthe nonfulflment OF the contract in the time and
manner required.
bids, which, in his opinion, not favorable to the
government; also the bid of any person who, there
is reason to believe, win not faithfully and prompt
Persons desiring to make propose Is, are requested
to call on the undersigned, at his Office in Morton
Block, on Congress Street, for forms of same, and
Tor more definite Information to the locality,
depth and character of dredging; and, on transmit
ting their bids (which are required TO be in dup-
cate,l they will please endorse thereon Proposals
for Dredging the bar near the Middle Ground"
Portland Ne, April T 7isss Bvt. Brig aen s. A.
N. B. The Portland Daily Press is the only news
GEO. THOM, B. B. G.
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AUCTION SALES.
k. m. PATTEN az co., Aucsioneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
Pledged Goods and wares.
Farm at Auction.

WILL be sold at public auction on Thursday.
w April %, at o'clock P NJ the best, most BRO.
ductive and most valuable Farm In Androscoapn
County, situated in Minot, two miles from Mechsn
lie Falls and but ten from the cities OF Lewiston and
Auburn, and known as the Hawkes. Farm
This Farm consists Of 200 acres, well divided and
cuts 1875 tons OF hay. The buildings are ample and
in good repair. Barn, 42x120 with cellar under the
whole There is some 500 loads ofmanure on hand.
az There is not, in the whole State,a more profit
able farm TO work. Over $1,000 worth OF milk year
has been sold.
- Also vii! be sold, Moving Machine, Horse Rake,
Carts, Wagons, and other farming tools.
j. W. WoLCOTT
j. s. GERRY, Auctioneer. apIOtd
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Warren's Cough BalsamI

POSITIVELY has no superior for all Diseases Of
l. sthe Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without it. Give it one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
BE. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
no5d6msN Bangor.
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ITO Remove Moth Patches Freckles and Tan from
L the face, use PERRY's Moth and Freckle Lotion
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by DR.. B. G.
Perry.
C,OR BLACK WORMS, and Pimples on the face. use
Il PERkY's Commodore and Pimple Remedy pre-.
pared only by DR. B. @. Perry, 40 Bond street, New
Wholesale in Portland, by w. f. Phillips & Co., and
a. III. Hay. mar4d&W3m
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HAVANA, April 1e.-The Sugar market is firm;
sales to-day 10000 boxes prices were based this af
ternoon on reals " arrobe for No II Dutch STAN
premium; on United States, so days sight, currency,
24t q 23t per cent. discount.
FRANKFORT, April 15-Evening. United States
5-20's closed at SIG.
LONDON, April -Noon.-Consols sSt. far money
and account.
American securities-United States 5'20's 81a ex-
coupons; Erie shares "a; Illinois Central shares 96
LIVERPOOL, April 16-Afternoon.-Cotton afoa4
for this port bales of which 900 bales are
from America. Lard frmer but unchanged.
I LIVERPOOL. April 16-Evening Cotton-sales o.
the week 900 bales of which 5000 for export
and 900 for speculation stock in port 900 bales
OF which 142 900 are American; market to-day firm
err; sales TO- 900 bales Middling uplands 12fd Mid
ding Orleans 123d. No. Western Wheat ss Cd g
IS I'd.
LONDON, April 16-Evening. -Tallow 35s 3d.. Re.
fined Petroleum Is 104d Spirits Turpentine 3ls 30
q Bis Cd. Calcutta Linseed Dos q 39s Cd.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has ordered the postponement till
July LIST of the operation of the recent regula-
tions requiring all railroad transportation lines
conveying dutiabie goods to be bonded for that
purpose.
The Committee on Ways and Means who are
investigating the working of the Custom House
business, have adjourned until the second week
in May.
Thurlow Weed has returned from South
Carolina, and is still in feeble health.
The passage of the city Underground Rail-
road bill through the Assembly attracts atten-
ton to an article in the Tablet threatening q
riot if one stone of St. Peters Church is taken
down by a railroad company.
The soldiers of the army of the Potomac have
18th, at East River Park. The former officers
of that army have been rendered reception
by Gen. Smaller, on behalf of the city division
of tine National Guards, July 9th.
The sloop-of-war Neoshuba, at Brooklyn ma
Wy yard, is to be fitted for sea forthwith
Charles Wilson, residing at No. SO Cana
street, has been arrested for swindling a num-
Der of firms by forged cheeks and order to the
amount of about $1,000.
The strike on the Second Avenue Railroad
continues.
ROCHESTER,, April 16.-A tailor named VIM.
Miller, of Greenwich Conn. while fishing of
Greenwich Point, fell overheard and was
drowned, this morning. He leaves wife ani
several children.
ANOTHER VETO FROM GOV. HOFFMAN.
ALBANY, April 16.-Gov. Hoffman has We
toed the bill for State aid to the Plattsburg 8
Whitehall Railroad. The veto message was
tabled in the Senate-23 to B.
EXECUTION.
ANGELICA, April 16.-David ii. Carpenter
was executed to-day for the murder of hi
brother.
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Fred Fish, Davis, North OF Hatteras; 9Th, brig
Iarrrbee. Carlisle, Philadelphia; sch W II Thorn
dixie Hail. Sagua; It'll, briss j @ Clark. Whitm0re.
and Marshall Dutch, CoombS, ior North OF Hatteras
| sch Moses Patten, Harding and Mary E Long, Har-
| dy, do.
Portland.
Ar at St John, NIB. 9th inst. sch Ida j, sadler, fin
Portland.
Per steamer Java, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 31st ult Peruvian tss) Baantine,
Portland; I'd inst, Moses Day, Loud New Orleans;
Southern Rights. Williams Norfolk
Cid LIST, 5 Carlton, Tapley San Francisco.
Ent Tor log 3lst Belmont, Wright, for Portland !;
Peruvian, ls) Balantine, tor do.
Sid nm Cardiff 3lst, Thos Lord, Day. for Callao; st
Peter. Goodwin, New York.
Sid I'm Newport 31st, Desiah Gilkey, New Orleans;
via Franco, Williams, New York.
Ar at Tenerihe 2sd ull, M wiswen, Leckie, from
Portland.
>, Ar at Messina 2sth ult, Lawrence, Matthews from
SID I'm Cadiz 9th ult Minnie A Smith, Ray, for
New York.
CD 2sth ult, Ukraine. Melcher, Boston.
SID i'm Antwerp 30th ult Union, Carnage. Havana;
LIST inst, ship Nellie Harding Mitchell, for Cadiz
(since reported wrecked.)
SPOKEN.
Jan q, lat 81 s, lon Sc W, ship winona FIN Callao
for Gibraltar.
Feb %, lat 70 N, Ion 80 w, baroue Peter Crerar,
from Portland tor Buenos Ayres.
Apail z, lat 43 o. Ion 40 TO- ship John Barbour FIN
Cardiff for New York.
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VALUAB BILE
Real Estate on Middle st.
FOR NALE.

THAT very valuable and central lot of vacant
l. land, known as the site of Woods Hotel situa-
ted on Middle st. between Silver street and Willow
est which the estate OF John M. Wood has in the
premises, to be sold under license from the Probate
Court, and all the interest which the subscriber has
in the same.
The lot contains about nineteen thousand square
feet having front Middle street of about 81 it.
All the foundations and materials now on the lot
will be sold with the land. Most of the basement
walls are in complete order tor rebuilding.
The recent decision OF the Supreme Court against
enable the purchaser to obtain an indisputable title
Parties desiring to treat for this property are re-
quested to to call ON the subscriber in his absence
on p. BARNES, No. 100 Exchange street.
JOSEPH ILSLEY.
Portland, April IL, 1869. dim
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mAssAOHUsETTs.

VERDICT IN MURDER CASE.
WORCESTER, April 16.-The jury in the muir
der case of Mrs. La Flamm and Dore, after be-
ing out three hours and half returned o ver-
dict of not guilty.
RESPECT TO THE LATE COL. ROGERS.
BOSTON, APRIL 16th-The Associated Press,
at meeting to-day, passed resolutions eulogis-
tic of the late Col. Rogers and as mark of
further respect voted to attend his funeral in
body. The funeral will take place 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at church Of the Unity.
CONTEMPT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Thos. Drew, was arranged at the bar of the
Senate, charged with contempt, in refusing 10
testify before the JOINT Special Committee ap-
pointed to investigate certain charges of brIb-
cry alleged against certain Railway Com
paniess to influence legislation in their behalf
An ordre to commit himIto close custody for 25
days unless he should sooner consent to be
sworn was debated and the matter postponed
till IL o'clock tomorrow. In the meantime
Drew remains in Custody of Sergeant-at-
Arms.
MONSTER COMMITTED.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-George Crowley, was
committed to Jail in this city to-day, in default
of $4,000 bail, for rape on Mrs. Honora Toomey
60 years DID,
SMALL Pox.
Another fatal case of small pox occurred
within this city to-day. Four cases have been
reported, but the disease, generally. is of 9
mild type.
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10000 AGENTS
Salem Lead COMPANY.

Salem Lead COmpany,
proved machinery, whereby they are turning out an
article ghich for purity, brllianey and body, is
perfectly PURE. They have, also, Leads Of lower
grades. They manufacture, also, LEAD PIPE Their
prices will be warranted as low as those of other
manufacturers, for goods OF equal quality
FRANCIS BROWN, Treas'r,
ONCE, Post Office Building, Salem, Mass.
apr7 2aW3mO
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Mrs. G.. ID. ItxEesbax9.u
House and Lot fn1
Steam Power to Let.

Cape Elizabeth, Ferry Village suitable for Coon
Il ers, Coffee and Spice Mill Furniture, Forging
or most any other manufacturing purpose, with
good wharf accommod atoms.
Apply to Perlsy & Russell, or
apr10d1w 7 w nvrp
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MEMORANDA.


The cargo of barque George Annie, which put into
this port 18th inst dsmasted has been sold and ship
ped to Havana in brig Minna Traub. The George
Anna has been chartered to load tor Buenos Ayres
with lumber. She will be detained about four weeks
Tor repairs.
Barque Hala Frank, Merrill, from Portland for
Buenos Ayress which put into Boston leaky, has re
paired and sailed tor destination 18th.
Brig Bircbard q Torrey, FIN Portland for Charles
ton, which was towed into Norfolk 18th inst, had
experienced very heavy weather and was blown to
the Eastward OF the Gull, during which sprung
mainmast split Sails &C. On the 10th inst anchored
in Lynnhaven Bay, where she dragged her anchors
and set colors in distress. The steamer Isaac Bell
came TO her assistance, and at much risk got haw-
ser to the brig and took her in tow. The anchors
were slipped
Barque Loeb Lomond, Grant, from Calcutta for
Boston, put into Simons Bay, CGH, Feb 4, leaking
dscharging for repairs
Ship Mary Russell, Capt Rush. from Liverpool for
New York. with general cargo, put into Queenstown
LIST inst eay and has been towed into dock to dis
charge for repairs.
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IMPORTS.
MARINE N EW-S.
PORT OF PORTLAND

| Thursday. April is.
| ARRIVED.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, MS, with mdse
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John. NIB.
Sch Lyra. (Br) Holmes, Windsor, NS,-plaster for
market.
Sch Addie CoIan tBr) Price. ST John, NB,--lum-
Sch Sarah / Stevens, Small, Baltimore.-corn to
Geo w True & Co.
Sch Florence NOVEL;, Eennimore, Boston.-sugar
Sch Idaho. Davis. Newburyport.
Sch a Fitch Yates. Saco.
rs, Sch Mary Hall, Poland, Rockland Lime to Joseph
Wescott q Sons
Sch Forest Queen. Dyer Belfast.
Sch Com m0dore, Munroe, Bristol, seeking.
SAILED-Barque Josephine I; brig San Carlos;
schs Hannie westbrook. M woodruff.
r, Friday, April 16.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, New York.
Brig Mary Chase, Mcdonald, Boston, to load for
Sch johnson, Mailman Elizabethport.-
to Ross & Sturdivant
Sch Gen Grant, Reed, New York, pig iron to
order.
Sch Island Belle. Bunker, New York.
Sch Francis. Dodge, Boston,-in ballast, seeking.
Sch Splendid. Sawyer, Boston.
Schs Bell Barbour, (Brl Bssett, and W Adams,
(Br) Pitts, Boston TOR st John, NIB.
Sch Patriot, White. Portsmouth.
Sch S Grant, Smith, Pembroke, in ballast
Sch Caroline @, Norwood, Calais for Pawtucket.
Schs Rocker. Dreamer, and James, Winchen-
bach, Waldoboro, seeking.
Sch Helen Maria Prince, Camden.
Sob Sarah Franklin, Smith. Vinalhaven.
CLEARED.
Barque Oriental, (Br) Durham, Monteyideo or
Buenos Ayres-James q Williams
Brig Mmna Traub, True. Havana-John D Lord.
Brig Kennebec, York, Havana-John ID Lord
John Porteous
Sch Annie Currier, (Br, Peck. st John, NB-John
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth = Eastern
Packet Co.
MEMORANDA.
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CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committees.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-23
ImpersonnI Goxernment.

The world is talking about the cessa-
tion of personal government" in
France, although the change there is
nominal rather than real. 1t is we our
selves who enjoy the blessings of gov
ernment purely impersonal. We have
for rulers only dynasty of nameless
clerks. The personages invested with
the responsibilities of high Office have
all fled their posts. Following the ex-
ample set by the President, they have
become seaside loungers and pleasure
seekers generally. You learn of their
whereabouts from the chronicles OF
fashion. They cut figure, it is true
in quadrilles. The bard who chants
their exploits is himself known to
fame by the naughty name of JEN-
KINS. Blessed is the LAID whose
rulers can spend these sultry sum-
mer days, listening to the murmur of
the sea, and the nights in keeping time
to the sound of Terpsichorian minstrel.
sy! How many deep seated errors are
air eady dispelled. We all know now
that it is of no consequence who is Pres.
ident or Cabinet officer, provided only
the former will do nothing, and insis,
upon having his example followed by
the dignitaries around him. The old
fashioned notion that the conduct O
the Government required the attention
of the President and his Cabinet is thu
exploded. Henceforth these personage'
will be regarded as ornaments OF on
system merely. We hope no rude icon
oclast will talk of abolishing them.
high official class who shall sit aloi
like the Epicurean gods, regardless o
all that passes in the busy world below
is the fitting crown of the edifice th'
Radicals have erected.
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Flies on Horses.

The following is given as preventive
of horses being teased by flies: Take
two or three small handfuls of walnut
leaves, upon which pour two or three
quarts of cold water; let it infuse one
night, and pour the whole next morning
into kettle and let it boil for quarter
of an hour. When cold it will be fit fol
use. No more is required than TO mois'
ten a sponge, and before the horse goes
out of the stable, let those parts which
are most irritable be smeared over with
the liquor, viz: between and upon the
ears, the neck, the fianks, etc. Not
only the gentleman or lady who rides
out for pleasure, will derive pleasure
from the walnut leaves thus prepared
but the coachman, the WAGNER, and al
others who use horses during the hot
months.
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THE Intelligencer having about ex-
hausted itself in attempting to make a
reasonable defense of bad case OF
d" bad Niger" we are content to leave
the discussion with a simple statement
of the positions of the two papers. The
Mtelligencer holds that when negro
deems himself aggrieved in any way, he
has right to take the law into his own
hands and inflict summary punishment
on his fancied aggressor. The REGISTER
holds that the proper place for negro
or white man to obtain redress for
supposed injuries is before the courts OF
the country. When a case can be made
cut, there is no difficulty in finding the
remedy for wrong. The Intelligencer
shows no disposition to abandon its
position, and we are equally determined
TO adhere to ours. Our contemporary,
doubtless, thinks it his duty to uphold
brute force and lawlessness, while we
prefer to stand up for the law and order
side of the case.
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LETTER FROM OAKLAND

OAKLAND, MD, August 1a, 1869.
Editors of the Register:
We arrived in this modest and unas-
suming summer resort last night. We
were awakened from slight embrace
of Morpheus by the stentorian voice of
the conductor calling Oakland p and,
at the word, a miscellaneous crowd of
humanity rushes from the cars to terra
frwG. The platform is crowded with
promeuaders, and as you wind your way
through the variegated assenblage to
the office of the popular "Glades," you
are thoroughly scrutinized by a set of
mendacious locking individuals, who
part their hair in the middle and wear
eye. glasses.
The place is as lovely as a hive of
hyney bees. Bright fashion, wealth,
and not great amount of beauty sum.
merize themselves with such abandon
and recklessness as is quite surprising
to this innocent and unsophisticated
youth.
The scenes on every hand are gay, in.
teresting and enlivening, At night the
ball. room is filled with lovers of the
giddy waltz, arrayed in gorgeous habil-
! iments of the dance, radiant in all their
glory and attraction, they keep time
with music's voluptuous swell. The
halls reverberate with the sound of their
multifarious voices, and general Joy
reigns supreme, until dewy morn warns
them that tired nature must have rest.
The morning presents wide contrast.
Everything is quiet, aud the halls de-
serted after the last nights dissipation.
Every body and everything wears a SON.
nolent appearance. Here and there
knots of listless strellers can be seen,
and that.i all, until the sombre shades
of evening throw a delicate hue OF
darkness over the scene; and then the
"Glades" is ablaze, and fifty or more
giddy butterflies of fashion, basking in
the brilliances of frivolous nothingness
keep the fire of life going; the scenes
of the former night are re-enacted, and
everything goes as happily as wed
ding.
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THE New York Tribune has telegram
from Washington, dated August l6,
stating that "it is not improbable that
the next exhibit of the public debt will
show a slight increase" This will never
do, if the loyal cause is to be upheld.
By some doctoring process or other
the estimate must show n decrease.
The people expect it. BoUTwELLs 5
manipulation of the figures for July
and August is virtually pledge that
his administration will reduce the
debt at the rate of twelve or fifteen
millions a month. He hasn't done it
so far, and he can't, but he must appear
to do it. At all hazards, this pleasant
deception must be kept up, and the ex-
hibits must be kept down. Let the
Treasury man advertise at once for a
lightning calculator. The necessities
of the Fall elections demand the most
splendid showing possible from the
Treasury Department. There must be
no let up or let down in the cheating
process so well begun. The interests
of "loyalty" are all dependent upon
the continuance of the swindle. Let
the statements for September and Octo-
Der be duly doctored.