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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-08

The CONFESSION OF Tw1TCHELL.-The
Philadelphia Press, referring to the con-
fession Of Twitchell, the condemned MUIR
derer, says:
On Monday two friends of George s.
Twitohell, Jr., visited him at the county
prison and engaged in conversation, he
having expressed a desire to explain the
statement made on Saturday. The follow
ing interrogatories and the replies thereto
are given for what they are worth:
Question. Is the statement made on Sa-
turday Of your own composition, and with
out any influence whateverG
Answer. 1t was my own entirely, and on
Saturday asked for Mr.. Perkins to be pre-
sent, along with Mr.. Bringhurst, at the
reading Of it. ..-...
Q. Did you, on any occasion ever be-
fore, know Mrs. Twitchell to leave her bed
after retiringY
A. Yes; l have known Mrs. Twitchell
frequently to leave the room, and also have
known her to be gone sometimes for ever an
hour and converse with Mrs. Hill. ButsOn
the evening in question I fell asleep on the
lounge, and cannot say whether she left the
room or not.
W IlOH w JOu dCSouut lO2 tuC Diooo oA
your shirt and person
A. All can say to that is, that in lifting
up the body to throw it out of the window
l caught hold of the head and shoulders,
the heaviest portion, and my wife the feet.
@. Was Mrs. Hill dead when you threw
her out of the window?
A. As far az l am able to judge, Mrs.
Hill was dead when lifted up the body.
Z. Where was Mrs. Twitchell when she
called you? .....
4. She was in the entry, OF the end of
the staircase leading up into our room.
Q. Can you account for the poker IN the
yard?
A. cannot; l knew nothing Of poker
until after our arrest.
@. How about the ashes on the window
sill?
A. | was smoking after tea, as it was
nv usual custom, and presume left thell
there. Twitchell here added: did not
entertain the slightest idea that my state
ment would alter my situation as for as the
law went, but made it to have entire peace
with my God, and did not think it would
be published until after my execution. MY
reasons for not stating it sooner are simply
these that fully expected my wife to
come forward and state all, and not leave
me to perform the unpleasant duty; but
her absenting herself from me, and her
actions, so unnatural to me in such posi-.
ton, have compelled me to come forward
and state all know, which did on Satur-
day. would state also, gentlemen, that if
these statements can be said by my wife to
want foundation, and are incorrect, let her
come forward and deny them.
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EASTERN DIVISION UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD laurence, Kansas, April 6.-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Union Pacific railroad, eastern division,
held yesterday, the name Of the company
was changed to the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company. The Board of Directors is in
creased to eleven. The Board organized
by rejecting John D. Perry president.
The annual report shows that the total in
come from all sources is over 81, 100,0 900.
The company has resolved to push forward
the work Of reconstruoting the road to
Denver.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD WAR;
Neo York. April 6.-Judge Blatchford, Of
the United States Circuit Court, has rem
dered decision, taking the case Of Fiske
Us. The Union Pacific Railroad ont of the
State courts and declaring all proceedings
in the latter courts since the removal Of the
cause to the United States court null and
Void
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MUNICIPAL ELrcTIoNs IN OHIo.-Cleve-
land, April 5.-The municipal election
resulted in the reelection Of Mayor Buhrer
(Democrat) by 1000 majority.
Cincinnati, April 5.-Torrence for mayor,
and Taft for judge Of the superior court,
both Republicans, are elected. The whole
Republican ticket, with three unimportant
exceptions, is elected.
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I'M ost of.which wsre sold for about lseelees 4.
D., net weight, A small pToportson g. a ~
Cdttls were sold for NG1THc. y I'd :.
sheep sell at satisfactory rates. with q1icx
sales at some rates between sGshc. T0.,hSS
weight, for good sheep. Severai. afoS A
good sheared sheep were sold at-67Se.s 80 -
bring l,S9D2c. s. D.. more than sheared. 80.
Trade in stcine is fairly active at loSgHe;
" b. for live hogs, with a few ct liSgtlac.
" b. City dressed sell readily at lSHQl4c.
q d., with d few extra fed OF quotations aoove
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LARGE FIRE IN HUDSON, N.Y.-H,tdson,
N. r., April 5.-A large fire is raging IN
Chatham street. 1t originated in the foun-
dry and machine shop Of Wheeler & stickles'
and extended up Main street, destroy
ing property to the amount Of TG,Voo,
which was partially insured. Henry Blunt
was dangerously injured from inhaiing hot
cir, and his recovery is doubtful.
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CoNSECTICUT.-The Republicans have
elected three of the four congressman. In
the last Congress the delegation stood three
Democrats and one Republican. The Re-
publicans have also about 40 majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature, which will
of course ratify the fifteenth amendment.
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Foreign marke,s-lBr TEIEasApHl.

LONDON, April - Eoon.- Cousols, 93h.
United States bonds, S3A.
LIVERPOOL, April Noon Cotton opens
quiet uplands, l2h@l2Ad. Orleans, l2h@
l2hd. estimated sales, 5000 bales: afternoon.
Sales will reach 10000 bales. Breadstu1s duu.
Lard, 72s. Sd. g... 80.
LIyBsPooL, April - Erentng. = Cotton
steady uplsnds, l2.S@l2Ad.; Orleans, 1850
l2Hd.; sales, 10000 bales. .a.sss
HAvRE, April 7.-Cotton on the spot, I4ef.
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Cattle Markets.
Richmond, Va.

WEDNESDAY, Apri! 7. 1869.
Beef-We quote common ut Az TO Sc. fair,
OK to 6hc good, rs TO 7Ac.; prime, sd to
snc.-all gross.
Sheep.-5 to &C., gross, for clipped go 1c
for wool.
HOGS sell at $l2 to $3.50, net.
The supply Of all equal 70 demand; fetit
is probable from the facts that at least the
better qualities Of beef will be IN demand in
q short time.
Philadelphia, Pm.
MONDAY, April SIS p. .M-The receipts Of
Beef Cattle at the Avenue drove-yard reached
about /, 900 head this week. The market was
moderately active, bat prices were unchanged,
extra Pennsylvania and western steers selling
ut lO0Iohc., fair to good do. at SSl98o., and
common at 697'5c. q D., gross, according 10
quality. 20
Sasep were also In demand. 1000 head ar
rived, and partly sold a. 6G5she. Tab gross, as
10 condition.
Hogs were dull and lower 5000 head sold at
the dtfteren. yards at Sl4Sslo75 q 100 Ms, net.
New York.
MONDAY, April 5.-Transaction lively. The
supply consisted Of rather common ballocxs,
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FIRE IN NEW YoRK.-On Monday morn
ing the building Nos. 9 and II Union street,
occupied by Messrs. Pullen & Pierce as 9
carriage, harness, and saddle factory, was
destroyed by fire. Stock also mostly lost.
lncendisrY.
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The North Carolina LeRfslature-At.
fax,axaf tn A E<dt4oe

RALEIGH, N. G., April 7.-The Legisla-
ture will probably adjourn on Monday
next.
An attempt was made last night to aseas-
sinste Josiah Turner, Jr., editor Of the Senti-
mel. About midnight shot was fred through
the window Of his room, but missed its
mark, and the assassin made off. The
shot lodged in bed in the room in which
Dir. Turner was sitting at table writing.
Great indignation is expressed at the occur
renee. ...sm az .ss. s..
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MADRID, April THE Portuguese Minis
ter has been Instructed to inform the Span
ish Government that Don Fernando posi-
lively refuses the Spanish crown.
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he TOBACCO TAX.- Washington, April
6.-The tobacco interest from Baltimore
AMI other cities had hearing before the
Senate Finance Committee to-day for the
purpose Of urging the restoration of the
tobacco clause in the tax bill. 1t was
stricken out by only one majority, at the
instance of Commissioner Delano, who was
present again to-day, and it is believed that
it viii be restored by the Senate when the
bill comes up for consideration.
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NEW GOODS.-Just received, per
IN steamer Isaac Bell, q handsome shipment OF
AUClI)N BARGAINS,
embracing in part a large and varied assortment
Of the best Domestics the finest Shifting. and
SheetIngs Towels, &C., the best Prints at 11ac.
Coats's spool Cotton az Soc per dozen. and OF ner
brands equally as good at &C.. spool Coats's
Linen h cad at loo spool Dress Goods Hats,
Caps Ronnets, shoes and Boots of all kinds,
Trunks at IS SO worth $40, Paper Collars, Hand
AMI DUCKwALL & ROUss.
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During Saturday night or Sunday the
otice of Il. 2. Buck & Co., merchants, OF ~
South street, n. Y, was entered by bur
glars, the safe forced open, and ss4,5o IN
b0nds, stocks, and cash, removed.
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The Peruvian Monitors.

HAVANA, April 7.-Admiral Hof has re-
oeived orders from Washington to watch
the Peruvian monitors, as well as the ex-
pected expedition from New Orleans.
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Gsneral Grant, says Washington letter,
this Afternoon (Gtb) condemned in strong
terns any legislation looking to an over
throw of the State Government of Georgia.
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Match Game OF BILLIARDS.

MONTREAL, April 7.-Dion beat Foster
the third and deciding game of the match.
The score stood !: Dion, 200 Foster, Ills.
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LATE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

RECONSTRUCTION - DISABILITIES, &c.
Washington, April 6.--There was full
meeting Of the Reconstruction Committee
this morning. Il
The joint resolution offered by Mr.. Farms
worth in tho House yesterday, providing
for vote on the constitution in Virginia,
yss not considered liz committee, though an
attempt was made to have it taken up; and
40 far as the Reconstruction Committee Is
concerned, nothing will be done this SEES
sion, it being thought by Butler, White
more, and other extreme Radicals, that it
will further the ends of the Radicals In the
State to let things remain in statu QUO.
The extremists on the committee favor put
ting of elections in all the southern States.
In regard to the removal of disabilities,
nothing has been done save the preparation
Of bill by subcommittee Of the Recon
struction Committee, in the provisions of
which are embraced some two hundred and
twenty five names Of persons in Virginia,
but whether it will even be reported is
doubtful.
1t lie said by some Of the committee that
bill will be introduced, If opportunity
presents, relieving from their disabilities
all persons who labor under mere technical
disqualification imposed by the test oath,
but none others, as it is feared that any
other course would throw the States stately
in rebellion" into the hands of the
rebels"
Lewis Mckenzie, of Alexandria, is here
today, urging upon the committee and the
Cabinet the Importance of having an cleo
ton and removing disabilities.--Alerand
Gazette,
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SUPREME CoURT.-The intention at pre-
sent Of the Supreme Court of the United
States is to hold session during the months
Of October, November, and December, and
then adjourn over the holidays to the lst of
February, when the court will hold another
session Of three months. If the bill now
pe.ding to re0rganize the judicial system
shsll become law, the periods and times
sbIve mentioned will become permanent
arrangement.
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE 6OODS-
werth less than 25 and 37ic.;
FRENCH MUSLINS, very cheap;
PEoUES atSi. 20 50, 60, and 75c.--bargaips;
BIaD,S-EYE DIAPER at soc. worth 7sc
DIAPER at 90. g. 50, and % per ptece-remarka-
bly, cheap;
TOWELS In endless variety and prices;
IBIsH LINENS at T5c. worth @L-considered by
every body very cheap;
FILLOW-CAsE LINEN at ss and CSC. worth
more.
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CoLoRED OFFICIALS CONFIRMED. Blanc
F. Joubert was confirmed to-day (6thl to
be assessor of the first district of Louis
;ans, and also 0. G.. B. Wall to be justice
If the peace for the District of Columbia.
these, with Wilder for postmaster at Co.
llmbis, S. c., make three colored men con-
frmed as public officers yesterday and to-
dsy.
wilder was slave until after the break
ing ont of the war, and up to the time Of
saining his freedom worked at his trade as
carpenter. Since then he has been Deputy
United States Marshal and member of the
legislature. He is represented as tall,
Vsll-made, good-looking mulatto, possessing
:air education, good business qualifca-
ting, and on excellent character. His Of
fee is worth $4,000 per annum.
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DEssOLUTIONs, &c.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlP.
The undersigned htve formed q co-partnership
under lhs name OF I3gOS Ben EDlCT q SON
for the transaction OF general GROCERY and
WV IsBoN BENEDIoT,
IsBON U. BENEDICT,
In conns ction with the above business we have
established mandatory OF MUBTAhDS,
ROASTING and GRINDING OF CGfFEES
and SPICES, &C., under the name OF the "Cld
Dominion Steam Coffee and Spice Mills.n
IsBON BENEDICT & BON,
1916 Main street, corner OF Kightb,
aps-N Richmond. Va.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
Il istins between E. II. Burch andJ. U. johnson,
under the style OF BIRCH e JOHNSON, Ia, by
mutua! consent, this day diss lived.
q. Johns IN, having bought The entire Interest
Of &. T. Burch, will settle the accounts Of the late
hrm. ~ K. Il. B0RCH,
&c. job SSON.
RICHMOND. 4 pril :, 1859.
In retiring frcm the concern OF Burch q John.
son, Ireturn my sincere thanks TO my friends and
the public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the late firm, and most cordially commend my sue
cess or to my friends and the public generally.
Z. T. BUkCH.
shall continue the business OF the late 6rm CT
Burch & Johnson under the style OF j. q. JOHN
sON q CO., and respectfully solicit continue
ton Of the patronage SO literally bestowed
ap t-3t* j.. JOHNSON.
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HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER
are still receiving 1ne stock Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
CALICOEs
BLEACHED and BROWN MusLINs,
LINENS,
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
DIAPER, &C., &c.
all of which have been purchased for cash.
If economy be wealth. why not practice It Buy
for cash and sell for cash, as HIRsH & GU6GEN-
HZIMER do, and then you can always tell what
you are doing. The nimble sixpence plan is by far
tue best and most certain.
Below we append price-list OF the many bar
gains we are Offering.
DEESs GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN POPLINs at ssc. worth
sl25, and 81 worth else;
MoHAIR ALPACAs, all shades, at s7c, worth
toc.;
Elegant BLACK SILKS at g. worth saso, and
$3.50 worth 90;
SILK CHALLIES, all colors
Beautiful GRANITE POPLINs at 4Sc. worth
75c.-a great bargain;
full line OF BUFFALO BLACK ALPACAS;
PLsIN and PLAID (al colors) JAPANESE
CLOTHS and SEASIDE LUsTREs;
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH.
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New Orleans Races.
NEW ORLEANS, April 7.-ThId Day.
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CLOSED ON sATURpAYs
HALL s HUTCHINSON,

No Ills Aain street.
would respectfully call the attention OF tho city
trade 20 their stock or FANCY 6OODa sMALL
WARS, SOTIOSh &C., which Ia now com.
plete, and which they are Offering upon the most
reasonable terms fer CASH. Give Them call. Il
NH .0-eodsm
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r IsTEN 10 THE MocKING BIRD
HI TIE PRAIRIE WBIsTLE and ANIMAL
IMlTATOk can be used By . ehil1 II y made 70
horse, the bray OF so ass. Ne Rrunt OF . hog
birds. beasts and snskss are enchanted and en-.
trapped by It. Is used by Ian Bryant, Charley
White ana all; the ministries anG ~arnfefs. Ven-
triioauIs can be learned In three days by iss aid
Sent anywhe.e upon receipt or IS cents ihree sor
30 cents % per dozen.
ap e-dSwlws l&s Fulton street New II rks
DRUGGISTS LABELS PRINTED AT
THE DJAPA TOH pRINTiN0,HOU1&
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CARRIAGES, DRAYs, &c.

GPECIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
~ 70 make 70 order Al, kinds Of WAGONS,
and workmanship. Thcse IN want Of such axticies
would consult their own interest by calling and
examining my stock before purchasing elsswhars.
&C. z. ODELIt
NH 10 Third and NAruhAu streets.
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EMBROIDERIES.

EMBROIDERIES.
CAMBRIA EDGE at 20, IS, -, and a7ic.- none
worth less thsn 81 and &C.,;
CAMBRIA INsERTINGs, the ssme-some as low
as Is. per yard;
LINEN-CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, hem.
stitched, At CSC.
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We have @ large stock OF
HOSIERY

GLOVES,
NOTIONS, &C.,
which we are cf-rlns at
PRICES THAT AsTOHIsH EVERY ONE.
An we ASK Is q call to see and be convinced.
HIRsH 6Us6ENHKnMER,
No. 81 Broad street.
Established Isas.
BALEsMEN
". G. KsAS, j. b. CHxNERY, W. Il. GORDON.
Ou,0SED ON SkTITRDAYs NH 81
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A ssoc1ArEp PREss TELEGRAMs.

PRESIDENT GRANTS FIRST MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, April THE following
message from the President was received
in Congress at o'clock this afternoon:
mn
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
ANOTHER VILLAIN DISPOSED or

TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF WESLEY ALLEN.
Wesley Allen, one of the Allen gang of
thieves who has been arrested criminal charges at
least twenty times within the past few years. but has
always managed TO elude justice by Of political
influence has at last been dealt with he deserves He
yesterday brought TO trial before the Kings County
Court Of Sessions for larceny committed years
at the hat and fur store Of Joseph Williams, No 336 Full
tonst At the opening Of the trial IL was found that the
counsel FOR the prisoner was not IN attendance.
IN spite Of this fact Allen expressed his Willingness
that the trial should proceed saying that there was only
lawyer who knew anything about the case ana rs ne
could be present 1t might as well proceed without
counsel The Distrct-Attorney then briefly related inc
circumstances attending the larceny. and called Mr.
Joseph Williams the first witness, His testimony was
to the effect that OH the day preceding the larceny Two
and woman called at his store and priced some
furs Ono OF the men had a green patch over his eye
They left without making any purchase, but the
missed the identical furs which these people
had been examining On questioning his son
(who reached the store before he did, he ascerained
that the parties mad been there that morning ana
He went Immediately the Central Office To report the
larceny, and returning I'm company Win his son
when the latter the fur prcers In fuOn-aVe car
aud pointed them ont 10 him. The witness Jumped Oh
the rear platform OF the car he did the prisoner
pulled the strap left the m 'front.' and ran lie pur
pursued him until an officer effected his arrest Inc s0u
Of the witness seized the but was unable 70 h0d
her. The testimony OF this witness cOrTObOaed Dy
that Of his Officer MastersOn testified TO the ar
rest the prisoner threw two NUTS away on DOughty-s,
which were subsequently identified as the property OF
Mr. williams; on the way TO the station House the pris
Oner took card from his pocket ana attempted 70
destroy this card bore the address OF the St Cloud HO
tel OF Prince and Mercersts After the exanlna
On OF several other witnesses the case was given to the
Judge Troy sentenced Allen 10 term OF four years and
seven months III the State Prison.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16

brought in VIM c. Williams. alleged TO be an orlctnal
stOckhOlder as @ complainant aud asked that an
ton be granted restraining Harris from rttfInR % ilol
tho suit. They presented alhdayits OF O,l"nIo
W. Josvn, VIM b. DinsmOre, President ol lue
Adams Express Company, and Of John HOey' Stptlln-
tendent Of the same Company. Mr JOsyn AIu9a1it
sets forth that Harris called HIM ana menuOneu LIS
dissatisfaction with the condition Of the Two
and his desire 10 form coalition with other sIoohhoueS
10 contest its legality that the statement ~ aIls a
davit relative 10 promised remunerhtGn O o uso "a 9
IHarTissl name IN the suit false Nheh hhfls ceu
on deDoneut he represented that his STOCK was AT bro
ker collateral for loan aud was loaned $500 10 re-
deem with The deponent then oOk the STOCK as seGu
rity for tLe loan. Shortly after Harris applied 20 him
Tor loan OF a. 600 but refused The affidavit denies
arss statement that s. GOO TO be paid him at the
Termination OF the suit that he to receive any
compensation whatever Harris camo TO Josyn
and said that he was offered a position IN
the West. He advised 10 accept ~
but declined because he did wish 70 leave HewIork
JOslyn then offered get him position on steamer,
and while waiting for employment 70 allow him tZUO per
month during the continuance of the suit The statement
OF Harris that JOslyn agreed 10 pay him at the rate OF
So 500 year. while the suit pending, Is declared 70
Oe untrue When depOnent began TO suspect the goou
faith Of Harrs he thought that 10 would DO advisable 70
weld seeming compliance with what he demed an eA'
tOrtOnate demand. - ,,,. a.,
The defendants read an affidavit that Mr. Williams did
not now appear on the books owner OF the stock IN
reply 10 this plaintiffs counsel read an atdavt tha VII
lams had been original subscriber ana tlat ne hau
though from time TO time changed his Stock al
gays held that number of shares The Court ater some
little discussion among counsel. decided that there was
whether the plaintiff, Mr. Williams, could come IN
IN the suit by Mr. Harris after Harris had attempted 10
discontinue the and this preliminary motion is 10 DC
argued to-day at 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16

possession OF the most important oce under the Govern
meut 10 transact It's business IN the heranee Of their
own interests in violation Of law sound public policy
aud good ORDER 10 corrupt and de3ase 10 powers aud TO
keep taxpayers burdened; for this CLIQUE aE cost the
treasury Millions ana IL will cost II lGOls more ~ De
not promptly overthrOwn We look 20 Mr Dclano 10
overthrow IT, Mr. OrOn 0verthrew IL ~ iis very neip
ency and scattered members; but, under me Rollins
Harand administrations they rcassembed and re0Igan
Hed IN new atmosphere that favorable t0 thclr ue
signs Our tax paying people have suffered long enouEh
from this Illicit organization. ~ should be stfanged DOW
that We have man in Mr.. Rous's seat from whom We
Gre told, publication, proper Discipline, and efficient ad'
mInistration may be expected -
Let Mr. Delsno look TO this matter for the country VIII
hold him strictly responsible for the injuries dealt 10 lS
revenue nteressand through those TO other interests
by the continued exstence OF tho Yascaly combination
which surrounds him. Let him be careful whom he trusts
among those Immediately below him IN rank whom hc
met on entering upon his office. They wary, plausible,
ana OF ripe experience in the OF cunning. They
will II they can, deceive aud nm they deceived
and used his predecessor.