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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
City GonncIl.

SPECIAL SESSION LAST EVENING - LIGHTING TIM
CITY LAhps-TEMPERANoE LEdIsIATIoN--PoIIoR
AFFAIRS IN THE SECOND DIsrRIcr, ETo.
A special session of Council was held, last eve
ming, President MAris In the chair.
The election Of Fire Watch was flrst deter
mined upon, when Jacob h Richardson was re-
elected to that position by II votes in his favor
to blanks.
Mr.. lichtenstein offered resolution making
donation Of $500 to Mr.. E, Taylor, the retiring
clerk. Referred -
A petition was read from Ogle n Miller, ask
ing reimbursement for a fine OF $19O paid for
John McElwee, for whom the petitioners had
conducted sale Of paintings at their old anc-
ton rooms, because another sale was in progress
at the rooms at present occupied by them, and
they we're ignorant OF any conflict with the ordi-
nances OF the city Referred
Mr. Mcdowell presented the bids for lighting
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

- " you 'Ddnt happy home call and select some
OF the new and beautiful toys which eau be found
al ADAMS A BRO ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
EE-To TIE LADIES'

FOR HOLIDAY GOODS, CALL AT FRANK's
LADIES AND CHILDRENs
FURNISHING GOODS STORE
Where you viii surely get suited, and bargains you
may expect as the stock is large and 1t must be
reduced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

Big dinners is the order Of things in Whining.
ton, on New Years, as well as on Thanksgiving
and Christmas days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

EB- Why has SozodOnt become the staple Dentrihce
OF American Simply because 1t is imr ossble to use
it, even for week, without rerceiyinR is hygenic
eject upon the teeth. the gums and breath.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
ORDERS

Now Castle County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
S50 90 Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
S55.G6 Alex. Montgomery, S37. so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
Ne AdvertIsementn, ThIy Duv,

Northern acinc r. Il. Bonds McLear 4 Sol
Institute Hall-Hiberniana
Wanted-Position 70 attend In store
Notice-GeoTge @ Maris
Notice-Water Witch Fair
Public sale OF Queensware- Miller
Dominick Murray at Grand Opera House
CITY Items-Various parties
Glover hay fer sale
For Wilmington Turnpike Stock
Funeral notices
Counters for sale-D Il Kent
Lost-Grieb Tippet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

~ The PuTest and sweetest God Liver on ia Haz
Rrd Caswelra. made on the 9 shore, from fresh,
selected livers by Caswell Hazard a co, New York.
lt IN absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken It prefer It TO all others Physicians nave
ket - -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 4th, 1S72 I
The Bills for the year 1sIs are now ready and
payable at the Registrars ONCE 1000 Market street
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January 3lst, 1873 the face OF the hill and on All
paid during the month Of February an addition Of
q per cent and on all paid during the month OF
march an addition OF 10 per cent, and on any
amount remaining unpaid after April 1st, 1873 the
hegatrar Is required 70 have the fsrules withdrawn
ad SUIT Instituted for the recovery Of the amounts
dne and water will not again be let into SUCH pre
lnses until all arrears with assessments aud two
dollars for drawing ferule is paid
FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
onioe Hours ., to IL A. M, and 2, 70 8, r. M
arSt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

k~-CHA RLBS RA ABINORT, No. 10 West Eiqhth 81.
(Almond Building) 2nd door from shlpley.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEkARER
for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made 10 order and warranted. well selected
stock OF Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and CATERS
Just received, which will be sold at very reasonable
prices.
Repairing win be done neatly and durahlY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31

N INSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply TO A. T. SCOTT, Room No. G. s. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streetA
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. g., 5-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
F. l. FRAN K

S1l MARKET STREET, Wilmington,
HOOP SKIRTS, coRsETs, LADIES' AND CHILL
DREN's UNDERWEAR EMPORIUM.
octl7-ly-dec.1sc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
guiffs.

nj oTICK.-The undersigned gives special atten.
lN tion TO renting houses anu collecting rents /;
and the settlement OF e.tates preparing deeds and
mortgages and ether legal papers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-31
WATER RENTERS, TAKE NoTICE.

s.-I will remain at Mr.. Keltniers ON te for the
purpose OF settling Hp my business. decI-tf
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-09
PARISH OF ST. JAMES
STATE or LOUISIANA.
State Of LONi~iaN,l,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
BIZ the State Tar Collector,
J. 4, B,qu.
SEIZURE.

Nv virtne Of Section 81 Of the Revenue
Law Of the State of Louisiana, Act No. ~,
APPROVED March 3rd, 1871, l'aye seized and
shall proceed 10 sell, at public auction, IN
fractions Of forty acres or %asssnnrh thereof as
may be necessary, the following described
tract Of land with all buildings, Improvements
and aprnrtenances therein belonging. in front
of the Courthouse Of this Parish, al -
NJ, on
SATURDAY the 9th LAY Of NOVEMBER,
1879.
One certain ,rac, Of land and improve.
men,s thereon, containing sixty acres,
one arpcn, front on tlle Mississippi
river, running back 50 arpenis N depth
bounded on the upper or Moth line %
Tie land Of Augustine Trosclair and o.
The lower or southern line BY The lard y
Jean FancleuY, situated in The Parish Of
81. James, at about So miles above the
cii,- of New Orleans, on The West bank
cf the Mississippi river.
Terms: CASH in U. S. currency.
D. S. HUNsAKER,
Tax Cn1lector.
ST. James Parish, La
October, 5ll,, 1872.
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Miracle.

jean Martin Bambochard, t~onns3ier en- Bigorrc,
A yic,-cit6 famense OH plus dun croft encore
Aux revennnts, aux sorts, aux sorciers de jaais.
CONNIE pa%reilement auxsaints du paradis.-
Est nm excellent hommc, ct selait I'M bon pore
Un modale d'6ponx, 81 notre, yieux comFere,
Airn6 des paroissiens ct dn gonvernement.
Tres honnete pour tons, bmvait modcstement.
Mais Martin Ba,nbocfard est un %puissant ivrcgne,
FL son vlisnge n'estsgn'une Admirable trognc.
Que vonleS.ycas? II dit que tout bon tonntlier
Dot wider less tonneanx, gull nest pas margui'licr
Sans vim de Madiran, chanoine sans scrvante,
Mari sans NAL an ~front,et quill pleaveou qn.i! 4 ente,
Quill fasse froid on chand, en- hiver, Ell etdss
Qu'on soft nm paysan on bien sa Majestic.
Pour ehanter i son aise ct chaser nm deboirr, :,
II FAINT replacement prendre son verre ct boire. .
TT que ne dit. on pas, bon Dien, quand on a vi
Dams le fond de son we're un joyeux %imrrevn,
Fl qn'un refrain damoar, tres libre en- 50 cadence
Et tout nu dams sa formc, ep votre cervean danse1
Iais Ia femme a Martin, une pieuse femme,
Une spouse fdele, une LINGERIE, ct dame!
La file, croyons.nons, dun vieux crestair6 "a
Qnitsndait les montons sur lie pie De rAyr6,
Ne peut se consoler d,ayoir pris nm ivrogne,
Et . plaipt an nm visace est une horrible trogne.
Dependant ellie est sage ct fort jolie !; ellie q
De Ia devotion ct salt bien dire Hola.
Mais,-Mais est partont, CONNIE anssi le Pent atre
1'pute Sainte qp'on soft on qn'on vcuille paraitre,
II est fort pen PLEASANT de dormir a cote
D'nn mari qui s'endort en- ivrogne llebet6; 4
IT pnis les ecns blancs sen wont, jjoyeuse bande,
An cabaret voisin danser Ia sarabande,
H. ~ -
Qnand Ia femme pleure ct prize incessamment.
Or, Ia femme ! Martin %plenrait. Henrensement
Quinn miracle est possible a Ia Grotte de Lourdes,
-Grotte on les pelcrins sen wont emplir lenrs gonr
[des
Et que lean du rocher, gu6rissant lea ldpreux,
Les boiteux. les caggots, les brennards. les goitreux
Pouvait gu6rir aassi,-rid6e eat lumineuse,-e
Son Martin Rambochhard avec reau salfarsuse.
IT tellc est Ia raison, . miracle divin!
Qui fait que Bambochard met de l'eau dams son vim
Et mi vent qn'une femme ~insens6e, enragee,
CrisntA tout prcpos, = tAte derangde,
Iorsque son mari parle, an lien de ~lavaler.
Ait Dc reau dams - bouche ct ne puisse parler.
]. G.
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= 4NNN#. F0FFE##FF# - FTsN
st. James Emporium Store.
.faat-:o:-za4
tss PAS Dr. s1
Concurrence Possible!
D. H=E- & M||F&SN

. W. j. TEIsslER inlotms .n
nombre"se clientele e. 10 public "a s1asra!
quill a ~,oujours dams con maga.in, ouire son
grand. assortment, de marchandises sachcs,
%.onjours ifais Ct solvent renonvel6, 10 Stock 10
plus vari6 de ~-4ze
Chomssnres, Chapellerie, Bonneterie, Meree-
ric, Porfumerie. sPharmac;n Quinca;Aer;e,
Erbantrie, Vaissenc, SeAierie, Groceries,
consc,res, Confserie, Wins ct L'queurs,
T'a5acs sous ,ontes les formes.
II engage les Danes de Ia %paroisse- Saint
Jacques ct dcs raroisses v~oisines 4 venir
v~isiter sea articles de Fantastic pour Robes d.
hau,e Noureamf, Ganierie, Broderie, Denta1es,
Valencrnnes, ct antres, Co.'s Drodes de tous
genres; Rubans, Fleurs artifcisllcs, .I'arhre*
pour marriages, Ba'set premiere Comrnnp'o".
Ii, 20 Dormant Ia pcine de faifc.unc sisi,e an
/ Iii, magasin; e'ies Sc convnincrcnt deilcs-
mames, que. MULE part mieux 19e "a ou ne
%,ronvc III plus beau cl,oix lie Marchandises
BIancl,cs, tcilc que:
Monsss7ine Suisse, liui-mnl, Nansonr,
Brinanffs,Ss Broco'1s, Piqnts, Monssthnes,
Dr,n, I'll ct Bobinct pour moustiqnaires.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-09
Sherif's Sale.
MG1'lW 3 SVlGe
State Of Louisiana.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
For the Parish OF orlsans.
IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
81 Mrs.. N. Kenney and al,
vs.. No. 3515
Mss Ann M. Hampton nnd NJ

BY virtue Of, and in obedience to, a writ Of
feri (acias, issued in the above entitled
case by The Honorable Cont above named,
and 10 me directed, | have seized, and will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court
House Of this Parish, on
SATURDAY, the 7lh Of DECEMBER
nj this Court. House.
at IL o'clock A. NJ, N
the following described property, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of LAM! situated in the
Parish Of St. James, on the left bank Of
the Mississippi river, about twenty-five
leagues (66 miles) above the city of New
Orleans, known as the "Whi,e Hall
Plantation, being composed Of two
several tracts Of land, TO wit:
A tract Of land measuring ,wenty.six
arpents, six toiscs and two fee, front on
the river by the nsua, depth, bounded on
the upper side by lands Of P. Vegas and
N. Bondro, and on the lower side by
lands of Widow Florentin M6lanqou,
with all and singular the double conces-
sion that pertains or in any manner
legally belongs to said first tract and all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CoNDlT4eNs;
v Cash in legal currency.
Sherif's office, Parish Of St. James this
end day Of November, 1872.
J. c. OLIVER,
- I'd Sheriff.
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j.. G.

Tia snite az. proclaim "nm;ro.)
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GAND ASSORTMENT
Garnitpres pour Robes!

ne G4arnitpres pour Robes!
II fai, a,lssi savoir aux marclandsp e. labi-
',ants de St-Jacqnes-ct DIES r~aroisscs %voisInes,
quill es, i'agent De Ia 'naison Poland q
Henry De Cincinnati, pour les Wh'sksys e'
Bon,lons de #cet. e.ablisscmcn. jns,emeni
c.labre dams ,ouslcs E,a,s-Unis. u dtGe ,onte
Concurrence POUR "a qnaai,e g, lie bon marrhs
Le &c p~roluii popnlairc.
SO Barils de Whisky OF Bourbon de-
Choix ca d~fba,Yuement d. .Iohn sAiigour
de Cincinnati.
ri est aussi aeentde la maison limbs, Niger
& Fus- dc S,-Louis, pour Ia ven'e de leoss
%farines de cl,oix pour families. DIES marques
renomntls, a Gionronne, 1ri"mphe, Nt-Ch"'tes
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, UerriHe, et autres. .f5
II rccoit regnliavemen, 'onics les semaincs
dc forts envois dc ST Louis, Louisville e' Gin.
cinna,i; ct il a toujours en- main, nn Stock
varil lie Fayiues, V=ttitsttey ct Bon,6on tie tout
Age, JamLons sacrfs, q, anires, tipan'es Jnmfes
e, rertcs, mess.1orc, mess-beI, ArenhtaSt bacon,
Graisse Gil @tiercons el kegs, Demre ct FrOm1yc
de cl,o1x, I'ommes de te're, peiits yois .ver's,
harieo's, .Garine De mas, gr", s%ocan''<, "r"'"e,
mas, .foin ct son, en- n,t-not tons les articles
connus sons le nom &c Produi,s de fOnesi.
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE MEUBLEs
en- meyer e, imitation, quill rccoil iirectement
Dime fabtiqnc ne Cincinnati avec |aQueIlc il
est Ell relation.
Ton,cs les, matchandiscs ci dessus scront
vendnes amr prir les Plus ,flnis 9n'il soft
possible dc lie fairc, en- raison dc Ia durete DIES
temps, mails an Complain nj settlement: e.
refinement guarantees sous tons les raprorts.
Conditions libtralcs ct avan'ageuses
aux marchands qni voudroi, bien hi adresser
ses ordres.
Une CharreHe pa,iaitemcnt achalandsr, Ell
diricee par NJ. A.. Seryel, patcout, les
Paroisscs S,.Jacques ct S,.Jean.B apsis,e.
Les nombreux clients dc Ia rive dtoi,e son
aussi informe<, qn'I wien, Do Rtsssortir son
magasin si,ua sur iihabi,a,ion de NJ. Srvii,nc
Fortier.
P.S.-sous pen de jonts, il por,era i d"mi.
cile, eli sans frais, les articles ds groceries
ache,es chez hi.
Av. II -. ]. TElSSIER.
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Crescent Store,
Teum par Cl,. Ga uAln
#E 4 La TOINTE DC COLLEGE.

lie magasin de NJ. c. GAuplN est Pun ies
mienx %assortis do Ia paroisse, ct SEES marchan:
discs, solvent renonvelees, grace . IN promp,
econlement, font dune .fande VariGs.
Marclandises Observation-Disclosures
de tou,e .ortes-Vins, Liquors, Whiskeys, e,c.
-Prodpils de rones,-Obje,s indispensables
an ommerce 6, a la consomma'ion, ct tie
bonnie qualite,-on tronve ,ou. ce 9ui cs,
nkcessaire au CRESCENT STORE.
Prix modires Ell consciencieux.
Une Joniaine d Soda, avec les meilleurs
sirops, est .annexee an magasin de NJ. c,
Gaudin.
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state Of Loni.iam,,,
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
Succession Of Widoac F'o,entin Melancon.

Succession Of Wlaor F7o,entin Meloncon.
LEGENpRE & PocHr,
Attorneys.
V7uEEEAs, L. Pcytavin Of the Parish Of
w 81. James, has applied 10 The above
named Court, for the appoinfs,ncnt of
Administration Of the Succession Of Widow
FInrentin Mslancon,
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned 10 file in writing, within ten days
from the date of notice hereof, at The office
Of the Clerk Of said Court the reasons, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should not be
sgran,ed.
Witness. the Hon. 4 Reanvais, Distric,
Judge, herein acting as Parish Judge.
G. SUPRA,
Dep. Clerk.
Parish Of St. James, this 10Th October, 1872.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-09

NJ. J. GEBEL1a Went d'ouvrir, i cote de
son masgasin, nm atelier de tonneAerie pour
b0Mcauts ct barils.
II est en- mesu'e de repondre aux ordres de
MN. les p'antenrs 81 lubricants de sucre.
II anpelle aussi l'attention des habitan,s
sur sons6zoRE, SroRE parfai,ement assor,i,
ct renomme pour ses prix mod9res.
-S'adresse directement a M. J. Gebelin,
ou a J. Gebelin, Long Visw P, o. S,.James.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE DEMAND FoR HONESTY.

The campaign has developed with unmis-
taxable force and cleaTness the fact that this
movement cannot be carried on successfully
ON a basis of expediency. 1t has no sham OF
makeshift in its idea. 1t began on the highest
princIple-sought and received favor on that
basis, and has failed of complete success just
TO the degree that it has been controlled by
Dolicy. They who think the Cincinnati
platform a trap to catch votes, and not
an expression of principle that cannot be
swerved from, little understand ITS meaning,
and are an uncertain advantage to Its success.
The bittcrest opponent OF the Liberal
movement-if he be a thinking creature
knows that the Liberal platform sooner or
later must succeed. 1t expresses the spirit and
hope of q Free Government in which the people
are wholly equal, and bound together in one des-
tiny. 1t speaks the wish of all patriotic men
TO purify and ennOble every branch OF the
Government. 1t would restore the honesty of
the days when the nation was born, and util-
ize any practical advances in politics and
craftsmanship. The party honestly presenting
such platform must succeed. IL may be
bafiled betrayed, misrepresented, and delayed,
but it cannot fail of a final and en-
during SUCCESS. lut OuO hNhifhu upon ~ -
that it shall be honest and consistent In its
efforts; that it shall, with unswerying fidelity
TO its principles, make aggressive war upon
all who oppose them. There must be no truck
ling, no compromising, no bargaining for
votes. They whose high duty and appoint
ment it is to lead in this contest must accept
in all the fullness of its meaning the homely
truth, approved through all the ages, that
honesty is the best policy. Any other policy
is impolitic; any expedient, no matter what
for the moment it promises, is inexpedient.
Earnest for the triumph of the Liberal party,
we present it as the only rule by which victory
is possibe, OF valuable if won.
We can better put new wine into old bottles
than test the temper Of the people now by Old
party formulas. The specious devices that
once obtained favor are now as well under
stood by the masses as by the leaders. A de-
vice assumes that leaders are more intelligent
than the masses Whatever there may be IN
the old Republican party to sustain such as
sumption, there is nothing in the new party
In the new organization the people are
leading the leaders, and are far beyond them.
From the first they caught to most advanced
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
PAGOD4 IN LONDON.

The proposal to erect Il pagoda in London
and therein d" transact" public worship after
Buddbistic forms and prescriptions, naturally
stirs emotion in the bosom Of His Grace the
Archbishop of Canterbury. 1t is not many
wears since the orthodox world of Great
Britain was moved as with an earthquake
throe by the announcement that Greek
zealot in London resident had privately
restored the forms of Pagan worship, aud was
making preparations on an immense scale to
sacrifice bull to Jupiter. The story turned
out to be the hoax Of some ingenious and
unscrupulOus person, as lndefat1Sabie search
failed to discover either Bull or Idolator.
The Church drew long breath of relief and
resumed her repOse. Whether the later report
turn out to be similarly baseless Is yet to be
ascertained, but it is not deficient in plausibl-
ity. Certainly more than One-half, probably
three -fourths, of Her Majesty's subjects observe
the principles of the religion to which in the
capital of her dominions it Is proposed to erect
temple. Communication between England and
India is now so regular and rapid that Rotten
row is habitually of an afternoon clouded with
Hindoos, as the thorOughfares of Calcutta are
sanguine with the artillery whiskers of burly,
Deer-COnSUlnlDH DllllSu Nhliolihh0' ihO NAV
ing-rooms of Belgravia and May Fair rustic
with the robes and sparkle with the jewels of
rich and cultivated Indians, some Of whom do
not scruple to discuss in excellent English and
excellent temper questions of theology with
the distinguished prelate Of Lambeth.
One of these gentlemen recently brought to
His Grace's attention that portion of the
recorded creed of Sakya NUM- was embodied
in the injunctions to: Right faith, right
Judgment, right language, right purpose,
fright practice, right obedience, right MEM
cory, and right mediation That Of the ten
commandments, called in IlindoO speech pre-
cepts of aversion, five are of universe, Obliga-
ton. viz: Not 10 steal, commit adultery, lie,
nor get drunk the supplemental five, cnjolned
on all who have moral stamina enough to
embrace them, pertain to fasts, mterdict
amusements and luxuries, and commend ascot
cism and piOus meditation. The writer, by
implication, desires to know OF HIS Grace
whether the diffusion of these principles IN Lon
don could be econsdered contrary to good morals
or Dreiudicial 90 the welfare or society.
1t is not likely that the Bishop will descend
TO a poemical discussion with his dusky but
polite and accomplished correspondent. But
ne will doubtless denOunce from his cathedral
poeanism in general, and the possible pagoda
IN particular. The specter of u new temple of
Bora Buddor, sending It's rising terraces and
pointed domes high abov6 tho light aerial
"gallery golden IlileG which sits IKEA coionet
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

rightness. He was to be leader in the cam
paign against corruption. Before he had
taken the chair he had this money in bis
pocket. He had ceased to be legislator, and
made himself the paid agent of the Bischoif-
shem g. GOldschmdt party of Erie stock
holders. He had given his adherence to that
shameless and unprincipled theory of public
duty which makes honest legislation impossi-
BILE, converts the representatives Of the people
into hired advocates of anybody and every
body rich enough to pay for their services,
and removes from bribery even the necessity
of secrecy and the danger of punishment
But Mr.. Smith, after all, and his colleague,
Gen. Barlow, are average specimens Of the
reformers bred in the Custom-house party
and about as good as we could expect to get
from that organization.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Prescription LLLrSTRATED.

The Ne,r- York Times thinks the systematic
denial Of the Right of Suffrage to at least
Twenty Thousand of the oldest citizens and
property-holders of Arkansas is "nsignihcant
and irrelevant" We do not That dlsiran-
chisement is upheld by the party supporting
Gen. Grants reelection, and in the interest oil
that reelection. Besides the Democrats,
very large Liberal Republican party demands
its repeal. We cite it rs an exhibition of the
spirit which impedes National Reconciliation,
and is no wise confined to Arkansas. The Time;
talks OF it as a local matter, and adds:
What men hold the Federal offices 10 Arkansas is not
matter of supreme Importance TO us and shall not
readily count the countless ills with which Greeeyism
threatens IN order get those Offices given to Arkansas
Democrats"
But no one has asked the President to
give Offices TO Arkansas Democrats. MIR. Gree
ley at Cory objected TO his removal OF h''
o,rn District-AttoDey, Catterson, a good he
publican, on purpose to save Powell Clayton
United States Senator and member or the
Grant National Committee, from trial on an
indictment for making false returns OF votes
an Indictment found by Federal Grand jury
If THE Times cannot meet the case presented
why not let il alone