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The Georgia Financial InyessiSa-

y" "ASukN"k kON.
The Georgia Ffnaneiai IavessiSa-
lion.
WASHINGTON, June l2-The Georgia
Legislative Financial Bond Inyestiga-
ing Committee, which recently returned
home from 3 visit TO New York, have
decided, after full snd impartial in
against the valid
5onds OF the Brunswick ani Albany,
3sinbridge, Cuthbert and Columbus,
Cuthbert and Carneysv,lle, and Van
Vert roads. The question Of the legal
ltv OF these endorsements have been
thoroughly examined by some OF the
solest legal minds in the State. 1t -
believed that when the Legislature
meets next month it viii promptly
ADOPT the report OF tn committee.
Assistant Attorney General Hill has
,o,sined leave OF absence for three
moths to visit Europe after the re-
urn OF Attorney General Williams.
Solicitor General Bri=tow leaves tor
- home 10 Kentucky - spe0d a .ew
weeks.
National RepubIican Congressional
Executive Committee.
Al important meeting OF the National
Republican Congressional Executive
Committee. was held iu the room OF
.he Committee of Commerce, at the
rap..ol, ~ IL o'clock this morning
There vas an unusually large number
! attendance. Secretary Robeson
AL Assistant Secretary Of the Interior
CoEsn were present. By special invita-
-0n sni participated q the proceed
1ys, which were somewhat lengthy
sli interesting. During the meeting
rsriou5 propositions were read from
gsrties connected with the Irish, Scan
i.asvisl and German Republican news
ospers OF the country, ia regard to the
,)u-se Of action 10 be pursued by them
I the approaching c4mpa-l. In
oorra1t letters were rsai from prom
7eac Republicans n ilfereut pats 0:
4e c)lNtrv. ilclIiln- cnnnon'cst.Ons
-ju Vest Virgin AMI Nor-h Gro
~ reporting elections, ani stating
,lat the political situation IN those
>-sces was unusually promising.
Soon after the meeting came % order
.Qi Senator Wjlson arose AMI al ires-e!
ne alsenolsge Substantially = g. follows
l. \ .s1..
lsrge which ! 10 some respects pun
ui % NE because of my association
With vou IA other respects one that |
nav rleerfulv Welcome. Il = no: 80
much question of cn0Ice with M a.
# consistency. I would gladly continue
) I '3 The position with which vou have
1cco-et ne, but at IN. same time |
teem II ncon pat ole with my Standing
- the nominee OF your party tor the
ICE Presidency to longer participate a.
,aarnsn OF your deliberations. oeg,
.1e-efore, to tender my resignation as
hartman ot this committee. IN the
-3p= thar YOU will without delay sp-
CONT my successor.
His resignation was accepted with
,sz appropriate remarks By t@O Or
.l-ee OF the geaclemen present ahd It
~ suggested tha; toe uomlnstion oi
- successor BE- left with NJ. W.l=on.
=. : probable that Co. A'vsh Cocker
+ Etclburg. will IT, appointed MS
.locs--or. The naerng euiet VITA
.la ect;on Of Senator Harlan, Assist
-. Secretary COva1. Governor Cook,
IiZ- ! ". Einunds ami Frederick
.J1uz 49, a a resident committee.
Se~ York Castom House Vacancies.
The Treasury Examining Boart have
zoe 70 New York TO hold CON petition
-yanIuarons 70 ill the vacancies IN
- Custom House there.
Negotiations To be stepped.
Until tae Alabama compliCat ons
- .aaNy disposed OF no further at
znpt will be made on the part Of this
E37arament 10 negotiate % our bonds
LoniOn
Pensions.
A-oUt twenty thousand applicants
%. tensions under the acr OF Congress,
g-antl1g pensions to the soldiers OF the
var of lSl2 and to their widows and
.4..i-en. have been finally acted upon,
4aI there are now on 6le pending fur-
..a- examination from eleven thou
.aad 10 Twelve thousand applications.
\ tn others coming IN at the rate ot
a-rlr-yanrv a iav