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Es,pec'iL!.; yuurs,
II"urY W.! iiaii, & Iian.en
'ar! Siuck J, I'm Gulricr-.n
BAItii"i VI BIi, drly amen Touigucs,D
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niram McAni-ter Sn-"n Lars
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mo well Dg riNfn' tar 'cFs
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y"ykan counii". Tor Dr'leis rsii .Iur ih
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DO THE RADICALS DETEST COR
RUPTIOE?

We hope our R-publican friends xill
pardon Us for COPYING the following, show
ing how indignant the radicals, a. a party
are, that corruption has crcpt into high
places aud how prompt they arc to pun
ish and it should be remembered that
these investigating committees are all con
trol!ed by Republican majortics and chair
man. 1t speaks volumes for itself and
needs no comment from Us to make it an
N savoy mess to all decent, honest men,
,o-wit.
BoSToS, March 8.-A complimentary
reception vii! he given to Oskcs Amcs By
his fellow citizens Of North Etston, Thurs
day next.
SouTn BEND, March Sex Vice prr,l-
dent Colfax arrived here this noon and WAS
received by Col. Humphry, CT. rman, and
Committee Of arrangements at. Lapcrtc,
who accompanied here ON the train.
4 large cnncourse af citizen. of south
Bend and vicinity, viii, Il band Of music
are in atten iancl ut til depot an vi II cs-
cort him to the court hou>c, when Il speech
Of welcome well be delivered b. Hon Wm.
Miller, when Mr, C~Ifux viii .e-ponI
Boss TWEED j. giving SUI pcrS to his
friends, and is displaying u.,rr-,,;rl personal
activity, IS preparing TO re appear upon the
surface OF pudtIc.. Why not? Schuyler
INV
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-13
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic County Convention
meets in this city next Saturday to nomi-
nate candidate for the Office Of County
Judge This office being one Of especial
interest to every resident in the county, it
is but fair to presume the delegates of the
several towns will take that into consider
alton, and act for the best interests of the
whole coInty in the selection of their
candidate for the next four years. We
wish to draw attention TO the fact that II
i. entirely in the hands of the voters Of the
different wards ard tow ns, whether the Sc
lection be such as to give satisfaction or not;
We quote from the Two Rivers Chronicle,
the following pertinent remarks:
The usua! considerations bv which
nominating conventions are sometimes in
fucnced, such rs b,stowng the nomination
As sort Of reward for party IN crit, or be-
cacse the salary would be good thing to
help the candidate procure an easy living
while continuing hi. forts in behalf cf his
party, or any other consideration short of
endcayors 10 secure the very best man in
the county for the place, out not to have,
and We hope vii not have, the least weight
with any delegate.
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TO notifications which would not better
the bill in order to avoid the adoption of
any worse measure. In concluding his re-
marks upon thi, subject, Mr.. Gladstsne
said: 'Whcn the hour for the dissolution
of the ministry srrryes we will be ready 20
retire but we will not neellessly abandon
our posts
at meeting of the Royal Institution of
Great Britain on Tuesday night resolutions
were unanimously adopted corgratulatiRs
Prof. Tyndal on the success of his visit
to the United States.
QUEENSTOWN, March 6.-The purser Of
the steamer City of Paris, from New York
for Liverpool, landed here tonight. lie
loft his vessel eighty mile. from this port
with tie steamer City of Brussels in tow,
the latter having lost her rudder. The City
of Brussels left Liverpool February 20 for
New York.
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR
THE LADIES.

Who was The first advertiser that ever
livcdl Alan! lie "noticed" Eve, that she
was fair.
An undutiful son in Iowa has embittered
his fathers declining yea's by elopius with
his step-mother.
Nearly all the officers of Victor Emma
nucrs household are equipped with Are
rican wives
Ten thousand Nan chester woman have
pcti.ioned the British House of Commons
for the right of suffrage.
a young man being arked Why the hair
on the top Ct his head was SO thin, re-
piled: "Tho girls tore it oat pulling me in
st the Win,
Washington fashionable society 5ays:
How charming and handsome he is, and
how wicked besides when speaking of
Gov. Warmoth.
A Danbury woman, callel upon to at
tend the bedside of dying friend, was dc.
priycd of the melancholy pleasure by the
delay occassioncd in borrowing a breastpin
suitable for the occa sion.
A shrewd old Yankee snid he ,iidn't be-
lieve there was any downright cure for Ia
zincss in a man; "but," he added, 81 We
known a second wife to hurry it some
\ young lady OF Tcrre EIause WAS con-
sdcraJly a>tcn;shed on Sunday last at
seeing a young gentleman enter the church
wearing as cravat an deliberately CON
structcd pen-wiper she had presented him
with few days previously.
\ widow, who had just lost her hus band
WIS weeping bitterly for the departed
\ friend tried to console her. "No, no. -
said the fair mourncr, 'let me have nv
cry out, after that .lau't think any thing
more about it,
jenkins of the Washington Republican,
says: 1--WE notice that since the fashion Of
embracing the necks of gentlemen by their
fair partners arms has come into such fa-
yOr that their are I!aay more male pari-
rcrs to be had for the round dances than
during fore part of season. Very likely
Henry Ward Beecher describes fashion.
able religion as beautiful suit of broad.
/ cloth and a magnificent suit of silk, locked
arm IN arm, and walking TO Grace Church
an. sitting and listening to rcspenden'
music, surrounded hy respectable people
. that .ond cards through their coachncu'.
/ hands to each other.
Mr.. Jones" said a clergyman, on a pas
, toral visit, Il ,iout see you and Mrs. Jone'
/ in church on Sunday evenings" ''W ell
no, replied Mr.. Jones: "my wife has tt
stay at home to take care uf the children
and rs it comes rather hard on her, sta,
to keep her compsny. "Why, how il
that? don't you keep any servants" .'Oh
! ye-, We keep two; bu. they don't allow u.
any privileges
As rule, the English wife hls thu
absolute control of 4 certain sum arpro
priatcd to household ex! enses and her OWL
personal want, to much EreateriegreethaE
the American woman In this respec
she is freezer, happier and more 'elfrcspec
ting; the very responsibility tends to cult
rale ii her sound Judgement, forthou;h
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Canada.

OTTAWA, Ont., March G-The second
Parliament Of tho Dominion assembled at
) o'clock to day. After the usual ceremo
MES, the Governor General delivered his
-Pecsh, in which he said that the plans
and specifications for the en- largemcnt of
the Nclland and the construction Of the
Baie Ncrtc Canals have been COMPLETED
and the work can lie now put under con-
trait. Surveys for the St. Lawrence
Canal will be finished III time TO commence
the work at the opening next year. This
WI! insure the completion of all these great
undertakings aL SIC l.s.:-i.
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FOREIGN.
Opposition Of the Great Powers to the
Declaration OF Federal Re-
public in Spain.
The French President Recognizes the
Belligerent Rights of Den Carlos.

THE QUESTION OF RECOGNITION

THE QUESTION OF RECOGNITION.
MADRID, March G.--OIozaga, the Span
ish Minister to France, has notified Castel-
lor that the representative in Paris If the
different Powers of Europe have decided to
send It collective note to the Government
of Spain, declaring their belief that their
respective Governments Will cease to hold
diplomatic relations with it in the event Of
the proclamation of federal republic
NO NEW LOAN BY THE GOVERNMENT.
The Spanish Government hes concluded
to contract no new loan at present.
EMANCIPATION IN PORTO RICO.
The debate of the bill for the abolition
Of slavery in Porto Rico was resumed yes
icgday in ihe Assembly.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT OF CARLIsTS
LONDON, March G.-Adyiccs from Glib
raltar, state that 200 carbiniers attached
TO ;h' Spanish garrison at San Rogue hat
/ unsuccessfully attempted to create a rising
in favor OF Don Carlos. The offender:
ave been imprisoned.
Theirs has recognized the bellig crcn
rights of the Carlists in Spain. The i'm
, preston grows in London that Don Gallo,
will succeed.
I 1t is ruinored that the Carlist leader.
/ intend to raise loan
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( is automatic Mr.. c. exhibits considerable
energy and pronptnes. in bis work in our
meetings. lie was followed by j. c.
/ Smith, who had charge of Analytical
/ Spelling. lie showed the Normal meth
/ cd, so far as he knew gave the origin and
I derivation Of few words somc rules,
, which are of aid to correct pronunciation,
and drilled the class in rules Of spelling.
The success, if any, is due to those teach
ers who made it successful.
The last exercise, but not the least, was
drill in [. 5. Judiciary Dep, by Supt kir-
wan. 1t is 10 Use to speak of topics, for
every item mentioned in Townsend and
many feom other sources were clearly
presented by tho teacher, and occasioned
much animated and Useful debate. Whcth-
or Congress has ever reduced the number
Of Judges of the Supreme Court. reduced
the number Of Judicial Circuits, or Dis-
.rIcts so rs to throw judge cut Of Office,
or ha. the Constitutional right to do 50,
accustomed earnest debate. After another
contention, Mr. h decided that there are
Bircuit Judges proper, besides the Judges
leaves untouched.
PRoGRAAME roR NEXT TINE:
Mexican War, d. S. Day Drill in Mu-
sic, Thomas Coleman Pcnmanship, j. l..
Cleary. lntermisson. Constitution of
Wis, Richard Cody; Use of Capitals, W.
II. Cleary. Recess. Decimal Fractions,
G. T. Niebahn; Alaytical Spelling, J. c.
Smith. Discussion on School Law.
This is pos lively one of the best ssso-
ciations held in Mecmc this winter, owing
very much to our strong force from Mani
towoc. We hope they will come again, a.
soon as conycnient. 1t is very profitable
to hold communion with such m"u. Tie
teachers are evidently waking up to the cx-
treme mead and untold benefit of such
meetings, Judging from the uur,bcr of As
sociation Districts and good Attendance at
most Of them. Manitowor is most assured
ly not behind her sister Counties either in
energy aud devotion of the Superintendent
FOR willingness ond ability of the teachers
many of whom he has welcomed from lif-
crent parts of the State This A,a,ria-
ton will meet again, Saturday, VI .rch % -
1913, to commence at 10 A. NJ, if pa.sb!c 3
Be sure II come AMI b.inr yCur neig!hor +
teacher with you; we will publish your !
name. z
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and cxmembers of the house. aa usual, has
the precedel ee Of admission. Not a few
o.llsc seekers presented their papers
There is an erronesus impression regard
ing the action Of the first comptroller o!
the treasury relative to the pay of members
Of congress. The fact is that he deferred
his decision until he had considered the
entire appropriation. this has now been
done, and the comptroller states that the
payment in question will be made, there
being 10 legal objection.
The postmaster general to-day appointed
JAS. f. Stewart, of Iowa, and J. b. Wenor,
OF Tenn. special agents of the postofiice
department.; salaries $500 per annum,
50 per diem and expenses.
An adjourned meeting of the caucus of
republican senators was held this afternoon
1T which the vacancies in charmansEip of
committees, caused by the expiration of
the terms of senators, were agreed to be
filed as follows: Morrill,, of Maine, to be
made chairman of the committee on appro-
Eriatlons, in place of Cole; Buckingham,
committee on Indian affairs, in place Of
Harlan; Bowman, committee on territories,
lnplace of Nye; Sprague, public lands COM
mittce; Lewis, committee on District Of CO.
lumbla; BTownlow, committee on military.
Howe leaves the craftsmanship of the claims
committee, and becomes chairman Of the
library committee. The committee on in
vestigation, retrcnchments, political iisabil-
tiles and alleged outrages in the southern
states will all be discontinued. NJ changes
are made in the charmanshsp of other
committees.
After some discussion, the caucus laid on
the taEle n motion to elect new sergeant
at-arns, only two senators voting for it.
Considerable debate WAS devoted to deter
mining the order of business for the prescpt
extra session Ii was finally agreed to take
mp the report of teh select committees on
charges affecting Senators Caldwell and
Clayton, and the report of Mr. Morrill,, Of
Maine, of the select committee on evidence,
received from the House, affecting certain
senators, Ill regard to the alleged Credit Mo
bller Transactions.
1t will be rccollected that just previous TO
adjournment there was an understanding
that the senate would mt this extra session.
take up the case Of ex-senator Patterson,
his friends desiring d"liberarion upon the
subject Senator Anthony informed the
caucus, that he wished to resign his position
rs president of the senate, pro TEN. Sena-
TOR Carpenter Will be elected president, pro
tenn when the caucus arrangement comes, as
above indicated, 10 be ratified III open SEN
ate.
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TEACHERS NETTING At MEEME.

The Teachers meeting, according to no
tice was held at the MulAulland school
house, Satur lay, March s, ISIS. 1t was
thought fit not to hold any session in the
forenoon, but several teachers wcro pres
cnt, among whom were Supt. kirwnn, and
|. y. Stewart, who were on time, not
withdrawing ! long drive and very bad
roads. We hope tioSe Meemo teachers
may profit by their example and palk
.hcir short ride before 10 o'clock. Meet
ing was called to order ut ! L. u. by the
president, and motion WAS carried to fol
low programme for the day as far as tine
would allow. Meeting opcacd Wit! an cx-
arcise on Revolutionary war by h. ). Day,
who made it profitable cacrciSe Causes
Of war, remote al immediate, invasion of
Canada from different points and conse-
quent inroads by the British, cause an! ex-
tent Of naval success, burning Of Washing
ton and attack on Baltimore were the
chief topics. \ very correct and extensive
knowledge was manifested by many tc Ich
erS. 1t WAS followed Iv an exercise in
Penmanehip by ]. l.. Clcary, who nnlcr
stands the subject and what is more,
knows how so teach it. lie called class
to the board and required them to write
according to directions and principle We
would SAY again, let Us make more of this
exercise IN qur schools, for neglect of it is
( failure in the teachers business.
! Mr. |. y. Stewart then 10 K up the sub
jcct of Geography Of [. ;. 1t was hand
/ led in Il very admirable manner and rem
dered a complete success. He takes the
I position that Physical Geography is too
neglected : that by only a fair knowledge
Of it we can tell location OF cities, csnterS
of commerce, vegetable and aLimal life,
nature ard kinds Of soil, origin, direction
and extent of winds and storms. climate
and intelligence aud civilization of people,
which are unquestlonably poirts of great
est importance in geographical know ledge.
lie recommended the study Of Latitude
and Longitude to some extent. and com
parison Of size and population of cities,
countries etc: Chicago has twice the
population of San Francisco, and four
times that of Milwaukee New Jersey
is four timss the size of Delaware, or sml-
lar examples. During the election cam
paign, we one day took pains to learn the
number of Representatives to which each
state is entitled, and il has been of invalua-
bic aid, inasmuch as we can tell almost
correctly tie comparative population ol
the several states from this easily learned
list. Mr.. Stewart took the place of Mr.
Niebahn. who was necessarily absent. Re
cess for a few minutes.
Afterward ". IL. Cleary conducted /;
class IN Analysis and Parsins, which wa:
) very liye'y and interesting. lie first re
quircd complete analysis of TIE sentence
, and then followed a critical parsins o.
words Whether it is necessary to Civ,
rules after disposing of words or element
occasiolel discussion sthe result Of which
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trcnt ssriiaiy.

LcNDoN March An unau;Lenticatcd
rumCr is ahoat tnat the MARQUIS of I.ornc
and the Princess Louise have separated be
cause Of incompatibality Of temper that
the Princess is in a religious retreat near
Ninsor, and the Marquis has gone
abroad.
At banquet last evening giTen by
Peter John Loke King, Mr.. Gladstone
made a speech wholi has been the occas-
ion of rauch comm mt In the course of
his remarks the Premier adYerted to the
Irish Educational Bill recently introduced
Government would gladly accept all valu-
abe amendments, aal ncall aren conscn.