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, 1873-03-17

Fasle Nfnas., on Tuoaday Inst. of consumption.
She waa confidential clork aud copyiat to Gov.
Andrew, mud retained tho position With the sub
soquont Executives.
II. II. IIonghton. tho veteran editor of Hn-
lona, who Tna sent 2 long wny of ae a Consul,
pointed Postmaster ut Galona, yico W. W.
Huntington, tho incumbent slnco 1861.
A frond of tho Hon. john ?. Hale writos to
tho Christian Union "IIig mlitl is cIoar, 1,is
perceptions qniclt, mud hin volco etrong, whlle
his right 11nbs ero onfoebled BY paralysis, and
his physical systom weakened by long conflno-
ment, enuacl by paralysis anl subsequent brcall-
Ing Of hlB leg. uo .reads much, md takes
lively intorcHt In and just Wow Of all Congros-
sional procoetings."
William Lloyd Garri1on's mnlfgnity toward
Groooy his comp]nint against Craft for attonl-
ing Groeley's funeral; l.is altagoniam to S,,m-
ncr; hIs opposition to tho movoIncnt for expung-
Ing tho resolutions Of conHuro; and lis general
spirit Of bitterness manifested of lato, have lcd
john G. Whittier to Bay-plnyfully, Of coursc,
and not Mt all tlleologlcally- -tliat dTrishl Car
riaon eooms to havo tho devil In him. "-Goldcn
AGe.
, 1873-03-17

Flo believed in II free press only In 30 fer as 1t
was compatible with public morality and the III
terostB Of t!,s pooplo at largo.
Mr. Schmidt urged that Train was worltlng for
tho moral and physical advancement Of tho
American poopo.
Tho Chairman ignored tho motlon Of Mr..
Stonor to lny tho protent OIL tho tallo and put
tho question on q motion to adopL It. declaring
1t unanimously agreed to. Only hnlf dozen
After fow Of tho a,,t1iolco hna stguod tho
protest, the Chairman declared tho mooting TO
10 adjourned.
, 1873-03-17

Bccauso person Lan bad cold 1t should not ba
inforretl tint consumption has aet Ill., although caas
Of consumption Is rarely met with Nnacson.tmn!ca
by distressing cough. Where, however, disposition
strnims and rucKa tic lungs, wastea ie gcnorni
strongth, aud soou establluhea icurablc con aint
Iii u cagcy, t,en 1t la the yafer plan to cot rl Of
couH coii or hoarscneus without delay mud for this
purpose no remedy actH promptly or surely or
with moro benefit to tho organs Of thu ceat than ps.
D. Jayo's Expoctoratt, medicine scientifically cam
pounded from carefully aelectr drugs, nntl which, ou
lilu Will alwaya be foun4 worthy of its worll-widc
reputation, Bold oyorywherc.
, 1873-03-17
REWARD.

11EWARD--I WILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD
III tur tho tueAato return ii ta arte!es tapn ftaa
my saiU the night Of AiaEc4 H. isI All communities
tuns strictly oont1uutial, WD, brANNAKD, Is North
Nngptxtaps.
, 1873-03-17
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
1TANfED-Wls HAVE 4 NUMBER OF ORDERS
" for lots md houses and lots. Wishing to soil
a. once eal Or AddEuss YNUESDItLL i BROWN, l1b
West MndIsOn.st.
1NTANTED-9.sTO1tY HOUSE EAST OF STATE
W and north Of TAlrty.irst-6t. Will buy rent, and
, 1873-03-17

CLAIRVOYAMTS.
DR. BUTT hIAGNlsT!U HEALER AND ECr.Eu-
~ lo Hhysiela, e South Desplatncs.at. DIR. i'mtte
excelsior Inttuino aud uoyor fIlng pia Sold by 1ll
HfNEHtsta,
, 1873-03-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

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as. SS sss S S sss
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Fon gALE-TI11RTIlriI-sT.,, -, NO. 2e9, 2;sTORY
IT, y ifb T. S j 8s!ass III
ToN sAIE-AT q, GREAT BARGAIN, ~ TERMS
~ rs 1S
Q9Rt 9Rt5 sALE-EoTs = A AUBURN: NFsAn NORMAL IS5d
Madison. sts., Room /. 0'A'> ''''
ToK sA1,li-AT 4 GREAT BARQAIN, ON TERMS
esnis Ms's
y3a N }d5 fge NTH y
FoHS FFeo5HSs Go '3sssn 3 Wsss., TO " H. noK
s' 6sse Ss
:5:5y TWENfX I5S;GS
at fow aGaro: HIso. Hno Ilst os aers properly Ind
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-11
NEWS ITEMS.

The members of the Jersey City
board of public works were acquitted
yesterday.
At the opening of Princeton college
yesterday President McCosh delivered
the address. Profs. Bracket, Eddy,
Cornwall, and Hunt were added to the
faculty for the new year.
John George Loepsinger, Prussian,
aged fifty, committed suicide by taking
arc 1ic at his house in Cornes street,
Newark, yesterday. Cause, depressed
spirits, the result of continued illness.
The chapel of Seton Hall college was
the scene Of brilliant wedding yester-
day, being that of DIR. Corrigan, a
brother of Richard Corrigan, and Marie,
daughter of Eugene Plunkett of South
Orange. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. James Fl. Corrigan, ano-
Their brother of the groom.
Senator Ramsey has returned his back
pay.
The Athletics beat the Bostons in
PhiladelL hia yesterday, ten to four,
The Inter State Industrial exhibition
in Chicago will open on the 25th in
slant.
The number of persons liable to tax
alton in Philadelphia is 1853, DIG, being
an increase of 1850 over last year.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-11
A RAT rAI1 FOR A FLY BRUSH.

The Whitehall Times is the authority
for singular rat story. There is in the
village of Whitehall little girl who has
peculiar pet. Every day she goes in
to the woodshed and with her own
hands feeds rat that she has succeeded
in tanning. The animal does not seem
to have the least fear in the little ones
presence, but let any other member of
the family approach and it disappears at
once. Not only does the rat receive
favors, but also returns them. For not
long since the mother of the little one
was surprised upon returning to the
room she had left for few moments to
find the gray pet seated upon the cradle
near the child's head, brushing the flies
from the little ones face with its tail.
The father was summoned, and both
parties witnessed the novel sight for
some minutes. But what is stranger
still, this tending the baby has been
repeated several times, when the child
in its cradle was placed where the ami.
NAL could reach it without encountering
any one else.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-11

The Temperance party in Wisconsin
is elated by recent dicision by the
Supreme Court of that State. A case
was brought up to test the legality of
the new law, which is similar to the
Ohio law, requiring liquor dealers to
give bonds to pay all damages arising
from the sale of intoxicating drinks.
The court decided that the State is en-
powered to prohibit liquor selling or to
permit it, according to its pleasure, and
if it permits it, it may qualify the per-
mission in such manner as the Legis-
lature may deem proper. The law was,
therefore, pronounced constitutional.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-11
Insurance.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE co.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY.

AMOS CLARK, JR., President. JACOB DAVIS
Vice President M F. CORY, Secretary.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-11
WTHLIAM BELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLORIST.

Cor. Mary and Walnut street. near jefferson Park
Particular attention paid to all orders for Rose
buds. Bouquets, Baskets Of Flowers. Funeral
Wresths. Crosses. Anchors, etc. Florists sup
Piled Prompt attention given to orders. very
hne assortment OF every kind Of beautiful Plants
for identifying the flower garden. Please give
Mr.. Bell call and see his handsome stock of
plants
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-11

GET your Job Printing done at the Eliza
VI beth DAILY Monitor Job Printing House,
New Nos. oil and 2i3 Broad street, opposite
West Grand.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

Hr THiNEs lie HAS RECEIVED "vILE AND
MEAS" IHEATMRNr-HE INDIGNANTLY
DENIES WHAT He WAS not CHARGED
WITH And ADMITS THE ONLY CHARGE
THAT WAS MADE.
MILFORD, Nov. 18th, 1873. Editor Of
STATE JoWHal;-SR; Being out Of the city
1 did not see the article in YOUR Issue oil
Thursday last, purpouing to be au ac.
count of an interview with Mr.. Samuel
VI. Harrington in relation to selecting the
jury at tae last term of the United States
Cifeuit Court, until last night
canuot conceive what motive either
You or Mr.. Harrington eau have in SC
iuisrei res"nusg the facts In this case a,
/ to lead my fellow citizens TO infer that
4 was a party TO any dishonorable act OF
unjust proceeding in this matter. The
motive at least could not have been d
I goo one.
Now, sir, [ wish space in your paper t,
iuiorw th' lmbllc.wnich, You have nlislud
that d,d nof summon ~ designate TIA
pDV ar c.y 41mb.r = o. On the con
Irary ! tO'a Spri1l care not 10 do the yer,
act that you q, Hf. Harrington hay
degraded so'~'"'ves n charging me with
How vi' and moan such treatment is
leave A- pub to ivGge.
Very Especially,
d. :. PKu1TYNAN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

THE RETIREMESr or Two or THE MEN
BEERS TESTIMONIALS OF ESTEEM.

rHr RETIREMENT or Two or THE MEN,
BEERS TESTIMONIALS OF ESTEEM.
A number Of scholars and teachers Of
Union VI. +. Sunday school, assembled
Ing the ischool room Sunday afternoon
TO testify their appreciation of the labors
of Miss Lena Anderson, Of the Bibe
class, and Miss Laura Postles, teacher Of
she Infant class, who are about to remove
from the city.
Mr.. solomon llersey spoke Of the ben-
eff and advantages of the Sunday school,
aud at the conclusion Of his remarks, on
hcha Of the Bible class, presented Miss
Anderson with certificate, neatly
printed, and handsomely framed, of the
esteem IN which she was held by the
scholars and teachers of the school.
MIR. john @. Kelly received the gift on
behalf Of Miss Anderson, with a few
/ brief remarks.
/ The school then Joined In singing
"Sweet BY and By
/ Prof. Allen presented like certificate
on hehall Of the school, to Miss Laurl
/ P0stles, teacher Of the Infant class, an,
il was received on her behalf by Nj
Robert II. Mcdaniel.
| The Infant class sang "llarvest Home,
land an address, delivered by Rev. MI
iiill, concluded the exercises.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

EPISCOPAL STANDING COMMITTEE
The San ding Committee OF the Diocese
of Delaware, met Tuesday morning. IN
the study Of It's Secretary, Rev. Mr.. Latl-
mer, and passed the following prCamhles
and resolution
Whereas, The church IN this Diocese
has SUSTAINED a vtry serious loss in The
dealt. Of william Thompson Read, ESQ,
lato Secretary OF the Standing Commit
tee, which took place On the SOth OF Jan
nary, last ptsti and
WHEREAS, the long continued, ahlt
and faithful services Of the said WiNnu
Thompson Read, Esq, have TENDED
greatly. under tod, to the igrtherance %
the Interests Of the church in thit
Diocese, Therefore
Rgoigfd That we record one deep re-
grct at his death, aud our testimony Il
his worth as a gentleman, christian
and an experienced aud judielous mem
Der Of this body.
A testimonial Of consent was signed @
I the coutectat,Ou % The Rev. John y
/ spauldng, d. d., rector of s.. Paul.
/ Church, Erie, Pennsylvania, as Mis-
/ sicuary Bishop Of Colorado, Wyomiu
/ and New Mexico, to hli the yacanc
/ occasioued by the death Of the RI. Res
George NJ. Randall, d. d.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

tng 10 the day OF said election. and escorted
'Ne'n 70 SSH hnpus oHce 10 the Custom
iluubr huillWe. thi kent Tho m Aii shi /;
that said Dunn furnished said peisnus 80 lfh
fraudulent tax receipts for the purpose Of
enabling them 10 vote that said Dunn
gave them plot Of the city showing tho
various voting precincts, and sent some Of
SAID persons to a voting place In Appoquin-
imink Hundred for the purpoae Ct stealing
the ballot boxes that said Du m furnished
TO said persons liquor during the night they
remained in said Dunno ONCE. and that on
the evening Of said election day this depo-
nent heard said Dunn publicly boast how
many times he had caused said persons 10
vote AZ said election.
Signed, HUMPHREY MoRaow.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
DlsrHICr OF DELAWARE IS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me on
this 3ist day Of October A. ID. 1873.
Signed HANSON HARMAN,
| 4. $. Commissioner for Delaware District.
Chagre 10. Offering money to obtain
the ceitifcation and payment of a false
and fraudulent claim upon the govern
meat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22
ron In the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG

The PeTTtUiG25 syrup. q Protect
al Solution of Me PTOtO.Uide Or
IRON. Is so combined as to hare
he ci,drdcterpf az GtineRt, as
'QSify digesteH amt dsStniH0teW
Tifh the blOOd as the simptest
food. n increases ne qadHtHy
If Natures Oign IfdtisiRg
1Oent, Iron la the blood, aud
;lIFes So thousand u.s." simply
JVT'OnilfO APP, hUiOOFdtillg ana
PifQiisiHg the System. Inc en-
riched and Uit0iised blood per-
ncdtes eVeiD part Of The OOdy'
repairing damages and qrdste'
iedFchiRg out morbid secFc-
ions. aud tearing nothing JOf
disease to feet HD0P.
This Is the secret Of The ipOh-
leyJ'ui sUccess Offhis remedy H
llrtiaO Dyspepsia, Liver Com
lIaint, Drcpsy, Chronic Diar
'hCea, BOilS, Nervous Affections
hills and Fevers, Htimors
Loss of Constitutional Vigorl
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
md att diseases originating 40
/ bal state of the blOOd, or Gc-
/ Omp0nied 6y debility or a ton
tate Of the system. Being JFee
rom Alcohol, IN any form, as
,ncFOisiItJ effects are not JOt-
Ol0eI JD corresponding reGc-
ion, bit are peFD1G itcHt, hJH-
ing strength, UiDOF, and netO
I Ire into al parts Of tie 5Bsteh'
md JNitdiiiO zap az Iron Com
ttitUfiOn. ,
INOHsOHf's hare been cHail0e@
~ the dse Of This remedy, FROM
te0k, SICILY. suffering cred5,
ares, TO strong. healthy, ana,
IappU men and aComc1t; ana
g:UO{ids cannot reasonably heS-
tate TO 0ive 10 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
/ IAN SYRUP OIOU's SJs Zee glass;
Pamphlets Free.
ETH ". FOWLE & SONS, ProPfietors'
No. Milton Place, BOSTON,
eoLD ny DRsSbIsT GENERALLY.
44afua
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

tan iug eth 90 9 ksuAA, November lith lttA
ar de. s suil'It 'g il ~ mn Ytfk and Ws.l
l Isi' ion Pliaieiphia CONNECTS Tor la'itsas.
MS1iIY s ans .ayS Bao SS's y S so G,s
w. apa ' f i,e dy % III 'Pn NJ NaP
fram Philadelphia will run "a Tuesday. Weines-
/ dav f,Idny and saturday only
SOUTHWARK
] Trains from PhirdelphiI viii Irayetba Drpot.
rnfU,,r ~ itrsnd Street aud Wa-lit.yt.n ,t'.,.
asisliowt. For "''"''
! F'fi, Firhth street z Co. 10 n , d., . 10 .,
] % 10 4 a. +, u q a. % ST. d. bi.f ii Ia n N
w. 'i5''.'l b. 2fii q 10 D. ,d a. " 49, 4v'
i s = e. e. 10 w i H. i' a. ~ "' 2o 49,
PaUnell 7oj ,.N 20 %. q in.;l2a. $50.
a. 4lsI. O. o.. % .ei ll .u.f ii a. r =. M '
! Bithv ul = .lI ~ .ti o. al !. 10 . %. 4 to
la. H:.i. DO ifll a. D.. M ~
a. 19'52a ii'. T. , ij y Il "a l4'"' 80
Glen llen. 20, D. ~ g m., ia@ 2O.ao'
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If'iaef =. 10 w. a. n''2'o' 4~' as 80
] "a = .,i tn .o. 90, 60 at t.., 80 . 90
I i''"WW ''"' 'N -''N' "'. o. 49, " o.
t'y@gpi'ii &. & 3D. 4. i' 30 d" "'2o ioo 3d.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

ARRESTED ON SUsrICioN.-Iw1 men
named Ilambright, from Lancaster, Pa,
but representing themselves as commis-
,lou men from New York, were arrested
on shipley street Saturday 10y officer
Whe.au and constable Ward.
Alnnzn Hanbught, one Of the
arrested men, sometime ago IL
company with another robbed a
house in Lancaster Of about SoOJO In
bonds. lie was arrested but ESCAPED
rri.on before being tried, hut his accom-
piicc Ya- sent to the plnilcutary. The
fact OF The arrest WIS tele-Faphed IL
Lancaster and an answer was returned
CHAT lt present he IL not wanted there
The prisoners were discharged.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22


Sworn to and subscribed before me on
this alst day Of October. A. d. 1873.
Signed HANSON HARMAN,
q. $ Commissioner for Delaware District.
Chagre 10. Offering money to obtain
the ceitihcation and payment of a false
and fraudulent claim upon the govern
meut.
UNITED STATES OF AMPRicA.
DisTRIcT or DELAwARg
On this 3ist day Of October, 1874 before
me Hanson Harman, a U. $. Commissioner
for the District OF Delaware, personally
appeared Frank A. Taylor, a citizen OF
me daly sworn, according 70 law. dcposes
and says that in the latter part of the year
1859 he was thea assistant Assessor OF
Internal Revenue for said district; that
while he WAS said Assistant Assessor John
NJ Dunn. United States Marshal for said
district. handed 20 this GepouCut a paper
purp'i ting to Be % claim against the United
Stqtes tog services ot said depouent -
waic hmAu au certain liquors seiged b. SAIL
Marshal aud atOr ] in the basement at the
United States Custom House, in Haid city,
hclonsiug, rs TIM dcpouont helicvea. a. Que
Beuiamiu y. a ns1n. and th1' said iohu
NJ bum ofereu 20 pay this deponcut htt
dollars n ais deponcnt would sign eail
PAPER and certify that said dcpcnent hNl
watched said liquor rs was 81 icd IN said
rlai "a .that tAi3 derOncut had % performed
SAID lDIf Ice N'.N ANhl htlA lAlNNa ANN NNN
heg.. watched BY any person; that this .iC.
poncut refused 10 certify ur sign The said
paper of 20 accept said money, and that
therelpon said Ouun remarked that hr
B would have mo- trouble 20 get some person
20 sign aud certify said claim, aud that sam
Dunn Afterwards stated 10 this deponeut
/ that person had signed and certified said
Signed, FRANKA TAYLOR
| uNlrKD SrArHs or AMERICA.
IlNT /
! Sworn to and subscribed before me ON
I this 5lst day OF October 4; D 1878
Signed, II. HARNANi
Charge II. Il is reported a, New Castle
| that you are making visits Of 5! mpaihy
( 10 die four persons Imprisoned on the
/ charge Of burglary wlth intent to rob
tie National Bank OF Delaware, and
that You are comsOuing with them, ana
that YOU stated to Sheriff Armstrong IL II
they were good fellows, aud begged him
to send IN whiskcy to them. If anybody
wants pinol VI this, let him ash shcuu
Armstrong.
what "A spectacle LOOK at the con.
trast b tween the conduct of the United
Slatcs Sheriff (Which you are) aud that
Of sheriff Armstrong, who, II Is needless
to say. Indignantly refused your request.
] have done for the present. IL VIII
depenl upon YOUR course or the course of
those Who are impeillng you TO The impru'
dent action which is bringing oul these
facts, wh0lher shall add anything here
after. BUT you KNOW THAT ny
QUlyER $ not EXHAUSTED.
Yours very truly.
SAM'L N. IlAERiNdroN.
Dover. DELAWARE, November Il, lsi2
. 10. "a "a rpuHlUf Wufl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

PuoNpT REspoNsF.-A letter was re-.
ceivoI by member Of the committee ON
organization at the recent meeting 10
devise monns to assist th5 reecy Gu
clo-ins two dollars and promising tnat
amount per week so long us needed.
THIS is TO the pont, and an eAuur,c
worthy Of general imitation. The con
irritation, we MAY remark, was tom one
oil orr Jewisu fcliow.cilizeps, sgsDmsiir
churty siug one Of their characteristics.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

THE OYSTER TRADE.--At Crisheld,
$1,000 bushels Of oysters are shucked and
packed weekly. To do this work, seven
hundred men women and children are
employed "a shuckers who5e wages aver
age about $40 per week.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

IT, SUPPOSED POISONING CAsE.-Tbe
Jury 800 the supposed roi-nnng case Of WI
CUTS ~ Little Creek Landing last week,
me. again on Saturday last, end heard
further tc-tiuony upoa The subject which
seemed 70 confirm tie suspicion that
WNcnus poisoned himself, moved thereto
by slIi ci1u Of bis wife's lnh1eiiiy. We
. Sc d II learned he exact terms Of the
verdict. but presume that it was subslan-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

killed BIT Deer, a colored man,
vas rrn Over Is locomotive at Crisheld
on Wednesday Of last week and instantly
killed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

o. U. A. M.-The members Of Junior
o. U. A. NJ, attended service at West
Presbyterian Church Sunday morning,
end listened to sermon by the Rev. j.
NJ. 2. Otts. pastor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22
U. S. MARSHAL DUNN.
Answer to his Denial Of Jury
Packing Charge.
OTHER SERIOUS CHARGES
Sworn Proof that he Brought
RepeaterS Here!
BRIBED FOR FALsBRETURN
FRATERNIzES WITH BURGLARS
rhe chnrge. Agninst Mr. Dunn.

REPLY OF MR. HAkkiNHfoN ~ MS - IN
LETTER NEW AND GOOD CHARGES sup
PORTED ny SAME EVIDENCE, &C.
Thu following letter FROM Samuel NJ.
Harrington, Esq.. needs no intrc ductlon
TO the readers vi STATE JougNAt, who
have read h, previous CHARGES and
Marshal Duun's reply;
WihNtsGroN- November II, 1873.
JcuN NJ. DuNS, Esq, United sta. -
Marshal. etc.-Dau So Your letter of
November s.h,in D. y 70 mine Of october
3Oth, was handed TO me- by the carrier on
the aft moon of November ilth, alter DO
had been printed o. t'e daily papers, IL
IS quite evident FROM tthat somebody has
been "creeping upQer your coEt-iaii, "
and has simply dscdyour name " publish
his h1mhast aud venom.
You may be sore it "a no pleasure &C.
me " expose vow official wrn-g-doing,
but that duty seou'ed 10 lill 10 my lot in
the line OF ny professional work, and ii
had to be performed regardless Of cOnse-
quences. 10 occupy position
vi hostility To lJu or 60 ANY man, hut
had You served your Government In your
present office a- honestly and faithfully
as You served 10 Ia the field, or haIt "a
energeticaly as you have served a patti
san clique Of disorgauzeTs TO which you
belong, You would have found in me "a
warm and constant irieud.
Tho issue between It's IS not whether
the Jurors selected were or were not
good men, nor can You answer or divert
me from the charges against yoN by
making II appear that have made
charges against NelA | have made no
attack upou their character. My clients
cause required an early trial, snd was
based upon such grounds OF justice as be
lievei, tina, was wllling TO 20 before any
twelve men who lad the semu.ance OF
fairness. But did not know until th'
Court adjourned finally, that members D
the larry had been summonei on BLANK
writs placed in lie bands Of Mr.. Petty
man aud by hm turned over to Mr.
Reyllle. who was himself on the juiy
or Won may De sure | should have called
tue v hole matter to the attention Of Tin
Court with strong words OF rcprobatiOl
OF your conduct.
have had Two general purposes IN M,
letter aud statement !. 10 show tina
tue mode of selecting jurors 10 tue U.
Courts In this district rs loose, imprOp'
and open 10 fraud. and needs amend
ment. 2. To show thai, bad as the mod
lie, YOU have made il infinitely worse b
actually Introducing Tue elements q
fraud asd injustice.
] presume that no question can b
raised as 70 the lrutliuuess Of the fit
point. IL is enough TO say that he -yi
TEN gives To ANY one man the whu
power VI selecting the Grand and Pct
Jurors, aud of putting on whomsoeyer
pleases. wlthou. c0auol, appeal or r.