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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-04

HOTEL ARRIVALS. November b, 1873
Rendrir ,Houss-.oJ r Sanders, Sanders
Depot; J. II Staines, Doko; A. Mann
Camden; j L Black, RidgSway; j VI
Vance, Cokesbnry; J Fl Witherspool
and wife, YorkviIle; Rev R T. Cooper
Rock Hill; Rev L II Law and two Oil
dren. Spartanburg; o J Harris. city
Rev J l. Martin. Abbeville; W Banks, j
L Wilson. M Moore, Miss Sue
Massey, W Fl Stuart, Fort Mills; Z
Harrison, Rock Hill; Wm. B Robinson
Chester; Z Barber, Smiths IT o; A
Evans, Winnsboro
Columbia Hotei-W Yates, Charlotte
@ NJ Douglass, Gafs:leu; T Robert
son, s G; j D Gardner, Jr. N G; r
Bass. Virginia; Chas Sivalls, Grea,
Eastern Circus; w u Kennedy. Mod
Cohen, Charleston; DR. S A Watson,
city; L Gordon BrickIsg, wife and two
children, Mrs 8 Morris. Richmond; J W
Simpson. Laurens; r Mays, Jr, Vir.
ginia; Is Strauss. Philadelphia; G F
Reab. Augusta; Thos 3 Jster, Union;
+ a Conner, Miss Julia Conner, Cokes-
bury; Mrs w w Smith and two children,
Arkansas; G J Caulk, Baltimore.
Wheeler House-T j. Carey, John E
Carey. Md; P Duffie, Charleston; John
E@l.on' I Ky; 2 S j Hayes, Lexington;
= > Adams. G A Kaminer, Gadsden; N
tsderlin,, N Y; Mrs Nathans, Mr. Ma
thans, Charleston; II 81 Colcock, Nj II
hutson. Port Royal; L Witt, T P Eells,
ONO; w Z Meredith, Z Hatcher, W,
Q IL A r Il; W T Woodruff. city; G r
Jones. n G; w Bradley, Ga; Eugene
Hall. \ q; u Is DeSaussure, city; Nj
Mickey, Abbsvills.
In the United Stutes District Court
on Saturday, Judge George 8. Bryan
presiding. George L. L. Kern, OF Hesse
Damstardt, filed his declaration of in,
tention to become citizen of the
Unlted Stntes. The Judge approved oi
-. j. Winn AS ussiguee of Robsrt S.
Heriot. OF Sumter, bankrupt. The pe
titl"n OF ID. j. Hon8h, bankrupt, to be
allowed to retain exempted property,
Vas referred to Registrar Seabrook.
In the case of the State as. William
Leonhardt, for violation of the Tupper
INV and It's re-enac.ments, tried at Spar
tauourg recently. tue jury, in q few
minutes, brought in u verdict of &C
quittal. This settled tho question il
Spartanbnrg. The solicitor entered 6
"oAe Pro@Im in oil the other smilal
cases.
The gin house uf Dr.. II. Il. Cooke
IN Beech Island, Was totally destroyed
by firo Oh Friday evening last. Mn.
Bales OF cotton we're totally consumed
The origin OF the fire seems to hav.
been from the carelessness of somebod,
III vsnturing among the intammaolt
material with n lighted candle.
IHE GRANGE AND PoKT ROYAL,-Las
week an Important grange meeting wa.
held in Atlanta, Ga. 1t was resolved
that the Atlanta grange would senc
5000 bales Of cotton by the Port Roya
Dominion line direct to Liverpool dur
Ing the present season.
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Guns and Pistols.

RESPECTFULLY inform
~ my friends and the public in
general that 1 have on hand
V%ell-scloctel stock of double
and single-barreicd GUNS, REpEATERS,
Shot Pouches and Flaaks. Game Bags, Caps
aud Ammunition, Toys of all description,
Walking Canes, and may other articles too
numerous 10 mention, which offer for sale
low for CASH departing done at short notice.
Also. Keys fitted. =. ". KRAFT.
Nov / At tho Sign OF the Big G,n
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Found,

A BUNCH OF KEYS. opposite the main
a entrance to the University grounds.
Catl for them ut the law Office vi MOORE s.
FAbEh, Main street, over SCOTS Bank.
Nov i 7.
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Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Compan nv.
Fresh and Choice Fruits.

Fresh and Choice Fruits.
MFRS. O. HOFFMAN, has just arrived
Ixl from Now York. whero she has been to
select FRUITS OF all kinds. G. Hoffman Il
Co. hayo at tho Market, and also at their
Littlo store. next door to Mrs. c. Reeds, a
full supply of FRUITS in season, as we'll as
canned. Also. Grapes and Nuts OF all vari-
cites. Sanr Kraut and Pickles and Candies
OF all kinds kept on hand.
Nov G. HOFFMAN i co.
0flce Columbia. Cas-Light Company.
4 meeting Of Board OF directors, tho
IA following lcsniution was passed and or
dcrou 10 be published tor the information of
cOnru:1"rs:
hcs"ired, That tho Secretary is hereby
authorized to discount from all bills paid
w!thin tive days fiom date OF notice five per
cent; aad thai. alter ten days, all bills
which may "cmain unpaid shall be listod and
placed in She hands of the Superintendent,
who shAl! procenl forthwith 10 shut off the
.;2ht from snch delinqnentS.
NJ: J JACOB LEVIN. Secretary.
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engineers, hremen, Eachinists and
blacksmiths have quit work. Somo de-
lay III trains has resulted, but the COM
pany has succeeded in supplying the
places OF tho engineers and fremen, SO
az not to interfere with the passenger
service. The company ordered twenty
per cent. reduction in wages. The en,-
ployees are willing to submit to short
time, bnt no decrease of per diem. The
company will not recede. There have
been no demonstrations by the en-
ployees.
NEW YORK, November 3.-A mass
meeting Of masons in this vicinity
passed resolutions protesting against
reduction in wages. 800 skilled English
workmen have gone home.
Philip r. Howard ordered two gun
ners from his promises, when the gun
ners shot Howard dead. No arrests.
5000 male anil female operatives have
been ousted in Patterson. The Eastern
division of the Erie Road discharged
DUO, and reduced wages. II is reported
that the President is arranging to i'm
port seven English engineers. at low
wages.
The Herald says it is stated pool has
been fbrmed among capitalists to aid
Clafin & Co., if necsssary--S5, 0O0, 900
having been raised for this purpose.
Owing to the inferior quality of the
lager beer manufactured in the brewer
les of New York and vicinity, retail
dealers have been shipping large guam
titles from Western cities for use here;
and the brewers feeling the heavy de-
Crease in their trade, on Saturday as
sembled in convention, to see what
steps could be taken to retain their Gus
tom. They were assured that they could
40 30, II they would manufacture bet.
ter article, which they agreed to do. but
VIII advance the price from 50 to $40;
they maintaining that good art ole
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Stock for Sale.

OtVCh IUI CGIe.
nN. TUESDAY. the 18th instant, at 10
" o'clock, 1 will sell, ut iblc outcry,
at De>hay's old shop, i'll Kichland Fork, to
the highest bidder. one Sorrel MARE and
one MULE, levied OH as the property of
Eurrel Bonhanl, to satisfy a lien given to
Robert Joyuer tor advances
Nov tn2 JOHN HUFF Trial Ju.t;cc
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inquiry among dry goods dealers to-
day showed their transactions are very
light Dealers are not encouraged to
press business, and sales are confined to
the slight wants of the current trude.
The failure of Hoyt. Sprague g. Co. has
had depressing effect. and rumors set
afoat about Olafin & Co., have suff1ced
to bring the dry goods trade almost
to standstill. One dealer said to-day
that Strengthening was about the only
thing now taking place. This dearth OF
trade, it is thought, will continue until
# can be definitely ssoertained that the
difficulties will be overcome. In this
event business will take fresh start i'm
mediately.
"A visit to the Offices of the different
ocean steamship lines, this morning,
proved that the export trade was never
in better condition than it is at present.
Most all the steamers leaving this port
to-day, are laden to their utmost capaci.
ties, and rates were never, as q general
rule, higher than now. The import
trade has fallen away to almost nothing,
and steamers arriving here are often but
half full. This falling off is especially
noticeable in the amount Of dry goods
imported. The above refers to the trade
With Europe. The trade between this
city and Havana has almost beon killed
by the existing monetary stringency.
People in Havana are buying nothing
here but the merest necessaries of life.
The price of sugar in Havana is lower
than tho actual value, and holders re-.
fuse to sell, consequently there is no.
thing for steamers or sailing vessels to
do.
On inquiry to- day at freight Offices of
lerding railroads, it was ascertained that
their freight business was suffering
severely from the financial disturbance,
and that in many cases the railroad com.
pani's we're largely cutting down their
expenses ,pyn reduction OF. wages and
the discharge of workmen:.
The bankers OF the Kansas and Pa
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~ ooHS - ~. ~, NoFemOer O.-J.
Nicholas Doyle. formerly resident of
dny night with his wife Yesterday
dead IN the street, and afterwards shot
and killed himself. Jealousy was the
Cause.
SELMA. ALA. November 3.-Qnaran-
tine restrictions against all points ure
removed.
NEW York, November 3.-As M ovi.
dence of hard times in this city, it is
stated that the pawnbrokers are doing
four times the amount OF business they
were doing few months ago, and,
owing to the scarcity OF money, are
giving less than thi of the value of
the articles presented.
Irving, who has been confined on a
| charge OF comrlicity in the Nathan
murder, has at last made confession,
which is in the hands Of Superintendent
Matsell, who has perused it, and de-.
tailed several men to work on the hints
and suggestions contained in the docu-
ment.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
today received despatch from their
agent, announcing the wreck and com
rlete loss OF the IErial. which has bean
running between Yokohama and Hong
Kong. Tho passengers were savui. The
Erinl was one Of the Oldest stenmcrs of
the company, and was valued at $50, 900.
Some forty or more brick. layers and
masons resisted the reduction of I2ls
per cent. in their wages by the en-
ployers this morning, and turned ont on
Ia strike.
The Treasurer of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company has issued Il
circular to the bond. holders, in which he
says the only way to re-estnblish the
credit Of tho company is to fund its
floating debt i'll income bonds, to be
paid out OF the net earnings Of the road.
The company has authorized the issue
Of seven per cent. twenty year income
bonds, to the amonnt OF $l2, 600, 600, to
DO used in retiring the ilouting debt and
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Gas Bills for Month of October.
CpNSCMEES will please attend to the
" payment OF their piIls without DELAY.
JACOB LEVIN
Sec. .ad Treas. Coiumta Gas Light 90.
Nov
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Memory tends the past, action the
present, determination the future.
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castle Of lradch;n, in Prague, and then Il
Goritz, far away in lllysia, where he dee
in peace and piety in 50. Thi~ Is -N". )
All thi, while pear .rsdcd' Louis Phi
lippc, the citizen king. was working h> way
along to 1913 in the oCl manneT which has
made him in his zenith AID his cell Away
seem a comcl figure. The year 1913 was :
shaking up time all over Europe, and when
the barricades were sha';cn up in Paris he
found that this crown WAS shaken of his
head. Glad that his head did not f1liow tho
crown. he fled. and another OF tho 'annolnt-
cd was added to the lf,; ofi;allic soyerel IN
whose light was snuacd ort in c::ilc. Ih"
is No T. He died qui, tiy at Tiarcmoni, i"
England. in 1850 abou' ;wenty nile: from
ChiSelhur>t. where Napoleon III. diod. in
pain and exile, yestcrd; Y mornin-. This i
40. ). The two men Who wore ;hc;: k;h. i
or imperial crowns for .hout eighteen ye%r-
each had many experiences IN conmon. early
hard>hirs, later luck Al i final disaster.
We can. therefore. c,rntup iiye IN march
zeal wrecks from France alone in the nine
teenth century-jhre Napo,cons. one
Bourbon. and one Or,c:uj-i. vi IN shall h"
thcncxt: Governmcn; b. the roorl" is de-
nnuncci by monarchist a}l inpcriali>t al.Ic
a> unsafe goyernmcn' ~ the ann"In;ed
seems. however it nj gh he foy the peopl".
rather unsafe for the k;neS. Carlyle colc-
brates the First Napolc'n'> whit Il GRAY"
sh,t :" Hugo tell Us Of ;hcThifd Nrpo'can'-
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Sl B$cKrrlON Rates
A SCRAP FROM HISTORY.

CAPTIVITY AXD DEATH CT MARY, QrE+N
OF ScorS. For nine years Mary stuart fe'
Inan> Il prisoner under Guard. wearing away
the weary hours with "n,edewoIk, with
DOS. with turtle doves. and Barbary fowls
She cooi> her feyerish impotence t. the last
by 4 mao sa!op in io;r weather after the
hounds The confinement - not severe, but
the torture is nsupportab!" toi the hope OF u
de.iycrance is never quencned. elizabeth
never announces definite purpose concern
H. her royal prisoner. probably never ha,
one, For nineteen years both captive and
cantor are made miserable Ly plots and coun-
,e'r!ots: aud whether N"ry in prism or
Nary =; larec is the more dangerous to the
security O, pr,te>tent En"l,nd is Il question
: hard to decide tha, Elizabeth never fairly
attempted 70 determine it.
II length plot is uncovered more deadly
than any that has preceded. Half score
of a,,Assins band themselves together to at
tempt Elizabeth's life, and 30 put Catholic
Mary on the vacant throne. The blessing
Of the pope IS pronounced upon the enter
prise. The Catholic powers Of Europe stand
ready to welcome It's con~un:na'ion. Mary
gives her cordial appreciation. "Thc hour 4
dc!iverance." she writ, cXutin@ly. is at
hand Bu, b i lad t. counter plots. In
the diplomatic service IF i,lrnc there l. no
:, nseni,u. So 4, Wa,>;u9aam. Elizabeth :
Prime Minister. Every letter Of ,'iasys
is opened and copied by h agents before
sent to its destination. The conspiracy Is
allowed to ripen. Thea. when all is ready
for contamination. the leaders are arrested,
the pot is brought to the light Of day.
Mary. with all her faults never knew
fear: no craven heart was hers. The more
d,nccrous was she because 50 brave. She
bat,,es FIR her lie with herosm well wor
thy mob.er ratugc-battie, 10 the ia,'.
,h1ueh there is no hope She receives the
sentence of death with the calmnes> Of true
courage. hot despair. With all her treach-
ery. never recrtant t. her iIlth,--never but
once. when her infatuated love Of Boutwell,
swcrved her from it for !cw short weeks
she clin., t. the crucifx till the very hour
Of death. Almost her last words are word:
of COURAGE to her friends. Weep not,
Size SAYS: Il have promised for YOU. Her
yory la,, are a psalm from lcr prayer book
" In thee. O Lord, have put my trnst.
And then she kay, her head upon The blo.k
is peacefully q ever She laid 1t upon her !li,
low. W "eriz4ied. wrinlhl Old woman.
Int in the full bloom of ripsncl wonanhood
forty five no imore-Nary Stuart PAYS "n
the scaftold at Fo'he.ineay the penalty Of
her trcachcry ~ ihmburg
The spirit of the stern ci2 Puritan is ~
i>Gel. and the r.rhccy of the GOOD Dock
receiyeo'a lcw and pregnant lldstFati"n--
~ Nho-o shcdicth man', l.. i. Is nam shall
lis blood be .hcd -N'.Y.r'S .fga.'"e.
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The monkey. evidently determined not TO
yield without 4 desperate struggle. gathered
all The available soda bottle@ and boxes and
chunks cl wood about his stronghold, and
Inon ihc advance of the balkeeper and his
command hurled his missiles toward the en-
cmy with great rapidity and precision, and
as long as the ammunition held out. he could
not be dIslodscd. finally Jim was brushed
with club and persuaded to keep quiet
The strcng smell Of liquor that pcrmcated
thc air caused the barkeepcr to loo;; around
with anxiety, ard we'll he might. Jim had
enptied whisky and brandy upon the floor,
treated SUSIE 10 wh;skey until she succumb-
ed 80 lis cfftcts and Vas in u bcastly state Of
intoxcaticn, and had iiilei all tho bottles
with saw'iust The damage amounting to for
u drlars. Mr. l'incy no longer takes al
interest in the monkey: but will chccriully
i've iniolmaton on the subject to persons
Il al in1Gir:nY tam # mind or direct theta
TO Robinson. the '!ropical curiosity man.
Of Washington street. with whom jim and
Susie alc residing.
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y SUrpLN CHANGE OF ItIND.--A few
days ago. = ,all rough-lyoking mountaineer
entered lie Mon Railroad ticket office at
N'ny"r. and through mistake. purchased 4
:, hct ltr New loik -. the Kansas Pacific
ile. N,cn he wanted t. 90 over the mon
!'ap,ic. lie did not discover this fact until
alter the ticket had been paid ior, and OH
kin, he agent - chang il. he refused II
60 SEQ.
'.Ior won't change this ticket then. won't
,.u."
~. sir, replied the AGENT "you have
y,,'r ticket. AID have the money for ii. and
II yol want Il kct over the other route
you vii haye to buy it,
Very Gaictly de stranger twisted his tick
ct Into = s:nall roN very serenely he drew
from under his RIGHT coat tail six shooter
4bout the dimension, ofsmountain howitzer:
c,oly and deliberately lie stuck the twisted
:.cket into tho muzzie of that Six-shooter,
and sticking that ugly looking thing through
tie little square window Of The ticket office.
4..d aino.t in the agents face and speaking
in the tone that left 10 doubt of his deter
mlnat.Qn. said:
'.>tran.cr. :hAr's hat ticket take it your
~c,f and change It. or III blow it clean through
YOU.
The Ticket vas CHANGED Immediately. and
w:ihca' auE ,aoFe words from the agent. and
tue hon..:ainelI w"Ia,d AVA saving: II
ie.. though; coa.d induce him 10 chan4c
HI lind q lcete
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! RIEEDING FANiLr-TuE STORY OF \
PHyHclAX.-A singular story Is told by Il
'iilbridse physician Of Rufus Mitchell: aged
thirty who recently bled 10 death from Il
s!i@ht cut IIc was one Of those unfortu-
nae men WHO bleed from the SLIGHTEST
.craich # tie skin. and las many times lain
AID bicI til ], seemed that the blood had all
rcH ou,. aid tk,n lie would gradually rcco-
'"r. This tin.e tie cu, WAS quite large: aid
he lived but = few hours there is some
;hing remarkable about this family who are
lcre termed as the bleeding family None
b., the males bleed, and ;hey are the sons of
females Of the same family. For instance,
man In: left children; none Of them will
tirel, but If the girl; should have boys in
their family they will be Of the bleeding
kind. bnt the boys are themselves free and
their families will be the same. [ cannot ex-
plain This. have rractiecd in this family
i,r uoie than twenty yeais During this
tine number Of them have died from this
c.use and others Of them lave blel: often
d1n4crcuSl;'
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decorating its walls with red tape, when a
udden and violent whirlwind swept oil the
claims IN I'll il. Iusty majesty. and career.
ing down he I'uici road. encountered this
unfortunate tcnt i moment more il rose
in thc air Ike 4 balloon. the astCunded tent
maker vainIy haI. .:ing to its ribs. seeing it
was bound to 60 up. he dropped cut like an
apple from tree. I'p it went whirling with
riehttui yelocity. and pursuing the course
of the road until it knocked ii9rccly against
the gable of neigLboring cantecn In went
the roof, whlc ont came the inmates. amidst
the smash %! bottles and the running ofbran-
d.. On aud on. rouMd and round went the
tent. until, :pying Il iaunty little canvas
house which dcfed wind and rain. in fit of
jealousy il Went into it, and with 4 Grand
smash both 10y III ribbons on the Ground.
while thc is-ri>;ed ;cnt-nakcr settled bill
f;r two rnircl honcs. instead of being paid
r,f erecting Gne.-irom "i.iic in Diamond
;e!&,. by Albert I. Coleman. in H'rH"''S
HtJo.6,' .or February.
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Fight with a Kangaroo.


Kanoaroo huut;ro tLnuoh not allooc,hn,
lackinn spca Of dancer which piyr, tho
,rooto,. yas. - o.t;v, s,,o,,s :. however
usually Indebted i:,r if f. the natural difi, ,l
ties Of Iii, co,mtr, ridden o.cr and coonc>s
oucL eve for oycrbar.;no br,nchc. and
staunch and Knowing hor<e to deal with
fallen ti.nber. are. therefore. generally sn.li.
cicn; to enable .hc .nort~,nan ; bag his
came and insure Linn aeainst :, ..sp;u'-the
only danger to which his authorizations carry
him when selt;rg forth on his excursion.
But the seA.le and harmless kanY,roo s,,!c
times assumes tn, asi,cei ol formidable
old ..an. and then ilc c!,as, becomes a
v,rv different m".ier. involving sucI, little
,.nl,)rasartn,ssc, IL. squeezed and lrai;led
I..,. scratched ho.Sc$. and turn c,othc>. y =
hals skins.
(, ch an experience of~c:t,l:nea 'T.l:qr''
vas furnished t. three Inclcwaol sport.men
IN Wednesday last. Will. ont lan., Iaoinc
On Bo.rt Hrn Thov fonr,i , lay.r a.oh og
,nc animals and Killed one and then turned
,hnir attention TO ,,ro ,,lar boorcr stand.
:m., ,c.rIv seven f;..., Liol which Glor rnt
n fr,n H.. r.st rr :, t:,r f..,, mal.;n..,,,,.
l;.r..:,i..r to make nr i, ,,,,..,.,,l .. 900 T..
rra ,iay -. his a-sailant> a,1 l;.,,',>,,v
rushed n..n the nr.. h,,~.,,on .rM e..
,,o,> nm. sod +, him Tv, ,rt,o 1,..s,, re
i,,.ar,, ,1..: fw. ..hor- r.r. c.,'.,- a,,l
~, rrl w.. . ,,r,ll ,.r,;o, ,,A.l, W.. ,ln
ou'y one o, the j,.,,.,;... ,,r,, lb, III r.l
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The Degradation Of the United States
Senate

five should seek the r.ason This IN any
single fact We should f"il to ind the ca.l>e.
The degradation is more apparent than the
methods by which it wa 'ml'ii>hod. | lac
disturbed and leplor;,be condition of t"c
South growing out of ,hc @uoranro "! Che
freed people, the usml .lion If the carpet
Lag-cr,. and the ticn},sl.ness "i n" hu
NluX Is one oi the h.r-, potent "i' i..c ra.i-
s">. Bu. the ncw aul mrm: Fl 'hH "a
states, ~ we'll as the reconstructed .;.a'.
have weak and bad men IA tic S,i.t.. We
can readily understand why Pa';tla"u. Ii"
mex Senator from $"u;'I Carolina. Va" cT-
lccls Il seat in the next 'on-r,es >h"u'I hc
accused of bribery. u aYt noi surprised
that G'or9,l, Florida al \|a14'ua ~ r,i'-
resented. in lNrl hy ucn whcse a,t.;;naQnt
d. not include he three ii.'s--rcltn@ III
:iugald' li,hmetic Even in t." cas- 81 H.
tn. + trhar -. We saw nothing t. r11v''
a,.y crave fears tor the tia;y o. or iist,:u-
tons But if it is Sug,r.tei tliat Senators
from New York, Ehol. I.lanl AID Prl.n-
,ylvauia. Indiana. Iowa. Nebraska. or Kan
sa>. have obta;ncd their !accS h; thcc'rrult
u,e Of moHey. or tArot-h the influence 81
railr'ad OF other corporations. wc !ay We!
be alarmed lnvestiaat on would develop
state Of facts aS d:sgl9celul as has been
shown in relation 10 maiy prominent Loa &
the Credit Mobilicr. Pobably fifty out of
the seventy four Senators obtained their seats
by purchase We know . many eases whc:c
the allegation Is openly n.adc ami has never
been denied hy the accused statesmen. !,
Is seldom that any inquiry l. instituted. even
where the charges are ,ari1nS and. w'sn
it is done, it is genera To- wlilew".h the
criminal
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30
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