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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

of kANSAS. <ss
DoNIrHAx COUNTY,
In the District Court far Donphan County State Of KAnsa
stephen riekard, Plaintiff
Alfrss Ss;,i- a. clu,;ss = G;.,sr1 End Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
~ March, A. d. Iss3 between the hours Of tern O'Clock
A. NJ and four o'clock r. NJ Of said day. the door the
Court House. in the City " Troy I'm Doniphsn County.
State Of Kansas orr for SALE public aurtin for cash.
the following de.cibed real estate wit: Sixty
of of the soBfh side Of the south east quarter Of Section
twenty three. c1 Of Township four 90 Of Range twenty
ELI beginning at the southrss stone of said
quarter --cii"n and running hundred and sixty rods
Ia the southwest of said quarter section thence
north sixty rs stone thence east hundred
and sixty r's q thence south sixty ro1
the plee of beginning situated In Ionphan County State
II Kansas taken the property of Alfred Chatter and
Retie " Clutter and offered for sale t0 the highest bidder
far cash. satisfy certain Judgment and costs Of
ord i'm the District Court fos Douphan County, In the State
Of Kansas which Stephen Pekard Is Plaintiff and Al
fred A. Clutter and Rette v. Clutter are Defendanf.
Ie13.
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN.
Sheriff VI Dvniphan County.
February 9Th. is73-sw. PRS fee. eiaoo.
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~ For the information of the editor Of the
Oskaloosa Independent, we refer him to our testi-
mony before the Caldwell Committee. We prob
ably know AS much about it as those whs swear
that somebody else told them thus and We
wilrsay that all evidence given before that Com
mittee duplicating u.s. was false; still, those who
wish to believe it, keep chewing it over and over,
week after week. Concerning the York matter,
the opinion we expressed of York, is the same rs
that of many leadig papers all over the country,
that have no interest in the matter Does the
Independent believe they act from the same mo-
tives that il insinuates dot If not, why are
we dishonest in expressing the same sentimental y
The truth is, the Independent charges, by insinla-
tion, what our enemies speak out openly.
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~ A bill is before the Legislature, providing
for registry of voters before any general or spe-
cial election. That would he nuisance, which
we trust the Legislature will not infiict upon the
State. The bill was originally intended to pro-
vide for registry or'yin dSssts
That would be well enough; for such elections
arr grand frauds. But there is necessity for it
in other elections. 1t has several times been
tried in Kansas, but always resulted in disfran-
chsing more legal voters than 1t kept out illegal
ones.
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ale came ont and told me Pomeroy would he
at liberty very soon and then Col. Martin, of the
Atehison Champion, would wink to me when
to enter."-[ Yark's testimony.
He that winketh with his eyes causeth sor-
row.-tProy. X: 10.
Is there any secret thing with thee! and what
do thine eyes wink mt f-tJob XIV: l2
The editor Of the Ckdmpioa left for Washing
last evening to explain before the Pomeroy inves-
tigating ommittee.-4fekisos Patriot
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE d hereby given that will the l2fh dsy Of
N March, A. d. ie7a at O'Clock. p NJ. Of said day at
Elwood In Donphan County. State II Kansas offer for
sale public auctis for cash. the following described
personal property % vit Locomotive Engine No.
ked St. Joe d. c: r r; aso Locomotive Engine No. T.
marked ST. Joe. & d C. r K Taken the property of
the Saint Joseph Denver City Ralrnad Company. and
offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
certain Tax Warrant in hands Sheriff Of Doni
phan County State of Ksnsas issued the County Treas
If said County besring date January llth. ls7l
Given under my hand this 26th day Of February A. ID.
1879. SAMUEL MAQUILKEN.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
February n 1e73-2w. Prs fee. e.
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(Eor he CkisE)
RaraeF., Rr0aeetive Uai0a.

FoBo8tB' GtOs1NshvO SohOos
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP February s5th. liza
EDITOR CHIEF :-Pursuxk tn previous notice. large
number Of Of Washington Township met at Mount
Airy school house. Friday evening" February 2st fur
tho purpose Of forming Farmers Protective Union The
meeting organized by the election Of Peter Moore
President and Herman CIrist- Secretary. The object
being explained the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS Farming has been the poorest paying Of all
business Donphan County in proportion to the capital
and labor expended becomes farmers to
the causes and apply the remedy remedies to
the evils of which the ruling class Of the County,
the victims We would rnumcrate. Of the
which deprrss business the following. Too many per-
snns male and female who live without any visible
Of support; too many middle especially Of the
smaller huxtcr class that stand between the producer
and and alike injurious to both too many
rings combinations Of commercial to establish the
price products and also to establish and Ok the price
Of the commodities aud implements which must
sary and in the Of avocaiion
leaving voice Whatever In making the bargan
much exemption from taxation Of the property Of rich
poatons said corporations being allowed by law charge
oxorbant and oppressive rates Of fare for ourselves and
commodities their lines Of transit tao strong desire
drmasogues offices Of trust who claim he Of
political creed regardless Of their ability and inclna
tion to attend to our greater wants.
In view of the above facts and others too
here believe that hest interests demand
that should speedily possible organize ourselves
into association farmers Therfar~, be it
Resolved st That proceed to organize association
to known the Farmers Protective Union No. l. Of
Doniphan County. Kansas.
Resolved ID. That will give patronage snch
merchants only will bind themselves to sell such
goods " may want at per cent. above cost and
transportation and will require them show the cost
of their goods when asked to do by the constituted
sI,,r .ff II. ori.ts,u
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STATE OF KANSAS. L..
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fsarn Dos1ra.s sc cos11S. SASsAs' 3ss
In the District Court for Donphan County State II
John 3; B. Ellsdse' Plaintiff
Arnold Adler &
Sophia Adler, Defendanta
NOTICE IL hereby given that will ON the 2ath day Of
~ March. A D. ls73 At o'clock p NJ. Of said day.
the north door Of the Court House. in the city Of Truy
Donphan County state Of Kanaaa offer for sale public
ancticn for cash. the following described real
Wit: Lot No ten o In Block No. i've t3 in the original
town Of Troy. Dcnph.n County Kansas. Taken the
property Of Arnold Adler and Sophia Adler and offered
Tor sale to the highest hdder for cash. satisfy certain
Judgment and costa Of record In the District
Doniphan County IN the State of Kauaaa in which John
Eiese IL PLAINTIFF and Arnold Adler sad Sophia Adler
defradanta
Given under hand this 18th day af February A. d.
1e71 =. ---- SAMUEL NAQgUKES. -1
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
February q, lssJ-jw PRS fee. -
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NOTICE IL hereby given. that win the 18th day of
~ March, A. ID. 1873 At O'Clock p. NJ Of said day
ElWood in Donphan County. State Of Kansas offer for
sale At public auction 10 the highest bidder cash
following personal property To wit One
gine. marked St joe. Topeka r. r Taken the prup
erty Of the Saint Joseph Topeka Rarosd Company
offered tothe highest bidder for cash satisfy certain
Tax Warrant now in my hania Sheriff Of Doniphan
County State Of Kanaas issued by the Treasurer Of said
County. bearing date January 18th 1sT3
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Februsry A. D.
is73 SAMUEL MAQUILKEN
Sheriff of Doniphan County.
February q. f6s3-2w. Prs fee e.
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r. Charley Jones' is still here, waiting for Joe
Nixon to pay him hack the SO Of Thad. Walkers
money that Joe won from him :on the Senatorial
election two years ago. He finds time to contrib
ute to the columns of the Republican, to aid that
mighty organ in the good work Of demolshing
MS. Such n combination of mighty intelleets is
telling upon us. If Charley knows 40 much
about that s. OO0 why does he not tell it, for the
public soodi He will not be required to go to
Washington. Or, can he not tell the truth unless
he is under oath TO do sOf
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Washington letter-writer says Chief Justice
Chase's most intimate friends do not rrcognizc
him. From the handsome, snooth-faced. portly
man. he has become a tall. heavy, thin man, with
a yellow beard: his mind is clear, but his voice
is weak, and the thin lips qniver from paralysis.
He goes about the ghost of his former self
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

RThe Oxford Press tells of Wellington man late
ly who got mp early to build the kitchen fire, when
he was knocked down and robbed by couple Of
burglars. This is fearful warning to husbands
against the pernicious practice os getting mp and
buildirg fires, thus usurpng the functions Of
lovely woman.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

HOHEsT.-Dnnn Piatt, though cordially OPP
posed to Messrs. Wilson, Colfax, and Kelley. has
the grace to believe them honest. and says in his
Washington Capital: "The fact that after n
generation Of pnblic life. public life that has
been soI,er, hard working, and economical, n
g0d-sized army blanket would cover the pre-
lerty Of any Of them, is proof as strong as Holy
Writ that they are honest"
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AdministratoF's "A Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby given. that letters Of administration
N the eatste u Cornslius Doriand deceased late o
Doniphan County spted 70 the undersigned Henry
Of Kansas hearing date JzBusry sth le3 An persons
indebted the estate rcqnu IN make imniste SET
tilted that be preeentc for allowance with
in year after she date Of said tters they be pre-
ciied from any benefit II nd estate; and not present
ed within three year. after .a a.e they viii be FOREVER
barred. HENRY y. MACY, AdmnistFnfor
January l6 ,syy-Jw Prs fee, s.
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Henry Wilson says: 81 would sell all have
to-day to anybody. who will take my property
and pay my debts, fsr $500. This money have
saved during the last four years, by writing for
the New York IsdependeHG If had not written
for the newspapers. should now he 5000 or
sl0,O00 In debt. This is my financial condition.
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the teacher equal praise h due her pupils since no oth
school in the County, have observed those who were
attentive to their stadisa orderly In their do
pertinent
SCHOOL msrncT 80. H.
The school in this District being taght BY Miss Ce
mina Brown teacher Of considerable experience and one
vbo ranks high thorough practical educator II all
the modern appliances Of model are Of any
assistance to teacher then Miss Brown ought certainly
succeed in her present scao The inhahitants Of this
District believe that good comfortable seats and suitable
desks the necessary futurs of the and
have accordingly those Of the sscst patent They
aso think that teacher il better prepared to do good
work i'm the schoolroom without the necessary impe-
ments than the l.borrr te farm or in the work
shop; hence they have funi.hed all the needed appara
Again. the teacher in Of the opinion that the bare
walls of her scboooom incentive tn study and
has suspended cars moto~s and various kinda OF pc
ures all Of which present cheerful appearance ana TO
eve the tiresome monotsny atastefu to the young
SCHOOL DuTRsCf 20. <a
L D. Carpenter teachesa seven months term Of school
in this District elosng time in March He IL only
transient teacher in the County. and back I" his
homestead after the close Of his present term Mr.
Carpenter would his whole attention 10 the business
Of teaching he would bs In the front rank - good
plain practical educator. All that which
Of egosm does become the teacher, nor
calculated increase his usefulness Our best edocators
those who make atAp at dsPay much less affect
be what they not have only made enc visit to
Mr. Carpenters school therefore, am not prepared "a
report progrcsa But judging from the interest manifest
ed all the rec-taona the general department Of tho
pupils and the classdri convinced
that the school has BEEN q ssosesA.
SCHOOL DISTRICT xo q.
Mis- Katie Clswater has taught the school In this Dis
trct several In succession and. her pupil
nearly all Of German Rrsetage. ahe has had double
duty perfOrm-tlas IA sto teach her little German'
the English language a.S Aan the primary br.nchsa
Difficult has beea Miss Kasss task s her school vii
compare favoraby with any In the County. II otheI
School Boards would make point to retain g"od
er for number teBa instead Of changing merely fol
the sake ef variety Pablic sehoos would be mucf
more prosperous. More ANN.
D. D. ROSE Co. Sup't
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GooD MoyE.-A bill has been introduced in
the Legislature providng for the removal ut the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind Asylnms to Tope-
"a That is commencing In the right direction,
The otbsy State Institutions shcnld 60 there too.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

Robert Emmet, the oldest son of Thos. Adds
Emmett the Irish patriot, who died in New York
in 1s27, and the nephew Of the celebrated Robert
Emmett, died at his home in New York on Satur-
day, in the eighty first year Of his age. Mr. EN-.
met WAS for Q long time an eminent member Of
the New York har, and was formerly one of the
most esteemed residents of that city,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Mem from the effects of
Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood restored Nrr
debility cured Inpedments to marriage removed
New method of treatment New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free in scaled envelopes
Address HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
St PHILADELPHIA Pa may %. 72-Iy.
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- Poor York is getting deeper and deeper
into the mirc every day. One Of the latest rev.
Citations in the investigation at Topeka is that,
during the past year, there was dispute about
the title to portion Of the land on which the
town of Independence is located. York was ap-
pointed by the city to settle with the claimants
of the land. Their attorney agreed to settle for
$1,000; but York proposed to him that he should
ask 81 900, and he woud endeavor to have the
citizens Of the town raise the amount. They
would then pay the s., 900 demanded, and divide
the other s, ,OGO between them, as clear gains!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

~ In the United States Senate. the other
day, Senators Nye, CoRkln, and others took Occa-
sion to express their opinions of York, in way
far from complimentary.
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Tne Ka.... sssse Pri.sinx.

ToPrKA, February 2l.-The supreme court OF
this State, has issned writ Of mandamns reqni.
ring Z. s. Slower. President of the Senate, and
Josish Kellogg, Speaker Of the House, to show
the reason why they should not fnrnish Colonei
q. 8. Pr.aty his certificate of election as State
printer. The witt is retnrnable on the llth Of
March. Judge Nathan Price. of D.niPh:n Co1n-
ty, L. B. Wheat. NJ Leavenworth, and Judge
Hanback,, Of Topeka, ass Colonel Pro"fy's aftor-
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JCDAH r. BHNJAMIN.-Our readers have not
f"rgoften Mr.. Benjamin ex-senator from Louis-
lana, eS-eonfrtlerate traitor and now exiled from
his country fsr his eonntry's good. After the
collapse Of the C"nfetl-racy, like many others Of
the Southern leaders. he escaped tn foreign parts
Going to England he procured naturalization
there. began the practice of law. has already
been made Queens Council, and has assumed the
silk gown He is said to be in fair way to
promotion t0 the Bench.
Mr.. BENJAMIN is an able man, and has won
i'ctter fortune than any of his Confederate as
aneistee. England seenreh Benedict AFnoiA. and
the United Sfates were not iealous, sod she 10
equally welcome to Judah p. Benjasin.
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Sheriff's Sale. ,f.
STATE STATE OF rds!LS KANSAS ,ssl
In the District Court for Dunphan County State Of Kansas
J.B Eledgr. ! Pi.intin'
Ew Pe,sr..u ! Defendant
NOTICE h hereby given that viii the 18th day Of
IN February. d. is73 bfween the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. ~ and O'clock p NJ NJ said day at the door Of the
Cnrt House in the city " Troy in Donphan County State
cf Kansas offer M sale pubic anstion nr cash the fol
lowing described rral estate tn wit The east half Of the
SoutheAst fractional quarter II Section Tventyone f2 in
Township Two ) Of Range Twcnfyone. C2ij situated In
Doniphan County Of Ksnsss taken the property
of w. Petersa and ocre for sale to the highest bid
der for cash. IN sasy certain Judgment and costa now OF
record in District Court for Doniphan County in the
State of Kansa In which B. Eledge IL plaintiff and T.
W. Peterson In defendant
Given under ny hand. thi. sesh day af January. A. D.
issa SAMUEL MAQUILkES.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
January 30th ie73-sw. Prs fee, %.
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BARNIM AND THE EMPEROR OF ArsTRIA.-
Early yesterday morning NJ. Fabrr received
call mt the Girard House from the renowned
Snowman +. T. f,affnm. WIN is visit 3"
Philadelphia in pursuit of wonders for his great
travelling show. Within two hours VI. Faber
had given notice to the Emperor of Austria Of
his forfeiture of f2O for not exhibiting his tai
king machine at the Vienna Exposition next
summer and u contrart was signed by Mr.. Bar
num AGREEING to pay S2O,0O0 for the services of
Mr. and Mrs Falrr and their wonderful autO-
maton talk-r during the tenting season of 1s7s
No more marvellous exhibition was seen in a
travelling tent. 1t is the most wonderful achieve
ment of ingenuity that this age of new inven-
tions has yet Witnessed. Although it looks no
more like talking machine than an old fash
ioncd weaver's loom or a modern sewing g-na-
chine, it converses plainly and distinctly in all
languages. giving every intonation Of the human
voice to extraordinary perfection. Mr.. Barnnm
SAYS that three millions of visitors will hear this
wonderful wooslen conversatonalist during the
cunning suminer.-PhiIideipkia Press.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

~ Ole Bull is around another fiddling
tour He must do sonnet thing to support his calves.
His daughter. a very handsome ycung heifer,
was married several wears ago.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

gsr Martin r. Bowers has introduced . hqnor
law in the Legislature, similar to the Illinois law.
1t holds the l;qnor-seer liable f'r all the damage
the man does to himself or Others, while drunk.
Rawers is trying to nay the iiqnorselers for run
ming their saloons in his interest Serves them
right
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

TF Frank Drenning has sold the Wathena Re-
porter to W. T. Stewart, who will hereafter run
the machine. He has been connected with the
Office for long time.
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INDIAN CAPTIvEs.-We were shown yesterday
the photographs Of two buys recovered from Iii-
dian captivity by Gen. Mckenzie, at the time Of
his recent victory over the Indians. One Of the
boys has been recognized as Temple Friend.
the son Of Mr.. John Friend Of Ellorafl"
Kansas He was taken at the Llan0 lnassacrs
four or five years agn, in which three
women were killed, and the stel'-mother Of
this bay wonn'le,l and scalped, bnt she ,v.n-
tualy recovered. When refaken the hoy
seemed to remember nothing Of his early child
hood, hut no WAS s'r,n able to recall and give o
satisfactory sccs6nt Of his capture, and Of the
manner in which the Indians escaped from the
country after their raid. Mr.. Leonard s. French
his grandfather, spent about five Thousand dol
lars since the boy Was carried off to effect his
rescue. and had given mp all hope Of ever finding
him. The other boy has not yet been claimed by
his relatives nor are they known. and anybody
who has had boy about six or seven years old
captured by Indians within the past four or FIVE
years may pr"cnre photograph of this nm
claimed lad. free Of charge, by communicating
with Mr.. W. N. Gilland. Of this city, to aid re-
coguition.-4ssfis (Teras) Joxrnal. "a
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~ Will Charley Jones please tell us, in his
next epistle, how he got the nomination for Sen-
ator, last Fall. How many votes did he get in
Convention besides his owni
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

" Some Senators have a happy faculty Of
making fish of one and flesh of another. When
Caldwell was being investigated, they allowed
everybody to bring up their old grndse' against
him. and admitted as testimony all the rumors
that had been afloat in Kansas for the past two
years. But when Pomeroy came up for investi-
CATION, and the Committee asked for more lafi-
tude to make it effectnal. fight was opened up
against it, and they tried to eonfine the investi-
CATION to the single transaction with York.
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II The tall oaks of the forest, though grand
to look upon, are often rotten at the heart and
hollow at the butt. So it is with Oakes Ames.
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II can but perish II I go.
I am rrsnlved tn try,
For il I stay right here l know
.baIl moaf surely die"

Nor SAFE.-It isn't safe. it seems, for Senator
to own house in Washington. II he does he
will be put down rs d thief. by all the howling
,lervishes who fatten upon slander aud delight I"
,laub and blacken the character of public men,
The Washington correspondent of the Utica (N
" Herald says:
..Senator Logan, of Illinois. is a man of con
siderable wealth. His money cnne {" him natu
rally and properly by the rise of real estate III
Chiragu. 1t is no longer claimed. ls.lirve that
he made even the magnificent fortune of :. y ont
of Credit Mobilier. Senator Logan has family.
and rs he is certain to live in Washington fur the
next live years. and qnite likely to live here Ion
ger he would like his family comfortable during
that sojourn. lie would like to buy or build a
house, and snch "a house rs hr is ahun'lantly able
To build or buy Hnt he won't do it; and he gives
reason which is adequate, and yet which ought
to make the cheeks of certain Paul Prys. tinge
with shame If hr builds heuse. il will bc
Immediately hrral,lcd from Cape Cod to the
Golden Gate, that he had sold his soul to some
great corporaiion to get the money wllrrewith to
build. Senator Logan with house in Washing
ton, will lie the prey of a million srayeng-rs, who
stand ON the Procustran platform that a Senator
cannot he WEALTHY without l~.ing thief"
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v The fact has been developed that many
Congressman are actuated by no higher aims
than Oaks Ames.
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II The franking privilege and Frank Blair
will disappear from Congress about the same
time,
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~Itis asserted that Uncle Ned Searcy, OF
this Couu.v. received 500 from an agent Of Pom
eroy, for which sum he agreed to vote for Pomer-
oy, and he has been summoned TO washington
to tell it, So il seems that they raise snch $40
ri,s on honest old Democrats, as well as on ras-
cally Republicans.