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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
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AJEW ROUTE To SHARON. FTO9A. Al
~ BANT, MONTREAL, GO, frth Penns !
vania, Central OF New Jersey, Afand susque-
hanna Rsilroads
on and after MONDAY, June 4Fast Express
Train viii leave tie Rorth Penpfa Depot cor
ner OF Befks and American ST PhllRnelpnie.
daily, (snndays excepted.l al I. L., with Draw
ing-roOm cars attached threua fout change to
Saratoga and but one change fbn depots for
Sharon and Albany arriving earHsame evening,
and avoiding the tedious trad through New
X0fE city.
This route runs through the rfsque valleys Of
the Lehigh and Wyoming givlt tourists the OPP
p0rtuniiy of visiting Mauch X, the famous
Switch-back, GtlkesbaFre and fon
Fare 10 sharon. 100 FdAloany. ~ ~
Fare 70 Saratoga. .$3 80 FdmontreaL tlooo
Ticket Onices-NOrth PenIkpoL los south
Finn street. 100 Ch astnut streF FladelphiA
Baggage checked from hOtEd residences 70
place OF destination.
BILLS CLARK, GEM. Agefth Penna- n X.
b. 7. BALDWIN, tsen, Pass z. X X OF N. j.
:. L. MAYO, Gen. Psss. Al d, Co,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
WILMINGTON. DRL.
Monday AftsFnoon, July 2s.


Now that the experiment-or expedient-afteI
three weeks trial, is abandoned, we can read
with ealmness the advertisements Of the penn
sylvazla Air Line" between New York and Wash
ington, and remark with equanimity on the evi-
dence they present of the energy with which
every department OF the Pennsylvania road lie
managed. Mr.. Boyd the General Agent, brought
his "Air Line most completely to the notice of
the public, everywhere, North and East. His
advertisement was inserted in all classes Of in.
fuential publications, and it secured from all Of
them the most favorable consideration. The
innocent public could not help being made to
believe that the trip around by York-two sides
of a triangle, instead of one-was a veritable
straight line, abounding in delights, and it is
amusing to notice that some of the newspapers
actually regret that the route has been abandOn-
edit was such desirable one!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
SpeftaI aotifes.
Papona.


A FARIHAcBoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
lNVALIDS.
II contains all the elements requisite for strength
Made from the whole wheat Moth.
Ing being Bolted out.
Il is impossible to overesttmate the importance OF
proper nutrm ent for children for the inarm aRd for
the aged. In infancy and childhood, the formation
and uevelopment of the various u sues Of the dy
Is the main phenomenon II life. In adults entee-
bled by DISEASE the restoration OF health depends
greatly an abundant supply Of suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted orgAnS In o d
people, the powers OF HE nei sustaining by similar
means Aud yet the mere furnishing OF the neees-
saTy elements is not sufficient; tn Sc elements must
be IN sneh form as tJ ue readily dgested absorbed
and assimilsted.
All these requirements are fully met in the article
VIII ch we now offer,
p u a Nj
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
LNoR CAPE MAY, Vi WEST TSII EEsI5
IL JERSEY RAILRODS IN S@NSss

SUMNER lRANGEMHNT,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 18th, 1873
trains will leave Philadelphia, foot of Market
street, upper feTy)
800 A. NJ, Morning kpress, due at l2,l4
S.lh ~, Accommodation We at I.l2
400 ", Fast kxpreb, due at 40
I.SO A NJ sunday Ma, due at 10 45
Returning trainsVn leave CAPE MAY
80 A Nj, Mail and Hssenger. due at 1915
I.SO A NJ, Fast Rxprss due at 1905
300 7 NJ, afte' moo Express, due at sn
$40 M, sunday Nal, due ut e,2l M
Dr SAL 1URDAY5 ONLY Fast Express traiH
will leave Philadelphia at 2 90 z l., que at Cape
May 4. 50 p. NJ. ksturling, leave Cape May on mon.
dty mornings at 80 H. NJ. due at Philadelphia q
Pu man Palace Can are attached TO the 9 90 N
and 400 r NJ trains f,Om Philadelphia, and the I.St
A NJ, and 90 7 NJ. trains from cape May,
Seats may be secured In advance at No. sJS Chest
nut Street
Freight trains leave Camden daily at 9.20
Season ana Yeary Tickets at re eiuced rates FOR
sac at tne office OF the Treasurer, in Camden.
TICKET OFFICES,
No s3s Chestnut Stree, and in Ferry Building foo
OF Market street.
w j. SRWELL, Superintendent.
'FuIe ny tuc Jhoa- --sa f''-~e "A 9tnlg rpsi
$50 Chestnut street. jel1-tsepl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

A lac item concerns two men in Indiana, one
OF whom, letting his angry passions rise, shot
the other. The job dene, the shootist began to
seriously consider his prospects OF being hung
as the affair did not happen in New Iork-and
finally became so much distressed that he wrote
to the victim of his pistol, offering him $4,000
leash down" il he would only get we'll. The
victim, we learn, though expressing entire will
lingness to recover, without charge, agreed to
take the ten thousand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
dSpfrtal 2lntirfs.
Condemned.

Balsam COpaibs is condemned and discarded as
being not sniy worthless bat frequently nluIous.
IL is disgusting IN taste and sm H. and will disorder
The soundest stomach and still the qnaCks use the
drug.
Samaritan's Gift Is purely vege-a able, pleasant to
take and will cure every time Ia from two 10 four
days. We pride ourselves nn its certainty OF Cute
as II is the only known meuic ne that IN be de-
pended on, tSsIeOy avoiding exposure AID trouble.
Price: Male packages, 81; female, g.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

John Schwartz, aged76, a Baltimorean, recent
ly married, after three days courtship, his third
wife, 3 woman OF &c. Foolish friends ridiculSd
them, which had SO much effect upon the hus-
band that he hanged himself on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

In the estimate of losses at the Baltimore fire
opinions vary. The Sun states it at $500, 600,
and adds that good judges estimate the damage
a. low as between 5000. 600 and s4OO, 900. The
Gazette says it is between $500, 600 and $500 900
The american thinks it will approximate sl,-
0OO. 600. The Fire Inspectors offi.al estimate is
not yet made up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

Yesterday an engineer lost control of his loco
motive on the Baltimore and Otto Railroad near
Altamont, and it ran away on down grade,
Whilst going fsrty miles an hour it struck the
rear OF freight tram, demolishing twenty cars.
Three persons were killed and several badly TO-
jured by the collision.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
NsiGs Gewmerftai.
HowARD II. JENKINs
EBIsoE..

PUBLIsRBD EVERY AFTERNOON. CssrAdaps
szespts4l e tAs CosEKRoIAL BuIDnss, s0ssth. FssI
eerasT FUEA and Aartst Streets. Ttso CsEts copy.
AToteAOss tAs siis.
TEE DELAWARE TRIsUBB. tSsskly.l TIE great
Psatastlar organ Of Ewsers and FFuiigyOwsrs pub
Itshed sasT Thursday ssosStsas, = Tase Dollars q
Rear.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
PJatt'e estraI Cii

Pfatss Astrl GlI sold wngjesale 70 groeers deal.
era ard country store keepers Al WHO esale Estss, IL
aud gall cans OF by ne barrel, by
G FOSTER,
Wh"esalt agent iyr De.aware
Front ann West streets, XII, .ieL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
The Latest Railway UoutOrt

Passenger coaches on the Iowa division OF the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway are to
be supplied with Bibles for the use of passengers,
1t is to be hoped that the peanut iend will be ab-
ollshed, so that passengers can read in peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Elna Ent,aeta

For the handEeIeh ef, Al the Dliawtr avenue Drug
stUre; aisJ, Lquld henbtt aud 5yJrIIB extracts
flr oking. Esspqcs Jauasa Giag r, GIrate Of
Magnesla, dc. Can am ia r ~ eeits per pound,
W. T. ALRlgIS, Dru2sIst.
800 Delaware aYenng Opposite tlt B iiat JaaTcn. }
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
BARRIERS. ST entIou.

BARRIERS cOulDs suans, srGsdus, spDnRe., superior
bay run, stisE pOmatum, puis, powders, aud bar
hers supplies generally, at very low prices HaT
pomade speeiaty always irtsh aud highly per-
tuned. Bali, rz sGpFled al VI 9issalr al
~ TIh'S DRUG STORE,
front AMI Hrs; sire s,
4 lLLmlNuLnrI- L. ~ i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Engilsn Nnuafartl

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
ChuiC havGrny rEJracts, VIZ: eSI L. mon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext b!fcr aiOlds, ext sttawperGy, etc. All
Of the lnost ce.eurabed niak ;, Tor sale al
FOal eItn Dni q STORE,
Front d. d Acsl streets,
WlIs.uRtttu Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

1 Shiplay street, kept by James G, PleTsnn, In the
city OF wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY, THE "a OF AUGUST 1913
At o'cl OK, P. Nj, the following described real
estate, VIZ:
Ali those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of
land su lted in the City OF wilmington, afOre; aid,
bounded and described as follows Ia VIII:
No / Beginning at a corner OF Jam Higgins
lana on the sIutn side OF oecOnt street, betwee.
Washington Gate P4stlreI and JustisOn stree,s, at
the distance Of 10 eet from The eastery side o. JUS
tlsln street, theme by line OF said higgins land,
south 32 deg west seventy feet 10 the nOrthery
siie OF "a i've feet wide alley, thence by said alley
south IS degrees eas 81 feet TO corner Of land or
WIN T. AgnesI theme by said Agness' land north
thirtytwO degrees east 10 feet the aforesaid side
OF secon Street, and thence thereby north IS deg ,
west thirty-seven fleet 10 the place of beginning,
containing within said bounds $40 square feet Of
land, be the Same more or ltss with the right and
privilege and free USE OF the above mentioned alley
with other legal proprietors thereof in common for
ever.
No Beginning at the south. easterly intersection
of second and Justis0n streeta u 10y SAID side
OF JussOn street. south % degrees west 10 feet 10
corner stake In the northery de of fest wide
alley thence along said alley eaSterly parallel with
Second street 10 II ct to corner sage thence north
ery parallel with JustsJp street feet to the south
ery side of Seconi street. thence thereby north os
degrees west 10 feet to the place of beginning, con
tanning within said bounds 1890 feet of land be the
same more or legs, with the free use and privilege
| of the abJY m, ntioned ley ia common with own
/ ers and oecupiers of properly bounding thereof
| forever.
seized and taken in execution as the property o.
| PautcK Magaritg, executor Of Bernard McClos6ey
| deceased, surviving MortSagOr Of Thomas F. Nc
| ClOskty John AcClOskey anu Mary MCClOskeY; e
visees. and George W. Bright, terre tenant, and tC
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, New Castle, July 3, 1913.
jy2ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

XETILNINGToN TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
wv EXPRESS VIII call for and deliver baggage
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (Where Railroad tickets are heidi TO all
points from private residences or hutels. orders
left at 1.-THE Franklin Telegraph Once, No
4, West Third Street, Z. Brlnghurst & Co.,
Sixth and Market Smith a Painter, Seventh
and Market, and B. Il G. Shoemaker, 800 Market st.
will receive prompt attention. Principal ONCE Bag.
gage ROom, r., ". and b. Railroad Depot.
j. j. MCMULLEN,
santls-1y ]. n. 4KAI. Pronftatnra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

The Republicans of Maryland will hold their
State Convention at Frederick, on Friday, Sep
tember 18th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Mllllama, Yankee soan.

The finest aaa most popular sIA,i1g soap in use.
large stJCk IIst received he t.dde supplied W
L. BRING HUkaT i CO.,
corner siXta aud Marie streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
NiIteT's Aorse ana CnttIe Powders

Fuuts Cattle - Rder, II, II. ii. L!niment, Roberts
EmUi ucati8A 4ll ken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent P4teu " ~ mes IN The laiKeL for sale
AZ FOSI ER'S DRUG STOKE,
Front and Mea' s.rsets,
MlimlnKL9n. U. lAMa are.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
sathing.


The necessity Of water Tor Gesnliness rs acEnow-
ledged BY all aud the luxury 0I sd attn particu-
lgry during the hot %eath5r, ls or should be taIni-
liar 10 every one.
10 those prost ated by ardu us lah0rs Of mind or
body during the tle meat Il tc nj We Know Of
nothing more inSigorat Z and refreshing than the
application Of cod water 10 the surlice Ui the body
cleansing and opening the pores Of the skin thereby
prOmO1 < tnR different stCrelOus and impartng
ron swed vigor to the mus Gar system. For these
app eciating Convengut and desirable appliances
for the bath We have
Bath brushes, in variety,
Batn HoRels tsoit)
Batn TO6els, QIarsE)
Bathing cDJngeH,
Sponge Pads,
FicJIOn Gloves tor Ba h,
Bath Belts or Straps,
CaIefaCiO Gloves,
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh brushes, tcurvedl
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes (-tIaght)
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
II rse 'iair trap X bbers,
Prince OF Wales 6lOvGH--iry frciisn.
Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, tlJatug) very con.
venient for OatleTs. Bath soaps IN extensive va
riety,
Also. nne assortment Of Per,ume Atomizers
for thro@ ne ilae spray Of Cologne Water, Bal
Rum or other 10 leL Waters upUA TIE body Aftrl
bathlg, pr ducin an eject at Unce ~ CeaOle, cool
anu refreshing.
& BHINaHCR,T Z CO., apotnecaries.
COZ. sixth aud MARKET streets.
Wilmington, De
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
AT THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

SBERtFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a writ of Yen
- dtttJnt fIpOads, " me directed, viii be ex-
posed at Pubic Sale,
ATTuR IAFAyFpTz tJnrrt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Something Now.

Something Row.
CAPsIC PLAsTER,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia, Stiff Neck, Head
ache LuInbago, &c.
1t viii not blister Ike Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble. bOT sale oy
d. a q. SHOEMAKER,
"a saIECt street. Institute Building.
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

EAmDKN AND Attic RAILROAD
- Commencing June 1sI3, trains leave Phila-
dephla, frUm foot OF Nin4eet:
FOR ATLAC CITY,
Mail including SUNDAY .............. 500 m
Express, through In 4 ts.............ll IL 90 IN
Express only on Saturt, through In
hOurs t........... l........-.s.... fU p N
Express. through In :. hs............. 80 m
Accommodation ....... .............. 10 p m
Accommodation, SAT UhYS, only be-
yond HammOnton atOphly at Absecom " p m
TRAINS LEAVEfLANTlC CITY.
AcComm pdation, MondHonly. .......... 80 m
Accommodation. .....I................ 10 IN
Express, through In Y krs ............ 2s m
Express through in Z hrs. IL 90 IN
Mail. Including sundays. s................ S5p L.
LUGALRAINS.
From Philadelphia for Ms Landing,
SEQ m and 10 m
For AtcO. .....,,,..,,,,.. ,....,...,.,.....1' i 10 m
For HammOnton .,..,L ,............. g w IN
For lladdonneld, y u IN, i'm, and 4 a. IN from
Philadelphia and IL so IN from Camden.
Woodruff ParlOr Car cached to each Express
Train.
TICKET oFFICES-N7OO CHESTNUT Street
and foot Of VINE street
Baggage called for andhecked from hotels ano
residences by The CamdeBnd Philadelphia Expresi
Company and delivered hotels and residences o.
Atlantic CITY. ID. II, MUNDY, Agent
] l0tsept1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
aniriiitz pnwciara.

We cal attention to our S.idnJz Powders 30 mi.
versillg popular tv Rs Where. ihey are mad- up
fresh and pure every few days ana Claim them to be
eGuh 70 any IN The marE7t fuiT up to the STANDARD,
To ne good they mG = be ir=sh aud pure. THIS is
our spec Al claim n prove which tey need only 10
be led i'out torEe the pa 70 get the r, al
FOSi r. 5 DRtG SIOEE,
Front aut Vel -'Fpt "a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

JAPANESE WATCH CHAINS OF rare and unique
81 designs, just received at ths Only Tea House In
the city, II Fourth st. J, L. HOUSTON, JR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

-, HERIFFS SALE-By VI tue of writ of Leyari
- racl = to me directed win De exposed tU PuUnc
Sale, at the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
IS73DrREssssT P1rE1S73
TO QUEC,
Direct Routa TO MONTH, OGDENsBUkG,
BRATFLKB0R0, BELL FALLS RUT-
LAND WINDSOR. wH RIVER JUNO
TION, " ELL'SR RR, and
go Miles Shorteb the White
Mount Is.

~ 7 HI EApFe53 TTaIn = NtW EUIkt tEUIu
FUrfY-secOnd street. Depot
cave NEW YORK. SOS, Z NJ
Leave SPRINGFIELD, s. 60, P Nj
Pullman Palace sleepinas on all night trains.
This Is the only line runni press trains through
from New York TO Montrelth but one change.
Passengers can procure BITS at all the Pflncl-
nal Railroad Ticket Officelso at the New York
and New Haven Railroad pot, 42d street and 4tn
avenue New YORK.
Don't forget to ask forIkets via Connecticut
River Raj road. myTsm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
ON A,

SMITH 4 PAINTER. Druggists,
9TH and Market Sts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22

Should ever. :oo' %. ''n'' .ta'- ;.-;.;.
=. ,'.a.cG "!Jn me-. shoa:i ''a..y .-g.
..us planted iIr'd above -. tN''.-". 'hr
.ra.,r,:.rH s"uii L.: seus.n.. "...'E ear
.r',. IA" w..c.. :,.s'r '""' -'rl.d.
e.. Ne. !I"I:'' - much e: '1,s t.' -; as
{, .. annuity ,r.,,art from ii, East Indies
I'D ,,nsr ,Iiae,s. Oar nee growers NAY
49,. .s-,.tt: :'.as they will .ot ovcrstock
e. .r.:l... F'e.: :"I:s he u. &c u!
- :. $50: -:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22
fIome News from Abroad.

We copy the following from the 81. James
Sentinel:
On Monday last Mr.. .. n. Bragion. FOR.
merly private secretary tn Governor II. G..
Warmoth. called upon M. II. c. Clarke.
Governor kelogg's private secretary. and
revealed to him the secret OF the ronbina.
zion by which the huge iron safe in the
Governors Office was opened. This safe
has been lock, ever since the memorable
night OF December 4. When opened il was
found {" contain LITTLE of any great value 10
:be present incumbent OF the Governors
office. a bound book containing The official
returns q. the election OF $50. which had
been missing :uI some time from the office
ot the Secretary of State. WAS found amo, 9
she contents. The enrolled acs of tie
Legislature q: lSs4. left over .or the Cover.
n0r's approval or veto. and supposed To-
lave been IN this safe were not found.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-22
o F. r CIA L.
Laws OF the United Ntatss Passed at ths
Third Session of the Fofty.secand
COuRreAs.
iGEHERal S,rrR.-No. 81!

iGEHER,i S,rrR,-No. -!
An act making appropriations tor the iegIscc
iative. executive, and judicial expenses OF
the government. for the year ending June
thirteth. eighteen hundred and seventy
four. and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, of the United States OF
America in congress assembled. That the
following sum. be. and the same are HEREBY ~
appropriated. out of any money IN the the
treasury not otherwise appropriated. .or
the service of the ti7ca: year ending June
thirtieth. eighteen hundred and seventy
four. for the oaect. hereinafter tXp!FSseu'
namely:
New-York tribune., 1873-04-08
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION

II ia not necessary to say much about the
election which took place in Connecticut yes
terday. 1t tells its own story. Both parties
were apathetic, and, to all appearances, both
tried TO throw it away. 1t was left pretty
much to the people. There were no public
meetings of any account; there were no
speeches or demonstrations, or anything to
distract the attention of voters. They
simply sat down in front of the ques-
tion. looked it over, and made up
their minds. The newspapers, from the
Hartford organ which was half inspired
and tried not to appear to be, to the Norwich
organ. which was never inspired and tried
hard to appear to be, had no influence what
ever. On both sides the organs and the
oraces were for the moment set aside, and
men voted for once in accord with their dis
gust All sorts of men voted all sorts OF
tickets, and the result is queer mixture
which, to the eye of the mere politician,
means a dreadfuly confused condition OF
opinions, but to the thoughtful observer dis
closes the dawn of q new and clearer view of
politics
The Democratic and Liberal State ticket
seems to have been elected by very hand
some majority; the Congress delegation re-
mains the same as in the last COngrcss-tlree
Republicans and one Democrat; and the Leg
islature is Democratic in the House and Re
publican in the Senate
Causes largely local and personal entered
into the election of State officers; but the
defeat of the Republican ticket would never
have been accomplished but for the fact that
the recent Investigations in Congress have
shown. a degree of corruption in the party
that could not be approved or winked at by
honest men. Thousands of Republicans re-
manned at home or voted mixed ticket, and
the consequence is O comparative Republican
defeat. The Republican candidate for Gov
ernor was commended as Chris
" tian statesman after the manner of
Gov. Buckingham, who whitewashed the New
York Custom house and Senator POmerOy.
The people have rebuked that style OF states
manship. They have shown their distaste for
partisan management by electing Legisla-
ture Democratic In one branch and Republican
in the other, and they have indorsed their
whole Congress delegation by returning them
with handsome majorities. The feeling
of the people is further shown IN the large
falling off in the popular vote ON both
tickets.
II is not in any degree Democratic victory [;
il is decidedly Republican and an Admins
tration defeat. The Democrats who come into
mower by the result, come also'into large
termination. If they can use tins apparent
victory wisely they will show greater sense
New-York tribune., 1873-04-08
TIE ERIE INVESTIGATION.

It would be unfair to criticise the work of
the Erie Investigating Committee before 1t IL
finished, but we have a suspicion that the
gentlemen concerned in it are not fully aware
of what is expected Of them. On several oc-
casions they have been apparently on the
brink of finding out the secrets of the Albany
lobby, but they have always stopped short at
the critical point. They have sscertained
that, on certain specified dates, certain spe-
cific sums of money were paid by the railway
company to the most notorious lobbyists at
the capital They have traced over million
of dollars directly to the hands OF
William NJ. Tweed. They find five thousand
dollars charged to another Senator.
They have the testimony OF, President Watson
that he has been cOrruptly approached by
certain members of the Legislature. We may
go 80 far as to say that public rumors, with
suggestive unanimity indicate several indi-
viduals now in the Legislature who must be
deeply implicated if the truth is ever found
out. And yet the Committee is apparently as
far as ever from practical conclusion.
is il possible that Mr.. Tweeds threat has
had its effect Are the Committee thus CROP
ing timidly in the dark because they are afraid
somebody may get hurt" whom they are
anxious to savel We are willing to credit
them with good intentions; but it can do no
harm to say that the people expect them to
push this inquiry with inhexible determination.
No party can afford to screen any of its r0gues
in these days the Credit MObilier case was a
sufficient experience of that sort of thing for
one year. We know that there are some ras-
Gals in the State Capitol; we want to have
them dragged out and we shall be very CRATE
ful to any committee or any party which will
do IL for