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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

HUMPHREY ':T.EES. F,arntlG,l
ADAM :. nASDnIDcE Serena
Biaa'i&,a.. !it-rsnuru
Hugi.,s &c :. Sarah = ti;s ,rirr,
L.m.r !. DID Lice. = j.
mETa = Oru.tr.,lrC. 4. Sc IN Cui%C:!;Y
nlcn y lnaIic-r =. G o"a..
y. /. h.2.-irr. / i2aie'.f !.
S.r"E;.- EI"CutTiX al William
G. SnacTaT d.re:;s c',. 10 8, =.
k-Hrlnf. Ir'i~tc.. and J5,.m
W. {! ;..tsIG:il. y .fys.tl,a q.
T5NEE object of tiJis suit asc..rt2: tI,r liens
/ "H Tie T"ai estate f Nu1Tu :. D,nsiIl,i o.,
81, j. tn. Stat IF West EtTgi,i,. nf.iar rI,:iu
i,ie .a ~ u"..F H"a;vy arii:r. III .!,,iTr, ~ com
~, H,.l EIE-!IiI. aI! t.:g "rIIS IF f'i, ill,r,
an. :, si:.vc H'cn rr.i estate Eru:ed out wuiie
SUci IL" $ az" hal"% G-c-rt:,...,.i. :i.i then tn
h;iE' N.lSi :et.i cst5. s, AID have tlIu rc-t
and p!:ttiise =; icy Applied to &c V:,TIleUJ OF
said lees.
1t app, rrna fl iavit fe, u, this suit. that
To" Hr.ei1a": Eisn"ud P n.nIrIEe. is non
resilient "i IE:a STATE, he il hereby r,ru i.sd TO an-
pear within HII.tu after due puhiica
O. := "rocT- "nd 30 what Is necessary to uruts Ct
his Ini"rc-t in this mater.
And II il further ordered tst cory Of .his order
Shall he puhi-hci once week f1r l..ur successlve
wr-ks. n tho esprit Of Jeifcrs, "a ncwsparer
uuh'i-hrG in tti5 E'uuty--a II aisD pasted al the
fr-nt DIOR Of Tia" Court IIou=e IT tie =Rid County
a. least twenty days before Decree is rendered e.
y CU;,Y-Ics;,..
ROBERT r HROvN
Clerk OF the Circuit: Court
tErr"'f * R"C'-v-ith. y. C..
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JEFFERSON E0VNHET NIB MACHINE
niMi.N.

4 FJER an experience Of I6 vcavs in our bust
nssS' We hay" :; iass i"una Out that W" cannot
carry 90; our business Wit Crt Money and the it,
hSultT 10 collecting money ;hss@ times ina es it
n"ce-slty for va 80 adopt tn" f,s-h sv-,,m Wewill
therefore. si'"r January 1873. DO work Cash
only or Country Produce down delivery of the
WORK w viii eUGsavuT to put down nurp ices
low As can be d0us in the county. and the work
n''ts'Ip superior t." nnv, and "ill strive
M dat" ~ who will favor with their patronage
oar New Pi"ughs, of which making a
lErge lot OF different sizssr will be- sold time to
good, respnns'hie men. bv giving their Pc
bic at such time specified in the contract. Re-
fnsrcT however, guarantee satisfaction ia
every case sale Cur old accounts q
ready tor settlement and mu.t he closed my without
delay. WERLICH L WELLER
January II. 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

G1AN be had the purert Coal Oil, best London Por-
~ ter, all kinds of Lamps, French, MsSon's and
Ladies Shoe Poiish, at W. 8. NAsoN's.
ZINE and Coarse Boots At GoIdsmitb's Twin
4 Fronts. q. W. LITTLEJOHN in Charge.
October Z, 1873
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: : : 8 s 8 3 {

,<ftA ~ 10 S2p PER DAY casilv made by
tsES S,To> ny We want men women
60 q E.S pOYs aud girls all tie country 10
Sttft2 81 s"iioIr Fine S'esi EGgravin-s, Giro.
ImCs, CrAvOn D-Aw.ngA. Iilumica-
tiOns, Pa iogrH iIts, ETC. etc. We now publish the
tncat ass"rtTnCnt placed before the public md
our price, are marked down 80 low ID to defy Il
competition. No subscrihes for a premium.
giving paper ia order I" get picture aftCr seeing
oIr pictures and learning cur prices. We hnvo
many old agents at work for who haYe made
cenVass'nE tor hooks. papers, etc. their business
Tor years, ami they all report that they ma ke
much more m"rcy at work for than a a thing
eIsr. Our prices arc sU low that all afford to
slnost every hnusc. New heginn ers do ~ well ~
Hgcuts who 6ave had large experience, for our
beautiful subjects aud low price, ted by
all To make larg" Gales everywhere all an gent
has to 10 Is To chow the from 10 hOugc
Don't look for work clse here until have seen
what great inducements offer YOU 10 mn Ike
moneT. We have not space to explain II here but
send US your address and will send full pArtiCu.
lara. free, hv mail Don't delry il you want
Profitable work for your leisure hour, or for your
Who!e time Now 10 the favorable time to engage
IN thI- buslneES. Our pictures the fneHt snd
most pleasing in this country, AMI endorsed by
al the leading pEpcrS. inCu|irZ the New York
R'TGId. 1hOse who cannot give the buSiness their
entire attention can work up their own och ii,ies
and n-E" handsome sum without ever being
away from home overnight. Let NIL who ut
pleasant profitable employment, without risking
capital, Pcnd their addresseS AZ once and learn
all Eh"nt the bTsiress tor Themselves. Address
GEORGE STlSSOH 4 CO., Art PublsheTs Port
land Maine
January 6, Is7I-Iv.
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Jefferson County, To

JeHerS0h NounFy, t"-wIt:
ii r"1cs Ae'd l." tie Crrh's C:5irc cf tie
Circ"t Cart cf J.Gtrson C""nty, Tcdrn0ry
20. 1871:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

SODA WATER.-Tes Cold Soda Water di,pen,ed
- by Geo. Light, warranted perfectly pure and
~holesoH,e no poisonous pipe nor copper Jounta in
m .o no, nor thing that is dangerous TO man.
the year - ~ W -''
June B. 1873.
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January 8. Is74-Iy.

GATARRH sNUFF.-Thia Snuff il superior to
- anything vet known for removing the Cstarrb.
Cod In tho Head and Headache. II opens and
Pu-ges out II "bstructions thens the gapds
ana gree healthy action to the parts affected.-
For saie by c. E. BELLER.
H1ENSLOW & Bush's Premium Safety Oil is the
~ saie-'. purest and most economical OIl in the
world. No smoke, no odor. chArred wicks. no
change OF lamps and no "zpLosIOna. Move brilliant
fpan gas. and sale 'alIow capdie EQUAL 10 an
extra insurance policy your lives ard property
For sale bJ their Agent al CnArIesown,
G. z. BRLLER.
= AWYER's CryStal BIueing Dd Safety Box
the standard Blue of America. to be had of
November Is, 1873 c. f. BELLER
pISISG Sun STOVE POLTSH.-For beauty of
II polish, saving of labor, durability. freeners
from duet and dirt, and for cbehpnesS this prepn-
ration u tFulT unriVRled c. E BELLER
! AGE RSTOwS ALMASACRS for 1874 just
1 received. CT Keller
GENUINE Heersehaum Cigar Hoiders Pride of
NJ Virginia and all the popu lar bra ds Of SInok.
ing Tobacco. Innorted and Domestic Cigars. Fine
Gu; and the best brands OGPiug Tobncc"-to he had
of C. e BELIER
Charlestown, Nov ls, 1873.
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C0NsLiSSE0NEN.S NOTICE.

In the Circ~H Court Of .I.5;rsoa County
Ia Term, Octobcr 223, 1878:
HENRY BRUCHS Administrator.
CHARLES L. sCCLLAY's Administrator.
RICHARDSON,
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THE cRcAT GsHs: ~ wursRF. 6s,ergy

iiIl stI--ti UE."S. u FIT1IiIFi = = q 4
Sg-'---f Just P'i5:'shed, Hsnl.d E.rsIrys-
--s-;-----s PRO" Sir cTniS \ I.cct-r. 81 ,hu sSr-
,-z.s.-% iur". TG"airI-nt eu' R@Gi.tI C,fr. af {
Seminal Weakness. peru orTi =rGu~s i,v
self Duse. Involuntary Emissions. i.uro'=rcv
Nervous Debility, and ImncGirrcutp t. Marriage
generally CONSERVATION t.piIArsv ami f'ir<: N7,u-
tai and Physirr' InCarscitr. S,r.-E~ Pozrr- J.
CcIvERwELL, An'h"r the"Grc H'nL - 20.
In" w"FId-r"U"w Uen FUih"r. III ttir ed i..ir:f,'a
Lecture, c"sriY proves from lia rxrcr,su~c
that tho aw"i consequences o! Sell Ah,Iss NAV nc
tuaiiv reTnnri'' without iic;ncs sd ithont
dangerous sur-irnl operations. hongea. iratsu
mentS. rlnga or c"rdi'is. r"intin@ out mod" ol
cur" q; once certain and "ffscruai bv which Cvrrv
sufferer. matter what his condition NAV he I,r,y
cure hims"'f chez oiy, privately radically This
Lecture will prove a loon to Thousands and Thou
sands
Sent under aeal. IN rfnin envelope. to my i'd
drcAs on recent "f two postage stamps
Address the PGhiishprs
CHAS. ]. KLINE & co
1877 Row"-v. Nov York. Post Office Box. 1850.
January 30. 1874 -ohJul7o2lv
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HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES.

MANUFACTURED OR RkPA1RED.
at ChGriestOpm, Jefferson County, TTrginia.
TNHEunderSigned respectfully annopps-SA
\ es to the CITIZENS of ChNrlestOwn ana ~
Elcinlty, that he il constantly making and
repairing Carriage, GAG, Buggy, Coach and agon
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRtDLES, HALTERS,
Sc, in the nlOst durable manner, and the mOst
modern style of workman ship, and At short notice
and upon Giving" terms. NV work cOmmenas
itself All ask IS share ofthe public patronage.
o.. Call upon me at my establishment Mar
HENRY D. MIDDLEKAUFF.
November I. Is66-Iy
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JEFfERS0N COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY

HAVE on hand variety OF Bibles and Tests-
l. Hlent. 81 Pnbi.heTs' cost prices, and will order
VS. MASON,
April Q. 1s72-tL "'O'S '"''e'S'
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Z. DlAE!L > @i.!;EA,G .oIVHn.
maia S!'cct. next door t. Masnn,s Dug Store,
CMAELEsT-"'s, JEFFEEaoH CO., ". Va.
HI: undersigned :'sT'c:uliy announces that he
viii co"tiHuc IL conduct the Je~eiTv Business
in all az branches, keeping o.. hand JulI lire of
JEIV%LET, WATCHES & CLOCKS.
Also. Repairing Of Watches, locke an, Jcwelry,
at price, "a !"V as ii is usually don" in the Ciy.
Ensnzt for pet i9Tors. ino=t rcspcc ;tcIiy
Iiclt 4 continuance OF the saline.
May -, 1913. L. DINKLE.
= HE MAGIC MGCE!Nt; BI"D-A new and
Z -PieHaIi toy. it Im;'a'ee the NIock:ng Bird
perfectly. lnet received and for sale hy
Mas =, 1918. L DISKLE.
T9IAEO TUNING -P-r=ona wishing t. I,svr their
P.'n'- f"nso w"u!d ,i0 we'll +" report Them to
inr, a. s1 prepared {" Tune per f city Repair
Pines ": ti.e I,.1ss moderate and warrant
for one year. /. DlNKIEs.
&PECTAC I.nvea splendid assUrtIu,r Mt Of
~ Spectacle, frUIu, - c=ntsrp
I1oN'r get n'e,,r'cd Until YOU get OF those
- beau'!u. . i. Gv.d i,lHgs,at
May y. 1878. L. D!NKLE'S.
JFFEFHSN% rflF-SnpE i+-Te ~Yt4,yyyyF
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] ERKINS & HOUSES Patent No1.Y,nto.tv.

!JERKiSS & HOUSES Patent Non. E1plosive
Lamps Jet. II is perfectly cafe from 8sxpIo.
sion, = u VIII not brtsk, being metal 8 Ia peT-
fecty clean on account of drip apparatus 1 It
u'es one third Ices oil in proportion 70 light given
Without odor. Would refer to Rev. A. G. Hopkfns
who nas uEeo them for year. Az desiring 4 peT.
iectiy sAie lamp should have one az none oths &C
etIcn'. 20 oten recorded. can pOsGibIy occur from
Oct. I. 1873. " T.eou
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

JOHN !. THOMSON. National
Bank IF hiartinshIrg, John
Marshall, Edward T"arnrv,
S"cTItf of Jefferson County,
CoumIttee Administrations Of
Rlmira l.. S'eFtne. ard DIR.
James / aDmSan, Defendants.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

ITO FARMERS and MACHINIsTS. have lust
received a prme Article of Lubricatinr Oil
which We are selling at 90 cents PEE gallon
W. :. MASON,
Po0KS in tho Ib'ary-BuIwer's, TroNope's,
i Edwsrds', Whites, and ali popular writer's
october IS, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
MooRE's troz Chcie.a Remedy, prepared &C.
w cording to original recipe. at
Aug !. GAs0c;'S Dug Store.
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October =. Is-3-Iv.
JelcTsan Gaaalg C!renia!tng LIbrarr.

Jefferson county Circulating Library.
HAY r. opened q Circulating Library for the use
II ths public generally. ana will keep all tho
latest work Of the tsi authors At! other books
tAAt are called :y: Have %! tn" BOOKS hs nd
nov. AID viii bc receiving the Ucwest publications
every week The terms ia--.: Each person
renrin" TO te H. ID rep uFi" io- IN good
condition l. damaged Ih> party pa for the
asr. Rurr. - Cts. per week in advance.
June. Il i>73. GEO. r LIGHT.
I II. PAGNTISGS The fnest KIND Of Oil Paint
insz now for sale 10y GEO 7. LIGHT
SCHOOL BOOKS. My stock Of Booze is com
~ piete. COinnr's:nZ Histories, Readers, Arith-
Tnetirs, GrsmmNTs- English and Other Lar gus gee.
VIII sci! all School Books time 10 Removable
parties. eco T LIGHT.
T0CBACCOS Pride Of vi-gini. at 75e: Durham
Genuine al IS: DogrsiIT1= GraveIv Chewing.
Heather ChiEce at 81. The best Tobacco in town.
Oct. :. 1913 GEO. T. LIGHT.
DURE Sherry, Madeira Port, Hook and CIaret
I NIcesI so!d by CEG. T. LIGHT.
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INVESTIGATED Cocosnur Coxe's Cel,tiue. Coon
~ er's GsIatine, Irish Nioss, Liquid Renner cold
by GEO. I. LIGHT
~ August -, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
CONDENSED Beef for Children. ard Invalida
~ generally, has no superior noursher. For
sale by vs. MASON
August 5, 1873.
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TIE STATE OF WEST YiRG!NIA,
IL CuANCERY.

White & Traunrii. u. q.
E:.uHuaTF 10 lS7f-if.
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DRUGS. PAINTS. DYESTUFFS, &C
u L LINED

TJTEoGer Laudouuu,, At Ioc.n,,
w syr. SquiIls, ..
t EPSON salts 10 +" per ID.
Castor OIt, q, P,' W.
Tuneric, o. 4, ~
CASTLE SOsp. on .. -. 'N'
ond aiiOthcr Drugs in the sane ratio Patent Med.
iciHce all our damaged we will cell 90 cent? nnder
the regular price We want our customers and
friends 10 uuders'Hnd this-if compelled 10 rUIks
chesp articles, do il. Wealso bsye C.nuIoo
Lsud'num. squiils. &C with lrSt water and more
Tor more MONEY, prepared by the regular
s.nnua'n OF pharmacy. We can and will accom-
Th"dAt" w;ih either you Vish Would rather aelI
yon the genuin-. bot will sell Ibr cheap
September ?, 1873. GEO. +. LIGHT.
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TIE TIRE RECORD.
on STATEN IsLAND-LOss. $1,000

w Ella EN l-LAND-LOcS, f44UUD
The old steel works at Mariners Harbor,
near Elm Park. s. L, lately leased to the Washoe Tool
Company, took fire on Thursday, a few minutes after
the workmen had gone dinner. The works we're
under the charge OF John Dillon. the engineer. There
were three four fremen making up the fires IT. the
furnaces, and Men amar the maeLnis was busy repair
iGg belt pulley 10 Of the shop The flames burst
out suddenly the center Of the main building, AT
hight OF from the floor, being caused BY
shower Of sparks from OF the furnaces falling upon
the dry shingles Of the roof and connecting with the
Stats beneath. Mcnamara gave tue alarm and within
three Minutes 10 said the brought into
and several streams OF water playing upon the
flames. But the wind was high and the windows and
doors being open the fire was driven all over the
building fast IL put out in one place breaking
out another In this way II seized the cruclbe shop
in the and famed 10 and fro until caught
the smaller buildings adjoining and being driven across
the street tapped the Company Office which was soon
wrapped IN flames NOT, however, before the employees
had succeeded in saving the books and fnrnif are
Twenty minutes after the fire broke out al the build
ines ~ the Company IA blaze, win the exception
edge 10 AWKWARD TIC lAc,ury buildings were OF wei
seasoned timber only the walls being OF brck, and WIN
stores, were All one--tOiy I.%h
The employees OF the Company arrived promptly on
hearing the re-alarl whistle blown, and worked with
q will few ninuies later Engines Nos ana j. Tuck
Company No 3, and Hose COMPANY NO. OF Port
Richmond, reached tne scene, bur although they md
yidua.iv faithfully. they famed M DONG nuch
good from lack u proper direction. steamer No from
FIct0ry vI.t-three miles aWay-n@de quick time IN
reaching the FIRE. and did good service VITA the Port
RlcuMOud cOmpaIies succeeding IN saving Tie neigh
boring buildings BAN !aus a-gr beer saloon, Mdgurr'
stables. the Elm Park stables. ana the houses respect
Iy.y Oi john MrrseTeau ana John Carey, being only
slightly damaged, cOiu pdrIryey.
The factory buildings belonged 70 the estate ~ The
late COrtlnudt Palmer. Trey were constructed almost
cilht years ago when they cost $4,000 WIN the Stock
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF wnIch latter peculiar
having invented especially for the COMPANY ana
tnf hon ~ la Ill is IL
worth al least 80. The loss j. estimated az $4,000
There was only $4,000 Insurance the buildings
about $4,000 on tLt -rac and machinery. None OF tbe
insurance IL is stated, NcN-G0rk companies A.
rho time or the fire. nearly hundred men were en-
plO~ed at the works which were running nlEH aud day
10 t lie orders on nand or which we're very
f.n-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

happy manne, After the address the diplomas were
then presented L. the graduating class by the Hon T.
Deaneli smith.
The examinations of applicants for adinls-
sion to Columbia College was continued yesterday al
the College, at MadsonAve. and For-y-ninthst.
There candidates for the Freshman class ana
one for tie Sophomore class. The examination yes
erday consisted Oh studies Latin. Greek and Arcsnt
Geography that OF Mathematics being set apart Tor
to-day. The examiners we're Prof Drsler, schmidt
short and Van Amringe. The examination Of appli~
cants for the school will place On Monday
next
The examination for medals and rewards at
the Normal School, az Fourthaye. and Sixty eighth-st
was continued yesterday. reconsideration of the ex
animation elocutIon had before committee,
consisting OF the Rev Dr. Adams Prof David b. Scott.
and Assistant superintendent Cauns. and the
Barron prize OF $50 in gold was awarded
70 Mss Harrison. Honorable mention was also
made Of Misses Martin Wiley, COurtier and Rchman
Dr aired g. Post aud Prof Morton or the stevens IN
stiute acted judges the eIamnatiod on Physics
ana awarded the AumnR gold medal 10 Miss Nee ready
Inc zane gold medal awarded by DR.. Budd 70 Miss
Miller for proficiency IN Physiology. The decision OF
the examination IN the Latin studies will not be rem
uered until next Tuesday.
The annual reunion OF the Eucleian Society Of
the NowYork University held last evening
IN the society-room OF the University build
ing. The proceedings opened by 5. l.
Beckey the retiring President OF the Society.
Prof saxton OF the Glass gave a very interesting
description % the old building in Cnambers-st and said
when the present building erected II was very FAR
up town aud beyond the ordinary limits Of the city.
Arthur speman and A. b. DeFrace both OF the class OF
lsOl then followed brief and humorous addresses,
after which the Eucleans and their guests partOok OF
collation. provided for the OCCASION.
The graduating exercises OF the class OF 1874 OF the
Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Iastitute took
place last evening N the chapel of the Institution in
LivinsstOn-st, BROOKLYN
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans of the Id Maine District
nave renomirated the Hon. John p Frye for Congress
by accaDailon
There seems to be no doubt among the
Democratic maguates IN New-JerSey that Judge BedIe
NJ their supreme Court is 10 Democratic candi-
date for Governor Fail They are exceedingly con-
1dent of success while the Administration Republicans
are 20 say the least. not OVersausuhe Secretary
Robson is ont for stockton'- place IN the senate
Gov. Talbot of Massachusetts refuses to be
crcumveuted los the gature on the state COnstaDu-
larry question He returned with his vetO yesterday.
4e bill To establish STATE Detective force II place OF
tie CoDstabulary thereby placing himself squarey on
the side Of the extreme Prohbiuonsts. The House re-
Yu,ed 70 pass D the " Dy vote OF ~ 10 ID
less than twO-tArds.
The Democratic ara other anti-Dix journals
of tins sate are 50 sorry Gov. DIX allowed that
statement concerning his temperance record 10 be made
public Mi th.i 10 will hurt the pleasant plan OF get
ting up Temperance ticket 10 draw Of votes from DIX
of course but 10 shows an uubecoming desire Tor
Office on the part " the Governor winch WI. tend 10
weaken him IN the respect ana confidence OF his friends
There Isu'. Aosil politician IN the Srate who would
actually weep tAe thought Of the Governors losing
LIS popularity.
The third term discussion is spreading, and
a specially significant feature it the increased num-
her of Journals which are wagering their heads over IL IN
a thoughtful way # after all there may be something
IN it. The Cincinnati Enquirer which secs a Wai-st
conspiracy everything nOwadays. comes 70 the con-
by the money ending arstOcracy on the one hand
and the people on he other and thinks that the ndl-
cations are that Grant will be "m0nevs candidate" II
a so thinks that some Eastern Democrats ana Few
Struggling Democratic representatives OF money IN the
West Will ION Tie money arstocracv, when VIII nnu
their most willing and pIaDe Instrument in Grant,
who has already ana inevitably made himself tnelr
candidate"
There seems 10 be a good deal Of excellent
sense IN TINS advice which The Columbia Union gives
70 It's party in South Carolina: We Republicans
all over the STATE deceived into the belief that
Moses is the only political Jonah that Will be required
IN order 70 save the party from sinking There are
scores Of them hundredfold dangerous 10 the
welfare and prosperity OF the State aud TO the good
name OF the party than Moses Governor ever could
be. aud these the men whom the Republican party
must determine cast aside # it expects TO perpeua
its power any considerable time. 1t won't DO 10
throw the responsibility all upon Moses, and make him
q -rapegUat the sins OF others The cry OF Down
with Moses won't the party 80 long as others,
teufod IMAM he permitted 70 float upon the
Of popularity" This warning seems especially
timely as inc Republicans said TO he proposing as
candidates for the GOvernOrship several who
many shades worse than Moses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
ErENlSG SESSION or rHE sEN4rE.
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The CHAIR appointed a Committee OF Conference
on the Pos;-Ofice Appropriation bill MessIs Ramsey
(Rep.. Mimi and Thurman rep, OAoJ
Tie Pension bill was then read
Mr. MORRILL, Rep. VT inquired II tho bill did not
involve an expenditure OF sl10jo,ooO back pay ana
g. oOlo00 Or $500 600 annual the pension roll
MI PRATT SAID ne was not able to answer with pre-
cison the question of the gentleman. but he IN
structed by the offer several amendments
which would reduce the amount. For instance, ne
would Offer an amendment % the first section as 10
give 10 every such soidler not benefited by the act OF
ls1l pension from the date OF the passage o, the D
Nr MORRILL, Inquired II the gentleman hau NOT an
estimate Of the llcreac prepared bt ine PENSION once
Mt PRATT sent To- the Clerks desk and had read tie
letter from Commissioner OF Pensions, stating that
the pas.ag uf the b would ada 52.-l soldiers 20 the
pension rolls. and 10000 widows, and mat tue total
amount required pay them would De Sl5.Jyl.J5i.
Mr.. THURMAN. al ll:3U moved that the Senate al
i0uru Agreed tO-Yeas u Nays, II and the Senate
adjourned.