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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-07

TIE New York Herald Of Wednesday says:
''AEr. Roberts, of the Utica Herald announces
that Governor Fenton is inclined 10 return to
the Republican ranks. This viii reduce the
Liberal party to eleven. Governor Fenton Is
needed in the Republican party. What per-
sussiYe speech he could make in the National
convention nominating Mr.. Conkling for the
Presidency. Wehear that Collector Murphy
Is making ready the fatted calf on his seaside
form, with which to celebrate the return Of
the prodigGl SON." II Is sincerely 70 be hoped
tn at the "elsven" wiz conclude not to follow
Mr.. Fenton's example. Let them 20 10 the
Democracy, Or, better still, jump Of tbs first
bridge into deep water.
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DENTISTS.

SPECIAL N0TIOE-TAs propristors
Of 10 Drois Park o5sr the fsD Aouses still
Remaining unSoId Of shs largs Number just
completed at lou prices. TAss houses are
varied IN sise. Sty|s and pries. and are
eOmpISts Nth all city conVenisness. Thy
are clog to tie city, bling only about a. far
az tie Capitol "a rem ns White Houss
from other ef those points. oiA vids
arsnue, eztsadiag to saeh and being higher
than II street tAsy afford eommanding
rfsvs Of the city, Thy are eR pithin
about tArss squares ef tAs 6svsnsa and
NInM street cara and only four SQSsrs
from the 0orooran markst. We eSsr tAsm
as srst-eEass property n sOsry respect
,OAsfAer for rsGSssos Or fnsS,tmsnt and
upon az most advantageous terms. That
Els promfsss ~ nsSs LAT year hdvs ben
J,llgy redeemed. 20 fagits tAs iaIpsetion Of
tM pu0IIe. TA6 properly e as "sEs
edge" Of as siiy.
~ We viR rsnt a fsV 81 these elegant
subur5an 6ilIas and colleges to fr't-eIas'
tenants only at lov priesI, u Early sppstsS-
tioA Is made.
A. L. BARBER 8 CO.,
Proprieters.
7Os 3 stresartArs't, oppotiis p. O.
jyt-tf
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NEW BOOKS.

- - - @-F@@
UNDER THE TREES, BY Samuel IrenRus Prime.
ALCESTIs, leisure hour SerieS)
NEW THEORY OF GRAvIFATIoE AND
OTHER SUBJECTS. Ey Edward L. Young,
Norfolk, Va.
THE LIVING LINK. By James De Mile.
SLAVES AND RING. BY F.Y. Robinson. author
of"LiItle Kate Kirby" &c.
WITHIN An INCH OF HIS LIFE. From thu
French ofEmille Gsborian.
BONDED DEBTS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMB1A
THE RHINE. By Victor Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. Romance OF Old virginia.
BY John Estsn Cooke.
SYRIAN HOME LIFE. By JesSup.
MY MOTHER AND 1. BY Miss MuIoek.
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
- BY Jules Verne.
WESTERN WINDOWS. By John James PiAu.
LANDMARKS. BY John James PIatt.
A TREATISE on MechsnIes' Liens on Rssl aud
Personal Property. By samuel L. PEillips,
of thy Mashlngton Bar, Svo. Law sheep.
FOR sALK BY
VIII. g. o. H. MORRISON,
jysa-tf Law Booksellers, as PenHA. ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-07

IT Is only the managers of the Repuoli-
can party the New York Tribune believes
to be corrupt The great mass Of the party
is honest. Reuben E. Fenton, Gen. John
Coehrane and other friends Of the Tribune
belong, we suppose, to the masses" 1t is 3
consolation to beassured that we are not al
had
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nTEn-

eAENoN.-At mss o'clock p. M, KATE GAN-
mon, Youngest daughter OF Martin aud Mary Can
non, aged one year, four months and seventeen
DAYS,
me friends OF the family are invited to attend her
uperal from the resi- ience Of her parents, NO. 1910
street northwest, this Afternoon At $50 elook.
SCHMIDT.-Auguct6 At 2;l0a. m, OHRIsTIANf D.
SCHMIDT, native OF Armstadt, Germany, resident
in Washington for twenty years, aged nfty-hve
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully requested to atteAd his funeral, from bis late
residence, Ne i70 PennsylvAn avenue northwest,
Friday afternoon, n O'Clock -
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oFFIoIAL. STAMPED ENYRLoPEs.
SlB,gD
-
AsRRraENr-BoSps.

| within ten DAYS after the Contract has been
M sS %sE wiz ne PoStmasr sSsrt
20 fAithn9y oessrvS snd fssP me S9sms s99a
ment. according 70 their true intent aud meaning,
/ and shall make, execute, and deliver, subject 70
Eenslsi Sopds WITH So5d ana saieisnt SitsrisS n
me sum Of two hundrsd thousand dolaFs, $40 COO
SSreemens or eoDtrsst, aecordns 10 he proyisioa5
and subject 70 ths LIABILITIES o. TIE ssVentsentn
IesallLlng and mixing 1RpEopriatigni fof ,Psh
Necessary objects as haye been usually included u
oIiaE and 10 az SAd provide ror Incidsnts
xpen1sS o. tne op 6sF 4na Sess nS re
States Statutes At Large, volume 5 page 52ei APP
case he c6ntraclor shah hil 70 e6mpiy With the
terms Of his contract he and his guretics shall be
~ naddated SsmaSos 10 Sc sSed Tor n he name
OF the United States In Any court having jurisdc-
II the contractor 10 whom the arst award may be
made should az g enter int agrssnsnt ana give
award may be annulled ard the contract let to the
me- neEI Lowest md Sona ~, - 9e Iss
and such next lowest bidder shall Be required 70
fulhll every stipulation embraced herein, as n he
the original party to when the contract was
Ths Agreement will also provide that II at any
/ time during the continuance OF the contract the
sureties shall die, or become irresponsible for the
sSaii ave the Right TO require new bond with adj
ditlonAi ana sliissnt saretisS whis9 ne P sS9
master General within ten days after notice, and
IN default tlereol the contract may 0e am uAisQ
/ CONTRACT NOT ASSIGNABLE:
Inc sontFSt Ss,anot' In any case De iA~'aiI
OBSERVATIONS.
The Postmaster aeneral reserves the right to re-
Jeet any and all bids ~ IN bis ~ tnr4t, ne
ests Of the G0veraIaent require 10 alo5 me isns
/ to annri the contract, %. In his oplnion, there
shall be failure 81 any cme 70 perform l9itntully
any OF IT. stipuissions q N as ., .,tsJ ~ ~
V0opes and Wrap5ers Inferior e those uoH u use.
EXTENSION.
should the interest Of The devernme9t require.
tbis eortraSt nav b extended beyond the time
aaun ~ nol sEesfdlnE threa montha, ~ order %
49, bcsfmasieF General, and The contract prices.
~ 81 eonditious bersi1 Set forth Shan govern N
Tach artsndSd contrast.
apseirnens Of tAs envelopes and wrappers FOE
When proposals are invited. ahoElng The different
ausiiiss End coiors 81 paper ntrsd he cuts and
STis 81 cumming. With blank forms OF bids, may be
k2d On aPDlleatlon 70 ne Third Assistaat Post
KS az and specimen Of the simple
snvelopss and ErAppsfs fsTPishsd ey ths Depart
GUkRANTEE-PRoPosK
No proposal VII b considered unle88 accompa-
nied ~ sAtisaetcrY euarahtee, signsd By at least
BId'sSs mast tate Il. their proposals the price
per thousand envelopes Or Wrappers, lneluclng
every thing required Dc done Or Furnished a. SET
forth In this adrertsement; and al proposals must
PaItment,' securely enseloped and sealed marked
Proposals for Stamped Envelopes and Newspaper
Wrappers y End addressed - ths lalrd Assistant
Postmaster General, WashinEton, y. SS.,;,rsyr.
iyia-MAThss Ps'saaSisE General.
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PROPOSALS
1PosALs FoR diLlT1RY s0PPLIEs.
DEPor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DEPOT QUAEIERMAsTEKis OFFICE.
fhILApEL PHtA, July IS 1874
BeAieo proposals., In duplicate, With eobyof thia
dyeTtisemsnt attached to each, viii Be reive4 a.
tnls once until noon August - ls7l for furnlshink
sle Jnltsd States Quartermasterfs Departmeuf
iAtogo pairs WOollen STOCKINGS
19toe pairs White Berlin Gloves.
,eeeo9 pairs VI oollen Mlttens.
d aa'S1 pays Boots, brass screwed.
49, patfs bo0tees. brass screwed.
~ pairs Buffalo OVerghoes.
= ~ paiEs Arctic Overshoes, Bu-tie GaItcrt.
u, 90 W oolleu Bla1k 'SS't -
= 900 Iron Bunka
- = ~ sets Iron-9unk slats
~ sets stencil Piatss
lesg9g lafal Raf k-olne cloth. g.
looy 90 yards Skyline KerseV, al
All articles will bssdbiesi ~ - -rirf5 IsraofIo,,
sse 9adsirs arc st fl eompaaee Witb
tisls u. reg 70 ne standard WIN % Aeeeb "a:
iis reserves the right % rsjcss any
Bids are requested fOs deil4sry Of the sr.,sss Al
PHILADELPHIA and Also At san Franciseo.
= FOR Information IN detail apply % thiE oHica
Envslopts contalnlpg proposals 10 81 Endorsed
,nProPoskls for Military suppnes,' and addreSssd
By order Or ne QpartsrmaSssr General.
Assistant QuastsrmaStsr General q. s. A., In charge
NJ nlTr1-
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9a3gEs2RsIs E2 R BY R.ao5 5He

Sealed proposals. WIN Be received ~ fhs lorthsrn
Liberty Market ComranI 80 thclf once, X Htroef,
noon Of tie ~ az q AUG ia, gof farnl5e-
lng the materials and dolnr the cur-sto1s work.
painting 40, required IN hellding tue Superssrae-
Plans and specsdestiosl an Be sen and SSrIs q
proposals procured at tie oce Of james D. ne1iiii
arcfltect. 5lo street.
The company reserve TIE right 60 reject any Or
all bids q deemed for the interost o. tne eo -
DO 50. The successful bidder VII oe - nllel -
give bonds 20 tha amount Of twenty tnsa..Ra ooi-
lara for the faithfnl execution 81 ne Sga ~
iys,0saugi.4s ssarsslFy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-07

LOCAL OPTION was everywhere defeated in
Kentucky at the recent elections, and Bourbon
Is now master OF the situation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-07

7FRE HIfT0H1L REPUBLICAN HAS 4
EARGER CIRCULATION TEAM AEY oTERE
AroRELFe PAPRR IN tbs DLSZRFoToR 90,
LEERLA. ... --
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FRIDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !, iS1t

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLr-
CAN bG0ing tie city for The summer can
Aqc1 the paper mailed to their address yor
si5ty-siz csnts Der month, fH a5V0ncs.
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SUGARS.

FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per SACK :. sass
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per Saek .es.45
EURNT MILLS FAMILY. -. at Lowest rAsss
ISAAC AVENGERS FAMILY a.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY
EXTRA FLOUR, persaek, %, sa.sS and s0.sS
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MERCHANT TAIL0RS.
IL RUGE - SON,
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Eo. UIa Fourteenth efroe

NO. olS Eourtoentn btreet,
Have received their arsI OF Spring Goods
consisting efsupeFhne DlRgonals, Foreign and Do
nestic Canimsres. ana shan receive weekly during
Ihs season, which tAsy kre prepared 20 make up ID
The latest styles. .e1. 800 sei ssIs-n
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TN THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DIS
y TRIQT OF COLUMBIA.
RsE " Ran nsSSasn, 1HssiEnes .s~

WIN. D. CassIn et Al. - -'r - -
u ~ ths Court, this an day Of July, A. D. 1874
ordered that the sales made and report6d BY Water
B. Cox and W iiiAn D. clssin, trustees for the sale
OF the real estate described In the bill IN said cause
trary thereof be shown before the 18th day OF
August, A. ID, 1874; provided COPY OF fheOrdef be
Or Columbia once IN eseh OF thres turoasSve weeks
before toe 18th day Of August, A. d. ls7L
M.rst, olsrt. &c. ,ysEssv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
S%61R6 FRoa GEN. H0W1R6.-
~ Any unsettled business Of pTlyate nature
in which am concerned in and near this city will
Cool, sSq., Ro. isIif PsGssyITsals szsags.
wAsHrSorox, D. O., A-sgstS iszl. s1Gi:2t
S~THE HARYLAND REPUBLICAN
ES ss1te Assoelati1nW will meet at Olarke,s b. U,
- rennsylvania avenue, THIS (F.tlsyl EVEN
'fFe, a. O'Clock. sull st. ?, ;d%se I, 4 ST d
'No' o fAHese eeretS;ry. fFs''osn su7
R~GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW
|b@ Hall Of Uaion Rethel A. n. y, Church, u
street. Between sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
with Ten DAys Feast In the Wilderness y COM
mance6 on MONDAY EvEGlNG, August q and
will continue ten days. Admission Is cents; chill
dren Is cents. Refreshments - moderate prices.
.e~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As.
~ ISOLATION, corner Of Ninth aud d
streets.
EVENING GLASSES In Latin, Greek, English
Grammar, PhonoRraphy, Mathematics, and Sacred
History, commencing September Il
Classes open % all
Free Reading-Room and Circulating Library.
Daily Prayer-MeetlnEs At i1;lS, sanlpp.m.
Sabbath Evening Services At the Rooms at Q
O'Clock.
WE WELCOME ALL.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
T ST PUBLISHED. =
AHAxD-BoOK OF Politics.

FOR 1874,
Being . record OF Important political astiop, Na
tioPl a1a ssete, from July is 49,, 70 July y, ls7A
By HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Ii. D., 2
Cerk OF the HonSe Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the UnItec
Price q, 80. free b. mail.
ma trade supplied. Pahllshed by
ROLoMON8 & CIEAPMAN.
Agents for Foreign Statistical Ahd Govt Books,
au5-St " On PepnsylVania avenue.
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twenty-five oents per line. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The head Of 'sFor Sale or Rent WANTED. Z" Lest
andFound, - and personal" twelve and half
cents per linz
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GO1denH

This FLOUR was never better than It Is now.
II has no superior in ths market. 80,
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GCHoOL FURNITURE
Now's THE TINE TO ORDER.
Samples OF all kinds on hand, and sold 81 exactly
Agent for the manufaetarsrs
WI BALLAHTYNE,
90 seventh street.
Also on hand Globes, Blaekboards, Maps, Cray
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oFFIcE ROOMs 40 FIfRNTTunE-
STOCK OF HAND.

The contractor shall At all times keep on hand =
stock Of the several kinds and denomnati0ns OF en-
VeOpes ant Wrappers subject to The control Of the
Agent Of the Department., In all stages Of manufac
ture sufficient 70 meet all orders or the Department,
and to provide against any and al contingencies
that NAV be likely to occur during the existence
the contract that each an every order OF the De-
partment may be promptly filed.
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~ An communications, whether on Business q
for publication, should be addressed 70 WIN =
NURTAeH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington. D. c.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
JfpubIishsd every Thursday morning, and Il FUR
niEhee 70 subscribers a. the following rates; One
oo9y enc year, g; three copies one year. 20 zen
eopes one year, s5 single copies, In WrApperh hT'
can't aaeh. 4. d
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TEAS.

TEAS
wsArTs recently addedso our stock In hi, de-
parsnsn' BY purchaser. LARGE QUANTITY
OF SEw-cnOP TEAS Sr the aissr.ns vari.,i.a
and Aanos We ar. new prepared :. .s.r special In
svo.m.n,,
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DRY Goods.

|nRX Go0Ds SACRIFICED.
q 90 yards Marrinack caiIcO. only sesnts, worth
T. French CURED Pfque, % cents, worth 80 cents.
White Riques lessthen CO.. q, IN c. nts up.T n
2H-eaut counter has goods worth fOurttfnes the
money.
Perasols less than cost, to close out n .---rr a
Money 20 b. rived tn buying goods 70 iay aside
for next season, As hewhole stock Is to be tur nsd
- y = f'''fi.a HI-T. n. HGUDGTN,o
,rs ,,r r - pe,a.vs,ssI. 80, "a.
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RATEs oF ApYERTIsINe .

cents pei mohta
Nan subscriberS SS.O per year; sLoo fer d
months, and en- for three months. Terms =
y.riably IN advance.
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PRoPosALs FoR sTAMPED ENYE1-

- -, q; g, E1sToN,
Of depot iyE3-l2f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-07

PAYMENTS for stamped envelopes and wrapper
Is Cd and delivered will be made quarterly
amer proper examination and adjustment OF &C
counts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-07

The contract will be awarded 70 the lowest re-
SpOnsibe bidder for all the envelopes and wrappers,
the prices 70 be calculated on the hasls Of the
Der used Of the severn grades during the last nseI
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/ The envelopes mist 30 Thoroughly and perfectly
gummed, the cumming on tbs zap Of each Except
Tor ciroulaTBl 70 Be put By hand uot less than
half inoh The entire .eagth; the wrappers to be
aiso hand Eumned not less han three f0Grths OF
tnsh IN width across the End
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PACKING,


! The envelopes and Wr1ppers must be ready foe
delivery on the lst day ofOet0ber, i4 and thereAf
ter must be promptly Furnished and deli yered,
complete In all respects In such Quantities IS may
be required to al the daily orders Of postmasters
the deliveries to be made elher Al the fost once
Department. Washlug. on. ID. c., or At the once OF
agent duly authorized 70 inspect and receive the
tame; the plaee o. deli. err to be 81 she opsion OF
tha Postmaster General and the cost OF iyerlnE,
a. well e all expensa % sto-ing, packing address
ing, lsoslng and Watsr-proo a9E to be paid by the
contractor.
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sEeuRlFY FRoA FIRE Nd THEEl

Bidderl are NOTIFIED thst The Departments vii; ro-
quIre, ssa eondtion Of the contract, that the en-
stored In apAFtnentss separate and dl8tinct RON
those In which any other nOrk Is done, and In sgch
Tnsnnsr e 10 Insure security against loss BT IRE
4 OF theft - RI .aHa. ~
the inspaetion % an agent OF the Department, who
will require tbs sspuIatons Of the contract to be
/ faithfully observed.
The contractor, hts employees, AMI agents shall
con forn 20 such regulations IS tbs department may
from tine 10 time 5dOptfor tine security OF the Gov
eminent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-14
NOTHING IN IT.

Much has been said about the Hum
bsldt and Colorado Railroad bill, and
some Of our contemporaries have even
fsigned fear that II the Republicans
should Be in . majority next Winter in
the Legislature, the bill would be drag
gsa forth from the ONCE Of the Secretary
Of State and pressed to final passage.
To sooths the a~pprshsnsions and calm
the fears Of these excessively timid per-
sons, we will merely state that the bill
is dead beyond all possibility OF resur-
rsction; that BY its terms the time with
in which its franchise should terminate
has long since elapsed, and that to frame
. new bill. with the provisions Of the
old one and get IL before the people,
whose support ID must have. would be
impossible. Moreover. We may add
that the Republican party in Nevada is
pledged against all subsidies. And for
the further quieting Of those who think
that MI. Sharon wants q subsidy for
that or any other road, We also add that
he does not nor did he ever " . dol
lars worth Of stock in the Humboldt
and Colorado Railroad. The Palisade
and Eureka road has been built entirely
by private capital. 10 not owned nor con-
trollsd by the proposed ineorpontors
Of the first named road and has NO busi-
mesa connection thersw it'll. Which facts
place the "howlers'' Of the opposition
press in the sorrswful position Of wind
beaten and hle-gnawsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-14
UNCLE ..suORGE."

That genial and adiposs Tsuton. who.
for many years past, has made glad the
hearts and stsmachs Of the travelling
public at the St. Charles Hotel. in Car
son City. has. after much solicitation.
been induced to accept nomination for
State Treasurer. and will make a run.
Let no one misconstrus our idea whom
we say that Uncle George Tufy, with
his four hundred pounds Of jolly Ger
man fat. is going to run. We don't
mean that he and Jerry Schooling will
adjourn to the Carson Race Track to see
which travels fastsr; but we mean to say
that wherever George Tufy goes; who
ever sees his genial face and hears him
tell seine "lssdle tinss," will "tis" to
him right speedily. And Uncle George
is 4 good man to "tis" to. Many 10
the impscunious legislator who has
run his face with mine host OF tho
st. Charles for grub; and few they be
who can refuse to now support him for
the first Office to which he ever would
accept o nomination. George Tufy will
be elected. He will. We are informed,
canvass the whole State, and We proph-
ssy that when he returns to Carson after
q tour Of three weeks among his friends
in the Great East" he will have more
votes pledged to his support than any
other candidate on the State ticket. which
we may add will be elected straight"
George Tuay-and We are now talking
businsss-is a representative German.
He came to this State many years ago, q
younger, poorer. and We may add. .
smaller man. Az years have come and
gone they have dealt gently with Unslo
George. BY hard work in the carly days
Of Carson he obtained q start, and
shortly aitsrward possession Of the hotel
we mentioned. His lardsr has been
always full. A hearty welcome to the
world has ever been extended. Pros
psrity accompanied his growth OF purse
and person. and while George Tufy IL
not very wealthy. as wealth goes in Ne
vada, he is one Of the stsunoh tax
payers Of ormsby county. He is not
proud either Of his success in getting
fissh or money. He is entirely comps-
tent for the position of State Treasurer;
is honest as the la sought by Diogenes
who. had he lived in Carson, would
have needed ne lamp to find Mr.. Tufy-
and will be elected. He will got every
German vote in Storey county. and
plenty OF other natisnalities. The fact
Is that we already sympathizs with Jerry
Schooling. who we know hates to leave
the town OF Carson and his rooms in the
State Capitol. But the eIigsncies Of the
public service, ETC., etc.. compel This
change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-14
LIVE

The Chronicle last evening felt very
badly because. a. ii alleged. the Rspub-
liean press will psrsistently discuss "old
issuss'' and will not take up Give ones.
II suggests. among others, that we dis
cuss the question Of the back pay theft
OF Kendall. We are perfectly willing TO
do so, but rs Mr.. Kendall 10 not n can
didate for Office. and both platforms
condemn his back pay theft aiOrs-
said. We fail TO see where tho discussion
Is 10 zone in. Moreover. we had sup
posed that the Democratic party, by its
action In Convention in refusing Mr..
Kendall an opportunity 10 explain his
action On that subject, and the conduct
Of the Democratic managers, whom he
referred to 1t at . public meeting a few
evenings sines, indicated . desire on the
part OF Tom Williams & Co.. to cut of
discussions on the whole subject. Per-
hsps We have been mistaken. II so. we
promise, II the Chronicle can discover
sny difference between our opinion and
its own upon the subject Of "back pay"
to talk the matter over.
While We are talking OF "lvs' issues
ws are reminded that there Is one Of
vital importance To the people OF Storey
county, 10 which va have lately repeat
edly called the Chronicles attention. we
refer to the alleged Endorsement OF Mr..
su,ro and his swindle BY the managers
Of the Democratic party; to the charge
that an alliance. offensive (vsry much SO
10 decent msn) and defensive. has been
made between Sutro and Tom Williams;
and to the further allegation that they