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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-01-02

WHAT NExT?-The Iowa State
Register, the grangers' organ in that
State, thinks the finances OF the
order need looking after. 1t il
thought the number of oranges will
reach seven thousand before the
end OF the year, just passed. The
charters OF so many lodges At SIS
each would yield Sl05, 600. The ten
cent fee from each member, reckon
ing them at 100000, would swell the
amount to about $4,000. The
probabilities are that there will be q
large increase this year. The de-
falcations, so prevalent, both in bus
mess and public treasures, leads
the Register to think that the gran
gers had better keep an eye on their
money, lest some honest farmer fail
when he is tried. The warning is
doubtless timely. Other orders
have suffered by defGQIting tPeasur-
ers, and the grangers may not be an
exception. it Is well enough 70
watch anyway. Lock the door in
time. The colored men or the
South used to say SWe know dark
les will steal, and white men are
mighty on-sartaiD.' Honest men
are sometimes overcome by temptA-
ton. How the anti-granger would
say 81 told you So" If some treasur-
er should run away with the farm
ersimoaey. Changers are not infal-
lible.
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ny s. STORRS, of California, will
IN . take notice that Dewitt G Vail di d
on the 9th day OF December, 1878, file his
petition in the District court OF Lyon
county, Kansas, against said \. S.
storrs and Elizabeth Storrs, defendants
setting forth that the said n. S. Storrs
and Elizabeth Storrs gave q mortgage to
the said Dewitt C. Vail on lots "A and So
on Merchants street, in Emporia, Kansas.
to secure the payment OF $500, according
TO certain note referred to in aid inert
gage, on which there has since the filing
thereof been a credit OF $500, and pray
ing that the said n. 5. Storrs and Eliza.
beth Storrs may pay the sum now claim.
ed, to-wit: $500 with interest thereon,
at II per cent. per annum from April l3
1879, or that the said premises may he
sold 10 pay the same; aud the said n. q.
Storrs is hereby notified that he Is requIr-
ed to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 10th day of February, A. n.
1874. or the same will be taken as true,
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
Z. w. CUNNINGHAM,
l-S Plaintiffs Atty.
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better. In every particular. than The
narrow sOulsd bigot who would re-
eeiVe the intelligence OF his uniting
with the church with = sheer. We
believe the mistake OF Kalloch's
life was when he quit his religion
and the ministry. Had he led q
devoted christian life, aud used his
wonderful powers az q speaker and
writer in the pulpit and in literary
pursuits, where his natural tastes
are, there is no telling what good
ne might have accomplished in
Kansas. When he left these on tn
go into politics he took a step
that lowered him In the minds OF
the people whose regard was of the
most valne TO him, and il seems to
ns lac has never began to re4lize the
effect the step had on his standing
throughout the State. We have OF.
ten heard his real and true friends
express their regrets that he saw
ut to change his course OF life, and
II seems 10 us thst be would sooner
have reached the goal OF his ambI.
ton, even ia politics, fighting
against evil in all its shapes, with
voice and pen, and by The example
Sf 81 upright and pure life, thai
he could by taxing the course b.
did. But we did NOT intend 4
write . moral lecture TO friend
KAllOch. We merely commenced
this item to say that We are trul!
glad IL be has reunited with tn,
} church, and to express the hop
that he may become = moral ant
|, religious light to hiS thousands O
admirers in the Stale.
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NOTICE

In the District court Of Lyon county, State
of Kansas.
Elizabeth w. Railey, plaintiff. VS. Joseph
Z. Raiiey, defendant.
THE said defendant, Joseph G. RaiIey.
Of Joplin, Jasper county, State OF
Missouri, Will take notice, that on De-
cember Gath, 1873, said plaintiff filed her
petition in the Office of the Clerk of the
said District court, at Emporia, in said
Lyon county. against him, setting forth
that she is entitled to divorce from said
defendant on the grounds of gross neg
lect Of duty, extreme cruelty and habit
nal drunkenness, and PRAYING that she be
divorced from him, and that said court
decree her custody of their g infant chill
dren, Martha Blanche, William Clinton,
and George Eddie. and for, all proper re.
lief; and that the said Joseph c. Raiiey is
require 10 appear and answer said peti,
ton on OF before Saturday, February II,
1874, or said petition viii be taken as
true and Judgment rendered according 10
the prayer thereof. J. JAY BUCK.
Atty for Pl'f.
January |. 1874. I-3
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81. L. Dunlap, in the Chicago Tri-
bune, says: The warehouse scheme
at Tolono, ILL.,, has fallen through,
the Patrons refusing to take stock,
and the warehouse is now on the
hands Of the eight persons who took
the responsibility until the Patrons
could form q legal association. He
thinks they will lose $1,000 each.
He says that while many farmers
believe that the extra price obtain
ed for one or two shipments Of
grain, was caused by shipping it fol
themselves, the facts were that the
market was rising. Later ship
ments were made on falling mar,
ket with unsatisfactory results.
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In the district court Of Lysa county, state
OF Kansas.
j. d. Griffith,
samuel II. Miller.
THE Haid deiend sut, Samuel IL. Miller,
u Of parts unknown, will take notice
that on the Is da. Of December, 1873, said
plaintiff filed his petition In the clerks
once of the district court at Emporia, In
said Lyon county against defendant,
praying tor Judgment on q nots given by
defendant to pIatEtfff, March 11th, 1878,
for S2sl, and 10 per cent. interest, secured
by mortgage on the east half of southwest
quarter Of section 12, tp. 16, range IL,
Lyon county, praying for judgment on
said note, and foreclosure OF said mort
gage; and FOR SI.20 as taxes paid on
said property by this plaintiff; Said
defendant Is required to appear and
answer said petition on or before
Saturday, February 1th, 1874, or said
petition will be taken rs true and judg-
ment rendered for the amount Of princi-
pal and interest due on sSid note and 10
per cent thereon as attorneys tees and for
the sale Of said land, to satisfy said judy
ment. T. y. SEDGWICR,
asti Atty for Prf.
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STATE ITEMS,

Manhattan has gone back on the
whiskey shops.
The Burlington Patriot calls out
for . reading room.
The treasurer 81 ChetOps is a
most Humble man.
Hays City is now kept straight
by : preaching Officer.
KGllOch Is lecturing In the princi-
pal cities of Northern Kansas.
Prof Nudge of the Agricultural
College, is geologising in Southern
Kansas.
Sol. Miller preached Christmas
sermon. It was plain, practical and
to the point.
The Council Grove people are
ready 10 fight any man who says
coal to them.
Noble 1. Prentis, OF Junction
Union fame, caught his Christmas
turkey on the Trott.
The Commercial wants to let ont
the job of governing LeAvenworth
to the lowest bidder.
The Garnett people attach ali the
blame af their late railroad difficult
ties to some parties in ST. Louis.
The sprightly, newly dressed Pa
triot is going to prescribe delin-
4nsnts AFTER the 10th OF February.
Good.
The Topeka Blade says: "Mr.
Kalloch has accepted the psstorate
Of the First Baptist church at Law
rence,"
Southern Kansas IL thoroughly
aroused on the cotton question.
There is some talk of . cotton con-
ventiOn to be held In TT. Scott.
Prentis OF the Junction Union
has discovered the scream Of society"
in Lawrence. II was the party who
paid Jnstiee Christian butter for a
wedding Zee.
The Missouri river, Fl. s Gulf r.
R.carries al the coal used fer chArita-
BILE purposes fFpm Ft. Scott to Kan
sas City, free Of cost, That is not
so bad for . "soulless corporation. I"
The owners of the Lawrencs
Tribune have hsd . little unpleaS-
antness, which has resulted in plac-
ing tha 0nlSs IL the hands Of . re-
ceiVer. This will not interfere with
its publication, we are told.
Dc. Knapp, the new superintend-
emit OF the Insane Asylum, IL having
seine trouble with the trustees Of
that Institution. We do not know
the cause Of it. We always believ-
ed DR.. Knapp to be an smiable
OlAthe hAa repealed her dram
shop license Law.
The late theological discussion At
"brOke up with . row."
The NeOsho FAlls Post has entered
upon lts second year. The editor IL
Ssin, has meyer issued half sheet I; |
nd slvayS rnn on tina, save once.
Judge LeOompts' hes bOen walked |
ip by the excitement In Leaven.
worth over taxes and defan!teEs !;
nd has concluded to sue d. r.
for libel. Daniel, come
o judgement" !
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CHIEF JUsTICE.-It 10 said that
Senators Morton aud COnkling will
favor . bill, which IL to be introduce
ed in Congress after recess, abOl-
ishlnR the ofilce OF Chief Juststice.
They want the Chief Justice select
ed by the voice of the Associate
Justices, it they have one.
We are not so sure about that.
Why not let the Cabinet elect
the President? Would they not
be moro likely to make judicious
selection than the people? Why
not let Congressman and Senators
elect their successors They are
better acquainted with the promi-
nent men of the country than the
masses. Why not allow lawyers to
elect judges? Thus we might GO
through the whole catalogue OF
officers, whether elected or appoint
ed.
While this question is up, would
| ~ hui DC WOIL " OoAJ WI AOS AZ
the people elect all the prominent
officers OF the Government Thal
would be an Improvement, VI
think. These appointments Savol
OF patronage and corruption. W.
want TO see the lime when ever!
man who wants Office will have 4
receive It ct the hands Of the who'll
people. Away with this class work
aud these favored Sppointees. lie
the people speak, and let their Voic
decide the fate of the sspirant. Ad
mInIstrations, whether of q State
or the entire Government could no
be SO easily corrupted If their pat
ronage in the way Of appointing
powers, were cut OF. 1t is tn
chief source OF corruption In on
Government. We hope that, If thi
matter Is agitated in Congress, the
it will lead TO SR entire evolution G
| the whole thing and that we aha
have chance to elect all our publ
} servants, from the justice to III
: President.
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SEVENTEEN.

THE EMPoEIA NEWS starts out ON
its Seventeenth year, wishing every
body n Happy New Year and =
prosperous one; aud with a deter
minatiOn TO use its best exertioDs TO
forward the beat interests Of its
friends and the public generally,
during the year. With malice 90
ward no human being; with = God
speed for all, it enters buoyantlY
and hopefully upon the WORK 81 the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-01-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF's SALE.

VIM. W. Angel vs.. VIM. H. Eikenbury,
Is ct al.
District court, 9th judicial district, Lyon
county, Kansas.
DY VIRTUE OF an order OF sale issued
ID out Of the District Court of the 9Th
Judicial District, sitting in and for Lyon
county, Kansas, wherein VIM. W. Angel
is plaintiff, and VIM. II. Eikenbury and
Emeline Eksnbury are defendants, I
will, on Monday, the I'd day of Fehru.
airy. A. D. 1874, at 10 O'Clock =.
M, at the front door % the court house
In the city Of Emporia, in said county,
otter for sale At public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest of the defendants,
VIM. H. Eikehbury and Emeline Eiken.
bury, in and to the following describ.
ed real estate, toswit: 1l5 acres Of the
southeast quarter of section II, township
10, range 10, ALI situated nSTth OF the
Cotton Wood river, IN Lyon county, Kan.
sas, and occupied by said Eikenb bury as a
homestead Said real estate will be sold
as the property of defendants, VIM. III.
Eikenbury and Emeline Eikenbury, to
satisfy said Judgment.
JOHN BAY. %
Sheriff, Lyon county, Kansas.
Sherif's ONCE, Emporia, January sd,
i. ID. 1874. Is
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THE scOFIELD-POMRROY SCANDAL

The LeaVenw0rth Times, we be-
lieVe 10 responsibls for the sensation
concerning Scofield, Pomeroy and
Ryan. Most OF the papers in the
State have quoted tho Times and
commented upon the subject e.
seemed good unto them. We said
but little about the matter because
there was nothing tangible in the
story. 1t seemed to be simply GEN.
satIonal. We thought we could see
from the outset an indirect fling ct
Senator Ingalls, and go expressed
ourselves. We now believe that It
was D. r. Anthony's intention to
make a fight on the Senator. We
may be mistaken, but dispatch
from LesvenWoFth TO the Chicsgo
Times confirms our opinion. That
dispatch says:
THE PomerOy men are In high
spirits /; the Ingalls, people are down
In the mouth, John j. Ingalls,, the
apostle of radical purity, the imper-
sonitication of ali the cardinal Vir-
tues, may be expected to topple
over at any minute. He il, at least,
indirectly through Scofleld, and Il
is more than limited directly by his
own acts, tainted with the dishonor
which attaches to the most Infamous
of all infamous political bargains
ever transacted in Kansas"
We do not know who was
the Snthor Of the dispatch. Bot
SchOGeld, POmSFoy, Ryan and
John AartiL, PomerOy's sttor-
ney, all deny through the public
prints, the charges against SoooAeld
and Pomeroy, so that Anthony
viii now have & chance to prove his
charges. He Is mum, we believe.
Is he going TO let the matter die opt
now2 We believe he never takes
anything back, and ifhs does not
support his charges, We shall take
il for granted that he IL ready to
''plAy quits"
1t is thought by some to he q lit
tie game OF Anthony's whereby he
hoped TO win something for d. Il.
A. He is passionately fond of the
post office. 1t may be that he was
trying to scare somebody. His tims
a. mayor of Leavenworth viii soon
expire, and he would be glad, no
doubt, to have the Post Once ali FIX
ed by the flrst Of April.
Now If Anthony knows &nything
let him speak out. We want to see
the end of this thing. If Ingalls, is
''tainted with the dishOnor" spoken
of he ought TO be exposed. We
want TO say now, that we are sick
and tired OF the dispostion upon
the part Of many papers In the
State 10 throw mud ct every public
man in the State. Let .. man seek
and obtain position which ought
to be honorable, and right away
some slimV opponent goss 20 work
. cover him with Alth. This thing
has been carried on to 6nch an e1-
tent that decent men are afraid Of
politics, and political pFefsrmeats.
Where IL the man who wishes to be
respected iss:eet is willing to riGk his
reputation In the hands Of snSsas liz atrt-
slingers. 4 NAME reputation Is
worth something, and he cAa't af-
ford to risk It in public life, 81, by
80 doing, he IL to be ruined by some
senatorial report in an unprinciplsd
paper. We say again we are
sick Of it, and hope the time
IL not far distant when we shalI
have q reformation in this matter.
It is badly needed.
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IL, 900 Cash Gifss sI,5OO.OOO
LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE, o. TICKETS:

Whole tickets $50; halves s25; tenlhA, o.
each coupon, 50; eleven whole TICKETS foE
500; "a tickets for 81, oO0; liz whole
uekete for $4,000; 231 whole tickets for
SIC, COO. No discount on less than go
worth Of tickets at time.
The fourth gift concert will be coaduc-
ted IN all respects like the three which
have already been given, and full parti.
culAFs may be learned from circulars.
which will be sent free from this Office To
ali who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for
agencies will be attended 10 ia the order
they age received, and It Is hoped they
VIII be sent In promptly, that there may
be no disapR0tntme or delay in dlifng
all. Liberal terms given to those who
buy to sell again. All agents are per.
emptorialiy required 20 settle up their &C.
counts and return all unsold tickets by
the 10Th Of March.
THOs. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agst Pub. Lib, KY, and Manager GIFT
Concert, Public Library Building. Louis
vile, Ky. 81
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SHALL TITS NEx,r SENATOR BE
FRoM THE SVUTHw EST ?ADaring
the last few years, whenever state
or federal officers were 10 be Sc
IecteSl, the cry in this section has
been I'VE waai j man from the
southwest" But q great obstacle
immediately presented itself. viz:
Finding in4n ia the southwest
of sufficient ability and having
the confidence of Ihe state at large.
The state generally is favorable to
the southwest having her shsre inthe
the distribution of political patron
age, and fully realize now that our
fastfilling prairies should have q
representative in the national con-
gress who is intimately acquainted
with our peculiar wants and inter-
sest, il We fail in the coming SEN
atoriai contest 10 elect q man from
the southwest, we can only blame
ourselves for not putting forward
3 candidate whose ability and integ-
ritY will commsnd the support of
the delegates from the rest of the
state.
The aspiraits for u. s. Senator
are as numerous as the isles of the
sea. Almost every part OF the state
has Two or three. The wise and
the foolish, the willy old politician
and The young embryo statesman,
the crafty fraud-covered man and
rarely, the honest worker who has
the good OF the state at heart and
who does not expect to sacrifice IL
to his own advancement. Among
the latter ia Col. p. B. Plumb, Of
Imports, ssell known throughout
the entire state as q man of su'
perior ability, aud has the almost
unanimous endorsement of the
citizens of this county, with whom
he has been brought into close &C
quaintance Dy business. He is nc
worn out politician but 3 m4n with
clean record, with no shadow O.
rcproach upon his name, of un
Questioned ability, and whose past
promises ffrmness enough to sticl
to clean future. If the southWes
want TO furnish the next senato
: let her unite, present the name o
T. b. Plumb, and we fully believt
other portions of the state vii
furnish sufficient support to cleo
him.-Chase County Leader.
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Some men are anxiOusly count
isg, Owe know not Why the num-
Der OF candidates for the Senate.
One candidate has found out that
there are one hundred and sixty-six
other "patriOts. of the reform va
riety" wanting the place. Kansas
may be saved from ruin yet.
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KALLOM.-The statement is made
in some of the papers that Mr..
KallOeh hAs united with thu church
again. We trust this IL true. We
regret to see that his action is the
occasion Of Sneering on the part Of
some Of hts editorial bretheFn.
Kalloch was never SO bad, We be-
lieve, as some have tried TO make
him. We know that he has COM
United errors, but he Is infinitely
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-01-02

The following cure for drunken
ness, somewhat novel, will do good.
All praise TO the holy father.
"a Catholic father of st Louis
warns his congregation that he will
read from the alter each Sunday the
names OF all persons belonging TO
his parish who have been found
drunk the week preceding"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-01-02

The Leavenworth Commercial
suggests that some Kansas editor
should be appointed United States
District Judge. We rise, Mr.. Chair.
man, to nominate Judge Ephraim
II. Sanford, of the EsErige Land.
mark, for the position.-Junction
City Union.
And the EMPoRIA NEWS heartily
seconds the motion. There, now
why hadn't somebody thought OF
that before Give us your chicken,
grabber, Prentis. s,..
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The Topeka Commonwealth is
trying to give the Auditor a no.
toriety. In Tuesdays issue q col
umn and half Is devoted to the
great Reporter. Wilder wrote a
letter to the editor of the Paola
Spirit, and the Commonwealth
don't like it's doctrine on the rail-
road question. Wilder is happy.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers OF the Lyon County Agricultural
Society will be held at the court house, iu
the city Of Emporia, on Monday, the 18th
day OF January, 1874, 1t which time full
board OF Directors viii be chosen for the
it'll ed TO enc. vote. Stockholders may be
represented by proxy,
E n. HoLDERAEAN, Pres.
a. r. BANCROFT, See'y.
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"A TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN
THE RIGHT PLAcE.--It is said that
President Grant and the members
of his cabinet, have determined to
dispense with the use of Wines and
other stimulants at their entertain
ments.
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? LIST OF LETrERs

DREAMING aaealEed for In the I'm.
0p0fis poateG3ce for the week endIoe
December :h0th, 1873. II NOT called for Ia
30 days they viii be sent 20 the dead Ter.
ter ASfics. PeFsohs calling fJr the folIoS5.
ing letters y u please asy' Adsersissd.
Rsiss Sturdy. fsxr. e7..Fg.,
CovaltEli.
Qeaenbotigh . F.
Frost y; Fuller Robert. Et "a
GiAles Ida. s4ss.. vaz
aalbrOOk samuel, Henry Geo.
Jenkins b F.
Iindberg T A, Lewis David ~
: .1,.zs6FF.s Z. Z, Hareh blfraa r.
Roberts Nm, Roth Jacob, Rodgers J 4.
:. Smally Mark, smith LARA, SHADE r,
Stark ClaItnda,
Thompson Thos. Turney 1. Z, Thomas
John H.
washington Perry, Wright Lizzie,
Wagner Henry, Williams A +.
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Trees and Small Fruits.

TENHE undersigned Is prepared to fur.
i nish in any Quantities, fruit trees OF
approved varieties, apple. peach, plum,
cherry, pear, etc. Also raspberries,
olaekberries and cnrrants, fine line Of
grapes, q large stock OF hedge plants.
Call at his house, northwest Of the efty.
Stock, grain and wood taken in exchange,
41-f i SONNEDECKFR
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rRLEGRAPHICs.

IndIAua hes s4o.sSs school child.
rem.
RunOrs frOm the Spanish wAE
are contradictory.
The coOpsrs Of Kansas City re-
fuse 10 make barrels.
Warrensburg. No. celebrated
Christmas with SEQ geo firs.
Milwaukee 10 rejoicing over .
large increase Of population the
past year.
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The AtchisOn Champion denies
the charge that ex-senator Pome-
roy is working TO have Judge
Horton appointed 10 I'LL Delahay's
place. 1t thinks an enemy started
the story TO injure Horton.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-01-02

The Ottawa Journal has mounted
the n. Y. Tribune's finance hobby,
aud proposes to ride rough shod
over the administration, at Wash
ingtOn. Grant and Richardson are
to DO demolished now because they
look ct the finance question from =
standpoint not occupied by White
law Reid and Louis Melius.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-01-02

Rev. HepwOrth, the late convert
from Unitarianism, is making
some nOtrIety by speeches before
the crowds who can be gathered up
In New York over Cuba matters.
lie intimated in one of his speeches
that Secretary Fish had taken
Spanish gold for Cuban blood.
Mr.. Hepworth ought TO leave the
stump until he knows how to deal
with such matters like man. We
despise such loW flung innuendo
from any source. Mr.. Hepworth
will gain a very cheap notoriety by
such speeches.
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MINISTER TO SPAIN.-We believe
the appointment OF Caleb Gushing,
as Minister to Spain will meet with
general appreciation. He is one Of
the best scholars In the United States,
and It is said that he ls mere
Intimately acquainted with the
whole range OF foreign affairs than
any man in Washington" lie is
one of the greatest diplomatists of
the age, and we may expect him to
do Us honor ss q nation. He IL
perhaps The sblsst international
lawyer In the world; and
will know just how to manage
the intricate questions springIng
out of the present Spanish trOub-
les. lie 10 an old line democrat.