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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-06-25
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The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
HOUSE-FORTI-SEVENTH DAY.
EVENING SESSION,

A GOOD deal of time was spent on the Sen
ate Joint resolution to appoint COMMITTEES
TO investigate lcVee matters, and it was fl.
nally adopted with an amendment strikino
out the appropratiorof $4,000 and insert
ing $1,000. The committee is to sit dur;no
vacation and make its report to the Cover
nor, who is to transmit it to the next Ino;o
ture.
hlN' ALMER requested committee be ap-
poihted TO investigate the charges against
nun by MIR. Reese, which was granted.
LIE Governor has approved the follow
ing olllS; "For the relief of the heirs of the
late f., A. Whiting;' ITO secure To tho
o'aCe certain lands under grant of Com
. 1888 10 incorporate the Farmers. MO
chahics and LaboriEg Mems Associatio, >,
10 change the name of Shieldsboro n D.
u . oC' Louis ITO regulate the tax on nriv.
1e8es' ana to provide uniform license svs-
'em 10 provide for the leasing of cor
80, ID" otate lanGs, and for other purposes ,,
~ enahSe the name OF Nathan Kurtzbolx
Nalhah lsenberg;" "To provide for tho
o"'eyIhg OF convicts to the Penitenti.rv >,
"h AcC amendatory of an Act ent;tlod
~ w.. " ieouce the salaries of public officers >,
- ''niehu the charter of the town of po,+ :
''9o"' IL Claiborne county," s:To antbor .
It board of Supervisors of certain coun+;aa :
lhiS state to employ prisoners confno1 Z
,ne Jalls of said counties at public wnrll =
I'd for other purposes. ''''' WORK. T
1HE Annual appropriation hin uos 49, y
1Fy1it |
ferrod - - oonmlttee OF the Whole and was Il
TO a special Committee of five '' ST
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
0ENATE-FoRTY-EIGHTH DAY

WEDNESDAY, March 3, 1875.
% khsoLUrIoN memorializing ConcrAss >,
s1''0n surviving soldiers of the Mexioar
ed. " aIher and adopt
,nal anh senate bill to amend the act in rofou
o en'e 70 appeals to the Supreme ,,onrt v, W..
passed. 0 court Was
., "EN VEN Nrf-N1NE Senate bills were takon
and killed very dead. ~ were taken up
=, 1hE Senate bill to release the nar,oo.
aL ueilnquent personal and nnu e"' u
~ " 'anuary lst, 1875 was passed '"AeS
.otaIn o'il lor the relief of tho w..
schools funds was passed. - 'H0 various
dom tnN senate bill "to pay certain nn,;.
80 -" cialms against the State ON oooa .'qui-
,10 Luhatlc Asylum" This bin is Oo'' ~ OF
~ "oui1ional appropriation to tho make "laAe
y o's VINO built the wings of the Asvln un'lac-
o. nree tn years ago, and approprates sI1 Two noo
otoI .a@t purpose. A bill of the sam. l4,0oo
= vi t,o "Iicn appropriated s2s 900 was ,et, ehar,
''0 governor last session e'oeu
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
"rant has got Another E,Ie,, :, EE
Ear

lhe House of Representatives have
answered Grants message stating Brooks
Is the lawful Governor of Arkansas, with
resolution declaring that he is not, by q
vote OF lo7 to so; and it has responded
TO his lntimation of a purpose to over
throw the Garland Government with the
oayonet' that he had better not, by a vote
OF l49 to so. The carpet-bag spoiIsmen
IN The South will learn after awhile that
The country at large is getting tired of
upholding their usurpations, with the T.
o. Army Gen. Grant to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nav

,aaa nr senate senate Supplemental bill totbo p,
rs, license bill, which exemnts Jaa, rl'i'
oln Tue 90 per cent clause. cano ."oAson
the Msvor,s sa' 20 amend by providing that
$1,000: tahled Sa'ary shall be not more than
waa ta.1 'saoied-yeas 81 nays a: ana tba '4an nan
ed by u' mntin and further action was preyen+' m
. motion to reconsider and table, event
., ioiio"lng committee wa.
% Strans ae general Appropriation bin. app3lnted %
johnson fench' Mcfarland, Stone aas ;,
'onnson' of De- Soto. ''ohe and
"a 90 mouse refused to concur in tba
'nnrone;ts euunents reducing the penitent;" 3en-
ppoihsed. ' committee was
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

rur senate bill to prevent minors a"'
others from clingin2 to cars anu iooo"'os,
was passed 1t provides for lmpr'soii'0A
for ten days of those caught in the ac''
TIE Senate fee bill was made the specia
order for tomorrow at 4 O'Clock, anu 'n'
hill allowing Chancellors to praeoice ID"
in law courts, was read twice and went over
THE Senate bill to change the time o.
holding courts in the s6h Chancery ois'fio'
was passed
THE Governor has vetoed the bill abolish
no the State Board of Equalization,
ORR reporter has been informed by Mr.
Hasie that the charge Of 81 90 for stationery
TO him was incorrect; that he has only
drawn 90 cents worth, and the balance was
10 the committee, OF which ne Is
chairman, and that Tie Sergeant-nt-Ains ns
has made the correction.
MR.-AvERY introduced bill for the
relief of Mrs. Charity A. Holland, appropIi-
ating $2l77 so, the balance due ON the salary |
IF the late Geo. H Holland, State Treasurer
or the present year, and not to effect the
alary OF the present Treasurer; AMI upon
consideration in the Committee of the
Whole, Messrs. Campbell, Ecktord, Den
OH and Harris opposed; Mr.. Avery IA
ored Mr.. johnson (col.) Of DeSoto thought
lat $1,000 would be sufficient considering
lat the son Of the late Treasurer is the /
resent Treasurer. Mr.. Tison moved to
mend by providing thatthe warrant should
g paid by assessing 800 90 on each membe er.
r. TisOn withdrew his amendment Mr..
ohnson's amendment was lost; yeas "a,
ays 4S. Mr.. Lynch (coD moved that the
mmittee arise without recommendation.
THE Secretary informed the House that ~
bills allowing county warrants to be {
ceiyed for taxes in Wilkinson county, and a
incorporate the Moss Point or Pascagou- q
Telegraph Company had become laws by
: operation of the constitution.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
Ahe Four Will Tax.

Anything with his Excellency to kea,
the burden of taxation as heavy rs noss;
Die on the shoulders of the peonle Tbo
Legislature, composed of majority Of
MS own political friends, passed bill re.
uucing the State tax for public schools
from Tour to two mills on the dollar Ho
mas vetoed it on the pretext that it wouId
prove "A serious blow to the system ofnpb
iic schools" ;" Anyman having a nobler oh
Ject than the oppression and bedevilment
VI the taxpayers, in view, would have
seen that the proposed reduction could |
nave oeen more than made up by cnrta;I
ing The extravagant expenditures attend
ing the system as at present managed and
"n,ch were so clearly exhibited in tho
address =, of the Taxpayers Convention
!, ne reason assigned was shallow exne !
ien' 10 cover up the real motive ST The
bottom of the veto. - 'Ae
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
OUR DAILY.

The Legislature will almost certainI,
adJourn the latter part of the week.
Ihe second month of our DAILY will
terminate on the 5th, and ii will be lis
continued from that date, inasmuch as it
has been published solely with reference
to the Legislative proceedings which we
nave attempted to "note" faithfully and
impartially.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
~oionei T.. q. C. Lamar
rom the Memphis Appeal.l

|
wbicb ige eminent m;na courtesy and ability with
sental: "m,cn Mlsslssippi's distinguished VIII VIII
susta;n usta!a!e IN Congress has displavedP iePfe e
sustaining his broad views and p,ayeo ns.: IN
oIi Iipsl,nents, sa, has made him favor;to ;tohal a:
exama1a .oan,ah mus m speaks of him: sTn IA th
Of off1MIlple M!p set IN Congress by Mr.. Tam n ene
e,o, vi .tnilsslsslppi, VI who behaves Tte Lamar
fHfn,leman Hnnn toward other memhars lrue
example which it would do '''ltses lives have an
eory 10 study and to follow He He il no IN
and abusive; never ep,gap snn never
be- toe'i too personally responsible aOuncIng aa a
oe oed 700 common in Congress as as used to
o oad specimen of bad bdin, breedin,, ana which
M 1erS and bad feeling seem uo'ng, as bad man
des tugae, of th He has made friends oGennlng co ng
~ ,ues est OF the House, not by nand nas OF both
bHidh;;terlng the vanity Of eitbar itbrefLng to
I'M ;nnioiling spirit of fairness &C. put by
10 tohs' +a an independence of tbomaai on AZ occa-
savinp iIbi'Re, bil R but at the same time truly NY
Il in don5t a,I own political preferences ae not
,e % couot uotps. ), Such men are an bnees boe at
e EAT Iounsry III NY The readers Of of fpnor non to
ed ed - ~ h mississippi will no doubt ha tne AP-
preventative in CONGRESS- sneir a talented
,eiic u P on the far off coasts asome- os n,
deserving. ouiogy more just a
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

IN evidence of the reluctance with
winch our Addlebrain Governor has wit
messed the passage of any measures de-
signed to alleviate the suferings of the
taxpayers we will cite his refusal to sign
'he Dill repeating section 5, of the .Judi-
oi"i printing law, which required that the
proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
Tor the several counties shall be pubGsbed
IN the icialnewspapers of theirrespective
~ lhe Dill became a law not by
the grace of Addlebrain. but by operation
OF article 4, section "a, of the Constitu
ton. "i'''i'u-
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
SEER WEED EHENa RIGHT.
How they Served Mean White Man In
Texas, who ElOped; Colored
Mans Daughter.
Special TO the Galveston News

CoRsICANA, Feb. 25, 1S75.-A dis.
patch came flashing over the wires at s
o'clock last night, to Deputy Sheriff
M Morse, of this city, from Major Barkley,
oherlf OF Dallas county, requesting him
to arrest one William Sercy, a white
man, who had stolen a pistol in Dallas
and had abducted an unsophisticated
mulattogirl from her parents, and had rpn
away to get married. DR.. Morse. in
Seead OF summoning a large posse of men
as Is often the case, merely solicited the
company of his yonng friend, James M
Z; banding Esq, and repaired to the depot
ln time to meet the incoming train
umPlng aboard the train, one at eacb
9nd OF the second class car. thew soon
7spled the enamored swain and bis aG
'nced, sitting side by side. The Doctnr
old him that he had come to arrest him
Vnich oercy was quite 10th to believe
udglng from his actions, but who, ~
na puno par OF arms thrown around him
nu a pistol taken from his belt, it became
pparent. Instantly there appearaJ
m .om the pocket of the deputy sheriff -
al an oI steel bracelets, which were ~
ice transferred as ornaments to ~ $
rlsts OF the expectant bridegroom and I Z
. young couple and their attandont1 u c
arted for the jail "''enoah's +
l l ne man was then locked nm ~ ;o;1 Y
d the girl taken to the bonIpe up IN Ja1l' h
tage. Major Barkley being in pformaj fi mr; Z
r1a i1Glr m arrest, telegraphed that bo v
oi0 NC doWn ON the first train. K
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL.
SENATE FORTY SEVENTH DAY.
EVENING SESSION.


TUESDAY, March 2.
THE Senate bill in relation to the public
revenue as amended by the House giving
| the Governor power to appoint all tax col
| lectors, was taken up. Mr.. Stone MADE me
point Of order that the amendment which
was adopted by the House was al entirely
new subject, and not having been acted up
on by the Senate would have to be read
three several days; and that unless this con-
stitutonal requirement was complied with
the bill would be void. The President (Mr.
Warner overruled the point and the Senate
sustained the decision; and the Senate con-
CURED in the House amendment b. the fol-
lowing vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Albright (col). Barrow,
(col.), Bridges (col.), Caldwell (col.], Camp
bell, Cullens, Gray (col), Gilmer, Mcclure,
Packer, Price, Shirley (col.), Smith of BOli-
var, Smith of Claiborne, Stuart (col.), Tut
lie, Warner, Williams (col.), White (col.),
-19.
NAYs-M essrs. Allen, Carter, Everett
Turlong, Glaed (col.), Graham, Holloway,
henderson, Mcneil, Mendenhall, Metts,
teele, Stone, Sessions, Taylor, Thornton
g. /
The House bill for the relief of j. G. Nc :,
cod, appropriating $3.50 to pay him for ,
the seat Mr. G. Byrd, Of Frank :
n, last session came up; SIR Sessions, .
owed to Indefinitely postpone; Mr. Gleed. II
owed to iasert $3.50; lost, and The bill was q
definitely postponed; yeas 20, nays o.
SEVERAL local and private bills were I'll
sSad, and one or two introduced. re
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
'"ie on the E'ax-COIIecaors. Ee.T

On the bill to rob the people of the
several counties of the right to elect their
own !"x-Collectors and vest the appoint
ment in the Governor, the vote in tbo
Senate stood nineteen to sixteen.
he Affirmative votes were all cast bv
hadicalS' nine of whom we're colored
Inc negative votes were all cast bv
Democrats, and Messrs. Everett Furloro
ana sessions, together with one colored
senator (Gleed. Senator Bennett was
outspoken in his opposition to the hill
Du' was not present when the vote was
taken. was
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
hessee Negroes Emms.-..
80 zA;sns;as and EEIssiss5nn;.
FROM the Nashville Banner

T'U1H THe Nashville Banner.l
"A heglra of negroes has set in for Kan
Sas ana Mississippi. To some extent AtI tbo
oa'o olougne OF last season is suggested as the the
" where wheat promises a bount;f,I e iOiail- Iau
blacks s spring. About five hundred
Rntba,,feDa iaths, coming from Giles, Murry and
via bf1oFa tbo Wo counties, passed through here
Kansae 1a sne N14rtn-Western y. road Friday for
Will I"eaS ean IL is said that hundreds moro
goina iI ,olnoW ~ W; them, but will divide, some
TTTrng T,rn 10 mississippi and others to Kansas 0
conu W. coiored ministers from Rutberford
Stated stately +h4 were IN the city yesterday. Thew
pta.eo tLa mat not less than two bundro2
,amnIa4: negroes in that county were CON- NJ
,ontp P' Pp'atlng a departure for the west and and
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
Civil Rights.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 2.-In
consequence of the Civil Rights bill, and
fearing trouble, both the principal hotels
here have Cancelled licenses and closed.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Wm. S. Red.
grave, owner and proprietor of Park Ho.
tel, Immediately opposite Camden Street
Depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
closed his house to-day to the public to
escape lncurring the penalties of the Civil
Rights bill. ''A
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
EeVised Code 1871.

III response to many inquiries, we viii
state that the price of the Revised Codo af
,1.,s t1'l mas Deen reduced to 50 90 per copy.
we "lii mail or express, charges prepaid.
70 any address, for 81 25 per copy.
or, we will furnish the Revised Code and
h!ssissippi Manual of Forms, charges nre-
paio' Tor "a 90 Address, CLARION OrrIcr
Jackson, Miss. 1-'
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS. in tho ;nto
est of some private matters connootoI o Iilter :9T
lhe Kellogg lead mines, near that o;tn %trn
spent about sixteen hours in Little PncyI''
on thursday, and the Gazettee saws b0A tbat =
at once the Radical managers there te1a eLa'
graphed to Washington that Mr. Dor;.
was was mere to advise and consult with Gon -
0s 0Sfland as to the affairs of that Stoto
~. course everybody is aware that NJ
laws laws VISIT was purely of private onj
personal character, He did not cali w ~
VI uoV; Uarland, nor did his excellence l, ooIi on
Oh lhe Ex, President. His visit bad oall Oh
more more significance than would the visit nG nf
Amy 4 9neaI el1lzen of the Bluff city.-Mempbijss is
We we commend the above to the Pilot
'nioh edltorialized the stupid charge ~
erred to. O"i sc re-
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
"PAEsSIPEeANY, PEAsE
Republican Organ Pays it's Respects to
Him.
From the Aberdeen True Ranrbl;oo

from the Aberdeen True Republican.
We learn that Congressman Mckee
VIII have Pease, of "Whippany and Par
S1PPany" fame, appointed Postmaster at
Vlcksburg, much to the disgust of all
honest Republicans of that city, who pre-
ier anybody else to He'll Roaring Pease
II capturing private correspondence"
Or opening other peoples letters" are
| iqpsllncations, Pease will be success as
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
ANOTHER FLEA IN GRANTS EAR.

The House in the evening session closed
the debate on the Arkansas question, and
proceeded to vote on the substitute of.
fered by Mr.. Ward, of Illinois, which was
rejected, yeas, so. nays, 1853; and the
resolution of the special committee, that
no interference with the existing State
Government is advisable on the part Of
any department of the United States
Government, was adopted, by 149 to 50.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

A Suggestion to the State Grange Execu.
tive Committee.

non. george Torrey, the representative
IN England of the Mississippi Grangers.
mas sent Us copy of the Laborers' Union
Chronicle containing speeches by Messrz
1orrey and Mr.. Morris (who was On
agent Of the Union to visit and examine
mississippi and also the following reso-
IutIons adopted by the Union
Whereas, in the month Of Novon, hou
5ast, The Executive Committee Of the
National Agricultural Laborers' Tn;on
selected Mr.. Morris as delegate to visit
the northeastern portion of Mississinn;
ana whereas, the said delegate has tb1! dav |
maze DIS report which is satisfactory to
thlS Union; and whereas, the said dele,
gates time was so limited that he was
uhaD!e 70 procure as much information
s'S ihls Union desires before recommend
lng 6ne members to immigrate to the
SAID State of Mississippi 'l0
j., Il 11"eTeJ0re be 1t Resoloed, That sbonld
the | county Grangers of Patrons Of Hns. ]
oandry OF said State organize themselves |
INTO eX-ofticio immigration societies s
pledglng themselves to protect an,. ana l
: a. persons who may immigrate to the said
, oIate, IN all their civil, religious and I
2olltlcal .r rights, so long as they conduct c,
Il as good citizens, as we'll as Ii
'leu8e themselves to give such emioronts n,
"ly assistance IN ferreting out titles not m
,nly as 10 lands, but any other pronertv in
hey might desire to purchase. and see
ma nat they are not imposed upon as 70
ItleS, and will agree to see them riobted pa
=: an thelr contracts, and will raise o
li'iI.ehC nNc sum OF money to pay the expen-
5 OF one or more delegates as thew NAV
7Sire' this committee will consider tho
r0SprIety of sending one or more sutabIo
7legates, members of this Union 70 ate
SIT the said State at such time as tboso to
ounty Changers may desire. ~
DE u purifier ResoLved, That the said ont
'InIy Grangers, in making application inc
'hlS Union for delegates to visit their voc
de- must have the seal of their order nor
tur
AT the last meeting of Capital Grange n
ackson) the foregoing resolutions were poi
ought to the notice of the Grange bv him
l. =. t. Hooker, who offered resoln. I
L "hlch was unanimously adopted, re- ,t ing
eStlng the County GRANGE 70 o;vo Lave, la'e
l@il ot the grangers of Kinds county tho IRE,
Ise Oh protection to immigrants SET char
III IN the resolutions of the Agricultural 'ro
'orerS, Union Of England OF ST
'ppropoS of the subject, we would tem hggt
% 5eS' tnat similar action in behalf of tain
Urangers of the entire State be taken "To
he State Executive Committee and to N
out OF the general treasury an an % %conV'
ration be made by the Committee Aot |.t +
Try out the objects mentioned in tbo ..To =.
u'lonS OF the Union. The Commit Gibso
onld not make wiser nor a more the b
nciai disposition of the fund, nor ono III thl'
"ould De more generally appro- and 70
by the membership generally. Tpr
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

bin ine e;1in Mississippi legislature has passea
a Glil giving the Governor powar p''sed t~
po,n' tax-collectors by and with ~ - aP-
VI vice ana consent of the Senate II Tue ad-
party measure in the interest % &c IL Is a
bin ars re- lne force bill and the civil es rpbt.
Irant.-Appeal - 'ne interest of
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
4EEzNG'E'ON E'EExg&.
Congregational.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The force
bill was read in the Senate second time
by its title, but objection was made to its
third reading, and it was laid over; no
motion being made to refer it to any com
mittee.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

,..l IT Is stated that Mr.. o, V. shearer
,I'0 correspondent of the Vick.bnra
fai' contemplates removal to Chicsoo
iie Is young gentleman of fine ;onrnoI
iS'ic capacity and deserves succe.s
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

IHE Indiana Legislature has n.ssoa .
m Oln nNlng the Governors salary at s., 600
per annum' and obliging members Of tbo
Legislature to furnish their own stot;or'
ery. WI station
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

ISN'T the Vicksburg Herald hastv in
attrloutlng to Senator Ransom of North
Carolina the loss of the bill to aid the
construction of the Texas Pacific Rail
ROAD We would infer as much from
the fact that it was defeated in the House
by decided majority.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

res0ondan, Senator, or or Adit: Gen. Packer, %.
t1sponaent saen ofthe Vicksburg Herald cor
keeps negro wife" 1t wonId eIaio says,
pr prise US If it is put wrong and ld u not sur
p' racker'-Meridian Mercugyro euro
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

her crosssenaa ossssmaker's apprentice speaks -
looks keyed ara y: lover as the fellow vans ms OF
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
state Warrants for. v,~.s

ST. ne OH authorizing the recon+;o,, 90
plate 1te warrants for State taxos eoeptlon y OF
was ,~@' ~, 1t was voted by the Coyernor W." nnt
itv ' pasSed W over the veto by nice ma;or Dr'
;ssno W. " g endeavored to show in = forwor
Sta sssue why these warrants sbould na0 l4e1 4t
olate taxes, and it needs oueu no e. pay the
gimtnt g; fa The law just and u,ner proner and ar
of %ii lend greatly to lessen the bpet bpeth anu
nlv a,ion. raa, Not to receive them ;s 'sTl' n;n1
tracts 'u1iation aG by the State Of ;ts % 1.,, CON-
Inc tne originator of the bill au and ul. tE Walker
us VINO worked SO faithfully psH for IT, mem pn
-nrookhaven Citizen (Repnblican9 i p1S
The on.l a~-e-@--opo - po0ii0"ii)'
ann ne author of est Elmo !. NJ wv,
~ spn now, and lives in booE.!1 IS nrs. WI
~ at IN the South. Her edualLul hI little
oain nna ul wealth and influence nH and nbe IS
years oId odIdaassnming lady, about thu tne
If dark 60, imagine tall, slender ladv
# an an 4 nSa complexion, black hair ana iauy,
aannera animation and intelligepea ca'n and ou5
fmneis tfraasi that are at once upobfrn, brnee, ana
be Sat' e' and a you have this 49,, 49, ana ~
nd 1n so,d ohe is but seen little IN Soa;o. oi
.;end ia seldom entertains any v b"t ~ soelety,
,e bosntaI nu5 the poor know her we'll pSIiaaas and
omelessp hlospltals @ and institutions we'll e.. ana 4h
Iorenas Iess and friendless find in hor ior tne
ress. nightingale. = Philadelnh;a rJIsa
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
Democratfcs VictOrtes---NOrsEi Eiern
Municipal Elections.
MAINE.
MAINE.
From the Vicksburg Herald.

PORTLAND, Me-. March 2-The
Democrats elect Mayor by 436 majority,
a gainst Republican majority last year
Of 5O7. Kennebunk went Democratic bv
a large majority, for the first time in eigh-
teen years.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03
NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 2.--Repubicans
carried I1lmira and Auburn; Demo.
Gratis carried Oswego, Newburg and
Rome.
The Daily clarion., 1875-03-03

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