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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

DO you Gsas good lad sdjeiasng torn, tn sAss.
so. 800 acres: northwest quarter q the
northwest quarter Of section Y. town
ship u, range east: y miles east Of
Wichita; splendid residence site.
Price 500.
NO. 3os 40 acres; the northeast quarter and
the north half of the southeast quarter
Of section 4. township 20. range east I,
has IS acres broke. and hedge rows
bioke; 8 miles north Of Wichita.
Price i5oo-
NO. y5-l6z ea-lg0 ceres; northeast quarter
OF section 1, township q, ropgs , east;
10 miles east Of Wichita. Price go.
NO. $3.50 acres: being the whole 81 section
3. township -, range west: good
house and stable los seres Ia essittsa-
tim, % acres in urneer sud ws;sred
by The Arkansas river; ! miles nom
poztofIiee and church. Price 10 per
acre, vii trade for czttls.
40. see-Sorthsas. quarter 81 section &, tgrp-
ship -. range vest: ~ acres In en'-
nyats0n: t0 forest and 10 fruit trees
planted; house I9nft. Price $40 per
acre.
section :, township y. range we-s !;
un.mprused- Price 30.
40. eSs-lce ceres. the southwest quarter Of
section II. township =. rzaSc J ~e-. 4
spsenaid land, - tasIes nprxhwest 0f
town Price 5 per acre
No. 3s7-sorthwes, quarter Of section n,
township q. range ] east; nasiee
s0E,hwesf 81 Town. Priec "a
40. sss--isS 1910 acres. beng northeast
sSszy.sr u eerfseu G, ;e.n.hsp =. rage
/ sass. II ssi3r. norih ct te<nt lssTea
timber, = IN essnvatscs isKx srsasr
bousc. good s.sssle and sziefed y
Lite Askzn. ~ Pr.ee fSr The nsxF ~
days fs,r iasss alta ers5 Is.os Per ae.rs.
NO. ssl--Iss acrs.: norsbszs. quarter - see-
tsos Is. toanahip e. range est =
rsisss sarshesss u tesns s'ssirsfros -
g?sasa- Prizes iss
va. f;1-Is-, acres. 30 sec.sea =. t5ssss y =,
rage I east: - acres Usher, - -
cultivation: fsxzf pssa tsorss Sfisf-
ed BY sSe ArkEn.xs rsf7. 1sss@t
sssssh .. sosr. Price S1s.
nxrsvos eanuos zsS sa7 sia=-x IN tises< ess-
t,rss \. st,sf .ss4s you cz s. ssr etrs, essrs<T
~ Ma. ssrser so5 DssSs>s Ssenise-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
CLOTHING FOR SEDGWICK
CnrTNTv
Rev. J. P. Harsen Disbursing Officer.

Army Overcoats, Shoes and Blan-
kets.
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Now READY FOR ORDERs.-Aiter consid-
cradle delay. the Kansas City Lithographing
Company are now ready to receive orders for
their map of the state Of Kansas. Every bus
-iness man should have one. 1t is the only
reliable map of the state that has been pub
ished for a number of years back, and it is
guaranteed thoroughly correct in every re-
-pect. A years labor has been expended in
the compilation and engraving CT the map.
rhe vast number Of changes that have occur
red in the state in the last five years render
almost useless the maps now in use. AS this
new wall map embraces all the surveys up to
the present year, location of every town and
post office, it becomes necessity to every
business man. 1t is four by seven feet in size.
Price go. Address Kansas City Lithograph-
ing Company, Kansas City, Missouri. 42-3
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

Mrs. Buser just received stamping patterns
tor silk embroidery and braiding; also en-
br3idcry and saddler silk in ali shades. VIII
teach school girls Saturday morning and after
noon. S5tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. WICHITA.

Ed. EAGLE.-Dear sir: With your pcrmi--
sion will state thata circular has been show
me, printed in Sa, annah Mo-, from which |
will make q few extracts and in reference 4,
which wish to "rise and explain
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

A tenement on north Market street belong
ing TO the estate of the late Mrs. McAdams
caught fire last Saturday morning by reason
OF stovepipe coming in contact with board
partition. IL was soon extinguished, without
any damage to speak Of.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

The frost has nearly LEFT the ground, and
now most every wagon that goes out of town
has either n new plow in it, or an old one that
has been undergoing repairs, sharpening &c.
Farmers tell NJ that II the weather continues
as il has been the past several days, they viii
begin to "spcei the plow'' next Monday.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
=. j. HUNTER. Sunf Art ("

circular is no; the offspring Of the Arkansa
valley, that no one here had any part in get
ting 1t up, or any knowledge Of it whatever
prior TO receiving copy from " ellington.
The circular bears evidence of fraud IL
every part, and shows clearly to my mind.
that some one is taking advantage of ou'
calamity 10 enrich himself, for an honest
agent will not resort TO dishonest means. Tn,
truth is bad enough. l do not wish 10 dis
courage any from giving, but be careful I,
whom Won give. Know that II win go 20 IN
destitute through legitimate persons.
Very truly Yours.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

Shichter s. Russell are selling goods cheap.
er than ever call and examine. 3Jtf
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A GOOD BARGAIN.

NO. 3ll--16o acres, 7 miles northeast Of town;
II acres in cultivation, and hedge
rows broke. Price $3.50.
NO. 3l6-l60 acres good land, 8 miles north
west of Wichita some improvements.
81 Price $500.
NO. 3ls-A good stock or agricultural farm
1la0 acres, with $40 acres Of timber:
entire tract watered by the Little Ar
kansas and enclosed with wire fence
100 acres in cultivation miles north
of Wichita. Price els per acre, part
cash and balance on time, secured on
land. r 3f e
NO. 32i-l60 acres. northeast quarter OF sec
ton Q, township q, range ! west, 70
acres in cultivation, 12xl4 frame house,
i've miles northwest Of town. Price
$500.
NO. 273-l6S 56-l00 acres first bottom 10 acres
broke; miles from this city north.
east quarter Of section B, town u,
east. Price $500.
NO. 517-16O acres. 10 mics north OF wichita,
mile Of Valley Centre station, being
the northwest quarter section 81, town
ship -, range ! cast, part bottom and
part upland; has 10 acres Ia ruitiya-
ton, frame house 1lx1G plastered. good
well of water. 10 apple and 30 peach
trees, grape and other small fruits
planted. Price for next 80 Gays $1,000.
no. 62-Northwest quarter OF section ., town.
ship ~, range west, all bottom land,
miles from this city. Price BOO
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names Of all such as receive goods will
registered and a receipt required.
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RELIEF.

'The distribution officers Of FL Pas0, Sedg-
wick county Kansas, have notified the All,
Society to send agents into Missouri and Iowa
TO ask aid from the people OF these state-
they should lend us aid in the trying mo
ment. IL we do rot receive aid. many vii
have 10 s,arvc. Many have been forced {,
eat the flesh from the dead cattle and horse
that were frozen 10 death in the great storm
Many thousand head pershlngin this manner
not being able to stand the cold. and man,
men. women aud children were frozen from
want of provision and clothing.
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Green Cedar Fence Posts.
These Plants if We'll set will scarcely require
any replanting. We also take contracts for set
ng out Hedge Plants. Grape Cuttings and insure
he same. For further information inquire at
EHwEITER 6 DAvIDSONS LUMBER YARD,
WICHITA, KANSAS:
WICHITA NURSERY,
Two and hnif Miles southea.: of Town
ON THE WINFIELD ROAD
8 or
]. 4. sTUsNs, Proprietor.
NY Stock was all grown at Ottawa, Kansas,
i.Tlil) at my own Nursery,
Which will move down this coming spring
.fs and establish
A First Class Nursery,
At this plac and expect TO be engaged in tina, bus
insess. want every Farmer 10 give mea
csn this spring for will not be
= undefRoll.
Apple and Peach, two and three year olds.
Pear Cherry. Plum, Ounce, GoosebeTy. Cur
rant, Blackberry. Raspberry, Ornamental
shrubs and Roses. Hedge Plants.
| have 1000 Apple Trees two years old stand
three TO four feet high, which viii
sell on time
Send for Price List,
j. H. STURNS.
Wichita. Kansas.
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READ TITS
no. 90-i6o acres first bottom; southeast
quarter section 81, township q, range
1 east; 50 acres under cultivation I:
pine frame house i2xi6, with kitchen:
II miles from Wichita. Price 5000.
NO. e9o--I6o acres - acres of timber, and
30 under cultivation; corral Of aeres
fenced: watered by Arkansas river
miles from Wichita. Price $500;
one-third cash, aud balance 10 suit
purchaser, secured on land.
40. s29-A first class hotel for sale. situated
on the curnsr OF First and Water
street, In the city Of Wichita, being
stories high, containing twenty rooms.
This house was built three YEAR ago.
and is doing Il good business. Tbi-
property can be bought Cor s60o1, OH
easy terms. For full particulars please
address US.
r3- Steele & Levy are the exclusive agent,
Of over 10000 acres of railroad lands compris-
ing the land- belonging to the A.. II. & :. r
railroad. 10 twp No. - & 20, ranges Nos. and
east and I, = and 3 west. These are by Tar
the best railroad iznsis IN tss Arkansas valley.
convenient to the city Of Wichita, the largest
and most entesprising cry west Of Topeka
The lands adjoining those OF the railroad COM
pany are web improved. Townships and
school districts are organized. school house.
built, and schools supported In nearly al Of
them.
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From farmers generally throughout the
county we get the information that the health
of their communities was never better II
may be owing TO n light diet and easy digest
ion. Whatevcr the cause, it is blessing for
which all should be and no doubt are, thankful
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

Patents on all lands entered prior 10 Dec.
3ist, 1878, are now ready at the land Office. 1t
would be well for the parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and have them duly
recorded. which may save long and tedious
litigation at some future time. 4t-tf
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FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! Wholesale or
retail at Caldwell & Titsworth's. 2ltf
COAL on, FLOUR, SALT: Al Wholesale or
retail, by Caldwell 4 Ellsworth Aft
One marble soda fountain and generator.
,ed one season, for sale cheap.
MEYER L. Co.,
Att Hutchinson, Kansas
WANTgD.-Five hundred mulberry posts.
Inquire Of A. T. Lounsbury or c. C. Allis-
ton. 40.f
new lot OF pumps and pipe received by
hlicbtertS Russell. 29tf
The Franklin Cook stove, best in the mark
~ at Shlchter * Russeil's 39tf
The lightest nanny breaker, IS TIE Reeds
which you find al Shch.er 4 Russeli's 39tf
The best timer is TO be found at Shiichter
and Rnsseli's 39if
Mince meat in f - pound pals, At Aliens,
East aud West CT ley. 3e-at
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The army clothing spoken of last week.
consisting of 100 overcoats. 200 shoes and 5S5
blankets. was delivered to Rev. J. Z. Harscn
at Fort Riley last Saturday and will be ready
Tor distribution on next Saturday, Feb. 20,
and succeeding days. The clothing will be
given out upon the certificate of the township
trustees. subject of course to the discretion
and judgment of the disbu:sing officer. The
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

Take your hides to C. II. Garrison, the old
est hide buyer in Wichita. 27-tf
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To MY CUSTOMERS AND THE Public
Having purchased the interest of H.
>chweiter IN the old lumber firm OF schn citer
& Davidson. viii be pleased to see my old
customers and any new ones that may see it
10 their advantage TO call and see me, before
purchasing anywhere else. intend to keep
good grades Of lumber. and won't be under
odd by any firm in Wichita ! purpose to
deal on the square with all persons doing bus
mess with me. Call and see me at the old
stand On market street. between Douglas ave-
nue. and First street. Very respectfully
JOHN DAVIDSON.
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NO. sss-Lot No In section Is. township IS,
range west, and sW Of sw Of section 70,
and VIZ Of NV OF sec 81 in town -. range |
east Containing Ia acres, has ten ACRES
Of timber; ten acres in cultiyation anti
wstefed By tie Arkansas river. Price 80.
sec 9, town ~, Range cast A good stock
farm. Price per acre
No. 504-l60 acres; northwest quarter section
%, township %, range east, in But.
Ter county, within miles OF Big Wal
nut, miles Of Douglas. Smiles q Man
ley's saw mill; has II acres in cultiva-
ticn, and good well Of water. Price
$3.50.
NO. 5Oj--southcast quarter section II, town.
ship %. range l west; II miles frpm
Newton; has coed house with 4 rooms
and cellar. barn sox;1, good well OF
water, 20 acres in cultivation. Is acres.
80 grapes In good condition.. Price
$500: VIII trade for cattle. Address
NO. alto sores northeast quarter Of sec
ton %, tow nship -. range west; has
Is acres in cultivation. good II story
frame hogsc well finished; n splendid
location. y nsIies west OF town. Price
400.
NO. 423-Northeast quarter section 3. town.
ship q. range west; six miles north
west OF town; unimproycd- Price 80.
NO. 4ss--southwest quarter oil section 5, town
ship 81. range | west; urimpro,ed.
Price 600.
No. &37--iGe acres; 40 acres In cultivation and
fenced with rails, good ii story log
house, good well and stable the SOUTH
east quarter section =. township -.
range east, . miles south Of Wichita.
Price 1900.
NO. A2-l6O acres; lying between the Biz and
Little Arkansas rivers, "A miles north
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Usage Hedge and Grape Vines.
MURY & scEwEITER's.

We have ioe, 900 two year old Hedge Plants and
1908 Grape Vine Cuttings which We offer for sale
Dr will change part for
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given on, upon the certificate of the township
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and judgment of the dsbussing officer.
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spiced pigs feet--at J. NJ. Aliens Grocery.

Jacks the peoples clothier is still in the
field. e5-tf
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trustees. subject of course to the discrcti'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

and succeeding days. The clothing will
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

These Plants if We'll set will scarcely require
any repanting. We also take contracts for set
ng out Hedge Plants. Grape Cuttings and insure
he same. For further information inquire at
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SPRING CREEK. GYPSUM TowNsur

Wichita, Kan, February 18th, 1879.
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The army clothing spoken of last week.
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NO. -Northwestquarter OF section D. town.
ship y, range l west, all bottom land
miles from this city Price 300.
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Mince meat in f. pound pals, ri Aliens,
East aud West CT ley. c9-ot
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LIST OF LETTERS
IN THE WICHITA POST OFFICE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ask for advertised letters.
VI. NJ. MURDOCH, Postmaster
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A BAND OF MURDERERS.

HORRIBLE DEVELOPMENTS BY TWO OF THE
MEsrBERs-A WHITE MAN KILLED BY NE
GRoEs-oNE OF TIE PERPETRATORS SHOT BY
MoB-EsCAPE OF ANOTHER.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July Is, 1875.
Last Tuesday an industrious German named
Frank Williams, engaged on Hancock's planta-
ton on Frencnman's Bayou, forty miles above
here, on the Arkansas side, disappeared. The
evening before he soppeared he drew $40 from
his employer, and was last seen In company with
John Randolph and John Phillips, both colored.
Search was made for tnem when 1t was found
that they had left Pursuit was then made, and
they were overtaken ana carried back to Shawnee
village. On their arrival yesterday they con-
fcsseu TO having murdered Williams and showed
where they had concealed mis- body In a cane
brake. Inc body. when found presented
HORRIBLE APPEARANCE,
the head being literally beaten on with bludg-
cons. the murderers were then carried 10
formed their captors that they belonged to q band
OF when Robert Burton, white man, also EN-
ployed on Hancocks plantation, was leader, and
Jesse Carter, coiored was also member, and
that they were organized Tor robbery and had
murdered several persons. Quite crowd had
assembled by this time, and the Indignation OF the
Citizens which was III ense, finally eliminated in
mob taking the prisoners out ana shooting Ran
dolph, killing him instantly; but Philips broke
borhooo was In search OF him. RandolDh's body
was tarown Into the river. Warrants were sworn
out for Burton and Carter, ana they were arrested
and taken to OsceOia Jan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26
EXCHANGE OF MONEY ORDERS.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE UNDER THE ARTICLES OF
CONVENTION BETWEEN THE POSTAL DEPART
MENTs OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
OTTAWA, Ont. July rs, 1875.
The articles OF convention between the Postal
Departments OF Canada and the United States for
the establishment OF an exchange OF money
orders between the TWO countries are ga
zetted. They provide that money orders
payable in the states shall be issued at
the money order post offices OF the Do
minion on and alter the I'd OF August next
for sums not exceeding $40 Canada currency
on any single order, Tor which the commission
charged shall be twenty-five cents any order
under $40. No further charge Will be made on pay
ders issued In the United States upon
Canada, In conformity with the terms of the
convention Will, in a Ike manner, be payable at
the money order Oflces o. the Dominion on
value In gold coin OF the deposits made III the
United States IN paper, for payment 20 the bene-
hclaries In the Dominion OF Canada, and the value
In United States paper money OF deposits made
Ia the Dominion IN gold coin, or
CURRENCY OF PAR VALUE
for payment IN the United states shall be deter
mined according to the rate oil premium on gold
in New YORK Ill the following manner, VIZ. THE
Postmaster at New York shall at three O'Clock p
nj. OF eacn day, except Sunday, telegraph to eacn
states the rate Of the premium on gold
received by such exchange on1ces, be taken as
the basis OF conversion of money values Tor the
despatched and received until receipt OF the next
telegram IRON the Postmaster at New YORK,
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GERMANY AND THE PAPACY,

THE WAR BETw ZEN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
AND THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE MOD
ERATNG-THE CLERGY BECOMING sUBMIs-
srvE WITH THE APPRECIATION OF THE vArI-
CAN.
BERLIN, July U.s. 1876.
The North German Gazette commenting on the
recent submissions OF Catholic clergymen to the
law for the administration OF church properly,
says the episcopate has thereby abandoned the
principle hitherto maintained that politco-eccle-
siastical matters only be regulated by means
OF independent arrangements between State and
Church.
THE VATICAN INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CLERICs.
the Gazette liners that the Roman Curia has
given PERMISSION 20 the clergy to decide for them
selves, at the same time assuring them that de-
cislon in favor of submission to the law will not
be regarded as an act OF disobedience to Papal
authority.
TIE PoLITICo- ECCLESIASTICAL STRUGGLE MoDER-
ATING TOWARD CLOSE.
'This," continues the Gazette. may be consid-
cred as changing the struggle between the politi-
cal ana ecclesiastical powers, and the Catholic
episcopate Will probably urge upon Rome the ne
cessIty Of extending still lurther freedom Of ac-
ton in these mattersn
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WASHINGTON.
esNERu WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. July Is, 1875.
DELINQUENT MAIL ooSrnAcroas TO BE PROS

WASHINGTON July 25, 1875.
EcUTED by THE GOVERNMENT.
The Post ONCE Department has sent to the De-
partment OF Justice the names OF thirty nine mail
contractors TO be prosecuted under section 3,95A
OF the Revised Statutes for falling to perform the
service after their bids had been accepted. They
will be sued for the difference between their bids
and the amount paid by the government after re-
letting them, which on the thirty mine routes for
one year amounted TO SALT 0ST.
The department Will also bring civil suits
against the contractors for damages sustained by
after their failure to fulnl tho contracts. The
routes were subsequently let Tor four years, and
should the government recover the above amount
suits will be commenced to cover the losses ior
the remaining three years.
THE FoRrY-sEvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN
FROM THE TREAsURY--No CLEw YET OBJ
TANNED TO THE THIEF.
The commission heretofore designated TO count
the money in the Treasury viii this week. In ac-
cordance with the request OF the secretary, make
close inquiry concerning the abstraction OF the
$4,000. some weeks ago. before General Spinner
retired he expressed his confidence that the
stolen money would be returned, because several
other stolen sums had found their way back In to
the Treasury, and 1t was his opinion that the late
theft was committed by person or persons
holding places under him. Since that time no
new discoveries have been made. although the
Treasury detective force not lost sight OF the
matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-26
SENATOR CAMERON ON POLITICAL
TOPICS.


Atlantic City July 22) correspondence OF tho
Philadelphia Times.l
"Judge Kelley Is an able speaker, forcible In
conveying his views to the people, SAID Senator
Cameron this evening on the porch OF Congress
Hall. land l notice that his views are not SO
much ridicued as they we're at first. My own
views on the question were expressed by my vots
at the time OF the passage OF the financial compro
mise oy Congress last winter on the redistribution
OF tne currency and the fixing OF the time Ioi
specie payments. Imitation is a misnomer. Ny
views are those which may he the best loI
the party. Respecting the pennsylvania election,
hardly think the democrats Will nominate M.
Bigger Ior Governor, altnougn ne was certainly
popular man, and was thrown out OF tue gnDerna-
nave resisted at the ume-that OF 'Know-NothtHg.
fectly confident OF the State, out Will be better
able TO juage when | have thoroughly canvasset
IT. 1 intend to make thorough and active IN,
quiry. But 1t was great mistake Ia the Constk
tutlonal Convention changing the time OF election
IL loses TO pennsylvania that great prestge winch
she should mold as the Keystone OF the Union, AND
which Is due her from the marked conservatism o.
or absence OF undue and rasn influences arising
IRON monetary eXctements upon her people.
The third term issue Is, o. course, dead. always
supported the view that the President had 10 SUCH
purpose, but when the issue became prominent
political one considered IL proper that the Penn
sylVanla republicans should place the party rlEne
at its state Convention