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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-31

occupy over twenty pages Of each number snl cont.
DR. hollands vigorous and timely editorials, sr well
Revtsn. of t!s la,ss, works in iI, LteTE,':re, 81
Science.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-31

DIR. c. NJ. MARTIN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-31

December 3. '15.-imos.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
NORTH CAROLINA ITEMS.


We are indebted to the Greensboro Pa
triot," for the following squibs from the
old North State:
Capt. Taylor has disposed Of the Lex
ingtOn Central 20 w. II. Mof1itt.
The Wide Awake is very pretty and
very lively little paper just started by H.
1. AcDuffie at Fayetteville.
The Aurfreesboro Enquirer is another
added to the list of North Carolina Jour
nails. The more the better.
The debt of the city Of Raleigh amount.
to something more than 800, 900.
Col. A. S. Buford was, at the late meet.
ing of the directors of the Air Line Rail.
road, unanimously reelected President.
The editor Of the Raleigh Sentinel ii
writing some ringing articles on HON,
manufactures.
Ike Young, collector of internal revs
nue. on the Raleigh district is financially
busted.
Captain Plato Durham OF CieayelanC
died, after brief illness, at his home II
Shelby last Monday.
A violent type of diptheris has spread
over Charlotte causing a considerable
number of deaths.
Gov. Vance lectures in Danville some.
time this mouth.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

During his fathers Presidential term,
Prince John Van Buren,. then a very
young man, INDUCED in many playful
performances that were not altogether a
delight to the paternal. On one Of hia
visits to Washington the Prince stopped
at Wllliard's where his father came, and,
after kindly greeting, said, John,
had hoped you would some time prove To
be worthy representative of our family,
but fear you never viii; in fact, am
convinced that you will bring disgrace
rather than reflect credit upon it."
Father" said John, lyon may think
because you happen to be President of
the United States, that you are something
more thah an ordinary man, but permit
me TO say that you will never known in
history except as the father of John Van
Buren,"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

The news that the KhediVe has march
ed an army into Abyssinia accounts for
the anxiety he has displayed to secure the
services OF as many Americans as posi-
the Tate sudden recall of All absentses on
furlough. The KhediVe has a desire to
possess all the country dreined bv the
Nile, and at present seems to have a fair
chance of realizing his wish No doubt
his men will have sharp fighting in the
mountains of Abyssinia, but there is no
reason why they should not be as sue
cessful us was the British army a few
years ago; and if the American, French
and English officers I'm command do their
duty, no doubt ere long the Egyptian fiag
will float over the walls of MSgdala.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

Trick OF DEAD BEATs.-The sharp
est trick, as told by the Boone Democrat.
was that of three sharpers who had one
through ticket from Council Bluffs. The
one who held it sat in the front end Of
the smoking-car, the second sat in the
centre Of the car, and the third In the
rear. When the conductor came along
and took up the ticket, giving = check
therefor; the first man, as soon as the
conductor passed on, attached the check
to string that was running along the
outside OF the car, on to the window Of
the second man, who pulled it in, and
when the conductor passed on, the ticket
was sent on to third man. Before reach
ing Boone one man was in the closet; the
second had lost both his hat and ticket
$50 he said), and the third man gave il
up.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

The late DIR. A. l.. p. Green had more
common sense than most men, about ev-
erything. His panacea for boys popping
open church doors and looking in was TO
have steward or two sitting in the back
part Of the church, so that these urcnfns
with their hsir split in the middle could
see them and be deferred from annoying
the congregation. The church officials
viii, of cozrse, have instructions to take
down names and hand them to the AttOr-
ney General. Boys, you had better de-
sist, there is an enemy on your track
Franklin Review.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

A MoTHER's SoRRow.-Mrs Mary Ar
thur, of this city, had two sOns-Dayid :.
Arthur and c. W. Arthur-in the Con-
federats army. She has reason to believe
that one of her sons is dead, and she has
not heard of the other for years. ANY
person knowing the whereabouts of eth
er of her sons will confer great favor
upon n widowed mother by addressing
her in Yicksburg. Southern Journalists
will confer favor by giving this para.
graph an insertion in their respective pa
Pers.-Vicksburg Herald.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
NEIL s. BROWN. Sr.
Hon. EDWARDH. EAST.
Rev Dr. HUNTER,
Rev. Dr. ABBEY

NASHVILLE Ooctober2S Iszs.
Ne know the shove gentlemen Wel and knew III
20 be every way rsable John c. Ferris Judge County
Court. W. A. Knight, County Trustee; = D. HhitWOFlh
Sheriff Davidson Co; B. =. Binksy County RsgIstss
=. Ssuris Sas- T CLERK County Court; Nat y DorteA
Circuit Court Clerk = n W0odan Dspaty Sheriff;
Andrew johnson, Ex-Prssdsnt L. States; Qsy Dr. J.
GeFSrrin, Of Tenn. Conferences.
CRoCKER's ROADS, Robertson Co Ap'i Il rs
DR.. HsndsrshOt, Nashville, Tenn write this With
out solicitation from any body, bat in gratitude 10 yea
for your energy and sntsrprlse IN presenting such
medicine your Liver and Bleed Purifier, and 70 DR..
Thornton ror his energy and ski IN preparing the same
am in nv 74th year and have been fighting c0nsump
don for the last twenty years Abost Chrtulas vas
attacked with violent and distressing cough tried
the usual remedies but without any relief and
sinking rupidly; the cough was ineeSsant, day and
nights could not sleep No appetite, hTer almost tor
Fd bowels tied up, and must have died in ten days
II IEtd not COTTON relief happened 10 see s1eiOv,
and Judge lasts sertheates IN she Cumberland
Almanac their cases Just covered I
finding the medicine Links, al Cross Plains.
Iccmnenoed taking the medicine Immediately, and in
two days il had time 20 take effect upon
they system, my cough ceased and could eEPeOtorae
freely without The distressing cough have taken
two ottles and hslE nv liver is all right Bowels and
~ it6er Is vel a. ever al sxreet -, he ~ -
Nsve 4 aad had tbs benefit Of this medicine rf,esn
yesrs ago, that would be a healthy vieorous
Old man intend never ts Be Without this sdIclue a.
long can get it. and live IhaTe doubt bat that
RssPsetsElly. SH C. NCHAoEDl9
T. . sta;sIasHt o. Mr.. ", c. RiszDOss is fuHy tn
e7Is II by the following well Known gsntlsRsn.
4 D. RICHARDS
OF the arm IS Manlovs, Richards 4 Meadows.
Es<3- Dr Thorntons Liver and Bleed Purifier is now
kl % BE 10 600 times better than any other in Amer
Ssi'", horra Syrup. Kidney Esdicins and WSrld's
W. sr nEnsnt have stood the test for years
and ae best in use, Sole Proprietor.
&. W. HENDERSON,,
Nashville. Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

Capt. Paul Boyton will next attempt a
trip of three hundred miles down the
Rhine, which he expects to make without
leaving the water. 1t should be under
stood that Mr.. Merriman, not Capt.
Boyton, is the inventor and proprietor OF
the life-saving suit. Mr.. herriman is
now in America for the purpose of sell
ing the suit, and it is said he has made
some Arrangements with our Navy De-
partment for its general adoption on gov.
eminent vessels.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
a HAN of a Thousand

When death was hourly expected from Consumption,
all sdss having failed and Dr. H. expsr-
isERg. he accidentally made preparation OF INDIAN
HEGP which cured his only child, and gives this
recipe free receipt OF stamps to pay expenses
HEMP alsS night-sweas, nausea at the stomach
ami viii b<eak fresh cold in - hours Address CHAD
this paper. octl34W.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
Contains M QMnine or Ar
SeHiC, nor any deiefeHOAS
substance UhateUsr

ISiS medicine, es0fqg to its .greafney
Il, has been a 7OeAEey1HI sHeresS. II is
carefully 6omSo. mkt efpHreb' pfgehs-
BE f1g7e.keHks. ssH I 1erey- LVIIs. zeyir7
properly IakeH, ~ are me most ObSSi-
nate gases effe0e = ami Ggze. neuralgia.
and ali E1aIaTIGl sTsedSes Unlike fSi.Y
Sesge,IfeS general =, isrequfres no fgrg-
Gtpe 10 Be taken slTM III, tie meeyIciH<
aefisg gently AMI Ggycedbiv AtoH Lht
EVer fkseJ.GRd D 010fLS, lL'tctRaLy re-
1zOvfag tie eaHSe efhe dIsrGse. nc!
merely keSsS0r0z5ly 6heckIHg H. HCrcjg
TSSSiJf5 one gTcat GGeGahage Hhal err
al SAd<r ereSar6f ions. III rroscR;rs
excellence Of EH5 reAn(4Y. heUrTey.
s6SVe the be7Wa1e Ney ami certainty Of
10 rzye, IS tie fat that ne injury 7ckaE
eVer can ayISe from as Nsc, IS IS certain
10 Be tie case EOhe7 qNi5i1S Sr arsenic
are taken, 10hifR IRE the jsrynIbLe in
gradients Of mast ef HE <6iH we.hicIneJ
non in use.
II has been beIrtif nidr5 wctes1IlII1
the are sF chronic cases If chg2Ls, h-e-
gEeTfly making ci.res oZtff, all oh4ry
remedies had EHAG.
rs EeSuf n rs E1JT5airL II in
eyeases tie appetite, promotes digestion,
keeps tie stomach in a healthy fonlti-
ton, acts rpm tie HVsy, 7H7asrSk5 Tie
!ySEEM 10 hf1roaO eff tie IajfEcafc 4faa-
k5riti
MANUFACTURED BY
G. n. WXNTERSMTTH.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Arthur Peter + o., Genl Wholesale Agts
LOUISVILLE, Ky
A7-Fe4 sale By al DTsgsis5s-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

A wee bit of boy, having been slight
~ chastised by his mother, sat quietly in
his chair for sometime aftsrWard, no
doubt thinking profoundly. At last he
spoke oHt thus: "Muzzer, l wish pad
get anuzzer housekeeper-1've got tired
o. SEEM you round.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
$ts aff4fs and F4bn'rs
FATE.
By c. ,. ..

Itnow her not; her raven hair
Has never met my gaze;
cannot tell the sacred spot
where she may pass hsr days.
nsvvr eaught her eyes bright glance
Bsneath the noonbsam's pale.
Nor even elaspsd her my breast
when wintry winds made wall.
Bat yet know that am here.
And she a. true TOT me
A ever are the boacsa-lights
Unto ~ At sea. ~,
And even In the dark midnight
And through the weary day
feel her gsatls presence nigh,
Though she be FAR away.
One ootafSrt have in my wee,
One hope amid my slEhs:
Though Fate may part US, We shall meet
where summer never dies.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
AHTHuH,s

T1LUsTR1TED HONE MACHINE The Household
i Magazine sf America" Two Serial Stories in 1876.
"kAGLESCI1fFE.' By Ms julia C. r. DOrr. and M
RIAN" By T s. Aurthur HUFTERicEas Newest Patterns
In every number. Terms e 50 per year; copies for
- 80. Splendid Book offsrs and Premiums Specimen
nuzber 10 cents 7. s. ARTHUR SON.
T.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
Estrays---McNairy County.

INAkEN up Oeober g, 1878, by Terrell Sweat living
l. miles west OF Ealeen, one bright sorrsl HORSE,
Az isTh "te star IN forehead, while snip he nose
right hip knocked down. brand on his right shoulder
saddle marx en his back, lax hands high about IL
years old VllHsd ESQ
Also BY hE Potts, September 81 IN the 5h Civil Dis
triei, miles east Of CheHaa. one black MUIE y Or
= hands high or years Old small knot on right side
sr head. Yalsei ~ $50. J. w STI-MPIi
hoVlSSW. Ranger for AcSairy County
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

Napoleon said in early days-'"The on
ly victory that costs no tears is the yictO-
ry over ignorance
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
;hanCery Sale of Real Estate
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.

Ne. S78 z, D.. First Chancsry Court Of shelby Co,
Eennesseee-
Wn. Jeynsr Executor OF W. R. Hunt, deed w. Sarah
+. Hunt st al
T virtue interlOcutory decree for sale entered
ID in the above the 28th Of December 1874
will sell public auction the highest bidder for
S~Sh in ths town Of PurdS NeSairy County Tenn, on
Monday, December 9Th, 1875,
within legal hours, the following ribed property,
situated In HeNairy County,
The northwest 4 and the Section Is.
and the southeass = Of Sec. ~%hip Of
Range east; also the norr arast a
ef Section and the mort ell in
Township ef Range whole
SIS $500 acres, mere
Terms Cash the
noV6AW. oner.
InSol .ce.
III A HeEsils sueaF K Of the County
Court the inssiy - ,;s Of John Her
TOa, deed. AL parties hottie, . die claims be-
LIST Day Of May, 1876,
This notice will be plead in bar
Rovo-Sw. IA. HeNAILs, Admir-.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
$4,000 REWARD
Surer Remedy

DIR. G. w. HENDERSON,, Nashville,
Agent for DIR. ThOrntOn's Medicines:
LfvER AID BLOOD MEDIC1SH, ct your request STATE,
without hesitaon, that have sand &c valuable and sf
feetive in my caES-I sCrs have been materially
bensnttsd oy it. Taken in small doses. give in
oonvsnienes to the patient an doctor enough
give scientific for the faith that but
TO all similarly afiictss Go thou and DC IksWfss
Ny anetion disorSerea livsr and imBure state
Of the blood, accompanied with distressing aHA
gerOus eough.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
InSol


Chancery sale.
In Ckancery at Jackson, Tennessee.
Vim o. Butler 81 - " Della ,7atlsr. ss al.
TQT viriHs Of an at the Special
ID Jaly Term y y and ChancsTy
Conrt Of Madison G cry side thereof,
] will expose for a. Of The CeHrt
Hssse in Jackson,
Saturday lS75,
1As iolIO~iRs .. in said
Beginning iz-4 Of 90
tract 0f land r. Aght by
Pzrshass RON B. p Tossing
ihs jackson Road q spolss 70
stake the nOrth-saa, VT. How
ards soHth-Ee est csrIiei.a 81 poles 10 a
stake. said HoWard's nOTthAsI thence west ls5
poles e stake, 20 feet osfhe ar OF the Miss
Central Railroad thence with said llroad south lss
lzl poles % sake the boundary line of
SO entry made in the Of John Ferrel thence
aRs s0uth Is poles &c The beginning. containing l4O
acres, the same being LIST No ], according plat in
Chsncery-
Also Lot No. 9-Bsginniug Al sake with two willow
pointers Henry Shsous soath boundary line
east Of the Miss Central Railroads running thence
tract a. land knows the Nm- F. still tract thence
south 80 poles 70 stake with black oak pointer its
corner; thence ia poles stake another corner
OF the same; thence south 100 poles a stoke on Wm
Hovards north boundary line thence passing his
northwest at . poles and with the line Of lot
l. In all lsl poles 70 its northwest 80 feet
east Of said Railroad thenss north IL with said
rUad ~ poles r. the beginning. containing 20T
ards north boundary line tie southeast
Ne q running thsnes crossing lridsn Greek At
198 poles, IN ell Doie axe with spanish
ID s3gN s--sstrt 1Acorns-ss4ih H. T. Hardin on
he Asfidfaa line; hdrth IA poiss 70 a post oak
= cornsr Of . tract OF land known the Jesse Mask
tract; thence poles Ethks with poplar. gum
and white oak pointers marked with blaze, another
Of The same. the line of said VIM F. sun
tract thence south 40 poles 10 stake with blaEed red
oak pointer. Of the thence west p poles
10 stake, another corner Of she same thence south
LOG poles to stake with hickory, white oak and gun
pointers another Of the same thence west cross
ing said creek about 70 poles IN ali vest g poles 10
stake corner the thence north IS poles
post oak another Of the same; thence west
Bses % stake another Of the sane; thence
south III poles ths snning-contAinng 2ls acres
Terms q Sale.-Cash
D. N WISDOM, c. 1 N
/. E. Talbot Sol. noV64w.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
Wanted

Wanted gee s' E sss S. * 4 !:
sheets 81 paper 10 envelopes golden ZEN Pen Holder
PsEsl patent Yard Measure and piece % Jewslry.
single pack Axe with elegant pri L. postpaid 35c Cir
sular frss. BEIDsE Co, 1872 Broadway, New York
EDSTCHOMANCE, or Soul Charming.s
HsW either sax may fsscinats and gain the love
Affections 81 any person they choose instantly. This
pie. mental requirement all possess. free by mail
fer 25S, tOgsthsr with marriage guide Egyptian
eis Dreams Hints TO Ladies' Weddiag-NiKht Shirt &c
queer beck, Address T. WILLIAM & Co.. Pub. Fhilh-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

Mrs. DR.. Chase, at recent dre&-ES-
form convention, said: al used TO wear 9
corset. took it on and felt as II I would
fail TO pieces. Then l got a short dress
and some tToWsers. Oh, how delicious TO
climb fence. You could put one foot
upon the fence and then put your leg o.
yer the top rail, and then jump. That
was emancipation" One glance at the
contracted skirts now worn shows that
emancipation day" has not yet arrived
land we are glad Of 1t.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
DIR. LANCASTER S
DISPENSARY r. 11 s};, Inh Street. near ~a'-
III

TINS Dspsnssry has been established % years in The
Il Eame ofacs. Ths Doctor % regular graduate Of
medicine has had large practice in his SPECIALTr
than any physcian Ia America GOuorrhea. elect,
sricEzrs Vssoeelr syphilis Seroula, skin aud Blood
Masaaes. suTsd In hak the time, and 81 half the *
requfre ed BY others Femais Diseases, L-ucor-
rhsa v hies, Falling Of the womb, Irregularities,
Suppression Of the Aenihlies. &e-. treated with
eminent success. spsFmatorrheA, Sexual Debility
and Impotsney, . the result Of sslf-abuse in
youth. sexual E1cesses in maturer years, rem
dsring marriage improper o unhappy, permanently
cured Medicines furnished saving patients than
cur whole charges. No mercury mineral pOs0nS
used Rubber goods for sale Patients treated By mall
or express Charges reasonable Call personally. ad-
above Consultation free and correspondents
strictly confidential Hours; a ~ 20 sr X, Sundays
3 T. II A. - octB-1y.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
AN OuTFIT EREE.

We want ssms one in every county take orders and
deliver Esods for the old and original C. o. d. House
Large cash wages. Splendid chance In every neighbor
hSOa for ihS rgh, psrsen Of either sex young old
Samples bew listS, circulars terms etc. a somplste
oud sat tree and post paid. Send for &c and
Eaks 1ansy yoar homes. Address, n. J. HALL Co
9 n. Howard ST. Baltlm0re Nd
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20

1t takes woman to repulse = travel
village the other day 4 man called on
Mr.. G. at his place OF business, and want
ed to sell him parlor organ. Mr.. G. net
wishing to buy, 20 get rid OF him, REFER
ed him to his wife. On the mans max
ing his business known to the lady, she
asked him If Mr.. G. sent him 10 her.
''Yes, ma'am," he replied. "Well, sir, f"
said Mrs. c. "you just go back and tell
him that until he can furnish me with
something besides mackerel 10 eat, can
make all the music that Is necessary
around this house." The agent conclud-
ed he couldn't sell an organ there.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-02
A Few Questions Answered.

"Who ever heard Of Fl. Fl. Gray
before
Is Walter s. Greene a piscicultur-
alist, or what?
Where does Dunning live, and who
IS he, anyway?
Gurnee, Gurnee Can't place him.
Never heard Of him before.
Is Philo A. Orion the other Philo 4?
A large reward is offered to any per-
son who can tell who he is
The Milwaukee Commercial Times
attempts to throw dirt upon
Messrs. GRAY, GREENE, DUNNING,
GURNEE and ORION, and to belittle
these very respectable Democrats by
asking the above questions. Such
meanness will not go down. These
men have all lived too long in Wis
consin; have occupied too prominent
positions III the Democratic party, to
be laughed down by a few impudent
questions, by some scribbler who per-
haps has not lived three weeks in the
State. Of course, we have no sympathy
with the political sentiments Of these
gentlemen; we have opposed them
politically for many years but we
have known them intimately as men and
know they have been leading members
Of the Democratic party long time.
We know our party has suffered sever
ly from the blows these same gentle
men have inflicted, and we apprehend
the little man of the Times viii learn
who they are before he is many months
older, If he is capable Of receiving in
formation. We propose brief answers
to the above questions
Mr.. H. IL. Gray Is very old resi-
dent of the State, and has been recog-
nized as among the ablest members
of the Democratic party. As proof of
this, that party sent him to the Assem-
bly, in 1886 and 1858; and to the SEN
ate in 1S69-1S7O. He was long a
member of the Regents Of the State
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-02

THE MILWAUKEE Sentinel thus
lays before the people the facts relative
to the postponement of the investiga-
ton of the ''Sat. Clark charges
against Gov. Taylor. The Madison
Democrat, and the milwaukee, News
would have it appear that Sat. Clark
had procured the postponement when
the fact is the Governor insisted upon
an adjournment till after election, in
fact till December. The Sentinel
says:
The Madison correspondent Of The
NeogS gives an utterly untrue account
ofthe committee appointed by the State
Agricultural Society to investigate the
charges preferred by Hon. Sat. Clark
against Gov. Taylor. On Thursday
last, Mr.. Clark received notice from
Judge Bryant, Of Madison, a member
Of the committee, that meetingwould
be held on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. CLARK Immediately forwarded him
list Of his witnesses, namely: Ell
Stilson, B. R, Hinckley and Talbot G.
Dousman All Of these gentlemen,
upon being summoned, said that they
were busily engaged with their harvest
work, and could not possibly appear
before the committee until after the
State Fair. Judge Bryant informed
Gov. Taylor Of this fact on Monday
evening, and when the committee met
on Tuesday, the counsel for His Ex-
cellency appeared and insisted that the
investigation should proceed at once.
It is unnecessary to comment on this
action further than to say that it is
quite usual for criminals to seek to Sc
cure trial when they know that all
the material witnesses for the prosecu-
ton are absent. Mr.. Clark desired to
have the investigation fixed for the
week following the State Fair, but it
was finally decided to postpone it IN
til December. A member of the
committee subsequently stated that it
was Gov. Taylor's own wish that the
investigation should be put off till af-
ter the election. We find great diff
Guilty i'll reconciling the Governor S
action in the premises to a proud and
defiant consciousness of innocence on
his part. First we see him urging
that the inquest be had when all the
witnesses against him were absent.
When that was refused, we see him
begging to have it put off till after
election One would suppose that
His Exoellency would fairly chafe with
anxiety to dispel the foul aspersions
upon his integrity before the election;
but he does not seem to chafe to any
very considerable extent.