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"A vigilance committee was organ
lied at J. lrncd, on the 18th, and dead
beats, thieves and rowdys given notice
to quit by first train.
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The expenses of running the New
York Herald average $4,000 day F; the
Tribune. 81, 1900; the Times. 81 200 and
the World $500.
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The American Rifle Team have ar
rived at Cork and had hearty well
come from the people.
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Sheriff s Sale.


District Court, Thirteenth judicial District.
Sedgwick County, Kansas.
T.. K. Threlkeld, John S. West.
X. T.. Wilson, G.. l.. Barnhardt
and x. French. partners by the
name and style of Threlkeld 4
Co., plaintiffs.
p III. Cieaveland and W. w.
Pearce partners by the name
and style of Clcaveland
Pearce, defendants
By virtue of an Order of Sale to me issued by
the Judge of the District Court of the Thirteenth
judicial District, sitting in and for Sedgwick
County, Kansas, wherein Threlked & Co.,
plaintiffs and Cleaveland Il Pearce are defendants
viii on Monday, the 14th day Of June, A. ID.
1875, commencing at O'Clock A. NJ. at No. "a
Main Street, in the civ of Wichita, Kansas offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following described proper
ty to wit stock Of groceries, consisting of
teas, coffee, sugar, crackers, bacon, tobacco,
queensware, etc. and will continue from day to
day until the entire stock ID sold, being part OF
the stock kept by the firm of Cleaveland 4 Pearce,
of Wichita, Kansas. said property IS levieiup-
on as the property of defendants, Cleayeland &
Pearce, and will be sold to satisfy said order Of
sale.
Sherin's Office, Wichita, Sedgwick County,
Kansas June l, A. ID. 1875.
p. III. MASSEY,
Sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas.
SLuss DYER, Plaintiff 3 Attorneys. 9-5t
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SheriE's Sale.


District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District,
Sedgwick County, Kansas
George j. Tillotson.
William Rideout.
BY virtue of order of sale issued out Of the
District Court Of the 18th Judicial District, sit
ting in and for SedgwIck county Kansas, where
in George j Tillotson is plaintiff, and VIM
Rideout Is defendant, will, on Monday, the l2fn
day OF July A. ID. ISIS, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 clock Z. NJ. at the court
house door in the city of Wichita, Kansas. offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. all the right, title and interest
of the defendant VIM. Rideout in and to the fol-
lowing described real property, TO wit:
The south half of the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton No. twenty-five, in township No. twenty
five range No. one, east. N the county OF SedS-
wick and State of Kansas. said real property Is
levied upon the property of defendant VIM
Kideout, and Will be sold to satisfy said order OF
sale.
Sherins Office, Wichita, Sedgwick county,
Kansas June sth, a. ID. 1875.
T.. II. MASSEY,
lost Sheriff Sedgwick county, Kansas.
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LEcALS.
Sheriff's Sale.

District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District,
Sedgwick County, Kansas.
Amy G.. Smith,
jackson Goodman and
w. d. Sanders.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
District Court of the 18th Judicial District, sit
ting in and for Sedgwick County, Kansas, where
in Amy G. Smith is plaintiff, and jackson Good
man and w. ID. Sanders are defendants, will,
on Monday, the 18th day Of July, A. ID; ISIS, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and clock
% M at the courthouse door in the city OF Wich-
ill., Kansas offer for sale ut public auction to the
hig hest bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
title and interest of the defendants jackson Good
man and w. ID. Sanders. in and to the following
described real property, to wit:
The south half OF the northeast quarter Of sec
ton No. thirty three, in township No. twenty
eight, south, of range No. one, east in the Coun-
~ OF Sedgwick, and State of Kansas. Said real
property IS levied upon the property of defend
ants, Jackson Goodman and W u: Sanders, and
will be sold to satisfy said order OF sale.
sherir's Office, Wichita, Sedgwick County,
Kansas, June sth, A. ID. 1915.
p II. MASSEY,
lost Sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas.
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Sherif'S Sale.

District court, 18th Judicial District, Sedgwick
County, Kansas.
NJ. A. Thayer and Y. s. Kingman,1
partners rs NJ. A. Thayer Go.
vs..
George ID. Craig.
BY vireue Of an order of sale issued out of the
District Court of the 18th Judicial District, sitting
in and for Sedgwick County, Kansas, wherein
VI. a. Thayer II Co. are plaintiffs and George D.
Craig is defendant. will on Monday the 18th day
July, A d. 1875, between the ours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and O'Clock p m, Mt the courthouse door
in the city of Wichita. Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand all the right, title aad interest, of the de-
PENDANT George ID. Craig, in and to the following
described real property, to wit
The northeast quarter Of sec. twenty-four (24l,
in town twenty-eig light t25), south of range 2 east
IN tina county of Sedgwick and state of Kan sss
Said property is levied upon the property of de-
PENDANT George ID. Craig, and will be sold TO
isfy said order of sale.
SheriG's Office, Wichita, Sedgwick county
Kansas, June sfh, A. ID. ISIS.
II. ii. MASSEY, Sheriff,
sedgwick county Kansas.
Sluss & Dyer, Plaintiff 8 Attorneys. 1915
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Notice.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.
Wichlta. Kansas .Iunr O IS-5

Q. s LAND OFFICE
Wichita, Kansas, June ., 1875 I
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
William III. Tay lOr against Charles a Lewis for
abandoning his d. S. Hing No. S937, dated Nov
10, ls'3. upon the northwest quarter section 30
town q south, range west, in Sedgwiek Coun-
ty, Kansas, with view to the cancellation of
said fling the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear ut this Office on the 18th day OF Juiy
1915, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
Ii. l.. TAYLOR, Register.
j. L. REDFlELD, Receiver. Hit
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LEGAL.
NOTICE..

T. S. LAND OFFICE,
Wichita, Kansas, June -, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
james +. Belew against William Eckleberry for
aba ndoDing Declaratory Statement No. $685.
dated June s. 1874. upon the northwest quarter
section ~, Township % south. range east, IN
Sedgwick County, Kansas, with n view to the
Cancellation of said D. g. the said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
235 day of August 1s15, ats O'Clock a. m. TO
srond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
12-4 H. L. TAYLOR, Register.
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ing. This porosity of the soil, while
it renders it capable OF being plowed or
worked Immediately after the heaviest
rains, at the same lime keeps is con-
stantly moist from evaporation below,
and protects it from drouth. Within
six hours of the cessation of rain in
which | Judge at least three inches of
water fell. saw farmers breaking sod
and cultivating the young corn. The
crops of corn, oats, rye, spring and fall
wheat, potatoes and garden vegetables,
which saw growing, both OH new and
old breakings, i'll various localities in
the valley, are equal to any that have
ever seen elsewhere, during many
years. experience. know of no part
of the country, possessing more at
tractive soil for the farmer than this"
STOCK.
This is the natural home for cattle.
From early spring until the middle of
October or the first of November the
herds of farmers and stock raiser's
wander leisurely through the green
nutritious grasses that brush their
sides in open meadows that are bound
less, growing fat and producing their
kind. The abundant grasses, pure wa
tiers and warm climate render this por-
ton Of Kansas the finest stock country
probably in the known world. The
corn crop is safe before the rains cease,
and after that time the grass cures
upon the ground and makes natural
hay, retaining much of its nutritious
qualities. which serves as perennial
pasture for stock. The fall and winter
seasons, which east of the Missouri
are marked by the prevalence of cold
rains and chilling storms so trying to
stock, here are marked by dry and
bracing weather. Occasional storms.
in which light, dry snow is drifted and
wreathcd upon the surface, occur, dur
ing which the farmer will feel called
upon to shelter and feed his stock.
Thus this country is specially adapted
for sheep and stock-raising in conjunc-
ton with grain growing, and must I'M
soon become great source
of supply of beef and mutton to the
eastern markets. Thousands of tons
of hay can be had for the cutting at a
cost of IS to IS cents per ton, which
can be used for making sheds for cat
tie for shelter during our short winter
of two or three months. Fortunes are
being made and will be made in the
raising of stock in this valley.
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District Court, 18th Judicial District, sedgwick
County, Kansas.
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THE couRr OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON June 3.-The Court of Commission
of Alabama Claims met pursuant 10 Adjournment Inc
following business was tranFacied
In case No 81 Burtle Co. OF Boston Judgment for
s2923 49, with interest from May 1903 date Of los In
s4Il93 81 In ease No 3d. Main Winchester OF san Fran
cisco; Judgment with nterert for $3.50 49, In case
No. %, J: {. Johnson % san franci'coi jqqaig
]. {. Aver & CO. Of Lowell Mass Indgmen. with IN
teres f0r - oS 49, In Gaze no 49, d. T. Pe Fnn
So d HAYNES and Lwsn Of caiioTia .ba 81 Il
Al 63., I6 In ca-e No p. Plaisted 900 In
10 81 Joseph Hogue $3.50 In case No q, Valsin sehmi
chen 1888 30. In case No. 90, Man q Nncnester
- 543 j In 80 LevisOn & Leyis0n 1914 81 In
ease No W. Womcl Of Brooklyn 800. In case 20
Ill Frances Joseph Of New Bedford flljO. In case No
IN case Ma. 81, Robert Willis Of California Sl.2oS
In eases with the destruction Of the ship Emma
r,nr Of Ns York by tie Aabama January L. 1854 fol
lowing Judgments entered: In case No Charles G
Duncan Of New York Judgment with interest s4o63 50
Bath Ne Judgment with interest, 81 1913 49, In case No
sio ais 81 In case No r. William Murray OF Bruins
wick Me- Judgment with interest, - 1872 20 In case NO
5lG. Ezra :. smith Executor, OF HalO"el Me- Judgment
The tr al calendar was resumed No 1i6 Jesse D.
The nited states when was partially submitted
the following growing out ~ the destruction on goo
commonwealth and Tycoon were grouped wlh 10 l4o
aud submitted upon the nony VIM O. Lord Of Ne~N OK
for cOmpia nani,; John A. j. CfrWeh toi the Love
1877 TOs kensett agt- The United states No. $50 Mn
Heller Co.. ag The SANE 70 I'll Heiier BIoa agc Ihe
same No. lg1. Oswegu starch Co. agi The sane 80 lvo
and b. Shwctzer agt The No 2l6 Pinchoi Warren
e AIT same No 229, r H. Leonard agt The same
go Jas = Mcclellan agt The SANE No 40 rahe ahd
nuchan The same; No 297 l.. Jones ag The same;
No. $50. r. II. Mcdonald q Co ag The same No "a, N
Movers a The same No. J2i H. Webster o. agt
The same. % Jay L. Adams agt The same No 127,
R0st ntaum and Freeman agt The -amei No ~ d. " aud
TIC same partially submitted and leave granted for taking
sos las been assigned Friday and No l5s under the
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THE BREWERS CONGRESS.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED EXPRESSING THK skSrt-
MENrs or TIE CONGRESS UPON CERTAIN SOCIAL
AND POLITICAL oUEsTIoNs-FINANciM coNpi-
TON AND APPROPRIAroNs-AS AGITATION CON-
MITTEE.
CINCINNATI, Ohio June Sin the Brewers
Congress to-day the Committee Resolutions made
lengthy report which rcctes that the brewers pay ABOUT
50 900 900 Revenue tax and states that they woud
probably pay but for the stringent rules OF the Rev
cnue officers which render the business dangerous ana
that it desirable to obtain the best materials in the
cheapest market, FREQ from the duty now I'M
posed upon imported barley and hops, In
order TO compete with foreign brewers Ihey re-
quest the Government to remove all unnecessary rsle
tons under which malt liquor interest lanors ana
ask that Congress be peoned TO amend the Internal
Revenue law especially limit the power which Is as
sumed by the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue OF de-
Gliding the amount NJ tax brewer Is liable to pay Ihey
ask that certain sections Of the present lnternh Kew
enue laws which obnoxious 10 the brewing interest,"
with the that have arisen from their enorceincnt
be brought the notice OF the Government anr tha INC
Government be petlticned 20 remove the duties On I'LL
ported barley, hops. and malt &, -.. .o.o,,oa Tho,
Upon the subject ~ prohibition was resolved tnat
the allacics Of teetOt8sm he exposed the ststlscs
presented by the prohioonsts be anayzed anu .it as
scrtons rcfed that where restrictive ana prohDitOry
enacmC exist every possible measure DO tkeh 10 up
pose resist and repeal them: that politicians fayorns
prohbitory enactents should he opposed when offering
themselves for Office and that the true position Oh t
nqnors az n,"u an" hcalrh;,,l stimnlant be prop
erlY defined and published. - -. - - /.
The Finance Committee reported S.O,lsl 40 now III
the treasury, and that last years expenses We're 800
Two hundred dollars per year each was yoIeu 70 Me
Bretrers GAZETTE and The American Brstcer. Lewis
schlade The Washington sentinel was made counselor
a salary Of 1000 per year An appioplldtOn
Of 5000 made 10 defray portion
OF the expenses OF law suit engaged ID
by Philadelphia against the United states Col
hector collecting for the alleged nonpay OF
license by several brewers in Philadelphia
An Agitation Committee OF 30 members with r: laIer
OF Reading, Pa, Chairman, was announced Inc
meeting after adjourned. .
Tonight the delegates were given banquet at the
Innkont Hon. q.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 4.-7he Daily TeleDrGphs Ber-
lin dispatch says the German Government possesses
,roof, that the charges of conspiracy made against
cessve yea OF RUSSIAN police agent, and the prisoner
will soon be released.
OTTAWA. Ont. June 81. w. Witcher of
the Marine and Fishing Department has gone N Montreal
for the purpose ~ comforting with Sir A. T. Gait the
British Commissioner the Fishing Claims Commission
Mr. WtchCr carried with him full statistics or the value
Of Canadas fisheries. and Il ia said that the sum wAch
could be Iegitinaiey claimed from the Unlud states
under the Treaty OF Washington would amount III the az
gTegate 10 S-O,OOO,OOO.
Paris will shortly have grand scientific
meeiing An International Congress OF geOgraphers VIII
hold s ittings from the st TO the 3th OF August 1872
IN the Pavilion de FlOre the Palace Of the Tueries
This Con ress Is accompanied by exhibition OF kindred
subjects which will from July Is to August 49, and IN
which al foreign nations invited to join Mr. James
Jacson delegate OF the international Congress Of Geo
Rraphy 70 tho United states. writes Through the
representatives OF the French Government foreign gov
ernments have beon invited to appoint commissioners
who should receive examine, admit or reject goods sent
from respective countries The OiIied states
Government has refused 10 appoint any sucn
Commissioner. and in order not 10 prevent
Americans from being represented at that Exhibition
private commissioner had to be appointed IN place or
one appointed 10y the secretary OF state An American
ceuenan r.sid ng in Paris Dr. ". 4. Johnston, mas CON
s4nfrd 20 act As such Persons DESTROYS or exhibiting
suitable objects at the Exhibition may therefore send
their goods his address. No 10 Boulevard Mneshefbe
Paris France but all expenses OF transportation ana
exhibition must prepaid there being no FUNDS 10 de
FRAY expenses. Goods are admitted DOWN 10 june
co 1 So. an will he At tho risk Of the owners
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All Notices Of Marriages must Be Endorsed Nth fa1
name and address.
DIED

PARROw-At MllIbrook, Dutchess County. jth month
10Th. Barrow, In tho 18th year Of his
BLACKLEDGE-on Wednesday. June 2. Adam BiaokledsA
The relatives aud friends OF the family Of
the society Mechanics and TraesmeB. invited 70
attend he funeral from his late residence % sprinset on
CAMFRON-At Hartford, Conn Friday evening May %
1870 in the 2Ist Of hs age e9Ty Grovss cameron
ber Of the junior class Trinity College Hartford.
p z. Church. STATE st.. Bond, Brooklyn, l. l.
DOws0D the ls nst at Charlton Saratoga County n z
Funeral from Of brother David pows No So
10 o'clock friends and relative. are at attend
FIsME0n wenesy 5qR. Ls ~, al Fshsr mother Of
eF 81 NT Ss y Ia s yS s. Of he,
daughter Mrs Elizabeth X. DIX. 1877 Division ave, Broot
iiic are respectfully invited . attend.
GILBERT-n Wednesday morning June at the residence
Of his brother clinton GILBERT, David Gilbert, his 7lss
seres' s oa en- FSR ne S %
O'Clock m Relatives and respectfully invited
Ia FoRGE-At Greenwich. Conn., Thursday June 8.
only child of Harriet and the late James H. Ia
Relatives friends those o. grandfather B. L.
Forge esq invited to attend her funeral at his residence
in (irrenwcl saturday, June at o'clock Friends
the II o'clock train from the NewYOr and New
Haven depot and will ind carriages in waiting " convey
them TO the house.
PARsONs-At Montcar y J., on Tuesday morning. June l.
George :. Parsons, aged % years.
Relatives ana friends Of tho family ARE respectfully invited
MonS1 on E aS %S nor, ~ s
clay 1850 Carriages viii meet the train al Mont
clair Internlent in Greenwood
PHYFE-Suddenly, at his residence Atlantic st. Stamford
/. William Phyfe in the list of his age
ends Of the family fre respectfully invited
funeral his late al Friday June
2:30p Tram on New YORK. New Haven and II art
ford X Forty secOndst depot al Carriages
will arrival ~ train The remains
will family vault Greenwood on saturday
morning. carriages leaving Forty second depot Al y3o
RONALDs-O the 18th NAV in Paris France George LorL
lard ROnaris. in the i5d year II his age. 49,
relatives iients & Tue family and also those q hts
invited funeral from Grace Church. corner OF
broadway anu feminist next FRIDAY morning. tho AN
June, al 10 o'clock. without further notice.
TICE-At Westheld, ". J., Wednesday. Juno J. 1871
Ophea NJ beloved wife OF Geo W. Tce aged 80 yeara IL
months and % days
Relatives friends respectfully invited TO attend scr
vice AT late residence Thursday evening al 500 clock
The remains viii be taken Friday morning by the 50
train. Harlem r. r.. the Red Mills Presby terrain
Church where will be held after which In
at Amawalk.
VIILERS-On Tuesday evening June l. 1878 after lnger
ing Illness Laura NJ. &. vi lers.
Relatives friends respectfully Invited To attend the
from 10 Grandst Jersey city on Friday June -
3OcOck p.m
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THE TURF.
Gen. shcrida'

IROTTING AT PROSPECT rtRK-rnf PURSE OF ~, 5OO
Won BY MY-u 4 RACE UNDECIDED AFTER
SIX HEATS.
Yesterday was The third day of the Pros
meet Parl Sprine meeting 70 cold, raw, clustering
day but the ali .ndance wa large, Observation-Disclosures or
The two race he pro ITme thu second IN order was
tbe first deced Il wa fer purse of ~ 800 for horses
fat mad ncvcr 2:2i 1900 To first, 500 70 second
and - 10 fn third horse and brought out tho following
starters: Mystic George, Vanity Fair. john H. and
George b. Daniels. In the pools Vanity FAIR SOLD Tor
ego: Mystic @2s Daniels, 81 and the Held slO Mys
tic won the first in 2:259 Daniels being second
Altar the first neat Mystic sold in the pools over the
aald Nyc won The second and third heats in 2:25 and
.91 Vanity Fair being second III each vanity ar 70
reiyed second money aud G.. Il. Daniels the third
mat had never beaten 2:iO $500 the first $500 TO
the second. and 500 o the third The Iolo"lg nine
lnraes started OF thirteen entries: Lazy lfImDlt'
Iadv Bu he Compc r. Carr0llton, Little Dorri', Clifton
J. 6. elaine, Volunteer Maid and ENC Dean. II, Blaine
was The favorte IN" betting before starting He won
the frsf heat In 22Sai Lazy Blanche second ana Ehe
Dem d i f eaG sec %Sh and '' Clifton third
Lady Blanche tlen made the IA, rite Elaine won
The third heat IN sounl., M tn vn ann S,ct ~
,ab III I,, second and Clifton third time 23l n
Erie Dean then became the fayorie, and she won the
,,ird lime 931 The SIXTH heat was contested by only
three bores N the Others ruled out not having
won heat aud resulted n Lady Blanche nrs file Dean
second and flame third; time 2;tile II then be-
cin,, dar and as IL was necessary 10 trDt another
heat ia ord. bring the 10 conclusion, the race
was postponed until D. ~ 70 any
RIDING PARK RACES AT LAWRENCE, MASS
LAWRENCE, Mass, June 3.-The spring meet
ing Of the Riding Park Association closed today There
was largo attendance and two fine races The 2:37
rare had five contestants AID by the b. John
Iambrr In three straight heats. Time. 2isl9, 2js ana
2f3s There four conie-ttnts IN the - IaTe
There were seven heats trOued the By E. Honest By
winning Tie dith xfh and seventh. Time, 23l e 252'
2.3j a. rs, I.oI' -'Jo% -'1V'
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cred sermon from tho TAFT" He that sbideth In me
will learn much truth, and will abide in him" Bishcp
Hcnn then robed IN srchepscopal robes The Rev.
Father Mecippin assembled the pulpit and read In Latin
English. and German tho bull Of tho Pope confirming
the insignia OF the pallium upon John Martin Henni.
Bishop ~ Milwaukee "a the dignity OF IN Archbishop
Bishop uess read the brief which delegated him 10 con-
fer the gdiiiur Mgr Roncetsi, tho Abegate, delivered
his mission. delegated by HIS Holiness the Pope Arcn-
bishop Henni then read his acceptance OF the dist
conferred upon him. The pdiirvm was oonfcrrrd
upon Archbishop Henn az the foot " the altar Inc
Archbshops cross then brought in and the choir
burst into grand AIleluia The Archbishop gave the
benedicon and after the singing OF the Te Deum, the
ceremony ended.
In the evening there grand tOrchlghr PROCESSION
OF all the Catholic societies in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democracy of the West is not only the
strongest wing Of the party hut II the most dangerous
wing Let its Eastern apostles lock out for breakers
Utica Herald lIiep.i
There Ia one great argument IN favor OF
a third term. Grant IA improving IN his Cabinet ap
p0nfnentS. A few years OF experience would
make very valuable man TO the country-lCincin-
natl Enquirer DEM
The author of the third term letter has no
Intention running again for the Presidency The Re
puhcans do not intend 20 place him in nomination
What more clccti disposal Of Presidential candidate
can he obtained than that's II leaves n0thlnc 70 nc de-
sired In way of completeness Boston Transcript
lKepD
The President, having set himself right in
relation the third term. has now glorious OppOTtu-
Iiv TO crown his public service with work which VIII
do him and keep his rmory green as the
President who dared do right. II Is the reform OF the
owl service that will shed glory upon his reign. rests
with him H. effect e. He has The power, and he has
claimed the DESIRE Boston Herald QndJ
The Republican party will stand uron the
emphatic aud unmistakahle third term de"laI tiOns or
the Pennsylvania Republican Convention, and not upon
the Presidents letter Under the latter there eTt1in
contingencies which would make third term possible
under the former every circumstance makes 1t an in-
possible reality What the country needed was DEFINITE
denial Of tie third term possibility and IN the platform
OF the Republican party OF PennSy yana 1t has all II
vnnts-iP Phi adclphia Enquirer tRcp1