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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
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AD,noArS.-The furniture for twelve
rooms. 10 offered for sale on REASONABLE
farms, at Ms. A. Moore's. ashort distance
,ho,. ,h. railroad crossing ON Main street.
m h. An excellent stand for the dr.ssmaA-
ing cuisines. ~ we'll a. for = lodging
house. A good bargain Is oiirsed. s-v
advertisement
A uoop NAruHkp Man. -"I'm the most
good nAiur'd TELLER you ever see" remark
ed a .~il.foo,er in = Gold Hill saloon last
night apropos' Of a personal discussion
viih another gentleman. IL does every
him in good natur. Yes.ir. ! u ehaw
sman'. ear of an never feel nad nun :"
cu.s."
Po.royycx NEEDED. A posiofice II
mueh needed at OF near the Mound House,
on The rail roai. for thu bsnent and con
,snIencc % the numerous residents of that
vicinity. One should BE- established There
~ soon a. practicable.
As-r--xrSr. - An assessment Of ten
cent. per share Is levied by the Gold Can
Won Consolidated Mining Company. delin-
ausut ON th. 18th o. November. Soc
ofieiAl notice ia our advertising columns
to-day.
Two men have been making good wages
all summer at placer mining, in q ravine
below Kleupf,r's brick.yari. in the north
eastern part Of Virginia. They work
their claim by means Of ground sluiee-.
TUG virginia:Board % Aldermen had no
meeting las, night. Mr.. Mckay being the
only member who hal sufficiently recoV-
cred from shermAn's adyent 10 put In an
appearance.
c~,nrxSrER who was grinding some
t,ols Al the Consolidated Virginia works
Yesterday afternoon bal hi. hand badly
cut and will probably lose n OF his
fingers.
A vIaorSi, iodging. house, near Webba
Nullsri'. planning mill. Was entered by
.nesl thieves last night and sco
worth u blankets and bed linen were
stolen.
Tuy Pinto. are coming In from the
mountain. and desert in large numbers
Tn. sboriginc. Ike Ia he within grub
elutehins distance Of town during Win"f'
rux Board Of Equalization Of Lyon
county makes 10 lively for taxpayers by
considerably increasing the Assessor >
valuation Of property.
Tnr work % tearing down the old walls
VI the Virginia Catholic Church has been
completed AMI the reconstruction u nov
ready to commence
Tax Virginia Haye. and Wheeler Club
az an. Third and Fourth Wards will hold
meeting At tho City Hall. ID street. this
evening.
Tux children OF the schools. both here
and in Virginia. were given a half holiday
Yesterday that they might see sherman.
TWrnE were shipped from Virginia by
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., last night seven liars
Of bullion. valued 1t s21.Ois ~.
u. q. GIANT. Ja.. arrived by this MORN
ius's train and has been doing the boz
mama mines to-day.
An, number Of small houses are being
buiit in the eastern outskirts Of virginia
rux interior Of the new Virginia Epi'-
eopai Church 10 nearly completed
Tus roof u the Union iron-~ofA' o"
the Divide 10 bsins rs~shinglsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

-
The Iudiaus Anxious TO Surrssder.
Cv,c,oo ssn,smber 2o.- Information
,.--,,-.,. .-..a,,.,,s,.
was received AZ SheriuAhs "'"Nf.
this morning from the military s.a'ion Oh
Standing Rock, ID. T., That Oh 'he iAuu
Lieutenant Colonel Carlin OF tho seventh
Infantry arrested the head chiei OF .no
Bl.ekfeet band OF siouI, oeeA un.;,s I,d;sn.
"nnino ifn ~ .rrrsnder. and had
directed the board Of officers TO investigate
tbs charges against him. Carlin further
reports that the chiefs arrest has made .
marked efect on the Indians behalf or
their conduct. Now they are very respcct-
full and friendly when they come about the
post and agency.
EquHlising shs Sentences OF sns
whisky Thieves.
CHioAdo, September 2o'-A "Sn'hs'o"
special ssys that ~ the Governments
o., t.,,h ...u.a ,,volveJ In the cases OF
..,,,,,. h.re
hessihg W. o.ner whisA! .mI,s hv ,he
VINO naa pon Proml. ina. ~ yss be-
uo,e,nehs so,,n nnt acur, IN tLs
matter and N WAS decided TODD right even
though il might DO ~ineIpedient. After
last Fridays conference the ATTORNEY ueh.
srai deciued 70 r.coninienu :"
dent VI oquAiize 'he soh"''e''
lost AZ Sea-.
B~EAuroRr. N. C'' september ao'-osP-
lain d.. q. Chiids' hrsi mate OF the oiyu''
and second mate @. Hendricks, chiei en-
gineer Jones, first assistant engineer MI.
fo,, aud Messengers. ". Dilseu and WHEEL.
don. steward Fred Williams lcoloredl coal
beaver Connolly. fireman onc
seanall' John L. Mhle' anu TWO oa
IL, in he Steamer GlyJc'
Railroad Wreekers stiii ~ work.
Sr. LouIs. September 2O.-At 1 O'Clock
tbi. manning. two miles from brownsville.
,ho Canada so,,bern train vreckors nm.
complied a ii,h Mat and parted and chained
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES
spxci.L To tn. eoip DAILY xrwu.
CALIFORNIA.
How Gsnsrai sherman will be
Treated In ran rraneiseo.

Nan FRAScisco. Sept. 2O.-l p. ~
Arrangements have been In contemplation
to give General sherman = military recep-
ton on his arrival here this afternoon. but
IL Is understood that he declines tbs honor
on account Of being with . numerous
party oi ladies and children. He will.
however. 10 serensded =. the Palace Hotel
this evening. The party will be entertain
ed by General Mcdowell during their stay
here. The programme includes an excur-
sion around the Bay OF the steamer Don
ahue. q visit to Belmont ss guests of Sem
Ator sharon. . trip to Nan jose, .u sitter
noon q, Angel Island and perhaps q ball.
and = hurried trip 10 Yosemite.
Mayor Bryant WAS DESTROYS that the city
authorities should give = public reception.
but the Board Of Supervisors. considering
the present condition Of the treasury.
deemed II ~inexpediont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

AJrsr vERpicr.-A man was on trial
before a jury in a Justices Court In Lyon
county yesterday for a rather serious and
a decidedly immoral ofense. II WAS con.
elnsiyely shown that the defendant
was n Christian and = Sunday
-chOol teacher. The learned gentleman
for the defense said Poin'ediy;
/" Gcmminothejury. has 10 come to such
= pass In the Stat. ~ Nevayia that . man
can't Ia a ChTistin a n a God feArin' man
'ithout helm branded as = fraudt Then
the Court spoke up and said Mr.. smith,
I want Won 10 understand that this Court
think. list a. much II Chr!iyGn A. any
other man. Spout yer piece, but chop on
yer damn fo0lishnes.." The jury con,ie-
tel.
sHrRNAS's DsrlRIuRE.-Genera Sher-
man and party had agOcd time In Virginia
e.tcrlay. The mines were visited and
the Union and Confederate veterans joined
tn. General In a grand spread at the rooms
Of the Washoe Club. IL 10 mournful 10
think that the old hero and his friends
didn't see Gold Hill. except from the car
windows. After ~partaking OF \ lunch at
The residence Of Colonel Fair. the party
were driven 10 the depot. wherc q big
crowd nal gath.t.u' ise o'n su I'M
ou. uPon ~, a.an.,n,,nrss Thar
hAhus ~ n..n E", ,hoa IN warrior
- .m;i;n.lv .nJ .sils,i
snooa hls ~. "." H. ran moxs,i
oa' ""'' wv
on'
A Nrw SrrEo TUNNEL SrEvrY.-The
sn,,o Tunnel 4. TO he surveyed and the
l.,uu.t,.J ch.,l..r
Company 'e" -.
Hoffman. Deputy united states SURVEYOR
Ia. b.,.n appointed by the Surveyor Gen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
Bi.INkENnERnY NEARLY III.
yORCED.
a wsaas rakea az Her word. Nat.
uraiiy kcseats she iasuit.

"Bruius B~linkenb-rry 4" said the suffer
ing wife Of that person night before last.
&c Brutus ~Dlinkcnberry. have borne
your drunkenness and abuse long enough.
You are of M use to yourself or anybody
else. snd I shall get . divorce and free
myself from this dissracsful slavery"
{" oh. come. Maria" eIpostulatod Blink
enberry. "bo reasonable. I know I've
not been the husband I had ortsr TO have
been. but hang ID. don't go for To divorce
q TELLER because he's on'y tough ON his
toldy." "You'r a brute. Blinkenberry."
said the lady, and mo- decent woman can
live with you. ] don't want any quarrel
but you can see yourself that We can't get
along. Now you 80 to lawyer Dobbins and
get him to draw up the papers. l can earn
my w living aud ] shsn't live with you
another day." Blinkenberry argued. APP
psalel and finally wept copiously. IL Was
useless. The laly Was determined upon
divorce. AMI the poor man hunted mp Dob
bins. and with tears In those eyes which
have 50 often been reflected In barroom
mirrors. got that legal giant 10 draw up .
complain, in which the said Brutus Blink
enberry aforesaid was charged with habit
uAl drunkenness. cruelty, failure to pro-
vide, and a shameless diregard Of the Ten
Commandments. Quite broken'hcarted.
poor B~linkenbsrry dragged home with
this document and dejectedly laid IL In
the lap of his wife. She read II and said
with deadly ealmncSs " Brutns, you have
given me a wound which can never heal.
I've been a vood vile to you. Blinken-
L..Iy. anu 4 little thought you would eI-
pose me to the shame % q divorce court"
Good gal. Maria" cried tho amazed
man. didn't you insist on my goin' TO
Dobbins. Amt 10 your own %pruppersi-
tom"
The LAZY gave = hystsrical shrek. and
to-day Mr.. Blinkenberry has is.n going
about with a quantity 81 court'pla.ier ON
his countenanec And confiding Ia his
friends the fact that lyon cant know
nothin' shout women. nohow."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
OREGON.
A shootisg serapc In Portland
Kicked 20 Death-Graia Burnsd.

A ShoottnG krrape In f~orsis"u-
Kicked 20 Death-0raia Bnrnsd.
PORTLAND. September 20. Yesterday
evening at Buena Vista, Polk County. q
man named Frank Wayne. while crazy
from liquor, shot aamuel ID. Burei. the
son 81 Hon. u. +. Burch. with a shotgun
INJECTING a serious II not . fatal injury.
The charge took effect In the abdomen
Wayne gives no excuse whatever Tor h,s
~unproyoked and murderous assault he
Ia Ia custody.
Charles johnson. q lad ten years old
residing on Howell Prairie, Marion
county. was kicked to death by . horse
yesterday. lie was riding the animal 10
water. when he was thrown. became on,
tangled by the rope and was kicksd ana
dragged until he was horribly mutilated.
George Applin. living near Champoeg.
had over 400 bushels Of grain burned ias'
night. Tho grain was stacked near his
barn. Tho fire Is this result OF ineendiaf'
ian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
To cANDIDArrs.

We wish 10 rvmini all candidates for once
at the coming election that all announcement.
In this paper and ali election printing must be
paid In advance. We Can accept of NO sontin-
gent arrangements. shos ycur vcrthin' ss foe
the once by paying promptly Jour printers
bllls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

BuSioS's grave in Bunhill Fields. Lon
don. will soon become unacceptable. 1t
il said. unless means are taken tn restore
IL. Owing to atmospheric changes and
the vandalism Of tourists, the most promi-
nent portions u the sculpture are rapidly
l~isapl~uring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

srmurALisrIc.-- Mrs. Eggert Aitkin.
elairvoyant and trance medium. assisted
BY Mrs.. McDonald. have taken rooms at
LOG South q street. Virginia, over TAlbot's
dry goods store. Consultations held daily.
also examinations % hair. minerals. ores.
etc. Evening circles ON Monday. wednes-
day aud Friday at ~ o'clock p. N. Zee
advs rtissment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Iiappy relief Tor young men from the effects
restored. Impedipents 10 marriage removed.
New method ~ treatment. New and remark.
able remedies. Books and circnlaru sent frce.
In seaied envelops. Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION. tis N. ninth street. Philadelphia.
PAIN Institution having q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional skill.
ja1l I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
A suYFUCATIN0 CoraH.

In . loiier TO Mrs. Isle, OF Chicago. q well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribes the cure OF . dangerous cough, accom-.
panied BY bleeding at the lungs, 10 Iiale's
Honey OF liorehound and Tar. my cough"
but the Honey Of llorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace of IT," The letter was To
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed II a.
tho disposal OF O. N. crittenton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsehe Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

LroS's KArHAhios makes beautiful.
glossy. luxurisnt hair : prevents its falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the test
OF forty years. is charmingly psrfumed.
aud has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
PALACE EATING STAND.

Everybody should now that ct TOMMY
HErFRuk's famous Rating niAnd. In Tinker
h BhepArd's PalAes balloon Virginia Uity. they
can always ind = good sluars meal of the very
beat eating the msrh~t shords. Also OYSTER.
clans, HOLSTERS and other shell.nsh. and game.
In their propes season. Call and try the Palace
Rating Stand when Jon are hungry. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
IOOK IiHRHi

II IL worth knowing that FURNITURE
BIDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATTRRSsES. and many other thing. can bs
bought of ". W. GRANT, 0oid mn lAbove the
News 0fles). Of ~ rcAsanable rats NJ al any
house In the STATE I: and his goods arc Just uhat
they arc Represented 10 b.. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
"rnx YOUNG NAN. rocK KIT COM.
plNInN

IL the title given IN . smaii booh soon 10 be
published by Dill. n. WAGNER. providing
1000 copiss are subscribed for at 30 per vol.
call al No. 3 South u street. Virginia city. and
test the merits NJ the r-msdlr. before pub-
ssribing for the same. Il IL q digest ON vene-
real diseaper. q m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

SULPHUR Ia one Of the Oldest and hest e.isb-
iished remedies i.r shin disease- known TO the
profession. No suitable vehicle had been
found BY which To spp,y u to rtin diseases o.
tho fa,s until deans sulphur sop furnished
thu des,derAtnm. S,.a every where.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and ~sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can
mot bA deteeted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

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Egi.owr.
LAT ~fxlx.

~tasronrsp DAILY M n =. kxArisa . co.,
Nan Franets~s usarsi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

IT.. v. CLARK. %. D. r.,
pCNTtsr LATE or chicAoo,,
Ne. 10 sss,h g street. virsinis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
poMEsrIc NEWS.

.r,cr.l TO tn. COLI HI. DIrIr rr~'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20
The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA. September 90. Al l
to-day the cash admissions to the
Exhibition were VI 900 persons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-20

Nrw YoRx, September 2o.-Mayor wyck.
ham will make nm appeal for funds for the
r,iiei oi tho suffering citizens Of SAvan-
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
FOREIGN.

Twelve women were cut to pieces at
Parvios.
Three thousand christians were mas
sacred at Preydor.
Sixty children were stoned TO death at
Rathiavo and one hundred eighty girls vio-
lated at sakolavo.
If the government OF New South
Wales abolishes the New Zealand postal ser.
vice, the California line can be worked with
three steamships instead of FIVE, it is said.
In France, out of population of
36,Oo0,Oo0, only 100000 live on the revenue
Of accumulated wealth, the balance de-
pending on the produce Of labor.
Advices from Sclavonic sources con-
firm the intelligence OF the defeat of the
wenty-eighth instant, near Urbiza. The
Montenegrins captured three hundred Ma.
zami, besides Osman Pacha, five guns and
several flags. The Turks attacked the Mon.
tenegrlns at Kutschi but were repulsed.
Selim Pacha was wounded.
Some agents of Servia went TO seek
Garibaldi, without whom no insurrection
seems to be complete. They found the Gin.
cinnatus of Caprera making his hay. The
hero expressed his regret that his rheuma-
tism would not permit him to fight against
Turkish despotism by the side of prince
Milano, but he promised to send them in
Bosnia all Of his former followers that he
could find unoccupied.
A Vienna dispatch says that the Greek
government is to protest to the powers
against the violence of the irregular Turkish
troops in Epirus and Yhessaly. Bash.Bs-
zouzs and Circassians recently plundered
villages in Macedonia, and afterward fought
each other. Forty-two were killed.
Six French newspapers, including the
Republique Franchise, Gambetta's organ
have been fined 1900 francs each for attack
ing the heads Of the Jesuit college, alleging
that they had fraudulently forewarned the
students concerning the subjects Of exami-
nation at the Polytechnique.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12

THE champion relic-hunter at the ex-
hibition is a woman. She went into the
Tunisian department of the main build
ing and cspied magnificent mosaic,
representing lion and his prey. 1t was
fashioned over two thousand years ago,
and formed portion of the pavement of
a Carthaginian temple. This irrepressi-
BILE woman watched her chance and
gouged out several Of the stones Of
which the mosaic is composed. A po
liceman was summoned by bystander,
but the exhibitor WAS too tender-hearted
to appear against her, and she was dis
charged 1t is charity to suppose that
relic-hunters are the irresponsible victims
of a morbid impulse; but this woman
was fit subject for retributive justice.
If she had been led away by the ear and
one of her eyes had been chiseled out, or
an eye-tooth wrenched out Of her mouth,
it would have been brutal and cold
blooded, but not unjust. Vandalism
that would deface mosaic dedicated to
Diana ought to be made odieus.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
PERSONAL.

Educated In tho belief that il v the frat duts q,
citizen Of this republic TO take his fair allotment of
care and trouble IN public affairs, have for nftv
years, as private citizen, fulfilled that duty
Though occupied IN nm unusual degree during all
that period with the concerns Of government I have
never acquired tho habit ~ official life When a
year and half ago, entered upon nv present trust
twas 20 order 70 consummate The reforms 20 which
had already devoted several Of tho best years Of my
life. Knowing as do therefore from fresh expati
enee. how great the difference is between gliding
of systems and policies IL il impossihin for me /"
contemplate what needs to be done in federal al
ministrntuns without an anxious Of the dim
-nnrnges OF my oountrymen to attempt this work I
shall endoaNor, with Gods help, to be an efficient
instrument of their will.
lSignedl SAMrEJ . TIIpFX
To Gen John A. McClernatd. chairman; Gen. "
sranhotsi, Hon. u J. Rodfeld, Hon Y. b. Lyon
and others, committee
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
THE ERUPTION OF VOLCANOES.
The Real Cause Nttsl = Mystery The
Modern Hy pot heals.


The Revue Scientifque Of July Isl, con-
tains an interesting chapter, quoted from
work on volcanoes by M. X. Fuchs.
The author, after reviewing all the diff
ferent theories hitherto in vogue, dis
tinctly repudiates the notion that vol
canoes are in communication with the
center of the earth The real cause OF
eruption, he says, is still mystery. The
modern hypothesis, which supposes the
center of the earth to be solid, but en-
veloped by a stratum of rocks in a state
of aqueous fusion, over which lies the
hardened crust we inhabit, answers pref
ty nearly to the facts brought to light
by recent investigation. 1t is not to be
doubted that eruptions are owing TO the
struggle between the vapors contained IN
the volcanic focus and the masses OF
lava that stop their issue. These will
absorb large quantity of the former,
but in the end they get saturated, and
the remaining vapors force passage 70
the terrestrial surface. The origin OF
these vapors is stated TO he the sea,
which provides the volcanic focus with
the requisite steam. In support OF th's
view, the author points to the TACT that
active volcanoes are almost exclusively
situated near the sea coast. Out OF one
hundred and thirty-nine that have had
eruptions since the middle of the last
century ninety-eight are insular, and
nearly all the others are close TO the
coast. Another argument in favor OF
the infiltration of sea water is this: that
the chemical constitution of volcanic va
pors comprises all the substances that
distinguish sea water from fresh, and
even in the same proportions. The real
volcano is the invisible focus situated in
the entrails of the earth, and not the
mercerater exposed in view. The noun
tain is nothing but sort of chimney,
formed by and for the passage OF the
lava, and 1t encloses vast space, where
the lava accumulates from time to time
until il is exploded by the steam. We
NAV here state that these views coincide
with those explained by DIR. Montucri
in his Questions Scientifque, in which
he considers the various focuses Of vol
canic activity as no many "ulcers" OF
the terrestrial globe, and not reaching
further down than couple Of miles be-
low the level OF the sea.
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12

GARIBALDI has 4 new pet nationality.
He writes to the Servians my dear
friends-In the name of oppressed people
l thank you for your indefatigable devo-
tion to the holy cause. To-day every
generous soul in the world ought to con-
tribute to the deliverance Of the Christian
slaves from the horrible despotism Of the
crescent. From Gambia to the Pruth all
the peoples are more or .less oppreeued
must shake off the criminal yoke of the
yataghan. Ny heart i with Jon spd
I'll other valorous soub thet joln 3 -
hp1y crusads. 0A4nkx Iz
The Osceola times., 1876-08-12
THE GREEDY OFFICE HOLDERS

Under the Influence of this pernciuus error public
employ ments have been multiplied the numbers OF
those Rrathered into the ranks of holders have
been steadily increased hc, und possible require
ment ut public business, while inrfhccncy, pcrua-
ton, fraud and mayersaton Of public funds from
the highest places Of power To the lowest have
spread thc whole service like leprosy; the other
evil is the organization of official class into a body
~ political merccnarics governing oaucuses and
dlctAting nominations Of their own PARTY and at
tempting 10 carry elections Of the people by undue
innhencc aud by immense corruption. Funds sys-
emhtichlly collected from thc salaries of foes uf
uihcelludcrs, the official class in other countries
sometimes by its own weight and sometimes in alli
ancc with the army, has been able to rule unorCnn-
ized masses even under universal suffrage. Here II
has already grown into gigantic power capable uf
stiling the inspirations Of sound public opinion
and Of resisting an easy change Of administration
until mtsEoVcrnmont becomes iutolerabe and pub
lie spirit has been stunR to the pitch Of a strong
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