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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-01

The ,'rder of Exercises on the Ground
will be as follows.
lst-Star Spangled Banner, sung by the
Choirs of Westminster, assisted by the
Amphions.
2d-Prayer by Rev. DR.. j. T. Ward.
3d-Music by the Band.
sth-Reading Of the Declaration of indie.
pendenee, by DR.. F. 7. Shaw.
5th-Reading Of Washington's Farewell
Address, by DR.. Chas. Bilhngslea.
Gth--Hail Columbia by an Orchestra.
7th-0ration.
sth-Poem written by Emma Alice Browne,
Mrs. Capt. J.. l. Beaver), and to be read
by A. II. Huber, Esq
read by Col. John X. Lougwel.
l0th-America, by Choir and Orchestra.
iith-Doxology BY Choir, Orchestra and
Audience.
l2th--Prayer by Rev. John Miller.
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To the Citizens of Carroll County.


As directed by a general meeting Of the
citizens Of Westminster on Tuesday night
10th instant, called for the purpose Of con-
sidering the manner in which The coming ith
Of July, the One Hundredth Anniversary of
our National Independence could be most
effectively and fully celebrated, it is both my
duty and pleasure to extend to the people Of
our county, to the fathers, mothers and chill
dren of the county, to its gray haired sires, to
its husbandmen and its officials, cordial,
earnest invitation, TO unite in grand out.
pouring Of the people on the Centennial An.
niversary of our birth as Nation, and com.
memorate its occurrence by our presence
and renewal Of our devotion to the princi-
pies that have made and maintained us free
and independent people.
Let us by our presence render thank
offering to the Goddess of Liberty, and by
the varied modern implements of husbandry
and the mechanical pursuits, with specimens
of the abundant harvest Immediately before
us, give evidence of the greatness of our
county in its resources and population and
its willingness to testify to its faith in the flu
ture by dropping the hammer and the scythe
for the day, and as Nation sing our national
anthems with hearts full of gratitude to God
for his abundant goodness and mercy in pre-.
serving to us as nation the principles estab.
lished and contaminated in the blood of our
sires hundred years ago.
BY order, p. H. IRWIN,
Chairman of Citizens Meeting
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To the Citizens of Westminster
A PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with resolution passed at
the Citizens meeting, held on the 10th inst d.,
do, by this proclamation, request all the
citizens to decorate and illuminate their resi-
dences on Tuesday evening next, the 4th day
of July, in commemoration of the Nations
Hundredth Anniversary. The illumination
will begin at 81 O'Clock and continue until TO-
P. H. IRWIN, Mayor.
Westminster, June 20 1876.
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William wilkins Glenn, for several
years one Of the proprietors Of the Balti-
more Casette, died in Baltimore on Sat
arday night, aged 81 years. For the last
two years be had been engaged IN mining
enterprises ia Colorado, where he went
fOf the benefit Of his health.
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A GRAND PROCESSION,

in which will be represented by young La
dies in appropriate Costumes the 10 Original
Colonies and also the States and Territories
of the Union, and which will be participated
in by all the 0rders-Masons, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias, Sons of Temperance, Red
Men, Eneampments, United Order of Amer
lean Mechanics, Changers, Trades Unions,
&C., within the county. The whole to con
40 nth =,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-01

by recent census Of voters in Balti-
more, the total amounts to G9,742. Num-
Der polled in November, 1875, 5s,s5l.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-01

W. Elwell Goldsboronsh was nominated
in the third Congressional District, BY the
Reformers of Baltimore, on Wednesday.
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). II. Mitchell, Marshal of IIunih'
W. Va, and L. G. Turner, citirsai
same place were shot by thief !
they were trying to capture near ,
cane c. Station, on the Chesapeake arlI
Railroad, on Monday. 1t is rcpOrls
Mitchell was killed aud Turner nj
wounded. The thief escaped.
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I. o. o. z.

MEMBERS Of Salem Lodge No
AA o. o. n, are hereby requested Z
At their Hall at 9sq'clock, Tuesday, joy
70 JON N procession celebrating the &,
NAL Anniversary Of American Indepent
by order,
june 2f-2t II. l.. NORRIS, !
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II Is automatically stated that Post
master General Jewell does not intend %
retire from the Cabinet until the close Of
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The people Of Carroll county will celebrate
this Centennial Year in accordance with the
Presidents Proclamation BY
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REPUBLICAN LAND GRABBING. The
9th article Of the Republican platform
says:
"We reaiirm our opposition to further
grants Of the public lands to corporations
and monopelies, and demand that the ma
tional domain be devoted to free homes
for the people"
That this article is piece Of cheap
eleetioneering clap-trap fully appears when
il Is known that the Redubliean party,
during fifteen years Of power, has given
away in subsidies 175,s45, 4O5 acres Of the
public domaina territory larger than the
New England States, the Middle States.
and Maryland, Ohio and Indiuna com.
bined. And now, after squandering the
public lands at the rate of Il, 600 900
acres year, the party talks Of deyoting
the national domain to free homes for
the peoplei''
A list Of these grants, with their dates
and areas, is given in the NJ y. Worlf.
of Thursday, fully demonstrating the rock.
lessaess Of Republican Legislation Oh this
subject, and the hollow prctenee Of the
Cincinnati platform.
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TnE SECOND BALLOT.

the SECOND BALLOT.
There being no nomination the second
ballot was called The vote by States was
us follows
Texas-rilden, l6.
Michigan--Tilden, 10; Hendricks, 3.
New Jersey--Parker, Is.
New York-Tilden, 40.
North Carolina-Tilden, 90
0hio-Allen, A.
0regon-Tilden, 6.
Pcnnsylyania-llancock So.
Rhode island-Tilden, s.
Illinois-Tilden, 20; Hendricks, l6.
lndiana-Hendrieks, 30.
Iowa-Tilden, 20; Hancock, 3.
Kansas-Tilden, .; Hendricks, 8.
Kentucky-Tilden, n.
Louisiana--Tilden, l6.
Maine-Tilden, ii. .....
Maryland-Tilden, II; Hendricks, 2.
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
Minnesota ilden, 10.
Mississippi-T'ilden, l6,
Missouri-iTilden, 80.
Nebraska-Tilden, G.
Nevada-ridcu, 4; Thurman, >.
New Hampshire-Tilden, TO-
Alabama-Tilden, 20.
ADMINISTRATION, II.
California-Tilden, H.
Coloado-Tildcn, 6.
a.
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EXECUTORS. NOTICE

WHEREAS letters testameniap !
~ estate Of George c. Zouck,
hanover boroughr York county, Penmg
nave been granted TO the subscribers u
sons indebted to the said estate are red
70 make Immediate payment, and thos
Jug claims or demands against the ed
sald decedent will make known ihs
without delay.
HENRY c. Z0UClk.
heistersiown, Baltimore Co, y
july Eats H,aossl
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Democratic Ratification Meeting.

The Democrats of Westminster held an
enthusiastic ratification meeting at the
Court House, on Thursday evening. The
meeting was an impromptu one, assembled
without public notice, the mere improvisa-
tion Of the day; and while the numbers
present were not expected to be large,
under such circumstances, yet there was
fair attendance, and the enthusiasm nm
surpassed BY the largest assembIages.
The meeting was organized by r. Man
ming, Esq. Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee of the County, who
announced the following officers: Presi-
dent, Henry vanderford; Vice Presidents,
+. |. Wheeler, p H. Irwin; Secretaries,
B. Frank Grouse, james I. Difenbaugh.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. Chas.
B. Roberts, Hon. VIM. P. Maulsby, and
DR.. Frank I. Shaw The speakers were
greeted with rapturous applause. Judge
Maulsby introduced series Of resolutions
endorsing the platform and candidates, and
sustaining the House of Representatives
in its course on the appropriation bills,
which were unanimously adopted. The
meeting adjourned at half past | / o'clock
with three ringing cheers for Tilden, Hen
bricks and Reform. The National Grays
Band was present, and enlivcned the oc-
casi0n with its stirring airs. The proceed
ings will be found in another column.
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HOW IT WAS RECEIVED.

The reading was frequently interrupted
by applause. The denunciation of the
resumption act and demand for its repeal
was received with especial favor. At The
conclusion Mr.. Dorsheimer said the com.
mittee had adopted aud indorsed, thoupb
not as part of the platform, resolution
indorsing the action of the House Of Re.
presentatiycs in cutting down appropria.
tons. He exhorted to firmness. Also .
resolution as to the just claims of soldiers
sailors and widows and orphans.
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There being no nomination the second
ballot was called The vote by States was
rs follows:
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
AMUSED EMENTy.

=
U1yv 80 No es4 BROADWAY
THE FAMILY THEATRE or ThE METROPOLIS.
THE FINEST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK
THE BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
THE CHINESE MARVEL. LING LOOK.
THE DUTCH COMEDIAN. D. I. NORRIS
THE BoNELEss WONDER. YAMADIvA
WHIMSICAL WALKER. EQUESTRIAN CLOWN.
THE GREAT PONY CIRCUS
THE woEDRoUs CARLO FAMILY
THE DAsHlNG YOUNG EQUEsTRIANs.
LEoTARD. HARRY AND DUCRow.
THE "Bossp COMEDIAN, JOHN HART
THE MASTER BANJoIsT. &. NJ. HALL.
MEssRs. JOHNSON AND BRUNO.
JOHN QUEEN AND WILLIAM WEST
JOHN GILBERT AND WASH NORTON.
E D. eooDING AND @ W. GRIFFIN.
WIN. B. cAHILL AND G. W. REED.
MASTER MARTIN AND JAMES VINCENT.
MISS ADA MORGAN
MISS ADAH RICHMOND,
MISS FANNIE BRooKEs
MIS-; JULIE COVENTRY.
PEARL THORNTON
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
THEATRE CoMIQUE,
5l4 Broadway
Mr. MATT Manager
ST JEAN BROTHERS.
Engand's Champion Gymnasts and Athletes
THE SOCIETY RECEPTION PARTY,
introducing Songs. Ballads, Funny Sayings and
FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE.
Hs VII s5aHs AND dSsaa Wife
MISS CLARA MOORE MISS ALICE RANSOM
and the entire company ina
NEW OLIO
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
~ Broadway and I4th st.
"a PROPRIETOR
A. NJ, PALMER. Manager
7Sth TO S5th time OF
ROSE MICHEL,
Illustrated with the
AN MOST ELABORATE AND BEAUTIFUL
SCENERY
ever set upon stage. and with OF
UNEXAMPLED STRENGTH,
UNDOubTED including the following favorte names
Fred. Robinson. j. II. Stoddart, John Par
TRIUMPH Lysander Thompson W. H. Wilder and
W. 5. Quigey, and Misses Rose Eytinge,
Fanny MOrant, Nina Varian (by kind per-
mission of Lester Walack) and AugustA
Raymond
SATURDAY, February IL
THIRTEENTH MATINEE or ROSE MICHEL
Seats secured two weeks in advance.
DRooKLYN THEATRE.
ID SHOOK PALMER. -. .Lessees and Managers
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
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Female Impersonator; the most artistic artist
In this peculiar line Of business In the profes-
sion, engagement OF tho EMPIRE Chill
DREA. Musical Prodigies, in Violin Solos and
Duets. Re-eugagement Of the pretty ALICE
DAILY. Jig and Song aud Dance Artistic.
Continued success OF CHARLES WORLEY,
the favorite Comedian. in connection with
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
ERNEST BYNE,

the great Original. in a selection Of his own
original German songs, Sketches, Puns, Anec-
dotes aud Parodies. Re-engagem mt OF the
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
HARRIS AND cARRoLI..

delineators OF Plantation life. with Songs,
Dances aud Banjo Solos. First appearance Of
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

MINNIE HALL Nice Songs aud Naughty Music GEORuK
DONALDSON, Unrivaed Cannon Ball Act. VIRGINIA
sTICKNEY. Lightning Change Artist GREAT EURARD0,
Champion Equlbrist PEERLESS ARNOLDS, Protsan
Comiques Literally Of artists OF wonders
Look at the array.
j. G. Stewart. Geo. Donaldson. Floyd Lee. George
Atkins. John Lockwood Myles Morris Amos Arnold VIM
Arnold Frank Arnold, j. H. Webb Bonnie Runnes Eurar
do, Billy Blair Richard Berthlong, H. Harvey, Virginia
stickney Minnie Hail. Blanch Elbert Sadee Getchell Win
Bridges, Ida Phillips, Miles. Bertha. Cammara, Jeune,
Kurtzwel Ferrand Atkinson Hennon Herbert Kent jon
ME Cornell Alice Martin May Roberts, Sara Roland Agnes
Sargent Emf Irving. Klttis Doyle, Nina Collins Mara
Cushen Leah Herts Icz Fleming May DENIM Lizzie MAJ
hnrrI .ilv BAR aud Mari
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NAT 0. GOODWIN.

giving representations IN character ~ Edwin
Booth, Frank Mayo, stuart Robson, Sothern,
Chanfrau, Gus Williams. 4c., Ac.
First appearance OF
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TONY PASTOR

and his great star Troupe OF Specially Artists,
which have gained world. wide reputation.
Every evening aud at the Tuesday and Fri
day Matinces will be presented the attractive
acts Of The Dutch Bouncer,n New Z. o.
system" Tho First Rehearsal THE Old
sGI'nsTs sisI sls bs Pamnr .ns
The Sailors Joy"
Orchestra chairs and private boxes can bo
six days In advance. Carriages may
o 80. Entrance 10 family circle AT 80 Broad.
stibule aud entrance to parquot. orchestra and
At No. aST Broadway. Box office open for the
ON 10 A. NJ. 10 Z. NJ. daily. Places secured
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
Gus WILLIAMS.

the elegant aud correct Representative Of the
fashionable young men Of the day
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

Miss MAGGIE WESTON, I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-05
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Republican nominations In Hum
boldt are a follows: State Senator, y. W.
johnson; Assemblymen. N. E. Ward. q. \.
Osborn, and John Byrnes; Sheriff. q. NJ.
Miller; CLERK, ]. II. Job; Recorder. A.wise;
Treasurer, James Manning; Assessor, VIM.
Wear; Commissioners. II. N. Wood Cong
t,rmJ, John Borland (ahort term); District
Attorney, II. A. Waldo; Superintendent OF
Public Schools. j.. &. Sweet; Public Admin.
istrstor. d. MeLarkey; Surveyor. II. ID.
Manson.
The Eureka .Ssatiasi OF Tuesday says (:
Articles Of incorporation Of the Matamoras
Mining Company were yesterday filed In
the Recorders Office OF this county. Tho
capital stock wa placed at 81 .00O, 900. d.
vided into $4,000 shares. Following are
the Trustees for the first term: John
Aston, James Steel. +. Sturgess, 7. J.
TAYLOR and W. II. Davenport. The incor.
poration was effected under the laws OF
the STATE.
The Democracy Of Humboldt have NOM
mated a. follows: ChAs. Mcconnell. Ben
ator; Trousdalc. Hammond and Howard
for the Assembly; Sheriff, G. A. Kyle; Re-
corder, Ia Grave; Assessor, James Buck
ner; Clerk. Dunn; District Attorney. q. +.
Harding; Treasurer. A. \. Shepard.
The Reno Jo~r~ai Of this morning says /:
Night before last some scoundrel set IRE 70
the old ticket Office at the Fair grounds.
The fire Was discovered by Mr.. Fitch's
folks. and sxtiuguished before the build
ing was badly burned. The damage Ia
very light.
The Humboldt District Fair IL proving
q handsome success. Tho attendance 10
large. and everything passes of sstisfae-
torily.
Wren aud Fitch addressed the sovereigns
at Genoa last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-05
ANOTHER oF ssMMY,s YmIgNDs IN
LIMBO.

Z. A. Woodward. the right bower o.
VIM. ". rweed-tbe man whom be
played most successfully in swindling
New York City-was arrested In Chicago
yesterday. and will b taken back TO
New York when Gov. Tildsn sees a. 70
make . reputation for him. when he
will zee d. To do this IL . question.
The old mans heart 10 sor-iy tried BY
tho capture Of Tweed /; but that va.
done At the instance OF the United Stairs
Government, not OF his; and ~ be had
NO hand In the arrest he may reasonably
suppose that Tweed will be generous
and hold his tongue. al least until after
the election. But Woodward knows -
much a. the sx-Boss, and u hs ID
BROUGHT back now. IL must Be- on the
signature Of Samuel J. Tildsn. II Mr..
Tilden signs the ~requisiiion which will
cousigu Woodward to jail. that old
friend and pal Of his will DO very apt 70
,ell what he knows Of him. He would
DO more than human 10 he did not. Poor
sammy! he 10 the most unfortunate
man on the face Of the earth. Two OF
his old companions in thi.vsry comm.
home. and one Of them sure 10 "Psseh
on him
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-05

The following items Of interestare taken
from this mornings Appeal
Mr.. Benz. Edson came in from Genoa
yesterdAy. He accompanied Charley De
Long. who was brought In In . carriage.
and who went on 10 his home In Virginia
City. Charlsy's fever 10 broken. Edison
SAYS, but be 10 still very weak and nervous
and in need Of nursing. Mrs. DE Long
Joined her husband at Genoa and accom-.
panied him here.
Mr.. A. \. Gould returned from Ban
Francisco yesterday. He reports the Affairs
Of the North Carson Mining Company. and
the mine itself. In Q very fiourishing con.
ditiou, The shaft has attained . depth OF
considsrsbly more than 800 feet. and at it,
lowest depth . four-foot ledge OF vein mat.
Ter, splendid looking quartz, 10 found
pitching 10 the east. Next In order Is
mill, and then look out for dividends.
There will be grand Republican rally
at Empire tonight. The gun squad vii!
be there, and there will be speaking and
singing and . rousing time generally. In
order TO accommodate those who desire 70
attend this meeting . special train will DO
run. II will leave here At ESQ O'Clock and
return when the meeting IL over. Tickets
for the round trip only so cenhi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-05

EAsrERN N.
- psueer.sie BAY. I'm Bius.

Thess Dsaserssie Boys Ia Bius.
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Journal says:
Several hundred bogus veteran soldiers.
hired for tho occasion. left this city this
morning for the National mass meeting Of
Union soldiers. TO work for Tilden and
Hendricks. 70 DO held at indianapolis
TODAY and tomorrow. A worse-looking
lot Of scalawags u would be hard TO imag-
inc, and Q great horde Of this sort from
the East and West will assemble ct tho
Indiana capital. under the absurd pretense
of being soldiers. 20 help raise = breeze for
The shsm reformer. n they are not ar
rested and sent 10 prison for fraudulent
voting before they return to their homes
10 will BE- surprising. Their free passes on
the railroad read. "oood for ten days."
which Of course means that they are hired
70 remain In that state until After next
Tuesdays election. The Chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee has
issued . circular TO the Republicans OF the
State at large. warning them against the
droves Of voting cattle that will no
be distributed throughout the State.
Hero Cheevisg News fsr Mr.. Tiidss.
CHICAGO, October AZ. A. Woodward.
late partner Of William N. Tweed. for
whom q large reward 10 offered. was ar
rested here this afternoon 1t the Palmer
House, where he wss registered ~ A. Wal.
lace, Liverpool. He was disguised. but
wa recognised by q New York gentleman
and pointed ont 70 the police. and locked
mp at the Central Station, where he WI
Be retained until further steps are taken
BY the New York authorities. tic was
very uncommunicative 70 reporters. but
said 70 Police Superintendent Hickey thai
be had just arrived from England, by way
Of Savannah. and that he had not seen
Tweed for six years. A man registered -
j. H. Bianodt WAS with him at the I'M
Of his arrest, aud remains with him at the
station by permission.
The Colorado Eie~ties.
pxSyEs, October &.-Furthsr returns
do not materially change the figures given
q the general result In the State. DEM
ocrsts here concsds the election OF the en-
tire Republican State ticket-dovernor'
Lisutenant Governor. Secretary OF stae:
Auditor. Treasurer. the three Judse, VI
the Supreme Court. Congressman. anal
majority In both branches OF the isgisis.
ture. The Republicans claim twenty OF
twenty-six Senators. and two-thirds OF the
lower House.
Frissdiy Isdiass BeesninG iIsssiis.
CmcAoo. October A Sioux City
spscial says the Indians at Cheyenne
Irency have nearly all left the Agency
and ioiped the hostiles. OF 1000 at the
Agency there are but 200 remaining. The
hostilss are sncamped near the Agency. In
. large body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-05
aEoRaiA REcoNsrRrCrrNa IT'S
fOILrlCA

The Gubsrnatoriai and Congressional
election in Georgia was hsld yesterday.
II passed Oh very quietly. and resulted.
n everybody knew In advance thai Il
would result. in . Democratic victory.
Georgia IL 70 the Democrats. what Maine
Ia TO the Republicans. It Ia always safe.
Its election IL watched principally for its
figures. 70 Sc which party has gained.
II must BE- gratifying nsvsto Mr.. Tlden
and his friends. that Republication In
Georgia 10 looking up. and Democracy
steadily going down. Two ysars ago
the STATE was carried BY the Democrats
By . majority Of %S.%4s. The returns
Of yesterdays election are not all in.
but suficisnt have been received to
NAH Q fair estimate. II IL believed
that the Democratic majority will not
exceed 10. 200. which givesa clear Re
publican gain Of 6.&4s. and may fall far
below that figure. Straws show which
way The wind blows. II the Democrats
are losing In their own Southern strong
holds. what al they hope fer in the
csmins election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-05

RxoArprSo Tildsn's defense the New
York Times says: 1--WE promiss to
show from, records Of the court. and
from the books OF the Pitt.borg. Fort
WAYNE aud Chicago railroads, that the
Tunes has very greatly moderated the
nmount earned by ,Ir. Tillen in 1866.
We shall prove SIR. sinnot to be guilty
OF deliberate mi-repr.ssn tatiou us clear
~ IS We show that bis former employer
has tried To conceal. by jesuitical eva
sion, his manifest perjury and fraud.