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Don't be CAPTURED.

The great danger incurred by referma-
tory associations is that they may be taken
possession Of by designing politicians and
used for their purposes. As soon as they
are numerous enough in a locality to hold
by their votes the balance of power, sly
and cunning party wire pullers begin to
take a great interest in their affairs, are
found in their meetings, urging that their
counsels be followed, and privately sug-
costing this or that course for the breth-
rem.
The Reform Club of Belfast has been
built up to its present proportions without
any aid from this class. 1t arose sponta-
neously from among the people, in conse-
quence Of the recognized need of reforma-
ton. If it had waited for aid from mere
otfice-seekers. its growth would have been
slow indeed. But having by its own eX-
ertions built itself up to a power that can
make itself felt, there is now to be a de-
llberate effort to capture il, just before
the city election. If the men of the Re-
form Club are wise they will be taken in
by no such self-interested philanthropists
Their policy lies in preserving their iden-
tity as body. not in being swallowed up
BY either party. Acting by themselves,
their votes can be given to the most de-
serving candidates from Il temperance
view, and that will be an inducement tc
the parties to put good men in nomina-
ton And if neither party shall place be-
fore them suitable candidates, they can
have nominees of their own We think
that a little reflection will convince the
Reformers that such course is much bet
ter than to surrender to the cunning poll
ticians who come among Just before eiec
ton, loudly declaiming of q love for then
and their cause.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-01-13

Gov. Hendricks of Indiana who is Il
prominant aspirant for the Democratic
Presidential nomination and whose name
has been brought out in that connection
by the leading Democratic paper OF his
State recently delivered a speech wherein
he asserted that the free school must be
regarded as the foundation OF American
stability and that the people must consid-
CT and treat as a foe any one who brings
the system into controversy with a view of
injuring its efficiency 1t is a good answer
to the partisan plan which, while seeking
political profit for the Republican Party has
only effected a decentralization Of the pub
lie schools that will not cease until the
false issue has been buried
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Governor Conner, after reviewing briefly the
leading events in the State and nation during
the last century, and the general condition Of
affairs during the year just closed, proceeded to
ma, no, tha nIISt
, 1876-03-04
CHICAGO, MARCH 4, 1S76-TWELVE PAGES

doubted and disousasd last night. Ia universally
admitted Today. tho ground being atmply this
That Tie Constitution provides o(a1uAlincatlou
not simply ~ penAitJ. b1t ~ An adjunct 10 tc-
mo7Al from Office, designed for tho proteetton OF
tbs poopie BY koeCing forever ont Of onicn any
oi|Icer who hAs betrayed his txuas. II the Ben
Ate we're not to proceed now In tue l}e1knap
pated ofIiciaI might escape tho disqualification
provided ID the Constitution BY rcaign1hg al
soon a. detected, On this iaadmteaib1o doctrine.
The lion. Montgomery Blair will probably act
as Belknsp'H counsel In bis cAse-
NICE POINT.
Ono Republican memhor 1t least Of tho Ju-
dietary Committee Is oommltted 70 tho principle
that IN Official csn bs llpsached aftct his rcr1s-
nation. Judge William Iawlonce. Of tho Com.
tho briefs upon this question In tho Andre"
johnson trial. and also wroto Al article Of tho
nh,nc tenor which was published 10 tho AmGr4-
can Ldn Register at that ttno. Another To-
publican menbor OF this Committee took otmi.
lar ground In tho debate upon the impeachment
nf Judge Dure1l In the Fofty.tllrd CongTes6.
Tie DemocsAtic aud Republican laTIors
arc nearly dlstdod on this question. The
llopubIicans will not por.nlt tho sentlncnt Of
Clyner, that Delknap's offento IL the greatest
cflme in this country. to 60 unnoticod. lr the
debate upon tho impeachment articles t. will %
shown that while 1}olknap took nothing from tho
National Government, Floyd and Thompson
robbed tho TREASURY Of millions II tho prlnct-
plo ia admitted that impeachment is posaiblo
aftor removal and resignation, Il il not imposB!-
bio that Homo ol the 1lepub|icans will move fot
tho impeachment Of nomc Of the prominent
rchss who held civil office. A Republican leader
hc1d to-dny that tho principle admitted, Ito"
publican Conyrcss should nullity amnesty b,
ifnneachmant.
, 1876-03-04
BELKNAP.

BELKNAP. !
Tie Senate Formally Notified of |
tho Impeachment Pro-
ceedings;
And Signifies It's Purpose to
Take Orders in the
Premises.
Criminal Proceedings to Be
Brought Against the Ex-
Secretary.
Marsh and Tomlinson to Be
Treated to the Same
UUSEs
The Post Traderships, and
/! How They Have Been
Traded for.
| 0Giccrs Of Bureaus Said to Dc Pc
cuniarily Interested in
Them.
Gen. sherman's Views Of the Soan-
| dal and Its Cause.
4 Sad Commentary on the Social and
Political Atmosphere Of
Washington.
Several Names Mentioned in Connection
with the Succession.
What Some Iowans Have to Say
Of tho Sccretary's Dowp-
| fall.
, 1876-03-04

Special Hspatch to Ths Chacuoo 1Ffoune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., March 3.-Thcro have
boon several conflicting statements as to tho
manner In which tho COMMITTEES on Expcndl-
turos In tho War Department obtained iss hrst
information In tho BeIknhp matter. a menabar
OF that Committee said to-day that tho Rtsen-
tion Of tho Committee xas first chilled to the
frauda In tho pont tradorships By arttclos pub
lshed III tho Now York Jtibute In tho CAM
ratgn Of 1917. ThDse articles contained spcca-
fed charges, and rsfo1rod 10 the Gourmet Of
Marsh. They wore based upon statements
mado privately to tho House Military Commit
too by Gen. ". d. Hazea. U. s. A., thea In
command along tho frontier. 1Iazen said that
tho soldiers vsro boing grossly abusea,-that
rrtceH wers e1orbitant on account Of tho high
bonus patd by tue post-tradess. These atate"
menta woro
KErT PRIVATE IN THU coMMlrTEE
at the time. No action wAs taken upon them.
1}e}knan went to tho pcrHou who bad caused
the publication to bo mkhs, aud told him that
bIarah had received the trAdo1ship because he
l.ad boon very kind To tho frat Mrs. Belknap n
i,cr last illness that Delknap wished to reward
him.aud WAS poor; that there woro post-eradors to
DO appointed, and that Helknap could repay thts
debt OF gratstudo by giving. tho appointment to
Marsh. TIE iacss thon published uero
RE1A4pEn AZ CAMPAIGN SCANDAL
and created uttla atteutIen. George Anea made
uBo Of these facts IT. pussuing bis re1ebeo be-
f0Ea tho Commltteo.
Another story ts that Ma.sh was mado 10 tcsti.
~ through Mrs. Marbh, on account OF quarrel
between Mrs. Bolkuar aud A[la. Malhh Nhila 10
Europe.
, 1876-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
WHO NExT2

Special Dsspateh 70 7h* caieasa 7riouns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 5.-The gcnerai
jnouiry ls, who shall follow Dsltasp into dis
crsco7 There IL panic ot suspicion or unrest
of apprphended corruption hare. Tho best meil
tu both parties are mouEntul, and insdss that vo
have fallen upon period OF greed. 10 that 9th
ers !u high place may ba brought low. Secretary
Ilotouou's nAme ID mentioned. Two committees
are working Ut him. De the rumors what theJ
may. two members OF those committees RAy to"
ptpht thor hare u y.t found no tEaoe Of ot1ms
which warrant tho rumofs. 'Tha Woss ehas oAs
, 1876-03-04

Tim resolution from tho fInrso Of 1senrcsentA-
tiycp ju regard 10 impeachment, "hiolI WA reh'',
together With tue statomeut OF tue Committee
OF tho l{ouao.
HIr. Edmunds then nub1nit:od ths fo!ow|ngs
ordered That tho ncs.sge of tho Iioute q nsrTc- T.
tentatves relating =, NY mpsmnens =, .,", ~. -
nf firo HepAtor1.
Mr, Ednuuds said he sn1mittod this order m
accor,]nnco With tho usual custom, though h0
tiid not see Why suo matter should oot 20 70 ono
Of lie regular committees Of tho Seukte. A. It
wAs tho custom 10 lave Ecfoct committee; ho
asked that tho ordcr DO adopted
m. SALISBURY said he ~aa not familiar with
p.ncedonts. aud inquired II the order submitted
By tho gentleman from Vermont (Cdnunds)
was in accordance With thous.
fIr, Edmuu1a replied IN thu Affirmative.
Tbs order shoo was adopted, mud the Chair
ras authorized to Appolnt = committee.
. TIE COMMITTEE.
Tho President pro tom announced Is tho Bo1ect
COMMITTEES MessrB. Edmunds, Conk1lng, Fro.
liuehuyss1I, Thurman, aud Stevenson.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-03
DIED,

gSIOrSSA.-On the morning Of the second of sIsy,
$50, JOHN sIOCSSA. in the SNty-fOurth year OF his
age.
His funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon,
the fourth Instant at half past three O'Clock, from
west. Friends and aequalntances are respectfully
invited to attend.
BOSTON.-April 30, 1876, Miss ROSETTA BOSTON,
daughter OF Sarah Boston, in the twentyrst year OF
her age.
ARTH.-on the SOth OF April. PHILIP L. ARru,
aged twcnty-four years, youngest of Philip aud
Isabella ATth.
Funeral on "Wednesday, Mays, at 3 p. M. from bis
father residence sic Ninth street Snntl's---
SCHREINER.-In this city. at midnight of the
seth of April, 1876 ANNA MARY SCHREINER, in tho
elehty-third year Of her age.
The funeral will take PLACE from the residence OF
her sister. Mrs. Ann. Z. Middleton, No. los Ninth
street northwest Wedncsday afternoon, the 81 inst,
at3:3O O'Clock.
Observation-Disclosures 30. 1876. at o clock p. M,
MICHAEL FITZGER the beloved husband OF Eli
len Fitzgerald, 4 native of County Kerry, Ireland,
in the fcrty-fOUrth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No. iO9 street northeast, Wednesday, 81. at .
O'Clock I. m. Solemn High Mass will De held at ST.
AloysinS church. The friends and relatives Of the
family invited to attend. May he rest IN pesee.
0TIN--April 30. 1876, of consumption. Macy
C0FFAY QUiN, rellct Of the late Edward Qain. aged
niIy-thrcc years.
brother. &c street southwest, on Wednesday, Sd, at
Jo'elocS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-03
ALE OF GOVERNMENT BOATS.
OFFICE y. S. LAKE sURyEr, }

OFFICE u. >. LAKE SURYKY,f
DETROIT, MICH. April g. 1876.
PROPOSALS.-Sealed proposals, in duplicate,
will be received by the undersigned at this ONCE
until IL O'CLOCK the 9th day Of May, 1876, at
which time and place they will be opened in the
presence Of bidders who may be present, for the
purchase of the lake survey steamer Search and
steam launch General Meade.
The Search is a side-wheel, iron hull boat,
length 133 feet, beam q feet and tonnage TO- N. }
go.
The Meade measures in length q feet inches,
beam feet inches, depth feet.
The boats are at the Government docks, Detroit,
where they may be inspected at any time.
Each proposal for the Search must be accom-
panied by certified check on bank Of Detroit
In favor Of the undersigned for five hundred dol
lars; and each proposal for the Meade by similar
check for fifty dollars.
The checks belonging 10 parties whose offers
are declined will be returned as soon as decision
is made.
The check of bidder whose offer IS accepted
will be retained and forfeited to the United States
II the payment is not made prior to delivery,
within ten days from the time Of notice Of accept
ance, and in United States or National Bank cur
rency.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
The proposals should be in duplicate and ac-
cOmpanied by copy Of this advertisement.
The envelopes enclosing proposals should be ad-
dressed to the undersigned, and marked sPropo.
sails for the purchase of the steamer Search, or
the steam launch Meade as the case may be.
q. b. CoMsToCK, Major Of Engineers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-03
United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

- In virtue of writ of acrl facias, issued out of
the Clerk S office of the Supreme Court of The
II District of Columbia, and to me directed, l
Will sell at public sale, for cash. in front of The
Courthouse door of said District, on MONDAY,
the I'D day of May, 1876 at IL O'Clock M the follow
ing property. in Old Georgetown, in said District
conveyed by William Dyer 70 Eliza l.. N. Boucher
February is. ls6i and recorded in \. G.. 4. 81 folio
~, TO wit: Beginning at point the south side
OF tWenty-foot wide alley, laid of by said DYER
across portion of lots Sc and 81. connecting with
Duck lane, distant about feet 8 inches, more or
less, e2steriy from the intersection of said south
side with the line dividing lots 81 and D. and then
running north S9t& degrees east by and with said
south side Of said alley 90 feet, less thence
south half degree east to the tow-pat or north line
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal; thence north 10
degrees west 81 feet more or less by and with said
north line of said tOw-path, until the course would
be ntersected by line drawn from the point of be-
ginning and parallel with second line the parcel
herein described, and thence by and with said line
reversed north half degree west to the beginning
being the whole Of said property derived from said
Dyer through the deed aforesaid. lying between said
alley and tOw-path. together with all and singular
the improvements thereon. in the city of GEORGE
town, in said District seized and levied upon as the
property of Liza n l.. boucher and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. HOO in favor of Elizabeth
Rhodes. ALEX. SHARP,
my2-dSdS u. =, Marshal ID q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED
l. PROPERTY ON SOUTH SIDE OF NIR-
GINA AVENUE. NEAR TWENTY-FIRST

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROyED
l. PROPERTY On SOUTH SIDE OF EIR-
GINA AVENUE. NEAR TWENTY-FIRST
STREET WEST. AND ON WEST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN A
AND Is SOUTH.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
ER OF the District OF Columbia, passed In canse
No. 400 will sell at auctiOn, i'm front of the
pApremises. on THURSDAY, the 4th day of
-. May, 1876, at o clock p. H., weather permit
ting. lots six (6) TO eighteen us both inclusive,
our subdivision of original lot one. a. in square
eghtythrec (sS. i'm the city of Washington, ID. g.,
recorded in book OF subdivisions X. l.. ii. at page
ls2. Virginia avenue is graded, and the curbstOne
set along square So.
On FRIDAY, next day, in front of the premises,
at o'clock p. M, weather permitting. lots In our
subdivision of the east half of square hundred
and eighty-eight.. Ss in the city of Washington,
ID. C.. recorded in book of subdivisions X. l.. ii.
al page Isl. The streets bordering said part square
7eS are completely improved.
three equal installments, in six. twelve and
with interest: or the whole purchase money
may lie paid In cash within ten days after sale. x
deposit Of IS each lot will be required at the time
OF sale. All conveyaneng at purchasers cost. No
deed given until the whole Of the purchase money is
paid. IL the terms OF sale arc not complied with
within ten days from the day of sale we reserve the
right 10 resell the property the risk and cost OF the
defaultlng purchaser after Ave days public notice
A plat OF each subdivision Will be exhibited at
each sale.
We Will pay all taxes and assessments that are
levied due and PAYABLE.
wM. BALLANTYNE, Us eth ST. NV. lrrus,aes
NJ. WILLIAM, S07 Penna. ave. NV.
u. II. WARNER, AuctiOneer.
NaE
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PROPOSALS.
= y S>SSNe.1Nl7~ Ce0N0SO-0S0o0-0NoN
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
DEror QuAnrERNAsrEr's OrrEcG, }

DEroT QUAGTERHAsTEI's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May !, 1878.
sealed proposals, in triplicate, with copy OF
this advertisement attached, will be received at
this office until II o'clock NJ, June l. 1878, at
which place and time they will be opened in the
presence of bidders to deliver, rs required during
the hscal year commencing July j, 1875 and end
ing June 80, 1871 at the various Offices and off,
GERS quarters in the District of Columbia and at
Fort Whipple, Va, about 600 cords of Hard Wood
Oak, sawed and split and in the stick; 500 cords
of Soft Wood, Pine, sawed and split and in the
stick; and 2,70O tons Of Anthracite Coal, White
Ash and Red Ash, or Lykens Valley, of size as
may be called for, free from slate, dust, or dirt
and to weigh $40 pounds to the ton: and about 20
tons Bituminous Lump Coal. All the Wood and
Coal TO be of frst-class merchantable quality
Each bid should be accompanied by guaranty
form furnished by this Office.
The lowest aggregate bid for Wood or Coal, or
both, will be entertained.
The right is reserved by the Government to re-
vtted under proviso that appropriation shall be
made for the supplies by Congress; hut, If other
wise, the Government will not accept any bid or
enter into contract.
A preference will be given to articles OF domes-
tic production and manufacture, conditions of
price and quality being equal, and such prefer
ence Will be given to articles Of American pro-
ducton and manufacture produced on the Pacific
coast to the extent Of the consumption required
by the public service there.
proposals should be marked, Proposals for
Fuel" and addressed to the undersigned.
Full information on application at this office.
A. T. ROCRW ELL.
mylBt Depot QuartermaSter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE. IN
l. PROVED PROPERTY IN SQUARE No.
SO, BOUNDED BY SIXTH AND SEVENTH
SrREEHS EAST AND SOUTH CAROLYN


AVENUE AND STREET SOUTH. -
- By virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court Of
- cause No, ,s54, Eq. Doc. 10, wherein Caspar
Windus Is complainant and Charles Z. ilulse CT
will sen on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF May, A. ID:
ls7G, at O'Clock p m, in front Of the premises. at
lots and parts or lots OF ground in square numbered
eight hundred and seyenty-sx Cs16 lying and being
and known and described on the ground plat or plan
thereof, follows. to wit: All of lots numbered
~ eighteen, Qs,) and nineteen Q9J Of Bond and
Lambert trustees subdivision Of original lot num-
bered nine o. and the east thirty tStI feet and six
(6) inches of original lot numbered five together
with all that part of original lot numbered eight (sl
included within the following metes and bounds, 20
foriyfour CD feet from the southwest corner of said
thence north hfy-eight lSsj net ten uoi Inches,
thence northwest fOrtysiN 49, feet TO the line of
avenue thiGty-eght tss feet SIX sS inches thence
souheastsry tweniS- X si ~ feet and thence
place OF beginning. said part OF Iot numbered
eight (sl being improved by large three-story brick
budding. used in the upper part as public hall
and on the first floor for business purposes aud the
other of said lots being each improved by a good
brick dwelling house, supplied with modern I'M
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One
third of the purchase money In cash. and the bal
the rate OF eight (sD per cent. per snRnm from the
day OF sale. and payable in six, g. twelve e) and
said deferred payments TO be secured to the saiisfc-
tion OF the trustees. A deposit of so will be re-
If the terms OF sale shall not be complied with in
Ave days amer fhe day OF sale. the trustees
as Be q s Of e
defauting purchaser hrst giving tye days notice
i Il dn in City q Iaa
yesancing u the purcllase expense. :
fAIGMi. 3 EY 4. IAMBERr. }Trustees.
WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auct. ap27-d&ds
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTEIMAsTER,
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 2, 1875. (
Sealed proposals. in trfplicate, subject to the
usual conditions will be received at this Office or
at the Offices of the quartermasters at the follow
ing named posts, until IL o'clock noon, on June l.
1876, at which time and places they will be opened
in presence Of bidders for furnishing and delivery
Of such supplies of Fuel, Forage and Straw as
may be required during the fiscal year commenc-
ing July /, 1876, and ending June 60 1877. at Buff
falo, N. V; Detroit, Mich; Forts Brady, Macki-
nae, Wayne and Gratot Michigan: Forts Porter,
Niagara and Ontario and Madison Barracks New
York.
Proposals for either class of the stores men,
toned, or for quantities less than the whole re-
Quired, will be received.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
A preference viii be given to articles of dOmes-
tic production.
Blank proposals and printed circulars, stating
the kind and estimated quantities required at each
post, and giving full instructions to the manner
OF bidding, conditions TO be observed by bidders,
and terms Of contract and payment, will be fur.
nished on application TO this Office or TO the quar-
termasters Of the various posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
dressed to the undvl signed or to the respective
post quartermasters. G. b. DANDY,
ap26-tf Major and Chief Quartermaster.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-03
THOMAs BOWLING, Auetioneer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE USIMPROYED REAL
s9EAARE FEET OF GROUND. AT PUBLIC
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON Nav O.
&SH lSa6, at O'Clock OH the premises, shall sell
49, the Following described property: Lots Nos.
SA: 2, . and Q, in square 70, on the east side of
.x- TWenty-seeond street, between N and n
streets northwest; lot No. in square, ON the
north side OF NJ street, between Twenty-hrSt and
streets: lot No. - in same square, on
New hampshire avenue. between NJ and streets.
This property Will be sold in original lot or in
subdivisions to suit purchasers, and being in one OF
the most rapidly improving sections OF the city,
should demand the attention of parties des!rIns
profitable investment.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance I'm six. twelve
ana eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at
per cent. per annum and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold. Fifty dollars deposit on each
purchase at time OF sale. All conveyancing Mt cost
of purchaser. THOS IjOWJfNG
myI-d&ds