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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23

u G, Sims, Pastor of the Madison Avenue NJ.
4. Church BalIlmorc, my Bal timore friend
are Rsa, IN ectaces with the beaun III tones of O
fr nr, n Is. Ridgway, sMy amily ana MANY
--0"0' pronounce Inc Bradb ~ Piano splendid.''
Win fhi ald fnlPs New 70 ,says, 81 have sung
ly tor ye,re." - my iaini-
Rev. Alfred Ceokma Wilmington. Del. sswa
LINK our bradbury Piano the best Instrument
Rev John Goodman. Pastor Bedford streo,
M. Z. Church, New York. 1--WE prefer the Krsds
bury Piano to all others. '""-
W G.. Fischer, Professor of N1us;c o;us
Uolrge. Philadephia, Il use as nv family Piano
/ mend them.o iecon-
Chaplain McCabe, Philade)nb;a Pa sr..
inc Atlantic TO the Pacific Coast have hear' ot
INC saperiorqnaiiles Of the bradbury Piano.
Rev. A; Kynett d. D., Corresponding SEQ
retary. Church Extension. 81 use a. Il can u neS
o os .h ne1ilsauon recommend the Bradbury Plane
g., Rev Daniel Curry. Editor Christian Advocate
did BRADBURY Piano, and 1t is splen.
oio instrument in every respect
c. Dr. DePuy; Assistant Editor Christian Adve-
foremost In my judgments S'"os
entire satl3iartiOn." ""o gives
vr ~; DANIEL Wise, Editor SUNDAY school IA
like his mrs use the Bradbury Pano, and fbink
'Ao ni' MUSIC IL cannot be excelled.,,
rev. W. H. Ferris, New York sar p~.s
any Piano in r IN Tune and sounds better than
hev. DR. Fields; Editor of the Evanoo,,st ..
nave used Bradbury fos wears in ,, Seist, I
ana mink there is no one SUPERIOR my ianiiy'
Sands Sfroof Oh,-.l
BranDnry Piano ia their. Lectura a,'s use the
aocI ?; a'so, the Conservatories and rros OF
Hotels ip the United states. anu PROMINENT
| ;. w: Thomas, Book Agent phn.a
most cneerIuiiy recommend the RraIb,lPp, d.
by by lrends VINO wish to purchase q fy 70 a
DI. walden, Book Agent. Cinc;nno.;
my riano grows swceler every day" ohio'
| DR.; Wm. Butler, Mexico. .t,ranao..
the City OF Mexico" anoest Piano in
in Dr. among M lss China Notn
vn nex; DR.. Lore, EDITOR Northern Christian "A
Rev Geo. Lansing TAYLOR. pas.o
Church, New Haven, Copn. "s'or nj.
Rev; Geo TAYLOR, Pastor Sands Street r,,,..
Brooklyn NJ Y. S'reet church
Rev. }. Emory Haynes. Pastor r..
Church, Brooklyn N. Y. nson M.
Rev. o @. Tiffany. Pastor
Church, Washington, ID. O. c'ropoiltan
DIR. G. R. Crooks, Editor The Metbo,;..
p ney; L. 8 Weed, Pastor Carroll M. e. CHI.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23

For Vice President,
Presidential Electors.

AT Ldrys-HESRY w. LORD, of Oakland.
WILLIAM A. HOWARD, OF Kent.
First Disirict-WILLIAM DoELTZ.
Second District CHARLES n. KEMPF.
Third Districf-PREs TON MITCHELL.
Fourth District-DELos PHILLIPS.
Fifth Dist-ict-JACoB DEN HERDER.
.Sirth Dtstrict-CHARLEs KIPP.
.Serenth District jerks.
Eighth DistJict-BENToN HASCHET.
Ninth District-WILLIAM DUNHAM.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23

UNDER the Randall retlcution meas ure
many clerks have been recently d's-
charged from the government depart
mcnts at Washington, most of them
Democrats. They are men who were APP
pointed in democratic times, and have be-
come too old and inefficient. Sixteen
were appointed between 1850 and 1860. SIX
between 1910, and 1850, three between
1880 and 1910, one i'm 1929, and one in
1919. BY this time they ought to have
laid up enough to enable them to rest the
remainder of their days.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23

THERE has suddenly sprung up in the
Democratic journals simultaneously a
trick of copying what the Republican
papers have said. about Mr.. Tilden's in
come tax and givinglit out as what they
have said about Mr.. Hayes. Those i'm
the habit of reading all sorts of papers
will not be deceived by it. But as this
class is small the trick is intended to de-
ceive the readers of the papers publish
ing these extracts. and to convey the i'm
preston that the Republican papers have
admitted the charge brought against Mr..
Hayes and condemned him for it. The
suddenness and uniformity of this con-
scienceless distortion suggests that it is
done under orders from headquarters,and
that it is Mr.. Tilden's way of answering
his OWN contradictions about the income
tax. it is eminently characteristic.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23

A CORRESPONDENT of the Chicago
Tribune from the upper peninsula has
another little income matter for 1ilden
to clear up. He sayes that Mr.. Tilden
owns three-fOurths interest in the New
York iron mine, which mine shipped
from 1865 to 1871, both inclusive 375,l77
tons of iron ore. The profit could not be
less than 50 per ton, and Tilden's three
haE-mill;on dollars at least Now, the
papers say that he paid an income tax on
only 100000 in that time from all sources.
A real explanation is Guile .for.-not a
long, winly LlInding tax about the
matter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23

THE New York Herald, an independ-
ent paper with Democratic procivities,
says: Moreover, the contrast in the at
titude of the two leading candidates is
sapping the foundations of Democratic
confidence. The charges made against
Gov. Hayes have been promptly met
and exploded; the charges against Gov.
Tilden have been shirked and evaded.
On the side of Hayes the charges have
not lived long enough to cry; they have
been Immediately refuted by evidence
and documents which left no more to be
said. On the Tilden side instead of a
convincing reply knocking the life out
of each charge, and stopping its circula-
ton as soon Jas it appeared, there has
been shutting delay, chicaning excuses
lame and inconsistent explanations, and
vain denials unsupported by evidence. :"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23


For Governor.
CHARLES NJ. CROSWELL, of Lenawee:
For Lieutenant. Governor,
ALONZO. SESSIONS, of Ionia,
For Secretary of State,
EBENEZER q. ID. HOLDEN, OF Kent.
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM B. McCREERY. of Gcnesee.
For Auditor General.
RALPH ELY, of Gratiot.
For Commissioner of the State Land Office.
BENJAMIN Il. PARTRIDGE, of Bay.
For Attorney General.
OTTO KIRCHNER of Wayne.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
HORACE s. TARBELL, OF Saginaw.
Member of State Board of Education,
WITTER J.. BAXTER, of Hillsdale.
For Congress, Eighth District,
CHARLES G. ELLSWORTH of -Montcalm.
For State Senator, Thirtieth district,
FITCH R. WILLIAMS, ot Antrim.
For Representative,
WATTS s. HUMPHREY, of Cheboygan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23

AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS
FREEBORN GARRETSON SM1ru
IA h St. Avena Superintendent for ,
B y" iva
, 1876-10-07
CARL SEIZURE.
A FICTITIOUS INTERVIEW,

10 Ia Ealfor 11 Ths Tribune.
MAssthLoN, O., Oct. 5.-lu yesterdays TIM
UNI found nn extract from the Paskcyhburg
JoHrtal pretending to be conversation hctwcen
q reporter Of that paper and myself at Marietta,
O. desire 10 say that this so-calcd Interview
WIS wholly unauthorized and In part grossly itl-
correct as statement of my views. At Marietta
q gentleman connected with tho Parkcrsburg
Journal introduced himself to MO as an old at
1uantanco from Wisconsin, and spent sone
time in my room while was resting from tho
fatgncs Of the lay. Hut he statud Ills purpokc
declined. But nov ind t.lut lie has wirkcd
up tic odds uid rnls Of u tareless mud rambling
conversation Into psctc0tfuus statement of
my views " IN public affairs and pclsone, In
questions and answers, assuming to report my
wuss!s but really plttlng his own language Into
my moutt ana drawing largely upon hls own
RESOURCES. H. lacs not av,n hesitate to make
ms pronounce judgment upon other gentlemen,
as, for instancc: lo lulpugn Col. Jucssen'a mn
tvcs and sincerity III Ills political course. Willie
I depfare what tUtls'dcr Col. JucsseD's mis-
take, am the last u!au to question Ills good
faItl. lie aIs0 makes nc speak Of the lust
House Of Representatives as tho - must ptoai-
iery!ew' IL q anlxtu1e Ut truth ind m:sstate.
n,et,t, which have no tfnle TO dIsentuRgla tn
detail. {wrtr this merely " orrntcat agailat tho
practice Of kuEne reporters tn seek eaeuAl private
conversations With public tuen, and tlen to
manufacture "statc.He1lts Of vtrWs" without
any senhe Of responsibility, Tho gentiumnn In
9usstun no sluu6t meant well, but this pEartIeo
Az to my yirws un piblls ututS u.nl n,cn, refer
To my public lttrrancca. You will oll.gG nlc i,y
I giving THIS nots ROOM Ia The TRIBUNE. Truly
! yu4ss, Z. sCnuuz.
, 1876-10-07


stand why tGe Republican State Central Cnm-
mttcc, which held session at Topeka this
week, fully c1oncratct our candidate from any
and all nf The charges made coming from auch
years been tho United States Roycn,o Collector
Tor Kansas, and In all that timo no ono
has found q peg In bis official character upon
which u hang complaint; Indeed, sccrc-
trI9t tint Il was "onc oi tho
best managed IN tho United states." Tl,rro arc
tlony wilf poll very heavy voto among tho
i Gr. 9 IT, e,9' , 2,
State Agricultural Society. Ila labors In that
dlrcet!olit together With the fact TINT to him
more than at,y uthcr man Iu tho Stnlc do wo
owo the splendid exhibition which Kansas l,as
bad nt tbs Centennial, and which has drawn the
attention Of moro people 70 the advantages Of
could poesibly In Tel, years, Will DO rcnemberctl
upon the stump aud at the polls upon tho day
OF election.
TN 3 DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE ron GOVERNOR
fs tho Hon. John Martin, Of Topckn, Of whom II
mny he slll he Ia 4 very clever gcntlcn,an who
cn'sc from slaye State twenty. years ago 70
make Kansas slave State, md, falling 4, That,
Democratic State. Hu has been trying for
twenty years, and with what SUCCESS 10 we'll
known ~ HIN and the people cfacwheFc. uo
VT! bc farther from the object after election
SAIs kuaA pfCl NDu4HlC* \ hI 4Got - kttV
Democratic ticket Is but little known and Of liz
tic account IN this contest.
CONGRESSIONAL.
In tho First Congressional District tlie Hon.
Y; A. Phillips Il tho Republican non1lnes, ths
Gus outbreak Nt the time Of hts nomination, he
will bent Ills competitor, the Hon. Thomas I.
Fcnlon, OF Lcarcnworth, not lcss than 15, ,00O
votes In THE Second District, now represented
by the Hon. John a. G,'odtn, elected as IN indie
pendsnt Retormer In 1871 BY rs majority, the
contest 10 sharp, and, fn iact, this Is the only
district il whlrh there Is any contest. The
Democrats and Cooper mcu snpport Goodln for
reelection, wnile tile Hon. Dudley G. linskell,
Of Lawrence, Is tho Republican candidate. Tho
district Is being eanva..ed Thoroughly by both
PARTIES, but there Is no doubt Of tic election uf
Haskell BY from 8, 600 to 1000 maturity.
III the Third District The nominees arc the
llun. Thomas Ryan, Of Topeka, Republican, and
Thomas L; Davis, OF Greenwood County, DEM
Dcratlc. Ryan is one VI the must popular men
Il, the district, having been elected County-At-
torney Of Shawnee County four consecutive
terms, eight ycarsf continuous service. Tic Is
milking rattlng CANVASS oftt,t district, and lfs
majority Will nut be less than i0,00D. In 1874
Judge Brown. Republican, thu present tncllfn-
bent, had maturity Of !, ,tt5 over ]. K. Hudson,
clltur Of tho ka,.sds taf'neT, candidate Of the
Democrats aud Rtiorlnrrs.
III this new kansas, IN the Arkansas Valley,
ncarly all Ut tho residents OF which cast their
first vote In Kansas for President, thu Republican
, 1876-10-07

expected that they would hs any more ready OF
willing to oct viii, them. Should I ncrcdc TO
their demand Ia thcru not crrry reason to be-
lIcrc that should Thereby uttrna thla larger
number os Delegates who remained In the Elgin
Convention and lie Republican voters satisfied
wftl, their action In tho prc'ntsnsl In endgaror.
Ing to prcniote rcacc and harmony VIC aM,lltl
remember II We offend us many or more than
arc therrby pleased We arc making no PROGRESS"
~ What t1G yoM think the real object In asking
you 10 Withdraw was!"
ri am le,l 70 fcnr that tho request, or Iathe.
demand, which was made for my withdrawal
from tho canvass, was des!gueti rather as ashsrp
pt'lttisal trick, and Tor the purpose u trying 70
prejudice INC tctoro the voters Of this district,
tha'i an effort IN gos!! fnith made y bring about
'peacu anu harmony IN the party"
'" You l,clieyr. then, to withdraw would mol
promote peace and hhrlnony IN the partyl"
~" nm led tn believe It would not, from tho
fact that, sIncc t'c present agitation commenced,
snd 'eitef; irua. RpaIl lirans ot ths dI.tlict
50 iii as | rau Judge aud the indorse::
ments You ncIt!on IN Tls CnlcAoo rKtn-
sa ek u. so s' s<, Sss III u tSs spinrsI f SSI
(Afass.) Repab'ied't, and other prominent nrws-
papers, atrcnglhon ma III tint hcllcf. The
lrc,Kls OF Clyil+2ervtcs reform are wetl-p1cated
With tHs h. astion u tho Elsgln conyentlon aud
other rcfson rs candidate Of the party arc dis.
posed to nb!de the result rather than lose the
tInlu from Tie general canvass willis selecting
norc acceptable candidate. All thnra con-
request ur donund OF Mcesrs. Loop d Co. TO
Withdraw, md abide tho result"
With this the lntervisw terminated, Mr.
Lathrnp informing tie reporter rs he
tho letter, Of which tho Interview is
tho substance, would be In The hands
ot the gentlemen who have been running the
Maeltno elsment nf the Republican party In this
dlstret. Their demand, OF course, was merely
trick, They know Mr.. Lathrup
WOULD NOT WITHDRAW,
but merely did It to brllttte hlin Ia the eyes Of
The voters. 1tnw far they sueceeded can be
Convention meets on Tho l6t6, nnd your cor
respondent hua licen assured from this most re-
liahle sources TINT Hnrlbut las consented to
neso.ne q candidate. In this event the contest
wli Le ti'e most Exiting Congressional fight n
watch with interest the voting.
, 1876-10-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WH0l.ESALE MURDER AND TENlgoNIaM,
Etkrf,tf t1{srus.k A., IA y-.tku..

6pffa4t DTsfddth 10 1hS 1ftb4Hk
WASHINGTON, D. t.. OF. H.-ft Is difficult TO
a. ersa!n The exact truth rs to The condition Of
affairs In South Caruua. Thcnosi sicoatraIIetory
oearorre''ltrsi 10 cqaui,S respectable
From the best information attainalle here, 1t
seems certain that tho Democrats orc strappg
every nerve, aud rr6urtiug tu every nosaIblc
means, not excluding dangerous mud reyulu-
tionury methods, to obtain cUnirol OF the State
Government. 1t seems also certain that the
stako fo1 which they are playing Is tllu vottro,
Of the State, and that the Ue,nuerats of South
Carollaa have very ,ittlc Ut heart tho national
interests Ut Nr. Tlldcn. From. gentleman
who ought to bc well Informed upon South Car
ol!un matters I have derived statement Of
tacta.
There Is practical condition Of war In South
Caroltna. The wl,olu State is on t're. Nearly
the whule white population, especially tho upper
classes, arr enrolled in ride eluba. These ase
regularly organlzrd Into companies and rrRl-
u.euts, WILL aTued aud dlsc!plinrd, ana are under
recognized rentral control. Tleaa rifle cluhs
number ~ !east Y, ,0O IN the btats. -Four thou
.sna Stut San b. ts,y y ay = ny
belonging To thesu rIlle clubs Wrrc present "
break up Republican torcAllsht procession,
and completely surrounded the town. Rrpub-
lltalla eannot bay arms. ucalers 10 arms
eof1.tHon understanding ~ sell arns to llone ex.
eept person. whosc loyalty 20 tla Democratic
csn.'y oilerca s1t0 toa u revolver in a slUss
wisre Tiers Wcre plenty Of them, but tho dealer
refused u tGll y. Tbs people ara In run1ltiun
q ttenzy. White Republicans arc Stunned eycn
been ~ de.er1nnsd = resosi to ost5s.i.m es i
political wcapon. Ny Informant, who q well
kuown, says that In rity wleru Ia has iv. d for
many years only TWO wltte pcFsons spoks to
une % these persuls cams tt, HIN Ut night, beg
BtnE hin not tu rcug,tlizu lin on tho street Is
hts employer was lrn'ocrat, and he would Ger.
tainly loss hs place, aud bis fa,nIly would 10
| begHQEcda u It was know Il that le I'd lu
, 1876-10-07

tcristto speeches, holding tho Immense audience
over two hours, making tho hall rtsound repeAt-
eay Tth applause at lila happy h'ss gu tic Dom
LANCASTER HRJolcISa OVER TIE COLORADO
BwEEP.
LANCASTER, o., Oct. b.-A large crowd Of Re-
pnblicans went over to Borne statlon this even
lng, where CAPITA. Il, Keller, J. :. Sites, End /.
N. 1lestan1, 4 new convert TO the Republican
faith, speak. Everything looks hunky up here.
Great ia''latIon Is manifcstod oyer hcco|orado
MORROW COUNTY aoop FOR A REPUBLICAN, GAIN
or THREE HUNDRED.
GALLON, O.. Oct b-Ma3. W. g. ,Beatty, OF
Caultngtor, rnado an excellent speech Tonight
to the Republcans Of Blooming drofe, Morrow
Ss saaeSseo d s S Ths spses ss rss au weE 1seei1e
ard great enthusiasm exhibited. Put Morrow
County down for 100 gain next Tuesday.
DEMOCRATS CHEERING FOR HAYES AND WHEEL
t,ilslastic meeting was rs 'addresscd at this piace
this evening BY tho Hon. VIII Cnmbaek, Of In.
diana, and Mr.. Furry, of tho Cincinnati Gaztfie.
Both speeches wore convincing afTnu1onts N
favor OF Rcpubttcantsul, md at tho close Of the
meeting Democrats were observed 70 join hcartt-
y In three cheers for Hnycs, Wheeler, ana tho
Republican party. .-..-..
publican day for Madison County. Tho Hon: 3.
Co,trtroom This afternoon, and tho Hon. g. W.
Carter and gen 0clger speak this evening. A
siea numbetng so, Ipaoois iassludiag Delegation of
MzruDLicAx RALLY Ar R1rtnr.
Rir1ar, O., Oct. 5.--A ronaing Republican
A. NJ, Bnrns There was. grand torchlfght
procession, headed by brass baud, and COM
posed Of the solid men of our city.
, 1876-10-07

raey wns his declaration that he rcioIccd over
tho fact that Rebel Generals held soats IN tho
House; Ths squad, o, po.tI9n. 90, Of T. st,sh whIsH
Holdicrs' ConveMtlont returned this evening.
Z. A. storrs will speak for the Republicans to-
morrow evening.
spte,at too,ponatxet rSMkxs.s9' y r.. Tribune,
foRkvlLtB, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-Thcrc was A grand
Republican rally hero yesterday. There was q
reasng meeting S tse as s,s y Tho stto5Gon
eanidste y fSr Con conrrc.s, re- - and the hep. T. !.
Scott. Gen. Hayes rcyiewed the record OF tho
Democratic party with telling effect, aud male
an excellent impressions, Many watering Rc.
publican: were present. whe were sopvinscd that
Ing the Republican, party In power. IL the
evening the Minnsc.Afcn paradcd, aud largo
meeting WAS held in the Contt-fIouse, which
W. W. addressed , by co!; . Packard, q Laporte,
the Colonel spoke Tor over two hours, making
ono OF tho most eloquent aud telling speeches
over delivered in this aection:., The Repiblicans
hero are wlde-awake, and VII give their usual
majority Al the coming election.
sptcfa, ni,pateh 10 ~ ~ Tribune.
srntNoFiHhD. H., Oct. b.-The Republicans
making preparation. for I efand raliy hero nest
Wednesday,. npon which occasion spccchce wii,
be delivered by Gen. John A. Lognn, the Hon.
8. N. Cullom, GOV. Boyerstge, Col. D. +:
Phillips, and other d,s..nR,,lshe'l tpeasers: Az
tho surrounding counttcs will contribute to the
display, and Il Il expected to turn out In parade
at least 2,00O or 1000,
A tlc1noralizcd looking crowd returned today
from tho indianapolis Dleu-Jeans nlectinE, nnh
profess TO havo greatly enjoyed thc.nsclyes
81. CHARLES.
d. Sgsctoi coTrttpoadfnes af re Tribune St.
spoke in Irwin's Halt last evening, and, not
wIttstnntttng tho inclemency Of tho weather,
tho lla'l was filled With large ana enthusiastic
ytinvlng sneceh eses delivered ta this region.
When lie advised the great rnwashcd to wash
themselves, ono OF the "rcformers" took the
hint, and left tho hall amid tho cheers O. tho
audience The Republicans hero arc neither
dead nor sleeping, and In Nove'nber p1oposc to
Speefat Dftpaich 10 The Tribune
BLooMlN0TON, ILL.,, Oct. "a very large and
enthusiastic Hayes and Wheeler meeting .wus
assembled many hundreds Of the best people Of
The The M Mon. John i. Wintere aud proi. Join II. H.
Cook, Of the Normal School. Both addresses
were very effective, and wera listened to With
much Interest.
Qu.Ncr, iii.. OFT. U@col Intel, q Missouri,
who was Rebel Commissioner for the exchange
OF prisoners during the War, Is addressing n
very eloquent ahoi'al Ii the IN National de6t and Re-.
publican corruption.
wtrsEEA.
Special 1ispdfch TO 1ns 1ttbunA
WATsfkA, ILL.,, yet. t.-senator Oglesby Ia
Oct. Is. The Republicans arc jublllant over this
prnspects IN this district, and are determined To
bold the fort
, 1876-10-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.
TACTICS or nt1.Tt"0HT bENQCNAIs.
Rpfeiat p{spQscA 10 The Tribune.

sp<c'al D'saaseA TO ne Tribune, ,,.,.,,
Democrats seemed 10 have commenced .heL'
c,n,,aion tottJrs lv cous,np the arrest u Utltcl
s...o sm aas..s ~, ~ 1 anrana IN c,am!n,as
suites o'i'eets "ho afe cnsN:e" !" sa~.r,l X
the registry llst to prevent 1ra"aa' oe't'" ~. ~
these officers have been arrested while 10 sE'
cxnp,,tion of their duty, One Of tue most IT,
omcnt rhrrWes In Roit1inors puitlcs Is tAu !lle'
Hiv HHoi;tv NJ n" Polarization, Tie Dclnocrats feel
sSian3s.si iii. war to nreyent any examination
~ ti.s list
~ t"' ''''' TIE c4vr.1nN prsp.
sokrta. Nepa.sh 10 ne 1rfauns .,,,,
WAsulNuruS, u. T., Oct, 9Th ucm"!sSs ,,ss,.
stnrirs lint Inn Rcpul,itcan Congressional lo9'
tnittce i,s sent $lJV,t 90 To llliapa Is q sulsn'
Tho tOtut amount Euilc ted by thc sfnn 4
whI,i, has bcer uavd Tor supporting speass1s"
thai State,
poRsHKlMER. ,,.,. III
Mr., porstlcimer, Democratic eana!nsas nj
Y.,,tenant. :. .Uux,rnor OF Now yurk htme sas
tsm,tiiemtal friend anil nnnngvr o. ll'teu' ~. ~
annenrs, has been charged with onrtIGf ite, i,
iaritv Gesilcs that of et,,.strGrt!yc nl!e15et,
%tty, hs tugS surll large sums from the 's na,'u
Stntes Treusury without moral right; pu,"s ,w4s
tna Ii,m .alnyagu OF laat ycnF tic ri'a's h;1s
nn1niv r1 t' mndc eEsii,st DorslIcncr that, Mnhf
.Ix ,s tr,,,t+f al ihn btute In the Htattsf =,
Me.i,E E ag tn,.vm "a ~ the i Patrhln" property
W.,f,t,' IT, ,sa,iu au arrangement With tle eo
nMa.u, ~ ~ H." G,nei Fund Dy which ~
tltlhssoMsss W Nv H.. .ranSrly wis slv1ldea.
s. s.aIo ssv,a1 t..so11' tipusaud 1ours in pIers!.
ty W found tislr WY to pvTa,,ft"tthi, i"niutt Il,