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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-05

THE Hen As SHE REALLY Is
Now there is anothe: man who thinks
he knows how TO make hens lsy. and
communicates the process 10 one of the
agricultu al papers 1, is the food, OF
course. That's what all these idiots
say When will the true nobility of q
hen be understood . Hens are not
machines They are reasoning, think
ing beings II there is one sight more
impressive than another it is hen
thinking. To make q hen lay get on
her best side Work on her feelings,
This can be done by studying her ma
tnre and learning her tastes. This ac-
complishei, 60 10 work 70 show her
you are her fri-rd, aud no: = grinding.
gasping leech, with no higher smbi
tion than worming eggs cut of her.
When a hen sees that you love and res
pct her; that you are truly her
friend, that you are in active sympathy
with her reachings out for the undetin-
able in her nature. she will Just turn
her toes in. tighten her jaws, and fairly
MI the entire atmosphere with eggs,
You cant lay for hen with fool tricks
\ hen despises concealment.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-05
FOraging on the Enemy.

As old 81 was cleaning up the lamps
last evening, we asked him
Isl, do you think Democrats ought
10 take offices from Hayes
Yer mean if Hayes 'stonishes er
Dimmycrat shown or offs a, him, mus
he take dat Z"
Yes. that's it,"
Well specs dat Dimmycrats
wouldn't stop long for my edyice. or
you's eder."
Why not Z"
a. kase hits a moughty we'll trained
colt dat whinnies for a sine fore he
tackles de otes lat so, S out fore him
Hits jess too much ter imagine fun
hengry men; an you let Hayes set up
er Off, fore desc Dimmycrs,s. an grass
hoppers on er con stalk I'D look lazy
long side Oh dem. Pears ter me kin
see dem lick,n' der chops now =
.ihHta Constitution.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-05
ISAAC \. PALMER.
"A u.a~ Hn = 4 e>&.0> >
SEATTLE. ". I.

.s,r~ps-va g. faru3sA PLANS sa4 "A ~ ~ !,
CATIONS tog Bt HIDING ss All iis lFA1s ass' .'4
sssers1teaa their sssxs.r1st.se-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-05

gates are Ba2iche kspousi. the Garden
Gate; Chiioot kapousi, the Jews Gate,
that OF Bsiak Bazar. or the Fish Mar
ket, Iiudoon, or the Dungeon; Oioon.
the Timber Yard; Jubah, the Glazier.:
Balat. the Palace; Havivan Serai. the
Menagerie; Chutlsdi, the Butchers;
Akhur. the Stables, Mani. the Pome-
granates; Fanar, the Lighthouse koum
kspousi. the Sand Gate; the Gate VI
Baoud Pa-ha. ami two or three more
III opening 20 the water.ide. We do
not speak upon..;hi. occasion of the IA
nous and ,nagniticen, buildings within
the ci,y-the noble Cathedral Church
Of s.. Sophia. erected by Justinian in
the sixth century, now converted into a
Turkish mosque; the Ahmedych aud
Sulc!manych Mosques, and that Of Sui
tan Mohamm-d II; the Hippodrome.
or Armeidan the Porte, or Ministry OF
State; the Seraglio. or Old Palace. and
the Tombs OF the Sultans
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-05
EkSTWlCk. MORRIS { co.
Civil and Mining
II CT N Il HHS.
Room Ne. t. Bururits Bniiaias.l
A. MACINTOSH,
Notary Public and Con'e!anccr'
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

u... t,,s,giess has;r.et - rstie = $. So.
So ,.-aH Will .,tsu3 e. vAs }arcissf AZ
"a. -, asye .,u Fases - sasst >l'e,-iAi
,,..st.en rsti = Transfer Il Hesl fsi''r @ @as'1
Ysynrat a; rale> i=sc9asEs ss''s .'s@i 49, NS''
faction guarantee -.
elsenta3 hesvi,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-05
Advertising.

Some business men think they arc 50
we'll known that II is no. necessary for
them 10 advertise. but while they are
cOngratulating themselves on their own
popularity, Al enterprising exchange
remarks. some live man steps IN. and by
Judlcinus advertising, secures all the
new ~ we'll as many of the old custom
ere, and builds up trade that was not
deemed possible by the well known
merchant The old settlers are pass
ing away. and their places being filled
by new comers. who invariably consult
the columns of local papers TO see who
are the ffcc business men. for they know
they will do better with them, than
with those who don't want 10 increase
their trade
SPLITTING THE DIFFERENCE Pres
by.erian Minister (portentously)-
James, this is very dreadful thing :
You have heard there is one pound
missing from the box :"
James the Beadlc who is strongly
suspected - Deed, sir. So they were
feeling me.
Minister .solemly - James. you and
| alone had access to that bux"
James just ss You say. sir it
must lie between US two An the
best way II be. you TO pay the half and
I'll pay t.ther an say ma mair about it F"
\ RHODE ISLAND Judge being chal-
lenGel by general IN the State militia.
the following dialogue en.ued: General
--D Did yon receive my note. sir: Judge
Yes. sir General--Well. do you in
tend TO fight me: Judge No. sir
General Then. sir. | consider you a
pi,iful coward Judge Right; you
knew that very well, SIT. or you would
never have challenged me
, 1877-08-06
Meltere Spernpraht.

Die Spern Serenice bon 6oreSbi wuroe
I'M Sabre 1850 gum erltennlal aufgefiibrt,
sic bate brei @6Dre. Der erite beItauo aus
bhuoert ld0nen iungen Mtdoden, Der 5peite
aus buroert 9tittern 81 Yferoe, Der brittle aus
buuDert Soloaten. SIM S%riumpbSuge beian=
ben ii1 pier,is Saser nit SGrnern, iehs5ebn
Grompeter gu YierOe, ie6s Sambours nebit
pierunpSmanSig anOern Dtulifern. cine Dtense
Sobneutraser, Yagen, &iser, Stallmeiitsr,
spei QSwsn, BON &iirfen, Stpei Glepbanten,
pon Mtooren geiibrt, Serenicens Sriumpbma=
gen BON ieds S1immeln geSoscll, ieAS andre
Sriumpbwasen fir Die 8eeriiibrer iammtlih
nit Sieren belpaunt, ieAS anoere @a9en nit
Seute uuo mdnnliteu ulb weibliGen @eian=
9enen, Dor iebem SmDlf Yferoe. Die Ser
waublungen Der Siibne lteaten Dor: Cine
lebr 9robe @bene nit Sriumpbbogen, cine
arberc nit 3elten uno Yauilons, einea 8alo
sur Sago, worin Sdreu, @ber unc 9irl1e 9e=
hest muroen, einen Otarftplat, iiber ben Der
3riumpbsug 9ing, Die tpni9liAen Sale Der
Serenice, ben Sempel Der Ha6e, eiten &C.
rdumigeu Sol nit eiuem beoedten 9an9e,
ourd ben Der &riumpbSns uno al oeiien Giu-
eange Iaes abltieg, ben fDniglid)en Speile=
iaal, cine @emGloe9allerie uno ben tpnig=
lideu MarItall nit bunoert lebenoen Yferoen.
Gum Saluie ienfte lih cine groBe soloene
Susel aus Der euit, melhe iid of1nete uno
, 1877-08-06
Gin mihtiacr SOFTEN.

Gin StabsofF5ier erbielt Dor eintgen Sab
rem baS Commando elmer Seitung i'm GliaB.
Sci elmer ieirer Snipeetiouen fanb ct eine
Shilomafe neben einem murmitidi9en nnb
balb oerfalenen Stafet, oas eiren Sofranm
in spei Sbetle trennte. Der &ommanoa1tt
erfunoiste it9 beim Maior mad Der Notbwen=
oi9feit, bier cine Sdilonade aufsniteaen
man antportete inn, OaB aud iein Sor9al=
ger iie beibebalten babe.
9as mar %inoeiien fein @runb, nm ben
bartnddi9en &ommanoa1ten su befriebiser
unp lief er enblid 0a9fori6unser aniteaen.
Man orr6it0bert Die &egifrature1, alter
Sapiete unp Sa9ebi9er Die ii6 iii Der Seit=
ung b%efinoen ltnb entbedt enblid, oab Dor
fiinflnooreiBig Sabren jenes Stadet Su einem
beitimmten :3ipede iuieOer ber9etelt unb at=
geitrifen morben mar. Die anfgeteate Sdilo=
wade iolte leoiglid perbiiten, oaB bic friide
Selfarbe nift beriibrt meroe. Seitoem mar
Der Soften al bteier Stel1e geblieben, 10 baB
ieds Soloaten auf lie pieruno5pan5is Stun=
BEN gerednet, 5000 Mann Die friibe Del
farbe bemadt baben.
, 1877-08-06
bds Shmeisen, UNI elm Stinoben Die
Giniumfeit nit Sud Al tbeiler.

0ds Sdweisen, UNI elm Stanoden Die
Giniumfeit nit Sud gu tbeilen.
@elde munberbare Srau ieio Sbr? anti
mprtete @arSa leiie. IS mai oas Gtn5l9e,
mas er berpprsubrinsen permp6te. Damn
ndberte er iid .&esina, ibr gum GruB
i6i6tern Die 9ano reidenb.
Sieie ipdbte beiorst in feline Nusen.
9lber oiele 9lugen waren 10 flar, 10 aus
prudsppq, bab Der erpadenoe @rgwpbn,
einen @eiitesfranfen ppr iid gu ieben, ip@
glei6 wieoer ihmano.
9lus meiter Serne tpnnmt Sbr, fragte
iie berubiseno, ieip fremp an oieiem Dirt,
tpie i'd ielber?
Sa brad bic Sefangenbeit @ar3a's,
uno inoem er ieine 8lide feiter auf 8ez
sina's Antlib rihtete, iprab er wiroe=
ppl: Sin Snoianer pom Stamme Der
Wtpauis bin i'd. Mtein @ater NOR elm
meiber Sd9er. Gar5a nannten ie ibn,
dber 9erDn mar iein Same.
6erpn? rief 8esina eritaunt aus, unb
idwer wdl5te iih auf ibre Seele bic Grz
inneruns an bas 6umber ertbeilte Ser
ipre6en, sibt es benin mebr 9erpns in
bieIem 2anbe?
0nrtletuu9 tol9t.)
, 1877-08-06

abt blaue &ugelua ausmarf, auf tpelt)en De
9ugerb, Die @roBmutb, Sapfertsit, Selben'
liebe, Ser Sies, Der Meutb, bic Gbre, Die I'M
iterbli6feit iaBeu, Die in ben aiftsn e'net'
Gbor anitimmten.
9as mar inn II. Sabrbunbert Die Insfel=
flung elmer Sper! @ie iebr trete1 biergeget
belte llnire Austattunssitiide, Die bod 9eraz
oesu ni6ts meiter ii1o, ais alein oas, in ben
Sbatten! @ieber aber bat bic 8eisbeit Sen
afiba's re9t: y41es i6on einmal oa &C.
meieu!"
, 1877-08-06
0efubr!!!


ooer: TeripunoetI II DEM %allS eIIleS Ureu!l0es.
Dieles uplIemeetfte @erf oieles Sttsranen Der
Mmerlfonil1en Sitsratur pat ais Sorlpuri einen De.
~genItouo. welbsr oas lociale Seben unleres aeiaminten
iiber llsbsl, wel1es ss ~blosteut. MuAeroreentlidb
fpannenb unn auiresene, ipiro es non Aleu nit
1ssi:roe selelsn spereen. SImitrirt une ibpn sc'
Nnneem. gDir iino entlblollen. oas Bud in ieper ia.
Mile oes 3anbes einjulubren nno ~orferlreu nod ne
cd9eweiene Yprtbeile allen mdnullben uno lpsibli.
den 5u5lcribentenIammlern, YDir ~perlan8en LIBERAL
Masnten uno ididtn gratis auf Yerlan9en Seoin9un.
usn WI beltreibei be Circulate. 5. M. xtpeear'
, 1877-08-06
SDatt'S 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin meDiainiiheS YDunber.

Rteumattsmus. Rsaralsta, @tat tn tprsm i<mmr,n
Staetum, Serptln, &pni8s.Xranttets, &rplpslas, ams
WelHwure unb bic ftItmmfen Jaue RON UlutfraniRet.
ten, srSbe S&wa4s,' 9sber. unp 9ltsrsaletesa, biting
purua &c. ,e. wiro Luf's YsRimmtsae purp ete(en Esuts
aasr Wetnt8unetmittel 8ebetlt. Derielbe III iwstxnp.
iwantt8 SABRE ptnsur& som publttum erprpbt, sat
3uneerttautenee BON 5ausn 8epetlt anp earirf nsts,
wtnn mao Vorltrift ssnommen. ST en f&eres pstl.
nittel pom 8tttIn In auen ~btilbaren Jausn, eurirI pt
faulfta altsa Wsi3wars, islbr NO Der Snp4sn loon 81.
SpatrS eebens.BaIfam eurtrte 5errn 3. q. asn.
map, 2ra8oeen i'm patt-lpeater gu Yrppilpn, X. T.,
pom 8renttHen NRtumatismus. naHhsm perielbe sRut
@rfole. pom ben ppriu8lt1Iten %eritsn Gurppa's xne
Amer,fa's petaupelt perosn mar.
3pattS tebems.S altam eurirte Ssrrn =. o.
Splp, DUdmatet gp. III Wlaetiea Str, ppn esusH,
gefabrli&sn Wel&wlr, na6bsm sr js1s Wtpaax I'm
Urpaepap Sotpttal mar unp bort ais ~unteilbar ertlari
wurbe.
Spatfs Schemes alfam betlts Ssrrn SasUb wots,
Gtfet NU. 242 SrsenptU Ctr. oUn siusm i~eroiassisn
Vel&ware, nobel pie 5auInts loon bis auf ben Sap&en
8eerun0fn mar. perr ". bar pabrenp 10 Sabren HaG
s~sl6tpensr 5siluna isint Wtspsrpsluns Der araalsstt
Spatfs ..sebens.B BALKAN eurirts Sssra gotutan
Sprin8er, 70. 1853 8rsOne Str., puafanpts pom sat.
3unpetem &btumatismus 70 ernhltHer Mrt, 6aB psr,slbs
ben Wstt os Rranttn loon perUtrrt bate. Der ve'
nannts iouat: mot isias 2aaO aam aspfs sras1sa sns
3u baben In Der 5aupt.OfFe, 246 1rauS Str, xxt
BET apOits!srn int Ilssmstnsn. ~ 81 per 5Ial&s. Ssas
tlaf&en s..
9patt's beratmte SstlmttteI Hub:
| Spatt's uufsplbartr 2sbtns. BALKAN ,u $i.OO.
3patt's "A =" eePpeIt farttr e~sbrns.Salfam. ~
sl.25. Spatts Yalm0nts YaIfam. pbsr Der S&wtne.
nasnt, a%ntsbtbar fur astesn uns samsrssn ispsr art,
~ 50 Gents. - 6patt's Snsa, BUR fur G~rialtuns,
aegfpsb, Snausasa, aatarrP, iu rs &c.
! aosnn UStss asltislni3t IN sursr apOtssis cter an s.
rem Place W babsn fnp, fe penbe man i'd brett an pas
$'"''' N'v e. vi IN S :. spa:t 4 { i g.. sis.assaua.
usbsraa bin per 9rprsB psri4tdt bsim baibsn
Daeeno. 13m2Uian
, 1877-08-06
The BLACK Hills.

Yon $. ". Mcguire, lpelder ~ Sabre in pieier
5ubratte. 9eueite 8eritte iiber 1plo. uno
Silber-g usiibten. 4anobau uuo gBaioe. 6ulisqueaen,
alima. Sa9o. 6ilberei. Snoianer, uno @benteuer Der
auIieoler nit oenielben, 8erabau uno abemteuerlides
uradtpole ecenerie. sroBartise Shlubtsn etc. Mit
bubIbeu S1ultratipnen uno zine &arte. 45rels nur
10 Gents, pertauft BON alien 3eitun9sperfdufern
uEe Co., Yerleser. Gbiea9o, Sus. 4Y89mn)
, 1877-08-06

Mnoreas @raTer, W~ompsoilr, 81. Q
Or. Iusuit &0uis's hamburger Tro.
pfen finb Die eiu;ise Neoi;in, be mir
nod gut tbuu. Sd bin idou bod in
Sabren uno friiteu mir oieielbea oas
Qeben."
, 1877-08-06

Gin bemsrfcnsWertbes Bud =
Wrthut'S lebte8 D o.6teS.
, 1877-08-06

Greb. edmas, Dapton, Obio,
sebraudte nit Grfols Or. Nus. &6mis's
hamburger Gropfen sesen obise &rauts
belt.
, 1877-08-06
300 Vianps uun Qraeln.

neu une aus jweiter Samc. Don 6abrifanten er,
tier Rlafe, peroen 3u nieori9eren preilen Iir9alb ooer
Abl9lass.3ablunsen ooer fir Wtietbe in Staot uno
Gano, Dabreno oieler bartem s3eiten uno Der Geierta9e
burt &prace Baters u. Con, 4S1 Broacmap,
%osrtauft, ais ~bieIelben le 3uopr II! Ytew yorf ~pfierlrt
wuroen. Mssnten perlamst UNI @ater's neue Scale
NtanpS une Gpneert.S rseln su sertauien. Stu.
itrirte GataIose per 4loit Der amot. Cute 8eoinsunsen
fiir ben banoe... Sin GROCER Disconto iur Gebrer,
UeiltliGe, &irben, No9en. Sbu.en &C. 4gB25np<
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26
From the N. Y. Sun.
The Disappointed Con
spiratOrS.

1t goes very hard with Morton, Sher-
man, Chandler, Cameron, Grant and the
other conspirators, after having set up
their game SO nicely, arranged all their
plans. and even marked out the spots at
the capital where the artillery was to be
posted on the 18th of February, that the
props should be knocked away and the
whole plot tumble down about their
heads. They were entirely confident of
success, and had begun to organize the
new Administration by sending the So
called reforming element" with Bns-
tow, Schurz, and company, to the rear,
as disturbers of the harmony of the
party.
Their whole scheme turned upon the
count to be made by Mr.. Ferry. No di-
visions existed in their councils. Every
conspirator knew when he entered into
the plot that Hayes was fairly defeated
in the Electoral Colleges and by the pop
ular vote. Therefore two things We're ne
cessary to cheat Iildcn out of his rights
First, false count by the Returning
Boards; and next, a declaration that this
count could not be disturbed by Con-
gress.
An indispensable part of the pro-
gramme was to have the full sympathy
and support of the President of the SEN
ate, who would not only adopt the Re
South Carolina and Florida, but declare
the three votes from Oregon for Hayes
Mr.. Ferry did not long hesitate to take
his share of the scheme, being easily con-
vinced that the power to count and an
nounce the result depended on him ex-
clusively.
With these details all arranged, and no
show of organized opposition on the
Democratic side looking to determined
resistance, it is perhaps, not surprising
that Mr.. NJ orton was sanguine, and even
so eXultant that Hayes would be inaugu-
rated without trouble as "the Democrats
would not fight" He looked forward
with the utmost confidence to this con-
summation, and discarded all doubt as
absurd.
When hes discovered in the Electoral
Committee that his plans were obstruct-
| ed, that his own political friends denied
the right of the President of the Senate
| to count at all, and that they intended to
report bin by means of which the elec.
tons in the disputed, States would be
turned inside out the wrath of Morton
was great. He was beaten on his own
| ground, and, what is far worse, was
beaten without n suspicion that at the
final pinch he would be left solitary anG
alone.
This defeat is rendered the more in
| glorious because these conspirators are
well aware that when the whole truth i.
exposed to view, they must necessarily
suffer from the verdict which will con
sign their agents to lasting infamy. Their,
is hardly any contingency possible, con
sistent with the character of the proposed
new tribunal, and with an honest exami
nation of the votes, by which Hayes cal
be declared President. This is the sor
point with Morton, Sherman, and thei
associates, who anticipated low lease O
power, the control of the Treasury, an,
the old rule under a new name.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26
MORTON AND SHERMAN,
THEIR RECORD ON COUNTING THE ELEc-
VI roRA14vorE'

THEIR RECORD ON COUNTING THE ELEC-
IN ToRAI. VOTE. A
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-If anything
was wanting to expose the weakness of
the opposition to the Electoral Commits
sion on the Republican side, the speeches
of Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Sherman have fur
nished it. Every argument advanced by
either against the principle Of the bill, so
far as the power to count is affected, was
an arrangement Of his own record. Mr..
Sherman voted for the twenty-second
joint rule, under which either House
could object to the Y ote of State, and 1t
required the concurrence of both to ad-
init the vote after objection.
Mr.. Sherman was the teller on the part
of the Senate in 1873, and assisted in
counting the votes for Gen. Grant; Mr..
Morton took an active part in the reject
ion Of the States of Arkansas and Louisi-
ana on that occasion, and his bill, which
passed the Senate at the last session, pro-
vides, when several returns of electoral
votes shall be received from State, that
the only return to be counted shall be the
one which the two Honses, acting sepa-
rately, shall decide to be the true and val
id return"
No suggestion that the President of the
Senate had any power to count direct or
implied, was ever made by either fthese
leaders, until it became apparent that
such an assumption was the only mode by
which Mr.. Hayes, with the aid of the Re-
turing Boards, could be declared Presi-
dent. 1t was device invented to attain
that object, and became the cornerstone
of the conspiracy, by which this mon
strous fraud was to be consummated.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26


CHERIFF SALE.
- BY virtue of u writ of Venditioni Ex-l
ponas TO me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF MAXWELL,
in Middletown, in st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE srn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1871.
at l O'Clock p. NJ,
The following described real estate; viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situated, lying and being in ~.
Georges Hundred New Castle county State
OF Delaware, bounded by lands OF the Deia-
ware Railroad Company and other lands OF
Robert A Cochran, aforesaid, and contained
within the following described metes and
bounds, to wit:
Beginning at stake in the east line OF
the said Delaware Railroad Company, ana
I'm the centre of Cochran street, being for n
corner for the lot of land, and thence with
the centre of said Cochran street south
elghty-four and three-f0urth degrees, east
two hundred and fifty-six feet and nine
inches to a stake in the centre of Scott
street at the centre of the intersection of
said streets, also corner for this land,
thence with the centre of said Scott street
south five and one fourth degrees east three
hundred and forty feet TO stake in the
centre of Reading street, and at the centre
of the Intersection thereof with said Scott
street, also n corner for this lot of land
thence with the centre of said Reading
street south eighty -four and three-fourth
degrees west two hundred and fifty-one
feet to a stake in the east line of the land OF
said Delaware Railroad Company, also a
corner for this land, and thence with the
land of the said railroad Company bind
ing thereon north six and one-fourth de-
grees west three hundred and ffty-one feet
home to the place of beginning, containing
In the said metes and bounds one acre
.. 4. IL
perches OF land, be the same more or less
with large four-story frame building OF
factory thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of "The Delmarvia Manufacturing
Company" and to be sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, Late Sheriff.
Sherifi7s Office, New Castle,
Jan. 20, A. d., 1877. jan22ts
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26

"BULL-DozING" DAwEs.-In the de-
bate on Wednesday, Mr.. Dawds, in his
seat, made some remarks as to how they
lid in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Conkling said the idea that any.
'h!ng upon earth or in heaven above
could be as perfect as they made things
n Massachusetts, he did not entertain for
one minute. When the other States of
ms Union even approximated the per-
fection of Massachusetts the time will
nave come when no problem could exist
that could not be solved. Even con-
'ested Presidential votes would count
themselves, and the whole universe
would go on by automatic and self-adiust-
ns process. Laughter.l
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26

The capital-roomed project is agitating
Pennsylvania from Lake Erie to the river
Delaware and even the sober Philadelphia
Ledger grows sarcastic over the claims Of
HarrisburS, and insinuates that these con
sist chiefly in the fact that the legislators
are allowedto amuse themselves during
the long winter evenings by hurting spit
toons at each other. We had thought
'draw poker" the leading diversion there.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26

THE Work OF THE CoNsp1RAToRs.-
Mr.. Edmunds, in his eloquent peroratior
in the Senate described the condition in
which Morton had got the country in and
demanded to keep it in, to mountains fall
ling in shoreless ocean.
Mr.. Edmunds was fully aware of the
plots that had been laid. he doubtless
intended to communicate to his party
with this terrible picture, the horrible
breakers that beset the "Ship of State
under the control of Grant, Chandler and
Cameron, urged on by Morton and his
brother conspirators. ..
And when Senator Sherman, whose
brother ccntrolles the magazenes and for
ees that were to be used, attempted to de-
stroy the dreadful picture sketched by
Edmunds. Mr.. Conkling, as if by inspir-
alton by some good geni. furnished an
lher which must have struck the audit
ors with amazement. Mr.. Conkling, in
referring to the claim that in the absence
OF the 2Sd rule or other legislation, the
President Of the Senate should count, he
said, at is a theory which has broken
down laws, destroyed dynasties and COM
PEELED revolutions. II is Hellgate, par
cd and honeycomed ,cith dynamite"
And that is the connition to which the
Commercial and Republican would re-
joice to have the country still placed in
Notwithstanding the better half of their
party is opposed to it.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26

IRE grand jury of New York have
prepared an amendment to the state law
against duelling providing that "eyery
person offending against any of the pro-
visions OF this law shall be competent
witness against any other person offending
IN the same transaction, and may be com
PEELED to appear and give testimony be-
fore the grand jury in any court in same
manner as other persons; but the testi-
mony Sc given shall not be used in any
prosecution or proceeding, civil or crimi-
nal, "sa.ns, the person so :es.ityinc."
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26

The sore point with Morton, Sherman
and the rest of the conspirators who an
ueipated a new lease of power, the con-
troll Of the treasury, and the old rule un-
der new name, is, as the New York
sun pungently says that there is hardly
any contingency possible, consistent with
the character of the proposed tribunal
and an honest examination of the votes,
10y which Hayes can be declared Presi-
cent.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-26
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