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In marked contrast with the IN pleasant develop
ueuts that have appeared recently, concerning GER
tain companies clad to note the res ts 81 a
official examiu sfioa of this ompany. Although IA
ing charter direct fr,n Congress, 10 does not ~
tempt to dlsayow ito spJnsthility 10 states IN
surauCe laws.
By mutual Creemeu on behalf % The state deaIt-
meutsJf New York. ssachu- It's, fennsy III "a hhu
Michigan, the Hon. - mUel Rove, OF AS&ttttrf
state. January -th riga - ma
tiou of the book Hs-et= aud liabilities OF i@ ON
many turami- pLer Rowe was assisted - ofNat-
son the Wrli-kuowu Hctuary, nd > IL Lea. T. a.
The detailed examination continued vitl0nt In
are highly gratifying the friends OF the Company
and generally. ON the ith the tipsny re-
oeiyed from Commissioner Rowe renewal 81 its au-
thonty 10 DO business in Michigau. together With
his written assurance that be found the Con paEy
able to comply fully Will the stringent Laws II hi-
state The entire siuvcsted ia United States
b1ndsand fret MORTGAGE. ON tie 5l-t Decent
1870. II had grand Surrlus above all liabilities 81
Fl. AIS -3 81 It's receipts in l-76 exceeded M di--
tursemeuts ty ss 900 although u paid h
! claims nearly a quarter Of million dollars More
perfect security could not be offered 10 Insurer II
l. almost unnecessary ray that this Company has
nothing do with the National Capital Life
aace Com pauy Of the District Of Columbia Unlike
helttter concern the National Life Insurance Com
pauy nitci states % Americs l. upt rensur-
! ing other companies ami H. not responsible n any
WAY for the liabilities or policies OF the Republican
Life Insurance Company or any other corporation
address j. NJ. Butler, ssc'y.
! Branch Ofice-Chicaeo. III.
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THE SUN
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President ybo was not elected by the peopJ nav
ing been inauguarted at Mashingtoll "a, ~ eil az
cesses Of fraud call upon honest lSI rsrsisent
eif5rt FIR ne Correction Of this eat wrong III ne
punishment Of the guilty TO be eniereeu 'ni ''0
foFthis outrage upon the right Of self
the Republican party ana IT closel a., have taken
primarily responsible; but the men wie ~,
office through such means. and who are az - s5itt
crcisi the power OF Cover nHeit uIuii 90 cei,,t
ity re scarcely less gHllty than thst vi sfudls
The Fraudulent President aud NE a uE ~ the r.
undertaken t. for-ake n g ancient way Virat nj
puLIirnu nsrtv and having invite "A hcli
a former Rebel 10 occupy one OF the uo7t ~ honss,
offices in the Cabinet. propose &c debauch ~ ~
dc.s and y n enormous system % Cover i
s4.r ms canals ping thus 70 ceiiI ls.e
in rorruption the work begun i'm fraud Al ~
time with hy pocTit!cal preteusts OF Lel.5 ~.
civil service they atter the vanity Of Northe -
riets 10 tfe nj that the great in which - "a
miuistrati0u IS founded may Dc
cOudo or-d. ,tecons nir
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ginning u the end THE ST shah never a ~. i,
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wife new recruits from every quarter 70 Joi" - 4'
movement.
Our Did friends and readers body OF about NIL;
non readers tie same number a. NJ 'soteI f,r
samuel }. Tilden for President we need on5 ~
that We shall continue hereafter aS Ia the - -
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AMONG the books at the forthcoming
Iazton exhibition IN stationers' hall.
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MEEKINS'S TwINsES.
BY DR.. GEORGE W. BAGBY.
(MozIs ADDUMs }
,,,raroHr snnwnRrD BY nrArAx w kosearss'

Babis in ginrul is bald-heded, boleged
d;sturbers NV the peece. They Gums
ITO this worP frownin horrid, fists
Jnbled up, red az pepper, hot as jinjer and
Iongrv as hogs. YOt got to ten to UNI
,ot to drap all biznis and ten to UNI then
and thar, or elts you'll heer from um erly
and citing. The nuss lanches UNI into
I;fe with a dram NV some kind, and then
wupders they Iuvs whisky when they has
growed mp.
But twinses is misteyus vizitatins NV
proyidens; urthquake in colyums,
he rite and leF wings NV hurrykane
that thar amt no accountin fur. They
c,,ms like claps Nv live thunder out'n a
oiore sky in the midul Nv the day or mite
Stbev Amt keerin which, and konstirnates
,be naberhood. Nobody amt never pre-
,,sred for UNI, aad thar Is q rusbin , and
Inv doctors, muses. and wimmin that
sbskes the chimblys and jars the whole
,;sinitv. A feerful tiem
They fetches no bagige, not rag, not
blame thing, not even swailer-taie-
Loie and a stauiin collier, but they Gums
n .tav. Thar IL much b0rryin NV
1 tlothes-it takes nut dry goods to set up
/ arm Nv twinses ~ to stok a good size
| Rod 81. sto and you sc got to opin a
/ milk depo and free bodin house on the
spot, lo9kin' fur yo' pay in nuther and
/ better worr Becoz twinscs has but
vague idees NV settlin bills.
Neny wimmin arrives at yo' manshun,
and thar is much miratin. The po' men
m, sevrul bloks arOun gethers on the
I curuders NV the streets and wunders TO
ecbe other if tw inses is ketchin like mezils
and chicken pok. Thar minds is Onesy.
Thy goes to pothekerries to git sum
nUint agin the things.
-taint no use, no manner NV use.
ssSN.2Inine nor birthstone nor kerOsiv sub
limit, nor nothin knowd To man can't
keep UNI off. Twinses is misteyus things,
and thar is no akOuntin fur um one way
nor the luther. Hew Blar, the drugger,
can't put up nuthin to fend UNI off, nor
Tom Doswil, with all his expeyunse,
can't insure am. If they ar n cumin,
and if they amt a cumin all creashun
can't hurry um up. Twinses Is the most
obstinit and opinyunated kattil know.
Thar is a nuther misteyus thing bout
twinses. Them that wants um can
have um-thar IS men in this vale Wv
dadshimness and limited sponduliz that
never duz ketch UP with what they Is q
runnin arter, no matter what they do
and them that don't want UNI, and kin
hardly turn thout treddin on children
has UNI shure. Here they cum hoopln
and a holrin Now me and Tom Cuck
potrik is the very pattun Wv men foI
twinses, was cut and bride you may say
TO be the father of two twinses, but nary
twin hav cum these thirty yeer, tho
we have been dyin fur um. On the
luther hand, look at Meekins Nv all and
NV all humins! Meekins-but mo- anon
No; twinSes is misteyos. To the rlcl
man childun cum one at a time, like
balls down the troft NV ten-pin alley
but to the po man they Gums
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I've recent a good old age, have trav-
lied fur and wide, hav eat heep, bin to
Moth Killing, iivd in Amherst, seen much
and dun meny things, but Meekins havin
twinses lays over enything that ever
hapined in my time. Its the went of
the age Nv all and NV all. Meekins :
Twinsesl | don't bleev it. 'Tain't so.
I kinnot ondcrstan it. My bride litenin
bugs throws no lite on the subject. Is
dark misteryus MYSTERY.
MoZIs Albums.
Konfexnery & Fede Sto.
Rockitts, Dec. u, 1876.
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

Senator Conkling who seemed TO champ
ion the opposition to the Presidents nomi-
nations, Of Messrs. Roosevelt and Prince,
to the chief Offices of the N. Y. Custom
House, is treated by many of the Journals
Of the day, as victor. The glory he has
won, is considered the more signal, for the
reason, that the old ineumbents-Arthur
and Cornell, were 10 be superseded with
out known cause, and in opposition to the
civil service heretofore enunciated by the
President-that there should be no remov-
ais without cause. 1t is perhaps a ques-
tion, whether Mr.. COnkling, is not enjoy
ing more fame over the matter than be is
justly entitled to, for the only Republicans
who voted with the Democrats for con-
frmation, we're Burnside, Christiancy.
ConoYer, Dawes, Hoar and Matthews.
Burnside explained that be wanted to vote
on the other side, but personal friendship
for the President as a soldier caused him
to vote for confirmation. OF course such
Democrats as Hill, Gordon, Lamar,
McCreery, Salisbury, etc., voted to con-
firm. Against confirmation was the main
body pf Republican Senators, and only,
three Democrats. Thus the independence
and fidelity Of the Republicans in the Sen
ate were shown in an unmistakahle man
ner, and the Republican party in New
York are gratifed and encouraged, and
throw up their caIrs for the Senator.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

Mr.. Bsyard made strong argument
against the Matthews repudiation resOlu-
ton Thursday. He said that the power
given by the Constitution to Congress IN
regard to the coinage was ''to coin money
and regulate the value thereof" Under
that grant of power, Congress could not
coin money and falsify its value. "Could
this Government" he asked-and in this he
touched the core Of the matter-''use its
lawmRking power to produce an advantage
in its own favor? No Government on the
face Of the earth could do so without dis
honor" This is sound doctrine. No con-
sequence Of the course of the silver men in
Congress is so much dreaded as the educa-
tion of the public mind in the ideas of dis
honesty. When a lawyer like Mr.. Mat
theWs, representing great State in the Sen
ate, eIhsusts his ingenuity to discover
quibbling technicalities by which to defend
3 proposition to cheat the Governments
creditors, he reads lesson in swindling to
the whole community, of which no one can
measure the corrupting effect. 1t is re-
refreshing to see this evil influence checked
by such plain and vigorous statement Of
honest principles as that of Mr. Bayard.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

The accounts of the election on the 5th.
in Georgia, differ in some mihor points,
but agree in the main, that Republicanism
In that State, at least, sis dead" as we
have been told by Wendell Phillips and
some rof his endorssrs in this quarter.
The Republicans have had. up to the dates
OF one or two elections, strong organiza-
tion in the State. But how was it at the
late election? We are told, that there was
not single Republican Candidate in the
field, and not single Republican vote
cast in the entire State. The old Wings.
even failed to show themselves Every
thing went solid for Democracy. And the
Legislature is nearly, or quite unanimous.
on all political issues. There is now
peace and quiet.
OF course no outrages were committed on
Republicans, The Democratic shotgun
Fepossd in peaceful silencr on the wooden
hooks over the cabin door, and the lately
enfranchised colored man stayed at home
in safety, or went to the polls at the com.
mand of a white master to vote the Dem.
ooratio ticket. 1t was lovely for Republi.
cans, For the first time in many years
their lives were not in peril on election
day. Even the detested carpet-baggers,
who settled in Georgia after the war, and
invested their all in southern homes and
southern industries, were allowed to stay
on their farms or in their workshops un-
molested on account Of political opinions.
The democracy of Georgia have assumed
a virtue, whether they have it or not.
Their magnaninity is a source of joculari-
ty with northern Democrats, who tell us
that the Republican party sis dead" A
citizen of Georgia, may now entertain DO
litical opinions-provided he never ex-
presses them by word or vote, and illus
trates in himself, that the party sis dead. .
Obi Daniel, hast thou indeed come to
judgment9 Or has Judgment flown to
british besstsY'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

The brief passage Of words between SEN
stors Gordon and Conkling, in the secret
session, last week, made the public prick
up their ears; and the speedy settlement
of the furry, was rather disaPPoint-
ment to those, who have normal taste
for excitement. The terms Of the settle
ment, were dignifed with place upon
the Journal. The fact is worthy Of at
tent1on, as given in the recitals Of the at
fair, that the first offensive expression,
a. well as the vulgar threat that gave
rise to all the rumors Of duel being
imminent, came from Senator Gordon
the result of early plantation advantages
and culture.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

The incoming Legislature Of Mississippi
will contain four colored members. three
of them were elected IS Democrats and one
as a Republican. The Senate only contains
one Republican-the House ten. 1t Is
Legislature so unanimous as to be danger
Gus to the ruling party. Discussions and
discords in dividing the State and Nation
aI spoils are almost inevitable.
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

The tone Of the message, was not as war
like towards Mexico, as it was in the pop
ular mind expected to be. The repeated
provoking and outrageously criminal
raids upon Texas property and life, do
not appear to be viewed by Congress, or the
Executive, in the light in which the people
look at them. From our stand point, these
aggressions call for summary and vigorous
treatment, or putting down with strong
and stern hand. We are at loss to un-
stand the animus Of the powers at Wash
ington. We know that it is intimated that
the reports are exaggerated; but there
would seem to be some policy of State,
that holds the hands that might well be
raised for the work of chastisement.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

President Lincoln during his first Presi-
Dental term, had to meet the uncharitsble
and often unreasonable opposition OF Re
publicans dissatisfied with his ''policy and
his manner of conducting the war. Presl-
dent Hayes is undergoing somewhat SINH
lar experience in endeavoring to end the
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

In every department Of this report s
grand increase is shown over the business
of the previous season, which must be q
very pleasing fact to our citizens, while
other ports Of more pretentions than Ash
tabula have been complaining the past
season of the great filling OF in their mar
inc business. If the business OF tins port
shows sneh sn increase during season like
the one inst passed, what may We expect
when the good times" come again?
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

The Macon Telegraph, red-hot Demo
cratic paper of Georgia, disapprOves any
attempt to put Mr.. Tilden in the White
House. and significantly says: 1--WE are
tolerAbly content with the work Of the Re
publicau President"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

It looks to the impartial observer, says
the Tribune, very much as if the time had
arrived for the South to give the Admins
ration ''chance" to justify its generous
confidence.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-21

The President has named Ex-Governor
MCormeek as Commissioner General to the
Paris Exhibition: and the choice is hearth
" endorsed by the Press.