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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-22

Are the most eff
fective and congo
NAL purgativeev ever
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-22

7AHNEN BROTHERS, No. ~ Main ST., Keno
III sha, Merchant TailoIs. We Keep constantly
on hand q we'll selected stock OF cloths, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps of the latest styles. Work done and
goods sold as cheap as at any other establishment
in the city
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-22

DGSEN s. BEDESSEN, Manufacturers and
ID Dealers in all kinds Of Furniture, Spring
Beds Mattresses Upholstered Goods, Chamber
and Parlor Sets, Ready made Collins always on
hand Shop on Main near Wisconsin street.
KenOsha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-22

MARBLE WORKS.
MI HUGGINS q WASHBURN
KenO5ha and Racine, Wis. Monumental and
GraYest0ne work executed in the highest style Of
the art.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-22
THOMAS NELSON.
| a. 1FTLLER, General deaIer in

1Hu2cheS, C20cbS ua29 JeWel2'Ys
No. IL Main Street, Kenosha.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with
promptneSs and in Workmanlike manner
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-22

The following is the calender of
causes for the present term of the Cir
cult Court
National Republican., 1877-02-15

of Republican purity in sections where
ever their presence has been tolerated. The
Republican party must cut loose the In
cubuses. There are more Of them. They
must 20. The intelligent masses OF the
North have ALWAYS sympashized with the
South in this matter .of carpet.bagism,
when the carpet.baggers have been com.
posed Of such material as Is found in PyR.
MAN. There are good men who have gone
from the North and now hold prominent
places among the Southern people. These
men should be sustained by the law abiding
people everywhere. But for the sake of
the political purity, dignity and strength
Of the Republican party, men like PuRMAN
must be remanded to political obscurity,
and kept there by the will Of sovereign
people. He is out Of the Republican party
now. Happily for the country, he will
soon be out of politics.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
Swallowing Rubies as = Tonic.

Pulverized diamonds are iu some parts of
India reputed to be the least painful, but the
most active and infsliible OF all poisons. Ru-
bies, however, reduced to powder are, II seems,
considered to be rather beneficial to the health
than otherwise. At least such 10 tho opinion
OF the ex-Gaikwar OF Baroda, who, according
to one Of the Indian papers, is now engaged
in repairing his constitution, and, with this
view, is In the habit of eating rubies in the
form OF fne powder sprlnkled over cakes.
His uighness, II ts stated, entertains Q very
high opinion Of the medicinal qualities Of
rnbies taken in this form, and expends . con.
siderable portion Of his income in buying these
gems for conversion into physic. He also
takes other precious stones, not as pills but
as powders, TO assist In the restoration of his
health, and has engaged q large number Of
native cooks, who have orders to leave no
stone unpowdered which, when mixed with
confectionery, may be eaten with advantage.
1t is to be hoped that the cooks do not abuse
the confidence thus reposed In them BY appro.
priating the gems to their own use; but the
temptation must bo ono which no Brltish
cook could Withstand, and II would be hardly
prudent for any wealthy invalid In this coun-
try who adopts jewel diet In Imitation Of the
unfortunate Mulhsr Rso to allow the pulyer-
izing process to be carried on In the Kitchen
Pail Nall Gd-eiic.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
PERSONAL.

John Allen, Pa, has rooms at willard's.
l.. Mithody, st. Louis, has rooms at Willard's.
q. p. Comstock, U. S. A., has rooms at the Ar.
lington.
j. .. Moss, of sandusky, Ohio, Is stopping at
II. W. slocum, Brooklyn, is sojourning at the
Arlington.
George b. Wright, Indianapolis, Ind, is at the
Arlington.
Geo. q. GlarIs, New York, Is at willard's.
W; II; Rowe, Salt Late City, has rooms At
J;,P. Murphy and wife, Phi!adelphia, are h,
Willard's.
Dr. Alto Grass, Vienna, has apartments at
WIZARDS.
d, NJ. Thompson, Providence, r. l., is at the
Arlington
$. r. McNary, Hartford, Conn, is stopping at
the Arlington.
Mr.. J. NJ, Barrett, of Baltimore is guest at
the Imperial.
J.H. Mitchell, Of Philadelphia, is stopping at
the Imperial.
L. g; Thompson, Of New York, Is sOjournlng at
J. J. CLARK and wife, New jersey, are sojOurn-
ing at Willard's.
J.W BushmOre and wife, of Plalnheid, N. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Stabler, Baltimore, have
rooms at the Arlington.
ments at the Arlington.
Hon. A. II. Garland, Senator.elect from Arkan.
tas, Is guest at the Riggs House.
Miss FentOn, the accomplished daughter Of ex.
Governor Fenton, arrived at the Riggs House
yesterday
Mayor Payne, Auditor Jones and Treasurer
Eyereth, OF Cleveland, Ohio, arrived at the Riggs
House last evening.
Adam Smith, Chicago, is stopping at wiilard's.
Hon. s. W. Kellogg and Miss Kellogg, Conn,
are at Willard's.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. L. Randidge, OF Boston,
have secured delightful suite Of parlors at the
Rigs House; They are expected 70 arrive TO.
day and will be accompanied by Miss Minnie
wright one Of the fairsst daughters of the Hub.
g. W. Tenant, Troy; Miss l.. Holmes, Troy;
Miss h Baxin, Troy; J.. :. Williams, New York;
York; L. r WOOD % and wife, Boston; J. II. Whit"
comb, Lawrence, Mass; u. II. Elliott, Baltimore;
nIhf John Burns; New Mampshire; "; Q; Eastman,
Walter LowIey, Pittsburg, arrived at the I'm.
perial yesterday.
,oJ ThS' Ta sp5!gYs, wtisa, N VI KidgsIrnd ss!,
lady, Philadelphia e; Morgan, Springfield,
ns M kkna AugIsR ~
Ino; Roach, New York; Rufus H. King, Albanyi
q. @. Mason and wife, New York; s. Tyron aud
York cSas. =. MiiSsnk, New YORK; James a.
Bishop, New York; I. NJ: Mollison and wife, New
York; 7. L. Lyermore, Boston; Mrs. II. q. Lay,
and HSIl Mr asl NJ Mrs. a. RcoInsou, q IS Albany n n
y. arrived at the Arlington yesterday.
Jersey city The Brown, N. J. S. p. Garm
chan. New York; l.. b. Gaf, Rhode
ID. Mordecai, baltimore, q, NJ. Harrison, Mo.
}: r. Murphy and wife, Philadelphia; d. Lar.
kins, y: Y; 7. J; s'99sy, T., n. T.; Julius BLen
and wife, c. Y. swan and wife, Frank King, N. Y
Strickland Knears, W: II. Yerkes, Philadelphia;
Philadelphia; John Richie, Frederick b. +.
hrchor and wife, Philadelphia; W. b. Carkad.
den, Pennsylvania w. II. Moore, Pennsylvania
J. J. Williams, Georgiai Jas. u. Slaughter
Mobile; Jas. Moorhead and wife, Pittsburg; Jas
Way, Phlladslphia; VIM. J. block, Phlladel
yesterday.
National Republican., 1877-02-15

We HAVE RECEIVED many inquiries from
leading statesmen, journalists, and other:gen-
tlemen, for the.name Of the writer OF those
able articles which have appeared In these
columns during the present session, usually
under the heading Of Congressional Review !"
We take pleasure In stating that the author
of these and other kindred political contrbu-
tions from the Capitol is Mr.. OSCAR X. HARRIS,
gentleman Of large experience in
public affairs, q keen observer, and q
brilliant and fearless journalist Of the
live, wide-awake, Independent, progressive
school. Mr.. HARRIS was In years past the
managing editor Of this journal, . position
which he discharged with great ability. In
this connection We will also announce that all
our reperts from the Capitol, which have bsen
such prominent and attractive feature of
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN during the pres
ent Congress, have been furnished by Mr.. A..
B. TALcoTT, another well known, versatile
and reliable Journalist, whose long connection
with the press Of this Capital qualified him In
an eminent degree for his arduous and respon.
sible task.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
FINANCE And COMMERCE.
Finance.

wAsuISGToS, ID. y. Feb. II, lsTr.
The New York POSTS financial article says:
"Gold opened At 1855, and all the sales have siuce
been AT o6k@i COS. Foreign Exchange continues
very dull and unchanged. In the mon ey market to-
day carrying rates for loans were s@i Govern
ment bond, are quiet and irm, the only change be-
Ing an advance of - In the cid 's5's. The stock
market opened Il higher than Il closed yesterday for
Delaware and Hudson Canal and illinois Central.
and . for Northwestern and Western Union. New
Jersey Central, Delaware LackawanuA and West
ern, and Lake Shore were each tS lower, the re-
mainder OF the list was unchanged. After decline
OF 4 In DelAward and Hudson Canal and S In Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western and Northwestern.
In. New York to-day neuey was easy at iSSs,
Exchange steady NJ is4i. Soid dull N 1855. ks1Ss.
The sub:fressury brsnces At New York to.dsg
were: Gold, TO- 4sj; currency, ~ l3s, ,eH. The
eub-Trcasury paid out on account of Interest,
Ss,@o; for bends, tT,coo. Customs receipts,
National Republican., 1877-02-15
As-OPTIoIAL.
SPECIAL ORDER.
WAaHIEaTor. February IA lsi;

WAsHIEoTof, February 10, lsfT.
For tho fourth time wEhln month the Secre-
tsry Of the Navy has the sad duty Of announcing
to the service the death Of one Of It's most dstln.
guished officers; Roar Admiral Theoiorus Bailey
died on Saturday morning last, at his residence
In this city.
This gallant ofhcer, entered the Navy as Mid.
shipman on the nrst day Of January, ISIS. In y
service OF nearly sixty yesrs he has been almost
constantly employed, and has len a 70 sord with
During the Mexican war he was actively on.
gagged IN the operations upon the west coast
which finally resulted In the acquisition OF Cali,
iornia and IN his latter years he greatly distin.
unguished himself In command Of the leading
column Of Admiral Farngut's fleet while passns
Of that city,
HIS death will be lamsnted by tho service and
by the country.
=. On IN day after the receipt of this order, the
nags or the Navy Yards and Naval Stations, and
Of All ships In commission, will be displayed at
hhlimast nom sunrise until sunset, and thirteen
minute-guns will be fred at noon from each Navy
slngly.
All oficers Of tho Navy and OF tho Marine
thirty days. Gro. M, RonRsoE,
secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
The swindling Treasury Clerk.

Thomas G. Douglass, q clerk in the First
Auditors oince, Of the Treasury Department,
was arrested by special agent Simmons ycster-
terday for engaging in Illegal practices. Doug.
lass is the clerk mentioned in yesterdays Re;
PUBLICAN as having extorted enormous per.
government bonds. Douglass did not go to tho
Treasury Department yesterday but remained at
his home on Eighth st.i pleading illness as his OK
have expected his arrest, rs several newspaper
paragraphs have appeared giving short account
Of dealings with bondholders, had by q clerk ID
the Treasury Department and New York
lawyer. He expressed no surprise when arrested
and said very little about the matter.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
THE bull.dozing Is going on in Washington.

THE bull-dozing is going on in Washington.
Says the correspondent here of the
NICHOLS organ at New Orleans: at may
be stated without reserve that If the Tribunal
take the same ultra partisan course on Louisl-
ana which It took regarding Florida, the re-
suit will not be accepted by the House, and
there is no telling what consequence may en-
sue. Several large loop. holes have been dis
covered In the electoral bill, which II Ia need
less to point out here, but which will soon be-
come apparent If the Tribunal tries to shove
the Louisiana Returning Board down our
throats." Whereupon that amisble journal
remarks editorially: "When we hear Demo-
Gratis crying peace peace! we think we scent
treason on the tainted gale" and rebukes =
more conservative neighbor for having called
upon the NICHOLS IN obs to disarm and dis
band
National Republican., 1877-02-15
Securities.

BALIINoRE, Feb. l2.-virginis skies, deferred,
S: xH,rRn,a, Ra,,, consolidated, d do, second
49, sugar qulet and easier Al IiS: do speciai tax,
BAhTIMoRE, Feb. u. = Cotton arm and. ssIet;
middlibg uplands, I2l6Di2kc.
Flour nIm, in moderate demand and unchanged,
wheat suiot rnd unchanged. Corn-Southern dulet
Southern IaS I white e. and ysllSy; Ss@aIae; wsstefn
G k@Sf @ 5asf asf S.y e stssIsry ss ss
Sis; S o.: 81 wys wStesdys demand modsraisi soatIyIs
!eGgIsc. Clover seed dull and lower; good to D.. :,
}SaiGc. Hay-g9od grades hrm; common dull ana
nroyi.ion, dull and heavy fo,riiI !ssis %. bull
clear Iib sides l0dc: han. Ilc. Lard-rehned,
70 pms, e do Sais ssls ana ns hsa' sSSs
whiskey dull at q %.
,Bseeip,s, Flour, issC; wheat, I,s5O; corr ~ 100.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
Army Orders.

By direction Of the President, Col. Geo. W.
Gotty, 3rd artillery, has been ordered to relieve
Col. VIM. F. Barry, End artillery, ofthe command
Of Fort Monroe, Va, and tho artillery school at
that post.=Col Barry, on being thus relieved. 10
ordered to the command Of his regiment, whose
headquarters are at Fort McHcnry, Md. Lieut..
Colonel Henry Upton, lst artillery, is ordered TO
duty at the artillery school, in place Of Colonel
Joseph Roberts, 4th artillery, heretofore re-
lievcd. First Lieutenant John Mex. Davis, lst
artillery, is ordered 10 report in person TO tho
commanding oficer, ARTILLERY school, Fort Mon.
roc, Va, for special duty,
National Republican., 1877-02-15

A GREAT deal of printing will have to be done
in the Louisiana case. The reports of the
visiting statesmen on either side make two
large volumes. The report of the Committee
Of the House will make fifteen hundred pages.
There are additional reports of the Senate
Committee and Of Mr.. FIELDS committee,
which will make two more copious volumes.
1t will give work to the printers If 1t does 20
other good.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
LITERARY NOTES.
The Magazines for March.

LIPPINcorT's MAGAZINE for March is hand
somely illustrated, and contains, as the opening
article, very interesting sketch Of travel in Pc.
ru. Three charming poems by Charles DeKay,
Kate Hlllnrd and Sidney Lanier light up the pa.
cles.
HARrER's, for March, opens with very enter
tanning and interesting article on Cont emporary
Art In France. This Is followed by succession Of
ly illustrated,
National Republican., 1877-02-15

IF THE sensational speech of PuRMAN es-
tablishes anything beyond his own iniamy, It
is that the Republican National Committee
sent no money to Florida during the cam
paign. Governor sTEARNs has given his
sworn testimony that he had no knowledge OF
any money sent there since the election. Thus
the Democratic charge OF the free use of
money in Florida on the part of the Republi.
cans, is disposed Of, and another of DAVID
DUDLEY FIELDS bugaboo stories falls to
pieces.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
North Presbyterlaus.

The ladies of the North Presbyterian church
having elegantly rented the samo, last evening
gave an entertainment, consisting Of elegant
music and nne recitations, to pay the expenses.
The musical part was rendered By Messrs. Pugh,
Pearson, Young and Fugitt, and Misses Kidwell,
mygatt and swallow. Tho four frst named gon.
Fugitt and Young bass solos. Mr.. Hay gave sew.
eral recltations TO the great delight Of the audi
ence. Encores were frequent during tho evening.
National Republican., 1877-02-15

DEACON TRuMBuLL went down to New
Orleans to help foot up the Return ing Board
figures, and succeeded In getting up his own
foot up very high in the may surges ofthe Bos-
ton, and swim whirl of the lively waltz. The
sum of the whole thing Is DEACON TRuMBULL
has injured his good name among respectable
people.
National Republican., 1877-02-15

THE eESTEEL and polished Deacon TRuM-
BULL does not look like a man who would
dance all night with q two hundred pound
pink. eyed senegambian maiden and go home
with another one In the morning. But they
say in New Orleans that he really did this
thing. Tho ways of human nature are past
finding out
National Republican., 1877-02-15
Ma val orders

Ensign George N. Peters to tho Ranger |;
Enssign Charles W. Haskell to the Trenton;
Detached. ed.-Lieutonant Boutello Noyes has re-
ported his return home. having been detached
from tho Richmond, South Atlantic station, 10th
OF October last, and has been placed on waiting
orders; Lieutenant W. McOarty Little from the
Swatara, and placed on waiting ordersj Ensign
o. W. Lowry irom the coast survey, and ordered
to the Frolic South Atlantic station, per steamer
OF March FROM Philadelphia. Ensign II. y. Mich
olson from the Hartford, and ordered To the Pow.
haitian
National Republican., 1877-02-15
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET IN
EFFlGY.

II certain element in New Orleans
are anxious to publish themselves to the
country as unabridged simpletons, they
should continue right on as they have
begun. Last week they foolishly got up
an indecent and highly reprehensible spec.
tacular procession, which marched through
the principal streets Of the city. 1t was a
costly travesty of the Presidents family
and cabinet, and other prominent public
men. 1t was of the most outrageous con-
ception and infamous execution. The
Nichols organ, the New Orleans Democrat,
comments gleefully upon it, explains each
character in detail. and announces in capi.
tails the travesty to have been "a dcvilish
good satire" If any element in this
country have greater cause to be grateful
TO the President than this same faction. we
do not know where to find them.
Says the New Orleans Republican of the
10th instant:
Some drlblets of the 'bar'l Of money seem to
have been on Thursday night last devoted to n
allegorioal satire upon the Republican National
and state Governments. Tho spectacle has left
no Intelligent impression OF anything except q
malovolent purpose TO defame the President Of
the United states and his confidential advisers,
and render the great majority OF the American
people despicable In their choice OF chief II Is
not, perhaps, an improper comment that Just at
| this time the Democratic leaders are commopdlng
the President for his nrmness in maintaining he
Democracy in n quasi authority here, the mum
mers and mountebnnks should show the same
Presidentin IN oontemptuous degradation before he
/ very peOple to whom he is commended -
National Republican., 1877-02-15
Combinations Yesterday.

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations: James II.
Wilbur, Indian Agent at Yakoma Agency, wash
ington Territory; J. II. Stout Indian Agent at
Pima and Marcopa Agencies, Arizona; II. H.
Davis, Indian Agent ut San. Carlos, Arirona; W.
q. DeHart, to be Second Lieutenant In the Rove
nuo Marine Service; Capt. Eric Gabrielson, to bo
Captain in the Revenue Marine Seryicei Lieut..
X. M. Clark, to be First Lieutenant In Revenue
Marine; Lieut.. W. A. Falling, to be Second Lieu
tenant In Revenue Marine; Marshal A. Breeden,
to be Postmaster at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
National Republican., 1877-02-15

IT Is stated upon good authority that an
order has been sent from Gramercy Park to
the TnDEs Literary Bureau, to attack Justice
BRADLEY for the position he has taken 10 the
Florida casa
National Republican., 1877-02-15
MARKETS ELsKwHHRE.

uplnnds, Epci Orleans, l3c; sales OF 2it bales,
S9ns9lldsni,,d net e. receipts sos osles; Exports
cpp3tinent :; So bales; Channel. LAS oaies.
Without any deSised change d price. Southern
auie, and md steady; suIerans a, o. sgs 10. Cornpeai
Milwaukee store held stsi 80; No. 2Chicago held
Rys dull and shade esscrn st s.Ssic: jersey.
rnr SlinGE; No. & Csnads nSminslly y 0l9 10y; twJ-
many many ,d'@i9aG BsrleJ malt dull sii;Iowed
new as. better; @ moderas, export and home trade
Wsstsi n 3. MIXED @ tS]..sisi no grade md New YSrs
York York Nj Z Ic; yell9s southern on dock, t5He; Do
mixed Nv Western and state. sOs5,c white do, 40
So'se. HAY steady; shipping sb. Hope dull and
GiSssSEi yssrliSgs Eastern and Wsstern,
SSIs SIsc ;nS SSosSscRp sS% quiet and anSh.nssd sugar
Snsh very ar%S better demand
iSc. Rice steady, fair demand. Petroleum dull aHd
hehyy; crude, lie; refined resAles, lskc. TAllow
easier; prime, Sc. Resin easler strained At o. Is
92D. Turpentine easier; sprits, ~. EGEs drmer,
state and Pennsyiyania, 22c; fresh Western, 2D8
22c lined dull at l99l7c, Goal unsettled; anthrS.
cite per cargo, p&@t2?
National Republican., 1877-02-15

Mr.. W. J. PuRMAS Is anxious to get his
name on the payroll Of the next House. Is
It for this reason that he made up his mind
that Florida is for TiLDEH'
National Republican., 1877-02-15
Nominations Yesterday.

The President sent tho following nomiua-
tions to the Senate yesterday: I. W. Haverstick,
to bc Receiver Of Public Monies, at Los Angeles,
Cal.; Ransom Rowland, United States Attorney
for Florida; s. s. Garrett, United States Mar
thai, western district of Texas
Observation-Disclosures Downing, boone, Iowa;
J. T. Albright, Casen, Mich; y. Z. Glesson,
Harry
National Republican., 1877-02-15

Ex-Governor PALMER asks with pathetic
rage why that quadroon ball affair cannot be
dropped Information about IL has Just
reached his home, probably.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
MINOR cAPITAI TOPIOs.
Adjournment of Supreme Court.

Owing to the srduous duties OF the FIVE Jus
tices OF the Supreme Court on tho Electoral Oom.
mission, the Court, Instead Of commencing busl-
moss on tho 10th inst, pursuant to adjournment,
will probably take q further recess until tho
10th instant.
National Republican., 1877-02-15

TUE House recently took away from Mr..
JoHN NJ, BARCLAY the right to publish what
is known as Barclays Digest" AID gave 1t
to Mr.. SMITH, tho journal clerk. In the de-
bate on this matter, Mr.. BLACKBURN and
JoHN YouNG BRowN made a statement which
was based upon the statement of some mali
cous party, that Mr.. BARCLAY had already
received from the Government s50,000 for his
book. In answering this unjust statement,
Mr.. BARCLAY wrote a letter to Mr.. BLACK
BURN, in which he said
"Instead Of being over $4,000, as stated by you
amounted TO more than One.half OF that sum.
The first regular edition Of the Digest was pub
lished In 1850, ahd the last one (pad for) IN $50
covering period Of sixteen years. Now, II had
published an edition every year, and at the high.
est rate Of profit ever allowed, viz tl,010, you
will see that could not have received over t32'
90: showing an exuggoration on the part OF your
Informant OF $4,000. But the truth Is, did not
publish an edit Ion every year, nor did l always
realize as much as 1000 from an edition. The
hrst two regular editions Of the size and style Of
| my own expense; and, although received more
| iOt them from tho Government, l derived much
| edition"
Look out for the SUNDAY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, which will be published next
Sunday morning 1t will be newspaper In
every sensc.
National Republican., 1877-02-15
NOT SATISFACTORY.

Senator MITCuELL's resolution for the
arrest of Mr.. JORDAN, cashier of the Third
National Bank in New York, was opposed
by Senator SALISBURY and other Demo.
cratic reformers, who are anxious to get
at the bottom facts OF all polite n trans
actions. JoRDAY had refused to obey the
summons Of the Senate Committee to ap
pear with the bank account of Messrs.
TILDEN, HEWITT and PELToy, although it
is more than a month siGco the House
Committee obtained from the Second Ma.
tional Bank the accounts of Secretary
CHANDLER and Governor McCoRmcE-the
latter personal account. 1t is very evi.
dent the Democrats do not like for them.
selves the policy which they have adopted
towards the Republicans.