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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-04-25


up Broadway, see an endless flooring,
raised on massive pillars, moving down
the west side of the thorougfare and up
the east side. It resembles a yiaduct,
and is travelling at the unvaring speed
of ten miles an hour. Nearly as many
people are upon it as upon the sidewalk
below-some are walking southwark and
others northward, and presuming that
their pace is four miles an hour, they
make, with the added speed of the plat
form, fourteen miles an hour; some are
seated on benches and others in cabins,
like ordinary railway cars, erected on
the platform. The constant flow of the
promenaders lends the surface of the
structure an animated appearance; it is
surrounded by stationary iron railing,
with gas-lamps, upheld by branches
from the pillars, and, while the passen-
gers can shelter in the cabins during
inclement weather, they can enjoy the
below in fine weather. The greatest ad.
vantage Of the plan is that, as there are
no intervals, there is no waiting, and,
having signaled one of the conductors
we are almost Immediately admitted to
the platform train by one of the trans
fer cars, the train never ceasing to mevt
melliduously or to slacken its speed
These transfer cars seat eight persons
and have four wheels with Independent
axles SO arranged that they can bt
stopped at any of the stations without
detention to the main structure; before
our admittance to which, onr fares arr
collected. The cabins, or drawing
rooms, contain toilet apartments, witt
female attendants for ladies, and smok
ing and reading rooms are provided fo
gentlemen.
What dream of Mr.. Alfred Speer'
this was, and what benefactor h,
might have been, had it ever taken
tangible shape There were to be N
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME coURr-CHAMBERs- barrett J.-Nos. ia, I9s.
l9s 22, 226 sS2 3S5 245 "a 24S $50 2S6 257 lg 81
47 as l76 i79 1874. 2Ol, 22O RJ 225 22y 2S-. 2i9
2 24g 252 1885, 2j9 26o 2ol 262 Z6S 2U6 267 2o9 270
GESERAL TERM7Days :; J.; Brady and ingalls, gJNess Sos
255 256 257 259 260 lS Ala 26l llO lIl la, l99 20
2OJ. -
SPECIAL TERM-yan Worst J.aDemurrers Nos 5, 10
H. H. 20 23 % 81 32 80 "a, 49, 80 81 SO 80 40 a. ~
43 a. 40 46 Law and FaciNos 636 6J7, 703 70S, 573
CIRcUIT-PART I-DOnOhue JAos 4O4S 1891, lls4 25SS'
lss3, 1888 l7si ls00 ISL lsS6 ISL 1872 1872 ia i
1922 2 ,a & 7 iP $2to as Sss i7gS 7 iS4 @ M ia55 1853 1865
1851 1907 1863, 1865, 1866 1857, 96S ooa, eos ,-s
s9l iGo6 Ggs. $3.50 1872 1883. l65l 2sl2 5652 liso
400 l5e6 1909, isl2R ls54 1926 1889 1862 lg79 1871,
1862 40 1910, 1853 l542, 3lsO. 1899. l545 1873 lyA
1875 1871 1878 1879, 1880 1881, 1882. 1888 1884 lvo
sufEmoR COURT SPECIAL TERM-Freedman. J-pse
murrersNos 2, Issues OF FaetNOs ~ "A, 5O o. O'
TmiL TEGii-PARr I-spcirJ 529 5s4 o. 620, GSt
63g $50, $50 1922 BAL 2lS 27I ilS S6l 2Oi 4Oo 800 "
FiTT IiIGurts G. JNos. $50. 500 9lo 0es' 1885, 'S''
3l3, 500. GAL t42 6ia GA sac go 64l m an, "a 55s
4Os 436 44l 445 AL asa 63l, 449, 416 nj = "a,
CoAMoN PLKAs-sPEclAL 1EM-J' r. Day. ''-
FSuTTY TERM-J F. DAILY, JNo. l. 8, G. T. 10 ~ lt ls l
ISL g2 iisS 22s 4o5 {o7, lus 7I4 7 l1 5t6 7
PART IL. .-Larrem0re Mos So5 ;1l' S9i So S,s 1906
$50 as 39o 206 1852 osi 499 coo il55 tSOg
MARNE COURT-TMAL TRRM-PAI, ls,I"yi IN asiI 4si6'
is66 aS7 - 1900 $3.50, 49O7 . ,s., tis4 sGlt l5i6
PEgT Ii-sheidan. JNcs S6S3 10 5 i5oi t;s al
2sT iiINkeg G Nos J0OS, 55s1. 80 - Sl9l so'S
4sss 1855 iIl 5os5 5o4 24oG SG aS 'o.
Muir William McGloTy, oFgriy , and b,tt,Fy
| preienees: AdolPh kuItI ielon,ooS % "'f''' "
iIS' PhST H erseeye J-Anton NCDtr felonSus, ,,1
saull and battery William j. Thomus n; @ ma sise d
@ s s,noiS sn Nv Margaret Wai Lss,Ey froA re va
son james EssiaSl, iAiss gretsneaS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
AN ASSISTANT DEMOCRATIC COMMENT.


There seems to be no reason Tor the d0uOtS
which are expressed by Democrats in regard TO The
cness OF the translation OF the Tlden cipher DIS
patches mo attempt has been made by either Mr. Til
den Mr.. Marble, his principal agent In Florida to
show that the explanation OF them by THE NEW-NoRK
TRIBUNE Is incorrect, to offer any other explanation
The whole press the country recognizes III these dis
patches proof that 1den ready to save himself
from defeat subsequently TO the election by using money
10 influence the action of the returning boards whether
he believed that by such Of money he would simply
the membTs of the Florida Returning Board 10 MAKE
truthful finding or the results Of the election IS point
If MINOR Importance No candidate for the Presl-
dency can ever attempt to bribe return
ing" officer even TO do right, and after expos
ure hold up his head before his cOuntrylnen
The revelation of the contents Of these cipher telegrams
puts end the Presidential prospects Of Mr. Tlden,
but It alter of the facts OF history concern
ing the actual methods by which Florida was declared
for Hayes IL only makes the fact clear that the
count for sale, and indicates that the Repuoll-
the successful purchasers Those Republican
newspapers which disposed to rejoice over 1HB
TEBCNE's" find should temper their selcOngratula-
tiOnS with the reflection tba revelations of Demo
cratic TaScaty rub out the fact that Tllden was
elected the Presidency and that the declaration OF
The result Florida and Louisiana an outrageous
fraud. Both sides were willing 10 he corrupt, aud the
Republicans, who were much ADLER than their adverse
rIes. the more successful Indeed the Democrats
Ougeneraed a every point and nothing illustrates
this point strkngy thauhe fact that the rascaly
Democratic kilograms fully revealed 10 the pub
lie, white al the important Republican communications
have thus far been successfully concealed.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
CHuRCH DECORATION.
NIIV VtNNII I1E1~N' III IVa's
The Rep. DR.. II. c. Potter at grace Church

Dr. Potter preached yesterday, for the first
time since MS return from Europe, Church Deco
ration taking text the Second Book OF Chrou
icIes ill., Aud he garushed the house with precious
stones for beauty"
The distinguished author OF tho History OF tho
Jews" says that in the story of the jews
constantly see the temple of Solomon what was tbs
motive IN building the temple and in lavishlng upon IL
~ much treasure ana labor Wnat Solomon did was
not done TO display hls magnhcence; ths temple was
not an exhibition OF wealth 1t part OF mans edu-
cation what shouG do for God. Whatever do for
Him Ough, TO be done with great Il is commonly
argued that that kind ofdevoton ssuperannusted But
the temp and the devotion Of tho Jews have lowered
fu the CnristiaH religion. People the OF re-
igIOu no, 10 adOrn temples but 10 build hOsI alB
aid Oiphauagrs, ana 10 send aid TO the yellow SUI
fercis No Is not Que WDlt dNlner TO give 10 these oh
iects than O. give money toward the adOrnmeut
vi the churches. II IN como ages dlspropOrtlun-
ats amount OF mOney has been given iowa d
the bulding Of churches, there Is tendency
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
FRANCIS HILLIARD.

Francis Hilliard, an eminent member of the
legal profession died at his residence In the City
Worcester the 9th inst, aged seventytwO years He
was born at Cambridge, Mass, in 1906, and
was graduated at Harvard in 1923. He was ad-
mitted to the Massachusetts bar, and practiced
for many years in the courts OF the Court
OF Insolvency OF Norfolk County, and was also
MiddleseK aud Norfolk. He tor some time Judge Of
n member of the Legislature. He abandoned practice
and has occupied himself in the prepa-
rat Of various works In different departments of law.
beginning with work the Elements OF Law, OF
whcu second and much enlarged edition In ten vol
has jus. been Issued from the press. Other sub
lects have been Real Property" "MOrtgages -
" Torts," Remedies" " Vendors" etc, which have
become standard works. and passed through sew
erl editions. He hus long been prominent aud active
member Ot the Episcopal Church in tho diocese VI Mas
sachuseus.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
9 rhose clpher dlspatehes-shey,rs nOught.ehl but

"Those cipher dispatches-they're nOughtehf but
they're nigh u.s."
1t is reported that Mr.. Tilden Is making some
chemical experiments with the view Of utilizing Marble
dust He thinks il be used for the purpose OF clean
ing political machinery.
Mr.. Marble has been confined to his house
nearly week trying TO make anagram on his name
good anagram Is somewhat difficult and Mr.
Marble has perspired over u. good ana
gram ia that on "Telegraphs" whose letters
have been transposed into /" Great helps" while the
name " Dsraeli" will make the prophetic phrase. l
lead sir Mr. Marble has wrought now for six days on
his full name his food being handed TO him through the
cat hole az the bottom OF the door Last evening Just as
the sentinel was taking out quail toast which the
agOnzed thinker had declined to eat there came cry
OF jOy and NJ NJ NJ came rushing out his hair wildly
dsheveed and the slate bearing the following triumph
ant ciphering:
Moses MantOn Marble"
Anagram:
"NOr Sam blames me nOt!
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT WHO SEES THE POINT.
Llrnln Va. RalliLagrs Gnzetla lDenA

Although the cipher dispatches published by
The YORK TRIBUNE 90 not SnUw Oh their face that
the offer of McLin sell the vote of Florida TO the
Democrats for the Of S5OOOO ever brought To
the of Mr.. nden, they produce an impression
upOn the pubic mind which that gentleman cannot
safely ignore. Somebody sent that proposition to
Gramcrcy Park where Mr. nlden resides and addressed
20 Colonel PotOn. Mr. TldeGs nephew. Somebody sent
back the reply VIII deposit collars; you cannot draw
until Vuie member received" That Is TO say We will
pay the $4,000 but will not pay IL until the vote ~
actually cast" Now all this n Is true not brought
home To Mr. Tden tho face of the cipher dispatches
There is nothing 70 show, no documentary evidence
that he ever knew that such proposition had been
made, that having been made 70 any person pnrpOr
ing 10 be his friend, tAat friend had insulted
him by transmitting the Infamous proposition to
him. But, the other hand, there IS nothing
TO show that he did not receive IL; no evidence
that his friends kept II back from him. Mr. MaHtJu
Marble his trusted friends and high in his esteen
appears have entertained tho proposition, and at least
one the cipher kilograms concerning this particular
transaction addressed to him. The plain meaning
Of the documents their face-assumiug them To be
genuine and correctly decphered-taken in connection
the well-known facts, raises presunp sion that
tbe infamous proposition entertained and consd
cred GTamerey Park The common sense OF the great
ass OF the people cannot be ignored IN question Of
this kind, aud Mr. TdeB and Mr MantOn Marble ought
% lose time IN making their personal explanations
time necessary TO the preparation OF their Defence
they ought 10 come forward and promptly state that
fact and asserting their innocence OF the shameful trans
actions Of which they stand accused bring forward thef
proofs possible little downright manlineSs
how will Dc worth any amount OF ingenuity three weeks
hence.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

reader OF THE TRIBUNE when at home since my absence
have been unable to obtain all the copies containing
those dispatches, perhaps on account OF the nusua
demand. | have, however, heard great deal about
Them as they have created considerable excitement IN
Ohio and wherever have been regard most OF them
"a susceptible OF explanation, but those in regard
to using money quite extraordinary; and the
moro so because they were directed TO Mr. Tilden's
house inclined 70 believe that Mr.. Tilden was not
aware OF their true nature do not think he would
be guilty Of such crime attempting to buy bis way
into the Presidency but unless satisfactorily explained
the dispatches must be regarded of very eompro
missing nature. do think they will have any effect
on the party generally because the party is not to
blame for their having been sent. They WILL however,
reflect serious injury the who took part in hem
and Will probably exclude Mr.. 1ilden from any further
share 10 the party councils. / do not think that Mr.
Hewitt or the National Committee had any knowledge
of them"
Regarding tSe recent elections Mr. Southland thought
both parties were wen satisfied, especially IN Ohlo
where the Democrats had gained CODgreSsel, though
the Republicans had carried ate lie dld Dot tnk
the result would in the least affect Mr.. Thurman S
chances Presidential nomination, as bo was the
available candidate for the Democratic nomination
I'm 1880 He REGARDED Mr.. Bayard good man, but
believed Mr.. Thurman was more IN accord Win the
party the subject OF the finances. He Thought the
Democrats would endeayOr TO have the National Bank
notes called In aud gre5nbacks issued in their stead, D
what further action they might take regarding the
finances prOblematlcaL
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Barrett granted on Saturday writ
Of haLeas corpus returDable tomorrow, the petition
OF Charles Strauss IN behalf Hugh Jordan, TO
Jordan's twelve years old son, james Henry Jordan,
from the boys uOtaeF, Elizabeth Jordan In the peti-
ton It stated that Nj. Jordan beRau last July III
against his wife in Worcester, Mass tor rea
sons which, IL true, her uDtJ guardian for tuer
child He says that she then fed from the city, taxing
with her the SON. The wfe's answer will be put IN on
Tuesday.
l.. Ellsworth, of Philadelphia, sold in
September 10 one John Huber OF Paris. but Temporarily
10 this city, one half fire extingu sher patent Huber
Informed him that there opportunity TO form
company. aud teegraphed Ellsworth 10 come here 10
make the arrangements When ne arrived here he was
arrested a complaint Of Huber, IN evil suit for
damages. On motion before Judge Van Worst 70 va
cate the order Of arrest that judge says The papers
disclose tina: the defendant was entced within the
Jurisdiction TO be prosecuted and arrested sueh
practice cannot be upheld Order or arrest vacated
George Moore and Max Moses have recOv-
cred judgments against the city amounting to about
$40 600, and a levy made the pictures IN the
Governors room the City Hall Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Lacombc obtained from Judge Barrett an
order that the creditors Thursday why tue
levy should % aside with stay OF proceedings
i'm the meantime, Mr. LacOnlbe takes the ground that
under an Act 1914, the Governors room aud its f
uure are set apart for public and therefore under
the decision OF the Court or Appeals IN Barring on
against tue Mayor not subject to levy under exeeU
t.nU.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
ROBERT c. wMTHROP's OPINION.

The Hon. Robert Z. winthrop, OF Boston,
who is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel asked for mis-
views on the cipher dispatches, when he replied:
81 would like to be excused from expressing any
opinion "a have withdrawn from active participation
in politics and furthermore have not been able TO get
ell the papers containing the deciphered kilograms. but
will say, IL true they place indclble stain on all
concerned do not see how they can very well be ex
pained and they exhibit lamenable want Of political
and moral rectitude Ihave the utmost confidence in
Mr. saltonsta and believe ne is innocent, he has
publicly stated Of any participation IN such crime
JHE TRIBUNE deserves great credit Tor pntt4hS Oh
record and exposing such an niquitOus thing"
Regarding the Butler campatgn in Massachusetts, MT
Winthrop that he believed the state would DE saved
the disgrace of placing slch Executive chair
As for himself, ne should vote for tue Republican
nominee as he believed all conservative men would
Ihis plan aOring the only chance 20 save the state
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE COURTS
TRYING TO BREAK UP A COMPANY.

TRYING TO BREAK UP A COMPANY.
LONG ARGUMENTS But NO DECISION by ATTORNEY.
GENERAL scHooNMAKER IN THE RAPID TRANSIT
MATTER.
The arguments on the request to Attorney.
General schOonmaKer TO take proceedings 10 dssoW 80
declare dissolved the NeTgYor Loan aud Iniproyen.
Company were continued ON Saturday. j. E. Mcdonald
who appears for d. Mclean Shaw. the owner Of ops
share in the conpfny the principal speaker for tha
request, but Waldo Hutchins ex-Julge Fithian. +.
Meade and J. 3. lawrence appeared in the same intrs,
The ayowd object of the proceeding get rid Of th
claims Of tins company, which "a, by its contracts ana
the mortgage TO it, virtually owner OF the Metr0nea
Elevated Railway so as to make Judgments against tIa
latter of value. The Loan and Improvement ComoaHy
represented by Colonel George W. Wmgota s.y
Ashbel Green, aud the Metropolitan eyatcd RalWaS
Company by ex-Judge Porter and GrosyenOr p Iowrey
Few persous present and no evbence wes aEar
Mr.. Mcdonald claimed that the Loan and Imnrnva
ment Company was Credit MOOilier arrangeDlenf Ia
hal aled 70 perform the duties repaired Of corpora
ons, mad failed within the proper time 20 file IFS cpr
fcHte of incorporation, had faded 10 file It's ac.ounts
there were years IN which 1t did no business; 1t was IN
The AttorneyGeHeral suggested that n that was tbe
Iact no SUIT could De brought Tor ITS dissolution lie
ADDED: Even coneeding those defects a. ir.
Ieguiarities IN the organization OF the New-York
Loan ana Improvement Company, 1t is conceded
peted that the company has gone INTO business that
its stock is oil paid mp; that II has expended argJ
amount OF money that Its stockholders are an safs
fed, and thai there are no creditors. Now can Won
show me any case in which 1t has ever been held 10
BE- the duty OF the Attorney General 10 interfere IN or
wind up, in the midst OF its business solvent
company %
Nj. Mcdonald conceded that be had fOund no sueh
case bus insisted that this proper for tne
use of the general power OF the Attorney General.
EX-JuGge Fthlau and Waldo Hutchns followed ON
the same side, celebrating the arguments presented
by Dir. Mcdonald
Ashbel Green in reply urged that this proceeding was
really ntne interest OF the NewEngland Iron CoBpauy
a bankrupt company whca brought CLAIM Tor work il
had never done.
Ex-Judge Porter closed the argument declaring tl?t
for Tie AtOFnpy-Genera to take the action
proposed would De for one brancn of the gov
ernnent 10 make what another branch
OF tue government bad established lie examined at
length e legal grounds presented by the other side ana
then spoke Of the long TO obtain rapid transit
OF the earnest efforts that had been made obtain il
from the Legislature, of its there against great
opposition, aud of its great advantages tue public.
The Attorney y-Genefal reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
STIRRING UP THE ANIMALS.
mi I'll. 4


Mr.. Tilden Oh the recent revelations" I'll
see you inicr."
~. Tiden to THE TRIBUNE-"I will never
cOndone II, neyer" I"
We do not think Mr.. Tilden is guilty. No !;
iffnust be his wIcEed partners.
The next time hire Moses I'll take one,
by JUye! VINO understands hs busncss.
Probably the sickest man in this country to-
day ia Mauton Marble -awRJ excepting Mr.. Ti!dcu
John Kelly regards those cipher dispatches
as the and most soyabo Literature Of tine century
One thing may be said for Jesse Billings, of
Saratoga County, auy LOwhe never wrote cipher dis
patches.
The Graphic expresses the opinion that Sam
Tilden will become uun We do not believe 1t. Why,
sir his credentials not regular.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
DECIsIONs-OCr. IL.


Svprems Court-C Ckambers-Bv Judge Potter
cQnn9r agt aSI qen,S Of ar
rest vacated memorandum Haumt ag EhhIa Ad'er
By Judgs Barrett-Leiiard sgt. Campbeh-See menoraa
dun Pendegast agt white-Motion denied AMI y SKY va
WebbMOu9n denied without brados to renewal On coz
coa' az SAres EssSMStS9 granted sre amendmentS Tae
Mayer ETC. agt Nobs.-AppliCat0n denieL Uhannhs agt
Tor October IS oSse as BaeehMOtOn granted upon con
Soteit TT1S~By Judge vsrstPrats aEt BOYLE and
others Kelly ct az agt stsnDglEr anu NJ %ytr yt5 at Er1p
and dohsrs-Fn,ngs and decree signed L9lard sgt The
a%s.'an 6%sn az aFnGinss DcfGT1SS sighed
NHpeyior Cosrt-Npecial TeTH--By Judge Van Worst.
webb ag sperry a-Order elnceng order or October
Q last. and now ORDER made in its stead -, -, r,,.
ana exceptions settled and oTasre9 on me ~
CoSSSSs ohio ssI tie Adratc Company Of
SewYorE Of dseon,inqanes DowS et al ; az nd
aing demurrer Welsh ag Gossler eL -oIder ior Isds
The Baptist CEaca Oyers; COwarey agL The Advocate
Miller agt Gond ThomasSei ag! seyI9s Fir1 As'' fO
CommOH PIeas-SDeciai Ierm-By Judge ). +: Daly;
In the matter Of the asco9nng 81 no
confirmed see Splnon Brush aS6 ,t
conditions Reirn agi siya-M9!on for injunction
Poueher sgt Observation-Disclosures for October lI
memorandum Lang aet. Castillo am not saIsnyt |
assignment shall allow ladgment on Tho Withdrawal
MoI1n denied; no costs SEQ opinion
Marine Comt-C -Chan6eTS-By Judge McAdam.-
mo as 5onoS IsS SsaS an 5Sd az 5 s. Most s %
lee.-MotOn granted. Grayson agt. E1nkenanr- Motion
Gump RichaTdson Ward Hardy aEt. Taylor-see IN
sasG wmda on ss as
violation OF the injunction order and Tor THIS ae dtfldA
ruef TO- ChattertOn ag Lght-Moon denied condition
ally Seisel agt allowed teTms
Conner ag for bill OF particulars de-
Lyons ag Montgomery Bauhaoer agt Ne ndneimi
MOtlOus granted Ernst agt Mul,y
Proceeding dsmsssed Wheeler Harper; Booth agt
Maltbes -AmendnIeEts allowed Faiham sgL Crolneiln
KasDroweiZ ag Brown-CUmplalnts dismissed smith agt
lnttenhornsr.-MOuOn dened eOniuonaly. Harrison aEe
NcSLaye-MOiiOu denied. same agt. sAme-Oruer 70 pay
over money granted Hopkins agt SpetzerDeautS zine
lite aGt Bin.MotOn granted unless tain hSe days plain
TIN flies OF and pays costs Morgan agt Carey
Iuhl agt Baum Taber agt Buck tanning AIT Dixon Nsh
agt Lent Car onter agI McKenna-Jusmenis Daily ast
SIorrissey-Wm smith aDpointel receiver Ree agt
Folsy-MOtOa granted for october Is tlescher agL AO
lick ChebOurg.-CUmpaints diehISs-d
By Judge Oepp-Young agL Deayergne.-tinGings signed
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
IRREGULARITIES IN REGISTRATION.

John /. Davenport, Chlet Supervisor ot Elec-
tOus, obtained judge Blatchord, saturday, an
order removing from their positions thrtyye ReDubh-
and hfty-eight Democratic Supervisors OF Election
He has procured the Of two others for failing TO
discharge their duties The nnety-three first mentioned
were removed for general incompetence exhibited at
the registration laSt Tuesday OtHer supervisors to M
their places will be appointed i'll the Circuit Court TO-
morrow morning.
United States Datrct-AttOrney WOOdOrd has eX-
tended from October 10 until November l the time
which may surrender Illegal or irregular eertih
Gates zatOn Issued in 1868. Nearly 800 Ot
these papers have been gwen within ten days aud
the holders have received legal paDsrs In return Al
Ter or vote on the illegal papers viii be liable to prose-
cutlOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
AN UNPRECEDENTED CRIME.
E,rD,a The ChicayO Inter OCEAN (ReDD

Snffice il the exposure cOnViCts the Dem
ocrafle candidate Of shameful cIime heretofore
known in our Presidential asprans-an attempt to
bTihery The offence Is so well established DOw both IN
louisiana aud Florida. that II may well be considered
whether legal should not he taken 10 brh2 these
.,rak as paftsans. So Mr.. fdcn Is personally
concerned We care nothing t0r him He i dead pOlt-
eny beyond the hope OF resurrcetOn but tie country
owes something moral aud political honesty, without
Tegard 10 party crime ike this should not
SebuKed or be suffered detle political history
without the answering protest and action Of the people
H. tf,nlts and acgradeS.