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MEMORANDA

A dispatch TO Merchants Exchange states that the
sblp Vermont, from Cardiff for -, has been aban-
uoned at sen. No particulars. The Vermont regis
in England. 49,
BarQue Carlton, Allen, from Melbourne for Browse
Island, was totally wrecked during a gale near the
latter place. She registered 42i tons was built at
calais in 1868, and hailed from New York.
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NEW YORK.
The New Tariff Ri,

The New Tariff Bill
NEw YORK, April 3.-The following table
shows the increase or decrease in duties i'm
posed by the new tariff bill, in comparison
with that imposed by the existing law:
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NOTICE.

THE CONSTITUTION is brought to a healthy con-
dition by the use of HUNTS REMEDY. Diotsy
Brights Disease, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Com
plants, and Mental and Physical Debility, are cured
by HUNTS REMEDY. Pain in the Side, Back and
Loins, Gravel, Diabetes, Uterine Affections, Excess
SEES and Intemperance, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Family Physicians prescribe HUNTS
REMEDY.
CLARK's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure instantly.
apr9 eod&w1w
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Providence Priu, OIsth. marka.
Ohicage Oatllc aIarke..

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 9.-The Printing cloths
market quiet and unchanged at 516 a 81 cash for
standard and extra "a x 6i's.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE MKT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
April 10. ! A. M.
For New England
increasing cloudiness, followed by rain, warmer
southerly Winds. falling barometer
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Boston Stock Market
tSales at the Brokers' Board, April 81
$1,000 Eastern R.. 3as 1906. ................. 63H
50 Boston q Maine Railroad. ................107
5O eastern Railroad Observation-Disclosures. ST
portland. Saco q Portsmouth Railroad. 85
Second Call.
Is Eastern Railroad 81
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do for Portland; L M Strout, Fernald Hoboken for
Newburyport; Gentle heal, Fall River for Rock
land; Satilla, Rives, rom Satilla River tor Bath;
Allen, TN New York for Calais, Nellie Belle Gross,
Westport for Waldoboro.
Sid, brig Proteus, schs M E VanCleai, and Herald.
Ar 7th, barque Lizzie Merry, Keazer, New York
for Portland; schs Elva f Pettengil York. Sagua 10
days for Boston; Agnes Grace, Smaey, Pascagoula
20 days for do; Vieksburg, Kendall do Tor Bangor:
A Hammond, Goldthwaite do for Saco julia Perry
So Amboy for Bristol; S j Fooks from Somerville
BOSTON-Ar Sth, schs Emma. Fairfield, Calais;
Harp, Tinker, dos n Jones, Beal, and Nuato Small,
Three Sisters Bickmore, Friendships Contest, (new)
Hickman, Kennebunk.
Ar 9th; ship Ivy, Lowell, Hull, Eng; schs velma,
Coffin, Machias; Susan Frances, Smith, LamOine;
Ida Blanche. Sellers, Penobscot Alfred Chase Rob
inson Camden; Geo Shattuck Carter, Belfast.
CID 9Th, scbs Mary Harris, Crowley, Windsor;
Baker, do.
sALEM-sd sth. scbs Kate Foster, Bunker, Calais
t9r New YORK Wreath, Hodgkns; Ellsworth TOR
Rice Pressey Rockland for New York.
Also sid, schs J M Kennedy, PomIoy, and Zcova,
Weber, Ellsworth for Pawtucket; Ellen Morrison,
Orne, Portland for New York; Mary ID Wilson, Clark
Boston for Calais.
Cochrane, Convoy, Marion Draper, Veto. Laconia,
MOS Moses Eddy, Fieetwing, Congress, Ann Eliza, and
the above arrivals.
GLoUOEsTER-Ar 9Th, sehs Myra Sears, Jellison,
Rockland.
New York for Eastport
PORTSMOUTH-Below 9th, brig H H McGilvery,
Whittier, Boston for Portland; schs Boston Light,
Annis, do for Camden; Baltic, Spinney. do for Ma
chias Black Warrior Stevens, do for Carver's Har-
Dor; Campbell, Marshall, So Ambay for Portland; ;
Mary J Lee Hagerty, Boston for Hancock; Castel-
lane, Thomas, Thomaston for Boston ,Junietta,
Thompson, Boston for Portland; Silver Heels Cog
gins do for Lamoine Morrison, Smith, do for
kennebec; Calvin Baker, Baker, do for Bath; An
ME Lockwood, do for Kennebec; Sturgis. Gould,
Boston for Kennebec; Treasure. Henderson. Rock
land tor lpswich Hannah ID, Jewett, and Belle,
Harrington, Boston for Westport.
| The above were getting under way, AM.
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california uI,uiup,s,ocI..,
Apr. 3. ADr. 9.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-The following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day COM
pared with those of the 9Th:
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q POK EN-.

Jan 80, lat 2S S, lon % W. barque Edward Kidder,
Park, from Boston tor Calcutta
Feb 20, lat "a n, Ion SS W, barque iona Bourne
from Boston for Calcutta.
March "a. lat 20 80. Ion 70 IS, sch Wesley Abbott,
from Barbados for Baracoa.
March 20, OF Port au Prince, sch G III Eaton, Ayl-
ward, from st Marc for New York.
March %, no Lat, &c, sch L Whitmore, from Bar
BADGES for Cedar Keys.
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Portland Daily Pres. stock Lis,

Corrected by WOODBURY. q MoULToN. Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
Descrtpt{ons Par VnIxs. offered ,1sk,d
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uu .Oi iPeMlCuS hduudu ~, C6WttLg duu
arlington, Boston for Westport.
The above were getting under way, AM.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Hong Kong prev to 9th Inst, ship Lao

Ar at Hong Kong prev to 9th Inst, ship Ladoga
Pierce, Yokohama.
Ar at Akyab Feb %, barque Geo Moon, Sawyer,
from Bahia.
Ar at Singapore 9th inst, barque Hawthorne, Ma
son. New York.
Ar at Alicante prev to 9Th inst, barque W H GEM,
Collins. New York.
Ar at Genoa Mch %, barque Josephine, Stahl, from
New York.
York.
Ar at Cadiz Mch %, sch John Proctor, Doane, from
Ar at Marseilles March 23d, barques Hosea Rich,
Menzies, Mauritius; Eslella. Poole, New York.
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th inst, ship Sea King, Adams
Baltimore.
At Hayti Mch 81, sch S L Burns, Crosby, for New
York days.
Ar at Caibarien Mch Il, sch Ruth Robinson, Rog-
ers, Havana.
At Baracoa Mich 2s, sch Ella PIessey, Pfessey, for
New York, ldg,
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LshOM mEkUHANT'S EXOHANGEI
p AT at New York 9th, barque Harriet s jackson,
Bacon, Cardenas.
Galveston.
Ar at Leith sth inst. brig Elizabeth Winslow,
Locke, Portland via Queenstown.
land. ~
g.. At Baranqulla Mich IL. sch Addie E Snow Seavey,
Portland. N' "~1'
Ar at Amsterdam 7th inst, sch Fred A earle, Con-
Mobile for Boston.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, April o.
ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Q w Lewis, Hupper, Darien, land left for Var
mouth in tow OF tug W H Scott.)
Sch Belle Brown Hunt. Rockland, to load for Mar
Unique.
Sch Junietta, Thompson, Boston, to load for Addi-
son.
Eastport.
Sch Jed Frye, Langley, Boston for Calais.
Sch M A Brewer, Mcfarland, Belfast.
sch Sea Pigeon, from Ellsworth for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYork-Henry
Fox.
Sch Ida L Howard, Tobin, New York-Chas Mer-
sen Game Cock, Robinson. Caais-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Chalcedony, Ingalls, Machias-Nath'l Blake.
sen Railroad, Webster, Castine-Nath'l Blake
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Layer.new 1 IS a Q 90
L. M. new. l IS q 200
New Val.
" b. -. 630 "A
Lemons $bx 4 90 q 4 80
Oranges W b 4 90 q A so
Oranges Val. Q 90 a 9 so
OrangesJama $50
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IFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
WISCASSET, April 4-Sld, sch Franklin, Green.
leaf, Boston.
April Esd, schs Buena Vista, Colby, Portland
John Lewis, Weber, Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20

The m Of New York Is de-
clining. The New York World thinks
the fact worthy the notice Of . long and
earnest editorial. in which it says
When. then. the Chamber Of Con-.
msrce resolves in effect that the trade Of
New York has diminished. 10 diminish.
ing. aud ought to be increased. there
should be no dispute about the fact. as
indeed there can DO none in this case.
whatever may be said Of the opinion Of
the Chamber about tho cause and the
curs Of this deplorabls state OF things.
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while Its object does not seem TO DO thor.
ougbly understood by the public atlarve,
the feeling unmistakably exists that. even
II tho Democrats In Congress should
stsmp with fraud the administration Of
HAYES This removal 10 deemed OF little con-
sequence /; indeed, would DO regarded with
decided disfavor. What;is earnestly de-
sired By tho people Of Arkansas 10 incon-
trovertibls proof that Hayes was illegally
seated. Tibet Democratic prcss OF Arkan.
sas IL q unit In favor OF the- passage Of the
resolution. State politics 10 iheaall alb
sorbing topic. Governor Miller 10 absent,
81 scioneering tho State.
PROM wIscoSsrs.
MADISON. Wis.,, Nay 10. = Governor
Smith, Republican. has been In Washing.
ton for two weeks and has not yet re-
turned. Interviews' with other State Of.
fcials. leading politicians. and prominent
citizens Of al. political parties. clearly In
dicsts that any attempt 10 unseat presi.
dent Hayes would meet with an almost
universal protest In Wisconsin. Tho peo-
pie Of Wisconsin earnestly desire = season
Of quietude, and excepting . few disap.
pointed oaiceseeking ~hspublican polit.
clans, all parties arc satisfied with tho
present administrationhnd object decided.
ly 70 any measures 10 unseat Hayes or In.
tcrfcre with Ills Official duties Of tho pres.
ent time.
YnoM KAssAs.
TOPEKA. May l9.-The people Of Kansas
arc divided on tho Presidents policy. but
the great majority Of them deprecats the
present agitation concerning his title.
They arc convinced that this will create
distrust In commercial circles. and have .
depressing influence upon the business
interests Of tho country. II 10 the general
opinion that the present agitation at Wash.
ington IL for tho purpose Of manufactur-
ing political capital.
The Pacific Coast.
oun OWN BATTLE BORN srArI.
CARSON. Nov. May 9.-GovornorB Brad.
Icy being absent I have consulted Judges
and other State officials, and the principal
business men Of this city. and find II the
unanimous opinion. irrespective Of polit-
ical bias, that any attempt 10 upseAt the
President would DO unwisc. impolitic aud
calculated 10 promote rcbellious senti.
ment. This seems 10 DO the general opin.
ion Of tho people Of Nevada. and from
personal knowledge ! pronounce the feel
ing IN 10 rcciprocatci In tho sister State
Of California. Whatever the ideas Of
some have been. aud still arc, II Ia recog.
nized that Hayes Is De Jaefo President OF
the United States aud must DO sustained In
that position.
OREGON.
sALEM, May l0.-Governor Chadwick.
Democrat. Ia absent from the city. and his
opinion could not therefore he obtained.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.


The dispatches yesterday regarding
the pending difficulties in settling the
Eastern question. are Of q more peace
able compilation. and II the substance
Of them be true. the meeting OF a Con-
grsss In accordance with the demands
and con ditions Of Great Britain. may BE-
confidently hoped for. Notwithstand.
ing the alarming character Of the spec
ials dictated by the correspondents last
week. II IL nov said that Count Schou.
vAloff q mission was eminsntiy success
full. He went to st. Petersburg bearing
Eneland's ultimatum. At the first in
tsrvisw with the Car he sssailed
the Treaty Of San Stsfano and its fran.
sn. boldly and frankly. pointing out
to his Imperial master Why Eng
land could not. and would not, rec
ognizs that document as OF any
binding force whsievsr. Ignatisff
and his partisans tried in vain to
break the force Of his arguments, or in
fusnee the Emperor against him. The
effect Of tho Counts communication as
70 the extent OF the concessions which.
in his opinion. must be made. IL Ia
was to be avsrted. was startling. indeed.
and their nature and the humiliation to
Russia which they involved. probably
gave rise TO the sensational dispatches
which We have been receiving. But
there . scarcely b any doubt. says u
Vienna telegram. that the Car has ac-
csptsd them. and that Schouvaloff re-
turns to London prepared to make all
necessary concessions In accordance
with the British point Of view. II this
DO true. = congress will meet soon. and
the disposition Of Turkey will b made
by the European Powers. Independently
OF the Treaty Of San Stsfano.
such 10 the tenor Of the news from
81. Petersburg. That from Constan-
tinople Ia more wsrliks In its tone. The
Russians insist that the movements OF
their troops have no hostile intent, but
the Turks are, Notwithstanding. hard at
work. strengthening their lines and
bringing up guns. This il not an easy
matter, a. the Turkish line Of defense
from sea TO sea. 10 very long. and,
though tho Turkish force about the cap
ital Ia superior TO that Of the Russians.
IL Ii hardly sufficient 10 man such u
length Of lines. The Turks. however.
will soon DO reinforced by forty battal-
ions released in Thsssaly and twenty
Ave from varna. AL spprehsnsions OF
= Russian coup ds main are said to have
vanished. Fifteen thousand more Rus
sians are expected shortly to reinforce
General Toddlsbsn from Adrianople.
Austria has arranged with the Porte for
the friendly occupation Of Herzegovina.
should war between England and Rus
sia prove unavoidable.
Msantims. England is preparing for
the proper defence Of her Indian coast.
and orders have been issued for the i'm.
mediate construction Of coast defencss.
Madras will DO protected by Ave batter
les, mounted with G5.pounder rifled
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TEE Turkish Government has received
from n gun manufacturing company
In New York. since the war began. guns
TO the value Of $i2, 0oo. 900. and powder
and other ammunition to the amount Of
30. 200. 900 more. The Turks have never
once been . moment behind in their pay
msnts. but regularly every two weeks.
ss agreed upon. the draft has been de-
posted for tho manufactures at Barring
Brothers, London.
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SrEAxEa RANDALL has decided upon
the following members OF the House to
constitute the Committee Of Eleven pro-
vided for by the Potter resolution /;
Clarkson 8. Potter. Chairman. Morrison
Of ILL.,. Hunter Of Va. MeAfahon OF
Ohio. Blaciburn Of KY. Stsngsr Of Pa.
Cobb Of Ind. Democrats ; Cox Of Ohio,
Butler Of Mass. Hiscock Of New York.
snd Reed Of Maine, Republicans.
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PAY up.

BG,So ~ SEED ~ MosaY At Iiis
all thoss having outrtanding srconnts IN my
books To come forward and ssitk Do. 0old.
silver OF greenhaeks tahen d par. Gall q tbs
Pioneer Dry ooois stons. nsxi 10 the Gold Hi
Postotnce.
myetf ALrx. ooHN.
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EMERsoS and Joe Cook are wrestling
with the present conditions OF American
political life. and they are slinging
''rogue." "villain." "drunkard."
''pickpockst congress-" and the like
with the best OF the organic editors.
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%SToCKH0lOERS' MEETlNo.

nrIos o. THE ALPHA CONSOLIDATED
May Is. is1s.-The kf.KvhNru AN ,UAL
MEETING OF the Stakeholder OF the above
named Company, for the election OF Trustees,
aud the transaction OF such other buslpssa a.
may In presented, will BE- h.id on MO ,DAY
iune nth. ISIS third Monday In Juhe). at ONH
tho Corporation. Room No. 10 Nevsds Block.
No. 800 Montgomery street, Ban fnneisco,
California.
Transfsrboohs closed on Monday, jane loth.
Of . O'Clock r. y.
mysot I'd WV. WILLIS. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20

TEE saslights In front Of the church
doors In New York cost the Taxpayers
$4,000.
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harmful TO tho country. After Sweeny
hal retired your correspondent continued
that subject with tho Governor. who called
my attention TO an editorial In the Rich.
mond tva..) State Of Thursday. 10 leading
Democratic papsr). Ho said II expressed
his opinion on the Potter movement. The
gist Of the editorial Is as follows: There
is nothing " be gained by Potter's move.
msnt. aud therefore II 10 to DO deprecated
As tending to reopen sectional issues, and
unssttlo that which has been accepted ~
settled. "If there Is any fraud In tho
Electoral Commission" said tho Governor.
al have no idea that President Hayes was
any party to II. or had any knowledge Of
IL. He took his seat In good faith, at tho
beauest Of tho Electoral Commission, q
court specially organized 10 quiet any
supposed defects 10 his title, either on his
part or that Of Tilden. and unless We arc
ready to Mexicanize ourselves we must MP
hold his title to tho end Of his term Of Of.
fee. II there are no means In this coun.
try Of providing q iinality over doubts and
disputes Of the ballot box. then we arc In
great and constant danger, and much to 10
pitied by tho nations Of tho world" After
bidding tho Governor good morning. l
uiopPeu w on h'torn'y oeneraI Whi'e'
VINO WA Coione III 'he C~ohieuera'e ser,
wee ny .no xay,i snuuiu naVv auucl
1nA. 'ne uo,crnor uss msJ', ,n 'nc sails
serVlee curing .no .ss. law olnGcr oI
.ne SAts sapnessea p musn anu sAnhe opin,on
'no uo,etso. posu scslh VII aleoseI
uwsru rres'ucn' lay, .nou, .ncy ,esa.u
- lres'"en. " ,ne onIuu n'.Ns ny INC
uec'siou oi . our "hoso Vcruic' NO man
ean sainsAy'
WADE H%AMrroS's VIEWS.
COLUMBIA, 4. c., May I9.-Your corrc-
.ro,I.,, waited N, Gov u,r,,,o, ,h,s
'p, ~
morning n called MS ATTENTION 70 the
nows Of tho adoption Of tho Potter reso-
lntion In Csngress Yesterday, After some
general conycrsation I asked him what lie
Thought Of the wisdom OF any attempt 10
unseat Hayes. Gov. Hampton In reply
said : 81 think that any attempt to unssst
Hayes would be most unwisc. unless II
hal been previously made perfectly clear
that no was Q party 10 the system Of fraud
which made him President. ! do not bc-
lieve that he ID or has been implicated Ia
such fraud" Gov, Hampton spoke with
much feeling and expressed his surprise ut
the result Of the Ave DAYS contest In the
House lust ended. lilo further said that
the reopening Of tho Presidential question
at this 'junciure Is frsught with danger to
the whole country. lilo said 1T will. 10
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VOICE OF THE STATES

VOICE OF THE STATES
The Potter Resolution Un..
der Fire.
HOW IT Is JUDGED BY
the PEOPLE.
INTERVIEWS WITH THE SEVERAL
GOVERNORS.
They Are All Agreed on
One Point.
THAT NO ATTEMPT TO uR.
SEAT HAYES MUST Be
MADE.
It Would Be Virtual Rev.
olution.
AND MAKE ANOTHER MEXICO OF
the REPUBLIC.
The Revolution Must be
Nipped in the Bud.
PATRIOTISM susBLINo ALL
OVER the NATION.
Governor Hampton Sees the Hero
OF the War Looming Up.
He Fears Grants Re- lec-
ton in 1880.
AND HOLDS THE DEMOCRATS
RESPONSIBLE.
Little Rhody VIII Rally 10 Hayes
support.
PATRIOTIC WORDS FROM
LOYAL IOWA.
A United People Will
Stamp Out Treason.
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NEW YORK MINING COHrANY,

NEW YORK MINING COMPANY,
~ Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. OAlifornia,
Location Of work.. Gold HIN, Storey county,
Stats Of Nevada.
Nstics 10 hereby given that Of . meeting Of
the hard Of DirrrtJsp. held on the 2o-h day
Of May, ISIS. an ansessment tho. 49, Of
Twenty Cent? per shsre vas levisd upon the
eapitAi .toei o. the oorpcration.. payable Inn.
Secretary. at tbs once OF the Company, Room
u. No. <y California street, san Yrsncisco.
California.
Any stock . which this asse,smsnt
yhall remain unpaid on the soth day OF
June. lS7S.. will Be delinquent, and sdysr.
used Tot sAle a. pubiic suction. and unless nay.
mont 10 made before. will DO sold on WkDNKS-
DAY. the ioth day Of July. ISIS, 70 psy ihs
delinquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF ale.
by order Of the hoard OF DiIsctor.
D. l.. THOMAS, Secretary,
Oniee-Room 81. Haywzfd's Buiidlnr. Me- ie
California street. Ban Francisco. California.
mVTl "A
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PATRIOTIC WORDS FROM
LOYAL W
United People Will
Stamp Out Treason.
L.r,crAL TO n solp HrLI. DAILY ..~.l

IaEMIIAL Tu THH HOLD MILF DAILY MMHrI
-
Bosrox. Nav le.-In an interview with
na....o. nj p..,,,,.., a.,,,,.x ,o
-.
said II have real tho Warrington teie-
grams regarding the action ON the Demo-
cratic Potter resolution. and I think they
mistake tho temper Of the country. The
people generally. Democrats As well As Re-
pubiicsns. have accepted tho decision OF
the Electoral Commission A. . iinality.
This present agitation OF the fresiden'iai
question was at frst wholly IN the interest
Of one man (Tildenl, hut now tho matter
...,.o.,a.a, III. n,r,o.a M ,ho n.m.
"A' -
ocrats seems " oe one VI '"o '"unss-
either 10 impeach the President aud Gust
him from his Office. or el.e 10 secure ma.
-, ....,.,o 90, .,..,,o,..,,,, n,r.
"''~'" P
poses In the coming rail- campaign. IhAt
the purpose OF the Democrats Is not TO get
at the amount Of fraud which entered into
tho election Ia shown by their limiting
their Investigation tn two States
which they think they can get tes-
tlulbuN tieui |" 80" VI
ponents. II their object was To clear mp
the whole subject, they would be disposed
10 investigate all disputed States. IL
would almost seem, by the pcrsistency
with which tho movement IL pushed. that
tho Democrats have two objects In view
IN ,xpr.cu TIM pnrsIprxr.
-.,.-L., ~,
Anu W sA'"er eAnpAis" wv
not think myself that there IL much danSer
Of their discovering anything that will
o,., ,he President. Even II thew were IN
succeed In uoing mat u wonid Do quite
another question whether they could get
Tildcn in. Perhaps the Presidency. might
fall to Wheeler. II seems to me that the
1919 "a ,asma.a nsr,i.sn nna...
At a time when so much Communism Is &C.
tive and latent: when thousands Of reckless
anu u.ssa.i.neu psi,ons niv oniy 700 ies,y
ling having the .emblane. a. ssthori,a.
tive leadership. IL Is q very dangerous
business TO shake the foundations OF an.
thority. Our Government being q ireo
Government, IL rests upon tile consent OF
the people. IL Is very dangerous thing
10 throw doubt upon tho right OF the IN
cumbents OF our high Offices to hold their
positions, or tn infu-e into the mind OF the
people any idea that shall lessen their
fidelity tn the recognized officers Of tho
nation. ! think n Boston Democratic
Congressman tMorsel has sustained HIM
sell with very great credit. think he has
represented the viows and wishes OF 4 vast
majority OF III. constituents lie has