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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01
SheriG's Sale.

by virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fncias is
sued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and TO me directed, there will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in the
borough Of clearfeld, on Wednesday, the sth day
Of May, 1878, at | o'clock p. m, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit.
A certain tract Of land situate in Ches, town.
ship, Ciearheid Co Pa, bounded 90 the north by
5. Mclaughlin, west and South By lands Of Il. A..
Irwin, east oy land Of Mary A. Bennett, contain
ing 100 acres more or less, being part o. two tracts
conveyed TO John W. Net, BY Deed Of Simon
horabaugh aud wife, dated August ~, 1850, re-
corded in Deed Book ON" page ~, and Deed Of
J. @. Miles, Executor, dated March 10, 1901, the
whole patented TO John W. Neg, with q two-story
fr me house, 1880 feet, with back building. with
hog barn, spring house, and other outbaildipgs
thereon erected, About 70 acres cleared and un-
der cultivation, with good bearing orchard.
eeised, taken in execution and 10 be sold as the
property Of John W. Nef.
TnRss oY SxLr.-The price or SUN al which
the woperty shall be struck Of must be paid At
the time Of sale, or such other arrangements
made a. will be approved, otherwise the property
will be Immediately put up and sold again ct
the expense and risk Of the person to whom II
was struck Oh, and who, In case Of deficiency at
such re sale, shall make good the sane. and In
no instance will the Deed be presented In Court
for confirmation unloss the money 10 actually
paid 70 the Sheriff.
ANDREW PENTZ, jr,
SHERiFf's 0FFIcE, Sherin.
Clearheld, Pa. Aprill7 ISIS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01
aWE

In Legislative p~arlanco this is often
taken ms n joke; but IN this instance
we are in "dehd earnest" Col. Noyes,
90
cd one W. J. Bayard, now n,ider n
cloud because OF official crookedness. q
clerk in his department. This is an
act on the part Of our mutual square
timber" friend that We cannot sane.
ton. There are thousands Of Demo
Gratis in the State just as competent
and far more deserving. Then why
stow away this "pock. marked" mno-
cent, who has just been dismisscdfro
another Department.
The Colonel knows very well that
there is no use in employing cripples
to run a timber OIL log job while there
are thousands of sound mon about.
Now, since Bayard and his friends
have made the halfway house, we adj
wise him to keep a lookout for Ohm
stead, who misled him so wickedly in
the other office, besides ~seducing the
heads Of three Departments, which
has cost the taxpayers no less than
$50, 900 in cash. We want no more Of
this costly innocence displayed while
these offices are in the care Of the
Democratic party. The party cannot
afford to fill positions Of profit and honor
with men against whom serious charges
are made, and in this instance it will
be q little rough OIL the Treasurer and
Bayard If the report of that Senatorial
committee would scare the latter so
that be would yet be compelled to step
down and out. As the official charac-
ter of Mr.. Bayard is being passed upon,
we shall content ourselves and await
When the committee makes
q report, we may have something more
to say on this subject.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

Tue EASTERN WAR Diplomacy
seems to be as Intellectual in bringing
about a permanent peace as war. It
looks now as though the war would
be renewed, from the fact that past
negotiations have settled nothing, but
both sides seem 10 be preparing TO re-
new the conflict moro vigorously than
before, with this difference; England
will be into the eight when 1t is renew.
cd, and we shall not be surprised II
she spices teams with the Turks, not
w~ithstanding the much talked of ALI.
ancc between tho Russians and Turks.
England was too slow in the beginning
Of the struggle, and the Turk was too
fast after the surrender Of Plcyns, and
entangling alliances is what makes
trouble now.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01
COL. MOVES APPOINTMENTS.


The Harrisburg correspondent of the
Pittsburg Telegraph in abiding TO tho
organization of the Treasury Depart
ment under the new Treasurer, says /:
"Col. Amos C. Noyes, Treasurcrelect,
has been here for the past two or three
days, and lett for home this evening.
Before starting away he announced his
appointments, which are us published
in The Telegraph two or three weeks
ago, viz: Cashier, ]. Blake Walters
Clerks, s.. J. Fleming, Joseph p. Egan
and WIN. J. Bayard. The new Cash
Ter was also here today, and his ap-
pointment is received with enthusiasm
by the Democracy outside Of the "Pa.
triof' office and the Auditor Generals
Department. Meyers and Filler chung
to Bayard to the last, and are of course
chagrined by their want of success, but
the people all over the State, outside of
Tom Scott, Asa Packer, and q few
Treasury ring and railroad politicians
here in Harrisburg, will thank old
square Timber" for this substantial
evidence that he intends TO carry out
his letter Of acceptance, and marguerite
q new era in the Treasury Department.
Mr.. Walters has a great deal of that
rugged honesty which abounds in the
mountains OF Pennsylvania, and tho
courage, frmncss and decision of char
acter TO carry out his good Intentions
regardless OF the wiles and importuni-
ties Of the ring. Col Noycs has gain
cd his first victory over the Treasury
ring, and given assurance of an admin
istration that will be entirely satisfhc-
tory for the people who have been so
long %clamoring for reform in the Treas.
ury." s1llls ga
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

Judge Jerry Black has brought suit
against ex-Secrctary Belknap for the
recovery of IS, 900 for professional SER
vices rendered, n saving Belknap from
impeachment before the United States
Senate. As Judge Black was defend
ing a corrupt member Of Grants Cab.
met, no should have secured his fees
before rendering his services.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

AT THE HuB.--A number of South
crn Senators and members OF Congress
made q visit to Boston on last Friday.
They talked and Toasted just as was
done forty years ago. Not a disunion
sentiment was uttered by either party.
II is evident that the old Union feeling
is gaining ground in both sections, not.
withstanding the occasional use OF the
bloody shirt by a few bigots.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01
SheriG,s Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Ven En-, issucs
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field Co, and TO me directed, there will be exposed
TO public sale, at the Court House, in the hcro,g I'll
Of clearheld. On Wednesday. the 18th day O.
May, 1878, at | o'clock, p. IN, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit;
A certain tract Of land situate in Gulich town
ship, Clearleiu county, Pa, beginning at mapi,
corner Of Matthew McCully's farm survey, theme,
by land Of Mcculley north forty eight degreei
east one hundred and forty perches to post, theme,
by residue Of tract Of Benz. Wilson south forty
degrees east seventy four perches 10 post, thence
by same south forty eight degrees vest one hun
dred and foriy-two perches to post 10 The old line,
thence by land Of Shaw north forty degrees west
seyenty-four perches 10 place Of beginning, con
tanning sixty Eve acres and thirty four perohes,
and having twenty acres cleared and small two.
story flame house thereon erected. seized, taken
10 execution, and to be sold as the property Of
W. X. Smith.
Also. a certain tract Of land situate In chc.t
township, Clearneld coanty, Pa. containing rs
acres. with about 20 acres cleared, with frame
house 20x3O, and small log barn, bounded south
by Israel Snyder, east by widow irwin, north By
Frank Rncpp, and vest BY Aaron Patchin. Seine /
taken in execution and to be sold as the property
Of William 4. Snyder.
Also, a certain tract Of land situate ia The
village Of Franklin. Bell township, clear6eld
county, Pa, described As follows Fronting one
hundred and twenty feet on front street and run .
ming back on the west by land Of Robert Mahaf.
fey, north by same, east by locust street, 50 nth BY
river, having thereon erected n frame house I6x2l
feet and kitchen attached. aud frRme stable lsx 20
feet, and other outbuildings. Seized, taken in
execution, aud to be sold as the properly Of W. O..
Thompson. c
Also, q certain tract Of land situate in Green.
wood township, Cearheld county, Pa, in the
village OF Lewisvillc, and known as lots No. 1
and 2 10 tho general plan Of said village, bound
cd AID described as follows On tho south By lot
belonging to the McClensey heirs. west BY lot
Of W. l.. Sharp, and being on the corner Of Main
and Walter streets, having erected thereon a two
story frame dwelling house, hny feet front and
thirty feet deep, aud the lot being about sixty
feet front by one hun dred and sixty feet deep.
Seized, taken in executi on, and to be sold IS the
property Of Jno. p. Irwin.
TERMS oF SALE The price or sum at which
the property shall be struck OF must be paid At
the time Of sale, or such other Arrangements made
rs will be approved. otherwise the property will
DO Immediately put up and sold again at the ex-
pense and risk Of the person TO whom it was
struck OF, and who, IN case Of deficiency at such
resale, shall make good the same, and In no
instance will the Deed be presented IN Court for
conf rmation unless the money Is actually paid to
the Sheriff. q ANDREW pENTZ, tr.,
SnERIFF's 0rrieK, Sheriff.
q clsaraeld, Pa, Apr, "a. 1851
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TALKING THRoUGH SPACE.
TESTING THE TELEPHONE BETWEEN PHIL.
ADgLPHrA AND II CAPITAL.

- "
The Philadelphia Record OF Saturday
the Western Union building, II Tenth
and Chestnut streets, II party OF gen
tlemen spent Thursday afternoon in
conversing with u notable gathering in
the Capital. The Academy Of Scien-
ces of the United States, an association
comprising among its members some
of the leading scientists o. the country,
was in session at the Smithsonian In.
sutute, at Washington, and it was de-
termincd TO Nuke TIE meeting memoir
able by ~subjeoting the telephone TO the
severest test which it has ever yet OK
p~erienccd. The trial was not u diff.
cult one on account of distance, the
length Of the wire being only about 1876
miles, but it was rendered important
from the fact that sound would have to
be conveyed not only through the
switchboard at Baltimore, but also the
cables of the Susquehanna, Gunpowder
and Bush rivers, and il was feared that
the immense electrical disturbances
which would be occasinoeJ by the pres
once of tbs vast number Of wires in
close proximity to that used for the OK,
pertinent would produce such q guam
tity OF induction MS to destroy the hopes
Of the expectant scientists. Fortuna.
tely, however, the fears were not real
lied, and when Mr.. Bently opened the
trial by shouting "halloo, bnlloo" into
the transmitter the cheering and brisk
response which came back from q voice
which was readily recognized as that
belonging TO the great inventor himself
demonstrated the fact that the success
of the experiment had exceeded the an
ticipations of the telephones warmest
friends. From noon until shutdown a
continual exchange OF sentiment, inter.
spersed with prose and poetry, serious
and humorous, went back and forward
over the wire, every syllable being dis
tinctly heard at either end, alt has
been q perfect success said Mr.. Ed
son through the wire at the close, and
Professor Barker tarried a moment to
observe that "with that statement |
perfectly agree"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

McLin and Dennis say in their 'con.
fessions' that "the reason they made
them, was because President Hayes re-
fused to give them fat offices, and de-
elines to lot the machine politicians
manipulate his Administration" This
explanation sheds a flood of hight on
their p~enitential revelations.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

DOOMED TO DEATH.--PoTrsvmLE,
April 25.-Martin Bergen, another
"Mollie Mcguire on trial here for the
murder of Patrick IL. Burns, a mining
clerk, at Tuscarora in 1870, was con.
victed of murder in the first degree to.
day. The jury was out one hour. Der.
gen received the verdict calmly, mani.
Testing no surprise.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

SENATORIAL CONFERENCES. The Dem
ocratic Conferces Of the XXXlV Sen.
atorial District met at Bellcfonte on
Tuesday, the 23d ult., for the purpose
OF electing q Senatorial delegate to the
approaching State Convention. The
delegates present were az follws
clinwn-w. II. Brown, O. W. Baschsler, Gin,
Quiggiy
Centre y. N, Casanova, J. Woodward, MAJ
J. d.. Fisher,
cIearhela--Mau MeA,eer. III Morgau, Geo.
@. kirk.
On motion Jno A. Woodward was
elected chairman and J. N. Casanova
secretary. The name Of Mr.. Rankin,
of Clinton, was proposed for Senatorial
delegate, but withdrawn by Mr., Brown,
when Hon W. a. Wallace was elected
by reclamation. Conference adjourn.
ed without giving instructions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

IN In the Orphans Court OF Cicarheld Co.
In The matter Of tho partition Of tho real estate
Of Henry Irwin, late Of Lawrence township, in
said county. deed. li
Notice 10 hereby giyenio Mary Irwin. widow,
jane childs, aud j. W. Childs, Der husband,
Laura Sankey. and John Sankey, her husband,
X etureh illegal, and Robert x. illegal, her hus.
band, Margery Seaman, and w. W. Seaman, her
husband, cornelia Irwin, Samuel IL. Irwin,
Richard s. Irwin, Elmia Irwin, Mary y johnson,
and \. O.. johnson, her husband. heirs or persons
interested In the estate Of said deceased. that the
inquest Of partition in said estate will DO held on
the premises. on Friday, May 10th, 1878, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, where all can attend II they sec
proper. = ANDREW PENTZ, ~, u
clenrheld, Pa, April ~, 1888 Sheriff. a|
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

PHESoNENAL FEET.-One of the ed
itors of the Boston Post has been over
to Washington looking after small feet,
and he is a married man too. He says
"Mrs. Congressman Blackburn has the
smallest and prettiest feet in Washing
ton for her size. Madame Catacazy
and Mrs. Belknap were famous for the
possession ofpretty feet, but Mrs Black.
burn, a larger woman than either,
wears No. l shoes"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01
SheriGss Sale.


Dy virtue OF wrlts Of Lsvari Ftcias. issued
I'D out Of the Court OF conmon Pleas Of Clear
Geld county, and to me directed. there will
DO exposed to public sale, at the Court House.
IN tho borough OF oleaf6cid, '51'.>A:Ss1hy, III
18th day Of May. 1875, at | o'clock, y. IL
the following described rohl estate, TO wits
All tho undivided 4.l5 Of the following
tracts o. lnnd Situate IN Brady township, Clear
field county, Pa bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a post in the district line at
the southwest corner Of saii tract Of land thence
north . degrees east 26l oil perches to a post
the northwest corner Of same thence east los
percbes to a post; thence south so degrees west
100 perches 10 n hemlock thence south 81 degrees
east 1855 perches TO post thence south 30 degrees
west u 4 10 perches TO a post thence south 90
degrees east VI perches to a beech thence north
80 degrees east sV perebes to post thence south
60 degrees east 40 perehes to a beech thence
south 800 degrees east9b perehes to q post thence
south IS perches 20 q post thence 81 degrees
west GO $40 perehes to a post or maple thence
south 1909 degrees west 1855 perches to rod OAK I;
thencs west l2i perchss to a post thence "a de-
grces west III 10 perches to a post thence l0s
percbes 20 post; thence south / degrees west
So $40 pcrchcs to a post thence north ssl de-
grees west 50 perehes 10 n sugar thence north !
degrees east 60 perches to u pine thence north
Ss4 degrees west 10 perehes TO place Of beginning,
containing liza acres more or less. Seized, taken
In execution and to be sold as tho property Of
Roberi Osborn, Il. J. Nichoson and Nathan Car
risr.
TxRus or SALK.-Ths price or sum at which
the properte shall be stiuck o. must be paid at the
time Of sale, or such other arrangements made as
will DO approved, otherwise The properly will be
Immediately put up and sold again at the expense
and risk Of the person 10 whom 10 was struck OF,
and who, In case Of deficiency at such re sale,
shall make good the zane, and In no Instance
viii the Deed be presented 10 Court for eondrma.
ton unless the money Is actually paid to the
Sheriff ANDREW PENfZ, Jr..
SHERiFT's OrFicg, sheriff.
clearheld, Pa, Apr. "a. 1878.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

WELL INsTRucTED-The Democrats
of Clinton county, have elected Senator
S. r. Peale, Representative delegate to
the State Convention, and instructed
him to vote for Dill for Governor, Ross
for Judge and Africa for Internal AZ
fairs. They might as well have made
q Lieutenant Governor, too.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

A GREESBAcK MEETING.-We have
been requested TO that q
greenback meeting will be held in the
Court House on Friday evening May
Sd. The meeting will be addressed by
Col. Finchcr, of Carbon county, and
others.
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Afw Advertisements.
rrIMnER LANE Fon sAn.r.-

VNIMBER LAND FOR sAIE.-The un.
dersigned will scll At private sale, two sep
aratc tracts If TIMBER LAND In Huston town
ship. cleardeld county, Pa, ylzi Ono irart &C
2ib Hcfr', being i.~st OF tract No. tl6s, and one
tract OF 80 acres, bcing part of warr,ut Ne 1909.
lr'cla ,-re's bete : 'cwtdes.blc g%peniliy VI
a large growth VI hcn@esl ~ .igd' sf',,so
million feet. u X. ". BARTLETT.
Clenrheld, Pa April lf-4t. .-A|
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

HIS New NAME.-The Atlanta(G Geo.
Constitution says. After the pending
reconciliation, Theodore Tilton will be
known as Hunky "Dory," and Henry
Ward Beecher will be allowed to jump
UP and down and crack his heels to-
gethcr just as often rs he pleascs, for
iov
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

STILL DIvIDED.-This is the last de-
bate out
Mrs. ~Tilton-IIenry, l did.
Mr.. Beeeher-Elizabeth, you didn't!
Preaching still continues at Ply.
mouth Church, Brooklyn, every Sun.
day at ten o'clock a. M, and eight
o'clock D. m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

WIPED our.-Congress has repealed
the odious bankrupt law. The bill
passed the Senate three weeks ago, and
on the 25th ult., passed the House by
a vote of FOG yeas to 80 nays. Thus
another "war measure" is wiped of the
statute book, as well, a brood Of Office
holders who have lived on the hard
earnings 0 fthe honest t~oilers, who must
hereafter seek for a living on some
other plan than tho misfortunes oftheir
ncighbor. y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

ANOTHER GoNE.-The Teutonia Saw.
ings Bank of New York busted up on
Thursday last, with nine hundred thous-
and dollars belonging to depositors,
three-fourths of which will be q loss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

NAuTiON.--All persons arc hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or in any way meddiing
With the following personal property. now in the
possession Of Alexander Wilson, Of Graham twp,
wins One spotted COW, about i've years old, a.
the same belongs 10 me, and is left with said
Wilson on loan only, subject to my order at any
time. PETER M0YER.
Kyleriown, Pc, April II 81. M
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

rAUTlON--An persons are hereby warned
~ agsinst purchasing or In any why meddling
with the following personal property, nov in poe
session Of WIN, d, Woodward, Of Huston town
ship, VII Two t,ams horses and harness, known
as Tie Long and Shoemaker teams, lmare. | bull,
4 COWS, 4 heifers, 3 calves, 10 pairs log slsds |
sleigh. ! set buggy harness. a lot Of hand spikes,
chai ~, spreads, grabs and axes, as the sane was
purchased by mn Of John b. Hewitt aud Hiram
woodward, and IL allowed. 70 remain IN the pos
session Of said Woodward on lpaq only, subject 70
my order at any time, JOS. WILHELM.
May I. 1s78.3tea it aNiNI d 4.t.UlI 40
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

Gen. Joe Lane, Democratic candi-
date for Vice. President on the ticket
with Breckenridge, in 1860, is now a
hearty veteran OF seventy seven years,
enjoying life at his home in Douglas
county. Oregon.
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no TAX rAvnns.--rs. ACCORD

NorICE 10 TAX PAyRRs.--fna accord
IN ance with an Act Of the General Assembly
Of this Common wealth, approved The 22d day Of
March, A. D. 1870, and the supplement approved
the 90 day Of April, A. n. ls12, relating to the
collection Of taxes in tho county Of olcar Geld"
netiosia hereby given 10 the tax -psysr- rssiding
In the districts below named, that tbe. County
Treasurer, In accordance with the seoond section
Of ,aid Act. will attend At tho places Of holding
the borough and township elections on the fol-
loving named days, for the purpose Of receiving
the County aud State taxes assessed for 1875
For cIearasld b.r. Tuesday, May 7ih.
For Lawrence twp, Wednesday. NAY sth.
for wailaceton Dor, Thursisy, May 9th, from ;
10 ~ o'clock.
For Bosgs twp, Thar.asy, May 9th, from | to 5.
For Goshen twp. Friday, May leh, from | 10 5.
For Huston twp, Saturday, May VI, from y to 4.
For Girsrd twp Monday, May ~, from 10 TO 5.
For karthaus tp, Tueslay, May n, from 10 10 5.
For covins'on twp, Wednesday, May 18Th, from
For Graham Twp, Thursday, May 10, from lot
FOR Morris TIVE, Friday, May l7th.
For B'adiofd twp, Saturday, May 18Th.
The baIsnee Of the districts will Be visited after
Court
Open all taxes paid to the Treasurer there ~nl
baa reduction 81 i've per cent, while Ave per
cent will be added aftcr the FIRST day Of July
next to ailIsnpHia taxss, mailing ; difference Of
TEN per esan 10 prompt tax payers, Parties
sah, from ne arss Of Nay, Psy their ,ssss ., the
Ireasurers ofhoc.
NoticH 70 MrncnAxrs.-A rare opportunity
viii be given 10 merchants 10 come forward II the
tia. and, places fet forth, and No thsir Lisea'a
Tor ISIS DAVID Mc0AuQHgY,
cieardad, Pa, April II. 1873 Treasurer.
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gfw Advertisements.
d supERINTENpgNT.

name Of EDWARD q. HAYS, Of Brady township.
MS a candidate for tho othce Of Superintendent Of
fommun Schools Of clearaolI coanty. III. post-
o nee address Is Luther,bnrg. Pa. apri7-s'.
frrSs W S.sI EsS..rs.SSsr.ry So
u agnlnit paTesi 40 = = an iys<
with Tic foilowing p"esnnai proreriy, nov 10 H."
possession II Leopold Nnshwinder, "f Morris ip +,
,iIi puc hay mare about six years aid. with
white flnt N forehead. ~ the same belongs u
me. aud Is left With said Na-bwinder on l'ra
ouly. ,ubicc, to my order At any time.
PETER M0YER.
Kyler6wn, Pa April l7-3t
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ourra DrMooaAcr.-Thc following

uIcuH VuV VuI0VfT"I w UP IrVTH IHU III
diana Democrat, of the llth of april
Harry White has more brains in a minute thar
Boyt has 10 a whole year, and IL an honest and bet
ter man by 100 per cent. IL We arc 10 have a Re.
publiein Governor lot him 10 at ieast az good q maj
a. Gen. white-snd we are content. We have nc
hesitation In saying that we VIII support an hon.
est Republican before We viii a"Ring" Democrat
We are not under Ring Influences, and will DO
Just What we think Is nIoar."
Would another cabinet appoint
ment at Harrisburg from the Democrat
Office break the ring2 If 40 let il be
conferred on the hthcr-of the above
bill Of sale.