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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SIaUp
From Chas. IL. Colgate. ESD,

FROM Clias. VI. Colgate, Esq,
or be firm OF Colgate Il Co, Manufacturers OF
tLIForns Extracts. p BiacS stone, street, BOslon.
suMEkNILLE Miss, Dee. p, 1870.
Me-srs. :, W. Fowl x -ols:
Gentlemen Last spilDs my little daughter,
aged nvei became very much emacated wIth ioss
OF appetite and great proc tration Of strength 70
muc nsu thai We were obliged to take her cut OF
school Tins continued through the sumner ana
caused us nucn AN slctS. After irving various
remedies without deriving any benefit our family
ply stefan rec Dmmen led tne use OF PERUVIAN
y RUP. After u-lng II ono week saw An i'm
pIOVCment IN the child condition, and in "A month
ehc Was iaPil ly gaining IN health and siren. tn
fer appetite being excellent. A this date she IL
perieetls well. with round, plump checks aud
hea my color, ana Is again at ending school reSu
Larry. consider her re stOrdJiOn to h.atLh entire
~ due to the PERUVIAN SYRUP. aud ieel that can
/ not too hlgnll recommend 1t as tonic
Nory gratefully yoars,
LuAS Il. COLGATE,
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5. lnayshaPs Off CO.
PORTLAND, Feb. s, ISIS

PORTLAND, Feb. s. ISIS,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS:
4 HIS Is To CIV l. NOTICE: That on the nrst
day of February, \. ID. ISIS. Warrant
m Bankruptcy was issued again. the Estates al
Henry X. Butterie Id and Timothy +. Dow of Wa
tervllle, IN the County OF hrnnebcc, and WIN II
Dow of Fairfield in the County OF s0mtrset, and
state of Maine, co-partne under the name of WIN
william ii. Dow II Co., who have been al
Judged Bankrupts on their own petition, filed in The
Dlslflct Court Tor said District, November IS, A. r
1911; that The payment OF any debts, and delivery
81 any property belonging to said Bankrupts, tC
them their eand the transfer OF any property
by them are Ion hidden by law that ting OF thu
Creditors OF he SAID Bankrupts 10 prove iheli
Cebts and To choose one or more Assgnces of then
tsia es, will be ned at "A Court OF Bankruptcy t.
re holden NJ the Court House in Augusta ia said
District, before John W. May, Esq Register OF
the twenty second day OF February, A. ID. 1873
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
SIS VI tRRLE,
Marshal, as Messenger, for sand District
tlenIl.lSal3 20
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U. S. MarshaI'S Office.

I'ORI LAND, itD. II, iSiS,
DISTRICT Oh MAINE, SIS.
lHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the ninth
L day of February "A. ID. 1915 Warrant IN Bans
ruptcy was Issued against the Estate of Fra CT,
Low, Jr., OF Clinton, IN the County OF kenpe
bee, and State of Maine, who has been a Idge'i
a Bankrupt on his own Petition fled in the Dstric
Court for SAID District. Feb. eth, A. ID. ISIS
tnat the payment OF any debts, and delivery
Of any property belonging to said Bankrupt
to him. or for his use and the transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law; thai
meeting OF the creditors of the said Bankrupt, tC
prove their debts and 10 choose or more As
sgnees of his Estate, will be held at a Court OF
bankruptcy, TO DE holden at the Court House 10
Augusta, IN sais County, before John W. May
Esq, Register. on the twenty eighth day of r. bra
AIRY, A. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
S. ). MARBLE,
U. S. Marshal, as Me- senger, Tor said District.
txHfebl3
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legal advertisements.
Notice to ds.0rs In Bankruptcy.
N THE DISTRICT COURT or THE TNI1LD STATES
FOX the DISTRICT OF MAINE.

FOX THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter IF Franklin
Land and Lumber COMPANY.
againsJ whom a petition for ; In Bankruptcy
adjudication 10 Bankruptcy
has been ti,d
AT Portland in said District, on the 18th day OF
February, 4. D. 1878.
hlsIRlCf OF MAINE, SIS Upon the motion OF
II W !. Dlllaway OF Boston, Ia the County
al SUFFOLK aud Commonwealth ol Massachusetts,
Attorney for petitloning creditors in said case and
thereuhto duly authorized, that the said petition
Tor Adjudication IN bankruptcy filed against said
Franklin Land and Lumber Co. be dismissed:
II is ordered, upon reading he foregoing motion.
that personal notice be given to all creditors
named in schedules furnished for CompO -itiun
meeting and also by publication in kenuebec jour
nal, and that hearing will lac had thereon upon
the first Monday OF March next al +. NJ.
WI T. PEEBt.E. JR.,
Dept Clerk OF the L. 5. district Court for the
District of inc. Ieb O.,1.wSw
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Ngllomsil a0Deriise iiients
HallOwell Savings Institution.
Deposits over sAOo.OOO.

Deposits over 100000.
Money deposited in Savings Banks Is not 10 b,
axet 20 dep0sitors hereafter.
All deposltors accounts are private and conf
iential.
Dividends are made In February ana August
md all dividends not drawn out are added TO the
deposits, and thus interest lie compounded twice
year.
lpter est on deposits commences with the arst OF
sarh month.
Loans will be made on drstmortsages slimit
"sm punt and on bonds mortgages and deposi
BORIS left as collaJernls.
OA % over the Northern National Bank Water
Street, HalloweN
II. *. ia TX Err Treasurer.
Hallowell, May 1874. mavl7tlsv-tf.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR THE
Next Thirty DAYS !

u
In order to rtsuce our stock to the LOWEST po
sibie point before we take account of stock, W.
shall for the next THIRTY DAls oneF many o
our goods a. the
Lowest Friees Ever Ka0wn.
Ladies' wcrsted Jackets reduced to IS cents.
Good Elastic Cord, cent yard.
Ciark's Machine Thread onle els spool.
Ladies' WorSted Leggngs, very cheap.
Chdren's LegR ngs, very cheap.
Undershirts and drawers, - ct, each.
Closing out vases at re1aced prices.
Sea Foam Hootls, selling sut cheap.
Nice Writing Desks Tor 30 aent7,
Two Ladies' fine Linen Han lkercAiri- = cents,
All Linen Bosoms for II cts each,
Ladies, Collars and Cuhs, % Cts a set,
Good Note Paper, els qulre,
Ladies UnderVest- cheap ia al ever, now AZ Cte
Ladies six Handkerebefs only 20 cts etch.
New lot Ladies Wallets Tor 10 cts.
shawl, BarD and Gun Pms, Very low.
Mems Undershirts aud Draw ers from - cts up.
Gents Cardigan Jackets flOil sI0J t. stIj taO d.
Mems Ribbed Cotton and Wool hose, 10 CT,
New LOB Lakes all silk ties, . cts.
Mems Heavy Dark Pants iur S4uJ par.
Ball Wooden farn, al colors, 20 Cts.
Wooden Yarn (skeiu 1 CTS.
Rubber Pocket Combs only cts.
Ladies' all Linen GUS for 3 cts.
Childrea's Wooden Hose, from TO Sc IA pair.
Mems Linen Covered faDer coll trs, 10 It's a box.
Mems suspenders for IL cts. par.
Rubber Fine Combs cLs.e dch.
Good Tooth Brusbes TOR 40 cGs.
Good Elastic Cord, &c u yard.
Fifty Picture Albums from - cts. 10 $..J9 each.
Ladies' Work Boxes. IS cts each.
Ladies' Long Busties, very cheap.
Schenck's, Ayers Wings Muxhj'- Pills, ices.
Ayers blair Ngor Is cls.
Halls Hair Remover 10 cts.
Knowles Hair kestOrer 6j cts.
kennedy's Medical Discovery only { -
Schenck's Sea " eed Tonic tl.l5.
Negetine blood Purifier IS c.s.
HoSts German Cologne, 20 CTS.
Alcock's Porous Plaster 20 cts.
Ayers oarsaparia 10 cts.
Peruvian Syrup % cts.
Sanfords Jamaica Ginger 90 cts.
Saniords Catarrh Cure, cHeap,
Rushs Sarsarafiila AMI iron, cheap.
Hostetter's Stomach Blttcrs. CHEAP.
Adamson's Botanic Cough Il .lsam % cts
AtwooVs Jaundice Bitters 20 cts.
Johnson's Anodyns Lnment L5cts.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm only 30 cts.
Best Brown Duck Uvcralls JUc pair
Ladies' Fine Handkerchiefs for ZSc
Papers OF food Pins Tor luc
New lot 10 Bone Corsets for 5lc
Extra ~ Bone Embroidered Corsets for 81 90
very Pretty Vases Tor 5Oo anu al "a pair
All Linen Towels for &c each.
oniiuIen's nuuaa OotuDs ., 10. l5c each
All Linen Table Covers to Doc
New Lot Ladies kdehes Tor luc Dozen.
pairs Ladies Striped Hose for 25c.
Ladies White Hose &c pair.
Nice Linen Danask Towels BE each
Good Wallets 49, 70 and 50c each
All Linen SONS IL, ~, 81, -, BIC each
Good Note Paper ana ice Ouife
GOOD feriumery ioI loo d Bottle
Nearly all kinds OF Pills for aOc a Box
Now is the Time to Buy P esents. an,
cooks is the Place 10 Buy Cheap.
As Ne have just opened a large stock OF
FANCY GOODS
Patent Medicines
AND
Ladies d Gents Furnishing Goods
Aud our prices will he made the
LOWEST POSSIBLE
AT
w M. COOKS CHEAP
Variety Store
IN Ii ALTO ELL.
Second door abo Post ONCE. ttufri&w
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$4,000,

The Lives insured by the Society are careful
selected in different parts 81 North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad deld OF operq
lions, an additional and exceptional safety te ts
Policy holders. The insurance. are made only o,
the Mutual Premiums Principle. m Surplus ar
returned annually 70 the L. suredd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

THE State Senate adopted a resolution
last week, which, if the House concurs, au-
thoIizes the appointment of sereH Senators
To inspect the fish-ways at the Colum ola
dam, and the Matching houses near Mariet-
Ia, and appropIiates one thousand dollars
to ply jheir expenses. Something similar
to this takes place at every session. and is
a very .fsAy business. These seven wise
men Of The Senate will travel about thirty
miles on the Pennsylvania Rail Road, over
which every one of them has pass, will
have a good time of it generally, and will
know as little about the mooted question
of a fish way at the Columbia dam when
they return as when they started. 1t is
simply infamous in times like the present
20 waste and squander the peoples money
in this reckless manner, but it is i'll perfect
Keeping with ihe whole course of the pres
eut worthless Legislature.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

"A curious incident or,-,., -,
Charleston iS. c. race trsci.' a .
ago. First Chance and Annie G (; tv ,sF Z
turned out, and roll ON the pras.- - I
in order. After a short time - - "a
licking abont the two horses -, -
gether to the judges stand vi,t'Hs Q,
brides or saddles, and started n :
for race around the tract ny
Annie G.. led for while ur,;l -, ,ils d
became warmed MP, when l,,;-1- .N-'.
back ON his neck, lie made ~ lsa
her and came IN a neck ahead. M p
stopped. turned around. tro,,s5 (
the stand to weigh out. walked - lo'.,
minutes and then returned to -. ~ q
looking satisfied that they had
duty. uole &
"A serious shooting affair tool o.,
Myersdale, OntaI5a, on Frid,- t-z
school teacher named John St...-1'-
chased a revolver at Campbellf,-5 y
nesday for the purpose. a. he s,is y. \, .'
ing squirrels, but 1t appears bis ~
at the time was TO shoot a vorpr ~,
of his pupils, named Bertha Wr,7,'N N'-
non about noon on Friday sDts,as n. =
residence and asked for the girl AL
told she was up stairs, vent mn 49, I.
two shots. One entered her rba,L 80 ~. Z
other her breast. The giri Is in - 80
ical state. shannon Is aba1t f,-.-
old and Is is thought has a wifa n.
He gave as a reason for SHOOTING n.
that be was In love with her I-. !.
could not marry her he intended !, !,
her and then kin himself. lie w,..A
ed and committed to Coburg Jail
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

AFTER lapse Of nearly four years from
the time Henry Ward Beecher was tried on
charge Of adultery with the wife Of Theo-
dnre Titon and discharged in consequence
of the jury not being able to agree upon
verdict, letter, dated on Saturday last,
and addreSsed by Mrs. Tilton to her con
fdential friend,' Mr.. Ira 3. Wheeler. was
published in the New York papers Of
Tuesday, in which she confesses her guilt.
at tho same time authorizing the publica-
tion of the letter Beecher WHO was i'm
Waverly, n. Y, and to whom Mrs Tilton's
letter was telegraphed, sent back an ex-
plicit aud absolute denial of the truth OF
the confession. 1t is not necessary to dis
cuss this nasty case in its resurrected form.
which does not essentially differ from its
original shape. As to any opinion about
it, we need only say, you can pay your
money and take your choice"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

a SESSION of the Legislature OF one hun
dred days is estimated TO cost the State
S5j0,0)O. At the end Of that time the
present Republican Legislature had passed
precisely fourteen bills, and eIeren resolu-
tinns, and, on the basis of the estimate
above stated, each one of these bills and
resolutions cost the State the modest sum
of tlo6Hty- tJcO thousand d1LIdrs. This is
pleasant picture for the taxpayers Of the
State to contemplate, aud yet, at caucus
held last week by the RepuLlican,majoIity
il was decided not to end the session finally
until the Gath of May. This will entail an
additional expense on the State OF nearly a
quarter of mi Ion of dollars. There be-
ing no remedy for this, the people, to use
Common ph as, must simply grin aud
bear it," IL the act of Assembly, instead
Of allowing the members ten dollars day
after the expiration of one hundred days,
had fixed it at three dollars, all the impor-
tant and really necessary legislation would
have been disposed Of and the session
brought to q close before the 10Th of April.
1t is the per diem that has caused all The
mischief and placed the Legislature in its
present uuenvIable position.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

a GREAT FIRE IN TENNESSEE. "A de-
stuctive fire occurred in Clarksville on
Saturday night the loss being estimated
at 5000, 900. The burned district covers
fifteen acres. The Gracy warehouse COW
cred more than an acre itself. The insur-
ance losses are estimated Hartford. SIG
900 ; Equitable, Of Nashville SlS50O :
Liverpool and London and Globe, 50. 600
Home, of New York, $4,000; 1Iua. of
Hartford, $500 State, OF Nashville,
$500 Continental, of New York. s., OO0
aud Phoenix, of Brooklyn, $l2, 600. Be-
tween fifty and seventy-five of the princi-
pal business houses were destroyed
LATER.-It is now definitely asccrtained
that tifty-seven houses were DESTROYED, in
Guiding the best buildings in the city. The
insurance is estimated at $50. 600. The
fire is regarded rs the work OF an incendiary
with whom the blacks seem 10 sympathize.
refusing to aid in suppreSsing the flames
Policeman Phillips Saturday afternoon shot
and killed a negro PANIED Seat while resist
ing him with stones. This aroused consid-
cradle feeling among the blacks and they
threatened to mob Phillips, who was placed
in jail for safety. II is supposed the fire
was the result of the recent lynching of a
negro for assaulting a white girl and Seat 5
death. Fifty special policemen patrolled
the streets of ClarkSville on Sunday night.
Nine hundred hogsheads of tobacco were
destroyed by the fire and rain. TIE list.of
burned houses embraces all kinds of bust
ness including the newspaper office, Court
House, Bank, Central Hotel, hook and
ladder houses, two jcwelry stores, two dry
goods stores, eight groceries, two public
halls and ten residences
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

THE inventive genius who writes letters
speaks Of ''the defeat of Hopkins in Cam
bria aud Westmorelund'' counties in the
election Of delegates 10 the Pittsburgh
State convention, and predicts the certain
nomination of Din for Governor. 1t is
scarcely worth while to notice such wilful
misrepresentation except to express sur
Prise that the editor cf the Times gives
circulation to it through his paper. The
delegates from this county are not instruct.
cd, and we undertake to say that no man
knows for whom they will vote in the CON
vention. All that :he Democracy OF the
county expect of them is that ;hcy will give
TO the subject their calm aud patient con
sideratiun, and that they will vote for the
strongest aud best man, whether in their
judgment that man is Hopk ins Dill, Mon
aghan, or, if :he contingency should arise,
some other man who is not now known as
= prominent candidate. They will be gov
erned alone, we trust by their convictions
OF duty to the Democracy of the State, and
not b. the appeals of few self instituted
adcrs, When they have done this they
will have discharged the trust confided to
them. and will have nothing to regret -
The statement of the Times correspondent
to the delegates from Westmoreland
county is equally untrue, both the Demo
cratic ipers in Gr ems 'urg declaring that
they are strongly in favor Of Hopkins.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

Mrs. THEODORE TILTOE's confession.
Commenting on a letter from Mrs. Til
ton, just made pnUlic, in which she freely
aud fully cOnfeSses to the crime Of adultery
with Henry Ward Beecher, the Philadel-
phia Times says that 40 decent person will
read it with any other feeling ;han intense
disgust. Since Mrs. Tilton has determined.
or consented, to reopen tue miserable
scandal, there appears no other course for
newspaper to pursue than to print what
she and the other principals have to say !;
but the idea of having TO go over the whole
story once more is certainly appalling
Besides, reheariug Of the case cannot
possibly lead to any more definite conclu-
sion. Those who have chung To Mr.. Beech
er throughout this scandal aud still believe
in him in spite of all, would not be shaken
in their faith by any amount of testimony
aud the res: of the world, that does not
believe in BPecher, requires no fresh affi-
davits to confirm the opinion formed long
ago. Nor does his Ieopeniug of the case
seem to call, at present, for any fresh com
ment. 1t again presents Mr.. Theodore
Hilton IN the dies picable light of a man de-
termiued to convince the world of his wife, $
dishOnOr; but the world has long since
formed its opinion of Mr.. Theodore Titon
as well as Of the rest of the Brooklyn
crowd, and it would be difficult for any of
them to sink themselves lower than they
have already sunk in the estimation of all
decent people.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

WILLIAM NJ. TWEED died in Ludlow
street jail, New York city, on Friday last,
in the both year Of his age. The career Of
Boss Tweed, as he was famiiiarly called.
is so well known-the exposure of his acts
of pluuder his arrest, trial, conviction,
sentence, escape from prison, fight to
Cuba, thence to Spain, where he was ar
rested and brought back-that il is only
necessary to mention its leading features,
lie was an uneducated man, but possessed
of an unlimited amount of cheek, which, in
this corrupt and degenerate age, usually
leads on to fortune. At one time he ex-
ercised almost imperial power in the city
OF New York, controlling its government,
its elections, and at least two of it's Courts,
all by the corruptng influence Of patron
age and money. He bought up the Legis-
lature of the State, whenever lie wanted 1t,
with as much facility as man can pur-
chase a drove Of cattle or sheep, and he
never stopped to count the cost, for he was
plundering the city treasury of millions
fraudulent contracts, and in other
dishonest ways. AS public plunderer we
know of only two men who excelled him
Julius Caesar in ancient and Loud Give in
modern times. He could afford to be
liberal TO the poor, he was, because
every dime he gave them had been stolen
from the rich taxpayers. OF course such /
a career of fraud and villainy must end in (
iishonor and disgrace, as it has done in /.
the case Of New York's great Boss"
Although Tweed is dead, Tweedism is not, .
md there are few cities or large towns in .
he country that are not robbed and p.un- |
Tered by smaller Tweeds, and in the snme .
way that he fieeced aud pIundered the peo- /
)le of New \ ork.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

THE Philadelphia Record. in referring
to BIaines opposition to Judge Thurman's
bill, which passed the Senate last week,
compelling the Pacific Rail Road compa-
nies 20 secure the payment Of The amount
advanced to them by the Government,
calls him go twisty statesman" and ma
lciously adds ''It would be a new thing
AID a surprising thing to find MIR. Blaine
on one side of the question, and strong
lobby with plenty Of money on The other
side.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

GERMAN SYRUP. No other ma.
in the world was ever given srrb -
its curative qualities as BOsCHrr-s -
MAN SYRUP. In three years Two -.i
four hundred Thousand small h7f-ra.-r.
medicine was distributed free N -t---.
Druggists in this country % rho.a .ss..
with Consumption, Asthma C-7-r -
Coughs, Pneumonia and other dsszs....
the throat aud lungs, giving the Ara--
people undeniahle proof that GrRvtvs- l.
RUP will cure them. The result has L.
that Druggists in every town and ri,fs-.
the United states are recummeuafu--
their customers. Go 20 vUur Dru-.f,tsr.-
mon x Murray, EoeushurE, and ak ~
they know abnutit. Sample BatrTas71.s--
Regular size IS cents. Three doses vfr /,
Iieve any ease.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

IT has always been matter of grave
doubt, not only among civilians, but in
army circles, whether great injustice was
not done to General Fitz John Porter by
his conviction by a military court, and his
dismissal from the army, on charge of
having disobeyed an order of General Pope,
who fought and lost the second battle Of
Bull Run in 1862. On two or three occa-
sions General Porter has earnestly, but
unsuccessfully, appealed to the proper
Snarce at Washington for a review Of his
case by \ military board, on the ground Of
new and important evidence bearing on it
which was not obtainable by him a. the
time Of his trial On the 9Th OF March he
addressed letter to Mr.. Hayes renewing
lls application, and an order las been is
sued detailing Major-General John NJ.
Schufiel6, Brigadier General a. II. Terry,
aud Col q. w. Getty, with Major CARD
uer a. Recorder, as a Board, to convene at
West Point on the 20ih Of June, to hear
G sn. Porters new evidence, and to report
what action, If any, in their opinion. JUS
tics requires should he taken OF the appli-
C.. tion for y review Of the case. In his let
ter TO Mr.. Hayes General Porter says: 'If
do not make it plain that l have been
wronged, alone am the sufferer. If | do
make it plain that great injustice has been
done me. then am sure that you aud all
Others who lose truth and Justice will be
glad tina. an opportunity of vindication has
unt been denied" Gen. PoIter's request
Il wing been promptly granted, he must
nov stand or fall by whatever conclusion
tie Board may reach.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-19

IT is said to be the intention of the lead
party to nominate William II. Armstrong,
Of Lycoming county, for Governor, Judge
Agnew for Supreme Court Judge, and to
select for Lieutenant Governor and Secre-
tary of Internal Affairs two persons who
have heretofore acted with the Democratic
party. The main purpose in forming such
ticket is to compel the Republican State
convention to OacceptArmstrong audAgnew,
both of whom are as strong Republicans as
HCyt and SteIrett, the prospective nOmi-
necs Of the Cameron ring. The only pos
sible obstacle to such a coalition between
the Republicans and Nationals is a fear on
the part of Cameron that the fusion might
return a Legislature of such mixed char
acter as to eudanger, if not defeat, his re.
election to the Senate. To sacrifice Sterrett
for Agnew might produce very unpleasant
results in some of the Allegheny county
legislative districts, and for that and other
considerations, if Armstrong and Aguew
should be nominated, they will not be ac-
ceptcd by the Cameron crowd. What
Cameron wants, and what Mackey, Quay
Il Co. will exert all their dark ways To Sc
cure, is straight Republican Legislature
under the present Infamous appOrtionment
bill. Cameron would Of course then be-
come his own successor, but with Green
back legislative ticket in the field in every
district in the State, his chances would be
desperate. With tour State and county
tickets to be voted for in November, one
man is about as competent as another to
form az Intelligent opinion Of the general
result.