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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08
Local RrayiiINg.

Erneet OuLon, the colorcd boy who st:lo tho
peck book. containing $40 from the post ics
| ~ind, W. iG oIgetowa, "Wednesday morning,
the propn,ty Of " liam Fl. Boston, Of Fairfax
county, w.. was yesterday committed to jsii for
10 days by Judge Smell.
The argument in tho case Of Mrs Barton Va
John D. Barbour, Receiver Of tho Virginia
Midland railroad, WAS concluded in the General
Term, in Washington, yesterday, and held
under adVisement by the judges.
A marriage l;csnse was granted in Washing
ION, yesterday, to Isaac Davis. of Fairfax
county. W., aud Ella Farr Of Benning's station,
District Columbia
Although last nghtwas pitch dark, and many
people Wore on the Streets not single street
lamp WAS lighted.
The Committee on Public Properly will meet
TO- night at the Auditors office.
Valentines have made their appearance in
some CT tho stores on King street.
About $3,400,000 Of the South Carolina
bonds were Issued without authority during
the Scott and Chamberlain regimes.
ARTILLERY AND RIFLE FIRE-1t is tact
that the actual number Of mon put hors du com.
bat by artillery fire is very few in any case. It
really is meant to produce an cffoct on tho
morale of tho troops attacked that is to say, 10
make them nervous, excited, liable TO panic and
aptto give way before sudden onset. Humid
rods of shells exploding on the ground and in
the air, and scatterings showers of fragments on
all sides. dropping neatly over wall and barrl.
csdes, crashing through walls and roofs and
searching woods and thickets, are apt to gradual
ly break down the nerve of all but tho stead
lest men.
AS matter of actually killing and manning
large number Of the enemy, it is coming to be
believed that the old artillery Of Napoleon's
days. used at close quarters, that is about four
hundred yards, against heavy masses, was more
deadly than the modern rifle gun. Artillery is
now effective up to two thousand five hundred
yards, and sometimes even beyond that range
Rife fire generally beings at four hundred
yards, though picked marksmen may be engaged
at longer ranges. The ordinary fighting range
OF the rife is thus now equal to that of the field
gun of thirty years ago, and the accuracy Of the
fire is increased in even greater ratio.
With the old musket the chance of bullet
finding human billet was extremely uncertain.
At one hundred yards there was a deviation Of
two feet to right or left which at two hundred
yards had increased TO more than six feet. The
average lewiston of the Martini-Henry is about
seven inches at three hundred yards, q little
less than foot at FIVE hundred, and about
twenty inches at eight hundred /; or less than
the error of the old musket at one hundred
yards Without aiming, a rapidity of fire equal
TO twenty five shots per minute has teen OBJ.
tanned with the Martini-Henry with which the
British army is now furnished How different
from the weapons used in the Peninsula and ct
Waterloo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

VTANTED-A SITUATION in a school or
w private family by lady who has had
much experience in teaching tho usual English
branches, Frcnch and Music She can give the
best of references. Address TEACHER, b. c.,
Alexandria, Va. jan Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08
Died,

DIED.
AT Arlington, Va, Feb. 6. 1878, at o'clock
p. M, of membrsnous Group, JOSEPH Is. j.
AUSTIN. infant son rf Benjamin and America
Jane Austin, aged 18 months and II days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

I6F REoPENING THOROUGHFARE.-In
order to guard against regults utterly subversive
of health, it is absolutely essential that the grand
thoroughfare or avenue of the system, the bow
els, should DO reopened as speedily as possible
whom they become obstructed. Ifthey are not,
the bile is misdirected into the blood the liver
becomes torpid vscid bilious matter gots into
the stomach and produces Indigestion; head
aches ensues, and other symptoms are produced,
which prolongation of the exciting cause only
tends to sggravste. The speriont properties Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters constitute most
useful agent in overcoming construction of the
bowels. and promoting regular habit of body.
It is infinitely superior to the drastic csthartics
frequently used for the purpose, since it does
not, like them, act violently, but produces q
natural, painless effect, which does not impair
the tone of the evscuatory organs, which it in
vigorstes instead Of weakening. The stomach
and liver also, indeed tho entire system. is
strengthened and regulated by it. feb 4-oo3t
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WANTS..

MONEY WANTED-Wanted$ $4,000 for
Nl one or two years, secured on unincumber.
ed landed property, lear Alexandrla-worth
five times the amount. Enquire at this office.
fob S-ef.lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

PERSONAL ALTERCATIoN.-Quite commo-
ton was created in the court house, last night
while the crowd were waiting for verdict ID
the Sbinn case, by quarrel which took place
there between we'll known lumber mercnant
and mail agent en- ono Of the roads leading
from this city. Sundry offensive remarks were
made, but the parties were separated by TRENDS
before coming to blows. This morning the
parties again met, on Prince street, when the
merchant demanded that the agent withdraw
the offensive remarks of last night, which be-
ing refused, tuss!e ensued, during which the
agent was knocked down. The parties were
then again separated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08
LOST AND FOUND.

Z OST, yesterday, gontleman's fur-edged
IL dog skin GLOVE. The finder will please
leave it at this office. Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

About $3.4O0,O0O Of the South Carolina
bonds were issued without authority during
the Scott and Chamberlain regimes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

COURT RooM.-l'hc Corporatio1 Court room
has been the centre & attraction for the past
two or three days, owing TO the interest felt by
all classes in the coumunily. 10 the charges OF
embezzIemcut btiag tried there against George
Il. Sbinp, a former prominent merchant aud TX
President of the Common Couoci'. The room
has been crowded from morning until night,
and the fact has been clearly demonstrated
that It's arrangement is very unsuitable Tor the
purposes Tor which it is designed. 1t IL en-
tireIy devoid OF proper ventilation and the
formation Of the ceiling is such that every
wave of sound is reflected to the centre OF the
room where there is continual buzzIng noise.
Another shortcoming in the arrangements Is
the lack Of proper SEATS for the auditors. Were
they provided, much Of the noise and confusion
could DO prevented.
So oppressive and noxous was the atmos'
phere yesterday evening that one of the jurors,
MIR. j John Harlow, was made quite sick and did
not recover for several hours, while several OF
the members of the bar and others, whose busl
ness required their attendance on the court,
were subjected to severe headaches and other
disagreeable effects During the evening,
colored man tainted in the lower part OF the
room and had to be carried out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

WEATHER PRoBaB1nT1Es.-W War Depart.
1'ent, Office efthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,egton, D. g.. Fe1'y. s. 187S-l0:30 a. H.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy. rainy
weather, warm and increasing essterly. veering
to colder northwest winds. falling FOLLOWED by
rising barometar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-08

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsrs-At New York there is an active business
doing in Sugars, and the market Is very strong,
but there is no movement in them here, busi-
ness being restricted by the want of supplies. We
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w understand hr oa-c with Nr. rlLDEN'S
iacli.o tr.,. ,rlnccruin;, which decision has
just boon snjeicl by juds' BlNrcHroUp,
t,na that Mt The time the tax was payable
he WAS hcnyily engaged in speculative opcr-
ntiou- which had not vet come to amy re-
suit. so that it was impossible for him 10
tell at tine t.nic what his income for the year
ha.lronlly hccn, or hrlhorii might not turn
Ont 10 ho los. than nothing. I'm tins ~iiul-
iHN. hr lift the amotm eff tine taN to hc
fsmi hr lnn a-~',,or- and paid ID accuri-
iualy. v,,li the fine which the law imposed
tor the iaiurc OF the citizen To make a re-
turn of his income In sodong, Mr.. 1lLpEN
simply followed the cour1e which was pur-
Url by thousands Of other men who re-
ga lcd amy official inquiry into their bu-i-
D. .- affairs with ayrr-lou, and adopted the
ali..n1iNa which tine law n AZ pro, idrl.
Huw, hpw"yer. Mr. IlLprN having been
elected President by the Democratic voters
of the country, he has boon singled out for
prosecution by Republican officials; and the
ease having been brought before Judge
BLATCHFORD, he decides that the detormi-
nation az the tax by the assessors and the
imposi' ion nl the fin" for failure TO mako n
rctiirn do not end the matter; SO that il il
shall appear now or at any future time that
in any year the assessors estimated q man S
income at less than 1t really was, the Gov
ernment can still sue for the difference and
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The Speaking rhonogrnph.


lh' mana OF man secures 10 unNuown as's
'hr Sr"nd''I bIi-N'est thoughts that breathe an
bnfi'
Recorded plainly upon lriicwd pages,
Nhieh ANY smlr soul rnH' rr.d ana turn'
III i"fin ana 'iAii W"'.h' j. MN ''' lunW
"h' N''ns was 100" "D' '"''' '"'' 'N' l'''"'
''hFNh Az '' "l'' ''' 'n,'N ''i'
we 'N'n"' h'' N'' "'''n'' '"'' "' '"'r'n
N"N"l-n we '''.l "'" ''''" '''NNu''''
We ''"' 'n' '''"''''' ' """ we NAV "' "'' '"''''
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Hnye. Wise for Once.

Men will nlwnys be found who arc mean
epirited enough tncring" 20 place and powcr.
no matter by what hi-t' mean. ID" place and
power were won. They ,lpnut chut cuNet
the thrift tina; follows lewnins. Evcn HAYES
has his toadies. Out Of the two Houses of
Congress three or four, POSSIBLY five or sis,
members ran to the white House to condolr
with the man who stands whcrc the rlc-i-
dent should he. over the attach made upon
him by the brave rnd true Senator Howe It
is almost supcriluous to adj that CAMrRoN
and HoAR nrc found in tho worry short list of
names. The purpose of the visit was to Of
fer TO Mr. HAYES 10 hare soms one rho II
docs not appear defend him against the
charges preferred by Mr.. HOWE. for fear
that otherwise they would be- taken a. tstir.
True? Mr.. HAYES knows. as these Visit
ing Statesmen know, that the charges ara
true as Gospel.
For once Mr.. HAYES was wise. AZ all events
he was discreet. He coun~cllcl absolute ST.
fence on the part Of his handful oi adhercnis.
He was well aware that no answer could h"
made, and he WIS opposed 20 nn effort at ro-
ply which must be at once unsuccessful aud
ridiculous.
So here We have the spectacle of an Acting
President of the uniiei States who. when
arraigned in the upper House 90 the national
Legislature by n distinguished aud honorcd
Senator on charges of a most injurious char
Acter refuses to plead. hut stpnd- mute"
Yet this was the best Mr.. HAYES could do.
His case admits OF no success .fri q 'fcnce lie
stands condemned by the men and press II
both parties lie has fortunately for him
self just sense enough TO check the iil-advi-cd
prefer of aid from the few suh-orvicnt spirits
around him, for he knows it would do him
moro hurt thnn good
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compel payment; and we are bound to as
sumo that this Is a correct exposition Of the
provisions of the statute.
What further course Mr. TILDEN means TO
take in tho matter will appear in due time.
We SUPPOSE it is probable that he will ap-
peal. and that tho question will be carried to
the Supreme Court. We wish, however. that
his demurrer had been broader, and that it
had put nj issue the greater question Of tho
constitutonaliiy Of tho law imposing the
income ,aN. We arc perfectly convinced
that whcneycr this question Is properly AZ
cucj before the supreme Court. the law will
Ire pronounced Unconstitutional
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THE LfJNCH or THE INTREPID.
MIR. Lloyd rhrn,x's New schooner Yacht
Gliding Into the East River.

Tho now schooner Yacht huilt for Mr. Lloyd
phTniN Of the New York Yacht club WIS sue
cc~sfully launched Yesterday afternoon. Mt high
wntcr from the foot ~ Bridge street Brooklyn.
The yard was crowded with indies and gentle
men To- witness thu spectacle. and the beautiful
craft was eayly decorated fore and at with bunt-
Ing. In the afternoon the hige shores were
knocked away and at 800 o'clock the spur shores
followed. Then cane the keel blocks. and at
AS o'clock the timhcrs holding the cradle were
sawed apart and with an easy motion the pretty
craft swept swiftly into the water ~ she did
so Mrs. J. &. Hcck~her stepped gracefully on
,hr howsrrlt~ heel AMI br9k" IN" customary
noiti" oi wine and chr listened TIA" new zach; the
ln'r"ud.
ihr o1icial limensionS A. nlc;d with the Sec
water liir 100 70. II n.; beam. 2ift ) in depth
30 hold. ~ r. q ,f.. drM@li ~ water II H. q IN.
,out,n'- l3.i2a7d. IN. luir,pd WI. Designed
hN 4. ttr, Smith. and uuft lost AMI H. roillon.
$40. - t.. ia.'. "tr hi-l rUiwars> and drrk
nn't Nnu. ini 'na'i for cruising. -ao viii hay
% rJ tn- il- ami N.l uAl fuItHilN hurry M thu
A,'i bouts This -ca-,n. Sn' hn- ru.y limos. ~,
tnn much sheer, a. riS ,ne stem. vita low mother
inp hollow nor toe iu... an uNrhHnEing stern
rim iHr 60 th' Wanderers and e.'rrp hilcy
90 lu0s' other craft AWAY All nrr Nh" captniu :
and ma'"'S ROOMS. 900 s-lll' hy a small com
pin'uwry. witt -ii. r1"m- at g; them. ',nlnl:
forward ar" Chart rooms and closets. Ihon
eo;us- ihr owner. ~tatrruun. equal IN width III
the ship amt teu feet long. Forward ~ that il
IN" mann "nWpuonNhy which Is lust ait the
hf" ''' a 'it rooms lNr En,Hi-. lh'n comes tlit
ne,n -"l",n and forward Il thn nro pantrirs
bath roam. steward room. for~asil", a..
tn" lrirrrld vii h' commanded hy Capt
Charles Belmont. lie and ms ilr,t officer Jnhn
i. g. uulNril haN' served with credit on yachts
and IN tine mercantile marine Tor twenty years
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The Contest Between Economy and
EAtraEagHnCc.

Tho cn,,,, n --,,-I,.- - ,..,-- ~
."' ',''a,
ia, "o,' ~ i'''' '''' 49,
~ IA Wv ~. va
my NOV '"N 80. "' '''
an' '''"'S' ""'''
"uoo' Pug !" '''' "',' '''''''-' az ~
ips H'',9,"'7 cav ''' ''l "'.'' '' '"
mouse p''l' "u, ''''u i''' '" 49, Fl''
rect Ola ones h'i'l i''' I''''' d.
less III 'A'' I'"i'''. ''r' ''' '.''' '''''
repeated nc cl"' p.i-' 'l '' ''~''' ''
the west fplnt h'1l ana 'i r''lS" 'n'l WILL
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economy applied to that institution, II will
set an example likely TO operate on the Sem
Gtc when the great appropriations como to
hc considered II it yields 10 the dictation
a. y majority bent on running in the o!d
rats and continuing prodigality, the contest
may rs we'll be abandoned for the future.
Tho Senate can only be overcome by a roso-
mto front. and by being told in the painest
terms that tho public expenditures must he
reduced or he supply bills shall not pass.
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There is no doubt that superintendent
SMYTH has been guilty of hlackmaihns in
surance companies; indeed he has confessed
1t himself; yet the Senate of the state yo--
terday voted to acquit him Of the charge by
D majority of :. The vote stood ~ against
u, and all the Senators OF both parties voted.
except JOHN MoRkIssEl, who was assent
The names OF the Senators who thus
sinned against light and duty, and who
proclaimed by their votes that in their Wow
official corruption is right, and that every
man in power il iustitiabe when hc iovics
blackmail or takes b:hc-, should be- fully
known to the honest citizens 81 the state
so that the list may be OF service now and
hereafter. These names arc a. follows:
VOTING FOR ssYTus AcQriTrAL.
Demo11'si.
THOMAS c. f. ECCLE,GNE. New York city.
EDWARD HOGAN. Now YORK; cifv.
ALFRED WAGsTAFf. IE.. ~ York city.
JAMES T. PIERCE. Bgootyu.
Nfp'jircns-lj.
IRA DAVENPORT. 27,h District.
SAMUEL ;. EDICk. 3tt D.-tr.f.
HAMILTON HARRIS. 1852. nlstl't.
EDWIN HICKS. 2in I0tr. @
PETER W. HOPKINS .i.a DISTRICT
JAMES II. LOOMS. 3a.l l-fr.t.
NATBh>iEl. &. MARVIN. 81 District.
DENNIS MCCARTHY. -. l.-irf.
RAY V. plEICE.3l-f p.~'r
THEODORE ". rONEAOl. 2j'h y strict.
WILLIAM II. kOlItl.OA. N'l a. -iri :.
WILLIAM ". EOykN Iii. iftl n.stll.t.
HENRY Z. TURNER Z, b b.s'riT.
WEBSTER NAuHIh 10Th District.
STEPHEN II. NLHAaN it llt. n.-'r,'.
OF the majoriv q; To Senate wap have
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The Magician Vnrtx's Illness.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sn'; In THr
srS OF Sunday H,t under the heal,nr oi Real amt
Amateur Magir At aNerirA tatirA brother iuscll
Hart the celebrated uHl'i4. WIS and rnu',urd
an asylum Mr. llnftfl> nlus ,"rN .irs iu In. rr-i
a. ,.t N ,try
llai BSoAnwAr Ntw Yoes March eo. ic,,
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What they Think of Have. I'm CANADA.

Qvrurc Ont March ls.-All honor to THE
>r> t,r,Nposn- uiNti fraud of frauds II llayc. How
msu-iluri and intelligent people can cami, submit
go s"'h a transparent Imposition Is most anaAns to
\ /
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Nnior i:nhcocL's Orange Grave.

MrfLoNvlLrr. Fla. March l5.-MaJor O. f.
nhc~a, no-. Shepherds street Surveyor and Gen.
Hrnn. Private s'crrtnrv Is making tine orange grove
nolr hero N j. phnu. inn orrd seed ii.s said To- have
w'n COLLECTED and forwarded by Gen. Grant durins his
LuTulf
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NM rrIncinnl chnrgc ngninst SMYrN wns

Tho principal charge against SMYrH was
that be violated the law Il 1873 by ioltins his
agents present bills tor their services in the cN-
animation Of insurance companies directly TO
the companies Themselves. inst'ad - having
;hcm rullcd hy the Comptroll"r The in
trriion of "a" law was lo prevent rNtort 'nat'
chrrgos being wrunG RON I'll" companies rs
haekmnl. SMYTn : defence was that the law
was not constitutional, and his defenders in the
Senate yesterday used the same argument. and
made it the excuse for acGuittng him Of GOV.
RoRNsoS's charges
The state Senate, by yesterdays n.t, puts on
record It's decision that the law " 1873 is no'
binding. Tho statute aays tin, the Supcriu-
tonlnnt ~ Insurance must prosrm nll bills for
the SERVERS Of his agents to the Comptroller
for HIS auditing, the Senate says l." need not
What Is 10 hinder SMYTH from keeping right
on muctng insurance companies In the Same
manner in which he took 1872 900 from the New
York Lifc2
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The Fraudulent President finds it hard to
IRE serY' his ploIs vrotonces under the cuu,ii'
touch oi SrnAt ~ iinwr.
OF course there is tohea legal contest over
the Will Of the deceased millionaire. SAMUEL
WooD. who left the greater part Of his fortune
for tho founding Of musical college in this
city. He made handsome requests to twcnty-six
of his cousius. and appears TO havo been very
consilrratr Of everybody vino had any claims
ulon hun. lri. as soon rs tine viii va, rlf red
for probate Yesterday. notice WIS slvcn II 4
contest on tho ground, OF course. that the tesla
tor was not competent to make will. There is
no end to these legal struggles over the prop
erty left BIZ rich men.
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Alderman SHANNON. who died yestcrde v
in Brooklyn. is the man who. last o Tohcr. broke
the deadlock that had existed for nine months.
and turned the patronage over to the Repuhl-
cans. His death makes ,hc vote Of the present
board tie. and another deadlock seems newt
able.
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Mr.. joins NJ. THOMPSON, Republican
member Of Congress from Pennsylvania. has
Just made discovery which will interest the
little circle that meets on sunday cycnin; at the
White liou-" TO rohcarse in chorus the simple
songs of tho Sabbath school II looks much. !"
says Mr. THOMPSON. as II this were nothing
INT lying hvrorritioal. and irihinG Admins
ration" 1t docs look very much So. Mr.
THuMPsoN.
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For making examinations that many an
able nwv,r must have been glad TO have done
for 5000. ex-senator ToBEY charged the New
York Lite Insurance Company $4,000. joins
T. SMYTu. Superintendent ol Insurance al
lowed him 10 collect the amour; wiihou; tho
bills being audited 10y the Comptroller. Docs
anybody Doubt what must have been tho result
had the company refused to pay tho bin ;
They were compelled TO pay 1t or incur the
lsplcasurc Of SMYrH. and SMyTH's dlsplcasure
meant injury to their business. BY its vote
sustaining SMITH. the Senate. Yesterday. vir-
,ually told him to keep on mulcting insurance
cOmlauieS.
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A Grand Exposition Is now open Mt one Of
the dry docks in this city. where a fine collec-
ton Of product. of American industry mny be
viewed in bulk free OF charge The goods wcrc
originally intended for the Paris Exhibition,
hu, were intrustod hy tho exhibitors To- IN" Hon.
DICK THOMPSON for transportation. That eau
tious mariner srn, them to sea- in aleaky ship.
and they only eot hali way across the Atlantic.
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Mr.. ScuvUz is developing qualities that
prominently ii, him for the office Of keeper of
the Yellowstone National Park.
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Why should there be commotion in Hack
cnsack because the daughter Of a rich resident
marres her fathers poor coachman What
statute prohibits such nuptiHls? What reason
exists why the pair should not marry il they
wish to, 1t IL reasonable to suppose that the
hrld" loved the groom. II she can bring riches
TO him as we'll as affection. SO much the better
Yet we are told there is commoton In liacken-
sack. Now why should th"rc he cornmoton
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The cool Judgment OF most R'puhicnns. after
'ccine liovk .erch ny print aui having day toiak %
over l. that he ha, made great mistake -rf'yn,t r.
IHi't9uA
That was what they said about Senator CoNK-
LfNG n;ter the Rochester Convention last year.
when he opened the war on HAYES. Yet that
war saved the Republican party in New York.
and HowEs speech is # the same sort.
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TIC pressure IN New YORK ciiy ~ obtain
cNrn 'hr vil.i itf arluin'nfuis irictio. Ne '.
firon OF nNfifu',. \ policeman VIII siffA nltntl i-
49, NNtrf Dn'N and ilcith AZ cior car 'r MI r''
strtr. f'-Orls s.n-Ait as m % "i" hn' ftnl'i..h'
is.I'Nl I.H.' frtNnfui 'nr.lifI Nn fll peg
cntur. 600 tuoeh down intc., isa.so t"n.icied ptiN
ir.t HD,i'
And yot Police Court justices, for sitting in
court fow hours each day. r''oiV" s'.npn "a
y"nr whlio th' .a'9rrs Of other NV York oill-
cinis are almost equally eNiravacani IN proper
ton To- tie duties performed. and th" ability
AMI knowledge requisite for the proucr per
luruairr ~ thnS" duties.