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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-02

We tasted. and the Turk drank, ane his
blood began TO warm. Then there was
u sherry, followed by a claret. then a
champagne; then I don't know what
The Turkish gentleman was charmed.
He expressed himself frequently and
rely. He male hasiy notes in his
memorandum and waited for the next
specimen. Many bottles Wire Orensl
and the Turkish gentleman drank reli@
/, iorslv everything set b, fore him. At
TER the second hour he grew serious and
occasionally forgot 10 make notes. Al
ter the third hour the conversation on
his part ceased His eyes seemed To be-
between Il wink and turn. ahd the red
glidesl upon his heal to an angle III 65
degrees. At | o'clock we missed the
Turkish gentleman, but we kept OH tast-
ing and, marking. AMI at O'Clock. when
we adjourned for the day. had sampled
some 200 bottles. As president of the
body it Developed upon me TO look aftc.
matters when The board adjourned. In
one corI,er at the room were many boxes
of wine biscuit. II struck me that heard
y noise over there. and regarded it lis
nv du'y to look. The noise. bad il been
elsewhere. | should have called snOre.
but il could not be that tIer.. Pushing
away some box : saw.a red Object I'M
cioSetl by two other red objects. Thence
came the li"ise. With Trouble learned
the cause The first red object was the
Turkish fez. the little cap you know. the
two rel objects each side of this were
the slippers. Pcrsu iSiOn WAS useless.
The mi>concep. ion had overcome the
gentleman. and he had wandered to one
Of the boxes AMI sat upon il. The weight
crushed il in. and the gentleman gratiu
ally sank until his heels were really as
high as his head anti keeping it. com
pany. He WAS eXtricated with difficulty
and taken home. The Turkish g,.atlc-
man was never seen at our consultation
again. His zeal hal exceeded his discre-
ton"
On another occasion Mr.. FlOrencc's
Ignorance rs Il SCIENTIST, was the SOur'e
of IN amusing little conlretemps, lie
thus describes il:
We'll the fierce looking Russian gen
tleman, who WAS Very learned, and who
was also very inquisitivc, turned to NE
ore day suddenly.
MIR. Florence he said. ,lO you II ave
the phyllOxpra in Amerca:?'
.'Ye gc,ls and it'll. fishes. PhyllONrra! !
What was it? IL would crush me as pres |
ilrnt not to know. Some new kind at |
wine or grape. | supposed. Beg PARDON
[ said, so as to get minute or two moIr
time 10 think. an | hr repeated the ques-
iion. :Oh. yes, certilly.' | replied: of
course IN some dis. rs An. Indcel.
regret to hear IL ha- replied. Regretted !
To hear it. What on earth hal done?
[ imme,liatr ly had urgent business witt
the Turkish gentleman. AMI the matter
passed. But the next day | was posted
IN phylloxrra. fnun'l out they We're
grape lice. Why di.ln't he say So? BnI !
buiionlole The Russian grnllrman
ND We him learned DISCOURSE upon
cr:,mmed for the orcasion.'
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An appo,n.men, VOL. s.a...

The commetian Fio,ance, other &c
'he Hon. Bardwell SloIe, gives ala ;.inus-
ing account OF his experience as appoint
ed tester OF wines at tile Paris cX,posi-
ton. There were besides himself 10
experts. an EngI-hman, Spaniard. a
Portuguese. a Russian, Turk and
Others. Mr.. FIorcilse WAS nade presi-
dent Of this body OF experts. Their Ia
bors lasted week, from ga. M to 3 d.
IN. eaei, day, during which time they
tasted l.5ho bottles !. the choicest
wines We all tasted. IS MIR. Flor
enee. with one exccp.io.. That excep-
nor tailored under Il miss.',iicsption of
b inlier aud drank. Ii was the
Turkish gentleman ia IA fez and selrlet
Shippers. with crimson bsrs- knee trou-
scrs. Turks never drink wine. therefore
his opinion WAS TO be specially valued
The miseonception that he labor, d un-
der wssthat as matter Of courtesy he
shouitiAlrink the entire eiasstuH. The
first glass WAS a choice brand OF cham
payne. We tasted but the Turkish gen.
ileman drank and slnacLetli his lips.
speedily hne Burgundy Was given. us.
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MOrfUlt0S Sale.

\tTHERE vs. default has been made i'm the
w payment of money secured by mo tgagc
dated the 2 tn day of May. 1873. executed b. Amos
Galbraith and Cai hcrnc GabraIlh. his wife, OF the
township of Ora I, county uf Cheboy gan. and
state OF michigan. to Nelson Fisher. of The same
nam q pla t., which said MOI igage recorded III
the Office Of the Register of Deeds, Of the C. uniy
of Cheboygan, in l.be Il of mortgages. on pages
90 and !tl, on T. s7tn day of May. Il. ID. is 5, ut
10 O'Clock a. NJ, and whereas the said ryagc has
breu duly assigned by said Ne son Fisher to
Ephraim Nelson, by assignment. bearing dIle the
hfth day o. July, y d. 1877 and recorded in the
Office OF the lscg ter of % eds IF said county of
Che5oygan, on the Sd, day of July. A. ID 1871. ~
o Del ok NJ, / hbcr of Mortgag 5, or l.ag,' 6iI
and whereas. The said mortgag been duly
sign, d by he said rhraIm Ncis TO trait n y
hatt"on Dy 81 nmcnt b, airing tate the 18th LAY
uf >eptenb, r. \. ID 1878, rccurde il, the Office
of the ttgi ter # DEEDS of said county of Cneboy
gan on the l5ibday Of September, y. ID. as, al
p. NJ. in Iib1r ID on m rGgagcs, page 90, and e
-anc Is now owned by hiin. nj. whereas. the
amount ca mel TO be due on said mos tya.e mt the
late of this noicri the of one Eunt!i.d and
thirty-tnG s0l,O tsl34 81 liars of rincip,
and interest, and the furth sum "f fifty S5r) 10 :
lars ar AN attIney fee, stp' atcd Tor in said mort
gag, and winch j. the wiuc count elaine d 10 be
upIaid ga the same mnrtg 'gc, and suit or ,ro
cc'dIny having be u Instituted AT Jaw rccoV-
or the debt inv remaining ecurcd Ivy the the sd d
murig &c or any part thelcOf, whereby the power
oi sale tonia ned in the sai mo tgagr ha~ bccom
operative Now til. rrioir, lot &c is hereby gIse
that by vitne of the sa Il power sale AMI IL
pursu- nee vi the statute in such case made and
provides. the III mortgage wiz he force O>'.d iy
sale OF The premises thcl de cribc pub ic uc
ton TO this highest b DID, on tn premises, nj the
front door # the court h use in Chcb .aa village
n said county CT Chcbr gan. on the 2Ist day of
December. \. ID. 1873, mkt. at ten o'c., OK ia
The forenoon of that day, W hIch said irenis
described In the said mo~tg ge us t.i ows. wi
Lot number seven 40 in section six cen tl6) IN
iownhip th.ity-se' en- 10 N rth, of iange
III west, containing ioriy-lve 66 loo acres
more 'r less, Excepting and reservi;g there
from ah'ut Xix (G) ne for mil site, ami u
,'art o Tie river lr n for booming ,.'r pos s,
veyrd t. GEORGE \. Ban clay and Straiton n. Mat
ton hy the graator in sai,i mortgage and his wife,
by decd Il ed July 18th, 1863. aud red in The
kc.i ter rf Deeds office tor said count, Ibcr Is
NJ deeds. pag. So.
dated september 18th SIS.
ST. 'TTON y. MATTOON,
WATTS >. Humphrey. ssIgnee.
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USAN SM II Y. tLir,s H. Smart-S.aie
y of Mich pan-ln the Circuit Court for the
"unty of Che o,gan--In IN ,ncrry. 1t satistac-
tory PIP airing to James J. Brown, ircuit our,
L 'mmisiloncr in and for the county of Cheboygan.
that the 'cfendant Charles II. Smart is noa-Ies-
iicnt of this state. aud on motion OF Waits )
Humphrey, solicitor for complainant and of coua-
sell u IL or'icicd tat said defendant Charles III.
smart cause his n pesiance in this cause to he
tcrd within io months the date OF this order
And IN eot his appearance he canse h.s an
swcr to the compartments hi tn he filed and co.,,
their of Ia be served on the ccInpl Inants suiciior
" thin foIiy 40l days aft.r a service of copy of
>nd bill notice of this order, and in default there
OF that the hill be taken confessed BY the
said Charles III. Smart; and il il further ordered
that with twenty days the complainant
notice to be pub i-hrd IN the NORTHERN TRIBUNE
and tIsst the publication he continued said pa
y al least each week for ix successive
weeks, or that She cause copy of tins order be
personally served on the said defendant, Charles
H. smart, at Least twenty days before The time pre-
scribcd for his appearance.
j SNEs~ j. BRewN,
Circuit Court Com. Cheboys.an Co.
WATTS = IIrMPnREy,
solicitor or Comp anant and 81 Counsel.
Dated this 18th of August xiv
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SAer,f's Sale.

pf virtue OF a writ OF fsri fdcids issued out of
u and under the sea- of she Circuit Court tor
the Countyoi Cheboy gan, in the State of Miehi-
gan 10 me directed and delivered, against the goods
c.iattels. land tenaments of Ciancey Stevenson,
did. ON tn twentieth day of August A ID. ISIS;
levy upon and all the ri ht, title and interest
OF Z e said Chanccy Stevens M of, i'm and lS the
iol owing descIihcd piece parcel of land, lying
and being situa ed in the township of Inverness,
county of hcboy gan, and state of Michigan, and
described as ul owr, to-wit: The quarter
OF the nor beast quarter of section tity six (36
township thirty eight (3S north, of range two (:)
west. containing forty tJ0 acres txc.pting there
fr"m two pieces hcrctofor. conv y,d by said Cham
cey Stevenson. as follows First to nohcit Paftcr-
son. about 4 acres, by deed dated August 9th,
1877 and recorded in liter of Deeds for Cheht,y-
gan county, at page 243; second, Charles x. Knit
lin, about one acre, by deed datrl April 9TH 1874
and recorded in der of Deeds for said county AT
page aS all of which shall expose for sal al
pub ic auction or vcnduc To the highest bidder as
the law dire ., at the front door Of the Court House.
IN the village fCheboyg IA THAT being the building
IN which the circuit court tor the said unity of
Cheb"ygan heidi nn Tuesday, the 18th day
OF October, a. ID. 1875, at IL o'cl-ck i'm the .ore
noon OF that day.
GEORGE PAQUETrE.
Sheriff of heboygan County.
GEORGE W. BILL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dat Il heboySaD, August 20ih, 1878.
5-aiana-t
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Tax Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Monday, the
L 18th day of r o,emi,r A. ID. 1878 nj ~
clock he fors noon nf That day, shall sell at
tLe roams of the Village Council, in Cl,bo gan
village, county of Chehuygsn, and state OF Mict,i-
snn, 80 much of each of he lowing de crlbed
tracis CT parcels If Ian situated in said villa &c OF
hebpygan. dc inquent for unpaid corporation
aSes tor The ear 1871 will be sufficient TO pay
The AXE AID chaigts thereon. accoid ding 10 HE
In such Csc made and proyife,l. to-wit:
CliEB YGAN VILLAGE.
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=
The railroad lie constructed and In operation
from, Jack ,on to Gaylord, a ,lisuahc of w hu
srest amt thirty-six mile. AMI Will soon tie com
Pile ell to the straits Of Mackinaw, a further ills
lance Il about hfty five miles.
Particular attenLlO' is allied to the large tracts
of the best whise AMI Nor way pine timber along
Ne line of the ROAD, aud upon the Au sabre.
Oh .5Jygan, MnsLeg III and MauisI ~ rivers, The
mo Important logging streams n che -taie.
A.ic rarTrS I4,Dts OF the .oinprny include
some of The most fertile ami sell wateresl hard
wo.sl lands in he state. Esp, ciil at ention Is
called the Turning lands in Crawl ri Otscgo
aud CheOUy gan cOu-:ties. hci. Are high anti
rolling; ii ul,ered maj 'iy with the finest hart ma
pie; or, back sandy am, and abo ung in
springs OF the ourest W. er. these co.ntirs az
being rapidly settled. ami the lumoering business
IN the vicinity Will afford TO farmers first rate
market Tor rosiuce Tor ma ~ We rs.
TERMSOE SALE.
For pine lantls, One-fuurLn down, AMI rCm9 ias,
der in three equal annual payments, with inter
est at seven per cent. For iarniug lands TO Set
tiers, longer lime will he gwen ii dt sire
sent for illustrated mphleI, iuh oi san
figures, address,
%. If. u AltNES, Land Commissioner,
nOGs-lY Lansing, Micn.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.

OFrIJEOE Tue SECRETARY OF STATEj
LASsI Il, july -, ls1S.
r, tho Sheriff of the County of h, b"ygan:
Sir-You lie hereby Motif Il that mt the grner
81 eth t, b.. he "a Il, TIM stie un tn. ues-
Ivy IL cling m fir NJ n'iay of NnvcmE. e
,ext, Iisc f., l..'w ng officers ire h.. 81, ct.-i
Gov, rns'r. Lieutenant q vernon. S,cretnry
IF :, ate, tate Treasure. Au it General. Com
nis-io cr - the 81 e IA ! office. Attorney
.rai, ami Supcriuen cent of t'ubiic II-tr c' on
trp.t VI M c. Oi the Slate Board OF E,iuc ton
in pare of Edward BJr-ch whose f oflic,
W l. cx.ure Drce,ut,eI II, s 5: al o Il H. sem
stiv'. ih Congress r the Eighth Omgressiona
district of tn tia {, 10 which Your coniy tlnn !;
sra senator fur the lhIriirili at "ial Dist let
viii Ia Nour unity belongs; Also Rerie-cnta
tive i'm the Sta Lcgti lturc for the Representative
district to which your county belongs.
In testimony wlcrent, have nercunto set my hand
and ALI u t.c Great seal of the State o
Isl VI 'chgau. AT Lansing. tn; DIZZY and year
lrst above written.
T. IN. HOLDEN.
Secretary of state.
OFFICE or THE SHERIFF OF CHgBoYGAN County
CHEBuYG-Y Mich, Aug. II 1915. !
70 the f ectors OF the County of Chcbuygan:
You are hereby netified tn 4 at the Gener Elcc-
iion to ice held IN this State. lie Tuesday slc-
seeding he iil-t Monday of November next, tn,
ia lo wing officers to he elected, NJ:
y Go crhor. irut, nant Governor, Secretary of
State State rrcasur r auditor II neral, Commits
il .uer OF the State Land Office, tIorneS Genera
md Su erin ell cnt of Public Instructions; also II
iemhci of 'hc State BOARD of Education In place
of Edward Dorsch. whose term of Office v i'll expire
December 3ist 1875; aIsoa Representative in Com
srcrs for the Eighth Congress oDai district of tiis
: ate tn which your Inty be ong>; also Senate:
r the Thirticth Scnatot-l -tIIct. 10 which your
county belongs: also Ia Representa- i've in tue State
Legislature for the Representative district, consist
ing fthe commit of Chebolgan Mackinaw, Chip
pewa and Schoocrxft,
GEO gle PAQUETTE,
Sheriff OF Cheboyyan County.
At the same General Election the fc, owing
County Officers 20 he elected:
Sheriff, County Clerk. County Treasurer, RI gis-
ter of Deeds, Prosecuting Attorne' Circuit Court
Commissioner, Survey ar and two C"roners.
GEORG
Sheiiff OF Cheboygan County.
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a piece OF Ian |
commencin. 52io,ls
ntastcrly from the
the n e corner of -
piece OF land sold
b3s n Patterson to
John W McGinn IN
rec -. [ IS n, r ] W. :
thence sly ut rigli2
arg Is 10 The Che
hoygan and Duncaa
Bay roa Ii rods 10
section i,,e between
sect cns "a aud 20
thence u ~ on sec
ton lire to said
Ioady tliens. WV
along said Dad to
plac.- OF be:si,sn,n2
y y zee of AID
commencing Il the
n e corIlsro ) FaI--
r.l.'s la d. thence
II 3 deg. c II rodsy
thence n - oeg, W
sioas, thence ; 81
deg, W II rWis
thence = - deg e, to
place o bcginn ny,
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81, IS ", r l W..
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Notice.
.s.L,Nn OFFICE,

e. ;. NY OFFICE, \
RrIDC II. Mich. Oct IS. 1873.
COMPLAINT having been entered at y IS 81
I j dc. by L.n.ucl G.. Buchelds'r against Ilfnry
T. nd!ev. tor ahan,ioni' q III hom. stead err .
No Gao, dated May 10 TX 8. upon the G y OF l.
sec in ~, township "A rorih. range wtsF. ia
e, ehs We N corntv Miehig, U, it'll view o TIE
csncelation OF said entry; the -aid parties are
her, b, summoned 10 ear at this flee az Il e
18th day 81 .Iannarv 1879 at ! DC ocs ,. 4.
res, ond and furnish testimony Concerning said
ale gid n an@o3ms MT.
Fpw 'tD -TFyENsON, Register
". II. q. NiTCItLL, hetciv.F.
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INIIFSE l. NDS are n ! silu ted within a rea
l. sonabe iii ancc fr.m t;hcb yg.,n. and ar,
ImODg he lest In his srcii of t stale. Il
Ii cheaper TO buy cOc,: and rear t'.wn, ut u
easonablt price, than to he inf r nls fn
otnhlIg. n"ylI Il
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Dissolution IF IaTineTship.

The Best Tonic BifterS EDrr Tnpented.
Want Of appetite IL d in itSe disease but sim
ply evidence hat disease eYastr in the sy.tcn
" hch must hc csrca b9tore the patient can expect
10 relish what IL eater. In receive any benefit
from the God taken mt. the stomach he QUINN.
ToI.ic Fiji will resferc the ratuia m petite by
c. rngt disease, not simply exciting the olnach
by s'imnlaBts, til. sccOidHINcft of which is TO
add 20 the caue frrn whio distatc for food arose
but making pe' feet GU
Indigestion Dyspepsia, and Sick lIeadacl c.
rhcse diseases p evalcnt than any hers:
hey prevail cyeiy where and Inv this couHtry a All
but UNIVERSAL y m dicine that c-n be relied npo,
Bitters They can be taken ti,oni any delcterous
wi, h all Il exubcrant esirgs of restored health
he Quininc Tonic Bitiers ave'l,en. remarkably
successful In ing the dstr, speptic
10 perfect health.
They keep the Heal iiv well. and curethc sick.
u improve the appe lite. facilitate digestion give
tive lesas; thereby imnarting health and strcne III
There remedy SO good for iangnor and ,lehi 4.
ty. Theyart the best aromatic tonic and stomach,c
ever made
For ladies. inde'ieate hca tn, rersor of sedentry
habis and in s where ~ sire ,gt h-zivcn slim
uiant Is required, the bitters will lie found inva!ua-
bile!
The Puriefy ef'thsfr Composition Nerer Yarie,
PRICE $f PER hottie.
] For sale by F. Rs,ND. WILLIAMS & CO. n
troit, Mich and.mediei1e dealers generally 10
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n pierre of land
commencing ut the
r W sc0rRr OF A
rc'nIey's land iu
lot 2. zee 3 , town
IS n, r l W. thence
running wi, 80 feet
the &C MY H. feel,
thence ely 80 feet.
thence s'lt l4J 1, &C
10 place of Begin
uIfttr
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50 80 Il loo IL
10 o. 10 90 3 ~ l 90 "a ~
, % 5 10 % % Il II
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ST TTJN y. n NTTUtbN,
WATT- ). lIUNPuREY. Assignee
Atom \ Tor .nee. . sppt13t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19

counties - District court in session
win a full docket, there being five
murder cases among the number. --
As he weather will permit. farmers
Wen begin plantation work In earnest.
Long observation conyinees us that
lhe earlier plowng is commenced, the
pelter the assurance of AN abundant
yleld-lhe down freight on the Cen,
trail road ran oil Sunday near Rronchley.
lnlurlnp two on three 0Ithe hands. Tho
Nrackng train started up 10 the scene
OF lho disaster bat was dltohed O few
miles this side OF the place, and again
several OF lhe hands were injured. and
one killed The best farming we
have heard of ia this section OF the
slale last year was accomplished by
NJ W, i, Harper near Chappel llill.
WIN two grown sons, and two little
boys, aged eleven and nine years, the
latter OF whom only dropped corn aud
sowed cotton seed Mr. Harper made
twenty'iour bales OF cotton and two
thousand bushels OF corn,-llenrs
Denham, living on Mr. j. A, Pelkery
farm was accidentally shot Sunday
afternoon by Mr. Julius Ballard 4
party were returning from deer.hunt
aud while Ballard was riding In the
'ear OF Denham his gun went off, three
luckshot entered Denham's left hip, in.
letting u serious but not dangerous
wound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19
CeuernI Tom Y0ung's-sperrh whore
the DeniUcrucy stands.


Cincinnati Enquircrs report Gen
em Ewing, alter being received with
rounds of applause upon his appearance
nj the speakers desk spoke in his most
hlppy mood, in substance NJ fellows
He con graduated the caucus upon ia
collection oGu gentleman who has done
signal service in the cause Of the PEG,
p,p-a gentleman Of intellectual gifts
and attaiumcuDs which fully it him for
tho high station, aud whose personal
attractions had drawn to his support
hosts of ardent and Devoted friends,
He said that the democratic party Of
Ohio. from 1867 until now had fought
for the ughts of the people against the
usurpation and ugWessIons OF the
money power and he was glad to be
able to say that as a national party it is
now fully on the side Of the people, In
tine late struggle in the house Of repre-.
sentatiyes for the repeal of the resump.
ton law, every democratic vote from
Pennsylvania to Texas, and westward
% the Rocky Mountang with the eX,
c.wIon Of six, had been cast for the res
peal. 1t was a significant fact, however,
That the democracy of New York, New
Jersey and New England, as represents
cl in the house, had voted with great
nuanimity against their brethren of the
middle and the west and south. lie
slid that the silver bill and the repeal
bin are now lying in the senate either
10 pass this session or to be strangled
there until the swelling Jde of the
publicopinion shall sweep them through
Beyond these measures lies the further
great quest on whether the paper cur,
rcrcy shall be permanently furnished
only by the government or by private
corporations; and the still further ques-
lion, whether the paper currency shall
be arbitra. lily limited to its present vols
ume for the future, or wheather the
amount issued shall be determined 10y
the needs Of legitimate business On
these Ques ions the democratic party Is
the representative of the people. We
can not compromise with Wall street,
No matter for tue machiuations Of polN
itieiaus; no master for the assumed
necessity of holding New York, New
Jersey ard Ccnnecicut--the national
democracy can not ride the fence which
separates the masses from the money
power 1t must stand for the rights of
tie people, and appeal f.om Wall street
to the workshops and cora fields. The
Ohio democracy has led the fight. Let
it not falternow Let it rot lower lis flag
an inch, taking its inspiration from its
past glorious history Of devotion and
hdility to the masses.
Mr.. Ewing then congratulated the
caucus on the spirit of fairness and
courtesy which characterized the strug>
gle for the senatolship, and said that
he believed no act had been done by
any OF the candidates Of which he
should or oughtto be ashamed. Thank
ing his friends OF the caucus for the
high compliment shown Wy the support
of him for the distinguished position, he
babe them good night.