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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06

"Lufc God abufe all, and yinychtbour
as yiself,n is the Inscription yet to be
seen upon the front of the house in Ed
inburg, III which John Knox lived and
died.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06
GENERAL NEWS,

JOHN CRAWFORD, poor laborer of
Findlay, Ohio, fell heir to 81 100000
worth of property last week. \ Pitts
burg uncle died.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06

The treasury to-day purchased be-
tween 100000 and 100000 ounces of
silver, NJ prices slightly below London
quotations.
THIRD AUDITORS REPORT ON pENsloNs,
rho annual report OF Horace Austin,
third auditor of the treasury, was sub
mittcd to Secretary sherman Nov 2Sth
The duty OF tho third auditor is to ex-
anime and adjust all accounts relating
to the army, claims for lost horses, ae-
counts for unpaid pensions, and state
war claims. The report shows that
l9,4i6 accounts md claims remained
on hand June 80, 1877, and TINT 1919
were received during the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1873. OF these claims
1883, amounting to I6,Gl5,237 %,
were settled, and $20,G59, involving
$40, 1873, ,5l7 80, remain unsettled. Re
ferring TO the army pension division of
his Office, the auditor says:
"Ihe numerous changes in the laws,
the restoration, increasing, and trans
ferring Of pensioners from ono agency
10 another, increase the amount of In
bor TO be performed, and require CON
slant watchfulncss To prevent erroneous
payments. BY executive order dated
May z, 1877, the number Of pension
agencies was reduced from filty-eight To
eighteen from and after July | 1877.
The consolidation saved the govern
mcpt this fiscal year $l42, 1872 il com
pcnsation, and the expenses Of consol-
dation, ordered by the commissioner
and approved by the secretary Of the
interior. thus far amounts to $S,798. H."
The amount appropriate To- pny army
pensions for the ycar ending June 80.
1878, was $2S, 900, ,OO0. and the amount
actually paid was Ms follows.
Army pensions ... ....,.......,.. te6, oao COZ d
army hcl1lol.s, under pie recon gos :.
compensaton o'''''' '.'.''..'. .... as ess %
rees on vouchers ".@s s9s 100 %
missairn"e. fss ~ as "aotcd acconnt GsS sI
Unexpended balances 10 agents.
hAndr .....'.. ......,...'. 98Iai -
Total. Observation-Disclosures. :. $50 NO. 9a2 IL
The unexpcnded balances are to be
refunded The number of pensioners
recorded il I3,34I; of these 1O,6G2 have
had their pensions increased and 8S2
are on the restored list Thirty-seyon
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06

Mr.. CHAUSeEY, editor-in-chief of the
London Times, could not agree with the
proprietor, Mr.. Walter, on the Afghan
istan war question, and 50 has resigned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06

TURKEYS are selling for from 80 to 80
cents pair at Quebec; fowls are 25
cents pair, mutton is 4 cents y pound,
and butter is from 10 to 10.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06

1877 1879
81, SID, s55 81 GG9. $40
: so8. OK 10. 90 100
gs O55. 90 II Os1. 90
Ia, ~ 2ii III 5gl. III
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06

Cotn and SllNer cctuhS al9al AN ~ wv, AN
COM, less CON ANA Nll
Yer certificates gl=#s,.s lOl,AtN,Sll lNttasN iN,O
oulstanding rallrd h'ds @p3i NAa NsNSO .nl
uthcr outstanding rotn , =.
liabilities ..,,t.5.. ..,., y, lhi, Sal isis, ~,
Outstanding lesal tend's MhsiGsSS a'6,tSL nh
S,"N SGTrS@"l ''' ''s.'". '','' ,susNM l6,lAc,S,a
Outstanding n liver cOtn aCa3u, Sht wv, Nv, ,hSo
'G1" 'TSssar %fy' 'ss W." Na, ae;, ,@a e@,attssn
Reduction u duNt ier
Nov, lSi; s, ..,ss5 l,SSS,tSl ..te... =. .ze
Increase ot debt lor Nov,
Reduction of debt since
July iSt lSti5., MI -.s.. II, iAl, Ia S,a'S, AN
Market value ~ gold I ~ y, ltONA
,u cutting SET. II, iSGS 4,a iasa vs., Gs,Na,m;
est eni,"s @tr. II, % iss.'' o,a0>l m ;st ypO, oeS
TREASURY STATEMENT.
The following WAS the condition OF
treasury Dec, lSt
L, $. honds to secure national hnnk
circulation .......,.... S8iS, BNS, 100
L. = bonds 10 socsre public deuostts 3,SS3, ln
Nonds held to stCur per cent loan y, tN,Nan
Y ) bonds deposited rat circulation
for The week ending to .dav ..t,,.,4, t,NN, NM
I bonds held for circulation, with
drawn week ending TO-DAY y..s.,,,ss i,pNN, M
Inv Carron" no,es VOC, Cs6
Gold notes .5. Observation-Disclosures. s6S, SNu
lnternal revenue receipts to -ay +, -. Mi, tfn
custom receipts s.....s.gs st,.. .tet .sss iSi, Aht
Receipts ot national hank notes tor
week cndiug today, compared with
corresponding week last year 1875 l,ael 900
-tstS. S..,....5.5. ..&........ p,Sfl, ON
Receipts to-day. ..1....- -..4., :. ...s. t0d, OM
RESIGNED.
Daniel Baker, chief Of the loan diyis-
ION az the treasury since September,
has resigned to take elect January lst,
Baker has leave ~ absence until that
mentioned. VIM. Fletcher will net ms
chief otthC division,
GALL, FOR HONns.
Washington advives ot Nov. rs snys
The secretary Of treasury has called
the following . 20 bonds ot '65, interest
to cease Feb. ~ next
Coupon hondp dated July let, 1863, NtEi
xiu0 NoS lt2uOl Ia iiHoM, both inclusive
i,U1N-Nos lNiMi ~ NM,NtN, both inclusive
5tAO Nua 0s,OOl 10 lui,OM both inclusive,
Total coupon bonds, $2.t0O OOl.
Registered honds redcomahn Mt plcNsurn nf
lurd StHtus after july lat, 1870, na follows.
tt0-Nos NQ!9 To lN,2de both Inclusive.
5nn Nos liz sou to liB,l00 both inclusive
l,0OO Nos 30tui 10 10 800, both inclusive
ZOO Nos. 2Ahl Ia l2ieN, huth inclusive.
lO,WO Nos, - ~ g g6,ahN beth Inclusive.
Total registered bends, SaOt0OpO
Aggregate, Sh,00nnN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06
LIE BANNock ol.TRAaE.

Says d Washington special Of Nov
18th. The report Of the commissioners
of Indian affairs will contain all the
official correspondence il regard to the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06
WASHINGTON.

MONTHLY DENT YrATEMENT.
The following il u statement of the
public debt to November 3Oth, 1878.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06
THANKsGIyING AT MEMPHIS.

a large mass meeting Of citizens Of
Memphis, who were absent during the
rage Of the yellow fever, was held on
Thanksgiving day. Resolutions Of
warm thanks were enthusiastically
adopted, for aid extended by generous
friends every where in the world The
day was indeed one of Thanksgiving for
Memphis,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06

Balances In currency
speeial fund ioffedemp
ti0n ~ free currency
Special deposit 0f legal
tenders faf redemption
of eeftifs Of deposit
g9In
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

The following il ac0mparison of the
condition Of the treasury on December
lit, 1877, and December lst, 1873
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06
DIED.

A dispatch Of Nov. 30th says: Col.
Robt. c. Buchanan, brevet major-gen-
eral, U. 5. A., who has been on the re
tired list for number of years, died at
his residence to-day, Of appoplexy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-06
DoLLER EXPLOSION.

A specialize the Pittsburg Dispatch Nov
2Sth, from Uniontown, gives the partic-
culars of a boiler explosion which oc-
Cured near Dunbar about half past
one, ,. m, by which Richard Evans,
Daniel Garrison. and ]. J. Miller were
instantly killed, jos. Wagon mortally
wounded, and ten others seriously IN
jured. Most Of the men were on the
roof Of the boiler-house helping to
erect new stack when the explosion
occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
ENGLISH GLE CLUB.

The first performance of the English Glee
Club Will take place Thursday evening at Chcacrns
Hall Tne composition Of the club Is the came a.
last wear. Mes-rs woodruff Ellard Baird and Aiken
b.lug the members, and they VIII have the AS
.istapce of Miss Beebe and Miss Finch,
"a in the past The programme for Thursday evening
remarkably attractive one, containing two
pieces which are old favOutes, while the unusually
large proportion Of novelties shows that the club has not
been wasting lie time during the Summer Among these
are a Duet by RuDin-lein for Miss Beebe and Miss
Finch part songs by Godbeck Branders and Eisrn-
nofer and by Sullivan. Bishop aud Frederic
Cav This club has done such admirable work In the
nas that its concerts this wiidOubcss afford
great pleasure and exert q most wholesome influence.
IL will continue the practice inauguraed last year OF
giving afternoons OF English Qoes. aud the first OF them
Will TAKE place on Wednesday, December -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
POTTERY:. BGoNzEs md ANTIQUES.
4 PRIVATE VIEW OF THE BAZAAR LAST EVENING
The Kurtz Gallery i'll Twenty Madl-

A PRIVATE VIEW OF THE BAZAAR LAST EVENING.
The Kurtz Gallery i'll Twenty -thlrd-st., Madi-
son-quare was crowded last evening with ladies aud
Gentlemen invited to inspection OF really re-
markaDs aud Interesting collection OF pottery
and bronzes which to-day opened % the
public IA a Bazaar the objects II contains being Tor sale
for the beued of the Evangelical Aids schools Naples
Italy These schools supported entirely by voluntary
contributions and under the charge Of
Episcupaan Presbyterian and other Protestant
men, and a committee OF EeOpolitan merchants. They
have been established eighteen years but FROM various
causes have depressed trade and crippled enter
prise the world over. they ia need OF
There can be- little doubt that those who have thu bazaar
IN hand will find they have short cut TO the purse. an
heart, Of our citizens, for II there be one
thing more than another that New-iorkcr like,
10 is 20 crafty his tasto aud his love OF
charity at the same time. Fairs, rule. not
pleasant places for those who feel that certain duty
calls on them spend money In Its service and the
reason IA that the money seems buy anything
TINT Is worth having. The II 'xt morning, In the cold
ligh of reasonable day purchases apt to
prove feathers withoed leaves at tho best sur
felt OF ushOnS. But her" II may he honestly SAID
that inc ladies' who have devised this Fair Offer
that is not some accounts worth bdviug while ~
m the greater TT OF the articles worn are Things Tor
which there Is sure 10 be IA great competition
The pottery represented Is by many nations italian
ana Turkish, Russian and German, Norwegian ana
swedish Danish. Portuguese English and African, To
,n.uIiou ou.y leading names. for want of space
forbios more dcra to-day. The Italian pottery natur.
aly leads the list. but nation Is done ia tcc
10, and the am has been apparently not
10 compete with shops by dupncatn-
Their wares, bat 10 show our public things
they seldom have opportunity To at home. The
pcisun pottery o. taiy SPAN aud Portugal Is pariica-
iIly effective and decorative aud hardly lss ARE
the reproductions al the Renaissance MaoIrh
by modern Italian factories. We eau only mention M
passing tine really SPLENDID hronZrs, Ia" finest coil G.
ton OF the sort ever brought 10 ths country
ana almost as cheap as ,ney woui be Ia Italy
chcaprT pprAap-, whcn the trouble Of bringing such
things nome l. considered. Here the seneca, the
BrtnICr, the Homer, aud above All the mHguthccuI
Plato all from tne Naples Museum, together with
most Of fam die. br0uz's, the Victory, tho
NarcIssus the Iucing FIun. The collection II well
worm yslt, tut pa, pie must for the articles
viii IL DO sold toOu, az such low prices asked FOR
thuIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The new play called "Tho Bankers
Daughter" VIII DO produced mere this cYenln6-LAkhS
the place Of Mother and SON."
The second of Theodore Th0mas's Cmcin-
matt symphony Cone. took place Tuursd " even
Ing last. The principal WORK was BiahH's Frst sym
phouy, ana jacobson Thomas's c0Hcrtmetste' made
bis lr-t appearance as 10 solgist
Frances Hodgson Burnett has written note
TO Miss Marie Gordon regard certain or ticsn on
~ Gordon's presentation Booths Theatre OF" lat
Lass o Lowrie's." Sue saws did not mean to rep
recent her as dirty coarse bu: simply a woman
majestic and noble IN the midst Of rscness ah4
brutality Your rendition II nODc and sympathetic
An arrangement has been made by which
Wunemi il TO give next week IN Boston. From Boston
Wilhelm is TO 60 West, appearing in St. Louis Oh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

=, into the fray with q series of destructive
resplutons at the earliest possible moment inns Is
1yreat news. 1t invests the mOVement VIII I nu
eiNrs a. nect and gives assurance OF another us
u, "a AIR Cox. Every National bank III the
a stVi will onake-with laughter-tO see MI COX
in The attitude of great demollsher.
o,oft the many reports about . change OF heart
ito Administration on the Southern question
&c that the President has become alive to the
9a.ossitv of having Federal officers III the SCUM
~ ore cspabe of understanding that the polcy
- oo,ciliation" does not mean failure TO enforce
99;td states laws. The President IS SAID TO beltNe
I - con citation means the fearless enforce
Iua' f the law, and 10 be determined TO remove
i "ei,,aI. who demonstrate the possession OF 4
contrary oplnlou'
washington is full Of Democratic statesmen who
- .-o;,g abont with uplifted hands. "deprecatlng
~. Renubcau efforts TO reopen the sectional queS-
49,, They are gong to do their best to counteract
~ wicked efforts by devoting themselves
- 20 the necessary work OF the coming session
Ia NV refusing TO be drawn INTO partisan CON
IoraTsv" What a guileess person the DemOCIdtlyy
stotesman Is aud how he shines as dePrec'll"i
T. o almost brutal TO assure so amaOe person ludO
- Ill mai be permitted 10 have his own way.
Tho sor+bern Democrats are not disposed to be
..,,+,nkerous about the money question, A re-
'r,or of The Richmond state sounded Senator Gar
"a ~ Arkansas. and Senator Morgan, of Alabama,
-, Tho subject the other day. and both men de-
clorad that the party in their States preferred sound
,,orav Int they would not he obstinate about
HE thing Ike that. They would like to nay G u
hardmoucy candidate for the Presidency ~ $50
bTt they would support either Bayar'i, HuIu an
Ws,c,ck Hendricks or Tlldrn. That Is the s'hI-
IoSnt of the whole South What is wanted Is sue
cess. first OF all; after that CLAIMS.
Senator Howe, of Wisconsin, talks freely ABOUT
his candidacy for fourth term in the senate uhder
the searching examination of a Chicago Ir0""e It.
porter. H says there are three elements III oPpo-
sit1on to him; those vino have failed i tAeir pol'
zeal aspirations those who dislike his record III sup
mort of silver and those who disapproye oil MS
speecb against the Administration. lie Is sim as
devoted TO the silver dollar as ever ana THINKS Tue
Eo,vYo-k hanks nave made "a vain attempt 20 ndi-
INV the Re generalization act. As for his speech on
ne methods # the Administration, ne docs NOT re-
crrtit bur is inclined TO THINK that the frtsl4ehl
p no,s prcparcd to a unit the strength and ruth OF
some OF his reasons for making II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

weak spot In its system. When securities were
deposited there accurate note taken 5 to en-
able them in each exactly Identified with the
dom that this young man. with salary OF $500 year
had sole charge OF these securities. amounting in value
to many million pounds sterling. When lie wanted
money, he merely took scrip any valuable security
deposited In the bank. VII. depOsitOr asked for de-
livery Of the scrip he Dlandy handed him scrip similar
kind and amount that had been deposited by somebody
else AS nobody took note of the numbers Of their shares
aud the bank kept record OF anything but then
amounts nobody knew on withdrawing his property
that he got Identical with what he had lodged
Ont day TIE bank startled by emi.ent hnancer
who compincd that 1,35S OF railroad stock be-
lonnng him. the numbers which he had noted, had
without his knowledge been taken from the bank aud de-
posted IN another establishment OF which he was d
But the young clerk the shares
and them the fnancer II nothing had been
the transaction 50 we'll did ne defend himself
before the directors and artuly dwell on the record
OF the lux, that instead OF having his accounts exam
med was accorded vote of thanks. But lie did not
deem II WIS., TO remain in bank aud took fight, III
tending TO NcwYOrk. At Liverpool he was cap
ed with 81 COCOON Of other peoples money IN us
carpet bag 1t never occurred to his worthy chieI.
marks Inc Telegraph as odd that cscik
with $500 IL year could 1--we like lord aud
lc with the productivity Of prince; that ne COud
have a town house, q villa picture gallery, box
he opera, racing Stable and all SORTS OF expensive
uXuIlcs. BE gum cheap place to live in. ana his
for thr IT, I.d could make the bcggar 10 as
lar a The revenue Of KING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30

low in the horizon aud yelled here with slight MIST
the fact that It Is really ball is plain to the uaassise
eye The peasant woman, too, smile to see 10 round
and the Jar she carries her strong shouider-We
did Mlet know how to give reality TO things
Pleasant IL ia to the young girls smile as they
stand by twos before Emile Adams Dancing
Lesson" loaned by Mr.. Jordan L. Mott Those o. Us
have been asking, they examined the cases 81
seyres In the East Room, what is the meaning Of" En-
pire style, may here have compendiOus answer for
this room is in the Empire style and all the peo
pie Everything herethe dresses Of the ladies and Tie
materials they made OF. the furniture tho Orna
mcats, the decOrations-s studied with scrupulons
care FROM tie reality. But more important Is
the care with which the char ,cters are re-
ported: the delightful old grandfather Of
dancngmaster thoroughly respectable and lO7abie
in spite Of his absurd Onmpossibe to conceive
him doing anything rude unknd-tO the old lady, so
wite-awake observant so penetrating and yet so
quiet and kindly Then the bcvy OF girls the beauty who
touches The piano with light assured hand her face
full OF the happy mcrrmeut OF good heart, as she
watches sllm and gracefully awkward younger sis
ter going through the spelling at the hands OF
fashion. This IS delightful specimen OF the modern
French anecdotc school. which the story Is every
thing and the completeness and accuracy with which
is TOLD and which there no Sign that tie artist has
thought OF his work that has its part TO play
In the decoration o. = purchasers drawiuSrOOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
PERSONAL.

George Miller, the man who with his faIth
IN PRAYER has accomplished such miracles OF 'haIN III
I'm land Is TO rcyisi, and preach IN tins country ueXt
year.
Colonel T. W. HigsiuS0n is to be married to
MistNIry p Thatcher 90 MIrcu. The lady Is a grand
d3uter o. the late JUICE Barred, Poter. Of Portland
and was named after aunt, Mary Potter LonSic!loW
Tie hrs, wife Of tAc poet
Mile. ANDRE, the new opera singer who has
inst app. AIRED in London, Aiucau; her parents
belong to a Moorish family OF tie cour; Of the late
Emperor VI Morocco. 1t i, suggested thar she may
T,azs Meyerbecrs dream-.O naive OF Africa
10 sius the pdrt Of Seiikd IN LAlr.cAlue.'
Mr.. John Gilbert, though now siXty-cIght
years DID, Is a vigorous, Drslt-eyed energetic man lie
has an excellent constitution and has always HNed
ffncsllv ana tIGeu good OF his health. His SUM
MR., are spent Oo friends and old books III his
pretty -ca-shore cottage at Manchester, Mass May he
have many more SOmm- FRS tali tiStht ,eHui.' an"
many more winter, the work with when be gives de-
IL 10 50 many people.
1t was General Josiah Harlan, a native OF
Phi.ade pha who once commanded the army OF Dost
MihOIned Amrer o. CaOu. He returned o. is conn
tr, after twenty-five years abs nee. and published
book conc -rniug the political state OF India and
Afghaustan. During wi War he served rs Colonel
Of the Eleventh. Pennsylvania cavalry until the Ills.
caused oy advanced age compelled lis resIgnIt he
died Frtuc SEQ IN Il 1t the age OF s-V, n}-sN
Queen Victoria, it is reported by the ex-
trcInrIy democratic London Echo. ueips the authors
whose works she admTes, by recommending them 10
magaz lie editors. TIL latest OF letters whom his
sovereign assisted in this says The Eco. Is Mr.
Charles Gibbon. author Of Aud Robin Gray" " For
Lack of Cod" and forth, in addition TO the H.
estInaOe advantage of being Scotchman, ~ also IN
his professional capacity excellent workman. and
privately a most una Stunning gentleman, VINO can be
fortunate without getting naIed Tor IT,
This curious description of Rufus Choate Is
given by writer III lie Cincinnati Commercial: His
pountenance strange aId wld. dark all deep
ly and traasyersely furrOwed. and surmOuuted
by black, short hair that stood on end In
nDglets and kinks. through which his HANDS
we're ever rushing wildly; his eyes were black and
piercing. He h1d a way OF winding up tragic
Thought BIZ a convulsive shudder, which, rising on
the tips q his ng a moment, De- would
down with his whole weight On his heels, making
tb- floor shake, ADD producing a startling Meet
AUBURN, n. Y, Nov. 29.--General c. d.
MacdOusa Of this city, Uuued States Marshal for the
NortAern District OF Nrw-IoIk, AID Mss Marianua
daughter OF II. II. COoE OF Newiork Guy, were mar
rieG at Rome. Italy. y" Thank giving Da,.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The announcement from
PARIS the 27h inst, OF the death oil NJ. Jean Pierre
Napoleon Eugene Chevaudier de Valdrome, the French
statesman incorrect. He Ia however, seriousy III.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Mr.. eye who acct
denally shot himself. while guDning Thursday, is
Frederick Gye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC TRIBUTE TO TIE
tIPIIIR-.

FTor1 The Wyotrtng county ~ - Democrat tDrts)
While Democratic Journals insist upon an
famous " lII,u dI-pttCur-,'
RruubIcAn Journals suddenly done with their chuck
in. and IKE The IrOV ImcS SAY " We repeal, comes
100 ie" There tIpd IN madness and there d, =
In the above ar,grHph The Democratic party never
vet lost tuig ~. Investigations ~ fraud IL W..
MOT now Wntn Marble ana PcitOu and SultB VI. weed.
and he crowd OF uot cal gambler, VAN wAlCh 7auur
j. IiGtu 80 ,oTtuuaub surrounded himself wljh are
ruufro ted proof OF their attempt 10 dtsbur-~
100000 = slOOUDOO IN au attempt To buy ITt,.-
lrn,y # .Ifull belonging 10 the Democratic "a IS. q j.
ul time Tor a tnoruu-h aud searching uyrsugau"u Al
Inc H.uds q Democratic JOuSIcs' We CtrS not VINO
the criminals We care not inner now Sauc imonoU- a
-rre.u they De fUunI. Their profess Of
10 AN hunrrt AMI outraged party. UnqucSiiOn1bJ az"
ph-r - spatcArs" lost u, TINS State, II not directly
affecting Cunurc icut and New -Jcrsoy. We q.
lrpubucaus VINO, aCang witu u fur two years. lrf
mi FaL No Otnrr CXl' rd-Ouy Oecase Of these
rye, o crime laid the doom and Ipuie 81 Mr I!rI.
He IT, TO be sure, out low eau eieirnd Our "-
non while Ne rrt.us the Pcitpus. Marbles ana smith
We. NJ his closest friends. UuTcDukcd they cluster
about his IRE side wL1c the ar Is bHck with uEan-
sWcTed charges Of nign crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
ANornER QulErGa NANrED FEooN GORDON.

THE TRIBUNE Is making II very unCumiOr-
table ior cas- gentleman like usJpr Gordon.
MU assume. 10 have su.A luiib cease % AOLu. Iur
dl-paIcu. oI Ia-h,l, Wade n Iuat,u, md GuIiou's
ud.s.ach e. CJIluc. futOu, 81 - GlLuoICy Park,
WIu thai I,In. uu RASCAL 10 tu' central ugd4c l
The u,- age, passed Go aud ir,m Columbia :. e..
ana . (fTluciCy PAX, make our yyrJ Strong
tglIu.t senator Gur.ou. Huuir, is OF poor
hay been sent 20 tr gaoWs aud state Prison on ~.
Lr!rc not UucqutTlcI CITtuiu-t utDtI, linked aud
jIiuIcd as iu the OF Gordon. me lKBUSk makes
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