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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-05-04

hoefer 4 d<rid< Qne n transmission
dea eirrulaires de- loterie mar IL poate
eat rerfaiteme~t lkgal~. IL 20 avril.
eat d6c6sl<. ! rag DE- - ana, h r&fn.
ek Ae II Commune Nicolas d'Attel,
uS 1 Hemhack. Moaelle.
A Montreal, h . avril. eacarmon.
che re'igiewas ponr h plna grande
gloire de- DieW, et denx orangistea
hl~as<s rar lea catholiaWea.
In France. 4 la date dn 30 svril
to"t 6tait p,St pour l'onvertnre De
rExpoaition. ct epviron l1,OO
&trsneers ftaient d&ia 4 Paria. On at
tendait r. gkn&ral Grank-SeCt 6lee-
tiona DE- d&put<a aurout lien r. 6 mai,
et lea r6pnblicains COMPETENT Penn
ps.vtes IN ak DE- eea eirronacriptiona.
la Csmmsss ahtasckis . diaparW,
et lea Dyoits de rHomme vont rera-
rnttre. Henri ROchefort q 6ponsf, L.
q avril. I G~neve, uuc demoiarlle
Str~bing~r.
GortachakoR ct Biamnrk amt tom.
l.<~ maladea ct ~ amt gneris 4 la
n,&me henri. Ia guerrr eat ret,eve-
nme immin~nte, rAngleterre ayant
wfhsk DE- d&Rnir aa position antrr.
ment Qw'en allirmant In prfslon'inanee
dea int&sfta enrOp&ena. I-e Car q
donWf ! Todlel'~n le commandement
en chef dee tro"pes rnssea IN and dn
Dannl,e. ct parait vonlOir prendre pos.
session de- Constantinople. L'Antriche
eat snr h point d'occnperl'Herx&9
n In Ro~nie. L'Angletcrre pr<Uare nne
Mctte Nw'~lle laneera dams In Baltiqne.
L1talie ~ psvpoaait d'envoyer nne
~srpdre sur II littoral de l'AlLanie.
loraQne Biamark lni . fait signe dat
tendre. Ia TnrqMie refnse d'<va.
cmer Shnmla et varna. Par &c
tsMra dorage. n y 4 des atsonrenx,
ct IN annonce poWr II 3 NAL. ! Darn.
stadt. lea hancaillea dn dne de- Can.
nanght. aeptiAme entant 1t tsoiaieme
hla de n fxconde re;ne Victoria, Il
A~ h princess Louiae. Alle dn prince
Fr&il<ric de Prmaae. Oanemarll
amrait St. entrain< dams nne alliance
<ventm~lle avrc h Rnaaie It rAllrma.
gne, pomr teWir lea Ella de n Balti.
que.-JIea hsnqnier Ae Berlin u
sonacrivent pas 4 l'empruWt ussse.-
Une corvette tnrQWe,a aombr6, ct a
marina ~ aont noy&a.-Le pape II<ou
XIII, dams ~ derniAve sneycliQne
rrveUdiVne r. poWvoir tsmporsl q
prend Wne attitude expectante. n J
await. le 20 avril, 90 eoogres r&pabli'
oaio 3 Rame. ..0.l -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-05-04
DERNTERES NOUvELLES

IA Ter mai. = eu lien, confirms.
WeWt m programme. l'onv~rtnr~ de-
lExpoaitioW nniverrelle DE- Paris, par
h president Mac. Mahon. eni pro.
W~me< mne aol,re ct digwe allocntioO.
J1r ministre Teiaaerenc de R"rt y r~en
h chef de l'Etat ct aon brilliant corr
t<ge, Oh l'on remarQnait le dnc
d'Anate. h dnc Francoia d'Aaaise. le
prince de- 0nllea, I'ex.roi Amktl6s. lea
rvinces Dc Danemark, d'Orange, de-
Hollanae. BeaWcoup de pompe ct
d'xc'at. ~t jnSaags dun grand snccAs.
Je dSpartrment am&ricain donne nm
hrurrnx dkmenti 4 des critiQnes pr6.
maturkra. Malheurena~mertl Ia gnerre
DE- nonvean parait inevitable lra ac-
.cnaations porters par John Bright
tromtre lord BrncOnafcld ct rrlev<es
par r. serrktair~ AshetOn Crosa. lea
prSparMtiis de In Raasie et de ran.
eleters~, rattitnde menaearte dea
deWx penplrs, h lwwit dune prnehaine
slipa0lrtiOn dn Parlement lritanni.
que, ct insqn'auY precautions ora
tnirra deA ministrea it~liena Cair0li
Il Costi, toat SDrti6s lee plus sombres
psnmNatjca.
"A Washington, irritation dea de-
mocratrs dW Sud eontre lea d<Mocrs-
tes dm Nosvl, ! propoa edu rejet des
sWlsaijles De 10 Monnaie do h Non.
velle. Orleans. IL S<nat resvoie an
eosujt6 iudicisiVe Ie bill de- 10 repsiae
da paiement en espNc 4. A h Cham.
bre, le comitk dee lev&ea est IN a.
wear dune ALLEGATION de oR7 $50
roar h eomblement des crrvaaasa Do
b LNuisian~, et d'nn million Do dOl.
1ars poWr n reconstruction des lev6ea
d Be- MiaaiMlpi. On q appvia am a.
PasteassWt d'Etat, que le steamship
rWsas Oabsis 6sait envoy6 daWs le
Pscl6qae. ae.-EsplcsioM devaWt Mcm.
pAia, u ler nal, du towboat Wav1sv,
eossaat h ws0st @e slx pessommea, don't
y caPltaiWe q b pi)Wae.-CiWeiWWct1
eomrte 3yO0O eom@unistea asm<s e
sasf gInensts John Mosyiaasy. atao-
tear q New. York, est mart : Alho-
~. IL dectewr HeDmbold . 6e6 stin-
Mgrt ! rAsile d~s ali<s6a. L. prsNts.
ee0r E4issW. emtve autses miracles
.aaaveass, fhit fajre tnatea " <ve.
lssieas usilisajsss I ~ bataillea d'ai-
gutlosa 4 ~ q Mlee, O aseysn de
c10eetsleitA IL thaamatargs ~ -
sse0sU . rEypsditiae T. Pasis.
II eemitt ceWts1l 06Wsocra1i0ue.
esasssvatpsr - h LoWisiaWe, v6usi
= Der mai ! y N0avelle.O Oriiasa, .
06eid6 qa'ase csovsstiea da pastl
'assait teoso y 1es lunAi A'ae1t, Z
D11na. nsaea. = EAsaecissioa d.
@asshaW@s de tqaewsv. Pstsiil6s pns
y. J. He)onsAes, = psis peus avoeata
Nm. E..W. Hsatlngesa g Chas1sa
1iest . - = Psasvoi. - iclssetiea
eaaosp I'm d eeWptess 1e0st.- =
Uu ssuiot . pleotssps d 6te-l1a-
-, snopss6 = m. PhssS, Lander,
Bes1ss, 1oasuh, Leeatast 6 Ted, {
pona6 - esatvue . tvavao svse ~
iowisvssts palssais d h sosletts
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-05-04

Searey. gouvernsment francais
invite le commerce am&ricain 4 amt
miasionner pOur 2.4OO.M nm kilogram.
mea De tahac IN frnilles, dc chacnn
aea Etnts dn Maryland, de- lOhiO ct
de Ia virginie. ct de 5 millions de
kilogrammea do tal,ac du Kentucky.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-05-04

la RIosnier assssn,c~ h marriage,
I b date s)u - xvsil, III N. Alex.
anslre = lsswslrv. et slS Mile He
lO1ae R..lA Usrvsr. 6lle soe n0tr'
will wm,i Hiram u. Carver, oolla.
h0ratemr IT, Charles Dulusty au
P;oxmicr rt amri.'0 av'h.st lu ic
district jm.liri,isv.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-05-04

NJ. H..O. Colomb eCeit an Price
Oxyrs~t qne IA plant dc canine eat
clair ct lent 4 pousaer, In sOuche
b0mme, ct b mails de hello appa-
renee. De son cot3, 10 LoxissaSuis
S'exprisne ainai: '''a
II . plm l'aatse jaar.
ne":s g!nis psar h eanss. b 'aala' 10 ri1
L. canine poaass. q cest soa dsvolr. nais
h quamtlt6 plase6e. maoaearsass0ent, nest
pae n NunnSit6 d6sir6e. tr.f
IL maDs. - poas dun 1lam, est rong6 par
a. VEN usalfaisawta. sssasm6s iei roSissaS.
Ls: j1svli:s so.s 2: mrPest. doan:nt srts'
chants, hasieeeA pettts p'is. pemisss do tSrre,
IL re - been.
Nais b 1savs baisss. q seysr b ris pour
go e:t 49, yss"s vsaPs' 81 ." psos's"s
Il nashiae , vspear q h po@pe nous
oambleat iodiapeWeaeooe , tons les TiverRiua
qai eeltivsst b ~. Il 4lasisaipi n'xtteint.
poaa daos uas poroisses h nivean qmIl attei.
gnalt aatvelola. lIss csevsases de- paroisssa
sapfsisaess ea somt h eanss.
lie ~ avril, ct d6c6tl6 A In
Nonvelle. Orleans, 4 rage de O mOix
ct 8 ionra, Pierre. Joseph. Louis, ils
do Michel ]. Foetiee OF d'Amynthe
Foetiee. Nos compliments ile con.
tol6ance 4 b famille.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-05-04


A propoa du rafiinage en- fabri.
nue ct In sucre en- tablestea. le
Joxrxal dss Jdbricaxts de xscre de.
crit IL proc&sl< de NJ. q. ReyMaud,
de TOurmus (Sa6me et.LOirp):
Lsprarcil an mcyer duquel n. c. Reymaud
ohtjemt du asSrre ea tablettes eat extreme
me,.t aim,.le. n - ecsnpoae dune sfrie de
toilea us<talligmes cloisewn<ee rar des liteanx
de euivre IN d'amtrc metal. formsnt des -
siera rectsnGnlsirrs don't II todle c"n"situe 10
fand.
Crs toiIea sont couatrmites de telle facon
ou'elles out exacseMeut 10 .hantemr tlu tam
E~nr de h tushine. ct que. p,ac<es lee unea
cht< slea autr~s. ellea On roMvrent tout e
ros,rtnur imt<riewr. moins un ktrOit intervaIIe
sjsua )eaucl On place m NOln Dc bsta @umt
A'uu tenee, awi asgre Iea caArea de toile elOi.
eonm<e lea mus cOntre lea autrea.
C'est eW eela qm~ consiste t"ut I'avrarei!.
Uui rent a'appliQuer tOua lee systNmee 10
turbines emplay<es dams lee fsbsiquesde 80
csp an rslIWesSea
M en- tablettes. Il suiIlt do refondre dm anrro
hr,st eosume crls ~ pratiqme dams lea rslylme-
riea, d. h rlsri6er. Il hltrer 81 le csire. Cest
~~.,, !. SwrAi,,er. On In iaie.e refiuidir, ct I'm
r,.;.e;.ce n fe,wr<rs,urc eutrr $50 et Ano
s..s;crSias. n - ,icmsltk ea,tro ~ et l5o
n.".,.x -
Ia n,asse cutie versfe h tnrl'lne dams eea
eOsM1iti0me. m In laiaae rurgce pondsmt demx
nsinmte~. v,ssia IN intr0sluit dams II tur,ine
nm faihle vt dr vspemr Qui aunt pour b!an.
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As6ENsloS

Une honne nonvelle dams le
Donaldsosvil1s CkiH, ct le reto'r
en- Ii par,lsae Asn'naion, pour
~ nxer .l6limitivem mt aves M
fa,nille, d. mOtre vieax c.n,,-
nulr, rlaalile av0as,t John II.
llsley Jr. s9i
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-07
SELECTED MISCELLANY.

A kiss from my mother made me a
painter.-Benjdmin West.
I hardly know SO true q mark of a little
mind as the servile imitation of others
GreriNe.
spend in action the wisdom they get from
thought.-Buftoer.
The highest reach of human science is the
scientific recognition of human ignorance.
Sir W. Hamilton.
Features alone do not run in the blood
vices and virtues, genius and folly, cheer
full and melancholy tempers are transmitted
through the same sure but unseen channel.
-Hdzhtt. .
Our passions act as the winds which
propel the vessel our reason is the pilot
that steers her. Without the winds she
would not move without the pilot she
would be lost.-French Prorer6.
If the mind, which rules the body, ever
so far forgets itself as to trample upon its
slave, the slave never forgets or forgives
the injury. but at some time will rise and
smite its oppressor.- Longfeloac.
As folly on the one side, though it should
enjoy all it can desire, would, notwith-
standing, never be content ; SO, on the
other, wisdom ever acquiesces with the
present, and is never dissatisfied with its
immediate conditions. -Moataigne.
The most unhappy of all men is the man
who cannot tell what he is going to do, that
has got no work cut out for him in the
world, and does not go into my. For
work is the grand cure Of all the maladies
and miseries that ever beset mankind
honest work which you intend getting done.
-Cdrlyle.
Thu every day cares and duties, which
men call drudgery, are the weights and con-
temporaries of the clock of time, giving its
pendulum a true vibration, and its hands a
regular motion; md when they cease to
hang upon its wheels, the pendulum no
longer swings, and the hands no longer
move-the clock stands till.-Lonafelop.
Most people, I observe, work until they
are used up, and then rest to recover them
selves. am persuaded that the true prin-
ciple for an energetic man is to rest before
he gets tired, as a preparation for labor.
The minister ought to rest on Saturday,
and go into the pulpit full of vigor. For
this reason the morning hours are generally
the best hours, because they are the
freshest. If the pond has n full head of
water on, the machinery runs easily enough
and vigorously. If the water is low the
machinery drags. My rule, though l some
times violate it, is never to work except
when l have SO much steam in me that it
Is easier to work than to keep still. There
is the same difference between n worker
who has n great reserve Of force to draw
on and one who can barely keep himself at
work by his conscience, than there is be-
tween a trader who has a large capital
behind him and one who is on the edge of
bankruptcy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-07
T & cARL1LE.

A TTORNEYS and Counselors at Law. Office
IA 402 Larimer street. rooms IL and IL, sec
ond floor. VIII practice in all the courts of
Colorado and Wyoming. special attention
to mining litigafion; the examination and
certihcatlon OF mining titles; collections
and Investment OF money. Jelld6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-07
ROPE !

Address JOHN A. RoEBLING's SONS
man farturers, Trenton, N. J., or III Liberty
street, NJ. York Wheels and rope for con
veying power long distances. Send for cir
cular. Jyl9d3m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-07

tgHHH
THOROUGHLY CURES DISEASES .
BEAUTIFIEs II CuMPLrg Q ;
AND REMEDIES RHEUMAlfs.t .s
HEALS SORES AND ABsAstuy. - -as
CurIcLE AND C~oUNTERAcTs Coxr cIoy.
This Standard External Remedy for r-
tons, Sores and Injuries OF the SLia, moi a.
REMOVES FROM THE CoMPLExfu% AL Etr,s.
isHEs arising from local impurities Of Inc
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind. s.,:, as
tan and freckles. 1t renders the cC CIR
CLEAR SMOOTH ami PLANT
and being a WHOLESOME BEAuIIFIER i, FAR
preferable to any cosmetic.
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGE OF SIR.
PHuR BATHS are Insured Il. tsF OF
Gtenn's sulphur S0ol,A i, add.
ton to its purifying effects, f. .Id PAR
N RHEUMATISM and G.
II also DIsINFEcTs cLo-r .,l LINEN
and PREVENTS DIsENsri tt ,Tro ny
CONTACT with the r.. o..
IT DTssoLvEs Ds. nj.
ness, and retards g c
Physicians speal.
PTces-25 and So
Box g CQkss
"HILL'S HAIR
Black or j row, {.
|. \. CRlTTENTOA, PrOp'r, Z Sixth A., G.I.
NR-sent by Mail. Prepaid. on receip, a. enl
cents extra for each Cake.
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Unfortunately not one woman in n hundred, sub
icctcsi to the whims of an American climate possess
Is tlaai lasis and starting point of real beauty
pure aud clear complexion.
What nature has thus denied. art must lie called
upon 10 furnish.
1t cztn be done; 1t is done daily. Prof. W. E.
Hngin placed beauty within the reach of every un-
blessed daughter OF Eve when he discovered that
surps1-'ie article known in fashionable circles as thu
true tesaets { beauty, and called
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-31

WE are pleased to note the value
and volume of the shipments from
Yuma to San Francisco of Silver
King concentrations, the regularity
of the dividends on the stock of
that mine and the fact that its
prico is advancing in the San Fran
cisco stock boards. The Silver
King Is one of those Arizona mines
which, If their extreme richness
continues to great depths, will rank
In the history of mining develop.
ment as phenomenal. Few men
have done more for the opening up
and development of Arizona than
Col. Barney, aud we confess 1t
would give us keen pleasure to
learn that the Silver King, of
which he il the principal owner,
had turned out veritable bonanza.
Even at the trifiing depths to which
this mine has so far been sunk it
has done much to earn this dis
tinction. What Arizona needs is
one mine sunk successfully to a
great depth. So rich and numer-
GUS are the lodes Of the precious
metals found in that Territory that,
II only one of them is found to hold
out to Comstock depths, the value
of all would bs amazingly en-
hanced.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-31

IT is quite apparent that Col.
Scott will not, this winter, be able
to count on the Solid South" in
advocacy of his Congressional Tex
as-Pacific guarantee. The action
of the Southern Pacific in procur-
ing the right Of way through Ari-
zona from the government of that
territory, and in preparing to push
, eir road towards Tue ION, is an
npediment to the carrying out of
colts plans of most material
haracter. 1t is hardly conceiva-
ole that, for years TO come, two
lines of railway will traverse the
country lying between the Colo
rado and the Rio Grande. The
first occupant of the field will be
very apt to be be left in uudlsputed
possession of it. From eye witness
ses we learn that formidable piles
Of construction material are now
on the ground in Arizona, and the
working gangs of the Southern Pa
clfic will doubtless soon be on hand.
They will doubtless rival the en-
ergy and speed shown in the con-
struction of the branch between
Los Angeles and Yuma. The off,
cials of the Southern Pacific pro-
claim their purpose to be to arrive
at Tucson within year from date,
and hitherto they have been as
good as their word. 1t is some
what singular that, with the i'm
mense amount Of capital unem-
ployed in the East, Scott has not
been able to throw Off his depend
ence on subsidies and push the
Texas-Pacific forward by private
enterprise.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-31

THE Supreme Court has shown
Its desire to clean up its first cal.
endar in Los Angeles by night ses.
sions. Apropos of the movement in
the Constitutional Convention to
rob Los Angeles of its hard
wrought victory in the establish
ment here of term of
the Supreme Court for South
ern California, we may men,
tion that the Judges have expressed
themselves highly pleased with the
new order of things. If the Con-
stitutional Convention can think
Of nothing better than schemes for
the permanent ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
Sacramento at the expense of the
rest Of the State, the best thing
that body can do is to adjourn, pre-
viously expressing the opinion
that the present Constitution is u
much better instrument than it can
hope to form. By such action the
Convention will obviate the neces-
sity OF ventilating q thousand
embryotic, chaotic and Quixotic
projects, end save the State Treas
ury a considerable portion of the
$3.50, 900 which the Legislature ap.
propriated to its use.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-31
"Whisky Straight"

The Austin Reveitle tells an incl
dent of the campaigns: AT Galena
there was but one saloon, and that
kept by a Democrat. A party of
politicians visiting the town, nat
urally found their way into the
saloon and invited the boys" to
"stand in" One of the politicians
who is making his canvass with
the b, AXE put down on the whisky
proposition, called for some port
wine. "Port wine!' CALCULATED the
proprietor, in tone of anger and
astonishment, "why, you confound.
ed scrub, do you think this is n Re-
publican saloon? This is Demo.
cratic house, aud don't keep any.
thing but whisky straight, and
you'll take whisky straight oil
nothing" There was blood in the
proprietor's eye, and as he reached
his hand under the counter, aud the
politician heard the click Of the
hammer Of a self cocker, he mildly
asked to be excused, aud said Ii,
would take u little whisky straight
And he gulped his dose of light
ming without murmur--and al
was quiet on the Potomac.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-31

The eot-backs OF the last two
years, although they were not in
any sense welcome, have not been
without their beneficial uses here.
abouts. Several years ago we had
on entirely too much steam. The
voting population of Los Angeles
county doubled in three years.
Such monstrous inpour of popu-
lation threw our land owners, both
In the city and county, entirely off
their feet. No one knew exactly
what to ask for city lots or ranch
property. Prices of real estate ap-
preciated in an unhealthy ratio.
The impetuous flow Of the wave on
the shore is always followed by a
retrocesslon. The flood is always
succeeded by the ebb. We have
been for some time past, in Los An
geles city and county, absolutely
down to bedrock in all matters
pertaining to real estate. AS we
heartily believe that the whole ma
tion 10 at bedrock, and that the
next movement, from the center
all round to the two seas that wash
the United States, will be one
towards prosperity, we are glad
that we shall all start out together.
We shall profit by an immigration
stimulated by the returning pros
perity In the East, north and
northwest, which will enable in.
tending immigrants to realize on
their property and execute long
cherished Intentions; and we shall
also profit by the plague which has
desolated the South and frightened
multitudes of its people into bid
ding an eternal farewell to their
section. From this time on city
and county real estate will bt
marked by hardening tendency
We don't expect or desire to SCI
anything of the old fever and in
hated prices. but We do hope to b'
called upon to record mum erou
sales at fair figures, to desirable
class of settlers. So favorable ar,
all the Indications for Los Angeles
~ they present themselves to US to
dly, that, with the single qualif
cation that we shall nave goo,
winter, we have no hesitation il
predicting that, in twelvemonth
this section will be character
lied by an improvement which
will have none of the features o
the febrile times of 1S74-75, bu
which will be far more durable ant
emphatic. We are glad to believ'
this, because the property holder
Of Los Angeles have shown, dur
Ing the late hard times, a plucl
and confidence in the future o
their city which are deserving o
all reward. A bird's-eye glance a
pr leading thoroughfares SHOW
.-.5W stHHsr-6nd u unhesitating hav'
been their backing of the city in
which most OF them have mad,
their wealth. We have touch ed
upon o number of topics in thes'
few remarks to which we shall re
cur In future articles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-31

Mr.. JAMES A. EVANS, the resi-
dent engineer of the Texas-Pacific
Railway at San Diego, and fol
quite while a resident OF Los
Angeles, is the locating engineer
Of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway, and is now in New
Mexico hard at work. This road is
being driven forward with gratify-
ing rapidlty and is distancing its
more pretentious rival, the Texas
Pacific, out of sight. The fact that
its location has been entrusted to
Mr.. Evans is a guarantee that the
job will be we'll done. That gen.
tleman was Gen. Dodge's right
hand man in the location and con-
struction Of the Union Pacific Rail-
Way
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-31

THE Democracy of New York
o.ty have always developed a fond
nsss for quarrsling amongst them
selves at critical times. A first
Glass feud is in progress In the me-
tr0polis now which may result in
the loss Of the Legislature to the
Nrty and in jeopardizing one or
70 Democratic Congressional can
htes. The rival factions washed
- dirty linen at the State Con-
vontion few weeks ago
The New York Democracy
have always been contentious,
but the party has, nevertheless,
when II came to the polls, shown
formidable vitality. We trust this
will prove to be the case on the 9Th
proxlmo. Ifthere are dissensions on
ar side all 10 by no means harmo.
ny In the camp Of our enemies.
The light between Conkling and
The Administration has been SO