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The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

ANOTHER DENIAL.-Mr. John F.
Coyle, of Washington, d. c., whose
name was mentioned by the New York
Tribune in connection with the cipher
kilograms, has written letter in which
he denies in general all the Tribune,
charges of corruption, so far as they re-
late to himself, and specially denies the
authorship of any of the dispatches pub
lished by the Tribune signed ''Max," anc
attributed to him.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

THERE is nothing shows the weakness
and Generalization of the Republican
party more clearly than their abandon
ment Of their own men and their search
ing around the Democratic horizon for a
candidate that will suit their views tc
run for the Presidency in 1850. Ever
Grants shadow has grown dim, and
Blaine is no longer talked of,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22
TWO VALUABLE
EA :" NI~
For Sale,

The undersigned. will offer at Public
Sale. on the premises, on
THU KSDAl, OCTOBER oath, 1873,
At O'Clock, p m. two excellent farms To-
Gated In ChristIana Hundred, New Castle
County, State OF Deawore, bounded and
described as follows
Farm No. consists of about 100 acres OF
land, more or less, bounded by the pubIlc
road leading from Newport TO Brand ywine
Springs, by the Wilm ngion and Christi
ana turnpike, by lands OF Robert r.. Ly-
nam, Howard II. Finn and others. The
improvements consist of brick dwelling
house, frame kitchen and Ice house at
tached, with well OF water under cover,
large barn with sufficient stabling, and
ample shedding for slocK granary, com
cribs, carriage house, chicken house and
other outbulldings, also a good tenant
house. On this farm there is an apple or
chard and other fruit trees. This farm Is
one of the best In the neighborhood.
Farm Ne. consis OF about llS acres OF
land. bounded by lands of Edward Wood
ward, Thomas ID. Lyman, Henry Latimer,
John X. Lyman, Dr. A. Irons, and others.
The improvements consist OF large stone
and brick dwelling house, frame Kitchen
and ice house attached with a we'll OF ex-
, cellent water at the door. large barn
about sixty feet square, with good stabling
| Tor lo head OF stock, and ample shedding
over the baInyard, graEary, corncrIbs,
carriage house, chicken house and other
out-buildings, good tenant house with
| a never falling " ell OF water On this farm
4
cherry trees. This farm will com pare ia
vorably with any In the neigh borhood.
would call especial attention OF cap
italists or any one wishing desirable
nome; to the advantages thai these proper
! ties possess over many others, to a high
and healthy ne ghborhood, TO the natural
| quality OF the soil II b, ing la high state
| OF cultivation, divided into convenient
/ fields under good fences, situated a little
north OF the Borough of Newport, about
| five minutes walk TO the depot OF r. w. 4
B. h. r., convenient TO places OF Worship,
school, mills and within three miles OF the
city OF Wilmington, one OF the best mar
kets tor farm products the country can af-
ford. and for trucking or dairy purpose
such an opportunity for purchasing sell
dom occurs.
AT the same time and place a very de-
sirable property In the Borough of New
| port consisting of about two acres OF land,
upon which Is ei ecied frame house, a
small barn, carriage house and other out
buildings, also, blacksmith and wheel
wright shops. This Is a good stand for
work, or would make a suitable place for
carrying on butchering. We deem further
description unnecessary y, as any one wish
ing TO view the above described properties
Will be shown them.by the parties living
| thereon. Terms easy.
Conditions made known on day OF sale
by WILLIAM II, FLINN,
HOWARD +. FLINN.
Lewis W. Stidham d Son, Auctioneers.
sepN-3tw-d2taw
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HARDLY PAID FOR His TROUBLE
James A. Sproul, justice Of the peace of
Passaic, N. j., didn't amass q fortune by
his libel suit against the New York Eve
ming Post, the jury awarding him but six
cents damages. BY inadvertence Mr..
Sprouts name appeared in the Post as that
Of burglar instead of Justice of the
peace.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

THURMAN gave mortal offence to all
of Col. Tom Scott's newspapers, when he
made the Pacific Railroad pay its mil
lions of interest and Indebtedness to the
government.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

1 "
Castle County, the subscribers viii expose
u public sale at the hotel OF Jacob B.
Hyatt, In the town OF Newport, delaware,
THURSDAY. THE 7th DAY OF NO.
VEMB. II, A. D., 1878,
At O'Clock p. m.. the following describ-
ed real estate, teing the property late OF
Lewis W-ldID, deceased:
MOL. Lot of about \ OF an acre OF land I,
In the village OF Newport, New Castle
County, Delaware, with a large fifteen
room brick mans ION house. brick stabling,
frame carriage house and other uut-build-
ings, all In thorough repair. A delightful
residence, and II needed wou d make an
excellen' boarding house. This was the
residence of the deceased.
No. 2. farm or tract or about 25
acres OF land. situate In White Clay Creek
hundr, d. Delaware. on the road leading
from Stanton to Christiana I \ miles from
Stanton. About $50 acres arabic, bal
ance woodland; soil IL a clay loan, good
for grain or truck. Improvements are a
large brick dwelling house, frame barn,
There are ON the farm an apple orcha I'd
and other fruit trees In healthy condition.
Nos. 8, 4, and 8 consist of about 3ls
acres, situated In New Castle hundred
Delaware about two miles from New port,
on the road TO Christiana; 90 acres marsh.
balance upland OF an excellent quality
and In ahigh state OF cultl vatien, ada pied
10 gram, fruit or truck. Improvements
and other out buildings; also with a good
tenant house, all In good order. There Is
also on this farm good apple orchard
with other fruits.
No. 9. A farm or tract OF about I33x
acres OF la d, situa e In New Castle hum
dred. Delaware, about n half mile from
Newport on the road to New Castle. 80
acres are marsh, balance upland, soil a
dark sandy loan, admirably adapted TO
trucking. grazing. or farming. No build
ings, but under good fencing.
No 7. A tract OF 40 acres OF marsh land
Aforesaid, nd adjoining Newport, no
buildinks.
No. s. A farm adjoining No. 7, consist
ing OF about l6Uk acres OF strong gra ziDg
land, part marsh, and part upland. I'M
provements are large brick and frame
decker barn, granary, Ice house. and other
buildin. 3; also good tenant house, also
~ pie orchard.
These properties are located In one OF the
very best farming regions of New Castle
county, convenient 10 the Z. W. a B. rail-
road, Delaware river. Christiana river, the
city of wilmington, 10 churches schools,
mills and excellent MARKERS, and In a
mel. hborhoOd noted for It's health ful ness
AID excelle I society: The soil is fertile
and remunerative aud under the manage
ment OF the late Lewis Weldin became
Celebrated rs the best gra Zing and farming
lands in the com muniLy. Sales are made
TO close estate, and offer an admirable op-
portunity for pc sons desiring homes and
investment. Terms at sale. Further In
formation may be had OF the subscribers.
HETrIE S. WELDIN,
W. ATWOOD WELDlN
Administrators OF Lewis Weldin decd
Newport. Del.
CHAs. b. LORE, Trustee
octls-sw-wts. Wilmington Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

An express traiu on the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad at harrisburg, Pa, vest, rday.
ran into a four-horse team and killed The
driver. ,olored man, named Bosler.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

The above goods have long been their wearing u
their color and superiority of appearance is n w
tore should not be confounded with the that aod
which, while sometimes promising well to the eye Of purchase
unreliable in ~ pi'"D%i ae
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

So LONG as the newspapers in the
small cities and country towns allow the
advertising agents in the large cities to
do business for them on credit and for
trade they may expect to be swindled.-
II the country paper would refuse to do
the work without payment, or its equiva-
lent, the agencies would be kept in hon
est hands, or the advertisers hands, and
they could rely upon prompt payment.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22
OCTOBER S. IS1el


Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. HALL,
OF Kent County.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
EDWARD L. MARTIN,
OF SUSSEX.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
ron SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE.
FOR CORONER,
ACOB BUTZ.
FOR STATE SENATORS.
J. WILKINS CooCH,
CHARLES II. MCWHoRTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES w. WARE,
DIR. SwITHIN CHANDLER,
WILLIAM DEAN,
JOHN DoRAN,
GILES LAMBsoN,
EDWIN X. COCHRAN,
WILLIAM Z. RIGGs, Sr.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM r. BRIGHT, Red Lion Hid.
WILLIAM Polk, st. Georges.
WILLIAM A. MORRISON, Mill Creek.
WILLIAM l.. WIER, White Clay Creek
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink.
HENRY II. WELLS, Blackbird.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22
NOTICES..

NOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL
~ TAX PAYERS OF ls7s.-Bllls hav-
Ing been rendered for 1873. those who
do not wish a postal card sent them or
their names published, had better call at
our ofhce and make some arrangements
when they Will pay and those who
give this notice NO ATTENTION we
shall proceed TO collect with costs.
ONCE nours from 8 a. M. :, TO u M ;, and
from 2 TO and to Sp. IN.
E. PROVOST.
Collector for Northern District.
WIN KYNE
oclG-2w Collector for Southern Dist.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

Two hundred and eighty tons of Cali
fornia grapes, or about 100000 pounds, in
consignments of 10000 pounds weekly,
have been received and sold in Philadel-
phia dming the present season. The
fruit is brought to the city in refrigerator
cars attached to express trains, at cost
to the dealer of 81, 1875 per car, or about
six cents for each pound of grapes. The
dealers characterize this charge as exces-
sive, and cite it as proof of the obstacles
which they have to encounter in securing
a permanent market for California pro-
ductions in opposition to foreign grow
ings.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22
a Large OFFERING
Lupin's Black CashmerI

The success which has attended sales Iupin
the favor they receiving this fall has us TO make @
our increased sales. " h' "ge purchases
A Good Black Cashmere for
Better for
A Still better
Lupin's elegant nIaltv for
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22

nIVIDEND.-The Directors OF this IT,
~ stitution. have this day declared a
Dividend of three per cent, payable to The
stockholders, or their legal representa-
tives, on demand.
The National Bank OF Smyrna, October
rd, lsIs. w. NJ. BELL,
oct4-law4t Cashier
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22
BLACK AND MOURNING C00I

We offering carefully selected lines GOODS shd
AND WINTER The selections made from the manufactures
aud contain
BLACK TAMISES, Beautiful Quality 81 l.2c I'd
BLACK ALL-WOOL DELAINS, &c, to $lM1
BLACK HENRIETTAS, $l.5O to $780,
BLACK BOMBAZINES, $500.
BLACK GRAPE AND GRAPE Wells, all Pice
A BEAUTIFUL BLACK ALPACA for rs cents
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22
v, N. lKBB5zR3 { h
GIL MARKET STREP1

u g-NOTE.-In the selection of our goods II IT,,
constantly in vew avoiding fabrics that in the & % o The cse
he wearef knowing that taking who INV M giving
taking care OF ourselves by winning customers @ us
patronage 1850 0'ihuehee and their ca
The daily gazette., 1878-10-22
PUBLIC SALES.I
Administrator and Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF orders OF the Orphans Court
ID OF the State OF Delaware and In for New
Castle County, the subscribers will expose
u public sale at the hotel OF Jacob B.
Hyatt, In the town OF Newport, delaware,
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.fNr>EWFNTS.
Haitian Op-rn ut Booths.

The pcrcnnally mclodous "Trovntorc Z"
made his familiar appearance last evening ut
Twrnty-ihirl street. HIS representative ON the
occasion. Mr.. Graf. has n light but pleasing
tenor. little apt to give way under stress. md
sings with good though immature method.
His rendering Of the hi uuelia pira was Wig
orous and brilliant and his prolonged na,u-
raj in alt. was 40 we'll defined and sustained IA
TO sound quite rs we'll as the traditional e. md
rouse equal enthusiasm.
Nine. Nn1c made quccnly Leonord anil snng
with her usual force and fire. though the drn-
matte character " the role calls for n good donl
81 work in the highest register. which j. not her
strong point.
The isucri,d Of the evening WAS Signorinn Gu.-
dottl. her nr-t appearance with thr troupe. Shc
II oi slight ana nervous figure and expressive
FEATURES. Her Npirr Ii a Wr2iO soprano " great
iorcr and cl"arnrss AMI al" sings with lunto-
mimic energy and expression. - heard last
evening. however. she lid not produce thor
oughly favorable Impression ot hrr musical
method. the eccentric character 81 ;nr part
misleading her TO u spasmodic cultural. and
tremulous sty." II delivery which seriously
married the music.
Mr. CauiImgn. the III L,ud has a good. manly
baritone. and sings simply and well. II Is
almost dcnutnnt. and promises good things in
future.
Tonight the Ballo in Maschera."
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Mr. FcltOn Dom tn from tho Commit
,,.,. =, ,.. . -, , ,,,,
"' on commerce. REPORTER '"'N the mn 10 lre-
vent the Introduction ol contagious disease mo
tho I-ui,.I States
VI ~ ..
III. H"tr"'|' 'I'ih' VA ehhl thht IN" nill
n rcpurtc was IN 'onstitutio ual: but hr would
nrer fine necessary amendments TN, ,.r,.
.,..t NM - tI
ol NV 1 ORR ana New orleans had perfected
system Of quarantine and no friend ~ tho hin
desired 20 impair tho regulations which they
hgd rsiahlish,d.
Nj Jones Dom. Ala argued that Congress
had NJ control over the subject OF sanitary
regulations.
MIR. stephens Dom. Ga said that Congress
had the power Ia regulate commerce. and Tins
bill was only such r'eu.atlion.
After further discussion the Till was amended
and passed
Tho House then went on with tho Massn .hu.
srtis contested election ras, ~ I.al. nl,nl :,
itrlu. After speeches in favor ~ tho rl,-ht 81
the sitting member h} " ,~-i-. t.x Ron Ohio
aud Banks dep Mass Mr.. IuiIrr Olrr
Ma--.i oAprr-Srl his a~ioui-hn,ni that whom
Democrats voted snlidly i'm election cu- ,-
on the Side Of their uarty frinuI ,hnv
should BE- chnrnri,rilrd ns Unfair pnr.
tinl and partisan. while Hepulllcnns who
dpl tho same thing claimed De fair impartial
and uupuu an. II" confessed a. hrinr "A
strong rnri -ail. and wn- ,n.u., T., su.aE fr,1n
PARTISAN -iandluini H. sustain "a Inv M ,..i hv
a t.lii liran CONGRESS for witch he li i,,.,.,at
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CITY INTERESTS IN ALBANY.
ANOTHER PLIN ron REORG ANYzTNG
NEW YORK'S GOyERNMENT
Proposing 60 give Roard of Aldermen
aud House or Burrcs-es-Comptroiie-
Keiiy'- BiIi Pnsscd-The Trunnt Cmcrr.

ALBANY, March 27.-The Assembly dis
posed Of large amount of routine business in
the way of third reading and in Committee Of
the Whole. The former business was some
whnt retarded Ivy the abscn"c " members who
had gone to tho Senate Chamber to listen To- the
closing debate In the Smyth trial. Tho Grnrrnl
Life Insurance bill. prepared by the committee.
was considered in Committee Of the Whole. and
ordered to u third reading II was amended SO
ms to provide for the imprisonment " officers
of insurance companies convicted %! u von-
ton Of the law. aud removing from the court
the power to innict fine instead Of imprson-
mcnt.
Tho bill sent hero by Comptroller Kelly rca-
tive to the bonded indebtedness o' tho City OF
Now York, and providing for the payment and
cancellation thereof. WIS read athird time and
passed. Aao Mr. Scehachcrs bill aholishng
the truunt officers under the Board Of Edura-
ton
The Committee on Cities reported fnvorahly
The hill ahplishing the Department NJ Buildings
andtransicrring ia duties To- IN" Pubic Works
Hl-u Pplnr llayrss bill prohibiting She erection
o, a. armory in Washington square.
The Scnat" s"nt duwnH message announcing
the passnEr ~ the Ilnbrns Corpus hill over the
veto ot IT," GOVERNOR II was ad on the table.
ana an rilfr Will hn uIutr to tu-s II in the
HuuS" as soon NJ II can hr properly worked TAP.
Tn" Informal Nfairs Committee reported adj
vrrS'ly several :, w. l",Sing t. an nm"nlm"ut
~ III" existing Excise law for the cntir" S'ntr.
The r"uur- w"r" nli agr od To. which indi 'at"s
that IN" gX"i-" i:ht j. To be- confined to llola-
Mr. Dalv Introduced hill lircrtingthc Boar,l
81 Education in the city ~ New York to- open.
after school hours. one school building in zach
ward for u public rrn'iing room. with proper
cxprrsr no, to rVci'rd ilVn Tor cnch ward
\ hill Introduced bv Nr. Thriu prnuOsns to
repeal The act OF last year auth urialug ia" rus
t'''s ~ the Bro allyn Bridge 10 iinngr the site 4
a
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UHy E.iSBy MS REFLECTED.
Hccau.c he IL ftoncst md q. Opposed to tho
jobs TINT have Di-urHced the Navy.

WAsn1NGroS, March 2T.-Thc SENATE Com
mitce on Naval Affairs this morning decided to
report adversely upon John W. Easily. who Inns
been nominated MS Chief OF the Bureau Of Com
-tru'tion and Repairs. Tho chief rrnson given
for this report IS tho priority in date of commits
sion ~ Hart anl Webb. The real reason is that
Easily is honest. Tho Whitthornc report spoke
Of him ns known for his watrhfulness and in
tcgrity." H. is nn"xibly opposed Ia the Jobs
and contracts by which the Navy Department
has hNfn dlsgraccd. II" succeeded Isaiah
ilnnsrom in his Office. lie succeeded him
in nothing clsr He has denounced thu
III practices he found in his bureau.
lie has nidcd Investigating committees. lie is
show singular interest IN confirming Iiny"s'S
appointments when they will h"lp TN" party
South. II Will We w"li II they show an equal IN
terrst in confirming ono appointment which
VIII holp hon"st Administration. A. for Hurt
whom INC k,nE wants IN TINS lnc". IN So IN ~
ought 10 end his connection with the navy. ~
say nOthin. about amy promotions. lie was
constructor nj the pniiadclpha Navy Yard
when valuable nntcrinl WIS allowed IT lis re-.
inova to alp into thu hands ~ Mckay AMI
S"yfcri and MrNnnua. He had previously
nidrd and allotted tine schemes Of hnth On
christmas. 1873. he accepted n gold watch from
Mckay and when tn" exposures ~ the Forty
fourth Congress began he returned a." watch.
follows:
p-Sincr YOU have rcen connected with irc service do
tot KNOW oi nnv ~ ."r receiving any g rom cniric
TORS N-Nu. .ir know 10 tn h0tr 'r.n offered, hut
never knew ~ in have l"en received
Atrial in Philadelphia last summer showed
that Mi Mckay piid ou hrhnlf 81 liartt EIGHT
months pay when he was acting ~ Naval Con-
structrr sai Il I'll for l1nor and cigars.
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- - $3.50 -
WEDNESDAY. Morch Up. M--Thc Wcst-
orn shnrns nasumnd tho oh nrortrcucc In Tho
,.,...,.,,a,,,,. =, ,h, e,o,r t,x,,,nr,,, ,r,,h
dV str'nsh''"hS w w" N"'cN hN'nhhH"' VII"
tho NOrthwcscrns nni ~ PhulS Conspicuous
for thcir nlynncc. Northwestern common roa"
'.'h'' 10 80" Nh" 'n' pr'''rr'" " u wv"
st. Paul common mood M nj tn" sninc tim"
frptn ~, ia a while thr rrricrrcd took n iump
from, -ni .. TO-, ,,,h ,Lo Lt,,os, nr,,.s cst,h.
shcd ~ IN" tlcs". Ink" Srorr. however. wns
ir""y Sold at c. ,DtGi. but whether 4" "r'ni" 4
Snort ni"rTl ur rot could n", h' mn l"rsi"p'!.
although l"tor ~ The day it rIl,i"d {" ~ .. with
fnnl d""iinge ~ Ne hiehcr figures: Tl""nnl
Stwk- W"tr also strong. with II r"crrd"u advance
ui p T. "u'. Ia ~ IL Delaware. In kawHunn
nnl " '"i"ril. ruu " = y cont. in D.idwnr" ana
Hudson t. o. Fri" again rc'ov"r"d a. II on IN
cif' was q cont. higher nt So Tn" inward
n-nNem"nt III Michigan Confirm. rom GA 10
90 Q. was lns"d upon expectation TINT This rnnd,
III connection With IN" Northwestern aud Ere.
would form although linz from The rariiin to
IN" Atlantic ronsi. Ohioa wrr" NOR" act vc IT
an advance Of a 'rnt. oN's On reports that
,hr "rpnsins hpaTls ~ directors had
r"me together ana ..propos"d in adjust
th"ir dn.rnrca. Wnhnsh advanced =
= emit u on fresh ban movement IN
~" stV,k ,nnl N,stnrn Union WIS J, higher ut
~, r. Pail Mail. now EYER. there wcr" con
sid'rHWc sni'r ny grn'li" holders. who have
become dl-"outagd h"'ans. they 'nn get NO
report lr'm inc nili~rs "l IN" r1mpany and
%" l'rirr H'i"r milday dropped from iN's.
nilN'r X 10 ~ nlhniEh lnt"T rToWr,s 10
,,', NIX" W ,, n' Kin ,
rat M subsidy. hut the temper ot Congress is
worry Justly opuOs"d tO any su'll endorsement.
I'M MI itnntii'i mi :, jos,,I nrrf.rrrI
r.-n frn,, . /, Ia 81 vniln No rnn,n"n wns T.
r cont. h"i"r ut II =. Their" is more confidence.
- 81
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; EDWARD HOGAN ALFRED WAGsrArF In
: 1llos 4. +. EcCLEstNE. JAMES r FIERCE

Four Republican Senators had tho manlincss
y vote. in accordnnce with their conVi tons for
the removal oi Mr.. Smyth. Therr were other.
who would have liked To- do SO. hut they wore
whipped into line 10y Influences arninst which
they could not stand up. Tho four Republicans
who voted 10 remnv" were Mr.. Lynde of st.
Lawrence county. Mr.. Goehel of New York Mr.
LL,ppu OF Madison county. and Mr.. Sessions Of
Il was generally believed that Senator Harris.
from the awkward position in which he has
been put by the dove .opmonis Of the exam
iess his "V vote s6oai 'Eam nN ygraT u9 10
save his friend. But those who Thought
Of his Skin thousbp Ee dd wiGnco '1,Hn, -,
day when Mr.. Lynle. IN his speech denied tho
right Of State ON rial To violate tho law. even
advantage it was thnt the law should be- dis.
obeyed. Harris was the first 10 talk to-day. and
aeca DHraen tho i law was Of @ n
BIT the c9r,pripg Of scpator Pomeroy was
been insufficient When thssr pro . ,dinrs wore
irst begun II WINS mn open -Hcr.ffhaf ho Thought
days q change has come over the spirit II his
dream. and today b" made the loading nrgu-
n ncnT yof 81 b ~4o L nn5 p, was
ing Republicans who have lately boon lighting
him that he should be :he next Republican can
Probably he M I unhappy man in the Senate
to-day was judge Robertson. He is too good u
lawyer 10 entertain the alsur,! proposition that
the law Of 1913 is Unconstitutional; ia int he
told me last night that he knew better. How he
can reconclie his voi" a. a'qulttal to-day with
his vote 10 remove Mr. Ellis last your IS one ~
those things that he nElue can explain. I, Is
safe TO say that b" would have been VOL satisfied
II Col, La.hers had occupied his scat this morn
ing; But tgs he says himself that %" j. trrd Of
political ne and VIII never ncain occupy an
oiIl,i3l po:i,i9n lerap7 h. th.}isnt b" could
through the vote IN detail Every senator viii
d9uh'les7 nav" aluuiaut opportunities 10 OK
"a If- l