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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
4 EiEGIs COMPLIMENT.

The San Francisco Gail pays the Dem
ocratio Governor of California high
compliment, in stating that he saved
the city and State untold sums of money
by vetoing bills during the recent ses-
sion of the Legislature. 1t says: "Had
the Governor been weak or corrupt the
Legislature would have gone through
the taxpayers as foOtpad goes through
a belated traveller"
The next Oregon Legislature may ex-
pect Gov. Thayer to do the same thing
if they undertake to go through our
taxpayers. Mark it!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
ADvEHTfe IT'S
EhariHa Sale.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue Of decree and order Of sale is-
sued out of Tie Circuit Court Of the Slafe of
Oregon for Linn County, upon he 25lhuay
of March. 1873, uissIi Judgment recovered
in said Court on tsIs 3tI day of March, 1878,
In iagerof y Brentlef Plaintiff. and against
A!exander Moore and Anthony Moore, de-
feiidaHss upon suit brought il - 4 Court
for the March term thereof 1878, wherein
said y. Bfenner Is Plaintiff, and MarcIfia
Moore. Alexander Moore, Anthony hlgorc
and Charles G0odUough are Defendants,
10 the sum Of one thoilsand aud sixty five
and 57-l09 dollars (Si0a5.5gJ u. 5. gold
CON and the further SUN Of one hundred
and fifty dollars sI50.e9l - attorneys = fees
with interest at the rate of one per ceni.
per month. IN Us. gold coin, have levied
UPON the following described real properly.
atii IN Keeney's donaiion Land claim. notiti-
"a Jon No. ~. claim ~ i'll Section II T0gn-
ship II, South OF Ranee West, also all
thai portion Of the Mc3i.uls donation
land claim adjoining the Jonathan keeney
donation land claim IN section II n Town
snip II, South Of Rangc West, tic same
being the tract OF Ian formerly owned by
jonathan Keeney aud by him and b
wife Mary, decided and sold to Anthony
Moore Albert Moore and a AIiaSa Moore,
containing 30 acres IN the JonathAn Keen
ev's donation claim and IGD acres IN The
isaac AieGinnis' eiaini, excepting there
from the undivided one-faif of the South
half OF the West half OF sad Jonathan
keeney's donation land claim. all II said
iasd lying and being in Linn County,
Oregon, and on
SATURDAY, tie 95tA day Of Aay, 1878,
at the hour Of one O'Clock IN the afternoon
d said day, at the Court House door in AZ
pany, Linn County, ,Ufegoa, j viii sell At pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder for u. s.
gold coin, cash III hand, paid on dayof sale
al the right. title aud interest OF sain De-
feadauis, Alexander Moore and Anthsny
Moore, ia and t. the bereipbetore describ-
ed real property, the proceeds of said sale
to be applied, first, to the payment Of the
ost aud expenses Of this sale and the Gust
o SAID suit, and nextto I he payment 70 said
Painful, the said sum Of 7lO65 81 aud tic
OF said sliit.and NEXT TO the pay yment to sad
further sum Of Sl5G0 o III accordance with
said Judgment. and the surplus, if
any. 10 be Eaid over, one-half to the said
Defendant. Aiarecna Moore, and The other
haif 10 said Defendant, CharIeS Goodncugti.
Dated this April 10, 1915.
J. r. HERRES,
n37w4 Sh'ff. Linn Co, Or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
DON'T SWAP WIN THEN.

The more shrewj of the Linn Radi-
Gals, fully realizing that there is no
show to beat any part of our ticket in
a square fight, have resorted to their
old swapping dodge in the hope of Sc
curing at least one member of the Leg
islature. In pursuance of this plan they
are "feeling" Democrats to ascertain
which of our Legislative candidates is
deemed the weakest and upon that one
they intend to concentrate their fire.
We trust Democrats will be on their
guard and afford no aid and comfort
whatever to the sAemy. We have an
unexceptionably good, sound Legislative
thicket throughout, and we can easily
elect every man on it by $50 majority
if not weakened by this dangerous
swapping process.
We propose to give some facts and
figures next week, showing why we
cannot afford to lose single Legislative
member from Linn, and in the mean
time we hope no Democrat will so far
forget his duty to himself and his party
as to afford our opponents one single
ray of hope of defeating any of our
candidates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
NOT ESTEEsIAsTIC.

The 0rego'aiaaa sees things through
gloomy specs at present. It'll not very
enthusiastic over any of the ticket, and
is lugubriously mourEful over the NOM
ination of Bro. considering his
nomination ''ill-advised and unfortu-
nate" Well, we admire your frank
ness and candor, Bro. Scott, and cannot
fail to sympathize with you in having
to train with that crowd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
FoOL or KNAVE-WHICH ?

Rev. Brother Hines was elestsd a
delegate to the Radical State CoHven-
tion under pledge and instruction to
work and vote for Snodgrass' nomina-
tion for Congress, and after he came to
Salem the Reverend hyPocrito rooted
in under Snodgrass, and by two-faeed
treachery secured the nomination over
that gentleman on the first ballot. And
after all this chicanery and trickery-
only worthy of the most unscrupulous
pot-house politician had the brazen
effrontery to arise in the Convention
and accept the nomination, the while
rolling his eyes to heaven and piously
ejaculeting, "Ihe Uoice Of the ConpsntiOn
IS the Goice of God-Gh n Was ever such
a sacriligeOus utterance dropped from
the mouth of pretended minister
Was ever such shameless hypocrisy sx-
hibited by one divinely called to preach
The voice of that Convention the
voice of God, forsooth The idea Of
the voice of any political Convention,
where tricks and trades, thimble rig
ging, rog-rolling and double-dealing are
the dominant features, being the voice
of God, is so outrageously absurd as to
stamp the uttcrer of such sentence as
either a confounded fool or deep-dyed
hypocrite and in either event he is
neither fit to preach or to hold public
position.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
NEGATIVE AsD POSITIVE.

According to the Register all the
Democratic candidates are negative men
and all the Radical candidates are posi-
tive men. Yes, Doc. Smith and many
other neighbors of Joe Pearl are posi-
tive that he is positively the weakest
nomination ever made by any party,
and the Albany Republicans say Judge
fiper is positively unbearable to them
And the rest of the ticket is positively
ludicrous and will be positively '.wal-
lopeda by an average of 200 votes in
June. OF this we are positive.
Var, let's see you NEGATIVE" this.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
WAR THREATENED.

By European dispatches yesterday
we infer that trouble between the great
powers is imminent. Russia insists on
encroaching on England's rights, and
England emphatically "renigs." 1t may
be that this war cloud will blow over,
but we don't see how the threatened
crisis will be averted without COM
plete backing down on the part of one
or the other of these belligerents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
Notice

NOTICES hereby rlvento thetax payers
IN of school Distr.cs No. 5 Linn county,
Oregon, that the directors OF said District
Will sit as Board Of Equalization for the
purpose of c)srectitig any errors that NAV
exist in the assessment roll C4 said BIS
tri I, at the Office Of the Clerk f the Ds-
triel, l. II. MontauSe, oa Friday evening,
May -, 1873, 1T : = o'clock P II
All cofnplaints aud af1idavits looking to
a correction of erTors in said roll laiust be
in writing aud filed with tte Jerk On or
befors he hour fixed for said nlgetit e.
BY order OF the Beard of Directors.
L. II. M0NrANYE,
3sw4. Clerk OF School Dist. Nc. 8.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
lNrERrRErEns OF the "voICE." +"

Hayes order to his appointees not to
dabble in politics nor take part in
Conventions, doesn't have much weight
here in Oregon, judging by the way
the Custom House fellows swarmed
around the Radical State Convention
at Salem last week. Every Custom
House officer abandoned his post Of
duty at Portland and went to Salem to
log-roll and thimble-rig while the
"voice of God" was commanding the
nominations. We can't see what use
they were there, as higher power was
running that machine and directing
the destiny of the Radical party of
Oregon, but in seems to be the opinion
of the average Custom House officer
that even the "voice of God might
have an uncertain sound if not interpret
ed through the usual Federal official
channel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
1aB cfttE nnnVIon onben 1o 8REEck.
moEwEa6s

INV Yokk, April esfslativo 70 the order 10 Office.
holders ths president IN rocsns Interview said tho
executive crdor designed to let faithful officers
dertAnd that their drst aegance Is to tho govern
msnf, and It's interests and not to parties. That Is
very generally understood but As TO contributing
reasonable share OF their incomes TO meet the expen-
Of the campaign thers be objection TO that
Any oficer may give or not, Is he peases, without
affecting bis torn of o.iee. As personal participation
Of federal officers = ths npagn there and Will
mote personal interests Of certain individuals through
manipulation Of patronage and infringement Of party
machinery. After candidates are fairly In the field
without the aid OF conventions packed with Office
holders acting ut tho back Of the doinat clique Of
politicians, there viii be objections II federal office
nohers DO their share Of the work 50 long as II docs
not interfere with their federal daties.
We publish the above dispatch for
the benefit of the people of Oregon.
They will now understand why Hayes
former order to federal oficeholders
had no weight with the Portland Gus
tom House Ring and why that Ring
was "solid" at the Salem Convention
last week and why that Convention
"acted at the back of that dominant
clique of politicians. The above shows
that Hayes has modified his order un-
til it amounts to nothing in the way Of
preventing interference of federal office.
holders with political management, but
on the contrary gives them full license
to levy tribute and manipulate the
usual corrupt Radical machinery in
our coming State election.
What base Fraud is Hayes indeed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
LINN COUNTY DEM0CRATlc TICKET.

For State Senators,
". R BmYEU. J.H SMITH
For Representatives,
J. P. SCHOOLING, JOS. HAMILTON,
C. r. HEWITT, JASON WHEELER
=. C. HANSARD, JACOB NEWMAN
Fer County Commissioners,
A R. MCDONALD, Il. R. POWELL
For County CLERK,
JAS. L CowAN.
For Sheriff,
L C. DICKEY.
For Treasurer,
PHILIP GRiGSBY.
Fer Assessor,
z. b MOSS.
For School Superintendent,
l. n. LIGGETT.
For Surveyor,
H. BRYANT.
For Coroner,
R. JACOBS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
II LANE.

The Eugene Democrats had a grand
ratification meeting on Wednesday
night of last week. The meeting was
presided over by Hon. r. B. Cochran
and addressed sy Jno. Burnett, r. s,
S5rahan and J. K. Weatherford. The
utmost enthusiasm prevailed and the
fullest assurance Of the success of the
whole ticket was guaranteed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
EDIroRs N CONVENTION.
The P
day SAYS

The Portland Standard of last Satur-
day says:
Among the delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention were three edi-
tors: Gen. ~ v Brown, of the Al
sany DEMOCRAT, was elected Chairman
of the Convention, and J. H. Turner,
Of the East 0regonian, and Charles
Nickel, OF the Jacksonville Times, took
active parts IN the deliberations, and
were conspicuous on the important COM
mittees. We note this with pleasure,
and consider it a good augur, and de-
served compliment. Mart Brown is
one Of the most energetic men in the
State, and no one could have filed the
position of Chairman Of the Convention
with more honor to himself and party.
J. II Turner Is a Democrat of the gen
uine dye. He fought hard and honora-
bly, for his preferences, but whenever
the majority of the Convention decided
against him he was the first man on his
feet to move that the nomination be
made unanimous" There is a fund of
humor in Turner, which cropped out
pleasantly through the whole conven-
ton. Charles Nickel, Of the Jackson
vile Times. Is young man of superior
attainments, and in the interests of his
friends he worked like a beaver. We
are glad to welcome his advent in Ore
gon politics as an intelligent and honor
able companion His paper takes its
tone ana appearance from him, being
''true blue in doctrine, and as typo
graphically neat as a new pin. 1t is
hoped that members of the press will
continue to take part in the Conven-
tions of the Democracy, for their influ-
enee is good, and their presence pleas
TIRE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
eoLpEN TExT 0E ZEE eamPlaIIeGNl.

seinxaninister or ts.e gospel, as ,re,I as
teacher, Rave made Il matter OF esn-
ssIeaee 60 keep aIoef from ali Political en-
taaGIezents, and although the oases to
which have been nominated = net strictly
. BsIItEcsl one, yet It can cRly be reached
thrsuSh the muddy poalr OF politics.
Ree Jos EnleTys litter dseitning Ds4aoeTutie loi-
nation fer State sttB't T'5s5fie Instrl.ct5eR-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
STARTED OFT.

Gov. Whitaker passed down the road
yesterday, on his way to Eastern Ore
gon to enter upon the campaign. We
understand he was expected to speak at
Salem last night. Yon bet the Old
War Horse Of Democracy viii make
the fur fly from the Radical fleece when
he gets started in.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- fns snnu4i e.ecsi0u of seven dir ctors
of he Gran.e Iisien. AIbany. viii take
pla 2 II meeting Of the Stockholders to
he he 4 n their Office in Albany on Mon
day. May z7ih, 1875 Al O'Clock.
S-A DAWSON, Pres.
JAMES ELkIes. Secretary. S7w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

IxGERgoL's anti-leti lecture receives
continuous and obstroferolls applause" !"
in Washington The Washingtonians
are greatly interested in tie abolition
Of the place 50 many Of them are book
ed for.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
DEMOcRATIC STATE TICKET.
District Nominations

District Nominations;
First Judicial District-For Judge. P ?. PRIN; for
Presenting Attorney, J. R, NEALE.
sscOnd Judicial Distric.Eos rraseeu:iag Attorney,
J. K HAZARD.
Thira Judiciat Distsss.-For Prosecuting Attorney
!. J. WHITNEY.
Fourth judicial Dissrics-For Presenting Attorney
JOHN n GEARN.
FIish Judicial Dis.-ic.-Foz PrOsasp' ig Attorney
LUTHER B EoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
ALBANY FARhaERS' GO.
Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE sToeE-
~ HOLDERS u lls slsaaiy Farmers Company that
lasrs g.i b zlsesiig u1 the S-sekholGeKs II sid
ssaE q zhsir s6zss. = the elty CT AIhaiy, TE1s
aayi .a- z4ss cay u AaE, 1s5S.zt the han- Ui
oei9eE ? 1of SAD cag, E7- tas purpose CT eioc ing
sFea brecsars T. -sng 1ds casting year ard
p. he sF1la-tol q any ctilsr business tlzs mas h.
gals CONS bsf1ts taIe neseinS-
tu Ecls5rsz Wa h Irssenle5 q business tzazsss
ssou.
4 gsasszl asteaza2es Ct the ekh5lIe-s desired.
Il. Z. WILLIS, Psesdeslf.
=. atlSsEzzs. sse-ss-rs. nsTxS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
DR.. SPINNEY

NO. H AEA RNGK SfkkEEEs
T-eass All e1rSaie ana special Dlsezses.
EoUwG+ NEIN
EIIEo HkY EE ssFFEzsIxG FR01 TzzE
W eascts Of youthful t0laes Or iudlscrstlon, VII
d yea avail themselves vi this, the greatest boon
sger laid = shs astz- Of suffering humanity Biz
5PtNsEX VII guarantee 70 fszfett 500 for every
9i ssal weakness private disease Of any Kind
si1zzeser Nzlseh he undertakes and fzils to
szE8DLE-AGED HEN.
Theze many the age of thirty to sixty ao
are l-5ublsi with frequent eFzctIon If the biat-
ds. Olsen asesl sied by sight szrart5ng burning
sasa.ozs Eid Weakening Of The system Il
tle s9siens ea1Ilos a5cou1t taz On examining the
urinary deposits Eogy sediment VIII often BE- foEsnd
and s3a1eses small particles af si51nen VII aTzezy,
The e5sr Hi b. of t1ia rikisn hue again c.zz-
ing - dafz znd tFsid asI-earance- Thsre mary
de Of this dlfclilss ignorant Ct the
ga.c IS te second stage Il seminal weakness DE- So
Sl glia-a.l.ee pe-fseE Ia All such cases, and
hca!Itiy restoration of the gsnito urinary organs
OEE1ez HavEs--I5 10 : and . s. sundays frsrl 10
p i y tsssssS--i5a izee- Through examination
ard asT5cs, $.
C4l aud al 1-ess,
BH. sFISEEE & CO.,
1871 No Il Eesiny -, San Francisco,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
VERY UNPOPULAR.
position

A friend writes us from Portland
that the Republican State ticket is very
unpopular there-that it will be a
scratch if Rev. Hines has majority in
Multnomah county. He preached in
two Methodist Churches there last Sab
bath-but that didn't do him any good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

The Republican papers oppose silver
because it is in the Constitution. Once
get it out of that document, the party
will rally around it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26
FlnanelaI and Cen..uerelaI.

Gold in New York, 1o1f
Legal tenders in Portland-buying, 9sk; selling 95
Silver coin-4 per cent. discount
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26

The Names, Boundaries and Voting Pla-
ees of the Precincts in Linn County, as es-
tsblished at the March term (ls7s) of tie
County Court of said county:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-26


section Is. ii m ffE.E zW of William
effa Meridian. thenee soutl. u mites %
the place Of beginning.
Tho place of voting "a said precinct to
be ct tic Proyidence School 1puse.
LEnAEcg PRECINCT.
beginning ii tie southeast corner Of sec.
ton D. ID ZIP L S, i " Of Willamette
Meridian, and running thence north
miles, thence west TO tn eenter Of the South
Santiam river, thence down ths center Of
tie main channel Of said South SAINT am
river to the north boundary OF ZIP 1 [ 5, X
2 w OF Willamette Meridian, thence $ es
to the northwest corner Of section s. IN Up
lis, R2W OF Willamette Merriam, thence
south 2 mile thence west / n.ile, thence
south miles. theare east mile,
thence soaih ) miles. thence cast miles
10 the place Of beginning.
The place Of voting in said precinct to be
at the district School House Ia the town Of
Lebanon.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-14

MILWAUKEE,, December 13-Flour is in good de-
mand. Wheat quiet; No Milwaukee hard at 93Ic;
No milwaukee soft at SSc: No Milwaukee at s2sc
SPOT and seller December SIC eller January s3lc
seller February; No Milwaukee at 69c; No Mil
wankee 5oac. Corn is quiet and unchanged; %o2
at 500 Bic. Oats are steady No 2 at zoe; White
Western at 213 q 22c. Rye unchanged No at 43c.
Barley active. Provisions quiet and hrm-Mess Pork
% for old; new at 70. Lard-prime steam at CO.
Receipts COO bbs flour, 1lS 600 bush wheat
Sbipuents-5,000 bbls -four Al, 900 bush wheat.
TOLEDO, December 13.-Wheat Is dull and lower
Amber Michigan on spot at 94Ac; January at 95Ac
No he'd Winter on spot and Deemcber at size
asked 9iic bid sales for January 95ic; No Red at
Sc Corn quiet; new High. Mixed at S2Ac; No 2
keeelpts-ooo bbls -four $4,000 bush wheat, IA 900
bust corn, $1,000 bush oats
Shipments-O0,O0O bbs -four, 1000 bush Wheat,
70Oo bush corn. 00O0 bush oats
DETROIT. December 10 Wheat is gstronger: extra
White Michigan at 95ac; No " hite Michigan at 9ic
January at 94s q CSC.
Reeelpts-1 ,00U bush Wheat,
shipments 900 bush Wheat.
PHILADELPHIA, December 10 Cotton quiet; Mid
ding uplands SC.
ST LOUIS, December 13-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands SIC.
BALTIMORE, December 13-Cotton is dull ;Middlpp
uplands at 81 q &c.,
CHARLESTON. December 13-Cotton in fair de.
mand and steadier; Mlddling uplands at ssc.
NEW ORLEANS, December 13-Cottop in good de-
Middling uplands at Ssc.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Another IN nrder Trial in ROckIand.
RocKLAND, Dec 13.-Ip the Supreme Judi
cial Court this morning, the grand jury report
ed indictments agaiuss Hannah Thorndike of
Rockland for murder in the first degree, and
VIM. A. Miller Of Camden for burglary.
The trial Of Hannah Thorndlke for the muir.
der Of H,nora Sullivan, is expected to bsgin
Monday.
The ROckInnd Opinion Extracts its
Charges Against Ger. TiIlson.
The Rockland Opinion of today makes full
and complete retractiou Of it's Previous article
reflectng upon the the personal character of
Gen. Davis Tillsoo, and the integrity of his
dealings with the government, which charges
it now declares had no foundation in fact. In
const quence Of this retractiou Gen. Tillson
consented that his libel suit against the pro-
prietors of the Opinion for making these
charges be entered neither party" in the Su-
pTeme Judicial CourG today.
Fire in Lewiston.
LEWISTON, DEC 13.-FIre tai. morning de
stroyed the stable Of G. W. Brown on Web
ster street. L,ss $50: fully insured in Hart
ford
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

In the Winship case yesterday the testimo ny
0pens this morning.
Portions of schooner prob ably lost in the
recent storm have dr;fied ashore on Peakes'
Island.
Senator Conkling expressed himself very
freely in the Senate executive session Thursday
10 condemnation of the Presidents removal
of Collector Arthur.
Gov. Hampton of South Carolina is i'm
proving.
In the House CT Commons last night Mr..
Whitbread's resolution ceusuring the govern
meDts for its Afghan policy was defeated by a
vote of 227 in favor to 1923 opposed.
The Rockland Opinion has withdrawn all its
charges against Gen. Tillson, aud the lattel
has discontinued bis libel suit against tina,
paper.
9Hannah Thorndke has been indicted by the
first degree.
A snow storm prevailed in Missouri
Iowa and Kansas yesterday.
Two notorious cracksmen, supposed to te
Implicated in the Manhattan Savings Banl
robbery, are under arrest in New York.
The Princess Alice, daughter CT QaeeI
Victoria, is dying.
In the Senate yesterday bill was introduced
to authorize the President to increase thu
amy in case of emergency. Mr.. Edmunds
bill for counting the electoral vote was passed
MIR. Blaine attempted to call up bis resolution
but the Seuats refused and adjourned unit
Monday. The House adopted the resolution tt
investigate Commissioner Davenport. Mr.
Kenna of West Virginia made a personal ex
plana.ion denying that the committee OF
enrolled bills was drunk at the close Of the
last session. The William aud Mary College
bill was discussed at some length. House
adjourned until to-day.