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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-18

around And if perchance the red ear
fell to the ingenious inventor Of this
"msiry" without giving way for
a repiy-I ask him now and here,
would he carry out the custom and kiss
the reluctant maids all aroundr II be
viii say he would. then there is no
need Of further appropriation. Laugh.
ter. 1t will pay for ITSELF
What, carry cookery to Paris, Why
a French cook spends . life on q single
dish. The French are sensitive to the
alteration in cookery. 1t is known
that the great vattel exclaimed: The
roast has failed at two tables He
retired to his room in vexstion and ex.
pired. Il il possible that we can
teach such a fastidious people to eat
mu,h and pone. II this kitchen 10 in.
tended to punish France by giving il
universal collie on green corn, ] can
understand il. Il my colleague 70 be
allowed to wresk bis dissppointmsnts
in America on people not rssponsi-
BILE for the returning board Of Louisisna
or the Inauguration of President
Hayes. Sir, such motives should ot
influence Legislation.
Sir. Russia invades Turkey to force
Christianity into the moslem conscience,
and Turkey turns the tide of war
against the invader ia defense Of her
suzeranity.
The world stands on tiptoe, erectis
duri5us. looking toward Ararat and the
dsluge of blood along the blue Danube,
waiting the result of this momentous
conflic: of the ages. But, sir. Russia
and Turkey. with their embattling
hosts, present no such array as will be
that Of the terrific onslaught of my
colleague in the great corn invasion of
the nineteenth century. Laughter. ]
1t outrivals Don Quixote. who. in his
hallucination, charged with all his chiv-
airy, on flock OF sheep. with not less
discretion and no greater love for the
simple shepherds aud their fiocks than
the knightly regard he had for his fair
Dulcinea euisinieri. But. sir. he did it
without any other appropriation than
that furnished by poor Sancho's wallet.
Laughter
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
From the Earliest Ages

5CROFULA has been the bane, ana as IT
we're, the curse of mankind, Moses, In the
18th chapter of Leviticus lays down 7ery
explicit rules on this dlsease. 80 terrible
and loathsome had IL been considered then
that q person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed t, mix with society
rhe Jews regarded it as vlneinhtct1on
and believed there was no cure for 1t, III
was then the sins of q youth or dlv1aI1on
from the paths of virtue were punished AZ
long as life lasted. Happily In our day
the Silence OF medicine has been developed
the great ssorehouse of Nature furn ishes
remedy the disease is stripped OF Its ter.
ror by the use of theSAMARITAN'S ROO1
ANDHER JUICES, and the victim o.
5crofula, Ulcers, Sores, aPimples, Blotches.
Titter, etc., can be restored to sohnd, health
In few weeks. That there are thohsanoa
now whose conditions are as BAD as those
OF the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail to find o cure as well as they dio
then, To ali such the Samarttan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon.
eradicating all impurities rom " blood
and making the complexion bright anc
healthy: A few bottles will remove ptm'
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
Cosmetics ana powpers, ROOT AN d HERE
JUICES $l.96 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address:
, .tE l6 Racestraet ehi'ahelpnia
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
PEABODY HOTEL

The large and elegant Il otei nas, been.te
Gently fitted In the most exquisite style oS
the the celebrated Professor Paine. Ant
Professor exercises personal supervision
over every article Ol loou' winch comes
into the steward's department before II lt
.iven out to the coOKs4l MIX anu other ar
tices Oh diet are reg u.ariy Inspected: nen''
the large lumber otguesa
not q slng,e 0 use of disease has occurred
and the invalid recovers with remarkaol.
facility. The Professor has thus converte'
nret-class Hotel into sanctuary
u ~ tn Iuetead ui y .p'sl-houss . 'nrSH
AZ is f D. 4uenuly The cas- Win ho'els ~
has me most experienced Mahageis,
t.r1tive Walters and scleutitic Cooks wn'
cater to tue comfort, hea.th and happln es'
of the guests, instead vi he passi, nh an
aorbiu appetites. i he charges are IL Keen
ing with tie times being 81 per day i'h
room and thlee meals hooms wltnou'
board, rom 80 cents to 81. Weekly board,
from 81 to $l2. Board without rooms, SS.ot
per week. se' en tickets tor ",
/. open day alH AgnL- Inc cars rannA.lH
past the doorGD Sey passengers TO or lrdE
any.of the der -. -" - -" - W the "tf
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
(. truth overtalks a Lie.

IL on DISCLOSE the fact that the
ried in the Associated Press dis
|hout ug 10th. tn have died II
|iiortwo weeks use OF some re-
os1Y for corpulency, had not
lAu's Anti-Fat. bnt had used q
0n but no by q regular physician
y. Ra Allan's Anti Fat is man
M Buffalo. ". Y, by the unher-
W8 have already seld over lW,-
81 0f 1t. II has therefore been
Z fhOusapds, and we challenge
I II has ever harmed any body
Z reduction of obese persons f. III
|uuds, leaving them healthy and
+ considered q misfortune. Fur
/. va h ereby offer $500 reward for
Moving that 1t contains poison
|fIflons Ingredients. Wealso offer
a oannot prove that 1t has reduced
+ nersons as stated herein. and
4 4 hOul injury. L is said lie will
the truth any time, but we trust
15 newspapers that have misled
n by saying that physicians at
tnS lady's death to the use .o1
(xhich is only put up by us. the
{l-Fat'. being our trade marE)
4't the false impre. sion they hove
4. by publishing this refutation'
BOTANIC MEDICINE co..,
.|s Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
NV N. NJ. PYLE.
POSTMASTER.
oNsUMPTIvES.

<Irer o retired physician having
+ II discovered. while q Medical
IA southern Asia, q very sim
xemedy tor the speedy and
1cre fer Uonsnmption. Asthma
&tarrh, ana all throat and
o86, also a positive and radical
<4fvous Complaints feels II nls
~ Al known TO his suffering fel
|6ted by this m tive. he Will
|e1d (trt e of charg~l to all VINO
6o receipt for preparing. and
|ns for successfully usina this
|1Iv discovered remedy. Those
+ wall them elves OF The bene.
|sscovery W thout costs, can 90
fn mail, by addressing, Win
aARL fGs P, MARSHALL,
l'l.s No. IS Niagara street. Sc
ls BuFFvLo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
ICoNTINUED.1 1

CONTINUED .o,ae
Issuing quickly from his retreat, the
Gipsy grasped one end OF the bag.
'Drop it!' said Tom. "No chance to
take 1.-THE hull crowds awake! Scoot" %
lie kicked the bag aside and dragged Jack
into the street. ~ I. S 4 ~
The Spider, stationed at the back fence,
warned by the noises inside, had already
taken his departure H.
All three fed, each taking different d.
rection. 'z.s v
The police, arriving ten minutes late,
captured battered window, the bag that
had awaited transportation, /, and Tom Blacks
old lantern, all of which they carried away
in triumph. t ~
An easy victory for the "best police force
in the world"
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
e. r. Kunkel's ustral & Il i
~ Kunkel's Shampoo for ,a
aaj ~ ,g9rr q, the Hair. a.rrs.

The best and cheapestHair Dressing an
Hair Cleaner in the world. They remov
dandruff. alley irritation, soothe and OF
the heated scalp, prevent the hair tr,
falling of, and promote the growth In +
very short time, They preserve and beat
tify the hair, and render 1t soft and gloss,
pearence 10 braid and wiry hair, and ss
hair dressing, they are unriva led; eraal
cate fdandruff and prevent badness. t.
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greco.
scruH, Itching, eruption Cures hsadacL
caused BY. heat and fatigne. = kunkei
ural and glossy color, restore faded, q, {
harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle
Ask your druggietfor them or send to Il.
Kunkel, Proprietor, No. $50 North, MINI
ufreet ubtlAdelphip $40 40 4 fv
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27

D EGYN buslnesa you, can engage IL =
DEO u H to S20per day tmAdegby any
worker Of either sex, right 1t their ownlo
free. Improve your spare time for the
business. sAddrelws sTIHsoN. a CO.. Portland
lM1sAA HgII 'SU ,rITHS gEr ,. EC,5
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27

e5' III" aQ'ie'9asaA yTs'd'J '8bia.h3 saT
n. i4sa tIane bgaT4 d,np9lg9yss 7isa
4 .s'gJt IN! ao5YaimlfN vtj ~ 2a.asys
.j914s27Q a Of All! slosgg,G9 80
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
nee no srs.

Ia Gas A. M. to $50 r.
ccessible until 10 P. M. .
6ep iro , 3 10 . a. NJ. and
brssible from 9 to . r. M.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
5o7 MARKET St, 5o7
J. T. WILSON J..
Has lust rec eiveu u full line OF .
BLACK CASHMERES, J /

has JUST fec0lVeu u lutl llu9 VI
BLACK CASHMEkES, J
IS, 5 ,65, rs, 80 and $l06. =.
~ BLACK, ALPACA,
20 Is, IS, 80 and 85,
PLAIN AND FIGURED, DRESS
CLOTHS AID flin cHRssiSEss x s. n Ss.'i; FOR GEN
TLEMEN,
WATERPROOF CLOTH All best shades
from 50 cents to $le0 .j
SQUARE AND BLANKET SHAWLS,
WHITE ANDCoT.ORED BLANKETS
WHITE and ffsI S6LosES 9 & T. 81 ED SPREAD,
WHITE FLANNELS, RED
TWILLFD and MEDICATaD Jga
FLANNEL, FLOOR TA-
BILE and STAIR L.
CLOTHS LADIES
CHILDREN IL s.tsi.,
.... .t AND IN 80.
GENTLEMENs. MERINO UNDER
rr . WEAR in great variety, -
IL ..' CORSETS all sizes. 70. va
MApsSEfo4s Il r s. 8 fMPRoVsb f Z We 5; COR
AsPLFNDID AssOR1 MENT OF KID
Il GLOVES ], land 8 buttons. .f,
LADIES LACE 'sCARF& COLLARS
and UFFS in great variety
PRINCES, BUTTONSand general as
sor msnt of Trimmings. Cali and isee
JOHN r. WILSON.
%WDHa M MARKET sTREUy.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27

Es5 81 -l3'.sa fseataT Esa Ri3W .svad
y yoa Haa 2c5 IS 49, .4,a a.aG b, ts
.IS"4t'
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
uGH AND GROW FAT"

&1tent bit of advice Is we'll enough
I{1I3l o. ople, but how shout those
<tfeady toofaL? What ts to become
\ ait still and I'll tell you. After
1ipori uents, extending through
81 patient investigation and toll
6rated ana tlyJical chemist, j. Q:
Iaa perfe"'' and given to the world
q. 1hI in several hundred
IoxTeat has never failed TO
& corr. srson from three to
1ds spe. 1t Is perfectly harm
! positiY cient. Sold by drug.
rat CE smhcally Examined
nalytical chemist. w. B. DRAKE, Of
M Y, recently anaiyzed Allan's
3. and gave the following:
; CERTIFICATE.
y Subjected Allan 9 Anti-Fat to
N apaly sis. examined the process
Snnfacture and can truly say that
|1{Iiep ts of which 1t is compos, d are
svegetable, and cannot but act
NJ mon the system, and it Is we'll
pa to attain the object Of which 1t
W. B. DRAKE. Chemist.
&bse of dea,h. Do not walt until
IA flush | dlca, es advanced con-
1n, appears on the cheek. Check
III cough and heal the irritated
|fth H HALE's HONEY OF HoREH0UND
before the crisis comes. Be In
lid by all d uggists
[Tooihache Drops cure in one min
"a movie I'm
MISFORTUNES.
Eof the savage tribes enter theil
- through q hole in the ioof and
<person bee mes SO fat that he can
Cln he Ia regarded as an outlaw
b system been adopted in the
FStaies. the outlaws" could moi
Ade more active demand for AL
hti Fat than now exists. Hundred
y lived In constant fear of sudden
I've, by its use, been reduced to 8
|ab'e living weight. The Anti Fat
N vegetable and perfeetiy harm
Did BY all druggists,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
PIANOS, ORGANS, &C.
VICTORIOUS TRIUMPHANTl

'H@ AT TEE ra'lsry v,ATTHE cgr
Centennial 1xpodaan Exposition Univsrssne
PHILA., 1875. .f PARIS. 1875
The "Stisfrs unrivalled Grand Uprigni
ana Square Pianos, the recipients Of mort
than sixty f1rst premiums and Gold ano
Silvet Medals, including the Medal Of Mer
1t and LiDloma Of Hsnor at the Centen,
nIal Exposition in 1879, have achieved q,
over All American and many loreign com.
petttors. their OIL I95daj 40 ryyae.
GRAND CRowHIHs TRIUMPH
32ary ~ 5ila ,.a, TEE ,gz - go ...''
MEDAILLED AND ADIP>
~. LONE DHONNEUR. So
Together with . speeial Csrtthsste
OF Merit to Jacob karBsss uperlu tend.
emit Of the SGie6 Factory, Tor his extra.
oroinsi J skill displayed III every part o
their constructio9. the whole form ng 9
that Of Any OIher American Exh lbil
ano monstrating hey onh doubt9the liz
msnss, superiority Of the gstien instru
The astief'' combines every quality ne
cessaIy for perfection in a Plano. Its rien
grand, ellow and powerful tone has never
Especially in the treble does the "stieff
Piano show its superiority over all others
by the bell-ltke clearness, sweetness an
singing quality OF tone, which lend to II al
inestimable charm. Fer quickness eI re-
sponse to the finger and evenness of touci
throughout the entire scale, faultless 40
uon, unsurpassed durability and artistic
nniah, this Piano has Justly earned worlo
wide reputation asATr@ saG
eECONDHAND PIANOS of all max Or
constantly in ., ock, at from $76 to $500.
:. Sole agent for the Southern States OF tne
PeloubOl, Pelton & Co., and other makes
OF ORGANS '9gi- :s1 an y,.
Catalogues Of Pianos or Organs sent on
application. Address,
slhtyaiaEam ara5 se & g-2z. Oh ,r
CHAS. M. STIEFF, +
.SGl. AL, UE '4
8 N. Liberty Street,
r~7Ta l7As-g a.aa) L.y.s,..
MEDICAL. trlF a.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
Clayton Secret;
Oh,
A REMARKABLE TRIAL!
49,
"A STORY FOUNDED ON ACTUAL OCCURRENCES.
JULIAN G. NOE,

AUTHOR OF DESTINY" "PRAIRIE YLowER, -
"BLAoKMAIL," ETC.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27

ysYou are complimentary q evef. fyt
the irony Of woman I am proof against
High society furnishes any amount OF fe-
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27
mIsFORTUNEs.

VLEQEAs
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27

,AIa TSSa
" " I%& lam .TAI9sa
r&t." 4& t1aA III lst7sr Cs.-g /
t4G .lsaEAgI
The Morning herald., 1878-11-27

THE CONTENTS OF TOM BLACKS ENvELoPE--
CLARK KEEPS HIS PRoMIsE-HIs TERRIBLE
REVELATION,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
.'The state UnIOadInG."


The following paragraph from Major
Harper, Of the Kinds County Gazette,
is a. full Of common sense "a an egg iS
Of meat. We indorse It with the pro-
viso that persons whose lands have
been forfeited for non. payment Of taxes
from no fault Of their own, but from
erroneous assessment, or other delin.
Quehcies on the part Of others, should
be exempted from the stern exaclions
Of the law as expounded by the Sl.
preme Court:
"Some complaint 10 made that the State,
through its proper officers, 10 proceeding
TO nust the occupants OF lands that have
paid no taxes for years past. We cannot
see III / any man who has been In the hab-
IL OF paying hls taxes, and who has re.
gaTded II as his duty TO assist in the sup
port ol the Government under which he
lives, should complain In this regard.
When II 10 considered that the state now
holds about One.half the lands, aud that
the other half 10 paying the taxes that
should be paid by all, the situation 10 very
plain aud 1t seems TO us (as q taxpayer
that there 10 no great hardship about II.
u is simply requiring delinquents 10 come
forward and do what the taxpayers have
all along done, and at the same time ena-
bling the State 70 unload, and unless she
beginS 10 unlu she will soon carry all
the lands, which would be too much
weight, 90 oil must admit.0
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

TWO DEPUTIZED OFFICERS TRY TO KILL
MANTLE GRAND JURY's CHANCE.
Memphis Avalanche.
Another case Of reckless shooting
occurred yesterday. Again in 1t the
Special Constable comes 10 the front In
his usual isrepp'able way, aud gives
another text for sermon against the
repeated violAli ms of law In the en-
ployment OF the fellows by the Mag
istrates oil Memphis.
E. B. Britt, Special Constable, accom-.
panied by Posey Cleere, Special Con.
stable, boarded the steamer "lllinoiS'
yesterday afternoon, as she was push.
ing out, and arrested q negro, Bot
johnson, who had jumped his bond
for petit larceny ct Bartlett, recently,
The Captain Of the "Illinois' pushed
his steamers bow against the stern oil
the ICONS MillAr" to put Of the two
specials and their captive. The leveg
was crowded with people, oil Of whom
witnessed the outrageous attempt aI
murder which followed. AZ the three
men passed into the engine.room oi
the "COns Millar," q shot was heard
Immediately aterward the negro
sprang through the engine room door
and ran along the guard toward the
stage.plAnk. Britt followed ten feel
behind, and leveling his pistol (of 4
very large size) full al he negro, fred
The shot had no effect, and the negro
rushed over the Stage.plank, Britt closC
behind. Again the great pistol wa
raised.
"DOnt Shoot" yelled a score o.
voices.
The sharp report of the pistol va,
the only reply. This report was iol
lowed close by two others, emptyinI
the specials revolver. Cleere seeing
his chance for pistol practice snapped
down his hammer three times, but bis
anticipAtionS Of bringing down human
game were disappointed by = failure
OF the cartridges to explode. The ne
gro ran on up the levee and was cangh
by an employe Of Brown & Jones.
The fact was that escape was impossi
BILE and the efforts Of those two special
10 kill that negro ere he got ten feel
away fall little short Of attempts o.
murder,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

and theHllpAss one 10 seize al cattle
found paSIuFing on public landa. Ho
gave notice that at the proper time be
would move 10 strike out the sec0nd
Section Of the Bill.
Matthews, Of Ohio, said whatever
else might result from thlb debate, some
good would follow. Il would demon
slrate the necessity for wlae and sysie-
maiic legislation covering THE entire
subject. He would endeaVOr to express
his views on this matteF dlyssted Of
any personal feeling. He had no feeling
other than that Of protection OF public
interests. He had looked with appre-
hensiOn on the Wasteful destruction Of
our forests, aud there was .
growing public sentiment for their
preservation. He argued that the
Government owned the land, together
with the timber thereon, and any per.
son engaged In cutting timber thereon
became tresspAsser. The real glet Of
the accusations Sgalnst the Secretary Of
the Interior was not that usually heard
about negligence ofs public OhlceF, but
according to his sense Of duty be wss
enforcing the law, because Of which be
was arralgned As an OppFess0r 70 ln-
dlViduals, % being nn-AmaFlcAn. He
(Mr. MatthewO thought II was one of
the cherished inaxinas and principles
that The best wayt0 secure the repeal
Of obnoxious laws was 10 rig
idly enforce them. An axecn-
tive officer Of tho Government had
no discretion he must enforce the laW.
By its strict enforcement ils odIons
features would be brought ont, and In
that way public opinion aroused 20 ne
correction, -'-----
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

THE DANGER oF DosISe CHILDREN WITH
sIRuP.

sIRUP.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Coroner Sich held On inquest yester.
day on the body of q six months old
child named Joseph SchoermSn, whose
parents reside at No SOL Rice street
The child, according TO the statement
of the parents, had never been healthy,
and WAs nursed on Q bottle, the mother
having no milk for It. Just previous
to his death, which occurred yesterday
morning, no physician was in attend.
ance, hence the necessity for q COro.
neF's jury.
II appears from the mothers state.
ment to the jury that she had, during
the past two months, given the child
from half to three.quarters OF q tea.
spoonful Of the sirup every evening.
DR.. Z. NJ. WiukAmp, who was called
90 an expert as to the properties con.
tained In the sirup, testified that
"Winslow's Soothing Sirup contains
from one.half 10 one grain Of morphia
10 an ounce Of the sirup; aud, from
what l can see, this child has been TAX
ing about two ounces of this sirup
from time TO time, which would pro
duce stupidity and brain trouble, and
In q great p,any cases produces death
In my opin on, the child died from The
effects Of the sirup."
After q few minutes deliberAtion tht
Jury returned with q verdict that desil
resulted "from disease of the brair
caused by too free use of opium adj
ministered by It's parents. The sale
opium was contained IN a decOctioI
known as Mrs. Wintlow's Soothing
Sirup, and the jury are Of the opinion
that parents should be very careful IN
the use Of said preparation"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

TIE papers along the line Of The No.
bile aud Ohio Railroad are abusing
Governor Stone terribly for no: hav-
ing signed the Railroad Tariff BIZ.
Some Of them have advocated indigna.
Iion meetings, some have insinuated
that be was bFibed with free passes,
and many Of them urge him 10 call a
special session of the Legislature. A
special session Of the Legislature might
succeed in regulating the charges on
railroads, but we doubt It very much
Il would be almost impossible to past
a law that would control railways
whose termiOi are beyond the State
The law the papers on the Mobile and
Ohio road are bowling for would not
benefit them one cent. The road would
carry freight to the boundary line oi
the State aud then charge what il
pleased TO carry II 10 itS destination
and the legislature couldn't preven
L.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

TIE Vicksburg HERALD continues to
urge the importance to that city Of the
construction Of q narrow guage rail.
road to Bayou Pierre, and another 10
Deer Greek, and Aturnpike road 10 Big
Black, and q bridge across that stream.
The proposed improvements would un'
doubtedly add much to the business OF
VicksbuFg, but her people have been 90
unfortunate In their railroad enter
prises heretofore, that Il may be some
lime publiC.spiFited and liberal aS
they are, before they will be willing
again to take hold with enthusiasm
We reckon The Natchez and Jackson
will bs through long before the dirt il
thrown for any one Of the works in.
sisted upon BY the HERALD, necessary
as they are 10 the prosperity Of the
Historic City Raymond Gazette.
Dent be too sure Of that, Mr.. Ga
zette. 1t is now quite probable thai
work will soon be commenced on bott
the roads to which you allude.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS has been
appointed by the President, Govern
ment Director of the Union Pacific
Railroad. This appointment is excit-
ing considerable comment 10 Washing.
ton, and in fact all over the country.
II will be remembered that Mr.. Adams
congratulated Mr.. Tilden on his elec.
lion to the Presidency, and declared
that fraud was Inc fFsceably on HAyes'G
brow. There are two mysteries for
outsiders; why Hayes appointed
Adams, snd why the latter accepted
This world is full of tricks.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
The LeRislaluro adiourped vealard.,

The Legislature adjourned yesterday,
We do not propose 10 critlcise its rec.
ord uutil we have had fuller time 10
review and investigate II. There is no
doubt that it haO failed TO accomplish
nearly, " not ell, the sweeping reforms
which we're anticipated By the people,
and that there is q wide and very deep
feeling OF disappointment ct the meagre
results, of so many pledges. Upon the
other hand, the very exhaustive speech,
reviewing the legislation Of the past
two sessions, made In the Senate by
Mr.. White on Monday, q very fniI
synopsis Of which We printed In the
Democrat yesterday, shows beyond
dispute that much more has been done
than was generally known, In the way
Of retrenohmont On the whole, the
results eannot be satisiactOry, bnt Il
must be borne In mind that the Demo.
cratic majority Was very email !; that
many Of lts menbaTs were inaxpeF.
fenced, and that the reform movemenia
we're embarrassed ak every step By The
powerful Radical minority and 4 feW
Democrats, whose actions must remain
unaeeOuntable upon any known theory
creditablo to them. However, Ia 4 dav
or two We win be better able 10 form 4
just estimate Of the value the sosslon
has been to the State, and In the mean.
time We wish our country friends a
speedy voyage homeWard to Their fam.
ilies'-[Nsw OrleanS Democrat, 2Oth,