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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

=, xor.t case Of want Of appreciation
,, W. ss have noticed is that OF a constitu-
Wv y, 4 II Delegate Post who writes from Har-
'a,o' '.o ,onn,y nm accusing Post OF uniaithful-
~. i..l on r' the usury question. This amounts
A',, ..os w. imsatitndc. The senior member
% ,'Ih Harrison WAS instant in season and
'op, Il 80. .s,.on while that question was
o'' ''aIins i, and not only argued the ques.
!, % an i. merits us u business aud legal
a.,n,si,ion, y" o,, but took it up rs theolosl-
ryti :, ,nnie and read all the law and the
- ',anhs, h bearing on the subject.
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alcAoo, February 1.-The Droyers' Journal
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SOUTHAMPTON, February 97.-Ex.Em-
press Eugenie, accompanied her son,
Prince Louis Napoleon, to this city and
witnessed his departure for the Zulu war,
in South Africa, to-day.
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now A coMMrNlsr AMNEsr1Ep IIlMsILP

LONDON, February 27,-Imbert, fofmer-
Iva Communist engine eef fofiees Condemn,
ed in continuation, and who On sthssoc.
casion Of Grevy 70 the Presidency, an.
nounced in the papers that he was resid.
ing in Paris, and had "amnestied him.
sell, " has been sentenced by court martial
to ) years in prison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

Easy and unchanged. CofIee-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Dull at $l07.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
SPEAKER RANDALL vISDIcATEs mrMsELF-RI
PuRLICANS CoMpLEMENr HIN.

PUHLICANS COMPLEMENT HIN.
Speaker Randall made a personal ex-
PLANTATION in regard 10 charges made
against him in aletter written in Septem.
Der 1876. by special agent Williams to Mai.
W. r. Moore, in regard to the appropria-
tion warrants issued TO tho Bureau oi En-
craving and Printing.
Mr.. Randall said: think It due to saw
at this time that have never had in nv
lie one dollar OF interest Us a stoGkholder
or in any other way, directly or indirectly,
in any paper mill IN the United States or
elsewhere, nor has any one either nearly
or remotely connected with me ever had; /;
that l have never had, directly or indirect.
ly, as q stakeholder or in any other way,
any interest In any bank note company In
the United States or elsewhere. wish TO
add further that | never in my liie spoke
to Mr.. Brlstow, Mr.. Conant, Mr.. Jones,
Mr.. Taylor, or any other person, as TO ap.
preparation; warrants for any purpose
whatever, and / never spoke or knew OF
those two appropriations as mentioned till
l came TO read Of them.
He offered n resolution for the appoint.
ment OF special committee TO inquire
into such charges.
Afessrs. Hale, Kelly and Thompson, Re-
publicans, paid very 6ne tributes to the In
tegrity Of the Speaker aud secuted the
charges Us unworthy serious investigation.
Mr.. Randall insisted that the formal in.
quiry and report was due to him and to
the country and therefore by unanimous
vote committee was granted.
After a personal explanation by Black.
burn in relation to his attitude on the
Chinese bill, the balance OF the morning
hour was spent on the Geo. II, seward
contempt case.
The House took recess, the evening
session to be for report from the Commit
tee on Ways and means,
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In the House of Commons, Mr.. North.
cote submitted his supplementary credit
bill for 100000 pounds, n portion OF
which Is to be used for the TransvaaI and
the balance for the Zplt war. 1t was
voted by the House without division.
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Minnesota sedusss Ifss Legal Rs1e ei
I finierest. ffF'
\ ST, P4ph Fsbfusfy, Both 4Sqsesoi
the Legislature have paRsel q bin reducing
the legal nate Of Interest from, l9 to 10 pef
cent,
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F0R RENT-The Two Dwelling Houses
NoA 'ls4 a6S iISs h$Ses,s Mssssl Are. APRlS @
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-28

1t will be heard with concern by o
damp. dssponding and almost hopeless
public. that an ecclesiastical error has
lately been committed with reference
to the weather which is most anfortu-
nate. and ought, indeed, engage the
notice Of convocation itself. At q
church not many hundred miles from
Rhyl, in North Wales. the Clergyman
had teen invited by the circular Of his
grace. the primate. TO put up supplica-
tions for the sorely needed sunshine
which is still denied us. BY an unhap-
py and. wc must think, most reprehen-
sible mistake. the reverend gentleman
opened his book =. the Prayer tor
Rain. and. before he had realized the
terrible clip which he was perpetrating,
he went through the entire petition.
begging for rein on the inheritance"
and reciting all those lamentations over
the "dryness' of the earth. which, ould
lie turned to loud rejoicings if. indeed.
there were any dry land to be found
Solemnly and deliberately the whole of
this entreaty WAS read. and not unit,
its close did the uneasy movements of
the congregation awaken the incumb bent
to sense of his error. True it is that
in the evening service some attempt was
made to neutrsiizc this sad blunder uy
. particularly emphatic recitation of
the proper prayer. but Providence itself
might sImos, be bewildered by such con-
Trajectory requests. II il rains "cats
aud dogs" after this at Rhyl. We fear
nobody there will have the right to
complain; indeed. to be quite consis,
en., the prayer for fine weather in all
other places ought henceforth to co.,
clude with the addendum except at
Rhyl." Seriously, this is very untoward
at time when another Irsiny day or
two must finish the farmers; and we
could find it in our hearts to sugges.
that the Careless pastor should do pen
ance by standing in 3 wet sheet in the
aisle of his own church. He 10 not. in
deed, 81 questionable in bis orthodoxy
as the rural rector who. being entrested
by his parishoners TO supplicate fine
weather, stepped nedi:atively to the
barometer. tapped it and said: Gen
,lenen. think We had better wait IN
til the glass risesia little" But he was
very careless, Notwithstanding, and We
can hardly wonder that it Was shock
ingly wet yesterday st Rhyl. Far pre-
ferable TO such levity or forge,fulness
was the simple earnes,pess Of rhe Osk-
ney minister who, being asked TO pray
for better weather. went into the task
heartily as follows: Lord, send US
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-28

The Union Pacific Railroad charges
from s. to So per head for carrying
cattle from Cheyenne to Chicago. The
freight per car is $l35. A single ship.
ment of cattle made recently at Chey.
enne cost over $4,000 freight. Some Of
the largest stock men will pay as high
as $4,000 freight before they are
through, and the wonder is how the
cattle business in that direction can
survive such exorbitant charges.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-28

A DOG AND HIS MASTERS LIKENESS
An English paper tells story Of q
dog and his masters likeness. His mas
ter had an artist pain. his picture in oil
colors. and it was very life>like. indeed.
The master then tells this story: When
it wa. brought 10 nv house my old
dog was present with the family at the
"unveiling." nothing was said 10 him,
nor invitation given him to notice it
We saw that his gaze was steadily fixed
on it, and he soon became excited, and
whined, and tried to lick aud scratch
it. and was so much taken up with it
that we-although we'll knowing bis
intelligence-were all quite surprised ;
in fact. could scarcely believe that he
should know it was my likeness. We.
however. had sufficient proof after it
was hung up in our parlor; the room
was rather low. and under the picture
stood a chair; the door was left open
without though. about the dog; he.
however. soon found it out. when low
whining aud scratching was heard by
the family, and. on search being made,
he was found in the chair trying to get
at the picture After this | put it up
higher. so as to prevent its being injur-
ed. This did not prevent him from
paying attention to it. for whenever
was away from home. whether for .
short or long time sometimes for sew.
eral days-he spent most Of his time
gazing on it. and as it appeared to give
him comfert the door was ALWAYS left
open for hiT. When was long away
he made low whining. as if to draw
attention to it. This lasted for years,
in fact as long as he lived and was able
TO see it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-28

Draw weather and bi. sough. of
breeze that will dree the stra' and wInna
harm the heads; but if ye blaw Us a
tearin'. irwin. blethe-in' gale, like what
we've been ha'ins. yell play the very
mischief wi the ats, and fairly spoi
a. '-L0ai0n Paptr.
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- 1. O. O. F.

Friendship Lodge No. Is, l. 0. o. F.
Meets every TUESDAY Night Ia the Masonie
Hall at Port Gamble. Kitssp Co.. W. T. Mem.
bess in good standing Ars invited TO attend
BY order Of the Nc.
Pogt Gamble. Jan. 9Th, 1878. janll.vU
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When Sir Frederick Haines completes
next spring his five years term As
Comm.nder-in- Chief of India. be will
be succeeded by Sir Garnet Wolseley.
The appointment is by far the most
extensive command in the British ar
nv. and is better paid than any other
military post in the world; the salary
attached being el2.00C year, besides
pcrquisites in servants. &c. Sir Garnet
will be the youngest officer ever named
to that command.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE At OLYxpiA. ". T.. |
July 18th. 1872.

LAND OFFICE At OLYxriA. ". TIL
July 18th, 1872.
n orICE Is HEREBY 6IvKN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his tntention - make Anal proof and entry in
support Of his claim. and secure final entry thsre
Of at the expiration OF thirty days from the date
Of this notice. viz:
Patience RurHERroRp. Homestead application
No. 3slc, for the Sc u Sec. j.. TIP. 33 n. X Z ;
and names the following As her witnesses. viz ;
Rufus SieArns, Of King County, W. T., and Ella
Rutherford Of King County. ". r.
ly3S-wst 1T BRowS. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-04
PHYSICIANS
DIR. E. THIELE,

PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND OBS
III sTETRIcIAN. Temporary office-119 South
Main street, opposite the Richmond Hotel Of
fee hours 8 to 10 A. NJ. and to 4P.M.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-04
NOTICE.

rI,HE MEMBERS OF THE ANTI-CHINESE
i Club, organized in 1876, and all citi zens,
are requested to meet at the Courthouse on
Z O'Clock, to re-orgsnize for future action.
L. ID. ROCK, Old Chairman.
Eureka, February 27, 1879. feb2std
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-04
A. B. HUNT.

A TTORNEY AND COUNsELOR
n at Law, 800 Montgomery street, Rooms
65 and &c, Nevada Block, San Francisco, CALI
fornia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-04
NOTICE.

A LII ACCOUNTS DUE THE LATE FIRM
IA of Ed. II. Dean Co.. contracted prior to
the LIST day of January, 1879, are payable to me,
and creditors are requested to settle promptly,
or the accounts will be placed in the hands OF
an attorney for collection.
Eureka, Feb. %, 1879. feb2'-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-04
p U r E NJ MILK!

nN AND AFTER THIS DATE AM PRE-
~ pared to furnish families, hotels, restaur-
ants, boarding houses, or any other person with
ffauine, Pure Milk, from one pint to 100 gal
ions per day, at my residence on Spring street,
below Clark.
liberal reduction will be made for larger
eantities WIN. X. TAYLOR
The New York herald., 1879-03-21


PART CATALOGUE s'' OF n"''-HifS: Tsis DAYS rRIDAD
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
PATR M MILES. alleged workers.
DouBLE TRUCK in good order,
Those mules have been used haul meat from the aoat
aIo wn1"ss rns Snks Ms.s rorrrse oELDxc
sure everyday S as ss horse w"rrsnsoS sound aud
BAY MARE e. Is ;''a mhSns Aifp;ii e
coupe mare; warranted sound and kind and true IN
asSRs Ss: '%s
BROWN mAMBLEroxIAS MARE. lsis hands high, 8
ind Kind IN
easy driver has ine high knoo action very stylish
TacK x
high, years old; An extra worker; warranted sound
t"a snS LAY isf y rHhH
hands high and old easy drivers sr Iaa an
trne in all harness sot Double Harness. Blankets.
Tor SIDE RAa ROAD WAGON, Polo and Shafts :.
BAY TkorTISG MARG. sired Sy Daniel Lambert. iss ri
ns M ss @
PAIR Ky hnG a sSs II ~ "sa Year.
drivers sSd tnS . s ,rua ssi II Ii
harness Sc. Double Harness and
PAk6 PGx In M p'aff.c, order ~, hand,
years old; an cxtra driver. can beat 2 so suro;
DARK ssS%S cS asd Il
old; prompt driver: afraid Of nothing: has extra
fine knec nction perfectly fearess warranted sound
and kind and in all harness; Coupe Harness and
BROUGHAM, IN GOOD CONDITION, by Bradley. Pray &
Co.
BAY TROTTING MARE. by Aberdeen. 1874 hands high,
old; afraid OF anything: easy driver; has
shown 4o1s without training; warranted sound and
kind and true In all harness.
BLACK GELDING. srcd by Honest Allen. l5A hands
high oyears old; sold 10 settle an estate.
FINE HIGH STEPPING Ray GELDING. IL hands high.
years old: good prompt driver; not afraid Of any
thing warranted sound and kind and true In all har-
JET BLACK HORSE, 15a4 hands high, years old: good
driver: warranted kind and true In in all harness
BAY HORSE, 1854 hands high, years old; warranted
sound and kind and true in all harness,
BAY TROTTING GELDiNG. l5 hands high. foaled 1872
very fine driver afraid of elevated railroad or
anything; trot in = 40 warranted kind and true
In all harness.
ALSO A LARGE NUMBER OF family and business Horses
not described in this advertisement.
TWO PARK PHAETOSS. tour seat; SIX seat Phacton,
two Coupe Rsekaways, Concord Wagon two fine no
top Road Wagons. top full spring and side bar Road
Wagons, ny good makers: top Phaetons no top Phae-
ton. with shifting ruMble; Double and Single Har-
ness. &c,
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

4 UcTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL ( KEAkNEY.
IA ITO AND l12 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4rH Av
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HEpALD BRANCH OFFICE, l.2s5 BRoADWAY..
xDVERTIsEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

36EEE RfxE AHS And SAT 6E PHfEks
s.ss s.sss;s s. sst eth coils
SlLiIARDssy;22p = sS r4sT-t,n \. col, p.,, 81,
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BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAGE-lH
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SSf SS2KciNs AcxbESIEsmlsr F1er-sth col.
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SSy IE% sci FURNISHED AND us
xundFsaN "ls
TiNANClAL"Iira PAcr.
sSkNisiiED sEk iin'I RoSNs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
KEES Essrsse 81,
H5Es H5ksns oisr fssrs sA
HS5sEsssSs ssSsaa q BUSINESS. &C.,
Ss HsS ssfSFz #5H city Asa BEL:
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N4TRIEEsSSTTR NATRLE TxSTssD fsesf!s facs4.A col COL
shRsHLlNsEoSu PAGE
EAsss.s 6" % col.
PERSONAL-lsr PAGE-1st col -
PIANOFORTES ORGANS. &C.-2D PAGx-4th col.
fOST OFFICE NOTICE.Isr PAGK.5th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
rnorKRry yAsso S5T Of g. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGE-1st and I'd coils
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.2p PAGK-2d col
REAL ESTATE 40 ExCHANGE-2D PAGE--2d COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-2d col.
REWARDS-1sr PAcE-1st col.
81 ESstsse
and I'd coils. -.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2rn 'PAcE-sd and
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lsr PAcx-1st I'd and Sd cols
SPORTING BUOKMAKING, &C-1sT PAGK-3d col.
STORAGE-2p PAGE-4th col -
THE LECTURE SEASON-1sr PAcE-.5th COL
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-4th and 9th coils
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-zu COL
TRAVELLERS' GUtDE-l2rn PAGE-6th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND AfAhIMENiS ~ La -
2D PAGE-Id COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAcE-6th col.
WATCHES JEWELRY. &C.-12rH PAGE-bth col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lOrH PAGk-6th col.
The New York herald., 1879-03-21

A UCTION PEREMPTORY SALE.
AAT THE LARGE BROWN STONE MANSION
OF COLONEL q. x. BONNER
l3l WEST I4TH ST.. BETWEEN 9TH AND It'll AVS,
THIS tFRIDAY MORNING COMMENCING
PARLoRs. CHAMBERS DINING ROOM. &c
comprising Drawing Room Suits in satin and
silk Easake styles Centre Tables Grand square Piano
forte also Cabinet Upright Cabinets. Bookcases Desks,
Easy Chairs OH Paintings by artists Bronxes,
Clocks Curtains, Mirrors handsome walnut Chamber
Wardrobes spring and hne hair Mattresses Brussels Car
pets. Extension Tables Buffet Dining Chairs Hall Stands;
Furniture ALBERT KRAEMER. Auctioneer. Goods
packed shipped &c
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
INSTRUCTION.

A FEW YOUNG GERMANS DESIRING 70 fMFROvR
Athcr English pronunciation and conversation wish to
engage some person 70 scs,de their studies for FEY
terms. to ID. b., lal Herald once
CONSTANT DEMAND FOR SKILLED TEACHERS
Simmcdatcy, FOR West accomplished tutor 20
boys Tor college Another. for New Jersey Professor
commercai branches. East Mashcmssies and classics.
near city. Classics frt high school For
autumn, many, W almost every department Application
ScIWERwERmoRN 40 Ess, 18th.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYT OWN. n y--rARENrs
lesekn best for their boys send for e
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

Twcntyfour TO foyeght hours given to purchasers to
PART CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS FRIDAY,
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MANS MISSION ON EARTH-A THOROUGH MEDI
cal treatise indicating confirmed disabilities
be removed The experience OF ~ years study obssrvs
will insure restored manhood vitality and
conditions of health that have Impaired by
taxed powers statement OF obstacles to marriage aud
of the means by which they can he removed By mail 2Sc
currency postage stamps Address SECRETAkf. Mu-
Anatomy Of Science, .146 broadway, New York.
MILLER 4 Co. BROKERS'. rs NASSAU ST.
Nl Royal Havana, driving April 4 Grand prize
81 NDOOO Tickets IS. 500. Louisiana draws April T.
Grand prize ssItnO Tickets S. Kentucky state draws
March 10 Grand prize $4,000 Tickets, s.. Orders by
mail promptly effected
The New York herald., 1879-03-21

whiskey. THIS DAY (Fridsya, March 2i NJ Ii o'clock
at the salcsrocm 15ls = and IL Rowery
The entire stock q adcalervs Of IS casks Brandcs
Holland Gin, Rum Port aud sherry Wines; also
rcls old bourbon nad Rye whiskey sherwood's Kc.
lors Crows Nelson's stcvcns, Mcores, &c a-o about
3SO cases imported Brandies, Wines. Cordial Kimmcl.
Cigars rs csscs imported champagne. one large safe
Desks &c also 10 barrels French spirits aud large los
Liquors In dcmilchns glasses. &c. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

ID J. MANGAN. CARRIAGE BUILDER. l4O EAST
.4ist st-For SALE selection of side top Wagons
all weights finished In the best my
fncturc prices reasonable; warranted for durability.
Please call and examine wagons before buying else
where. and the latest improvement.
The New York herald., 1879-03-21

A -TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER
IL. Old stand, 81 Nassau st.

TOMORROW sATuRDAY AT II O'CLOCK,
AT OUR SALESROOM. 81 NASSAU ST.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Several Pier and Mantel Mirrors Piano and
Stool Brussels and Ingram Carpets Office Furniture Oil
cloths; also large lot Tailors Counters Drawers Par
The New York herald., 1879-03-21

TV0OPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT LEC.
Oturcs for the People In the Great Hall Mt o'clock
Saturday March ~ the lecture will be delivered
Horace White Esq., Of New York city; subject, "A Com
psrison Of the American with tho English Political sys
tenn"
Tickets be had gratis at tho once Of the Cooper
Union and at ID. Van Nostrands book store 23 Murray
St. ABRAM n HEWITT, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
JJLDEN'S LOGIC.

4 Republican Board, after being tempted by
Democratic brides, makes IL Republican return.
Therefore, the Republican Committee must have
brbcd them to vote in accordance with their
natural incnationS. Certainly II doubles,
bribrd them to eat their dinners too. Do Won
ask the proof Why, Tilden', proof! They
acted according to their natural inclination :;
and Of course must have been bIibcd, 10 do
so strange thing as that.
Or take it another way. Admit that they
were rascalS-an admission for which in
the ease of some of the Boards there i not n
shadow Of prctcNt. Bat admit it. Nobody
doubts that, rascal, or not, their sympathics
were Republican. Now, being ra>cals, they
were tempted 10y Joseph Surface Moses, and
bv smith Weed, and they agreed to sell
out for eighty thousand dollars and ten
"for the Intcrceder," OF for half a
hundred best United States documents.
They sent on Their messenger for the
money, bat the bad young man Pclton went
back on them, and they found themselves
tricked. OF course, after that. the Republic
can party Ilust have bribcd them to keep
Them from voting ioI the side that had
trickcd them. The proof Why, 1llden' >
proof! They voted against the men that
had offered them money and cheated them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11

votes, but protesting that it was an "inchoale ~
offence, and that he not privy to it. And then
he adds-thls man, whose political supporters
have hunted the country through and through
with detectives and experts and full powers
and all the machinery TO aid their quest lor
some reasonable and substantial basis Tor his
complaint that he was defrauded OF the Prcsl-
dencv, and have not only found no evidence 10
sustain his charges, hut, on the contrary, nave
been compelled to call him to the stand to
deny KNOWLEDGE Of a confessed conspiracy on
the part of his confidential friends to secure
the Presidency for him by fraud-this queru-
lous old man-hunter turned hunted-haS
the assurance to add to his testimony
his "bclcf," "bcforc God and his
"cOuntry,r that the Presidency was OBJ
tanned by his opponent by purchase. And
his party must accept this as the outcome OF
all Their efforts. Not only that: in accepting
his assertion that he has an honest grievance,
il is fairly bound to AXE the only step pos
sblc to redress IT, II must rcnominatc him.
The Democratic newspaper, very genelaliy
agree IN saving that his vindIcati0n Is perfect
That il all very well rs al expression OF
opinion merely. We beg them 20 consider. how
ever, that such an opinion i, WORTHLESS, to Mr.
Tildcn unless backed up bY some more tane'-
bic token of confidence. Failure u renoml-
nate han can bear but Que constructions ana
that viii Ice that, whatever IA" PARTISAN pres
might ,lv. his rartv did not dare leave the
question of hi, rinaicqlion 10 the people to
decide. Nothiu.- snort OF denomination viii
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