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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-20

\ uo,'ins Ct th. Republican
NriIu,l Executive Committee has
J., rn c,ilcI 10 ie held in Washington
berriJ'ur i1th. THO Committee viii
=. ,"~t ChuirmIn in the room OF
S,r . Nnilcr. deceased a Secretary
J.. y.rto 4 u. q Mccormick. resign
-. 49, vi! n'sJ choose u place for
hpj l,rt the nest Republican Nation
q. Convention.
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Ladies Attention +!

The undersigned would most re-
peclrully inform the public that she /,
prepared tu do DRESS MAX 80 an,
PLAIN and FANCY SEWING of nl
kiul- 1T reasonable charges A ,riaI
j. solicited, Trusting 10 receive n ftii
share of Public Patronage. Rc-idrnC,
near the Depot, Middlcburc. Pa.
Mrs. :. u. S,IiUCk.
Nov. IL. 1879 w.
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seq Apl,;ar leaves an estate val p
u4A s' &Il000J lie made shreo d
iYgs,'fnrns 10 Ciucinnati gas stock
dr"-7.; To- electric light panic, and
tIy s.'t1Juen: rise realized hand.
sJiiei~.
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Tlcra 10 = props,it,ou 90 appoint
Gsa. g'tSeiI r, ihs successcr ~ the
les '$'D 'u,1ici'r. as C1rirmtn of
'ic National Hip1biic,p Committee.
y L. .!c' a.Ie,tllu c1lli he made.
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SELLERS
COUGH
SYRUP
81 Years Before the Public.

PTuHoupcci by all TO bc the most plcss-
an, md oiicacicus remedy now in use,
for the cure Of coughs. colds, group
hoarseucss. ,iesl;ns sensaicu Of the
throat. wbocping cough, etc. over mill.
ion bottles sold within the last few years
/, gives relief wherever used, anl has the
power to inpatt bcnei, tht. cannot be
had from the scusb mixtures now in use
Sold by all Druggists at IS ceals per
bottle.
SELLERS LIVER PILLS are alsc
highly reeommenlcl for curing liver
complaint. constipation, sick-bes esdache "a.
fever ont sruc. and o'l DISEASES Of the
-toma'h anl liycr Soll by all Drug
gib,s at % cest1 per boz.
X. 4. Sellers & Co., Piltvburgh Pa
Oc'.iG.'7s
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p Office in Partition.

In he ,padof C5mmou Pru ot5lpiet
(9Dat'.
TnG CoxnoNwEALrH oy piSN-YLvhyiN,
GEEEr'SG (:
To IoLn X. Uugles William
HugtCs, AMI Mary II. ktutG lIlit ONLrts. sc.
Il are hor %" U'tihii, tTtf uy rlytIn ~ 4
writ 81 lLGIi'liirU i.sgoi ont oi tho Court OF
common l.rts 1t snyder comfy nGi tY me al.
rCctci. nm inquest viii he nc Il uu the Irsm lacs
1T rurt Grcfe TON, tuiuu trNqsliI, ~uyue,
4Ity, oG Fl.IpAY. DlcENfLk 6tt, $50, nj
10 u'ci"cK II to make PARTITION or valuation
oi certain tracts u laId situate Ia I'rI Ifsy-
oftn., SnYHer county. Pa. hrid toxethcr AMI
undivided rs tie alGrcsaid John i. HuIues,
Iii IA lIuAae, aud May N. IL tntr, when
aad nh5rc you may Htt.ni n ypu sr- p;,psr.
H. BJLENbtR Z, sheriff,
SIMS CEcc, MIidleburg, Nov. H. is;J.
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Administrators s .le OF
EsEAa. ESTATE.

TIME undersigned Administrator 0! the
4 est.te Of John Ilackenburg, lato OF
Centre township, snyder county, PeBn'a a,
deceased. by virtue Of an order issued
ut OF tho Orphans Court OF Snyder
ounty, will on
Tuesday, December 2nl, 1879.
expose to Public Sale. ou the premises, a
valuable
Tract Of Land
situate in said TO wrship, adjoining lands
Of Jacob Coleman, Mary Gerhart, Jeremi-
all Hoyer. Cornelius DowsrsoX anil 9th.
ers, containing
Fifty Acres,
more or less. wbereon are erected o good
2'stOry Frame Dwelling
House, Bank Barn
and other necessary outbui!dings.
Sale to commeaie st 10 o'clock A. NJ
Of said day when terms Of sale will be
made known by
SAMUEL uACKENBURG.
Nov. Is, 10, Adlniniswsto
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Ths f'seh~y ubia ra,Isoni COM
r'-y is sntro3ueing new coal rar
vhi.h ~,.i "cfrv al;oost double az
NT"1 ~, cbt "a Tire oil chr.
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ssD.s rSIfs E-v Bnier tGmbles
Esr lice ;i,BrIs ~ iIts iiopcr 30 the
l,~'.t l. FSus u tbs SSoGsh Of pe'
syhAI
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S'I'ISAG's5.

VNiE uu iri siInoi hereby gives
n,iirc to ito puDii' ih.tpn Tho b. dag II
sept. \ u l-5i, u NV aud helf'r rAiuO to u,s
pro TO. iu West Po'ry township SA,tr-
touuty "a. plo milo rrrlh of !sru'.Ii, saJ
were TAKEN ~ -. s'raTS Any rsrsbu tiaIin.
inE ia" "a .us arc rclia-sol T. 80. ,tn Aul Ir.tO
"N.cishl". pIy ali yVstf, iut trouble .ui koe y
IN tIc ,ItGc, "r ,he same wii b. dl.iosrd U,!
according t. ;aT.
FErE8 MARKLEY.
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NOTICE or Widow. Appraiscmeut,

NOTICE 81 Widows Appriscmert,,
Sundcr the $500 Law --Notice il
hereby given that the following widows
nppraisements have been filed with 'ht
Clerk Of the Orphans Court Of Snydcr Co..
Tor confirmation GU M0nl.y. the -th day
Of Dec. n"X'.
apprsi.cplon' Of N,-1,ro, :. L't'zI widow
Il Euos n. I-.tl,l. iac'l.
auprsi',ucut Of SUSANNA hcratcitcr widow
oi sinnu kcr tttt'r sd.
ApVr,ivHucnt Il St.,pul Tfoxj!l wtiIv of
samuel VI rrp,rl irt'i.
ApprAi4omeut OF, E,'z> Frederick wldJS of
Diui"l trrIrrl ck, loc'L
Aprr,t-"incnt of t'Inbeth Schloi.s vi h" o.
pti'r c-cIifslH, dec |.
Dec. g, ~. J. GROUSE, Clerk q. &.
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SNSRIPFS SALE |

IlY virtue ~ rvs several Alias
- wits Of L.v,ti taciss No. ~ oec Tern
ts1g, Hs"rye SchnGSc, x Gator NJ Dsulci
Chssy, des'd. against william 'vhitmsr AMI
atoryo W. Wal = f; anil No. 81 Des. Term 1919,
beorSs svhpur' against J-Jree ". Walls and
William VII. .tnIer issue1 out of tbs COURT ei
Common Pic1s cf s.nydsf county oud 20 mo
directed viii b, exposed to Public Sslo, at
tADiz's Hotel, iD tue Borough oi Seliussroyc,
"a.
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Executors s alo Of
Valuable Real EstaiG !

NilE Undersigned Ex'ritor viii
4 oder at Publc sale - th'l.ts rp',l ne pt
Olpt john Hr'iL deoii ia MpnsJa t'wn'aip OF
saturday Dccn',er 6ih, 1879.
Tho following VlIu,n'e Real Eststo - wit :
\ ce-ttii TRNur OF iASD s.tdito IA sLlA
tuwnshIp containing
ll9 Acres,
more or les, Rtou,;I NCRE' CLEAR L, anil IN
. good s'atr OF 80 tivatl'u, h3l,nca voll set
with good TIMBER, uDuul,i Nor,a ut 1850.
BtIiy Gpi lclrs 1T luun lr''f, EHst Iy NluNHcl
iiuumol, :,outU ~ fstsr Eifisr aai 'Iasrs,
West by Henry Fisher, Esl ash otAcr,, n
~E!'h are ere t'i zpIi
Dividing House. Large Bank B,ra
aui other Gc,cs,ary o1nuU l1g', s,rlo< Of ex
ceteui water cJG'ea!,at % ilpdsb AL Bira.
Good Orchard
Of excellent fruit Convenient T. schools,
CAurcLcs, ~.
Salo 10 Commences O'Clock y. VI. ut sail
DAY. whom terms OF sale VIII DO made -np"n b,
\. H. WA'iN Il,
Nov. ., 80. Executor.
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nov. s,I3;1
, 1879-03-06

denounced the measuro M ono OF tho chrome
scandals Of National legislation, aud then
m effort wns Inatlo 10 l,nvo tho tolal
reduced to $4,000. oo0,-the amount recon'-
monded by tho Department. Finally sona'
tor MATTHEWS proposed to mike tue c1penaI.
t,,rcs discretionary with tho President. But
all these pzoposlt,onatwero voted down, oi1a
aftor another, snd the Dit1 passed at tho worry
high.st figure that ha3 beoi, reaohoa.
President GnAwr came 10 f1tll understand
Ing Of Tho iniqnitous character of this pastic-
ular appropriation during the lascr years OF
his Administration, anti succeeded In defeat
Ing many Of tho Jobs which sought scfnge In
II. One year ho expended only so much Of
tho appropriation as 10 doomed to bo wiso
and proper, and covered tho romnfndcr inlo
tho Treasury. This Is tho only courso which
President HArEs can now adopt II ho tlosiros
to earn forgiveness for his error In signing
tho bill. At time whom Congress has in-
creased tho Government expenses by voting
millions Of back pensions and making An
extra session necessary, whom tho revenues
of the Government hayo been cttrtatled by a
reduction in tho tobacco.tnx, md when tito
snking-Fund for tho current year has boon
practically wipod oul, tho President ought
not 10 hesitate in withholding public mcnoy
from tho worthless jobs included In this
River and I1nrbor bill.
, 1879-03-06

tional Election laws Rtlvocatos tronson against
tho Government nad tho Republic. II cleo
tions nro TO be conducted without aafo-
guards thrown around them, If thoy nro to
10 open to froo fraud, theu 1t would DO bet
ter TO lnve none at all. Dettor tho coup
d'otat, revolution mud dospotism, nt onco,
than to e1poso tho Governmont to tho mercy
Of tho Mob. No Government oan bo n,ain-
tanned, TINT Ia basol upon voliug, 1t tho
voting bo corrupt, md tie man, party,
clique, or faction In favor Of destroying the
electoral safeguards ia traitor to FREQ gov
crnmont. s'Dut," anya 1Ir. THURMAN, with
tho Presidential boo buzzing in his bonnet,
md with tho knowledge TINT he cannot DO
elected without FREQ fraud, q thero will nogor
bo another election un1esB tho prosont law Is
repealed" Tho answer to this, and Mr..
THURMAN will hear It oil over the North If no
listona, is: Better no election than m cleo.
lion tainted with fraud mud corruption; bot
ter tho end Of suffrage than suffrage which
Is dishonest; better tho ballet thau tho bnl-
lot, il tho ballot simply represents tho will
Of corrupt and un.rammolod mob, loft FREQ
to hnyo It's own way, without check or pom
n1tv
, 1879-03-06

"l,rick PoMEnoY's Grecnqnaokery Con-
vention, consisting of "13rick" poAERor,
RALPH E. HosT, Committee on nesolu-
tons, and tho empty chnira Of Farweli Hall,
incubated platfor1n yesterday. That docu-
mont includes tho widest theories Of Green-
quackery, favored with the extract Of Com
munist. 1t demands "absoluto money !"
issued by tho Government a1ono, md fnll
legal-tonder; tho payment OF tho National
obligations in TINT kind Of stuff; tho absoga-
ton Of all tho rights md privileges enjoyed
by tho National banks; tho abolition OF tho
internn1-revonuo ta1 md substitution Of n
graduated income tax: the election Of lost
mnstara BY the people; tho establishment Of a
Nntional Labor Buruau; discrimination against
Chinese labor, convict labor, md child labor !;
national protection for homosteads, etc.,
eto. AL this has IN auciont mud fish
like smell. It hAs oozad out in un.
fragrant pnrls from oil Brick PoAlEnoY'a
tracts aud tho Communist conventions It
will oxoito no attention except tho involun.
tary turning up Of the noso which naturally
occurs Mt anything lnalodorous. The gather.
ing was very much tho same exhibition rs II
lot Of corpsos should hold graveyard
convention over Tho sanitary conditions
necessary 10 tho prolongatlon OF human life.
In faot, tho Convention, called "National,
but scarcely Of tho Dimensions Of ward
meatidg, will not oven assist Brick poMERo1
In tho sale Of bis "HotDrops." which, vi
presume, WINS tho roal object in view.
, 1879-03-06

Tho ro-appointmont by tho Governor Of s.
H. McCnrA as 1nonber OF tho West Chicago
Doard Of Park Commissioners Inns boon tho
occasion Of strong movement for tho de-
feat Of his confirmation by tho souato. l1r.
RIDDLE, Of Cook, has brought forward
charges affecting tho integrity Of Mr.. Mo-
CnEA. alleging certain departures from recti-
tudo In tho matter Of tho tax-list printing,
with whiol, tho public is already familiar.
The matter has boen roforred to tho Commit
tee On Miscellany for examination, with a
Wow to determine whether AIr. 1IcCnEA'a
acts Us County Treasurer hayo boon sacl, ~
to render him an unfit person to sorva rs Park
Commissioners.
, 1879-03-06

The National Duttor, Choose, and Egg As
sociation Is holding It's annual Convention In
this city, md the trado Is represented by an
unusually large attendance Of dealers mad
shippers in dairy md hen products. Tho
figures presented in tho different reports
show tho immense proportions to Which this
intorast hns increased aud its claims to con-
sideration by rcnson thereof. Some Interest,"
ing facts In relation TO tho manner In which,
tho butter aud choose producers Of the
United stateB ara handicapped by tho exist.
ing tari6 regulations wero brought to tho no.
tsco of tho Convention by tho President III
his annual address.
, 1879-03-06
THE VANDERBILT CASE. =

The compromise in the VAspEnD1Lr will
caso is precisely what TEE TnrnuNE predicted
from tho beginning. It was brought about
finally by threatenet1 evidence moro dcrogatory
than anything TINT has yot trauspiretl rs to
tho character Of tho locoased Commodore.
1t has cost WILLIAM H., tho oldest SOL mud
principal heir, 31,0o0,00o besides tho legal
expenses, which amount to considerable
sum. Tho suit WINS good Investment for
CORNELIUS mud Alrs. LIZ DAu, who thus re-
ceivo just double tho nmonnt they would
otherwise have received. Nevertheless. 1t
has been tlisreputablo sort Of exhibition
throughout. Mono of tho parties 10 the suit
have come out Of 1t with my particular
credit. It is generally understood that
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT Ind agreed to glvo
ConsEb1us 81, ,O0O, 900 II no would not con-
test tho will; II 30, he should hnve lvet1 up
10 TINT agreement without being forced to
keep faith by tho exposure Of domestic
troubles. At tlo samo time, tl1o Commodoro's
successor, in yielding finally to avoid further
scandal, has shown himself more sensitive to
his fathers reputation than the Commodore
himself would ha7o been under similar oir-
olmstanccs. From what NO know Of tho
deceased VANDEnn1LTfa charaotor, wo should
say TINT no amount of blaokmnil, and eyon
no fear Of exposures founded on truth, would
over have succeeded IN making him yield QUO
dollar of his hoard. Ho was apparently in
dilrcrout to criticism, aud tho opinion of his
fellows. Tho suit WAS ter1n!nasod by With
tlrawal Of all charges Of unduo influence by
tho widow Of tito late Commodore, but it has
occupied SO much public attention within
tho last few months that everybody will haya
an opinion of his own as to that matter. A
good mnny people will DO firm in tho belief
that man Of Commodore VAsprap11rt 3
great self-roliauco md noryo was not
to ba swnyod bv q woman or a1,y
, 1879-03-06


Judgment crc,ltors Of anY foreign lnastranco
company uual,!n to ohtain thor money, ho
owes It to tho public to mnko the fact known.
Noperson In Illinois injured in my OF theao
foreign colnpanios Is known to bo aaking for
this Inv, md II thero DO a,,y euch person lio
should at onoo ohango his policy 10 eomo of
tho homo companies In which llo haa moro
confidence. Those bills, therefore, aro not
inspired by my citizens doing business With
thesu foreign insurance companies, md tic
Legislature, beforo taking this pro'ibisoEy
aotinn, should ascertain what IL tho interest
which insists on this measure. II 1t bo In.
E:igatel by riyal insurance companies, lot
these companies nvow tho faot and glyo their
ronsons. If 1t 10 local companies. or
companies Of othor States, or both, let
tho facts bo 1nado known, TINT tho policy.
holding public, who aro atonal intorostod In
having good insurance, may thoroughly nn-
lorstnnd what thia whole movement moans,
and who are tho porsona interested pushing
this unfrieud1y legislation. II tho echo'no
10 tho work of insurance agents, acting with
out tho knowledge md direction Of their
companies, then tho public and tho compa'
MICS aro ogtltletrto know that fact.
Good insurance is ono Of tho essentials OF
crodit aud prosperous trado. No good md
substantial insurance company in the United
s:atca has my objection to sharing It's risks
with tho British, Frono1, German, Canadian,
or other foreign co,npaniea, When risk Is
divided between B,,ch companies md sound
American companies, thcro IL a1l additional
credit given 10 tho insured, aud men Of good
credit rarely over SGT fro to taoir
property. This city owes M immon-
sity to tho foreign insurance COM
| pnn!os, and no history Of tho recovery
of Chicago from tho disastrous fires Of 1871
and 1874 will bo fair or Just that does not
award full cre1it to tho prosnptncss, fidelity,
mud sorupulous integrity, shown by oil tho
foreign insurance companies.
The effect Of tho passage Of either Of these
bills is AZ certain as IL tho intontion Of thoso
who layo suggested them. 4 foreign insur.
anco company places on deposit in Now
York, we will say, S5oo,ooo, subject to the
draft Of Its agonts to pay lossca occurring In
tho United Stntos. As losseH occur tho pay.
nents ara mado aud Tho deposit il made
good. II, however, sooo. 900 DO required tc
bo deposited in Illinois, and like s,lma rang
ing from $3.50, 1000 to 100000 bo required
to bo deposited in Gael. Of tho thirty-eigh
stntcs Of tho Union, tho total amount
required would run up into millions, aud tht
amount available for payment Of lossoa o.
my point would bo limited to the Rum OF
deposit ut tiaat puiut. As no company woult
, 1879-03-06

SHALL WE HAVE HONEST ELECTIONS!
There romain but thirtocn days before
Congress in extra session will reopen tho
questions TINT hayo boon distracting tho
country, and tho Democratic minority will
resume its Revolutionary maneuvros towards
tho accomplishment of Its political oonspir-
acy. Meanwhile it ID important that tho
peoplo should thoroughly understand tho
question in Issue, md that 1t should be pre-
sentnl In tho discussion outside Of Congress
upon ita naked merits aud stripped Of every
thing TINT tcnt1a to conceal It's real character.
The effort of tho Democrats to ropea1 tho
statutes covering tho National elections is in
the interest Of frae ballot-box stutiug mud
tho withdrawal of nil protection Of tho fran.
chiso where there Is disposition to awindlo.
That ia nil there is to the question. Tho law
| provides TINT, upon tho application Of cor
tain number Of citizens, Supervisor Of
E!eosloua shall ba appointed from each party
at tho expense of tho General Government,
whoso duty shall bo to dctoot mud prevent
frauds, aud to SEQ TINT tho vote ia
counted and returned correctly. What could
be fairer2 Tho Inv was framed In tho inter-
eats of honest elections. It COCA into opera-
|
ton "hoeoVer IN api'1'oa'oa 'S maao oy
either party. II api'',es on'y 10 feaesal
eiect'ons. IL encto"ones upon no state
right IL e"uno' 'n1oEtete WIN tno pfoooss
or progress Of my Local e'ecsson. IL Ia anag"
gress'Vo anu noh,pasE'san' II ID aosolatoly
falr anu 'mpartiai Ill lis operat'on' anu lts
only iatentaoh II 10 Boarahtee tno honesty
and purity OF e4ec1ons. FROM tho worry
nature aaa character OF tno awt IL as appaf-
ont that no party cah op)ecs 70 's "h'oh III not
IN favor or awinulang' ool'aozsng' ana BALLOT
box stutllng.
| by wl1at abnormal popularity Of political
temperament is it that tho Democratic lead
era are always opposed to eyory protection
against tfaad IN oloctlohs' Ihls ms boon
their record over since 1911 when they
cheated HENRY CLAY out OF tho Presidency
by tho notorious Plnquemtua frauds, which
gaYo Louisiana to Potk, md oy thoit colos'
snl frauds III New York and PonnsylVania,
whero tho total voto showed tho propor-
tlou OF ono, voter to oYory five III.
l,ab!tauts, Which is physical aud
moral impossibi'ity III amy community OK
cept whero ovory man is u votor aud entitloa
to vote; and thoro arc no such communities
in tho United States. They nro opposed to
registration. They aro opposed to natnsall-
zatfon. Thoy are In fnvor OF tho largest ol''
portunitios for froa fraud and for froo yos.
lug, which means unlimited voting without
I - Axnt.-1-
, 1879-03-06
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TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

THs CutcAan TntnuNx his established branch ofacas
for Inc receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements n
follows ......
NEW ronK--1soom % Tribune Bultd!ng F. T. Nc.
FAppkN. Manager.
pAtlIs, Francc-Eo ia nun ID Ia Gran1o. Datcl[cEc.
II. MA1fLKR, Agent.
LOyDDN, EnE.-Amertean Exchange. 40 9trand'
IIEHtY F. GtLLiu. Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Ca1.-FAtacc ifoteL
WASHINGTON n. C.-13tD atrccL
, 1879-03-06
THE PURCELL DISASTER.

The complete atory OF tho troubles that
have coma upon Archbisl,op PURCELL, Of
Cincinnati, through tho drendful flnnuciering
OF himself aud his broker, Father EpwAnD
puncE1t, as told by tho Now York Sun, Is q
pitable one,-pstiablo moro when one con-
Btdcrs tho victims thau tho prclate. Thn
broker began to discharge his duties as flna1,-
cial agent to tho thon Bishop in 1873, tho
year OF ordination. In 1860 tho Bishop was
made Archbishop, and from TINT t'mo to
this tho savings Of the many congre-
oot;nna In 1,sa ilorasn l,avo bcan intruatetl to
a.. r,,,,-,-.,x -, ~, soto 1.o,,;~r ,rho -,,,;,
tN' o"os''' ~. ' ."ea
"oaRcnoa cpn1lacnce III tne1n' nut I'e tun
did not commence until the recent banlk-iall.
nres III Cincinuati. Then tho scnrel dopos-
H., a. ~ J.. ~, rr;,a,,o1 ,.o,,a.,,a h
''ota "oe"e ~ s"0
Eet 'ae1e Iaone3, o11ly ~ III" ~ eon'' oe'
ernl prominent persons IN Cincinnati aud
Tim nr;ests in tho diocnso contributed $40. 900
e., H. ra,;of - +bo 1,,chor mt 1rro.p;no
~. ~, -...>s.:.., q
tho e2tont o1 tue utShs'e1' un" 6oPPosAHB ~
would be ample aid IN tho emergency II
vas but a drop in the buckok, for si1 mill
inns Ind oone.-an utter. hopolese, irrotriov-
-. ..,... .,
aMo los8 " tno etsa'tofs' sono '&o so4'4,
p!otely ns II llo Aad piIea It IN hoap anu
burned It. Tho othor lny w0 asked tho
| n,,oat;on xvhnt f,ai1 1,econ,e of this money,
mi CT. It'll. .,.,x,,u, :. MI. .,,,sv
Ano oa" ~ a''o ""e"''" ~ .ao"o'
received has been uaca rs feVenuo 1or oaurcn
PURPOSES. It has built churches, schools,
and cnnvcuts. hnnn exnon1ed in aupport Of
~, 49,, 1,,,,, r,,.,o,;,,xo5 J., .,;ft.
~" po't, "o. oee.' e'4
HoW reckaoaaly aud eruolly lAo tfuss "tls
administered is shown by tho following
atatament.
h.
na, rn,sa- 1.',,s. ,.sS ITO s,so," cos. -, .c
cathedral, AZ now appears, from the dtpo.itors'
xsonfy 70 encourage dcposEtoFs ho paid interest.
At afst pet cent only. OUT very soon thereafter
pss ~ ~ 10 .. nnas.1. sv1 '9 w, ~
nt M Tins ,uyestcd oven t.ho OF tic funds 40 OBJ
tafncl In any way that would return him per cont.
Father PunchLh tcnt ont large sums OF money to
ps'a.S 'aaaaals aaa nsns ra., "'noa. sa9
sdament i1o ioanel MONEY NJ s,,nu,atsd rasc.
Of ntcrcat, and thon. when tho borrowers pleaded
poverty. would remit the intcfcat,-
some!1mes Inc ps'nslpal a''o. no "oa!e
memo1ands ] on b.tu or o, nsper. M md fsIl 10 mike make
anY entry OF tho sums 80 received upon RECORDS
for his own information. When interest va.
claimed no won'u 3"t down tad atnonnt on tho bacs
, 1879-03-06

or sanctions n oost Of f)3 per cont for assessing
md collecting Tho noodfnf stato md local
roronuo. certainly requires at tho hanl Of tho
Legislature all tho timo needed to rovlso It,
and 10 abolish The abuses practicol Under It.
, 1879-03-06

mem1css nrp requested TO n,oet at their hall ThA!FhaY
Trn,her Tenr; M X. Hty from H, rerjtcn,r. u tiieSr
1t, py ofdar Of W. u, A, 8, ALLEN Sccy.
, 1879-03-06

SWALLOWED BY THE GREENRACKER9.
Last fall, for tic sako Of principle, lhe Demo
ticket on m nouostmoncy platform. This
snrino tiny ore rnt,rd hmm to fl,te with Hrcon-
'n"s ~ Va ,,,...
ntiackeFy. Tor tic sake u n lew oliccs, on
Flat-folty platform. This Ia the fusion Groon.
o@ack @ .lekoa: .as ~ co..1. n
r. For auatlsa Of tho supfou'o conFt-JoHa d.
st,IrNAS: rr. 49, ,z..,x...,,, n~aua.n
sAKpron"s lIssHy WHITING. .....,
Tho hard.moncy Detroit FIRE. l'ras supports
the oFecnquaeko'y, but makes llorFtd srmaces
III 80 doing. 1t says:
In accordance with u'a9e, vo place Mt the head
fay and whie Vii" spte II III IT, g r.
StuSn Ct 5 q tss sgy was ~ sHnssy ssp Go H.
o aioptttt % al 10 Gonreatton. % ss sSonlT tsi eo.
, form. >" ''"''''' ''''"' N~ ~ ''''''>'''~ nv '
Having thus .wnl1owet} It, crow. without. how.
over praenang n "t to ike IT, tho sses , pro-
cccas to free It's mind in tho following frank and
FREQ manner: " "
The full report Of The proceedings Of The Demo.
cratic Convention of Fs!dny confirms the tmprcs.
ston convoycl by tue ltst tliines. Inefe traS q
eeonyention-or, rather, hy tao matotity-to ia
National t}racnhack organization; Dolesates who
aess to make the ,Doa,ocratie party tho tsi 10
fislD's kite. nctnnl1y oesgrd and cntrcatcd per-
1s9n 1asn. 70 poe@ %e tf.s'rs e rss y Ray
5 4 ts sso;as H. :sst
thsn - other%ise Tae n;an Who was nofs consplc.
noas than any other nan ., his e9lbre .. oeltet
n wagne Goanty iast .a o1a!te4 ~ r0nsent!oh ~
tain doubtful Marquette proxies, position Among
Tue cGief pFteats Of tna sncriae!a, a!taf: