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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
nE HAR0 AlNla0 COMPANY
IL Location Of principal place Of business,

nE HAR0 AlNla0 COMPANY
IL Location Of principal place OF business,
Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works, virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st meeting
Of the Brsrd Of Directors, held on tne twenty.
fourth day NJ September, 1879. "a assessment
mo, a OF Ten Gents per share wss lsvisd upon
Inc cap.tal stock Of tbs corporation. payable
immedistsly, In United States gold con. 10
the Secretary, ct the ofdoe OF the Company.
Room 1, No. zoo California street, Ban Fran'
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the twenty seventh DAY OF
October, iS7s. Will Be delinquent. and sdver'
tissd for sale st public auction. and unless lay
ment % made before. will be sold on wE0NEs-
DAY, the twelfth day OF November. ls1o, 20
nav he dslinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale. ~
order Of the Board OF Directors.
w. v. BAUsMAN, eecretary.
once-Room (, No. 200 California street,
Ban FraL cisco, California. @ta
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cOUrH COnhrOCK q, 4 n. MIN.

COUiH COmhTOCK q. 4 n. HIN.
- ing Company Location Of principal plsce
Of business, San FraDcisco, Ctlifornia
Location of wo IL Devils Gate Mining Dis.
trict. storey and L, on counties. Nevada.
Notice II hereby given, that q 2 peettnk o.
the Board OF Directors, held on the ninth DAY
Of feptsmbsr, 1879. an assessmsnt mo. u OF
rs crnts psr share was levied upon The
capital stock Of the. corpo, alton, payable
lmmedistely. In Unitsd States gold coin. 70
The Secrvtsry, at the once Of the Company.
Rooms 8 q, q &, pecond door. 800 California
STREET, ran Francisco. California.
remain unpaid on ths 18th day Of October.
1879. will be delinquent, and Advertised for
sails st public auction. and unless payment y
made before, will be sold on hoNDAf. n
3D. day Of November. 1879 10 pay the Do.
iinQuent assessment, togsther with eoets of
sdvertipins and sspebss VI sals.
By order Of the Board Of Directop.
n BURLINGTON. recrstsy.. ).
Ofics-Eooms aid Z. secopd hoor. Soo CALI
fornls street Ban frsncbco. california. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
AssEssMENT REScINDED.

NJorIcB rs HRsHBY GIVEN TsAT AZ
tSssHERwoOD cOHs0LiDATID MINING 9
COMPANY this day held o. the omea @ N
Company, assessment No. two ~. o. ten
cents per shs,s, lsvisd on The srss day o. ssp'
wM GOJDS kR. escfetsSy.
of.es-Rooms and :, tis California strsss'
- ssn rrsncisco. Cal. ssptsnbsr 10. isss. 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
A Hen Story.

The persistency OF n setting hen is
proysrbisl, and Il remains for Mr.. A.
Bsyley, q farmer OF East Haven, to
bring forward new feature in the do.
the domestic fowl. About four weeks
ago Mr.. Bagley put two or three tons OF
hay into his barn. unwitingly ouryins
an incubatins Leshorn hen beneath II.
After the regulation twenty.one days
had passed. he was surprised to hear a
peepinR and clueking from under the
hay. and with the aid Of crowbar in.
ysstieated in the direction OF the sound
and resurrected the hen and q brood ol
ten fns chicks. The hen had no food
or drink during the entire period:
Mother and children are doing as well
- could bs expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
xx,Exr COMsr0CK GOLD AHD
w SILVER MINING COMPANY:

LOcatiOn OF pIincipsi PisSs VI ssrs~sss -
Francisco. Cailfornis.
LcsiIon Of works, God Hill and Virginia
City Mining Eistrict.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meeting Of
the Board OF Director, held on the 18th day OF
September. 1879. an s.sessment no. 81 Of Ten
Cents per share was levird upon The
capital stock OF the co porsiion, payable tnms-
disiely, IN United States guld coin. 70 the escfe-
tary. st the ficc Of the Company, Room ~
$50 Montgomery street, San Franeisoo' osn'of'
mia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment Oh =
remain unpaid on the Twtntitth day OF Octo.
ber, 1879, win be delinquent, and advertifee
Tor sale at public auction. and unless paynenS
is made before, win be ,old on MONpArs
the 10Th day OF November, 1879 TO pay the deiin.
quent assessment, togsthsr with costa Of ID
vertising and expenfes Of rale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
J. O BEATtY, Secretary.
Ofhee-Foom ~. $50 Montgomery street, ban
Francisco. California. 00
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14

nEACREY GOLD AND slLvEn
M ninine Company oeation OF principal
nsce Of businsss, Ban Frsnei,eo. California
location Of works, Virginia Mining Dis
trics. Storey county, fsvads.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting
Of ths Board OF Director. held on the 11d day
Of september, 1879, an assessment INC. ~ Of
Ten Cents per share was leued upon
the capital stock Of the sorpona.
MA MA eoiS. 10 he Secrstsry. st the once Of the
Sompsny. Rooms . snd.4. second door. no. Soo
Csiiiornis street.. ssa lrsnciseo. California :,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
amin unpsid on ihe nth day Of octo-
Der. is7p. Win Be dslinouent. and advertised
ior ssis st pubiic aaetioo. and unlec: pay
eATUIDAY, the 18Th day Of Novembsr.
i0To. 10 Day the delinquent assessment, together
vitI costs Of Advertising and expenses Of sale.
ny ordsr of the Board Of Dtrectors.
j. Y. BUFFINo1 ON, eecrstsU.
Onics-Booms . snd {. second door. 800 osii.
fornia street, san Fnncisco. Califoin's. ~ ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
SAsINE nINIHe coMrAsY.-Lee..

ABlNE MINlNG C0MPANY.-Loes.
. tion Of principal placs Of business, Ban
Francirco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st meeting OF
the Board Of Difeotos. held on the twenty.
fourth day Of erptembsr. iefp, an assessment
(ao. ~ Of Ten Cents per thare was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediatsly, IN United States gold coin, 70 the
seccetsry. at the once Of the Company, Room
1, No. too califorpis STREET, San rrane'seo' CAL
iiornia.
remain unpaid on the twenty seventh day OF
October, 1872, viii b delinquent, and advef'
tised for sale ct pubic suction. and unless pay
meut 10 made beioee, win bs cold on WkDSES.
DAY. The twelfth day OF kovabsr. 1872, 70
psy the delinquent assessment, toRsthcr With
coeta Of advertising and expenses OF sals. by
ordsr Of ths Board ot Directors.
W. W BsUSAAN. Secrstary.
Ofnce-Roon (. No. zoo California street.
San Fnnciseo. California. @td
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TOE sCArEs C0NsoLIDATkD
d HlLvkR MtNIN0 C0kPANt.=L0c.t,o

On noxx,r,Sn xx,r,Sn SoEptSyNInc.s,on
q principal place Of business, s.a Sransis'"'
LocsiiOo OF works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, nsvsdA-
Nodos 4 hsssby given, that st . mssting Of
the Board Of pirsetors. held on the twenty.
fourth aay Of ssptsuhsr. ts1p. an seescsmsnt
No. q Of Ten Gents per share wss levied upon
- capital stock Of he eorporstion, payable
immsdistsiy, IN United ststss gold votn. 70
the eecrstary, o the once OF the company,
Room 1, No. 400 oAlifofniG street, Ban Fran.
cisco. California.
remain unpaid on the twen!y-svensh GAY OF
ysrtissd for sale ct public auction, and 1nie.s
payment Il made before win be sold on
fHuRYDAY, the th'rtesntl day OF November
isTp. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether With costs OF advertising and expenses
n ssls. By order VI the 3 ard Of Directors.
". W. BAUsMAN, Secretary.
onsos Room (. No. <oo caiiiornis street.
Ban Francisco. California. ~h
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OWNERS or p0as

IN THR TOWN or GOLD HILL. TAI
NOTICE ! fhst Pur.usns % orcinsnee 70 xo.
IS, the annual tax Of q % seen and WI 81
.Sic p,oeurS tses immedistsly nom the M
ds,sisnsd. ~ I shail proceed fogthWtfh y
ssrissiy sSseses ~ "a 6rdinsscs: .~
s~$-s y. ". IOLe0A
NM n ~. xsiAsiss aslA M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14

"Phat's that bit OF ribbon ye're sport.
ina. Patrick?" "Sure and that's the
grand cross Of st. Murphy and st.
Georse. I used to make night OF 1t,
and nov. bedad. they've made knight
OF me; an it's moighty dry I am. Denis. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
posTPONRMRsT.

The dsy on which s,sss.mspt No. I on the
stock OF said company shall bscoms dslin-
nCTOBRR FIT khTH. ibfa, and the day Of
sale has been postponed 70 THURSDAY. no
vkkBER Sixth. 1879.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
O 3. 0lLLhrr, Secretary.
On,ce-aii Bsnsoms street. Rooms and U
ean Francisco. California. iva
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
-NJORrB SCORPION MINING COZ.
IN PANY.-Location OF principal place Of

IN PANY.-Location Of principal place Of
business, San Frlncisco. California.
Location Of WORKS. Virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that a meeting Of
The Board Of Director held On ne s.ssents Gsc
h OF Ten QU) osnts per share was IeyIed
upon the capital stuck Of the corpoesuenf
payable Immediately. In United 1tstse gele
coin. 70 the Secrstary. q The once o. "
COMPANY. sis Pine street. San Franeiseo, CALL
% xsy stock upoa ~Aioh this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the twsntisfh f5oth) DAY OF
September. lsSp, win be dslinouent. and advsf'
tissd for sals at public auction and unlese pay
msut 10 msds before, vii be cold on * pAx.
the TESTH Qothl day Of 90 Obsk, iSIS, 70
pay the delinquent assessment. togstn1 vs@
Hy ofdsr Of the Board or DirUcfUrs.
r. n LUD Luk. HAceokaRy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
SWEET PICKLES.

a~~rr pucuIEa
Twas In the fall Of forty nine
The Rold fever broke out.
Nrd hev bin pioneer
put NolIy, here, took on n said.
.Arsonaut, dearest Josi"
Ithougnt I'D Argy not with her.
Hs took her fancy when he came:
He took her hand, he took kiss;
lie iook no notice OF the shame
Tha. glowsd her happy cheeks at this.
He took TO coming afternoons:
He took an oath he'd ne'er deceive;
After thai be took his leave.
- Rhs loved not wisely bat too we'll
The melon green and juicy;
Nan ths ,oil Of Massachusy."
.Oh. maiden fair. with golden hall.
RnaIniug tbs meadows over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14

ISSUES Commercial and rnvsiers' credits,
available In any part Of the world. MAKES
transfers Of money BY telegraph and cable. ana
drawn exchange at customary usanoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
EXCHANGE,

IN the principal cities throushout the United
States. Europe. Japan. China and the East
lpdies, the Australian Colonies and New zea-
land, and on Honolulu (HswaiD.
NV Yoax BAHxIls-The Bank Of New York,
N. B. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
Loxpou BAxxsss-Msssr. smith. Payne 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-14
Professional CARDS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
Tuesday EUeninG, Dec. 20. 1879,
TO PROTEST
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.

mo submission" seems to us the only
manly and safe motto.-R0ckiaad Free
Press.
The Springfield Republican is Of the
opinion that the Maine conspirators have
sold themselves to undying eXercration
for a meagre mess of pottage.
The Philadelphia Times, thoroughly
Democratic journal. remarks: The very
first thing GOV. Garcelon'S patched-up Leg
islature in Maine should do, is 10 render IT.
selfinto committee of the hole, and pull
the hole in after it,
1t is possible that Gov. Garcelon's trip
down South, few months ago, was 10
learn the methods there in vogue in diSpos-
inc of maioritieS, when the majoritieS are
for the other side. II so, he apparently
was an apt pupil.-L0lceH Daily Nail
We sternly condemn every act which is
intended to override the will of the people
as expressed at the polls. Such crime
is doubly heinous, because it not only de-
prives citizens of their rights, but it is a
deadly blow at liberty itself 1t is Of the
essence of tyranny to count in defeated
CduuludlCs. 1 'tti \ D'"''J
Never since the early days of the war
have we seen so much indignation mani
Tested by our citizens, as has been over the
report which came from Augusta yester-
day Wednesday. 1t is not confined 10
Republicans either, but there were mutter-
ings among the respectable Democrats,
that such monstrous infamy should not
/ be allowed PiScataqUiS Observer.
Whatever may be the immediate result
/ in Maine, the effect of Gov. Garcelon's coup
will be disastrous to his party all over the
country. Ii will be the finishing stroke to
that moribund organization; the blow be-
tween the ewes which will stretch stiff in
death the Bourbon animals limbs. which
are already trembling with approaching
dissolution. Chicago Times (Ind. Dem.)
We have always supposed that we were
one of the most conservative OF mortals,
but we are no part of nOn-resistant, ana
we never give up before we are beaten
We most earnestly hope that our Repub-
lican leaders and managers will not yield
the case until every legal and honorable
means of redress has been pushed to the
last possible point Of resistance.-Bath
Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
TIE NORWAY DISTRICT.

We are glad that Oxford County Is
20 be disgraccd by only one fraudulent
Representative in the mex, legislature.
Moses Chesley was fairly elected in the
Buckfcld district. Tia, was o hard pin
for decent men 90 swallow. bu; il was t.u-
est. Now the people Of Oxford County,
and particularly of the Norway district,
are requested 90 swallow O more bitter pin,
and one which is not even sugar coated
with honesty Of election. We are asked
70 allow DR.. O. y. BRADBURY OF
Norway 20 take a seat in the Legislature
IA seat % which be was aot elected.
The Netr Religion Of Dec. IS, contains
the following item:
Zone OF the most satisfactory results Is
the defeat OF Or. %. y. Bradbury and the
Nsir Religion crowd. by Just votes So
oxford D-mocr1,. ErtrE, - >,pt I'm.
We read that item with great salts
faction. 1, spoke Of a deep feeling in
many minds, and was the occasion OF
much rejoicing Whys Because Il was
well know that the N,lr Religion crowd
or gang, as YOU choose, was acting hypo-
critically and from base personal motive,
in advocating the election of DR.. Brad
bury. Il was q true item. The vote in
the Norway district was as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
NO REMEDY:

We are disguised TO hear SO many men
say: 1T is an outrageous fraud. No
doubt the Governor and Council stole the
State. But there Is no remedy. There
NAV be no remedy provided by the Con-
sti,u;ion and laws of Maine The found
as Of this government, who found a rem
edy for British oppression, did not think
It necessary 70 provide against usurpation
bv legal OF constitutional methods They
doubtless presumed tina; il oteuSes OF
such character were conSummated, the
people would take the matter in hand. as
they are the law in d republic. The
English found q remedy for the usurpa-
ton and tyranny of Charles |. The
French found q remedy for the tyranny
Of Louis NV. The American colonies
found a remedy FOR the tyranny Of Geo.
III. The loyal States found O. remedy
for the tyranny of the slave power which
was bound 90 rule or ruin We believe
the people Of Maine viii find a remedy
for this gigantic crime. By which The VIII
Of the people Is set aside. and an OLE
garchy is established in place Of @ repub-
lie. /, is revolution, as much as 1t would
be revolution TO remove installed officers,
by force of arms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
NO SUBMISSION.

Like the editor of the Bath Times,
'we always supposed that we were one
of the most conservative Of mortals. It
is certain, at any rate, that our repGta-
ton as a fighting character Is microscopic.
Yet. with the mass of Maine Repubi-
cans. we believe that it would be a crime
70 submit 10 this usurPauon. II Is not
a question of today. nor of the State Of
Maine. Il Is a blow at the foundation OF
republican government. It Is q tee!eT TO
see if it viii be safe 90 steal the PreSl-
dencv next year. The Republicans of
Maine have a duty % pertorm-not only
a duty 10 themselves, but a duty TO the
whole country. If we submit 20 this
high-handcd theft Of the State, the oper-
alton VIII be repeated, on a grander
scale. next wear. no, only In this State
bur in the nation, Ii Is the duty Of
Maine Republicans 10 thwart the designs
Of these uSurpcrs and thus save a national
calamity. Il Is better that this question
of fraudulent elections should be settled
in Maine. than that the theatre Of action
should be changed to Washington, and
the whole country be put in an uproar.
We crust the best legal minds OF this
country viii find manner by which the
question can be brought before the supreme
Court. If this cannot De done, the state
Committee must arrange some plan OF
action by which the rights Of their repre-
sentatives can be indicated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
A COMARDLN SHEET.

The N,,r Religion of Norway. which
has championcd the Democratic and
Grccnhack fusion of Maine, Is a cowardly
sheet. !; has no opinion to express coa-
corning the great steal, and only give,
is reader, information concerning what
lis friends in Augusta have done, hy The
following item, tucked away at the foo,
Of a column:
The Governor m1 Council hayc made
their rcppr; on the counting ut members
of the Legislature. The rc,Ul, D., 2H iu,i1u
Senator, and u Republicans, audi Fusion
Representatives. ID Republicans and u
vacancies.
l. has no opinion TO express concern
ins the stealing Of the seat TO which Mr..
Andrews of Norway was elected, bu;
quotes as follows from the Portland Id
r.0.,.r.
The Portland .ilr,r''s,r gives this as the
reason OF Mr.. Andrews defeat H this dis
trict
The return from ~touchum, olnsscl with Nor-
WAY. was not made up 300 town meeting Nm
daklt- were received from thc two ~ll,gtmr roo
whose signatures appeared ou the return, stat.
ing That they signed the return 300 blank, ANIL 10
was afterwards filled up by the citrk 40 l-
store. 8 difference in the ink confirmed this
statement. The scicctmcu -aid they dli not
know what was put into the paper after They
signed o. This performance defeated Albert
+ Andrews.
l. has no, the hardihood TO defend the
action OF those whom il has encouraged
10 commit fraud, now the fraud is con-
sgmmatcd, nor has it the manhood to
dcnOuucc i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
WE RETRACT.

In an article, two weeks ago, relating
to Trial Justices. we made use of the
following expression; The case of Trial
Justice Perry of Camden, who extorted
$40 blackmail from boy in Knox Coun-
ty." We had no desire to injure Mr..
Perry, and only used this case to illus
trate our subject. After investigation,
we find that Mr.. Perry did not extort
blackmail from boy in Knox County,
and that we were misled in the matter.
In letter, calling our attention to this
misstatement, Mr.. Perry writes; The
case referred to wds neuer settled, it being
withdrawn by the complainant, and no
money was ever paid, the original papers
being in my hands. Simpson never stated
that extorted money, as YOU have done,
and thereby accuse me of crime OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.
-Exccllcnt ,leighing, and good winter
weather.
Don't become so interested in polit-
ical affairs that you forget to purchase
holiday goods from our advertisers.
Petty theft is punished with impris-
onmcnt. What shall be the penalty for
stealing the State government Of Maine;
If it IS a question of the monarchy
with Grant, or the commune, the people
of Maine will 20 for the monarchy every
time.
DIR. Garcelon seems to be a second
Nasty. His conduct IS about as bcnef-
cial to the Democratic party, and as con-
sistent as are the letters Of his prototype.
Rev. Ira G. Sprague of Andoyer
has purchased q house at South Paris.
He will remove his paper, the Name
Evangelist, to that village, and enlarge
it, next June.
If robber or band of robbers
should endeayor to steal coat from the
back of Daniel f. Davis, or to relieve
him of his watch, his friends would rally
and help him repel the felOnious assault.
VIII they not assist him now such band
is irving to steal from him the Office Of
Governor;
A crazy man went into the Saco
depot, Thursday night, whipped the tele-
graph operator and watchmen, upset a
lamp and the stove, and while the guard
ians of the depot were away succeeded in
burning the depot, with all It's contents,
all the sheds, freight house, &c. The
poor creature also persisted in the flames.
-Chase's Chronicle THAT was has a
good puff for the bulldozed parson at
Norway. The people of Norway and
Paris have not bulldozed the man. They
have not opposed him because OF ms
political opinions, but because of his
double-dealing and hypocrisy in political
matters.
Those OF our subscribers who have
faith in Democratic principles, and wish
\ paper which advocates them, pure and
unadulterated. should take the Boston
Post. This paper has fought Butlerism
in Massachusetts,, initiation in the nation,
and has thus proved to be no policy
organ" 1t is edited by Hon. Geo. F
Emery. an Oxford County man, and a
former resident of Paris The daily Pos
is $40 per year; the semiweekly, So
the weekly, $3.50. We should be glad
TO see some of the Posts consistency
grated on the democracy of Oxford
County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-23
The arch-plotter PilIsbury parades fac

The arch-plotter Pillsbury parades alag
and cannon over the report of the counting
out tauntS the Republicans with the threat
that they will be counted out again, and
announces that he will prnta daily paper
AS the organ of the coalition Legislature.
Never since the days Of the draft riots has
the creature been so insolent and exulting.
One Of the most prominent Democrats i'm
Bangor is said 10 have remarked a few days
ago with emphasis that Pillsbury ought TO
be hanged.-Whig
Republicans Of Franklin county, is it
not high time that we awake TO the alarm
ing situation OF the hour, and consider
calmly the grave menace offered by the
! usioniSts TO the peace and security Of our
County and Statel Let US organize in
every town and school district, and stand
unitedly, shoulder TO shoulder, for the
maintenance Of our principles, the faithful
execution OF all laws, observance of the
Constitution and blotting out OF the great
disgrace put upon our State.-Fdrming!oR
| Chronicle.
The tenor Of all statutes, judicial decis-
ions and treatises which deal with cleo
tons is that every presumption should Boz
made in favor Of giving effect 10 the real
intention ofthe voters. The canyassers IN
Maine have unquestionably nullifed the
real intention OF the voters There is no
lodging that fact, and with fair-minded
people that fact will be decisive OF any
controversy that may be raised 1t is plain
that the defeated Legislators who have thu,
been counted in ought 70 refuse 20 serve
and leave the organization of the Legisla-
turc 10 the Republicans who were elected
to tn J. World (Dem.)