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Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
SHERlFF-S SALE,

BY virtue OF a writ Of Ais. Levari FacIas. to
mo directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale,
at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM u. HOLLIS.
~ Townsend In Appoguinimink Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware,
On MONDAY.
THE l7TH DAY OF MARCH, A. h., '7s.
At o'clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract or parcel OF land, sit.
uate In Blackbird hundred, formerly part OF
Appoquinimink hundred, New Castle coun.
Y and stale OF Delaware adjoining lands of
Richard Ferguson, John Mccoy and Others
and binding on the county road leading from
blaekblrd to Smyrna and more particularly
descrlped as follows, to wit: beginning at u
marked maple standing on a branch OF Saw.
dons branch corner for land OF Colon Fergu-
son. thence with the line Of said Ferguson
south fourteen degrees west fiity.One perch.
es to stone In the Chambersyille road.
thence with said road south 10 degrees west
two perches north 10 degrees, west rs perches
north ~ Id do 'rees west ~ 40 perches north
20 degrees, west t6H perches 70 . corner In
said road for land late OF Bassett Ferguson.
thence with tho same north 81 Ia degrees,
east W perches To corner for the same
thence south " degrees east le0 B. 10 perches
TO corner for lands of Jonn Mc(;oy
thence with ,id McCOy south three and 81
degrees east l04 perches to a small red oak
csrner for lands OF John Barnett deceased,
thence with the same north 70I-4 degrees
west three perches TO q stake In the aforesaid
branch, thence down said branch with land
o. Barnett and Ferguson the. several courses
thereof about " perches TO tho place OF begin.
ming. containing one hundred and two acres
OF land more or less with two story frame
dwelling, with back buildings, a frame barn
and granary and other out buildings thereon
erected, peach orchard containing about
700 trees, and an apple orchard containing
about 6O trees,
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
Pertvo OF Mark ID. Hickman and Deborah J :,
his vile, and I. t's. and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherif's Once, New Castle, ,February25, 10.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
MARRIED.

MsNAMEE-GROVE VES.-At the residence
OF the brides father, In Elk Neck, Cecil Co :,
Md, on Thursday afternoon, March 18th,
1873, hy Rev. N. McQuay, MIR. Charles w.
M"Nanee, Of Elk Neck, Md, and Miss
Mary Emma, dlughter Of Andrew Groves,
ESQ
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
The E.A,iirA AID.

The Ladies' Aid Society connected
with the NJ $, Il. A. will hold their
regular meeting in the Rooms, on to-
morrow evening. An entertaining
programme will be given.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Court HOuSe Removal

| sVuIt hhouSt hkeN1OvhI.
The County assessment was in 1878
in ronnd numbers $40, ,6s2, 900. On
this County tax was laid of SO cents on
the 500. An additional of one cent
on each 500 will raise the annual in
terest upon the utmost sum permitted
by the pending bill to be levied for land
and building for new Court House. The
maximum expenditure permitted is
S7O, 900. The maximum rate of interest
5 per cent.
Each farmer can calculate what he
would be taxed to pay for removal, and
decent Court House. II his assess
ment be 10000, his county tax last
year was $4,000, and his additional tax
for interest on cost of Court House
would be at the outside 81 cents per
annum.
But even this is upon the basis of no
saving by reason of the change. Where
as everyone knows that the removal of
the Court House will effect great savings
by reason of the rapid facilities of pub
liz business, decrease of milage, fees
paid TO witnesses in criminal cases. &c.
Wilmington furnishes two thirds of|
the civil business of New Castle Coun.
ty, nearly three fourths of the criminal
business and her population numbers
two thirds of that Of the entire county
of New Castle. Shall Maholnet 60 to
the mountain or shall the mountain 20
to Mahometi
The attempt to remove the Court |
House to Wilmington is in no sense
partizan movement. All classes, all par
ties, are in favor of it. Should the Dem
ocratic Legislature think otherwise.
Let them consult the resolution of the
Democratic party, and the resolutions
of the Jefferson Democratic Club.
People who cry out against the ex-
pense of the removal of the Court House
to Wilmington seem to forget that in
the event of such removal the County
will be a saver at the hands Of the City
of Wilmington of the real estate upon
which such building is to be erected.
Regarding the subject of Court House
removal, an argument may be advan-
ced, which seems to have Teen entirely
overlooked by the farming class of our
people. As Wilmington is the inan-
cial centre of the State, of necessity it
is the place where farmers derive most
of their loans upon their real estate,
the pfasence of the records at Will
mington will place them in such con
venient access to both borrowers and
lenders that loans could be negotiated
with much greater facility, and in most
cases without the considerable amount 1
of legal expense, which must now be
incurred in sending lawyers to New
Castle to make searches. +
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Cheap Prints.

A beautiful line Of the very best
quality Of prints, at 7 cents Per yard.
No old goods, at kennari & Co.'S.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

ENOR SALE. "A bay mare, six years old,
T. Kind and gentle, n good driver and sad
die mare. Suitable for II lady to ride; war.
ranted sound. Also u good buggy and har.
ness Tor sale cheap. Address,
mhl6-lw No. 225 SHIPLEY STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

Joshua H. Backus, colored, has COM
menced the undertaking business, at
S36 Tatnall street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-7o the Ctiscns of Hilmingion:
~ We have had very sckly Winter, now
will soon be here. We must get ready. busI.
ness Is dull, but Charles ID. Agnes having
made complete arrangements i0r the Spring
work, still continues to clean cesspOaIs and
viii take the RADE HOLLAR AR PAR, at
his old stand No. tOS West Second street, with
TWENT4-SEVEN YEARS experience. We
VIII be pleased to receive orders, which will
be promptly attended TO and thankfully re-
cceived We desire to please ALL The new
broom sweeps clean, but the OLD ONE knows
where the dirt lies.
CHARLES u. AGNES,
mhr32Wd bOS W. Second street.
MOI lCE.-All persons arc forbidden to
AN trust any one on our account with.
out written order from us. GEORGE W.
VERNON h SONS. inll.tt
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
CHARLES ID. AGNES,
ID huh w. Second street.

C Kew WAR't-Lost on the 14th inst, on
sD1 going rom Fourth and Tatnall streets
TO the Depot, cameo setting of breast pin
The finder Will receive the above reward by
leaving 1t at TAYLOR Il FULLERTON'S,
mhlo-2t" No. 1902 King street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY OF MARCH, A. D., 1879
alto O'Clock, A. NJ.
The following described real estate. viz. A
!0t OF land situated in White Clay Creek
Hun dred, New Castle county, rel, bounded
az follows; to wit: On the nor h by lands of
Dennis Newin and George Allen, on the
east by lands OF William +. Smalley, on the
south sy lands of Samuel p. Alrich and Jas
Il. U: Oldham, on the west by lands OF Den.
mis- NeWlin, containing twelve acres of land,
more or less, with frame house thereon
erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perty Of George Carter, and to be Sold by
-. JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Shorid's Ofice, New Castle, Feb. 25. 1874
mhl
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
All local securities bought and sold

u. >. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

t"HS, S,du mENi.-A EVIL well known Wheelripht
occupied by Stoll n Setter This st, ny 1I'insrly
provided Tor the business and has con- n "e
~ u large country trade. Terms modcra;a
ror 'urther Information inquire Of '"'e'
oo,so,, JOSEPH HEISEL.
.eoo.Etu'ImW st. Genrxes Isl
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
WILMINGTON nu,
DEL

we nave on hand $4,000 Tor good frs: mon,
cages In sums OF $500 10 $40. 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

rhiladelphia, Ne" York and San Francisco
slocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on marxip.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

F"HSALE'
house NO. 1915 Delaware Ayenue
House NO. e02 Delaware Ayenue
House No. l2O9 Jefferson street
and Ninth. ''' 'e'"eeh Eighth
House No. 3le East Second street
House No 623 Jefferson street
House No. 222 Maryland Ayenue
uh, houses Nos: llOe, ll3O 1882, iIt and rr.
"A rars OF 100 acres, near Greenwood o..
ti9h, on the Delaware X. X. Sussex co ns' J1'
Rouse cottage style)wlth modern imnror. o,,
aheh,s ',h ana about 4 acre Of land. suitable ~,
a physician or as a summer Residence H aoI
Holly Oak Station, p, W. q b. X. n N'A'
FOR RENT.
truck iarin Of 70. acres within tho ,,,,,.
Vi wilmington with a good house and harn
one house, NO. III East Ninth straat '"'n'
one house, No. 9O2 Delaware Avenus
one house, No. 6O4 Spruce street
vne house, No. IA Spruce street
one house, No. sos East Fourth stro.,
Also number OF small houses in dta.,u.
pa :. ot the city. III d'nerent
App%to W. .McCAULAEY
febaam 600 Market street,
-. wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

leiegraphic quotations received constantly
LijUAI. STYmGT y Go.iars w, bought.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

kNoh kENT.-All that large wharf nron..
~ y, storehouse and two dwellings piUpei' ivp, ,ec
s.an o"h ., Newport suitable for the coal. umbs,
Walh or other business. Apply to '"''io'f'
mhsood, JoSEPH TATNALL,
y. Wilmington: ,:Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALE,

ny virtue OF writ Of venditioni exp0nas to
me directed, will be exposed ts public sa o at
the ~
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT.
In the village Of Christiana In White Clay
Creek Hundred on
Daily Republican., 1879-03-17

People who cry out against the ex-
pense of the al of the Court House
to Wilmington seem to forget that in
the event of such removal the County
will be a saver at the hands Of the City
of Wilmington of the real estate upon
which such building is to be erected.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18

CITUATfON wANTED--As CLERK OR ANY HONEST
bposition Is "a. good penmHn, willing to work; salary
not much nn object az situations best reference from
, 1879-04-19

tho bell, wunt up to mr. Sind,
locked tho dsnsr, anh nslscd Nod that vL,, asia
might do lint day might tia with r.for"sefl
The final i'dgmcnt.day II our relia[on ,'.. =
practical enough tu yet direction wlwu ~ 'as
for 1t, then tllrro Isn't much IN rrl,n TTsa'<
to bus tl,o Chr|s'ian at Itori: ahout , y.,. 'He1
llnlf afterwards, only tint might co,.a'a "',
alantlcrs that l1hdEo nhout concp:nut w. w y.
fdua wns 10 right myself nctorc tho ~ '". r. ~
That paper. My Ilrst statement, pubt,hc, ~ "
tidpdntr, was entirely true" W
Q.--wl'at |. thu first IT The sty fo,.,,..,
Mr. llailoek clirrcsf Al ,1un's kaow "''as
THor TngM OUT.
MY chnngo VIVA mt su,ltlo!,. Tia r.,,,
tusrortttioa.'y sold. l1oltock via s'ss In NY
q Unitarian pnpcr. Thr on,na. u'o'
point. Wien }lailocx says ~
SIX tlnles, say ho was mistaken tIx t,,.o 'e!
gass Mr. Hawloy all my stock in III, ch,;.s. rs.
Work, al the only receipt cvur uot x,. ''ta hs a.
IN thls trial, when t.n assallcd mir sho,,,." "'s
dill not read tfaflork's statement, /, i, l
Of my llfo nuscr 10 rratl nlythpg ts,u.oma.1Iu ~ 1ua
never chase lies. sou Kill onc IEc ill., epss ss';
TWENTY MonE COMING TO THE ruSrn,,
THIS entlol nr. Thlmngu's cxatntua,In, ~, :,
Irst slttt!icntl'sl, and lii txapt,lat nm N! -! tae
counts was postponed until Monday. y" 's"st
Tile Church Committee thru r,uu..,os !,
rfcshftery to lsc TIM fecture-rnom hrcaftaa.' 'as
tho church Ind been sJt.ly ,lrf.r,,1 1".ef' u
other things Ds. Van Dykes nou,e wrI,.nn "''As
pow'backs III connection with tho wor, ii q
, 1879-04-19
CRUELTY ON SIIIPHOAnD.
HprcL1f I,tspateh 10 7ht Tribune.

DosroN, April 18.-Thc United States Circuit
Court to-day began the trial Of the notorious
Capt. Iho'nas Peabody, Of tho bark q. 0.
Whitmorc, who has been IL jail several months
on charge Of numbering tie second mate,
james IL. Elwood. by agreement the
charge Of murder Is abandoned,
antl III tic cruelty case oil evidence glve,4 at
Hung Kong and ut tho trial Of Snov, First Mate,
In San francisco, is to be received. The Wit
ncsses to-day wcre satlors, who sworo that on
the passage from Cardiff to Hong Kong In
1870, Elwood waa dlhratcl uni beatcn
by Poanody alHl snow, md confined In
tho lazorcttc. Tho story by these mon is tint
ot unparalleled, Gendtsh cruelty. One witncss
says: "Whcn Eiwoo1 was brought out Of his
cagct two men had to hold him up. Its whis-
kers wero fullof blood, bis lalr wns thick uutl
matted With blond. IIo sat up anil leaned
back against n spare spar. The Captain said,
Draw eom0 salt water md throw on
l,ul, md uct a bucket Vt aard mud scrub him,
nlul n sal1or threw sume sand on him, nnu got
a corn hr'oln anu brushed him duwn. Thu
CAPTAIN brought Ine sonlu hluestone M,Ml water,
ami washed sore OIL Elwuod with It. El-
wond wns also tied to buat In a,tcll II manner
TINT lIts feet could not touch the deck, nn,l was
Horribly boatep about the facc."
, 1879-04-19

IAA A!OUlo4hNA DENh4pHoE4ft
WARRINGTON, D. e., April 1s.-Bctorc tho
Senate Coln,ni.tcn on Privileges AMI Elections
to-ssay Alr. Kellogg en,phatlcally denied the MS
scr,on Of Judge SpoiIorl that he {Kellogg) l,al
bfibcd members Of tue Legislature to yote for
bis election to tho Senate.
ANOTHER F1sANo1A1 SCHEME.
Representative Aturct has filed two petitions
from hts State, praying "tl,at nil the moueys
used M n circulating medium Of exchange bc
fsaucd bY tho Government direct to tho pcopte;
that all moneys, metal or paper, when tho seal
OF tile United States shal hare been stamped
tlicraon shall be full lcgal tender for all dues,
pablc and private; that saId moneys shall hc
unit nj value; that all moneys uow used as
circulating medium Of exchange, not a full legal
tender, be withdrawn at the earliest practicable
moment, mud full legal.tonder money take thu
place thercof.H
An INDIAN CLAIM.
The House Committee on Indian Affairs to-
day took up tho Chuctaw Indian claim. :
CONTESTED BEAT.
The Hnuao Election Committee lns received
tho papera In the contested election case OF DON
nclIr rs. Washburn, from tho Third Congress
Bi0nal District OF Minnesota.
CONFIRMED.
Tho Senate confirmed Oryillo Brown a8 Post
master at Mankato, sltnn.
CHIEF MOSES
having agreed, tile President has set inside rery
largo reservation in Washington TERRITORY ,for
Moses md Ills people, with suc1i Indians as NAV
atillatc and tho Secretary Of the Interior may
ecnd.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President l,us nominated Frederick W.
Miner, Untril Slntes Attorney for the Nurthort,
District Of Texas, anu Wilsdn n. Stanley, of
Illinois, for Indian Agent at the Los Piuos
Agency, Colorado.
, 1879-04-19
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
NO SURRENDER.

HNAzf TfLA AkAk A
w.su1xnroN. n O.. Anil IA :7o,n+,na.
nnb}ican co,,rn. nm. hclt thss oventnr for ~,
n,r,o.o ~ s.Io,,t,,r, .hs pan,,t,,n,,, 1eursa.
..p y. eset ."e 4epupnsuA .o"steee
solis' 81 ton,nttcc. aHa' attcf tn's business was
disposed OF, the House caucus remained in ses-
sion, ami the Senators rcro invited to sit With
them, Senator Ednuutls natle hrtef epccrb
t., ,y,,, H., .-,,,o..o5 49,, ,a..a 49, 49,. T.
,. :" "neu ~ enp4ssoo'' t1o Hope .''a. lug sePuo"
means ot tue Ilonso we're % united IN their palr-
pose 10 resist tho pending legislation which
tl,s Democrats wc.c Alternating to force mon
tho country IA tho Ron,,b,icon, IN thc
aaa.. "s eo"ans a. asuu. s"o N'pa'''s19s m ~ .'s
a eDon were r oqns q s, o. Rsnhssa iats
Senator being present, It wAa found that al1
vcrc in favor at Resisting The Dnn,ocrattc n,nn
~ w. H.. .,.t,,,. rt 49,. .s1s' T., r.,'s
~ ~. 'as.' .'''us 'ose "nS .he1' 'ahen ~ 'no
Aousc, Which also Appeared to DO unan!moos.
THE RULE III nE0AnD 10 rA1N1xa,
odoptcd at tic last caucus. vas rescIuted. he.
rn,so NJ tn frcorout vtolat,on hv nonu,,,,e,,,
s..a"n,,o. '' ..', 41."' ". ~ =, .pup'.eau
naemoe!s' an' III Hs plhce rue MAS
adopted appointing committee OF one,
who s1loulfl hayo RI argc Of all
pafrInr. TO whom cocb mcmhsr lcsirlnr to ho
~ a,a. "no' sas' ms'a.u'' us use.,s ~ w
apSen1 OF pa!Fea anoa'a report. ana "ho ehonia
Keep record OF The patra 1nado and OF the at-
sen.ecA. The object te, 40 far rs possible, to
, 1879-04-19

per cents received prior to tho snbscrlpiions Of
The syndicate VIVA s:m URloo. m'd tho bond:
werc awnrlc1 to ftrEc earlier eubscribrrs III full
Of The a1nonnts on whtcl, they called. This loft
only Bill, 1,0AIN0 tnr sl,e syndicate, hut aa stT-
cral OF tho caFllor subscribers Weru nEnohE i&s
mr'noers, "'i.l probably poolcd their sabset!p,
totis With their fellow lhcra. the total
amount received by tile syndicate is aomeN bat
larger.
DEPARTMENT CIRCULAR.
1oths Ttstsrn Assottastd prstaA
ing circular WA issued from the Tronsury Dc.
partmant this aftornoons
Department rlrcntaF M. 90, At April 1a 1s1n,
Is hcrchy rcstincd. all the per cent bonds ihcrc'
ianduF certificates Wit tsssa!ter b atcsanse.l
for lawlul i.1aac, IN t!,n,s th 70 esecca 2loo st
s y G. f "S n Ma oess.
ercaIirr upon tho esr!iacnts u any National bank
tofore hereafter ,nat!c will he allowed nj the
rate Of ono. eighth Of per cont IN any aggregate
Of 81: ooo without regard y the petlo:l n which
OF Match II aud t8t 1a1D are tnodhcd accordingly.
joHN SHERMAN. Secretary.
sunscA1rrloNB DECLINED.
Subscriptions TO tho r,er cent tonls under
the c!re.llnr of April 10 wcrc received prior to
o'clock yesterday cvening amounting ii the ag-
GreEatn to s39. .0U0,n30 nId tho residue Of the
S15Q 000, 900 offered by tue circular WAS tnksr hy
the associated banks md b1nkers through tho
scrip!1t,s wcre slao maLc covering $il, ,000,ul1
Of the refllnltng certificates rcscrycd ny
tl!c circular referred to for oopnar distribution,
but she st,bsSrpilons wcrc declined. These
terms Of the circular Issued today, for tic next
| sixty days, And, II not taken, the Department
will determine whether It Is advisable to acecp.
subscriptions Tor th1m nIrcauy Hadc.
GALL FOR l0-i0s.
The Treasury Dupartn,sut this evening fssuct1
IN
, 1879-04-19
TlIE TREASURY.
4 VERY rot'uLA1s LOAN.

Special Dtkpdtca TO The Tribune.
WAsnIN0ToN, April 1R.-The subscription Of
tho New Ynrk and Boston banks for tho whole
amount OF the i per cent bonds offered OH
Wednesday, a'as! for tho forty million OF tho $40
rofunllng certificates, was not generally known
III Washington until this morning. The dis
patch making the subscriptions was sent from
New York ut O'Clock yesterday afternoon, but.
By sotno lelny OF tho telegraph, was not received
until o'clock In tho evening LII tlo mea1.-
tllnu, Other large subscriptions, nmount-
Ing tn a!l to about $40.00D,000, wcrc
received. This delay, Secretary shorn,ua SAYS,
has caused soIua confusion III regard to nllot-
mcnts, but the Department will deal with NIL
subscriptions in tho order OF their receipt, n,nl
not In the order tn which the dispatches an-
nouuefnE them were sent. The sale of ali tho
per censa offered matlu necessary tbs Immediate
Withdrawal Of tho eltculAr Of Wednesday, AtAl
Lmt was done th!s morning. All bonds re.
mining after dcductfnE prior subscriptions from
tlc Sl50, ,000, ,00J offered will be
AsslaNEn TO THE SYNDICATE,
nut nart of tic $40 rcfnndlny certificates Mill
hc reserved for sixty days for sale to thu class Of
l'crsons for whom Congress intended them, for
those OF small means who cannot buy $50 bonds.
The sale OF *lO certificates will DO discontinued
WhcA those Just otfuratl are disposed Of.
The tunedlatu sala Of all llss 4-per.rcnt honds
offered was a genuine surprise to Secretary
Sherman. Ia conyerbnt!on which took place
nfter tho close Of thu Department yesterday
afternoon, but before tic dispatch from, tho
New York md Boston Bynllleato WA received,
ho took very hopeful view Ut the ense, mud pre-
ctct rap[d sale Ut tllt sl5Q, ,U00, 600 Of bau.ls
offered tbs day hef0re.
4 TALK WITH Tue SECRETARY.
, 1879-04-19
OFFICIAL l|TTFRANcF.

ST. PAuI. MInn., April 1s-Tho official report
OF the capture Of tho Inst Of the Chcysnnes WHO
escaped Into tho Yellowstone region, By Lieut..
Clark last month"; has bocn received at military
hcndauafteEh here. Liout. Clark started on
aftcr the Indians Fob. 27. hut did not strEko
tAcir trail TIL March II. Ilo pursued for tl!reo
Jays, I'LL llo found the Ehoyurncs intrcnched In
casap ucar Qnx Elder Creek, wtlero, utter ne
llumbor, giving IN arms ntl ponies, atui being
takrll to Fort Kcogl't where they now aru. Tic
Indians woro trying. to got to Sitting Dull'a
cainp. Lieut.. Clark has been officially thanked
hs ticu. rorfy for Ills skill III making thu zap.
tuER,
, 1879-04-19
C0lORED CONVENTION.

NRw ORLEANS, L., April 18-In The Con-
yention Of colorcd people, thu Committee on
Address ropo.tol among other lsnga disparity
In ths u.atter Of populatlon as hutwaun wlIltu
anl coiored tn tho Rcd River parishes, u.cre
betNs two oolorca 10 ono wlIto man. Tile
pant was mpdc that II tho neerocs wcro
gl1eu their sighls thuy would cur
~ the elections. THO co.orcd people,
however, proposed 10 r1n'gratu. Anl sctsle
wllpre they could bs FREQ from Ht,ot.gu1is, Tho
atllrcss tnuel!cl Oh emIgrutIon but n,a,lu no
duhnta slgs.us.ltns. 4 reaolutlon to cmfgrato
uHl Making thc ad OF tho North provoked dis.
cussto1l. Mhtcl. lel to sa1,,s eontusiun Au.
iuusucu TIL Tomorrow
, 1879-04-19
the effect that the conduct Of tho Democratic
Scnalors whs under tho control Of

the elect That t!le CONDUCT Of Tho UcMocrat1c
Scnasora was under tho control OF
COMMITTEE or Tltnln CAUCUS,
of which Sanntnr Thurman was Chairman.
Heck, who WIS In the Chamber, and who has
bccone very sensitive after Ills sal experience
Of tho past wAck, bccafnc very ncrvots ut
this a1luslon to hts tndiscrect lltterance,
and, uot tlcstrlng In l,o lrnwn Into thc cpntro-
ynrsy, retired to tho c1onk.rnou. Ben Hill,
Of Georgia, attempted to Justify tic proposed
action OF tie Democrats BY charng tho Repub-
]ieans With having mude removals In 1911 Tor
The nurposc ot making places for their political
n well-known fact that tnrga number Of Demo
erals remained In office fur many years after tho
Republican, e1rnc Into power In thc Senate, mud
lnore than thirty Ut them ara there to this day.
1'lw only removals TINT were n1ale fl 1851 wera
nf those pc'aons who sympnthfxcd with the
Rebellion, nnh whose presence at the Capitol
Ma, under Tue circumstances, deemed nnsate.
Tic question will como Up again on Monday.