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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

George Wise and his wife Annie. living IN
Vineyard avenue, YonkerS who have until lately been
REGARDED a. honest were arrested yesterday by the
police under command Of Capt Manain accused Of the
commission OF crimes including larceny burg
larry and arson. Montgomery Cowperthwaite pTeierring
complaint aghinst Wise for burglary committed Feb ~
p. l. Deyo complaint Tor larceny and Mrs Wise
fessed to having assisted her husband In seng fire To
unOccupied dwelling alter committing robbery the
premises In the home Of the couple Cat Mangin's Of
ncers 0und consde rahe quantity OF cOfhng and other
property Which had been stolen. The prisoners
taken before City Judge Baird and were by him commit
ted without bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09
Toward Revolution Rather than Peace.

LONDON. May s.-The Times correspondent
at Bucharest says that private accounts reaching there
from Russia the situation all country
as being beyond description and that the tendency the
sNcaed Tepressve IL ard revolution rather
than peace as the present annoyAnces aud outrageous
oppression or all classes Of population rapidly spread
Ing aeeng that anything Is preferable 20 the existing
state of affairs Is asserted that the Government
really playing the OF the Nihilists instead Of
crushing out the spirit OF discomfort in the empire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09
American swine In England.

LONDON. May Sin the House OF Commons
to-day the Right Hon. George Hamilton Vice
OF the Council said that swine from the United States
having been discovered suffering from the trchnA worm
an order IN council would be issued ena0ng that they
must he slaughtered Al the port Of landing The order
will take effect on tile nrst OF june
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09
Lord Chelmsford A.L,nr for Stores.

LONDON May SIN the House OF Commons
to-day Mr. stanley Secretary OF State for War, said
q despatch had been received from Lord Chelmsford
Natal might require reinforcement Rand that Lord
Chelmsford asked ior stores The telegram he said was
obscure that the Government had deferred action on
IL I'LL the receipt Of further news
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

WAsHINGroN. May ga report was printed in
Anew York newspaper to day that senator Mcpherson
New Jersey lying the point death At Hot Springs
and that there was no hope of his recovery The real
truth Is that Mcpherson has been the Hot Springs
recovered his health entirely and is at his home New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

CHICAGO. May 8.-The Socialist leaders here
aver that they, with the trades unions organizing
strike to begin July and 10 be general thrOughou the
country They say that they will demand the universal
adoption Of the eghthours system aud will settle wages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

NEWARK. N. j.. May 8.-The First National
Bank OF Newark has reduced its capital stock from
S5OOOOO 10 s3O0OO or the S2OOOO reduction 500 600
was TO cover Losses caused by shnkagr In the value
the bank building and other investments. The other
Sl00OOO was paid 10 the stockh nlders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

Eight out OF the fourteen who started in tho
sixday toe and heel aony In Gilmore Monday morn
inc the track last evening Their score ~ to 10
when Guyon. krohne. and Faber were walking GOOD
form. was Guyon S44 miles krnhne. 3Sl her 3lt;
Coston, 2ss Curran. 2a7 And CAmpanA 20O The score
is isremArkably good for the leaders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

Robert +. Laird. Thomas Aldridge. and Pat
rick Anderson, three Hudson County n j. Justices of
The Peace were arraigned the Court nj enera Ses.
SONS in jersey city YESTERDAY on indictments accusing
them Of eNOrng Illegal fees processeS They
pleaded not guilty. and We're bailcd Tor trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE By TIE
SUNS REPORTERS.
Breaking Two DeadIocks-The Freehoiders
OF Hudson County, n. -, surprised-Jer-
ser City's Board of Education Organized.

ser City's board OF Education Organized.
The Hudson County IN. J) new Board of
Freeholdcrs comprises eight Democrats and eight Re-
pubcans besides the Director at Large. Mr. Mcdonald.
who is also Democrat on Tuesday last the Board met
to organize. One Republican member absent. and
George Fielder, the Democratic candidate for Clerk,
received eight votes and George Longw orthy the Re-
publican candidate seven votes There being tie. the
Director at Large according to custom did not and
there majority Of the whole Board. choice
was made, and the Board adjourned Yesterday they
met again, and once Re publican member was alb
sent the vote standing Tuesday. But TO the
sternaton Of the Republicans the Director at Lsrge
voted although there tie thus giving Mr. Fielder
nine votes which elected him. The Republicans pro-
tested. but Mr.. Fielder sworn in The Republicans
determined to test the legality of the vote OF the
Director at Large.
The deadlock in the Jersey City Board Of Education
broken last night by the election Of Director sullivan
a. President and Martin Finck a. Clerk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09
Port.mou,h Visited by a ssrlou. Fire,

PORTSMOUTH N. H.. May This morning
the Franklin House block and all the stores including
Franklin upper and lower halls stage scenery and gen
eral furnishings were burned occasOning losses
ing o between $1,000 and fsO 90 The re the most
destructive that has occurred here tor fourteen years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

cable despatch from Rome. special to tho
New York He,m1n' journal. announces that POPE Leo
XIII. has named the Nerv RcV. Lawrence ; McMahon.
Vicar General Of Providence hr Bishop OF ttford;
and the Rev John Netun of the Diocese OF Marquette
Mich, to be Bishop OF that see.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

BURLINGTON, Ia. May 6.-Two young men,
August Miller and John Miller friends but not relatives
atte mpted suicide this morning The former used ps
toll aud success sstD the latter used knie and will
probably die They lived IN different parts Of the city
and not known whether or not the one knew the
Otherb Intentions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

PHILIPPoPoLIs May S.-The Russian Adm
tautGcnera Obrutschen has arrived here and puhshed
the Cars proclamation promising strict compliance
with the treaty VI Berlin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

Mrs Harriet NJ. Hooker died at $40 Fifth
avenue, where she boarding on Nav g. from an
overdose ol hydrate Of chloral which she was Acrus
toned TO take a. cure Tor nervous disorder and
produce sleep She % wears ot. aud resident VI
Kentucky. The remains have been to her former
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

says that Mhist printing press has been discoVe red
the office Of the Directory of Public Communca alton in
St Petersburg Eight officials have bee arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09
seven suicide. WITHIN sixty Hour..

PITTSBURGH. May s.-Mrs. Maggie Mccoy
married woman about "a years old. hung herself to a
hook In the garrett OF her house this morning She had
been married only about year This is the seventh sui
eide that has occurred here within AXu h0aTa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

LONDON, May, s-,The British bark Scot
Boy Capt Murray, from Huanilos for DunkTk has bee
stranded al punklrk The crew were saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

ST. PETERSBURG. May S.-A semi -offlclal state
ment has been made DENYING the rumOrs which have
been again revived Of the Cars intended abdicAuon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

CHICAGO, May s,-The vessel owners this
morning decided make reduction OF one ce Mt on grain
from Chicago TO Buffalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

Aho E@tnte'' "htstior' IN bankruptcy.
LONDON. May S.-Whstler, the artist has
been declared bankrupt His liabilities ATe ft.o0o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

JOTTINGS IN And NEAR THE CITY.

South and west winds rising, possibly follow
ed by falling barometer, slighuy cooler followed by
warmer. clear weather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09
Parole Again vieaorlous.

All about Parole Accurate pictures by special arsta
See Ffank Lsss Illustrated Nsospapsr No Lisa FOR sale
AZ all news depots-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-09

Fully illustrated in the N,v YorL Illustrated rmsL Now
ready At all news dsDotA-AdA
, 1879-01-27
fB0UT SILVER COINAGE,

10 1Ae E4&sGF " IH& JftIHHA+
KNOXVILLE ILL.,, Jn,l. 22s.-I tosico In Tue
TNiBuak III dan. II Il Communication hea,lrd
- An Attack OH the Silver Dollar" in whivt. thc
wrlicr Says: "I1le late lamcutr,! dolIar Of fhr
fat!iera was . legal tuY,l,. FROM l77b 10 1878
hut T., 81; wcrc coined In our Mints, while
the gold cvins;,e exceeded Sl,Uu 100, 00, !" n.l
then he goes OH tu E'cltlu lbs px,r eight mill
iona of sllYer Iullars, elr. Nov, whY could be
not rs we'll coninv his remarks ty tho truth
shout tsIc cutuags u silver, which iwaA $3uH,-
tub,stllIIeut Ut lie Mint In this cuuh,tyj 10
1,H', When II waE drIHunctizel I'll, ,71.,:jt3 1t
which was full !realtcnuet.-See pages l1. ut.l
113 1f Lfnelerinahs Wurk uh lr;;aI-lvsltlrr, a,u
Ae, being Director Ut tho Mint, ought 10 h. Euod
authority.
Our correspondent might also have included
III bis esslnlase tic rast quantity of torsRu all
yrr eoius which wcre full lxxxlteplcra iu this
cauatry up to lh5s, co1slstin; Vi Freuyh Gye-
trnuc l'lecss, 0ernan ths!ers, AtcxSap 4l.l sp7n-
tsh dollars and lRlf-doilars. Fur su2hy years
1As aluuuut Of the foEr@n ltgai,ten,lsr 4tlres
circulating !n this country aycfagc1 I5ona l5o to
.n1 millions of lullass.-Eu.J
HE writer a!ao oye1states the coinage Of gold
nbout Sl7, W. Luu which, with ahc uuuere.t i.
lou of the Irgal-lrt4er silver lss4v'l by ts.c
lha, h[s statelnrnt Lacks vi bslHK tEue. Now,
Willie this Is ktl,ulj sum ~ ''ltle t'nalrd bond
Folder who Ia striving only to appfeclate ll4
lonus, to Us k:uuil lsted tt'lcl ii l4p soil WHIT
Ere selling uuT york u $22.:u to $1.5U IHr uuu'
urtd to iay debts contracted When tAc SANE
u Accius Ike latxc sum. Ihe trul4 ii bxL
enough. kuIcir.
Sun. Ht. Ed,tur, til, rc w4t i rrasou Why tl.cr.
aA4 ues iaose Legal tsndcr siIyez cuncd. uuu
, 1879-01-27

mum. heretofore onr Of he ms. a,tiye mn! per
elstrnt opponents uf ~ enterprise, nnw cx.
presses himself In its fayur, nlni ,,rsiars tl'at
his opinfH, ri, thc n!ytsah,litv of tI" improve
tncnt IL shared b.: tt.. largest nrnnertr-uwners
III tli' street VIM wrre lis fnrmrr asa'Nh cN IN
In" Aght against surface railroad. 'riarn
scctna 10 t,e II general ,nsrIon that the rnn!c
convenience vii! bo sub bieryr.l ny such road,
end That It will greatly teneIft The property IN
scarcely any private carr!nGe dtirine OH Broad.
way south Of Cn'nn snuare. atrl dout''e-trnes
tasl.Hu! would renovt 1Ia ttaEcs which :,rc tins
principal CAUSE Ut hlork"tcn. t;estnfnlr tsfoatf.
aged railroad supplied with comfortable cars:
rlc I'll" raIlronti* draw tic stream of travel
awav from broadway, riut many believe thai
snrluce railroad alone ran reTsb AlA keen alive
tl.o business avtiyi: uf lint +picnl!d thorough
farr. The sentiment Of im. prIpeftt t-oxncrs
serlns now 10 bo almost unanimous In iayns u
sucI1 road.
, 1879-01-27

P.ichc. and plum., per half fbaehel 10 cents.
Rnii"r. pnr nnnsh, :. rents
thcsse. pr pHfnd. cent.
lfcef. frt.h, pc: runnd, :. cents. .-
lecf. curncd, salted, dried, Or smoked, per
pound. | rent.
Tnl,ow and lard, PR pound. cent ,
Mutton, sca1. and port. fresh, salfed, smoEea'
or cured. pcr rnnnd ] cent.
Flax, when dressed, per ponnd. cent.
Flax.sce,l. uer ronntl. Il 4 cent.
Elnycr.sccd, Dor round 1 crn!. ...
All other grisa.sceat. rer pound. = cent
Hops, ncr round. > entb.
fA1t, pes pound. :. cents.
Sugar, nnnanuRaeiurrA. pct pound. .rcntS'
SneAr, manufactured. per Hound. ccna.
Iron. and N1l manufacturer OF Iron. per 10o
Stcri. and Ill manufactures Of t.re'. per 100
pnunha. ~ rents.
T.,i,acco In leaf or unlnaausactusrd, per 100
pnnnds. 10 Crn*.
Petroleum. rrudc and reGnsd, and its products.
pcr gallon, tlrcn.s.
Wines and vinegar, per gallon, 10 cents.
ecugpuIE e.
Arfieftt E1e.mi<d from thf 1trction Of ihtx Act.
Ci.Ass and all ktntla IT manufactured inhacr".
UsstillcI sptrtt, brandy, whI4ky, mud ARTICLES
composed rhc,1f Of sp1rts. ale, nrer, aud porter:
All printed hooks und Articles Of an Immoral
character prohibited BY the laws Of tho United
States.
, 1879-01-27


CHICAGO, Jan, 25.-Yuu Are right. It would
he better to have no criminal Law In this State
tilnu 10 have IL used M 1t s,-a sEch 10 save the
criminal. Hoes any man helicya tint VIC should
have tenth OF the murders committed In this
city wcre It not for the protection of the courtsa
uo away with the Criminal 1aw antl tho Judge,
aul tho people will 10 away with te murder.
trf. | seldom 20 out without 1nrcttnt a 1iI'lr-
deres tt' has ben sarc' l,y tho crlt'nal eo'1rls
|. t,nkcs my hlool bpll. aIti feel tlrstre to ru.
my puE:Nar.! into hls heart. Was opsUsed to
tiiat Appellate Court; It was t,aac by lawyers In
or,!cr to il,erpnac III .r business Lot II be tlonc
nway with. That fellow WHO attempted to MIR
der tlu. policeman was sellt year to prsot. !
llavc lust read Ut ali nttempicd murder IN L3tl.
dun wt,rrc the criminal wis Eunt twenty years 10
nrisou, md no mention made Of appeal OF new
tylaj. Yours, ctv., +. JoSRs.
, 1879-01-27

In lecture lrfore Workluxmanb L'%a.
ur. atgut1 spukr ~ follow. Ui 'usal: -ao .ass. w
ssary meal Is generally eompose1 u dse 'at =,
d1ents aulalal u ultrosenont Iood. stafsa' ii
sweet touu, wRtery vegetables. beverage ~.
condiments. Ihis lDou, when d'Keslc''' y ~. s
intu tue system by b'oot vessels. FoF ittsss i,1s
ail especially lar worklIIxhsu, III th!' e'lI III
meats .se thu Host easily dise'ted, ~ IND
saulu time are the 1nost uuurt*ttls 1000 ,ss.t
IL the Casest and pork t'ic l'araest ~ "s n
Auoug vegetables, rice aud bolled c4p'asIt 80
the extremes. ANY Thug that is ifleA ~ ~ ~ NJ,
extremely in.lige.t0lu. Mllk conl4ias ~ s..if
Ingredients referred tu aGose, "'Hi 10 Eo.'''.kt
'all-sutiicieiIl." Nathrrs al4kc s1r41 w." i
III trying to Induce Infants unuet tao ',.t
aye u eat At2rshy food, for thcE1 " ~ a'nt Lt
Qui.l In the st0.azrn Ut III aofaut ~ "ht"t,sI
starrh eau bu changed to sugaF. and 50 iu,1.
tuan working Ia tbs open asr daily nsea sG n,
uunces Of tlstt, IS OF bread 3tsot outter vi
aud 81 ot waLsr. l ugrce villa tnans ,s. s' J@sit
rhe1ulsts VIM have proved that a!cuso.n y,..s
are ~ ald to thc systetn in setardius .nf ,rs4l
uf Tissues. b., tou, fur the Hatht ieasop' II III
ten AMI culJes u uouEishlu.s' An s1ers1 ~ w,
chi tuod Is to be c,4tefulIy 4vo'tca; 'te for. i
l,ails lead uuXnI tu abstaia fFou' atunII ;Lryr
too much is lsksu, lt.e k'dnr,t; w .n,eI T., b.
oif the poison VI tha lad, Ae n4e'' ;"
cQInp ut4enAeu4
, 1879-01-27
The T'Cuafaa- tBnnus I1itl.


WABASH, lnu., Jatl.-I nuttrn in YOUR issue Of
the eth lust. ttat you say, in Ill edtnral erti.
rislnv llsc new Peusaon bill, tslt It will t.ye TO
every {ensioaer upon tic rolla from une to scy-
s,.tecn rcars' tack pcnsion. WIN you have tho
goodness to tnforul Il iarsuclass u pcssous whon
the pentng l,ill ntEects, how IL run give Duck
pcustoas tn iat riaas Ut 4u1dEers Who llnye breu
drawlng pc:lsiuns IRON The date Ut their dis.
charges atMl do not tho glasN refer t0 etlI-
brarG iargr per cent Ut the nattoiits pcIlston-
erst In t!le pruv,so ot Sra. | Ut isr bill ii eun-
tanrd .i,e following lauguaEe: ''l'rovldeA Tie
rutc Ut tic pctlson for t1Ie intervening titus fur
which ihe arrears 1T punslnns art hcruby
granted shall b9 1Iir BaIie per month for w!iict
the ptnhlol wax originally granted.f Very IT,
sIecttulF, II. u. SluyELY.
lThc War closed In the spring Of lSta, uul The
volunteer Army wrru all discharged bY August
Of that year. OF the :N,0, ,10o names placed on
the pclatoa.rol!s since lso1, alnl who have
"rEoycd up" and are awaiting admission, Ger
sasnIy swu-thlrds Of three-tonrtls ot them
have a?pIie,! sinco thelr discharge. lhu ex.
animation now being .nnt!c Of ls,c pcuslon books
| will triug out the cxact facts, AtI.l lllat wilt
| show whether the Sl3,OW,oU stated b. tho
claim sccuts IN Congress Or t!m al0J,0NI,VO lu
$lN,t ,tHK,tAD estimate Of thu Secretary OF ue
| Treasury Is nearest roFtrct.]
, 1879-01-27

never sctn regiment. and t1at all the yi"inrIcs
werr VII by "the brave, ea1lant, an'l {! 's'tK
1.oran.n
'll"ra may rrobat'!v be STRENGTHENING NJ Of
nfrass It, In: Republican rarty in. this state
nftrr awhile, hut ;1,t pr,,suect will Ilut stsn,
como II ve arp a'way. IN lave State Central
Committee rtiuse ouly duty to l'v ierforIne't ID
to cry and wnrK fpr III" elevation II l.ncal In
stead Of The t,lcfess 0f tut Eus'ublitan oartv;
1t struck l1,r as being r1nrtly 'orrres when
"r.oaa :" Jones gut his thirty plcrcs of silver 1t
snrtn.Hcld. No commitment WIS ever more
prtty beAtowrd. fErHHLsrh*.
, 1879-01-27

posing s!drs, presents the ,t.,,oI ,.,,,-.,
trasts. Whether or not New York hsas H.. :; eas.
opportunity OF listening to tennr ~at,t nA y:
hcnIlnK can, perhaps, 10 bctter Iefcrn,pn..G ID.
than would haTn been po.sIllc haIl 's nnt =, his
sssn ssnat thFTn rv,t,s bis tse'ang r,t lie ib' bss'
time It seems to hare been of sornc , s.i lt!s
the public. 1 @e'Yet b
, 1879-01-27

n N. Editor ~ The Tribune.
RrFrA1.o, N. u, ian. 2l.--ft stands tlsr West
IN il,u1 to usc Il. powerful influence In favor IF
tho 1nnst lltl!r!ous 1hter.Sfute Commerce law;
more sweeping in Its ef|ert than the t,ow pend
tng t,!il bcfnre cotgresk. The law shouid sweep
nwny at once-now and {orevcr-ts,c barbarous
canal-tolit AMI trbutcs leylcd upon the proper.
rs uf one State seeking tile markets 0f the
world pnbsin9 through, mother State. especially
Western products passlng through tile State Of
New York. The Western. protuccrs have the
right to tho. free tae Of the Eric Canal after
contributing directly In cannl to!ls t,iore than
out hundred millions Of dollars Thcrc ara 70
be added to this tho enormous port charges ut
lie Ctly Of New York, that are regulated by
taken unlold ,nillluns Of dollars out nt The
~ 'lcts Of The Western producers. II il
runngh for the pcuplv ot this State to receive
illr benefits thai aecrl1e tu them frun the trans+
yast prutlucstons. wi.lo!lt imposing asl
sorts OF txactlons, which is curse to
ille people nj thc State. as well IA Il
hfg!l-fs.l,ird outrugc on llsc West. II Congress
between States, canals can be .sade free OF tolls
at o:,te. wtllnut Legislative actfon on the part
OF this State. M fear nccI BE- entertained Of
l,r abandonment nf lin Eric An,l other State
canals fu1 lack o! funds to krcp them Ia rctar,
uren II tut Stn.c Constitution docs read That no
more kl,ali be expended On my c9nal thnr lie
receipts from tutla tElc previous year For there
are n,!iols already paid into The State Treasury
from tolls which can be fna4e aya}labe for tanal
purbo.cs If Congress demands tns The canals
shafl he made Ireu for Ncstcrn PRODUCT Inns.
Another tnE: There arc n MINORITY nf citizens
Of this Statc who wo,,ld bu only too we'll pleased
II tr embargo were removed from of ,ttc canals.
anl commerce ultUwcd 10 flow frca through ttlts
rrcat Stutr Ut nslrs. Besides, there Is to ques
ton, If the Legislature lad The powerto rctnuyc
the tolls nml tlrrehy make the canals tree, IT
would be done bcf0re tue close Of
! tic present session. Hy oil means, y
! should be insisted upon lint Congress add
auutl.gr rlatlse to The Interstate Commerce law
now pent!Ing. tu this IND, that all cannl-tnlla,
wharfage, compulsory pitotagc quarantine dues,
| and ol III I state port charEcs now levied upon
The prtulttrta or shipping of nNo1her State shall
hereafter ba "abo1tsscl,' as taera II no doubt
Ill State port carrcs.,: s.,:cnnal tolls as well, arc
| unconstitutional 1,-tte laws fostering q few it,
| liyIluuls al Ills expense of nygrtaxel cnH,-
u,erye. At thu same time It wuuII t!uawaY With
nfl State Legislative FULFILLING, mud thereby nj.
low trattg 10 srcls tho cncalpr water route. tua
SECURING to producers of the WEST, Au thu cu,l-
gu1,ers Ut tic East every advantage uf our great
| natural uni artificial WATERWAYS. which could
not tal to bring permanent prosperity to tlle
Whole Union. Yours. W. e. Z.
, 1879-01-27
4tn " ".avErexslvn' Man.
Tn fks E.tIf0t nf Ths 1'rtktthh,


pANA, ILL.,, IA,,. n1s.-tt has been somewhat
amusing, well absuri, tD Ilrar tbs friends Ut
Logan and his orCaua rlatn,lnE he should be
ELECTED Senator bcvause lle Is an "agg rcssiycn
man. liy that term 1t ~ meant that wien lIu
becomes Installed III scuhtur such nlen "a
Gor1ot,, Ip,s,ar, u1ld hui Will haye to hy fpr
safety, Of rcu.ain In tho Scnatc and bc cllawe4
up. Tho last.nametl gentlemen nre prt,l,abIy
uot nslef, scared ytt; thrJ ars iuly euyn!xant Ut
the lart that dohn was nseislher Of tue House
four years ant tho srt!ate six ytura c.,,-
scentLyeiy, and II he eyer hearett or 10 tc least
iricutene'l Democratic 1aua;its there Ii ut
ieust no rccur,l of It. anl uooo4y hus EVER heard
o1 It.
Tl,e 1T. Louis Uiobs- Democrat has been ono Vi
tue organs elaiu,ing Lgan's superior utility 10
usD III Rebels, ali Ut lie slinc tluav was atyo-
calling thu election ut VraL as senator lrun Mis-
sour, who Was during uM Wara conspicuous
Confederate itrigadrr. Thu H.-U.ts euu1ss
would arllear very Inconsistent. uAtcss We at-
ecpl llsr belief that it wa.ts irsl III the scuats
that be n4sy, tao, to used up By 5lr. Logan. !
heard soll1r Ut la.an's tttoters u few days since
! remark they "erc glad CollktnK MAS Reelected.
BECAUSE he would bu al fHylIuLdia assist1ul tU
lcn. Logau IN using up CunIe1esatu Sti,atot..
| lluw absurd AMI Ridiculous thr arguments al"l
etlusts VI the uppuneuts ol Gen. oslesby were
to bFlug about lhu promotion uf Geu. Logan
| turPasses auythlsg vi tue Ein1 eyer witnessed.
| II lIaa always been NY bellGf that we SHOULD
have a inan fur Unitcd States Senator who
~uut.l euMH,an4 the respect Ulla eatccm VI
Lts co-Senatur., un.l I'll. untsorul ranIur, hun
est,. amt trushtuluess Ut Gos. Ugtcshy Gayu1linl
tt tonllllsure athl respect vi his colleagues. liz
never was thc hero .ol lubs. VI Aciiasrallan or
o'lrr ulli, corrupt, and worthless ela1s. md, III
CuaaEu,an Vi ti,r Colnuistcr op cIaitus fa t!!e
Scnate. Au WAS trustei W hu bEotlur-ScuateEl
| of the honest persuasion. Asa sol1lcr, tl"Y,
t'glesby had no superior untit ha was laurer'
ousy, a:nl at ule time supboael TO be nlurtaliy
Huanu't!; and yet br 1eadinE tl,e l.oRap orGnp,
III tic teccut Senatorial struYgie pcEeun liz!