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READY ron THE SPEECHES.
The End of Dr. TaIuaEe's Trtai-HIis Church
to Withdraw from tho Presbytery.


The Brooklyn Presbytory will meet this
afternoon to hear the lust witness for the prose-
cution. the Rev. DR.. Porter. on minor matter
connected with the charges against DIR. Tai
mage Then the summing up for the defendant
will be- begun. The speech in behalf OF DIR. Tai
mage has boen prepared by DR.. Spear. but as It
is long. DR.. Spear who issomewhat feeble, will
require the assistance Of Mr. Willard in deliver
ing IT, Mr.. Willard will read from DIR. Spears
manuscript the middle part of the speech. which
deals with the testimony. and DR.. Spear will
open md close the address. The speech will
probably take two days in delivery. The
speeches in behalf OF the prosecution will be-
made 10y Mr. Crosby and Mr.. MrCullarh. The
friends " DR.. Tamage will endcavor TO have
the debate by the members Of the Preshy-
terry in preparing for tho final vote held with
ouen doors. and DIR. Van Dyke said Yesterday
that he would not oppOse this proposal although
such n proceeding would be- contrary to all law
and usnge in the denomination. DIR. Van Dyke
added TINT he md framed speech in support
Of the conclusion which he had reached. and he
WIS willing to give his reasons for his vote in
public. The prcshytrry will not reach n vote be-
fore the middle " next week.
DR.. Tnlmage's church will. In any event with e
draw from the Prcsbyt"rv. and II "a decision Is
rendered against DR.. Talmugc. his advisers say,
he will not appeal from 1t.
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Tho suit brought by William Allen Butler Of
the law arm OF Butler. Sullman Hubbard, to recover
from Eugene Fiuck s5Ouo the value of securities alb
sractod by BHshnel the firms bookkeeper is nov on
trial before Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court Circuit
Bushnell used the bonds margin In stock specuanons
amt il Is claimed that Fiuck. who Is Bushnes brother
i.lAw WAS Jointly interested u these transactions, and
that he know the sccurues furnished ny Bushncl be-.
onrrd t0 his employer. Fiuck testified that Bushnell
told INN he had made money In spcculHtuns in Bnlt-
more and wished him 10 buy ana sell stock Tor him
through Mr. Dcmarcst agreeing 10 give him one third
oi the profits In niucty days they had s2pun profits
AuerArd Bushnell mude his ventures without consult
ing Finck aud lost heavily fnck claims to have hnd
no suspicions whence Bushnell obtained the securities
used as margins The case Will be concluded today.
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WEDNESDAY. Anril So;-FLoggG AND MAJ
sSaa.. xx aqas Xxx. ti+s, z. o. 'siaSi .pgas
ns;ois rsrnt, $ siss- ciiy sdfgag cSIf9. 8 75es.
ssansrn 1,SsT' az sn' pTs9ls ~ - "
ss4G Corn mcai-Tesicrn &c - 60 g. Brandy vine,
CorTcs-sPss,, hshyr M nearly nominal sales
tS SS II Ssi Ing sPaf Sr a aSSu'f: eS d
july. " 26c tor August ! ~ Tor scrismbcr AMI
por t.' ths aay ) sS5 bales
% .oG 3 T SS SoS Sa r1 t wsaE 2a
cry LOO bbls jun SOLO Sosins triae sisadier at
and shor, slssr alG ogE sYsa5 'e3c fst meats neat;
and irregular 90 the spot sa c $50 tcs prime Western
6Ac ~ te. do city, o2S. ior iu'9re dsllxery, 90
Ausnsr 9 49, ~ r.nnrh gli,t A. 80 Tor R S%.u
cry isalsc heese steady state factory, Bose Fresh
dE.lsS6es, was tes hshsr 81, rather quiet at
? red. sLii0slllis Tor No white. g. y Tor No am
Der, sc Tor So snrne "4elc ior 40 $40 si@s o!
Tor SO red for hay, i5'. Tor DO ior June, !, or
an amber ' tof june OF malt t"o bush canada sold at
e. % c1sh ny NOR acu,e snl .isSns s.ay, o.
Oats in fair demanda and nrm, sales 5000 bush At
Sis4rc. and No : mixed 81 siSc Corn Was iuIi and
t43c, No do, 1sSiS4c, No, B. +2e' 4JA.e tor No
prices ,ac, y Coobass part at 10, sic mild Grades
| quiet and unbalanced. MaTacaho II alo..c snd l9' a
/
| fot domestic Mulassss was quiet aud unchanged. Sow
orleans - a4'c.. and cuba 51tcst 25's-1'sc Raw si
gar steady at 90 ats tor tar to good refining, with
sales OF l4tnhds and laop hA-s, Including 81 Donlu
so al l,e refined larry active at es CSC Tor hatds
/ aud y. s7fsc A.
suNntifs-Navul stores wer0 quiet and barely steady
spirits urUeuuut Hhc, common 20 good strained ro-ii-,
| SL3'ssl 81 Petroleum was Jun and u, mlnniS, So.
Tor renued N hhls Taiuw easy ltDVn NJ. prime sui
| at 6'tc. Mhiskey nominal, At 81 u7stl U7a Ocean
reishs quiet AID barely 'icaly, grain io Liver
pool. hV sail 6.d 81 hs provisions Icy steam. 21a.fs
hour to London by steam. = ~ lran 10 CORR tor or
dcrs - v Or do 10 Gibraltar Tor orders, g. SCI do "a
Bayonne, 3s 81 refined Letruicum 10 tie l~vanL y sc
e case, do, IN hhlS from Baltimore Ia Bremen or Ant
| Wcrp. . lOi and 90 Hamburg, IS lU'sd, do. from
| PhIlade phia 10 the Continent 3s
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COLLECTOR coorER's REMOVAL.
Another illustration OF CIvn Service Reform
aa PrnctIaed by Inyea.

WASHINGTON. April 29.-Josoph A. Cooper.
late Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Sec
ond District OF Tennessee. il widely circulating
an open letter to Hayes with reference to his re-
moynl. claiming that il was because lie did not
support the Hon. L. c. Houk for Congress. In
this circular he gives his reasons for not sup
porting Houk. as follows:
Having been removed as Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Second District OF Tennessee
for no other reason than that would not sup
port the Hon. l.. G.. Houk for Congress. l have
written the President Of the United States tho
following letter. in which will 10 found my rea-
sons for not supporting him:
KSoKvLLE. Tenn April 10. 1874
To n. Ercses R b Blv' iisru"'' hd"''o", Washington,
HoSoarD SIR From private despatch learn that am
Rc,cnnc Tor hi. second District Of Tennessee What IS
probably you had best learn who i, to De removed and
Who Is soliciting removal Relauye to ny.ell wouli
saar TS"nNy james sSSs w sehoS"d j. b ca4. $
S scSai and f6 SaOu nh VIM '' wa, f as
ing battles Of my country l. g iio9A. VI g, WAS
alter which he skulkrd behind me army hanns spur-
ous moneys which he continued to de- unuI about the
year Sa and only ESCAPED punishment by the statute
not vote Tor a man whom Knew to be wholly unreis-
Ssr agaia Quarierma.er Tor the First Ea tennessee
Volunteers striving o wrong we snldeL ~ MS faohs
trcrs Ming drunk at London Ky, allowing himself to 10
.urpri,.d and b., army r 1 a., Z,
| service 6y GEN RosecrAns IN The spring Of 1853
lie caused the removal OF judge u X Young and was
elected to u the vacancy, ami while on tue bench was
So iuu, under the influence ct spirits that m one in
! stance winnie irving ciy of debt he actually
charged the Jury though II were ca of felony You
Will hV reference To the reports spoken NJ That VT
louk entered into an agreement while ON the bench whl
! W Il Cook aud ouic that II they were detected Dol
handling spurious he would effect their release
A. counsel n the United Sacs Courts tor NiOHtors Of Oh,
Internal laws AMI officers ne and and com
tort 60 the Nloaturs thereby rendering the cunrcrmcu
| of the laws IN my district very dangerous through h
corrupt amt inlsc teachings, with that o other pohucH
dcmntogucs have buried one son, Killed nt he hand
| ut revenue law violating dcsrcradocs should supper
| such mani say, no. am, very respectfully YOU
! uhcdeut servant JosfrH A. toorft, collector
James NJ. Melton, who was appointed to I'll
! the vacancy, WIS to day confirmed by the Sen
| ate in spite OF the above letter.
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B1NKING AND FINiNCLIL


Advertisement
NEW YORK. ArRiL 81. is7a
To the Stockholders Of the Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany
Gentlemen: A card has recently appeared sisned by
" d 5. Bacbock" CNho is now acting director and
officer Of this company asking the stockholders to send
their proxies the election Mcssrs whitchouse
Co. in his interest It will be remembered that this is
the same nrn mat at the last election bitterly
tunatcy unnecessarily. opposed many OF the largest
stockholders who were acting in concert with
70 elect the present Board by whom the company has
been saved from utter The interest" Of Mr. Bah
cock. far has ever appeared consists OF very
small proportion Of shares apital
While have been Identified with the company as its
largest stakeholder owning as do, nearly oncscvont
Of Its entire capital stock. have exered my energies to
promote the interests Of Pacific Mail. my time, my
money and my credit have freely used In be-
half and they will continue to be used as long
connected with the company. Can Mr. Babeock make a
like statement quote from his card. The company
in better condition than it was year
and plans In contemplation which, II carried out,
very materially add to 1t. value" To whom Is the
credit Tor this condition the united action Of
the whole Board Of Directors eight Of whom
desire my reelection
quote again what is needed for H. permanent sue.
cess Board Of Directors alone interested Ia Pacific
Mail" Can one who the saaried Pre- another
steamship company. well Of this aud the saisried
Vice of railroad company be said 20 possess
this publication Are not uosc corporations entitled To
the bencnt OF his entire serNiccsf The Pacific
Mail requires at its head who devote his entire
time and att nton 20 It, interest alone" am not a
candidate Tor would accept the Presidency any
other office except that u Director That position de-
sire no. for any personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT or benefit but
In orer protect my interests stakeholder. which
identical with your think that the magnitude
OF those interests fairly entities thereto. The per
welfare OF this company depends upon pursuing
strictly and economically It's legitimate business stock
holders who with me In this view. and who DC
wish their Interests sacrificed IN outside schemes
made tributary other corporations requested Il
send their proxies hsssrs William John Brien, -
| wall ST. Nessrs S.uticr Co, ~ Broadway, hcssrA
| b. Wallace A Co.. - Broad St. or to
| Yours very truly, HENRY HART
| 7.YI Madison av
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Two years ago an old man named Redmond,
who had long lived with his wife and two sons In cone
Portable circumstances lost all his money in an unforu
nate investment After that the supported their
parents until the eldest was drowned while attempt
ing 70 rescue a companion whom the tide carried away
while the two were bathing The remaining son, a
nainer then supported the household, but ON Wednrs
DAY Of last week he fell from scaioding while painuu
the house at West street and died IN 81 vincent
Hospital on the Friday following ON sunday night te
lodgings OF the Redmonds At 362 Eighth avenue caught
Are f0n the candles which stood at the head Of the dead
sons CONN and the whole effects OF the old couple were
dek
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Tho fair given by the ladies OF st. AIMS
Church in Tammany Han to assist in paying the debt on
the church AMI the parochial school is proving very
successful The tables around the hall hand y
supplied and combine with the moving groups Of young
people 10 make an agreeable picture. some nne en-
Lrorries choice articles of furniture and hrca rae
are displayed kOuceah Is maacca cane, with 4
cha scd gold handle valued At 500 which Is TO be voted
To the most popular layman IN tie parish The lair VIII
remain open until May u
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kIIIed by Grief.

On Tuesday afternoon Anthony Count, n
Frcuchmau OF 800 Market street Paterson WAS unable
to nd the funeral his little boy In consequence Of
his being utterly Frustrated by grief when the rest of
Mr Counts family returned from the funeral they found
MIR Count dead A turuners inquest was held ana death
was shown tn have been caused BY thrombosis or coagu-
laton blood, which The physicians think was the
direct result grie Mr. Count was 80 years
Df a.
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SPECIAL Notltss.
swALLO WING
SWALLOWING
$$ssrsF 8 go f s 90 III
+ 6 200 9 i s..sls g 200 3 III .

IL CATARRHAL MUCCS. causes;
FOUL BREATH aud DISGUSTING eXpectorauon;
CRACKING PAINS In the head and forehead;
DEAFNESS and loss OF smelling power;
BRONCHITIS. Hay Fever. aud other diseases.
THE ACTION OF CATARRHAL VIRUS through the
mucous membrane has been finally discovered.
WEI DE MEYERS CURE, THE ONLY KNOWN REM.
EDI for these diseases Its
cinaton Is Tor smallpox
D @ McKELvEY, Government Inspector, 1917 Mott st..
h q HLACKBrRS. at Lord 4 rayior's. Broadway n
Y cured OF THREE YEARS CATARRil; ONE PACK
BENEDICT. JR. 5};ewelslrt ,eee7 Broadway NY.
The Rev e.. }. JONES, Sew Brighton. 5. l." Worth
me Rev GRO a RIEs ien Jaw st.. Brookiyn-"rt
Tc Et aiE rs 70 car = Y-"rha. worked
Dr. Il 9 DuRkIN. pcnust 55l 6th av, n. Y. cured Of
Ms J. SwAyll 30 warren st. Jersey city, catarrh
Mrs EMMA iI0wES e, West Washington square,
ny. cArAEEn - YEARS cured by packages
DIR WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET, with the most
remarkable testimonials record SENT FREE by his
agents, Messrs D. n. DEWEY co. 81 Dcy st., y Y,
or by Druggists The CrRE Is DELIVERED at $3.50
package. Think Of REAL CURE for obstinate dis
this trning cost
FER sale BY RIrMAS A.!2T lIosss mrDSyT IT, ala
sTlGER co. - Birclay st.; A. e. Dt'NG. Is very aud
Canal 81 GOULD l,ts 81 ay AID -ih I aud
Ana 40 80 Az co0Ss. 81 s,h Az; GikEKA soy i5S
9I9 AZ ErLfA Sis9, sy BENs9N Ha1'ym In s," &
son. Montague AMI 1 Hex. y, bENNS i, l, nd
i%Sfs, 5ci3 Sa% isi T@i,ys G%GS3 5.s I'd
% NT.i & SSs HG Ssna ~ a sd s t and
% Bedford ay. ,yiNCENr. a, BIoadway coNkilN,
S say tp E Mdr 49, M ' ffwiN a S nt
geometry st; GARKiGAS and iliCKEY Xcwart: nook.
gEiiGffE't - M@Tfi;SEe. RFrKEk sa,p:iaa, si,rea
/ y. y. "A y l. e. il \.
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SUPREME Court -CHAMBERs, Nos. 2l5, 2Gl.
~ BIB 200 2d9. 27p srtcIAL TrRN-lnsc on Part -
s5s7 sisa s5Si 35oi s5mi s507 55oS $500 800 ;8iI
1904, 1915 1855, Mtl7 3ns, 3dla Part 4 Nos 3li4,
44l alii 327 l77ls 2is2 23i. $40. 273 2l7i, 27S2.
S 1881 1897 l2iuls 1876 3i2a 3lhh, iiai 1863 1873,
8isf 3lpt 2ia7 3iOi ainj $500 1868 3h26, 1888 4n
Case
CoHHnS PLEAs.-Part I-Same calendar EQUIrT TKRA
-AlInurnrI for Tho lerm
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DTTORCED.

HOLMES In the city oi Sew York tho 3o,h day Of
April 1917. bv the Hon Abraham r. Lawrence, a
Justice If the supreme Court Evelyn a. Holmes from
John h Holmes Cause. adultery
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Busintss Notit.s.

FIny Per Cent. saved
nv nsing HIGGINS German Laundry SOAP. because 10
purc Ask tor T. and give II a trial
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lo0 Ab, sns..- g 100 7. Val -. i4talsl.
On G. G.. C. al 44tatAi, 100 Rock I....... 1901
IS che IA 2 1ltsila1 iettn G. A y ihiislfs
2tnChic A All .... II i3a2u &c. a n pt. t2is al
2i7S5 u I. A " .a27ta5iS 40 Union Pacific. 52ss
is-p bel Hud t6'a ethia 7d7, Wabash $50 s1-'a
O7-p Eric .... . 90 ,a2G, 1850 A p Tel 80. ea3
100 Eric NJ 4sisggs LYON " 4 Tel iOfi g6iua
4OSo Han AStJo. lHsis $3.50 G. G. l. c.. 'ss5is
.En II asst Jo p ~. 4tosI 300 Suro ~
.un ~ cent Co.. .eGss G75 stand Min 3na20'.
f441 Nan Fac. e. cfiasi 7fO Iron Min. 20t Oh
i5bbl Lake shore 72isn . 2D 81 I. ; p. 81. 49,
ii2~l Mich Cent ~ ais 2pp - l. AS = nt Halo
$50 Asst Paul a. .stusI 10 81 Ia 81 istpf -.
i475 N&StPpf S2C9-ilsl en- Lou n .,56a 'e5a's
i~7nM X r. .14lself ~ Panama .......- i20
40 Nor. a Ess 80. a-6sI I'M - e. a. 3i~;ei's
1899 \ j. cent 44irst2isI ~ Boston Ar LARGO
tsps Nthwcstn SOL af-AI % \ Y. ~ ......... 1875
stp Nrwstr'npi ~ fsNk toCan So. ......... 80
a1N CtnIl7i,sti7isI 70 u ~. ii3
5Cii % Ni.S...i5is aitlsl lon All u ~. sG1it
IuO u Mss pi S'sl Gotai sales, i12055 shares
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Should use Ohnes Tastcless Cod Liver OIL with Lime
and Mld Cherry Sold by druggists Depot Bowery ADV
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Business Nutlt,s.

unum a. Friedman.
ARTIST TAILORS, BENNETT BUILDING,
have Just opened the large store, 23l Broadway
with full assortment ct finest Imported and Do
nestle Woollens,
AT PRICES TO SrlT THE TINES
Miller a Co.'s ceIe brnted shoe establishment
is omen TN, day at 20 West ian unoNcd from troai-
wao Boots and shoes. all stNcs pOpulsr prices IA.
trOntze MILLER 4 co, 70 West lith ST.
The Best Elastic Truss Ever Invented, Price
nov only g. 90 POMEitOl TRUSS co. 74j Broadway.
BIaIr's PuIs.-Great English Remedy Tor Gout and
Rheuulausn- All druggists have them
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Out tomorrow in clear bold. handsome type.
TIE MEMBER FOR PARIS.
BY rROlSErOILEs .2uc-
out SATURDAY. In clear. bold. handsome type
uRNllI.E COLLEGE.
BY MRS. HENRY WOOD .20c-
JUST ISSUED
- syyias Choice hy Gcorsiaua " Crak ........ 2oc.
80 tI uu Mrs Forrest, 1nc
a3 The Flying putchmau. ..... .lOc
au2 Under one Root handsomely illustrated. bY
James Pawn .... ....... ....... Toe.
ani Orlrr Peoples u.y.hN Emile Gihorau ...... ~
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41J AIRY FAIRY Iial 10y thc Author OF Noble Bawn &C.
For sale hy all news ealcr- sent postage free, on
ccipt price. 10y GLOkuE MUNRO u 10 y NandeWaler
It, New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGhNCE

nStiruRf AtNtSAc-rHts nav
rises.... 5S sun SETS. hd Moon sets 10
HlGH NAfkK-rulS nAN.
sandy Hook. AZ toy. Island. SO Hell date. 81
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The Best Elastic Truss Ever Invented, Price
nov only 500 rOMEKul TRUSS co. 74j Broadway.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26
VEGETINE,
Superior to Any Family
Medicine.
DOCTORS GAVE HER UP
vEcErlNE CURED HER.

-....lF MONTREAL, P. O., Oct %, 1879
Mr.. Fl. R. SrEvENs-Dear Sir About fifteen
years ago was troubled with Scrofulous Humor
which settled on my lungs and brought on &C.
we're cough. l consulted five or six of the best
physicians in Boston. but they gave up treating
me- said there was no hope of a cure and they
could do nothing for me. A friend who had used
Vegetine In his family recommended me to try it.
procured three bottles, and before finishing the
thi bottle found myself entirely cured and had
not another attack of scrofula for nine years.
After that period had to get some more Vege-
tine. but it quickly restored me to health again
and have not had third attack. am sixty
nine years old, and since becoming aware Of the
virtues OF your medicine have given it to my chill
dren and grandchildren and have recommended
1t to my fir ends The results have been invari-
ably all that could be desired. Previous to my
first trial of the Vesetine had cancer removed
and scr0fulous sores broke out on me, but none
have appeared since and believe it superior to
any OF the Family Medicines in use.
MARIA J. KIMBALL.
I can vouch for the above statement in every
particular. and consider Vegetine the best family
medicine now In use MOSES KIMBALL,
Husband OF Maria J. Kimball.
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|ImproYed@PerfeCtedI
Ia ABSOLUTELY
; WHAT The WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

~ ..u.,, Of petroleum
From the s'', asy, there ha. ,,',ss s,ss Of crude
tue sts'sns sna the good .,sssa and that Il
oil s,.ay nars aS sss pstro, s.
s1s,s. Every one 'sss psnssra',p,ss'r ,s wooden
,ssn rno1s ,s.sn not rs's's's .,s coated with
'ssns ss - s unless s1ss,.l ssss and It is mo- ~.
some ,,s,as .s that It goes goes rss can md sass 49,
roots sS the s,s, and =, rnsn
lss aa rans,ssss IN Nigh ..es t. 70
se md these same .a .s,as !.
,ss Tn. op', ss.' Sss
DARK color , asr sar chemists has snevn oal, 70
Of ,ss,ss, ens ana b, yer, s.aoosrss osrsse.,ns
,s sss''s ns,ss ,ss
cAN Az handled as os '.,' -. experiunen's ,,.,r
osins ,n o0noesh. .,al na' on the human ,no., a
=: g: ':. % ; :: ;:: e.: =:
an. anu as the best s,ps hair on e'.a hair
produced for ss,snsfal ana s''s,s ssss,sl. Of
asss'ss .vsr sulphur sosset or Of the earth, 'as
drugs. M tn. s,sasa's applications will
CON- to feed upon. Qualities. Doe. nov vs ..
show its ., use :, os's soo,tns.
bestowed up'A Sx
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Now, ,you naughty boy. YOU are pok-

Z Now, Jyou nsrgifty boy, you are pok-
ing fun at me. You know l mean an
Indian word-Nabob, that's not it. Tif-
fin; no, tta's something to eat. 1t must
be Begun. Or is it Begun? No, Be-
gum, l think. However, it doesn't mat-
Ter. Pm very glad you're not married,
and that cur brother has returned 10
us gay young bachelor. l shall expect
YOU to beau us about everywhere, sir,
mind that. Now we have got you we
intend to make good use of you, | can
tell yeu.'
Peter, still with his mouth full, made
some unintelligible answer. Miss Pa
mela, struck apparently by happy
thought, skipped playfully to the man
telpiece, and took from it the miniature
OF the chubby-faced young man.
There, Peter, she said, can you tell
me who that is?'
YIro mr. ooUrrvyrFD1
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26
The Maine DemOcratsassd the Count
-, .[Springtield Mass. J. Republican,

r lSprngnelQ MASS heplDHcan,J
AT no time in American history has a
graver responsibility rested upon polit-
ical party than rests upon the Democrats
to-day. 1t is for them to say whether
the national honor shall be wounded and
the national safety imperiled. A great
wrong has been commitaed against the
sovepignty Of the people. 1t has been
done at a time when it may have fatal
weight as precedent. The result of a
State election has been deliberately falsi-
fed. The defense put forth by Garcelon
and his associates is absolutely no de-
fense. It is.a verbose assertion that the
law has been obeyed and no wrong has
been done. But every one knows that a
great wrong has been done. If the ques-
ton is put to the Governor and his
Councilors "Did you honestly try, under
the forms of the law and the Constitu-
ton, to ascertain the true will and intent
of the people of Maine as to their legis-
lators?" there is but one possible answer
to the question. Every intelligent man
| knows that they acted with deliberate
ttta ruAuAouo pul V'oU W ouloiHVCiPicu VIC
intent of the peoples voice in the elec-
| ton. Whether they openly broke the
law or only twisted the law, they vio-
lated its spirit and outraged the first
principle Of free government-that the
will Of the people, peaceably and or
derly expressed, shall be the supreme
authority. ss
Their half-fnished crime is, as it
stands, the work of individuals. If it is
consummated by the assent Of the Legis-
lature, the Democracy Of Maine makes
itself an accomplice in the crime. If ii
is tolerated by the public sentiment Of
the nation, it will showla Generalization
which makes our future almost hopeless
and these momentous decisions rest chiefly
with the Democrats. Indignation and
protest Of Republicans alone signifies
little and ayails little. 1t is only the
party that would immediately profit by
the wrong that can effectively condemn
and even thwart it.