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THE REV IR. BRIGnAm's WILL
Giving his ROdy to Church, and with n
81 1909 for Monument.

The Rev. Charles Henry brigham late pastor
Of the First Unaunn Congregational Church in Ann Ar.
Dor, Mich Hnd Professor uf Ecci, aical History IN the
Meadvc, Pa, Theological school. dird the igth inst
Ills remains were buried on Friday from the Church nj
the saviour, IN Pcrrcpont street Broolyn. the inter.
ment being IN Gwcnwoud. ny his Will which wac Of.
tered for probate IN brooklyn yesterday. Mr. Brigham
di os,s o soon H. gives his buy to tile First Con.
grcsausna Church and Society Of Taunton Mass to De
buried IN their chuchyari and with gives 100 OF
which $50 Is o. be used for q suitable monument for
thu. ahi a. ~ tu Keep the monument ~ rslair The
,nall III ''ch Mht'i his m"tcr gave him III 1850 he
gives 90 %. brother. Lucicn T. Brigham. aud the arlc
gild watch Which the TINT arian society u Taunton.
Mas whu.e pastor hc once was gave hin he gives t.
& l. haNN"l III. h'-ks aui palnuhLrfs he gives t. the
theuoical > Hugl IN NeHdy D.. ~ lii nIuusc-tt.
'iuth@ ctirts. aud lrttcrs be Lycs 10 the Rev A
LiNtrmurc aHl IL ~, l. B Wilson 10 trust to oct
AWl gftiarc for lnnteatiHn snoh they uiay thiuk
~"lv ard lie give. 500 g. each OF ;hsm Tor their ser
vices 40 w. Anglican Cll'anl A;i0t.. an lac gives
ne siN' plate cuin... Ht'. wac -.,h .'. LIN ~
De OF TIE fr.t Congregational S,civty ut Tduut H. and
y mat -cittN lie gives he uAflle olt which u,tn
ter pre-, nfi To- aim ~ i~9 lie gives Mr. Maiha L.
SAMPSON ri.ii ant Sitti 10 each her tour fhildreu
- ~ 60 i- -'rr Caroline Ma we'll AND $50 tp,aci Ut
htr iuur ctdrrus S-iu u Harriet = and A. u Brigham.
aud $500 - %. Nrrlhcr, Lucicu B9sha. and $40
t. catN OF his an
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James II. Cosgrove. who is charged. rs Chief
United stats Deputy Marshal IN the Eighteenth As.
seubly District in the last election. with falsely certify
ing to the pay rolls OF bis assistants testified before Com.
missioner Lyman In his own behalf yesterday lie said
that he gave the certificates which the charge Is based
against him in guol iah. lie had seventy officers de
t.itd gudcr him in tic election eni he found 1t impos
hle n look after tcm all IN every distct lie had to
rely ON others Tor ID. inrnAton REGARDED the met
fI g. have tcrsouatd DEPUTY Mershals Chapman gui
-e' than, utN rcUu.u,d iaitiu ~rNiccs. A. ho
Knew. and bee SUPPOSED them To Ice the proper officer
lie Ntnt with the mtn WHO persorstrd D'pufN tuul.
man 8" tic District uineN. al bad han pay back ia,
money that We had drawn FROM the Marshal. The lni'o
Staiss there ~ tut Tie strNicc- oi without fay
Tue Wiitcss d mot uituk that u VA, Disqualification o,
act siul tnd supervisor elections A nice
Who sersd IA h.fh capaciiirs could show Eresici
CHicilnnN lie sid that ui the wttUrs-ss tIt
irus cannon had told him that be- promised an 40
poluunsnt ia the Department Of Public works a hs
would serve subpuuas on the men who ptrsouRtrd
al
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The Potter Committce Ia secret session-No
More Testimony to he Taken

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The Potter Investi-
eating COMMITTEE wcre m secret session for over two
hours has rntns, discussing number DO, uincnts
hd before tl,u 10y u, Chairman. Auous the-e were
TIE tee Communications OF the appointments OF l. J. Dennis
ot FLORIDA To the Treasury Department which was
'isncd 10y William T.. chandler II hi.hcc. /. ilearns
and 4 Sar ant, and the .ccommc ndaiion Ut the ~
ronmcn OF LcNissc OF The Hayes electors Lou.
i.aua To be Special AGENT Of tie Treasury winch was
'i-ued ~ GOV kcilu-r Madison Wells. n. T. wharton
ana others u i g"ncrey uudc rstlot that further
ttrht' VIII ie inAru AntAr' pinn was made faYuf
u N,HitA ana solomon. bat the nf- uaif b. ccrttHad
tote sieN o. attend Hnd t.c -, ni down e. Ialln-
hts~r tn SUBPOENA tc latter friar~ that hr g. Ly
MHnd, nul u D. th'NEht lint lie has -nc 60 McNlct.
ines u u'rs having been d~cus-.d N tho Comm
tr fut sion d" psc>suig uft 90 toars- "a on the
cNari't AdhA,'d came az, Ei a'ter iuis converse.
iull tit tNituau Wa a-krd a. submit his nj Ia
respect ulertu nu friay a. ~. L. which dan Tire Gln.
Htiiity Hfl .urLcd cen Butier Will also present his
views un The SUBJECT and there viii in an Iruh.hitv
b. an Animated discussion ~ TO the sacUt points which
tie TEL Ogt ls u embrace.
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was IL nm Honorable OGere

The quarrel between the two Commission
crs appointed by the Mayor. under the
direction Of the Board OF Aldermen to codify
the ordinances of this city, has brought out
some interesting facts. Tho persons origi-
nally designated TO perform the work were
Mr. ELLIOT +. SHEPARD, u practising lawyer,
and Mr.. FRAScIs l.. SrEqsoE, Assistant
Corporation Counsel. Their compensation
was fixed at five thousand dollars. 1t APP
pears that Mr. SrETsoS soon became hope
less OF agreeing with his colleague, and
resigned. His successor was Mr. +. b.
SHAFER, who was equally unable to agree
with Mr. SHEPARD, but did not resign.
The result Is that two codes of municipal
ordinances arc submitted to the Board OF
Aldermen, ono by each OF these gentlemen,
while each reviser dcnounccs tho work Of
the other. In their wranglc before the
Aldermanic Law Committee il was asserted
by Mr.. SHAfER that Mr.. SHEpARD's clerk
had offered him, first, one thousand dollars
and then twenty-five hundred dollars to give
up his manuscript and resign from the
Commission. Mr. SHEPARD is reported to
have answered the charge In these words:
MY clerk had conversation with Mr. snArra which
the latter solcmuy PROMISED never to rotcat m which
the matter at smirhsatou was talked g. I am not
afraid to have every word known that srokcr. Re.
that there would be- agrc eincnt between w.
was willing that Mr. SHaTR should have hi share Of
The compensation allowed uy the board Of Aldermen.
did not authorize such oGcr bntit was entirely an
honorable one"
The learned Commissioner evidently has n
ou Nr notion Of what constitutes political
morality. II the above report is correct he
deems il ~ 'ucr for one person secretly to
take to himself and perform au important
public duty which the law has assigned to
two persons and he iustincs one Of them in
paying the other to let linn do the work
alone. Not only 80. but the propo~ft pay
mcnt was 10 be made cut OF public ,money,
Appropriated for the .c..~'ccs nss of me
Commissioner only bat Of two.
lie defends himself by saying he was will
ing that Mr.. SHAFER should have his share
OF the compensation allowed by tho Board
OF Aldermen. But we do not see how his
willingness or unwillingncss can properly
have anything TO do with the matter. Mr.
SHAFrR was entitled to hall the compcnsa-
tion II he did due portion Of the work,
whether Mr.. SHEPARD was willing or MT;
but he was not eni.l"d ~ single cent il
he threw up the task, as seems to have been
desired bg his colleague. Yet the offer
which Mr.. SHEPARD now defends was sim
ply proposition TO pay him for doing this,
and 10 pay him out Of the funds OF the city
OF New York.
Instead OF being entirely honorable, the
offer was neither honorable nor cxcusahlc;
and man who maintains its propriety
argues his own unttncss for any position OF
public trust
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The AntI-ChIne,e nm.


10 THE EDITOR OF HE HuN-H"! repuo-
mean iogn OF government "ud universal Suffrage lF'suP
pose al amount % ih"hlEe|ce ana oNs Nfl"' Nh'eh II
Is quite apparent all OF cur present population do hoi
scss
INC range OF thought ana mouNe manifested N we "e'
ba''s u congress hardly ever rises ABOVE ihe mean's'
partisan and selfish cohsii'Fau"nS
fhacnnenN w uc greatest p"'slh" hgushee' AN1 most
injurious consequences " large u"'s OF our e'n~hs ana
damaging to the most vital Interests Tie country are
Wb u pusheu MrVush Ia c"np"uoh Tor U' "NoWcd T'"'
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View Jer.ey cen,ral,. Conaluan.

Ex-Judge +. $. Lathrop. receiver Of the Cen
trail Railroad Company OF New jersey. has submitted his
annual statement OF the operations the road Tor the
1875 The total income of the ruad lcased lines aud
branches, from all sources was s5.,so5a5 73 the ca.
icn,cs e. lss 7s6 ~ net earninss sl32 100 80
The was an increase en- passenger receipts 81 SIS ~
in merchandise freight s7T G2 81 In re-
ceips sir ,2'6 ~ and decrease coal freight OF
$40. 49, ~. a. comnafed with 1871,
IltV net earnings fiS2u77 " less than 1877
lie reports tAt the road an have been thor
ou-hN maintained without any addition To the
ton account In accordance with the rrcnnstructou
scheme. 10 pr cent has been paid upon all STOCK aud
two ana hali year coupons have been funded sis
tlNp hunds out at total Of fleiJJOpD leaving Ouly
sd14,tpl uiass utvd
All the blanket mortgage bonds issued AZ the time OF
The receivers appointment amounting To g. 3OOUDl
been TodcN med and cancelled.
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WHAT WAS FouND IN An OLD CHEST
Autograph Letters Of John Hancock, sad
Others Of Revolutionary PUNE.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Feb. 49, Charles Broom,
farmer OF Sullivan County. while searching
for an old deed concluded to examine the con-
tents Of a chest which had been in his possess
sion and undisturbed for nfty-two years. 1t
contained old papers. and in opening them ho
discovered package tied with tape. After the
tape was exposed to the mir for about two hours
1t became fine MS ashes. In the package Mr..
Broom found five letters Of great nniduity and
ofsome public importance. One Of the letters
was dated at Yorktown. Pa. OFT. 8. 1777. written
10y John Hancock. then President OF Congress.
informing Gov Clinton Of New York that Con-
gross had appropriated $500 for the erection Of
IA monument 10 the memory Of Gen. Herkimer
This Ia tho $500 OF which ex-Goy. Seymour
spoke in the sp.och recently delivered by him
In i"rkiinrr County on the subject OF raising
money To- erect monument In honor of Gen.
HerNimer. II Is said tlnt the $500 have never
been paid. nnd ON the strength OF this letter the
people of Herkimer will petition Congress for
its payment. with interest for 1O1 yrnrs, To be
expended for the PURPOSE named. Another NJ
1777. signed by Gen. Morris. Informing Gov.
Clinton Of the retreat OF Gen. Burgoynp. Tho
lhird wac dated OF 10. l777 signed 10y John
JAY 10 Gov Clinton. The fourth was dated
Aug II. 17T7 signed by Richard Morris who
administered the first Presidential oath of ofIica
10 Gen; Washington in Wall street. Now York
CITY The hith letter. wns written by Peter Il.
Iivingrtpn, August .l771 to Gov. Clinton.in rcla-
ton 10 tho Medical Department OF the CONT
Mental Army. These letters were shown to
Gov. Nnbinsnn and are now In the possession
Oi ia" Hon. Robert 4. Snyder Of Suugcrtirs, u
s,rr County. the Postmaster OF the present Az
selnbly. senator l. clrstine has Introduced u
~ IA tn Senate apprnlrating tue sum OF
$1,000 for the purchase Of these letters Tor the
Stnte. The blil was referred to the Finnnce
Committee. wi ich reported iuyortbly under the
Recommendation OF the State Librarian.
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THREATENING to Hang Legislator. In Nevada.

VIRGINIA CITY. Fob. 2i.-An immense mass
citing Was held tonight 10 take action the Antrail.
road I'LL which comes az IN the Legislature tomorrow.
Three thousand people present ami the excitement
was iuicu~.
Senator Lane. who opposed the bill asked by rcso.
luton TO rcsisn Immediately. Propositions to hang
members of the Legislature who bought were r..
ecvcd with chvcrs II was PROPOSED 10 process.
lion %. men g. walk a. Carson IN the morning aud de-
mHui that their Delegates las the t A committee
twenty three met aud passed resolutions that the pro-
puscd demonstration be done away with a. they feared
hanging amt hlooishcd. The Committee have drawn
resolutions 10 send To- Carson Tomorrow morning bv dele
gates expressive u tho intense feeling here. and dccn.
inS 90 tee sp'nsibc Tor consequences IN the urO-
,slu
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To THE EDIroE OF TIE SUN-Sr: l have
watched the Wonuts wakins mania with great inter.
est and with establishment a. nnding concurrent pro.
tcs; against It from thycians II /, tnc think that
sou,bpy should s.cak cut. ant FEELING. have mus.
tered enuug say a. the pubic ihat iur
to uu no iiy scNttc trials 90 cdstasi h little l~t-
ter than suicide 1hrv caunu bat be very Wuriuus 1T
last. to almost cNct. woman tNgaliug ~ them 1t
Woiucu uoNcN.r robust they icies- tvusciyr- a. h.
beware how they utir strvn4h lstc ~, seal
cunt,-t icw mites day NJ moderate NAlkns ls the
Mr. y C. b. NJ d.
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Troy. csmmon oounelIm,n Arre..ea.

TR0H. Feb. 25-This afternoon warrants wcro
granted Tor twcnty ree members OF the Common Coun
ei Of Troy, charged with violating the Election laws
Ata meeting OF the Common Council on Thursday even.
ing petition presented asking that several polling
places Ia the city be located m other places than thnse
specified. the places selected heins liquor saloons This
petition was lad ON the table hY unlnimous vote The
warrants were ISSUED by Justice Smith II lhnsiugburrn
the affidavit W John MGliu. President of the Green.
back Central Iluh of Troy The Aldermen viii have a
hearing on Friday morning
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Time was devoted in the Assembly ycster-
day to u I'LL that proposes TO prevent insurance
companies from paying dividends upon an
impaired capital. BY it the Superintendent
is authorized to revoke the certificate OF foreign
companios whose capital is impaired 10 the
extent Of twenty five per cent. and 30
compel State companies 10 mako good
imparmcnts or surrender their certificate. An
amendment to the bill provides that all bills
for examinations must be audited 10y the Comp
troller and the money paid 10y tie companies
for such examination must be paid into the
State treasury. 1t was for refusing to send bills
to the Comptroller for audit that Supcrintend-
cnt SMYTH was accused by the Governor and
wllitcwashod by the Senate last winter.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SuS-Sr: There Gp-
pcared In the New York newspapers Monday.
f,h 49, snuc int resting news concerning the Floating
Bethel ~ jersey CITY The reporters told how the boat
mon leaked. with their wcathrricatcu faces In 'aci
they III q 90 make the bottnrn appear worse looking
than they Now. huatuan. bat have 40
wtatsr hralcu lace. have holy there that
hat An that see there Place b rW boys who
there make tun. But trust that CAPT Janlou
viii put a stop to th,t capt w II. NEfpuAM.
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wa.hburne of Illinois ~ the KepubIIcHA Cnn-
didnte.

! talked this week with prominent Now Eng
a% Republican OF great shrewdnoss, who said that
EhhH b. Washburne was the coming man. lie rs man,
said my friend, Who has the comIlo confidence tie
rank and ME OF the party he has teen sr ten years
urey separated from the management VI the party, aud
ho Is the only man ct prominence and power IN the
parD who does occupy sach position, lie /. absolutely
available Blaine viii try 10 have the Illinois delegation,
he did the last time. in the national convention. bur
NHshhurue Wiz probably be heard from in Illinois ne NJ
year lie has rmenls o political strength not possc sscd
" any olher man ~ lhe Unllrl hlalos
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THOMPSON. Pa, Feb. 23.-John Nichols. n
farmer ct This place while walking IN the woods ON his
farm thirty wears Ago t~l into his rrht A
Iceo o It broke oil IN his head lie became deaf aud at
suffered intense pain IA las head Two weeks
this pain became unusually acue aud continued without
cessation until Saturday last On that day Mr. Nicho,
ivta prckiuc sensation IN his let and With pstr OF
tNecsrrs pulled uut round l"se OF wool three quart r.
iuCh iuul and eighth ct inch ia diane TO-
Nichols At relieved f main and his hcHri
restored lie has doubt that the piece ~ wool !, hc
bit ui twig tat thrust into his thirty years
Il u passed tIrUu-h his head IRON one ~ the
other. The l. leTrCtlN sound.
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The E.el.s cemmI..lensr. % .hs nnr.

Excise Commissioners Morrison and Merklo
called to the bar OF the Gcno Sessions yesterday
10 plead To the indictment CHARGING them wit, mi~ie
meanur The tom,niseii uers who were SEATED among
the srcctiors dM nut stu but their lawyer sa that he
desired 90 enter plea o not guy, rcsrNtns the usht
~ subrutur notion tn pua>h The indictments lie
moved that the Comm released their
own fecUgnllalces Judge Gillcrslceve consented
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A Roy. John Armstrong Of Helena. Montana
has expelled rom is church two mVlutcrs because they
empnNod IN theatre. J. Al SaHtellc proprietor
of the he atrV takes the reverend gentleman 10 task tor
this excessive sirctn - ~ church discipline and IN the
local par announces himself prepared Ia meet amy
argument against his profession or It's members IL,
also remind, the minister that he armstrong; once re-
ceiytd moeN IN the theatre tor work performed by
him in the said building" and perinenuy inquiries Il
II is a an Tor them, de YOU escaleW
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break of portion. while eight others were at
work beneath IT. Presently there was crash
aud the hanging mass tumbled upon the men
below. One WAS killed. four were injured. and
tho others jumped ont quick enough to escape.
Tho whole affair seems to bcH fragrant example
OF that astonishing disregard OF tho plain die
tates Of common sense that IL at the bottom OF
so May accidents,
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The annual election for officers and mana
rcrs OF the Delaware, Lackawahna and Western Railroad
Company WAS held at the Offices at the company
yesterday morning The officers ut last year re
elected with one exception ana are as follows; sam
S4uan lfvsdtn + H. Gihbtn-, Treasurer, T. T.. Cham
hcrs, ,cntlry. Manager Moses Taylos GEORGE Bulk
Icy john tlair, Chltrnd,n %, John brishin Grorgo
hhss, Il Pyno. W ". Phelps. Wilson q Hunt A. l.
Dennis, VIM. Rye, and T.. ; Higgins
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Rhode leland. Temperance Ticket.

Providence. Feb. 25.-Thc Prohibtory State
Convention met az the state House this morning AMI
nominated the present Republican officers for r..
election a follows; e. G Van Lsndl Goycrnor, Albert
&. Howard. l utcuantG j. NJ Aidcman, S'cTr
tary Of state Willard SaAlcs Attorney General Samuel
CLARK General Treasurer.
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An Ah.eonalag oAnrsn Tren.urer.

BosToN Feb. 25 Henry Bernstein. Treas
urer the MarTenion Street sraohst CONGREGATION and
an Isaedst lodge left this city on the 18th NJ Jan.
AIRY TOR parts unknown, aud u ALLEGED that from 5000
tu ~ DO at other peoples money hc accounted
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our sta .mcn walk IN lofty ways.
O'or hrishts where always shines the sun;
Butwhilo their glories hriehuy blaze
ON all their most ambitious days
sun falls the shade u iEightY-one.
Ascarcny they step, they ask
Should this be done, OF lett und0ne -
Though they in public favor bask,
They mud It not an easy task
TomArk their course tor 'Eishty.one.
IT'S hard to judge, from year to year.
How winds viii blow and currents ran,
And though the SKY to-day j. clear
They one and an have cause 60 fcnr
shipWrock this side OF 'Eishty-one.
Tobrcak treaty is no Joke
Though now our statesmen count III uni
Better 10 act like honest iolk.
while dolemlly the ravens croak
Above tho towers Of Eishty.one.
For high ambition many shroud
The lates already have begun;
ofall She vast Uui eager crowd
Each head may be- Ia ashes bowed.
Nor hail rc hgh' Of ElshN-one
Coud hey but see ieyond the veil
The prospect yet revealed 20 mono.
They all would ucnlhc ana turn pale,
Per,ciVng how their projects lah,
Tried uy the test OF Eighty orc,
There is better course o. steer.
safer track 10 trANol un,
The Path OF honesty isvicar
And they who tread II need not Tar
The deadly shade oi 'Esht'.onc.
Get HId or \ uur Cough by Using
Jayne's ENpoctorant ado
Icyor. ANAL, ,... nr n,,r,s r.,,h
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so much the better. II will make promotion
lively and give you each a step"
Such seems 10 lIc the present ideal OF the
American regular army. The people can
judge whether IL will be safe to depend ON
IL In time OF danger.
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The French ImpeneAusnt seAome.

PAIus. Feb. 25.-president Gr6yy and the Min
listers oppose strongly than ever the Impeachment
Of the Cabinet the l6ih MAY The Chanher OF Depu.
will pruhabY settle the Aculty by passing vote VI
0epsuru on the De BrUgne Ministry.
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Codhers OF the law should be as dry as
the law itself. Acolifer who accuses his broth
or codiler OF lying. likens him to a dog aud in
Inmates "A desire to have It out with him with
brace of rawhidcs does not MI tho bill
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Willie StAnnHrd. the three old son Of
poor MARY StHnnaru who murdered at North MAdi.
ison Let IA Is offered tor adnntiou by good family
lie Is said 20 b. an unusually bnfht child.
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MADRID. Feb. 25.-Cuptain- General Martinez
Campu~ arrived AZ tsdil tins mutin. lie viii reach
the caual THURSDAY amt confer with the Ainster
un thV Gus sUons Cugrossing their attention
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For his wears and experience, EUGENE
HALE is pretty smart little fellow. but he is no
match for SAN RANDAIL.
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Even Senators are liable to Toe cross when
walked up at o'clock in the mu~nlhS' ana Il Is
not surprising that Mr.. CoNKLfSG r"Ised 10
promise Sergcant-at-Arms FErScH's messcH-
ger 10 Jump into his clothes and hurry 10 the
Senate Chamber. He was not alone in hi- con-
tumacy II seems. Five Senators. including the
venerable CHANDLER. wouldn't 50 much as
open their doors Whether The language OF
Mr.. CHANDLER, wnen aroused by the messen-
ger, was ~ its usual strength and pungent
scriptuIal favor we are not in ormed SEN
ators BLAfN''. ANTHONY. DAWES. MORRILL,. and
West virginia DAVIS behaved ike lambs.
MoRGAN Of Alabama wRs Tor making an ex-
ample Of CoSKLINo. but niider counsels pre-
va.led.