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The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
Some of a Woman's Observations of
the Senatorial NOtabIlltles IN
Washington.

Washington Letter in Springfield Republican, J
The Senate is better than the HoUse-that i,
they don rant SO violently-out seeUs slow
and stupid and We found myself wondering z
several times what il all amounted u after all.
have been able after giving the closet possi-
bio atttn lou for some time, TO make out that
they We been agltatIng the question Of a mud
road somewhere in Indiana, and have heard
something about the Indians and that's all.
As our senator Dawes doesn't seem have a
boom even in the fair hori zon, let's nope that
the Edmunds boom may amount to some thing,
and just for this reason, that Mr.. Edmunds
appears 10 know everything tnat IS going on,
and to listen attentiyely to whatever Is being
said as ii he really had a conscience concern
ing State affairs. | think Mr. HOar Is the hand q
soonest man IN the Seuate-GGn. burnside
may be perhaps excepted-he certainly has
more of society air, and Is an elegant and
distin guished looking man. Ferry Is consid-
cd handsome, but The fact that he IS the rich
bachelor Of the Senate, and has moreover, the
aroma of dead and gone and halt-mysteFi-
GUS love affair hanging about him, may have
something TO do with that notion, for to the
casual eye he Is certainly not beauty,
altuou- well-lookIug enOughi but his beard
Is very Western and needs pruning. Plumb,
Of Kansas, has a thoroughly good and honest
face full of purpose, although his appearance
is unpoli=hei. 1 had entirely forgotten about
senator Bruce until | saw the other day "a
colored man Of dignifed appearance walk
calmy across the floor of the Senate as if he
belonged there At first | wondered idly if
ttFIt were COlttSC utOI-het ptIs' Niitil ne SIT
down his desk, and tnen | remembered.
He has undoubtedly good-or bad-white blood
in his veins-the shape Of his hands alone
would indicate that. He is not of the particu-
| larly light color, and his hair, although
evidently brushed with pains-takiug care is
very kinky. l am sorry for him, and more
sorry for his wife, who, unders rand, is so
white that no one would suspect her cOiOred
blood. She is called upon by the wives of the
other Senators. bat still it is under protest
after all-the old race prejudice clings, and
viii cling.
of him as "jackdaw Conkiing" His face is
handsome in "a certain way, but mean, bad
and cynical. He looks ike man, who, all
sweetness in society, would be selfish, snarl-
| ing and suappish at home-in short, what he
has proved himself, a coward. A man capa-
BILE Of compromising woman, and then
running away.
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
Fresh Air.

Live out OF doors Is much as YOU can. It
is the place for a man to be. 1t is good for
the health. A distinguished physician was
in the habit Of saying; However bad the
air may be out of doors, it is always worse
in the house" 1t is good for the temper
People who are always shut up in a house
are apt to grow fretful and peev-
ish. They are prone to acquire marrow
views of things, and to worry over trials not
worth considering. It is good for the whole
che che tacter-for -a the stength, hope, patience
Ia sertitude. 1t expands and softens ones
at nature and makes Us more charitable,
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
"SINCE MOTHER DIED"

The sun shines just as bright to-day
As il c er did before,
The world is busy, glad and gay,
And jogs on as of yore;
But yet to us the girls and boys
Who were her hope ana pride,
1t seems bereft of half the joys
1t had since mother died.
We wander through the lonely halls,
We linger in her room
The pictures hang upon the walls,
The roses are in bloom;
And yet their hues seem faint and dim,
As if they tried to hide
And deepening shadows ftful seem
On all since mother died
-PhiladAIuhia Times
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
Auu-Graut Signs.
st. Louis Republican,

1t. Louis Republican,
We are sorry to say that the BOOM If
Noi leraepu9.y weakening does not prom
ise Us well ln the outcome rs it did few
weeks ago Grant still has the inside track,
ana "' IFa- can Vet be indicated as certain
10 ee.J ann but there are omiuous signs of
ai'e,l li,el listaetion in the Republican ranks
"I',' point To coming troubles that viii
,AN 20 The ut,ermost the strength Of "the
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
Tho Republican Priestess.

Washington Post
Iae mother of the Administration, the
venerable Eliza Piuk~tou, should be called
t1 help Ar. Window with her woetul tale
before the Exodus committee. Untortu-
natety the -.ep-laJner of the Administration,
second husband o.. Eliza, has exodusted be-
you'd tl.s vale of tears, but MIR. Window
may find some of the old mans neighbors
who can swear to what he knew of the exc
Gus
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

ALL the indications point 10 the ron,;,.
ton OF Gen Grant. There is one me- ,nnn mO,iia, ma
only one man, who can prerent T man = ana ana
that Is the General himself. Will ba II IL ana l.
70 90 II Not 6t much. He is az clearIv ~ "p, =
the Id held as Blaine or shermanNleCSn1nlyy;or leS1ly IN
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

"aEN. GRANT, cur honored guest--greater
ARMIES than Napoltou's have marched at his
command. aud greater glories than a crown
have baea hi--- Galveston toast
Well after travelling all over the world,
th seems q pretty good start for the King
dam. Ii the people are sojubilant over the
gou4uarJug hero and coming monarch at the
outer gate, what Is to be expected but that
tu.y v.. -t4t him on his throne when he
gets t1 Washington As we want to be III
tue au4 are q l-tJle lame, we must whisper
slightly even now, rirs emPeTeVcr.-Holly
~gr.u-~ South.
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
4 RAYiSUER TAKEN FROM A VIR-
CHINA JAIL.
His Neck Stretched BY the Light of the
Morning stars.



THE SIXTH JOB OF THE LYNCHERS IL THE
OLD DOMINION
....l r.-.-.-l .. .I 81 D.. T,....-,,.7
~ '
PETEFSEl E", A., April l'--J#mes BACK,
"a coal rtacl negro was removed from the jan
al DinNii'ue 1'uLt mouse IA7' hlsLt at lat9
h"hf hy IL in'' OF ABOUT seven y-HNS a'lHeG
W"ahI'" men ana lhcnti i"T ou aIJ+"t'e"
rape upon the prfSo ol Mrs hAtI'cl err Il
hl lEhiy-fesF Frgtlnls northern lady VINO hai'
with her husband recently settled at Foru
Depot lu luai county ABOUT Wo weeks ago
hlIcN Nisliei the mousse OF inns la4N' anu
"mtsl Hti nus pan" " as """y iiTon non'e al-
l7 ~ I .''7 a., - - IL
'''' 49," y ',.' ', ~. ,i. n
de.;gu. hut for fine arrival of some children
ON their return from school. As soon as Black
saw these rhi1Iran apuraachiur tbc ulace
" here he and his victim! were he fed to the
woods Tn. lady upon whom this dastarilv
o,traoe was at. .mllt,d 10 be made. has only
been married "A short time She Is about
tveut-eirht years old and possesses many
personal attractions. She moves in excellent
society and is highly
r.r--,,,,-,--,,t,r, ,,,- arr
'i ''' ~ J" a."
who kno" her- As soon as the matter was
made known 'y Mrs feifie- an armed posse
started IN pursuit Oh ,he negro pul as he Hai 1
9eNE''l H'''S me SI'il "' '-eH'' nG Nuloer'te"
IN eludlHE unrest '''"l "lSH'' "'" '""Cealeu
hlmsell m ihe s"ahP7 IN 'he lower part OF the
county, where he temhinea tof several lays
oi' W ',' M . - 80: ~ -
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

IF Grant suecumbs to the inevitohl. :.
said that Cameron, Conkling Ion' ~ IL II
Carpenter will concentrate o5 Fd san, and
the surest way TO kill Blaine uhos Al
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
New England WavS.
ii. tnion-Democrat.7

y H. tnlon-Democrat.1
10, Nothing could be more conclusively es-
tao.ISled by human evidence than the fact
9i lAe brutal, cowardly. barbarous and in
ueteNt whipping of two naked women in
SIe Ne" Hampshire State Prison. under
IHf me eye and , by the direction of Warden
'I ooIn = fltiis5ury, who gloatingly stood bv,
auo I:- assisted IN the torture bv pulling the
AiII q 'he helpless victims of his race
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
Concerning Avery.
Mirror

lHh1 Nlfi1LH
E. e. Avery who, of late, has been testi-
frru. before the exodus committee at Wash
lu-tau Ji,y, came To Iuka soon after the
war. His career while here will not bear
4 very close inspection as an honest, staight
uu. good citizen. lie claims to have be-
laa-.d 80 the Federal army and held the
position of Admtaut while there. While
H.ra Le aHl'iuteI with the Democratic par
ry. abused Grant and the Radical party.
proclaimed from the stump in his speeches
that ta. Radical party were thieves and ras-
et.s. tnal Tie had ever thought the United
states government intended to free the
-avss ae would have joined the Confederate
army.
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21
True.

ne man who would desert his nartv sim
ply because he cannot have his choice n tbo
nomination Is either not at heart ~ ~ Sll'
cTat' or Is thoughtless Of that biqber IN N
winch he owes to principle and to his MS conn nuoy
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

An e1-Coniederate General W;th.
name, has declared for Grant. n y .'ners by
are surely unstrung.-Ja JacksOnyiIIe' TTa;o TTT1;oerz
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

HE junction with which the Rapuhlican
press seize upon the assumption Thar Hora-
tio seymour will not. under any cire1r1. .
stances accept the Democratic nor,iI,stinn
s, lot tne presidency, Is the best possible proof
OF ms superior strength a. \ cand;5dta 4
Biy 4Slu""y placed in the feld.-Washington
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

THE CASE or WHITAKER. THE NAL
TREATED COL0RED CADET.
Senator Bruce's Speech.

IP HE WE'RE ny ES EsIl-, AND HIS ENEMY,
sSD IWANTED To IL FLICT PUNISHMENT,
WOULD send HIeT TO WEST PoIST.
The weekly clarion., 1880-04-21

No religion can succeed IN - - . cir
that declares that it il wicked TO 90 y -
Gus,
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GEO. II. WAKEFIELD, .ha;r,n.,
GEO. II. ROBBINS, "
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Committee on Commerce.
The Committee on Commerce will meet In Room
No. Il, Wednesdays, at 2i O'Clock r. NJ.
HIRAM ID. COOMBS,t r,,.;-
GUY &. GOsS, """'"
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advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec journal,
Daily IND WEEKLY.

AThe following Advertising Agents are authorized
70 receive subscriptions and advertisements Tor the
KtysTcEc JorRNAL:
nosIoN 5. VI. PETTENGIL.& & Co. 10 State
street.
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HORACE DODD Is. Washington
Street
urv, YORK .D,rCUY 4 Co, 1911 Fulton st.
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Row.
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W. W. SHARPE Co.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL& & Co, 81 Park
Row.
PHILADELPHIA n W. AVER & Son, Times Bldg,
Chestnut and Sth streets.
9 s. PETTENGILL Co, 7Ol
Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN CONN, II. B. HUBBARD, City Bank
Building.
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Com mitfee on Torns.

FOWWFTtC on TOVWy.
The Committee on Towns will meet in the Senate
Chamber ON Wednesdays at q L. NJ.
HENRY G. BREWER. Cbairmeu.
CYRUS NJ. POWERS, I S'"e"'
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Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday mOrning,i Is the largest
co ,per In the State, containing news, political
cr. agricultural and scientific matter tales, poetry,
snecdot.s household matter, markets, &C., &c.
I.rn. - per in afr6nce
Transient Advertisements $500 per inch for first
20 cents per week for each subsequent insertion
suecial Notices, $3.50 per inch for irst week; 80
ceuts t..r week for each subsequent week.
En.incss Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first inseron 10 cents PER line for each sub
.rnu,.ut insertion
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4. K. G. SMITH, Ch.irm.n
JOHN II. FARRELL, N""'' ''"'

Committee on Fisheries.
The Committee on Fisheries will meet in the Hall
Of Representatives on Wednesd of each week at 2
O'Clock =. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
pAH11 o. GIInbS bSkAN' Chairmen.
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Committee on Temperance.

The Committee on Temperance and the Prohibitory
Laws, will meet in the Senate Chamber, Wcdnes-
days at 2l O'Clock =. NJ.
r. =. LAMs0N, chairmen.
a. Il. CRANE, \ "'"'
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Gbt 1(e, uebet yournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street foot
fCourt, by SPRAGUE Son.
Dailv Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t contains
of Markets. and carefully prepared political and
nci articles, and a generous amount OF farming,
home and mi elaneous reading with fuh cOmpila-
fi1u Of state news. -
terms. 81 per annana in adrance, IS if payment
IA t uaie within the year. Single copies Scents, to
he had at the bookstores aud at this Office.
advertisements Inserted on reasonable terms. Rates
~ Ia, had OH application at this Office.
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Committee on agriculture.

Committee on igircahure.
The Committee Agriculture, will meet in the
Senate Chamber, Mondays at q O'Clock L. NJ.
T.. ID. IAMSON. ,,,.;.,,o,
II. :. STEWARD, ! '''"'""'
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Committee on Military -4fairs.
Until further notice the Committee on Military AZ
fairs will meet at the Adjutant Generals Office,
Thursday Of each week at half past O'Clock 4. NJ.
LEVI {. FLINT, ,a..,..,
GEO. W. W.GUUIDlNG,t N"i"e"'
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Committee on Interior Waters.

The Committee on Interior Waters, will meet II
Room No, g. on Tuesday of each week at %
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Committee on Mercantile 1Gairs and In
sUIOnce.
The Joint Standing Committee on Mercantile AT.
fairs and Insurance will meet every Thursday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, In Room No. IL.
NAHUM +. HILL, ..,..
TOBIAS LORD, Jg. '"""''"'
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads
The Com mttee State Lands and State Roads
will meet at the Office of the Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, Thursday afternoon Of each week at
n
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Committee on Claims.
The Committee on Claims have changed their time
and place OF meeting. They will meet In room No
IL, Tuesday of each week at O'Clock +. NJ.
GEO. X. FERNALD, ! f..,
WILLIAM FENSELLY, INCH
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Committee on Mays and Bridges.
The Joint Standing Committee ON Ways and
Bridges will meet We,lne esday and Friday of each
week, in Room No. 6, at go +. NJ
GEORGE rARCHER, Ch.;rw.,
GEORGE PARCHER,
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