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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Rhetoric With a Vengeance.

u;s in the eternal fitness "i thinsS that there should be Democrats M Tombstone. Why shouldn't there oeF T,hav do no, exist in harmful quantity and there can be DO possible ohJec- lion to the species gathering in con vention and seeking mutual conso,a- ion So it is just the least ni' mean for the Nugget-whIch we always supposed to be an ardent supporter U' Hon Grant Oury-to publish Frank r;.o,,,s utterances before the Demo cratic Club on Thursday night ID sup nor,fn of the DemocEa;ic eaudics'e
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Impure Breath.

Among all the disasreeable c0use sequences thai follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the most mortifvIDg and unpleasant to it's poSsessor, and it is the most inex
 cusabie snd offensive 10 society; and yet the cause nf il may easily be re- moved hy cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentrIfice
 Fragrant SOZODONT It purifies and sweeIens the breath, cools and re- freshes the mouth, and gives . pearl like appearance tn the teeth. Gentle men who indulge In smoking should cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, ns il removes all unpleasant odOrs Of the weed. Ask your druggist for Il.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
R1r PrnfiuciIon.

The Copper Queen smelter at Bis bee City, in the Mule Mountains, is a bonanza, and no mistake. It pro- duces copper bullion al the rate of 700 pounds per hour, or r, 500 pounds per day, or 5O4 ,OOO pounds per month-2j2 tons. This copper, at the latest quotations, is worth in marke. 21c per pound, and the cost Of getting It 10 market is 2l9 cents per pound, leaving the value of the mine's pro duction. in round figures, s93. GOO. It is rightly lmed the Copper Qneer, for there are millions of it in sight. L. Zeckeudorf < O.. of this city, handle all of the product of this mine.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
The Church.

Divine services will be heli in the Presbyterian Church, morrow. morning and evening, in connec- ton with the M. E. Church, and dis courses will be delivered by ,he pas for. Services beginning at II o'clock a. m. and T:90 ?. m. Sunday school al 9 80 in the morning.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

TELL me ye wingel winds that round
 my pathway roar, Do you not know some spot where
 mortals weep no more; Some lone and pleasant valley in the
 west
 Where free from toil and care the
 weary man may rest?
 Yes, go to DOdge's Lodging House near LcvIn's Park, there you'll find clean beds. feel at home and get good nights rest all for 30 cents.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
The Alta.

As work progresses on the Alta mine. at Harshaw, of which Hon. J. K. Luttrell is manager, it begins to be demonstrated that it is one of our coming bonanzas. Word reched Tue son this morning that at a depth of l5O feet the main shaft was in large body of ore, from which the following assays are given: S279. 90, S33j.40 and SJ32. 5. The CITIZEN believes that from present indications the Alta will soin be a great addition 10 our bullion producing mines.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Re-intratiOn.

Up 10 three o'clock this afternoon there were 2915 names on Recorder Carpenters registration books, and the way the electors were coming in, the day undoub edly closed with 300J. After Monday next the books will he closed, and parties whose names do not appear on the Great Register will be obliged to obtain certificates from the Recorder.
 Up 10 three o'clock 57 persons had registered with Judge Neugass. He will turn his books over to the Re corder tonight.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Hot Enr NIn-drlann

On Friday la.t l24 vehicles passed Junction Station loaded with pilgrims en route to the feast at Magdalena. In addition to this a large number of horsemen passed ihe same place on the same day. For whole week the travel to that place has been equally great.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

A KIND and indulgent Providence still throws its mantle over our can didate for Congress. Had it not been for this fact, who knows but that the " son of his father might have turned On his wild goose oratrrical stop in supnort of Hon. VI. W. Stewart, as he did m support of Hor. Grant. Oury on Ihursday night,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

are now mostly in the hands of bro- kers or persons other than the orig inal sufferers, and are becoming stale; in my judgment, they might, in fact, be considered as barred by the lapse of time, and if hereafter entertained at all should be subjected to the strict est scrutiny. Yours very truly,
 ". s. HANCOCK.
 We're Paying Our Debts.
 WAsHISGTOy, Septem Der 25--The Treasury estimates will reduce the debt sl2 100000 at least. this month. The revenue for Inc past year has Leen over Sl, 600, OO0 tor each work ing day-namely, S334, 100000 against S274, 900, OOO in 1879, despite the re- ductIon on tobacco.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

PLUMNER, the jeweler, has taken a new departure, and has laid in large supply of the finest candies ever brought to Tucson. Call in on your way home al his store on the Plaza, and get some taffy.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

WILL not be undersold" is the business motto of A. Dachcna, the liquor merchant on Missilla street, and he means it. He sells fine Call fornia claret for 75 cents per gallon. and other liquors iu proportion.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Sampson's Cigar Store.

AMONG the latest goods received at F. A. Earll & Co.'S are the Deli ciosas," 3 for soc; Londras," 3 for SOC, and Non Plus Ultra 2jc. each. Those of our smokers who enjoy a good smoke should call snd try them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
4 Fast Town.

Nine persons and firms have made application 10 Sheriff Shlbell, through Deputy Sheriff 4. F Burke, for h- censes to sell liquors ai Wilcox, on the Southern Pacific Railroad And the town is only about three weeks Oldi
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

THE pleasures of life may be en- hanced by a moderate use If the eel brated "Golden Leaf" and "1Sl5" whiskies, sold by c Tapie, Meyers street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

JUsT received by D. Felix < Co. one car load of barley, one carload of chop feed and every thing in the line of provisions always on hand and fresh.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

All ihe latest novelties aud designs in the way of stationery, ane all the latest periodicals and books, form the stock of Earlrs Book and Stationery Store, in the Pid7ce Hotel Block. Call and see ihe new stuck.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

CALL at Ferrin's, aud buy yourself a latest-style suit. with Patent Safety Pocke,a. Myers street, opposite the Palace Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
ms HEPEctc

Some Items from a Camp which ls At tracing Widespread Attention Among Our Mining Population One Lead which Extends for Four teen HIles-M7Enifcen Groupings and Rich Ore.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Administrator Sale.

DECORATE COURT IN AND FOR PIMA
 county, Arizona Territory. Aatter of the estate of Jcsus Nara Ortiz. decea-.d Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of an order oi the Probate Court Of the County Of Pima Ari- Io1.e Territorv. mad, on the 10th day of An gust A D. isssi in the matter of the estate nf Jesus Maria Ortiz, decca-ed, the undersigned administrator of said estate will cell si public auction to the highest bidder for cash, and sub ject Co confirmation by said Probate Court, on Monday. the s1th day of September A. D. IsSl al lg o'clock ss. in front Oi Inc office or the Probaie Court rp0m in said County, the followf 2 real eziafc. viz; LcI 40, occiion n, Township n south, of R4E-u l3 E.a-t, accord ing co ibe official survey of said iot made oy T. Congress Of the Uriied States, containing 55 q5 l03 acre. C. R DRAKE,
 Administrator of said estate.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

FOR fine liquors, the Golden Leal and "1Sl5" whisky of G. Topics, on Meyers street, cannot be equaled. So noma wiue, Sl per gallon.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

AGILA Monster, Tarantula, Scor- pion and Ceniipede, all ID one case, can be seen at A. B. Sampsou's Cigar and Stationery Store.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

THE Sheriff, Probate Judge and Clerk of the District Court will on Monday morning at o'clock draw 9 trial jurors.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

Two big trains-one 14-mule and the other 12- muleAleft for the Sweet water to-day tn bring in wheat for L. ZeckendoTf & Co.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

Laundry Soap. Our own brand, % bars In a box, S25 per box. al c. seIig- mann < Co.'S
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

ATTENTION smokers. A fine lot of imported Havana clgas at the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

ANT person having piano 10 rent will find A customer by calling on h. Schayer, Church Plaza.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

THE largest and best assortment of Stationery and Blank Books can be had u the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

THREE ChinameR, for washing clothes in the acequin opposite town, were to-day sent up ny Judge Meyer.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

Crown Sewing Machines from S35 up. at Villas, on Camp Street,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

GOLD. silver aud nickel watches at Wilson's jewelry store, next door to Western Uniou Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
IsnIIinn Shinrnentg.

The Tombstone Mill and Mining Company shipped from Millville dur iug the past week bullion valued at s22. OS6.O4.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

Tucson, for more than one month prior to September 18th, 1880: Bardoipha, Mrs R 4 Bessari, Louis Bonig. Antonio Brown, Jas Brown, R A Brin, S O Bushard, J Celasco, Niebes Gamble II CatOn, JnO Colon Miss A Church, W D.mar, Alexander Dunn, Jack Ellis, Anna EscsndOn, c Ford, W II Poster, F Graham, Chas Gielsca, SelsO Gallcgo Perslta de Harrison, Mary Hamel, l. F-3 Howe, fl keely, L C Keener, Jno L Kerrigan. Thos Kojes, C U Loved. Mrs Dr Maiien, Benina Marshall, Ssllie AcReyrold, Geo T Mejillas, Trinidad Meyer,J Means, ] Merchant T F Ncridith, JnO Meller, Sarah Meyers, W R-3 O'DORncl, TOney Ojeda, AmidO Osborn, RW PinO, c Piccetii. Teresa Page, BE Quadlin, Ralph Ragurs, Russell, Ida hOgers, Jesus Rosenberg. Sandbcrg, c Tucker C E--2 Teras, Manuel Nalensueld, Lib-ado Nasques, Ramon Wolf, Ed
 Persons calling for the above letters will please say adverti ed, and give date.
 C. II. LORD, P. M. Tucson, Arizona, September g, 1880.
 List of letters remaining uncalled for on Sept 25, in Wells, Fargo IS Co.'S Ofiicd: Andrews, J D Escovage, Fran'co Fielt, Geo Gafrey, JOshey Grey James Varela, Abraham Dr Office open on Sundays from s to g a, m. and from to P. n.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

Received every week. fresh Baldw In butter, at C. Seligmann < Co.'S
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

FoR the latest style of Hats call and examine J. Ferrin's stock. Meyers street, opposite Pslace Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Republican Ticket.
TERRITORIAL
-.s nr,rs.rk TO CONGRESS,

" STEWART, Q. of Camp Grnnt. ,,, arspryrENDssT OF rsHiI' IEsTnvcTroS' N IT wF. sHERMAN,..... of Prescott,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

DAY BOARD in a private family, To- cation central, & 90 per week. Ad- dress A. B, CITIZEN office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Srv7xs-M,culSzs % rent st Bergcr's.

Coop goods a. low prices st Plammer's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

somzrHrssto to boot-.he bssS agent.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

Nook wANTED-Apply at this office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Announcements.

For Delegate to Congress. THEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A l candidate for Delegate to Congress, al the ensuing election.
 GRANVILLE II. OURY.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the POEtoffice, Tucson, for more than one month prior 10 September 18th, 1880:
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25

Sampson's Cigar Store
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Passing ColtOn.

CoLToN, September 24.-The follow ing passengers passed here tonight bound east: F. E. Swift, Mrs. Perry, s. L. QuinlY, Mrs. Tenderly, G. c. P. Sears, J. Walker. Geo. Merritt, J. H. Martin, ". G. Richards, w. K. Lime, c. NJ. Phillips, J. ". Carr, c. II. Sands, J. D. Weems, W. B. Hellings, c. c. Munres, II. N. Alex ander, wife and daughter, W. II. Johnston and family, J. E. Haskell, A T Simmer
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-25
Horrible Outrage.

RIVER FALLS, Wisconsin, Septem- her 25.-Yesterday afternoon Mary Weldon, aged IS, was found lying on the floor at her home horribly muti- lated, while her sister, aged 12. was lying on a lounge senseless. The lat ter has partly recovered. The father is missing, and there is no clue to tho murderer The excitement here is in- tense.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1880-07-01
Series, Vol. 60.

.pl so,iIu Of his uonstiluents lind pro-
bahly he will rep,enber them. One Of
them Is Philip MAIDEN. He was .
special deputy Mafsi,al ntsthe polls
who rad been convicted of highwaS
r,l,bely aud served two terms III tho
Ipeniienllary. IIiarglilsr.] Francis
,McNalree, OF the Seventh ward, had
been arrested five diti'ereiit3 times for
ldifierent crimes, some Of them as high
as. L,irgMiy. Dahiel ReddIng, who ala
so wore the badge upon hls breast, had
been, tried for murder, and hewas
tile gentleman that the testimony
shows had voted noless tEan eight
times 10 olie day. iie was an slclive
working republican and wole the mars
shni,s baigesn Ms breast s
Michael Slavin. marshal Fifth ward,
Is eiescribed IA "a thief and notorious
fepeatern j.lRoberts, marshal six
:eenth division. had been policeman
in the Cilyof orotheriS Love. He had
blocked up the pills and arrested
ciiIzens who went to vd.e, anu lle had
a beautiful record. lie had beeli keep
liiig d iiolise Of prostitution and had
there lot of republican policeman that
were paid oul Of the Federal Treasury
for keeping The l,eacetat tAs poIlsl III
Il ilave ilbt tifhe IN The five minutes
allowed TO give history Of the savory
republicans of the gentleman's consti-
tuents for whom, he pleads 50 strongly
on til floor Of tliis House. But all the
way thit,tgip IL was shown that the re-
publican policemen at the polls assis-
ted these worthy marshais % keep
democrats away from the pdlls.
Now, under the amendment Of the
gentleman from Illinois there can be a
mitigation of that kind of outrage III
this. That instead of five hundred or
SIX hundred republican niarshals, APP
pointed at tile polls, as In some cases
:or instance, one precinct in Georgia
had one hundred aud three, one lii
Missouri had several hundred-instead
Of that number paid out ofthe Federal
Treasury, every one Of them alrepubli-
can and 4 PARTISAN, we can under the
amendment Of the gentleman from IL
Iinois have. decent number Of decent
people To- attend 10 the duties. a1i
IHers the hahimer Fell.l
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1880-07-01

,a AFTER a telegraph pole had fallon of 4
SpyannaL negfo's head he threw DIP his
hands and shouted: Don't hit me agaiti
wid your club, Mr.. Policeman. Itwasn't
me that stole der chickens. Ii was Dea.
cob IIc,Ify.' Then he looked, saw what
hit him and walked Of, sayiIg: .Golly,
pse III luck iismornin.' l 'spected dat do
sOliscstImaaan md me shuah dat time.
Ia pgw years ago the States Attorney
'in anorihern couu > 10 Vermont, although
a man Of great legal ability, was very fond
d the bottle. On one occasion an impor.
tant criminal case was called on by the
attorney, with osi like gravity, kept his
chair. fMn Attorney, is the State ready
to proteedl' said The judge, Yes-hic-
ao7-Yaur Honor, siammered the lawyer,
1 the State Il not--in sate 70 try this
case to-day; the State, Your Honor, is
drunk at6s faHaty amsn
THEbaker motto Is. Try. try again
He's continually making fresh tart.
Iris said that baby win cry no harder
apin Is s'urk into him than he will IL
the cal won't Ict him pdll her tail: Il ID
therefore. chcdpar to.pin Him.
The man Cnrie who killed the actor
Poster in Texas 50 trutaIly and cause'essly
about 4 year ago has been acquitted on
The ground Of insanity. # v
5 While " ,rkina with B Is. asoid allsudr
len jars, quick, dc i've motions, and nevc-
fdgh.en them. at
Vii" tiomls 81 Iialf price" said the sign.
How much IL That teapot p asked the
old lady who hal been attfacted by .hs
announcement. Fifty cents; mum.
II guges III tas6 Il then, she said.
throwing downa quarter. The dealer
LET her have the teapot. but lie took
in his sign before another cusiomer
could come III.
He WIN stops to pick a haw In
Hiuther's kritiing work, drops many
stitches IN Ills owns f
A sailor whose grog was cut offssid
twas dry dock. 81
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1880-07-01
SUGAR FROM SORGHUM.

In making sugar from sorghum it is ne
cessary that the pure Minnesota amber
cane seed be planted and properly culti-
yated. Ali preparations sh uld be made
before the cane ripens. The mills and
evaporaIors should be properly set and
adjusted: One important thing is that
the cane should be fully y matufcd, but
should not stand after tits ripe Alter
cutting !, should remaiu few days and
then be worked upas soon as possible:
To make sugarthe syrup should be boiled
until il weighs thirtes u and q quarter
pounds 10 the Gallon, cold syrup. Il is
then run into cooler and the tempera-
ture teducrd. Next il is run into barrels
and left tolcIys,alliza. A piit Of sugar
should be added to each barrel Of syrup;
TO start the grsining, which viii be COM
pleted in two to Eve dats, whcn the syrup
is drained Of, BY use ofa centrifugal drain.
sr, and the sugar remains.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1880-07-01
DRUG STORE.

g4Ah4
The undersigned begs leave to call the
attention of the generous public tothe
fact that he Is still doing Drag business
IN the town of Hillsl,or6, and has on hand
q fulI ssock Of Pure Drugs and anything
else kept ina village Drug Store. He
also has just received q full supply Of
BUST reliable Prize Medal Garden Seed
~bich he offers very low for cash. ...,+
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded
ly ose who is thoroughly compe,suti--
al hours of The day or night
Bring your PrescriPtions ap
see my prisss before having them put
upplsJwhere.s 9sit ". A. HAYES.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1880-07-01

The rnge for rel Is only equalied by
the rage iori Iyeilswr and vicc Versd tile
rage for yellow Is only equalled w the
tage forSred. rhssetwo r,ges csnsti-
tute the hust proahcnt1f TACT id dress
ut lI,e present, n,anient, aud 1 would
nd0giSr aluAi for lie senshpiliti.s gf
anybniy whose nerves were Iol serious
~ lyAifeel.nltierebyn Ilnpressei Us the
aghtlof = yellow bslllel, trimmed Will,
red, you scarce recosei. iuni tiiis shock
when you encountered q boiinet trim-
ined wi,h yellow, snd hsrsii,a have
yfrtg6yian stturt rrgaineL your ,cUi,i-
posure, when y.,u Jblisafs = d lsociely
belle whose vaIious coal tails float ji.
.he breeze, displaying ihe aflistic .coIn.
binalivn ola rcd out siee with yellow
iacingss,r y yellow outside contrasting
lriuml..snliys yi,p rsi llpings. liiis
moreover, 10 view Of coming dog uaSis
Is u curious subjecl Of Speculation and
Hsssfy tir, ,prupartions ef y general
sod 6fNmadiiers A@il,eil hastAken pos
srssinn of the feminine Inind. Yet ill
has not been told, for both red and
yellow intruds themselves Ia combiua.t
iiou With tblher colors. Costumes Of
blue gray. green, etc are, trimmed or
faced ~iiiirsd prr sttlow while Of late
,wsstelIiack silk skirts finished around
tile lower edge with ihIre marrow piai-
ted ruffivs, one red, one yellow and one
blue: Hot look morning co.iulnes for
thepuptty are on l,Ain rprkcyalld red
and yellow hgufsd eaIico; resi caiico,
paIasol to.malcl,. Surprising costumes
are likewise tiT bIiglnshHdes Of garnet
and wineT ,colpr trimmed with yellow
or sometimes with pronounced plaidsJ
0nr of tile latter was worn the other
evening Dy Edwin Booths daughter.
as,tvgelher with !. llsr distinguished
la;her sle IiSsetied loone or weber's
'lm6y 6nnid riaiios s'rhls nee iustru.
meHt has attracted no little attention
during the Winter, mt only among
musicians. hut from the general public,
since its tones nre remarkably 2ower-I
fhi andof great EDtauiy, lille from
diminished size, Il y less cum.
brous than the Grand pianos To which
We are more Hccustemei. But IL re.
turn. The young lady's costume was
made Ruxclane waist nnd ISdmee skin,
two stylish designs recently intro.
duced--and hei, boip,et was of mixed
straw trimmed with brow q ribbon aud
. huucli of cherries. She IL quite sinall,
almost fragile; her rouhd childish face
having 40 resemblance, 10 the nErrow,
spiritueitc couhienance ofthe disIin.
g,lisI,ed ttsge,fisn. Another new and
pretty walking Skirt Is tile simplice:
the ThefesInc overskirt is also lahd.
sopIe novelty and iE the way ofasty<
fsli eoasase'the Gervaise coat deserves
ffienti ~. Together with the simplice
SHIFT, 1t would be 4 handsome iiiodel
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1880-07-01
HON. EBENEzER FINLEY.
March 1911, 1850.

Mafch lStf loS0. 9g#HI
rrhe House being III Committee Of the
Whole, and having under consideration
the bill III. Il No. 49aIls making APP
nopria,iun TO supply certain tleficlen-
cies III the appropriations for the SER
Vice Of the Government for the fiscal
year ending June ~, 1850, and for
other rurlnses--tf,, -.. T. .e#
MIR. FINLEY said:
Mr. Chairman Now I,lesire to say
In the 1--WE minutes that have q rev
words In refersiice TO the marslals EN-
ployedin in Abe las. presidential election.
In that eleftion there we're employed
II, ,6l5special deputy lnarshals, Of which
numbef loS74 were placed IN demo-
cratci Irecii'eta as siloshssby''hs le-
port Of the Altefnsy-aeneraL sg NJ,
] NpY, waut,to say that am In
favor Of this amendment. protesting a.
I always wlll-against the appointulebt.
Eof these special inarsl'ais as y partisan
1utragr; pritestiug agaist law that
Inns betn pseJ aud abd'ed constantly
for partisan purposes. viii vote for
tile amendmenil Of the gentleman from
Iiiinois for thslreasd'ithat It's step Ia
the direction for protecting ourselve,
from The outrages which We are power
less to prevent In these appointments
Who | look Into the report of tile At.
torney Geatfssl aud analyze itin con-l
nectioii witli testimony relating 20 tue.
kind of msh Ilise,l In those Drpcincis
lar PARTISAN purposes. feel Inclined tv
do anything that can by ny voice
aud vote rs pftscure affair election ai
tile pulIsandto procare relief from the
political bnmnlrrs appointed by the re-
publican party and paid out Of the
Federal Tredsury. - ''.hSF Barns
Tie gentleman from Pennsylvania.
who seems 70 beso partlcularly tender
wheneverl an ytting is said about The
politicians of nis State, passed an en-.
comium d moment ago Oh snme of the.
leading pIoIiiitaans there. Now. Mr..
\ Chairman. Il know1 nothing of the
'iboiiticia,s ofthe State Of Peunsylvania
excepting what I fnd ID the newspa-
pers. I do occasionaIly see something
aLpnt them tnere--and 4 ease u, point:
/ @fnd iI,at 4 i4fye number II the
f,roniihent republican politicians Of that
state are. now under Indictment for at
tempting 70 bribe and purchase the
Legislature. Que of tliese gentlemen,