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, 1880-06-23
EDUCATIONAL.


NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
The third dly Of cllninencGncrt-wcck OF tho
Northwestern University ut Evanston begun
with tho meeting Of tho noArl Of Trusteea I'll
University Chupel ut O:l5 n. ILL.,, c'prestdent
Orriuxt0n L,,nt being In tho chair, 1'rcatttNt
John Evans being aotAiMetl ut bis hume III Den.
yur, Cola.' rrayur WIS offered by tho ttov.
l.schurd Iiancy, u. u. Henry 8. Towlu, Of Chi
cuEo, was appointed Assistant Rectrtary. Tho
following Trustees answered 10 tho Gull Of tho
rs,ll: lamcs llradwcll. Grant Oou.rlch. kat0
=. Daial, T. c. Hong, tho HOY, ". H. E!uwMrt, tho
OEr,nKtDn Lunt, JAuIes q, Hamilton, Mn. +: II.
Miller, orin II. !lorto,'. la.ncs Fsake. tho fey.
MNo + " lsaH .s y tae y eg ,shp ts6e IL II
n. Merrill, Mrs n. ". Willard, J, J. Pnrkhurst.
i.obcrt y. Fowler. pr, E4m.sA1 Ai,drcws; lteNk k
itov. VI. A.. stDnecri MlahE.n cos!rergtlcs. lilo
liov. u. !. llasaes, oliver Siarcyt Lid, PrcsI-
HSat 9s thV ,Ea.y hoa s h!s
i.iteraturo Ind sclei,cu 10 tho College Of Literal
tho rcal cl,ar1.cter ii hut institution. After
HAsslng With cgrHofy iM'ttee " tho progress
~ h9 fS IL @9 to as
always existed atiioiix tho raeulty, tho Doctor
reverted to tho necessity ct drawing whatovor
wheru II is lIahlo Is b. mIsappliAl iato speciai
andowMenta OIL chalrs, and Of encouraging
thts kind os en.iowmeats n.t o.ly. The ixsi; iax
hnvu bcen found. inter Investigation, to
h Of not sufficiently high grnto ~ w'!trunt 81.
tn,l Glass upon certificate. Tho stslttunta pro.
parcd by tho Preparatory set,ool of the unl.
vrrsIty have buon found 10 sako q much higher
aycrux0 r1nk IN c0.lcEu thai. students isnHl
abruats, Tho work VI this department was COM
lncntlNi; It was Recommended that It. ~ pEeg.
! has received during tho ytMr many. yuiunbls
Kifts. anung which ure i5l sIDclcs Gf tl'vnEto'
| brutes from tho AGAntio. from tho Smithsonian
| Institute Tho University graduated II.
tirst clasa In ihd9s tho Mhele NUN
bcr graduated up TO duto 70 ata. Tue College y
graduated IT. tlret cass 10 ls50 an4 up 10 tlatt
Las graduated ai!. Thu College ct Lnw Krlulu
| Tue whs,lo nul,ler of degrees conferred by u.
| Uufversity IL l,UA,
Tho Librarian reported that tho library ha
A card catuloy has leeu gVmpleted of EuK!lsl
, 1880-06-23
SOCIAL EVENTS.

r, .,.., -, .,,,, 1,n.,t, 1sro.h,t nrIn,, f,hurch
luz pnt'otsu " ''.o VII. ~ .eoos ~ s 49,.
werv lust evening tue seeha OF flost chJoyAno
event. reception rendered " tho fncntocfs OK
tho congregation to thc'r now pnstor, tho ltcv.
lfcrrIcls .JOk,nsuu, who nftcr NEXT Sunday will
tcayo tho ctty upou his ,ls,nl summer vaca-
.i",, Tho .,.t, ,"rlor hc,, ,mcn mnst
tloh' iao ,it'It pn'o. ""u ,I.''ss
cxauisitly Iceoratcd WIN hornl oca'Rns
md ruliaKe plnnts, mud tho cualtEitNllous
nncrt,nrnt wns yrrv attractive. In ths centre
az this rom, Ind mcn iit,cc. Il fountain, which
fnnture uc the tcuuslol tho design Of Mrs. Will
f,Imi Ewing. wns u uniuup lee pyrnnl.l whiut,
SttMni II, Ills centre uf Tho rcfrGshtirnt tnbie.
1rhr f,on.iintIty Gf Dr. Johnson WIS mnt,tfcsteI
Inst Nyt,nr through tho i;tiTc uttuIl,i,1l,t.c uf
1M.nnIe wit, atnc h, In MnD ID, him and s r1s-
snrttctl vito. Iehtlrr's UhlcaKu Orchcettyl fur
ufs]le. excellent music, md Kins!cy Intended
fn thn refrt,s]lr,gtlt 1,nrt OF ulH program.
Amnrr thns, i,rt,srMt ~I.ro Mr. md Mrs. Ii. i.
White. Sir and yrs, F. Crosby, Mr.. md Mrs.
iohn 4 Yr,it. Mr. md Mrs. III Il. fiurlbIt, Mr.,
and Mrs, c, II. Mu,iIKct,, sr and Mrs. " 4. r,,r-
Bill. MI, Rni slrr, Jntl,, WuMlbrlKe, Nir. and
XIII II. W. IiEsnon Mr. md Mry. II. j. Spr,lRi,c,
Mrs ". q. Gnli,,y md ti,Juhfur. Mrs W. S i'vt-
viii. III, q, Il. i',;rnutoii anI Mss rur1nstUi.,
Ewtpg, iap % III. iienry ". Kins, i. V. Kci.
E,ng ur. hodge. ]. Mc(ircgor Albums,
W,,"B, Mccormick, Slr. Oliver II. Ice,
an,l n ureMt mnny younger members
Of tho couEscyut,on. Thu oycitt wts Indicative
, 1880-06-23

WHAT TIE COMMISSIONER HAS To CONTEND WITH.
ap<etal Dspateh to Ine Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno &&as.-SeveHll Demo-
cratic tcnngpgs In tho House Of Representa-.
tiyes who protcnd to bo tho speclal fr!onts Of
Union soi.lieFs occurred tho appointment OF .
committee to investigate tho Pension. 0l.oe Inst
winter. Tho Committee spout considerable
money, nnd eorsu,ncd Il good doul Of the time
of tho Commissioner OF 1'cnstons md his clorks
TINT waa nceled for tho regular buaincss. Pom
sion clulms to tho number OF 10000 havo piled
up In tho Pensions Ot!lco In tho lust yeaF on ac-
count Ut tho ArrGnr1Aus art nlont. ANY tnor1l-
tlix when Congress Ia In session tho Office Of tho
penson Commissioning mny no founu t'A A crowded
which they aro especially Interested shnli ro-
colve Immediate RGtton. That personal iinper-
tho fact thAt during tho seaslon Of Congress
wh!ch has tust expired ,AO0 ettes7 wore written
tn thu Pe.lsion Othcc, II rcpiy 70 tho tn1,!lres
thclr constituents.
, 1880-06-23
Regulations Governing the Trans"
portation Of Goods in
Bond.
How the Government Was Hood.
winked by the Brooklyn Dep
uty Collector.
A Fcw Important Facts Connected with
the Pension OlIlCo Routine.
Our Troops Denied Permission to Follow
Victoria into Mexico.
TRANSPORTATION IN BOND.

I1tIAN El1 l1olt14A4AoAt LAY ooA<Ds
PROVISIONS or THE NRw Law.
Special Dtpateh 10 Tx Chicago Tribune.
WAalffNuroN, D. C., juno Ha.-The Secretary
Of tho Treasury hRs prepared hls regulations
governing tho immediate transportation OF
t]utiaIlo merchandise IN 1o,nl without ApprnLsos
nlcrt, md to put I'll effect tho Nct known ms tho
Al,lrIch amendment to tho Immedlate-rrnns-
portnton act, pnssed III tho closing days OF tho
l,lst session. Tho regulations nre quito co1npll-
cnteli and cover eleven closely printed paEcs.
Tho Introductory paragraph ot tho regulations
serves 10 illustrate tho folly OF log-rnlfng lcgis-
luton, md also s1owa how narrowly tho bill
escaped tlefcnt, The Senators fsisted upon ndC-
ing port nftcr port whGth0r there werr customs
officers locntcd ut tho ports proposed or
not. In oraler To sccm to 10 doing something
for thoIr districts nnd tholr constituents. md
oven nftor tho bill hatl been amended once and
sent tnck to tho lIonso additional amendments
were ndlcd, 80 that for second tllno IL Ind to
20 to tho eei1ntc for concurrence fn tho n1ncnd-
tneuts. hut thorc was II 1,ruvtso Ut less thRu
two lincs added which snld. "proyfdcd, TINT tho
privilege OF transportation hcrcln conferred
shall not extend to any plnce Mt which thoro nro
not tho necessary oll!ccrs for tho apprh hise'ncnt
Of merchandise and tho collection Of sluties.'
Under this provision, Mt tho very outset. tho
Treasury Department
RTfstI1EB OUT THE FOLLOWING PORTS
which hal becu designated as to be entitled to
tho privileges OF tho immediate transportation:
Newport, Il. l.: Crlsilctd. Md.; Annapolis, Md;
Now Wur'e, n. G; Port lSoynl, i. e; brunswick,
"a; i!syea sS.tS %!ei M % Ksnsas 5 s|ty Ms A. 5sssps
yills re,lI:; Knoxyi,le, Tea,; Myasyi,lS: @ inl:;
rex; Omaha, Mob: dubuque, nj, burlington,
In.; 1scokMls, In: Leaycnworth. Kns.: N4lnpn
Hsy f EsfqenW rl S5:;, 5afNsonv1s ia a,I lns; E;
, 1880-06-23
ON TIE WRONG SCENT.

GRAND lsApICs, Mlch., juno IA young man
died recently ut Fierson. Montcatm County,
aLuut twcnty-tly1 mf!os north Of hero, and Ills
friends got III itlca thnt MI effort would be mado
to resurroot his body; 10 thoy kept "a watch OF
tho coniotcry. Inst night two men visited tho
cemetery, opened grave, and wcro Just ready
u lit tho body when tho watchers SURPRISED
thoEn and they run awny, going 30 soon that thgy
prevented tho intended capture. Thoy bud
nude II u1istuhG. nald had uponcd tho :grnyc
OF IL Mrs. Lyon, whu bud boon buried
over two ycats, but her body hAl not docayol IN
tho slightest, IN ln examination to-dAy shoWeti.
II III believed TINT tho two ghuula aro known and
arrests aro expected to follow.
, 1880-06-23
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.

In conversation yesterday with TRIBUNE ro-
porter, ar. Thom,ts H1ynU, ono Of tho Trt,atcca
OF tho Chicago University, said that tho DouRlns
huirs hui no Claim to tho property until tho
trust Ii utturly abandoned. Tht nortxMEe to
tho Umion Mutual llfe IL not lion 81! the prnp.
erty. because tho institution ls public Gtlnrtiy.
hell III trust fur tho public nss ly tho
University uf ChicMgo. II hia been stntel. hut
It ii believed " hu errocousty SO, thnt tho ac-
duvlse by tho Insurance Cnmplny, ior COLLECT
Ing slaD,Doo INV l"ug paIst t!ue. - hotter fnr
tho Cuthlntly to tiKe tho defensive allie.
Wllatpyur lcIfnl stnps may bo tskot,, tho cAso
will slulnber for yeasa III tho Supreme Court
, 1880-06-23
4 YOUNG MURDERER.
EnteE1l Fltsnateh In Thu ChLctuE, Tribune

KANSAS CRY, NO., Juno 22,.--Anothor murder
was lust night added to tho long list III Jackson
County, ut whlrh time d young boy nanic0
jerry Curloy shot mud killed William White. bo'
cnuso tho Inter wahted to drive COW through
land owned by tho former. Curoy IL IL bad boy,
md, although only II Years old, bus hteL t.i.
guKtd In numerous shooting scrApoa aud rOwa.
liz Inns cnrriod revolver for two or three years,
md last IEht. utter hC shot While, ho ss0:'d md
laughed ut hitil, ard Whcn tho IyllfG nuns Wtfo
cl.tgia 10 her husbands MssiHtulco tho young VII
nI1l tired ut her uhu, and then lnadp fila oseape
White died ut IN curly hour thls morning.
, 1880-06-23
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

COMMISSIONERS Wood, Aurllng. spo1ofd, and
coturu, a special committee appointed TO mako
furthor Inquiries as to the relative merits Of tho
elevators for tho now Court Hous4, met yeater-
day. Messri. crano mud lIulo wbso present.
tho sytGd u,ld amount of fuel necussary to run
tho elevators. 4 staggering urrny Ut Statistics
ul1Vn uusdo NlcreatllS p1llta Were lRlA LtIpI0
, 1880-06-23

WITHDRAWAL OF. CONFIDENCE.
DEAnwool,, D, r., 1uno ss.-Tho bondsmcn Of
County Treasurer NELL notified tho Commlsaion-
ers to-duy OF tholr Withdrawal from hfs bond.
Nsill IL ordered to v,lcAte ocu t.astantcr. Com.
missioner Hnckctt. C6uuty Cltsk Siclttnncss,
atsd Treasurer Nsi!l, rte' Woro Indicted by tho
for lrlal. Ex.Culnniasoners Jones anll King,
ukrlnst Whou+. indictments wcrG also brought,
c1pnot b0 found.
, 1880-06-23

inst " thu ltev. fnvld HwlnR EEsuciis Manno hn
krd M(NA NulliH !. Dixon. 'a''Aun
nE1tQ tho 18th Inst In ,,,. ...
~ tho lscv David bwlna q. Ii. IotVof and Htnils
DunninR. ~' >4'1 o'ei'o
.j, vIES11;rERnY1;Iun I n nt tho Cathedral
y. Ferry, uf this city. y ' 'e'o
, 1880-06-23
Ac0illTTF0;

. .M1lTiuxER. via, jung. A-Tho Rev. J. Q.
Ii,1agrusn, ex-Indian Agent at Kershena. .wis., on
triailn mo United statos Court on charge Of
makiuRtrau1ulcut rotufhs to tho lqyern1nont,
M1A to-NAy ac4ulttcd ostall four counts Of tho
ff3fllctluS1lt.
, 1880-06-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New Yotui. juno SA-Arrsved, tho Ctrcassia.
from Glasgow; FrIaIa, from Hamburg i
EougHAxp.IoN, Juno ea-Arrivel, the Hohon..
staufatl, from New York. -.
LONnoK, Juno 2s.,-Tho State Of Pennsylvania
FROM Now York, bus arrived out
QuKEnsTnWk, june E--Atstsed, tho Spain,
from Now York.
, 1880-06-23

cd: =,
~ vpFsslaent's in lfeport-h'essra. Horton Merrill j.
'" rseasafrcr, f Agent, mud Financc-Dlesars. Hat
lcl,i, Fower, l'nskhulss. ,.,.,.
Wutnull's Collcgc-Mrs. Qucnt, Mrs. Willing,
Mr. Iixtol.
r,nrnrs and iiunr.
Inv CDiicar-Sicssrs Towlc, Frnkc, and Irat}-
well. -. --,
FMculty-AIcssrs. Goodrich, IIancy, Willard,
Mprcy, ni,tl Spencer.
llcal Estute-Sleasrs. Stewart, Hamilton, and
Towle.
Nomination OF Trustees, Officers, ctc-hfessrs.
Oputirtch antl Fr1,kc.
Atcdlcui Colrgc-Mcssrs. Andrews md Evans.
A communication from Prof. II. =. CnrhIrt,
occ1,p,trt Cf thu Etg{r pf Physics, asking for q
leave Ut absetlce OF ono yrnf for tho purpose Of
visiting Europu for purposes Of study was ro-
fcrre 70 tho CnmmfttHc III tisculty.
and on rcnsscnlbllrY tho lrcsidcnt's report WIS
in, wna tt}
, 1880-06-23

FATAL QUARREL AT LEApVILLE,
nKayxa, COL, Juno "a Leadvlllo spcolM
saysi. "wilIam Cunningham was Killed and J.
J.. .Unflen sasproly wounded, while tho lnttcr
waa aptirrpIng with Tom Ho9Rn. O'nrien Tired
at Il6&Aa, ntsainY tic iattor aud killing Cum
piughaiu, kwhell Dou Norton. swhts wva pres.
ont. Nrs4i al Opriot,, with thu above result"
, 1880-06-23

Special U1pa{tA @ 1As CNseooo 1FlbaM9. v
MINIATURES, Wis. June Ss.-Wllam Puaeock,
a young law student md collector, beartng a
n1shor hurd Muuo, recently cn'bezzled couple
Ut hundred Jollnss from citizel.a hero and tied
to EtucillNuti lilo hMs hecn brought buck, ul1l
ID NOW in tho UuatoJy Ut tho Sheriff.
, 1880-06-23

Times: Our highest aftists III dentistry: Tho
MtChcsuey's beyond doubt, though hut ~ 1et.
, 1880-06-23

Buck Il lluynor.s Moth Powder destroys roach-
CO, ueus, Lies, aild bedbugs.
, 1880-06-23
NOTES AND NEWS.

WARRINGTON, D. e., Jnno x-Sccreta5y RAM
soy received a communication fron. tho Depurt-
meut Of State to-day announcing that n ciphcc
dispatch has boen received from tho Unltota
States Minister In Mexico, which contained III.
formation to tho cI0pt that tho Mexican an-
thoritles declined to sanction the request Of tho
Uultcl BtAtus That 0pu. nAtrh tse permitted ID
follow VIGtotlu's band Df Apachoa aeSssss tho
uusxlcr into Mexico.
ANAx9f OHpERkD..
Commissioner Natl1u has directed the arrest OF
tho late Deputy Collector, lIoOn1. Of lfru0klyn,
II. X, whO, It u sold, Is missing With dehctcncy
Ut 4lY N01 In accounts,
, 1880-06-23

Buy tho Improved IIowu Bcules. Rorden, Sc
Ieck & C9,. Agents, " Lake STRUT
, 1880-06-23

For baby and chii,itcn what moro delicato mud
whp1esoulu than Cuticura 6uap2 :
, 1880-06-23

paplIlQn cures cslatl!uK.
, 1880-06-23
nuttors, and all Looks Are accessible u tho stu

.bs y. 3. Davis presented tho report Of tho
Medical ec1itn, showing that the humber y
T,!irty."tght wcfe reco'inmenlca for FrnilHation,
rrcsemte tTs seart I .hirtytWo o
Tho Hotior Claas for graduation.
. To , gr9sss rcce!rss for w. pese year yT's Wcro
& tfs. D"riHa sho ycar rrof. jatncs i. tiisf, re-:
signed the Thair. .of Equity JnrIspru.lcmcS: and
i,ince. rho othcr chairs re,nnin as before.
Tho Fuuulty recommended that tho following
degrees he conferred: ,,a..,. ,.,,., ,.,,.,,
rls, i. y. iiowitt, ihistnn Kolnlc, Veoree Nor-
+ "a ssps e Il ,fe!Sf nonsd. M II aoi3 ft!s l. i hHf
warrinEa r & ,War5a'nRt, + 4; ..S,nsn w"on; r.
Il H. Within Sf%, I Il. John Tips. . '''o ' '~ '
iashci"r ,ef o Of I,itera.rlre a. LOWS, Dol
lie Y. McsIek, Atary +. Webster. 80.
Muster ei A1!aIM. e T. AadetTnn. " s. ,Ar1oi1;
Thopkns. Nsk E'hiiy a Franeis wheeler: Honor:
rS &r ! i. 'i iiss ;ne Aren't Of ths University.
Institution, prcscnting tho following ltor!,s:
,,nw S.ttt.a,ion. :Tho number pf Goar'lors u tho
ss %at s S'SsS es e. NV s' ssas IT, te sFfS tst e
sss ;s tM6' saa i6orse,, + ree9'e9,s, q ,sst
aeseut snss 4 so end et cae aa yesr. Tho
gsSS ~ 5 ssas st St yer@ @ S, rSenIs %l RS
f,ns frSi tS rrepatSsy 1 sse epartnent are s,c.
pSyaSls as5ls; st es :: ~ Ss S Il s
sep,s Ior ~ n:. xrsE ] wsFs s4o;!S. a, ths
| n RushrSA ffID Ifnfp4Ht1t4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30
Scion Chase.

Re b ssAeA - ssessoee Ass psssespl~s -
- bocA - ~ eseevs.
Chase's EnqSirer contains the following
correspondence:
LEWISTON, Sept. %, 1880.
Friend Chase-I have been informed this
morning that YOU propose to advocate
straight electoral ticket, and do not propose
to abide the almost unanimous decision OF
the State convention Of yesterday, felt
sorry that you could not see your way clear
Yesterday to abide BY the convention. You
no doubt have listened more to advise from
abroad than at home. None knew better
the parties Of Maine than our own people.
The time has got to come when we must
reorganize our forces but the tide is now
set in favor Of fusion, and no man or dozen
Of men can change that course until AFTER
election Should YOU attempt to run the
defiance Of the party YOU have done so much
to build up. am informed that only one
issue will Be issued before . change Of edi-
tor will be demanded BY the stockholders.
Public sentiment is a power that destroys
kings. even, and overrides oil Law and sets
at nsught the counsels Of the greatest and
best Of men. You cannot afford to make a
mistake nov. You hold power over the
Greenback party of Maine which YOU could
WELD for good BY going with the party; but
If you bolt your usefulness is gone. l felt
last night you had made mistake. and for
YOUR sake came home sad and sober. We
mus, govern our actions by circumstances.
Believe me sincerely yours.
c. S. CoNANr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30

The Nesbers 81 the Hra.Giia search
Party

roruy.
A New Bedford despatch to the n y.
Herald says:
The members of the Franklin Search par.
" under Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka, o.
the United States Army, were picked up by
Capt. Michael Baker, Of the bark George
and Mary, of New Bedford. at Depot Island.
on the lst Of August, they having returned
to that point from their sledge journey TO
King William Land on the 18th Of March OF
the present wear
The sledge journey was the longest ever
made through the UNEMPLOYED Attic regions,
both as 10 time and distance, the party hay
ing been absent eleven months and four
days and travelled 2sl9 geographical, or
325 statute miles This was the only sledge
journey ever made that covered an entire
Arctic winter:
They made complete search of King
Williams and the land adjacent to the main
land, travelling over the same route pursued
by the crews OF the Erebus and Terror upon
their retreat toward Blacks River, and
while so engaged buried the bones of all the
uniortunates remaining above ground and
erected monument to their memory.
Their research established the fact that the
records of Franklin's expedition are lost be-
yond recovery. A large quantity of relies
OF franklins expedition was gathered from
each spot where the graves were found. A
few tokens were selected which may serve
to indemnity those who persisted there. They
have also brought the remains OF Lieut..
John Irving, third officer of the Terror,
which were Unidentified by a prize medal
found in his open grave.
The party endured many hardships and
were once threatened with starvation.
No material sickness occurred during
their absence and no severe fros, bites were
experienced by any Of the party
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30
All for Hancock.

The bolt Of the straight greenbaekers, in
the Portland Convention. under the lead Of
Scion Chase, is in the interests Of the dem
ocratic party far a. it increases the
chances Of dividing the electoral vote of this
State.
The seven men who receive the greatest
number of votes, irrespective of the party to
which they belong. will be the electors Of
this State. Three Of the candidates on the
fusion ticket are also on the straight green
back ticket and the hope Of the democracy
Is to give them such vote As to secure
Their election and thus divide the electoral
vote of Maine. Three votes for Weaver in
Maine, while not as good a. three for Han
cock, are far preferable to that number of
votes for Garfield, so far as the Democracy
are concerned. and the democracy will there
fore bend every energy 10 the accomplish
ment of that end. We have no doubt thai,
Name will elect the republican ticket. by a
good majority, as the barl of the democra;
ie National Committee has been moved west
where it viii find steady employment till
after the 2nd Of November. Blu, as Murch
says that Weaver does no, stand the shos,
OF chance" and as this fac, must be appar-
eni 10 every thinking greenbacker, the ques-
ton arises and must be decided individually.
which of the two old parties he prefers to
aud h. III. -
many greenbackers who fully appreciate the
importance attached to the National election
this fall
We also believe there are a good many
greenbaekers in Maine who understand the
anxiety for fusion IN the next election 10 be
purely in the interests Of Hancock and the
democratic party. They may not, however.
understand so clearly that vote for Gen.
Weaver is also in the interests Of Hancock
and the democracy.
If they stop 10 consider the situation in
this State they will see that the election Of
even one Weaver elector will take one from
Garfield and add so much 10 Hancock 5
chances. We therefore say TO the homes,
greenbacker, consider well before YOU cast
your vote, which of the two old parties YOU
desire to help. Can you expect more aid
from the financial principles of the democ-
racy than from those of the Republicans
Can you endorse by your vote, even indi-
rectly, the long established Free Trade
plank Of the democratic platform? Can
you endorse the past history of tina, party
and the methods by which it now retains its
power in the South? Can YOU trust the
management Of our National affairs in the
hands which were so lately raised for the
Nations destruction If you can answer
these questions afhrma,ively it is certain
how you ought to vote. If you cannot as
sent to them then it becomes your duty as q
good citizen who desires good government,
and the protection that it affords, to ask
yourself whether vote for Gen. Weaver
is not almost as desirable to the democracy
as vote for Gen. Hancock direct Should
You decide that it is, you canno, hesitate to
cast your vote for Gen. Garfield and in the
interests of the republican party
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30
CHAsE's Mills. Sept. "a. 1880.


c. s. Conan', Secretary Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Androsooggis Publish
ing Go.
Dear Sir-ln accordance with your sug-
gestion, retire from Chases Enquirer. and
return its management to the board Of d.
rectors. When the Enquirer passes under
fusion management. implore YOU. for the
sake Of nv other children. to change its
name. can be resigned 20 the Enguir-
er buried. as am resigned when I stand
over the grave of NV only daughter. The
Enquirer dies fighting for the cause. as a
diving soldier on the battle field finds an
honorable grave.
The Enquirer has been under my sole
management, and alone am responsible for
its utierances. II have done harm 10 the
Greenbaok party am sorry: If have done
harm TO either or both Of the old parties,
am not sorry.
Your letter is very respectfully drawn, and
refers in complimentary terms to my past
labors and future usefulness. but breathes
the spirit tha, pitched Lovejoy'. press into
the Mississippi river. The stockholders Of
the Androscoegin Greenback Publishing
TO. own the press and type tina, makes the
Enquirer thunder, and | turn over the
property into their hands
SIX years ago. left the pillow standing in
the furrow. and felt n call tn preach and
prin, a newspaper. deserve no credit for
my past labors, TO which YOU refer. for |
could not help doing the work did. To
support Fusion electoral ticket in Maine is
TO discourage and dishearten our friends in
every State in the Union: and 60 back 10
the pillow to take little needed rest. where
! can be found when wanted. This dark
nigh, of Fusion will soon pass ava, and the
sunlight Of common sense will again have
SWAY. and then there will be work for me.
can pu; no FIRE into a Fusion campaign.
and If did not enter nv protest against IL
! should feel q traitor 20 the cause 40 near
nv heart
Our cause can never die. The conflict We
are waging is irrepressible. We have no,
10 wait until better men are born before VIC
tory pcrches on our standard, for the Green
back mothers, from the " hi,e birch hill-sides
of the north TO the land Of the olive and the
orange. are teaching their sons tina, the
Greenback road. like the road 10 heaven, is
straight ahead.
Mos, respectfully yours.
SCION CHASE
Since the above was in type We learn that
Conani's letter has created breeze among
the stockholders Of the company which
publishes the Enquirer. Ii now appears
that Conani is the Secretary Of the company
and wrote the letter without proper authori-
~. As soon as the letters appeared in the
Inquire, the presiden, and several Of the
directors, who, By the way. reside in Lewis
ton and Auburn, started for Turner, the
home of Scion, taking Conan, along with
them II vas a warm meeting, especially
for Conan,, who was obliged to confess tina,
he had no authority for writing as be did.
and ought NO, TO have written such a
letter. The presiden; and directors urgent
ly requested Mr.. Chase TO continue his
editorial Management, Of the paper and ,hi.
be will probably do. Bulldoring Scion
Chase into Fusion is no, an easy thing to
do, nor is the attemp, profitable.