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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-22
Manitowoc, Wis

The proceedings OF the county board
are read with more attention this fall
than ever before. In the report of the
committee on General Claims a bill for
canvassing and election returns was al
lowed at 1886. In order to bring this
item in one line it was abbreviated. but
the meaning is quite clear that the
amount stated was for canvassing and
making election returns. A number who
read the item are under the impression
that the S95. 30 were for canvassing only.
while the item select. returns is also
mentioned. This item election re-
turns is of course the sum paid to chair
men for bringing the returns to the Of
fee of the county clerk. In the clerks
report the items are not separated.
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tFlrst publication Jan. Is, 1891 No. =
STATE OF WISC0NsIN,-COUNTY OF MANIro-
y WOES.
Probate Office, Manitowoc County, January 9th,
In the matter of the proof and probate of the
last Will and testament of Casper Even deceased
late of the county of Manitowoc
whereas, an instrument in writing, purportinp
to be the last will and testament ofCasper Even
deceased, late of the county of Mantle voc has
been filed in this office and whereas application
has been made by Matthias Even, PRAYING thar
the same be proven and admitted to probate ac-
cOrding 10 the laws of this state:
Therefore, 1t Is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the probate office in the CITY of
Manltowoc III said county, on the tenth day of
February, A. D., 1850, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
And it is further ordered, that notice shall he
given to all persons Interested in said will of the
time and place of said hearing, by publication in
the ManItow0c Pilot newspaper printed in said
county, for three successive weeks once each
week, prior to the time OF such hearing
BY the Court,
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
e. B. Treat, Atty. ian ~
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(First publication Jan. Is, 1897

IT. I'7''0''VI0II oRFIT' IcoVsJ NO. o
IN PROBATE-MANIT0W0C COUNTY COURT
in, deceased. y wv
On reading and filing the petition of Don A.
Shove, executor o! the last win and testament OF
that he has not fully administered said es.nfe
and that he intends moving permanently out OF
said county and desires TO be discharged from
SAID trust and praying that time and place be
liked for examining and allowing his account of
ms administrations, filed in this court. Ii is or
derIu that said account be examined by the Judge
airy, A. D., $780, al 10 O'Clock A NJ at my Office in
said county,
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased and to all persons in
terested, by publishing & copy of this order for
three weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Manlt0Woc Pilot weekly newspaper published
at Manitowoc III said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10Th day of February
4. D., 1880.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge. ian %
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MEME.
Jan. Ia, 1880.
EDITORS PuoT:

Jan. IA, 1880.
EDITORS PnoT:
Believing you to be awake to the
interests of the people of this county,
l would ask you for the benefit of the
Dairymen of the county to state in your
valuable paper that there will be a meet
ing of factorymen and milk producers at
the house of Michael Herr in the Town
of Meme, on Wednesday the Attn day of
February, 1880, at one o'clock in the af-
ternoon, to consider the propriety of or
ganizing a Dairymens Board of Trade,
and considering the best interests of the
Dairymen of the county. All who feel
an interest in Dairying are cordially in
vited to attend and to assist in advancing
the dairy interest of the county and by
so doing they will materially benefit
themselves, as in union of action there is
strength.
WIN. f, DANFoETH. Sec.
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DIR. THOMAS.

Do not fail to hear this celebrated lee.
turer tomorrow night. He is said to lie
a man of superior power and eloquence.
His reputation for hberality in religious
matters fully equals bis celebrity as q
lecturer. Tt is seldom eur citizens have
an opportunity of hearing the celebrated
men of the nation and every oppo, tunity
should be improved,
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First publication January g 1881

GTATE OF WISCONSIN,-COUNTY COURT FOR
- MANIT0W0C COUNTY-IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given, that at the regular term
OF the county court, to be held in and for said
county, at the office of the County Judge, in the
city of Manitowoc, in said county on the first
tiers will be heard and considered
No2
The application of Rosena Link to admit to
probate the last will and testament of FLoRIAN
LINK, late OF Reedsylle in said county, deceased
and for the appointment of John Kunz as admin
istrator with said will annexed of the estate of
said deceased Estabrook 81 Walker, Attye.
Dated, January 8, 1880.
Bysorder OF the Court:
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
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RAND & RoEMER of this city are daily
receiving large quantities of goods,
which were purchased before the heavy
rise ii prices. They expected a heavy
advance in prices and took the precaution
to purchase early. These goods are now
coming il and persons who must pur-
chase goods in their line during the year,
should call early as they are now selling
at retail, cheaper than can be purchased
at wholesale. They lately received five
car loads Of iron, spikes, nails etc. Do
not delay making your purchases.
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Ftrst publication Jan. -, 1SSO) No. &.
IN fhQBAfE,-MANlT0WOC COUNTY COURT.

tFtFst publication Jan. -, 1SSO) No 6
IN fhOBAtE-MANlT0WOC COUNTY COURT
L IN the matter OF the estate of Gottfried Null
Ter, deceased.
- On reading and filing the petition of William
Noss, administrator of the estate of said deceased
Representing among other things, that he has full
~ administered said estate, and praying that a
TIME and place be fixed for examining and allow
ing his account OF his administration filed in this
court. 1t is ordered that said account he eyamin.
ca by the Judge of this court, on Tuesday the 18th
day OF February, A. 1880, at 10 o o'clock a. NJ at
my office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given II,
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons III
terested, by publishing copy of this order for
ihree weeks successfully prior to said day of hear
ing, in the Mantowoc Pilot a weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc in said county
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of January. A.
D., 1880.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County judge.
G. W. & w. +. White Attys
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CATO. Jan. 81 1890

The Cato Literary Club, at the school
house in that place Friday evening, Jan.
3Oth, will discuss the question: "Resolv-
ed, That women should be allowed to
vote" The affirmative will be support
ed by Messrs. G. J. Hutchinson, r.
Burke, Fl. Flagg and G. F. Whelan.
The negative by Messrs. W. II. Nelson,
Z. Simon, j. s. Cahill and j. p. Dono-
hue. The rest of the exercises will con-
sist of defamation, reading, essays, and
singing. Con-.
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In the published proceedings OF the
county board, the name of Jos. Miller of
Maple Grove does not appear on the
vote on the adoption of the report of the
assessment committee. The clerk mad
vertently omitted his name in recording
the proceedings. Mr.. Miller was pres
ent and voted against the adoption of the
report. Mr.. Miller is one of the most
active and intelligent members of the
board and attends closely to his business
while the board is in session. His name
appears on the slips from which the
clerk calls the names of members when
voting upon question, and he is on
record there as voting against the adop-
ton of the report.
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The city council did not have quo
rum on Monday night, and consequently
no action was taken on the demands of
the fremen. The committee will report
making it the duty of each engineer to
take care of The hose Otter a fire, thus
relieving the fremen of the duty said to
be most disagreeable. The engineers
will be allowed an extra compensation
for the performance of this work.
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ROBINSON & HINRICHs, is the name of
the new firm that succeeds Jones &
Schallern. Mr.. Robinson is a member
of the firm Of T. & J. Robinson. Mr..
Hinrichs has long been in the employ
ment of the Robinson firm. He is an
experienced druggist and will have per-
sonal supervision of the central drug
stnra
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REMOVED. large stock Of drugs

REMovED.-The large stock of drugs
in Robinson's drug store has been remov-
ed to the Central Drug Store and consol-
idated with the stock formerly owned by
Jones & Schallern. All the friends and
customers of the two old firms are re-
spectfully invited to continue their pat
ronage. ROBINSON & HINRICHs.
If Proprietors Central Drug Store.
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W. T. NASH, of the Chronicle, is one
of the lecturers on the Home Series to
be delivered during the winter at Two
Rivers. Messrs. Raft and Smith have
already delivered lectures. Mr.. Nash's
subject is Spiritualism. We predict a
good thing from Mr.. Nash, as he is GER
tainly graceful and able writer.
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MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
First publication January 8, 1891 No. 3.
IN PROBATE,-MANIToWo COUNTY COURT.

FIRST puOlcatlon January 3, 1891 No g.
IN PB0BATE,-MANIT0WOC COUNTY COURT
i In the matter OF the estate of Francis Lepne-
Vile, deceased.
To all whom il may concern:
Letters testamentary on said estate having been
issued to Edward Lenneyille and 2. j. Pierce on
the 18th day of January, A. D., 1880. and six
months from and after said day being allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance, notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned will, on the second Tues
day of the following named months next ensuing,
to-wit.: February, March, April, May June and
July, at the probate Office in the city of Manito-
voc, in said county, receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against said
deceased
Desed January Z, 1880. ex-jan-29
MICHAEL KIIlWAN, County Judge,
Henry SibFpp
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First publication Jan. -, 1SS00
JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE
AND SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COIRT.
- Manitowoc Gonnty.-David S. Berthe plain
till, against Frank A Eewanke, defendant
BY virtue of ana pursuant to a Judgment of said
court, in the above entitled action, which was
rendered and dated on the 18th day of January. A.
D. lef9, snail expose for sale and sell at public
auction at the court house in the CITY of Ma;,ito
Toc, in said county of Manitowoc on Saturday.
the 9th day of March, D., $780, at the hour of ID
o clock A. NJ, or that day, the following described
mortgaged premises, or so much thereof rs MAJ.
be sufficient to raise the amount due the plaintiff
or his assigns for principal, interest and costs,
togeiher win the expenses of sale, towit: Los
number three o. in block number one hundred
and hfty.two Q52l, in the city Of Manitowoc, Man
itowoc county, Wis.
Dated January 18TH. 1890
p. j. PIERCE, Sheriff of Man,tovoc coppt,, VIC
&. B. Treat, Atty, f.h 1f
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MEEME. Jan. 10. 1880
January 20.

A meeting of the Meme Teachers
Association will be held in the school
house in Dist. No. 5, Meme, known as
the Pritchard School house, on Saturday,
January 81, 1880, beginning at 10 o'clock
A. M. The following is the programme
Banklng, p. III. Hewitt.
Jurisdiction of L. S. Supreme Court, p, Martin.
Parslng OF Nouns, Lizzie Donahoe.
ocean Currents, III. G. Walsh.
JacksonS Administration, Il. w. Albers.
Reading, NJ Sullivan.
Essay, 5. L. Danforth.
Select Reading, Eliza Pritchard
Discussion: Moral Qualifications
of the Teacher, c. f. Viebahn, j. p. Briggs,
o. s. Brown.
In the evening there will be a debate on the
question:: Resolved, That in enc hundred
years the o. 5. will change its form of govern
ment. Affirmative, John Barnes Jas. kirwan
4. }. Taugher. Negative, p. Ii. Hewitt, III. G.
Walsh, 7. w. Albers. W. C. WALSH, Sec.
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A TEACHER in Kossuth took French
leave of his school just previous to the
holidays. He had an order from the
clerk for little more than his earning
amounted to, which he sold to a resident
of the district. He surreptitiously re
moved his books from his boarding place
and managed to obtain his clothes with
out arousing suspicious. He left board
bill of some dimensions unpaid,
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Our readers will be pleased to notice
that J. c. has begun to write his inter-
esting letters from Madison. No other
paper in the state has so interesting a
correspondent.
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FISH !

White fish, trout, mackerel, herring,
salmon ETC., all warranted sound and
good, at
2W J. SCHUETrE & Bios.
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TAKE Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop
your colds, coughs and bronchial affec-
tons before they run into consumption
that you cannot stop. ian22
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VICTIMS of wasted energies find sure
relief In Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is the
most potent purifier and fountain of
health and strength. jan22
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A LITTLE boy living in Cooperstown
was killed one day last week by having
drunk too much whisl1ey. As we are in
formed, the boys father, who is saloon
keeper, came to the city to do some
trading, leaving his wife in charge of the
saloon. The little boy secured n bottle
of whiskey, and whether he drank too
much, or that a gulp deprived him OF
breath we have been unable to learn.
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GRAND RE-OPENING,

The undersigned having purchased
the Temperance Hall of D. J. Mahoney,
will have re-opening Oh Saturday eve
ming. The public generally are invited
to be present.
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A TEACHERS meeting will be held at
the North Side school house, in the city
of Manitowoc, on Saturday, Jan. "a,
1880. The following is the list of exer-
cises:
Music in Schools, Alice Canright.
Methods of Occupying the Little Ones,-by the
teachers of primary grades in the schools of
Two Rivers and Mantowoc.
A Graded Course in Botany, C. F. Viebahn.
Examinations and Promotions in graded schools,
j. P. Briggs
Reading in intermediate grades, j. NJ Raft.
Morals in Schools, o. S. Brown.
Teachers meetings will also be held in
Meme, Jan. 81, at Cato, Jan. 81; at
Two Rivers, Feb. IA. Teachers and
friends of education are invited to attend.
G. F. VIEBAHN,
Pres. M. G. T. A.
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TRUssEs, shoulder braces, bandages,
ETC., the largest stock in the city-sold at
bottom prices at the Central Drug Store.
If ROBINSON & HINRICHs, Proprietors.
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TEACHERS MEETING.

Cato, Jan. 10, 1880. Meeting called
to order at IL, A. NJ. On motion G.. F.
Viebahn occupied the chair, and J. s..
Cahill was appointed secretary. Exercis-
es were conducted in Civil Govt, Arith-
metic, Word Analysis, and History.
Mr.. Viebahn addressed the meeting in a
very able manner on the subject of Read
ing. Jas. Burke read a very interesting
paper on the Commercial advantages of
Wisconsin. Methods of teaching Gram
mar to beginners were discussed by G.
F. Whelan, and G. J. Hutchinson. j.
Burke was chosen vice president of this
district, and w. III. Nelson secretary.
The next meeting will be held here
Jan. 81, 1880. The following is the pro-
gramme:
County and town orgaization, c. J T.. Hutchinson
Grammatical analysis with diagraming,
Mary Maoney.
Assimilation and duplication of consonants,
j, Burke.
C. F. Vebahn.
Arithmetic-reduction j. Whean
Proportional Culture, Thomas Burke
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SeaSOlable Goods

which would cost more were we to
buy them now than at the begin
ming Of the season, and it is almost
certain that prices will advance still
more by next season; but as we
wish TO carry over as few goods as
possible, SO as to be able to always
show
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MARRIED..

Y-NULHOLLAND--In Meeme, on
The 18TH inst. by Rev. Father Cory. MIR. Jos.
KENNEDY and Miss OpELIA MUIHoIIHNp
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THE circuit court adjourned on Friday
until Tuesday morning of this week.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 2eth,
AT KLINGHOLZ HALL.

Those who wish 10 join may leave their names
al a. fienings, where terms will be made known.
II, w. WAY
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r. w. WAYS
DANCING ACADEMY.

The undersigned takes pleasure in informing
the public of Mantowoc that he will open n
course of dancing,
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Observation-Disclosures
Paper-Moral Culture,
, 1880-05-15

A. FA1n test of tho strength Of tho tastE
rofos1nors In tho House was had yesterday f1i
tho contest intended to dotur1nlna whothor Coli-
grcss Bhnll ADJOURN without accomplishing auy
legislation looking to a Modification Ut the OK
stiug tariff schedule. By n vote of lf) to 70 tho
House decided to act upon resolution provid-
Ing for adjournment Mny u, md by u vote Of
lid nays to % Yoas dofeatcd q resolution rcauir~
ing tho Waya and Means Committee to report
bin for plaoing snlt md prlnt-paper OH
tho froo list bofora reporting MI adjournment
resolution. 1t aerms surprising TINT such q
proposition oo,tll command but ninety votes In
It's fnvor, ar, that With fuw exceptions, tho Re-
p,,hllcans Of tho House should bo found voting
ngatnst It. Tho only Illinois Republicans on tho
sle Of tho tarin-rcfortncrs woro Cannon prd
shcr,Yin, tho thrco Republican Congressman
from ChlcuHo. It city osiphatiaally In favur vi
FREQ snlt ind freq pnpcr, voting Invariably
with tho protccttonlsts for adIournmont,
without tAkipg step toward leglslt-
ton OH this subIoot. These. gentaonlqn
make grnyc mstuka In surprising That
tho country ia'uorcanxlusss that Congress should
adjourn Sluy 81 than TINT it should roforsn tho
present atrocious tariff systonl. and Sumo OF
them will doubtless discover tho crrur nbont
tho tlau tho district nominating conventions
hrc held.
, 1880-05-15

tica .,,rtt,- a., y@s..t sal ,,a ~ tim
lteh RAtky Ill t!e f@Ist aHt pM''S ~ ~"
Third GpnRreast0unl District It Ia perfectly
o,oo- fro,, +I,I. .t.t,,,,,nt That tbo cooir
u.c"i 'ui'. 1'1s7 austetne"t s."' Wv s No'n
Jnnts "elHRatos cNnpot 'o" W s,4 ,,un .,,ra
ui"a.s, W.. ""9n ~, u'ss ep'.o y. ~ .na n' Motionoi
sn nan., ~. "a ue,esa'eH s,,ans, ~ w. ' ,,1,l
.";a.. ',,s, int tne ,lree Iose e,.eas ,,o.s
s. M,tss ~ WHICH euoH uoun'5 ."% 10, raapsa pnas'
n' ~. .,"ss ..ecsss".y "isc W. y; nv asnt,,
g,v T,tn,a aMo IVY ~.vs . os, " u 1,Is's,nm
l.'s'eI IVY gno MA!y VI ,o ~ 20. a., s,sisa
aw'.n ,nnas' sae r"1k M n ..s,, ,.nsn % n",a.nr",. ]
s.n ,,s.a,.. o""srs ,,, " ",o ons.nn -,
s.e ,.n,. ~ W. aes Wisn Nv lago 1aa ;or - 4,
,eos'.k n,'a. u.s wv Natoa ,, asess r.n. -, t,o o
to- osi isSo.on"' n's,,s s s',,, ,a,aat
.''a Matvs y Ae ess i,','s.u az ~ eooon;
sao w" INs'ul'.. aeas"",s ~, l1'." .' o 81. ~
uo"s,ess.onal Lls1FiG. , tae ."u. MG1 anG,,. u.
~ @ tn,.n ''av ~. ~ ~a,u u ,s,i % untto % T.,
~"".s 'o""s' ""u A..ho .o",''' 49, ..l' ~" ~.
nussH sr,ss, .'o smo a'a. ra rom,,nr
ra...,' sue.eas.o.,"l stau us,,n J .,s ,,ae"a
, 1880-05-15

ollnce; but 1t nayor permits tho Cc,,srnl
Committeeman 10 nominate Or 1lnme anybody
to preside.
What Singer sought to do waa wholly un-
authorized and without rreoetlu,lt; and llu
knows it. It was Il gross usurpntion
OF authority on his part, anl was
properly and promptly mot and rc-
buked. All tho row, noisc, anl confusion
TINT occurred IN tho convention waa
causet, by this tnpudcnt net Of usurpatton
OIL tic pars Ut Singer. Tho minority faction,
VINO prompted lin to It, dit 80 to MAKO aii
excuse for boiling. It WIS NIL d pre-
arranged Bcl,rne Oh their, part The
"Grant b,illdozcrsn wero perfectly wvl!
aware TINT Singer Ind ITO right to nanie or
appotntn Temporary Chairman, for several
Of tl,ei.i llatl l)cen Delegates to Cook County
Conventions tany times, n1ltl they were well
awaro that tho usaga md rulo uf procedure
l,oro never permitted nnything pf tic kll'd.
Tho 1Vhtu sllould lake notice TINT sthco TftE
TRIBUNE published the precetlents from tho
records of Cook County Republican ConycIl-
tiol,s, thu boilers haye "tlrlcl up" III that
point, and admit now TINT Singer exceeded
his authority, md llatl no business to i,oltl-
inate Il Temporary Chairman, Md TINT he
violated our Cook County precedents tl SO
doing.
When Mr.. Booth, Of the Thirteenth Ward,
nominated tho lion. Elliott Anthony rs Teni-
porary Chnlrmn,,, which was Seconded by
scores Of dulegatcs, 1t was Singers duty to
have put tho motion; but, refusing to do 1t,
and being Intent OH thr,,stinE q Chairman Of
his selection upon the convention ngafnst its
will, Mr.. Dootl, very properly, md Of par
lta,ncntary right, put tho motion, topk r.
vote upon 1t, u,d declared tho result.
Why shuuitl there havu been any "row or
riot" nfter that way dune md Chairman
elected? Why did tho minority go OH with
tllelr "rIot," al,tl attempt to 0ust tho Chair
i,an from Ills sent? If tic convention was
n "mob" utter THO election os% Nfr. Anthony,
tlta tllrd-tarnl bulltlozSrs created Md con-
stltuted 1t. "
1t should have occurred to the 7Vhig that
1t was "@,ownright ruElinntsm and an out
rageous disregard Of proprioty md de-
cency" fur Singer himself, not a member
of tho convention, to attempt to thwart
n1sl defeat tho will Of i. tho majority
Of tho convention by forcing on 1t d
presiding officer not It's choice. 1l1 Ind
oetll llliuTtllFls ut!uEt blld CuAfGnt4oH AtAt
hccn cailel to order, that THO 119'n Elliott
Anthony had bocn selected by the majority
side Of tho convention as It's temporary pre-
siding officer. Why di4l he set l.p lIs will
t against that of tho majority, and he mot a
member Of the conyentlon9 What right hntl
lie, rs II 1'tpmber Of tho Central Committee
to take si.les between t!.ls.l-termers allu nlltl
third-ter'ners, ind usnrp authority to pro
mate tho purposes Of the minority and tlpfcai
tho will Ut the majority? The IVAtg may
profess to think sacl! conduct "usaal ant
perfectly proper"; hut 1t knows butter. i
1t were unprejudlceN," It would perceive
that tho 4" Ynzoo taclics " were resorted tn b,
the minority to ovcrbear and bu1tlozo TIL
majority IN tito convention; ant! the 1Vhi'
should be asl,auIed to cspouso SO rottci. al'
rulllanly cause.