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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-27

Secretary Evarts is snendir, II.
: Windsor. u"'ry seat at
,. A popular London dramatist dacIino,
10 attend Moody and Sankey's ser,,iool
on a somewhat novel ground. "Trin,s
get converted, said he, "and then ,rH Snt
should L do for living ?" """'
Queen Victoria is going into sooio.
again, having recently attended 49,.
gwen oy the prince of Wales, and ~
Engilsh papers are at a loss to accom-
Tor her sudden recovery of spirits
A gang of counterfeiters is tbouobf -
DE doing thriving business in nam !"
featuring genuine five-cent pieces Tbe
intrinsic value of the coin, which oon n0
talns seventy-five per cent of nickel =
but a cent and a quarter. iS
Vermont has $4,000 in state hords
due in 1876, which have never been
presented for payment. The holders
are unknown, but the bonds bear no in
terest, and the money is in the treasury
to pay them.
Mr.. j. C. Miller, one of the proprie-
tors OF the Washington Daily Critic, fell
from window Monday afternoon, sus-
tanning probably fatal injuries.
Senator Ben Hill is reported to be
suffering from a cancerous tumor on the
tongue, which is liable to terminate
fatally.
Chief Ouray, the good Indian whose
mediation between the Utes and the
Interior Department has been nro-
Snch
at the Southern Ute Agency
Lord Beaconsfeld was among the
most constant inQuirers at Mr.. Glad
stones While the Premiers life was in
uahger. Inc two distinguished states
men are said to entertain a pennine
feeling of respect for each other.
A rather novel contract has been an
tered into between two citizens of Rnt-
land. citizen has agreed to Give bio
nelghbOr ten cents for every tune NE
attends church on the Sabbath, and
when the neighbor takes front pew he
is to have twenty-five cents. The con-
tract has been performed for several
Sabbaths. Let us have more of such
contracts.
A peddler gave Give minutes tooth
ache cure" to Mrs. Samuel Taft of West
erly the other day, and she is likely to
die III consequence.
Gen. Perley P. Pitkin and Mr.. Jacob
Estey have been appointed by Gov.
Proctor as commissioners for the United
States International exhibition, and
Hon. John B. Page and Col. John b.
Mead as alternates.
DR.. Tanner has had to have his teeth
pulled. A dentist says the enormous
eating he did and the constant use of
bis jaws after their long disuse made
his gums sore. While he was fasting
the gums shrank from the teeth, and
when he began to use his jaws the mo-
ton loosened the gums and at the same
time loOsened his teeth. Hence the
tooth pulling and the new set of tie eth
We hope every Republ lean voter will
be at the polls and vote the 9TH of Sep
TENDER. We have a clean state ticket,
one that should receive every Republi-
can vote in the state.
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sword to settle disputes. We have al
ready agreed in the establishment OF
national honor, by accepting national
constitution, and to let the ballot-box
decide all the differences of the people.
In the ballOtbox, then, lie our sacred
political rights. When that is lost,
everything is lost If Southern people,
who in the past have resorted to every
cruel and extreme measure they could
think of to carry their ends, desire to
follow up this course, and destroy the
power of the ballot-box, then will JUS
tice, sooner or later, lay its hands heav-
lily upon them, as it did during our late
war.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-27

chief of mist that floats out from his
summit like the smoke from Vesuvius.
The SO beautiful rosy light that sunset
can impart lies upon them all, as in
long procession they march half way
around the horizon, conspicuous among
them Marcy, 5403 fit. high, the Mt.
Washington of their numerous group.
H. w 7
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-27

u Gen. Albert j. Myer, chief of the
U. S. signal service, died at Buffalo, N.
Y, Tuesday, aged 50. Gen. Myer is
known as "Old Probabilities, and has
had charge of the weather for the past
ten years. 1t was under his admins
tration that the present system, of
weather indications, cautionary signals,
etc, has grown up, and his death is a
national loss.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-27
The Fairs.
Freeman's Oath.

You sOIemnly s,oear that lUheneuer you
gire yoUr rOte or suffrage, touching any
matter that concerns the state Of Yer
mont, yOu iCW do 1t so as in your con-
science you shall judge iCiH most cOnduce
to the best good Of the same, as establish
ed by the constitution, without fear or ia
cor of any man.
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United States District Court.

There will be session of the United
States District Court, for the District
of Vermont, Judge HOyt H. Wheeler
presiding, for the purpose of naturali-
zation, at the United States Court
rooms in Windsor, on Tuesday, Au-
gust 81, 1880, at . o'clock P. NJ, to
continue until Wednesday September
l, at IL o'clock noon. And also SEES
sion at Chambers in the City of Bur
lington, on Thursday, September ,, at
9 o'clock A. NJ. for the same purpose.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY TICKET:

j. K. DARLING. I S,o.
Z. ID. BL0DGETT,
f. w. CHURCH, }Ass,t TuJ,,.s
CHAS. d. BRAINERD, 5
HENRY C. BATES, States Attorney.
L. SULLOWAY, Sheriff
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
HENRY BLAKE, High Bailitf.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-27

Adirondack Murray has returned
home and says: 81 went abroad to
make money, and 1 believe Ive made
it, and am worth more money than ever
before"
Tom Hughes, the celebrated English
author, arrived at New York on Satur-
day. He comes over on a business en-
terprise.
The English wheat crop is generally
below the average. The crop of peas is
also below, but barley, oats, potatoes
and beans are above.
Lake Champlain is lower now than
has been known for years.
Col. OBeirne and Gen. Burke will
address the people of Burlington on the
political issues of the day, at City Hall
on Saturday evening next.
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Political Notes.

Wade Hampton's 'peIplexity" may
be said to be growing.
This is very unpleasant time for a
Northern man, who is a gentleman, to
try to be democrat.
Phil Sheridan has been promoted
to the ownership of another little son.
and Gen. Howard has been breveted by
the arrival of a granddaughter.
1t is absurd to say Tilden had any
thing to do with HancOck's letter.
There would have been some first-class
fraud yelling in it if he had.-[Tri-
bune.
The North is gradually getting hot,
and by the time election day arrives
there will be "broad and down-reach-
ing for the UniOn,n which will make
Wade HamptOn's head SWIM [Tri-
bune.
The Hon. Geo. Nichols, chairman of
the republican state committee of Yer
mont, recently received the following
telegram from Senator Blaine: you
are having a splendid dress parade in
Vermont. In Maine the fight is actual
and bitter.n
NIL OllNoi L. MOrIOH, son OF the late
Senator Morton, has been making a
successful republican speech in Indiana.
Hels said to be young manof excellent
capacity and a spirited speaker, and
his speech was received with much en-
thusiasm.
There is a prospect of gaining two
republican congressional representa-
tives i'll West Virginia. There is a bolt
IN the first district against Representa-
tive Wilson.
A manufacturer near Albany, who
employs more than 1000 men, says he
wants Garfield elected, and adds: at
SlO,0OO would help to secure such re-
suit would pay it with pleasure, for
after two years of steady work don't
want to go back to quarter time"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-27
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
ROSWELL FARNHAM, of Bradford.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN L. BARSTOw, of Burlington.
For Treasurer
JOHN A. PAGE, of Montpelier.
FOR CoNGREssMEN :

1st Dist.-CHARLES II. JOYCE, Rutland.
I'd Dist.-JAMES Nj. TYLER, BrattlebOrO.
Sd Dist-WM. W. CIRCUIT, Barton.
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:

A.roro. SW. Y. W. RIPLEY, Rutland,
Al Large W. W. LYNDE, BrattlebOro.
LIST Dist.-JAMES X. BATCHELDER, Arlington
2d Dist.-SUMNER S. THOMPSON, Lyndon.
Sd Dist.-DAVID III. BEATTIE, Maidstone.
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WiStaF'S BaIsam
WILD CHERRY!

One Of the Oldest and Most Refiahle REM
edies in the World for the Cure of
Coughs, Colds, HOarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Inf1u-
enza, Asthma, WhOOp-
ing Cough, Group,
and every affection of the
THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST
including
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CONSUMPTION.

A WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITES:
ut does not cry up cough, and leave the cause
behind as is the case with most preparations, but
oosens it, cleanses the lungs and allays irritation
thus removing the cause of complaint"
DO NOT BE DECEIVED by articles bearing
similar names. Be sure you get
Or. WlSTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY
with the signature of az BUTTS" Oh the wrapper.
so Cents and 81 90 a Bottle.
Prepared by SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, BOs'
ton, Mass Sold by druggists and dealers generally
tAug19, 's1,e cow
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STATE n COAST.

The Tuscarora Miners Union is increas-
ing daily, aud the roll now contains largely
over . hundred names.
An effort is being made 10 incorporate
and list on the San Francisco Stock Board,
the Star Spangled Banner mine, in Tusca-
r0ra.
A correspondent from Spring City says F:
THE news Of the nomination Of Hancock
at Cincinnati was received here with great
rejoicing"
Jolly Dick Guiberson was in Carson
Thursday morning, says the Tribune. Dick
supports q Hancock badge, and has applied
for the Postmastership Of McGarry Dis
trict.
The biggest rodeo Of the season took
place q few days Ago., out near the Duck
Valley Reservation. Murphy & Burns col
iected at one time more than 10,0O0 head
Of cattle, which have been ranging in that
n~eighborhood during the past winter.
Last Tuesday another base ball club was
organized in Virginia City. to be known as
the Virginians. The following is the list of
officers: President. G. Russell; vice-Presi-
dent. W. Bryan; Secretary, J. Singleton;
Treasurer A. B. Mccoy; Captain. W. Ran
dali. The club issopen to challenges from
any club in the State for q friendly game.
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Secretary Thompson viii be on the Pa
cifc coast for about two months.
The electric light on the tower Of the
Grand Union, Sars,ogA, can be seen hve
miles.
A military encampmens viii be n feature
Of the season at several Of the Watering
places.
Bret Hart and family are among the
guests at the Grand View House, MOTIFS
town, n. J.
No woman was ever known to marry .
man whose first remark on being intro
duced to her was about the weather.
CarboIic acid, used by . Utica girl to
remove . wart, caused notification and
made amput&tion Of the finger necessary.
There i 80 much drunkenness in the
Pennsylvania oil regions that the people
have become tired Of imprisoning drunk
ards.
Delays are dangerous "H any other
man Is not . candidate, the time for him
to mention il Is now."-Nev Orleans Pic
ayune-
The man who drew q SIS 600 hotel in
Wisconsin in a lottery the other day was At
once asked to pay up . mortgage OF S5o,Voo
on the property.
Senator Blaine, after . month at Sara
toga, will do campaign work in New York.
Pennsylvania and Ohio, in September and
October.
During the heated spell. it is said that
communications between the Governors OF
North and South Carolina are more fire.
quent than ever.-Bosson Transcript.
They have . sleeping girl at Turyille.
Bucks, England. She has been in 9 trance
for nine years, living on wine and milk.
A local physician thinks she Is paralyzed
| and unconscious.
Two-shirds Of the American tourists now
in Europe expect to go to the Ober-Am-
morgan Passion Play Myrisds OF English
Will go there, too, on the Cook excursion
tickets.
The latest reports from the famine dis
tricts in Ireland show that many parishes
have not yet received anv relief at all, and
that in the month Of July there will be
fearful suffering.
He came into the editors room with .
large roll Of manuscripts under his arm,
and said very politely II have q trifie
here about the beautiful sunset yesterday,
which was dashed off by . friend Of nine,
which / would like TO have inserted il you
have room" PLENTY Of room. Just in
sert it yourself" replied the editor, gently
pushing the waste basket toward him
Galveston News.
Said Angelina, suddenly breaking the
| oppressive silence, Don't you feel afraid
OF the army worms. Theodore, that are
coming so rapidly this way?" The ques-
ton was such . strange me that Theodore's
surprise caused him to look right at Ange-
lima for the first time in his life. Why did
| she ask that, be wanted to know. 'Oh,
nothing" she replied, as she toyed with
her fan; ''only the papers say they eat
every green thing wherever they co.
Boston Transcript
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EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
icy Telegraph to the sentineI-I
Mrs Hughes " ishes to Commenced
SaBt for Seduction.

~
Mrs. Hushrs " fishes to Commence
SuBa for Seduction.
CHICAGO. July 3.-This mornings Times.
summarizing > long Washington special.
says : A woman at Washington, calling
herself Mrs. Hughes who has been mar
ried three times, and has five children,
some Of them grown, claims that Congress
man C. p. Berry. Of California. sedueed
her last winter, and that she will soon Ce
an object Of interest TO the census man.
She has consulted several attorneys. with .
view Of bringing suit for damages, bat
thus far has not been able TO find one who
will take her case in charge
N~ortheete RiadIed with Bullets
GALVESTON, July "a special from Ce-
dar Mills. says Z. Frank Northcote. who
shot Constable Crabtree, was arrested and
placed under guard At the Crabtree house.
During the night he was taken from the
guard by mob Of masked men, who
crossed Red River to the Indian Territory,
where they riddIed him with bullets.
Sorthcote's relatives having . clue to the
perpetrators, will prosecute them
Appeal for Mrs. BuboIs.
NEW YoRK, July 3.-Mrs. Bubois, the
niece of Captain worrell, deceased. who
commanded the California clipper Gray
Feather. and who once nav;gated her IN
cle's ship in the Pacific, bringing il safely
into port during his illness, is nov here
sick and destitute. all her relatives being
dead. The Herald makes IN appeal for
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Photograph. that wink.

The last new thing in photography sur
passes the ingenuity Of the man who
invented the spirit photographs, and sug-
gests how handy it would have been had
that crafty person added this to his devices.
A Frenchman takes one negative Of Q sitter
with open eyes. Then he makes the sitter
hut his eyes and remain in exactly the
same position while another negative il
taken. The two negatives are printed on
the same paper one ON each side exactly
coinciding. when this double-fAced picture
is held in proper position before Q lamp.
and the lamp is rapidly moved or causel
TO flicker. the curious effect is produced Of
long continued winking. It is not claimed
that q person looks more beautiful when he
keeps winking. but it cannot b denied
that it gives n . very interesting appear
ance.-Philadelphia Record.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
L tsang between the undersigned. under
tie firm nams Of Canavsn 4 Le Van. 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. r. P. Caravan
will continue the business at the old stand, and
will pay ali indebtedness owiRg BY the late
arm. and will collect all bills due the same.
p. p. CANAAN.
D. W. LxvAN.
Eureka. July s. 1880. jy4-lm
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NO rApEn TILL WEDNESDAY.

In order TO give the attaches Of The sEs-
xrxL osses an oppsrtunity Of joining in
ne National ceiebrati0n Tomorrow. no pa
per will be issued from shis ohee tii
Wednesday morning
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For Sale, or TO Let.

THE BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED
l. BY the New YORK store, will be let In part
or altogether. including the nrs-proof store
house.
Amy person wishing to purchase the entire
property. can do 50 1t moderate figures.
Apply to BLAsER, up stairs.
Eureka. July 8. 1880. jy4-n
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WANTED,

pY A YOUNG LADY. A SITUATION IN A
- private family to do housework. Inquire
Of Mrs b. Mechanics, Richmond Boarding
House. Ruby Hill. or at this once. Tor further
particulars.
Eureka. July ., lsso. jyS-2ws
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DIED.

lei
In Eureka. July 3-Mrs. Tina Albers. aged
shout SO year..
Deceased was the mother of Mr.. Fred and
Mrs. Louis L~oschenkohl. The funeral will take
place from the residence OF the latter. two
doors below the z. 4 p. Lumber Yard ONCE, at
4 o'clock this afternoon. Friends are cordially
invited to attend.
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BORN.

BORN.
In Eiko. June so-To the wife Of Ed. L. seitz.
son.
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Attention, All

MR.. J. D. FARMER. or THE NEW YORK
4NA STORE. will continue to Bell ct PRIME
COST the remaining stock until the 9th inst
when the rest will be packed up for removal
to Salt Lake CRY. Those knowing themselves
indebted to the New York Store viii please
come forward and pay at once. and save costs
Of Court. J. d. FARMER.
Eureka, June 80. 1880. jy1 lw
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NEW TO-DAY.

List Of Unclaimed Letters
ID EMArSISG IN THE POsToFFICE AT
III Eureka, Nevada. on the 3rd day Of July.
Iss0. Persons calling for any OF tnese
letters. will please say, Advertised July
q. 1sSo."
Chester yosie weed Matilda
Thomas Nrs Lydia wilder Belle
G~entIemen's List:
Anderson LA Henry James
Antonio Anna Dell herman
BOdIer VIM Xix francis u
B.yserC Kelly Lou X
Cutter 4 Taylor Kelly George
Carznnnt1 Narseliua Lfeheust~in
DeiBandio Andrea MiehelA Mr.
Deio1re Ioseuh MeLachlan FrzEk
Prank Psscoe John N
Fisher Bill Reynolds Q
Foster John Smiley lanes C
GRAY Baker SchuItz Jacobs
Grifhth tbs John Taft
Gacontut TODD VIM
H4rrisE Watson b Randall
Hayden John C wanna Charles
parrisyn Harry Week & Keleher
Foreign List;
Persons calling for any of these letters will
please say, Foreign. Advertised"
John wilbrshan Mcleod George
r Peterson Alex MeArihur3
italian List:
Berrads Giovanni Giovanni Gsrave1tA
Antonio MerisIdo Andrea Ceount
P1esro Zznatette Giovanni Cau-ta4
Luis Cuixuef Maria Dellaptazzs
Cerrutf Girulamo Ferro TomKso
Bsrtolom-o Scinhett 7 L , stsfauo
Lufrg1o Giscomoni Mfnha Fila
Baraui PIefro Znnino Bernardo
Francesca Psradi Giuseppe Csrrt
G~fanaini Ldorieo Pedruni Giovanni
! Gfolsrbone Emilio EaghiAnti
Angel Sensno DOmenico Peppsgo
Gi0ranni Girardeilt Lnlgs
GugheImo Geroninni Gatsseppe Gtovanetont
Ratio Giuseppe Giuseppe CheorR
B Gio-isno Cassans Toguana
EIneinsgo Giovanni Giapella Giuseppe
Antonio Atsrflo
iy3It wM. J. SMITH. P. N
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ing becomes thoroughly legitimate when
the old order 5 thus reversed, and prices
are made to depend on production alone.
And that IS the condition Of things which
"a steadily approaching. and will all the
sooner be at the door for sound and skill
full management A boom Of that kind
would be particularly dssirable-nor do
we see, or = fresh survey Of the field,
Why it Is not to be expected as the next
stage in the handling q the countryis
mining interests
The Commissioned Of the General Land
Office, with the approval Of the Secretary
OF the Interior, has made the following
apportioament Of a total Of 100000 ap-
prOpriased by Act OF Congress for sur
veying public lands daring the fiscal year,
which commenced July Ist Arizona,
sl0,O California, $4,000; Colorado,
SO. 600; Dakota, $40. 600; Florida, IS. 0Ooi
Idaho, $4,000; Minnesota, sic. 600; Mon
tana, $4,000; Nebraska and Iowa, SIS,
coo; Nevada, sI2, coo; New Mexico,
siz. 900; Oregon, $4,000; Utah, sl2,-
OC6: Washington. $4,000; Wyoming.
$40, 900: making a total ap~portioned Of
SOL 900, and leaving a balance unap-
portioned Of $50. coo. to be used accord
ing to the exigencies Of the service dur
ing the fiscal year.
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Protest against the Antilles
nit Dcerees-MembeFs OF the Bar
Quitting the Courts-A Demand
for the Expulsion of the Francis
can Brothers-A Mob Surrounds
the Monastery-Nilffary Dispense
the Crowd-Bradlaugh I'm his Seat
The Rifle Teams.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

CORBHN NORTON
WILL HEAR SOMETHING TO HIS AID.
w vantage BY addressing A. D. SUTTON.
Nevada oay, oAlifssais. Vasw
, 1880-03-15
,e.TIIE TREASURY,

! 6e<etas Dspateh to 1hs CAteaeo Tribune.
WAsuiNoTON, D. G.. March l3.--John u. How
10y haa busu1d bis bridges behind him. lilo to-
aay FestKncd hi! position ~ Assistant Secretary
ol 3ao Treasury to ontor moro ncslyciy into the
asavass for Governor Ut the Btata of Illinois.
~ l!a~ley Is; thesefore, no longes Under tho
s4aaqoM Of the Sherman eandtdaoy, and II FREQ
mahaxe bis own campaign independent oven
" tno suspsei0A Of any relationship to Mr.
oachnan'a Presidential tnteresta. Tho Successor
% % uqn, Naw.ey IL to h Mr.. J. X. Upton, long
umo CHIEF Clerk Of tue Treasury Depart.
ment, who viii next Monday be nominated
Noe Assistant Secretary from tho lat OF April
next. Dir. uptoh's promotion Is perhaps tho
most sen9pl:uoua tnstanpu Of our improved
e'sn Services sllie6 tho prcscnt Administration
cams Into power. He has worked bis way up
nom ono Qf.. the lower. grade olerkshIps, to
" xa!oh ha was appoipted ii, lse1, to.1he second
nl9hest place Iii tha}ucpu1tment. Mr. Upton
WA originally FROM Now Hampshire, aud ell
tsa tt9saed t40 Treasury without pnlll!caa influence.
~ early developed great knnwlcdg9 Of hnln.
s!ai alAIet, and showed himself pt'4stssc<t os OK
Etlent executive At,tlitied. Mr. Upton hns
noh every prspntton thRt ha has recely oa bn his
HnTa hefttA Tue ppaItion til Whlct he II ptsltu0t.
~ ,I piie which has speoltl oharxa Of the haaH.
IN! sa opeFutnua Of tho TfeaRu5y, and for tho last
IVY feArs hr Upton ha4 bcen Secretary 6her-
Il. hsH H16ht. hand marin al tho entire refund'
oa bciuz asked why ha restsued biz olseo. Con.
, 1880-03-15

thr,wn. Nov, as then. surpo,ue tho Tories
rutt il nrcrrt.cti, 1t docs int follow that tho
I.linn,i. will then hN N maturity. Counting
thu irish members. they wn,,lf. of cn1rec. cnn-
jnrfty tic Lincrais must give sntne alsns TINT
thny deserve It by their intcn'r'l nclon ftt trc-
lanit =