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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

Captain VIM. Henry Bronze, one Of the Oldest
members Of the Chesapeake Pilot Association,
Of which he was Treasurer for many years, died
at his residence in Baltimore last week.
Mr. Bronze was the son Of the late Henry
Bronze aud Rebecca Martin and was born on the
Etnily estate on the Patuxent river near Trent
H,ll in this county about the year 1914. When
a very young man he removed to Baltimose,
where be has resided over since, and was well
and EavCrIbly known in commercial marine
circles. lie married an intelligent lady from the
West Indies who, with three grown daughters,
survives him.
The funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. Chas. J. Holt, Of the Protestant Episcopal,
and Rev. J. J. Craig, Of the Baptist church.
Delegations from the Pilot Association and
from Gratitude Lodge Of Odd Fellows were
present and acted rs pail bearers.
Tie rites and services Of the order Of Odd Fell
lows were performed at the intermenL which
was at Baltimore Cemetery.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15
DIED.

In Baltimore city, on the 9Th inst, after a
lingering illness, Capt. WV. II. bronze, Of the
Baltimore Pilot Association, in the 6sth year Of
his age.
At the residence Of Zachariah Matiingly, EsqF.,
in this district, ON the 18th Of July instant. az
ter asprolonged illness, ALEXANDER COMBS,
aged about IS years. May he rest in peace
Afthe residence OF Is parents, near this viii
lage. on Friday last, the 9th Of July, instant
MARY NJ, infant daughter Of Edward and Sa-
rah A. Russell, aged months and Is days.
At the residence of her husband in this district
on Tuesday last, ALICE, wife OH. n. ". Yates,
aged about 81 years. Mag she rest in peace
1.-TWO infant children Of these parents died,
one o. Monday last and the other on Tuesda y,
about the time Of the mother sdeaih. The hus-
band and his now mOtherless children, six we
learn in number, have our sineerest sympathies ]
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

-. -. ..u.s .aout vears. 81 Giles Nor
-, - - 4. - fIusra sssnie of gaues @.
-, /. M. ain.ri.s was lnalamsly klled
- sa.~.~e.;ns l,ss ~ The discharge ofa Kin
4. - -, - '',.ee 81 he I'D u te ehild's
49,. -, 4. ,ver, 4. resrinr wet sAe being en-
-. ], - tine i securing tls door q sie
- r.. ~rr "a l,.eu plarsa On the bed
-, -. .,,a ,he boy. whoa the moth-
-. - ,..;o. ~. diverted sook bold ofthe Bar
= 80 1910 sr.winr he rra towards him, 10
exploded with the ADORE result.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15


The Secretary Of the 3. B. B. Club, Of Port
Tobacco, Nd. has challenged in the name Of his
Club any Nine Of LeonArdtown, organized or
otherwise, TO game Of Base Ball, to be played
either Mt Port Tobacco or ut LeonardtOwn. We
shall be much mistaken if this challenges not
promptly accepted and greatly disappointed u
the result shall provefavOrable TO challenging
party. We name LeOnardtown as the place for
the meeting.
We have been requested toannounce thatthe
viii be Mass, to be followed BY n Sermon, at
Piney Point, In the End district, on Sunday, the
18th instant.
A Lecture will be delivered at st. Nicholas
church, In the 9Th district, on Sunday, July 18Th,
instant, at o'clock, p. IN, by Mr. Thomas
Flynn, Of England.
A mission will becommeneed in 81. Georges
church on July 25th by Rev. Henry Noel
Ter, Of Cincinnati, and Rev Jas. b. Becker, Of
Washington, D. G. The same priests viii give
Mission in st. Nicholas church, to commence
July 30th.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

ts.The New York TriBmne IN long
article. on Thursday Of last week, in
Siled GeneFal Hancock % resign his POI
siiion IN the army. We do not observe
thai Il has Jet invited General Gar
Geld 10 resign either bis position in the
Hosase or his claims 10 Q seat in the
Seaate. II is probably aware that GEN
eral Garfield Is more likely 10 resign
the esndidscy with which be was pitch
loFked at Chicago. OF course there il
nc more reason Why General Hancock
shsuld resign bis rank as a Major Gen.
ahjn 1880 than there was why Gen.
eral Grant should resign his rank at the
head OF the army in 1868. The Tfi-
bWne fatuously enough invenis a ground
for SIS appeal in the intimation that Gen
.ersl Hancock may be called upon to act
in military capacity upon the Presi-
Denial succession next March in which
he viii be personally interested. OF
course thIs is simply silly, unless indeed
the Tribune and.it party leaders are al
this early date contriving means TO put
Garfield where they. put Hayes. What
the Tribune implies IS that the Presi-
dent, the Secretary of War. General
Sherman and LIentenant-G General Sher-
idean, all Of whom outrank Maior-Gen-
eral Hancock in the matter of giving
orders to the army. are connecting
conspiracy to compel Major-Gen-
erai. Hancock. in case of his cleo
ton. 10 institute military measures in
order to enforce the will of the people
at the polls on the Tribune party.-G
Y. World.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

e~Since The opening Of The Gam
paign II has been frequently charged
bY.a few Republsean organs that Judge
J. 5. Black. and not Hancock. vas The
aalbor Of the famous orders and letters
Concerning Louisiana. which made the
amen Of Hancock immortal. This cam
Paign bubble hasbeen promptly exploded
By Judge Black himself. who. undertake
Of The 7lh inst. teiegraPhed from Lon
don to The New York World s.thsl be
knew nothing Of these famous letters
and orders until be saw them 10 print.
The stock Of campaign material musi be
dreadfuIIy low when organs resort to
this sort Of thing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15


"TmnowIEc UD."--Tfby throwing
mud i meant the defamation ofan IN
nocent mans character By the utterance
Of foul and false charges against hii''.
re fail 10 see where there has been any
nmud throwing in the case Of Gen.
Gsr6eld. If anything which depends
spon human testimony Is certain. u y
certain that Mr. Garfield agreed with
Mr. Ames 10 take ten shares OF the
Credit MObilier stock. that be did take
Them and never paid dollar for them.
,h., he received from this stock 800
in the shape Of dividends. and mar ne
afterwards deliberately sWoEe thai ne
h.d never touched this stock nor re-
ee;ved . dollar thereisom. Is NJ "muo
,hrowing'' to charge and prove s's. .
rubl;e sssn in public act has been gull
- az corruption and false swearing
I. !. uos . public duty u % $50 %
make exposure 10 case Ike this when
Il 10 done with decency and decorum .
We certainly think 80. But If this be
mud throwing" who were the oFigi-
nal ''mud throwers % Not the DEM
ocrats certainly. II was with Judge
Poland's committee, q committee large
" composed Of the personal and politi-
cal friends Of Gen. Garfield. that these
charges against him first originated. II
was the New York Times and the New
York 7tibxas that first held him up to
public scorn for his corrupt dealings
with Ames and for the darker CRIME By
which he attempted to conceal them.
II mud throwing there be, il is not
the democrats, but Judge Poland's Re-
publican Committee and the republican
Times and the republican Tribune which
are the "mud shrowers." Finally. il
was at meeting OF Gen. Garfeld's re-
publican constituents in Ohio that the
following resolutions were adopted,
Sept. 7th. 1879:
RESOLVED, That we arraign and de-
nounce James A. Garfield for his cor
rnpt connection with The Credit MobiI-
Ter, for his false denIals thereof before
his constituents, for hIs perjured denial
thereof before COMMITTEES of his peers
in Congress, Tor fraud upon his constit-
uents in circulating among them PAM
phlet purporting to set forth the finding
Of said Committee and tae evidence
against ksaa, when In fact material por-
tons thereof were omitted and garbled.
ResolUed, That we further arraign and
charge him with corrupt bribery IN sell
ling has official influence as Chairman of
the Committee on Appropriations FOR
s., 900 TO the DeGoyler pavement ring
TO aid them in securing a contract from
the Board Of Public Works OF the Dis
tricf OF Columbus: selling his influence
10 the said ring in imposing upon the
people of said District pavement which
Is almost worthless at price three times
It's cost, as sworn TO by one of The con-
tractors; selling bis influence to aid said
ring in securing contract, to procure
which il corruptly spent $07, 900 "for
influence" selling. his influence IN
matter that involved no question oflaw,
upon The shallow pretence that he was
acting as q lawyer: selling his influence
In = manner so palpabie aud clear az 10
be so found and declared by an impair
tial and competent Court upon an issue
tried.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

Probably no enc preparation has reserved 80
much praise from its patrons, nor Is 20 deserving
Of eommsndAtion Is Halls Hair Renewerl We
but echo The voice Of the millions who have used
il when ne pFoBouBce II tke Sest LaiS DTsssisg
n tie porgd. II stands unrivalied. Those wh0
are aaEecsed with diseases Of thessAips sooOmpan-
led with itching o. irEitatioa, end relief and fe-
newal Ia dis invaIaabie remedy. When the
hair il inclined 70 fall On, moderate ne Of the
Remover viii strengthen the roots Of the laairs
trrn gray Il afIl restore The natuFAi e0lor.-FsI-
Ton As.l Telegraph
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

CoLLEcroR THOMAS ON HANCOCK
Hon. John L. Thomas, Collector Of the
port Of Baltimore. in speech at the
late Republican ratification meeting in
Baltimore city said:
al am sorry General Hancock is moi
\ Republican, 20 could vote for him
and speak Tor ham add work for him
Aside from his brilliant and dashing
war record rs Uuion soldier, which Is
known 10 every one and admired By
all who love the old Gag for which be
fought. am indebted 10 him for many
acts of kindness. know him person
ally and intimately. I was with him
Tor some time 50 bis Indian campaign
Of 1861 in Southern Kansas and Colora-
do. / travelled in his ambulance By
day. ate At his table and slept IN his
tent al nieht. When ] was hungry o.
wearied from travel be nninistered 10
me. will say Tor him that he Is ;
most perfect gentleman. with heart =
kind and big Is bis Term. with integrity
as intlexlble as his courage IS undaan
Ted"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

rAe u.,,sl. bovs and girls, OfJohn caiay's
ss.,ooa s 8 IrIrOss' district, had A exaihI-
-. !. =. rours House on wednesday Of last
-. q,.x car.. mn on sh,e Sue and returned
Thursday n0rning. u heing oar "DnsS s-S'
Ne ,v.rr pual,e Is attend the exhibition, but We
,ss,r ,hs ehilarsa eeeuitisd themssives hand-
sOmsly. They certainly behaved tnsI"Ssss.s
wall dnring their stay "a the village. Ne shali
Be pleased to pubiisA rsPort q the snAif y IN
eve-witnez
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

II affords NJ pleasure 70 note the advent ofany
really goodpublicasion-one that win lead agFi-
culture, science and arr 70 a step upward In this
mighty age of progress. 0neof the most prom
inenl Of this class we are pleased to note Is the
Aarvl4ad Fsyaer. II stands IS q useful helper
TO every tiller Of the soil, whether an expert
or amateur. The articles in each number are
practically worth whole years subscription.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

CrE. GARvTELD's LKTTER or nc
crpTAKcE.-Tbe letter Of Gen. Garfield
accepting the Chicago nomination aad
deGn:ng bis own and the po~iiion ofthe
party whose presidential nominee be -,
we shall be compelled 10 LAY over until
our next issue in consequence Of iis
Iesgih and The Isie hous q which : ra'
received. The Gen. makes no refer
enee In the letter 10 the personal az
r.;enmens Of his csndnet in connection
w;sh she Credit MobiIier and DeGolyei
80. He er;ssssfy yrgarus sucgs
p.l..S ..s - hndlngs Of his Commit
=. 80 contempt, - also the hostiip
meats made BY The Tfmss and Tn
.,I1sss and other high republicans aussoF-
tiles 90 10 what the Poland report shows.
AT least, he treats al these aceuseFs
with silent disdain. if he skali Be eIee-
ted. we indulge the prediction that these
unfortunate people end papers will find
9 rough time getting Office OF patronage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday last
present Judges Love and Tippett. Letters ofad-
ministrasioa on The personal estate Of Robert Da-
Wis, deceased, were granted to Louisa D. Davis
and James J. Cough. Last viii and testament
Of Lloyd A. Norris fled, and ordered that q sam
mons issue TO next Of kin to show cause why
the same should not oe prObaisd. First account
Of James c. Bean, Guardian 20 Lucy h. Hebb,
stated and passed. AMER the transaction Of 9TH
er business Of routine character, the Court ad-
jOurned to Tuesday, she goth Of July, instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

C0mmssI0N ReCEEvED.-The commission q
Capt. Jos. p. Sellers. Fe-eppointed deputy COM
mander for the TIN District, Patuxsnt Station,
Oyster Police Force, was received at the Clerk 3
olIiee last week. On Monday, Che Sch instant,
Capt Sellers. having given che required bond,
qualified before Judge Nagruder, his second term
Of Office commencing from sih 81 June. Capt.
joe we understand, viii make no change il
his force Czfssrf Journal.
A CAxL.-The Yessry Of this (St Paul's) Par
ish has called 70 the Reciorship thereof the Rev.
J. Harry Chesley, Of Dorchester county, Nd.
Mr Chesiey il q son Of Rev. John W ChesIey,
RsctoI 81 All Faith Parish, St. Mary's county
IBID.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

Anent,on i called 10 the new advertisement
~ f,aualier 4 Co.. which win be found in our
present Issue. Tom proSlaims that TIE war y
av,r,s and ,hnt his irm ssrsill holds the fort
However The mar be. Tom Is square and elev-
= se,low. knows The valae Of printers ink and
i pot AFRAID 60 nus hts nsoney In IL. He keeps a
0,,l ana excelleut assortment Of goods which our
r,assrr. can can and look 1t without IL costing
them anything. Make him visit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

a&Tn 1872 Gen. Garfield, for Con-
gress, received 10. lS9 votes. In 1874,
after the Credit MobiIisr exposures. he
received 1851. The loss Of 6,59S
votes shows what his Republican con-
slituents thought OF his connection with
that swindle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

REvERsED.-The Court Of Appeals
has decided that Judge YeIlott has been
using the writ of habeas corpus for the
release OF House OF Correction birds
too freely. II also decides in the same
case that the law passed by the last leg
i<lature comforting jurisdiction on mag
istrates in minor criminal cases is con-
stitutional.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

Va. Over 500 fine and perfect-ftting snits for
men and boys. Marked down IS TO 50 per ct
This is BY far less than the present price Of pro-
ducsion. c. n. Oehm & Son, 2sO w. Pratt 81.
and IS Hanover Street. One Price ClOthiers.
Clothing made to oder.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

@5-Mark the prediction Hancock
will beat Garfield about as badly a.
Piea1s did Scott in 1852. Pierce
received 254 electoral votes and Scott
42-less than one-seyenlh OF The whole
electoral vote.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15
Road Closed.

Once Of County Commissioners,
LeOnard,own, Nd.
July IL, 1880.
aAOTiCE Is hereby given tlsl, by virtue Of
in authority vested In the County Commi,-
sioners by he provisions Of Che 2sth Article Of
the Code of Public General Laws Of MARYLAND.
they have this day passed an order closing the
Public Road In the sth district running irO1
Town Greek Road through the lands Of Thos. o.
spencer 10 she road leading TO the Harvey Town
Road, and the same will cease to be used as
Public Road from this date.
By order,
VIZ. G. REEDER,
Clerk.
July Is, Iss0-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

@zGcn. Hancock, in the three wars
in which he served his country, was in
nearly as many battles as Garfield served
DAYS in the service.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

61cufAlons
Our readers are seminied that the excursion
TO Piney Point Saturday evening next, per
Steamer Thompson, notice Of which is now run
ming in the BEAcOS, will come of at the time
designated without fail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

IT Has FULFILLED IT'S MISSION
General A. L. Pearson, Of Pennsylva-
mia, has severed his connection with the
Union Veterans National Committee.
In bis letter of resignation, addressed to
General Grant, chairman Of the COM
mittee, he says he has reluctantly come
10 the conclusion that the influence of
the Republican party is ended and
ought to end, that those who pretendtO
keep up its organization are doing so
for Office and gain. and that its encour-
agement of sectional hate is a constant
menace to the Union. He adds:
"No permanent issues worthy of be-
inc called national issues divide the
two parties. Free trade and protection
are alike the accident Of localities, and
hence we find free trade Republicans
in the West and East, with protective
Democrats in the Middle States. The
entire issue that divides the two oppos-
ing parties is the issue of hate and
usurpation on the side OF the RePubli-
can party with military dictatIon at the
polls. Against this dangerous policy
The Democratic party has arrayed it,
sell and has chosen as its standard-bear-
er the gallant General Winfield Scott
Hancock, who has placed himselfsquare-
" on that issue by proclaiming that the
right Of trial by jury. the habeas corpus.
the liberty OF the press, the freedom OF
speech, the natural rights OF persons
and the rights Of property must be pre-
served. In choosing between these two
parties cannot see how q patriot can
can blunder. Surely every soldier who
fought with Hancock to conquer peace
will vote with him and for hlm 10 make
that peace elIectual and permanent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

a Ii. persons aFp hereoy forcwarned from ,re.-
passing upon eiihsr 81 my farms with dos
gun OF Otherwise The la~ win he rigidiy en-.
Iorrrd against al who disregard this notice
stock Ct al kinds Iound trsspaesinr upon this
nrosqrtF afler this date win be dealt with A..
JOHN J. ALI4STAN,
jay Is lsse--3w- GreatM Mills, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15
Fresh Goods.

Capt. A. A. Lawrence, Of big Brown Store
fame, has Just returned from Baltimore with a
large fresh stock Of dry goods, ciOthiEg, no.
tons, boots, shoes. etc, etc, which he Pur-
chased on falling market and win therefore be
enabled To sell at lower rates than ever. He Is
closing out his old stock at cost. Pay the big
Brown visit and see what the Capt. can do for
von
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

Prevention IL better than eure The shreWd
horss owner always keeps Roberts Celebrated
Horse Powders and Roberts Embrocatioh IN his
stables. IN nse Efty years. Can be had at
Combs & SpaIding, Druggists, LeOnaEdtoSh.
@8-No more sick chickens. Save yoar Poul,,
try and cure sbeIn Of disease, by using Roberts
Poultry Powder. It has neTeF failed TO cure
Cholera, ard all diseases 10 whichfoEis are sno-
ieet Price IS cents per package. For sale ~
Comic &SIalding,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15
COUNTY Census Returns.

The Census Returns for this county foot mp the
sum Of l6, 752 inhabitants, an increase Of about
4, 900 over the number shown by the Census Of
1870 We shall in our next issue notice the re-
turns Of the EnumCrators more in detail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

THE SCHOLARSHIP for So. Mary's county
In the Baltimore Female College Is nov Va
cant. The appointment win be made by The
Orphans Court ON the
and TUESDAY OF August, prOx.
An applications must be In writing and fled On
Of before that date.
By order Of The Court.
JOHN B. ABEL
Register Of Wills.
July IS, leso-st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

- woodcock season opens September LIST
instead of JnIy zsh - heretofore. SPortsmeE
will make note Of thisEact.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
George r. Wilson, assignee Of
DuvRll 4 Iglehart,
w..
William r. Hooper and BEN. G Harris
and John II. Neale, survivors
Of Neale, Harris & Co.,
vs..
William 3. Hooper ct al.
In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county site
ting as a Court Of Equity.
No. 322 and 439 N. Z. Consolidated.
nREERED this 18th day Of July, 1880, that
y the Auditors Report, fled in this cause, be
Eatifeds and confirmed, unless cause to the con
Irarybe shown on or before the srd Monday Of
August, 1880; provided o copy Of this order DO
published In the st. Mary's BEACoE, once awrek
for three successive weeks prior to the said 3rd
Monday Of August.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk
True eopy-Yest:
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk
July IS, lss0-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15
TUESDAY, the srd Of AUGUST. PROnnG
WEDNESDAY, THE ll'h OF AUsvsT,

&c fair, II not the first fair day ;henaf,erl.
Charge for Knights, 81. Admission for teams,
Is cents-foF walkers, Toe.
July 10, sSO--td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

a TOURNAMENT and DINNER will he had
- near the OAK STOEE, in the End district, to
be followed by BALL at Piney Point the same
avzeuinC ma
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-15

July IS, issota.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
OPPOSITION POSTAL FACIL1rIEs.

The recent report of General HAZEN,
Third Assistant Postmaster-G General, ON the
operations and effect of the "Ietter- express
business of WELLS, FARGO 6; Co. puts its
foot on that business with firm and solid
step. 1t is made apparent in this report
that this company employs from 400 to 500
men-a portion of them being postmasters
who keep on hand for sale stamped en-
velopes of this company, which are sold at
q slight advance on Government prices,
and who do a regular postal business in OPP
position to the Government. Tho report
says:
1t is our deliberate opinion that the letter.
express business of WELLS FARGO & Co., in
sll its phases, is at variance with both the
letter and spirit of the postal law; that its
operation is calculated to iniure and degrade
the postal service, and that the interests and
dignity of the PostOflice Department demand
It's immediate disco ntinuanee. Wo think
moreover that the free conveyance by this
company of the correspondence Of its banking
house and of the Western Union Telegraph
Company and Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany is a gross wrong to the Government and
an indefensible infraction of the law thai
ought not only to be at once interdicted, bu
for which, If there is any legal means for OBJ
tanning it, tho Department ought to seek in
demnty.
Now no doubt war win ensue betweer
the Government and this postal-expres
arrangement, the same as it did betweel
the Postoffice Dep partment aud the Lotter.
companies, and if the Government yield
as readily as ii did in the lottery case
nobody will be hurt