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Congress-.

In the United States S nate yester-
day, the Naval Appropriation bill was
reported without amendm -nts and
Laced on the calendar. The House
bill authorizing an expedition to the
Arctic seas to establish a temporary sta
tlon for scientific purposes was passed.
The Indian Appropriation bill was con-
sidered. After an executive session the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, the resolution calling
upon the President for copies of all cor.
respondence relating to the Fortune
Bay outrage was adopted. The 18th of
May was set for the considerations of
the bills to restrict Chinese imm igration,
to enforce the f ght-hour law, and to
apply the proceeds of public land sal es
to public education. MIR. Ere, from
the Ways and Means, reported a bill
regulating the importation of materials
used IN the construction of vessels,
which was referred TO the Committee of
the Whole. The bill TO protect the pri-
vacy Of telegrams was also reported and
placed on the calendar. Mr.. Thomas,
from the Select Committee on Pensions
and Back Pay, reported bill to equal
ize bOunties of soldiers of the late war
(Which, Mr.. Dibrell said, would involve
cost of $3.50, ,0J0), but withdrew it,
As 1t was not a companed by a written
report, as required by the rules. The
Trade Mark bill was passed, after which
the House adjourned.
There was another meeting OF the
Ways and Means Committee yesterday,
but nothing imDortant was done. The
ub-committee to whom the tariff ques-
tions were referred have held no formal
meeting yet.
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THIRD EDITION
the PennsyIvanIa Bribery.
MILKEssARaE, April "a, lssO

WILKEsBARRE, April 27, 1880
Attorney General Palmer, q member
of the Board OF Pardons Of Pennsyl-
vania, In an interview with your cor
respondent to-day, said that the general
~ published report that at the last
meeting of the Board it was agreed tn
ar lon the band Of Legislative corrupt
trs, Kemble, Rumberger, Petroh. Salter
anu Crawford, a. .he next or any sub
sequent meeting Of the Board, is q lie.
The Attorney General emphasized the
expression. He Furthermore intimated
that unless some new and entirely un-
forseen evidence will be adduced he
and Lieutenant Governor Stone will
not vote for pardon. Intimate friends
of the Attorney General freely express
the opinion that the vlndctive assaults
made by The ring press OF the stale, al d
particularly that OF Philadelphia, in
consequence OF the refusal Of Messrs.
Palmer and Stone to vote for pardon has
not cons. rved the interest, of the grand
quintuple.
REPRESENTATIVE RUMBERGER BELIEv
I'D TO BE INsANE-PRoBALE REMov-
AL TO AN ASYLUM.
HARRISBURG, Ia, April ~, lSSO.
Representative Rumberger, sentenced
20 the PenitentiaTy for one year for cor.
rupt solicitation, Is believed 10 be insane
by the prison ply sician, and he will
probably be removed to the State Luna.
tic Hospital. Rlmberger has been look
ing wildly for weeks, but it was suppos.
ed his incoherent remarks were tile re-
suit Of inebr,ety caused by the worry
over his recent troubles.
Recorder Fsrr intimated this morning
that q special meeting OF the Board OF
Pardons would be called TO consider the
cases of Messs. Kemble and others. II
called the meeting will be held before
they will be removed to the Penitentiary
The Sheriff. retains prisoners IN the Jail
from q week to two weeks hefore TAX
ing them TO Phil ,delpnia, and he will
not depart from this custom in this in
stance. There Is said to be som. doubt
as to whether Judge Pearson had the
power to sentence Mr.. Kenble and
others 20 the Pententiary for misdem-
eanor, and the law is being look-d into
by their counsel with view OF arrest
ing its execution.
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The Cadet WHITAKER Invesft-
CATION.

VEST POINT, N. Y, April 27.-when
the Court wss opened this morning.
William Hogan, mechanical and
chemical expert, Of TROY, drought here
by Mr.. Townsend, was sworn as an ex-
pert IN writing. Two hundred and fifty
pieces Of writing were handed Mr.. Ho-
gan, the Recorder remarking that he
wonid hand him 0fty or seventv-five
places more during the day. Mr.. Hogan
WAS instru ,ted to asoertsin whether any
Of the writing corresponds with the
writing In the anonymous note.
Avery, the fireman ~ the boiler house,
testified that Simpson came into the
boiler house when Whitaker came
there. On Tuesday evening witness
said TO Simpson "I see your friend has
come TO see you" and then witness
asked Simpson IL Whitaker was much
hurt. Simpson replied: "Nos much" /"
Witness then asked Simpson II Whitta-
ker was afraid to stay in that room that
night, Simpson replied that ne was, but
that he told him lightning never struck
twice In the same place.
NEW YORk, April N-Phllip Ryan,
the hquor seller OF Highlsnd Falls, was
arraigDed on charge Of perjury this
afternoon, before Oommi ssioner Shields.
and waived examination. He gave bail
IN $4,000 to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
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, 1T IL rather refreshing to learn that
nord kosebery declined any place iu
ground that he might be suspe eoted of
receiving " receiving It In return for
sssryices rendered Mr.. Gladstone in his
Mid.Lothian campaign. What q con-
srast this affords to the conduct of Mr..
Snerman, Mr.. Evarts, Mr.. "StouQhton.
M. Noyes and other eminent Republi.
cans In accepting Office under Mr.,
dsyeS IN payment for the servlees rem
aered, not In a polical campaign. but in
Ifandnlently seating their candidateI
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MAYOR KALLoCH denies that he en-
Tered into a conspiracy with his son to
oring about the death Of De Young. He
thinks that the circulation of the
ANONYMOUS pamphlet rejecting on his
character was the immediate cause OF
the tragedy, and his tone in speaking OF
bis sons conduct is almost one of ex-
uItation. 1t is quite evident from his
manner and language that Kalloch hopes
to turn this wretched affair to his own ad-
vantage and that he does not anticipate
any punishment of his son.
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70, the Gazette.
c,, Now that the D..
wouneil monaal Of wilming gtoe' tooesn,Ssslalh ,sasalh
Drought the city to j,o'e \, economy
snd anon !. on tax rate Of Il q Present ,s q
needed needed and very eyIGd%9,,.H des9i,ssH,t that |
carrying the cityy It1hsliaole th.1ol resul
next, next, without borrowing siipough !s to
;;n,ng y ,unprecedented in 81. any y nop
nsn. Is nothing short of runuias ,n eH,s ciitty;s
period eric of ls months hs'n'1g ON ! the !
~. ~ 10 neal. on the 500; We e" ass 'as AZ a
mel .ne present Council atsss sss 'ssry
much much good should thine G,'t' d dom
thing as incurrinp 'arax anas, Of 81
thirty thirty thousand dollars larU'lst sa ID
f,gns ~ aa.n that Is not needed b. 'st Or. =! !,
~ h.,c course the Republiccsy,..a cy .as d
unerr .neir record, will rsus, encoursa., T. t,T
eaeIavagance. n Is it not 'iSe ;g, az v
er works were allowed d. to line met u
TAxp.,,
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The ChiLd and the .MOckin0
Bird
From the Albany Press.

A little child in Jacksonville, Fla,
was In the habit of playing upon the
piazza of her fathers house. Near by a
mocking bird had Its nes in the orange
trees and the child would throw crumbs
to the bird daily. Af.er while the
child was :aken sick aud died While
the child body was lying in the coffiB
the 6irt was seen to perch upon the
Stat OF the window blind, pour forth ore
OF It's most brilliant songs, and then fit
away. Some hours after this the body of
the little bird was found lead upon the
moor OF the piazza. and was placed upon
the com OF its little friend anj was in
TERED will h 1T in the same grave.
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Wilmington Loan.

ANNUAL MEETING LAST EVENING.
The fourteenth annual meeting OF the
Wilmington Loan Association was held
last evening. and the folio wing offic
were elected
President-Daniel II. Kent.
Vice President-John p. Springer.
Maris.
Dtrec'ors-John Alden, Frederick
Beck. John s. Crossiey, Calvin T. Bye.
ed Twin w. Jackson, Henry q. EnpIIsh.
Lewis II: Findley, Frank Fl. Thomas,
Charles II. Hudson.
The report of the Secretary shows
mat for the past year the receipts had
zee oeen s5n s42,94 and the expenditures,
80 PAT .46. leaving a balance In the rrea-
sury OF 81 .S1S.43 The present yaiue of
each share In az follows:
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olL CLOTHS, From 3 to IL
feet wide.
A full II ne of Smyrna, Velvet,
Tapestry and Cocoa Mats and
Rugs, woolen and linen Drug
gets, Stair Rods, Stair Pads and
Carpr Innings.
NoTE.-The low prices at
which we are retailing our Car
pets in the face of present heavy
advance in all kinds of goods
mentioned above we would say
that, anticipating a rise from the
exceedingly low prices of last
season, we made our contracts
for spring delivery early last
fall and winter thus avoided the
high prices now prevailing. Our
present commodious CARPET
Rooms, with our elegant light,
affords us ample facilities for
showing goods, and we would
cordially invite all, whether
wanting to purchase or not to
call. call and look through our large
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Clayton House Arrival.

]. A. Wilson, city.
Joseph 0chi tree, city.
John W. Ogden and wife. Phil.
Hannah RhOads,
James ID. Rhoads and wife Del IN
.. Lithgow. Pbila. D''' W
l.. B. Caulk, citv.
Joseph Ware, New York.
J. 3. Thompson. Baito,
II. =. Shirk, Lancaster, Pa.
b. y. Baebe, Bristol, Pa.
Miss MILLINERY, Phlla.
A. Sickels,
w. G. Irwin,
Chaa; II. Pratt. Abbott Opera Co.
W. w. Tobin, Phila.
Jos. w. smedley,
Ed: W. Van Peit,
/. White, BALTIC.
:. W, Walsh and wife, New Yort,
Geo Richards Phlla,
B. Fostr, HAverhill, Mas.
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What Does Mr. ~

F,o,a r. ma. y. Dot' - Mr. Hoar N.|
from On the 81. Louis Post Ds.a....A M
di',,N m3sr has treated his coIo,sI IIasl. ..l
e@oIieaeue, @ Mr.. Bruce with I,ru o,s., 'en.l| = i|
mas ossl, never even socially recpss'.! cp,s's,lI
charming wife. Mr.. Brnca s'Tsalisd \
OF more Importance than han r.,Ss !. eet! !!
taker, and it Is a .bsm.O Oaas! ,siss y
S0esn,s %es, s., set the young seutI.n,! i1as
west Point a better ersmeIs sIs"'''n''
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, April 81, s. Pm.
FLOUR Is about the same as last quoted.
aies OF liCO bbls. including Minnesota
extras, at S5a6 I2lS: PennsyIyanIa
family at IS 50a6: Western do. do. at
% oo.o SH, and patent at S6 Soar 50. Rye
Flour Ii Inactive. We quote at - rs.
higher. Sales Of 5000 bushes. includine
fenna. and Sou uthern red and amber, al
, SOal ~, and No. 2 red, elevator. NJ
A 81 20 April; o. ~. May; sI 2ssS June, and
MiS1' July; Corn IL inactive. Sales OF
5aHc.; yellow, at Sc. At the call board
1sHc. was bid for April, 46c Tor May, 45l<c.
aor June; and 461c: for July. Oats are easy
42a42s4c. and white at 43lIa46c. The re.
cslpts 70 day were as follows: go barrels
rlour. $1,000 bushels Wheat. lO6. 100 bushels
S1rn. la0O bushels Oats. i4O barrels
Whisky. Rye is dull at IS cents.
WHISKY.-i0O barrels OF Weniern iron-
bound sold at OIL 10 per gallon.
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All In Keeping.

un ", 'ne N I. Sun, April q
c,I The p, London Times is out "a, !
ior T, the next President Of + ,bs ,'' r, y
states; ! ~ or course. WHY ,Son,t i@S y, |,
be The Times IS the ls'SiD. lSu |
and imperial journal Of Is,ns ,ha y
why sLould 1t not be in f,vo, ,"' ', ',
anti Democratic-the imperi,Irs' I' y
date Tor the President Of dis conD,'
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TIE School Electio,

John Brooks has aunounc ID nj.
as q candidates, for the Board of ~, PA
lion, for two years from the niUth NJ ~ .
Mr.: Brooks II elected would no i,
make a good member. Y
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RAILROAD
llHlLADELPIHA, wILMIN0TOr
l AND BALTGMWRE RAILROAD

NovKNBkR 10TH lsJy.
Traius will leave Wilmington AZ follows:
for
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
100. t.i0. 1880 O. m. $50. 400. T.U0. 9.so p.
m.
Philadelphia tlexpress) 600. s.ss. ioo2 a.
Phila. and New York AL, ,e.3O.7 90. 1000 q.
m. 2l3. 1879. 6.46 p. m.
baltimore and lntsrn.sdiate Stations,
SIS q. m.
baltimore and Bay line. 7.0S .. m.
Baltimore and Washington, i2.5l, 2O3.
SIS a. m. l2-52. l.04, sis, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 500. s.l5. .. M, Lilo. 3.oO, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
S.l6 a. m. LILO, $40 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, els
M; lJop. m.
SUNDAY rRAINA
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 q. m. !: 500. 63O, s.48 p. m.
philadelphia and New York, zoe a. m.
baltimore and Washington, 1881, 2.io
q. m.
For further information passenger are
referred to the time tablec posted at the
depot. H. r.. KENNEY.
Buperin tendent
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WALL STREET Y YEsrrRpAY.-Mone,

WALL STREET YEsTRRDAY.-Money
was rather more active in consequence
OF the Albany legislation affecting for
eign capital, but the rate for call loans
upon stocks never exceeded per cent.
In the share market there was nothing
but dulness and depression. State and
railway bonds were quiet and weak.
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FOURTH EDITION
Inalienslesaa for To-Day.

ShtH~nn hDf EUsDHy.
Rising barometer, cooler, northwest
winds and clearing weather, followed
in the southern portien 81 the Middle
States by partly cloudy weather.
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The Flight to HARRISBURG.
Mr.. cowen RetIres In Disgust.

HARRIsBURG, April 2S--2 A. NJ
Franklin b. Gowen has just left word
with the hotel clerk of the LochieI 10
call him In time TO take the 9 O'Clock
train for home. He came here, he
says, expecting peace ard harmony, and
does not intend to go into the conven-
tion to engage In free fight on the
floor.
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Mattings.

A fine line Of China and Cocoa
Mating in all the new desirable
colorings. Fresh goods just
landed.
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Fsn.neial ans Co.amerssal.

WILNrNeToH. Del, April 25, iss0.
Latest stock quotations turntshed by
Heald & Co.. 8. X. corner seventh and
M. IN day.
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NJ OTICE.-I, James d. Maitland
~ hereby give notice that anal !,
TO the Judges OF the Court Of Gsni
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Dpliyerl
the State OF Delaware, In and icf
county Of New Castle, on Monday.
10th day OF May next. being the nnt
OF the May Term, A. D., 1850, for 4 M
to keep an inn or tavern, at No. Ntl
ket sereet, In the Fourth Wan
the city OF Wilmington, New ClA
County and State OF Delaware, n
the privilege to sell inioxlal|
liquors In less quantities than
quart To be drunk on me premises, 4
the following respectable citizens ned
mend the said application 10 wit:
J. DeWolf, Harry Albert,
NJ. Feldheimer, Geo. d. FlemlnG
samuel Levi, Y. W, Schaffer,
b. r. Vandever, W. H. Baldwin,
Cornelius Clark. L. G. Hicken,
George Reed, v. WOOdcoI,
Julius Krauspe, John r. Duffy,
r. q. Holland, Geo. W. 0rtllp,
Philip Bonner, Geo. Stab,
Bernard Bonner, X. C. Pearce,
Alex. siaVille, James Parker,
Peter Springer. n. Fl. Ham,
ap2S8ts JAMES d, MAITLAND
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Connecticut for TvIdes.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 27.-A
large number of delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention, which assem-.
bles in this city tomorrow, are already
here, including ex-senator Barnum
and other prominent Democrats.
There will be some strife in selecting
delegates to Cincinnati between those
who desire Ex-Governor English for
president and the friends of Tilden. It
Is believed tonight that q majority of
the delegation selected will be able, If
the unit rule is adopted, to give the
vote of the State as Tilden and his
friends shall dictate.
A Veto tor the Immediate De-
fctency Blu.
WASHINGTON, April N.-lt is now
considered about certain among the re-
publican members OF Congress that the
President will veto what Is known as
the Inmediara Deficiency bill, viii Oh
contains restriction upon the exacu.
tive branch of the Government, Gen
eral Garhrld said to-day that In his
OPT Dion the bill would he vetoed, and he
Is known to have talked with the Presi-
dent about 1t. The clause which the
President objects to was originaIig
offered BY Mr.. Garfield, but he was the
only Republican TO vote for 1t.
The Flight to Harrisburg.
Those Of the Democratic patriots
anxious to attend the State Convention
in Harrisburg who had not started tor
the State Capital on Monday took vari-
Gus trains yesterday in large numbers, the
departures comprising but few leaders
and being mainly composed of those
who had experienced difficulties in
securing free railroad tickets. In The
2 O'Clock train from Thirty-6rst and
Market street started the Jefferson and
David. A. Nagle Clubs, $50 men strong.
These organizations paraded on Chestnut
street prior to leaving and they held
aloft banners bearing the legend, "Our
choice for president: WinfeldS. Hancock
Of Pennsylvania.
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LOCAL BEOGhb AND
STOCKS,

National Bank Of Delaware...........5O0 800
First National Bank.................. if5
Union National Bank. u
National Bank OF vii. q Brandywine 90
Farmers Bank. ....................... SO
Wilmington Coal Gas sCo............... "
Delaware r. r. Co. Co...................... d
Delaware Western X. Il. Co........... 20
Phila.. VIII. q Baltimore r. X. Co..... 20
Wilmington q Northern Il. II. CO..... rs
Wilmington Passenger r. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.................e 81
Delaware State. los
Wilmington City 6's.................ll0
Whining ton City 5's....................l06 ..l06
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. .l0
Wilmington Passenger Il. W., LIST
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WiIsninxt0h Markets.
MONDAY. April 2sth sP A

7-'-11H - 1kPI III A0tII1 M
BEEF CATTLE were dull and prices were
a traction lower. 1851 head arrived and
pound, the latter rate for few choice.
SHEEP were rather frmer. 600 head
sold az the different yards at 5l<a7l<e. and
Lambs at 6allc. per b., the latter rate for
HOGS were rather lower. $500 head sold
to condition.
COWS were unchanged, $50 head sold
at 42Oas5O per head.
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The steamer Kittatinny left the Del
aware Water Gap yesterday morning
and arrived at Port Jervis at five
O'Clock In tho afternoon. She il the
hrst steamer plying on the Delaware
above the Water Gap.
A telegram from Harrisburg saws that
the jail physician there was called last
night TO attend William r. Rumbereer.
one OF the bribery convicts, and that the
doctor pronounces Rum barQer insane In
consequences Of bis imprisonment.
Bleak, chilly March aud November
are the two worst months OF the year
for those suffering with pulmonary
diseases. Keep Or. Balls Cough Syrun
near by and such sufferers will he able
to brave :he Tough weather without any
danger. Price 20 cents.
II. III. Warner d o.. Rochester, N. T.:
GENrLEMEN IL have tried your safe
Kidney and Liver Cure for "Bright;s Dis
ease, with which have been affiicted
lor the last two years, and 10 has done
wonders for me. l believe It IL the only
cure known for that terrible disease. and
II Is With pleasure that write this testI-
mony In It's favor. You are at liberty 10
use this In any way you see proper. 10
oeDent suffering humanity.
Truly yours, JAS. s. PRESCOTT,
North Union. o.
Shakers Society. Cuyahoga Co,
oP.oHW Cleveland. y.
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TAPESTRy BRUSSELS.

Our line of Tapestry Brussels
embraces GO patterns Of the
newest and choicest styles, at
lower prices than the same
goods are being retailed by the
manufacturers.
NoTE.-To all contemplating
furnishing, we would say buy
now and save money.
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Saturday, February zs.
| OVER $500
LADIES' GARMENTS
CONSISTING OF
WRAPPERS,
DRAWERS,
cHEMIsE
Corset Covers
AND
NIGHT DRESSES.
we manufacture these goods out On the
% oes' standard muslins, peri ct finish, and

We manufacture these goods ont o. the
ae' oes' standard muslins. PERI ct finish, and
sold. notwithstanding the sharp rise in
cotton goods. For instance, a
The daily gazette., 1880-04-28
Extra Super Ingrains.

5000 yards of Extra Super
Ingrains at February prices.
NoTE.-To all contemplating
furnishing, we would say buy
now and save money.
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sHEEP BRoKERs' AssOCIATIoN.

Park DroUe Yard, Wea Phila., April24
SHEEP.-Extra, 10 to 1870 Bs., " TO TIC. :.
good, W TO loo bs., TO 7.1Sc.; fair, so 10 S5
bs, "a TO ~; stock sheep, 70 SIC. |;
good lambs, IA to74c.; common lambs, 81
head -N
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Oil Cloths.

OIL CLOTHS, From 8 to 70
feet wide.
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Cotton Chain Ingrains.

1000 yards Cotton Chain In
grains from 37l to 7Oc per
yard.
NoTE.-To all contemplating
furnishing, we would say buy
now and save money.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-28
The CITY Market.

The following were the ruiing prices In
market this morning.:
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IRELAEDrs SUFFERERS,

In soliciting aid for tho Irish Mr. Parnel
proposes TO contributors that they may donate
either distribution Of funds TO the imme-
diate relief Of tho sufferers or for tho creation
Of fund political In la nature, Wis In aiding
tho passage Of better tenant laws While
some Of our people will oontrb0le 10 both
purposes We apprehend that tho moiorty Of
donoH will prefer to lot the political ieat-
ure alone aud contribute exclusively
for immediate relief 10 suffering
humanity, But there Is another
class e our people who believe that these
sorts ofaid will DO only temporary nj best, us
II would seem impossible for civilization TO
make much progress where only ha !
dozen acres Of land NJ most, and this under
heavy rent charge are permitted to the Irish
farmer, Even II these latter were privileged
TO purchase tho property their Inability to
pay for II by their produce would loo slim IN
deed. Hence II Is believed that the lrucr
method Of permanent assistance TO these
people Is TO put them in possession
Of the ability to come to this country wherc
the best of land Is plenty where the finest OF
farms aro cheap, and where the demand for
all species OF labor Is now daily increasing,
whether for male or female, There Is rol-
road boom in tho country and otner kinds OF
work that the muscle Of the hardy lrishman
Is peculiarly adapted for, and here 1t Is that
he can at once find full relief from all his
sunrrngs OF course only the hardy
and strong could come, but they
could, when here, help those that
they left behind, with their earnings,
Texas ooncnould give employment to several
thousand farmers, mechanics, railroaders and
others. In this Wow of the matter we SUE
pect that "A third sort of fund, called The
Emigration Fund, would be ofgrcat popular
ity and of speedy and rapid growth, aud In
tho interest of both donor aud donce. If Mr..
Pnrncll does not see fiji to approve or start it,
some Of our people might do 80, and 1t il
more than probable that II would exceed
tho.o now under way, We throw out the
suggestion for incubation.
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9ee week in your own town. Terms and
OOU g outf free. Address II. Hallett d
Co., Portland. deel7d&wtf