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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
KICKING AGAINST THE MACHINE.

r d Z ne FdITOT o.
SIR: | am much pleased with your paper.
It's very welcome visitor IN my family am mach
pleased with tie you have taken 10 show the real
sentiments OF the Republicans OF Pennsylvania.
an, well SIZED that Grant cannot carry Pennsyl-
vouia and that Ba no tine first choice OF nlnetenhs
Of the voters OF this state. II the politicians Try to
twart the viii Of the majority, they viii find that they
cannot drive the Independent men who constitute very
ore mart Of the party To sustain any ring or machine
candidate. am - Republican, and have been one since
The formation the party, but should Grant be nom
mated | shall refuse 10 support him. ana VIII nave
penty OF GOOD com pany Grant as general was sue
cess: rs a President, disastrous failure.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Iu.nhenu CnnnhL Penn. March A. 1850.
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ARGUMENTS on Cross mi MOTIONS.

tIN-'" WIZ INN'1I'1I '''"0''.''E''
Western Union and American Union Telegraph Com
panies against each other, restraining e9ch company
rom erecting telegraph lines in Westinghouse, BE-
tween Cedar aud Vesey-sts The two motions 10 make
these inuucI permanent, and also the molten 90
officers OF the Western Union COR cont cup
In pernttInl lines 20 be pu' ~ b} TIC God ana stock
Telegraph Company were argued before justice
Daniels yesterday. Field, DOrshciMCr BicOn ~ DtYO
representative American Union, ana Porter Iowr' j.
Soren 4 stone the Western Union Telegraph Company.
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4 FIGHT BETWEEN TWO OLD U0MEN

Mrs. Eliza Moran and Mrs. Catharine 'Fitz-
simmons two Old women, quarrehed yesterday
in the tenementhouse No. 80 Rooseyeltst,
where they both have rooms, over some triy-
ial matter, and the quarrel was ended by
Mrs Fitzsmmons striking Mrs Moran, who is seventy
wears old ON the head with n teacup, raolurng her
senl Tie injured woman was removed In dying con-
dition 10 the Chambers Street Hospital anu her as
sailant was arrested aud locked up.
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WILLIAM r. TAYLOR.

RICHMOND, Va. March l2.-Wiiam F. Tay-
lor late STATE Auditor Of PGbc Accounts. was found
dead ia ped this morning. having ced during the night
of heart disease lie sixty seven wears OF age, and
for many years before the WA engaged In the
business IN tnl, cty most of the time cashier
M the Bank OF Vrgni1. Thi. latter position he held
untn Just before the evacuation or Richmond. He
was elected stare Auditor by the LEGISLATURE 81
1868 g. aud held that oGice unu the recent change W
the Stale onlceie by the Legislature, he heinz de
featcd Tor reelection by the ReaduslOrs. lie leaves
quite large family, including hIs mother. now ninety
wears o aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
DELAY N EXAMINING PENSION CLAIMS.

DELAY N EXAMINING PENSION CLAIMS
To the Editor Of the Tribune.
SIR: | wish to thank you for the infOrma-
ton contained IN Mondays TRIBUNE In regard PEN
sons can readily believe all that % asserted there,
case has come under my observation which proves It
to be trde beyond question. Nearly year ago sol
der OF the late forwarded hir clam for pension
aud back pay lie sent his discharge paper, and the
clause permitting his reenlistmcnt was carefully erased
lie proved concusvey that h robust health five
years prior enlistment; that during his term or nearly
a years service he the sick list until after
three DAYS and nights Of bitter exposure which brought
on the seasa COR which ne discharged; that be tas
never able to perform days work OF manual labor
since and the testimony OF two noted phy sican.,
proved hat he az that time contracted disease which
resulted IN permanent loss OF nervous force ana would
ueyor be u well again. Now one world think this
pretv ulan case that would receive prompt atieu
non ana yet CONGRESSMAN writes the applicant that
All the departments Overburden'd with work that
probably IL Will be time ms ciapu Will be acted
mon Your statement lays the blame Tor tons state OF
M ira where IL properly belongs on DemOc"n c Con
gress and Will the grandchildren II the disabled sol!
der (wbo l. In reduced crcumstauces) may pfob-
ally receive some benefit from hc ponsioo laws It Is
some nat doubtful n he ever VIII. Yours truly,
sonfh OruHgc v j, March y, 1851 x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE March 10. a. m.-The changes In
the barometer yesterday were slight, the tendency
being upward. Cloudy and partly cloudy weather. pre-
vailed. The temperature ranged between 22o aud 34o
The average $3.50 being $50 lower Than on the same
Warmer and cloudy weather, with slight chances OF
Hettber. may be expected IN this city and vicinity to-
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
I South oxford ST., BROOKLYN March Il. 1850.
CAPTAIN EADS CORRECTs AN ERROR.

To the EdttOr OF The tribune.
SIR: In the report of an interview with
me. published IN THE TBBUNE Of to-day, your reporter
quotes me saving that the central arch OF the bridge
AZ ST. Louis was tested with eighy-four locomotives aud
tbc,r lenders This "a evidently a misprnt for four
teen winch was the number tho arches were tested
with Please make this correction and oblge yours,
etc. 800 'N9 - A-NN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
BREWS1ER g. CO.'S FINE CARRIAGES

Many visitors have examined the fine car
rages which the last week have been exhibition
at the warerooms Of Brewster Co, at Broadway aud
Forty seventh and Forty eIghthss Never before has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
NJUNCrION AT CINCINNATI

CINCIYNATI, March 1.-The Atautic and
Pacific Telegraph Company obtaiued a tenn orary re-
STAINING order in the SUPERIOR Court this afternoon.
Guiding The American Union lie eSraqh Company ana ne
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Coiuiany fron usug The
wires along the linc o. tuo Baltimore ana ONO Railroad
IN ONO IRE bond = 5,COO.
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EAST SIDE INTERESTS.

The Yorkville Citizens Association, of which
Jacob f. Miller is president, and William A. Marble
retary met last night at the han u the Young Mems
Christian Association. Thrdave. and Eighy-sxthst
owen Hutchinson chairman Of the committee appointed
At the previous meeting to present petition to the Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
Allegheny County. Penn, March A. 1880
MR. TALNAGEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TO the EdItor or The Trtbuns.
SIR: Received your letter this morning in
closing the moneys sent you III answer TO my appeal 10
my friend. to send 81 each for the liquidation OF
the debt on my church. Many thanks TO you and TO
them Many OF the letters directly sent me say was
in your paper they read my appeal 80 lar AS letters
nv own hapd and by the treasurer Again THANKING
9"' L. DE WITT TALAAGE
Soyh Or6,rd st. BROOKLYN. March Il. 1850.
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DIR. wM. CORwIN.

CINCINNATI. March 12.-Dr. William Cor
win. the Hon. Thomas COrwn died TINS morning
al his residence In Lebanon. ONO from paralysis lie
was sythrce years old While his father WAS Minister
Mexico he Secretary al the Legation At the cry
O MnYlrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
sir OF THE HARPER PICTURES.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD BIDDING.
RESULTS OF THE EIEsT EVENINGS sALE-sEvENTY-

HIS LIlIo VT IT'D FIIt1I
TWO PAINTINGS SOLD FOR Si9.G2O.
The sale of j. Abner HarpeT's collection Of
paintings was Desun In Chckeriug Han last evening"
and will be concluded tonight. There was large
audience present, and at times the bidding was very
spirited. Seventy two pictures sold for $4,000
Only six sold less than 500 each. Eighteen
brought over $1,000 apiece " The Disputed Game" BY
Zamacos, brought The highest price OF the evening
So 700-and Millets "Tbe Return 10 the Farm" was
sold for $1,000 The following is list OF the pictures
a midi thu log
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AcANvASs OF TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBERS.

70 the EditOr Of me TrfbHRe.
SIR: If Congressman Valentine pointed with
his finger e. his breast while ne saying. My
state is for Grant, can at easts say don't dispute
him but he meant The state of Nebraska he took
upon himself responsibility and placed LIBEL on
Il lot Of u.s. THIS amazing remark of Mr.. Nilen. lines
pronr. ed me 10 90 and my sixtynine SEHfWEEKLY
TRIBUNE aud WEEKLY TRIBUNE suoscr.hors ana
ask them personally who their hr't choice f"I President
was did not see them all, bGi 1 saw sixty one or
them, aud i synopsis o. their answers: Blame,
43: Grant 7; Washbu Sherman ; Itideu. > :;
Thnrman | refused 10 state D. found the srcatvr
mart of tho Blame uen strongly for their mar ana
iood portion OF all strongly aniiGrant. The writer
feels quite confident that Nebraska VII 20 AZ least I0dr
or I've Tor Blame TO one for Grant X. II. GIBSON.
ErenonI Neb. Fol. 20, lsSO.
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Victor Baby Food.
lhnr n unn lnr.n rnnr hIlL "a
NdRRIEI.

TURALT.-GRAVFS-I IN New Haven Conn tho iOih
inst. "a the r'srence o. Geo r. WairOu esq nv fe rev.
Edward HAYES d. %. ]. Bnn.ri Thrai ~ Darby 81 Nss
Anna Dutt- n, daughter Of Kenny B Graves Of Lich
field.
WINSTON -LEW1S-On THURSDAY March II al 81. Marks
Ch1rch by the Rev. Dr. James r. Ryance. ID. d. DF
tayRs 5 Winston and Jeanne louise Lewis.
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TOO MUCH is ENOUGH.

To tho EdffOr Of The Tribune.
SIR, | am in favor of any good Republican
forPresent except Grant My for opposition to
him is simply that We have had TOO much OF him al
rsodv. Respectfuy, &. T. WOOD
Kansas Cilv No., March 8, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
FIRE IN SIR. PFLLEw's HOUSE.

The house of Henry e. Pellew, at No. 0 East
ThrtyRfths was dana ged TO the xtent of $3.50 Tours
DAY hv fire caused by gas iet~sccdentally coming
in contact with window curtain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
THE TELEGRAPH CONFLICT.

VARIOUS PHASES OF TnE) CONTROVERSY
LIVELY DISCUSSION OVER Till. DtCmE IN TUE
PAGE cAsE-JUDGw QUITS SITS ASIDE The
PROCEEDINGS IN rnE BALTIMORE AND Ohio
ImiGATtoN-EFFKcr 81 JCLGE HARLhN's DE
CIS.OS.
There was an interesting discussion before judge
Blatcb.ord yesterday, over he important decree IN
the Page case which affects all telegraph companies
and railroads operating telegraph wires. The
American Union Telegraph Company, the Union
Pacific Railroad and tho plaintiff and defend
ant were all represented by prominent lawyers
A petition in the case will be presented in two
weeks. Chief Judge Curtis in the Superior Court,
set aside all the proceedings brought in this
city by the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany aganst.the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. An
explanation of the scope of Judge Harlans recent
decision as to the relations of the Wabash Railroad
aud the Western Union Telegraph Company are
given below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
"Denr Little shamrock"

There's a dear little plant that grows IA isle
Twas saint PatucS himself. SURF, that so %
And the his labor Vlth pleasure ia smile.
with dew nom BIS often wet IT.
shires thTO' hog the brake. and the nireand,
And he a led Il the dear lille shamrOcs OF ireland,
The little slamroeS the sweet little siamrOcs,
The dear little, sweet TUE shamrock Of ireland.
The words music OF This beautiful IRISH viii be
given away with No. 64S OF THE NETWORK FIRES DE-
COMPA& Issued Monday next For sale ~ ali news
dealers
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EFFECT OF JUDGE HARLAN'S DECISION. -
WESTERN UNIONS CONTRACT WITH TIE WABASH
RAILROAD.

Published dispatches from Washington yes
tcriay announced that Judge Harlan Of toe United
States Supreme Court, had issued Thursday an order
enjoinIng the wabash Railroad Company nom dong
anything any way conflicting with the existing con
tracts between that company and the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
The validity OF the contract between these companies,
which was made IN May 1870 before the organization Of
the present Wabash Cmpanywas sustained last year p'
Judge Harlan. The Western Union Company had az
piled an injunction prevent the American Union
Company from building telegraph line along the
Wabash Road. The motion argued at Chicago
ia July. 1879. before Judges Harlan aud Drumnond.
The contract was sustained but In the opinion rendered
aftcrward held that the railway company could
not by contract put 1t in the power of the Western
Union Telegraph Company 10 exclude from tue right OF
y other telegraph companies which, like the Western
Union accented the provisions Of the act Of Congress OF
July "a, 1866 and whose lines when constructed ana
IN operation would NOT dstIrb the possession or ma
terlaly Ohstruct operation OF the lines OF that com
pany. The question o. what constitutes IN
iererenco within tho nearing OF tins de-
tisiOn has been settled. I'sl-
tnony is 10 lie taken and arguments made az bearing
set down for MAY TO- Until this hearing, Il vas agreed
Thursday Washington by the counsel on hoth sides.
that nothing should be done 10y either cOmpany winch
should disturb the present condition o. ne ines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

The lungs are strained and raeked by an OBJ
stnate cough which. taken time, Dr. Jaynes Expec-
torant would speedily curr.
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Gueciul Notices.
All latest Fashions is


THE NETWORK WEEKLY FASHION BAZAR
out TODAY. Pnee cents.
splendid number Containing the first chapters Of Miss
BraddOu story Just as Am" Also the spring fashions
misses and children. New spring visiting and
tunes for ladies' -Four elegant reception drese FASHIONS
N lewey and hair dressing Patterns ot lace fancy work
aud embroidery.
The paper /, for sale By all newsdoaers. Price
Best breads tn Try them Circulars 90.
HEA LIH FOOD Co. "a 4traye.
IOngFes. " alter. superior rY rlrg al ltf'l
tive entire treeiSm from sysrrr1llf
acid tar produces headache Internal -lrcnes All
tends N destroy the mucous membrane Al mineral waters
dangerous irTltans lay De- know an ac lse
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

this city by tenthao
dlViOns
white line the oscillations
mercury those hsus The broken or dotted line represents
Indicated 81 ths a. ub
LL III hfanla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

because aeeess was gained Mr. Garrett by alleged
misrepresentation and fraud and In respect TO which
there IL also conflict in the a0ayits The papers fall
satifv that the defendant carries on its business
railroad corporation within this State. It operates
Is that OF transportation Of passengers and freight IN
ts State 10 has incidental TO the business Tor tne
transaction of which IL was INCORPORATED pace 10 re-
ceivc and forward freight ana 10 sell passenger tickets
but that merely incident 70 its actual business ana
does appear TO be such transaction or Dusi
within the State Of itself gives this Cont 1ursdc-
tOn over IL, by the service OF summons, IN case
ike The present where the chief relief sought for is IN
respec TO the possession Of property III tho nature OF
realty another State and FOR the prevention OF tres
pasa IN regard to IT, ;hinz action on the part OF
tue plainh against the defendant for the purpose OF
ra ning possession these lines and to enOn the de
f,ndcnt from interfering with them. should be prose
cuted in the Courts OF the States Where tue
lines are established. where tho defendant carries
on its business and where this question OF jurisdiction
1tcs no, exist. Because railroad company
may have empOye orders for freight or to
sill passenger tickets Ia every city Of the Union, II
bv follows that iC Is amenabe 10 the pOwefa
of any Court State where traBsacs no other busi
neaq for the reason that of IFS officers tray
eer is served with q summons within Its limits There
may be nothing in the Federal or state Constitution
docs appear 10 o. consistent with the ration
of Justice bY that cue OF law which they main
tlat such jurisdiction Al be conferred ny eglsa-
tive grant exist consistent ith The due protection OF
the rights OF person ana property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

keafHg's Cough LOzeDEes ms great fngish f''neY
has Doel and recommended Tor % yeats by Tho
clergy and medical essJn. sold by all dfuggsi% Price
80 cents. Ov mail by
EFOUCERA & CO. New. Yors. AFents.
Nervous Exhaustion a medical essay com pinnr seues
tVrr,i kahns Museum uf Anatomy. NrF
amt of decline showing
dnpItIbiv health may regliue sfod clear
ami the treatment OK
debiY beng result 81 20 years
bv mail, be. currency post stamps Address
AacrrIaIL knnn-s Mnsrnm ~, nIoalMar Nrw.A1lk
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Franci, :. smiths Beet story.

~. 20 OF
THE NEW.YORK WEEKLY.
TIE NETWORK WEEKLY,
THE NETWORK WEEKLY,
THE NEW.YORK WEEKLY,
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY.
READY NEXT MONDAY.
Contains the opening chapters OF pahouc dramatic story
entitled
EVELEEN WILSON;
EVELEIN WILSON:
EVELEEN WILSONi
EVELEEN WILSON;
EVELEEN WILSON;
or the
TRIALS or AK IRISH EMIG3tNr GIRL.
TRIALS o. AZ IRISH EMIGRANT GIRL
TRIALS OF Az IRISH EMIGRANT GIRL
TRIALS OF AN IRISH EMIGRANT GIRL
TRIALS Of AN IRISH EalIGRANr GIRL.
BY FRANCIS :. SMITH.
This exciting aud powerful story eau be read only in
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY.
No 20 Of THE NEwYORK wEEKLY will also contain
accprate
LIKENESS OF FRANCIS =. SMITH.
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The foreign mnis fpr tIf w.sN cudug ~AIt RDAf,
March IS 1890 viii close az mis- ohr' o. TUESDAY, a.
1881 D. M europe tm.1p Wisconsin via Queens.
Town: "n WEDN ESDAN. 40 2:3O p. m. 'or furope. BY
steamship pdrtavia Queenstown THURSDAY. ~ 1850
a. for Germany. France Sc hy steamship SHE'S wa Ply
X NnpaIg sruleuCe To Great
8ritan be specially iiressels aud
n by steamship la Qucousi1gn
Oh RpA 7. 40 Europe liU city
Richmond Queenstown sni,ncf lo Germany
scotland special addressed ami ~ 80 NJ,
Tor scotland direct tY steam slap Cucass va GasgoN aud
Europe. Neanlshp Ahein, VIA eouf hamufon
and Bremen. for Denmark sweden NOrv ay
are dispat by Hamburg Bremen
90 Id south pfsdc ports Lave
March 10 The mails tor Havana leave NeNNork March 1
l3 m, ua NeWfouul ana i'aYe Sew YORK March
mai Nassau y r.. leave New fork March - sud
~ Tho malls nr Ausrtl.t &c iNN frtnsl.'t March
~ mails for China and Japan cave san Francisco March
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10 Rrnt from Ny [.

For sale by newsdealers above prices sent ~ p,i
receipt ~ for 10 cent nube sud % cents
cent Numbers, by oAoAHE alNt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

Private hospital diseases % the Pei
vcN Sticure Naricof"le lIenohos aud NE moro
Of the Bladder undcr abe control
Structure Of the rcthrs, frequent and unsls ecei
81 bodily aud mctli exhaustion s positive symptoms
removal his rhrotome. thIcp cases.
pro liCcd hy different selected several
thousand during che past thirty 40 hts
hospital 50 page, octave lucUse 81 mp % 80 tavc
90 Luu = % 4 q. III. % ~ q . ID :
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OBITUARY..
HENhY 4. THOMPSON.

VI4-' TN = = III+''ItI n 7 II'It''I 'l'I''
BALTIMORE, March 12.-Gencral Henry A..
Thompson rolniucn' ct IN Of Baltimore, cicd day
ia the c,ghteta year OF his age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

RUMoRs ABOUT sMYrE'5 sUCCESSoR-fHE UNifof"
BALLOT BILLIARD CONDITION OF THE COMM"
J,ua or THE STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
Tblr'y-,wo Years ago,

Or. TOBIAS VENETIAN IlNlMENl
intro ucr % Tho public, Rld if has Jailed 20 yve
satisfaction II Of Group when first
attacked also darrhua. dSsent~r, tho4s chronic
rheur pains In The la rarsi ANA limbs No gy-
ing Il VIII ever De without g. over hunlrod
physcaus usif u thr practice Although guar
anfr,t to be perfectly INTERNALLY
sold hv all the DRUGGISTS PC. ana Jnc
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-20
MIddIe.Aged Men.

There are many at the age Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent cvseua-
ton Of the bladder, often accompanied by .
slight smsrtine or burning sensation and Q
weakening of the system In . manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits Q ropy sediment viii:
often be found, and sometimes small particles
OF aibumen will appear. or the color will be
Of thin ailkirh hue, again changing TO q
dark and torpid sppesrance. There sYe many
men who die Of this dihculty, ignorant Of
the cause. which IL the second stage Of semi
nal weakness. DR.. b. will guarantee perfect
cure In all such cases, and . healthy restoror-
alton Of the genitO- urinary organs.
ONCE heurs-10 to 4 and q to 8. 6undays
from 10 to II a. n. Consultation free. Thor
ouxh examination and advice IS. Call or
address
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-20

Rau dfv,rw -
Chinese .s a. cot, 90 49,. ,s,..,. d,
vo,vss .ho .va,,,a. :. -. - a. ..-..-,
and ,im,. 4, .na ,...,.,, .... ,..,..,.a.,
bv ,h. a,.o.,,,.. =. -. a..
,s.aon.h,a Al,
amt
!. sav.,., r,. a.. ,. -. ..
wh,ch .,..o,.-,-.s .. =
pr,ber,o,, N -. a.. ~.
which ou,ded hi. rreaacessor q, ,h. p-.s,d.n.
tiaI Office. have cont;nnsa IN In. Miro hin, In
his career .s cbist rxecpt;vs and thu, h,s,o-
ry will accord IN b,s .dm,,,stra.,o, The hon.
ors which are dpe 70 an ef,cien. irs, and
courteous discbsroe NJ the npb,ic bus,ness
and will honor b,s vatican internossd he,vesn
the people and st,e m nted nart,s.nl l.ws
Eigbth-we change upon the Democratic
party the babitual sacraf,ce Of n.ty,otism and
Justice to a supreme and Unsuitable Inst for of.
fee and patronage; that to obtain possession
of the National aud State Governments. and
the control of place and nos;tiop tbex have
obstructed all efforts to promote the purity
and to conserve the freedom of the suffrage:
have devised fraudulent ballots, and invented
fraudulent certificates of returns, have labor.
ed to unseat lawfully elected members of
Congress to secure at all hazards the vote of
majority of the States in the House of Rep.
resentatives; have endeavored to occupy by
force and fraud the places of trust given
to others by the people of Maine, and res
cued by the courage in action Of Maine q
principle and tyrsnnical IN practice. attached
partisan legislation TO appropriation bills upon
whose passage the very movement of the
Government depended: have crushed the
rights of the individual: have advocated the
principles and sought the favor of the rebel.
lion against the Nation. and have eudeayored
10 obliterate the sscred memories Of the war
and 10 overcome its ipestimsbIy valuable re.
sults--nstionality, personsl freedom and In
diyidual equality. The equal and steady and
complete enforcement of the laws and ths
nrotection Of all our cit,zens in the sniovment
of the privileges and immunity guaranteed
Inv the Oonst,tntion are the ,rst dut;es of the
Notion The d.,oers NJ . =" Solid sopt,,n can
or,y ha .,ar,.a ~, . f.;.b,,, n.r,,-u.r.. u,
a..-, ,,ro,,,sa ,r,i.h ,h. N.,;o, no. mad. %
tho ci.iz.n Tba axscu,io, n, the l.ws ard
tho n,n,shment of al, thoss vvho "; ,,.,. .heu
.ro ,ha on,v s.t. n.,,ods nv v,;oh an .ra,,,
In, n...ce can no sacrr.d .na Oh. a,,.r.,,..
a, nrosn.r,,v ss,.nl,s,.d .,ronaho,,, a.,
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peaceful agencies Of IA. ballot and all homes
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this end the honest yo,.r must be protec,et
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