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National Republican., 1880-11-30
THE COURIS.
supreme Court OF tho United states.

MONDAY, Nov 30 1880.
No. 57.-Solo mon Solomon ct al, plaintiffs In er-
ror, vs.. c. A. Arthur collector etc; in error TO the
circuit court the United states for the southern
district Of New York judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Mr. Justice Bradley.
No. G.-rhe Goodyear Dcnm Vulcanite com
pany appellants, W. Charles G. Davis; appeal from
tie circuit court of the United states for district Of
Massachusetts, decree affirmed with costs. opin-
ion by Mr.. Justice Strong.
No. 7l.--Jothum Shepherd ct al. VS.. tho schooner
Clara, ctcd appeal rom the circuit court Of the
United states for the eastern district of New York;
decree affirmed with costs Opinion by Mr.. Justice
No. 7l-rhc East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
railroad company plaintl in error, w. Iambcn
county, in error to the supreme court OF the State
OF Tennessee; Judgment affirmed with costs. Opin-
ion by Mr. ChielJusliee Waite
No. 5l5-Ihe city of louisiana plaintiff In er-
court Of the United states for the eastern district
of Missouri; Judgment affirmed with costs aud in-
tcrest. opinion by Mr.. Chiei-Jusiice Waite
No. l,ll6.-Phinc0S Stevens plaintiff in error, VS..
the First national bank of LACOn H.; in error to
the circuit court OF the United states for tho dis
tricl OF Iowa, ON motion of Mr. w IL. Smith dock
etcd ANA dismissed with costs.
No. 7J6.-1hc 81. Louis smelling and refining
company, plaintiff m error. Thomas kemp and
William Nultall. submitted by NJ essrs. A. T. Brit
ton ana g. g. synes FOR plaintlh IN error ana by
McsSrs. Il, +. Cuppy aud r. c. hgersoll for defend
ants in error under the twentieth rule The petition
of Sarah Ray ct I'll for leave to intervene in this
cause and motion to yGcutc the stipulation sub
mitting the cause under the twentieth rule was
submitted by Messrs. Il. II. BrGdtl ana Willis
W. II. Smith and A. I. Brtton in opposition thereto
No. 735-George W. Hill, plaintiff in error, VS..
George 4. Harding ct al Motion to dismss sub
mitted by Mr.. Adolph Moses in support OF the
same and by Mr.. George W. Brandt IN opposition
thereto.
No. 77S.-John II. starln, appellant VS.. tho
schooner Jesse williamson, jr., etc Motion TO dis
miss submitted by Mr.. IL. j. Scudder IN support OF
the same and by Mr.. r. d. Benedict III opposition
thereto.
No. s2.-Robert c. White appellant, vs. tho
United states. Argued by Mr.. J. J. Weed and W
II. Carpenter for appellant and by Assistant At
| tOmcy.Gcncral Smith for appellee.
| No Si.-lhc Clinton coal company appellant,
vs. the steamboat Charley Bowen. Dismissed with
| costs.
No. Sj-Iho steamboat Sabine, ETC., appellants,
VS.. tho steamboat Richmond, etc. Argued by Mr..
| Gtvon Campbell tor the appellees aud submitted by
Mcssrs u. Egan Il, H. Mari and c, B. Singleton for
| the appellants,
No. sG.-Jumes :. Clark & CO., appellants, vs. tho
| United States. Argument commenced by Mr.. J. j..
Weed for appellants.
on motion Of Mr., Samuel shcllabarger, George
| D. Reynolds esd, Of ST. Louis No, was admitted
| to practice.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il o'clock.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK and NEW YORK
STEAM EHsS.
The NEW STEAMER srazo
JANE MOSELEY ,hasE

THE NEW STEAMER sraze
] ANE MOS { LEY shE
Captain JAMES 4. BARKER
leaves her Wharf, foot ofSxth street. on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAY vs. and FRIDAYS. at J u. IN. rreClsely,
for Norfolk. touching ut Pney Point, Point Lookout
Hnd Old Point, ninltiHy connections Norfolk with
Boston, New York and lichmond steamers; uIso
with SeabOnrd and ROnnoke railroad goinI south.
Returning, leaves Norfolk every Tuesday Thursday
aud Saturday at 4 D. IN.
Fare to Boson.....s s3 30 New York...... ... e5 50
Meals and SHteroom included.
Fare to Norok 81 90 RUund Trip. so
Every attention pnd TO the comfort of passengers,
and freight handled with care.
DlNING-ROOM ON MAIN DECK.
Tickets AM, staierooms can be secured ut General
Once lil0 street northwest
For freight rates, cc., apply TO d. j. ACCINELLY.
agent, Sixth'street Wharf
STEAMERS FOR NEV FORK.
The Steamers n. g. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier A. East River, New York
seturday. nt a. D. M; Georgetown. at a. in. Fri
Gays, and Alexandria sanc day For freight rates
etc, apply TO r. z. A. DENHAM, agent, G3 Water
street, Georgetown, o. 8 LON ELL, President
lllB street, near Wizards Hotel.
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Lake E& wcsrn.. 80 DO preferred zee.
Bur. X. Il Ne, 6sN surO funnel ...... Y
Ait & Ter. Hautet "a Caribon........... ~
DO preferrede.... 40 Cen. Auz. Min. Co. ~
Wab.. 81. l.. n Pac. 4iss
eOnored
sUBTREAsURY BALANCES.
dOld. ....s.... ...ss.s.s..s. ..s.......s 9toag1lo
Currency. ........................... 4362O22
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tAllty restored In either young or old. All Malaria
POisOns aud lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradicatod irom
the system. For further diseases and difficulties
which treat you must make appllCnliOnAt my Office
CONSULTATION RkEE 10 ALL
ONCE and rCsldenCe- Southeast corner of Tenth
and X streets northwest,
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PERSONAL.

GALAXY discounler wanted. wh) will advance
~ upon the salary OF department clerk with hest
references at ivr per cent or. less. Address x u,
Republican office. no;1-3tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
National AcadeBy Of Fine AFts.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

OF RI from the Preparatory Course to Por nit and
Historical Painting. The Science OF Art Will he
mace so clear and simple That years OF study Will be
saved the student.
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET,
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BUSINESS CmANCEs.

~ REAr Ns--BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
VI RES DlENCES.
Suburban Property stock and Gurdon Farms, I'm.
proved and Unininoved city Property, For sale,
rent and exchange. Once hours from to ~
Exchanging aspocaity. WM. II: MAIN q BROS,
st. Charles Hotei.
Corner Third ST. and Penna ave n. W.
Mooney LOANED
At 0. AND s PER CENT.
ON SATISFACTORY SECURITY,
ai-tf JOHN SHERMAN n co.
CETRISTNIA An &c CO.,
No 7iO ID street northwest,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS I.KoM ,iOO TO t2gOOO
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DistrInL CnuIfa.


SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTmcr-CHWF, JusrIcE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WNLlE Mr.. George W. Ward
Of his city was admitted to the bar. Berry VS..
Berry ct al; dismissed without prejudice.
CIRCUIT COuRr, DIVISION No. l-IusrICE MAcAR-
THuR.-BloXhum W., Wilson ct al; verdict for
plaintiff. Rtchc vs.. Cropley Judgment confessed
for sJO with interest Brown vs. Hickling; oil hear
ing.
CIGcuT Coupr DIVISION 40 2-JusTIcE HAGSER.
-Sheahnn YS. Reilly discontinued by plRntllis at
tOrmey; Edwards et al, assignees VS.. Ferguson ct
Potomac Railroad company; on hearing.
EQuuY COuRr-JusTIcE Cox - Noouan VS..
Noonnu; divorce granted. Myers VS.. Myers, ex-
cepuons to the auditors report sustained aud again
referred ~ the auditor, Hughes VS.. Faunce; sale
and auditors report confirmed. Smith VS. Brad.
ley; commission appointed to select guardian ad
litem. Wise vs. Slgourncy; Injunction denied
Farr ". KpyscT cause referred 10 Justice Mac
Arthur Williams vs.. Gardiner, same reference.
Cook vs.. Cook on hearing.
CGmISAL CoUEr - JusrlCE JAMfs.-William C.
MurdocS, maintaining nulsaucc on trial.
AssIGNMESrs FOR TODAY.
SUPREME COURT oE THE DlsrRiSr- -JuSrlca
Eeuucy; 81 williamson VS.. Thompsun 81, Gers
dornys Wheeler 50, Dwight vs.. White; 80, reule vs.
Brooks, 81, FAINT vs.. Riggs S. Jallny Grant 90.
Rick vs.. Nclzey 90, Chappell vs.. RothwelE 3d.
Fletcher vs. Murray.
CIRCUIT COURT DylsIOS No. l-JusTICE MAC
ARTHUR.-N0. lgl Basshor tG CO. vs.. lIill; ;i8l,
Mem ys, ROhreT l3j, RleSsuor vs. shepherd. 373,
Behroud vs., du2cl; $40, Wilson vs., Gatchel;
l59, Charter Oak Life Insurance company vs., Tall
madgo ct al; ~, NeYiH VS.. Plant 4l3, Delhi
vs.. Gross; as, Nose, vs.. Blackburn; an, Johns
G Co. vs.. Kennedy; IN Richie vs.. Croplcy; d2i,
Dodge vs. Buscy; i27 Elliott trustee, VS.. Cook ct al.
CWCuIr Court, DIVISION No 2-JuSrICE HAG-
| SEE-Appcm calcndar-No. Us, NestwOod VS..
| Price. Regular caleudar-No POS, Wood vs., win.
| iams; 3ii iuuuult VS.. Heuaut, ij2, DOwnham Il
I Co. IS Kelly; 800, MutuskH, Craig & Co. VS. Gar
| land; a7S, Roth VS., Baltimore a. Potomac railroad
| company; $50, Central National bank VS.. Bpmhan
| ct Ul,; 3lj May vs.. shepherd,
| EQUITY CouRT-lusucE Cox,-No -, Cook vs.
Couk; 20, Bishop VS. Bishop, TO- Gregory vs.. Greg.
! Ory
! CRIMINAL CouET-JusrCE JAAu:s.-H. l. Craw
! ford, h. NJ. Hoffman and L. $. hilbert main
/ u nuisance.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

INOR RENT-Call and see our list OF property for
4 rent, JOHN SHERMAN g CO.,
Ie3tf st Cloud Building
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FOR sAIE-HOUSEs.

LOR SAI.li- RiTst-class large new hOuse with
~ modern C0nyentenoes, II rooms, two bathrooms,
wash-room; dry cemented cellar, superior finish, and
bullt for owner by days work; location healthy aud
convenient. Address owner or apply at promises,
no2S-lmO#
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LOST.

CD F-'vARD-Lost on Ninth ST. bet n ST and
pO ave, skyeterrler; color, blue gray;
leather slidp and bell on his neck answers to the
name ofToney. Return TO ti2G X 81 N W, and nni re-
ward. nog-.sta
nN 1ue8day, november q. q Scotch terrier. The
" iindnr VIII plense return to 1915 Eleventh street
northwest and receive re aard no2O.3tf
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TAeAYELE Rs' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE a. OHIO RAILROAD.
FAST LINE AND rHEoNLY LINE
nkrwIEN
THE EAST rANDTHEwEsr,v VIA WASHINGTON
LenVe WnaIllngLnn .

JASNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAusl
Schedule to take effect
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1880
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BOARDING.


ROAltD, by Il young man, IN respectnble neiTn-
ID b0rhood within few squares OF The Repubii.
can oincei ure IN the room; 50 per week Address
COMP, Republican office noS5
THNHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good rooms with
a lrS-class hotel board for 325 ad $50 per month,
house Is wGll FURNISHED, heated with stcum and
every way desirable oc9i
a n ~ PtNNA. AVE, opposite National hotel
II " First class board With large rOOms from S.
10 so per week. Transient a to $3.50 per day Mrs
HOWARD. seiSti
Fn TABLE bOarders can be accarImOdnt AT 500
tDO per month, with tie very best of cyeryihlnC
the markets afford, at DRIVER & SOHOEIELD'E
i3t PGuna ave anl7.R
National Republican., 1880-11-30

Nv ANIED-rhe use of a piano for It's storage.
w Address w, Republican office, no27,3t
VATANlED ED-shorl.hand puplls private Instruo.
~ u W. moi
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WANTED-sITUATlONS.

ISI respectable coloted girl n situation us cham.
nid highleenih sts. nogf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

WEETEER or not the Southern States w!H
continue to be politically "solid'' in the fu-
.uge IS . question to be deteruined by the
treatment OF tie Southern people by 8ar6eld
and his advisers. The South was forced to
become "soid" purely as a matter OF seIEde-
fence against the corrupt and pluuderiaE
State governments put over it during the frst
four years Of Grants Gisgraccful admini75ra-
ton, but having got rid Of the last Of them
soon after HAYES came into power, there will
exist no necessity for maintaining their pre-
sent anomalous political status. unless Car
field himself and the men who counsel and
advise him 5liudIy ignore the past and madIy
furnish tire excuse. On this question of a
future "soid South" Senator Butler Of South
Carolina, who understands Southern feeling
and sentiment as thoroughly as any other
prominent public man in that section, in q
recent interview said
The white people Of the South are soIfd to pro
te"t themselves against the negro Comina tion
which the Radicals setup over them. That is the
only immediate issue in the South and lust so
long as there IS q menace or possibility Of nero
long win her white population remain solid. And
on the other hand. Just soon as Wc have guaran-
or northern Democrat, aEaiust restoration OF
carpetbag negro State Governments. just 50 soon
Will that soIdity dissolve, and not before 1t ap-
pears Is me that this is one iact about which the
Northern people ought to have been convinced be-
fore tLfs. LcI Mr. GHrhsld and his advisers show
5y his treatment OF the South that he does In
crnme1ts - Ne have had under Radical rule. and
the paramount cause OF our solidity is removed.
olina. or anything ike them, ana do not intend
10 have them
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

WEo would believe that anywhere In .l.s
b0astej land OF liberty IL is necessary TO pos
sess the written consent oL the Emperor VII
liam, ot Germany, before 2 license TO sell
liquor can be granted to q particular persoD7
And yet such is the fact A license was
granted to WeIckcr the proprietor Of a IA
nous Washington city saloon, but was sub
sequentIy revoked by the Police Commission
CTS Of che District Of Columbia. on the ground
shat under q rule adopted by them they can
not and win not grant q license 20 a person
20 sell liquor, unless the petitioner for itspro-
cures the consent Of the owner Of the build
Ing in which the liquor is TO De sold, orer his
o,z. signature. Welcker's saloon is located
in tile German legation building at Washing
ton and the application for the license had
been signed 10y Baron SchIoezer, whO,0ccupies
the building and is the Minister to this coun-
Try from Germany. In vain did Welcker try
60 get the Commissioners to relax the rule in
his favor, which they stub5ornlv insisted
must be literally complied with, and now be-
fore Welcksr can lawfully supply his ems
TONERS with strong drink he must present his
application bearing the signature Of the Ger
man Emperor, executed by himself This be
viii obtain as soon rs possible.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

No FTSEE Illustration Of the utter abiect-
ness TO which Republican methods in this
State iuilHi5Iy lead could be wsnted, than
the spectacle OF two candidates for the Office
Of Chief Clerk of the next House at Harris
burg visiting all the Republican counties in
the State and making personal appeal to
the members elect therefrom for their votes
in tao nominating caucus. one OF these pa
trilts IS the notorious Harry Huhu, Of Phil
adeIphia. Uhois accompanied by ! Joc Souder,
y-r a-z Festive cz- member OF the House
from the same city, who will no doubt snare
whatever there is IN the Office in the event Of
Huhu's election. Two years ago this same
Huhn was clerk TO the special committee Of
which that model statesman, 'Lish Davis,
also from Philadelphia, was chairman, sp-
pointed 10 investigate the loss Of certain
bOn1s from the State treasury, and the per
feet Io0seuess with winch Huhn rsided the
treasury in the shape Of bIIls for travelling
and hotel expenses was something that was
as cool rs it was Unprecedented. The otner
applicant Is Major Paul, Of Allegheny coun-
~. who IS represented as being very differ
ent man from Huhn. II he is bis present po-
liticaI pilgrimage drags him down TO Huhn's
,svsl Heisa FOOL who in these Republican
Ffr1as rlpposes that the Office socks the man,
sr, not Tie Ir7r the office
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

GENERAL }TALEEE, Superintendent of the
Census, viii be prepared to submit to Con-
gress the returns Of the supervisors in the
different States soon afterthe meetingof that
body on Monday next. II is said, however,
that the Republicans have determined 90 re-
sis- and at all hazards prevent Tie passage Of
n bill at this session appOrti5ninE the number
of members among the States for The next
ten years under the ratio that may be estah-
isAed. II this is so, # IS difficult to conceive
even an excuse for such course. Congress
does not district the States, which is the work
of the State Legislatures, bat merely esta5-
fishes the ratio Of population entitled to a
member, and thus fixes the number thaJ The
House shall be composed of. The whole pro
cess Is as simple and as easy Of solution as =
plain question iu division. Nor can any par
Is advantage accrue, unless it be in disposing
OF she fractions OF population in some Of the
States, which is entirely too insignificant a
matter 10 be seriously considered. If the
Republicans succeed in carrying out their
threat, the consequence viii be that in many
of the States in which Legislatures viii not
be in session in 1882, Pennsylvania being
among them extra sessions viii have to be
convened to pass the Congressional appor-
tiOnment. To do so would cost this State not
less than $500 Tie Democrats In Con
gress have a plain duty to perform. Let
them fix the ratio and the number Of members
to which each State is entitled, and II the
. Republicans prevent the passage Of the bill
the country viii hold them responsible for
the worse than b-uDGer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

SENATOR VOORHEES,, Of Indiana, Is cred
tied with the statement that the great Demo
cratic mistake in the late campaign was The
decision Of the Supreme Court Of that State
requiring the election for State officers to be
held in October. 1t viii be remembered that
at the last Spring elections in Indiana two or
three constitutional amendments were sub
mitted to a vote OF the people, for ratification
or rejection, one Of which changed the time
Of holding the State election from October to
November. Tt was declared adopted, but
that fact being disputed the question was
carried to the Supreme Court and the decis-
ion Of that tribunal, for reasons not necessary
here 10 mention, was against the legality Of
its sanction by the people. The October
election became, therefore, = legal necessity.
and the Republican leaders at once seized
the opportunity thus presented Of making
that State their Presidential battlefield In
diana became the camp-gTound, literally the
Mecca. Of nearly every leading, active Re
publican politician of the Northern States as
soon As Garfield was nomiuated-money to
carry on the Republican campaign, which
meant the buyingof votes, was subscribed in
the Eastern cities by rich Republicans and
wealthy corporations with q Iavishuess never
before equaiisd, and the result was the cleo
ton of the Republican State ticket That
was the beEiuninqof the end, and ca5ta dark
cloud over the hopes Of the Democracy of the
Union which no subsequent effort on their
part could dispel. The Democrats in Indi-
ana who were Instrumental In procuring this
action or the Court were guilty of blunder
that was worse than a crime. Senator EgOT-
hees is right beyond the shadow Of doubt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

THE official vote OF the State Of New York
gives Garfield a majority over Hancock OF
q, ,O33, and clearly shows, as the World says,
that tue State was lost 10 Hancock IN the two
cities oI New York and Brooklyn. The in
crease in she total vote Of the State over that
OF L51G is 8S, &42. The increase Of the Demo
cratic vote In the State over the vote Of 1876
is only u, 5s2, while the Republican increase
is s8, ,357, OF in the proportion Of Jfoe to one.
Bat what IS stil more singular is the fact that
OF the q. .357 increase IL the Republican vote,
-, 600 thereof il in New York and Brooklyn
alone. HancOck's vote ia New York City
exceeds TNdeu's only ten thousand while his
excess over Tndsn in Kings county (BrOok-
lynn is only three thousand These are very
significant figures when we consider the i'm
meuse registration in these. two Democratic
strongholds, which fortified the World and
the leading Democrats in predicting major
ity IN both Of them OF 1900, whereas it
turned out to be only 50, 1000, OF sc, 600 less
How is it possible that in New York and
Brooklyn, where the mass Of the Democratic
voters are laboring men, that there could be
an honest increase in the Republican vote in
four years Of 200, and an increase in the
Democratic vote OF only 49, 600? Brooklyn,
or Kings county, elects three members Of
Congress. and Il is shown by the'returns that
while the aEgreg gate maiorlties OF the three
Democratic candidates amount to about il,
ooo, Hancocks majority is only 5000. The
investigation into this treason most foul IS
stiIl going on. and it Is to be hoped that the
scoundrels who brought about Hancock 3 de
feat TO subseTye their owu'pcTsoual aims viii
yet be uueSrthed and exposed to the Demo
cratic gaze and scOrn Of the country.
"Cht for 4 tongue 90 curse the slave
y hose treason. like i deadly blight.
Comes o. or the ceuuscIs Of the brave.
and blasts thcm iu their hour OF might
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

TIE Chicago T.t5,He publishes the follow
ing statement, which 1t claims TO be official,
o. the aggregate vote in all the States at the
late Presidential election Garfield. 4 49,,
Az: UaucoeE. #.4sj.9i4. Weaver, 5o5523
Dow. a5IT: scattering. 1,1g3 Total, 9.lg2,
J95 Garfield over Hancock, 2. .+11; Garfield
less than aI the other candidates, 2l5, 100.
Assuming that these figures are correct, or
substantially So, showing thas in a popular
vote Of over 1tre millions Earfeld's plurality
over Hancock is only 8, lJ-, isu'tit about time
that the u-yTlaa of Republican fools. editorial
and othcrw .sa, should cease pr0elaiming TO
the world that the Democratic party is dead.
When the Democratic party in Presidential
contest. contcudinr against the power and
patronage Of the Government represented by
its hordeof over one hundred thousand Office
holders, and when. in addition, it has array
ed against If the tremendous influence Of the
monicd power all over the Eorth-when the
Democratic party, we say, comes out of such
a fight in a minority of only three thousand
votes, it shows that If is fun of lie and vigo-
and that the popular heart is with it. The
Democrat, party may ac defeated Iu- as
long ls this Republic lasts it WI. $50 last.
ard can never die.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

TUE Pittsburgh Dispatch has violent at
tack Of Gen. J. X. HTo0rehead, Of Allegheny
county, for L & Senator. ETcorehead, ike
Grow. is o renegade Democrat and support
ed Greeley I'm 1872 against Grant, whom LIE
more forcibIy than politely denounced A. a
drunken loafer," OF words to that effect.
Tie old Grant crowd have lively recoIIec-
ton of this incident and the JohustOwn Tri-
buns, as an original Grant organ, takes open
and square ground against 1Io0rehead's can
didacy. We have no thought that NoOrehead
will be the successor of Senator Wallace. He
does not train with The Cameron crowd and
20 man car be elected to that position who
don't Cawe-7Eisn and Republication iu
Peuusvlvaria are convertible terms.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03

TIE second session Of the Forty-siztA Con
Eress viii commence on Monday next. As
Nr Hayes message VIII be TIM last one he
viii deliver, # would be cmineRtly appr0pri-
ate iu him Co embrace the opportunity thus
Afforded and publicly acknowledge that for
nearly four years he has played the pa-t Of q
Presidential impostor. He has acted as Pres
ideEt and regularly drawn the salary attach
sJ to it. knowing full welI al the time that
he never was elected, and what he has saved
from his salary, estimated to amount 10 SI50,-
coo. ought legitimatciy t9 be in the poke.
Of sanu.i j. TLG-n