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New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
THE NATIONS PERIL.
The Fer T. 6 WLfamS CT ne >er> gr,st lfe,f off Ffa
lLtlrcL.

The Lcr T. 3 HttdNS cf pS e', >Ffet 4' oit<' kSteD
Tie Rev. c. s. Williams preached at ths
Seventh street Methods, Episcopal ChurcI y,s,-iay
On the subject of"The Nations PERM" His TX pa a.
from D -uteIolomy L. 1916.
Tr Jew su nation. he saId depended for s pros edJ
on the character Of its administration aDl tie uiugAt
hess Of is rulers. Il Wa y4ctoriou, uLd joshua but
Was crusI Ied by the fe D->t o. the surround. lbes
vlen IL forgot TIE principles O. rgAteou,lc- uller
David i, ruled over tie greater part OF As bIt 'he
later part o. >,lDm0l' ~ it declined greatly p-
peuy. JerobOam instituted polcy Of uur.z . eluS-
ne-s that uitim at,ly destroyed nation Seed tel
you t.at tie principle, ~. government rcacn 10 The
last Of tie e Of tAe ueopei There that 10 ne
work NJ our OF Gods rlctcJu-uess that VII not permit
a nation rounded upon wicked puuc-Des 10 prosper I
nave never me- of sense w-O would u.; o. ..,lIs
tnat, Il we Lad Asd II lerye fJs PcesdeuiI I-oU
Jas .4d % TIA. lamp u ,ly called James Buchanan.
tue war might have zen 4yes..d II We hal had
miuIik- A1.aham Lincoln %. '4s time Ae was 20 t4e
teid OF the Government, would thls Nation d. w ash
Iasc iAc two parties TIE Republican. adv, cl.c re
pine ulc- of equity and scr ILry berYr Gar even
ilc bad mans right, aid DEE respected -eu "a
ugui- oi tIe least ae respected al Glasses haF TIER
hnrT'J. During tht "a. t"ehy Us tie country as
Tce. Iotw auding tAai uuiIu tnl' iin- il. x
J DE-, 90 Coz H. "t hdi Z" De liI. l.. -e g.. " t- '1e
other SIDE Ihry cherished tAc lu>tltuloI o. slavery.
Iuey demanded peace al aiy price when ~" enemy Nt'
sought 10 nd tue RrpubI cans al every ~irp % iAcr
Il r, u yy rne Wal They 10 not nt the measure
i.l- t-Nf. a- they d. not advocate justice O. all
u .u, ao OF deDt have Deen re- id tcd lD ne
q, e.u -tt.c,, ln tAc fac " tAIs ta,y
Christ ans allow hem 20 Lude the dr>tnle, = tlls
Oh. Ihaye SHOWN Won tnai they n in favor u
Ii.erl. toai. OuEA they liberty tAtIuee
Now D. J., pain tHat the Dcmpcrtuc party l. H0t rglt
couS. IS favor oil IepuIatOn. not int l-en. ald
yioance asnst ooiI ,he baek lttn ana e f1ite
tLe south.
Vile there a Solid SoUtl there Is an elemeU IN ihe
Norm that IS ll. tooth Cttuoc Church ID UOt
wish to ,iy anything agaln~t tne CLurcu, Oecalsr u lt
would tlVe politics alone D. would 40 u.ucI -Oui
wo!k But Rome as y Il cal poYt bias been
10 llllra. laAc NcW-NOik. IL the Catholic .ulch
rr- col n made . dis O-c the -tts received rom
ne ma mons Iwerl B.ng tLeIe scaIceir my.
lAi- l-.c Vi /, ~ his el. JJn key, Tl.A t. C-ica
at h!- tl k has tie W tu maine "a man 20. y =
wnol. d aud Ids b en OILY s.Xteen ye'rs D. ti
cUAutrt. LII, J. Uuy lA- tA.cr.us " Cd. We ASe
l9or u il hy-aad DY Another thing. L l.
TINS c,.try g.. have other fi-.s brs.u,r
Cu.rr Ne need more Iu-- lts, mJ.c PBDuc aJolS.
NOR, intc. -eace L u parry u power opposed
10 al tAere ~ 60 not do uu.y
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN DANGER.

Th< Ecr IT, FtiLt0n q; tAe ETookis. Bdpnt T-hs.k
"Can New York afford II " was the sub
ject oi Dr.. Futon. sermon YESTERDAY rniug he
BROOKLYN Temple. III. teXI taken from Ceaesls
Axxl "a The tOi the story OF Jacobs ,lras'
g.swu The angc ~ Pcule an The Subsequent 0.essiDs
wucA lie obtained We Is pcIp,e. he continued, are
IT, that c. itiun today which U-fe Jacob IN earlier
times We have power 20 command what God SHAH
do for u. bat II IL IN Our power yield 20 Hs Ni irds
bles, a.. ,si surely follow. rhe people OF t%o great
cites are nov violently as.t-4oi. Whyi Las
ROM. C;Aoe WIS no,nnAteI for the yoIA.ty % tae
me ruls.l. ot tle Western Continent JUhu Kelly mas
done t4is and sh.e this peope 1, looking at tins dar-
il act drcAd and i,Ar Toe Pope ald cardinals VIII
behold % Wltl pleasure Wi tAe people permit suca
an encroac huieAI a tAsl Ipic ans cringins
fore joan AeIy And Ia, $1,000 a.1oiics IN Ne~-lora
hot u.gNg 70 lAhc IL s-c chAlcAAt N.cA Ar hds
thrust Ia Their faces. Il. kaows ~hereof he speaks
when he tEal 1e MI. tAAe tbs bs6e oHt oi YOUR
puoc schools auC ~ p)r VIZ NOur money tie schools
which priesthood tOstess. Cardn. NcCossey himself
saw tua. paOl Schools uU, &c ress,ed, and 20 t.s
turoJgh btot-ooX The hrst blow nas been strucX
New York, sud B.,Okyu ~ll no doubt. s1ac ls iaS
T.ls craze whom tley have HON. mated FOR Mayor j.
tlIt rel giUn Na> born iu Ir~l4Hd ana Gains %
Asv Zee uatUgaled II l>65. taOugh there M 10 be
had the courage TO speak cvryi tIOus - joan
he ~. The champion or Ronaasn stands 'ortn sud
Iucy VIII 20 down IN tue dust these mrn who arc
working against Christ aud bls opte Nj even dlt
Mr James .iare 10 h ~ tlt cI.enSr a.Lo1sA as
lOi u.rtY II New YORK mig. haNe dNar asal - l.e
combined forces OF Ignorance AID ptlesiera ID you
believe -H.I the Democrats WiA 10. vote Tor ne "a NO
c,t l. d upon that paiY uat EOnau'su has nKed IS
grasp and ali the s,ges .st and West, NogR and
yAt NNsaLus "
crnauS aud oTers az ely = tie ranks of that party
Dec their ey have been ouened designs For
gerl Gas:ardly means hNe been Used 10 Sld ia OV
tGulns the end sought Let Old ties 10 longer loo len
uack from th- Lri's side. s,ud mp i0t
ior hb>r ot e.enee aDd
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
SOUTH AND CENTRaL AMERICA.
A NEW TREATY BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND CALL
IHE GUATEMALA INHIBITION.

A
THE GUATEMALA INHIBITION.
PANAMA, Oct. l6.-A compact between TOE
United states If Colon bia and Chin has iast been
signed, III hlch II agreed 10 submit TO agoFalOn sH
qucs ous IN dispute between the two Rcpubs. In case
toe aTb.trstors should not agr the matter 10 Oe ~
forred u Tue President Of the Uuited stAtes.
General Maxine JereE. Enyoy Extraordinary ana
Minister Plcnlpoenuaty .rOm Nicaragua 20 N1s1lHs
ton leaves here for New York IA the Acapulco iceH
General Jerer Is accompanied 10y MI J D. Rodriguez
Secretary o. legation
Mr. Woods. the superintendent of the Panama hAr .
road has written Presid nj Cevycra the Predths"
the Stale OF Panama, of the British embargo oa 'O'
subveutu H. and has informed nlm thai be would mAA
no furtaeF payments unui The question Is denhie'
settled and ruouons received from the presde1
of the company IN SewYork. The embargo his G a''S
DO htt e excitement IN GoNerumen. circles here.
I'll, first o the three large iron vessels osd sed 'o-
san Francisco. built Tor Tie RyoI Jute, has AstNeS"
Salvador -.
rhe noted political bandit Lieuieuant-COonel AloSs
Cobns was shot IN tie ct, ~ Clolucc Houddi W
the 26tu ~ ptcmbeg. IL conformity with Tie seh'''
proi ounccd against him 10y cuuucu of war IA
Iue lhVuaiun, from AnElauu, Win rdt4> 81.
other material Tor tue IalrVad. arrN at IUtiu,
c,ragua on tie 27th Of September The hne ol ~ 49,,
ls tween Chuan.cE aud thch slpa ab lut eel. .Ht ln.
is graded anu READY Tor the rails. aLd zoe cons ina
hs btdsr. Is beng rled out ILis WORK l. uHe. IN IN
.up. rVisi0n OF D. b. ii Norris well known Ame4''"'
The Dictatorship of General Guaria IN COSTA hs. -
seems g. be- one. more nrnly 's,abish d IL ""s All
yeutd tie Grand Natlohdl C'uh'lI ""iVA was
llsned .l d lc.s o., p,d
he Government ~ Guatemala nas arranged 10 A''
national exhibition ~ the capital, In MARCH, Aoo-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
A PENNY >YLVANIA CARD.

TO the Editor Of The IrtbunG
SIR: AS our contribution to the " Tariff
Tract Series We have issued the ucosed circular,
We propose .stribuilg among ron-workers. A. your
pqper vii be read by thousands cannot
would it be wei Tor you 10 copy the wages as gwen
by US for roll NJ mills aud furnaces. Yours. etc.,
CataSdHquG. Penn OLIVER WILLIAMS. PRESIDENT
WORKINGMEN. ATTEN HON!
Constituti "a (tht so called COnJederate States
"No oouutie shall b. granted from The Treasury, nor
shall any duties or mpOrtatlOns from foreign
nations be LAID promote foster any branch OF III
Democratic National Platform, 1876.
Eve demand that all Custom House taxation shall be
only for revenue"
Democratic National PGVoJm 1SsO.
a tariff for revenue only"
R,publieon National Platform. 1850.
1--WE reafirm the bsiei. avowcd IN 1876, tnat duties
LEVIED purpose OF revenue should 50 discriminate
Is 10 favor American Labor.
And now contrast wages as pad in Free Trade Eng
land and tar fl revenue OnlY " Belgium, WI the
wages paid 10 Irou-workcrs IN Prnnsy ylyanI. under
tariff that dscrmlndtes IN favor OF American labor:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25

converted by the tariff question within the last
week, making Republican vote OF as per cent OF
the employees, with a prospect that many others
would change their political faith through the
same agency
A prominent citizen of Greenpoint told TRIBUNE
part of BROOKLYN would support Garfield because
their interests were identical with manufacturing
interests and If the of factories were forced
10 ask for a reduction of rent by change In the
prosperity of the country the realestate men felt
that of course they would suffer accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
PorH4nd. No. oct %, 1850.
4 Cr1AD Result oF EEPCBLIclY RULE.

COMPLETE EFFUTATGDN or IHE M-sIAIEMENIs
OFA SOUTHERN DGMoCMuc NLwsP-PEH.
To the EdftOr Of me TrtbUHe.
SIR: Notice the following paragraph from Tie
Eiclmopd Wig Of recent date
/; officially -fed That tlc pri'cips Of the National
cent JUN /. IN13 - Psi 4 - 993 20 On july /,
1879 t v., S2-45A95o72 "a. showing an increase OF
ne priuruai .hc deIt ior tGr period mentioned "
new loan. .r resumption. rounding, &c II is very
ev.deu' jAat National finances are not ~ healthy
eu 1,l' "y', m evrv ,ort and sit monthly
financial policy Sometime II wrons.
there must be something wrong about these fg
ures. Can you explain III Yours. LATANE.
richmond, Jd., Oct. y, 1880.
TIE best possible answer 20 this is an extract
from a recent speech by Secretary Sherman himself,
which W. append herewith.-Ldl
HONEST PAYMENT or he PUBLIC DEBT.
Prom Secystqry sstaGHs at CHcandn Aug 30 1880
- .."' he,r l!u.sI and i,i mi rb..iy,nce ~
created as the result OF ne until t .ur, they
bAvr 10 adopt cy " nicn won q cure it's low
and .pirt OF the pubic lgi0us. No thought Ui re-
p.datIon wholly 81 IN part entered INTO the
k publican policy. Inc gIa0uu paw OF the dcbf
and the reduction Of the rae of interest have neea
Au!IcG measures OF the sane poncy. winch have been
tIr debt nad attained Us maximum AugIst 81
1865, when reached S2.75643l. 81 43
surplus revenue, so tnal IN Ne fret day Of Juy Of
the debt has been rrduced >s37, ,IO4s23 Gs but the
interest been reduced iaf grcat. proporon. Ia
ls6j the mtcrcstbearug drbt was e2,3sl ,43O294 60
ana the rale ot interest part OF IL a. high
and threeIruths per c-ut p'r auuum and the m
terrst-cuarge was S15O.977 697 -. Tne interest
charge hal been reduced 30 G339sl the lst of
Juy. l~~o, and W. ouy await tue maturity OF
r72OG4j 300 he DalInce of tAe Eve and six pr cent
bonds up reduce the Iucre,tchar TO not exceeding
~7O.OUOOOO Republican Administration Is now paw
ing the pub debt AT the rate 0f ten millions mOntB
or TWO aud . hail milun- week. In ali human pr'Da
ii Nv, before thi, administration closes us term the
d-bt viii reduced seventy millions. masking
In lnnna- cr-nL nl lnmI mlnns Ml dnL-Ars.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
SPECIMEN CARDS AND OPINIONS.

ADDITIONAL TARIFF CARD" ISSUED BY MER-
CHAN1s AND MANUFACTURES II VARIOUS
PARIS OF TIE COUNIRY-THEIR WORK EFFEC-
TUM AND LASTING THE TARIFF THE GREAT
ISSUE OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Anel. tive work mas been done in Pennsylvania
bythe election and circulation of statistics show
ing the iotcs of the manufacturers of each county
and 20 number of workngmen employed by each.
The p1ri1Se is to show that the great majority of
erplover~ are Republicans. The table for Mont
gomcry County, which has just been received,
makes four pages of large circular The totals
show that s l91 men or 93s5 per cent. are employed
bv Rerubl can ml-owncrs; 252 or 246 per cent by
Democrats; and 327 or 3S5 per cent by firms whose
membcrs are politically divided. The table concludes
with this suggestive inquiry.
l. ~ necessary say should he taken for granted
thai thoS. who by Intelligence and thrift have work
these up until they have become the heads OF such
nts should and do know which party has and
WI best promote the industrial interests OF country
quenty which Is the b s. friend of the work
many 6 these industries VIII be sarOusly affected or
destro, their employees will suffer VIII you vote
70 miu.c lOurse4vesf
The following specimen printed on a card about
the sz OF a postal card was drawn up and is being
largely circulated by HalSted Watrous, of No. 81
Perry 1t is intended for and reaches a class of
work ugmen not addressed in other cards.
LIT WELL ENOUGH ALONE BY ELECTING GARFIELD
AND ARIHUR.-A change IA The Government by elcc ing
uaucock aud TIE Democracy would seriously un,etile
busilts, and wages Or the folio wing reasons: TIE M
ocr IN Congress controlled by the South bave Tor four
years cudcavored duce the tariff but feared Presl
dent Hayes veto; have opposed the resump Ion oi
specie payments. resisted r'1undne, favored rrpuda
4uu anl ihr aOull>hment OF National banks;
have cart the presentation Of heavy reb wal
claims have schargeI Union soldiers from the Capitol
and DELAYED paving pensions; have encouraged the
coutnuri AID outspOkcn Southern hostility % the Ma
toHa q yernment; have SANCTIONED the present whoe-
sale a. 4uCh meat al tAc south, attemy Ted 10
stafye D. Government into the repeal or the election
laws u1 Iauye the North; intro olured bll
10 uu .- tlc constitutional ane 'dmeuts Oy increasing
1-FH.a
have iuc l,rated into tie Democratic platforms The
blanks q. q tariff fuT revenue only
Constitution Of the sO-cG4cd COrvederdte States" No
boui Iie, sAa granted fioM tne Treasury shall
any du taxes on iuporiauons IRON foreign udtOns
he laid io promote or foster my branch ot industry
Dan. cratc National IfHtf1rH- ls76-" We demand
thai al House taX4Ou shall be only for rcye-
niue"
Dsmoc-.ifc National Platf5rm 1ssO.-"A tariff for
IeVcnl- ~
ReDuJf run Platform. $50" W reatirm the belief
ayowed 1876. dut e. levied for he Purposc Of
1ey,uue should dec n.uate as 10 favor Aner.ean
labor"
In Lurope. where free trade exists. or - lar for
yeVeuue only" the following are among the wages
paid;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
4 ForR DAYS TEMPERANCE CONTENTION.

BosrON, Oct. 24.-The seventh annual
meeting OF the Woman National Christau Temperance
Union viii be held In the Clarendon street Church IN
Boston. the coming week beginning ON "wednesday the
27th There VIII be four days Of exercises. Among the
many Who 10 take part are Miss Wizard, tine Pres-
dent: NJ IS E.lher Push, OF BROOKLYN; Miss L. Z. f.
luball Chicago Miss Julia Colmau, OF Brooklyn
Miss Mary Allan West Of GIlcsbuog; Mis- Hannah
". smith, Of hladrlphia MIS- LIyern ore, Mrs. MIl-
teumeyer Mrs Poster, Mrs MOBILES. Mrs. Mary L. Burt,
Mrs. Latin op, Mr. Hammer ana MIS- /. l. Barnes.
Tue meeting Will probably De ths li est ever held 10y .
National Union. Prominent and represeniat4Ye women
from NJ uAIls U! the cuuAlry VII Dc pLcscnL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
THE cHRBTIAN CHUECH CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 24-Ihe G eneral
Convention Of the Christian Church closed their session
yesterday The report Of the Rev +. NJ Green, CORE
spondug secretary showed that the denomination mum
ber- COO 900 commuucants IN the United States; tAat
a large sum OF money expended IN etaugehzatou,
and mai arge addition was gained 10 the church dur
Ing tbe past year. Delegates were present from Eng
lau d, Canada aud Australia.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
DISTINCTION WITHOUT DIFFERENCE.

TO the Editor Of The Trfbune
SIR: Your reporter has quoted me as say
ing that did favor change the present time
IN the administration. whereas did that did not
favor change at the 'imr in the tariff DO
the just make This correction and ohge. YOURS,
Neso- York. Oct 20. 1850. JOHN sTRAIION
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
SOME NOTES FROM CONNECTICUT
\ ILLUSTRATION OF HOW MANUFACTURE AND
MN FILL Up maj WAY.

MN ftIl " ihAl "Ais
DANBURY, Conn, Oct 23.-Ihe tariff Issues
of Tic campaign making s.eAt stir ia tins Stale
Thousands of business meu who have never taken an
active interest ia politics are this year energetic work
ers with mechanics II is a repetition OF tbs story
fe facts viii the readers uf IHR IRIB
usg Que feature Of the grand parade held at 50nth
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
NEW-JERSEY TARIFF CARD.
n m, FdifOr Of The Tribune

SIR The inclosed circular has been dis
triputed through the woolen mi Is Bound Brook to-
day IL been prc pared with great and thinking
OF the large number interested. also readers
your valuable paper, send you "a copy Now-Jersey
i ully aV" the tarf issue. nd will hear from
her day after election. Very respectfully yours
ke,c York. oct Is. 1850. II. C. JENKINS
TO THE WOEKPEOPLE OF THE BOUND BROOK
WOOLIEN MILLS
READ these exact quotations. from the two plat orms
aud decide which suits the business Interests OF the
country best:
Iarf Tor Revenue A Tariff that III dlscrm-
only. mate III favor OI American
labor
In GREAT BEITAIS where FREE TRADE exists. "A
IAKIFF POR RLVENUE ONLY" tne following wages
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25

1t il safe TO bet that the political party that
IA thrasncd the early part Of November Wal forget all
about by THANKSGIVING and stun Itsef with turkey,
not andiug its has been IAod for four
yearA-l Philadelphia Chronicle
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25

Voters VIII do well 10 bear in mind that low tariff
than protective of American
labor and also remember the cause for which we
fOugh.
The following communication read on Satur-
day evening at the shops meeting Of The journey
men iaiiurs employed b. Mr.. Henry Prouse Cooper
292 FFTHAvE. Oct. %, 1850.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14
Notes From the Capitol.
FRANKFoRT. Ian 9th Is

FRANKFORT, Jan. 9th, 1880.
Editor Herald:
The agony is over, and the suspense
pending the election of State Librarian
is ended, resulting i'm the election of
Mrs. Annie o. Cook, widow of the late
DIR. ]. l.. Cook, of Henderson, who fell
at Hickman i'm the yellow fever epidem-
ic of the fall of 1873. The four contest
ing candidates were of the "fair sex.u
while "Uncle Dick Sharpe led a "for-
lorn hope" as was proven by his only
getting two votes i'm the Democratic
caucus, which met and made a nomina-
ton on Wednesday night last. The
nomination of Mrs. Cook was ratified
to-day by unanimous vote of all the
Senators and Representatives present
the Hon. J. Speed Smith, of Madison
county, moving her election by acclama-
ton. The Legislature as n general thing
seems disposed to work, though occa-
sionally there is an Outburst of spOntan-
eous oratOry, and patriotic rcsolres.
quite a number of special committees
have been ordered, among them "uis-
Hing" party to go to Hopkinsville to in
spect the Western Lunatic Asylum.
The standing committees have been
announced and organized, and are now
grinding out the legislative grist with
considerable industry. a Joint COM
mittee has been ordered and appointed
to investigate the Penitentiary subject
fully. Also q joint committee to con-
slider the propriety of abolishing all
Criminal and Common Pleas Courts,
and redistricting the State into suffi-
Gent number of Circuit Court Districts.
| am confident that these supernumer-
AIRY courts will be abolished. a bill was
up in the Senate to repeal what is known
as the Turner's pistol law" on yester-
day, but was recOmmitted. The Senate
and House committees on Education
met in joint session on "Wednesday
evening last, and after discussing the
present school system, adjourned to meet
again next week, requesting the Super
intendent to furnish, i'm writing, such
suggestions as he deemed of importance.
1t is to be hoped that some changes will
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14

vestigation, there are none like it. He
is ahead in one (Rosine) sends larger
number of papers to another
(Fordsville), but which are
not taken out, and sends an equal
number to another Horse Branch) and
in all the other IA offices i'm the county,
and seven on the border, we have from
two to seven to his one. After reading
thin, the CONCLUSION will be forced upon
the reader that A. ii. Cummin's assur-
ance is about as trustworthy as Guilt
ver's travels.
The truth is, the Nc,os has at the very
outside figure, not exceeding 500 circu-
lation in the county, while the "Herald'
has over 1000. We will dismiss this
subject with thisstatetement: Whenever
we have to resort to swindling our
neighbors and fellow countymen by
making known false representations
I'm order to get their patronage,
we will shut up shop and quit.
There is a law against getting mon
ey, goods, wares or merchandise under
false pretenses, and if it is not false
pretense for Cummins to publish to his
readers that his paper has larger cir
culation than ours, and thereby get
advertising patronage, when he knew
the contrary to be true, then we are no
part of lawyer. Cummins has sent
copies Of the Ne,cs to any one in the
county who would take it out of the
office, while we do not send the "Her-
aid" to any one unless ordered.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14

shown the money to several persons,
ana now have it in my possession. |
was told that the papers l signed would
be published Tomorrow.
MOSES HARTMAN.
AUGUSTA, January 8, 1SSO.-State of
Maine, hennebec county, S., January
q, lSsO-Personally appeared Moses
OF the above statement, by him signed
before me- T.. Fl Cow
Justice Of Peace for the State.
We certify that Moses Hartman, of
Kennebunk, exhibited to us, this, Tues
day, afternoon n package of money,
and requested us to count il. We did
so, and made IL one thousand dollars,
which, he said, he had received as set
forth i'm his affidavit. f. III. COVE.
II. NJ. SPRINGER.
GARCELON's RETIREMENT.
BOSTON, January 7.-Dispatches from
Augusta received here late tonight say
that Gov. Garcelon has issued a general
order turning over all property of the
State to Maj. Gen. Chamberlain for its
protection.
Dispatches also assert the probability
of the election of a Fusionist rs Presi-
dent of the Senate, who will become
Acting Governor, at the expiration of
Garcelon's term of service.
Thesemembers, with few others, went
to the House and told the whole thing
showed the money received, and say
that the agent went to j. G.. Blaine's
house and came back and paid the
money which makes it look very dark
for Mr.. Blaine.
The two Houses met last Wednesday
and organized, having quorum in
each House, very much to the surprise
of the Republican managers.
The Republicans declined to qualify,
and withdrew. Governor Garceleon
delivered the action of the council and
all returns together with the Supreme
Courts opinions to the Legislature for
their action and retired, his term having
expired. The Republicans came back
next day and wanted to qualify, but
there was no one authorized to swear
them i'm.