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The De GOlyer Fee,
HOW GARFIELD WAS "RETAINED" WITH A
$1,000 CHECK, WITHOUT A CASE TO ARGUE.

HOW GARFIELD WAS "RETAINED" WITH A
$1,000 CHECK, WITHOUT CASE TO ARGUE.
| One OF the most notorious of the many
corrupt contracts made by Boss Shepherd
was that awarded to De Golyer 4 Mcclellan
of Chicago for laying a wood pavement.
This contract covered 200. 600 yards at So so
yard, which the Superintendent of the con-
tractor swore could he put down at 81 so a
yard, every item of cost included. So there
was clearance profit Of 100000 to be di-
| vided. To further this job, which was pre-
limnsry to Others to follow, the sum of $97
600 was expended, 1t was given out In the
spring of 1872. At that time Richard @.
Parsons was Marshal of the Supreme Court
and had converted that office into head
quarters for the lobby. He was known to
be an intimate friend of Garfield, and the
ring wanted Garfield's aid as chairman Of
the appropriations. The agent of the con-
tractors employed Parsons, with fee of
$4,000, as counsel" /" although there was no
cause to urge, no contest of any kind and no
tribunal to appear before. 1t was sham to
throw dust in the eyes of the public. Par
sons paid Garfield $4,000 as his share July
IL, 1872, for which he was forced to admit
before the investigation that he made no ar.
gament, oral or written had never appear
ed before the Board of Public Works, and
had only once spoken to Boss Shepherd on
the subject That "fee" was brbe out and
out, and nothing else, as was subsequently
shown. Garfield became the agent of the
ring, and through his influence and activity
sS,5oO,OOO were voted to Boss Shepherd and
his confederates in less than sixty days, be-
tween the 9Th of January and the Srd of
March, iS7S."-M Y World
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The first time there was an attempt to
cheat the Democrats out of their victory,
was when Porter was elected over Ritner.
and when Ritner and his friends determined
to treat the elc ,tion as if they had not been
defeated. With only 5000 majority in the
State, the Democracy of forty years ago
said "On to Harrisburg"-and Stevens and
Burrows and Fern and Penrose went out at
the back window, and Porter was sworn in.
The second time the fraud and forgery and
perjury were successful, and Hayes was seat
ed. And now he threatens the Democrats
with the Army and Navy.
Hsye we come to the condition of France
and Mexico and the South American gov
ernments? Are we 10 have soldiers at the
polls?
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Blame comes out of it without stain upon
his record. HIS COLLEAGUES GER.
TAlNLG DID HOLD THE STOCK AND
LIED ABOUT 1T.
(Bqtdto Commercial, February, % 1871
Influential Republican journals mention
that every one of the Congressmen who
dabbled with the Credit Mobilier stock
OUGHT TO BE PUBLICALLY CEN-
SURED.
(B1Bdto CommerciaA February 81, 1871
Should Congress decide to let the culprits
escape they must all know by this time that
THEY HAVE BEEN CONDEMNED AT
THE BAR OF PUBLIC OPINION.
(Bq6aIo Commercial March /, 1871
Now the case has gone to the people. They
viii not split hairs in finding out whether
'hey can open the public record of a man
VINO has certain pages that he would like to
conceal. from examination. The people'will
preside at the ballot.box as their tribunal.
When those who have betrayed the conf
dence reposed in them come up for trial
y they erer dare to do n-THEY WILL BE
REJECTED AS WICKED AND UN-
PROFITABLE PUBLIC SERVANTS.
This is the decree uttered by the voice of
the press to-day. 1t says to each one of
those who are afraid to punish corruption,
Thou art weighed in the balance and found
wanting"
(Bgdalo Eapress February 2Oth, 1879
1t is wrong to raise sn iudiscrimnatc howl
against every one who ever looked at Credit
Mobiier stock, or to make every man re
sponsible for the guilt of others. Our own
| opinion, based on such hasty consideration
AS we have been able to give the facts, is
that Dawes is innocent; that Scofed and
bingham have been guilty of an improprie.
ty which should subject them to censure;
and that Kelley and GARFIELD HAVE
SO MISREPRESENTED THE FACTS
AND ENDEAVORED To DISGUISE
THE TRANSACTION AS A LOAN
THAT A MORE SEVERE PUNISH.
MENr WOULD NOT BE OUT OF
| PLACE
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ALL HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CAMPAIGN
CLUBS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WHICH
SUPPORT THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
ARE REQUESTED TO SEND TO
w. III. BARNUM,
CHAIRMAN NAT. Dem. COMMITTEE,
13S FIFTH AVENUE,
New YORK,
lst, The name and location of their or.
ganzation.
End. A statement of the number of mem
bers enrolled.
3rd. The names of officers.
4th. Accounts of meetings held.
9th. Reports every two weeks during the
Campaign, of the number and increase of
memb ership, with the condition and pros
poets of the canvass.
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LSO,

All that certain piece or parcel OF land situate in
behtoh township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
| bounded and described as follows to-wit: Begin
hhg al White OAK, thence by lands Of Charles Ash
hofth eight and half degrees eighty eight and
iour-tenths perches to stone, thence north forty
ana haif degrees east twenty and eight-tenths
perches to maple and stone thence by land OF Thos
Bellas north one and half degrees west fifteen and
sN-tenihs perches to stone, thence by land OF
william Applem north sixty-two and n II de.
grees west twenty-seyen and three -tenths perches
10 stone In the public road thence by other lands
| formerly OF John RantZ south fifty-siX and three
| quarter degrees west fifty-iour and three-tenths
perches to stone in said road thence north twen-
| ty-eight ana a half degrees west twenty-four
perehes to chestnut south seventy ana three-ouar
Ter degrees west siXty-one and twotenths perches
10 stone south thrty-nine and three-duarter de-
grees, east wentysiX perches to a stone on the
east side OF the above road thence along said road
south iorty-two and half degrees west thirty-four
perches TO stone on the west side OF said road
thence by land Of Matthias Kline south siytytlye
ana a half degrees east one hundred and thirty
pelcheS TO the place of beginning containing siytv
seven acres more or less on which are erected n
two-story frame dwelling, large bank barn wagon
shed and out-buidngs
selzed taken in execution at the suit OF John
Young in part assigned to Alfred Rantz against
ohh hantL and to be sold as the property of John
Rantz - ''1'''
BuCKALEws, Atty. vord ~
Terms cash on day OF SALE
U. II. ENT,
'0p' i'' oo-o Sheriff.
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IDLE TO ATTEMPT AN IMPOSSIBLE vINDI-
CATION,


CATION.
Editorial letter IN Press, Rep, Eco. 2S '7S.)
The denial at the beginning has placed
them and all those who desire to rescue
them in the most embarrassing position, for
that proved that they were ashamed of the
transaction. And when the fact appeared
that the accused had taken the stocks with
full knowledge of the exaggerated divi-
dends, and when this fact was clinched and
rivited by unfortunate contradictions before
the committee, it was idle to attempt an i'm.
possible vindication.
ALoNEIN THE EXTENT OF ITS DEMoRALIZA-
TON
From the iaquirer Rep, February 27, 1879
So many prominent men whom the coun-
try delighted to honor have hereby been
stripped bare of their good names and COM
PEELED to appear before the world covered
with the shame of their crimes and misde-
meanors. 1t is right that the hypocrite's
should be exposed.
THE oGUs UPON THE COUNTRY.
The responsibility of Congress is at an
end in this business. It has been remanded
to the country, and if the convicted mem
bers are returned to the places they have
disgraced, the onus of it will be upon the
country.
THE NOTORIOUS. DOWNRIGHT LYING.
from the North american, Rep. Feb. 27 49,
And it may be properly added in the same
lines that much dissatisfaction exists in the
community that all of the arguments and
debates in the case have overlooked point
mole universally condemned than the crimes
alleged and more susceptible of proof-the
notorious downright lying of some of the
individuals inculpated,
COMMENTS OF BUFFALO NEWSPAPERS
(Bu6aI0 Commercial February 2I, 1871
The prominent congressman whose names
were first used in connection with the Credit
Mobilier, were Blaine, Dawes, Kelley, Bing-
ham, Schofeld and GARFIELD, and be-
sides these Vice-President Colfax, Mr..
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don' s. II. Mason of Mercer, the Greer
back nominee for Governor in 1873, denies
Indignantly the rumor that he has gone over
to the Republicans. He has LETT the Green
back ranks to return to his first love, the
Democracy. Let all Democratic Grccuback-
ers follow their ader,s good example.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


by virtue Of sundry Writs issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Columbia county, ana to me d.
rected, VIII be expo ed TO public sale at the Cour
House In the town OF Bloonsburg, at o'clock, D. H.
SATURDAY, AUGUST q, 1850.
II that certain piece or parcel CT land situatoIr IN
Benton tow hship IN the county OF Columbia bound.
cd and described as follows, to-wlt On fla
north by Thomas Sci fried, on the east by land n
Alexander Kramer, on the south by hand Of William
a. Coleman ana j. II. Ddino: and on the wc,t bya
puCIlc road, containing five acres more or les,
Whefeon are erected II two-story frame dwelling
| house and blacksmith shop.
Seized taken in execution at the suit NJ
| The Benton Mutual Saving Fund and Joan Asso.
| ciation against jeremiah Stiles, BENJAMIN Korue,
and Caieo OBrlcn and to be sold as the property Of
jeremiah stiles.
IL IL LITTLE, Attorney. n. FL Fa
| ALSO,
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate IN
| BEAVER township, Columbia county and State Of
| pennsylvania bounded ana described as follows ia
"it' on the north by l-ud of Benuit & Eckroth on
the by land Of David Tyineon the south by land
| Of Henry Miller, anu on the west by land formerly
owned by Samuel Fisher containing slxty-fye acres
more or less, on which erected two story ana
| half log dwelling house and out-bulldings
Seized, taken inl execution at the suit Of Adam
Hill against Wellington Case ANA to be sold AS the
property of Wellington Case.
I IITTLEs, Attorneys Vend. Ex.
| Terms cash on day OF sale
U. II. ENT
! July 80, 'sO-ts sherIn
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TO VOTERS.

The End of September is the last day fol
registration and assessment
The assessor of each district is required to
be at the ell, ction house on Wednesday and
Thursday, September 1st and, End, from lC
a. m, to p. m, and from p. m. to OPP
M, to perfect the list of voters.
All persons entitled to vote should person.
ally see that they are assessed as well as reg
istered.
Persons intending to be naturalized before
the End of October should be assessed and
registered by the 2nd of September.
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of the
Republican
Congressional
Committee,
--lS70--
1917 + st. Northwest
ashington, d. G.

WAsHtNGToN, (--), 1SS0.
Sir: This comm ittee is organized for The
protection of the Interest ofthe republican
party in each of the Congressional districts
OF the Union, In order that il may prepare
print aud circulate suitable documents, H.
lustrating the issues which distinguish the
Republican party from every other, and may
meet all proper expenses incident tn the
campaign, the committee feels authorized ~
apply to all citizens whose Interests a. prn-
ciple are involved in the struggle. U..Jer
the circumstances in which the country
finds itself placed, tho committee bel4ye
that you will esteem it both a privilege and
pleasure to make to its fund contribu
ton which, it is hoped, may MT be less than
seventy-tive dollars. fhe committee is au-
thorlzed to state that such voluntary contri-
button from persons employed in the service
of the United States will not be objected to
in any official quarter
The labors of the committee will affect the
result Of the presidential as as well as the
congressional struggle, and it may, there.
lore, reasonably hope to have the sympathy
and assistance Of all who look with dread
upon the possibility of the restoration Of
the Democratic party to the control Of the
government.
Please make prompt and favorable re-
sponse to this letter by bank check, or draft
or postal money order, payable to the order
of George Frs. Dawson, treasurer, Posl-of-
fice lock box 723, Washington, d. C.
By order of the committee,
EDWARD McPHERsoN, Secretary.
The Republican Congressio nal Committee
Will never get such an outrageous sum from
me. CLERK
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r u q LIC IE
OF VALUABLE
REAL EST A TIE

lie undersigned wi" offer at public sale on the
premises in Salem township, Luzrrne county. Pa
ON the line OF the Delaware, Lackawanna ~ Western
railroad, and the public road leading from Berwick
to Shlokshinny on
Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 10, 1880,
beginning at ten O'Clock in the forenoon the follow
lag desc. bed real estate to-wit: All that certain
MESSUAGE AND TRACT OF LAND
situate in Salem township, Luzerne county, Pa, ~
miles south of Shickshlnny, bounded as follows: On
the north by land OF Lee Stewart, on the south by
Jacob Gould, on the east by the North Branch OF the
susquehann., River aud on the west by land OF Jo-
mas Rabert and G. Smethers, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND TNNENTY-NINE ACRES
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
T. JEFF. VANDERSLICE,
JOSEPH b. KNITTLE,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
ROBERT Il. LITTLE,

The Chairman 1f the Democratic County Com
mttee, requests each member OF the Standing Com
miitcc to make an appointment or Vigilance Com
mittee for his election district, borough or wnship
consisting OF at least two members, iu addition to
the member OF the Standing Committee and In the
larger districts three or four, may be necessary,
and the member Of the u anding COMMITTEE viii
promptly within not more than one week send the
names to the chairman.
CHAs, q. BARKLEY, DAVID LOwENBERG
secretary. Chairman.
STANDING COMMITTEE
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(From the Portland, Me-, Argus. J

EVERY MEMBER OF CONGRESS
WHO DELIBERATELY HANDLED
CREDIT MOBIIER STOCK is UN.
WORTHY OF FUTURE CONF.
DENCE.-[ Indianapolis journal, Republi.
can organ, February 26, 1873.
Garfield not only handled the stock but
lied about it. Is he not unworthy of fu.
ture c)nfidence?"
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There will be no boiling this fall. The
Democratic party will support the nominees
OF the convention, and they will be elected
by unusually large maiorities.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
7 u Il BIC SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !

ASJEI n al .ENC L 4 A 4 AZ !.
BY virtue of an order Of the orphans court OF
Columbia county, the undersigned Administrators
Of William white, deceased, viii expose to public
SAFE on the premises IN SCOTT township. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1880,
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, the following valua-
sle REAL ESTATE to.wlt: Al that certain piece or
parcel Of land situate partly In scott township and
party In Orange township In SAID county OF Colum
Oil designated and described In pU'lon and writ Of
partition as those two lots, pieces, or parcels Of
land situate IN Scott township and Oragge township
In said county OF Columbia, the first bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at Il stone Ia the
puolc Dad In the line 0i land OF Sampson Towns
end formerly Daniel Mcllck, and running thence by
Jhe S ine and land of Abraham waite, north four
teen and oucfourth degrees west two hundred
lcfchc5 and two-tcn,hs TO post thence by nj of
the said Abraham White, formerly William white
south eishty-two degrees west Sc .cnty.two perches
| TO stone, thence by lands Of the estate OF Peter
Ent, deceased formerly Matthew Mcdowell south
one ana Une-half degrees east nineteen pcrche5 and
| scVen-tenths to pine stump south twenty three
degrees east forty perches TO stone, South seven
ana half degrees east 60 perches to q stone south
IS degrees west four perches and seven -tenths
perches to a stone. formerly biz 3koak thence by
| land of A. u, White, formerly George John south
fourteen ana one-lourth degrees fifty-siX and eight
| tenths perches TO stone, thence by land OF Mason
johnson. for merly Charles Bachman north seventy
hlnc anu 'hlee-iourth degrees east twelve perches
and seyen-tenths to stone, thence by lot of Alex
"noeI 're'ehhg ana the other contiguous lot here
after described north seventy-nine and threc.fouth
,net ,o.,,. W So'N pUloios anu eisilV teh'iS 10
eleven roo,as 80 - u .'', '''
NV tbo ,,,i, - ,a,, " " " i,i'o 0'h sO'i'p
nor,h "iohs 'no SANE
~ ~, Vno Ut siooe e"eU I'M " -Ir'ee per'hes
| ,,,r,,,,. :. , -
ElGHrY-NiNE ACRES AND EIGHT PERCnEs
and allowance of six per cent for roads,
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Your Money or Your Place.

(Ne~ York Evening News, august 1861, 1SSO.)
New York, Aug. 10.
10 the Editor of the Ncics: | am in the
Custom'house, receiving a salary of 500 u
month. | have received the following let
ter with an intimation that must pay &25
a month for three months, making $75 in
all, for the purpose of helping the campaign:
); A. ,Hnbbell, ,Ohr'n. Headquarters
E. Mcpherson, Sec.
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A DMlNIsTRATORS NOTICE
~
ESTATE OF OLIVER WATTS, DECEASED.

Letters OF administration on the estate OF Olive,
waits late Of the tOWnshipO1 CcutTe, COLUMBIA 20
deceased have been granted by the Register OF ssff
county 10 the undersigned Administrator All nSr
sons having claims against the estate are
10 present them for settlement and those ipdehtcG
to make payment without delay
EDWARD WAGNER,
July 10 iS0-cW. '"''ii
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Executive Com.
Hon. W, B. Allison,
Hon, Ed. II. Rollins,
Hon. Frank lliscock, +,
Hon. III. NJ. Dunuell,
Hon. G.. ). Orth,
Hon. VIM. Mckinley,
Hon. j, Forgcnsen,
Hon. Geo. II. Davis.
Hon. III. G.. Fisher,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
new YORK sun
For the Campaign.

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the National Government. Believing that the ev's
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HANCOCK and ENGLISH.
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WYOMING SEMINARY and COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.


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Teegppy appid
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FOR STATE SENATE.
f.. J. McHENRY,
ISHbject TO the decision ot the Senatorial Confcr-
ence.1
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sept. 10, soto
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BY virtue Of an order OF the orphans Court OF
Columbia county, the undersigned Administrators
OF william White, deceased, win expose TO public
sale on the premises IN SCOTT township. on
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several slcepless nights, disturbed by the
agonies and cries of a suffering child, and
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