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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-03
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
UNDERGRADUATES

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPH0sPHITEs
In Diseases Of the Lungs the inventor Is permitted
to refer 10 the Medical Gentlemen oil st. John, N.
whose signatures are attached hereto
WILLIAM BAYARD, NJ. D.
EDWIN BAYARD, NJ. D.
THOMAS Wal KER, NJ. D.
JOHN BERGMAN, NJ. D., Ed.
DR.. TOMBSTONE, /. Il. C. s., Ed.
GEORGE KEAT0R, NJ. D.
W. II. HARDING, II. r. G. s.
J. D. WHITE, N. D.
T. W. CARRITT, n. D.
], AARON ALwARp, Mayor Of the City OF 81. John,
In the Province Of New Bfunswlcl having examined
the signatures attached 10 the foregoing permit Of
reference hereby certify that believe them all gem
uIne. can also testify TO the high theIapeutlcal
value Of Fellows Compound syrup OF lIy-
pophosphite ard consider 1t deserving Of atten.
lion by the profession generally.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto
Great set my hand and attixed my seal Of Mayor.
Seal atty, at the City Of 81. John, this sixth day
~ Of February, 10 the year 0f our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eght
Sold by all Druggists. sI.50 per Bottle.
ss-L0gan, List & Co., agents.
jal7.Tus5w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-03

'<TSTgg'S SALE OF EAoI "r
No PRJPEETi; ,,,,, made by Elizabeth
T,e i ~ ", SS,.Isni. 10 the uudersl gned
81 ,'c & % i 3. f $ = $s"
S1 Wi Virginia, in Deed Book No. o.
ftleNS. .sIi an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-03
.a,,s1eEs' SALES.
zfl.SsALE.

,.,J o. trust made ~ PEI PsIe ,, USI1s
\: s ssi = Tcoofisi = i tSS StS &C.. 3
pIyrs 3d. n't Cour, Of ono eOII ,tIc 40
li u, iV Il iru'' BoOE No. O. At r'S' ''
d. al,t day Of February a. y, l :, ~.
81 ioa;d u d 6 BlIs,S " 4:
s,I !atl .s'Iibid real estate, N I tSst part q
Es,'i,pls, is called Market s'9lr IIS,S lis,
s,sit ~ S" Inc east by lot nu toEn ss,t ~
y 20 liz parallel e ,' sf ssst tbsre-
~, ~ J, ~ Of siI'y't"o 'O'' NV
q Tic ,..,.,,, i, believed to be good. eq 4
ts,ss 10 ad NV II convey sueh title only ~ Il
VI Eaatt I'D Nd deed Of trust. ,,ouov
splot me due Ia EQUAL ihs ,.n,n Jay Of
70! ~ ,sunpib,, With Interest ,i. EGm Ly
=, lt!,r;Td II tras, gu the P!SPtTTly, ,,,.
tsfri B! wv ], ", COWDhS' i' Hi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-03

passing them and the glass, and from
which receiver the air Is exhausted for
the purpose Of giving light by incande.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-03

" lb,u nj, Is postponed until SATURDAY,
HEgEARY :, lSSQ at 10 O'Clock A. ~, At the same
m GEO. b. CALDWELL,
J. 4, C0WDEN,
gD,ctal C1mWly Bihner,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04

The steamer Gaelic. from Shanghai on Sep
tember 29th. and Yokohama on October 9th,
arrived at San Francisco Thursday. There
was riot in Canton on September 18th be-
tween two factions OF the natives The
French priests, who tried to make peace, We're
assaulted with sticks and stones and the
Mission House was attacked. The military
were called ont and dispersed the mob, several
natives being killed. and Il priest wounded
Active war preparations were still going on at
'lientsin, in view of the complications with
Russia. Iii Hung Chung had been summoned
to Picking, but, regarding his personal safety,
refused to go, II WAS reported that he had
written to the King of Corea. advising the
opening Of thnt country to foreigners, AZ 'the
only chance to prevent its being absorbed by
liu,sia.N The commercial treaty between
China and Brazil was signed on September
4th. la Japan, the Finance Minister'S esti-
mates Of the revenue and expenditure of the
empire for the present year had been pub
/ li,hed, "and. rs usual, made to balance" 1t
was thought likely that the project of for
1 eign loan to retire part of the paper currency
would he abandoned The Government had
recently withdrawn from circulation about
ten millions IN paper, which was to be pub
\ licy burned. Much damage was done in
| fokio and Yokohama by typhoon on the Sd
inst.
Major Walsh. of the Northwest Mounted
! Police, in Canada, has received letter from
4 Wood Mountain, dated September Both, in
! which II is stated that vast herds of buffalo
4 had crossed the Missouri river west of Fort
Peck, and We're gong nolthward towards
Brown Creek, SO miles south Of the boundary
/ line. Sitting l3nll was camped in that neigh
hurhood with 200 lodges, and intended to
leave the next day to hunt the buffalo. Major
| Walsh believes that tlie buffalo were making
! for Woods Mountain, their natural herding
! ground and that the Indians would have no
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
THE DISGUISED LOVER.
ny *.

My friend Tom hoa natural abaetion
for dirt, or, rather, dirt has natural aft .
ton for Tom II IL to MIN what GOLD was
to Midas: whatever he tluches turns t.
dirt. No matter how white the nfavet no
matter how immaoulnts The v"st ih'
moment thai It comes w.tsia ;aa ei,9ere
of Toms influence its whiteness 10 gone;
1t is immaculate no longer Dogs sweeps
and lamp-lighters mover pass hln witnnri
leaving upon mis- dress uhoqnv lce mark
of their presence. Once and only one
/ saw him Gross the 8lf1et wit 4nt en-
oountering the whoels Of carrit2r
opened my mouth 10 congratulate hlul,
and before could utter uue word j, vas
filed with mud. The Gtrrlesa sllehAHtt
lay ut my feet, full leng h. in ihA gutter.
At my earnest solicitation he Ouce pu'-
chased a suit of precisely mud color 1t
was a capital idea. He crossed he street
three times he Waited half mile and
returned, in appearance, al least, ur=caihed.
The thing was unprecedented True, he
was welcomed by the aifectiOnate unresses
of a dog that had been enjoying the cool
Eess of neiehhorinR hnrse-pond true,
he received 4howar-Hath from the wheels
of an omnibus. But 80 paster mud on
Tome new coat YES TO gid refined gold
man yet sGii, as witnessed iha sue
cess OF my plan
In about half an hour, Il vas my inte to
meet a gentleman with sevan stripes OF
green paint on his back il was NY friend
Tom he had been leaning g4linst some
newly-paiuted window blinds
Having no other Amusement one morn
ing, l stroled over to Toms rooms. Az
assembled the stairs, heard his voice in a
very decided tone. "But II must be done,
aud there is an end to IT,
Greatly" was the reply, "anything
within the limits OF possibility, but TO
make a coat in 10 baurs-l viii promise
anything in the world but | realty fear
shall be unable to perform.
IF double Your prizes would b. any
Object"
'Oerta'ny, sir, If you insist upon it
certainly, will ut every man in my shop
upon it 1t shal be done in tins. q" al
morning, sir
The door opened, AID ,,,lloy, uis5
shears and measures ps-.ssd ONT VIA
could Tom be Going ,,rh a teiio-
"Just the mrn xga,,jsS a. So. Ne
eAoiN.-neu II require your eiyice upon
verv important aH3iT: which Of tbesa
watts DO you think most bacoming?n
- and he spread before me some half dozen,
OF every hue and fashion.
''Now, wbet IN the name Of oil that Il
wonderful does this mean, Tom! fancy
ball, is il? You have chosen an excellent
disguise your nearest friends will never
know you. Bat you cannot support ths
character; if you had taken that Of
chimney -sWeep, now; but that would have
been too natural fell me truly, Tom
what does al this mean?'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
SkALrIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD


r4 TPa ss ss! D % bEE sa q I trc'issr
e, - IA, dtiiy "yrert Sitttftsa' 60 a. ws,.t
Richmond, aud lie south, administrations G' ae,snoeh
I'D II, D. m, daily, e1c,pt snn1ays.fo w.ab,,,,,,
Fiitsiirg, Cnclnati inijaisn9Ilso mnH,sifs'Qn
V NSsl. a'" III 'O''''s i" 'e lar "'H' and sonu
liza. a H., daily, for Washington pittpbrrv IA,
pV 90 56, L tels a ya 1i RPts wssI
iansn ga irs, bastimure 10 70 o mhlsns ean
Trains m,% IeSye station Thirty second as ana ,S M,s
Chicago Express, dali ..................... aoSsm
as ina 81 s dhy a excsns Sunday sam
piiisburI Il fnrea5 daily eIcspt SunSsy' ~ ~ ~
cincinnati Express. TAM SJ p@
Pacific Express, daily. PittabllrR and the
Neat, ,.........;.; .......,.;.,.;......lls5pm
stT,s n r, d day e sxc n NY ar
Ef.e Mail & Banaio Eiprsss. daily. exce,t ii
liov trssa da;y 20 A.
hocs aSS an p.ns
except sunday 73lsn
0nsnibersburg ES ,,ress' daiiy e1 SUNNI IL II
harrisburg and iorE EHpresa,d aiiy.exo6lt
b, ,i4i LIN; IN % on pm
Harrstir any Va. ohi' I"
harrisburg AGconno dation. daily, except s''' . -
Sunday ;;........ s.....-....:............, 2SOEE
a2rk , an hanover EArrcss' uailY' except
yert la anoyeT ami ssan
eKrett s9nIAg, ......; ijOAE.
o2 Sunday . a1'h H'oonnoa.on except aOor.r
nsSesS1rS trN Hs5 aa,y efs1It AndSy
I'm % / Sc N ro,.,,on ~ M ~ ,a'-'
Rryn MaSf aceomiuoda;i5n daily. except sunday.
wss @ Gh iH ~" Esrrers, soo m 49, $50 andss
9 m AeeonmI iatioii. 40 s,S,, Il and Il a MI,
:, N 4 a0aua iup,iU
M IA NM s,,d 10 NV q h.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
NOTICE.


The STATE OF DELAwARE}
To the Sheriff of New Castle county Greeting:
Whereas, Marsaret T. Roberts. BY her
Court Med T.. the office of the prothonoiary OF
the said court in and for the county of New
Castle Tor the cause OF COMPLAINT therein alleged.
has maue application to our said Judges that a
uectee may DO pronounced dissoNinV the marriage
Z, Nistine between the petitioner and her husband,
AuglIstn \, Roberts. We therefore command YOU,
ns you have been heretofore, commanded, that YOU
summons AuYustin $. Roberts Bu that lie te apd
appear before the Judges of oar saii court at the
next term thereof to bc hold at New Castle, on
MONDAY, the ND day OF November II, Nt TO answer
the allegations AZ the said pettlnn and also Ia show
cause II ANY he haS wig decree OF Tie said court
thnh uol be lnudu dissoiyinH the marriage eNlrihg
between linl aud the SAID petitioner. according 10
Inc get oi Assembly, in -uri case iuuue and PRO
vlded and also e 10 and receive what the sad ciurt
hhhll then and there CallHider concerning him IN
th4 ithht ts ~ The court snail utet amt con.
sistaut with tile provisions Of the said act OF
AatciuOiAl and have you lhen there this Wri.
witness the Hon JuHrpn r. Come. a.,
! n Esqutrc at New Castle, the tWentytiYl4. iiaA
OF May, D.. ei9htea n hunArt ana slghtS
GEORGE A. MAXWELL
Issued Auglut ,. 1870 Prushonntnry
ihr above Il true COPY Of the ain. sums l,trt ian
uNorrc, No. -, November tsruI, lsal, .-.igaret T.
kjuerts, ~. AugustIu = Roberts.
JOHN lyle, Shprih
ilShElIffs OFFICE, NkN G.-rEE, august ia .
au9l2 Sn-w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
tG'MN.tNGroN y NORTHERN r. Il
n effect OIL .od after WEDNESDAY May an,


Train from Wilmington at 7Ul am. connec,s q,
LeiiuIo N1t! STAKE Tor Most Chester, at Coatesvi r.
with trln- rt4 and west ON the PeIlnsylva II "
AT !tOl y. m connects ut Ienape with sts,a a., ~
Aurt Chester: at Reading with trains fur ,ai, ~
nnril uu Philadelphia " Reading H. r. f'''''
At hth y. III connects Mt l.anape with ataoa %,
We 1he-tur, AMI AZ UuateeNille with pitshno
eAprcss On the Pennsylvania H. H. ""'a
j. Il lHDMpsON, General Superiutau1an,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
2SstI IFtsyttsgmsnts


3.'ARNfERS AMI FARMERS SONS -
A s45 to slOO PR MONTH, during FAIL and
Information with full particulars. free Address,
at once. j. G. MCCUkDY 4 co,
novl1w fhiadolphia, Pa.
" h. TFEAT, 757 BROADWAY, NY,
". pnht ,her of Firsteaas subscription booka
klNes NteHf employment TO Agents aud all
seeking change III business llnetrated
,irgulrr- g New Books ard proof that 2l6N per
m'htn IS llnde, sent on Application npNliw
,olkaASS "A Stops, = sets leeds, ony s6i Pianos
bhu = Si3ll Paper Tree. Add emf DA lei
ohlA2 = 4 hedtty, Washington, n J. ocll.1w
TEErHlNd NECKLACE,
TFEfHlNl NEGkLACF,
TtEInlNH NECKLACE,
To .rlh1,n The sa.'ernx7 Of iriaite entirely harm
leg HaNinW many a aleoptt- night 10 the tired
40 lrr ami SUFFERING rhld Send Tor circular
~ Il y mai ., receipt ui 5I cents
HENRY 6. BLAtlEs SONS, ArotheoarIos.
Philadelphia
Mention this paper Whcn ynu order oells4w
A GlthAI OgFrEi Now ORGANS. s4l, M; New
a GREAT OFFER Pauus. aliO. u. Marrunted
tV,lrs. SeiaHd hand INSTRUMENTS At BARGAINS.
yvnts watcI, lllus rated rataugue Tree.
nor NOE WATERS n co,
uotisiw 50 Broadway, New YORK,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
9tg advertisements.

To ADVERTISERS.
ia ADN hkTiSEit-
To AUYEHTt-ER@.
10 AuNEb1IStRS TO ADVERTISERS
GrO. p. ROWEr.L X COtI
GLp. p. hUMEl.L y CO.'S
SEiNCr LIST OF LOCAL NEwSpAPERS
SELECT List OF LOCAL kENsFAPERS
An advertiser Niu spends upwards OF S5Ak1a year
aut Who invested less than $50 of It III this list,
writes; 'ieur SalCc Local List pAid ne better last
year HAN ALL THE OTHER ADVERTISING
UID."
IL il not II cooperative list.
IL II nSt It cheap lint.
n Is m h0AGzt ttst.
the ctu lZGr states exactly what ne papers are.
When thg Mahe ot mpcr - printed III IEuLaLI
ACE IGPt lt il M every Instance the BEST.
WHen rrin'eIin CAPITALS It is the only paper in
slr rlAC ~ Ast sNeH the population vi every
town aud thu circulation Of every paper.
lhs rates g. -eed Tor advertising are barely one
MA t.lD rub l-Aci'- schedule The Price for single
ttate- ritiisr- from ~ to $50. lhn price Tor one
nu'h uuo luuHth iu Inc entire List Is s62J. Inc
regular rates The palyrs for HE same ~ zee and
uIIe arr -S,osD.l :, Tnrli-t includes Dog tlrws
,apefs o. %pmn y I arr issHvd DAil,l ana 100
g tn ana towns of which 10 are state Capitals
800 lIsee- 1, uYr UO1 p1pulatiuu, aud lGS
County SeDt4 For cory Of lSt amt other inur
hlatIuiI, aadr,H- dEO. +. EOMELL y CO..
oct -4W StlrI 81 New YORK.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
nyeDeESIh.

p TIVE
We euro tllia disease and it's at.
t-4vauu', 5-')ik. lIliADACHH, NERV-
e'u5-s G5a, DB5fGNDENCY, CON-
s'rttA9tON, PLIES, Nc, that these
fstla havo gaincd such wide reputation.
tcmody wo1 ever discovered that acts
spsVGoily ard Sently on tbs digestive cg-
GUS, sising thom tcno and vigaE to a..
sul,lale food. l'his accomplished, tie
NERVES are hEACfiD, tho MAJ
NOuRIsHhi,, and the BODY no
EuST. Try this Remedy f1iriy ma zen
Will gam q Vigorous Bodg, = are n,oea,
Strong Nerves, and CIos .tul mind.
rrice elc. So Nar' ,x e,Ny
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
TtSvT S'rNTElNIIsI.
ltNDl StAIluNLlN

lI-| l8uy NOV ,ir- % luNrtnitd-, Eluttuia.
iihtsns lud-, ihi n DID RS, Paper KHtyr-
NL-.o l,I k,t., tlrkr' E,uit, cigar tt-,,4.
CNt t- Wallets, auG i.N,rigiS ~ Fancy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04

Slnll aase a specially pf Whiting DESKS
and Eeci the largest assurtnlrnt IN the cily
aUt Ecti 100 thrluWeHi prices. llaNr them from
'"eert-, m.iu Leather, walnut, iustwupd,
amt all fancy styles.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04

NO EisI IitibD .rlEGr.
nut-rcot-u
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
LNIISlANA STATE L0TTERY N0.
tAillAls Elttal., -. Wst
iWlaH TICKETS Al Two DOLLARS EACH,
MALE ILGhkIs. ONE DOLaAlE.

Approximation Prizes Of Ssau......,.....s2,7uu
9nI....--,..t... 80
lV5....s....s,.- -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-04
TrErHlNl NEGKLACF.
rtEilllNa NECKLACE,

oKdAsS "a stops Sets heeds. oniy go Pianos
bku+ . 3i9lHp Pirer tree Ada ehH DA slEL
ohtt2 = II hrhtty, Washington. \. j. ocllHlN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-06-18
Mr. HAYES in January 1879, wrote him as

Mr.. Hayes in January 1870, wrote him as
follows;
"You have made the Custom House a CEN
tire of partisan political management"
with deep sense Of my obligations
under the Constitution, regard it as my
plain duty to suspend you in order the Of
flee may be honestly administered.
Said Mr.. Sherman, in letter dated Janu-
airy 81, 1879:
"Gross abuses of administration have con-
tinued and increased during your incum-
bency. Persons have been regularly paid
by you who have rendered little or no SER
vice; the expenses of your Office have in
creased, when its receipts have diminished.
Brides, or gratuities in the shape Of brides,
have been received by your subordinates in
several branches of the Custom House, and
you have in no case supported the effort Ia
correct these abuses"
"There never was such an absurd and
hypocritical performance as that of the Chi
cago convention in nominating Arthur fol
the Presidency after having solemnly
put into the platform formal approval o.
his degradation by Messrs Hayes and Sher
man"
We have thus presented to our readers
our Indictment against the parties who ar,
seeking their suffrages for the Office Of Presi
dent and Vice President, and, God willing
we do not intend to lay aside our pen in tn,
defence of every count it contains until they
shall have been sustained by a majority 0
the sovereign voters of the land.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-06-18
The Boss Musician.

The boss street musician has struck Balti-
more, and has been for the past week giving
the music-loying citizens, and their music
loving children in the northeastern section Of
the city their very fill of eolian sounds. Be-
side him the organ-grlnder fades into insig-
nifcance and the curbsione band that plays
fer its beer before the green door of Ten-
tonic haven, becomes like tallow dip when
compared with u 49-horse- power electric light
or cheap clothing store handful BY the side
Of one of Barnums fence illuminating circus
posters. To start on-this musician plays the
bagpipes. Now, there is not true Scot in
the world who will not aver that the sweetest
tones that ever struck in symphony with the
music of the spheres came from a bagpipe.
There are others, without drop Of Scotch
blood in their veins and il may be very little
Of any, who,swear that the filing Of a rusty
saw by deaf African on Light street wharf
Is Jenny-Lindian when compared with the
national music OF the land OF the thistle
But This musician adds to his bagpipes bass
drum, 10 his bass drum pair OF cymbals, TO
his cymbals triangle and to his triangle Al
musical hat of conical shape from which are
pendant a dozen tiBtiunabulating bells which
tinkle and jingle every time he shakes his
head, till the listener believes II whole herd of
cattle is on lis way home FROM pasture on II
dead ran, as II the farmer boy had been oil
TO base ball game and was making up lost
time. The bass drum is strapped al his back
like squaw's papoose, or n bag OF chips aud
shavings on the back of Bohemian female of
"New Discovery" The drum stick is bound
to his lett forearm, with its head reaching u
few inches beyond his elbow, and he whacks
il against the drum skin by wrigglng mo-
ton of the arm very similar TO that made by
u game cock on a dung-hll when he flaps his
wings for "a crow. The triangle and cymbals
roost on top of the drum, and are worked by
means of rods passing through the drum,
and connected with the heels OF his boots
with leather straps. Every time he kicks
out with his right foot the cymhals clash,
and when his left foot rises as IL he were
about 10 give notwithstanding tramp 1t
send off, the lrianges jingle and mingle their
harmony with the drum and the pipes This
is all. There is nothing more about him
not even clean shirt but, Shades of the
Great Masters. il We could have seen his
triumpbal march through the streets OF North
east Baltimore, with a troop of small boys
after him big enough % have made half
dozen large-sized Sunday schools would ye
not have blushed for the records ye left be-
hind How long he proposes to stay, no one
knows, but while here Baltimore can offer
odds TO Cincinnati--yes, double discount
her-for the champion musical centre Of the
New Continent. Baltic. american.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-06-18
ANOTHER VETO.

Again has the impotent and fraudulent
President insulted the intelligence of Con-
gress and rendered himself the further OBJ
ject of scorn and disgust
The bill which he iSas returned to the
Senate was wise and pacific measure, cal
culated to restore confidence and promote
harmony. 1t had as its legitimate object
the -partisanizing Of the Deputy Mar
shall, by providing that the appointment of
the same should be made by the Judges Of
the United States Courts, instead Of by the
the Chief Marshals as is now the case, and
that the same should be appointed between
the two great parties.
In returning this bill with his objections,
Mr.. Hayes has exhibited degree of parti-
sanship of the lowest type, whilst the merits
Of the message is in full accord with every
paper which he has sent to Congress. 1t is
evident that this fraud intends, as far as
| he is able, to intimidate and strangle an
honest and fair expression of the people,
hoping thereby to secure the further ascen-
dency of that party which elevated him to
the position he holds, and which during his
occupancy he has disgraced by the most
unblushing indecent and INSCRIPTIONS acts
of party subserviency.
Mr.. Hayes in returning the Deficiency
Bill TO which this was attached in the shape
of a provision, made no objection, except it
was "rider," and intimated that in case the
| provision was presented in the shape of a
fseparate bill he could give it his endorse
ment. But it is not to be supposed that q
man who has passed to that state Of moral
degradation which Mr.. Hayes occupies in
the estimation of every honest man, that he
would hesitate TO abuse public confidence or
commit still grosser acts of perfidy if they
tended to the success Of the party Of which
he is the corrupt tool. The Washington
Post, of the 10Th inst, in commenting upon
this subject, says:
"The practical result of the veto may be
stated in few words: The Little Deficiency
Bill, formerly vetoed, contained the appro-
priation for the payment Of marshal0for the
current fiscal year. This is now contained
in the General Deficiency Bill. The appro-
priation for the marshals for the fiscal year
ending 1881 is in the Sundry Civil Bill. In
both cases proviso, providing that the
money shall not be used for election services,
is attached to the appropriating clause
These two bills will reach the White House
to-day. To be consistent the Fraud must
veto them both If he signs them one OBJ
ject of the Bayard bill will be gained. If
he vetoes them an extra session may be ne
cessary."
On Wednesday, the President signed the
two bills containing the prcviso referred to
above by the Post.