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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
A Pleasant lime

is always guaranteed to those who ratronize
tho popular trips Of the steamer Corcoran,
Captain Blake, oil Saturday evening aud Sun.
day afternoon. BoSt will leave her wharf
foot of Seventh street this evening at $50 p,
M, aud on tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 p. m. 81,
returning each day about $50 p. m. These
trips afford an opportunity for the politician
to calm his perturbed mind, the business man
healthful recreation aud the man Of leisure Il
retreat from cnH. Fare for the round trip
on Saturday % cents, and on Sunday 80 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
a New Coal and wood Dealer.

Mr.. Arthur B. Smith, n well.known young
business man of this city, fora number of years
with w. II. MARROW, the coal dealer, has en-.
barked in business for himself, having pur-
chased the W sod and coal yard No. 1898 Fifth
street northwest. The yard is stocked with
the best grades of coal and sawed and split
wood. Mr.. Smith has had Il long experience
in the coal business, is active and entorprisimg,
and his establishment is recommended to the
patronage of the public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

FLusHISG, L. l., Aug. 27-Duriug Wednes.
days storm cyclone one mile wide and seven
miles long swept over Little Neck, Great
Neck and Crccdmoor. Hundreds of acres OF
corn were entirely destroyed and many build
ings damaged. Henry Cox's farm at Little
Neck was wholly devastated and Dan Law
rence's house at Baysidc Was struck by light.
ning and considerably dAmNged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

JERsY CITY, Aug. 27.-Thc board Of public
works have notified the Pennsylvania Railroad
company to lower their tracks to the street
level, aud the company failing to do So Street
Commissioner Condor employed largo force Of
men to make the necessary al erations, whcu
he w,sscrvcd to-day with an injunction granted
by Judge Knapp restraining him in tue
premiscsi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

CINCINNATI, Aug GA special to the Gu
sei'e from Akron, Ohio, says the Holland bond
holders Of the Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Co.
lumbus road are there arranging for the sale
OF the road by foreclosure. They are expected
to bid 1t in aud then construct branch to the
coalfclds about GAINESVILLE, aud make run.
ming arrangement with the New York, Penn.
sylyauia d Ohio road
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

We take this method TO inform our patrons
aud friends that Gom the 1st Of September
ON we viii no longer occupy the storcrOom of
No. sos Seventh street. We have rented the
large 1nd spacious storc-room under Oid-Fel-
lows ball. 42l Seventh street, which we will
open about September 8. Our friends are
respectfully Invited to call and inspect the
large aud varied stock which We have on OK.
hiDition ON our counter Respectfully,
EIsEatAN & ScHEYER,
The pOuulAr ClOthiers and IHilors
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

SOMERSET, PA, Aug. ED. G.. Melville,
NJ. J. Martin, James Poren, T. J. Baker, Wick
Burton, Scott Ferguson, William Wilson, John
Maynard, Philip Boyer, Frank Pcmmiar aud
james Harrington, attaches of Boyd & Peters
circus who have been on trial here on II charge
of assaulting aud outragiug Miss Soloam Bur.
kett in July last at Shauksville, were ucquit.
ted TODAY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Ernnd on the PensIon FUND.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Aug. 27--A fraud on the
pensions was discovered by Pension Agent
Poole yesterday Ebenezsr Norton, a young
man belonging to Ithaca, personated his dead
father aud succeeded in getting his penson Of
Sl,520.27 with the aid Of T.. U. Wupgoucr \
lawyer, also of Ithaca. Both persons were ar
rested aud brought 10 Syracuse to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

republican pole will be raised at Fort
Footc Md, this afternoon at o'clock, and n
boat from the fort will be at Alexandria at 2
o'clock to take such friends as desire to wit.
ness or aid in the raising, The threat has
gone forth that the pole will be cut down If
raised, and very likely some republicans
from Washington may like to witness its cut.
ting down,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Welcome to Jere Black,

YORK, PA, Aug GA large number of
citizons Of York and vicinity proceeded to
the residence of Hon. Jeremiah 9. Black this
evening and rendered him cordial welcome
ONE from his EUROPEAN trip.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

franklin Legion have tickets out for a
grand excursion TO Poiut Lookout mo inter.
mediate landmg) on the l1th OF September.
The one given on the nth instant only proved
what the legion have always douc viz: made
anything they undertake enjoyable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
Special bargains.

We have selected from our stock n large
number Of pairs Of shoes (broken LOTS which
VIC will offer at very low prices to close them
out. Call early and secure bargains, at Cart
rcll's, 900 Seventh street. corner Of l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

BABY SHOWS are the rage everywhere, and
we understand that the universal remedy
used to keep tho little ones quiet is DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t contains no opiate.
prre % cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

BosToN Aug. 27.-whle descending the
shaft of a new sewer James Clark, foreman of
q gang, fell out Of the cage distance of eighty
feet and was killed. lie was n resident Of
Maryland, where he leaves wife and seven
childrpn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
school

and playground suits will be found at the
Boys Clothing House of b. Robinson & Co.,
900 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

julius LANsBURGH, the popular Carpet
Fumisher from his new store, 3l5 Seventh
street, asserts that no one will uuderscll him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

Ny life was saved by Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure,-E B. Ldkely, Selma, Ala.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

500 Pair Bracelets,
gold and plated, at Wholesale cost to reduce
stock. R. Harris s. Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

THE Carpet Business for the season win be
centred at Julius Lansburgh's, 3l5 Seventh
atr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

The National Safe deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues TO receive valuables Of all descrip.
tions for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
THO Consus Once Nail.

In consideration of the peculiar nature OF
the business of the census bureau aud to
afford every facility in the power of the post.
office department to that Office the following
order was issued yesterday:
GENERAL ORDER No. IS.
Sec. /. The department of the interior, census
Office, Will send out Il quantity Of official matter
addressed to township, county and state
This mail should be regularly forwarded to the
nearest posoice known to the employees Of this
service. If employees IRE unable to ascertain to
what postollice the matter should 90 10 insure
correct delivery, they will send II to the poslofce
situated at the county scat of the county adj
TO the proper posoilice in tho township for which
1t Is intended.
Most of this matter will be addressed in the fol.
lowing manner:
To the Head of tho Local Government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

HANDSOME new Body aud Tapestry Carpets
at julius Lansburgh's now store, 3l5 Seventh
80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

DOsTERs, sTREAAlERS, PROGRAMMES, AND
H. All kinds OF Theatrical Printing, at tue
kAP bLlCAN JOB ROOMS,
laQ6 street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
To the Head OF the Local Government,
GuilfOrd Township.
WIuut baCo COUNTY Ill

WInn bago county, H.
To tho Township Treasurer of
GIunlte Falls Township,
Chippewa County, MINI.
SIC. .. This general order Is intended to apply
only 10 the present occasion of sending mail from
the census Office and will in no way permanently
modify or set aside existing orders or regulations
respecting mail matter addressed to locals
W. t. THOMSON
Gen'l Supt. K. NJ. 5.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28

For the middle Atlantic states, falling barometer
stationary or rising barometer, higher temperature
eas,erly veering to southerly winds, and partly
cloudy weather.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-28
An Aquatic commencement.

BENEDIcrINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
, 1880-01-02

... SFlS luFk SAa.
1nrtl William ElUrt8ftrsl, Whb WAS decorated by
the Queen III perdt,n with tho Victoria Crnss fur
EallaMtry ut t]luNdl, hns INV ronu buck to ru-
kt,nl his duties VI Aide -le-CAnr 10 tho Vtcerpy
tf 1rAill. iIu IN Il br,thor Nf tue Marquis ut
WnturEnrti. This lierust,rts nro a dMahfng set.
lsOrl Charlaa, distinguished for tho number Ut
ln4n1tr Of tho !tnyal yacht now appropriated to
Tho Ffine1nf Waiss. with whom hs IL y xreat
sister u Nm. .Cnvonsh+ l!ontinck, wh.s,a tlaugh-
t4r. LAdy Hykrs, rccantly nttF1lotp4 ", 1nuh
Notica III Now YOrk. Theer father WIN Il Clergy.
bly, br,thsr, tho runowsiu<i practical joker, waH
killed. BY fall fr,M hlt horse. Tho prtsent
lady uuiisdvnl6iy his sani0r wholn st,alety con.
duintsl ~ much the most tu blAla,. Ils ,nas-
ri4xl her but Shu did not long suryivc, and then
aud has tuE,,cxl Int, reputable e,,ntry gentlo-
IMAM, almost always resident fn hts lnlncely ~
sadss sse nsat ss = IN msi isau
has great physlcAl power. The nereafor.ls, al-
, 1880-01-02
THE REPUBLIC FIRE.
Assignee PnyEon'H Reply to aomo Wild
and GrouMdlcAs C1tnrgen.

NHA AtrOWAU1CAA GnRfEGhs
THE TRIBUNE hns conie into possession Of q
salnplo cIrclilar letter from Samuel ]. Goodwin,
Of Nelott, Wis. directed IN blank to Stockholders
OF tho old Republic Flrc-lnsurunco Company Ut
this city. The circular EtartH o1lt with Il history
of tho Company, which had u run from Feb. II,
1sd5, to Oct o, 1.-The t!mc Of tho tig tirc. Up
to that titno tho entlrr stock subscribed WIS
47,7U ahares at $l00 cach. OIL which 20
per cont had been paid up, lenvfnH 10 per cent,
or $Asls,7:o, rnpnid, According to tho cisculur
It Is clnimcd that ut tho tlme Df the fire tho cush
funds of tho CompnI,y tlId not exceed $9h5,o00,
nntl TINT the lOsses In TINT memorable htIr1-up
were 81 70 00O,-so large "a To tnuko I'M ,lsst,ss-
rlent ncccssnry. After setting forth tho bank.
ruptcy of tho Company anl tho appointment of
1Myenn ns Assignee, the circular proceeds 10
sttltG tlit aFnco hts appointment hu bus hlsl full
chlrHo Of tho collcction and disbursement Of
Sa0p,oD, tho Stockholders hnving bocn
assessed 70 per cent, Or SO per cont
In nit, Including tho % per cent
pntd at tho time of tho subscription. Then II ~
xSt ,nt 70 s INT f to Ms M%xo hsva uot e.
been properly bundled. su,l that
NO BuCll RuN Az % rgn CENT
Of the stock wus necessary 70 up osltstald-
rllrrt.d thcrein. 4 preliminary examination OF
tho bt,okd, snya tho rircttiAr, coh!rnltsi Mr..
tho lisf 'ia Tint ,,,ore % sercns investisaton
should 10 made. SucEI Ill examination. it wis
believed WDiIltQ elHw II inSAprt1,prttiOn Of sev-
efS' fsfa%S th,s '%s hs stseshota1s to- a's' that @
tho present nlovc Is undertaken Tho
devosetl u n Gull upon tho stsckhuldGrs to join
lii n1lA pny tho expenses Ut tho proposed cxAn.-
inatlun, una tn stAtcinent that tho Assignee, lit
lllld written Mr. Gua!w!n II foyr-paHe iotter,
aiming ta cxpsatn awny Ecrtatn discrepancies to
WHICH Mr. 5MH!Win feptleu 1nnt tne invtIuRn.
t.on E.. n.!at H nn: INA. .io hta {a.a
md for whnt Il bud been ustsi. Tho names of
Mintnah!ei TsiNi MOTION, Ate! ! e. ;' HoeH' iHh9n
s.i, ta ,,, MSt H., a Mdaa, -. nM, n,s, rn .,L ~
pennetl IN tht.n o. mo loniinK Ehcsfso afnck.
noaoFs nna, woo oeIeso al i'''eSt'sauoA shoaso 20
fnaae' ..,a., ,,
7hR SECOND CHATTER
win Snsel!, s % ana Is %!gey arSs.sd q tao rsroTt
sSlasta s 1s7s thssso X 5syi1ss 5scpos p
@ so 'S;n; 'o't sS OH ia" FsS Il ' lssS WIS WIS s
49, Wha tne Sr%T %ro f II s sA "
yss H" 6 snf !ss s. ny as1ay
h hds hin ,Sa 9sss r. tasi.hns s ssy s"..
mutton r., s. g who thoso, utrckhol''crss
were: "Ih!s" H. the lanK.tAKo u
NJ; GoodWiil. "is ifaa @ Upon ~ the =, taco re ?!
fo sJne I no ssa I'M pn mi II sy as .1 IN Sry cn ~
WMg @ " tne reEsTt ~ u tiS . cFMnse4 W. VILE VII!
f1s Tho report IL, tarsor s,ss er,ss ,sSaNn. AT @ yan
yKe' n An9; H. ~'sM H. s! I.S.yi' ~ r: .c c
II th.t tiate f9r st6, III conclusion, hir. Gasi.
WI yA "NnW, thts Report tuknn @ an ' Wla'.is,, ~
ilsi,arse.l: md oi that aiMount fS.aI palil u
i,nSef s fr ~ seryiGs r am ront ID, ,r',y shws
ssr ows e 'se 70 'p vas'tsa's aa @ "'S W.
reporter 1f THE TRIBUNE Gallcu upon
, 1880-01-02

RkwARp.-Wa will pay reward of one thou
eand dnIlAra for any certificate published by ut
rcgn.dinY Dr. Dull'e Cough Syrup not found Kou-
nt9s.-vo9clcr, Meyer b Co.. baltimore. Oct. J,
, 1880-01-02
FADING OUT.
The Stock.Yards Strike Drawing
to a Close.
Tho Strikers Mako Another Weak At.
tempt at n Meeting.
Whistling to Keep Up tho Courage Of Their
Adheronts.

tho influence OF tlG tlHltlt6Fb III vFCBEtlk
st,ca. .y"r,t. atrIk. Ia f"st vn,,shtnu. md ti,at
,..t ,,,,. %r,'' ',nti,,, ~, tho
part Of tho pnckcr VIII b. needed " insuro tho
utter Instrumentation Of tho tlutchcrs Assp,ia.
Tim. In ah,,rt.
r,tr ,,rn,xr ia nv ,ra ,.sr ,pos.
Tho first evidence Of thla fact Is In the rcnlarkn.
hv tho rccc,,t ,rn,hcr,nvs nr tho I1n,ou. I'M,
y. ..e 'esen. Hnsnus .,,' :" @ Wv ,,,,a,,. tno
daya hKn, hthl III one tl1a the f'fo mol'ent' !"o
halt Of the Assassination, nnd the church further
,yti," ~ ,nn,,,. ,v.r,, ,."ttfrt, n,t.tr ~ rnrh
'',''.. w'u Ia .''", WEI" "s ".1u. ...,' y" ~, w.,
placc u c'atel1 w"H1 I'll wi'at wis Ho'u9 oal III"
aide. There wlls nu neerssity tGcN NJ stitnt.
hitting fhn unnrtItr, of thu strikers with
forrnsIo t,r1L.,rirs IN ihr shann az upct,-ulr
,noo,in,ru NJ" ,,r.,ri.c. vt,r,' tho avftntnrs
.nco'insH; nv pFhHea "ncn nv Mel31 '','
then i.'aao wcre VI sweet 20 the Cur or tne rhnR
md i'ic nt tho isA~ntion that every speech rts-
,n,o,,un ,rn,nn,,5,,snI1,. ancnr,nv hnnv n
"cothH, huteP'taeul, aaA speh'ns' ,.... n"h A.,
crown nf laurel upon INC chssslc pfo"s VI 'ho
silvrr-ts'nyues oraltors. It Is sistl commentary
.,.~,os. t..,., ,t,t ho,.o,nr ,,.annt n Samson NJ
, 1880-01-02

Dir. Louis llEnkel, " East poestnn Kill. N. y,
RnyA: "l Gull 1t. JtleODs oil tho lHst llnl1hnnt
ever usesi Il 1urcl mo Of rheumatism unu pnitl
fl Tim 1u,rk.t
, 1880-01-02

ouKhly:. lIsls's Money Of Aosehound and Tar
Plkes Tootaach0 dropa care IN ons minute.
, 1880-01-02

though still possessing political influence do not
prrscnt hcnd OF tho house bus cvInccd no polkt.
1ruI All
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-07
from the New York Herald. 1naN1


are more prevalent and distressing than bill.
ious disorders The symptoms are low
spirits want OF energy, ,restlessness, headache,
no appetite. sallov skin, costireness and 9th.
er ailments which show the liver is in dis.
eased state and needs regulating. and the
proper way to do it is to use s.DR. SwArxy's
TAR AND SARAsPARrLLA PrILs.- Their ef.
feet on the liver and blood is wonderful. 70.
moving pimples and all eruptions, leaving
the complexion fair and fresh a in youth
Price q cents box Of thirty Pills, or Eve
boxes for Sl.0o. Sent BY mail on receip, q,
price, BY DIR. Swayne Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia Sold by all leading
druggists. Geo. c. Goodwin { Co., Boston.
Wholesale agents. cctl4-+eodfv vtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-07
fHE LEGISLATIVE JOURyiL.

sstsrr<rs win have In u complete Daily Paper
with the latest news By Tese rsyh from all parts Of
Tire World editorials kpcai sfnf national and forefgr
news. eprre<tyndenes. k<
The extraordinary attic 80 pt made 10 count
Sut fhe rspabliesm majority In the LIE xis-
lssaye viii give TO the 1e gfsistive Journal
far greater t1eerest than usdai. The pro-
essAtngs ef the 6Tst weeks Will ~ oS great
i1psvtssss.
At tnis sesslcn aEso q rev state Valuation will ie
esssblishes-shfs 10 sfas9 for the next ter year..
Ttse corning session ID be Of the fsost ifBp~r
txst held. The Legislative journal. giving a
fsi report of the proceedings eTery day viii iere-
fore b~ isdisp~ussbr 10 ali vino Wish to be we'll in
formed from day day ~ the doings Of the t,sgis
Iafafs. We offer IL upon the following liberal terms
! esyy Of DAILY kESsgnEr JoeRxAf- by
mall % atirrss. for tbs session. t%.S
d eofssx. Of DstLS ksNsgsgc JoUEStLby
mail To address, foe the sesson, ..1s
10 eopses of DAIRY EExsEEEC JorEsAL, By
mall. TO address, for the session. u
Additional sabscrtb~rs taken at the sane rates.
Wb~a delivered by carrier. for ttss ssssiou. In
aay tart of the city. the price will Invariably b~
a2W.
Any prr.on raisins elab ofh.e, ani sendlag mon
~Y above to the Hner.igDed, shall have az extra
copy for himseif; say person sendinR the money for
tsa aioy~. shali have extra copy for himself
far Every additional elsb Of the person raising
10 siz,I have additional extra copy for himself
all clubs nnst be senf in one paekags. 90 one al
dress Iusis.s by special arrangement made al this
ofAce.)
All club. should he raised before the 7th day of
January. viii b. received after the .s~ssion
opsns.
a brief Biographical Notice Of each Member ofihe
kSSsrskC JotsSAL-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-07
The Desperation Of the Conspfra-


There seems nothing too desperate for
the fusion eonspirators to attempt on
Monday afternoon Deputy Secretary Saw
yer rode BIZ express to Pennington for the
purpose Of bulldozing and browbeating
Mr.. Voter. feeble old man who had too
much conscience and seli-respect to be a
party to the steal Mr.. SAWYER carried
letter from Coz. Gareelon 10 Mr. Voter
commanding him to come to Augusta
But the old gentleman firmly persisted in
his honorable course, and fatty refused
20 obey.
Within the last twenty-four hours the
games that have been resorted to by the
fusion leaders have been most despicable
and disgraeeful. They have kept the poor
old man. Alfred Cushman. imprisoned,
refusing to allow his own son to see him
and minister to his wants. The old gem
tleman Is eighty years Of age, and greatly
dependent on this son. who is republican
lie was snatched away from his home IN
( the absence of his son to ill seat to
which John Burnham was elected. and the
old gentleman is an unwilling instrument
/ in the hands Of bad men.
/ The last dodge to prevent any OF the
senator's or representatives being drawn
( from the fusion ranks. is to raise the erE
{ that each one wh no renounces the eonsplr-
( acy i bribed. To this end, as We heard
| yesterday, regular confidence games
are being put up by the knaves upon hon
est and unsnspecting republicans, so as
to make it appear that they were attempt
/ ing To brbe fusi0nists.
/ This is detestable and abominablc even
beyond what We supposed they would re-
sort to. The stool pigeon who will at
tempt such devices is a fit member OF the
! Pill-hury party. ready to sell to or sell
out either side if the price can be agreed
on. 1t is quite notorious that certain flu
sion magnatcs have been willing to sell
ont and betray the conspiracy for some
time past, but they have found no buyers
and their contemplate games to create
the impression OF republican bribery is
only fitting chapter in the long story of
Perjury. Forgery and Grand Larceny that
marks the history of the Counting-o -out
Crimc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-07
AISJEAdsVE r N &dbN
Augusta. Nov. 10Th. 1879.
The jam Breaking.

Nv "hsss
There are indisputable signs that the
contingent conspiracy is weakening. and
ia few more hours will break before the
tremendous pressure Of public opinion.
and give tree passage 10 the rule Of jus
tice and Right. Our rivermen know that
before jam starts, there are slight move
ments here and the;e. the starting perhaps
Of "A single log. the sharp crack ot an
other ms Il yields to the force in the rear.
and other such signs portending the final
crash and rush. SO in this conspiracy the
final result has been ioreshadowed by
what has appeared before to-day
The first plain sign that the counting
oat conspiracy would come To naughi
sooner or later. was the arrogance
and stupidity with which the con-
people Then came the reply of Cover
nor Garcelon to Hon Lot NJ Morrills APP
peal for the submission of disputed ques-
tions to the Supreme Court. followed by
his submitting questions. and the convinc-
ing and sweeping answers OF the Court,
which took away every ground and pre-
text and shadow OF law upon which the
Great Fraud rested. Since the opinion of
the Court was published there has been an
immense increase Of the popular feeling
against the outrage Its condemnation is
universal within and without the State
so controlling and powerful has become
the sentiment against il that some of the
men W ho wers counted in to seats in the
legislature have refused to accept them.
being unwilling 10 blaeken their souls by
becoming partners in the steal through
the acceptance of the seats which were
rendered them.
Enough of such men have spurned the
brihc offered them to defeat the plans of
the eonspi,a,ors. They will have no legal
quorum In the House to-day; no permc-
nent hold upon the Senate. II they un-
dcrtake to GO forward reckless OF legal
and moral right, and in defiance of public
opinion. they will plunge deeper and
deeper into difficulty and disgrace.
The fraud cannot succeed. The people
of Maine will not long allow their sacred
rights to be stolen from them. Justice
will rule. and tha, before long. Every
republican who has his certificate to his
seat will make common cause with those
who have been wrongtully deprived OF
the seats to which they were elected. and
the conspirs,ors who have ,rampled under
their feet the dearest rights of the people
will be ground to powder at last.
Inc urSt. Tue last. tatc cutN poiSNt tttstt
that is achieved. must be TO restore the
legislature to the hands Of the men in
which the ballots Of the people placed it.
The men who are in favor of \ lair and
free vote. and an honest open count aeeorsl-
ing to the exposition OF the law as laid
down by the Supreme Court. must stand
together and pull together until this Great
Wrong is corrected. after which there will
he time enough 10 attend to the common
business Of the Legislature. There must
be no truce. no compromise with the rob |
hers Of the peoples rights. There is light
Shcad. and God willing this conspiracy |
will hurst like a bubble presently and the |
State and the Nation will rejoice at its 1
collapse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-07

CoxeRsss WATER. Its superiority as a
caihartic Alternative consists in its entire free
dom ffom everything bitter. acid or crude
that produces headache, internal soreness.
and tends to destroy the mucous membrane.
Al mineral waters that are dangerous irritsn,s
may be known by an acid aster-,aste.
Declo<Sm.