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Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-03
For Sale or Ken
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hesA HOUSE Mo- 72 Howe street, with all modern tiisH Improvements Inquire at 70 Howe, or corner 1iiE George and State streets.
 mal5tf N. ". MERwIN.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-03
ROOMS T0RENT.
FOR. RENT.

AeAaA FIVE ROOMS with gas and water and water 8ssa closet on same floor; five minutes walk from EilH City Market. Also half house, Lewis street, f'air Haven JACOB HELLER,
 uy4 Room No Yale National Bank Building.
, 1880-03-20
REFUNDING,

PROSPECTS OF THE HILL.
WAsrnSuruN, d. G., March 10.-Numerous
letters ut Inquiry nre received here daily
from prominent bankers regarding tho pros-
poets Of tho passage Of nuw Rcfundlng
bill, Tho outlook for favorable action IL not
regarded rs very bright by persons who aro
giving close attention to tho subject. The
House, by liz refusal on two or tlirco occn-
saons to stand by Alr. Wood 1T his efforts to
get tho Rcfnndlng hill up for consideration,
has Indicated pretty clearly that It has no
deep Interest in tho matter. Tho Senate
Finance C0nMnlttce Mt ono time was disposed
to no nhnntl and tAk0 action on tho Treasury
bill, but this pltrposo Inns been abandoned,
and the CUhlInltteD Is nov waiting to. Srt
wllnt action the llouso Will take. a PROM
THE COMMITTEE SAID TODAY
that 9sI le osSye y tile temper Of to House
thnt II amy bill was pitssetl by that body, It
W0nl,l b. one fixing That rlte 0f Interest. On
tho other hard, the sentiment OF tho Senate
WINS nDIIusetl to such low rato OF interest,
simply because Ut tho belief tint a lonI1 could
tho Senate F!naAee cG.umtttee would A!i,eiil
such bill BY lt!crcaslng tho rate to l.t5 or
per cont. 1t IT, tho opinion Ut a minority Ut
tho members Ut tho llouse banking alll Cur-
rency COMMITTEES that no bill will bo passed
this session; A pro,Mlnpnt Democratic bunk
to. this ,nattsr, says TINT IL the ps,aeerits,
with Il. majority III botll ibranclles Of Con-
Sion, 10 that TIC present bonds bearing q per
Gent Interest eaf, be taken mp, and new ones,
bearing I,sn r not oyor per Gent, Issued Instead,
count agalnst them al tho next Presidential
election,
, 1880-03-20

tIOn tnw lie Novrr ,isvuIart1 IT. and nil tho ANt
n,,,i ,inctty nj, tfo n,ic si Of tho iiuIso emit.
MT enyo il All Tint ftr ,,r,i,cnen an tho other
so can ,lo IL Nltlr!r il over tho tlDtlt himself
cannut sayr ths Inv fr,,,n tlput tinnatipn III tho
r,tl. Tic Eet,th,Il,.tt, frryin Ohin [tsartell1
SuDnInn rtm,rt, jn,luIHc.j III n speech fnll III
myatcry. r,u.nrc. tissiisy logic, n,i,l lies. tic
snfd tl,at wo were loi11tti to nlny tho Rupremg
law ri the Iar,i na the Supreme t,Mlrt Interpreted
II. No. SIT; Tint Is MT ny trf,.inn sf asr Hty. Gen.
.Inckst,tl, nj rIlAt, ,cll Tint hg wA hpi,r,l by
tht. tcIsDt, III tin Supreme t.,tIrt. Thnt Enirt
tlccjurtT tho tiNItc. Hlntus nnuk law u,len,,stl-
tutionai, iii Jarksun telcd it. nsas lily frIuil
frl,tn Ohhp remember tho Fuglttvn Slnvt tnw2
Icn. GhrhcM-And tho Ufcu-st0tt decision,
tn1. ,,,..,,, IT,. ,,.,.,. a.. a. .,..,,.,
M Mf ,,,tsa tn" i" ~ atny any@ e
WIN tMU f"Ntisss N s'ItH S NV ~ 'H'snn m"ns"S IT,.
Tor a!nve' 'cMtGicfsf lApplnMsc.! Answer inat
question: nnsWet % IT. nny " yoM. Mon.i w EnM w
nMvg vutsM tS a.'in,es ~ HMvo SanI'et Mss ,nS
rNGst!Su amy lnn NIUE r!no LnHEt Asa'"r~! y
70 ne cnhstitutlonalf fou aFo uuahb' lAH'uu
MuRn'Gr.! T., a.,
IGN mnW{T. nhve sasa .naL ile poWSr III INC
uu!NNlso huulu atnMG Mo Futc NuoiiAF Ut H"Fo
"srp p - eSSGM!e ote taat t,. NV, o, nm NM, m thai
Mr Gn1%LM ,.:.e.. nrs tno onIy one ml1u o' tnas
s'G, NJ n,,. ,., fetJ Er % lEta9H.,.ft ~, t,,t..,
I ~ su'ltg ~ ."Stn9r u.seaSe!. ane @
n, @ ~ ns Mus.MTeM WI MkHEu ~ ppMnseMs'
~; Mys. ~ 9exGi.i pfpn!inGs1 kcpniGI9's. .i I9n.
snsM ,s ~ Masi: AuGy' nee' ao "r-
~ r t..s,1 x ~ Ut , ~ ~. . ,,,,,o ne
ine In:Esuun t9on rcturrcM on tno Hn,Rtsou Gi
, 1880-03-20

r VIVA tust .n1ifnr mn ,,,..
;h,s T cvsr,riUs i'i that tTi'tG i xo, nX wie At tea
s,niT Hnins e'es av mve WIS "v S!awo were nnt
iIivmEIcc a,,it hit thc stnrv ty ,opnt pnHst " TIL,
'uGT az aInst s, ,sos ~ Icin1 i 7ay c Ks M as though
H. droe rU1 nv naa m ,"inTa % ta ou uI 4IH somebody 10
tlnm with #. II n verv mcam Ti,,I " eonnec-
mnaa nn II tIo ,crsnn ,yho ea stox ktntl nf basI.
W. rr @ s,.nuls brimu " a,,ls lt''t1eu fae 5e sury
Ia si,re md saY tI,at derY tle cur stofv oMfav,aEe;
@ TnillNE for Eivlng nc ; Ills uTsS !" rE
sct tic matter flgit before tlo wo|o co,,n %
we srtetas Dt,patta 70 .7At cateass 7t.sun,
t1NE rnnrrsa,1fatiyo naiieti f,,, r. ,an0tB antB'
Cristancy, ulo sotl Of ex-scnator Ghr,''ssaloot G'slot
csta NJ III te ir FL Faelsnce fs se to ts
trom washington which stato! lint tRaSsMl, III W.
S"ESSH, of ~ t eleo eH o. ~ v ill., UntG ta;Ss States
tllat hc (tke aon] iat nportGl tal1 Tic knaSs,s1l S,sl
etlr,. 10 hls steunuter, nt tl,nI tha unn ",
caijse OF tho present procrrtltn"a" w"S tae
utterly fntsu, I wos rot coanizant ~ y ,.. Is
slsli tlling," and, Continuing. In n,ano " ny 10y
following statement: "Tho ca,lsu 9' NJ ,m9 Inc
, 1880-03-20
PUBLIC PRINTING.


speefal Ntptitea ia 7N Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, u, C., March l0.-Aftcr tile
pnssage 0f tho Deficiency bill, 1nte this uvcn-
inK, Mr.. Atkins, Chairman Of the ApprOpria-
t1on Committee, askctt unanimous consent t0
put on lts pnssnge bill appropriattng $780,
600 to nnrtiaily meet TIM present deficiency in
tho 1'rlntlng-Onlce, lie Ind received n letter
from Irlnlcr Defrees, lu sail. ltk which 1t
WIS said TINT the printing must stop OH 1Ioll-
dny next unless Immediate relief were had.
Mr. pnGo, OF California, objected on Tho
ground that tho bill Ind not been reported
from the Approprlat Committee. Atkins
grow very Indignant, md, wnvlnE his bill In
tho mir, cnlletl tho country to witness wl,u
WINS responsible for this obstruction Of the
public business: Page wanted to know why
Atkins didn't report tho "star" route bill,
which lay UPON tho Speakers tA.,le, aru.
which hail III 1t $4,000 appropriation for
printing. Atkins put his bill III his dusk,
locked 1t With Il snap, md,
LlYE 4 HrolLED CHILD,
shouted thnt]le" didn't caro whether there
eyer was II dollar appropriated for tho Pub
Nc Printer" III tito ,neaNtsn,u knot
yieidsd to tetE' psrsi'aslo"s j!st d Tilo lis
Speaker was about to ai,lolrce tho adl0nrll-
licnt, for MI this took place pending 1Ilot!on
To ndj1urn. IMko abandoned Ills opposition,
aud Atkins sltiklIy touk his bill from liis
desk, ul,d 1t was passed without division OF
9 cnll ftor. tho ayGs and noes, which latter
forsnn'lty Is required IN the cNse Of tEe pas
sago ot bill by the new rules. Tho money
s400, 900 appropriated In tho General Deflcl-
ency blli. The proceeding WINS exceedingly
Irregular, mud sl.0ws To What despernte
s,rai!s M r.! te fslsc esPSy ,f,n Of ts alorlty his
tlon to which they resort.
, 1880-03-20
WRIGHT AND -DELANO.
Az OLD CASH IN COURT,

ENttnf Dttpa.th 70 -: l....-, tribune.
WAsf1saroN, u. c., March 1o.--Thcro wos
rulr hurp In tho rrimlra, court Mia nytnr.
,non ~ ho casoo @ % 1't,Ioa wv ~ ,wric,t s a'tu H.
% ctcd o ior a oss,,t usG W T. W. MAN, ~ III n
terIor. wna hcrnn. Ti,Is caac uriv1notcd Il, n
contrnvorsv ',oi,voor f,Jro tvnt,.i,t a. a,J
1,,aa,,n hei,,, ~. It,. n"usn NV. Wi's"S "na
l1claho wien TIC later wns SECRETARY OF tlto
whicI, intnrfercI viii, thn cn,,tracta nf .Im,1nn
Wr,rht vim INV wos ,,oie1 S I md srrccssf" =" usI
contractor as.d specu!ator. Wright Is quito 4
noted character III Washington. Tho latest
eccentric freak liz I,nd WINS ia D,ircfnse thu
inndanlot which no,,a",, so n,,,o,, soo,,'1nI
's,'..' "on eNuNs,a ~ '"ell aeau"
made stump-specches in Ohio. LIT tho tcstf-
lnony today It was made to appear that on
Oct. IL, 1877, when Secretary Delano ,yas
ls'Si,'s ls ule nanking.honso OF ~; y. COOKE @
Co., Judge wright approached HIN from be-
hind with licnvy knotted stick and struck
him down.
,r,ru nnar NJ, r,,r aro,x.
10 tall h twn,tnr sTf sth o. t'f' ,,sa, 1.ota
the Interior Department, who sail that De-
from @ % stct md % eycloi,ne,l % ~ "1Va,ter W. d",, toy
nr. Ltt,.,n .,,,'W SVh,,.aaa .,,r,,n,, ~ ..,uy
Wr,s.t hi tn ~, .,in IL tutnet @ aat saW
an H. T hean nv rscnixc sex II ,s scnn % n @ sr s1s.
tue slfk t4f snt the sealp Witness tc
r. ct Il hm i IT, Yo i- "a 81, Sss'%!s!sss;M ' X; * XIV
su u c',e % tlmSUs SUst ily fro u WHERE'S ai Wln
st,a. Maess nciu ul 10 1 ~ Ws nGavy
SiiSN ls, III el9sGt-exnnlnation Witness sald the
'%w Ky st't.1sd I,nsa Ar t,l pcao !s stand on oor,
, 1880-03-20
MINISTER CIIRISTIANCY.
Explicit Denial by IIlx Son Of the 1Re-
ported Sale OF the Michigan Scuntor-

Explicit Denial by If1k Son Of tue 11G-
ported Sale Of the Michigan Scuntor-
ship.
Special Ditpatea to The Chicago Trtbuns.
DErno1T, M!cll., March 10.-Your oorre-
sp0ndent, OIL receipt Of Information in this
city tt,at 4 Washington SPECIAL lad c!argol
that Chandler paid purchase price for tho
SenatorsIp to Henry c. ChrlstlancY, sol,
ofex-Sonasor Chrtstlancy, interviewed tho
latter ut his residence hero this evening.
Henry Is Chief Clerk OF the Custonl-IIouse at
Detroit. llas bcen in thescrylce eleven yeara,
and enlned occasional promotions and the good
will of all who know linn In official en-
pacIty by faithful attention to business.
Your correspondent found Mr.. Chrlstiuncy
ut home, and introduced himself by showing.
the lispatch stating thb charge made In tho
Washington special. VI pronounce tl.at m
Internal lfe," ,"sAld he, rs Ito rcad tho dispatch.
Reading again, ho said: "That Is ono OF tho
most farfetchctl falsohootls ever heard Of"
"lIow 10 you Nccount for Its origlM2"
~ cannot think Of any one who would
make such foolish statement. Tho only
possible source l can Imagine for It To como
fson,," said he, after d slight pal,sa, ais my
fathers wife. Az you may know. never was
OIL very good tOrms with har,--lm fact, never
hayo seen hur. But sho knows wilnt kind OF
Nh opinion have Of her, beltoye, and have
heard aho hatct( mo cordially. ala waa op.
posed IL fathers going to Peru because she
wanted to 1.-Two III Washington md. bo more
III Washington socloty."
"Do you think she herself would start the
storye"
" Yes; can think Of no one else, who
would, 6he has said bitter things about
fntiser'R appointment, and ndencouragel stories
that 1t was bar9Atned tor on account of her
"!syss "ya e az dSay yo II tnR tMaSRnSto co
be to charge sAct, q, thing Oh youp'
"Ttat can't understand. I ain not known
y ay a''s Wasnxon sxsset o, so,e ot fhs
seil i,ls, honor lint way, ons " lis sflldfsn
W0Mla be tie last person In the world ho
would bo apt acknowledge It to, II were
XSsnff Ta,f ay ~ " ni1s ns 5'inS ngw kow wouldn't
"Wl'at dtd YOU have to say about tho an.
pnlntlMsnt Ut your father ut tho tln'c 1t wis
-" waa very much opposed to his going to
whie bsca,ss aus opposed it IT, toid '!i iGn thst @
~ Chandler WIS Of course tho most likely
maj. !i Michigan to take ls place Ia easo Ut
q vacancy Ills enemies Wunta at once churgo
'actlo i, liz stoE ousteS.l ys%r go @ lsst
September, alal perhaps TINT y i shadow TOR
the story to start from. But that callnnt DO
y either, as father did mt leave titl March
eilceH brought " bcar to accomplish It. II
came Us u legitimate result Ut long service
alrl hard work ln the customs serylee."
",Ille question hAs been discussed 50 much
Of YOUR tatl.er's resson Tor aectpllnx the NJ
III caI telt you Just what think about
that am sure ,uy father toTcsaw trouble
, 1880-03-20
COMAfITI,EE WORK.

Special Dt,patsA 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
WAsnlNuToN, d. G., March 19.-In the ar
gllfnent before the Ways and Means Sub
Committee today OIL tho subject Of c,,t hoops
or ho0lriron, one OF the attorneys said that
Ills client had ordered Is 600 tons Of cut
hoops and that Il the rate Is raised from MI
valarem to specific Ills client would be
ruined. Tho difference IN the two rates Is
from SUI to s95. Secretary Sherman, In Ills
LITTER to tho Committee, says he will rcim-
pose tho specific duty unless legislation
ls Ind within u limited tlmo This
difference will materially affect tho
revenue. Tho attempt Is bUlng made to H.
sluco the Ways and Means Committee to rec-
olnmend tllat cut hoops ho exempted from
specific duty, and that Congress shall specify
by ]olnt resolution, or BY amendment TINT cut
hoops are articles Of manufacture not other-
ExA,llxlxo TIE INDIANS,
1b ths tYtttern Assoetatsa ['r.4s.
WAattlNuroN. p. o., bInrcll lN-Tte House
G11'n!siesG i.!ian ht1a!ss RESUMED TIE OK.
WITH rl0Ehburgh. Or the, subsequent
i sSs Assney by IL t. i%|aSs. sRsSs Ill., Ecn'l 3
not 4cny that, !tlioy might hayo .btNl.
iiotGins ot it. SslrsS Snray wis s stl1 III Hurry n,ors
i.a!..eolunllttal, amt tho Co!ninltteu wu.e WM-
nle to 1 oxtr9ct any Information upon tho sub
ssns,cess; ~, ~; A. arst 10 positively assertea Ie
fEns'.sI T. .I, ssysraI ~ ,o|sS HSslors H. wsre pat
served tho most stolcai appcarnne9 Of III.
ti!icrrl!ce. Thu, questions wero tholl put
IT, him ln Spanish, through NIL Interpreter,
with no better result. Tile Committee wDrl
about to abnlnlal. tho exnnllnatlon, wlion
Jack suddenly SURPRISED them In very good
English, stating hu Was mt present at tho
fKlt, alid know nothing Ut tho circumstances
attending It: TINT he met the soldiers tl,luo
days befnrD tho fight, aIla trUd tu persuade
tllom to turn hack; ts.at, falling III t.is, and
fearing trouble, lI9 had goLe away; that lle
llnt M hand In tue Tl0rnburgh light ur the
MeHker hlas2Acge.
Chairman Scales then addressed Onray,
telling him that It woa evident to the CON-
lntttee ttnt uloy f!a4 determined not to tusti-
ty, anil tint such . culltse would Only tleiny
rIatters and nGetllesiy prol0,.g their stNy
iarp; &hat TIC Dt,}ret VI HuMAtno1,ing thpIM tlj
aphear lA'fore tho Committee was to obtain
tllulr ytr.lnN Ut the difficulties fu Colorado;
that the CaM!Mittoe WIS friendly to them,
allt! 0nly anxious TO liavt Justice tono them,
Ourly listened attentiyely, but ulude no
reply.
THE EXODUS. -
Tho SenAte Exodus Committee examined
JOHN II. Johnson Secretary Ut tic Eolured
, 1880-03-20

sioncr Williamson. oY tl,c fIanoro, r,nna
Otiicc. lokjs ti,nt Tic cinlm Of liza Xta,;tjc 4
pncl6n fiaitrand Eufl,i,ar,y tn law Int,,is
nlDnK their lines through the Indian Territory
surveyed a1ll paiet!tel 70 tlicIt', under tho
act or tlnly:7s lsG4, IL Wlthout foundntEoll or
warrant -... ,--,
.a"An. ~ ."'Alt.on"' -.
,ExiAsa'sinat Secretary q the Tre1s!ry
an".Gs VII 'emsn i1s .t.nH: VIII
teH"a ,' ~ n!S GtG ittat ~ - M,,l MIst,h,!lnH -
IN riv tnv ~ f,r9frt vi,nf tlin rnst,tt viii hn
or Ia sny Gyrn what tic otlnnces arc. il IA
evident, lItwovct, tint 1le fuels ullite conf
dent, and In determined to mike i hDltl Gun.
, 1880-03-20

Rcfngee 1leltef Doar.l of 81, Louis, lIn Ind
been Brought III contact with great lnnny
refugees, Atpt hatl tonyerael with n.,nrEy II
thnusn,Kl Of t1iem regarding. thu condition ot
which influenced them to c1nIgratn. Manyof
them complained 1T exorbltant prices
charged By. storckccpurs for tho icccssarles
OF llfc of III treatment ut tllo llnnfs Of their
ft,tlner masters, nnh deprivation nf pOl1ticni
rights. 1t WAS tl,cse grievances, the witness
sult, .nlIl III fact oil pnssIb!e Iiljustices mil
atrocities prnclfccsl upom then, by their
former masters, which was the cnllsG of tllefr
could learn, no political motive ut tho bot
tom Of this exodus.
, 1880-03-20

slons md witnesses. II Is proposed to mr.
range soma plnn BY which witnesses III my
particular case who may reside in 1ther dls-
tricts mny he .sxa,nined BY tl,e Commits
Tlo tletatls Of tho p1nn nru INV being CON
adhered, md tho Commissioner Ut Pensions
was before the. Committee THIS morning gly.
Ing Ills sluws tn regard to them. This It'll
sionor's plan, nnnnnly publicity 1t procerl-
.ings anil personal oxatnIiati0n df nppll-
cunts, wliln It reduces to u minimum tho
necessity for expense MI the l,art of TIM pen
stone!s. 1t would seem to tt0 aWny entirely
It is provided tint tho two .nlc,nbors 0{ .eacii
Commission shall 10 Of dil{crUnt political
parties.
, 1880-03-20
NOTES AND NEWS,
INDIAN nUitEAU FRAUDS.

Special nsp1teh ta Tzas Chtsaaa Tribune.
WAan1N0ToN, d. T., March, l0.-It is posi-
bio tllat still further sensations nro to coi,lu
from the Inliun Bureau. Tile Committee Ut
the Donrl of Indian Commissioners, Of
which Con. Fisko IL Chairman, has u list OF
tho charges ngalnst tho Bureau to !Ilvestl-
gute. A.aong tt,ose charges are these: 1t Is
clalnicd TINT clerk under cx-Comlntssoner
Ilayt. while the latter WIS absent Of
ticred tie snle Ut lnlla,l truBtbonds
III Michigan. rs II the prnperty
OF the United states, Tho llleeaiIty Of
s,ch snlo was mntle known by auother clerk,
when ati ortl0r was sent revoklng It. 1t Il
charged that very Important a.pd valuable
papers belonging 10 tho records pf the
Greeks, Choctaws, md Cllorokecs hive been
Inutllatcd, and that 0thons have boon de-
Stroysti. The further charge Is maslo that
property Of citizens OF the United States
tying In Indian territory l,as hue,a sotzeu by
officers OF tho lnIllan service, md that Its
restoration TO tic lawful claimants las been
refused.
THE l10r spt,1N6s.
The 5ennto passetl tho bill fur the cstab.
llsl,ment Of titles Mt tho Hot Springs OF Ar
kansas aftor' striking out, Oh motion Ut
Judgu Davis, the first eight sections. which
provided for M appca! to the Court Of Claims
from, the decision OF thu Commissioners, An
unsuccessful attempt was made to strike
out the concluding provisions of tho
bill. which appropriate tho proceeds of tut
uru sales of lots to the maintenance OF free
baths fur tic invalid poor Of the United
Statcs. ns provided by acts OF Congress.
This, 1t wins urged, will causB great dcal
0S trouble. Wl'vn tho Hot Springs bill had
bSSn lst, p, passet, JHtlge Thurman, ysas Tempo
, 1880-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WAslftSaToS. u. c., March 1o.-Tlc n'u0r-
~ report III tho contested election casa Of
Dnnnclly vs.. Wnshburn (Nltn1psOtnl was re-
cciyed from tic Printer to-day and placed In
tic hands OF the CommItter. i final vote will
pr plopnuiy oe Wken Ds tno ConlHlitIee l.lesaaS.
The minority report cltcs tho fact TINT the
returned vote gave snajorlty Of 3,ol:} for
Wasllbnrn; TINT tho district was created by
MI net OF the Legislature OF Minnesota Feb.
q, ly7a, and llas nlways been IsnuublIcan bv
..",.i .".su 'i.;Jo''.s tlAt .ne n"pho"can my
1ority FOR Congressman In 1879 was -Ao; III
1874, e,;,i0; In tSi ,0D; nin Ill 1873, 3.O13; anA
the Republican minority FOR Governor III
o,,n-o"tar ~ ~, .H,n ,,.a., 40 ~, ~ t. .ho
chataclcr OIL tne oyl'lchco relied on by tho
contestant, and claims TINT thero Is very
s %ny ,tsx testimony In tue ,feord I'd, wh,e
Of juStlce IL this Or any other civilized
Go,ry; tnt ,aay 90 generally
relates to tho question Of bribery " or ri illcgai
voting yory littjg Of Il arlses 10 the dr,,ity NJ
,,,nn vi v1 er,n f;o ~.
G,1.sas sytae.co w1len scruihlzeu. lhe Cohi-
co,uulttce, In order to arrive at tic eoncIu.
or vrrv nur,v III, ~ All, linz i"no1umstnt teu,,
..,.. -. ".5 =; ~. ~ ~ oust' tIeoiapotcnt .Gs'
ropsr lt to obsuryo % o ot nc l Of t
evidence relIcl upon consists only Of con.
cInslons drawn from conversations With per
soIls after tho election, Which are niwuys iii.
te tesnoy - wdsa othoiso hus Svf be tS eo1a
ali asnissble' & ii e court m uf 81 jnstiss. jtit"u' III
uroy THE ALLEGATION OF ut1nruy.
tno repoGt says: Ihefo IS oyluence tending
~ ~ SLOW un! ~ t!ts utsAElct lnt lrle'ltlS OF
, 1880-03-20
TIE OFFICES.
SIMMONS IlEJECTED,

IN ~ SN.f~
w.s,,suTa., ~ ~ sf",a,, 's ~, .,.,r,,
so',,t want ,n., ox"oti, ~ .asto aom - tvo,,.,,
minmtoa aftnr ! n;oiooi. o+t1 on,,,s',n,l Nv ~,
nn,ainr,tio, ~, . ~ 1,.' ..o
,r,,n,,ns stn,,rn,sta ~ l." Waas"a O. n,.".,,as 49,
sor tho rtf.,, Ia,o.4,at ~ Hnas''sa I,' tIi,'
,v1,,' mi s'n,.o, ~ os I Am S'a,e avn,
Thurs.l"v c"ntinmaJ - h,a ra,"nrts @ ~ mront "'t
icngth n ui,vncarv =, S,m,n"na, cs,,tsr,',"' H"0
iln,. n,,t ,vaa r,,,,',.t " ~, f,. M1o., ,'.,.s.
t''sa' wv. "Ma Ae.vwN'' Wy oe"' nos"'H'' "'o
oppnsea II: When n voto- WIS Mt
last reached Simmons was rejected by q
yoto Of 20 yens mid 10 iinys Tt was then too
lato to consider tho nomination Of Capt.
.Jcwctt, nntl tho sa,,ntu ntlfnur,,er1 u,ittl MINI
Inv tin had oynro.aJ ,,,,,a,, ho,,, s.or, A.
NY itin u 'l"" eAi,esW1' nl'lsn ncip run uie
aepuo'seaMs, h"s MS EeiNasKaose conaMet III
tho Kellogg cttse has not strengthened him
with tic Republicans lnuny OF whom. II IL
ev1tlcnt frnn tha small voto .lccituu,} tn vntn
,oa,.t.,.. ~ ,.. a s."s Ms~MsN ., :" su.s'
tMs11h t1e Delmocfats 70 uaKo Inc RESPONSE
blllty for confirmation Or rejection. Mr..
Hills chief point wns that the Democrats
wotjLp COMMIT suIc,nE
III, ~o,,,tf,,, oi-,,,.a,'' . a,1 % H.. a.. p,.
~ ~ 1eJeeeulh olIIAo''7' "s'u u'at eho Nep"p-
i!ca1,s Wotllt make q great 1lnfiOnnl issue OF
the question. Sul,Ntpr 1ill'S fear tllnt the
Republicans would mike n nat{o,ml tsa,ln t,f
I'M ,nnttnr woy n rGi,,l Innf lnmrl,nI nt hv tl,a
1,',..1',aa W., huu wv "IEnsa ~ W ti,o
ing tIl1t AnythlnE CGulu be forgiven slice tho
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two parties Inns hecn very much narrowed
during this discussion. tt,-t]a}. Tlils law Il
Oil tll0 ktltllfIa.h0nk. W1

two parties Inns hecn very much narrowed
during this discussion. tttt'aS. THIS law Il
oil the statutt-book. We
nEr1Eva 1r Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
The object Of the amendment offered by the
from TINT net q partisan atlnlln'ssmtfon, Of Its
prov1sioi's. On the oihcr s'ln of the ll9llst.
H. is distinctly INSERTED ~ several ncinuG; i
wo o ~ y Is 5'ss itS taS a sas enfsa tat soy r @ v
chnngu III tho existing law in lint respect.
>, Mr.: ,l1awtey11Not an appropriation bill;
4i}erlstve laughter from :, tho ne,aactats.l
dlstitlet bill, nfid .wu arc with ynu.
Issue. I"Aii right" from iiepabllcan s1tlc.l
Nc any that II Mars,'a!s arc u bo used Nt
ELECTIONS, whatever may be The constitution.
contentling ut sucIi elcctlo,1. Wc will n0t
yetg money for niiy partisan purposes. Wu
don't wnnt this money to be used for any
piMaIs III, f MsSesa@o sn!esiE no party cnan does
the gcMtlctMa!l sayp Dill not the gel,tlcnai,
from Ohio (Ew:In'R) say ten minutes ago TINT
H. l1o wanted @ t1,is for n, party e'i,l. md
could Fet, aid that afterwards. ,havtn,
attained t,iosp advantages, ho wnuld strtks
gil Election taWa from, tito statute-book?
lAVVktilHN uIt L4b lktpIUIiEHll Slap.
NJ. ltal,dallIl tako ITO nan'a word OF,
either alde of tho House. l takc the nets Of
tho party WHO llnve officers to execute tho
!nw III contradiction to the words, Of my
body. You l,ayc administered tl!ls law III als
ar. l.ectl-Not si,.. FExciientent.j
: Nlr. Randall fcniitlnrinE)-Artl We Nsk no
moro to.tlny tllAn tint tho stAlute shall ba
,1.lS e tliat II powers sf'a9 H. exercised on
shall ut least be drawn fr0ln tic great body
at the people, without regard TO unriy 1850.
ciations u AFFILIATIONS, (Appla1so on tho
Democratic sldc.l
GEN. t1.tl1F1ElD HosE no llEpLy,
nrefaelng lis speech wit, tho remark TINT all
member Ind nl!y authority 10 bind nnyMldy
but himself. lie, therefore, spoku for him
ssli, n he M nlways did, Thy tirst ob5c:t
tto1,-lhu Eluctipn hsws,-.after a long md
l,enteti session Of debate, in which nil sorts
accusations had been. lr,ntle agnlnst them,
there Ind been matle but one !0dgmcl.t III
There Ind been One cllnrRc 1natlehy the Otl1er
side, and III 80 tnr .tllat tint cl,argg wis
true lle considered It just objection 10
thoso laws. 'cllu charge was that the Elec-
bic of being used fur filling MI election pre-
clnct: with men Of one party whose tine
could be used nt public expense for party
engineering a,t4 electi0necrlng purposes. ff
the Inv were capIblo Of being so used, II
sions 0f approval Dn the Democratic sftle1; ;
nsul At nil times and OIL MI propcr. occasions
liz Ind expressed: himself, mid did now ex-
so R5fs tat sef s ats Is T'SE n,es to soa Say M m as M
PLACE. tApplntso on tho DGmoesatic Hflc.l
No other valid UbtrctiOn to tint Law had
!eell.. to Ills mind. hrEe.l On the nther slide Of
tl llG1Su Wt at te last scsslol Or IT tlle present
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No lady.s fnrs can 10 beautiful II her teeth be
dark aud luYtreless. browns yCuEuphorated sapq.
hHcetus 1IeMtlfrlco remedies this defect, aao y
agreeable tu tho tAxta. Is celt4.