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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice of Assessmept.

To A. l.. EoEfyss. F. P. Mc5rHpr AND THo.x HoLHrEg UNDER Tnzst:
 1of errhy oytihsi ;,si -se hsvr stp~,,d-.i ,r, hundred dollars iu labor aud i'm s.~~.nent. uf, inc trsifsn mining csisn. tr.iicstion of rnfn- Ils riau! tuatef i1 Turkey Greek Mining District faFaDli c'gufy Arizona Territory, In order t h-si ~aif Claim under the pro ssioas of Ser Son Gt-& iCvi.sd Stsslt-s Df the United sizs And f within ninety days after thus notioe by publication, you fs refuse contribute Toaf pro portion uf such eHpenGsiure a cu-oxnsrs, your iu- leesis !f sad e1n viii leoouin the property of the --1ssri5-Ts, rIdrr said section sy,s.
 r.. COOK.
 Jos. H. WALKER. Prescott, March II. lsse-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
4 essnl ent Nof.ce.

To Gao TH.As1ra. eec lls hs.rs ot ageHi. and 4. T. Moor:
 Ion arr her-'r nss.s~I saat Az-~ ~xreuGsI cue hsIt-rd dol sr- 4G a'sT ad irf frove-G ura thr h-s- Moth E1'sIsia sf t5- Gray fsEl- ralae. Tia-T p-f--f. IayzGal eVlsg, 'r.FelE in orirr hold The sia Trrrn-sss ustr- As pvi.ils Q: Section zzss Re- Y.-S ~tattes vf tls asf ~tzfe and if sstis ninety diys ztts- tii- ies H T1iaf9-s ev fs5l r.fss 111trlt,Tte your ffe-o-G1 af Erch srsl.sfrr~ ~lssrs ysr ir~zs -ais elsi11 rii t-rFrs ,tr T-ar.e-rg 0f fh- sshee5s- -r.i-- -zd -rrrira rst.
 1eHN L. TAlLpE. Frsscu;t, A. T., Feb. 5 l-sg.-ssis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Norice to Become Sole Trader

Is hereby given hzt Mary C. Dona married woman do fhs day make and uublish declaration that tn- tend ifr'B and after this dzfe ca ry on busn~-. or Trade rFpsFsie sHd apart from my husband my oNn name, o lny own account of capital invest fnsuf Of got t exc s1 Eve tou-snd dollars. from t- date AiH alone re~Ponsb. fer all debts contracted hg ne on count Of said business trade, which i5Si of farming aIsd stocE raising.
 lfSsss under my hand and seAi this Eighth day of isg.rI March, Eighteen Hundred and Eighty.
 MARY C. DOUD,
 1her mark T
 Personally apP-aTei bssort fIis day <. C. Eoxer.
 Hsfics of iis Pears fn aud for County of Yaya- pa tn Arizona Territory. Mary C. Doad ..d mad, th. atfe-nanef declaration provided fsS ia the eon,- Ialsd lsES 0f tsia Terrstory. S C. ROoERs nhl9-s~i --.- Jasftcs of inc p..es-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Inc Tucson Record announces that it is to come out as daily and rather insinuate, that the field is contracted for three daiiies in Tucson, but adds ;ha; inc Record will not be the paper 10 g to Inc wall. Time will tell the story. May ,Ae Record live is ,Fir wish. but i:s rse7e-s V" fra- t.c rot of ,sa.sse who sdd = ;ac finances Of a news fsper office, which is ono of ihe yer! nec- cssary ingredients ;o keep Inc wheel from .aueskirg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice of Assessment.

To JOE LAWRENCE and others:
 You are hereby notinel that I have expeaded sse hundred dollars, in lAoor and Improvements upon the EMFIRK MINE, Back Hills, NEYapsi County, AriEons, m order hsi the -aid preEni--s under the provisions section 2S14 Revised Statutes Of the Unted States and if within ninety days after this Roce, by ruhca- ton, you fail refuse contribute your proportion uf such expeulturr you fail refuss pay fer tnis >s'tiresnt. your interests in said claim vi bccefHe the property of the subscriber. under sail Section 2,Sss- Jos. CHANDOWINE. s
 AsH CKKIK. BLACK HILLS COUNTRY, Taa'y 1s, 1880
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice to Creditors.
tae ,aat,ere of .he estate oi PE1sH 5. Bnassrs.

la the matter cf the estate of PErzE E. BhASSEs, dsCeaspI:
 Nctice 10 he4sy siscn by the undersigned, executcr- of ths ~il ui Peter B HTsnDen, deeasrs ih- err- Itnss Df and all crtons having claims against the said dceasi, TEhibii tho with the s.-csszry CTS within Wouiiis after tia h-st pabratou thi. uoti. e. ts undersigned. ts said executors. st the buziuess psce of Patrick B BrsHnen the betng the nrt -uuiu o: the hiiok building occupied uy the H4nk of Arizona, CSrt.L street, in the of Presrclt, il NayaI si coEniy. < i1ons Territory.
 PATRICK F.. BEAsNEN, Lx~cri.or.
 ELLEN BkANNEN. Ex-cutTiH
 os ihs wlli of Peter B. Brsnnen. deceased. Prescott, A. T., March 23, IsSa. mh2s-3n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice o: Asse<srueut.
ITnNARn m.

TO IINFA hI HALI.
 Yen hereby notified that have ezrendsd on. hundred d" ars n lanr and iuaFroVrrsst-. rpou thr POoREAN MINE, Turksy tEuek Ilstric,, ssval,s{ C1uu.y. Arizona iu order Go hold the .ai. 14resufsaz udrr the prOytsa0ss of Sccfioi, g8 Bersed ~fan.s of the Tinted states- snd I rithiu ninety drv~ srsr this notice bv publication. fEg refuse ts con tribute sIur proportion of surE eEu.u.li--s ns aa owner, yauT l1ter-rt- ssi1 claim vI hseasre fas property of ths snbsgtsr, under said eg tlgu El&
 ,. <. GCILDE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Assessment .Noice

To F. II. FKRngs-You hereby iaee shas have xpcnsed hundred ana twenty dollars ia labor aud improvements Cl1cn the secprt cEters,c of tn. Davss Mine twelve ln-esi feet Hsssysfampa District YAvzpzi Coassts. Arizona in order 10 hold ( said premises under the provisions Of section .3a4 Revised Statutes of the Ens states, and if within ninety days th.s notice Of publication, you f< refuse contribute your proportion of such expeneiturr oWer your nerost t said calm vii beeor'e the prop rrty oi the subscriber unders4id section 1l2A
 JAMES c. OTIS. Prescott, Jan. s lSS'. .:-.--:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Bloom. Beauty. Fragrance .

offer for sass st ny greenhouse, north end of Me CoTmick street. i Prescott; Dutch Bulbs such Hyz- cihhs, Tulips, ke-. growing n pot. ant in various stages of growth: also fin ots and in full leaf, ready Co transplant o;su ground without check strawberry and French eyeriiczriug raspberry Ylznts- From will be ready sulVly cut Hove-s st all seasons Of year. ..--. Mili contract tu make and tend flower gardens. Miu pant and guarantee tbeir thrift, if de- sired Rena Co carry a general nursery business and open . seed sto.@ m this village
 SrErHEs c. MsHcoU, Horticulturist, Prescott, Feb I2, lss! tt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice tO Creditors.

lst-s- cf FEITI SCOTT. cr--zse3;
 Notice i- hereby fsra 1E t5c Jri-Ss -gs aiu.iI is- tra-1r O.. 4e estte cF FcA ScJ-'. deelAaad, to Tho c-g1l,ar- os and al PCus having clanH ag Ast i'e S7-l 1-eHs-s3 to exhibit tag.1 "a t1 the n"cfss1l1 v14ara-s within Zen months of n nrsE TiIf oss7 af tt.- rH.l... t-s Hr. %. L.7 rsFil-lo- -l' Show I.ys. AT .als1 County, Arizona
 Epu- ET SCOTT, .f-.--- rr f - s-- lf Ft,x E-rt;, f.clz--t- SHOW Low. Flb. I-, Issl.-uai
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Pa. dear" asked lis son and heir. "teli me what i. the difference between an acci- den. and :nisfor,unc?" Pa, dear, gave il up. Well" said his son and heir, ''if ny tailor, NIT. Simpson, were to fall iEto a deep bond IL would be an accident but 1T any ouc were to pull him cut t would be a misfor- turc.-JGdv.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
MAIL DIFFICULTIES FOURTEEN YEARS AGO.

Vincent Ryan, editor of the Arizcna Ga zette, published al La Psz, in 1866, in 9 let ter to Calvin White, ct one time in the me.- camille business with o. Allen, in Prescott, describes the mai difficulties at that time
 when the MINER was published. by [. 4. Bently, who, in that year, made trip to California, and on his return was attacked by Indians, wounded, and 5ied frem the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Representative Page, of California, is Sighting Inc proposed change in the law v,.l relation [, .lc location of lclrcs. with his usual Cetolmlnauon and vigor. Page never lets measure % thrsush Con- grcss for want oi attention when the inter ests c! Als constituent: are 4t stake.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

A boy named Fine stabbed another named Davis near Roberts Ferry, on the Tuolomne river, California, two weeks ago; the old folks on each side have taken up the quarrel and there is likely 10 be a war of cxtermin- a,ion between the families of Fine and Dayis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
A Gard and Notice of Removal,
 Etc. Etc.

Ihe IsTolis of 'hs iAse firm ss r. D. Bro, %4f lAs THc as vel a- tnoFe indebted ts said firm, Nfi Sud ua af sscs 4szt .,a-- Of husne-.. tWg oafH s1th of is AFfzoEa BsDk, Pre-eorf. 4. T.,
 fv ffF t0 sTsffsset Sl business connection with collections H-c fac closing Of s@tA frte, and of uF our relations s1th old fztrons and sstabhshing neE au"s. We rlshs kfrgs1 iu.sut1gn $c ey~a OR, --
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
The Dismal Fate Of Three.

The Dismal Fate Of Three. there was young fellow who had The jiIn-jams so aWfully bad,
 That he fslcied he tried
 To commit suicide.
 As the coroner found that he had. And FnCtker young man whose delight Was to stay mp tNO-thirds of the night,
 One morning retired,
 And ss lightIy expired
 AE 2 t'Eo-dollsr sky-rocket might. And the-o stil was another young gent Who never cOuld save up a cent
 'Iili he got in his work As an a tscouding clerk,
 And nobody knows where he vent Tho Sad Fate Of the Composer. The man who wrote the Dismal fate of threc"J Handed t to ihe c0mpositOTs for thcm too zee, And fen over backwards and struck his heaT, The doctor came and pronounced him dead.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Some One Answer.
PnIlApELrII.A. March 1g. IssO.

PHILADELPHIA. March 16, isS0.
 ED. ARIzuSA MINEE: Ten or twelve years ago was a subscriber to your paper, but it has been so long thet I have forgot len the subscription price. At that time had some Iiea ot coming out 10 Arizona myself, but circumstances drew me into another direction. h letter l had from the proprietor at that time, he mentioned the fact of mines and mills lying idle for want of capital and ignorance as 10 the method of working tke quartz, &c. If that state of affairs should still exist, 1 would take it as a favor ii you could put me in communication with parties having mining property really valuable and needing the capital to work the same. I am requested to make this question known tH yourself by a party in the banking and brokerage busi ness of the city. Considerable Philadelphia capital has found Its way west, and the above party with myself are slightly inter- ested now. but believe that most of the companies go, up here arc only on paper.
 l will commence sending you the paper. am and have long been interested Tn and will be pleased ts subscribe for yours.
 If convenient to yourself, the informa. ton asked above will be thankfully re- ceived and the favor repaid on the first oc- casion. Yours Very Truly,
 II. l.. EVERETT.
 Sunday Dispatch, Philadelphia, Pa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Furniture for sale.

A quantity of furniture and ea-p-ss erv offered s, T-iyate sale inc residence of Mr. Thcesas Fitch Ar.icl not disposed e{ before te yisi instant v ee packed snG ShioYcd.
 Ngrrh n, lSSi. +.-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
OFFIcE.oF ARIZONA GAZETrE,
 I1 PlZ. DEt tE1<sER 1Oth, 1S55.


 Dear Sir:-I take tLis opportunitY, CMr. Grants going to Prescor,) to drop a line. We have had nothing ism Prescott for five weeks. Hardy wrote 5bwn last week that 8 strong party was gong out to try and open the road so that we Fay have something on Thursday. "Quien sabel" send you the printed proceedingzo Of the Chamber of Com merce of San Frsscisco on our mail diff culties, together kith copy of letter en- closing petltioasS I don't think they want this letter made fery public, as the "Com- mittee" was q sRf-constituted one. hope for some favorable result. But hope long deferred makedl the heart sick.
 l have not tad the extreme pleasure of seeing the MISEB for some time; although I have seen Bentley, who professed the warmest friendship, and became very fcs- tive during hR stay We have just heard ot the departure of His Excellency, R. c. Mccormick, for San Francisco. l hope the Territory may survive his absen ce.
 have no other way of senling the Ga zette" than gby the regular mail, so that, if you receive them at ali, suppose you will get four or five in heap. We had that Fourth of July speech, Steamboat Adams the other night. Itcame down the river in a small boat, stayed day or two, went 10 Yuma, where it will make Its rcgu- lar appearance. The weather has been very mild, but to-day it is n,geho tiiO.
 I wish you v.ry happy Christmas, as l shall probably not have occasion to write again before that anniversary.
 Yours truly,
 Y. RYAN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Wanted. Wanted! Wanted!

Wanted immediately, teams 10 haul :um- Der to the NGiture Niue, Cave Creek and 1fpiop, for which cash will se paid on de- llvery
 GEO. ". CUFFS Prescott, Feb, i6,h, ls5a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Fostpertc!

l PREsc9Ir, \. T. MARcH I2th issa
 The annual meeting of the s'ockhoirrs of The Brad shaw Milling Company sia bs kelA al the ofac- of Clark Churchill. Prescott. A. T.. Monday, April I2th
 lSSa, af Z-
 ' EDw. I. KNOWLES. |
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Fair arriug.

Al psrsuns cautioned against trusting sns person, whatsoever my account vii bs rrsronsfl~ debts coNr. c-ed without written order froxa ue
 Jos. MELVIN.
 Prescott March I5th bsp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
|. 4. EChHOrF. Civil and Typographical engineer

Pians Cross-sectiGas SksteAes, Landscape Views Of Mines. Reports, Surveys, Pamphlets Aas Etc, fully and p-otnrty prcf2reC
 DFsIcE-usirley street. next door the Bank ef Arf- OuA, Prescott, Ara1o4a- ma
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Read This.

Al tersons kncEtng themselves iniri ted su Us bv book otherwise, requested cA and sefts up by the frss of Janzry Is, without further delay
 l.. eASkfOKD \ co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

B.B. Eedding. Fish Commissioner fo California, is stocking Drnncg Lake Wi. Eastern tsuut, also Independence Lake Into ihc latter Ac recently put f,ooo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
NOCAL NISIC.

Singing Class, Marina street Church every Tharsas, evening a; q P. H- Terms, sl per month. ia ad vance,
 Mas. C. D, BROWN. Prescott, |. T.. Feb. ssh. Is3g -'.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Tom McPariane has gone fo Arizona cn a prospecting tou-.-San Bernardino Index.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

NJ ParnrU, while il America, collected ! !U0, ,yo3 for the poor of his own country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Monday, March g, 1880,

Euf ,0ii rfsHusnes 4; f-sz. fsvprS -5tn fnsrszse of gufi Tatruagf. guE asrpr,is frfus tfi st1rrar k a fgE days. NeTg l.e-Te-tfaiig,
 SHg-s, Efs,
 F. B- BI.4SSES | Cg. ps.scor. USrtA 2J. ,ssi- GEE vr-t n soffr "En tCwr, Ts3E.s end ss usfS eUt fres- Address q. UsLLTgI Co- Fqssapd, Maine
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Subscription, 900 per Year

C. ". cTaH, 3I5 PiHe st. Room 10, San F,aneisoo ii, ssk <ss"tf for fh> ARIZONA NINKR n that eity IF, u ssfA0ri+ed Co collect mon,ys due his sstdbllshsent suh< srdeTs Jo adoertirins and eaead Co any efa.r s"'nef' dero'eiHs upon Aips the repr,ssa,atipe oy .k> Pr1lssher
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

N. J. IJMFEINs. Adm 'nis rstor
 of thc tatC oi 0aa iiss.rnerIll4n. 5eoo4sfd. N-'tt Mar. u -s, iotu. lt
, 1880-01-12
Original Entll.lila Itxpdusters,

!nh!dhHthlLa JEhFlIt tHFp,},
What right tnA Mr. Hendricks 10 ejntgrAtN
from A4skingum County, Ohio, IL this Slntc !:
lic dll l!ut bring my silver plntv urSnMy
brnadcl0taE garments intu tho State, Whit
right Ind Senator McDonnld to elnErnte
fr0m Butler county, Ohio, to ths Statr3 liz
WIS us poor nS II Smith Carolina negro when
10 cnnle here. What right Ind Sr,in.nr
VnorleGs' parents to e.l,fgr.tt. from Vtrginl;l
p this Static : t.0Agress never authorized
them to tln so. Wl,nt right tla,t Gr,. AInl,-
son. who way horn ut I'lIva, u, to nav, lMta
this Suite? lie never hid ,.tly permit, Whit
right llatl tlny. Williams III move frntn pickn-
way Cnunty, Ohio, To- knnX Cunnty, Indiana,
when thD, wholD fa!ntly-lusstsSlolS seawriy
amounted to tho value IF Il Wutsters Spai[-
!ns lsuok Wig luIportcd tlle enitor q the
Sentinel into this Statn ? Whit wcru tic
causes tint lctl t., Ills Immigration, and wlNt
was the object Ut his intlDtluctlun ? Whut
riRlt had thousands Ut "pour wlltes'' In tic
Southern Suites, WHO were degraded thoru
BECAUSE they were tOn poor IL uWn slaves, TO
move to ln'ilann mud assist lM building III,
thu Du'tocratic party here? What rigl.i Jnl,l
thousands nf lK,nr 1rishlmell, with MothI,lg III
thu world hut thu shirts oil llor lMcka, to
come hero straight from the old country alnt
become De,fnll1ltlc Voters years before they
werv citizulIs ? II ss,,lle ,aGle Democrat witI
ntlsWer thesu IlltAti0iis, then we Will tell him
by what right tho cnlolcd American, rfltxp..s
e,nigrato frOn North CnrOllnu 10 Indiana.
, 1880-01-12
Must Take OF Their Coats.


As sure rs there IL a sun In the heavens,
the Southern whites must, one a,,l all, go
resolutcly to work, put enterprise and cor
tsiyancc into their business, stop robblDg the
lahorer through the credit system, encourage
The colorei people In habits of Industry, pro-
tcct every man, whatever his color, In tile
FREQ exercise OF IFS rights. set foot on re-
putllntlon Of nil sorts, pay honest debts like
migrants from the four quarters Of tho globe
to their poverty-stricken Statca. Tho moment
tho South s'!nll DO this thnt moment IT viii
such rs Is buarnr a fess a Tsst n
lilo country toward q Wonderful future,
Otherwise tho condition OF tho cx-CoNteil-
ernte States Will liz but little, II any, butter
OH Il quarter OF q century hence.
, 1880-01-12

uaFDofW CVarAHt (itsp.].
People might 10 advised to keep cool and
not 10 lose their heals over tho notion TINT
their only escape from GraMt Is to tako
Blaine, or tlsat tlelr only escape from Dlaino
ts to take Grant; keep cool md look over tho
ground for themselves, and be ready to make
their conclusions feit In the State Conyen-
Convention. II would hot DO o ba1 plum II
each State should present In Convention 4
different na1ne 10 calo0so froill,-ono Ut its
own citizons IL 1t have man strung enough
should all bu scared III advance llke q iiock
Of sheep. We might AZ well bu provided
With number Of goo.l candidates, fur even
TIC most, prominent 'lMa}l Mre mortal, and
ern, railroads, and Dlaiila may b. disabled
agu!n. on tie very eye OF the contest, M
body Y tmpervsoua TO accident except TIL
den; the Republicans have no such mau.
, 1880-01-12

Tn ,r,t., ~ tnn.vt..r,,, .h" 6s,s,' ossu'
f,hnraf,Nssrn,,,.'s rn,,,.nua1o .sku ..e .ase,uo
filled yesterday morning. Tho pnstor, tho ltev,
Mr.. NeeihnM, preached n p[ctoriul srr,nun on
tho mountains nf pnIestInc notr,,ttu, bis s,,,,
jcct viii, coore nlctnrca amd n,nna tIs to1t
WIS follows:
The, that trust IN Tho Ion shall be ns Mount Zion,
"a ~ M t,s Z ,.'.nu!Hs scy TSa.d tyaa vTsaen.
eve III 9a Ian ho9qs iss reople froA heaeotort
MN annnk,- sniI ~. ho .o,, .,,..o.,..o.--,.
not 80 much NJ Il text rs to call attention to
bolIzcd ccrtain truths with Mountains @ Wo 'y" Ind
.esus ni"sslt, 1aa afeae noael OF prcachtng'
conveying instruction In this form. Ills sor-
mons wcro pnrab!es, md woro Illustrated with
tho sn'.or ~ ~ ro,ss un n, .,' M ~ ponts 70
and tho l,cs ot tho fold oaso1 this ne OF
teagalng sI Mountains wore especially promInent
poson ,yeh IN ton tnon Se9
snteIy with ~ The historical assaeiatons % ' of ,,t ,1
catiru. ''
The, Tbo snco,eor ,bou reoa t,o m ,.n.o, . ..,,
tho Ark rested III tho seyent mouth, OH tho suy-
entccutl day Of tho month. ,non FIN Mo,,,,,,,,,
Of Arnrrt In so ania"a1 "'l 'Av .a.'a na".ha' .ss
nfo o Arnrat situ9ts1 i, tho eastern portion ot
% ne Gstwsst3 y r. the liaek md Caspian sass Is
DeeR!,se tio AK restcd On Ar,irst. Tho Ii Xrk
e.e nakc 1 s,t SS aS s sestet ,h on pcas because N
II lssuppnsel that tho Ark restei on tho sisio
nc0r Thu blse. Whom tho SONS nf Hunnlui,erib,
tns ' KuE X tss. st Assyrs hl'c th9!r fatoF thoy
rtye from tho history Of thos! m.,tltnltls IL ono
OF nol's Judgments on sin. The Turks eail tho
, 1880-01-12
Tho Way t1lo South Pnts 1t.


Judge Tyler took the floor. llo objected
to the investment Of county funds In United
States bonds for several reasolls. It IL truo,
ho said, that Government bonds can be ut Nil
times readily converted Into money; tic
value OF those bonds, however, IL uiwaya
iluctuatlmg, md may bo less When tho money
Is Wanted thal It Ii now. Hut. nUart
fgoIm all these considerations. hi BRId }le was
5pposoA 70 tho ,county,'s taking United Ssatca
bonds. These bonds, liz sald, weru given to
TIC South, and tic united South Vas p opposed
to tlelr rcc0gnltlon; and, II ever Til, tlu0
should come when ths South had iIer duo
weight III tho councils OK the Natloii, those
bonds woul1 md ought to be sppntlfnted, anil
l,o would give his voto for doing 50. These
words Wero said with great energy and OK.
eitvneAt,
, 1880-01-12
An Honest Volce from tlle South.
i

PttkjGNFp ENl4s.} flfT91d 1INH.-UfM.J.
The situation In Maine Is serious, because II
large number Of tho people believe that tie
will of tho people rs expressed at the polls Is
not being carried ont, We do not mean to
say that those In power may not be acting
Within the limits Of the law; wo mean to say
tint my Inv which makes It possible to
cl,angc tic count OF votes actually. cast Is
sh sH ana w pFo9ss sa fy na re;s 4an All
tho exercise Of suffrage, ,ht the time 1t Is be-
inY exercised, hut after the t,ltges md clerks
Of elections lave received votes mud counted
them, the result should 1t not bs clnnged by
more dangerous thnn III exercise nf power
10 change M actunl cast Of votes. Tho most
dangerous frauds arc those perputratcl under
the FORMS OF law.
, 1880-01-12


The Republican State Committee at full
meeting Of tho members, actual or substl~
tutcd, have determined, by a lnrgu vote. ttnt
1t WIS praper, as,d prudent and faIr, to cali
the State Convention OIL tho 4th Of next
month. This gives period Of five weeks be-
tween the notice and the assembling III which
" to select ali the SENATORIAL and Representa-
tive Delegates. So early date for q State
Convention III Pennsylvania has never before
bcen fixed, nor has so short MI Interval been
before allowed between the gall md tho meet
pennsylvanta control ut the Presidential
question, but c0ntrol Of It depends upon many
other considerations besides haAte OF notion.
Tho .uucstlon will not be settled by storm: 1t
llus too many elements Of seriousness III IT,
, 1880-01-12

sonally expressed their gratitude to DR.. rattcr-
non At tho plnso Of tho services. Tint tho pna-
tors resignation will bn accertcd, and With tho
deorGst md s'seoFese regrat. H. under the cir.
eo,lrso, though Just wion such nction Will 10
tnktm 1ns ntt as yrt lmer ,lnfnitty determined,
It will not prutMbly bo deferred, however, bu-
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