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Col. R. e.. Stoner, of Paris Ken
lucky, has purchased the thres yeal
old colt of "Maud ST. from Pau
Dana, of New York, for $4,000. Its
sire was "Woodford Nambrino.
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The Dacfars Disagree.

as to the best methods and rem edies. for the
cure Of constipation and dissrdersd livel
and kidneys. lat those that have used
Kidney Wort. agree that it is by far the
best medicine known. lis action is prompt.
thersugh and lasting. Don't take pills, and
other nercurials that poison the system, but
by using Kidney Wort restore the natural
action Of all the organs Kes1 COpenarf.
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The Greatest BLESSING.

A simple pure harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood Iure, stomach regular.
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters Is that remedy and its proprioters
are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by it. Will you try
ita See another column. i Eag.e.
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Why do 80 many people we see
around us, seem to prefer to suffer and
be made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appe-
tite, Coming up of the Food, yellow
Skin, when for T5c.. we will sell them
Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Shell g. Busdine.
Jan. 8 6m.
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The House Of Representatives Of
the Indiana Legislature, last week
passed a resolution by vote of 81 to
"a, favoring an amendment to the
the constitution giving the right oi
suffrage to women in all State elec-
tions.
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Senator Pendleton OF Ohio has
prepared a speech for delivery this
week, that will review the course of
the heads Of Departments during
the late campaign, and 60 for John
Sherman particularly.
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ATHENS. GA. Decemher s. ISL

ATHENS, GA, December s, 1870.
a few nights since, gave my son one dose
Of Worm Oil and tito next day he passed six
teen large Worms, at the same time gave
one dose to my little girl, four years old and
she passed eighty six WORLDS from four to
fifteen inches long. w. +. PHILLIPS.
Prepared by DR., e s LYNDON, Athens, Ga.
Jan, Am.
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The President proposes to have
one day in the week to himself, and
hereafter will not receive visitors on
Saturday.
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A Gutenberg Bible--printsd 145O
was sold at auction In New York
few days ago, for $4,000. The
purchaser was Hamilton Cole.
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TIE Tennessee Legislature before
adjournment made all necessary
provision for the settlement OF the
interest upon the State debt
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Sunset Cox, of New York, left for
Europe on the 9th inst. There was
an immense asse,nblage at the dock
to bid him coed bye.
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Hattie Duell, the Iowa City girl
who had tasted for forty-four days,
died on the Sth inst.
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no YOU WANT HEAITgs

Why win ye lie. Death, or what is worse, Is
tho inevitab.e result of continued suspension OF
the menstrual flow. 1t is n condition VIII ch
should not be trIfed with. Immediate relief /,
the only safeguard. In all cases Of the supres-
81 IN, suspension or other Irregularities OF the
constitution Bradfeld's Female Regulator is The
only sure remedy. 1t acts by giving tone to the
nervous centres, improving the blood and de-
termining DIRECTLY to the organs of rtenstrua
ton. 1t Is, a legitimate prescription, and tn,
most intelligent physicians use it.
~ NoTAsuLGA, ALA, July {, 1871.
Bradfeld's Female RegH(kQr has been tt1
roughly tested by me IN. variety of q Il
and am fully convit is ~
for all that class Oh 49, = N It
cure. ,,its
si5ere bottle. - soAv
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AN ANGRY DEBATE,


WAsH1SGroN, April l3-There were
several excited passages to-day between
senators during debate, and the day
ended in a. dramatic scene in which
Malone, Hill, Of Georgia, and Don
Comeron were the actors.
Dawss, in attempting to reply to a
speech by Pendleton, ventured to as
sert boldly what had been limited at by
other Republicans, that the Democrats
had approached Malone with offers Of
patronage and honers il he would con-
sent to net with the Democrats in organ
izing the Senate. The truth of this was
Immediately challenged by Harris, But
Ter and Pendleton, and Dawes was
urged to name any Democrat who had
made such advances to Malone. Dawes
tloundered and twisted in the hole in
which he had put himself, and finally
actoally denied that he had made the
charge. This was received with Kisses
from the galleries and derisive laughter
from the Democratic side. The Demo
Gratis continuing to press him, Dawes at
last lost his temper, and sought to
cover his discontinue by a resort to
that ready refuge oil radical Republicans.
reflections upon the past course OF
| Southern Senators.
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Charleston, South Carolina, made
it's first shipment Of strawberries to
New York, last week.
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THE DEAD LOCK.

1t is expected to night that the Senate
will adjourn tomorrow until Monday,
and that in the interim the Republicans
viii hold another caucus. Upon the
&C ton Of the oaucus depends the tsrnai-
nation of the dead lock. No one can
say tonight what that cauc v do.
Those who favor putting the rom ices
Of the caucus iu Office il it taAes all
ssmmer, with those who care not a fig
about the offices but want to delay ao-
ton on the Presidents nominations, will
go into caucus desirohs to continue the
existing situation Of affairs, and are
confident in their ability to bind the
caucus to do so. The moderate men,
who seem to be fewer in number than
they were before the last caucus, will go
into caucus desirous to terminate the
dead lock and proceed to the consdera-
tion of executive business. They are
not at all confident of success but will
fight hard. The bitter colloquy be-
tween Malene and Fill this afternoon
has intensified the feeling of insistance
and resistance of the respective sides.
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PICKLES Of all kinds, good and pure,
in jars and barrels, at
[o25] B. c. SIMS
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:hsetinS ChiIIs Down the Back.
are symptoms Of approaching fever and ngse.
U.e without delay Hostetter's Stomach itters,
which substitutes for the chilly sensation a
genial warmth, regulates the stomach, and i'm
parts tone to the liver. The bowcls, the stoma ch
and the hillary gland being restored to healthy y
condition, the disease is conquered at the out
set. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gop-
orally.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
MNv MkifnA.

Lewis Ruth, a twelve year old son Of
Allen Ruth, residing al 90J Chestnut
street, was killed about twenty min
ntss before twelve o'clock this forenoon
by being CrIehed between couple of
freight ears on q side track used in
common by the p, W. 4 B. and
the Wilmington and Northern railroad,
beyond the trsstle work Of the latter
road near the freight depot. II seems
that the Lao in company with several
other boys was, returning from the
launch at the Earlan and HolIings-
worth yards and had to pass between
the cars standing on the track,
but just as young Ruth had got be-
tween two freight cars, a shifting en-
giue backed up to the end Of the train
which forced the ears together and
caught the boys head, crushing 1t 30
badly that he fell down outside the
track. John Haley, an employee at the
gas works, ran out and picked the boy
up and took him homo, but he died
immediately afterwards.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
GMeAE N0KmEn

Considerable excitemen. was created
at the auction room Of Drake l. ca. this
morning by the appearance Of Chas. B.
Lore, Rsq., and Sheriff Clark, who i'm
mediataly began to sell certain hidden
goods, which consisted of an entry car
pet, four cane chairs, a cane rosker, a
table ana 8 new sewing machine. The
above mentioned goods and quantity
OF others, belonging 70 Mrs. Harry Ro-
belen, had been levied upon by Sheriff
Clark for judgments. Subsequently
Constable John Brooks seized the
goods above enumerated, he having
q foreign attachment writ, which he
alleges vas Issued by man named
Porter. I: is said, however, that the
gentleman denies having issued it
ar. Brooks had the goods moved TO
brakes auction room, but when he
learned that AIR. Lore and the Sheriff
were upon his track took them away
The goods have not yet been eeeu.sd
and it isnnderstoOd that Mr.. Lcre will
insIitnte legal proceedings against Mr..
Books.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Beer Sympathy.

A large mass meeting Of sympathiz.
ers with the Beers, struggling for sheir
freedom in the Transvaal, was held In
Chicago, on Thursday night. The meet
ing assembled in the Dutch Reformed
Church, and, as there are about nine
thousand men Of Dutch birth In Chica.
go, the Dutch element was largely pre-
ponderant.
After addresses BY various speakers,
resolutions were adopted declaring that
"the English natisn were determined
to conquer the Beers in South Africa
onlv beoa ase they are naturally free
men," and Offering "cordial sym apathy
to their oountrymen In the Transvaal,
who are heroioally vindiesting their
right to freedom against the power and
usurpation Of England"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
BEE VITIE6.
Sun rises e,l7,...,,..S sun Sets 0 @

Sun rises 6.l7........Sun sets 00s.
Go to 8ll East 9th st. for good hour.
ssct clocks and corner closets at esct. store.
Try Kings Good Samaritan cough syrup.
Parker, oupptng and leeching, lo3 e. I'd ~
Send to E. Fell's yard, 622 W. Front Q rect,
for choice nut coal.
II you want COED -four cheap 60 70 Arm.
strongs Front and Madison street.
The product Of the still the deaf and
dumb alphabet.
The last words Of dying photographer,
'Now keep very still.
How can sailor be expected to pay sut
more when he has not got centre board.
The trouble about an open winter is that
too much cold we.ther Is apt to get In.
The two greatest smokers on this continent
Iare said to be Pittsburg and Mark Twain.
Man luvs chance 50 wen that he had rath-
or win 90 cents than earn dollars regular.
Josh Billings.
The New Orleans Picayune thinks II must
be bedtime In army circles, because oil the
cid officers are retired.
Whom married woman buys pug dog
for low price she gets bargain and her
husband sets something 70 boot.
A San Francisco paper excuses o certain
misstateme ont BY say ing that 1t was type.
graphlca, error in the manuscript.
You cannot cburn happiness out Of o chest
OF gold 1t will never come. You cannot make
unfading crowns Of FADING flowers.
An elephant travelling out West, whose
trunk Was rot checked, drank up oil the
water In the tender Of the locomotive, 20 that
the train was obliged to stop.
A La Croaae, Wis.,, minister praved fhr
these 'whe were smlttsn with iilne.s, and
those who have gone Ashing, and also
those too lazy to dress fer church.
The seasons tor 'ereens" Is coming, hs Ia |,
with sassss and vegetable trurk;
The festive eueamber viii bid us ts.ta
And TO hie spriag work viii buck.
The lively small boy will ! sep an .ye On
rhe Nlace summer mischiet to hassh.
Biding his time the war paint 10 dom
To Eiekeu the mush melen patch.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
L0eal Aftsrnaafh.
Bny the sunday Star.

The Wilmington Conference will me ee
at Lsves, on Wednesday the lGth inst
Sals Is recommended 90 an excel en-
garGls for throat Affections. Try IL.
Crippen has o large assortment o
seeds for sale at his tea store, No.
West Third street.
Remember that the Sunday Sta,
gives oil the the local news for half th.
price OF the Philadelphia papers.
Joseph K. Adams is spending a few
days st Asbury Park, N. j., In or ier TO
benefit his health.
Tune up your voice and stop cough
ing BY taking DR.. Balls Cough Syrup.
Price 2b cents.
Capt. Firman Laymau, an old and
respected Citizen Of Chesapeake City,
Nd, died suddenly, a few days ago, Of
heari disease.
asssrs. Storey & Shops have for sale
a oar load Of good horses at the stable
OF Il. Gibson in French Street below
Second.
De. J. &. Willis, Of FELTON,, lec.ured
in EIkton last Monday evening, On
Many things in general and sons
things In particular"
Flesh Brushes, Sick Gaps and Per.
tame AtomiAsrs sold at z. James Belts
a separate apartment for ladies'. Rn-
trance No. West Sixth street. Lady
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Tina Lazy a)NmRa.

The committee appointed to examine
the road aocouuts of Christiana hun
dred reported yesterday that there was
a balance Of 9S3e.34 due from the hun
drsd.
A Legislative Committee, composed
of Messrs. Wisr, Polk and Silver, was
appointed to confer with the attorney Of
the Levy Court in regard 10 needed
for this county.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Twnstea TrOwhlo.

John Haertel, Frsemont, ILL.,. says |:
Receive for that Golden Remedy, St.
Jacobs OIL, q thoussn thanks. l suf.
tered for many years with rheumatic
pains in my limbs, my legs were drawn
together, and people called me "erook.
d Ha,rtel." used St. Jacobs OIL
and was Cured, aud now feel so well
that I think I could dance as in my
young days."
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

r AIDES. COME TO lO3 EAST SIXTH
IL street and see our sugar, It will pay
you. Just think. evapersted peaches l8c n,
such as you pay SOC tor at other places; huck-
leberries loo can, raspbsrries lSc can. cans
apples 25c, gallon ctn peaches 2bc, rs
hnekleberri's ESQ, prunellas l4c b, seedlesa
cherries lSc b, pumpkins loc can, makes de-
est mead rice 100 b, raisins LOG .. Come and
see those Isrge tumblers Of French mustard
at l5c, worth 26o and don't forget this lob
lot OF tea at $50. Try Wier's Continental
coffee, tresh roasted every day, 2sc b. Flour
% And ~ barrel. Come and see our new
store. ranger Store. los Is. SIXTH street,
naFllteod TIN. WlER,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

AHEhiFF'S SALE.-By ytrtue q, a w,;,
~ OF LeVari Fscias t0 me cirected win ~
exposed TO public sale at the Hotel of Sam
gei Feacock, In Middlet0wn. ST C3aorgs.
I'D, New Castle County, lei. On
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF NJ arch 1881,
at2.so O'Clock, p. m,
The follow ng described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
ana frame dwelling house thereon. sitnare
ID the t0wn af Odessa, bounded by Sixth
street, ny lands OF the Msthodist parsonage
oy lands OF Mordecai DOughten and nv
iands Of Thomas CosgrIft as fol ows. 10 wit.
beginning at STAKE on the side Of Sixth
street being corner OF lands OF Ihos. Cjos.
Srl,s ana these premises, thence with
SAD sixth street north Az deEtees. east az
leet 10 stake corner of these premises and
lands OF the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
tnence south AZ degrees east lOi feet tn a
STAKE corner as OF last mentioned lands
ana IN line OF M. Doughten,s lands. .thance
WIN SAID DoUghten's laad5 south 42k de-
grees Wsst to ieet 10 a STATS in the said
DouGnten's line, corner OF lands OF lhos-
oSEfiit and these pranisas thengs with
we me % tne said tosgriTl's land, north
fI'a degrees west lt0 feet homo to the stake
ahh pace OF beginning C0arAinlIg within
NEE metss and hoRGde six thousand ca nare
ieoy OF iaHa DC tho Sane more or less. Book
a, Vol. 9, P6ge AS &C.
SEXES and taken In eXetuti1n as the prop-
erty oi Wlllla1n r. Croft and t. and to be-
soid Oy FhlIIP K NI.A *, Sheriff.
- htR'FF q NFFiSE, Nihnig .0n, March 8,
''7A' mar12
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
uaehOaa OfFalth.

At 3 meeting OF the Household o.
Faith, last night, James Parmsr and
James O'Neill were elected deaoons.
They will be ordained by Rev. George
&. Kramer on Friday evening, March
25th. ksy. P. G. Bowman, Of South
Carolina, will occupy the pulpit the
next two Sundays, during the absence
Of Mr.. Kramer. On the Goth inst, Mr..
Bowman will preach q special sermon
in the Opera House at three o'clock.
His subject will bs "Ths Nature Of Man
and the End Of Bvil," A collection for
the new church will then Be taken ap.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
TvyemeysFOnR1n Visit.

DR.. Darmon, of Philadelphia, will
make his Gath visit to our city, on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, and will
pass few days at 60S Market street.
Invalids wishing to consult him should
make q note Of this. II he had not been
reasonably successful In treating dis
ease he would not make his 24th visit
to our city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
A Purchase By G~neral Grant.

A deed has been left for record at the
Recorders ofios in Delaware county,
for City acres Of land in Radnof town
ship, adjoining the handsome property
being fitted up for the residence Of
George W. Childs, near Wayne station,
Pennsylvania railroad, which sets forth
that the purchaser is General U. 8.
Grant. General Grant has 0 property
adjoining Mr.. Childs at Long Branch.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
lHankfma,s Favortto Pills,

Dr.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
ecated) move the bowels easy bv acting d.
'tectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
|by promoting tho healthy action Of the iiver
n doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains In
'the riKht or lett side or through the limbs
indigestion, c0stiyeness, sicE stomach, weas
Roack, dixsinees, bad feelings through the
Dody aching limbs, bilt0uauess, general
Weakness and other bodily infirmities ore
|sured They positively Operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels cnsttve. A splendid, easy, purgative
md hver cure 20 cents and q . box. Main
ecpot, 4th and King sts. Philadelphia eOg
Arch street Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
snrew dness nud Ability.

Hop Rittsrs, so freely advertised in
all the papers, secular and religious,
are having Q large 50 o, aud are sup
planting all other medicines. There
- no denying the virtues Of the hop
olsnt, and the proprietors Of these Bit.
.rs have shown great shrewdness and
bility In Oompound'pg bittsrs whose
irtuss are 90 palpabls 10 every ones
observation.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
The WSsnfUaNw.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, March l2--
l 4. m.
Indications for saturdsy-For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear weather,
followed by increasing oloudiness, and
possibly rain, northerly. vsering to
sastsrly winds, stationary or lower
temperature, higher barometer in the
northern part.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
ANNIvER SA AsYsx sms IREs.
fhe Missionary Anniversary OF
sue scott N. u. &znday Schools
Interesting Exercises Re nderea.

fhe Missionary Anniversary q
sue scOtt N. E. Sunday Schools
Interesting Exercises Ron dere
| The Scott NJ. L. Sunday Schools oels
ersted their missionary anniversary
ass night. A great many people were
present. Phe church was artistioally
decorated with flowers, Gags and ever
green. The infant school occupied a
stage, which was reared above the pul
pit.
William Fl. Foulk presided. J. D
Ald:sd was musical director and George
w. Povick and MiSs Laara Foulk were
organists.
The exercises commenced with the
singing Of an anniversary hymn BY the
school. followed with prayer by Rev
l.. G. Matlack, P. X. The school next
sang "Rsap To day"
w. K. Johnson, the Secretary, Of
the afternoon school, reported as fol.
lows: Received during the year,
sl2S,2 %; number Of volumes in the Ii
brasy, 7S9; number received during
the year, 2s5; number Of scholars and
teashsrs, 344; average attendance, ITO;
uamoer of scholars In the infant do.
psrtmeut, 1853. The missionary offer
Ings OF the school amount TO $40.
The morning school made no report.
A. l. Boulay performed upon the cor
net and Miss M. Black and Miss L.
Barnes sang q duett.
These we're followed by infant school
exercises.
The following persons have died dur.
ing the year:
Laura Cannon, aged IS yeass; Jacob
c. Cole, aged IL years; Joseph Grffi th,
aged years. Memorial exercises were
performed by Rev. P. Fl. Rawlin's, and
wreaths, formed of immorselles, were
presented to the parents Of the dead
children.
The school sang Come Labor on
and an address was made by Rev. T. L. |
"Good News Comes O'er the sea''
was sung by the school and Miss Josie ,
Lock gave recitation.
A. |. BorlaY performed upon the
,crnet aud Miss Emma johnson sang
R seio.
After reports had been received from
'laa8es the school sang praise the
Lord"
Bouquets were presented to ]. T.
Parker, Lucy Barnes, w, T. Gallaher,
u. X. Justis, Daniel Brown, Laura A.
Eoulk, Lizzie Valentine, NJ. Brown and |
he teacher Of the Jalaes a. Garfield |
lass.
Packages we're gice2 to Lizzie VAL
3ntine and Daniel Brown.
Other gifts we're given rs follows: J.
B. kendell, Bihts, O3savia Ovens,
vase; W. T. GallAher, Aoral horse-
'hoe; Annie Hall, book; Hannah Tai
ey, picture, Thomas Wilson, hymn
book, Lizzie Valentine, motto; M.
Brown, plant; A. Black we'll, book and |
plant; Nj. Brown, basket Of flowers;
Lucy Barnes, book; W. H. Foulk, gold |
pen; P. H. Rswlins, wax harp covered
With glass vase, the teacher OF the
James A. Garfield class, book.
The exercises concluded with the
ioIology and bsnedicsion. The latter
was pronounced by Rev. Il. Davis, pas
!oE Of EpwoTth NJ. X. church.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves.

Should you desire nice cook or par.
lor stove. call upon Milton s. Shippers,
No. Ill West Eighth street. He has 6
ans stock. His parlor stoves are being
sold at redRoed prices. He also has
wooden and tinware, etc., for sale. His
store is open every evening during the
week until nine o'clock. On Saturday
evening II does not close until ten
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Handsome In sruess.

Charles L. Parke No. Is Rast Third
street, has lately fu tnished handsom
set OF coach harness for a liveryman ip
this city. A large assortment Of hand
made harness, trunks, travelling bags
and Meats foot oil on hand at reason
able prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Tho @ixth.

Wayne MacVssgh is the sixth Al
tornsy General from Pennsylvania IL
the Nation Cabinets. His five pre6e
csssors were W lillian Bradford. wht
served under Washington from l794 to
1895 Richard Rush, under Madison
from 1914 to 1917 Henry D. Gilpin, un-
der Van Bursn, from l640 to lS4i ;
jeremiah s. Black, under Buchanan,
from 1857 to 1860 ami Edward NJ. Stan
ton, also under Buehanan-succe cceeded
Iudgs Black--who served frsm 1850 TO
1891
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
EzalAkt@.

Ifyou live In districts whore you are
subject to malaria, you should keep
your liver and kidneys in perfect Or
der, that they may throw 1t off. The
great prsve tive is the celebrated Kid
ney-Wort. Use 1t whenever you are
ocnstipated or billions, and you will
never have q touch of the chills.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
EmaROFt@mes

That every person intending to re-.
paint or paper their houses should
know that A. P. Jackson & Bro, who
have just opened store at 5l5 Tstnall
street. will do your work in the best
manner, at short notice aud cheaper
than the cheapest. Give us call and
be convinced.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
WuAr 0, MAusxEs This IL the all

WuAr o. MAssSEi This Il the sll
psrpls1inF question to the Republicans
in the organization Of the Senate. New
er did Wellington ct the battle Of Wa.
ter loo look mere anxiously for tbs COM
ing Of B!uchsr, than do the Republicans
for some certain indications that Ma
hone will vote with the Republicans In
the organisation Of the Senate. The
willy yirginian keeps his counsel bat II
Ia confidently believed that he will
come 70 the aid Of the Republicans jsst
abou, the une he Ia needed, just as
Blucher came to the aid Of Wellington
when he was needed at Waterloo. But
II Malone does NOT come to the AID Of
the Republicans, what thenf Then the
Democrats will organize the committee,
that is ali.