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Molly Maguires Arrested.
UNIoNTowN Pa, August 18th
Five Molly Maguires were arrested
to-day on suspicion of the murder
of Maurice Hawley.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-13

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-25
OUR LITTLE GIRL.

"Oh, mamma, mamma, it's half past eight
Where arc my rubbers? l shall be late;
And where is my pencil2 know just where
laid it down, but it is not there.
Oh. here is my bag, with my books all right
I'm glad that my lessons were learned last
night.
And now I'm off-here's kiss-good-by,
And out of the door see her fly.
l stand at the window and watch her go,
Swinging her school bag to and fro,
And / think of a little girl knew
A long way back. when my years were few;
And the old red house beneath the hill
Where she went to SCHOOL, see it still.
And make for the child little moan,
For her face, through the mist, is like my own.
The hours go by-it is half past two,
And here comes Nell with her schoolmate, Sue;
They had their lessons; they both were five.
There are no happier girls alive.
They laugh and shout and to and fro
Through every room in the house they go.
The music teacher will come at four,
But they can play for an hour or more.
1t is evening now, and, with look sedate,
Our little maid, with her book and slate,
Comes into the room. We chatter and read,
But she to be perfect must work indeed.
No need to be talking in days like these
or the early birds and busy bees,
There's work enough, and (dont you tellD
There's quite too much for girls like Nell.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-25
Claims for Pensions.
THE COMMISSIONER GIVES SOME INsTRUc-
TIoNs RELATIVE TO THEM.

1t is somewhat alarming to learn from
the Commissioner of Pensions that there
are 40. 900 cases on file in his office
waiting preliminary information as to
service from the War Department, and
that the number is increasing at the
rate of 100 a day. The Commissioner
has issued circular in relation to these
claims, in which he says: In proving
your claim the following points must be
established either by the records OF the
War Department or other testimony !:
First, that you were in the military ser
vice as alleged in your application sec !.
ond, that you were disabled for the
performance of manual labor or as re-
suit of said service as alleged third,
the extent or degree of your disability
from time to time from its incurrence
down to the date of the settlement of
your claim.
Upon the second and third points OBJ
serve the following: First, make your
own statement under oath of your
place or several places of residences and
what was your occupation for five years
next preceding your enlistment and
since your discharge to the present
time: also full and circumstantial his
tory of your disability and of its incur
renee from the time it first appeared,
mentioning all medical treatment and
the names and residences of your ply
sicians, and which, if any of them have
died. If you have suffered from any
acute or other disease since your dis
charge, when, what was it character and
violence, and by whom were you treated
for the same. State also whether you
have performed any manual labor since
discharged; what kind, and whether at
any time You have been prevented by
your disability from following your usual
occupation, how often and for what
periods. Second, you should furnish
the best evidence attainable to estab-
lish the fact of having incurred your dis
ability in, or that it was the result of,
your military service and also to show
its extent or degree from time to time
since its incurrence or development.
Further instruction is given as to the
testimony of witnesses, and the prepa-
ration of the papers. The circular con-
cludes:
If additional evidence should be
necessary upon any point you will be
notified of the further requirements,
and until then inquiries by you or in
your behalf will not advance the adj.
| justment of your claim, but on the
other hand by increasing the Office cor
respondence will tend to delay its settle
ment.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-25
TIME AND TIDE.
A clear brook sparkled in haste along,
And the little child who sported by

A clear brook sparkled in haste along.
And the little child who sported by
Heard sweetest notes in the ripping song
That trilled its notes where the crosses lie
Trouble and grief were yet unborn,
That was the song of life's glad morn.
A schoolgirl passed by the gurgling food
Which kissed the stones at her active feet,
And the song 1t sang was glad and good,
AS she bounded over light and fleet,
Singing in turn her childish lay;
That was the song of a later day.
A maiden walked by the brooklet's side,
And heard the song of the silvern stream
Fair, and soon to become bride,
Every impulse golden dream;
Heard no echo of sin or strife,
Naught but the sweetest psalm of life.
A woman passed by the brooklets side,
Walking in sorrowful grief alone,
Hearing means in its turbid tide
Echoing those her life had known;
Changed the sound of its restless ruin,
Life had reached to the hight of noon.
Aged and bent a woman roamed,
Bowed with burdens and creasedwith care;
Over its rapids the water foamed,
Fierce and swift from its woodland;
Sadly she listened, then wept and sighed,
Life drew near to its eyentide.
Once again did she come that way,
All her beauty and brightness hid,
Fair face furrowed and hair turned gray,
Shelferel under a coffin's lid
Wind and and water in dirges blend,
Life was over, and this its end.
Still the brook in its restless flow,
Chants its anthems or murmurs low.
Just as II did in the long ago.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-25
Plain, Straightforward Answer.

Lawyers who demand precision IN 9
witness sometimes get it with interest
Farmer Marston, of Norway, Me-, riding
one day in his one-horse wagon, rar
over and killed one of Sam Pingree's
pigs.
Pingree sued him, and at the trial Of
the case one of Marston's witnesses was
Uncle Tim Smith, good old soul-as
honest as the day is long-truthful and
simple hearted, albeit a little inclined tc
tell big stories of his own exploits. Un'
Gle Tim had seen the whole thing-had
seen the pig run under the horses feet,
coming very near throwing Marston's
team into a complete wreck. Holden
! took his witness in hand to cross-exam-
inc him.
CHOW. see here, Mr.. Smith. We want
none of your s'7Oosin's-none OF your US
or 6uts but / want You to give plain,
straightforward answers to my ques'
tons. Now, then. Give your atten-
ton you saw Mr.. Marston-the de-
PENDANT in this case-driving his car
riage past Mr.. Pingree's dwelling ?"
"No, sir -
"What You did not declare under
OATH"
"NO, sTRr"
"What You did not see Mr.. Marston
driving past Mr.. Pingree's dwelling"
"Yes-I did :"
"Your honor - exclaimed Holden,
turning TO the Justice with fire in his
eye and a thunder-cloud upon his
BROW
| But the Judge did not allow him to
finish.
"Confine yourself to the witness, Mr..
Holden. Evidently he knows what he
is talking about.
Then, boiling with wrath, the peppery
lawyer returned to the witness, who
stood as calmly cool and serene as an
autumnal morning in harvest time.
Witness !" will ask You once more.
Did not you tell this court in your di.
rect testimony that you stood near, and
were looking on, when Mr.. Marstor
passed my clients house ?"
eyes, sir,-I did.
"And no,0, sir, what was he driv
ing?"
New HAVEN Register: - "Grea
changes are noticed in the game of mar
bles. When you were boy, if yol
recollect, the idea was to 'knuckl
down and try to shoot so as to hit tn
commons in the ring. That's all gon
by now. The game now consists of vel
ling, and the boy who has the quickes
yell wins the most marbles. This
why half dozen boys playing marble
under your window reminds you of tn
tremendous effect of the grand chorus
Wagner's 'Nibelungen Trilogy.
MONEY is getting to be drug on til
market, and the United States Treasur
is the biggest drug store of the kind
| the country
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Marriage and death notices inserted free.
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LITTLETON DENNIS. sncw HIN. Nd
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ATLANTIC HOTEL.
CLATE ESGLrsHs,)
CHINCOTEAGUE ISLAND, VA.
WI. MATTHEWS CO. ProprietOrs.

WI. MATTHEWS CO, Proprietors.
The undersigned beg leave TO inform their
friends and the general public that they have
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Large airy rooms. Home comforts.
Fine Sea and Pav Fishing, Cunning and
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the Injuries Of the season.
Pleasure boats If all kinds. guides, fishing
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the use Of guests.
First-class Bar attached. Choice wines,
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Passengers for ChincOteague connect with
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EDWARD B. BATES,
- (Late of Baltimore Barr
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELO R-AT-LAW.
Snow Hill. Nd.
Office opposite Court House, adjoining the
Post Office.
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The Democratic Messenger.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
LJTTLETON DENNIS. Proprietor
AT sAOw HILL. WORCESTER co., mo.
Subscription. 81 Year in Advance.

Liberal arrangements made with clubs.
the county.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A DIAL P. BARNES.
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw

NJ IOhNE -A1-Is wv.
Ofice opposite Court House, Snow Hill. MI.
win visit Pocomoke City every Saturday.
Strict attention given TO the collection OF
claims
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CLAYTON J. PURNELL,
~ ATTORNEY LAW

Office opposite Court House, Snow Hill, Nd.
Strict attention given to the collection OF
claims. VIII visit Berlin on the second Satur-
day OF every month.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-25

We suppose clap of thunder may be
called weather report"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-25

EDWARD ID. MARTIN.
~ ATTORNEY
ONCE opposite Town Hall, Berlir. Nd.
Special attention given to the collection OF
Gains.
, 1881-12-22

dptetal Dtspaseh to Tbs ch,edaa T1h,ins.
WAs11lNaTox, y. G., ;Dec. 2t.-The lndl-
ana assignments are ,tlcso. figuring with tho
Republicans: IIellinan, District OF Coluul-
bin, Expenditures in Treasury Department;
Druwfe,' Chairman Of Invalid Pensions;
Pcelle, Post Offices and Post-Roads, Ctnims;
Pierce, District ofr Columbia; Orth, Chair
man Of Clyit.Sorvlca" Reform, Rules, For
eign AfFatrs: Do 1otte, Publlo Buildings.
Public Expenditures; 6taele, Military At
fairs, Expenditures III War Department,
Pensions: CalkIns, Chairman Of Elections,
Mines and Mining.
INDIANA DEMocRArs.. -.
Cobb, Public 'Lnnds, Mileage; Ht0clsshlager.
Manufactures; Holman, War CIailna. Orth
In greatly dissatisfied with bis assignment
and bo has good reason to be- He Ia the only
Republican mombcr In the present nauso OF
the entlra 140 who has over suryed Us Chair
fan Of t'lls committae In Congress. lie WA
ton years OH the Foreign, Affairs Committee.
Ile was for two years Chairman Of 1t, und,
during that time, lie adjusted thes entire
Consular system, ard the bill by whlcl, this
was ttonB ls now known rs tha Orth bll1. ua
represented his country abroad. and is now
made second an the Foreign Affairs COM
mites, whSra Mr.. Williams, Of Wisconsin,
wlio served Under hin fn the Forty.ttfth and
WIS not lupMber nf the Foreign Affairs
Culnm1ttee at I'LL In tho last Cnngress, IL 1nade
Chairman Of tho committee. 'a[r. .Orth sent
to the Speaker tostay, whan the committee
WINS read. q note protesting ngainst tho wrong
done hi.n and ILLS people. Tlere Is a report
that Me. Orsil will decline service on this
committee.
, 1881-12-22
FINANCE,

Spfttdi D3SD4tth to Iht Chtta10 1ftbuns
WAsuryoroN. ,p. c.. Dec, a1,-The com.
mittees on Banking aid Currency and, on
Coinage, although The Uuairmen Of hoth ~
them arc )larl-n,ol,cy, .snglc.staudard man.
arc committees tho majority Of wh1cb viii
not be in harmony wifi tho rscotnmendatLm
OF tho Administration with respect tn zIIvar
certificates and,tl,e silver tol1ur 'rherc oro
many new n,eIl In tllo Banking md Cnrrcury
Committee, but tt1nso who wpru consnltet
In tho organization Of th1s cnumItte,,
say that ! Ctam will ba o,tvotrd m
many Vital points; The Banking and c,lr.
ro,,cy Committ.u. fins for ity Chairman NJ
CraDo, or Massaehuset,s, lie fs an Eostprn m
atnglt.stanlard, dintt-sliycr-io,Iar n,on. b,t
tho majority Of t}le comlu[ttee. It IA said hy
Those who ara familiar with fts orran,7a,
tton. faynr TIM si1ver tit,,tar. and VIII h. r,so.
1utely uuuosed To tlla attack uuan thu cur,
rel,cy by tho recommendations Of tin A,I.
mintstratiop. Smith, of Illinois. nlthourb
llc hns introduced 1 bill to retjre lie siIyy.
dollars, did not do tllis In any hostility T.
the silver dollars. but beca,1ss he beIieya
that =
SILVER CERTIFICATES,
which he would Issue in pl.cs Of these dol.
lars. would be more convenient currency.
He further announces Himself us radical
, 1881-12-22
WAYS AND MEANS.

- sps;:as us.54sea u 1;ns Ua.eaos 1s.attn4.
WASHINGTON, d. g., Deq. a1.-rhe COM
mittee Which will excite the mUBt comment
IL the Committee on Ways and Meana.. It is
comultttee wh!eh Is likely to favor q .ad-
ica,ly high protective tariff, and ,wiiero
oven the commission plan ls likely 4to tlnd
few trlends.,' Tl!uro never hui. been eos,.-
mlttee 50 strongly organized, ln tho Interest
Of ,.Alsh,:,,' tarlit stqtaaa;; the J: days Of
the, Af4ffs]l tatlG !. and:1 ,thoi committee
could du> not. buys "a; besll Il, psore radically
protection had 1t Apen selected BY Thad Stu
Vells. Tlare are Three uenbers frQn rPenn-
sylyan!n, two Republicans una one Dp,no-
crat, oil pronounced in favor uf' protection.
The reveiiue-ref0rm elemunt in the Kepub,
lean party Is without representation on this
Committee; unless Kasson may be considered
tn represent the Views Of That school; but It
was claimed, In the 6poakorship campaign
that l,ia yieWs Ind undergone some change,
or had been misunderstood,. and that be
ought not to be opposed, Il. aven In
Pennsylvania, OIL account of a,iy opinions
he may hold on the tariff question. AS to
the Democrats, Speer, OF Georgia, as well ms
Randall, Ia sal1 to lean towards protection,
so TINT In point ,,of fact there arc but three
ne6 III tho co,nna!t.ee-!:rueker, Car.lsls, and
Morris0n-who Rre 0pposu4 to high tariff,
while Tucker himself In tho last two Con-
grasses hps. tnken pains 10 sae to, It tnat
sun1acl,, d commercial production Of Wiz
RiniR, should rocsiye very muci moro than
Incidental protection. Tho cnl,mlttee, fl
ahurt, ia one from. which the proteut,onlsts
hayo nothing to fear. -, = .;;"'-
-. a'KrNLEY, OF ONO, -
fayors a modification OF the tariA, and be-
, 1881-12-22

spteiat Dtsnateh Ia Tx Cateaao 1stoans.
WAsuINaToH. D. c. Dec 9l.-Ttu Com:
inittea on Elections has leon chosen Wit,
speclal, view to thorough work In thu matter
OF the numerous cases Ut, contest from tho
South. Its CEair,1aM-Calkias, Of indiana
has buclla, member OF THAT committee 1t, two
Congresses md Ia IN enthusiast On the sub
tects which WILL be- before tic committee Eh!s
winter, ua has assoqiatod with him so'no
strong Republican lawyers, atnouE them
judge RaulBy, OF Dostou. Pettlbone, Of Ten
nessae, q Southern Republican who has SUI
fored froM bullduzing, will be an able ns"
s1stant.: panl, OF Virginia, one Of sha lse'
adjuster1, ls on this committee, as Is
Jones, Of Texas one Of tho men who Is coa-
eldered as l!!sely to lead q now movement III
the Southwest, and. Wh0 will be ths lh0e.
pendeut candidate for Governor tn the 1fsSs
ca.npaign. Hazelto,,, OF Wisconsin. Will not
be lanient to the Southern tlssue.ballot'boX'
suffers, n0r will tha hard.lleaded lawyer.
Walt, Of Connecticut, nor Thompson, VI
Iowa, and olleof the most radical opponents
which tho Dourbons will have ll msIss
efforts to retain = y
-. =, CHALMERS, or slIss1ss1rrt, =,
and Wheeler, of AlabanIa, IN tllesr seats w'
b. Joiics, OF Texas, Indepe 1dent GresnoacS.
az, Indeed, tho Democrats clalln that they
really haYa but four votes on thls colnlnitteo
OF htteeH.:: They eAytasnly can lot rely w't!s
any confidence upon the Virginia Readjast
era nor tue Toxas Or Missouri independents
and tie prediction that, willis the Republic
mis- now haye one Less than q majority, o.
fore tho new year1s TAR advanced that major
lty will bec0naluefRbly iMGroasel' ny tne e,i'
,Et,f
, 1881-12-22

Knocked Down anA Robbed syhilo 1sa.:

hllotHe1 l3oWh 0nN Robbed While E4s'
coritaIg y RrlsuIlGr 10 tho urpot,
SpseIal Dtspateh 10 Ihs Ealsaso Irlbuns.
DECATUR H., peu al.--I.ast night at about II
o'clock. ~hi!o 4. ". DuG, Depu,y- -3herir Ut
cAss County, s1tchlaan, wHs pn hia 1uy IL ttls
depot wiki Il prtso,tur nuucl q. y. Heck In e,la.
toAy, ha was approached fruns 'beufnd by two
tneu un4 knt,okcd Ee,lsaess to tho gruund.
Nheh lhitf raWer1tl consciousness hts pristltIer
poekeths.ok nad l!uea atuleu3 Thu htx,k, whIch
eontainsA yuluabtY pspsts, Was found near tho
scone OF tbs assault by u !abarur thlB tnornnxt
ber,l r.'tntullled ut tarcullua, Mich, four Y4ur
ugo uutt's hume Ia VI DoWAyluc, Mich.
, 1881-12-22
ENN8YLVANTA. =
suE Is GRILL SOLID FOR KEtTEK.
ntAt ~


spsetat Dtspateh to 1ns Cateado Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Dec. 2i.--PennsYlvn-
mia, by turning over lor savonteen 1sepub-
llcan VOTES to Keller, secured his election to
tho Spcakerslllp, n1ld, In tho organization OF
tho committees today, TIC StAte received an
ample reward. pat,nsylvanltl gcts four
Chatrmanships. three positions on tho Ways
md Means C0lnn1fttee-places whlcl! are nj.
most equal to Chalrmahs',fps- in atldl-
tlon, the Statu ID represented ON every I'M.
portant committee. A noticeable fnct In
connection with. tho distribution vi the State
representations tho treatment Of Dayne; the
only Republican III tho dulegation who hold
out from tho conference ut which Cameron
turned tho state delegation over from Ills.
cock to Keller. /. !"
uAYNE, ~.
who is now 8orylnR his third term In Con-.
grsss, aud who last spring was prominent,
candidate for thu United States Senate, gets
a minor position on tho Culamitteo on. NIL.
itary Affairs and tho Committee OH Atilitla,
whllu Brumn, n new arcenbnck mrnber
from Pennsylvania, who did 20 Into The
conference ala supported ;Keltcr. Is given
positions on the Coll,Mltteo on Banking and
Currency and OIL the Revision OF tho Ltws.
Following ID d list Of tho Republicans OF thu
State, with tho committees to which they
have been assigned: r.. =.
KErunLICANs.
Bingham, Chairman OF Post-Ofllces and
rost-Roatls, bltnss and Mining; O'Netll. Ap-
preparations, Expenditures In Navy Depart
mui,t; Kelley. Chairman OF Ways and Muais;
uarntur, Naval Affairs, Pacific Railroads,
Expenditures in Navy Department; Ward,
Commerce, Mileage; Gottsclalk, Agriculture,
, 1881-12-22
RANDALL GETS MORE THAN 7
i. > ikEpul3I.IUAN3.. :.

IlANUALL UETa NVHE IIEN" s13
AEPuDl1uANs.
ss.eta} ntspa1sA 70 1As Chicago 5ftSt."s'
WASHINGTON. q. e., Dec. al'-o!pss"fo !s n.
Keifsr wsur to i,ls home Ut 6pslnsas.a, "s,,,e IA =.
tonight, quits tired out BY tha pss1h Kim :
whfct, has bean brought to bear upoA Am,
while TO has besn making ub TUG lls' W W.
, 1881-12-22
New York and Chicago, Leading The
Trade Of The World, Left Off
the Commerce.
The Financial Committees, However,
Reasonably Favorable to the
Silver Dollar.
Rather Unhappy Evidences Of Keifer's
Gratitude 10 Pennsylvania, Wis.
consfn, and California.
Proceedings Of Senate and House, with
Adjournment to Jan. 6-star
Routes-Spalding. ri
KETFERsS COMMITTEES.
THE TEELiy9 LAST N101tT..

+ \
THE rEEI,yo LAST NIGHT. ~.
spsesai Di.rasea to 1n4 uhseaao Trtbuns.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Dec. 3t.-A Speaker Is
seldom pronounced successful III ttla se1ec-
tlon uf his committees OH the day Of their nl,-
nouncelncnt, ami Speaker Keller Is receiving I
the usual> congratulations froln thoso who
arc satisfied, and tlla rather warm conde,ll-
nation of those who aro disappointed. A
careful examination Of the list Will show
that The obligations of Spcakorship cntn-
paign aro numerous md exactlng, and that
the result oftui, Is that small mun nro put In
1arge places, willis lnu,l Of long, service. and
distinguished ability nrc left In retirement
alld In ,tnin,portant places. There are so'lo
notable instances Of this III the committees at,-
nounced today. perMapsno more. however,
tIlan are usual. for tho tine has yot to cons
when committees arc framed in accordance
with TIC merits, abilities, and experience Of
the members coultuslnx them, anu wien a
Speaker enters upon tho important work OF
organizing the committees without having
pIetlges. Very few of the u,e1ubcrs arc as
yet inclined to express their opirioi, bn tho
organization OF the committees, prefertfnE to
walt Il tlay or two and make careful analy-
sis OF the list before; placing themselves on
| record. Tlose who 10 give any opinions on
tha snhtctt cont,n" thomselvea nrlncInniIy n
tha ctf,..t NJ, cnrtoii, lncoiittss d,,tl te tr.at
,,,snt t,f ceriatn ,ir|cea.intfs. ,",,!'t :",'I,*
A puoMtrryr vEsTrt,r Representative
sa,d this afternoon. VII n :, vnrv strnn,,, ami
| unsuttsfactory oronn,zntfon. WhIln tt,a west
hns not muci, reason to complnIr or nom
| renrrse,,tation In Chutrmanshins. mr. nyrn
in lnportont nlnces Of, the yar1n,s cot,,nit.
tees. It > cannot be- gnld to hive leon
, 1881-12-22


-x~
Thursday: DECEMBE IL /,
=-====---.@4=l-
pou,. hlnsscd hv tim nncakcr M n Democrat.
.,lons ,,rt On Intn flrfr rnuc,scs nni wifi ba
IIkcIv m tn,o win thn I1cnnhlfrai,s IN haany
contested caac.. 't.npr,, e m,tch uns,tp nhuut 4
the Conlmiltco on Commerce, Townsend
nud h,s friends wrro greatly dissatisfied,
Tho friends Of Henderson. OF Illinois, my
lle plonld have lad it but henderson, Is
satisfied with the Craftsmanship OF the Mill
tary t}fu1nItten.
',.,afuroHErtcA1ty, 80.
tho committees. aro made I'M solely in tho
public Interest afniwitf tho Idea OF 1tntss
controlling all 'sclcctEaus., In prncl(cp, tho
first ulunlont 10 control Il tue reward Of those
wl,ose cotnbina.lnns elected nz,a apcaker; svc-
ondly, tho claiins which mclnberB Gilayo from
length OF service; mud tastIy, special; IT.:
ness fur particular places and tho edn-
oral intorust~ I, rhcse aro not rules:
or customs which, Spenkcr Kefter originated,
but wll!ci, have long existed, and Il, The fol-
lowing of whlai,, Iie. Is simply treatltng tho
beatuM path. II Is wcil-kllown' thGt ut tho
Inst moment In tile Spcnkgrallfp contest
-, nos cAMruoy ArreA nrp,
m TIM sceno and .mrncd tho Pafnsvlvan,a
dntorntion. whicT WA suunosetl Il, be- npnriy
sot.,l f,,r Mr. H1scork. uyor Ia Gan, Keller,
tlhio nr churae atnnfI soIIdly t,v him. IA lid
Wisconsin. md. TIM Pacific Cuast nlun,burs
gnter.d tho conte,k ytgorous!y and obtaluetl
mnnv yofes fur thrlr candidate. The
work tof Mr. Cameron was regarded,
ns tha dccI,tve work. Mr. Nohcson. OF
Nrv; j t,rsev. becnrnn h]s representative. and
II hns hpcn wall knu,yn fur n we'll. TINT. I,o
Inns l,pe,, the mn, whose influences has been