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Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
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The American Machani. net IN
semi-aBnuSl session LAST nj hit in Q. L.
A. N. hall, Gswthrop'5 Building. The
order was reported In bouri5liHg COZ
&itiea.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

Ali Of the cells in the City Nall,
Just now, are empty. There were no
hearings last night nor this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

nor RENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE
house with all modern Improvements.
at 2l2 West street. Apply to ]. j. MUR.
Ray, G3 W. Second street. fsbl8tss
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11

what the Legislature Did at this
mOrnfng's Brief session.

4 "NM@b 1@U AUH kbhAk@EO hAu ~ AA L
mornings Brief session.
special Correspondent oil the Republican.
i DOVER, Feb. 11--As is usual on Fri
days the House met at 9 O'Clock thi
morning and the Senate commence,
work half hour earlier, An unusus
amount OF business was done in shor
tMe.
TIE House
Proceedings are as follows: Mr.. Ora
ham called up for its third reading snG
1nsl passage the act divorcing Laura
+. Drake from her husband On Mr.
Bfadford's motion it WAS postponed un
til Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Bradford gSve notice Of an act to
incorporate the Penn Loan Association
No. Of Wilmington, and Of an act in
relation to evidence.
Mr.. Robinson introduced a remon.
STRANGE from Joseph Teas Company and
800 others OF Wilmington against the
passage OF the Delaware Western bill.
Mr.. Register called up for a second
reading his act amending the act to
regulate expenditures of the New
Castle County Levy Court and moved
that it be referred to the Revised Stat
ntes Committee. mir. Townsend o.
iec;ed as the bill interests New Castle
County alone aud no New Castle
member hsd been consulted.
He therefore asked it be referred to
special committee OF New Castle mem
bers. Mr.. Bradford, being chairman OF
the Revised Statutes committee, was ex-
cu'ed from voting. Mr.. Registers mt
on was adopted by strict party
vote.
Mr.. McNiel introduced an act in re!s-
ton to the Wharton Branch Canal Ila.
provement Co.
Bills were read second time as fol.
lows; In relation to meetings Of Z L..
W Court; incorporating the Kiamensi
Mill Company; stock laws for Districts
IS Mes Castle and Is Sussex counties. !
THE senate
proceedings were as follows:
The following bills we're introduced
aud read
By Mr.. Belts, an act to amsud an act
entitled an act to incorporate the Front
ard Union Street Railway.
BY MIR. PennewilI, al &C! authorizing /,
the execution Of deed Of the real es-
tate OF Henry Liebermau.
By Mr.. COoch, an act to incorporate ,
the New Castle Lean Association, of ,
New Castle.
The Joint committee on that part of
.he Governors Message relating to the Z
uudiDg Of the State debt, reported t
dill. 5
Rule IA was suspended. tbs bill read r
second time by title and FIVE hundred a
opies ordered to be printed.
The following bills passed
The act incorporating the Alderman "
library Society of Delaware College. h
The act authorizing the Town Com II
lisaioners Of oesfQrd to sell marketlh
pace.
Inc ac! relating to certain public Of
Dads in st. Georges and Red Lion hun, 81
reds WAS read second time. h
The act to incorporate Holliswood d
cemetery Of Harrington, was read q I,
3cond time and referred to Committee y
. Corporations. n
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
kweea IIarinats NLdcr.

hone made country mineemeat, caow
chow, etc, at Go0djns'S, corner Third
and Jefferson.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
FOURTH EDITION.
LKaIsLATURR PRsCKKsINa az,


; Specially reported for the Republican.
DevxK, Feb. 10.
EousE-APTRNOoE sRsEoE,
Many petitions, aggregating 70Ot
, names, asking the passage Of the local
option bill we're presented.
Mr.. Bradford presented q petition
/ signed by Thomas Holcomb and Others
asking the passage of the Delawar,
Western Rhilrsad bill.
] The act TO amend Chapter 37S, Vol
ume ii, Laws of Delaware, to allow to
Attorney General to administer oath
e lsewheTe than in Court was passed.
Mr. Robinson, from the Committee on
Corporations, reported bill to rein
corporate the town OF Milton.
The insurance resolution was taken
mp and passed without debate by a vote
OF eleven TO nine.
Senate bill to vacate portion Of
Water street, in the city OF Wilmington
was passed.
The bill in relation 10 offanses against
too persons OF individuals, was report
ed favorsbly, but referred back to the
committee as it did not, in the minds Of
some members, fix penalty high
enough.
The bill to amend Section :, Revised
Statutes, making the terms Of Levy
Courtmeu commence on the first Tues
day in February, was reported back
again to the House with an amendment
making the terms commence on tho
frat day in February, next following
the election. 1t was opposed by MIR.
PilliDg. Messrs. Bradford and Ieeis-
ter could see nothing Questionable to
the bill. 1t was passed by the follow
ing votes:
Ays'~-Rra3for3, Graham, Wood
keeper, EIiason, Jones, Mathews, Rob. |
inson, MoNiel, Tomliuson, TN. VIII |
ltsms, Moore, VanBprkelow, Register, |
Cshsll, stsyton, Mr.. Speaker--lt.
Asys--Eastburu, Filling, SEayne,
Townsend, Il. WilIiamg,-2.
The bill for the sale OF the Porter
zeal estate for the benefit Of The poor Of
Aent county was passed.
The Senate bill to supplement the
!ot incorporating the purchasers Of the
Wilmington & Western Railroad was
Introduced by Mr.. pil!ins and read
rst time. Three hundred copies were
rdered to be printed.
The ssna.e bill taxing telegraph
oies in Wilmington vas reported oyI
as Committee on Revised Statutes
nth an amendment including tele.
hone poles. The amendment was
dopted and the I'LL was passed uuspi-
lously.
The bill ameniing the act for add.
onal terms Of court in New Castle -
'un'y was passed.
The Special Committee reported back ,
De bill in relation to fish, oysters and
ams with su eldments which were
ai.
The bill was then postponed until
luTSday next a. 10 O'clock.
sBNArR-APTERYooz SESSION.
a petition from the incorporalors Of
g AiddletoWn and Blkton K. K. pray.
s certAin amendments 70 their
larter were read and referred TO the
mmittae on corporations. (The amend 10
ents contemplate, !, reduction Of the -
amber OF shares subscribed from two 4
lndred to 100 shares 2, the num- =
r OF directors from nine TO FIVE; 3. ="
change the route rs may appear
, 1881-02-24

C0nklng ne ta1 snnntor's best friends cMn hone,
hccai,eo Iic recognizes tho slua ut hla great
services during tho 1nd'RnH and tho general
campaign. la tns l,ccu firm front tho very first
In tho t,c!lof TINT It wnilli not 10 host ta p1aco
ut the hcnd of the Treasury department n
man who ias ,lcatt in Government securities.
ffe hns repeatedly RECALLED thu wnr4s bf tho lntc
immaculate Fnthcr Of his country In that re-.
Rarsl. item finr'cld explained his position ~ to
That matter fully md frnukiy tn Senator TDnk.
ling. What hMppotct3 when Garfield nni fuaGcr
wctc costtctf together fiaracIl and F0iscr k,lnw.
atiil they won't tell, and y0H mug safely venture
to wager stna!l amount that tho sturdy Chief
Justtcc Of tho cot'rs OF Appeals Of New York
Will conttnuc to press the Albanian Wonaack,
md will never bo cslicd OIL to
ct'unt tho shtkics Of tho United statrs
TREASURY: In nthcr words, neither Levi +. Mnr.
tno. who y gnite Likely t., l,e hnnnre s!.h bx
o n The "'r csiast e F:ss Se.So4 S! f VIII
thuuxht Of l'y ,ue,. f;nrieli for Postmaster.
New York Clty. What Zen. uurtinltl aAl,l tr I'LL
r Ecs.s r,s ss''tnr VT, I;k!F ;ns tyr n,. know
hcne!llc. c'imll1assant. nnd rc;.+or,ll,le fnug,
M1aenal,'o t. nrxllmr,,t uni full s co,oI sen..
To n' nano ." sxny MorE.n Ha. besn ts!ke"t
;s % IT, T. # s,r,y " A!aS sss; s rsie sse
s ssd fs - Gte nSs q ~" III S fss S ,aSs '
=! Srw. Ut indInna, tus tte U6stal 6eo IL Ills
bonnet, and faules to hotd tho Postal
Eorttollo 1t Is considered srtttctl thut .nItser
jn tho Gatin"s.--not tbIt Indiana
hnes mot ,lrscrvc II, but where ts
lin rlnnf New int hIg enough, lfarriton Is In
tho SENATE and It wt,.Id liz (uIly 10 take Cos.
poTtcr irtn tho Statc.llonac. IT Is cer,nin t!iit
Hob Lincoln Will tv II u,elnbcr of the Cabinet.
nensl. .lot1n II. Iur. bitt largely tO culictltnte
ahl cltnch Senator pnvs. In G!tsstss. u Cabinet
schtine IL suggested. Gut II ntlt Antl nasto It
sonswhars f6r reference, It Ia n. fnltnws:
Secretary q statc. Jar,e+ G. I!Ininc; Secretary
q tle 1'rGnsuEs. .un!e Western man;
Secretary ut War. Rt1bcrt t.!Hcna: Postmaster.
t:eH.rnl. chMrlc4 Foster: Atturnry-ti tirttrul.
Wayne Mactrigh: Minister to El.Kland, Levi
, 1881-02-24
ITEMS.

Nrw Yonr. Feb. a1-Thn,nne Smith oY
r,-onl.,,., ,,ns ,rrot,r,,,,, T.. "o,,r. +a,;,,.
n,n r,,,,,, ,.,,,, .rst,,. -, IT, ,r,.aro,i a,.
,''';,a. C,.,tt,, ~ l., o.,.",n,. H.. ~ .c,
i"pn"s ol',it'., w :" s%us'ns nm W o'e'-
tax HIS sttel'Rtlt III wasRlllg III the twenty
lot1f-!ioHr so-as-Sotl-plei.se il!it&e!t. Lie boy
!lAd covered lil'letS-eleht A!l!ts last hight.
md was In III exhausted condition, when his
father huff carried hIm from Its tent to the
track, where the boy fnintetl. The lad was
sent home by fill oif,cer, and the father taken
i,,tn ovvtoa,. ru,n 1u,l,r, +t.,,n,, ,o,ro,,.,o,t
,Is ,rIsouar M no,t"s1S,,rnsan @ c,om,"""s
t1e pr'so'er, ~ Io4'ee-outeeotl t'emh'ohs'
Genr t e chrs e1ey 'ae G :, s't tna OF
IN ,ha o.ton n,,d ~, ,,,s,, o,i ,yho tesar,., q
sr ~ .Ao oo.'o a"t p"a.s,' H.. "nu ~
he ines ",asG, 1; m ., arrostsS tas aa 's
Thomas Smith was held in $500 bali OH 4
.,nru, ~ co,n,nlIIny his 1a.,oor iii
s'''s ,..o,,. ~, ...,,.....' ~ 49, 49,. :, VIM
as ws,H N natc m5s IN state
Of physical disability, Young Smith wus
In rn,Irt In annorertIv ,ond rnn,ttton ,rta
boy said he fe!i perfectly we'll, and Ind
walked eight niles with ls0well ard hts com
panlo,,s III their exercise tllat morning. Ills
ths thir,ietil. fIfiieth, sevrntlsti1. aini 1lne.
tietl miles, alleging that tie scorers lad mt
kc1,s correct tu1ly and 1,e could not win. lie
preferred, hnwover, continuing.
DEATH IN 4 rl,EAT,sr.
james Mct;owan, etcrl;. ugeu IS. felt in
alea 1e" 'n'fllltes !atef.
hf"'AA !s"!:pt 1t,,,
'o''''ot1o" o'' ''e o'u .et''S'
rhANu. ill.,,
, 1881-02-24

NEW yoHK, Feb. 1.-An order for exnlnl-
nation Of tho defendants before lrinl WAS
granted several days nx0 III the suit Of VIII
iam r. Williams agaInst the Western UnIon
Telegraph Company, Its Directors Indlyi-
ually. and ths Union Trust CoM.-
pany, the purposu Ut which IL
to prevent tho issuance of Tho new
stock III accordance with tho ter,As III agree
1te,,t OF tho consolidation between the Vest
ern unlo,i, tho American Union, ami tho Al
iantLe Il Paclllc Telegraph Companies. Tho
persons to he examined weru I>r, NoryEn
Green. President ut the Western Un!on,
and the Directors Ut TINT Company,
Edwin ID. Morgan, ". III. Vanderbilt,
John Van 1luru, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Mos% Taylor, Wilson q. linnt, Darlus q.
Mills, Ansun Singer .tay uuutd, Russell
Sage, and Tllomsls Z. Eekcrt. Edward King,
President OF tho Unlan Trust Company, wns
alsa .llrecta.i to up,uar fur examination. This
ttllo ttxed for tlU retnr,t ot tho 1ltler was
yesteFt(Ny morhtlsK, when
THE DEFENDANTS ArpEAnEn NEfoNE
CH1EF-JuErlcE sEMlWItK
tn the Superior Court Chambers, ex-Judga j.
X. Porter Representing tha!!I, aid Maye4l to
yacatu the order. l[e said there WIS t,s nctd
to oxa!hiilh them, y complaint AAslng already
l. neen i;t iftMlneti which c'argna " Information
srtrca with snll,e PERSONS AMI for u purpusu
hu saia, could only b. tn nsk thu defendants
questions Respecting ,ln alleged conspiracy.
tected III view OF thu taet TINT persons
clIarRetl with conspiracy by expDsrtl 10 the
possibility Ut y :ril!iinal Indictment. lsubort
sowell argYed ln support u the order. say.
Information UPON which 10 baSu an amended
eolnulAlnt. 1lA said 1t WA INT Intended TO
, 1881-02-24
WORLDS FAIR.

NEW YoRk. Feb :s'.-At tho regular meet
Ing OF the United Statos international Exhi-
billion Commissioners to-.iay, President t'rant
said 1t would he impossible for iim to glyo
much personal attention to the enterprise
for sone months, us he was abudt 10
leave ths city. llp 'sald he WINS surprised
to SEQ 80 little Interest taken tit tho taovt.-
,nent, alni thought sonio nct!un Should he
taken to arouse thu ar,lpr 0f our pllh'le cItl.
zbls. IIu recommended that another effort
10 ,uade to secure Central Park for tbs slte,
snd believed the e!ty would bo 4 lib.
subscribe ~ Philadelphia II is71 Consider
able opposition WIS manifested to the ter
Eal Park slte Oh tbs GROUND TINT the nresa,.t
, 1881-02-24

NO T1biSHs OF THE MISSING STEAMER.
SptetoI Dtspof<h 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
SEw 1'o1iK, Feb 9I.-The British, steam
slip Bristol City sailed from this por. for
Bristol with general cargo Of proyts-
ioits on Dec. y, 1850, but there Iayc beel,
nU titlings Of her since. Arbcll Il Co., OF No.
l1s I'e.ra street. ler agents lIete, have only
slight h0pes that she may yet tnrn up with
hermachlncry broken. They received letter
ttt-ttay from the owners Of the
vessel, in which the hopo was ex-
pressed tint, she would reach port. She
a s,nnll surcnd of canvas. 50 that, lad iler
machinery given Hai, her progress Under
sn[E would hare been very suw.
Tile. ship has now been out iif.y.
eight days, and the chances Of her ever mr.
rfying fn portare few. The crew numbered
twcnty-eigft nlull, most OF whom we're mar
flctt.
, 1881-02-24


MEN YoRK, Feb. 1l-'lho E1prcss says:
THE uncertainty In regartl to Tho Funding
I'LL MID the continued deposit III the Sub
Treasury hero OF guild mid lcgnl-tcntlcts by
tic Nnttona1 banks to retire circulation were
tic absorbing topics Of discussion In financial
circles to~tlay, md exercised n marked III
ftlet1cc upuil thu stock and money markets.
The Stll}-TreRsury received Saturday last
S1,HA, GOO casll to rotfro circulation, on Nlor-
day S@a,2!s s., 2;!s 600 casi', and ta-tlay sa,.@5;o0o
casll, which Includes tho checks deposited
Monday and collected trougl, the Clearing
House to-day. This makes tho total Of casl,
rccetycd At tho Sub'rrcasury here, up to the
present tliHe, 81, ,f3G, 600. Tilu banks Saturday
lust llcld only sa,s07,a75 reserve above tho
II per rent required BY law, 50 1t
Gull easiIy bc seen why this action
should affect TIC money market unfavorably,
rs It did to-day. Money was sharp . per cent
at tho very opening, and continued to grow
dearer until after 3 O'Clock, when cait loans
on the Stuck Exchange rose to, Is per diem
atitt leEnl Interest, tho Immediate effect Ut
which was
A sliAIlP AND GENERAL. DECLINE
In stock values. The Sub-Trcnsnry was tho
creditor At the Clearing 110nse this morning to
the extent Of S7.E6.0 .0oo which Is d very tlil-
n ,.S'ai 70 tlll,E; Some q te pronilnent Nato-
duclng their country correspondents to de-
poslt g0ld aid iegai-tenders fh tho Treasury
T. retire cfrcnat'otlt and BY all manner Ut
!nreats iss 70 what they Will 10 III tle future.
No sue1t InaHclhl Du!1AuZlnE " CONGRESS-
~ " w nsa cies ~ w %as co eyer oGlofe rcsaftca
SHERMAN s'll i Wil! come CON 70 tie rescue or tug
ttInne1 tI.nIae1 MARKET aa'u tlWnrt tne deslghs OF
oss nn M MhI t.y - fisIange lno Molietarysltna-
l'on ailu d1stHro leEltahtate t1auc."
"srvEisAL 1.A1taE CRY BANKS"
snys tho Post, "wers heavily creditor at tie
Cluarlng-fI0,lse thls morning, They prt,l}a-
bly, have called I'll loans SO us 10 le tn frn,isto
pay into tho Treasury lawful money for their
country bank correspondents, provided the
iater etseL u Nlsg ul L'elr note carch!atloh
neaoIo iaio iseinntilhS nll! becomes in~. Ur
M u nay oe tey called N Their l9nns simply 70
a1.i go. neftes rntes lor money; Put we Know
fhevetaa panks ana pl1sate bankers nave
t9rgt @ n,,qum's ,a to oe useu IoE country oallks,
H! ~ t,e .nsa mpmG e 1a11er declae 10 re-
4''n1qstlsl1 note clIcn'atl9n;; ,,,
lnS G,.a'aerctftk: 2: ne M We believe We can
~. SonaasMty say sle CLOSE money market call
, 1881-02-24

New YonK, Feb. e3.-The share specula-
tio1, WIS characterized by deuresscd tone
throughout nlnost tho entire .Hy, the close
working 0f tie money market hAyng 'in-
duccd n heavy realization, which resulted III
sharp depreciation Fl, values. III the
opening tho general list showed m
NJ, a'fyance ot II to 2, the latter III
New York Central, Which subsequently rose
! per cent, while the gcnrral list sold lip d
fraction. Dcf0ra the first Dnartl, however,
tho market commenced to dccllnn, and DUR
luz tue rest Of tile day tic pre-
vali!ng Tendency was toward lower
range Of values. Occasional slight reac-
tlons tauk place. but the Improvement
was speedily lost, md at the closu Of bilsl-
ness, when the lowest figures Of the day
were touched, tho decline from the highest
point ra1,gcd from to + per cont, Oregon
Navigation being most prominent therein.
pacittc Alail sold OF ~; New Jersey
Central, Rcatling, Denver & liio Grande
Chicago, st. Louis Il New Orleans. Nashville
l. Chattanooga, and Northern raeitlc pre-
fcrresl, !: Delaware, Lackuwanna d. West
ern, 3S; Texas Pacific md Iron Mountain,
~; 1T. Paul. 329; Wabash Pacific preferred
aud Canada Southern. ~; Sew York Cen
trail. Ontario Il Western, alsd Delaware IL
AtuN7ott, "IA A>"4 4tH"eott4h AIM OHluii lu-
citc, @e1. The entire market closed weak.
THE MONEY MAnKET
,o ,o,t hatn,- H. i,,,rost rn,a ~ ,,.,,t,' Iii
na hs. se"s 's .,'o 'o"sn. ....o "E "'v1' e'.'
Effected. Tlls rate WIS current only during
tho morning, AMI IN tle afternoon commits.
siors rnnrfno frn,n Y ~ A. ,vnr., noid rnr
accommodation IN addition to legal Interest.
ltt thu G]nsh th1 rntn Ha9 dawn tn Il t,nr ca,,t
per ann.,,n u,nt Il per cent pcr diem. Tie
Government bond dealers supplied their re-
ouireuruts ut s m: cent. 'rima ton,s wer,,
quoted ii per cent. In the discount market
tirelY nom!,,ul. The sterllng.cxclsange mar
ket was decidedly weak, md tho e1Turts
wlicl. sons BANKERS .umlc to l;erp their
OIL actu transactions dill not meet with
tile success anticipated. The nominal
asking quotations weru today marked down
by the ien,iing bankers to ..s3i< ror sIxty.day
%s ciIecieI @ 1 On On to % as Of % 4sl,S e'il 10 is fr
~ ri! for p' ca t,nsfars , t X n1t'iu tn asi
r. for 'i eoireini ~. e 6Iis '' "''1 4''a ~ a7'+
THE ACTION OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT
In prohibiting the further importation OF hog
products froin this cnuntry was tlle subject
Of mncll comment, and, ca,ses cnnsi,ier1ble
dissatisfaction, inlsmllcll rs II IL likely to af
feet tile, supply Of commercial bills. 1t was
generally said that the standing Of the 1iossscs
to their own benefit to furnish tirst-cas5
article to Frnnee. rendered 1t extremely I'M
prababls TINT the French authorities bud
sufficient basis o,, which 10 found their nc
ton. .......-
1tAI1NoAp MoRToAoEs
wcro in light request, and were generals
weak and iowcr. Erlc colIsulitlatetl seconds
nlvai,cet fr;,tl in}E t., i{0iI. md declined In
, 1881-02-24
1,flI2If.

THE DEALEfts KEErfSft 4 STIFF l'rrEE TIT.
New fn1sK, Feb. :,.-I'rovlsihn dealers
llerc sny there Isl scarcity rather linn a,i
abundance Hf tN}fk. The demand has beer
very large the past eighteen m0nths,--ft has
SeltlHtn amen fhrger,-wlile Mt the sat1lg time
production has been comparatively short.
Though exports llare been very large the
last ypar and Il falit there IL rcaliy III moro
pork produced than cail lIe sold, whether or
not several foreign countries prfEhit Its ln,-
por.ation. As for the prevalence OF trIciti-
nosts, they were inclined to regard the report
as a hssnshHR. Abont two years aga
Spain, Austr1a, and Italy prohibited
tho Importation Of American pork.
There was scare, and tho opInio,
0f many American exporters was that the
movement was speculative, as after the
|apse Of about three or foltr illunths the re-
strictions were Withdrawn. The inurkct
WINS mt seriously affected at TINT finc, and
thu probability Is It will not ha this time.
THE pIoI.Ant1.tTy
In that prohibition OF expectation OF nork
to these foreign mrts wilt mt lower tho
price. There Is no danger that there will be
surplus Quantities left upon packers ',ands.
Year by year expectations of pork from tits
gn,ntry increase, and wfInt ~ 'B0rc encourage
tllg Is that US TIME Enes By, there Is less
difference bctwcrn prices Of American pUrk
naMt doM!estfc product in foreign countries.
III reality. American pork Is snI1 to bc fully
aNy other ruunlry. Alncrican cxrOrts have
seriously Affected prnlucers abronu. France
Is not the largest consumer Of American
pors md yet last year 1t imported 20, ,o0o, ,0o0
Kilograms, OF tt;,0tU,0 900 pounds England
a1ul t;eri,llny eacl CONSUMED larger u,,ail.
ttty. At the present time the Southern Suites
c9isutnc much pork that h raised LII Tie
West. and, willie foreign consumption IL 40
IN, continually.
, 1881-02-24

nre. nnre largely tian usuAl, dun to sales Of
stock, wl'!c!l amounted for tho weak corro.
si,ondiag with these exchanges to u.ore than
largely In sticks of S0 OF sis I,er sl,are aud
IN MW-pr[cea securities, 50 fIfat the average
IL not SO high as It haa hem Ut other times.
and exchanges nut arising from sa!es Of stock
Thu Immediate futurO 1t Dnatnrss caI!n0s
we'll bu nuttcipated. because of tto disturbing
effect Ut tho Funding bill md the consequent
surrender. Ut currency. 1t IL evident the
cifect on the pslres OF commodities Is likely
70 bo .consi iAerAble, unless tic m0yeu.unt
toward cnntract!on Is speedily checked by
Actton ut Washington.
, 1881-02-24

An Odd 7kAM, anu t1an Way People Fail
to Head Sits 0ptn Face.

Special nsastta 70 Tar tAt1aee Tr1tt.at
4irNTs1ls, o.. Feh. SL-Gun. GARFIELD il curl.
GUS tnau. las has broad, open face, With
smiling welcunto Tor eresy oue, a bly,. heavy
hutd. with "a hearty shaka for AL. liz i'm
press4a yoA ~ bcMg frank, opUn.
luoutha4l, ttll.lt.al! sort of a person. Hut
b. Isn't anything Ut Tho kind. The lnell s.uw
takrl ut Hs rcrta!n 10 tsu II, tho CAtiuut wun't
be thosc. ana ,s,th!y will lo able IN .huw
the slatu unttl tho list II nmdu uilt fur sraustA-
slun to the Senute. iuu may suat assured that
l4o man yet mentioned IN connection With tho
Treasury Department. ~ representing tho Siato
OF Now York. VIII be u uelubur VI tho CAbincl.
Aud In lhIs connectsoll, whils Co.t. GARFIELD
II w anxious to ErattfY aud satisfy Seu1tor
, 1881-02-24

subscribers bctIcyesl Tic Fair, was 10 t'n le!d
y lnwoo,l. rhc matter OF ~ selecting anotalo!r
committee ri was ~ npImintcd to 70 IL Wasllhg-
Ton 10 sccltrc additional lcgislatlnn. as s.hl,
NJ 500, CO., 900 are s1lbscrlhcd the stockholders
will be called aiHl tho Finance Committee
elected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
VIII the Mountain 60 10 5a
hOmet

Will ninety thousand Republicans II
mis- Stale 20 to the thirty three thou
sand Mshoneile., or will they require Tie
Mahoneiles 10 20 10 the Republicans.
The Baltimore American (Rrpub!i'
can) saws:
If, as the Readjuslers frequently rep
resent 10 vacillating REPUBLICANS, 1t l.
the anti Bourbon. rather than The
debt question, which is the vital issue II
Virginia, it seems to US that it is tht
Readjusters who should come into The
Republican camp rather than the X
pubicans who should 90 over 10 Ma
none. II would be queer proceeding
indeed, were an army Of ninety thous'
,nd or so TO capitulate to Que of scarce
/, thirty thousand"
After the above from the American.
he Lynchburg Virgiuan says:
ut does seem little strange thai
the weakest party in the Slate should
Tx the next strongest party TO come
aver 10 it. There will be a split in the
Republican party if this coalition
hall be pressed by the leaders; and
even many of the better class of Read
justers will refuse to follow their leader
toto the Republican camp. A wise AMI
liberal policy on the part Of The Cor
,rrvatives, as foreshadowed in the A.
DIR, 50 of the State Committee, will en-
able them to carry Virginia this yes
against the combinded forces OF th'
anenv -