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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01
CHESAPEAKE CITY TTE.UC.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Monday was a DAY that will long be
remembered by the citizens OF this place
and vicinity as being one of the most
solemn ever witnessed here. All busi-
ness was suspended from early dawn to
Tuesday morning. Many places were
draped in mourning, flags were displayed
across the street and along the sidewalk
draped in the emblems of SORROW The
vessels, steamers and all boats in our
waters that carry IA flag, had them dis
played at half mast. shrouded in Grape.
Services were held in the VI +. Church.
which was draped in mourning The
pastor, Rev. +. J. Cochran. spoke to the
large congregation assembled. The ser
vices We're very impressive. There is no
heart here. be he saint or sinner. hut
what deeply feels the loss the Nation has
sustained
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No. 3. A large Warehouse and Lumber

No. 3. A large Warehouse and Lumber
YARD. with acres of land attached adjoining
the Eastern part OF Rising Sun on the PhiIa X
Bait. Central Railroad. and Il hne location for
business.
No. 4. A large Brick Dwelling House,
located opposite the Post Office. in Rising sun
arranged to accommodate three families with
gardens attached.
BU.PartieS wishing to examine the property he
fore the day of sale, will be shown over it hv the
subscriber. This property is all located in the
vicinity OF Rising Sun. and presents,
opportunities to investors that are rarely offered.
TERMS OF SALE. us prescribed by decree
are: One-fourth Of purchase money in cash on day
OF sale: one-fourth i'll Six months: one fourth in
Twelve months and the remaining fourth in
Eighteen months from the day OF sale the credit
payments to bear interest IRON the day OF sale
and to he secured by Notes Bonds of purchasers
approved by the Trustee.
Possession given on the 18th day of March, 1885,
JOB HAINES. Trustee
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AT ELkTON, ND,
BY H. K. TORBERT.

SUBSCRIPTION. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. IN ADVANCE
SIX MONTHS. ONE DOLLAR. No SUBSCRIPTION WILL
RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS.
ThE OBJECT OF ITS PROPRIETOR BEING TO MAKE
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LET every Republican, and every tax
payer. who desires Il more economical
management of county affairs, go 10 work
for the ticket nominated in Tuesday 1t
is i'll every sense worthy of their support.
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on the same day and at same place. the >ubScri-
her will sell the following Personal Property: l
Bureau. fables. Chairs Lounge CarlIctin" by
the yard. Pictures. Churn. Clock Stand. Feather
Bed by the pound. Bcdstead. Blanket. CoNcrlid.
Quilts. Sheets. Comforts. Atlas lot of Dishes and
other Household Furniture: lot ot Posts: lot of
Corn.
TERMS.-All sums OF Ten dollars and under.
Cash: on all sums over Ten dollars. credit OF
Six months will he .civen. by purchaser irwin"
Note. with approved endorser. payable at the Ma
tional Bank of Elkton. with interest from date. if
not paid when due WAI. 7. MILLER.
Executor ui Susan Dcaycs. deceased.
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State of Maryland, Executive Department.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. BY the Constitution of MARYLAND
the Constitution. il is made the duty of the Gov
to order the publication of any bill propos-
ing amendments aS therein directed
AND WHEREAS. The following act of the Gen
eral Assembly. passed mt the January session.
1850. chapter III. proposes an amendment to the
Constitution. to-wit:
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ORDER NISI.

In the matter Of the sale of the Real Estate of
Mary Mckinney. late ut Cecil county.
deceased.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil county.
ORDERED. This 18th day of Septem-
" her. A. d.. eighteen hundred and ei%hty-onc.
that the sale made and reported by William War
ing. Executor of the last will and testament of
Mary Mckinney. deceased. he ratified and con-
iirImed. unless cause To the contrary thereof he
shown or before the 18th day al November
next: provided, copy of this Order he inserted
in Some newspaper published i'll Cecil county.
once week Tor one month before the 18th dai OF
October nest.
The Report states the amount Of sale to he
81. 10000 JAMES McCAILE1.
X. l.. THOMAS.
DAVID L. DAVIS.
Judges of the Orphans Court of Cecil county.
Test H. ID. MILLER,
Sept i7-lgl Register.
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y slci2ht-oi- hand performance was eX-
hibitcd in large tent pitched on VIM
Pierce grounds during the past week
OF course it WAS well patroniZed by IL
certain class Of pcople-perhaps it would
be more correct to say, an uncertain
class. 1t hailed from brooklyn and de-
parted to Elkton.
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For Sale or Rent.

nN the Chesapeake X Delaware Canal,
" nj Maryland Pivot Bridge. north of lsszon
chnhi:) acres OF land: IL room DIV ELL Isal
ING: with pleasant surroundings; Store I,,ssS
House. Barn. Nc sa
South side of canal--ahout an acre Of land.
W harf. Warehouse. Scales. Ne. Oilers Tor pOr-
tiOnS lying on either side of canal viii receive
consideration.
ALSO, \ NICE HOME,
with possession. in Zion. the northern part OF
Cecil county, having churches. schools. &c: about
acre lot we'll shaded yard; l. room furnished
Cottage. in good order.
STEPHEN b. FORD.
OH Spring Garden Street,
SEPT l~aw Philsdelphis,
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GOVERNORS PRESENT.

The Governors who were present with
the members of their staff were Gov.
Cornell. of New York; Coy. Biglow. of
Connecticut; Governor Foster. of Ohio:
Gov. Cullum, of Illinois: Gov. Jackson
of West Virginia; Gov. IIoyt, Pennsyl-
vania: Gov. Jarvis. of North Carolina;
Gov. Hawkins, of Tennessee: GOV. Black
burn, Of Kentucky; Gov. Ludlow. of
New Jersey, and Gov. Porter. of Indiana
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SOME of the Elkton Democratic man
ayers are laying the tlattering junction to
their souls that because one or two prom
inent Republicans are not on the Repub-
lean ticket that. therefore. they are to
have a walk over this Fall. There never
WAS time when Democratic discomfort
WAS It's Widespread in Cecil county as
now. to which fact We believe the result
Of this Falls election will open the eyes
OF certain local Bourbon leaders.
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more or less: % acres OF which is ind II cultiva-
ton. and the residue i'll meadow. with IA never
failing stream OF water passing through it. The
productive. The Improvements consist OF suEE4l
II iinc three-story MANSION HOUSE, ESJin
"ccupyin. q commanding situation; NY
large Double Decker Barn: Il stone tenant MS VI
House. and other uUt!lUildin-S.
This isl very desirable property for Country
Seat, and is only about 900 yards from the Kail-
road Depot at Rising Sun.
TERMS: Unc-third cash. and the residue can
remain in the property On interest, il desired.
SARAH Il. STUBBS
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Dr. Crawrorl':, liew house approaches
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GIARDING LILLE DEAD.

A military guard has been placed over
the vault where the remains now rest
and will be continued until the caSliet is
placed III the lot which Mrs. Garfield now
intends shall be within few DAYS.
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2 ACRES. | ROOD AND Z PERCHES

OF LAND. more less: which was conveyed to
the said Susan DcaNcS lay William \. Miller and
wife. 10y deed dated April sth. 1876. and recorded
in Liber \. W. NJ. No. /. folio "a. Mr one of the
Land Record Books OF Cecil county ~
This property is improved 10y new two 1l1ka4
story FRAME HOJ Sc. i6x2t. good w Eta
Cellar. Stable. CorI-crib and ien-hOu<c. $500
TERMS OF :>ALE.-Onc-thrd cash ON day of
sale: one-third in Six months. and balance in One
year from 18th OF March. 1852. with approved Sc
curity. with interest from same date. nj which
time possession will he @ivcn.
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On the afternoon of the same day mt the same
place. and ON the same terms. the undersigned
subscriber will sell the following property. towit:
No. Cook Stove and Fixtures. all complete:
Parlor Stove and Pipe Rocking Chair. common
Chairs. Bench Table. - yards OF Carpetuy. Cul-
board. Feather Bed. Bedstcad. Quilts. Sheets lot
OF Dishes. Wash Tubs. Wash Board. Wash Bench
lot OF Barrels. Jaeger Wagon. = Harrow. Guilt
vatnr. GrindStone. Grain Cradle. Scythe and
Snath. Sleigh Bells, Broad AK. Choppn~ AN
Post Anger Digger Cross. cut Saw. Wood Saw
Shovels. Forks. Rake<. and many other articles
Oct l-iw CHARLES DEAEES
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rs Look at our stock of tlannels be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
+. p. PRICE.
= They say the Molesllin shirts wear
well. We have them. +. p. PRICE.
sB-Our $50 Boot against the world
at the price. REESE.
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UNLIKE that offered lay the Democrats,
the Republican ticket has been selected
by the representatives. of the people, I'M
influenced by party managers, and bears
nowhere upon it the stamp Of either
cotorie or clique.
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20 ACRES or LAND.

At the same time and place. the following Real
Estate will also be offered ut Public Sale by the
subscriber. The Farm directly south Of Risiu.
Sun. now occupied by Cecil &. Stubs. coutainin.
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At THE. CEMETERY.

The head Of the procession reached the
cemetery entrance at , O'Clock. and
minute guns announced the arrival. 1t
WAS $50 before the funeral car cutered
the cemetery. Rain had been falling
steadily for nearly an honr. and the cali
opy of flowers strewn on the carpetinT
beneath were drenchcl Thousands Of
men and women had their clothing satu-
rated
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01
Frazer Axle Grease

One greasing with Frazer Axle Grease
will last two weeks all others two or thr,e
days. Try it 1t received first premium I
tha Centennial and Paris Exposition,
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EXTRA NIE.fTINCS.

y church fast was held by the NJ +.
Church on Thursday of last week, with
special meeting during the day, and ser
vices are to be held every evening for the
NV
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Mrs Garfield Letter IN Relation to Her
Elkton Ancestors.

NE. TuRHERT:-I have received from
my son Howard the letter of Mrs. Gar
field, to which referred i'll my remarks
al the Hall. on Monday, which you are
III liberty to use.
| have since learned from .tunty IIew-
lit, the widow of William Hewitt. who
was Il grandson of Jacob Rudolph. 4
son of his daughter Mrs. Rachel Hewitt.
that there was 4 son of Jacob and brother
Of Michael Rudolph, WHO III the family
WIS called "Lack.' This was no doubt
the John Rudolph Mrs Garfield speaks
OF rs her grandfather.
The nearest relative to Mrs Garfield
now living in Elkton is Mrs. Rebecca r.
Young. Il granddaughter of Mrs. Hewitt,
the sister Of Nike and the John Rudolph
here named.
bic is an individual fancy in the family
and is perhaps the most correct German
mode of writing it. +. \. ELLIS.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTnN.
July %. 1881.
DEAR Mn. EILiS:-I am very grateful
to you for all your kind expressions of
sympathy with me. and of esteem and
regard for my husband and of hope for
lis recovery. 1t gives me pleasure also
that E"u have Il personal interest in me
for my name. Ny grandfather Mr. John
Rudolph. was born in Ellltou, Md. and
settled in Ohio when about forty wears
Of age. Michael Rudolph was his brother.
Ny grandfather received papers after
Marshal Nry, death containing the story
of him to which You refer: bot Mas al
ways doubtful u, its correctness. | re-
member to have heard him say that when
his brother Michael went away, that the
family supposed he had gone to join Ma
poleon's army. but never hayin" received
any tidingS of him. my grandfather re-
garded this account as too unreliable to
be accepted without further evidence.
| shall be very happy to sec you. and
hope it may be our pleasure before long
With kind regard, yours,
LrcRETTA Il. GARFIELD,
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A true strengthening medicine and
health remover is Browns Iron BitterS.
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THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

what deeply feels the loss the Nation has
sustained.
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
held on Saturday. 18th ult., was better
attended than any previous primary for
past years. There were twenty one votes
cast. and new delegation, composed of
younger men was selected. The work of
the convention. which assembled on last
Tuesday, as far as know gives general
satisfaction. 1t is thought that both po-
litical parties have put in nomination as
good Il ticket as they could get. The
Democracy has the advantage of the Re
publicanS because there are so many al
ways anxious to get on the majority
ticket. But as for us. we have to seek,
beg, coax and sometimes bull-doze men
TO serve the dear people. However. by
hook or by crook Il ticket is made and
is composed of good and true men. who.
il elected. will do the best they can for
tie people, irrespective of party, race,
color, OF previous condition.
THE COAL DEALERS
arc busy delivering their cargoes to their
customers previous to the cold weather.
which will shortly make its appearance
The lime dealers are also unloading large
cargneS of shei! products for different To-
ca!itics where it is needed and business
generally is good, though | learn that
trade is not SO tlourishing on the raging
canal As it used to be-
THE WHISKY CASES.
Many of our citizens are in attendance
at the circuit court. Cause-too much
tangleioot about here, they having been
summoned before the grand inquest to
tell what they know about it andtto find
ont what is the matter with Hannah. |
hope there will be no knuckling about
the business. Judging from what | saw
in Elkton, the other day. | think Chesa-
peake is IA leberry above the vulgar
i'll morals and sohriety. Judging from the
various signs in detunct localities in and
about your town. | suppose the grand
.iury is frrrctin@ ont the places where
Jersey lightning is to be had, and when
found let the thunder roll and scatter it
to the four winds and put lasting and
final quietuS to its internal influence
Let no Jersey lightning peddler escape.
ULYSSES.
pol< 3t orr stock Of t1anneIS he
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117s ACRES OF LAND.

more Or less: - acres al which i in meadow with
tine stream of water paS>:n.. thrru" il: is atrcs
cultivation and OF treat natural fertility: all
nndcr good fence and Usage orange hedges The
Improvements are a large double Brick Il-aL
and Frame MANSION HOUSE: large . ,.2IIIII
new Double Decker Barn. with ample AH!iI
Shedding: Wa"onhouSc. Corn-crih. and Es:l!IL
other outbuldings Also a large Fruit Orchard
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FOR RENT

HIIE TOLL HOUSE. on the old Plank
l. road. near Elkton with or without Stable for
three horses. Immediate possession %iven.
Apply to FRANK GREEN.
Sept L.. Elkton. Nd
Or to F. W. JANNEY. Elkt IN.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

10y virtue of power and authority con-
IL ierrcd upon the undersigned by last will and
testament OF Susan DeaVcS. late OF Cecil county,
deceased. and i'll pursuance OF AN order of the
Orphans Court vi Cecil county aforesaid. as Exc
cutUr al the said Susan Dcavc>. deceased, will
expose at Public Sale, on the premises. on
Saturday, the ed day of October, 1851,
George II. Rose. \. I. Miller. ami others III the
Union Meeting House. containing
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rS-We are not making much of a
show. Our boys either haven't time or
else are too lazy to fix up much. The
fair will make the show tho and wei
sell you Goods at low prices. We have
lots of them and they must be sold.
REESE.
We've got a full line Of Groceries.
Guess everybody knows it
+. p. PRICE.
IS Fair goods opening to-day at
r. DRENNEN
1T Provisions are high. but We'll sell
you as near the cost point as possible.
REESE.
Us We have a lot of single Blankets,
JUS suited for early Fall that We'll sell
pretty chear, REESE.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate
Near Rising Sun, Cecil County, Md.

by virtue of decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county. in Equity. the sub
scrlbcr. as Trustee. will offer at Public Sale at
the Maryland House, Rising sun.
Tuesday, the 25th day of October. 1881,
which Edwin HancS. late OF Cecil county died
seized. conSiStin" OF the following property VIZ
No. l. The FARM on which he resided at the
time o his death. consisting
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MEMORIAL. SERVICES,


The proclamation of President Arthur
was observed on Monday. and meeting
was held i'll the NJ. +. Church. Prayers
and remarks were made by the pastor
and others. Our citizens, in common
with the whole country. are smitten in
heart by the death of President Garfield,
though the post office is the only build
ing We have seen draped.
TRADE.
Our merchants, perhaps in view Of an
tlcipated competition, are putting i'll new
and full stocks Of goods. and business
promises to be lively.
SICKNESS.
There is much sickness now of a ma
larial character and the doctors are busy
AGNoTos.
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No. 2. A GRIST and SAW MILL

situated on Stone Run stream atiordng ample
water for driving both mills the greater part of
the year. and assisted by steam power when re
quired in dry weather: the whole i'll complete run
ming order. with three OF Burrs and the ncces-
Sary machinery Tor doing good wUrk.-and the
SAW mill Is hrSt class The water power has Il
feet head and lall with both turbine and overShot
dos, wheels. Besides the LARGE MILL
aSsT!iI Bt lLb1NG. the other Improvements
NH, consist OF u good DWELLING HDI Sc.
kEA..II Barn. Hog house. and other ou.buildin"S
with about ljl. acres ot land attached: IL acres
bein" covered by the dam. This is probably the
best stand Tor custom work in the county
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FOR RENT

4 STORE HOUSE and DWELLING,
IA in the town of Cecilton. Cecil county, Md.
For terms. apply to ANN T.. MCGEE. i'll said
town. Possession given LIST of January, lSs2.
July 13-tt
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TFK UHRkEYS.
Elkton Markets.

EEpORTED EY u. SCOTT & BRO.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate,

PI virtue of decree Of the Circuit
- Court Tor Cecil county. in Equity. the under
signed. aS Trustee. will offer at Public Sale. at
the Court door. in TIE town OF ElktoE. Nd. on
TUESDAY, the 4th day of October. 1891
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-09

Princess Dolgoronski, wife OF the Car,
shall bear the rank and title OF Serene
Highness, and that the statute declaring
that the issue of an alliance between 8
member Of the Imperial family n a per-
son not of imperial rank does not possess
the right of inheritance to the Throne
shall remain in force.
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from Dur
ban says it is reported that the British
camp at Potchefostrom has been surren-
dered to the Beers.
PARIS, Jan. S.-A correspondent writes
from Rotterdam that Prof. Hastings nd.
dress to the English people, on behalf Of
the Beers, has already been signed by all
the leading men Of Holland. The eminent
astronomer Buysbsllot will act as treas
urer to receive contributions in aid oil the
movement.
The Dutch press vindicates the rising
in the TraDsvaal as a legitimate assertion
Of independence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-09
Especial to the sxsrrsrL.l

LONDON, Jan. s.-Private adyices from
Crete report a rising. A ferment OF reyo.
luton exists there. and the Cretans are de.
termined to seize the opportunity Of the
uprising in Greece to throw of the Otto.
man rule.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. SIN the districts
where the crops have failed the Govern.
ment will advance seeds and execute public
works, instead Of advancing money, as for.
merly. In the southeastern provinces the
construction Of two railroads to the coal
and salt districts will be at once proceeded
with. The Government has reserved -
itself the exclusive right to control rail.
ways, and has decided to suppress ali CON.
cession Of land coming under the head Of
imperial favors, and the Senate will alone
determine whether such concessions shsll
BE- made In exceptional cases.
DUBLIN, Jan. 8.-The various batteries
OF artillery stationed here are prohibited
from marching into the adjacent eonntrv
for exercise without escorts.
LONDON. Jan. S.-There were rencrts on
the Stock Exchange this afternoon that ths
ol,i'ans mao captured Lima.
DUBLIN, JAM .-Yesterday in has ts.a
trisis the monotonous examinations M az
Topographic reports were continued. and
the Court adjourned until Mondav' M
meeting OF the Irish Liberal members
y armament las distinguished from Par
n%eilites) Is to be held to-day. to exnrsss
regret At the incompleteness OK the chanSss
proposed N the land system, q compre.
hsnsive rsfs.Ia Of which they assert should
% immediately supplemental to any coer-
con BIZ. A considerable section Of she
Engiist Radicals will support this view
snd seme members Of the Ministry do no.
disev prove of 1t. Ao'
missing men Of the crew of the
sIesmer Heralda, sunk of Cape Roca in a
Sollsion with the steamer Leon, also sunk.
nave been picked up. The steamer Scotia
slon Boston for Glasgow. was ashore at
senda Island, but foated and proceeaed
with her fore peak full Of water.
bERLIs, Jan. ga ukase has been sen,
70 the Russian Senate, dscresing thst the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-09

THERE is a around the Capitol,
says the Sacramento Bee, to the effect
that if the Nevada Legislature elects
Colonel Fair to the United States Senate
his seat will be contested on the ground
of his use of the sack, and that if the
Nevada Republicans shall do this some
of the California Democrats, to get even,
will return the compliment on General
Miller. If both were turned out or both
kept in, the political complexion of the
United States Senate would not be
changed, but if one were discarded and
n retained that fact might make much
political difference. But these rumors
may not amount to anything, for it is
next to impossible to prove such allega-
tons, although it is said that one Pacific
Coast Senator resigned rather than be
put to the test.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-09

LEADvILLE DEMOCRAT: The Republi-
can takes a contemporary to task for his
unfeeling comments upon Mrs. Kate
Chase Sprague. Here's genuine chivalry
for you from a most unexpected quarter.
But all levity aside, the press of the
United States has been una~ccountably
hard and severe towards this poor lady,
save and except that of the South. In
our judgment she has been more sinned
against than shining, and she nov stands
before the country as deserving of the
sympathy and pity of every manly heart
in the nation. What a terrible future is
hers How black and promise void,
and yet with all this, there are to be
found men in this late date who will
pursue her with a l~ittleness of venom
utterly incomprehensible to us, and
wholly inexcusable even in the fifteenth
century.