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Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Lost at Sea.

The schooner John c. Simmons which
arrived at this port on Monday, reports
having lost a seaman named James
Smith on Wednesday last off the coast
of North Carolina. Smith was shipped
at Philadelphia and was native OF
Mon sreal. On Wednesday morning
while he was engaged in drawing water
form the sea, his foot slipped and ne
fell overheard. A boat was Immediately
lowered, and plank thrown, to him,
and every effort made for his rescue
but without avail, as he sank for the
last time before help could reach him;
The schooner has a cargo of lumber and
is now unloading at the wharves OF
Tatnall & Son as soon as the cargo
is discharged the Captain will consult
with the British Consul at Philadelphia.
in regard to the disposal ofthe drowned
mans money and clothes.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
To Meet i'm this City.

Pc New Castle Presbytery will hold
Pec!al meeting in this city on Fri
afternoon next at 2 o'clock, in Cen
rresbyterian Church. This $685.
Is called to take into consideration
application made by Rev. Mr..
20, for dissolution of the pastoral
l,lons m existing between himself and
ffesbyterian Church at Port De-
T. Mr.. Akin rendered his resigna-
some time ago, thinking that the
Efegation were dissatisfied with
Ihey refused to grant the re-
!. oy an overwhelming vote, only
j voting to accept it. Since that
however, Mr.. Akin received a
II from the First Presbyterian Church
IaeSter, which he has accepted. The
L[oul1yi is to be settled by the Presby-
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Narrow EscApo.

s!erday afternoon Bayard. son o f
"ara Moore, residing at No. 9l9
. ;, ,rourth street, made a narrow es.
from death at the morocco shop Of
~, ~; Scott & Co., where he ID en-
NV, lie was engaged In drawing
al hon a tank when the rope with
y ~ u, nc was working became en-
s;, svu IN the shatting, which was re-
.r! ns AZ a high rate of speed. In an
rh; N.Y. the boy was drawn around the
iunluery, when Mr.. William H.
s' ". with great presence of mind,
"Tl VII the belt, and thus saved his
a.. Aae boy was removed to his resi-
NJ w and medical aid summoned
u was found that his arm was
arn., vu IN twoplaces, and that ho was
''Slse badly injured.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

ChrlstnAs IT L.

Christmas was very "pp'oS,'nt., II snnd.
celebrated by Kingswot dsiinh
school on Sunday afternoon, nrsnsra
full programme having been m
5y the committee in charg> ,ic h
exercises were opened with mt oftb
the school followed by reading Eco n
Scripture by the Superintendent, al
w. Todd and prayer by John B. II
bier Jr,, after which very interestiu,
programme was rendered by tbs
scholars of the school and their friends,
consisting of Isecitations, Readings.
solos, Duets and singing by the
school.
Tho parts taken by tho children were
the most acceptable to the audience,
especially the solo "He makes us
shine" by Katie Ksnney who was &C
com panied by her father on the violin.
All the children were given a box Of
candy and many of them were reward.
oil with books, pictures, and cards for
their faithful attendance, during the
past year.
Miss sue Simpson, John B, Treibler,
Jr., and Alfred Guest were each given
a present from their scholars, as All
embiem Of their esteem and love. All
were delighted with the success of the
ent, rtainment and the children's hearts
were made happy and glad.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
To Accommodate the Public.

The propretors OF that immensely
popular remedy, Kidney-Wort in recog-
nition Of the claims of the public which
has 50 literally patronized them, have
prepared liquid preparation OF that
remedy for the special accommodation
of those who from any reason dislike t.
prepare it for themselves. 1t is very
concentrated and, as the dose is small :,
it is more easily taken by many. 10
has the same effectual action in all
diseases of the kidneys, liver or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Entertainment.

A Christmas entertainment will take
place in St. Paups M. K. Church TO-
morrow evening, which promises a rare
treat to all lovers Of musical anu
literary entertainment: The church
has been handsomly decorated for the
occasion and the exercises will consist
of singing, reading, recitations, at
dresses. etc. A good time Is assured
All are invited to bo present.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
A Rishop Denounses Dancing.

In a recent sermon Bishop Pierce, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
south, denounced dancing as the silliest
and most nonsensical amusement that
rational beings, so-called, ever en- ngaged
in He said that it had its origin in hea-
thenis n, being a pastime Of savages;
appealing to tho lower instincts OF hu.
manity, and being the chosen sport, OF
tho viIest and most imbruted Of tho hn-
man race.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
More d anne,

This week the Protective Gamo As
sociation expect to receive another con-
sionment of four hundred birds, which
viii be- distributed to farmers in the
lower part Of the state: AFTER tney are
received by Mr.. Churchman, the score.
tary Of the association. they are placed
in small cages one dozen In each, ana
are ready for applicants.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
State of tho YnermOInete
1t tha REPUBLICAN Off co, in the SHADE
his morning:
o'clock 10 O'Clock LIZ O'CLOCK
55j CO. 63o
-
The w enther.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, December
% / A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
in the north portion, local rains; in the
south portion, fair weather; westerly
backing to southerly winds; stationary
or lower temperature rising, followed
by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
LOCAL FIELD.
Of MARONIO HALL
''.p.NY OFYlCERs.
,v Rails Handsome Pro-
ps.-New Castle Presby'
i"" ,.,,, mold q Session In
', ',,. city Other Local
"" Events OF the Day.

.,;rtieth annual meeting OF the
N [ln,oders o o, the Masonic Hall oom'
FS0v!'Wv; Wilmington, was held yester'
y Sa,n,ou o. " in the Opera House at
! ,',hD ,hs io,Iosing were elected officers
X. 'aT Ensuing year, about 2oos votes
:iIissn1-Geo. iis G. Lobdel',
Ipr'.,dent--James Scott.
rt,,ar,-J. ?. Almond.
L.p,rr,r-T. j. Lawson.
|. ..'lso,'r.-s. .'o'' A. Hodgmar, James H.
EI''I., = .aac G. Pyle, Alfred Gawthrop,
4 ,rarIor, Joseph II. Gould. james
\ ,'i' y Winsloa, and William
Ip'' 'n;,.c,ors' renort the affairs OF
lt " ~ p "any IN good condition, the fol-
,"n i, a,tract being the gist OF il:
\ 20 ssscount Of decrease 10 recelr'S
\ rants, eta., from the year ls'l 70
| inclusive, and on account OF the
k,rIiuary expenses incurred IN re-,
m rho building Cine result OF dam
/ Y, s,orm) a floating debt of over
E,i,dto be- incurred, which debt
arrlpd by part Of the directors
rrow able 10 announce that dur
,bp mast two years, by rigid econ
We have been able to keep the
'iirc and fixtures in good repair,
,,ss an alteration by which II lee.
roam has been provided, to pay Oh
5oatlng debt, and to accumulate a
,1s amounting TO $3,67l.9s to this
he Treasurer reported a balance in
.ury at the commencement OF the
rofsl 5j2,l7; receipts from rent OF
|. 81 2iS,27 from rent OF hall, S,'
%. total Sl6,O37.N. The di,bur'e
i, during the year amounted tt
,llg). excess Of receipts over OK
ciruy,s 81, 1874. Besides tbisthere
wclIcctd rcnts a balance amount
losl J,.r4 which added 10 the e1'
IN rerelps make 5,7l2.oa. The
,p,' unca.lel for ard the interest
bonds to dale amount to $2,44l.OO,
,iue total balance in the Treasury
h ~ gS.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
The SMYRNA Abuse Case.

Yesterday, the REPUBLICAN pup,
Iished an article relative to the reported
abuse of Mrs. Smith, recently deceased,
in the town of Smyrna, by her husband,
w. b. Smith. A near relative OF the
deceased lady, living in this city, has
since called to say that the family has
no knowledge of Mr.. Smiths abuse OF
his wife, whatever else, true or raise,
NAV be laid to his charge.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Presentation.

A few days since, Mr.. David Gold.
berg, Jr., contributing member OF
Company + D. V. M. was presented
with a handsome badge by number OF
his follow mem bers. After the gresen
tation the party adjourned to the Cor'
nucopia Saloon, where = bounteous pan
suet was served to which the parry
did full justice
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
E,est,sn OrOMsora.

At the regular meeting Of the Wash
ington Assembly on Tuesday evening
December 9th, 1881, the following
named gentlemen were elected officers
for the ensuing term:
Presidsnt-JAmes B. Heal.
Vice President-August H. Miller.
observation-disclosures K. Jetferis.
Secretary-Wm. Il. Sherwood.
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer
Joseph II. Price.
Trustees-Walter j. Young, John U.
Sayse, Jr., and James T. Laws.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Wounded While Pret est1nE AsE
Hothor.

HARRISBURG; Dec. "a This after
ssrnoon James Wogan, a colored man,
rot into q difficulty with his wife and
threatened to shoot her. She went to
the residence Of her brother to avoid
him. He followed her to the house and,
drawing revolver, shot at her. Mar.
garet Carney, . step daughter, aged six
teen, jumped between the two ana re-
ceived the bullet in the right shoulder
near the nesk. The wound is not fatal
Wogan then fled, after expressing hii
regret that he had not killed his wife.
n is m old offender, having served
several terms in the penitentiary.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
"AmmS' " hita nm nun0ufa kaasaun

"ns'white pulmonfe balsan
ictinnll'nently the perfection Of lung
'usands endorse it, thousands have
SsyM from consumption by 1t.
a. " = iErary, Bracevi!le, Illinois, says
sns - larse sale, and most Of the ply
IN" \, are prescribing it. 800. and 81.
6u ~ p paealers. Main depot 4th and
:" Fhila. COZ Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
In Hosts Of Families
NIDTlCE TO WAFER RENTERS.
". tTrBE DEPARTMENT., }
.. W. o Or. Sixth and King sts., ;
Wilmin gton, Del. Dec. 1st, 1881. J

7 WlIMIn EtOn, DEL. Dec. ISt 1881. J
Ths bills for 1 8S2 are nov..ready and paya-
bic at the Regit rar Office, southwest corner
of Six IN and XII streets, The law requires
all bus psid on or before January 81, 1884,
the face Of the l)ill those paid during the
month OF Febru Try. per cent. additional
| those paid durnl, the month OF March 10 per
cent. additional, and any amount remain ny
unpai after App II lst, 1882. the registrar is
required to have the Fsrrules Withd avn and
suit instituted for tins recovery Of the amouG
due, and the wat sr Vs. not be let into such
prem sea until sue Ii ar arg, with asssssE en5s,
and two dollars for drawing ferrules are
paid. Office hOa rs from 8 a. m. to 6p. H.,
daily. THOMAS nj. OHLE,
decl-2m Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
NEW WAsVERTIA ENENTs.

NOTICE
Is hereby Given that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Wilmington Navi-
cation Company will be held at No. 1903 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Delaware, on thurs
day, the second day or February, 1882, be-
tween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clsck, P. M, for
the purpose of eleotinx three directors to
serve for three pears
deo2S.vtm JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
President.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Country CHANCES.

1Aere Will Do numb OrChang0S OF
'movals among the farmers of this
!. oty the coming 25th of March, and
~ nently there will be great man '
Joou. srsonal property. Some have
sales ofp> .ntioneer The s t;,,,a, anu na
already sele. there ia a fa;r aoS nnoa',Sao "lo
engaeea Ine a. hegenerally obtain
d'y that .,oeJ 80, ''r;"; ~nu 'cfive removals
"' sJ souu op, n'tSs" tSs IL. 'nwing: The
we may mention the fol-, ~ sst;onr Eoou,
amily of the late B. Haley, ,"ia "a
p the Peoples farm in CHI.
H. 1ndred, will remove to their fan.
l.r; mdywine Hundred, now occup4e.
by -. Haley, who has rented the GruDb
ia run: On the Lancaster pike, now occu-
pit d by Harry Brown. The Peoples
far N, it is reported, will be occupied by
Elh $ ticks. W. j. Lank, it is said,
has ren ted the Davis farm Just beyond
our .cty limits, now occupied by Mar
tin + 'endricks. VIM. a nderson who at
prese vt occupies the Dunn farm in
Brand ywin ne Hundred, has taken the
farm o. Joseph Miller, near Newark
Union .churca.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
lyO1'lOE'

|No1'ol. ,,,.
The annual meeting Of the Farmers As
ISOLATION of New Castle County for protection
against trespassing and petty thievinx, will
be hold In the End story Of Telegraph Build
ing, Third and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del, OIL Saturday, January !, 1851 at 10 A.
M. GEO. H. BROWN, Sec'y.
dec2sAa9 JAMS i cd dee2e6j janbw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

Bapdaline Powder-dissolve In water
and it is ready for use. For sale al
Taylor s. Fullerton's, 800 King street,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

# you are a h'equenter or a reg ident
Of " MAS matte district, barricade your
system AZ ainst The scourge of all new
countries -ague, bilious and iDtermit-
tent fevers by use of Hop Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
REDUCTsG GN s,r pRYCER

lam selling WrGe. Loa q Sons
Cliftcn's Z + F...............,........ $500
POutaxat t...................... aIs
MIX TOOu. ....ss.s.ss... se........ o v
Minnesota Patent t.................. 50 to g. Q
make a specially Of selling the best 60us
in tho market.
Fresh Buckwhsat meal In any quantity
from one pound t. o4t0n.
VIM. u. PlCXEItS, 4oT King street.
Or kS2.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Millinery.

We have the largest stock of fine
goods to be found in this city, consist
ing of beaver hats and bonnsts in all
prevailing shapes and colors. Also 2
full and heavy line Of Ostrich plumes,
tips in all desirable shades, will be sold
at prices to suit AL purses. Mrs. II. y,
L irhY 2O2 King sHraet.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

YNOR RENT,-THEHOU u SEAND ST0Rt.
u 22O King street. Apply at machine
shop, French shove Second.
dec2s-tf Il. W. BAKER.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Its Action Is Sure an d Safe,

The celebrated remedy Kidney W Wort
can row be obtained in the usua! dry
vegetable form, or IL liquid form. 1t
is put in the latter way tor the especial
convenience of those who cannot readily
prepare it, 1t will be tonnd very con-
centratei and will aC5 with equal e4h-
cheney in either case. BE sure and read
the new advertisement for particulars.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

r OST.-A MILK BOOK IN GOING
FROM Green hill to Bancroft Banks no
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving
dec2S-Stt W. A. BO4D.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

r OST-A LAR 9EyBL4AOK AND WHITE
bloodhound pup; answers to the name
Of Dec. alwlll be paid on his delivery at
East Second street. deczS-3tn
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

CARRIAGE BLACK
w smith to 20 into the country: Apply
at Kent Iron l. Hardware store. dec2S 6t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

THOR SALE.-A GOOD WORK HORSE
Vast Front street., dec28-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
CHRyTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
at. PAEL'S n. 4. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Thursday evening, Dec. 20.
Baginning at Y.30 O'Clock. Adnik.
sion 10 cents. dec2S-It

CITUATl0N WANTED AS Entry
clerk or assistant bookkeeper, by o
young man of experience; .oan give good ref
erence. Apply to j. H. OANA
dec2s.st kent Iron h Hardware store.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Licensed N stel

The Indian King, sol Madison street,
under the propretorship Of John G..
Lavery, obtained licenss at the last
term of court, and is prepared for
boarders and the acComm>d >dation of the
public in general. His sable will he
well spread and Lis bar contains the
choicest linunrs
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28

urANTED-TO SELL 2OR BARRELS
w Of cider vinegar, at TO Monroe street .
deSt2St- Q
, 1881-05-06
SIGNAL SERVICE,


OFFIoE OF TIE ClttEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. G., May G-1 a. nl.-lndlea.
tInns-For tho Ohio Valley Md Tennessee,
partly cloudy w0athor. occasional ra!ns,
Winds mostly southcrly, lower barometer,
and higher temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather. With rain. wlptls mostly
sontherly, stationary Or lower barometer, and
stationary Temperature.
Fpr the uppor Lake region, lalr weather,
pretedal by occasional rain In the eastern
portion. w!nds mostly aast to south, lower
baroulotor, stationary or higher temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
sourl Valleys, slightly warmer, fur weather,
souther]y Winds, lower barometer. - :,
The CAlat Signal Officer furnishes the tol-
lowing specl9l 'bu!lesIn,: Thu bntQmeter Is
highest IN Tho Gulf III. Lawrence aud lowest
In tho extreme Northwest. The temperature
i|aa ,xeuatno.l nearly statl0uary during tho
past tWenty.{Qlir hours. ~.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with rain,
prevails In 'thh Middle Atlantic Status, tbs
Lakp reatgn. the Ohio Yallpy, mud Taxas. j
tBeA,thofly winds provatl In New England. the
Ohio VMlley, and Tennessee and Lnwer 1aka
rexIon., Eaewhore emit of tue Mississippi tho
prevailing wt,!ds urn casteely.
sos.s,s;oo u assts cty.
1899: asovs Il iass1 5 ef ind 4S ~G ssS Sis
liruaaW!ek. II II thrae foot fur inohes above
anA fslllpg slowly ~ t1oEnun9.. =.
ltlua, whera i Il nov tyo inches aloy0 tho
.IalFus Nne. II has risen twenty seven inches
- r. MnHGa1aG; IL u fonr feoe sYscn Inches !!b"y!
i4 two feet 4lx Inthus Rtnve md rising Ut Culro
seYcn Inches above Ut Aamphls, threo tpst
, 1881-05-06
THE MESSAGE

WHICH Did TIE BUSINESS
WAs1t1voroy, d. T., Afny 5.-An Impor-
tnnt communication was sent to tho Senate
this afternoon; 1t contained the withdrawal
OF the nominations for tho Now York Dis
trict-Attorneyship and Afarshnlsl,ip, and
Nobcrtson's name was not In It. Woodford
aM1Paync, for Attorney md Marshal Of tho
Southern New York District, ard AfcDougall
and Tcnnny for the Northern District, wore
withdrawn. III hts message tho President
stnscd tint Robertson wns not withdrawn.
There was terrible excitement about the
Cnpitol this aftornoon over the report tint
tho prcsidcnrs message withdrew Robert
sofl. The Senate WIS in executive session,
and not n word could be learned for s0nle
time. The first Information obtafnea WINS
that ali tho Now York nominations except 1iob.
ortson were withdrawn. 1t was noxt learned
TINT tho mossarcB Withdrew tho Conklin9
nominations. those for D!strict-Atiorneys md
klarehals.
=, THE MESSAGE
was simply formnt 0no Of withdrawal, con.
thinning no explanation Or comments. Tho
nominations withdrawn were rs foows:
Stewart L. Woodfort1. United statoa Attorney
for the Southern District.
ABn ". Tommy, United Ssates Attorney for
the Eastern District.
Lewis +. Tayne, unitod States Marshal for the
Southern District.
Clinton u. McDouRall. United states Marshal
for the Northern District.
Johu Tylnr, Collector OF Customs for tho Dis.
trEot Of Buffalo.
, 1881-05-06
ClNCINNATI,
TIE "CoMMEiICiAl,'i

6pselaI Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O., May b.-Tha Commercial will
say, III tloublo.leads. under tho hoaltng
"Coukling ii, q Corner"s "Thls ANNOUNCE.
Hent will bo received with satisfaction by tho
country, Tho TACT IL, tho public business for
which tho 5onate was convened on tho +th OF
March hns boon blookud by tho determination
OF Dir. Conkllng tn foFco tho Prestont to with.
draw tho nAmo OF u candidate whnsu ltncss fnr
tho oilea was 20 apparent thar tho Assembly
Of tho groat Slate of New York III.
dorsed 1t by unanimous vote, md
putoly for persona1 roaaous. The assertion that
tho Senate could rot 60 on With tho expedition
organization WINS settled was a prptext
merely, for rs soon ~. AL arrangement
WIN hlt upon by which action uu n!l
nominations unobjoeked to would bu contlr,ped,
all obstacles to executive Sessions melted away,
atd, by unanimous consent, they weso reaulned.
Tho Gtlset Of this shAn,elass arrnnapmons, to
wtlch tho President was itnpudently asked to
assont. was to subject tho Executive In hts ap.
polItlNents to thu will Ut tho Senators. ItwaA
\ vlNELy-coSI1sivEu sc1EnE,
mud. had 1t boen successfully played, Senator
C0nkllng would. Without unnecessary delay,
hAyu had all hls friontla who bud bven namol Tor
tls0 lnportsnt Federal o'1,cos III New York
Ra gafY4 ar'.S4 e4 xa s4ss rcss,ns1 s 10eh whs ..s
1t ,, The tsepnei!oan Marty that ioe.;. not
for, il ths srrx,xeaoat heId vooi Ut .hs rssa. s'
!ar :essioa a15sstioa " tha Aew York Senator
THE ExECUrIvE STROKE
5sRvea at tho precise naamoat when It IL most
casos!ys: sS II ffess hm fson the paekthrss!s
eosans ia eusas %suaa az aous h
puma. %hs spsssSea.sa TUT " Gen sas sis dssflsiS
, 1881-05-06
COLUMBUS.

0ov. FOSTER AND CONGRESSMAN con-
VERSE.
spteta. Dupateh to The chteago Tribune.
COLUMBUS, O., May 5.-The news from
Washington to-day lIas been the theme OF
discussion on the streets mid places Of re.
sort tonight among not only leading poll
ticials, but citizens generally. Gov. Foster
was found at Ills residence, busy ut work
enleavDr1ng to solve tho problem, and nd
1ntttcd his surpr fse, and was hardly pro-
pared to say what tho real meaning was,-
whether. fndecl. It was Il compromise or a
declaration Of open war. 1t, however, MP
tho President had suddenly dropped mQraltz-
Ing, and would now assume belllgcrent
attitude. lie believed that tho propIo
OF tic country would stand BY
the President In this struggle, and
strengthen him In maintaining his
right Us the chief executive officer of tho
Nation. When Senator Conkllng was ut
Mentor last fall, the subject Of Now York
appointments WIS talked Of nnd discussed
President Garllald then expressed Ills inten-
t!on to recognize both tho frlonds Of Mr..
CanRllng, but also that tho Independent Re-
publican elen,ont-tllat which WIS opposed
to Grants nomination ut Chloago-s'lould
also be recognized In making up tho New
York appointments.
coS0tsEssMAN cONvEI.sE,
the Democratic member from this district,
speaks out III tho most emphatic manner In
his Endorsement of tho Presidents course,
al,l snys: "1t Is not political question ut
NIL. The question ut issuB la wA0tl,or tho
President shall bo governed by tho
United States Senntors, or whether llv
shall l.ayo. the right to exercise Ills
, 1881-05-06

10 consult tho public interest IN nny
var e b !, making ,s Ne agpS!s,%sas Thsre
,eaH ac,': tlsrtu i at'ciHpti,s 70 .st tsrc: II
scnntc sani confirm thpsu nt'it,itia lions 1t woid
tGe ITSELF t!ty to what y nHtl,iI,K loss tlsn
cfIs ,m te e IT. %ess ir rscsc
wnull hive nocn dssrauei III tho eyes Of The
pcnpic, md throate,,ol will. impeachment. wc
s1nlrn either Gha,for p Or Nobortsot, is falsa 10
bis f1uty md bis oath.
THE rllEssui.E AND TiinEATs
OF tho Executive may coorco aosno Senators:
some uthers: hut NO vgntuse 10 say tu.t II those
nnn',lnatlnns sIa.,n, eauld l,e discussed IN open
ti,ey wut!ltl be rejected BY li.rEo majorty. and
sl,e srnatost who voted 70 confirm thostl would
not wan remembered. Administration orRnns,
strangely a,1tsertfent to their muster, strive to
4 @ ne easi gsween sy peSo aesaeas ~ 1
sctal!. seMatnrs, but II this wero true it would
T1fE PRESIDENT Is WRONG,
Uso hn' ire thek kdeienoss @ D opa 81 sSas so ID" ad d
Just policy which the President attonpte to vio.
!ato Politicians inay fal! out. WIN thns
bold and lnexollsal,e act Of usurpation on tho
"red w sta With t"sS opios VIZ s.nl'5 W for
honest and efficient government, md nstntflSt d
President who shows. by such nets, that ho bc:
lures tho public 0!1!nca to 10 only Ale personal
per1utslts.''
THE SUN"
WILL comment ns follows. "rtis ono act reduces
tlip rank md position Ut President Of tho United
Htntct. NJ represented by Jhtncs y. Garfield, to
Tint Of thAthan, street tlcter In old clothos
asid huekster. Whntl u President Of tho United
tlenlor In tho spoils OF o!lcci The nominations
President Gnrt(e'd had tnnde were ctthor tit or
unit. II they wore it, tt was tncAn,
base. contclnp.lblo In him to with.
tlrlAw thetn before they wnr0 noted
upon. Il they were TT, nothing. within tho
power or nn0thor man to do could hayo tnntlc
them unit. II they wcre unttt1 they should
never navo boom n,atIB, II they wore
", they should not havo been withdrawn.
President HHr'ac1l bus lowered himsclf
Immensely nnd i,nmensurAbly. lilo has lowered
!its ht9h ol!crt-grand for Its puwur nld glorious
owl that cannot look upon tho 'sun,-not tho
danntluss ald novcr.bIk,ug eagle"