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mcnt Of tho anmo duties ~ wo,,, -.
crNct thprcon Ind Tiny lccu i,m,,t's,tt uayc at-
e,1tltlon l1'wish they arc withdraw witli', " ths
.AIr. Frye sail hu llad su.un1t,c,t ~.
vision 10 MISUNDERSTANDING Frrn.1'' 1'''s ptn-
treasury, VIII, saW no uhteclkm tn !, !, VI tho
Committee will hold Il stccini ,',,,; y" ~; Ihe
ila0rrow TO lake action OH tic iii nmg , %.
prOlbsNl amendment. ''' ana ihs
Ex-Hov. cooKE ny1Sn.
Ex.t;ny. n liGnry p; cooko Is lying d,ra,.
iGsly ~ II i!ls rosdrnca tcorpcisw ,s ,s';s
!1y phystclans as !lapeless. iii. Conl.aa CaSl.asaed
ntel Mt Trnnsylynnln University K. H. era!'l.
IN 1871 alMl studied law. Ile fofs'u,E u,E,h'ckS, ,hmc
1s7loi. fnr ]niIrAllsn y si7 M sai!sp y r. 70.
u.s. ppa,s Sa sStnS ' wi x MrGe5ea Sfs 9" ~ ,o
l!ls destination! s',inc months Inter- 'Whea WhheHal
detained On this Journey tho t,ra If s,ae sm,nle
sl,lp Ilnc from New York 10 t'nIifnrn1i,ae n1i,eaia' !
la''nilla, wns st'gEcstcl to Iini ai'ts va ~
~ once commenced writing l,pni, II" h" snh 10
2fss 2fs stsasp 5 asHI VI copsaS 'S!Hs M. The ael
MI. Cnokg ',ttcrwnrtls rrsl,ln! III CaIifoor1nI,sa
Interests or tho 1'ncltu coast liz w"'pp!hg Gay ~
ilr*t TO announce, through II tIspatch ~ y
aesnleto Mfs1tv vacv {H :'MsS9yssy 81 sy ,s'1ko Sf ko il @
Mite Journal: was ,I'rrsicntia EIse,ov, 'g v'fs 70
ls'fl, anu III iS}! hecMtnr a tnctnhcr of TX y
llrnl Of Jay C0Ukc x Co. In 1871 he wno m ~ ~.
polnlct! Governor Of the District Of to"nta1sa II
wl!frtt lle resigned In i4fl, and as snra.p ~
sided In Georgetown, d. Z. liz Was ,u h,ots y
Er Uf JAy CnOkC, anil sun of Etruthsttn,s.
Cookc, who has survcd with ttisllnclions ~
Congress-, III
TILE Observation-Disclosures,
.uen.. Arthur left here tl,s 1uornlnr n,
Now York. lIu snld he would nut int,t,, i ~ =
Washington until tic :}t Of AInrcIi. 0'"'A "
AL1.E0En HALLWAY swISplEs.
Srteta| to t'tncta'I1ft tumnurrttt,
:, WASHINGTON, ~. T., FGb. 2i.-TIie EIouso
Co!nni'ttsc OF pneiilc Railways are Of ,ilc opin.
counts, has hlnndarttl ~ his cuuclusofns; ;i r..
gard lng tho Central l'AcLtlc 1saIlway's alresd
evasion Of tho Thnrnan net, In ,livertI,r, Its 1hs
net earnings required To be paid into t)r St.
Ing Fund intn leased lines. The CUu,mI,,en
Is Of opinion that 1t Frenchs A.
lcgatlons aro we'll founded hu sl,onid
apply remedy, blt to a% thc GonEtest Gsatdet
and have the roatl put In tho hands Of a H.
cclyrr.. 10 pass o'l act requiring IN prr cent
llstcnd Of 1j per cent, Of tic nut carnfes M, M,
lllt0t!,e Sinking Fund wotlltl hot remedy inat.
tGrs, II wltat French sAys Ii true, fur II Tia
managers Of the railroad call csado tho @5
1slirlnx O per cont to bo pa!d tn. 4 sub
committee, conslstIng Of Messrs. Mel Lone
Chairman, md Duttcrwortli md Djckey. wII
hava conference with the 4Attornpy.Gen.
era' Tomorrow on the subject. On The Other
hand. Mr.. French claims, IL Is said, Tint he
took tf'u matter. To Congress rs tho only
alternative At this time, oWlng TO the te.
luctancc OF tho Attorney General to begin
proceedings which he could not concude
wllflu III Office.
, 1881-02-23
HAYES.
WHAT HE THINKS.

afHf0f DsP1fth u nte-Ufmacut
a gentleman WHO has spent the wLnter In
Washington, and who is very intimate with
President Hayes, was heru today. lie says
tlat AIR. Hayes expresses tic opinion TINT Il
Western man will 10 appointed Secretary OF
the Treasury. md that John Sherman Is tho
man. Mr.. Hayes told him that Ills Ad,nInis-
tratLon Ind been opposed by tho great daily
newspapers Of tha country md the political
bosses. while 1t Ind beon indorsJd generally
by tho etorgy. tho religious press, a,lu. tho
country wecklles of Ohio. lEo sn!d that lie
IL well satisfied with tire outcome, md felt
TINT tts Administration WIS going out, 0f
power With u reasonable dcEree of popular
ity,
Speaking Of lllaino's appointment as Sec
Istary ot sa it"Yss ,at Snitl an EreHt statssan @
intluencn and power aluonE The natLous 0f tho
earth 1rs 50 Kreat Tint plumbers In dealing
trouble. I1a also ra,uurked that w',rn tho
III, Of A[arrl, comes 1.uyi +. Murtnn Will ba
satisfied II ho ean get Into the Cabinet ns
Secretary Ut the Navy.
, 1881-02-23

AppOItTIONMENT.

No CAUGcs.
srteiat Disra,th 10 3nt Caitdao Trtaunt.
WAsN1SuruN. y. g.. Feb. M.-'Flic lsepttb-
'lcaus decided mot To hold their caucus to-
n,ght, notwithstanding Mr.. Cox gave noltcu
tint ie should bring tip tho Apportlo,,u.cnt
hiEl Tomorrow. anu stated tiat no tho1eht
tint It wotld not be opposed by tho Appro-
priat,ons Committee 1t docs not HOW srctlt
i,roba,tc lhnt anot|,yr l,cpublEcau caucus will
In hold M ihta .mhtcct. II wns evident from
-, ~ o ~" ,1 ,,,"t tno non,,tcn,,s ,vo,,l NIX
the that tHe step"o!te"'ls "ouiu l'ot
le likely to akscc, AMI priynte consultations
which hn,o been held since tint limo have
mall, # sre,n fcss ntohabto tl,at thoy cat,
.~'. n"" ~ ,r,.n IL ' ,or,, "n,,.n1ora,o ,,,,1nr
Heter' lhuie ~ WY :V's.ue'"n'o ,.".'osa
Of HepublicRhS, nntl III ,that hullpef hfo
lo"h" st,''e VI ule ,"fe'hus. n'an ~ NV
wTty, VINO alo OF tne op'n!on '"ae .ns.o ~
should be some npt0ftlonfleht Dill passeu III
this Congress, n,ld who think tlut n fair
measure cnn 10 secured. In this class arc
"''e' - .'.s'... p..a.n'"'s 49,. ."e. ~
, 1881-02-23

DAVIS G0Es OVER To Till: OPPOSITION.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, -. C., Feb. aa.-llcprcsontn-
tIyu t;eurgc Il. Davis has now determined 10
oppose tho I.ake-Front bill wltc', lies ,fon
tho Speakers table, NJ well rs tho bill which
is in tho Committee on Public I.nlltI. 1'hla
includes bott. tho 1.ogan asld tic iltlrlcl,
bills, with the amendment to which Mr.
Davis himself consented, and wl,tcl, l,a In n
great measure proposed. Tho supporters Of
the bill In view Ut llls opposition, have nDprc.
licrsiotls tint tho lnensalro rly full, rs 1t ii
difficult ut tho best 10 tass bill Mt tlts stage
Of the scssiun. twill bc much more .!lOtcult
to do 80 will, tho Chicago delegation divided.
Mr.. Davis was satisfied with tho ntncnt1cll
bill as 1t passed the Senate, since, tllo aH,e1l-
nlenta which were ndtlrtl III that tp!y were
,nadD Mt )lis suggestion. Tho latter, how
ever, sAYs that
lie HAS CHANGED HIS OPINION,
md tnt he sllRll oppose, the bill, because l1e
fears that, IN son'e illtleilnahe 1nan9ner, It.
would. II Giaactea, convey ~ the 1llinnia
Central Railroad Company, II tllat Company
dars slot already have tho right, the r'pariu'l
rights along the luke shore nd1acctlt to Tho
Company III ti!is roadway ilas simply u,l
easement, anu hns not tho feg,-that
the fee still remains either III tho State Or III
the United Stntes, atltl that tho submerged
Sales, OF to bath. 1'licst aro his reasons, he
snys, fur. opposing tho bill, and for changing
his opinion.
HE HAS NOTIFIED SPEAKER RANDALL
md Mr.. Converse, ghnlrMap OF the Public
Lands co'nI1ttec. TINT he SHALL optoso tho
wltlstanding A1r. Dnyis' 0pposltluil. If tco,lld
b. reached by Il innIorIty, but II Is not prol,-
able that 1t Gun be reached except for plsssngc
, 1881-02-23
NOTES.
GRANT AMI CAMERON,


8ptetal Dhpateh 10 Thu Chteago Tribune.
WAAMIS0ToX, ID. q. Feb. ss1.-den. Grant
and Simon Cameron nre to be the apcclak
ambassadors OF the United States to Mexico
to secure q roylsian Of tho trtatfes.
THE CANVASS F01s UNITED STATES stAIrs1AL
for the Nnrthcrn District of Illinois Inns al-
ready begun. a. II. Jones, sometimes ca!lcu
Long jones'" IL urged for the place by
Senator Iogan and by Representative Hawk.
Ills l,a,ne Isas been sNhtnittod to some Of tho
other members Of the delegation, but they
llave not yet agreea to support Him. Thu
next prominent calldltinte for the position Is
John StlllWeal, WIN, It IL claimed, will secure
tho plac0 II jones ducs not.
THE HuGAH QUESTION.
1b tA< lYtst<r1s Assoetattd Irtss.
WAslllN0roN, u. T., Feb. .a-Ihe hearing
OIL tho sugar question WRs resumed this
morning before thu Why's and Means Cnn!.
mltteo vt the HOUSE. Representative Frye
sAEar interest had ngr1el upon and Weto
prepared to present nny measure Ut relief.
Alr, llAven.uyer informed litn, yesterday TINT
the principal objection to tho Carlisle hill
would be removed by tie Insertion 1T II pro-
Vision for tho establishment Of bonded Hugar
warehouses. Mr.. Fryn then subAItted tho
to!lnwnG III tue amendment pTopGsed:
'That bonded warehouses fur refining sugar
may be established III any port of entry In the
Secretary Ut tie Treasury may ptcscytbc.
ANY Imported sugar may 10 ansfertcl IL
Knld warehouses; without payment Ut dulles.
| The product Ut such Icf1uB1lea may bo OK
ported free OF duty, or may bu Withdrawn for
| consumption III the United States on tic pay-
, 1881-02-23

ler A!ltson tEat his name Was pno.is.S MSs",
c!a1cu wti tue rastfy Scefe.fysnp, ,n .aEant ,os ~
adverse criticism Dy ihe Naw s! 1n5k .,"s. mews.
lapcrs, nearly all Of which tlrRca on3ecTs,ons
becansc ut h1s rfsen. reeoau r. ,H s,'1Gt VT
fsia tisal eyarsse s to eosas Wofknot t ircetiy "t but
York niatl; Eyitlel,tly t'iis criticism Ilas IT,,
weight win tihfile!n, hna WIS oIc a. t!o
sapii"iatc aoi!nT teas'ns "h'e" n's '"aaeeo III"
Sr'hstor l''alnG y ~ n l'st because !Gnnk!amE
sns i.en couc,..Mle % ts ~ i"I, ,,,t lily lily
'rfsGl I'M 10 ,,nrnr ,tnn tha ~" ~ n a,,vnnr,,
nnv mrD,1,nrnt neainsi thu tinitus f;nukjInr
. ,e mil VII With T ,Mrss,e'nv WITH THp s',ackc
~ e barknnn. it ~ drctarssl' Ms I" % y"ry rccslt
m perfsI, % that tic @ new New York YH X senator's dc.
i,,,,t,fis wsra Understandable. MD ro,lii not be
"o''s. nr,rr !, c,, .r,ovo ,,r~-r
r, ,ou olmhn eAt'"uiAa,osT ~ ~. .,e .rs.n -. a..
Illc transfer Or tho IFsHHrY from tlio
Mcst to tHe East cSG'tes at,oai terss
IL ltafllelt! llae ll1s Caolnet (iskea Dui III IiS
mind, contingent npnn the West getting the
lrenSMry: or course t'le ctlnnae II this tt,i-
Mr!alit nlllGe chatlRes ms el,t!re sllte; Fos.
tSr y tglked Of IN so CIRCLES for cannet
latlnE upon tho uther n,ctnbots Of tlle cn'i::
net t1s 'nhportass met Il ~ ~ ne tosi S1Eilt
oi-yix.: tIlat the eoneiliatlon Of Conkling
WeAkels thu INFLUENCE OF n trn VINO nave
been y power sinpy because tllsy reyolvcl
around him ns Z central LIGHT. Don Gunner
2il, loratl, and CnrrcntSr have nll nf atah been
lnsinF. strength III their respective STATES:
GOhklinE., li0wevcr. iias slinw1t tliat lie still
ms q grip upon the Enplre state. IN
himself le Is tnWer. DeeaMse le las
n'atte llls pnwer felt UPON tue greatest
Commonwealth IN tho land: Hence, to tho
exte1't Couk!lng ls nlacate!l tie others aro
weakened. for of themselves, without an
nEtgressiye. relentless lea!lcr, like Cunk linT,
tleir intlllenct: ~ either brenk town or build
~ Is sluite feeble, bccalisg they hnyu 1lo coil.
stltucl!cv be'llnu ttlel1. Eohailnk hns irnft
behind lin. nn4 liis lla1nc, Ill keA With tllut
Of the New ork Senator, made each tow
cr0f strength. ..
TO cORcllLate Cohk!lng was no doubt Il
Nisc move 0tl t'nrIietl's part, for 1t fnsilrcs
70 him ConkllnE's support, and leaves him
font-lnose 70 Ignore tho clatnls Of thu Trio
named. For tliis REASON tl'ercIs no telling
where, Garfield may 20 fur tie baAnct OF
, 1881-02-23
TIE RECORD,

WASHINGTON, u. e., Fob. 23.-S[r. Morrill,
repeatedly farorably tho House bill defining
tho vcrlifcutton of tho returns Of National
banks. lie said tho object was to iegnII,e
the 0atlis taken by bank officers rs 10 the se-
turns when nlado by n Notnry Public.
PASSED..
Mr.. Dayard, from tho Finance Committee,
reported. with IL substitute therefor, thu Sen.
atc bill 10 repeal nli laws TINT Impose taxes
upon capital OF and deposits with banksam
bnnkcrs, md upon bank checks. Nj. llay.
nrd STATED that tic substitute reported by the
Committee provided simply for illc repeal of
the tax OH deposits.
The substitute was agreed to, md tho bill
ns amended passed.
Mr.. Wallace, frnm tho FINANCE Committee,
reported adversely tho SoflAto bill To author
izo tho Issue and provide for the redemption
Of fractional notes. In.lefinltly postponed.
Discussion peculiarly appropriate to the
day and apparently well appreciated by ths
galleries (which woro unusually fulD WIS Init.
uscsl by taking up tho lIotlsu juint resolution
amending aud ret'lactlnE IL Joint resolution an
proved june Il. 1HTR, pruvihlHK for monument
TO nark the b!rthplace of George Washington.
Nnth resolutions plMce tho expenditure OF THO
appropriation and tic control Of tho erection Ut
tho monument under tho direction VI tho secre.
tnry of s,att; md Tho pending one increases sha
npproprlntton s;',tto to sHl.oti. :. ),
upon tho persistence With which Mr. Corkre1l
fnd objected tn tn sing iil OF tho bill notwtth'
standing tho appeals n'ade TO him In vic" of lh'
1'ttrl0t1G ohtrnctpr or tho dny.
Mr. Cockreil replied thnt, OH tho mot1on 70
iar AND drAmusIc way, hal appcaivd to him nut
might bo had. md NOW It appeared q noml.
ment NJ S0.Ual had bes,l provided for BY
o resolution Of lso aud tlas .he enrt a% "a. =
tllo 1iaar1o or tic ol,i ifng 10 take Dit q hy
1'seas,!ry s:7oo9 additional. llo thought tn' .'
"s,slna meqra wa tS . Que xna r. rsscs sse
nize if to-day ho could speak from bis Eraro.
Mr.. Logan suggested IL str. Cockrcll 1 cor; coz;
reot1on q The fa,nias less 10 that they sh1sa
one to gutn monument" loenerAl mcrra1nent,!
Sir. IHgnlls snlsl ho WIS curious to ktIUv why
tie nS"ris o5 yxtn 4 oy folt ~ s'ss nndt1
tho resolution passed III 1S1H.
hir. johnston replied thlt the duty had besna 81
aot o i M hs e E s 81 sts ''
Air. tnEnts-'rhAt is u sny, thut <J.0u1 MIS- nos
su!liclrut to ercut 4 $500 nnunlnent2 >. .,,,
S aI M,f Ind nst
to cn1nply With tho inv.
Mr., tonkling having bocn Informed Chat tho
nrIntea repjrt, saia il appeared 10 him 10 be
hollow and protonsions pr,'cceding: ,s.
MF l,!sa's sa .n. insead I %f n'arks nsn!soa tnl
atono. us designed in tilu resolution tlle sestc.
tary pf Htnte alld his assootntcs hal undettaksd
T. substitute for TINT sort Of coitaRe. o1 oisa'
wliItlows, lid asked for s;ooSj 70 puy ~ T.. II
Congress desired to ,hnve Its dcllhcrafeIy,eer
pressed uarp',st nuE litlptt. vetoed. hni aut rpr
s' st IL IL 'sfs Wises. "i"so Ss @ "suis, e1sonnt
Ind no objcction TO .alorposc; nL!t s. =" !"
, 1881-02-23
HIS SERIOUS 1Ll4HEss.

sp<etai Uts14seh 10 Tbs tAteaso TrtbunA,
WAslilSaToN, d. G., Feb. M,-Thore la
said to Ge serious danger that Senator Matt
Carpenter will not b9 able to take his seat In
the Sonate at tho executive session, II indeed
liis illness should not take d more alarming
turn than Is NOW anticipated. Sanator Car
penter had sbveEe attack OF pneumonia
about u snonth ago. and was very serlouIy
III. Hc recovered. liz, resumed his work
, 1881-02-23
Repealed by the
Senate.
A Wranglo by Dry-Crcekors md
"Crackors" Over $4,000
for Washington.
The Legislative, Executive, and Ju-
dioial Appropriations Passed
by tho Senate,
Passage Of tho Agricultural APP
preparation Bill by the
House.
The Sundry Civil Appropriations Of
Twenty Millions Taken Up in
tho Same Body.
Congressman Davis Now Acting
in Opposition to the Lalke-
Front Islll.
Opinions with Regard to Refund
ing Modifying Very Rapidly
-Frye's Belief.
Sketch Of JOHN I. Mitchell, tho PENN
sylynnia ScnAt0r.to.1}o - Tho
Complete List.
No Republican Cauous-Caryenter's
Serious Illness ut q Critical
Time-Grant.
Congressman Davis Now Acting
in Opposition to the Lalke-
Front Bill,
Opinions with Regard to Refund
ing Modifying Very Rapidly
-Frye's Belief.
Sketch Of John I. Mitchell, tho PENN
sylynnia ScnAt0r.to.1}o Tho
Complete List.
No Republican Cauous-Caryenter's
Serious Illness ut Critical
Time-Grant.
IN CONGRESS-.



IN CONGRESS-.
ACTION.
Sptetdt Dispatch to 3hs cheeaao II1oa"f'
WASHINGTON, -. g., Feb. 1a..-To-dRy l,oth
1Jouses vera remarkable for their activity,
In fhc 1tousc thu AgrIcultural Anvropriot,o,
~, 49,. u,,s,,aI t,so ssr,,,, ,a,,,rt ,,n,
o1l' WIS ll1shc"' tlo eoh,ele,lco 'el"' ,,, "po'!
agreed to-, and seventeen pagcs Of
the Suntlry Civil bill wrre conlpIe,ed,
,yh,fa in the Sennte tho l,erislattvn
Augmentation hi1l ,yn. passrd. in tbe ct,,,-
ai.,ass.,a.' ~ ~ tarta,,tt,rnt hi, T., ~,
s!uetAt',,i " tHo nttW".le4"i Nv III @ Nv
llnuae. the Ji0lso decided 10 colltlhne tho
experiments III tho manufacture of brel~r0ot
sugar, ,rlu appropriated $4,000 for that pur-
% puse. ljclfor,t. Of CoIuru,lo, made i!orId
speech III sf'ppart ol llbGl"l aPplopi'At'on
fur artcsIan wells, but the llousc declined to
approve Ills suggestion. Tic Sundry Civil
hi1l n,mrnnrtntcY sorne $50, 0,Opn nearty
q mn I'M 1nsx finn ttt, estinntns ant. 6, hSl
ntr, lass tl,a =, lin on,ount nnnrnnrtutc, In tlo
.I.a u ,'...''t ,n ,,"a tr, .1@,nt. ,,,,,,,,
~" w. ~, lae eusleat sc"' tne uepNle upon
tue Dill was merely u sot''lne eharac1cr'
THERE wAH 4 I.oNu wNANOLE
over tho question whether tile purchase OF
w. t. ,,.'It, ,,,tl,,t,,. ,,.as .,,i..ni.,,t ~
slle 1o1 p"u'lc u"t'"l's WINS ttl"N"'o't ~
inc commencement OF tno "ork upon tlle
building, mid the House reversed Its former
ticclsion n,ut to-day held that tho Govern
,.,,,, .,.,',,,t i,,to,,,,. - or,, tno
pniiuhs "lti'u''t ll'e'1lilS ~ cteet ~"
buildings upon them, nl'd TINT tho purchase
Of site Is such n commencement OF tho
work as would make It lawful 10 nppropri.
, 1881-02-23
FUNDING.
sOnEH sECDNi, THOUGHTS.

~
was tnkcu Upon The Funding bill t0-tlay BY
tho Hnnsa uf Representatives. Th!s ntIcr-
noun Chairman Tucker. af tho Committee
III Ways nNd Means, snid tllat lie thought n
1noti0n would be tnnltn tn.in0rr0w 10 tnke tile
bill from tho Spcuker's table and CONCUR III
tho Senate amendments without reference nf
tho incnsi,re to tho Ways mil Means Cnnin1lt-
TEE. Another mcnlhGr Of tic Committee,
however, remarked That NJ, effort would llo
tna,le to refer thu Bit to the Committee, atMl
TINT hn untlcrluplt Speaker Randall tu
bo Ill favor Of that cnursu. Ui-
less tho bill shall bo referred, ttleru
will bu no opportunity to nmcnl the mras.
tire. or 10 do Mnyth1nx except to concur or
t,o,l.coucur in the amendments vi thc Sell
ate. II tho bill In really destined to become
n Inv. 1t certainly should first bo amended III
ut ieast 0ne particular, II no more. Az IL
now stnntts
Tftl: FIFTH SECTION OF TIE lit1r
will virtually. prevent my National bank
from winding up Its business voluntarily. II,
order tn retire MI Its circulation, n bank will
bo compelled to collect every ono 0E Its
own notes and present them alt Mt
the Treasury before It can withdraw
It's bonds. II q bank which llas been fifteen
years III existence and Inns kept Its ctrc,iln-
tim ut S90O 900 or more lurlng that peri0tt
should desire tD retire lis whole circulation
aid 10 ont of business, tho Funding bill
would not permit this to. be done. Every
ono wllo possesses any knowledge whatever
on tic subject knows thnt n percentage Of
the notes Of suc IL hank, amounting probs-
bly, tu several thousand, would. ut tic end OF
littccn years, bu lrrctrtevably Lust to tho bunk
and beyond Its pOwcri 10 reclaim. Afnny notes
WDltl have brrli lost ar burned, md UlllGr-
, 1881-02-23
THE NEXT SEN ATE,
TIE LIST COMPLETE.

lAL Is45E
Special Dtspdteh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. O., Feb. 22.-,1Ohn l.
Mitchell, the now Pennsylvania Senator Is
nj present tho Representative from tf1o Six
tccntll District. III his four years service 1ls
II Representative lo has only spoken on ono
nr two occasions, and generally iii reference
to local t0plcs, lie Is lnnn Of medium
hight, broad silouldercd, with blonde l,air
and beard, nlltl Is lanle, tho result OF m acc
dent incurred III his campaign two years
MO. liz is Il llatiye Of Tloga County, pelln-
sylvanln, Is IS years old, and Was raised OIL II
turln, taught school, served In the lnte Wnr
~ Lieutenant, was admitted To the Bar III
1861, alltl hns stlco beeli practlclng lawyer.
atl.. MITCHELL
Is Chased rs antl.Canerotl, bit Is not per-
sonal!y offensive to the rctEning dynasty.
Early last fall Don Cameron, IN tho course OF
Il. conversation with Mr.. Mitchell, still 10
him: "You wifi have 10 take tic Sennsor-
ship" Mitchell replied that lEo would have
no cancu against Grow. Tie words thus
spoken iN Just hsvyo Ind Il confirmation little
loukcd for by the parties to the |ata eonsro.
ycray. Members OF tho Pennsylvania dele
g,tiun express themselves NJ very well
pleased with tho selection. though they aro
not enthusiastic.
thk NULL ~. ., T..
(Rcphblicnns, III roh'at,, Ut; Democrats. IA
ttaltes u; Independents tMahone and Dav1s. I'LL
III sMAhL cArs, ~ .-.-.-...
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, 1881-02-23
amendment 10 the Legislative Appropriation,
hIll, 0Gn. Logan

VERY SHARPLY AND FE,ATt.Y
said Tint. 1t any 9eflntnr or outsider aRt TINT
IN wns Influenced III Ills nppesltloi, tn The liF
!ly claim agents, he stascd Whit WIS hase!y
fnlsc. Senator t.ngnn's manner WIS severely
rnr1cst. t}ell. Burnside nnlc disclaimer
that anything pcrsn,lAt WIS intended.