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Peter R.ittef's is Headqarttt Is FOR
Fine igars, Tobacco, Meerschaum and
other Pipes, and smokers Articles, at
corner of Gay and Clsnch streets.
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For Alderman.
SIXTH WARD.

We arc authorized and requested to announce
J. w. FLENNIkEN as a candidate for Alder
man in the 9Th ward, at the ensuing election in
January,
am a candidate for alderman from 9Th ward
II elected will represent the interest OF the peo-
pie and the city to the best Of my ability.
.z-.=.. Very respectfully
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It is not cure-all. But for Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder or Urinary
Organs, DAYS KIDNEY PAD Is the
first cure vet discovered.
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Fine silk Umbrallas, at Is. w.
Halls. xn7dtIs
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WaugeG e..

wanted.
a Girl to do Cooking and General
Rousework. inquire at this Office.
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CITY ITEM g,

CENTRAL COAL CO.,
Dealers in
COAL CREEK LUMP COAL.
Office-Clinch street. opposite Custom House.
e. E. MCCRosKEY,
ytdtf. General Agent.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer.
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LAMAR HOUSE.

r w Chace, New YORK. L Ii Snapp,
Marion, Ind. j II Teaken, Selma, ala.
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HEADQUAFrERs FOR MEATS

ytdtf.
, 1881-12-16

Department who had mule nj, invcssign-
t1on of tho matter. nnd tho letter
Of Tho Secretary at tho fl1ert0r recommends
Ing tho granting Of the application. They
were Endorsed by tho President NJ "cotn"
inentle.l 10 the careful attention OF Congress-
nrtl wcre referred 10 tlln Committee on 1}af!.
why's. Senator l,rnw,,. Of tirn5Ria, reported
back from this committee n hill rnttfytng tic
acttt.l of the tiencrnl Council II tic cltoctnw
Nation ErantnK the right 0f wny to tic 1T,
lsosts IL San FRANCHISES Railway CnW'ra"y.
with favorable recommendation. nl1l It
went upon tho calendar.
vESr's rtnApE.
inst five minutes befosc tho close of Tho
morning l1ntlr' Senator ]lonr's resolution III
favor Ut wu,hn,-sn(rrnge was callctt mp.
This brought lip tcst, of Missouri, WHO In
n brief speech ibrtef lMcausc it WIS cut oil
ly the expiration Ut Tho morning hour anil
some very seygre things on the womun.snf-
fringe question. Ills i.lca was that. II wot'tn'-
stttrrnKy WIS established. 1t would tre-
Nentlousiy adj In thn volume Of ftt!tGrnte
suffrage. and tint. willie tho women Of tile
country might rush 10 the polls, INT Oil, lady
III ttostsaud would 70 there. lie Intended
IN use the words "wo!nan and ''laty" Ms
DISTINGUISHING the Intelligent, respectable,
asld cultured of tic fenntB aex fronl those
who nre possessed of the 0pposlt pf these
qualities. i1nar's resolution. II is thought,
did not tectl Vests speecI, to bury It. The
galleries wore occupied By savornl prominent
su'Ernglsts, men md wouieu, and Vest now
expects TO find himself tho victim Of good
tleal ot fault.tintlIng.
, 1881-12-16

Il, rec Representatives, for the u,,rposo vt
agreeing up,n 0t,o nun. At least one Of
tito CIcngo representatives would not, how
ever, DO willing to 40 Into Rucl, conference.
Representative Davis saltl tonitht lln would
not aKrcu on my n,an unless lIn was from
tito West Side, md l,o tttn't think tho others
would agrcu to taka rnnn who wna from
ulat side; hnncu ln feared thcro could bn no
ngreemcnt. -.......
DAN si1EltA1It1
nrr1yesl here tonight, at,d IL clearly MI asDlr-
mt for tho CoIlecturshfp. All the CllicaRo
Representatives arv convinced that Shepard
Is tosan'A choice. but f.ugan docs not state
wliu his candidate Is. Sill further attempts
aro to be ,Mastu II secure compromise.
I3cartlsfoy, Of ltock 1Eland. ls very actlyc
il, entltayorlng 10 bring about compromise
bctwcen Farwet and Logan. t'ltt Pierce IL
growing anxious for 1'enli Nixon, MID Inns M
nppolnlnsmt with tho President tomorrow
oil Nixon,s behnlf.
, 1881-12-16

the Oraanlo act. tho mcshods ot construction
ntiopt,.d constitute whnt may Ito regarded rs Tho
details nj a aystam far tho perfeattnE of which
It would bp necessary 10 afranro tho order aud
oxser,t nt lts application
TO TItE FNTtHE N1vRls.
TO fix this orlcr jutlia'ousiy, thoro Is requsro,
Information of m extonalyU character and w!de
scopn which tho survcys. examination, and 0hs
servations now In ptjFeess Are expected to fur.
niah. Tho commission nrc, however. prepared
to recommend tho application oi tho nncthotls
and icinils heretofore described to tho lower
rsvar from Commerce. Mo-. ttownwartls, with
auoh continuity rs will nht only improve
the immediate localtlos where nnvl-
cation il now had, hit will ntso c.tnb'
iIah and retain such control over
tho htEn-wntcr discharge N Will arrest TINT ten
.,ency towards deterioration which hns rontlorut1
tho systematic Improvement Of tho entro river
neccsshry. Wh1lo this order Ut 'progross Is
proper for works destehed to amohl and r0s,t.
Into tho existing 0hannol, those undertaken fur
tho purpose of returning or increasing the vot-
tsmo Of discharge Within tho he'd. snuu as lovcos
and Aatns fnr clMinF outlets. should boxln below
md DO carried continuouslyu lip strcan.
, 1881-12-16
THE WEATHER.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF S1aNAL OFFICER, WASH
1EaTOH, D. c., Dec. Id a.. pl.-The Chics Sig
mi Ollicor furnishes tho following spccta! bul.
lctin:
General snow hns falIen ln New England ind
In tho Middle Atlantic etatcs. and goncsal taIa
In tho South Atlantic 6sutcs. but ut this report
fair wcnther provai1s Gust OF tho Rocky Mount.
,tlns. Nurtherty wlIids prevail i'l tho East d9't
N rnt,lre his fullsu from 70 to 20 degrees along
the Atlantic Cuhst, whero tt Is slightly below
moan for the ninnth. II has rIaun ~ 70 a) d.
gr4tA In h!ntlnsiltA. DhkQt1.+ aud 5lMntabs.
Whre It Is about II degrees nf,6vd nledft fit tho
month, .rhta wnr,n sYAye will Nxtnra over sae
country Gust uf tho a1lss'ssppt River. Warmer,
fair wcnfGr Is Indicated fur to-day md sAtufiay
y Mow Enx'and, the N,ddic, South Atlantic ind
For lenIcssce and tue Ohio Valley, 1armes.
talr weMther, vurtablo winds shifting 10 eoathss'
ly, 1nWer pressure.
For tho I.ower. Like reRton. warmer, fa!f
weather. fs,llowtd by increasing cIoudlnes3
Boutherly ,ylntls. lower pressure. .,
For thu Upper 1.nko renlui. W1rtnef, IA:
weather, f0tltiWad by lncrcAsllx cl1udtnees, ana
locsll rains. souther'y vecrlnE to westerly "'oas
lover pTcsslre. ,
!. Fgr tho Upper Mtsslsslppl and Lower Missouri
VAeyB, fair weather. followed by Increasing
cuuulnosa and local ruins. warin s1uthwesteT!y
western pnrtion by rising barometer and colder
ntirthwcHt winds.
CHICAGO, Deo. l5-1U:l5, p. m.-The fnllorng
Observations aro tnkeh ut tho Sumo moment VI
time ut all the stations nalned:
UENEtthk OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-12-16

TIE COMMITTEES.
REFER SLOW.

Srtsfag Dtspatch to 1Ae EAsedeo Tribune.
WAsi11Surov, D. e., Dec. 15.--A Repro
sentative who Inns been consulted by Speaker
Keller in the matter Ut committees says that
tho report that he will announce them or any
considerable number Of them tomorrow Ia
nbsltld. lfe has not to this ltour framed II
single committee or taken pe,, to paper to
franc uam. liz lias bean considering tho
qualification and c1cgibllIty of tic various
members, ai,tl boon consulting with tlUse
whose ndvice he las desired. it Is possible
that tomorrow thu Committee on Electtons
luay be nu.ncd, III order that 1t t,lay coll-
lnence It's work and sit during tho holiduy
recess, but t1ifs gentleman states that It IL
quite certain that tie committees as n wliot0
will not be ilunled my before Tho day which
sl,nl1 precedc tho adjournment for the holi~
tlay recess, alid that 1t Is yery probable that
tllo announcement may bc. postponed until
after tho new year
, 1881-12-16
psttal Dttpateh to Tbs Ehjed4o Tribune.

fpsttal Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. N.-Tle Senate
Finance Coinlnlttee inntle quick work Of the
JpBr cunt bill. 1t appears tn bo thu lntan-
tlon at Senator Sherman to push tho bill
through as soon as possible. AmonE other
imuortaht business transacted In the Se,,atu
today was the Introduction by Senator
Plumb, of Kansas, of II bill providing for the
Issue ut silver certificates a1ld standard silver
dollars on deposit Of silver bullion, the rsfer-
encu OF tho Presidents InessaKo to tfls appro-
priate committees, anil tho discharge Of sew
ernl Senators fro,n service oil tho various
c6ulnlstees III accordance with tho pro-
Kranl for the changes In committees
agreed upon at the Republican caucus early
l,l tho wauk. Senator Morrill, introduced q
resolution which Is likely to open w I'LL ill.,
quiry Into q subject which has long buen q
fruitful source Ut gossip lh Washington.
Tho snle ut ....
LOTTERY. TICKETS
+ Is n growing evil aMiOnS the mnle and female
employees Of tho Government departments.
Ills resolution d!rected at! Inquiry by. tho
JutlfcEary Committee as to the best metho4
af putting q stop to the advertisement and
sals Ut lottery tickets In; the District OF Co.
lnnlbf,. A communication iroul tlln Secyo-
tary nj War, transmitting the report Ut the
Mississippi River Commission, was received
anA lnltl butoro the Senate, aud two
| communications were alao received
frum the l'restdent-onn Transmitting the
correspondence o1 tha State Department with
Minister Lowell OIL tho subject of the Modtl-
cation Of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty with
Great Britain. u1,d al0tAer pupur In reference
to tho application for rlglIt-of-way for
THE CHICAGO, TEXAA 4 MEXICAN CENTNAL
and tbs 81. Louis 4 San Francisco hallway
Co,npanfes lIlrough the Choctaw lndtan Na.
slon Reservation. a,A the building of rallroa.l
aud telegraph lines. 'r4u papers in tlls 1at-
ter csse Included the report OF the acttoA oi
the GellurAl Council Ut tla Choctaw Eauun
cunscntlnx to y grau& OF the s!Rl,t-oc.way,
tie application 0f tho railway companies, The
report Of . special aBcnt Ut tho luterlol
, 1881-12-16
HIGH@OFFICERS:;

3pkeia& Dispateh 10 Tia Ghteaeo Tribune.
WAsItISoroS, d. c., Dec. l5.-It Is fact
Of wl,irh Afr. Gcnrge Boutwell, Is Justly
proud, tint ha ,,nny laye anythlng llo wants
except thu thing tlu really waits, atd 1t Is
not yet detI1itly settled that hB cannot lnyo
tlAt. Mr.. Boutwell, may ltuyo tho Navy De-
pnrtmcnt, the Interior Department, The Post
Office Department, 0r tic Acknowledgement
ship. What lie wants Is thu Supreme Court
Jiigcshfp. As d distinguished 1awyer IT,
marked this evening, however, :" TINT Ia
precisely what We don't want lin
to have" Atr. I)outwcll tloes not
give up thu struggle. md -. Is
colltendng against mighty odds, hut with
stand rs tile only representative from New
England Of
THE 30G
All tho Massachusetts delegation Is agnlnst
him. A. cnilcus Of tho delegation was held,
aud last night It was decided to urge tho ap-
pointi,ent OF Chicf,Justlce iray. 1t Is
happy family, fortunately, Oh the question
nf distributing tho spolls, nnd all the lsupub-
lican Illolllbers called OIL the President this
morning to ns!l for Judge Gray's appUlnt-
llent. So farms can be learned, tho President
rlade no sIgn that lie as made tip
his mind whether Or not f,o can refuse, to
appoiMt Boutwell, to tie bench. On puMt-
wells part, !,e llAs not yet lnado tip his mind
TO taku nlly other office. 11o llns MI indUfnit
plncG n0w, SO far ~ length Ut term goes, rs
COUNSEL for tho Government bvfore the
French nnu American Commission.
SECRETARY BLAINE AND A5s1sTANT-8EC1tE-
TAHY llrrT
60 lefsnitfy out of public life on Monday
| next, Mr. Blaine Is full ot business, and iil
, 1881-12-16

A CONTEST. OVER A WILL.

OsltKoslt. WIS.,, Dec. lb.-A legal contest ~ ~
arisen In regard u tie will Ut Capt. Cobo OF 'n'.
rIty, who died short tmo aRo, leaving IN NJ ~.
tatc valued at. &U0O0. Tbs dcccnsea hlov ,yits n
VIII til favor " trends principally, alu n's nsa..
has contested II on the Krouttd Of aeEsa yma Ug
tiie document. Il AppuArs also that Ass. ID 1o
cannnt tnRku clA.ua 70 tho assate. ~ ssnnseslyd nn
WIFI In Massachusetts frota whom ~ stpa; npn; aot
busn divorced A. Tho suo VI p!s secoI'a1 So for
rtnge. The rst wife has nsso put ~ IlaI hi
the uafAlct hut tho attQe1eYs hgfe stae ahssiDa
murried agnin Mrs. Cobb No, j. bus hau ~ tscI.
junction lsauod. hownver. Restraining h ene ea.;sts
tors trOn tilsnos!t.Q Of tho properly tx nd ,I0k
h9faH8-
, 1881-12-16

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 15.-A bill was
introduced today by Senator Miller to incor-
'porato tho Maritime Canal Colnpauy Of Mica.
rngun. It Mutnes us persons to to SO llcor-
rorated u. y. Grant, i. d. Morgan,.ll L.
.juwett, Howard Potter, William II. uarrl-
solf, Frederick Billings, GeUrgp u. Irving,
William l.. Merry, William u. Franklin, So.
lon Humphreys, Frederick Duttertud, Il. +.
Beal1, William II. Darnun,, George r. Baker,
Daniel Atnmen, Edward Z. Anderson,
Alexander Taylor, IT, s, Grant Jr,, Edward
II. ClyMer, s. l.. Phulls, Charles Dunu, Rob-
ert tIarrIs, Edward i. Smith. Rohett Ten
Drotcs, William Denntaon, Mnnucl Cuudrn,
Thomas Dofrancc, alld d. @. Mensc,l. The
bill proposes to authorize this company "to
do all lawful things to secure full enjoyment
Of thu powers, privileges, rights, benefits,
and grants containud ln the caunl concession
made by Nicaragua to the Provisional Inter-
oceanic Canal Soclety, and confirmed May
q, 1885," The principal Office Of tho cum
puny will po III Now York.
ITS CAPITAL. sTOCK
to consist Of not less than $4,000 nor moro
thal1 1,000.00O ut S100 encl,, whlcE shalt be
deemed personal property. and Its affairs arc
to be managed by board OF cleven d.
rectors, une OF whom sl,nll bs appointed by
Me ncS,aeh' r.. I " Mo uh'tea 1h'1es anu
t ono py tne oosoIn1sGnt VI NscaInHaa:
Inc olll pfoY.ues UNI tne oAlteA
STATES sla1i k"arahlen to uae company
Tor twenty years IRON the complelsoa Vi lts
csha' W. u'u euni'ns.lcen1e.e !. " wv passnse
~ seaooa s.ousn ,, - lfo| osu" M 1.a " ts.'. e,las
1cs net leeelpts a.Ait llos oe !ess u'"a D ppF
CENT upoh us c"pltal htock' put tn!H agrees
lnt1lt Is accompanied with stipulAt!nns that
1,ot ,nt,rn tl,nn II .Oa0 D}D slln1l ha {c1unte,l
ltont tlo Rto5s seeo4pte 1a ui'5 o!'e seaf lof
operating expenses, and That no interest upon
nnv lndnhtrdueaa' ff tha rnmf,auv ahn]l hn
9 ~ ~ ~ ~ Wy se4p.! -. o''' w
nAlH 0lt OF lis canal tecelpt5 nAtlI pGr Cout
upon Its totNl canltal stock slnll bo carried
nnI tl,a yInitn,I Ctoina r,In,,,, from, n,Itit,,
'o'o '1o ouitou ot"too tetonseu tlo1a '''o'''ts'
THE NINTH BECT1OS
nrovI,]as thnt thA nurraunta tn|ls n,,d chnracs
- ..ss .....It - 49,. ..s.a1 .1ss..,. ~ ~
~. uo aa.'.s's " @ s ~ .au"s.' ~
ss.' t"... o '',o ~. 'oNo' "s's.,'
VI - savu na ae's ,.", 0'.o"t ~, ~, v1so!t
n'k ~ tuo ao"so o4ss' ~, liz oy 'I.o ~ t"e"ao
sseasmp oospa'.Ic'1 ~ ~. casR1' i"e.' a,a
sntp'iv3 ~, vi pv"!u ".s s''sst =. 1taAs'.
c,ra os 1 ~, ,i"m thsrsoe % %ot e%c,.1,ne w. ~ oo ~
GHA!Ho ~ hoN Atu@ouAt lo' VAtGS"MI cA'~'s
, 1881-12-16
NO A0NERMENT,

sptt4ai Dltpateh to 1as Chteapa 1ttaunt.
WASluSaroN, D. G., nec, 15.-lt ls not bc.
lleyed BY those In q position to Know That
unytlnR will conc OF Tho much-tatked'ot
compromise Of Senator Logan and NepEesell.
tattye Farwell iu the matter Of tue appo!nt-
1uent Ut the Collector ut Cllcago. Dir. Fur
well said last night TINT the furthest ho
would Ko would be To concede to Senator
Logan the privileges. IL liz would avail tlM-
suit Of 1t, Of voice In the conference Ut tic
, 1881-12-16

Tue demand OF the people for IN caset %, ne,u "to.
ot preparing Hdney-NoEs has tu 1ncead adt.'eusn tuv
prlGtors. the well7knnwn .whoiesAo, o'Sfl ID
prepare It iur sale In liquid fern " wnsepf, wvM
dry tor1n: II eayes alt taa:aalor Q! pissfr.d 6t
and ~ It u equity affscIent II ~ eysry.
wheIo proyoa ltselt. 4 rsrfsot ts'ueo''-0"'
, 1881-12-16
IN DEFENSE or ARTHUR.
WHAT THE FHIEH1}s or TirE PRESIDENT sAy
ABOUT iiiH INTENTIONS.

A,,oUT s,,s ,SfESr!uss.
f'hfiddtfnhhs 1imts.
Some Of the particular frfUtlds nf President
Arthur ara cildenyorlnE to u,Akc 1t appear
TINT lle Is nut under Stalwart indunnce, ard
n,lonE tl,esa there Is n great dUal 1T talk.
Uus frtcnu u tho President llas bGen pnrtlcll-
lnrly loud in his assertion that Cnlnero,,,
Conkllng, md Grant wnlld not hu tcrluittetl
10 dictate to tlle Administration. On the
contrary, lie said. tho Stnlwart 1catlers had
been put Oft fron, tmo to ttnt !, nr,tt Ind re-.
Gently been growing VERY inpatient Tllat
they were dlspnsetl IL tt1ctnto matters and
control tho President tts Informant does
ltot tteny. liz says, however, TINT lto hns nj
rcatly very strongly intlnlated that, wb'o ',e
Is disposed to listen TO their suEgestt0ns, ltu
Will permit ITO purs1l,af interference. Wh!le
this gentleman l1hs no doubt but what tltB
President ~ ull!te willing 70 accDrtl tin Stnl-
warta ~ they nsk l'e Is illtlisu,spd to revulu:
BY piece,nen1, without slioclt or sellsatm
The CabIilut must bu cntKet 1ne nj It tlnlo.
In word, the Adn,lnlstrntlul, frau tlio Cub
lnet. to tho whisky saRers' must be Sta!'
lally done, That no ole will knuw
tl,uy nro hurt. md 50 that lae party
will DO earrtcd with II instead Ut divided til
nnsry discussion "ysr tno 2titses. ;5tlS hs,o
wnnt they want right or. ,rliey are crnwtf-
tnE him for tho spells, md. l,e refuses 10 be
crowded. Tnu Pennsylvania StnlwartB, ,ure
urging the relltoval of the l'i:!s1nrg Collect-
er: urging Oyster for Public rrtnter, trgisg
GttilIan for AssEsta1,t Secretary Of tile 'rreas-
ury, aid urging twenty Utller things, and AI}-
pear to he Iii hi lrKent ln0ott; but wilat hnyo
they got? Tlis is tho WHY Afr. Arthur's
nru running tho Presideni. He admits, how
ever. tat this will bu aStnlw trt Attnsinfstr.s.
t,on to thn backbone, but tho President will
70 at matters III q cautious hummer.
, 1881-12-16
THE nflYSISSIPPI.

tno e.."'3 ~ ,'ucu oo'"estt sA''"' ~'''
pF"ctaeo VIII W stoppeu'
--.-..-.'-.
Ii4G MtSslSS!i@ELs
1lE''onr or TIE COMMISSION.
s7ftsa1 os'pafsh to ias tntfdpo 3r'oane'
WAsli1NaToS, H. o.. Dec. l5.-l!io MIS-
sfssippt River Commission report covers
about eighty pages OF foolscaE, and Ia accom-.
panIed by suveral yot,ttlfnul1s appendices
gIyl:,u ,fotntts of s,,ryeyy of tbs river. TjEe
Following is al, abstrart Of what tho com.
,ufa.,nr ~ ~ ohnut l"r.n.,
l,,,a ,.t'..y ~ ,o"aas as ;, oa,x ~ ,,ro,,or+
,,a.,r,,e.,,.. ,,' ,st.o +. s,n ~ .o 4,,,,is os
....,s, ~, H., ..,s~ a. .ss,,, - .,t,,s,t,s's +,
.a,o sI,,,,. -, ,,a,,ee .,,,,,,nan, rao I,,,,,rr
1890 -, ~ n,,.asa, .. .,,.. .',,,,,t - ,,,n,,.r
,sh.,,Iv ut,,tn 10 ,it.,ro,,nn ~ r,on,re.s an,
nnr .,t,s,,t" -, .,,sa,sss horo rho ,,,Itv ~
,".,,as .rs,s..s ~ - .sa,..,n ~. o,,'..,ao1
'u'uvo ~. ns .aS". ,. ~ ,s.,,, nna
.,s,,,...t,a,' !. t,o"+ -, ,,na., -,t;For.
.,aoa .,is,,n. 49,, -, .a..,on, - ,.hte
~ =. orua ~ ~" -. 'unp 80. Ms
a.1daa -, ~, ~. ~ ol ~ ,..nnnr. ~ +hn
~a,.n,sstas :. H. ,,,,4I"r,, t,r al ,h"t ,a,.nas
~ 'n.. n. ttno,, ,v.tor. rf I'm rIycr ,vt,h,'
rst,.nlv rn.t In, nj snao NJ, tcnf In so,no
lcgroo u, fnrrcaso ,ho i,tn'lr,nr. and ,ieonontn1
,,os.nr ~ ~ ,he t,,rr.,,. IN. ,nn axtant ora nns
t,,n,, ~ .ra,. o,,as.. ~, ,.o f,nr,,,..,a. ~
'o"o' - ,r,,,s .Au :, ,,,..,. ..r,,u w, .rv,.,
.4tE' ". tH,', ~ ~ 70. Tn ..s H..n.sn.s
~ ~. .eopsss ~ "asn uoa .n' -, ~
ou I.o', ~ 20 .'.oo. ..,
tns. fu'uu ~ 1s puap"ao 10 . .r"e" VIII
u.aeL a,.t '. "'.a ~ w. ,, Iou
laesu WIN .nuae cus., ao ns suu!c.s
fequltlnk 'uEtoes ouaetsn.'o" a''o e.""s anN tto
aoeuu'u'nuon VI aus!nos "a.a ,ao.o eo'np!ss
uu.,nsvS ua'a uu.u'u au"' e ~ ~
'enenou c.l.eotA'n9 suul4': ~ w .no",'l' w
EXISTING az ala!s o! hnow'cua9 ~ sna % .aa 1uagnons
" .ao eh'u. W not.e, e. oaSs" aa,a
, 1881-12-16


tutlop.n II. ilowever, s,cl, persons were In
eligible, 1t would seu,n to be
tfNNEcEssAtrv TO PIT ANY st1c1f rfs0vfso
IN TlIE NiL1-
Afr. Ginrland made tl0 argument 1T support
Of Ills bit, exccpsio sllggest that tho Cabinet
n(llccrs met the constitutional requirements
In that tlloY were officers If the Government.
They wera. nlso executive ntItcprs, and, whnt
wns nj equally coErnt reason With iili,, they
waro ofElcurs INT sympathy with thu Exccn-
tive and witt, tho people, whose v0ta hnti
elected the Executive. atr. Garland said
that i!e would have regarded It MS n very
great disaster had President Arthur been re-
moved. resigned, or died At1h 4 Democratic
President PRO tempore should have nsstl,ned
tho otllco md Its duties, 1t wostttl have beon
MI oyerthrowti,g of the wishes Of Tie 'na]osl.
Is Of the peor!c, ho snt. ..
Tn this point Sunntor Jnncs OF FIorita
took direct Issue with Mr.. Garland, sayin9 !.
that
THE CONSTITUTION NEvEst fEcoaS1zEn AN
INJECTION Of PRESIDENT
by tic people. Alt that the Constitution did
was to provide for a choice Of Electors, who
wcre 10 elect the frestdrnt. Tlia CDnstttu-
tto,l, 1lo thought. simply provided for the
maintenance Ut tho Office. and not Tor the
maintenance of this OF that pnrticnlar man
III the office.
These points illustrate the Wide and fnnda-
mental difference OF opinion ann,R tie Sen.
rturs, and tho speeches that stll remain 10
bo 1nado will eycn more strongly express
this divergence OF Views. The 3cuators,
however, Rrs determined If they ean to pass
a law Which will make It Impossible for any
gap such as was expected last stlll,luer to
occur.
FnoM THE "REcoRn."
II th& Vfst4rn As,oetatsd rrest.
WARRINGTON, u. e., Dec. l5.-1n the Sem
ate the discussion Of the Presidential succcs-
sl0n III tho contingencies provided for was
resumed, and Mr.. Garland addressed the Sem
ute. lie said the President pro tem. Of the
Senate md tho Speaker 0f tho House hah
been held to bo " officer" In the scnsu In
wl,fcI, the word Is used in the clause nf tho
Constitution, inastnuch as they were tho
officers Ut their Houses respectively. But
enough OF doubt had been thrown Upon It
to require the matter to be placed beyond
further cnyll. His answer to tito objections
of tho Senator from Kentucky {Beck} TINT
tile Cabinet officers Ito whtm tho line of sue
cessian il given by his bil1) might ba ineligi-
Die, ns not possessing Presidential duafiEica-
tiuns, WINS that n requirement that such Of
licer5 slnil have these qualifications could
be added to tho bill, also Il provision to meet
the possible caso Ut Cabinet Implicated ns
puHtccps crt,nills with tlio itnpeac!iud Pres
idcnt. liz disagreed with tllut Senator as to
tic propriety a{ ycstlng the prosIsiotsal sue
cessiol in tile Judges OF the Supreme Court,
as the Presidential duties weru beyond ques-
t!on such rs Required All executive rather
than a judicial or Legislative officer. The
succession should dcscend III that line which
, 1881-12-16

Maywood; Il. r.. Hemingway. Moline; Sntan
Kendall, Gcnesco: II. y. Krnyon, Dwight:
Il. 8. Su1ftl,, batavia; j. II. Cnrbus, In Snl!e;
i. 3. 1'natinu, Wheaton; u. Q. Dow, Hyde
inrk.
tIlCtffnAN.
Z. r. Dnermanh,. Howell; Z. q: South
worth, Hudson.
WIRCoTBIN.
L. Parish, SlebnyRan; II. u. ffnrsfiAw,
Oshkosh; U. j. Thomas, Berltt; n. j. Field,
Racine, -
ttINNEsOr4a.
Joseph Doblotcr, Now Ulm; Daniel st.
Clair, Winona; J. X. Afpose, 81 Peter.