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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-30
Gureka Dailp 5entinsl,
DECEMBER 80. 1881.
THE ERuvIAN JOB.

Notwithstanding all the State cores
pondence drawn out by our embarrassed
relations with Chill and Peru, it Is not
likely that the true inwardness oil the
affair has vet been revealed. For the
sake of one Landrean, who represents
5000. 600, 900 in guano and nitre deposits
in Perm. which, it is claimed, he and his
associates will lose when Peru pays IN
demnity to Chill. the Government oil the
United States is asked to interfere. Nor
did Mr.. Blain hesitate to place himself
in the breach and practically espouse
Landrean's cause in the nam OF our
Government. Mr.. Blaine's precipitancy
in the matter is not accounted for. He
presumed, at once. that Landrean 5
fabulous claim was just and that it should
he saved to him from the acquisitions OF
the Chilians. He did not appreciate the
fact that what the Peruvian Government
did not recognize IN the way OF claims
would be treated with equal indifference
by Chill. That the claim referred to is
anything more than o mere fiction, no.
body believes. 1t shows on its face a
gigantic Job, in comparison with which
the Star Route swindles and the Credit
Mobilier arc dwarfed. Not only does 1T
bear the marks of a mammoth fraud, but
it is otherwise a dangerous scheme
in which the peace OF nations IL
treated as an outside chance
IN the play. Could the schemers get a
frst.class government to back them IN
their pretensions they might get away
with their plumber in the confusion thai
often occurs in tho adjustment OF war
claims between two nations. They cast
their speculative g~lances upon Uncle
Sam by whom Landrean happened to
have been naturalized a year or two pre-
vious to the emergency. Their appeal
ing glances were met with sympathy
They fabricated the Calderon Government
for their purposes and Mr.. Blaine recog'
nized it; but this Government, though
formally recognized by a half-breed Sec
retary, did not live long enough to act Oh
and indorse the steal. The Calderoi
Government fell through and Mr.. Blaine
had to cast about him for another whale
to stick his harpoon in. Our diplomatic
business has been sadly enough mike
up by the State of Maine politician. III
nations dignity has been sacrificed AM
our character among the great power
has been besmirohed. This project t.
make money out OF the Peruvian war !
tho worst stroke yet. Congress ha
plenty Of important business to lool
after, but an investigation of this projec
to make the American Government bacl
up a prodigious fraud demands prece
dence.
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VIEWS.

A fair example of the different views
held in regard to the same class Of sub
jects in different parts of our country is
exemplifed by the fact that while the
people of Hartford are loading one Of
their pastors with honors and overwhelm.
ing him with presents Of pistols of all
sizes and descriptions. because he cap.
tured a burglar a few days ago. a con-
gregation in Minnesota are trying their
pastor for knocking down q rufian who
~assaulted him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-30

BAN FRAScIsco, Dec. 20.-The ~citisens Of
OAKLAND are uneasy about the number Of cases
OF smallpox In the city. and some fears are
entertained of the epidemic. A general puri.
hcation of the city is talked of.
Rev. Charles westley Hewes. pastor Of the
Fifth Baptist Church 1T lie Mission, commit
ted suicide to-day by cutting his throat with a
knife. He had been acting strangely for some
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BOHEMIAN IN TROUBLE.

The lot Of a correspondent in Con.
stantinople does not appear to be q
happy one. il we may judge from the
experience of MI. O'Donovan, who was
arrested on a charge Of insulting the
Sultan. and although suffering from
fever was imprisoned without the al
tentative Of bail. He has been released
aince. however. and he will no doubt be
more careful in the future not to tread
on the corns Of his Sultanic majesty.
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Preparing n speech ON the TariA
Question.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 49, Senator Beck Dem
Of Kentucky is spending the holiday season in
the preparation of a speech on the tariff ques.
ton, which he Will deliver shortly after the
rsassembling Of Congress. He 10 opposed to
the Tariff Commission, and is In favor Of Con-
revision.
Robbery Charged Upon Express
Messenger Barnard.
FL PAso. Dec. 2s.-The express and train
robbery on the Southern Pacific Railroad. near
here, reported last week, 10 charged upon Ex-
press Messenger Barnard. whose examination
10 now progressing here.
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Much interest 10 shown In Warrington over
the rescue OF the Jeanette crew.
The Russian expedition, to explore the
mouth Of the Lena River. started Monday.
Commodore vanderbilt's brother-in-isw has
been In the Staten Island poorhouse for 20
years..
supreme Court will probably consist in ths
creation of . separate Court to hear all but
constitutional cases.
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sOUTHERN RECUpERATION,

There is no surer indication of the re-
Mobilization Of the South than the i'm.
provement in the financial condition Of
those municipalities that were almost
hopelessly deluged in debt by the party
whose recent victory in Virginia was
based on Reputation. Charleston, s.
O., for instance, Is able to make this
showing for tho last two years. The
city securities have advanced as follows:
Tper cent. 6per cent. lper cent.
1879 ---m..,-- 90 Ts IS
1881 HUMANITARIAN ..lUo lUJ 0O
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One Of Bob Ingersoll's daughters has
joined the Presbyterian Church. thus
temporarily placing herself as far from him
asthe heavens are removed from the earth;
and it looks as though the Young lady
wants to stave off a possible reunion with
pater familias in another world,
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PACIFIC COAST ADVIcES.

a smallpox Scare al Oakland
Death Of Rev. Charles ives tley
Hswss-Csnstruettoa OF the Bo-
nora HAtlway-U. D.. MarshaI
carp Fired Upon by Three Assas.
sins-Henry smith Found Dead
I'm q Cabin.
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NEVADA.
A MAN and WIG Murderea.

AHAh hna wiz mhHACEcus
VIRGINIA, Dec. 29.-This evening the toll
house at Six.mile Canyon was discovered on
fire. The house has been kept for years by
Fernandez Pullock and wife, q very respectable
old couple. Their bodies were found lying in
the front room. 1t is supposed the murder was
committed by some one who thought the cid
people had q large sum of money about the
rramiaea
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An Estate worth Taking.

IN IAat 1uebuay , OHfUHIuie iufof WasIUH
was asked OF the whereabouts Of the rela-
tives OF tho late VIM. Lay Of Binghamton.
New York. They have been found in H.
@. Dandnrand and wife OF Virginia City.
Mrs. Dandurand il q niece Of the deceased
and-i 10 reported TO be his nearest heir.
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Messenger Barnard.
OVER THE WATER.
4 Canard Gotten Up for EVIL Pur'
poses.


T
81. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2e.-The report pub
lished in America. in AN alleged cable dispatch,
that the naval port Of Cronstadt was in flames.
/. q canard, and . sensational scare gotten up
for evil purposes by INSCRIPTIONS parties.
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BORN.
NEW TO-DAY.

At West Randolph. Vermont. to the wife of
g. B. Ford, 4 daughter.
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Total........s5O, 069, AT

Total. 500, 069 AT $4l6, O68 ,6ei
In three years Sl65, OO0, O00.were added
to the debts of these impoverished
States, Just emerged from the desolation
of civil war The carpet baggers stele
and squandered most of this money
Nor did they stop tiere. The cot of
These are appalling figures. The re-
carrying on the State Governments kept
place with the enormous initiation of
their incebtment, and tlxat on followed
in the train of both these excuses, al
most to the point of confiscatlon.
The local taxes in these nine Stat % ag-
gregated sl1, 2l7 $50 In 1860, when they
we're prosperous. They summed up
S26, O20, 232 when they were prost rated in
1870. In 1860 they had 80, 5aS $50 acres OF
and under culture, valued at ST. ,207 ,587 :
857, aud in 1870 they had 81 ,y78, $50
acres valued at S545, y77 ,9l5.
vival OF the South III the face of them,
rs exhibit d by the returns Of the pres
ert census, Is one of the most astound-
ing fact, in the history of civilization.
Now, after the county has put the
stamp of its reprooa ton Oh these afro
cities and compt He'd the Republ can par
ty to renounce tue Third Tsrmer, who
was the Instrument through which they
we're made possibl-, thIs New lamp
shire Senator unit lushlngly advocates a
restoration of thst Infamous rule in tie
Y. Sun.
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TUNNELS are not desirab e, if they
can be dispensed with. For many
years it was proposed tunnel the
streets of New York, and thus secure
rapid transit. But it was not under
taken, although it was supposed il
would pay heavy return to the COM
pany that would run one under Broad
way. But elevated railroads have
been substituted. 1t is said that the
B. d 0. Railroad Company propose to
build q tunnel through the western
part Of this city, commencing some
where about Fourth or Fifth streets
and following the course of Madison
or Monroe to the Brandywine. Tul /.
nels are dark, damp, dismal places !;
we do not know that an elevated rail
road would answer the purpose of he
B. b o. but if a tunnel could be
avoided it seems to us that it would
be very desirable and make the pas
sage through the city more pleasant
and agreeable while the finely elevated
situation on which the city stands,
and the fine view down the bay would
not be hidden.
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THE Trans saharan Railroad nov

THE -Saharan Railroad now
projected by the French government,
TO connect Algiers and the Soudan, is
the first serious scheme to penetrate
the heart of Africa with the wedge OF
civilization. Exploration has done its
work along many lines of research,
but explorations can only point the
way to new centres of commercial in
tercourse. Africa has been well cad led
the compact continent" guarded by
inhospitable shores and forming a vast
plateau bordered by maritime ranges.
The available routes by which it may
be penetrated are, therefore, few, and
the route through the Sahara to Tim
buctoo seems one of these. In An
engineering point of view the bar.
riers are not insurmountable.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

Wendell Phillips has addressed to the
Governor and Council of Massachusetts
"A protest against the execution of s. X.
Abbott, for the murder of Mrs. Crue,
which is appointed for the coming Fri
day. Mr.. Phillips thinks it extremely
probable that Abbott killed Mrs. Cruz;
Dat he affirns that there was no evidenC I.
offered which showed that Abbott, il
gully, acted with generalization. Mr..
Phillips further makes an extraordinary
change. He ssys:-"The only murder
ne law will see in this whole traDsac-
ton, as the case now stands, is that
which the Executive proposes to commit
next Friday. l do not care TO enlarge
on the motive which, think, impels
the Executive 10 commit this crime;
which, in my view, makes the act mur
der in the strletest sense OF the law. But,
as a citizen of the Commonwealth, /
wish to wash my hands of this blood"
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The Philadelphia Press SAYS OF Senator
ConkFDg He is the greatest man in
American politics to-day. Audit is pleas-
ant to cote the fraternal way in which
his new colleague goes and sits down by
his side in the Senate CHAMBER for
long close talks during ullspeeches. Mr.
CenliDg is pramatic even in tete d.tete'
Ii Is born In him. He makes expressi We
gestures with his hands. His head mods
gravely to emphasize his words. He is
always an Interesting figure to watch
dainty weligroomed, pleasing to the eve.
Father Time loves him in laying HE slow
hand upon him. His thinning blonde
ring of hair shows the splendid contour
of his bead batter Than did their
lHxuriance, and the gray that somewhat
mingIes with them some hat spiri.ua
lizes that proud reticent face The wife 4
q Western Senator calls him "the
American EndynioB," but that descent
more than half express him. He Is greater
than Endymion's author. He is, an our
school readers said of Napoleon, 90
seTtred hermit warpt in the solitude Of
his own originality"
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

nj OTICE.-I, Fergus Kelly, do hereby
In give notice that l shall apply
10 the Judges of Court OF Generai Ses-
sions OF the Peace aud jail Delivery In
the state Ui delaware, In and fer the
county uf New Castle on Monday, the y
day OF May IL xt beng the first day OF the
May Term, A. ID. 1881. for license TO
sell 1 ,oAicating liquors and general
meIch nuise at No. ,9H Chestnut street,
in the Tenth Ward of the city OF VIII
ming on, Delaware, and the following re,
syecIabie citizens reco amend the aalu
application, VII;
Philip Fernan james Kelly
WIN, Il. Writ Thomas Mannion
Thomas L, Truman John IA. Canning
William Malo.ey I.auTiLy Medholdt
Patrick Noon h ward ID. Jordan
James Grant Samuel h. Bayley
John Naughtin Pattick Reynolds
Owen Mcdonald Patlick Long
Daniel Doughtrty =. McSwlney
John Sutton Patrick Manner
John Farmar John Ash
Patrick Neary William McFadden
apr2O-3ts FERGUS KELLY.
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RATIONAL TREATMENT AND
POSITIVE CURES

are what the afflicted seek for, and those
who resort to DIR. Pierces's Family Medi.
cines are not doomed to,disappo
so positively efficacious Is his Favorite
Prescription in oil cases of female weak
nesses, nervous and other arrangements
incident to the sex, that this potent RENEE
dy is sold under a positive guafaptee.-
For particulars see Pierce's Memoran.
dun Book (given away by druggisis),
or see the wrappers of the medicine
Sold by druggists.
WAsEoA, Mimi, April 9th. 1870.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir:--I feel that should be me-
glecting my duty were TO. fail in giving
my testimony as to the value OF your
medicines. For years / have been a
great sufferer from q complication OF
chronic diseases which our physicians
reated In vain. am now using your
Favorite Prescription and find myself
almost well. Your medicines have done
me more good than anything l have
used. remain, gratefully yours,
apl9 OF MRS. e. B. PARMALEE.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

A GOOD RECORD FOR DELAWARE.
In an editorial article headed
"Growth of the iron and steel indus
try" the New York Herald, of yestel
day, says Although thirty States
are represented in the census report
of 1880 as makers of iron and steel
the great bulk of the business is con
centrated in the States lying north OF
Delaware and east of Ohio, including
the last named State. Pennsylvania,
which for century has headed the
column of iron aud steel producing
States, made in 1880 about one-half-
or, to be precise, little more thai
forty-nine per cent-of the entire pro
duct Of the United States. Ohio
comes next and New York thru.
But the latter has not kept pace with
the two former in the march OF the
past ten years. While the production
Of Pennsylvania has increased ninety
seven per cent. and that of Ohio one
hundred and seven per cent. the in
crease in New York has been only
thirty-three per cent. In Massachu-
sets and some Of the Western States
there has been rapid extension OF
the industry, hut the most astonish
ing growth has been in several of thu
Southern States. The production ha,
increased three hundred and eight pei
& cent. in Delaware, forty seven in Vir
ginia, one hundred and four in Yves
Virginia, forty-three in Kentucky
one hundred and twenty-five in Ten
nessee, two hundred and sixty-tive il
Georgia and seven hundred and ninety
in Alabama.
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Last week John Nance, of Chicago.
gave his wife $500 to be put in safe
place. Having one hand full of papers
she intended to burn, and the money
in the other, she threw the bills into
the fire.
The contract price for the Lee
monument in New Orleans is $26,474,
The contract has already been paid, as
the work went on, $40, 1876, and there
is ~, 1928 cash on hand or subscribed.
leaving but 81, $50 to be raised.
Th Rev. Mr.. Titus, of Indianapolis.
challenges anybody to take the mega
tive OF the following proposition in a
public discussion :-Rssolved, That it
Is right for minister to take all the
people are willing to give him."
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

LORD LoRNE has $4,000 year and
furnished house as Governor-General OF
CANADA. His wife has $4,000 a year
from Parliament, and also had dot OF
$l5O,COO, which may be presumed to add
$4,000 year more 20 their income, so
that il the Duke Of Argyll adds $l4 1000
a year they have $l00,0O0 which for a
chldless couple is comfortable. The
economy pracLiced at Rideau Hall is
very strict. The Duke. of Argyll began
life poor for his position, but economical
habits and the rise in value of land foI
many years have made him afiluent He
has also received a large sum of public
money as salary.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

Nothing, according to the London
World, could be more lugubrious than
the las, royal drawing room in Lon
don. Black, jet black, was the only
wear, save for debutantes and bird, S.
Three of the latter deserve mention
Mrs. Leopold Rothschild, Mrs. Gordon
Ives and Mrs. Royle but even these
were eclipsed by Mrs. CORVALLIS West
in black silk costume, with wreaths
Of violets drawn across the train, and
holding IN her hand gigantic bouquet
of white lilies. The royal party was
black all oger-not even diamond to
be seen.
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"THE BEST GOVERNMENTS THE
SOUTH EVER HAD.n

"rhe carpet-bag Governments were
the best Governments the South ever
had" 30 says Senator BLAIR Of Nav
Hampshire In his speech in defense of
Malone.
Now let our readers remember that
On the termination of hostilities the re-
bellious States were divided into depart
ments. The word Of Reconstruction be- :
enn by acts passed in June, 1873. The
Confederate debt, general and locsI, had
been Tepudiated. The subsequsnt in
ereHe In the Indebtedness OF the recon-
btiucted ststes 10, therefore, chargeable
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

In the village of Salem, 200 miles
south Of Chicago, there is the old case
OF instruments which Lincoln used
when he was deputy surveyor. In The
old days when the boys were Out sur
veying they had little contests in
which each boy tried to make the
highest mark on tree with an axe.
Lincoln's marks were the highest and
several trees now show them. A chalk
mark made by Lincoln on the floor,
to show the meridian, is still there.
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HAYDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA
NEAR WHAT IS SAID
80 ,,,ada me a new man,

NEAR WHAT ID oAiD'
1T has made me a new nsn. t,.,.,d
abr, Haydock's Panacea mas iHN
my weight fifteen pounds. ,,hort 4
.My wife would not be WIN"
any meney." latter Tend
sour little boy Is much beIlsf' Low
one dollar for another bolte. I'M
II md IL as easy 10 lake as iil,lI
ave have sold thirteen gos
week, and shall want Two uO''D
order.n ,-..n-,harlj
"My morning agony Is gon'-
' II find il a splendid Appellee. u
ANY Invalid or sufferer al IN III h
any Kidney disorder VINO MI X ,reall
as TO their complaint, WIN ! nv nd
humapeIy and kindly, IL % an taunII
earnest desire TO inYesllga@ :. IT, inns
Diabetes, and give relief ~ o. WIN I
you are too poor lie puIe iiI nave Id
anyway, and your case WIN
diate attention.
CAUTION. M
Observe that the slgnaturees o. u Il
Haydock is across the NOUN
bottle, -,a and N
Price-one dollar fol large
cents for trial size. ocu 400.
no29-eod&wly. " rLsHs~%1
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THURSDAY. APRIL III. Issl.

EMORY EDWARDS, of this city, has
published book on American Marine
Engines, Boilers and Propellers, which
is said to be a very important volume,
giving vast amount of valuable in
formation on all the most interesting
points relative to the construction and
management of engines. 1t can be
had at Buffers, 420 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21
Chances.
x"Do not let your chances

Like snnbeams pass you by"
But send 81 to the commonwealth Dis
triDution Co. Louisville, KY, and bfIv n
ticket In the mkt drawing (ApriI 8Othl
where you Will have q cbance at .901
prizes and perha ps draw $780, o. Address
X. M. BoARDhAN, Courier Journal Build
ing, Louisville, Ky.
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DkoPosAL5 FOR PAvIl 20 STONE.
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoNMIssIoNER, |
No. So EAST SIXTH STREET,

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. So EAST SIXTH \ kEkr, 7
WILMlMGTJN, DEL APR II, lool'
Sealed proposals will DC iscelNeu IN tne
7.3O o'clocK. 4. H., Thursday, April 2lst,.
1851 Tor one thousand perdnes tmore or
less) OF good quality wen shaped paving
stone. Partles bidding VIII please state
the price per perch ueliveren TO any part
OF the city that the street comm hslon
may direct A bond with security In the
una of one hundred dollars must accom-
any each proposal for the Jod htlth OF
the bidder The street Committee re-
serve the right 10 reject any or all DIGS:
All bids must be properly signed, sealed
aud endoi sed: proposals for furnishing
Paving stone For further Information
apply TO l.. r. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner
By order OF the Street Committee,
WILLIAM MCMENAMIN,
aprI4. II Chairman.
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n OIIuE.-l, Patrick IIarmey, III
IN compliance with the requiem ell u
OF the act OF Assembly. In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing 10 the Court
OF General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery 81 the state OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, Oh Mo day, the
9th day of May next, A. D., kSl, being the
first day of the neXt May term OF the said
court, for a license 10 keep an inn or
Ia vern at No. & 0 T.. Third ST. Get, Lelug
the ). Il. co ner Of Third and Ptue streets.
In the second Ward OF city Of Whining
ton, Delaware. and to sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart,
10 he drunk ON the premises, ana he
following respectable freehoiders recon-
mend the said application, 10 wit:
Robert II. Taylor Chas. e. Sparks
anthony willis John b. Elliott
James Garner Michael Kenny
Johr +. Bush Martin h. Elliott
Joseph SLoeckIe j. W. Reynolds
" icholas Jenny Myers Hayes
Richard Booth Daniel O'Byrne
John Plunkett Cornelius Dngan
Charles WeyI John Dugan
Patrick PIunkett James McVey
Andrew Grotz John Tully
j. q, HitzI N. Jenny, Jr.,
John Hammond Jacob Schelier
aprl9le 81 PATRICK .hARMEY.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

AN Iron SHIPBuILplNa EsrABL1sH-
MENT at Detroit, Michigan, has assume d
very large proportions. 1t is owned and
managed by aioint-stock company, hav-
lug all the machinery and appliances fol-
The most extensive operations, and is
already engaged as actively In building
iron vessels as any OF the establishments
on the Delaware river.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

The coinage at the Mint, at San Fran
cisco, for the month of March, amounts
ed to $3.50, 900, of which S., $50, 900 was
in gold and 81, 1oO, 900 in standard dol
lars.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-21

The exports to foreign ports from
Philadelphia during March were s4,275,
6lS, an Increase of $3I7, 9z9 over March
OF last yeay. About one-elghth of these
exports were carried abroad In American
vesselsand over one-half the total went t.
Great Britain.
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directly and exclusively to Republican
rule and policy.
The spoliatlon under the carpet-bag
Governments may be appreciated from
the following figures in nine States: