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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 1-Wm. SharpIess ans
Emil F. Droege.
81. NJ. Kessler and
l.. G. Fike.
3-Henry Winterberg
&Sylvanus Butler.
"A. J. Warwick and
A. J. Michaels.
5-Wm. Hinebaugh &
Jos. H. Davis.
6--R. T. Browning &
Francis Seabold.
1R. B. JamisOn and
A. B. Gender.
8-Chas. Best, Isaac
/. Thompson.
9-Perry Weimer, j.
Fazenbaksr.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
District No. / II. o. Hamill.
2 Benz. H. Green.
3 Isaiah Fuller.
4 w. H. Bernard.
5 Daniel limbaugh.
6 Thomas Browning.
7 w. H. Hall.
s w. +. Deakins.
9 Daniel Carey.
TOWN OF OAKLAND
Bur0eSs-A. l.. Osbourn.
Commissioners-T Carr, f. H.
Bartlett, w. M. Ceddington, JehR
w. Smith.
Uerk-King Delawder.
BaiLif-P. A. Chisholm.
PoStmaster-Ralph Thayer.
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PAINE, GRAFT &c LADD,
Attorneys dt.LdO and Solicitors Of
american and Foreign Patents.
412 FIFTH ST., WASHINGTON, d. G.
Practice patent law in all its bran
ches in the Patent Office, and in the
Supreme and Circuit Courts of the
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26
ORPHANS COURT.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions of the County
commissioners commences on lhe
first Monday in January the frs,
Monday in April, being the alYe@
and transfer Term; the FIRST Alonaa}
in June, being the levy term; the fits,
Monday in July, the term for APP
pointing judges of election, and the
first Monday in October.
President, ID. H. Friend; Com
missioners. John Wilhelm and W..
w. Broad water.
Clerk-Fred. A. Thayer, who will
be in the office on Tuesdays and Sat
urdays 0S each week.
County SurveYor-John Harmed.
, 1881-05-17
THE INDIANS.

Unsncceaaful Attempt OF Yonng g~Mnn-
Afrald-Of.IEts~zAurAes to Induce His
People to Come In-Rumors Of Ex-
pected Trouble with tho Yanktonats.
Special DIpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, May l6.-TclcgraIns havo
bten received at department headquarters from
Fort keoRh, where tho galunt llges Is In cum
'nln0, that tue nuted Indian, Young hAn-
Afrad.of- His Horses. who has beeu visiting
tue Sioux hcnr the fort with tho hopo OF
Inducing somo OF his Immediate relations
to 60 buck with hin to Pine l.tdRo Agency, hns
started homc under guard. or rathcr In COM
pany With sufficient troops to prevent tho scary
lnborcrs on tho Little Missouri aud elsewhere
from stampcdinR, rs they did when the Chief
md Ills nifty or sixty followers came north. Tho
S!ssun.atansss wero fnliy sutai!sl tn these
uons uf tue lhdlhHs prnven. Young Mum. etc.,
WIS unsIleeesstnl tn tho object OF bis jpurncy,
the Sluux ut keuKh utterly refusing to uccutl-
phny, though Agent Muuilicuddy seemed will
liK tu receive lAom on the 8Nlu9 terms a tho
uthor lhtilnus under bis cnArge.
CApt. Ogden u. ttcad, Eleventh Infantry, COM
mand!ng tito cMntunlnUnt ut Poplar Ntyer, teIc-
graphs that h0 Is apprehensfye Or trouble with
tho fAtktonlAs vi the Agency there. He
"ss ses 81 81 Ssa ssh 1ss 5sr ~ Tho
tlatr young metl. II ondtayorlng 10 leave tho
AgenCy And join Sitting bull, viii cUnlo into col
Ilsioh With tho troops, WhUso duty It t8 to pre-
vent such action, aud posslbly serious trouble
caution ali the oiiscrrs: laLtos, Capt. Nead's d
wife alnunK the number. hHl LIFT tho canton-
tnent. 1t is believed here thAt the fuurs enter
tainc are comparatively needless. rs tho YHnk.
tUtAs hAve long bGen nntud for their wHrItkc
lnR deeds.
, 1881-05-17
EN- MET.
Sill Drunk.

LIVERPOOL. May l8+-'rheru VIA sconc OF
great excitement at the Alexandra tonight.
Despite the cautious announcement Of the
management to the effect that should Mt.
Emmett be sufficiently recovered he would
APPEAR, anil that tho doors would be
opened Mt halt-past I, tho public
tnok It for granted that M further infsflap
would occur. 1.ong before the opening
tiIn0 each e,ttrancu was bcsicgcu by mn eager
crowd. At i'aff-past :, instead OF tho doors
being opened, the officials OF the
nleatro appeared and posted the announce
,,,ent of the continued inability OF Mr..
Elnmeti to appear. The news was received
with evident disgust. Mr.. Emmet has again
broken out Into a drunken orgic. lie re-
fused to reniafn at Landro, and Insisted on
returning on tho night of Ills arrival. Accorti-
tnHly lie went to the railway station with Mr..
Allison, Ills friend, and Mr.. Coody, his stage
carpenter. Somewhere oil the iourney-ac-
counts differ rs to the exact spot-
HE MANAGED TO 0lvE Ills. COMPANIONS THE
s1.lr.
Where lie got to no one knew, but to-day In
formation reached The theatre that he
was Mt Chester. Treasurer Wilkinson
and ono or two others at onca went
to capture him. They found him at tho
Green Dragon 11otel mad drunk. With
ercat difficulty he wns brought here. lie
ipw lies lit lily Old quarters at the Washing
ton 1nn III r,lplnx lnanincai condition, with
two stout tncn to ilDlN Him down while
the deIirl0lls fits nrg upon hin. Notice Of q
claim for damages has been given. The NO.
tfce has been served OH Mr.. Elnmet by Mr..
Saker. lessee Of the Alexandra Theatre,
the SUM being q very hoavy one.
1t Is to Include tho uctunt loss
, 1881-05-17
CONKLlNG RESIGNS.
tCoutlnncd fran tho Third Pdgc.)

anR Assembly of their State ,nstrue.nR them to
They .i"cied that they eo not 10 sa.Is nnd:
would witndrnw Thu. nomination. WIS dis
rclled., they rcsvned. rather thnrf d'so-
enf,iauce wilt, the oil, doctrine Tint
NcLtreentattycs should obcy their constituents.
1t il alao m appeal tJ the Legislature 10 Jnsttfy
or cent!cn,h their action. II they MrD nut ylnuiA
Gated, they may. II they chuMe. appent directly
to tho peuple Iii t,cxt fall's election.
UTICA.
UTlcA, N. r., Nav tG.--Thc Herald will say:
'The wording III Conklinxa letter proves TINT
The rcelxnntlons are display OF spite be.
cause tho President rcfuses ~ surrender to
their control the FUNCTIONS ot his Office Tho q nut
mere t,foker In pRtrt'nARe Tho designations
ktu mn1o With tho cxpecintton that the expiring
! Legislature will reflect both Senators. IL this
should occur, they woutd 20 BUCK w!thnut nn
Addcd pNrtclo nf moral atrength. The Lcais.
nt,ire WIS elected on.n ttltfcfrnt tssne. utd II
ConkltnR thinks be possesses uFnlnrtcal lcRertle-
main Il, coax rtnstLcaunn nut 1T such It'll eDet-
tion. ho unhcrestInlntcs tho common sense OF
tne country. From any punt OF view It is tho
net Of a lnan who hhs lost Ills head. Or ut least
hRs Devised dramatic cplsMto In Nrler TO hide
the i4uominy Of his competc and utter rout.'
, 1881-05-17
ELSEWHERE,


DENVER Coiu.. May lJ.-Thts mornings
Republican, contains u long artiela on the
(iartiall. .C0nkllnx controversy, tn which 1t
states the results ot Interviews betweel
prominent Western Republicans and TI.omas
II, Nictol az tatta mHku-up OF the Cabinet.
1t IL stated that froaI tile MUIR OF narilelu's
election 1t waS determined to lgluru tho
Orant and Cuakling followers, Soou after
the electlon tov. Fostus, of, Ohio, wrote I. let
ter to Whttelaw Essil, VI tho New York
Tribune, III whlci, lle stated that t;arleld de-
sired the New York i4eklslnture organized
uEAlnst C0llklnE AilA all nMtl-tnhkl,lK nInl
lu sullt to tfb SeMnie; that Mr. ltsll's uNu1lc-
loaded cdltotul III The New York Tribune
prtnr u tha counting of the Electoral vote
hfnlplY t0seahntluWet( au ankt-Gumk!lng p0i-
Icy, and resulted frtin MI interview had be-
lWegn tiaytiel1 ailu RuLd 0il the uccaaton ut
Gurtlel4's tirst visit tu Washington after Ills
ELECTION. Tile IsepMilitetln'S lMtUrllumt, III
curly ns Jan!lary, WIS assured That M frlBlIQ
Ut urAnI OF Eunkllny would ~ inlu the Cublilut,
llla teleHrAtns wGrr sent ~ a Cahlnut usptraDt
imturinlnH him that bis frlelllshaF tuwnsd Grant
would ho fAtal To his appointment.
llCHMuNn, VA.
6pfeta! Hspasth ~ Tks GhLedsa 1tthunk.
HlCHMOSN, Va, 31ny lA-To-dny'a uctIon of
Cunkttnv &pl Flntt creates profound sensas
ton hero, 3ha the Most atutu politicians tin1 II
thltIeult u furesee what will lG iA vtlect upon
lao co,nln4 conlest In tAs htAte. CoAklnv WIS
The tIrst leading ltepublc,ln TO tuku hold or
MuhoAe, aud Logun aa1 Duu Cameron followed
, 1881-05-17

huIItinp. Ills purpose, 1t II declared II not to
hi,tl1 up nne port 1T Tho expense Of othors. as
tho sysic.n Will feed nmoat every p"lt on tho
Huuth Atlantic const, Ms Will as Nurfolk by tho
new Norfolk & Nehtorn line, by nnturaI
cNrrnnts of trade, but simply 4!
S!rs 's snscryatlyn s,1s sysItG o. s ESnc5a! m
tereat.. 1t II Rnl' tint tho syndicate y willing
to tnke lilo .,ttr-tifth uf tho stuck Of tho Fast
TnnnEescu & vtrRlnia ltua1 yet nnpurchnatt1 Mt
tho rrIro lnid for tho FUR tifths, II tho holders
teslr0 Il,
, 1881-05-17
:1.sL!1slfUyEaIENrs,
ON THE LAKE FRONT

EVERY AFTERNOON AND EyEyl,u .,',.
In}l"tfe'v s.s t'rea,r.t .W-uyo-,,.
Err Knolrn. VI" c'ft,
Twenty Times thc Snnllest Fri,
Elephant on Earth. "''"raHa
The Only $57, 900 Fuli.ijrnm,, i'm, r.,
Tho Only ss s5Ss GU ooVgpRop"tsi"'ases: R,,pn1ims,
ri, Arctic Amplltblm. 4s0'Eet
Ing Colorado Cattle. 's'Sfn'
The Only w., 00O Two.liorned H.,
Rhinoccros. s ilalt1
THE ONLY PAIR Of LIVING wno,v
ELEPHANTS. "'oA'
The Only palr Of Fall.(jrov, y,
The Only Gigantic Malnbow.1Iued Mn.
JAMES ROBINSON
Only Hh7eback Equestrian Emper.,f Of N.
Tho Only King Sar''ro's lsoyal jan,ss's'.
Circus. s"psaess
Tho Only $25, 900 Willis Coblrs x,.,.
ture Circus. '''als'
IA Ut7IflffS nnd HUrErp
The ccscdmoor Dcad.shot Rille Ch.mOo,.
A 100000 herd Of Elephants ,Di iI(,1I G,n,h
The Only Show TINT permits no p.da,,..
OF any kind. 's
PRICES AS USUAL.
Drancl1 Ticket nH1ce at Lyon K Hca1,',v,....
eor; St1tS at,@ M0hros.ats o. wAesu lclen "a ~
, 1881-05-17
PERtlS Of TRADF.

apfeta1 Dtspateh to 1ha C''seuso Tribune
1f0r SrRlSds, Ark, May NV. A. Monrc. n
leadtng nsorchant Of this city, bus mnde un us.
s!Xnts,ent for tho benefit Of his creditors, His
liabilities approximate f1Ui. .0OI pnrtty securod
aud nssern amount to about $BJ.tkU.
Spteta! U4spatsh 10 Tie. Chieugo Tribune.
EAsTSAHtNAW, Mich, May 1g.-EibenRer f}ros.,
clothing denioFa At t!Ay City, made an aKslx1,.
mgnt to-day. Liabilities, Sl3,0U1; assets. about
tG,OU. '7-
, 1881-05-17

: cpsesa' 41Fp~*e' ~ @"s S"N"t' A''S"ss
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nav 1G-The Press
will say: 1.-THE first impression Will be tlAt
It Is a pprute a,,l potuInnt performance that,
because they have failed to secure alt they
rIntmch. t}ey have acted like scI,oul cjtil-
arn,, and rnro un,,or+nl,ar to iuattfr their
s.or,,trr ,h.t tha lnn,oi ~ t,,air ,,u,nafda
,'1 t',,..', | 49,, .,,,s...,t,o, - ,ha
., noui" W. 'v.uMa '',so.. o ,...m.',ts M ~
parss "'u u1susteF ~ W an".s :. T.
means somethlag thole tinn th's' n -
desperate plece OF strategy III u ucspe1"se
bnttlc. Mr. ConEllng assumes TO appea! from
the President and tic Senate to his own State.
1}s ass,mes IN nsk far the Judgment of
In that event he will return to Washington
% Claim That his position has been lnae!se4 =!
"a win wiz him In % nrninst he az President There
would bo manly boldness and conscious
strength 10 this action II 1t were an appeal to
.hs people Instead Of , 10 teai'ist"se elected
oeioFe 'a's 'ssue "as sa'ssu, anu ,a"..s ~ US p.
sess lhf8o majority OF M.' sonknnH pes
sunat part!snns. 13ut when It III remembered
aue.t,on @ % i. n,,,nac,, !. ,te .oac ody TINT three
months aeo elected Mr' platt, anu taat II IL
hercnts, whatever force the movement might
have had sa. challenge oofor0 tho popular judy
ment Is entirely lost. .-..
.rno po,,oacnha ha' qYn,s EI1I ,o,. .rncro /.
..,s..t.1... Cn.',,i,.',s ,'...s.a t., ua.I,,,,n,r
40 m,staklns conki,nxs purpose m IN resen.nK
tue 6enatorsh1p. Platt tollows hin rs tne
shadow follows tho 1nan, but there 10 only one
whom tho world WIN Know IN mo oespcF-
ate strategy employed to savo vnn-
pushed leader. con1Ins and Plat out out, Of tho .
vii l. aen:ases y soakas. friends wills 4 ri Il;
, 1881-05-17
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

oTEHMSt1IF WEW0s
NEY YoRK, May 19-Arrived, tho Italy, from
Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN. May 1a.-Arrlycd, tho Penpsyl-
vnltfa. fro1n Philadelphia, aud the City Of Chcs-
tor, frum Now YORK.
i.OHpus.. May 1U.-Tho Queen and HcrJcr.
frosn Sew York, and tho Austrian, from BOSTON,
huyD arrived out, 0@'
, 1881-05-17

f5c" c from pTontt9s BY rs,!ssnl &C eossnnp.
cMi than to strengthen lis n.I, l,oilii,ml pssl.
.on ar,' that II tho r9r'y;; Whit. h,s
Gun hns,lly be c,'ns!crr'l calnsn!ty lto never
Uran!nattd Hrcnt t,lcns,tre or had \ broad md
Of nsc tt,", the ed disr,,rt" ~ M 7" IF inc .rpn.licn
purity r. tas Threatened TN account M any Er"Nt
principle II lasnc. Int merely IN the csti"r, Of
i'rctldtnt has iesrayrd tie party. iin haa ou!y
refuses! !" submit to tho tictatIoi Of certain
The ii.xi says: "Thc rcsIenat,on will be re-
eetvn with s,lrprisS at,'l rnx.r Ctutklltt4 .nno
a, e sw h "a {! BE- efcstea Nhsa to a" R
!slMt!'re re rcf'lept him; It would 1o MI lnlorst-
HARTFORD, CONN.
Special Dtspateh 10 Ins Chita,o Tribune.
ftAnrronn. Conn. May id.-Tho Cardnta o.tt-
toriMl Of to-,liorruw tnnrnnF on Conktttlr'a red
spcsas x u tho Nv yeTsG' TssFs f@ ass s u
tako sides In tho matter. trhnt be wnld haYe
taken :,'eh step ,flsss % ta.i implicit cont.
and Mr ratt vii 10 s ressetc,. % aa thorcy tsei
rstEe " rra%iy ill., wi %ill io ' the ses;'is
90 Inr IN their rcalcel,on Is c.nlcernc'st 4
far S G1nslInK s nnshs r. y L. Ny "s
Ing ttlo nomination II Mr.. iouertsun, i i not
coins: IL: Tho legislature may ssntify i!sc,f,
hut sir. Cenisllng win M cart d lonK is hs ii
viii ntt tI.ko the mntsur much t., nSart. FiMi.
ig h!n'sclf beaten ut every pntnt conkling thinks
s !" p%no sFnH bs m @ ;tt ey @ Fstxhs n s se4 sss
wvre my Frent prneipis 1t stnKe t" cali far IN
hsros naor'!loo Tho Milton might ltc Impressed
!. ess. ,aa wto!u eesuiry @ s' Vii .fs ssu
az s Sss # os s N%S" a %ess VI css EHE EEass, ~;
m.ld the hcarts,as wcre all fabricated With tho u,
of loy aud xEad''"ss"
t,o,nsv,,,r ~. ~ Mt, n"'1,.a ,,o,u,<p. ,o,,x,,,,
says n % canSnxs and Pitts !Ie'n;: sesirsato,s:
hAsrfan h. pol'tes w!,h #, IL h1nSKgns
s,n m ,n, ot T. 0re trMspIEs,s .t
s;sssas ys.srasy Il Fl. Sps', ,hs As ssaa'a III i s
4" h"se hf tM 6Hs y snxa t f.ss for eon,1
93!In,,i sury!ys tht s,uPia pses snsaH
steG sb,d a M os ;eHatec1
i'"tt ~! sa ~ , ~ ~ ! ~ .stu ~. at.
Mr. Ro1ertsou waa noIulnel Collector Of tho
Psrt Ut New furk, tho State Leus-
n'ate haste to ntorsv him. Nj. Conk,inE ' Inst
cncd Intellectually to hayo thlt iituraonieut re-
ai,S % yas w
body Ut which Ar. CunkitnY IL tho hnss. So ut
last. utter sastng Ml''lt tnr s,Et1u 2'hor wny to
CvnklMg and Mr., Fmtt. resign. and
mont n!unns -. ot viudicatinn tiisir
, ns .ss!o w!Ss % 1T ws.sxo i sHt %n s s1.v 1SS S
tnrtni,lasoh % ni IN tnuerslnslAst.g renchctt be-
rI,o tlenerni Hssamhiy wtich tutnr.r.i H.,i,nrfy.
| ain unut,tnotiaIv cMnti,,t safely or withm,t
,m ,s. tus" Eot.1. Re ai naGS ~ H. Feso"tl1n'
a,nxtI11r and Hr. Plott. umi,i II iioursh
, 1881-05-17


I1va. ur1T.erAx1 nSAv 1-
NE: lUE6lJA 1. MIA ~,
--------~-----~-- - ~
tnan against CnnklnK. II by my weakness or
trucking concession 10 his caprice tho 1trnin-
!Ican pnrty eccks n un,in tho R.nni work nf hA
humiliation. It viii l"+c IN o'hor sn.ca ,nlnitly
moro ''"n Il can ,''''s,D,s as'" u, ~ S'" aoft
,,., M HInAHA'n'.'s, ~
spfe'at iHpaffh 70 1af Ea'tae' .rsoh1s.
lSh1AN>itlI1a ltsi., MAY lb-Ihr journal
shya tdiorinliy: "Ihs IT. 10 Tine for thc blhrk.
9slarh. thc hntly, nnd fho n'!i'lg"un: IIr @ nceds
" INC Hd9la'tnt nsc wise Gs'tltls't cain 1nt1K.
f1enl aud careful *Irert !" hewsln'l.'rs e,ltt't
~ hrilsers with s'slltlans. iikn thv C!;icnin!i!
tnintHsrrtit, which Hpci!ks ul S;natnr EIikitiiv
O. 'c.nlk, nnd talks To tao t'rcsitlnnt u knock-
ihE .Conk down nild urh1kii9 nlta o,lt.
anH 70 tnose independent elin'lens VINO
ueiiRnt IN tuGh crnsl1nx fo!narka
~ ihht. me Etnsa VIII Hrow nm. whtaf VII! run
ever u Mr. Conki'tiH hAs ftSKncu. Jeue. nnH-
nE.oe men Afaa ttet,tthtitnna VIII MY ttfn unaer
, 1881-05-17

LlsEfF.lsASUS o.
CLEVELAND. o.. May l8.-The Leasltr will havo
!no following iu ita et'mnlents on the conrsn nf
publican ne,nsers Of sho Legislature of Nuw
fnrk VII havs tho Intelligence, lrlnness, md
wholn party. 4 reelection OF ox.s'cnRt0r tnnk-
ling WI! bo an Endorsement by tho Now York
senaur ~ @ sttS o ao viii Wi of IL ~ pssant
IN the appointment uf Federal 1ttlecrs. II thls
.ootrIne hol.ls ta roxasd to ono stNte
regard TO oyory sKte In tho Union. a,il IN rela.
sr e no p s,c e. asy hso1g 1nd nsys
soon reduce tho ChIss MaRtstra.e Of tue Nj.
t!on to u nero u'pher. The uoycrnmcnt uusirr
soon 500 10 sabteet .' q tho passina ' wS,'ns H
md oaprlces Of Senators. to Tho complete
Hss.fa;tan ,,,,e5t e aaX por,ss". policy ss
tn b. scsu wnelher tho New York Legislature
VIII iud.rso thia porntclrus pslnc4plo by ro-
s'ss az .ss@s i" sa @ a sas aas
ts4tion fur tue p!lrpsay of satisfying his selish
views xaat.di aa nerl!na.e 9s. : ya5r!ty T.!
msrr,w ssy ad'tarIaily: "'rna !npsrious and
liatt haye doubtless counted iarsely upot. bsias
" ths Nov Sosk isRIsi@t"ro. s' Ill ID sSees % a1e
n,Ay. pravv to be u u',tuundeI u thSy arc ils3-
lunlty prcs.ItnptuutR. New YOrk Ii full OF nt,!u
una aAEnbltiu'ls 4tAleslncn. to whoao advancement
w tue MeAls nA.1ny open to honorable n,en
y rocx ahaa1; lto 4 Z who has
p!lGllrMn pArty, VIII, has 'sot lip tho
pins' for every nominating c0nventlnil, VIII,
hAs dnEreed ltk0 Ill nut0urAt ullu Aest.uk that
this man should 20 here and that Unit thGso, that
1ts shpnld 10 up aud Anulhur shnuld ~ down.
lfe !. llle s.u1s1unt Ut esary ryil prttlclplo III
politics watch ut.Aerllcs tho corruption whIell
EtylasSurytce returI1 aims t0 lesErly. fi9 tins
pursued With unrslsnttnY hAlrutt mud psrseou-
ttnn overy man whn wuull mt 61w 1uwn tu
htMM II !" .u.s!ls % %sdalatton. NY A!s friendship has
tln.tsd. iils viii a' has Sosa that u s. isas
An1 mt nf AtfGcuon; hIa ful.wmY II,
4Itnt party IL tt,at VI tho katMKt ctlfaf wh0sG
sublostk would 9lahly shako OF hta yoku II they
itutl 1sasona9i1 assuratce OF s4ceess. NJ.
Etascs Senate by uniUn xuldrr stncu the War
Let Aer Legislature Npnu Stewart l.. Wut,df.IEl
nE u 8u0rr like him, ~ Washington ~ one III
her scAMtors- Ht II stAlwart Ut tho stalwnrts
with kettse ul,nlgh 10 ku.Iw llAt thosu Gun lv but
ntu President nf thu United statrs Ut time aud
| u thu President. Let tho Uthor bg
JHlGD ttabertson ur s0tn1 other Commemorative
lat b0th ba men heal and shoulders 4toya tue
| lW0pu. nt,f through 0tGrweeuluK vanity anl
tnnccit. hut through lowering ability aud u trtu
nlanh.*,d that prrtuss the welfare .'t the enul-
| Try An1 thu Aepu0Icaa purity to tho YratltcA-
lion Ut pUrsuilhl ApItu And petty Hnnllce W.
! trust au4 DallEyv thAs thu hour and the tuea vii
!ucet NJ Albany WhUu tue tHcaslclts 30 chlltl-
tshly mnla ctlsns tn to lied thlt tho followers
pr:tty nt ro.unndil,u h!,n tu private ltto as thu
chief obstacle u lttpnu,,uA,l uuinH mud sucees,
ut NeH furk.-ul3o elsewhere. New fOFk AylIu
TUG hepu1lc4napg tic c01alFY Are almost ~ ont
, 1881-05-17

1nLU tHU HXnHlE8 Ok hVkTF Et3ntEE1tlnns QlliL4l4R
tho peoplcot both SECTIONS to their real tntur..
tho fruits d pusco and goodwill without winch
bus faliei.. Ths, downfall ot sslch mai',
accomplished by q trap hs has 90 often sprung
tlons. ills splen'ltl talents und admittcd great
a9!i,cs onty insrenso os astcssa,lon Is as q hs
hlghgr than my politician ot hls ttmc-ahUuIl
Tho Au,'ane'!s says: "on the threshold of q
Conklnx hns played his Imst carsl. caring moro
for hla own pGrsonal powOr nnd patroluka tim
s prsy fsy % Is 'f o@ 1 o,S wsfs e 'S a. e H.
whcro one Ii'sstsp win rr.'d il lntn warning
ut war hy New York axainst mt onIy sir. UMr.
field. but agninst tho Republican tiirty Ut tho
trossrsy. ; tbs ' xrsat majority Of hspnbltuaas
70 Unload staIssrtlsm sal IiossIsin ia as
coines ouco ii mans lltotIms bus ou,as 10 Cur.
field aud he has tho wit and courage 10 Botxa
thui viii bs hnuwm IL history ~ the Admtnlstr,.-
| ton that smashed the two old rnrtt0s."
| silI.wAUKEl:, WIS.
| MILWAUKEE, AIay lG,--lturace Itubtee, e,1Itor
ciuslsa Il i io,x edtorisi eon.,nratnx tho rsslE.
| nauon orsea,asor conkisng: wv suppose Mr.
sxs rne II he vIss. we ss.iasa hsSe %no ~
much Interested In thlH atfAr. We Observe o0n-
| tnuea lu hald hs ultce. lut We ar0 confident
| thnt II he e4luuts up0l returning to the Senate
With greatly tnorcure4 preatfEs by reasoa Of y
WAS eluoted lust year hs will find thAt he h.ls
! greatly mistaken the temper ut tue ptplv. Tho
peslt,le Tacuyntzo Nr. unEiclA vs. Tho PrDsIo"t,
ana they will sustain him Ii making such nAFli-
| nRlun tu otlice ~ hs thInks proper. aud In hAv-
| tnY thetn considered and Aotud upon by tho
| Hat,Ato,"
Tie Milwaukee Senet,ltl, at tbs otos0 ot tts ed!-
torInl upon tho same subject. s4yst ''The really
| hul,gfll featuru Ut the affair IL that Gambling
Y! tis !,,anifesto comos lut ~ the champion Ut
C!v!!; Service reform, Eye.syth,nx shat bs say..
from tho stantpont Of the public Interests.
ts truc. Tho Senttnes has noru than ancs
pointed out theEo was no ..ucfsnsa
| WhuteyeF for this summary discharge
| 1T u fA,shful ol1clal. 1t II Altasthng &utnctl
| Aftur jul. wAun boss like Conklu,K blses hs
| str0nxest argument against the confirmation Ut
ttotWrisan nj the ground of TIM pre.ent C0ll0ct-
things III p0lttlcH. but tt ID hartl to recaIl y
| ruln1s!DR faithful publ servant to nuke
/ t0ulu fsr u persuHaI tavorie, aud ttoaeOo Coax
ling lppuKitnE 10 lhH cdlutry AKn!nst the change
pn Ciyll-ServlcD resortM GFauAds.'
BAN yRANc1sc0.
nation the III ittiH says. "4Ie wHnlud 10 col-
troll appointments, and falling. retired. liz al,-
tAgon1xed tho Administration. Miid tFeAk was
inevitable. The tulI strength nf his case IL thlt
| Rubertsun IL D1enstya TO him on puraulul
grounds Che better sentiment Ut tho ltepub-
| lcan party ID III favor NJ giving tho President q
chaaoe. Just 70 admit tonklsny bus been pretty
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the above that the blacklegs have got
divided here, and have commenced
to fight among themselves. 1t is hard
to say how TIE battle will end, but
hope they will have an opportunity
to see the folly of such course in
the near future.
1t is the talk around that the Shaw
mine has shut dow n for sometime as
the Supe -intendent told his men on
Saturday that they must look out fol
themselves as it is not likely there
will be any more work for awhile.
The keystone bridge went with the
food last week.
A great many miners are leaving
the region-going nearly every day.
The news. is that the Keystone
men have signed an article of agree
ment for one year at ono dollar ane
thirty cents per car.
Hoping that things will soon bright
en- up, l remain yours, ETC.,
JUSTICE.