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III: Will. III INTO CCtt1sT.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Dec. 2A-l3Itss hns
transmitted to 4ttturney.t;eneral Brewster
tho correspondence between himself aud
p0stMaster.(len James with reference 10
tile commencement uf civil suits nRAElIst thu
star-route rlngstcrs, Md received tic follow
fltG reply:
1'HiLAi,kt.pfs1A, Dec. n, lsal.-MY DEAR B1n:
1hnve rcculyesf ynur tottrr. tuKcthor with tho
correspondence butWuen yourself mid Sir. ppst-'
lanster-0engrnl Jamrs. | rcnd 1t I'LL with sntls-
fnutlon. aud npproyb nt TINT which ytul hnvo
written. As SCOT, a3 entur 0r tho dutIcs Ut my
department, which wilt 10 In IL few duys. pro.
pUs0 tu Kiyo you spcuinl authority to pursue
those suggested civil susts With nll If tho
pron,rtisude that orderly litigation will per,ltt.
The utter,nost penny lawlcsy received and
takun from tho Public Trcas,try must DO
recovered. Hitherto you hRyn Eiyon dill
gunt attention tu tho criminal proceedings,
aud hqfnro catn0 Into tho cnscs bud acquired
Il complete knowledge 1T the subject. Theso
prosecutions must be cnrnostIy prussod tho
trials must be prompt, md tho cases must bo
we'll prepared. O.I you, together with tho othor
counsel who hav1 been boforc thB Investigating
thcss eases, must ro1y fur tholr preparation.
All that 10 essential must ho rendy fur usc.
havo resolved that my duty Will require nc to
take nn notivo part In the truia In court. antt
propos0 to ba present With y.}u mid. ih person,
to irad In tho prosecution for tho Unttod Statey,
1nn1. sir, respectfully yours,
: BENJAMIN HAittIa BREWSTER,
To Col. George Dlisa, New Nurk City.
, 1881-12-30


!. UN 1T. .
Sptetdl Dttpatch to The Chieaaa Istaun..
WASHINGTON. o. T.. Dec. a9.-rho recess
Of Congress lsas not spatcd the discussion rs
to tho make-up ot the committees. Certain
Weatern members Of Congress still assert
that tile Committee OIL Commerce AMI Tint
OIL pac!tlc Railroads weEo dus!gnett to antlcI-
patu and preynnt my Legislation OH tbs sub
1cct of Interstate commerce. They do not
ascr!bs this purpose to Speaker Kelfer, hut
to Don Cameron unit others advising In his
intoreat. They say that Mr.. Page IL known
to bo opposed to Legislation III tle direction
Of National calltrol over railroads, u,Ml that
hfr. Hazelton and Mr.. pago aro in very
friendly accord, and they therefore fear that
measures looking to acontrol OF transcontt-
l,ontal traIlIo will fare badly in these two
committees. TlBy, state, their general abjec-
tons somewhat graphically by describing tie
assignment ot Uhalr1Aanslllpa IA "chun se-
lections THAT ls. the SELECTION Of those who
worked hardest for tho Speaker, These OK
hfbitlous Ut tcellng, wlltcl, arc from intlaa,l.
ttal and working quarters, arc Indicative Ut u
breezy time for uur new Speaker.
, 1881-12-30
YOUNG ULOODS.

NA11USE NSu. HAfAl7U'H suNBs -
snys: Inst nfeGt. shortly hcYoro Sn,r1oc1,
The ottentfn, of f,t,icar NIcho,sor ,,.os ooit,,,
~ .' y. o'ss. .soieon M"s enleu
10 tWo young men WHO were stallttlhe I'll front
OF the National Thuntrc, with their cOnts OIL,
and talking III q very loud and b9fstcru,,s
to,,,,. trhe ot1,ccr ,nnr,ocln,1 tho ,uo, on,t
ord.rod than, ~ ,aa,.. tha s,o.o1'a o. ,nta,. s,4
e,.u' u.uole. .an". " ieAss Wv ac"Aih. Which
there as ong rs they pleased, Tlle two who
wero dining nh tl,D tutkjnr wnrt ,Iunas J,oy.
mr., onl nutro, ,rni,n,m tho Y,r1,,r ,I,o .,,,,
, 1881-12-30
NOTES..
THE PRESIDENT.
Ebfffai nfafktfrh IN THk Fshfrnah 7tfAnhs

sptttaI Dfspaseh 70 Tt< chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. d. T., Uuc. a0.-Prositlnnt
Arthur IL Il nun ut business. ALTHOUGH INV
ahscnt IN n holiday vacation lle has Il daily
abstract Of nit important letters rereiyeu ut
tile WiIlto House sent to him, with the Com.
h'issEous aild other papura needing his siEnn-
tI,re. Frllay l'e sent back l,crr tu bu regard.
ctl several commissions, among tl,cla those
Of 1essu Siml.l,,g. Collector ut tho rort Ut
,ClEeago. mud OF William 4. Iteseott4 Special
Envoy Extraordinary md Minister plcnIpo-
te''ttary tn Chill, Peru. aud 1,ulIyla.
THE ,to1,stoN pE1.EtsATE.
- IL the 11tsttrn Assoeiatth rrsss.
W4ssftiSaroy. u. G., Dec. ao.-I'llo Siar
says: "'rllo general sentiment of tho ,nuin-
bars Of tho lluuse Committee III Elections III
regard to tho Cannon-Cnmpbell case from
Utah Is TINT neither iy cntitisd to seat III
tho 1Io,.se. Tlie Committee will first Inquire
nto tho subject whether Cannon is or Is nut
III allcll.'
sANaENr.
Ex-senator Mitchell, OF Oregon, says llo Is
satisfied tint Sargent Is to bo appofrtet,
Secretary of tho Interior. Mitchell Is we'll
informed III regard to Pacific Coast phil
tics. Other prominent Republicans from
the Pacific Suites spenk3 with equal coli.
Itfuncu ut tho appointment Of Sargent, mud
tho Impression lIerc. IL that 1ie Is tito coming
lnnll.
A srI,oN0 toifnY
fs expected here s0nll from Now York III tho
Interest Of tho ocean Mluii subsidy scllone,
fntrnduccd by Kellogg md Ellis, Of Lo,t-
tsanu.
THE MAINE uOvERNoNsl11r.
Plulstel IL lfkely to bo rellonftlatcl for
Governor nf Malne by the Democrats and
GreonbaekBrs. md will give a llartl fight
agatllst the Republicans. ,.t
WEST v1Kuiy1A sESATolsl1p.
Ex-senator Hereford and ox.u0y. Matthews
aro prominent candidates to succebd Sui,nsor
Davis, Of West VlrginIn, wllosu ternl axpi rus
In 1881.
SURPRISED.
Tile tcl:0cnl7l's attack on Logan cre-
ates surprise hero Tho fact that he lid not
support Nixon for tho Collectorsl,p could
scarce!y be u basis for Il tight Of this snrt,
a,t rs Spaltltng Is understood nut to hive
bcri Logall's. choice, 1t Ii difficult to ul1cr-
stand tic real motive.
ALL WlnDwElss, :.... .~...-
Tho President, Vlce-1'rcsttcnt, Secretary
ot tho Treasury, Postmaster-GeNaral, md tlla
nuw Judge Of thu Supreme Court nre wiGuw-
erH.
BLAINE.
1t Is beloved hers that Mr.. Blaine hns el,-
tered npon the cnmpntRn for 1854, nrlti will
make Ills last fight the most earnust one. lie
vii! continue this city rs his headquarters,
, 1881-12-30

Grand Party at tho Leland Hotel,
Springfield, Under tho Auspices of tlls
Above 0rgnnizatlon-:Ehe Guests III

Springfield, Under tho Auspices oi tits
Above Org 0rgnnizatlon.-:Chc Guests III
sa.s.s, re's..,,, >, rz u,.. u,,,
ts, p1I" p,t ,,,a 10 ..s , aatnan
ut fno Leland lIotol lust oycu,ue under der tho au.
t.s ~ ~. s,r,,a~.s,, r. ..'sa ~" aa
sncos s',a OF OF m tne ~ noseftors uahtu Ihe oeeas'oa
called out 10 t''!l fo;co the "yol'th and beauty"
prominent society. youuu pconlo from nthcr
r,ins' Aho,t IN v5,,n,, ,,dios nr. % ,,ont,omor
wcrp participants In the pleasures Of tue
evening" and all tho arrangements wcro Of
The ";srml,,,oc VIVA auc ~ ,ho nast 49, ,rlIlsmt
49,, , mssu"Ks ~ns ote =. suo most p,l!aat
!!k9 occasion dave tharo been more elcgant md
iashianahle tds costumes displuysd. Among tas
following; Mr.; 4nd stss. deoree c"pee!and, Sir.
nnd strs. Loo l!lcknx Mr, atsd Mrs: I'D 9, liay'
nie, blr. md slr5, Z. D. AoDrrts. Nj. aud Mrs.
" ltuo vFedenb4ryh, Dir. an4 Mrs. ". +.
hlmeer. Mr. and alra T.. D: tswFcneo;
t}rnHdnrH.
, 1881-12-30

Tho Fart II Played In. lsr1nsh,g

Tho Fart II Played III: 1BrIn4hlR .
i; CoupIn or lkOEttes to Grlet.
6xttai Dsspateh to tn Chicago 1ttbuast
DUBUQUE, la., Dco. ETA Deputy United
sfatcs MnrshAl urrIved In the city ss,day With
prisoncrH-kaufman and nAvta-for exautna"
taon bofurp tho United States Commissioner ont
oharFeof attamptlnE to play the Fold-brick same
at e.. Aaau1kel4: Sail teiek y isade o. ~, ~
chstnloai iust. 1t has becu played successfully
for somo time paat IN scvesal states, and Is WY
lon Of tho prisoners bus been tlred fur ns1tt
Thutsday, and thsy Will undoubtedly 10 held
tuE frtnls
, 1881-12-30
Texas,

DALLAS, Tex, Deu. 20.-The Republican fac
uons havd h9ld thsco soorot nleettnga tho pres-
ent week, and tho reaultts that william Jesse
Grant his again departed fur Washington to
work q8utuat limited States Marshal Norton aud
Postmaster Whlssun. About thirty Republicans
from various parts Of tho State met scoratly this
aftprluou at the .Nntionul Hpfol. to outline IN
independent movement. q. Wash Jucsa was
9sterni.!cd l;pol. for Governor and Judge
!t!nck1ey. ct Sherman, hau q larxe majority for
IL washington. will Fcpurt The situation to tho
Administrator, and arrunKe for tinHnoIat ald.
10 arrange the isutnlls tOr State convention vi
independents ~ ~ hel In tho spriny, to put
forth full State titkct. 1t was also dceFmliitsI
spring elections. =
, 1881-12-30

TORONTO, Ont. Doc. 2o.-At 0::0 this evening
George Valentino anu wifc wero killed at tue
Kingston road r1.tway crossing, nbopt three
miles from tho city. They wore returning to
thelr farm, and. when crossing tho Grand Trunk
line. their wagon WIS run duwn by II freight
cltRlno. Mrs, Valentine was klilcu Instantly,
1le wns removed to tho hospital, Anl lust rs
Troy were paull1R httn on n bo4 be. expired.
Strango to say, the horscs escaped Injury.
, 1881-12-30

6pte1dt 0tspdteh 10 4As chtea0v 1rtbuns.
MONTREAL, Dec. 2o.-Tho English rrlry Couu-
eli has focltnd III tho caso OF tho Cltixens' In
surAnuo Conlpnny. Of CanMtla, VI. Parsons. and
tho Queens 1nsurntleo Compuny vs- Parsons,
that tho Ontario Legislature h,ls tho cDnstItu.
tioual right to puss In act Imposing cersutn colt
dltlonu upon nalinsllranco companies doing bust
meas til Ontarlo-tho right to do 10 batns dis.
pnted hy paintttrs. III both onaes the Judgments
out costs, '7"
, 1881-12-30

Further Concerning tho Motives which
Prompted \ Horrible. rrii,ls.
R1nDKyoRu, Me., Dec. :a.-!n rctercnoa to tue
oose-Cushman tEuGes!Y yesterday. .t socms
that Aooru WAS !n = dcspundcnt Lnool ut dinner,
ant hs naothor asked hIA II thsfe was nuyshinx
tho matter. Ito replied, "kothiug; puly
keep up this terrible thinking" f1o wRa then
uskud II Miss Cu.hman huii broken with him,
"Docs ths look like ltt' ha Bnld, pointing 10 d
rllH She bud Just given him.
4 6r1ther 1t Miss Cuahtiau, In room Atjlot4-
my thai ln which the truxedy ttlok place. saya
!ha conversation tuas before tho shots were
ntta Wa9 pleasant aud choerlult that they
tlG1tluns Of Il quarrel
, 1881-12-30

Of {lnsan. Ncctihhh,. North Etri,iRewnter, llnn,.
tnR, Hochpnrt. Hnndwirt,. AeEtnn!r, AMI Wrst
ltnstnr. THO number Of acc,n,nts l,Is tncrrnettl
nH1 t'ver last yenr; irsarnso III deposits, fl.-
10. ITO, amounting to mn inrroase ~ $5H3l,H,N:
incrcHsc ut nurtgh9n t0Ans TN real estate, $A4t.
!EFs! nEFreRntn Ntl1nint nj eArntngs incruhsrtl
hy &TnHl!. Tho tggrr9ato etnnunt of deposits
ID nearly $.FHO,haN..btj,
, 1881-12-30

Conference OF Republicans md IIltlc'
pendent DGnlocrat. Of Georgia.

Conference OF Republican, md IIsdc-
pendent Democrats Of Georgia..
Special Dtspatth to Tbs Calca9o -. ,:;tr.
ATLANTA, (,a., DEG. .0.-Tn1ny a preliminary
conference Of prominent Republicans and lt,,lc-
pendent Democrats, who aro Interested III tho
now political movement NOW going on III Georgia
ID opposition to tho Bourbon UpmUcr,luyt VIVA
hold ut tho Markham House lit this city. Among
thse who wcrc present Wcro J. y. BEbep,
unitod States District. Attorney; Henry 7. Eur
row. ux-Unttch Htates Dlstrlct- Attorney; ucn,
Jnnes Longstroct, United statcs Marshal nf
Georgia; a. N. Wilson, Of Savannah; ox-Untteti
statca senator II. V. M. Miller; OK Congress.
nun ". II. Felton,; und Juxe james
y. Hook, Of Augusta. Tho first four
named aro Republicans and tho othors
independent Democrats. Thcsogontlcmen were
In conversation ali day, md tho bust Of foei-
Ing prevailed, tne session, being harmonious
throughout. In mi Interview With your corre-
spont1cnt, ono tf tho melnbers present said TINT
tho main subject OF discussion wus brupRht
hetweoli Dr. Fcltoh mid iii, oorrespondcrt Of.
I'nE C!s!CAuO TMlni1Ng, whiph hns been for
wardG.l for publication. The u'eattng unani-
inittcg consisting ot :: one ReSubllea,, '" antl
poniont Do.noornts III :.syory county in
i9s ihe state, wth ~ view Ct por!eet!ns perna
Tho mattnr of organising an organ at Atiat!tu,
to be run Y, tho interests or tue party, was dis
9 r. Sn , na,lon nksn l. ws
ent The political AtAtus Ut tho onttre State wns
fully discussed. IN tho mattar Of soliciting il
ass II i s 'Ss s uSthns S s
s' tSss Ts' des "a @ F''0n sa ''s's q
ana biz pcrsonAl preference was III TINT trco.
ston. Tie praoect.n9s Of tho moettng arc mt
, 1881-12-30
GARFIELD.

lsosr0N. Maas.. Deu. :o-Wlthn lha past few
we0ka the fund Tor the endowment ot 4 uardeDa
protessorsh'p Ut WIIliYms Caltcgu has received
III addition Ut shout ~ tD0 In Nc~ton.. The total
r4!sed tor The ob}cpt "a now about $H,00O; about
&l1,QQQ ta0FA arc needed. =. -! =,
, 1881-12-30

aptetal DADateh to The Chltago TFtonns.
MONTREAL, Doc. r. lit Is rutnored that now
society is to bo formed, her0 TO b. caIiod The
Cnnada First Association. Tho 0rospsctus OF
tho now cunourn Is said to favor Canadian -horn
citj1cus takipK eli That Ia worth huylng In polt-
teal aud social life In Canada. ~.
, 1881-12-30

Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chfeaoo 5tbuns.
h0HTRgAL, Dec: .0.-tumogs are Increasing
about ptlors for purchasing tho Occidental Rail-
way, nut there Is nothing Ielnlt known. Tho
latest report Is that Sir Hugh Allan has not
nude dBi'ntt nffer. hit Askcd tho Government
to nAtue tho prlce. Secrecy Ia obligatory upou
Qll parties C0Gourntd.
, 1881-12-30

Sptefdt Ofsnaieh to 1hs Uhteaqo Tribune.
EtnxTlsEAL Dec. :9-Mr. Doutrp, counsel for
the Or.sngo Society; hns obtained n, extension
Of time fur appealing tho, Orange oaao OF
Grant rs. HeAudry to tho Supromc Court To tho
1tth prog. lnstructions wcrc Etyen him by tho
Grand Master Ut CAnNttA to lodge an appeal, aud
security will bo given tn the caso pcxt weok.
, 1881-12-30

Annitfhrftttn1 t'unphDv; cnpItHj, *,tii,t1,.4t'9
1oFntnrk u. y. IfarrIs. .nl.les il,nie i r.nr.
,,t r!s Tno sa,;E';ter atnrwnsc tausny. caM Sr
!!nth'fn,i, Wtlimtn 81. SlauYhler, W.Ilun u.
Farmer, =. '''tfh u.
, 1881-12-30

OTTAWA. Doc. 20-Furwardcrs oxpoct an ad-
vance Ia freight rates uoxt season ut from 70 to
u por cont II Is said nu CONTRACT vii. be u,ntio
MEdar tte dRure,
ya8tpE4aY. -.
, 1881-12-30
Tho 1y1ltpI,l,,e.Pqst.

dpzttd9 UHpd1eh 70 Ihs CHtd9o 1f1bNnt.
sIMuoE, Out, Dec. *Q.-James Chute, sehool-
tcacher OF tho Township of Hougbtou, WIN was
oonvicted ot IN indecent assault on ono OF blu
scholars at tho Bessinna lust week, was yaatorday
sontcilccA by JuJKa Mustshan to flfteen munths'
colye forty lHshos with oat.0'-nino.talls.
, 1881-12-30

DENVER, Col. Dec. .D,-Etnma ]. Morrow to-
dny ctltcrcl suit In tile District Court ngat,,ss
Charles u. Day'a, tho Motor, for $:s::sl0J, wbcn
shb claims. IL due her rs luck Halury for four
yonrs aclysco. Davis claims thut 1t is u blAck-
mailing schenes .,a -, ;,
, 1881-12-30

bpztWR 131Ea4tH W he Lf9tEQuS 19@99HE4
hoNTREAi., Dec. ~ Mr. luatice lotto has do
olttad that tho question OF the validity OF mar-
r'age In tho Province ut Quebec hotwean Two
leoman Catholics BY a Protestant minister must
be FGftrred to tho nouMn Catholic liiahnp OF tho
still In fQrcR.' S'r- <1,7
, 1881-12-30

. MONTREAL, Dec. 2a.-The tessaes OF the Caru
nseton Coal. Mine have pYrchused out from tho
nanq1c Jacques Cartier tor EkQ0,W0
, 1881-12-30

Tho. greatest -nouriahlu8 'son,c. appetaof,
,strsos@inssf; ,srs u , snd cur4sfS9 sarth-1op a's'
, 1881-12-30

Iteturn& Forwarded by Banks.
apsftqt 11patea 10 IN ghleaao Tribune.
MokzHaAL, Doc, 2a.-5oma Of tho banks hero
hayo afoAdy forwarded the return required by
the Eu4nce MinlateE,
, 1881-12-30

The Turks butte John bull. but thsY like Dr.,
Dulta Cough syrup ~ tho best rVnedy thss'
know Ut. '
, 1881-12-30

:, NuG EFNIEN GQ14t1s
Rptstal 4tspa&eh to ~ Chicago 1ttbRn4.
> M0HTRBAts Deo. e9.-Tho French delegates
dopArted for Quebec this afternoon. TAay waro
aceunpanlcd BY tho lion. As: ChaPleau, Of this
, 1881-12-30


(: SALT LAKE, Utat, jeu. R0-GuY. Murray leaves
tomorrow an suln1uous from the Congressional
ColnmIttco fur atlvllement on legislation tor
Utah. "
, 1881-12-30
NEW CORPORATIONS,

sysetat utspattA 10 1Bs Ghteaoa Tstkpnt. II
spa1saflHtu. H., Doc, so,-Tha Berretasy ct
State to4ay Issued liceusss u organize w to.-
, 1881-12-30

-. \ HIGH OFFICE DECLINED, J,
HORTON. Msss., Leo. aV.-WIll!am. q. ttas*ell
nes ,s communicated to Coy LonK hs ds.iatoa ;'.
prone Uourt OF this Commonwealth.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-11
RANDALL.

Frank Dickerson, a native Of Ran
dali, who has lately been living in
Minnesota, is here visiting friends.
He is an engineer by profession, and
those who know him know that he is
good one, too.
District No. 2, Bassett's Station,
have re-seated their school house with
the latest improved patent desks and
seats.
The school officers Of District No. /,
Mound Prairie, examined the school
house floor one day last week, with a
view to making slight repairs upon it.
They soon found that they had got to
put in a new floor complete. Some
five or six years ago new foundation
was put under the house but no holes
were left in the wall for circulation of
air, and the consequence is that the
stills and joists have decayed so badly
as to be useless.
Mr.. Mlddlecamp was around inter-
viewing the voters of this vicinity on
Monday.
The election in this town passed off
quietly, quite full vote being polled.
The only sensation was the reading of
an affidavit of John 3. Yosburgh, by
VIM. II. Harrison, denying certain
statements made by VIM. McKesson, in
which Vosburgh declared that he had
never refused to grant a license when
Supervisor, and never aided the tenn
perance cause in Richmond and Ge'
nOa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-11

ing machine, eleYating liz farmers to
the ease and dignity & riding the
pl0W. Dell has about seen acres of
sod and twenty-five acres of stubble
land ploWed, doubtless moe fall plow-
ing done than anv 0tler farmer
around can boast Of. Af. a. ID. Corn
well, who had come to b regarded by
his neighbors as aperannuated
farmer, did large sharl Of the plow-
ing, q fact worth mentiQing, to show
one Of the great meritso of the plow,
in that it is SO easily Oerated by a
person of small or injured physical
ability.
A pleasant event tool place at the
residence of Mr.. Nodiah brown on Sun
day morning, Oct. 30, in he presence of
a few invited guests, th marriage of
Mr.. Peter Brock and Miss Addie
Brown, by the Rev. G. Iaigh. After
the ceremony, performed a so pleasing
manner, a repast worth the occasion
was served. That the blde had many
friends was manifest in the elegant
presents, noticeableamonethe number
beautiful pickle castor resented by
her aunt, Mrs. Alvin TgcAor. and by
her cousin, Miss HELEN Nieknor, both
of Ohio.
Mr.. Albert Turnock am Miss Lizzie
Ripley were married on tie same morn
ing at the Methodist parsonage in Bris-
tol by Rev. Geo. Parsons
Mr.. Geo. Smith and Hiss Amelia
Runkel were married onpuesday, Nov.
1st, at the residence o the brides
parents. The happy comics are con-
graduated upon their newdeparture in
life by their numerous friends, who
hope that happiness and Prosperity will
attend them all their day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-11

The county is to experience another
two years of Mr.. Mahoney's leadership
n matters pertaining to public edu-
cation. We are not disposed to criti-
else the choice the people have made.
We would have been glad to see Mr..
Middlecamp elected to the Office. AS he
was not, it does not become our duty to
go into mourning over it or to find fault
with the successful candidate. Mr.. Ma
honey has been criticised. What man
cannot be criticised? The amount of
enthusiasm displayed by his support
ers indicates that he has many strong
friends also, who regard his manage
ment Of the public schools as above
reproach. We have never heard crit
icism upon his official capacity. This
office is always spoken Of as a non-po-
litical one. Any mingling in political
strife on the part of superintendent
is therefore looked upon with disap-
proval. Nobody can, however, find any
fault with Mr.. Mahoney for mixing
himself up with politics hereafter, as
that was one of the leading points
used against him in the late campaign
to prevent his election. Whatever it
may be desirable to have, the Office will
probably be regarded as a political one
in this county in the future.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-11

number Of the HarcQgd Register the
following list of words and phrases
that are. in his opinion. incorrectly
used by many writer's:
Il. Separating the sign to from the
infinitive to which it belongs, as To
greatly desire. No standard English
writer commits this mistake, and, so
far as | know, it occurs frequently
with but one respectable American
writer.
90. As to DhetEe7, as to hoa0, IN 50
far, and the like. In all these cases
the proposition is superfluous and use
less. As to aChether is an American
ism and a vulgarisn. In 50 fdT is fire.
quently used by John Stuart Mill, and
occasionally by other good writers; but
it is of recent origin, and deserves to
have but brief currency.
IS Gotten, progeg, etc, once legiti-
mate, now obsolete, and indicating the
affectation of quaintness in him who
uses them.
"A. Is being, are being, ETC., as Ny
coat is being made. If not INGRAM
NAUTICAL, always clumsy and inelegant.
IS. Placing oitzy, either, neither,
and similar limiting words, too early in
a sentence. They should Immediately
precede the clause to which they be-
long.
IS. Realize in the sense of imagine.
I realize my hopes, when they are full
filed or made real. do not realize
what have never seen or experienced,
however wildly it may present itself
to my thought.
81. Reliable, reliGbleneSS, etc.
These words have but recently and il
legitimately come into good usage. BY
the analogy of similarly formed words.
reliable would denote that a0hich mag
be relied, which is unmeaning. Rely
| stp0n-0bIe--if any-Would be the prop
er word.
SO. Each other for one another, and
0ice Uersa. The former is to be used
with reference to two persons OF
things; the latter to more than two.
SO. Mixing of metaphors. AS an
extreme case, I might quote from 6
young writer, who is justly, but in de
fiance of all rhetorical fitness, speaking
of the vantage-ground inadvertently
given by an antagonist in argument
HE has contributed these points t.
the treasury of aoeapo1as on our side
"10. The use of a pluperfect aftel
an imperfect, as He aCafated to h0o
gone, for He 90Gaated to go.
al. Was, instead of acre, after II
Thus, IF a0as a philosopher | would
engage in this controversy l an
told that some recent school grammarE
authorize this usage, and it has be
come not uncommon among respecta
BILE second-rate writers; but | should
be surprised to find it in any bool
where it's use would give it authori
ty ."--Good Literature.
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