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The N ,rlllk Landmark w,il sld trul2 says
II; vii! be easy to bombarl CO.. Cameron
with quotstNns ft0m his own writings whom no
WAS after the republicans like political Saul
of Tirsus; but it wi not do to rely too mich
on thesc-nssScs havo short memories md io'.
giving tempers. We must organize OUT party
10 a1vsnce Of the conveuliop, ADD b prepared
to fall on the COlono Ike 40 svslatcho in No,
vem5er."
Elections nova days aro carried more by per
sonal cx,riors than By quotations or appeals
from the slump. and white Colonel Cameron :
record may be as inconsistent and vsrsl, a.
the changing winds, bis par!iz,rs wi be il
fus0csd DO more By tie oac than the other.
and 10 crltr to ousl tic pa;ly Of which 30 Is
the nomioal leader. the democrats NUS: b, ito
roughly o'g,piz,d enl must not r,l12 th~ir OK
ertion5. Individually or collectively. uni: the
victory is securod-aud Waterloo it mus BE-.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE G. 1881.

If the negroes, the chief material upon which
the Mshoni;os iuteGd TO work ard Of which
they Expect to make Malone voters otyt fill,
were Intelligent a.d reasonable c:estu;es, .5cy
would reod no!hlGR Eicr. 10 deter thar ircn
fulfilling eu.h expressions than The platform
recently adopt, 6, The Malone Stato CJ.vea.
ton. for tho ttffootcry With which the reckless
statements hat charso!cr;z, that platform
are ms3e goes to tho utmost limit Of III :Gci!y.
What. fer ingta1cc. c3u,d be mJr, patiently
and glarney contrary to tie generally known
and acknowledged tacs 10 The case, than tie
assertion that tho Mahori.cs "havo completely
restored 10 Virginia tho scknowIed sment Of
Tho outside ward of her just claims to sope-
rioli!y a' 6 faith preserving State" Fer ten
years the democrats have been Striving TO mako
VirQioia pay every dollar she owes. The iaud
lDg bill would have accomplished that PURPOSE
and its burdens been light if its ancilIary MAS
ures. such as the sslo Of the S:ac's i1crcs! 10
her works of iotcrnal improvement whcD that
interest was v,iuGb!e, had been ld1ptcd. Tho
McCu!loch bill! also would have settled tho
debt, and though not as fairy to the creditors.
still satisfactorily ID them. Tho dem ctstic
poli5y add principles tf0m tho frs; have been
to pay tie debt while the Mahop,cs have ops
posed its payment and a7ailcd themselves Of
the obi sc:ion5 thereto as tho means Of obtain.
ing ofhc2s CT tru5; and pref: which they ware
smart enough to kaoW, they Wera not Ieeiti-
matey entitled 10, had 20 claim 10, no # lalifi :
oitloE for, and which they would never hRva
come into possession of if they had remained
mombtr5 of the democratic party. Tho STATE
had a fair representation Until, 10 CD evil hour,
the Mahonites got control of her, but from that
time she has been under cloud, and her crcdi
utterly dts'rlyed, and nottiag is better krogl
than This to the ecu side warld."
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~ VIRGINIA CLARETs. Superior 10 imported
Wines. at MCBURNEY's.
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DIVINE OF CARDUl" makes ROSY
Cheeks and clear compilations.
For sale by Z. :. Lesdbeater & Bro
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go where there is the most sir, sir" said
tho old ciesgynah's Goodman. when asked
which Of two calls the dominic ought to accept.
Tie good man thought over it, and concluded
that where there was most money there would
BIZ the most sin. So be sccepted the call which
offered the most substantial salary.
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Mothers! Mothers !! HIo,hers!!!

are you disturbed at night and broken O. your
resi- OF sick child suffering and crying with
inc e1cruclating psin of cutting teeth If Sc.
60 81 o3cs and gets bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
iH3oSOidl me- 3 RUP. 1t will relieve the poor
,h sufferer i'm nedisteIy-depSnd upon i:
.note IS no mistske hbous it. Ihe.o 10 not
mother on earth who has ever used i, who will
no' Tell you OF once that it will .esuta!e tina bow.
els. and give rest to The mothse, and reliel SID
nealtn 10 the caild, operating Ike magic. 1t Is
perfectly safe 10 use in all Cases, and peasant to
ne taste and is the prescription OF one OF The
oioest and best female physicians and nurses III
the United Ststes. Sold everywhere, u cents
. bottle. NIL
-HM!NE OF CARDUI" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sale by E. s, Laadha..o. =, Fro
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IHE DEBT or Memphis. Sunrcmc
Court Ct Tennessee decided ca Saturday last
inst Tacn charter OF Il municipal CORPORATION
Is r!p9i!cd, enc the sane people a.d tbs sapo
territory a!o Incorporated as municpetv
utda: neg nsme, sIthGush with d,fFer,nt
pGw3rs scd different tfhoers, suit n. uai,g
against ibo old corporation q. tho dsto Of Ihc
repeal may b! revived sgainst tho ucy corner,
tiop, AID that the present taxing district ="
Dsiug Successor aud continuation Of Iho civ
OF memphis, as such, is liable TO sui. on Tho
o,d utbs OF the city. The Indebtedness of lho
ola city OF Memphis, amounting to over fvs
@lon dollars, Gao nov. according to tho sbcv,
decision, be sued for agsus. the te2icg dis,
THO: government" as the succ,sso to tho DE-.
Iu2ct nu1iclral:I9. through the federal courts
PoLlTiCAL,-Geu. FHz. Lac, Gen. W, r.
Payne, GeD. W. II. I. L,o Hon. Jcho Gcode
Hon. JAS. Barbour and JUG, ". II. S:oples
are meni0aed 10 couucc:ioa sikh III, damn,
cratic nonloaIioa fer Governor. Gen VIII.
ham says that he has taken stems f. csIl Tho
republican executive committee topethar ncvt
Thursday. This conmi:teo will probably ia
eide that the cfEc, of chairman IF Tho S.ete
Contra! Committee, held By Lewis, ia ysc,tod
BY tina! gentleman acceptance ofthe readinster
aoninallo1. Tue subsequent ac:ion Of ,he
party Will very lateey depend on the p1:c.ic,l
supper: furnished by tbs administration. r
20 traigGtcut republican ticket is pu. 10 noni
nailon G@e: Wlckham says the defeat Of tho
reacJ listers Is nevertheless ioevitsbIe,
"
MARRIAGE OF BISHOP DuDLEY.-The Right
heV' Thomas Underwood Dudley, D. D., as
s!s:an! bishop Of Kentucky. was married Tbr,s
day at coon 10 Miss Mary Elizabeth Aidricb,
daughter If tie late Herman Aldrioh. n. Co,.
Veiy Church. New York. There ware no
bridesmaids or ushers, ss it was intended that
Toe ~eadlug should be very private. The
oroo Vas S leo toto the church ty her brother
W. Rhl'e bishop Dudley entered With her mother
&c 'FNt;;aoD9 was performed by the Risbt Rs7.
1oau S1enolss. GaIleher, bishop Of Louisiana
asslsied BY the Right Rev Berj amin BosworIh
Smith, bishop OF Kentucky, aud The Roh,
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TIE CESTGE CT PoHULATIoN. Tho c.u:ro
o.: population j. c. the c,atrc OF gravity OF 10
pe:p!l o. tbs o:ultIy-;s poia. to which
much i1tcrs, attaches. Ina ioljSiug tabls
shows lis position an1 movement 'inos The
date OF tho frat ccusu::
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hand, 1t is SAID that Mr.. Blaine
will be urged to retain the porto
folio of State, and that Mr.. Conk
ling will be made Secretary OF
the Treasury. The appearance
Of Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Conkling
at the same table would be an
impossible spectacle, but it Is said
to be the wish of President Ar
thur to enforce harmony between
these two stalwart leaders, whose
political views are entirely harmo
NOUS, and whose antagOnism is
personal. 1t is evident that Ohio
is no longer to be the most favor
ed nation at the Capital of the
United States, and the idea is
gaining ground that New York is
as big a state as Ohio. Well,
anything for a change, a Cabinet
without one Or two Ohio men in
it will lack a long familiar mono
ny.
To day l was at the jail and
saw the worst execiatcd man iu
the United States.@ "What do
you think of my case I" said he,
l said, 81 think yon will be hang
ell" "But wait, watt" he re-
piled, ''you have not heard my
side Of the question" ut will
make no difference what your
side of the, question may be. yon
are going to be hanged" If any
one thinks this was inhuman, let
him remember that the capieal
penalty is inadequate punishment
for the crime committed, and the
agony suffered by the victim, his
family, and the country. "Cow
ards die a thousand deaths" in
anticipation. 1t is right to con-
tribute your mite to keep Gui.
teau i1 a state of anticipation.
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An Ordinance amending section 2n6 of III.
revised bylaws and Ordinances OF the
Town Of Thibodaux.
Section !. Be it ordained bv the Mavo-
and Trustees of the Town of Thibo6am! ~
Council assembled. That section 2O6 Of fhe
revised Bylaws and Ordinances of fhe
Town tOf T~bihOdaax be and the ssma =
hereby amended SO "a to read az follows 70
wit
Any person or persons throwing or cana
'0g to be thrown dead beasts, filth or any
matter calculated Il deterioratc tho water
Or that il offensive to the smell, in the hav
on Lafourche over the levee, 10 the LatoH :
che aid Terrebonne canal, on any of The
sidewalks, or IN any Of the bitches or stre.N
OF SAID town shall be subject for every of.
tense to a fine which shall not exceed
twenty hvc dollars or Imprisonment not ~
exceed thirty days or both at the discre.
1,on oi the court, and on notice from tI,a
lown. Constable to remove tbs same forth.
With. the persons thus ofEeudipr sl,ali i'm
mediateiy comply with said order ho
compelled, over aud above said fine To INV
the costs of snch removal, and two doli,:ss
and nfty cents III addition 10 the Town ton
stable. for his services. ~"
ocction :. Be it further crlaine.1 The.
!uis Ordinance Toxic effect from nnS af.ar
us nrsf publication in tho uGIaal ;onrn,I
Adopted Friday Srrtemier sud. 1891
tSgnedl H. w. TABOR.
. Mayer.
A true copy:
A, J. PERRIN. Clerk.
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There are still a few papers
clammerlng for an extra session
Of the Legislature. The way
they talk one would sup
pose that the people were abou,
to rise up and tear the State Gov
ernment into Smithereens, When
the fact is not one man in ten
throughout tho State desires any
more legislation.
Things / working very we'll
now and will DO SO until the Leg.
lslatnre meets in May. There is
no use ofany of this everlasting
worry and tear about extra SEES.
siOns, they are not needed, and
the mass of people do not want
to hear of them.
Nobody would derive any benefit
from an extra session except the
printers, hotel Keepers and sd
looms in Baton Rouge. The Bat
on Rouge papers were opposed to
extra sessions until the capital
was sufficiently repaired for the
Legislature TO meet therein; then
they united in the cry for an extra
session.
1t would doubtless be a good
thing for Baton Rouge, but the
tax payer who would have the
tllls to pay would not see where
the tuif comes in.
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A timely warming; or the ex9e-
rienCe of "A Minister.

GAenCf Oh a VI ~ - LtaE.
If You suffer from general de-
bility, brought on by too close
application to business and ex
cessive brainwork ; or FROM in
%creasing prostratiOn and sinking
spells, that even rest or remov
al of the cause will not relieve,
make haste to do as did a Ieve
rend friend of ours. He secured
from his druggist a bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters, having
heard Of its merit from a physi-
clan, who told him not to take
any other Ritters Or Tonic, for
with the exception of Browns
lion Bitters, they all contained
alcohol, and had failed to give
his patients lasting relief; nor
should he take any other prcpa.
ration of Iron, for with the excep
lion OF Browns Iron Bitters, they
all blackened the teeth, aud often
gave headache. The effect was
most satisfactory /; he immediate
~ realised wonderful results. His
old energy returned, his natural
force came back, aud he felt him
self altogether u new man, full of
health, strength and yigor, and
he has c0n,il ued to remain so
ever since. Now he recommends
Browns Iron Bitters to all his
friends which We uuhesitatingly
do to all our readers.-GLObe.
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On last night, week ago, Mrs.
Leblanc, wife of the Agent of
M0rgan's Railroad at Lafourche
crossing, was awakened by hear.
ing a window sash drop ; she no
tilted her husband that some one
was in the house.
Mr.. Leblanc arose ard discov
cred a man, who dourished a ra-
sOr aud indicated warfare. An
alarm was raised when some la>
borers abcnt the depot, rushed
TO the residence, when the robb-r
was captured and brought to the
Parish Prison. He says that his
name is Robert Wade and had
been working on the Railroad
near Bayou Beouff.
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TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL, ,
! Friday, Scptember 23rd., 1891. {
The Town Council for the Town of Thi-
eodaux. met IN regular session this day ut
81 o'clock z, NJ.
! Present: H.. w. Tabor, Mayor and C.
Azc!na, j. Aucoin, F. Zernott, and 1.
-. Moore. Trustees.
Absent /: H.. Dauscrcau, and j. NJ. How
The minutes Of tue prcvious session we're
read and approved as recorded.
On motion duly seconded an ~appropria.
tloo Ut ThirfE aud 55!IO0 dollars was made
Pau Auslet. hauling sand 6 days at $500
chsfeeahie to Bauquettes. IL 90
| Arthur Msibrough, hauling sand 6
days ut $500 chargeable to Banquet
IL 90
Louis Toups working S days ON
bridges at $l.OO, c1argeable to Street
anu Uieeoea- on
aired GsldcN. work on lcvec, charge
II to wharf and levees...... IS
Total. So SIS
Yeas; Azerua, Auceis, Moore and Ter.
Nay: None.
The following petition was presented and
on nnotion duly secondsa wac laid ON the
table aud the Collector instructed Is col.
lect the licsnss due.
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District Court.


Assault with dangerous wea-
pom, with intent to kill, Leon Gil.
bert.
Carrying concealed weapons,
Patrick Willis.
Petty Larceny, Jas. Mitchell ;
Anderson Sergeant; John Davis ;
Joseph Reed.
Entering upon a plantation
without permission Walter Smith.
Nolli Prosecuted, James Babing
ton, assault and battery +; Henry
Jackson aud Thomas Virgins,
assault and battery; Cerrina
Washington, infanticide ; Left.
rift Breaux assault aud battery 4;
Anderson Sergeat. petty larceny
Acquitted, Linda Lee, petty
larceny Faustin Martin, murder
Pleaded Guilty.-Joseph Mitch
ell, petty larceny.
Sentenced, - Samuel Turner,
Assault, one dollar fine and cost
or "a honrs in parish Jail, Ed.
Sam, assault, so cents fine and
costs or 6 hours in parish Jail,
Leon Gilbert, assault, one dollar
fine and costs or "a hours in par
ish Jail.
Convicted.-Alfred Miles alias
Shorty, assault with intent to
kill, Andrien Dupu:s, petty lar
ceny.
C0ntinued.-Francis Green, pet
ty larceny, Joe Reed, petty lar
ceny.
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Parish School Board.
SESSION Il.

The Parish Board Of School Directors
met this thirtieth day Of September 1881,
in the Office Of Moore and Badeaux at At
p. NJ.
Present.: Badeaux, Raglan, Aucoiu and
Grisam0re.
Absent Winder, Barker and Blanchard.
The minutes Of the last session were read
and approved az recorded.
The Superintendent made a verbal re-
port that he HAD q new floor placed in the
first Assistants room in the Guion Acade-
my and had the cutters and pipes Leading
to the cistern cleaned, that the school house
on AdOlphe LeBlanc's lease was now built
and ready for use.
The following claims were presented and
investigated.
C.. J. Barker tor building Leblanc School
house % 70
J. NJ. Walsh for window sash for Co
teau FOlse s.
Thibodanx Saw Mill Co. Lumber to
Onion Academy 81
Cvrnoration school 1872 %
Leblanc, +. +. recording lea ses.... 6 %
Barker & SEWN, shingles for Leblanc
school house. % 10
Mcbride, Il. X. Assessor, Pro rata
for 926 ~
500 -
III luOtiOu u NAC. nSx0u AL HVkTOpCI0'
ton of $i83. IL was madc to pay the above
claims to he charged to proper accounts.
1t was decided that all schools in District
No. 2 should be opened on the first Monday
in January 1852.
Applications for situations as teachers
were then read from
Miss Mary Beattie for Tonps school.
Mrs. Alice Robinson, Corporation school,
second assistant.
j. W. Gray any colored school.
j. L. Jeaudrain, Leblanc school.
Mrs. }. r. Brecn, Bourgeois school.
T. r. CuniO. LeBeouf school.
Mrs. n. c. Leblanc, Corporation school,
first assistant.
Mrs. l. a. Levison, any white school.
C.. +. Gaudct, E. Bourgeois school.
A petition signed By Cle0phas B0udreaux
and fourteen citizens of upper Choupic stat
ing that the only practicable place at which
a school could be established to enable
them to send their children would he ut
tiie school house lately built hy john Do
lese and PRAYING that q. public school be
opened therein.
On motion. the following assignments
were made to the Corporation School to be
opened OH first Monday in November.
A. Ranalle. Principal. 5000 per mOnth.
NJ. c. Leblanc, First Assistant $35 90 per
month.
A. Robinson, Second Assistant $500 per
month.
Also Miss Mary Beattie, Toups school.
Mrs. Julia. h. Breen, Bourgeois school,
G. +. Gaudet, E. Bourgeois school.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
Signed 4. A. BADEAUX,
President.
S. T.GRIsAMORE, Secretary.
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Philip Collins, son of John
Collins, formerly Of this Parish
was in Tbibodaux a few days ago.
Phil. has chosen the profession Ol
a sailor and has been OH the seal
for several years. From an orli
nary seamen lie has worked bis
way to the position Of first mate.
His many friends will be glad
to hear OF his promotion, and
learn of his success as Il seaman.
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PAINTING. - Mr.. &. II. Gle
meuts artist respectfully announ.
ccs that he has taken rooms at
the Franklin House, for Il few
days where he is prepared to
paint portraits in oil or crayon.
and any species of work in his
line.
Refers to Mrs. NJ. X. Fnlford,
S. T. Grisamore, f. w. Blake, J.
s. G0ode and j. NJ. Howell.
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TOWN HALL.

~ 1OVN HALL. J
Friday. September 3Oth. i8sl. {
The Town Council for the Town of Thihc,
aaax met ~ regular session this day at
Present H. W. Tabor, j. l.. Aucoin. C.
Arena, J. NJ. Howell, I. D. Moore and
+. Zernott Trustees. ""u
Absent. H. Dansereau, Trustee.
Inc minutes of the previous session wcr.
eed n approved ~ recorded.
"a motion dniy seconded the sum of Eff
Teen Dollars or so much thereof "A NAV hs
necessary was appropriated charreaLie to
b~anqnettts to pay Paul Ausiet and A. MAI
ornuGh for hauling sand during the week
and the additional sum If Six Dollars q,
50 much thereof as may he necessary wa.
appropriated chargoable to Streets snd
bitches to pay Louis Toups for work done
on bridges during the week.
Teas: Aucoin, .Azema, Howell, Moore md
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the Camel, al
Jcur''ed to Tuesday October 4th. 1881 at S
A.J. PERRIN, Clerk, ~
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FOR SAILS.
Des;yu5f. p,,o....,.;, m,.

Desirable Property il Wa-saswy.
TNHAT desirable property lm.a,e al IA
western extremity of jackson strut.
~ u t''wn ut 1i'i''otlaax, tsnsistinn II :
spacious i"i Of ground, IS neat aId cus16,rts
DC residence, " III l. aiiacLnwat--xse
rooms IN main hniii'u y. three in tbs L-eni
\ o"aidln@ suitable TOR Il sturc o. other nj.
pose. lara cania!n, iiuit AMI ahadc trees.
w" c'sfrrns attached to the dwelling.
VIII DC s"i'i ~ :. bargain. Eor further NJ.
s;." ! Typ 10 or address Al DON.
Maud, T":g Office, New Organs. In.
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NorICE.-The Directors ofThil
odaax Bridge Company at q reg
ular meeting held Oct. 6, 1881
lave declared a divident Ut one
dollar and seventy FIVE cents per
share, or seven per cent OH the
c,pital stock of t1e company, out
of the earnings of the three
months ending September 80 1851.
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There are small rises in many
Of the upper rivers.
Enough water may reach here
to continue the Bayou in naviga
Die condition for Hat boats during
the Fall.
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Set Back 41 Years.

81 was troubled for many years
With Kidney Complaint, Gravel,
&c. my blood became thin: i
was dull and inactive could hard
" crawl about was an old worn
out man all over /; could get moth
lug to help me- until | got Hop
bi:ters. and now | am Il boy a.
gain. My blood and Kidneys are
oil right, and I am active as a
man Ut 80, although I am -, aud
! have no doubts it will do as
well for others OF. my age. 1t is
worth a trial. Father. )-Sua-
day Mercury.
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AGENTS AND CANyAssERs.-
Make from $25 to $50 per
week selling goods for E.. G.
RlDEOUT s. CO., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Seud for thei:
Catalogue and terms.
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Mr.. Emile f.. Leblanc has I'm
isled UP Que OF the neatest little
cottage houses in Thibodaux. 1t
ia on st. Philip street Oh the lot
adjoining his residence.
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0tdtNSS FNtNFH. ErH Ohio.
Hail NeW York. About the As
SdSsin.
From n Regular Correspondents
Washington, ID. C. Oct. 5, 81.
Is this to be an s'In Memoriamn
administration, or will the new
President stamp t with an inli-
viduality aud a will Of his own {
These questions, of create. or less
interest TO the entire country. are
questions Of life and death to hun
dreds in Washington. If it is to
I've an IN mcmOriam administration
the Cabinet of tue deceased Presi
cent will be retained, and hun
dreds OF officials, who hold pla
ces directly under the present
Cabinet, will eat their bread in
peace. If the Cabinet is to be
changed, many chiefs of bureau
aud a large clearical force must
be changed with it. For it is an
unwritten law of our civil service
tnata new Cabinet officer nav
appoint his own corps of assist
ants. 1t is now pretty definitely
known that there will be a n en
tire change of Cabinet. but it is
not believed that tue change will
be made before the called session
of the Senate, and may be not he
fOie the regular session of Con-
gress. Two members of General
Garfield'S administration have
such experience, talent, and Iepu
tation, that it is expected the,
will almost Immediately reappear
il public life. Mr.. Windom will.
it is Thought, he returned to tue
Senate, and. Mr.. blaine to tile
House, where, it is believed, he
could easily be elected speaker.
Such u course by Mr.. Blaine
would he a great disappointment
to Mr.. kasson, aud other aspi.
rants 10 this Uffce, the third III
dignity in the United States. and
liz influence only to the
Of President. Ga the other