Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-31

fOR TIC lifSL time since 1910 tne he-
publican state of Iowa now has funds on
hand to meet every legitimate demand
against the state.
TIE Philadelphia Times is 50 wei!
pleased at tho detection, conviction and
sentence OF three jury fixers in less than a
month and a-half after its rewards were
Offered that it announces the several re
wards of $1,000, 500 aid $3.50, making
ST, 80 in all, will be promptly paid to day
at the Times counting room on prcscnta-
ton of certificate from the district attor
| ncy, stating who furnished tho in(orma
ton that led to the conviction of the
criminals.
The Pottsvillc Epening Chronicle, edited
BY w. Kennedy, esq, and one of the in
tel!igent and independent Democratic
| dailics, auuounccs that it will Tot beat
about the bush in favoriug a proposition
that the Democratic convention, when it
meets, should leave one or more important
| positions open to be filed by nominations
to bc made by other bodies Of independent
| citizens who may feel inclined to cooper
ate with the Democracy in the overthrow
| Of the bosses aud the regeneration OF the
| state government,
| TIE Nc,c Era now finds objections to
Beaver, not only that he led the Grant
column at Chicago and misreprcsented the
people of his district, but likewise that in
4 late speech before some Confederate sol.
dicrs at Carlisle, he said: There were
some things about your cause that we can
see to-day. and say honestly, fairly and
truly that they were hard to get over.' Be-
fore long the Era may be finding further
objections to Beaver, but they will all be
overlooked after the Cameron convention
| has nominated him.
THERE is ut least one Stalwart editor il
Pennsylvania who is not SO entirely we'll
pleased with the address OF the Continen-
tai congress- executive committee as Sen
ator Thos. V. Cooper purports to be. The
editor of the Carlisle Herald wants to
know how the Independents can so lavish
ly praise Republicanism and its history,
and yet condemn rs selfish "junta the
men who have led in the success and glory
of the party and made it all it is in this
distinctively Republican state of Pennsyl
vauia.
| TuI phil al Pcrorn xrl;,L otto,
breaks out with that sort of enterprise
has made the exclusive discovery that the
StalwaltS, in addition to Beavers candi
dacy for governor, have Joseph Patterson
of Philadelphia, a Grant Democrat, il
reserve for the same nomination, VIM
Henry fawie for supreme judge and State
Senator John NJ. Greer, for secretary OF
internal affairs. Another report is tha
ernor, F. Carroll Brewster for suprcm,
judge, z. q. Newmyer for lieutenant gov.
ernor, and Lucius Rogers for secretary OF
internal affairs.
The Democratic editor" of the Er-
an,iacr got his work in in yesterdays is
sue. lie declares the policy OF that lat
Republican organ to be condemnation Ol
''thc tendency to call upon the high power.
of the government on every prctcxt to dc
something which is better for us to d.
ourselves - that "thcre is some danger
that the present session of Congress ma!
bc great deal too lavish in promoting
schemes of internal Improvement - and III
proudly recalls the fact that while not
one American iron steamship now crosses
the ocean from New York, little ovel
twenty years ago, under Democratic ad
ministratiOn three -fourths of our trad.
was done by our own ships.
| PERSONAL.
Mr.. {. c. F. BENT was in town ycstcr
| dav