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We understand that arrangements have
been made to commence Immediately the
work Of leveeing Sherman Island east of
Maberry slough. There Is no better Sec
ton of land than this in the delta of the
rivers, and it can be easily reclaimed.
This portion of the island has grown mar
velous crops in the past Antioch Led
ger.
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KAHoKA MOI Fehruars Q 1850

purchased FIVE bottles of your Hop Bitters
of Bishop 4 Co. last Fall for my daughter,
and am well pleased with the Bitters. They
did her more good than all the medicine che
has taken for six years. WIN. t. MCCLURE.
The above is from very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was in poor health for seven
or eight years, and could obtain 10 relief
until she used Hop Bitters. She is now in as
good health as any person in the country
We have large sale, and they are making
cures. w. III. BISHOP & Co.
Hamlet was the first aesthetic. His ex-
clamatiop, "0h. that this t0o, too solid
flesh would melt !" is quite utter enough
for the disciples of Maudle and Postle.
thwaite. Il lowell Courier.
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

YEyHE FOR YEARS WELL-KNOWN E@R
81. LDuIs Brewery. ESs=T51
Situated on corner OF Sixth and streets Ss152ss2
In the city of Sacramento, is, account of the
death of the proprietor for sale cheap. Inquire of
p. BOIL 325 street. au20-f
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10 ACRES OF FRUIT LAND,

cOn BEARING TREES, 5000 STRAW ~
OUU berry plants; neat fve-room, new EsSs
Cottage Barn, Buggy and Chicken house. --es--
splendid small home in the Warm Belt OF the Foot
hills with clear water to irrigate; situated only
one quarter of mile from railroad town. VIII
be sold very cheap. For particulars, call or
address CARL STRoBEL, No. 32l street, Sacra-
meutO. aui6-u
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. sOA ACRES FOR sALE-coNsIsT. Rd
I.HVFks inc Of Farming Fr1lit Vine and S5V$
POOFOFFIGB BOXES FOR SALE.

HyHE CASES WITH BOXES ALL COMPLETE,
with Yale Locks, duplicated keys, all in order
to set up in q Postofice, which have been used in
the Sacramento office viii be sod cheap, either all
together or in parts to suit purchasers. Apply to
swEEESER AZ ALSLP.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, NO. 1918 Fourth
street, between and X. au20-u
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The total number of cases of salmon put
up this season along the Columbia river IS
estimated at 1853, coo.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
j. IL. KLINE.

). B. KLUNE,
Late with Wschhorst, and successor TO Floberg,)
VEYATCHXAKER AND JEWELER,
w No. 80 street, between Second and S>zA
Third. Dealer IN Watches, Clocks, Silver EIsA
ware, Jevelry, etc. Repairing in all It's saxs$
branches = speciality, under Mr.. FLoBERG.
Tvs lplm
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SUFFERERS from constipation should make
one trial os Kidney Wort and be cured.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Advertisements OF Eve lines in this department are
Esrted fo7 Is cent? for one time three times for 30
vonse or 70 oents per week
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ETTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
uishing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with
Help, free of charge to employers. HOUSTON &
CO., one door south of Fourth and K streets, Sac
ramento aity. au13-1ptf
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DENTISTRY.


n nENTIST.-{REMOvED TO QUINNsE@R
IL Building, corner Fourth aud streets 3SSfH
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, FOR the Painless EXtrac-
tion of Teeth. au2ttf
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w. II. HARE, ID. ID. s.,
~ FNTIST No. COS STREET. BE- aRz3
4 tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento efss4fsS
iyll-!plm
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w. o. TMEAILKILl, ID. ID. 5
I'll. Ill. PIERSON.

IN ENLIST, 4I5 STREET, BETWEEN FTA
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti-s6fffD
n trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth. iyI4-Im
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nRs. RREWFR & sOuInMORTm.

nENTIsTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OFswa
J Seventh and J streets, in Bryte's new sssffH
building. uO stairs Teeth extracted without pain
By the use vf improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
nu16.IuIm
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TEE WEEKLY INIOy

THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-weekly partsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week,
comp rising Eight Pages in each ISSUE Sixteen Pages
each k, and is the cheapest and most desirable
Home, News and Literary Journal published the
Pacis Goa T.
Terms, One Year. Observation-Disclosures. 50
semi.WeeLIy Union Advertising Rates.
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Death of a Comfy omelai.

MARTINEz, August S0th-Wm. II. Shuey,
County Collector of Contra Costa county,
died at Lakeport to-day of pneumonia, aged
80 years. He was an old resident of this
cnuntv
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Advice from O.Donoyan Rossa.


NEW York, August 30sh.-O'Donovan
Rossa's United Irishmon, of this city, pub
fishes the following
The 1st of September is now at hand We
are told that from that date the Irish
people of England and Ireland will
take such measures to attack all
ships sailing under the English flag as
will render it perilous to travel in such ships
We believe what We are told on that subject,
and as far as our words can reach we deem it
well to advise all travelling people that it is
our opinion that it is not advisable to patron
ize ships sailing under the English flag
American and Irish papers please copy.
A Vast Estate Disposed OF In One Eun.
dred Words.
PoUGHKEEPsIE. August 30th.-The late
Congressman Whitehouse, in will of only
one hundred words, leaves his entire estate,
valued at $4,000 900. to his widow and
daughter, who, with Jacob b. Carpenter, he
appoints executors.
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An Interview with DR.. Bovp,on.

WASHINGTON. August 30th.-nr. Boyntou
says: While there has been no material gain
of strength there has been slight improve
ment. There has certainly been marked
improvement since the recent crisis, and he
now takes food with as much relish as at any
time during his Illness No marked change
is expected at once. All we can reasonably
expect is that the patient hold his own a few
days. II he makes even slight improve.
ment it will be perfectly satisfactory. The
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AReyoiu,ionary Land Mark.

NEw York, August 30th.-The oldest
house in the city-the Washington Hotel, on
Broadway-has been sold to mske room for
ten-story business structure. The building
was the British headquarters during the
revolution, and from there Major Andre was
sent out as spy, which cost him his life.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
Inserted Tor IS cents for time; three times for so
cents or 70 cents per week.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
ie-ed Post Office Sacramento as second class mater
PUBLISHED BY THE
SaGramentO Publishing Company.
wM. II. szILEs, General Manager.
Publication once, Third ST., bet. J and Il.

THE DAILY RECGRD.UNTON
publiahed e7ery dEy Of the week Sundays eIcepted
, 1881-09-25

PLAYING HAEoC WITH THE DEAp.ycc
As it the heavens shared IN tho feelinra ~ -
row over the groat calamity which hus bpf.u1.
tho Nation, they yesterday touz tn a uust Co.
-bre hue. Late in the nf;esnocu tie wbo,s ~
was drapcd IN dull and f,lnerrnl hIacn The ~
howled, '.nd the clements united ia one r., ~
chorus of !a1scntat!cn. During the foreman, ~.
wind began to blow crct gusts, which t;,r. ~.
black dr:tpicG wherever cyp;.Sei tu its s1ry n ~
most cl:tbtralc dsEnys were torn TO tet,rrs ~ ~
hundreds of yards Of black enI ws4s ~
cloth went swirIng through the mir 1Te -
co!npfcte tho destruction, ubour / n:c,osoo
the gathering c20titIS. which bud becoue NJ ~
biuckncss. poured iowa perfect torrent. r..
the wind, Tue rain came lit gusts, ut times nj,
Ing down with marvellous force and ynnns
Within two hours mi immense amount uf va.
had fufleu. and the streets were .itoucl. W",.
the wind h;,H efl or the drnpings the ran ,sn
caUttric and calieu a1h This uUru;u- :yrrn"i
sarunA, ::ilu b"drag9ict. Thousands Ut p.re;..
wcre on the streets. and the outwart,- luurs
cars, crowded to $uiIpcadon, testi.rd ;,
Tho fury OF tho st0rt1. Duriuc thu niys.
tho heavens cleared, End :te,e 49,
prospects fn- il cessation of the s,nr.n
but tho lightning, tius,ings In the di:,snsS
seemed to IL: tbs propce.teshf Ut still uaother mr..
break VI tie ele:nents-
it is to be hoped that today and tomor~nr
whHn sD 1na'lr Of lhs, people Are to :sscnbl, i,
memory Ut the dea3 Quiet, ::llI he f.!easaI and
fair, although this e,luinuc;1ai season Is mn ma
Il storm occul and prevent the public our;ls.
ceremonies, :he people will no doubt uose ia
less observe tho tay III the privacy and sancti,t
Vf their GomcS.
, 1881-09-25

AZ FAls"tislA HAj.ts
Following IS tnu order .;f exercises fo1 the
union funeral services nj Eu1wslI Hull Monday
ar: o'ctnc:< y. lsl.:
]. Voluntary.
:. HyuE--'' asleep in Jesus
y: Kca'l1,y 1t ocr;;tur. aild prayer, Mai. y.
w. Nhi:th.
. j. .1tir,'sSca--'Fhn Htv. w. ". Lawrence md
tis Rev. Drs.. Eu:zt.:sr and Wils1,isoo.
Il. HsIuE-sc.tctr'i.
:. !Ati'ireas--I!le Rev. o. 4: Burgess.
{. il, mn-'- Jesus Lover Of Ny SOUL"
=. k-yetlict;nn.
The Music viii bc led by tic F:,rweI Hall
chol7 unsttr Ms. McGraoat1a,,. AL are invited.
Till; soEIH sIDl.
Union Mer1or;ni Service will be held at the Sixth
I'rtSh} terian thnrCA MDut;;.r 1iorttfax, tutl.-
l.t'ncu:. Ut hh;f ;Ilst 1O. tn. cunxresa lion: If
.h.; University En:e unst:r. st. joan Reformed
Eiascupa!, South Cont.tc. RATIONAL, Lnng.cy !ay7-
aud sixth Presbyterian wall un:,u in the SERVICE
with short ,.srcsscs by tho t,':serent p:tstyy&
The church will be appropriately trnpet iur THO
tct:;tn,un.
There will tie joint memorial scrvicc of the
Ss;ula Sld.: 3eWieh congregations ~ tue S!nui
Temple, 1t = n. q.
Inblic lrI;Ei.nls services in memory Of the
Fauts tntv..s sa!iss Churca. Monday 1noratnss ut
Ii oris,cE.
Tit. memorial SERVICES 1T CHRIST Church Mon-
dat will be ut II ctuck Instead !, s y;.e yn,-
- Stuffed.
TIL: Ue;lyEEs1TY.
Last Ties.lny the university suspended It's
exercfscs I'll homo: Of tn. huuOu's dead Tho
trout eutraccr Of the University building, the
main hnil. and taa chapel asr tastcfuIly drnped.
, 1881-09-25

With tleath's paralyxlu2 power
Did the naWs tho country shake,
AS An oak-trec, strong, and stately
Which the mightter cyclone tttll
LES he poWcrlcss nut sclAtely,
Fhife bis H*.r.t: sEirIz diE,fi1
With that spirit t,0T Trfui, aye,
Which the dragon Slavery st,ly,
And here long through trihalntjooa
Free5I this will make OF nation;.
{Lu*t Chor4s.}
Rest in peace! the storms a:c over:
Great son Of this tsrentcr land,
Seeing did thy spirit hover
Where It saw thy loved ones band.
Where thy happiness was founded
Ger thy holnt so sweet and f;,n,i.
Which, On new Foundations grounded
Changed now to tho hulic beyond.
Rest in pence! thy people never
VIII fnrxet thy broadcast seed:
Yen. nll nations now rntl r:er
VIII think Of Thy noblt: .i..cu5
Hero who so greatly ended,
Though 50 smnli in life began.
Thou hast Nil mankind befriended.
All cry loud: That WAS IL man!
4 meeting WIS held ut tho Athcn,purr l..
evening to rehcaTse the poem witch II - as1
posed to sing tomorrow in connection win w ~
memorial exercises. The :s11eudance w." ce
rs IarGe as had Df.t:E anticipated }at fha Nv
hcarsnl s:ns gone thr0ught WITT, un-ler tba ~
rection OF Prof. Silvers. There will he ar"'t u
1ci:earSal this alLertsnDn Ut. ,rctock ~ Vass
Side 1urne:-nHit and it is hoped that tha ,.a rna
GUS singing societies uf the city will h. n!1' r
fully represented than they were las, tyc-ia'..a i.a
, 1881-09-25

Six men and Sergeant in rear Of column to see
thar no advertising wagons follow.
There will be eighty tremen-two from each
cornpnny-detaIlcd to march IN the procession.
This General Committee yesterday engaged
twenty-five BRASS bunds to bc scattcrcd tnr1'uEn
the line.
FLOWERS WANTED.
The Committee on the Catutaleuc won'd like
the Park Commissioners and taose thar MAJ u:-
priatcl to hive tho same at the Fire INSURANCE
l'atrol-house Monday morning ut y H. H., 80
they tnRy ho placed OIL the catalalQue-
, 1881-09-25

Harrison yesterday mornlng, and stated that ut
meeting held Friday afternoon tho German
sa1oonkecpcrs had decided to close frum 10 in
the morning until o'clock in the evening of
Monday. The Mayor insisted tknt the saloons
lie closed Ill day, from sunris" until sunset, and
said tuut b:cS-door business would be toll
tratcd, All violations would be punished By
revocation Of licenses. The Committee stated
that they would comply with tho request, aud
subsequently tho Chief Of Police issued the fol-
lowing order on tho subject:
CHICAGO, Sept. .4.-Captafn: His Honor tho
Mayor directs that ntl saloons and places where
liquor Is sold in the City of Chicago be closed OIL
Monday next, the 28th inst, from sunrise to
sunset on account OF tho funeral Of the late
President Garfield. Ho also desir..s that it he
understood Dy ull CONCERNED thNt closing tho
front aud admitting people through renr doors
Or entrances to such places will not be tolerated
premises, but that The saloons ,uust he nhso-
h1tely closed and Kept closed during tho time
specified. You will therefore cause all snlOon-
.ngly, ard should any of them fni to comply
with tho orders herein given report the fact to
this Office on Tuesday W1If11n morning. ucc.,,o,r
Genural Superintendent.
Subsequent to the issuance vi the order q
Tribune reporter asked Tho Mayor If this order
'.The s:ioonkecpcr5" sn1d he. "1uust obey
the general desire OF the public. Keeping rear
door upcu IS noI closing, anu every sulooukceper
reported rs vic.tinl. the order 1 shall consider
dsrerutable ni.i: -cvo;zc the license. This is too
sOitln.s OCCASION for trltin; and closing the
saloons is ouly obcyiug public demands. Tic
=a!ooEs will 10 closod uil day. and that is I'LL
there is Of it..
Superintendent McGaris!e also stated thnt
tho nruer would be carried out to thc letter, so
lar As It lAy i'll lis power and the 1Orcu luuer
him.
WHOLESALE CLOTHING.
The places of hus!riess and work shops Of the
undersigned '7l nc closed during Monday, tho
day Ut tie funeral OF rresident Gur:illd:
Eharits +. Kellogg & Co., Calm. Wa1npofa s.
Co. Me:cr. >ttA,,ss. Goodman & Co., Htslry ".
KING Co.. Si,nun, Strauss l. Co., Leopold Erus.
= Co., ltish, Mayer Il Co, II. Il ko!,l l. Drt,s.,
e. Becker \. l.. Singer Clement, Sayer il Co.,
kuh. Nathan l. Fjscncr, Clement. Halo Is Co.,
Silvtrlna.1: X Opper. b. kurpenhciutr & Co.,
E;nsicin, LonEl:n l. Co., Z. Kothschild l. Dros.,
Hurt, Att 4 Marx.
NO BUILDING.
At n special meeting, Of tic Master Masons
and lsu;lefs Association helt, at Builders Ex-
rtang. ut II ociuck yesterday 1t WAS unun-
H;ousiy resolved that all work be suspended
upon buildings iii course of CONSTRUCTION by
uielnbers Ut this nssuclAuun Mo,lIny, Sept. H. III
respect to tho memory Ut james 4. Garfield.
CLOSED.
Business will be suspended ut the Union Stock
Yards Monday II. observance Ut 1ue tIy appoint
cd Tor the fGue;.s! Dt'sequirs of the President.
The Stuck-i Yard, Coinpiay vii! Close its DOORS
ant rne railroads. will noi ship STOCK.
The Public Library VIII be closed Monday
, 1881-09-25

APPOINTMENT OF X COMMITTEE. 20 ATTEND
TilE FUNERAL
LII cofnpi1anct: with II cali issued by Lieut.-
ooS. Hatnltton and S;'cuaer Tbur:as II large,
number nj the u,e11ber= or The Legislature met
yesterday afternoon III ouu ot the cIuu- r.v,os If
tue Pacib: dotel to take Appropriate action m
tie death OF President Garfield md appoint n
committee 70 attend the funeral oa bchxlf ot
, 1881-09-25

SALOONS MIST CLcSE.
Pete &ahr and 10 Mtthie. committee of tho
Saloonkeepets' Association, vai1ed On na5oS
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Substantial Sympathy.

No people are more sympathetic than the
American people, and none are more ready
to give substantial proof Of their sympathy.
Since the attack on the President the SIM
pathies Of the whole people have gone out
to him and TO his grief stricken family
Everything that could aid his chances of
recovery or tend TO relieve his mental or
physical condition has been provided by
that the President is comparatively poor
man and that anxiety for ths future Of his
family might add to the chances against his
recovery. immediately the New YORK
Chamber Of Commerce took action 10 re-
lieve any anxiety that might arise from that
source by voting TO raise $3.50. 900, which
amount is to be invested in United States
bonds and the interest paid to Mrs.. Garfield
during her life, after which the principal Is
70 be divided equally among her children
This action was taken on Thursday and by
Saturday mCre than half the amount had
been subscribed No more touching tribute
could be paid to President Garfield, nor
could anything show him moseaclearly the
depth Of affection and earnest sympathy
that is felt by the people. There are,
doubtless, many thousands Of people who
would be glad to contribute TO thi. fund.
out who will not have the opportunity be-
fore the amount named will have been
r1lsed
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The Soldiers Reunion.
HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE CuN.)
Association &c Me. Soldier, and sailors. !
Portland. July jh. 1851. }

HFNn4r AETEg> ENrotrINt CuND
Association of Ne. Soldiers and sailors.
Portland. July jth. 1851 }
To ne paioer, q the scr>rll I-,fyraa H.
s",sdftoHs
CuNRNur--A grand reunion and en-
campmeut of Maine veteran, under The au-
spices 81 the Association Of Name soldier,
and Sailors. will he held at Portland on
TUESDAY. "Wednesday and THURSDAY, Angus,
I'D. 9Th and 18th, ISL
All honorably discharged soldier, Who
served in Maine organization, at any Tine
! during the war Of the rebellion. and al
HONORABLE, discharged Union soldier, and
sailors who now arr. or al az, tim, have
brcn. resident, Of the State II Na.uc. are
cordially invited go taAc part in the reunion.
Invitations have been extended IL tile
Prc,.dcU: of the | ulicd States. To- General,
sherman. sheridan, HlHcorA aud other d -
rncus,hcd military gentlemen 10 ~ rrr,cu,
A. guests Of the Maine veterans.
Comraac- representing regiments. batter
les. OF veteran organization. CD! ia, aTu, III
navy, are rcquc,ic! 90 furnish the commit
tee With the name, and aIIrc,, VI CONES.
division. ur naval commander, under IS " h
;hcy served d-uu- ;ho Val. 10 order ,aat
they may b. invited in attend
Nn,tahic camp cquipaSr having ar.u 'ra-
dcrcd 'hc Association hy ;hc u.r,,i STAT,
government. i = the purpose OF 'ay oam-
mhice 90 provide 'tH', straw und Mater flu
the veterans free Of expense.
Appropriate muse vii. also -, provided
for the reunion, and arrangement, \ u. w.
made With Responsible pa-tl,, % furnish
ration, or mr4l, "a, l.w ra'.,. to iaY,c ahu
desire them. iscs.m,n'4. Associations.
GrAul Arms Io.', and other ,r.artl4'su..,
formed f1r the occasion. are al ..L,rt, ,o
make their unu Arrangement, for subsistence
i preferable or veteran. vl.l De- permitted
70 bring ra:.on' with them 4 mos, uuuscu-
srn', With the privilege II purchasing TIA "
coffee Of the caterer, within tie ,ugamp-
lncni
Arrangements are also IA progress With
the several railroad and steamboat 5umpan-
lcs for reduced rate, Of fare during the time
Of the reunion
Il is hoped with the assistance Of the
veterans throughout the State 70 make the
union the most successful and entertaining
that has ever been held IN Maine The
executive committee are very sangulnv that
the veterans will general, avail thcm,ci,e.
OF tins opportunity Of coming together
again, sine" they are receiving assurance,
frcm all part, Of the State Of the intention
OF the veterans to be prcscu, aud PARTED
pate IN the fest.N;ic,
II i Impossible for the committee. AZ TIL,
early date. 10 give the programme Of the
three day entertainment. Circulars, how
ever, alll he ISSUED a. soon a. possible gly-
ing the detail, Of all ARRANGEMENT. and ,,,
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The Crime and It's Penalty

Should Pre>iden, Garfield survive. BIZ A.
sallaut. Gu,eau. could ou, Pee charged
with "a>>aul, with intent 70 XII she a
IRENE penai,, for which i, eigh; YEAR M
prlsonmcuf. That tbs Is entirely made
q4atc 10 the magnitude of hi, crime is the
feeling Of every one, bu, the .au doe, no;
distinguish between an assault with IN
ten. 10 Kill" the Pre>id,u, Of the nited
States. and q similar assault, on the hum
b.est Individual II j. easy 10 see however,
that such al assault. whether successful or
not. might be and is VERY different in its
results to the country The President. a.
Chief Executive Of the Nation, j. in the ma
ture Of a man a, the helm Of the ship OF
State. and blow at him j. a blow At the
State. Il is not difficult 10 imagine circum-
stances where the death or disabling Of the
President, might involve the country in
troubles from which il could e1tricate itself
only after > terrible loss in blood and treas
ire With these facts in view. it j. only
natural that there should be strong feel
ing in favor of a law. especially applicable
to cases ike Guiteau :. and having q penal
II attached that would deter reckles, men,
50 far as penalties can do so. from seeking
notoriety by similar assaults