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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-23

An Attempt 10 Make Party Capital.
Senator Voorhees, tried to get in his
bunCombe work yesterday in tho United
States Senate by offering a resolution
deprecatory Of the attitude Of tho National
banks toward the late funding bill while
II was pending. We have yet to see any
proof that the National banks expected to
influence the. action Of Congress by the
course pursued by number Of them in
surrendering their circulation before the
refunding bill passed the two houges.
Why did they surrender their circulation
whilo the bill was pendingp Simply be.
cause II would DO too late afterwards. And
why did they desire to surrender their
circulation at Rll2 Simply because they
were obi ged under the bill TO substitute
5 per cent bonds for the and 0 per cent
bonds which they held, aud at the same
time pay the same tax as now 10 the Gov.
eminent on deposits and circulation.
They were to be CosrCed by the
bill into doing this. No alternative was
allowed. They could not buy 4 or AZ per
cent bonds in tho market In lieu OF those
redeemed by tho government. By this
prohibitory feature OF the bill their note
holders were damaged, for no one will
contend that note baaCd OH a 8 per cent
bond at par Ia as well secured as note
based on 4Snd a per cent bond at par
It 10 only in very easy condition Of the
money market that per cent bond can
be kept at par, while in q disturbed COndi.
tion Of finances, cay in panic, 1t might
fall 10 81 cents on the dollar.
Senator Voorhees,, who Is famous as a
demagogue, wanted to use tho present
Executive session Of the Senate Yesterday
for q bunCombesp speech. Hewants to iunane
still further the sentiment Of those for
whom he caters SgGinst the banks. It was
such men as he who insisted on inserting
the Objectionable 9th section OF the 8 ppr
cent retunding bill referred to. But for
that section the bill might now have been
law. We heard Democratic Senator a
few days ago deprecate the insertion OF
that section. lie characterised 1t as an act
Of hostility to the National banks, and
he characterized II correctly. Now vot.
heeH wants to make capital out OF their de.
tenslve action. This reminds us Of the
tishwoman whom Addison heard damninp
the cells becauSelthcy would not lie still
and be skinned on her market block,
Never before In the history Of this Coun.
Try have the banks been prohibited from
securing their notes by the purchase Of
bonds bearing the highest rate Of interest,
Rather the fevene has been the policy Of
the Treasury Department. That Depart.
rnent has always recognized that a six per
cent bond has afforded more security 10 a
note holder than five per cent bond, be.
cause there was less danger Of such bond
falling below par, and consequently far
more security for the bank circulation go.
cured by IL.
Never before was IN attempt made 10
prevent bank going out Of business BY
suftendering lis circulation. The pro.
Gees has been from the first for the
banks to deposit the necessary amount Of
gteenbacks for the redemption Of their
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
cLERKsoT'IGE Board ~ cOuulv,o,,,,

CLHRKsOFVIGk BOARD ~ CONNI.grovv,,
WHEELING, March I6' III
se!lsd proposals. viii 10 received At ts,' s" }
EhEksDA1 albt Inst, at u O'Clock H., ia, ~ 70
yIrd. o. sandstone paving to b. plscsi On ~ "
tSSnS san and Cherry m road, tss NV,
dltiOuS Of bids 10 DO the Slue "A ,bo,S , NV. y,
the general advertisement Of March M Oala y 4
eTanto ia hereby made, ~ Fl" Na'Sa nj
Clerk pro, tenn, Board 81 CCmm!lsonrI nj, r.
w. Q. SSlru, County Engineer mSbI's..@
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PROVIDED the great organs Of the body
are not irfepatably injured, there are few
diseases that TUFTS Pills will not cure.
They concentrate the vitality oil the syB.
tenn. The Liver, the Spleen, the Heart
and the Kidneys are brought into hafmo.
hious action and health, long life and
yigot OF mind and body follow their use.
The first dose often astonishes the patient.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


s,,,., ,.. WnIEL,Sa' W. Va, NltsS i, III
civ ITa va, r gP Nv b ..as
o'clock p, III for making and Jsl,SeIhI u IN Il
CaItInES the city Of Wheeling MAY Want r.. o. al IL
except water pipes, ATOP cocks aud a. NM IN, Gee l
Bids 70 b. enior.ed, "PrOpO,ais for rI pTSN
ety." The COMMITTEE o. Water WIZ. u
the right TO rHI Get Rny or all bdI "''A' Fe'eIltt
Proposals for the CAST 70, A. ,ts,s,, A..
received until tn EsDAY, Sarrh ?g Iss spo,e Il4
p, NJ, FIR NIX NM hpA gettt
on Water Work., |onGtls
WHEELING W. Va, March l6, 1851
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MATT S, GIBBONS, formerly OF n. Pleas
ant, has started newspaper at Clifton
Mason county, which sails under the cog.
nomen OF the Wet Virginia Radical and
Judging by the indications afforded by the
frst number, which is before us, Mr.. Glib
bons will make quite q creditabls shest
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1NAX NOTICE,


49, slERHV's OyHrR, 1910 CaIPlu,S
OPEN FROM O'CLOCK a, N IiSTmM
O'CLOCK 7, N. I
All person1 indGh!Ed 10 me for taxes NUT .n !,
the old shsrine oni.c ann settle promptly, ~
spare the time during the day, viii keep M Ss
Unless you RiVe this lAN RotIce at,pp,o a, :,
proceed to SniorIe the law, hlth viii in nSS, ~
add costs mere than hV Tax bill, All ost,, ~ -
claims will DO presented to mo a. usual, ''''' VI
GRO. Il, TINGLE
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NOTICE.

BY FR Rs iGSEa S.s & S.SSo
the enluing year will bS heli az ~ TO 'sFV, Il,
cemetery; NO. 100 MAln Sirest In N. aS eEs d Il,
ing, on THU RsDAY, the 9ith d1y ~ n EAss.
between the houn Of 10 and i. O'slS AScH lRlt
milo nc BOSNIAN,
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HARTsIEtN-On Tuesday morning, March ~
1851 at o'clock, LENA, daughter oil Mrs e. u. Hart
stein, aged 20 Year,.
The funeral will tntO rlace from the residence o.
her mother In EtuavlllO. o., on Thursday aiiCrno
Invited TO attend.
IWaahInsInn. IN. f,arnrlnt nln.,n nAnrI
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are unequSled. Color
from 10 8 pounds. Price Is cents, DAw
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PRE4T SS CAMPRHLb.
e PrrIlsEERs AND FaorNkToRs
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NOTICE.

ssra u pa sSs' Vii iiShd y ts from pa
March 18th; 1851, until further se,,t u0h lrt M,
PSSo Of making necessary repair. -''r' 'e' tie IN,
county. N''N'aI''ausfl q Oh
mh9l j. B. 0UAgRIER
lAFk $50
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oaleo: Nm. as aud q FoaEteenth street.
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WEONEADAY aORSING, AARCm %.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
TIE FOREMAN sUAHDAL. 4
What Asnieus Says About the Case.
Condemufnk the Press.

For the Republican.
MEssRs. EDrToRs: have been pain.
during the past few weeks to Bee with
what svidity many of the newspapers
OF the Peninsula have disted up the
}"FOreman Scandal" for their readers
and, in one instance especially, the
editor himself, Q man whoss morals are
said to he In nowise too symmetric,
served up the matter in most scar.
rilous editorial, calculated alike TO pre-.
iudice the public sentiment az ainst Mr..
Foreman, whose case had received no
investigation. and TO interest persons
loving scandalous and corrupting read.
Ing. When the public press so far
prostitutes its high and important
functions, II is high time that we have
some consolidating" in this quarter
which shall absorb these scandal mon
gers and give us metropolitan press,
high toned and intent on the subserv-
ancs of the highest good of society,
such as the great Joseph Cook plead for
in ore Of his Boston lectures. am
pleased to say here, that your refer
ences to the above case have been sea-
soned with discretion and moderation
from the first. You we're willing to
stay Judgment until the case should be
investigated.
1t seemed unfortunate that the case
could not be investigated by the minis.
terial committee which met in Smyrna
Dec. 20, but the defence very justly
claimed insufficient opportunities to
shape proper line Of action. On last
Monday they were ready. The ground
had been gone over thoroughly by
Revs. Mobray and Smith, and 10 the
prosecution was out Of joint. The de-
fehcs had gathered such an array Of
testimony that the other side at once
wiltsd under an evident sense Of utter
impotency, AID refuse to proceed at all.
notwithstanding the guilt Of Mr.. Fore
man was so apparent and 80 conclu-
sively attested. Indeed the present
pastor Of Lsipsic had been urged to
look up additional proof OF the preach
er's guilt, as 1t was said there was
plenty; and It is said, he went into It
somewhat preiudioed against the &C
cused, but the more he Investigated the
matter, the more he became convinced
of the accused minister's innocence, and
hence this still more embarrassed the
conspirators. The end OF the matter
was-ths whole case had to be dismiss
ed. The charge could not be sustained.
The investigation OF Monday would
have done this for Mr.. Foreman:
l. By the best In the whole oom
munity the character of the girl would
nave been impeaohed.
2 She would have been guilty oil
Iperiury.
3. The defence could prove that,
for a stipulated amount, the girl would
sign a paper exonerating Mr.. Foreman
entirely from the charge preferred
against him; move by her friends.
4. II would have been too plainly
shown that an upstart in Leipsic is
the bottom man in the affair.
ANICCs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Two Young Ladles Killed.

Accidents while ooasting with
sleds have become 30 common
in this country that hardly q day pas.
ses without one or more cases, more o,
less serious in character, are recorded
Last week, in Minersville, six persons
had limbs broken, while coastipg In
the heart OF the tewn. But Ashland has
had the most terrible calamity OF the
kind this winter. On Sunday after
noon a young man undertook to steer
three young ladies' down steep hil |
on large sled. When halfway down
he saw horse and sleigh coming up
the hill. Thinking if he jumped the
other occupants would follow his exam
pie, he left the sled, but the girls were
TOO afr.ghted to save themselves in
that way, and were carried down the
hill at frightful rate ofspeed. They
succeeded in avoiding the horse and
sleigh, but dashed against q telegraph
psle with great force. One ofthe girls,
Miss Cardutf, was thrown 80 violently
against the pole that the top of her
skull was crushed, causing instant
death, and another Honora Dobe1ty,
received such internal injuries taa
she died on Wednesday,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
NEw ADVERFIsEMENFs.

NOrlCE.-IN CONFORMITY TO AN
~ act Of the General Asse nbly OF the
State OF Delaware, entitled an act for the
removal OF the Seat OF Justice OF New castle
County from the city OF New Castle to the
city OF Wilmington" passed a. Lover March
70, 1879, and to supplement thereto passed
at p9ver January 18th, 1881.
1t is directed by the Building Committee
Of the Levy Court haytrE In charge the erec-
ton OF the county buildings provided for in
said act. that public notice be and the same
is herepy given that the books, papers, re-.
cords and other property belonging to ths
county Offices OF tAis county and enumerated
in the third section ofthe act aforesaid, have
been removed from the city fEew CASTLE to
the Court House building erected and built
IN the city OF Wilmington. And II ts further
directed by the building Committee afore.
said that this notice be published in all the
public newspapers published In the county.
[signsfl ALBERT H. SILVER,
Chairman OF bui ding Committee.
Atte;t:-WM. l.. WEIR, Secretary.
lan2l. 3td-ltW
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
NEWS SUM MARY.
= COLLECTION of Accidents, Incl.
denas, Crimes, Cas- uaiIlies, &c.

! SVAAtchsOu Ot Ae%iNeHShs 1Hcl
de"as, Grimes. CssHaiIGies, &c.
RUFUS Hatch began suit in the SD
preme Court at New York yesterday
to prevent the consolidation OF the tel4
graph companies, and obtained pre-
iiminary injunction restraining tb
companies from entering into au,
agreement Of consolidation and from
increasing their capital stock and otb el
matters"
A meeting Of the creditors OF Lord
Robinson, OF Baltimore, who failed il
September last, was held yesterday in
that city, at which statement wa:
presented showing liabilities aggregat.
ing $3.50. 900. and assets valued al
sl50,000. 1t was agreed to accept forty
cents on the dollar.
John G.. Farr, on trial in Portland
Maine, for killing his wife, was con.
vioted yesterday Of murder in the first
degree. The trial Of william Voorhees,
Grover, for shooting his 13-year.old
wife, in November last, began yester
day in Eatontown, New Jersey. In
sanity is the defence.
To always protect the weakest parts
Is duty, and it is espe cially the duty
Of those whose lungs are being weak ened
by the constant wear of coughing to
protect them by using a soothing rem.
edy, such as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 25 cents.
Charles Kennedy, an employee in
the Pennsylvania Steel Works, at Har.
risburg, was killed yesterday morning
by being caught by a bar of red hot
iron. 1t pierced his body and then
wound around enc Of his legs, break
ing it in pieces.
A telegram has been received in
Chicago from General Terry, reporting
that the larger part Of Sitting Bulls
Indians are on the way to Fort Buford
to surrender, and confirming tie pre-
vious report that Sitting Bull, with
forty lodges, has gone to Canada.
In the Senate Of California yesterday,
Joint resolutions protesting against the
ratification Of the Chinese treaties, after
being debated all day, were laid on the
table by vote Of 70 to II. The Repub-
licans opposed and the Democrats ia,
vored the resolutions.
U. s. Marshal Fi'zsimmons, of Geor
gia, has arrived in Washington, and
was heard by the Attorney Gen eral
yesterday in defence Of himself against
the charges made by the special agent
who recently visited his district.
A steady rain fell yesterday after
noon and night in Cincinnati, flooding
the cutters and many of the cellars in
all parts of the city. Some OF the
streets are almost impassable from the
accumulations OF ice.
The Executive Committee of the Ma.
tional Rifle Association, in New York,
Yesterday elected General Winfield
Scott Hancock President of that body
for the ensuing year.
A fire in the village of Wilton, New
Hampshire, before daylight yesterday
morning, destroyed fourteen stores, the
savings bank and several Offices. The
loss ia estimated at 500, ,000'
The Common Council Of Troy, New
York. last evening unanimously invited
the Woman Suffrage State COMMITTEES to
hold the next State Convention in the
Trojan City Hall.
DR.. Irwin was fatally shot by an un-
SroWn assassin in Bryan, Texas, or
"Wednesday night.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. Ill
l. m.
Indications for Friday-For the Mid.
die States, increasing oloudiness and
rain or snow, winds generally from
northeast to southwest, rising 'tempera-
ture and falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
MArA LlKhl.

Representative O'Neill will cause to
be placed In the Sundry Civil kill al
item to place lightship on the norta-
ern end of the Five-Fathom Shoal, in
the Delaware bay. The Philaielp phia
merchants have requested this because
the lightship at the south END can only
be seen in clear weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
A DULL DAY AT DOVER.
Bat Little OTInterest Taking Place
nj the Capital.

Rt the Capital.
From our stat correspOn ent.
Dover, Jan. 20. Nothing new came
up at to-day's session, although q good
bit OF business was done.
Mention the resolution OF State
Treasurer Reynolds and State Auditor
Stats, and you have nothing left but
minor measures and the record reading
Of incorporation acts.
Mrs. Mary Ann Stewart, OF Green
wood, who was q candidate for Clerk of
the House, and didn't get a vote, ap-
pears now in the role OF a lobby ist.
She wants woman's suffrage, and put
a petition in the House to that effect
today.
She asks to have article ~ of the
Constitution amended by striking ont
the words Stree white male citizen"
and insert in lieu thereof, "every citi
zen male or female" Next week she
viii bripg Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
here to lecture to the members in the
court house.
You ought to see Mrs. Stewart. She
is sffable and corpulent, and talks
woman's rights "from the word CO."
She holds the almost here to fore un-
heard-of Office of Vica-I resident from
Delaware OF the Woman's Suffrage
Association.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Tine woundeo Candidates.

In endesvoripg TO treat the wounds
received by the candidates for the
Presidency, the Medina (Wis.) Deme.
crat wisely prsscribes St. Jacobs Oil.
OF course we could not expect our
worthy contemporary to do otherwise
than recommend that famous Old Ger
man Remedy, which "heals all wounds
save those OF love-" and soothes all
pains save those Of political dissppoint
ment.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

The tenacity with which a cold clings
to the system frequently induces a
nervous cough that will remain after
the oold departs. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure an nervous coughs.
Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

AaeEaar orr cl ths atrauge things
in the conducted ths state business of
Delaware ls the tset that the Treasurer
of The state a required 20 give bonds 10
the amount oi tl2t, 200 for the faithful
performances of his dnsy, and yet he is
not required u take any oath of Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

~ Trustees OF the Poor of New Castle
County will be held at the Aims House, on
WEDNESDAY, January 2oih, at 10 o'clock,
a. N, All persons having bills Will present
them by that day.
The supply committee will meet at the
Aims House on SATURDAY. January 2sth,
at II O'Clock, q. M, when proposals will be
received for furnishing the Aims House with
bread, meats and tobacco for the next three
months. J. WILKINS COOCHk
janN ,22,24,25 Secretafy.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

Sutterlsy & Sawyer, 3o2 Market st.,
are still taking l dozen fine card photo
graphs for 81. SO or for $l.O0, and !
large 8xlO for 800. No extra charge
for children. They guarantee entire
Satisfaction. Call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Tho RMHhAr.

Chas. Smith, the boss barber, at No.
3 East Third street, is the plac, to let a
first class shave or hair cut.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
state of tho rhermometer r

st the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Friday
morning, Jan. 81:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock,
$50 37C 39o
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
aPRu1AL 4 ENr1ON.
DR.. sinss1s' SyhIie Pain o mic
Z l<nfRnHI.

the famous lung remedy, splendid for
sore throst, prompt II hoarssuess, sure
IN group, certain n blood splitting /;
win come nearer 70 curing consumption
than any other remedy ana will posi-.
lively prssent Il Il used ID Time. SOC.
and 81 60id BY bast dealers aud at
main depot. 4th ana King Phila., 6O2
Arch st Balt0,, 1OB Baltimore st,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

II nVxI g w bad case when a
pAnodsssio epsnnissee has unanimous.
III dscidsd tbat Noble A. Hull, Demo.
orAt irom Flosids. y not entitled to his
neat, but thai Nofaklc Bisbes, RspuO-
liican. ii Ana ~ shis Hull has been
allowed to occupy hls stolen seat until
near lie close u ihe CDngress.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

The weekly REPUBLICAN Il out again
for this week and can be had at this
Office or Of any Of the news dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
POtalNNA sllll q AnNlea. !.

N. L. Janney's, 303 King st., head
quarters for produos. foreign fruit, sp-
pies, potatoes and pickles. Potatoes
speciality. He is now offering his extra
stock Of potatoes, guaranteed clear of
frost. Rose, Peerless and Burbanks,
az put in before cold westher. Rose
and Buybanks, ~ per huAhel. Peerless,
$50. per bnshel. All ANo. ] stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
MINOR MATTERS.

Senator Cooper proposes a bill to
amend the State law relating to the
election of United States Senators.
The United States law fixed the day
positively but the Delaware statute
says simply that the election shall take
place In January.
kr. Bradford Is the hardest worked
member in the House by far. The
Wilmington bills alone are enough to
keep two men fairly busy, and $50 far
as work goes in the Legislature now, }
positively pressed. In addition to th ia
he ia chairman of the Committee on
Revised Statutes, which has as much
work as all the other House Commit.
tees combined.
Ii. c. Conrad, Esq, is here looking
after matters relating to colored educa.
ton, npOn which the Delaware Associ.
alton has petitioned.
The divorce lobbyists are moving
heaven and earth almost in their en-.
deavors to get the doors open.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Fish.

g ~ R&t - A1ttt y tRf& HNBthOIs lhOsO
and Buybanls, ~ per huAhel. Peerless,
$50. per bushel. All AN0. stock.
Eash.
Powell q Bro. hare on their stalls, In
the Third stfeet market, rock fish,
ssmelss. white 6sh, ciseos, pike, steak
cod -fsh, small God, haddock, herring
and .othsS varieties of the fnny tribe,
Also choice lot of diamond back ter.
srapin, caii sAsly ana avoid the rush,
We are selling ehoics roll, butter at
25 cents by the roll and 2s cents cut.
~ Cartons, Sixta ana Poplar streets.
We sell none bat genuius batter.
Oyssers.
Ainscow I'll Shipley street., has re.
ooived an extra lot Of large oysters,
which he 10 selling at rs, 80 and 40
sqnts per qnsrt. hFH
Faear ana reed.
Another car load of choice aour from
Psnny & 90, Also car load Of
Ised No. 3 West Tenth street.
The Twin sprlnw BED,
elastic, dur4bIs. cheap ; % to 81; cash
a weskly paymsntss l2I Market st.
Nrown'a Bronchial Trcchss are good
Thing for weak voios, hoarssness, &c.
25e per box. at Hartmsn's Drug Store,
Riilh md Poplar streets.
Cub1b Cigarette, for catsrrh ami
sp|d II the head, for sale by Taylor &
nllerton, DSussiata and A Apo.heoaries,
t0< King street.
A apre cnre TOY coughs and colds
Domestic congh syrup" at Yves
+! 91 fhasmacy, Seventh and Jefferson
Scmelhipg New ! Durham Plug,
1Fapq nohls and mellow chew, knock
ebeccx higher than y kite. Chsp.
eoIp eGeuls ~ and Shipley SITS
eF rAv&l ina plaetio slate roo 8
~ and xepaIxed BY B. Mitchell,
1Io ;Sntsisset
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

It is reported that six or seven Mexi-
cans wers killed by Indians, near the
Candelaria Mountains, in Mexico, on
Tuesday.
II is estimated,that the ice companies
Of Chicago will gather l, 500, 600 tons of
ice this year, or nearly IS per cent.
more than last winter.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

- KnoM AcnoAb tEe ocean comes the
strange in,Allissnee that United States
{lrsenbAoh npi6 areworth one per cent.
.norS shsh kela ii ths money centres OF
Europs Iva II Caliiornia they are
vorlh fVc psx 1sNss more than gold.
rhis sp4,ks IA ~ the value of the
t7reenbsoi. hni b. difference is caused
ny ~ irsIS1t sAlrges for shipping
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

.1.. 11 1oef4xic PARTY in Sussex Ia
Mamma between hawk
I'D ID ~, in he Derrick Morris i'm
D I sse n they impesch him,
y I'sx eh6nId do, Morris aud his
|en5s tsy& power and influence
iGdcIl Ii d5leas NE party at the next
1lsotIosg. Sn5 Il they do not impeaoh
hiu I'LL isIsnds VI decency and reform
ii III pnsiy xill defeat it. No wonder
Robinson hoz1A on 10 the petition for
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

1 Nil R6pfxsox, NJ the House Of Repre-
ssntatives, hss sdrnea mp as woman
sufIraes man apd - give notice Of his
inssnticn u iptroduee bill TO so
amend The Consolidation as to extend
suffrage ID al SlsIasnsof proper age, re-
eardless 81 81, solor or nationality. At
kis back he has shs weighty influence
ii lirs. ssswass. who We are sure would
make 1 bsster 'squissfor Indian River
iyundrsd than MI RObinsOr's s present
'sqsi.s, Derrick 3. Morris.