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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-05
PERSONAL MENTKOE.
News md Gossip In Reference to varfou,
gf--'l a People. 49, 81

News md Gossip In Reference to Various
People.
s. A. Baird, ESQ.,. Of Dallas, was In the city
on business yesterday. '.'9 1at. w.
Mr.. NJ. r. Becker, Chief Engineer OF tho
Fan Handle, is in the city. 60 u
President Sayre, OF the South PENNSYLVANIA
railroad Is expected in the city today.
Rev. W. 3. Thomson will start today for
q visit to his mother, in Richland county,
Ohio. -as :,
Mrs. T. W. Fleming. OF Fairmont, Ia the
guest OF her father, Thomas Sweeney, Esq,
on the Island. ~ ~ -
Mr.. Robert Woods, Of the Registers city
staff, Is improving rapidly and will soon he
able 10 be out. ,a=2512 fial ~
Miss Annie Daer has returning from Mil.
wankee and Zanesyile. where she has been
visiting friends. 5H -
John Klaeri, who was recovering rapidly
from n severe attack OF typhoid fever, Is now
suffering from relapse. (. sy.i 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. David W. Sloan leave to-day
Tor Cumberland, Md, after visit Of seyerai
days In Wheeling Mrs. Sloan will return 10
Wheeling in January. e.. 4 i.5l
Hon. W. A. Quarter Is expected to arrive
IN the city, 10 day. His friends say 10 is on
business OF q private nature and with no eye
to the Senatorial question. siaLi'I s:.5Il13 y
Mr.. Edward 0. Russell, Of The Interior De.
partment. Washington, il tbs guest 81 hin
brother, II. N. Russell, Esq, on tho Island
and will remain until after tho holidays
Mr.. Russell is popular. with Wheeling society
and Is warmly welcomed. 4, !, y'tf i,
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Only Think Of 1t.

4ho euAuay neBlhtesst 49,. 10 -s'#n."
The fashionable season has opened fully.
Throughout all Of the past week there was an
at home and dinners In hotels; weddings in
churches and weddings under tho family
roof; quiet, deMarc theatre parties that sat
!n thforfbestra seats, and glittering, hilari.
GUS theatre parties that Haunted their lace
and lorgencttes, their pink and their pretl,
ness, and their shiEt.iYbnts and mus,aehios
Nppn Admirlng hoNsas. The shops have been
crowded dressmakers, Milliners and hair
drcssers have been busy; the quietest streets
where the handsonsess residences are were
noisy with carriage wheels far into the night,
the scenes OF activity where the influence OF
fashionable life e1erts its sway there has
been that stir and exciting arlor that indi,
Gates the huspicious opening Of q wints;iy
season, "A NJ W - "a Y Z t"tftIl.'l
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RIVER NEWS
III the Sl,npc of Steamboat Squtbx nn,l
~. =. nm Bunk IlrieIA ~

. J % e. .
III the SI,npe OF steamboat squlbs md
..Ei .s: Bunk briefs. ~
Tho Amos was skirmishing around all day
yesterday doing odd jobs. Re. :,
The Durnal got away ut 1l:30 A, NJ. for
Parkersburg, The Courier Is this mornings
boat. -, y .''' o.
The Willie Austin arrived from above with
4 tow Of piles for The Pittsburgh, Wheeling 1
Kentucky extension. 5-j,5 Is 4, ~
The John I.onas will 60 to Ravens Rock
this week for a fiat that Is being built there
for Captain luglebright. q
The G. ". Anderson arrived about SA. NJ.
aud laid up for repairs. Her chimneys we're
taken down and will be shortened. l's--.g,' 81
The river. was stationary yesterday, the
marks indicating depth of feet & inches.
Ihe coast steamers arrived and departed
regularly. Outside Of thesu business was
dull, 4, rs a -
aunday morning the Pacific left Pittsburgh,
Tor louisville with tow OF twenty-five Gov.
eminent barges, recently built at the head OF
navigation for use in the lower river i'm.
proyements. Captain Matthew Altman had
charge OF the iieet and was confident be could
take 1t through safely, notwithstanding The
low water, - =. A.. y : - !
.TbeAndes arrived att very late hour last
night with n good trip anda cabin iull OF pas.
sengers. Captain Charlie Muhleman was in
con.uand and Mart Noll hcamed in the Office
as usual The reliable Andes IN splendid
low-wator stern wheeler aud will leave far
Cincinnati this afternoon ut BEN. SINNERS
Andes. - VS.. ~ 4 q. o Il :"
CISctsSArI., November Silver 8 feet 6
Arrived-Queen City, Evansville. H III
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Lieut.. Sylvis furnishes the following Bc.
ures showing the work done by tho police
during November. Number OF arrests Cant.
Bennett /, Lieut.. sylyis S, Dunlap !, Junkiny
10, Fugate (. Heiieviilc 0, Morris 7, Noite d.
Williams 0. Combs 1, I.iston 2, Kennedy g.
Bird 4, Radford 1, Councilman Haberiield i:
total 81. The fines assessed Amounted to sos:
fines paid SOL; fines unpaid $ll4; lookup fees
go 90; sergeants fees $3.50; commitments
30 cents clerks fees. $7o.I0.i Total turned
over to City Receiver $$o2S. tsstf v. ~
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Present stock Of pianos, steinwny, Knab
Chickering, Hallet h Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at, the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost: Call early and
secure great bargains .idtETstl.5e 'llT
". LucAs' Music STORE
1885, .. :. -. ll42 Main street .
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TnEladies Of the North Street NJ. +. Church
will give u Social and Supper at the Church
on Wednesday evening, December Gil" tba
proceeds 10 be- applied TO Tho pnyme,,t N
church Indebtedness. spiendi sap;n i iii ii
be- served ut o5 cents, and oysters md ;no
creatn will be sold cheap. The publio are e
cordially invited to attend. Ia variety ot
goods will be for sale at merchants pr;ccs M
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The new school house Is about finished.
The bridge contractor is up tho road finish
ing another bridge. He will finish the rail-
you'd bridge at this place in few months.
The wreck on the c., r. v. &W. railway
has been cleared up, and fortunately no lives
we're lost. The engiKes were completely
destroyed, G h. .,..,-1. I''7.'-r,f -
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Circuit Court.

Boil, parts Of the Circuit Court convened
at o o'clock yesterday morning.
In rart.I, Jacob, Judge, the case OF Mar.
sarct Williams, administrator, vs.. the CITY OF
Wheeling, was put on trial before the follow.
Ing special jury: Messrs. NJ. J.. OKane,
JOSEPH North. Dennis Epple, Sam'l ?. Nor.
ION. Henry Seibcrt, Y. Z. Molatt, |, II.
Adams Russell Bore. Chas. II. Iillnan, Alex,
McCulloch, rlatotl' Zane and VIM Exley.
The Mesyrs Caldwell appeared for the cty
and Capt. Doycner for the plaintiff The
case Is Il very familiar one. In 1872 Mrs
Wiflams fell into MI excavation, on Charles
streel, aud broke Il leg, besides receiving other
Injuries. She brought suit In the County
Court against the city 10 recover 5000
damages. The jury awarded her $780, The
CITY appealed to the Circuit Court and Il YER
dict was obtained by the plaintifof s., GGG. CO.
The city appealed to tho Supreme Court and
the case was sent bacl to the Circuit Court
there being someirregularly about the papers
Case still OF. EE 80
( * rule was Issued for George Crumbackel
and 81, ". Amick, special jurors. made 70.
l,.rnabls the first day Of next term.
In mart two, Boyd, Judge, the nineteen cases
brought against the Parkersburs Transport
alton Company and tho owners Of the john
Lomas BY tho administrators OF the persons
who lost their life in that fatal Fourth OF
.(uly disaster, were up Oh n motion to certify
the cases to The u. s. Circnit Court made by
H., TRANSFORMATION Company's attorneys. W.
- nubbortl, 3. B. Dovener, i. g. .Cracratl
and ~ G., Barr for the Company md tllf
owners al the Tomas, and H. w. Russell,
Louis Stliel acd Geo. Gilchrist for the plain
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Qhe l,ttelfqe,tter
oe.r.: Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth. Street
New Advertisements,

Found-silver Watch.
Madame Eugene Richardson.
Table CHARACTERISTIC Il Bro.
Frames for Cabinet Pictures.
For sale-G0od, Sound Horse. .U'
One Touch of Winter-B. +. Caldwell.
Wanted--Situation.
Wantei-To Borrow -, 900 or $1,000.
For Sale--Holisc and Lot.
Wanted -Coal Miners.
bryant Literary Society,
Eastern Dry Goods Store-Marshall x Co.
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A. L. RICE L. 60.

Tile rusl, for Beaver HITS continues ull.
abatel. Another largo lot III Satnrtlay
night. They are the very best quality,
which two weeks ngo sold Tor $9.25.
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WAslltwOros. d. c., December 6, Ia. NJ
For tho Lower Lake Region, clearing, slightly
colder weather, southwest 10 northwest winds,
stationary or slight rise In barometer.
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= MRS. ZlEaENFELDER is prepared 10
supply families with IL ilrst.class article
Of Ice Cream to-day. No. UG Twelfth
Street. h &- :. T6F
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One HUNDRED DoLLAEs reward for g better
remedy. Willams' Indian Pile Ointment.is
asure cure FIR Piles. 'lag Fl nav
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lIorsiord's Acid Phosphate nv a RerrIg,
ant DRINK In FeycrS. 81
Dr.. @. II. s. Davis, Meriden, Conn. says;
~ have used It as pleasant and cooling
drink n fsvers, and have been pluch pleased
WIN !! 3. s., 4 &l TFhs&Y 4
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+. Con- OIL or Petroleum may be very nice
for Illuminating or luhrlcsting purposes, but
surely it Is not the proper thing 70 cure a
cough WITH: DR.. Bulls Cough oyrhp IS
looked upon as the standard cough tetnedy,
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AN ounce OF preventive Is better than q
pound OF cure. Peruna prevents diseases and
cures Them. 1l4 IT7
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Rough on Rats clears out rats, n, Ice,
reaches, bed.bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip.
munks, gophcrs loo. rs 80.
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DoN'r worry any longer with Pain, Head.
a ache or Neuralgia, as Peruna never falls to
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DR.. r.. H: Werlich has disposed Of his inter.
est III the drug business TO Conrad Miller, ir..
who, with John Cree, will carry on the bust.
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Illtllcntt0I,h.

TsiE usual merchants lunch at tlle New
McLurc House Sample Rooms DULY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

!. !, I,l,IVi n ST. JAMES HOTEL. n, y
y Taylor, Baltimore Y a MartIu, baltimore
Ma Alldildge, Baltimore Elsemai, ely 5I,i.
RChambers, St. Clairs're JRco, Chiffon 4.-sf4,
1T &illespie, lsonccveTi J " Webb, TriadetphIa
N Shatler, baltimore 4 Cteel, Benwood i
Smith 4 ". wellsbny Dukehart, Baltlmor
So Alden, Cleveland Webb, Trlaie!ph!a
SD Humphrey, CalIz " Hague, r,l:.huryh
I Laeyer, rlilsbprEN j D Fmhe, New VosE ~
] Sharpe, Independence II F Francis, Newark :
PARENTS, gives. S. s. to your children
take It yourself-it eradieates every faint.
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NEW STOCK;
SEAL ): T: SKIN <.
S S::'A',CQ:. 4. .ES ).

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And offer them at fairly reniuner.
atiyc prices. In the selection Of
this stock we confined ourselves to
the best known manufactures and
the better grades, and feel that all
the goods We offer in this line are
worthy Of our recommendation,
both as to quality and shape. The
shape of our Sacques this season
differs somewhat from that OF for
mer years, and we consider the
change an improvement. We shall
DO glad to show our Seal Sacqu es
to all who may call, whether they
wish to buy or not. 1870, i
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Wool Hosiery, 4 fine selection and cbeap
o. \. BLUM T. MARKS -
].+ga' Cloak House, 1|0D Main street,
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|FORSALE-THAT VERY. COMFORT.
~ ABLE two story dwelling, numbered Is on
South Penn street. The house Is convenient, luz
nished with gus. water md Bath room, hnl,hs,
siiic ana excellent dry cellar and IN vety desin.
Citizens' railroad. The price Is very reasonable:
terms easy. Apply to
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estate Agent and Broker, No. ll63 Ms,le,
= street. "otts Block" corner Market aud Twelfth
streets. nni-
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Miscellaneous state md NeighboThood
~ 'ga ,.f.gt 4 News In brief. 80 ~ y.

The Granl Army boys are holding their
meetings in'the Labor Hall. 7I{ .f5
n The Sunday schools OF the town are making
Arrangements for their Christmas entertain.
,,apts
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Elder G. +. Mortimer, Of Bradford county,
Pa, now fills the pulpit at the Disciples
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The N. Z. church will within the NEXT
week DO ornamentei with stained glass win.
dows. Other improvements In the interior
of tho church are con lam luted 'z1, Is- n,
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enriches the blood and purifies the,
system; cures weakness. lack OF
energy, etc. Try bottle. IKE
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MEDICAL.

willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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TOR SA1.E-A VALUABLE PIECE
~ Of ground east side OF Chapllae s,rr .tI m
which stands an old frame .ennelntnl, nnnSs,ed
~ between Eleventh and Twelfth hreets-bti1t
bic locality. Terms easy. Apply 10 '''''-
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estate Agent and Broker, ll63 Market sire,
otts BLOCK" corner Market and Twelfth streets
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Alfred Glass, senior member Of The firm
OF Glass & Sou, proprietors Of the
Panhandle News, has retired from the firm.
The paper. will be continued by F. G. and
Vim! Glass, ut their new office In the Public
Building, adjoining the market house. They
arc worthy yoDDR 1DsD, md are deserving Of
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will, II
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J. NJ. Todd, who was appointed by Auditor
Miller to reassess Ohio county, in the city
district, presented petition, which was laid
on the table. In il he stated TINT the sum
allowed him by the State, $3.50 was only
ahout one.half what it should have been, as
he was engaged Tor ls0 dayp. He looked 10
the Board TO further reimburse him, Is The
Kanawha county board had done. @ q.
Il At one o'clock IN. the Board adjourned,
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ScoyIlle Deserts Gniteau.

Mr. Charles Reed, counsel for Guiteau,
Scoville, announcing his withdrawal
from the case. No reasons are assigned
for this action on his part, but it is gen
orally understood that ne hns contempla.
ted taking this step ever since the yer.
dict was rendered. The constant abuse
from Guiteau and the general misundcr-
standing between Scoville and Reed az
to the management Of Guiteau's affairs
has left him no other alternative. Mr..
Scovllle has also addressed letter to the
judges Of the court In banc notifying
them Of his withdrawal Mr. Reed will
60 into court and state that he is the
only legal representative of Guiteau,
and ask that day be set for the hearing
of the motion for new trial. He SAYS
he can be ready by the 10th of May, and
he will request that all the judges except
Cox be present on that day to hear his
argument. He will submit a printed
brief, besides making an oral argument.
Mr.. Reed Gays he cannot ask other coun.
sel to assist him because there is no mon
ey to pay them, and he docs not feel
called upon TO use his own funds for
chat purpose. He he's already devoted
more time to this case than he can really
afford, but as be has entered into IL, he
will go 10 the end of it. Mrs. Scoville
10 entirely satisfied to leave the entire
management of her brothers affairs in
Mr. Reeds hands. Guiteau has implicit
confidence in Mr.. Reed, and sanctions
everything he does in connection with
the case.
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= Returns from the municipal elec-
tions held on the 1st inst in the various
cities and tow os in North Carolina show
a victory for the regular Democratic
tickets. The Democrats carried Raleigh.
the independents receiving but very
small vote.
- An attempt was made on the 29th
ult., in the city Of New York, on the
lives of w. II. Vanderbilt and Cyrus w.
Field by sending them explosives through
the mails. Fortunately the dangerous
character Of the packages were discoy-
cred en- route to the postoffice station
whence they were to be delivered at the
residence of these gentlemen, and so q
probable loss of life was prevented.
= Mr.. @. W. Wiecking, who settled in
Walhalla. less than two years ago, has
planted Out over ten thousand grape
vines of all varieties. They are growing
finely. Some Of them will bear this
year. Mr.. w. is going into the manu-
facture of wine, and in o few years he
will be able to demonstrate to our people
that wine making is q profitable business
In this section. Other persons have
young vineyards started and are adding
to them every year.-Reoipee Courier.
- a proposition has been made to the
board of directors of the Penitentiary by
Mr.. Arthur to establish factory in
the carpenter shop of the Penitentiary
for the manufacture of buckets, barrels,
shoe lasts, &c. II is understood that the
proposition has been favorably enter
tanned by the board, and that Mr.. Arthur
has purchased the necessary machinery
for carrying on his operations, which
viii probably begin at an early day.
The materials for manufacturing goods
will be drawn from the forest Of the up
per counties, and the margin for profits
in such enterprise is large.
- On Sunday, the 10th, some horses
belonging to Mr.. Pridmore, who lives on
the top of Cesar's Head. we.e playing
ut point on the mountain near the in
dentation in tho rock. which forms the
mouth of the Head" when one of thom,
large gray horse, jumped too near the
edge Of the precipice, could not check
himself and fell with terrific crash
over its side to the Dismal" which is a
ravine about one thousand feet below.
During his terrible descent he struck
upon projecting boulder and rebounded
with much violence. He was of course
killed instantly and terribly mangled,
his brains being mashed out aud every
shoe torn from bis feet.-- GrcenrilIs Neus.
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a Seeding Baptist.
BOaroN Anri]

BosTcN, April 80.
VIM. Hayne Leavell, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of this city, severed
his connection with the Baptist denomi-
nation this morning because, rs he
claims, it does not allow sufficient liberty
of thought. In his farewell address lie
said: Unfortunately for the Baptist de-.
nomination there is no recognition of the
liberal evangelical wing in its ministry.
So soon rs one desires to breathe freer
theological atmosphere, no matter how
truly the evangelical tone of his think
ing, nor how strong his desire to remain
orthodox, he is suspected of having
transcended all legitimate limits, and his
usefulness as o minister Of the New Tes-
lament is thereby impaired. The only
liberty granted to such q man is the lib.
erty to go out. There are other denomi.
nations rs evangelical as ours, where the
limits are not 80 contracted, and to such
an one go. leave both the Baptist
ministry and Church of Jesus Christ."
Leavell is native of South Carolina, u
son.in-law of Senator George, of Missis-
sippi, and came hero from New York
City, where he was for some time pastor
of tue Baptist Church, and his liberal
tendencies created much interest in reli-
gious circles.
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Lawlessness Oh the Frontier.

President Arthur sent n message to
Congress on Thursday calling attention
to the alarming state of disorder which
prevails in some portions of Arizona.
The local authorities confess themselves
unable to suppress the bands of despera.
does who have been committing all man
ner of crimes with impunity. To meet
the exigencies Of the case, the Governor
OF Arizona asks that Congress make pro.
vision for the enlistment and mainte.
nance of q volunteer military force to aid
the civil authorities. The President.
however, is of the opinion that on the
score of economy and efficiency il would
be more advisable to permit part of the
army to act as posse comitGtus to assist
in executing the processes Of the courts.
He again calls the attention of Congress
to the expediency of so amending Sec
tion 10 of the Act Of Juno 18, 1878,
Chapter 26S, as to allow the military
forces to be employed as posse comitatas
TO assist the civil authorities within a
Territory to execute the laws therein.
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Z
leThe Republican party has demon.
strated once moro its hatred of the white
people of South Carolina by the reckless
manner and virulent spirit With which
the election cases hsye been prosecuted.
They say boldly that they intend to run
q State and Congressional ticket this
Summer, and make fight all along the
.line for the offices to DO filled 10 the com.
ing election. In these cases now being
tried IN Charleston they have repeatedly
made men stand aside from the iuries for
no higher offence than being a gentleman
and having q white skin, in order that
they might ill the juries with negroes
and Republican partisans. A party
which will exclude the 5est men of the
country from juries will not hesitate to
commit any crime for. the purpose of &C.
complishing It's purposes. And yet we
find some men protesting to beireformers
who want to split tho Democratic psrty,
knowing that every vote they take of
sS1-.nn the Democracy will help the Re-
r, licans ioagain fasten their infamous
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Mr.. Dallas Saunders, the Philadelphia
lawyer sent to South Carolina to prose.
cite the election cases in the United
States Court as assistant counsel for the
government, loses no opportunity of as.
s,rting that he is Democrat of the Til.
den Randall order, and Judge Melton has
repeatedly stated that he was employed
because he was Democrat in order to
give non-partisan character to the pros.
ecutions. 80 that 1t could not be charged
that he was actuated in his course by
partisan purposes. If these statements
be true, then the Republican party and
M:. Saunders are guilty of corrupt po.
: liticai bargain. The case stands thus {:
Mr.. Saunders Is Democrat, but for the
sake of good fee is willing to sell the
influence of his Democracy 10 the Re.
publicans, and the Republicans, recog.
nizing the advantages Of the trade, are
willing to buy the benefits to be derived
from the services of Democrat. They
admit he was not employed because he
I was good lawyer, but that the reason
for employing him wac that he is Dem.
ocrat, and that he, knowing the purposes
IN view, accepted the offer. This may
/ be according to Philadelphia ethics, but
among nisH of o high sense Of honor 1t
Is very certain to secure unbounded con.
tempt for Mr.. Saunders and for the Re.
publican methods in these trials.