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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25
The RepnbIicnn Territorial Conreniion.

Hon. Clark Churchill, Chairman of the Republican Territorial Central Commit tee, has issued the following circular letter:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25

Mir. 4. ?. Empey, who has prospered in the past in Arizona, is now v.sitingin Ottawa, Canada. The CITIZEN is under obligations to hIm for a copy of the Ottawa semi-weekly Citizen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25
Nntir. nf Lnrf.itu-.

ITO TOB.NCCULLOUGH.ORTH THOSE CLAIMING
 Uuler him. ' su arc here ? notified thai ve have eEu-uda,i one hundred dol arS "a labor md Improvements upon rhe i-ah-i.4 Mlra. -Ituat.d i tle Aztec E4lull- district Ir orl-r frhold sa q preul--= under tEe Irovl-ICr- uf scrflou 2 % ErVl-ed \ arutes uf tha United states h@iry The fl 1unt required Co hold tl- same for The year eniiu- December 2I-t I--l. And f within ninety days after -n1s notire by uub-i--fso- nom taI. or refu-e 'o contribute your p-ur-srtIou of -icl eHpendlfGre a- a 1o-nUner pour interest i. th- sand claim wil become the pruperrF of tl5 rutsrrih-rs. under sad section 32f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25

The following is a list of the mem- bers of the Territorial Central Com mittee:
 Prescott-Clark Churchill, Chairman: c. c. Bean; Henry A Bigelov, Secretary. Mineral Park-A. E. Davis; H White. St. Johns-ROsalio Colomo. >t. Joseph-James Tinson. Phenix-W. X. Hancock, M. H. Calder wood.
 Florence-C. V. k. Paulison. McDowell-J. Y. T. Smith. Piual City-H H. Davis.
 EhrenberE-A Frank.
 Guma-C. F. Brinley.
 Tucson-J. H. Toole, Sam Hughes, E. Ochoa, E. B. Pomroy, Treasurer. Fort Grant-H. C. Hooker. Tom mhstone-C. A. Light Gro BlancO-J. M Kirkpatrick.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25

Kentucky makes an average of 24,- oo0,0O0 gallons O. whiskey year
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25

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OFFICE OF THE
REP. TER. CENTRAL CoM. OF ARIz.,
 PRESCOTT, June II, lsS2.

REP. TER CENTRAL COM. OF ARIz,
 PRESCOTT, June IL, 1882.
 DEAR SIR:-The vote of this commit tee upon the time and place of holding Territorial Convention, stands as follows: \ large majority are in favor of holding the convention at Phenix; but the day of holding the same re- mans undecided by the vote. Of all the votes cast no more than three (3) fix tLe same day. A majority, how, yer, fix some day in August. Under the circum- stances as chairman of this committee, have decided that the day shall be the 2lst day of August next at 10 o'clock A. N1., unless a majority of the committee shall before July 1st next signify their thereto.
 Very Respectfully Yours,
 CLARE CHURCHILL,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25
The MacIScy Case.

The public mind has been confused by
q great uproar over an allegation of altera-
ton Of the testimony in the Mackey case.
This charge has been thoroughly inves-
tigated and pronounced absolutely false
by the Republican members of the COM
mittee. Mr.. Dibble was given q full hear
ing, and day longer than he asked. He
was met and overthrown. After the hear
ing, and the decision exonerating Mr..
Mackey from the charge made, Mr.. Dib-
Bile came with another affidavit, and de-
manded to go all over with itagain. This
affidavit was merely a repetition of what
had gone before, and the name attached
to it was that of a man who could neither
read nor write For three months the
Democrats had dragged the case along,
making one pretext after another for de-
lay. There is no merit in the present de-
mand for further inquiry. If every alle-
CATION of Mr.. Dibbles er poris allidavits
were admitted as true, which they are not,
it would not affect the case an iota
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25
Pennsylvania All Right.

The ofiice-seekers' convention at Phila-
delphia was a laughable failure. Nobody
wanted its nominations, except Merrick,
that ferocious postmaster of Wellsboro'.
wanted three differentones. Hecom-
menced at the head and failed until the
last. He finally gotta tail-hold as ascandidate
for Secretary of Internal Affairs. Nc
Veagh, Agnew, Shiras-all deserted. Sem
ator Mitchell found himself the manager
Of strolling company with play that
would not draw. He will slowly realize
the fact that a failure to get offices
for his friends is not an exciting
cause Of public indignation. Poor Wolfe
could not get through his motion to call
the boilers the "Garfield Republican
party" So he subsided, the lights were
turned out, and all went to their homes
sadder if not wiser men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Army Pensions Dcflelcncy-The Monitor
Relief BiII-Other Matters.


The Chair submitted communication from the
mayor of New York transmitting resolution
of the board of aldermen in favor of the House
bill authorizing the sale of the New York post
Office site. Referred.
Mr. Logan reported favorably from the Military
Committee and asked immediate consideration of
the House joint resolution appropriating $4,000
600 to supply deficiency IN the appropriations for
Army pensions for the current fiscal year. He
explained that the deficit had arisen in conse-
auence of the increased clerical force having
facilitated the work of the Department beyond
the amount estimated for in the original $50 O00
600 estimate for the year. The joint resolution
passed.
Mr.. Miller, of California, reported adversely
from the Naval Committee the Senate bill to regu-
late prize money aud pensions in tho Navy. In
Mr.. sewell reported from the Military Commit
tee substitute Tor the bill to grant to the Missis
sippi Albuquerque and Intcrocean Railway Com
pany the right OF way through the Indian Terri
Mr.. Slater reported from the Committee on In.
dian Affairs an original bill appropriauug s., 400
for the relief of Mrs. Louisa Boldly, or Lake
County, Oregon, widow OF a victim of the Modoc
Iudinl massacre. The committee, in their report,
cOncnr In regarding this as an exception 10 the
usual class OF claims for Indian depredations, be-
cause the outbreak was the result oil an unsnccess
ful offensive movement by the United States
troops for the pArpose of combining the ModOcs 10
their reservation, and was without notice by the
United States authorities. The bill went TO the
calendar.
Under the order for the calendar, the Senate
took up the Senate bill for the relief Of the officers
| and crow of the United States steamer Monitor
who participated in the action with the rebel
| iron clad Merrimac, In March, 1862. Tho amount
| of appropriation is stated ut the actual value o
| the Merfimac atthe date oftheaction, not exceed.
| ing S2O0, 900.
afer long discussion the bill passed-yess
| 81; nays, %.
| Mcssrs Window and Hoar, upon requests madC
| by them, were relieved from service on the Com.
| mittees on Patents and Rules respectively, ant
| the chair was authorized TO fill the vacancies thu!
| created, as also those occasioned by the resgna.
| tion OF ex Senator Teller.
| Tho District OF Columbia water supply bill wai
| then taken up, discussed, and passed by viva
| yoce vote and the Japanese indemnify fund bill
| was taken up and placed on the orders as unfn
| ished business.
! Committee appointments 10 I'll vacancies wer,
| announced by the Chair as follows: On Judiciary
Mr.. Hoari on Pensions, Claims, and Epidemic
Diseases, Mr.. Chilcott; on Patents, Mr.. LaphAm
ON Railroads Mr.. Windomi on Rules, Mr.. Har
Iison.
The Senate lat o'clock went Into Executiy,
session, and later adjourned until Thursday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

The Louisville Courier. Journal thus speaks Of
three famous. .Tennesseeans, who are dead; "TheIs Q
was n time when Parson' Brownlow, Andy
johnson, and Horace Maynard were the three
great men Of Tennessee, and, though differing in
every other characteristic, they Were much alike in
swuying the people by their blunt honesty. The
three were perfectly fearless In that they clung to
nnnulnr rrnlrd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

IT was narrowing to the better feelings
Of ones nature to hear that excellent
man, Abram Hewitt, so touchingly de-
precate the partisan conduct of the Re-
publicans yesterday. Ever since he
backed up the Morey letter forgery he
has been dead set against anything that
looked like a party advantage. There is
a divinity that shapes the end of the
Democratic party, rough hew it as they
NAV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with its full
amount of interesting reading NATTER
will be issued to-day. Copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing may be had at the
business Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

THE REPUBLICAN will be issued rs usual
in double-sheet form OH Saturday, and
will be up to its regular high standard in
respect TO local and political gossip per-
sonal intelligence, fashion and stage
notes, and book reviews.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

THE Republican members of the House
Committee on Elections are honorable
gentlemen and good lawyers. They have
almost denied justice to Mackey, the
South Carolina contestant, in the effort to
demonstrate their fairness to the side of
their political opponents. The felonious
alterations of some returns and the Grim
inal rejection of others are clearly and
unmistakably proven. By restoring the
original figures made by Democratic cleo
ton managers, Mackey has S76 majority.
This makes no account of the cheating
by local managers throughout the State.
If they were considered Mackey's ma
jority would be 5000. If the Republican
party does not stamp out such outrages,
and force vote after fair debate on each
of the contested election cases, it will de-
serve the fate which would await such
pusillanimity. A refusal or failure by
the Republican House to compel de-
cision upon the right of the people to be
represented by the men they have
elected would end the career of the party,
as it ought to do.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

THE check-stamp tax is a nuisance and
should be abolished. 1t is tax upon
the individual who draws n check, and
does not come out of the rich banking
institutions and corporations, as some
persons pretend. 1t is inconvenient, at
times embarrassing, and very often ig-
nored, which is unjust to those who do
pay it. Let this petty annoyance be done
away at once. The revenues of the coun-
try are large enough without continuing
this repulsive and annoying system OF
personal tax.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

THE later attitude of Mr., Stephens
causes a grave apprehension in Republi-
can circles that Georgia may 60 Demo-
cratic. 1t is some comfort to be able to
believe that he could have been easily
elected as the Independent candidate.
The fact that the Bourbons take him be-
rause they are obliged to is also pleas
ant reflection.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25
wAsnlNGroN. u. e., NAY 25. lss2.
Population Of the National Capital. 100000.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

THE Republican party can ask no better
issue before the country than that af-
forded by the Bourbon enemy in the
House by their filibustering tactics to
prevent vote ON contested election
cases. If the country cannotbe aroused
to indignation at the avowed determina-
tion of the Democrats to allow no vote
on the right of members to their seats,
then representative government is at an
end, and governors of States may seat in
Congress whoever they choose to grant
certificates to.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-AN EARRING, ON FOURTEENTH
IL street, between street and New York Avenue
Church. last Sunday night, Tho indor viii be re-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

The Wig and It's boss may so over to Arthur's
Kitchen Cabinet If they choose, but what right has
It or Malone to declare thatthey are going to take
you over, body and soul, to Il radical Republican
administration ?-Pdr5on Mdsscy's speech.
The dear old soul was awfully fond oi
negro company when he was elected au-
ditor with their votes, but now that he
has lost his grip he is foundering about
in the mire, shouting about Radicals. u
lie is the laughing stock of the State OF
Virginia. The Bourbons use him for the
Jumbo of their circus, and he thinks he
is the manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

When have baby at breast nothing is so use
tul for quieungmy own and baby's nerves as Park
er's Ginger Tonic, II prevents bowel complaints,
and is better than any sumulant to give strength
aud appoute.--A AetgdTk Mother.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

The much-injured Mr.. Dibblc has only
had five months to get his testimony in.
He ought to have until March l., 1883.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

THE innocent Republican who wonders
how such sound Republicans and honor
able gentlemen as Messrs. Wait, Ritchie,
and Miller, of the House of Representa-
tives, can be so wicked rs to stand by
forgery in the Mackey case, as they are
charged with doing by the Democratic
papers, will find the mystery solved if
they will just recall the ease with which
those papers always lie when necessary
to bolster up their bad cause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25


The facts that the Bourbons Of the
House of Representatives must meet in
the Mackey. .Dibble contested election
case are as follows: At the single
polling place of Haut Gap Mackey
had 1857 votes and O'Connor 46.
This was according TO he count of The
Democratic managers of the precinct. The
county canvassers of Charleston County
jeioaiously changed these figures, and falsely
returned the vote as having been only
10 for Mackey and 1862 for OConn0r.
What pretense is there that this is
altered testimony? A Republican can
didate for Congress receiving 1887 votes
according to the count of Democratic
election officers, and being cheated out of
Rll but l9of them by another Democratic
crew 48 votes for the Democratic can
didate, rs counted by his own friends,
coolly increased to.l ,052 by the county
canvassers, because it was necessary in
order TO count him inl Not only was
this done, but the votes of eleven
polling places were thrown out alto
gether, contrary 10 law, because, ac-
cording to the count Of Democratic cleo
tion officers, they gave the Republican
candidate 5,022 votes against s95 for his
Democratic opponent. This action has
been pronounced unlawful by the Demo,
cratic supreme court of South Carolina
There is no charge that this is altered
testimony.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25

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t80OO; terms to suit.
Very ino Farm, about mlles from city, under good
Also other Farms and Lands.
Six beautiful Lots on NJ ST. west OF Connecticut
ave, q feet each, at o. cents
- Three Building Lots, near 10Th and sta n W. ~
Also 10 beautiful Building Lots IN Georgetown
overlooking Washington city, on ST.
- Very desirable Buiidlng Lots, comprising nwhol,
''o"'' WANTED wy
Houses. Lots, and Farms 60 sell >,,,,,,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-25
MISUNDERSTANDING.

wv ANTED-A GENrLENIAN, COMPETENT +
w to manage agents and canVassers, can secure
the general agency, on commission, of the best scl
Ing subscription book ever published; book new ;
territory vacant In nearly every state; tho largest
commission ever offered. Call at O3 street, room .
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DHOTOGRAPIIER wANTED-OR WOULD
i take partners; good wages and steady work TO
the right mani single man preferred, Address
JOHN JACKSON, Owcgo Tioga County, N Y.
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"ANTED-A CARVER, AND ABLETo BRofL
w steak, cook eggs, and attend TO dishlng up nt
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