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j. A. CUNNINGHAM,

"a ACkAhENTo BOILER AND IRON woREs
- I street, Between Front and Second sacr.
mente. Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iior
WORK, etc. Also, all kinds of T., airing Chang M
EoTeaote Boilers from Wood to Etrsw Burners /
otecls W au6-4pN
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> ar z ~ x I n z III 4 n =
Remedy and Nerve
TONIC is the legitl-
mate result of over
twenty years of prac.
teal experience, and
CURES WITH UN.
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physica
Debility, Seminal Weak.
ness. Spermatorrhea,
prosta rrh DC a,
E-..r,.-,
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HFFIcE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ corner of Second and streets. May be found
at his Office at ali hour, except when professionally
engaged. nuss.1,,
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pr. a.oors,s VITAL. a.s.or.t,,.

HAS BEEN ENDORSED BY THE ACADEMY
q 4 OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested over half q
century as Specific foT Nervous and Physical Do.
clhty, Loss OF Manly Yigor, etc Contains no Phos.
p1orus, Cant iaridos, or any other poison. Pro.
ducss no re: :tion and Is permanent in effect OF
Levassc-. Pa is, and j. A. BAUER, Druggist, Sole
Agent ior the Pacific coast I0l Post street, SAN
FRANCISCO. Boxcs Of 100 Pills, SO; 400, SO.
Sent by mail. lnclose stamp ior descriptive cir.
culsrs, with testimonials and symptoms. Genuine
Gas private proprietary stamps with monogram c
). b. l4tf&swlawSulS
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age, Strict secrecy in regard to
all business transactions.
DIR. MENTIEs kidney REMEDY, NE
PERETECUM. cures all kinds OF Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh9s, elect, Leucorrhras
For sale by all Druggists; 81 a bottle six bottle
for S5.
DIR. MINTEE's DANBELfOS PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYsPEPSsA and RlLIogs
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists
KIRK, GEARY CO., Sacramento. Wholesale
.,sents ule4p1y&o9sw1yWS >
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SHOE PROPERLY.

NOTICE To HUNTERs.--I HAVE THIS DAY
IN rented from Frank Miller, lessee Of william
Gwynn, the use OF the in the Lisbon District
Tor the purpose OF shooting game thereon from this
oate 70 March Is, 1883. said waters being within
the limits Of land owned by said Gwynn, all hunters
respanirg upoE said premises will be promptly
prosecuted. MANUAL DE oOeTl
Sacramento, October IL, 1881 ol1-sts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMMENSE SUCCESS!

ag Our House crowded night. Every.
thing BOTTOM people Is
that Il. l.. IsEsVVIs So GO. ARE SELLING
GOODS LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC
Read PRICE LIST below, and decide yourself:
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We. EEExEY GuAGg SO, 81, D

NCuIsT, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FoP
" Disease Of the Thost. Office, E2ss J street,
corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sscranentc
Cal. Hours-e;s0 70 y A. NJ; 70 : P suriq7.-
800 70 IL A. n: to 4FK sl.ti
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"a EEE "GiREAND" all he
offered by for the BEST COOKING
RANGES ASS STOVES, amounting in ell THIRTEEN
PREMfUas.
~ fF SEND For OUR PRICE LIST CRoCKERY GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE, STOVES, TINWARE ETC
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+. f. TEBREI
pas. BREWER q saUrzxxo.r.

nENTIsT, NO. 527i STREET,
between Fifth and Sixth. au2O 4p3msQUIIYYY
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N. MADDEN

4 SoSTRACToR AND BUILDER-SHoP. No Gil
" Oak avenue, between and K, Sixth and Sew
enth streets, Sacramento, Cal. Estimates fur
fitted up. ano a.
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REGULAR
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.

ELECTION. NOVEMBER 7 1882.
FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
GROVE L. JOHNSON,
JOSEPH E0ETIEs.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
Y. n. Ryan,
&. w. HANCOCK,
X. :. L0CKETT.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
c. N. COGLAN.
FOR SHERIFF.
PHILIP EEszSG.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
J. t. GRIFgiITs.I
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
A. 5. GgEgNLAW.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
5, S. HOLL.
FOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
w. e. GERRER.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
c. e. EssaOp.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
II. 8. BE9L.S.
FOR CORONER.
J. +. CLARK.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
}. c. PERSON.
FOR SUPERVISORS.
First District-B. SHERMAN.
Second Distrtct-J. WIsEMAN.
Third Districts. BLAIR.
Fourth Districts. GgTTEEEB.
Fifth District-G. G. McsiULLEN.
Sixth Histrict-E. ID. CHRlsTy.
Seventh DfstrIc;-P. IL. REskLEY.
FOR POLICE JUDGE
W. S. Sanford.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
}. C. Tubes.
T. w, GiLnER.
FOR CONSTABLES.
FRANK SWIFT.
3. +. HARVEY. sl1.td
"lf I cannot get a reduction TO three cents a
mile, I'll accept four."-tStoneman's reply to Rail-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
OWL NOTES.

The motion to admit to bail F. Il. Shcrwin,
who was arrested few days ago a issued in
AIbln, County was argued yesterday before Justice
y.
a second trial was had yesterday in the Su-
preme Court before Judge Smith in the of William
j. Blake, boy. against John Doan TO damages
for the Of his leg. The boy abou two
wears ago by q coal cart belonging to DOlan The jury
yesterday failed to agree the on the former
trial.
William f. Marsh recovered Yesterday. in the
Supreme Court before Judge Smith. verdict for 81 900
against Charles r. and George H. Chickering, dam
ages for injuries sustained by him Marsh employed
by the defendants in 1876 among other things, to light
the gas in Chckcrng Hal and the lamps in front Of the
hall He told his employers that the ladder which he
used not safe. one night in December the ladder
pped aud he fcl to the sidewalk breaking his leg on
the tIial the Judge us ssed the complaint the
ground tina Marsh had contributed to the accident by his
own negligence. The General Term granted new trial
winch was had yesterday.
James Tilby, a butcher in Washington
Market, died not long ago, leaving will in which he b.
queahed his entire to his wife. The estate sup
posed to be worth about 100000 The children Of the
testator by former wife fled objections to the probate
Of the will The referred to Edward f. Under
hill In ldion to the usual objection of undue in1u
ence, the contestants assert that Mrs. Tby is not in
fact Mr.. 1by's widow, she had husband living at
the time of uni,n with him. Mrs Iby that she
induced 1874 by young man called Hayes 10 ~
to New-lcrsry aud there ,ry him The ceremony
Rev Or Johnson she never lived with Hayes, aud the
W4s "A
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
TIE WORK OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The Senate sub
committee Military Affairs in charge Of the bill which
provides for reorganlzng the Signal and making
II department" dixie the ordnance Department. Of
the Army. heard General sherman this morning. He
pressed his approval of the main features of the bill and
the subcommittee substantially agreed to recommend
its passage.
The House Committee on Agriculture to-day adopted
the report of the subcommittee upon the proposition
make the Agricultural Department executive depart
ment, and instructed Representative Anderson report
fayOraby the House the next call Of the committee
the bill which he is now preparing to carry this propCst
ton into effect.
The House Committee on Commerce gave hearings this
morning delegates from Texas and from Oregon the
requirements Of the navg be Of those States and
to urge suitable appropriations In the River and HarbJr
BIZ
The Select Committee Of the House Reform I'm the
Civil Service will shortly report the House Represent
atye OTtbS bill to relieve the House from the cOnsiters
o private claims by delegatng them to the Court OF
Claims for primary consideration only such
favoraby passed upon by that court TO be referred to
Congress for iiua ac ion
Senator Allison, chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Of the Pennsy lyauia Railroad Company In which ho
"Our company had not az the time,nor haze they now.
any intention 10 MAKE claim for compensation for
cOureses extended TO the Late President and bis family
or to the Government We icl n % be not only duiy,
but pleasure to do what could to Increase the
fort and aid in restoring the health Of President Car
He'd"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MEETING OF THE ADVISORY COMMISSION.
MR. THURMAN MADE PREsIDENT-DATEs ARRANGED
FOR HEARINGS.

MEETING OF THE ADVISORY COMMISSION
MR. THURMAN MADE PREsIDENT-DATEs ARRANGED
FOR HEARINGS.
The Advisory Commission, appointed by an agree
ment between the officers of the trunk line rail-
roads. met at Commissioner Finlis office, No. 346
Broadway, yesterday. The three members OF the
commission-Thomas VI. Cooley of Michig IN, Allen
G. Thurman of Ohio, and Elihu b. Washburne Of
Illinois-were present. Mr.. Thurman was elected
president and then the commission entered into
general discussion, Mr.. Fink being present, as to
the work before them. The meeting was private
and lasted for over three hours 1t decided that
the following days should be fixed for the hearing
Of commercial bodies which desire to submit their
views upon the adjustment OF es to the scaboard
cities: March 6, and the succeeding days of that
week will be devoted TO "a hearing in New-1ork OF
persons living here: March 13, and the succeeding
days of that week. TO a hearing at Philadelphia; !;
and the week b. ginning March 20 TO hearing at
Baltimore. Should lurthcr time BE- required at any
of these places, TO complete The taking OF testimony
and the hearing of ARGUMENTS, II Will be granted
Ii also agreed to request the cOmlniSs ners oil
the tTunk lines to arrange for places ana dates Tor
further hearings in any request to that effect
is made before March 20 by gTsOns who desire 10
he heard either in the East or West.
The commissioners viii meet again to-day 10 con-
suit privately III regard to the course to he pursued
There will be no discussion on the merits OF lhe
question of dillcTcnta rates until after the tcsu-
mony has all been taken.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
AN INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The bill introduced
by Representative Carlisle Of Kentucky 10 amend tho
laws relating to Internal Revenue framed In accord
ance with the wishes Of the disles and after consna-
ton with the internal Revenue officials II reduces the
tax on all distilled spirits produced after August 1892
to 80 cents each proof gallon or wine gallon when
below proof to be paid by the dster owner or person
having possession thereof before removal from the ds-
tlleIy bonded warehouse IL provides that the
tax on all distilled spirits hereafter entered
for deposit In disery warehouses special bonded
warehouses, remaining in such warehouses at the
time Of the passage Of the act shall be due and payable
before and at the time the Withdrawn there
from except in cases Of withdrawal without the pay
ment Of tax as authorized by law. The bill prescrbes
regulations for conducting the business Of disting and
the amount OF the penal bonds ~ be given conditioned
upon the payment of the taxes upon spirits stored in
warehouse-where the quantity does not exceed 80
100000, but in exceeding 100000 1t author
zes the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue to establish
special bonded warehouses; and prescrbes regulations
for their management 1t provides that whenever
the owner of distilled spirits sLall desire to
withdraw them from distery warehouse. or from
special bonded warehOuse,he shall be allowed TO have rho
casks pack regauged and taxes shall be collected
only on the quantity OF spirits contained IN the casks
packages at be the time OF their withdrawal. Tho
b further provides that the fDrtg brandy aud
on other Spirits mannfactur or distilled from grain
other materials and imported tuO this country shall bo
Fl 80 per proof gallon cOrdials hqueurs arTaok,
abstbe Hrschwas5er, rataa anu other similar spirt1-
ous beverages or bltters containing sprs, imported
nO this country 81 30 per proof gallon This latter
vision il not to take effect, however, until the President
shall receive satisfactory evidence tua Americ dis
greater duty than distilled spirits imported into that
country from the mos favored nation.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
THE LEGALITY or THE 4DRL1Y BONDS.

At meeting yesterday of Alderman Stearns,
Of Adrian Mich and persons interested in the Adrian
water bonds it decided that the city should be al
lowed the privilege OF Withdrawing the bonds and that
the purchasers should back the they paid
for them which In the hands Of the Union Trust Com
pany. In accordance with this agreement
Mr.. stearns sent dispatch to Adrian, an
nouncing the offer, and requesting a meeting
OF the City Council to be called to grant the necessary
authority He returned to Adrian last night.
From the buyers Of the bonds ID. A. EastOn and Post
Martin Co.. it learned yesterday that there
opinion that the city had gone far in the matter that
i was nice question whether IL not really resp0n
sbe for the the hands OF innocent persons The
signatures OF the Mayor and the Recorder had been pro
nounced genuine and the seal the official OF the
city The only flaw in the bond that had been
discovered by Alderman Stcarns the state
ment that the Issue hal been authorized
by resolution Of the City Council on December l. Mr.
stearns declared that he present AZ that meeting
and sch action taken. lie id that other meet
been held since at which he present,
and that II possible such resOln ion mad been
passed quietly at one of these meetings. The signatures
Judge Howell and Mr. Underwood, of Adrian TO GER
ticltc guaranteeing the legality of the bonds, have
been found 10 be f0rg rios A lett ON Judge How II
received yesterday stated that he had signed no paper of
the kind.
The draft for $4,000 which was drawn by Mayor
Nayiu 10 the ord H. j. Jewell is in the hands Of ne
Union Trust COmpanv II l. considered he only tangible
far was known in W-NOrk yesterday news OF
Mayor Navn since he left Adrian, has been received.
DETROIT Mich, Feb. 13-There is from
NaNin the fugt tive Mayor of Adrian Ralph J. Jewell,
prominent citizen and merchant, has been arrested for
completely in the LEGGED attempted fraud and is IN
jail The sheriff is In possession of his lie denies
ac ins save on lr cudy request 9nd as tho dupo Of
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

o. the public or othor lands for farming soct r.,,n
u9ei mahuIactnI1ng, mining, other industrial nse.
Ana all powers and duties vested in the @ .
known as the Geological Survey together with si clerg
employees and agents and al Instruments records hooL
papers, etc. are transferred 10 the Department n, -
culture ana the secretary may, through said hurcs,
insutute such investigations and collect such inform
tOn facts and statistics relative the mines and mip
OF the United States as may be deemed OF value ana
Importance. - '"" AZ"
Fouth-The Bureau Of Statistics the chief of ubio,
sha collect and report the agricultural statstcs Of the
united states, and IN addition, all important infortna
ton or statistics relating 10 industrial educational and
agricultural colleges to labor and wages In tbis and
other countres TO markets and prices modes and cnst
or transporting agricultural products and live stock 10
their ia market to the demand, supply and prices in
foreign markets, 10 the location, number and produca
OF manufacturing establishments Of whatever sort their
sources OF raw material, methods, markets
aud prices, and 10 such commercial and
olner conditions may affect the market
Nue OF farm products the interests OF the Industrial
classes OF the United States. The Secretary IA author
eu 10 establish such divisions this bureau and to
ahe such monthly or other reports he shall deem
nOst eHectye iOr tho prompt dissemination Of snch
trustworthy Information respecting aud domestic
ana IOregn markets as will he OF service farmers
ana Other lndustrialists Of the United states.
Inc secretary or Agriculture is receive the
salary as paid TO the Secretary OF each Of the execu
i've departments The salary Of Assist ant Secretary
or Agriculture Il TO be the that paid 10 the As
ssant secretary OF the Department OF the Interior and
tue salary OF chief Of bureau IL to be the sane aa
that paid to the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
COURT CALENDARS-FEBRUARY H.

SUPREME CoURr-CH,assss telt Nv Donohue. -Calen.
called 80 1873, 19l, 2OG 229. 2Jl
200. 26I 90, 27O, p l. 372 273 "a, 275 276 277.
SUrRRNE CDUkI-SPKCLAL rRRN-Nan Worst, J.---Case
No 3lS TrntITgc and otefs agt Bustou and others
No day calendar.
sUrGFNE CorRr CmcUrI-PAUr T.-Held by Smith. j
1857 1896 1898. 1921 l74i 672 1852. 300 1913. PHI
1854 1888, 1906 lAS, l40l IiJl s29+ Ol6, 100. IJd
lbO2 1908, 7Sl @, 1871
PART Il-Hcd by Larremoro, Nos 1857, 235l, 1900
1889 1l2l 1856 2l9l, l25s 1863 100. sl1, llO6 l79
65n, 3Sl H. 1881 1870
PAN IfI.-ield by Lawrence I.-Nos. 7ss 1893, ll3l
g2 tiOl 2tyi gOJT, 2Igl 1884, l3i5, lAt, l{t1 9la
g95 I31O 1901 IA 22s3 1884. 1853 1874 ij4S. 4S5j o5j
l3t9 1857, lGi3
sufEmoR COuRr-SPECAL TRRa-Held by ArnouN j.
Observation-Disclosures TEGA- PAGr f.-ifeld Sci gwick
g. J.-NOl ~, 6uS 10 900 80 As0 JIo OJJ ap3. olU
3. btt tJI lI9, lO3.
PARr II-Ilel By Freedman J.--Nos GG2. 6sl 52l 5l0
597, 6I2 Go5 ga 5Oi 7yf 5i- COL 5uC 623 500, $751;
riGr nI.-Held by Russell, J.Nos 9o2. oS2. 333, 7Cs
9g2 -J3, -9l.
CoNH0S pLs,s-srEcIAL rEGM-Held BY Van Brunt, c. J.
-NodAy calendar.
CoNNoS rLgA,-TRI,L TEeN-PARr He'd By Beach. J.
-Ca.o on 80. l,5lJ-pra'y agL BuNe-Nu day calendar
PAI iL-Hed by D4yi J-Not l$ii lGG,. ~. l7ht
r., 1862 liG1, li-O, lIJl e, lisl1Gl, 1899 $500
1901 1903 1894 lso5 lsuo l1'l $50 1855 1905 H. l2J5
1919. lOiA -
ram iII.-Hrld by Van H1asen, Nos 1918, 1888
2U04 i777 1883, 1892 1896 l2i 1850 1914, 1908 l7a4
J'a, lJlb, sol, I7Io, ll93
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
EDWARD ID. GALE.

Edward ID. Gale. for several years one Of
the best known members OF the Tammany OigauizatiOn
died Yesterday az his home In Jamaica, l.. Ho was
son of Moses d. Gale for several years Of the East
side CIVIL Justices. l.. ID. Gale was appointed CLERK in
s fathers court after coming OF age and while
there stud.d law and was admitted 10 practice. lie
was seyera years ago appointed Assistant 10 the At
tOrney for the Collection OF Unpaid Taxes. When the
Tummauy General Committee was rcOryanZrd in 1872
H. DGae was given by John Kelly control o. the dclcsa
ton from the With Assembly District, and ne con
trocd the party in that district until December, 1850
H. adr red t0 tle political fortunes OF Judge DOnahue
and Mayor Grace when Tho quarrel with ar. Kelly Oc-
cured and "a result d.sci 'ucd 0ut Oi GImIuauy
Halt In 1875 Mr. Gale was promoted uy 60 pO. alton
tOuus htney Ia b. The mead oi the bureau Wh,r nc
hid several years acted clerk ana this position
be har held ever since. Mr. Gale ma RED The daughter
% A. J.. Boylrt the electrician. lie hAvcT children
c was fond a-t hO and for several years owned
more WcAHOWn tfOtters. foI fh l-sl two ye.s
ho suffered nom u complication Ol ,l5c-scs.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
DECISION AFFECTING LANDS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The Sioux City and
Pacific Railroad Company completed lis roai in 1862
and claims sold in 1873 tho Lands granted to it
under acts OF July 1862, AMI July q 1864, to the Mis-
souri Valley Land Company. Under section 3, act of
July 1867 certain personS claim The right 10 prccmpt
tracts SAID granted laLds that sold within
three years from the Of completion Of the road aud
that had not been pat Ltcd To c company. 1he COu
ml,s of he General Land ONCE hds decd thdt II
4 COuHl WAttucr the lands sol
dsuosed within the ming ot sad section, thc
company COpced elther 90 sell or dispose II tncs'
lands vi hin three yeas iOn tAe CON teiibu Of he
road nI a. TO thOs: unsOd AT the expiration II that
o. nod 10 cOned 10 the Proceeds arising from sale
th,r,of by lie Government of the in.uuin price OF
Ind. 90 actual settlers under the preempnOn laSs-that
ms said lluds sold ~iln sdd sp,ci4cd pcnod
lie cAuls Ni be- alON cd 10 Cn.cr them under the
I,r,Xi ions oil said b c1On.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
UoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

I'm the House a bill supplementary 10 the
Census Deficiency bill was reported by Mr.. PRESCOTT
REP. n y, and it was passed 1t provides that not
outstanding the provisions Of Section 3477, Revised
Statutes, tue compensation authorized by the act to
which this supplementary may be made to assignees
i'm writing TO such perS IA rs Shall nave received
power-ofat omey to receive he same.
TIE senate amendments 10 House resolution for the
printing of cuogcs to the late Representative Fernando
Woot AMI Senators Burnside ana Carpenter were con-
Uudrr Tho call Of states the following we're among the
bills introduced and referred. by Nh ROSECkANS
Dcrn. al TO Incorporate the Maritime Canal Co. OF
Nicaragua: by Mr.. REED (Rcp, Maiue)--Authorzing
e Secretary Of the Treasury 10 pay lost coupons; by
AIr WEST Rep N-Y)-Reatiye to toR"vOlutionary battle
hclds-lit provides that when any monument ds-ocla-
ton may propose to erect monument 10 IN
from Treasury for every dollar which may raise Tor
that purposel; 10y Mr. YOUNG Rep. Ohio)-To create
a department OF maniAG nreS neenaues anu mines
by MIR BAINE (Rep., Pcnn)-Proposlng c0nstltu
nua anne Idmen prov ilng for the election by the peo
pie of postmasers revenue collectors and united states
Al the conclusion Of the call of States motion Of
Mr. FLOWER Rep, y. W a bill changing the name OF
York to that Of the Wall street National Bank" was
taken from the calendar and passed
Mr.. HATCH Dem. Mo-, from the Committee on Agri-
culture reported bill prevent the spread of Infectious
The morning hour dispensed with, and the con-
In reply 10 question, Mr.. PRESCOTT rep, n. ~
stated that he was directed by the Comlttee on census
to call the previous question when ak hours more had
In the conrse of the debate that followed Mr. RAN
DALI. Dem, PENN said that Immediately upon the
pending bill being reported he had proposed to address
the House in opposition to the plan proposed and that
too in the face of the fact that his own State was 10 an
an additional Representative He did not believe that
the people of Pennsylvania desired Representative on
this floor 10 whom they not entitled.
Mr.. CONVERSE Dem Ohiol spoke Orielly IN sGPpoII port
of the amendment offered by him and which Is stl
pending, and Mr. BELTIHOONER Dem. PENN argued
fnssuppOrt OF amendment which he intends to Oner
Mr.. MCCLURE rep, Ohio said that If the question
were submitted to the people there would be an over
whemmg verdict against the addition ot single MEM
ber 10 the House Representatives. IL was sufficient
for him know that under the old SYSTEM IN House OF
299 Alabama got eight Representatives,, ana mat IN
House OF 800 got only seven. Such mathematics
were contaminated with cOugental inirmlty. No vac
Gina ion would save them from smallpox. IL was crank
ism applied to mathematics; Gulteausm apphed 10
arithmetic such "a system Of mathematics In the prize
rinr of Cougrcssona apportlonment was afflicted with
hernia and amount Of trussng would bolster 1t up
without further action the House at 43O p. In ad
OuTned.