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OPPOSED TO "rHIs Particularly 1SURE."

OPPOSED O"THIS PARTIC UL1R MEASURE"
cit is common trick of INSCRIPTIONS
politicians" says The World newspaper COM
mentlng upon the charge of upholding polyg-
any to which the Democrats in Congress have
exposed themselves " to accuse their opponents
"of opposing some popular end, because they
"oppose the particular measure by which the
INSCRIPTIONS politicians seek to attain that
"end" The statement is undoubtedly true, and
the trick is nowhere so common rs among
the INSCRIPTIONS politicians of the Democratic
party. But there is another trick much more com
mon among the unScrupulOus Democratic pOliti-
clans, and that is while pretending to favor some
popular end to which they are secretly hostile,
to raise special objections to the particular
measure by which that end is to he attained.
The case in hand is an illustration Of the lat
ter and not of the former trick. We do not
charge the Democrats in Congress with favor
ing polygamy simply because they opposed
" this particular measure" the EdmundS bill.
But since they have never done, or proposed
to do, anything themselves for the abolition of
polygamy when they had the power, and have
invariably set themselves in opposition to
whatever measures have been undertaken by
the Republicans for that purpose, We feel JUS
titled in nfcning that under their opposition
to {" this particular measure " they conceal
positive hostility 10 any measure that attacks
the existence Of pOlygamy in the Terri
tories or endangcrs the seat of Mr.. Can
non, the Democratic delegate from Utah.
Opposition to this particular measure
has been the fav0rite method of obstructing
the popular will for these many years. They
,ft bn VII IF 81
into the Territories, but there WAS always
something Objectionable in "this particular
measure" to prevent it. 1t was this par
ticuar measure" that they objected to when
Kansas came III as a free State
They wanted the Union preserved, but " this
particular measure" always excited their OPP
position, whether it was relieving the garrison
of Fort Sumter, calling for $4,000 volunteers,
"invading sovereign State" "cOercing a
free people," ordering q blockade, declaring
fugitive slaves contraband of war, enlisting
negroes, enforcing draft, proclaiming email
cipatiOn, or any other Of the of things that
were found necessary in prosecuting the war
They were always protesting their devo-
ton to the cause, but always Directing to "this
particular measure " of the Government in up
holding and defending it. They wanted to see
the armies of the Union recruited, but opposed
this particular measure" for eftectng 1t.
They did not oppose the raising of money to
carry on the war, only tho particular meas
ures " of the Treasury Department for doing
it. 1t was so all through the war they were
always protesting that they were in favor of
its vigorous prosecution, but the particular
measures were always Objectionable. 1t was
the same with every measure for maintaining
the National credit. They were in favor
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earnestly hope the charges are not true. There ia
proYerbai case Of scientific stock fee ling on record
ana The only one we know Of when bear, a strjk.
ing resemblance TO what is charged m Connecticut
IL IS mat Of tho man who was "keapipo hi,
morse on one straw day, when inst as the expert.
ment was succeeding beautifully the cri.fer mn and
died" ~ GU"
ne Iatest aSpirant for n residence upon ono Of
tne hgh purple peaks of fame resides AZ If,oca.
Ills name Is Leo Leo lately waited ten miles in
TWO hours and forty-fye minutes without break
ing step" Let cynics say what they will. there /,
nuch Ia huna mature, especially human nature
iii'1 by ambition, that cannot but command the
spontaneous and unreserved homage of the angels.
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amnsrmcnts Co Niaht.

.c,npyy or MusTc-2-" Les Huguenots,, y
xnnsyS p,pK THEATRE-2 and 30 DNorcons'
HiIor OPERA HOUSE." The Pirates OF fenzahcc'
PnoTTu.s THrATRE-2 and s." Suila-Mor
R..x's 'r1y ,rRF-2 and : 10" Odette. . = =, o,;,,
1 1.rrS1y;s FITTu AvENUB THEATRE ada g. Univ
ettc.' a "a samI of
POsen." = - O Tho Sty,cts
OF New-IoTk"
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTREIS-2 and \ ., .,-.."
r,SI, NV aTpFEo-" Sic hat ihr Herr entdecN d
r,u, ,IpS CowI0UF-" SQuatter sovereignty: ,,
!I Cor pE Tur ,rRF-2 and s." The Lights o Lon
don" "yor,bY
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH 49, 1882

to pass so many resolutions to convince people
that they do not like the action of the Tam
many representatives.
If they are determined to do something to
clinch this conclusion in the public mind, let
them have just one spontaneous rising and
pass one resolution" Resolved that we will
never condone and make an end of it. This
perpetual repetition of protests Is getting
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.,,rprc,N ART G ALIERY--EXhibition
RROoKLYN ACADEMY OF MCSlC-fmlhar'oH'C'
RRooKLYN ART RnoMs-ExhDitlon.
BINNELI's MUSEUM
IE.yTTT's ART GALLERY-ENhihitlon
MANSON SQUARE GARDEN ana S-CN.
Union LEAGUE THEATRE-ll-ReaulhS'
Tru REGIMENT Announcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-18

Ex-Governor Morgan has again given rein
to his generous impulses and has made gift
Of 800, 200 to Williams College. The money
will be expended in a dormitory for the
Students. Governor Morgan says that he thinks
no better use of money can be made than in
gifts to educational institutions, and this SEN
Siment will furnish food for profitable refec-
ton for other rich men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-18

Congress has left undone many OF those
things which it ought TO have done, and has
done many things which it ought not to have
done [; but if it will only continue to manifest
toward plans to tinker with the Nations finan-
ces the disposition which it showed yesterday,
many of its shortcomings may be pardoned.
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The situation in South Bethlehem. Penn. is
melancholy Indeed, and the descriptions of the
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Labor troubles have recently broken ont IN
neighborhoods widely separated. First 1t was
in Omaha, then in Maryland and now 1t Is IN
Lawrence Mass. Here the strike threatens 10
assume large dimensions, and it is declared
that by Monday thirteen thousand persons
Of construed legally will be vagrants-per-
sons without visible means of support. Inc
size of the corporation affected, the Pacific
Mills, may be judged from the fact that 1t
conducts 275 boarding-houses in addition to
its regular business.
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Two scientific farmers" near Bridgeport are
about to be prosecuted for not giving their stock
sufficient food. The neghboring farmers charge
that eight head OF cattle have died from starvation
on tho scientific farm since last fall. The scientific
farmers say tho charges have grown out Of proIu-
dice which the neighboring farmers have against
farming on the advanced scientific method. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-18

Mace remind one of the plague-stricken towns
that we read about in books Shops, schools
and factories are closed. Tar is continually
burned in the streets, other disinfectants are
scattered about from wagons, and the phys'-
clans, who are constantly busy, wear rubber
suits while on duty. 1t can hardly be needless
repetition to remark again that, in all me
cases of smallpox which have broken out III
the town, the dispatches assert that not one
of the patients had been previously vaccinated'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-23
Christn,us

10 no cau1try in the world Ia Christmas
more una-im u-ly recugriz-d than IN
America. The Germgo element 10 be sure
adds much to cur Chratm popularity,
but in Germany The LIBERATION IS OF diff
ferent character. q s the mixture here
of German ana E1glish with Us that i'll
tensifies oureverRreeus France is respou.
sibie faT nomberless pretty things ans d.
licious bou-bon-. but these are rot made
so much for France sc for American aud
English Chri-tmes buyers.
Ch.Idren 10 France sra convenii6n-I
yoangster, hence their Christmas ia for
NAL. In Eoglani Cnris mas has nigh
church tendency g. G.tmsuy there are
lots of pretty gift., 're.s s., and ruu. ana
he day s. one tp ba remembered aith i.y
by OBJ the young ioiss Wih us. Too. lu
All of These ihirrs combined we bava
enough CHuvu:i1r us 90 tr 1acorors-
enough cbufcbr5 o. swtet,r The day win
TIC perfursi incense If 80 igior-rurugt
pretty things. ts5es, srG Iun to no l,a %
jolly hciiiay nd n sdfi,a ae ttye b.,
name Of ibt, nalyr.al 'N.vy Cll,,ua.
which nakea sl 70 'he ieaus of rich and
poor and cen D.. resentment f0 'hr fur
winds 6, BE- scattered hHE.r saG gt..,
Ti'h no abiding l.ce- of ,lat d.y %
.e.ft.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Purtusnt %, and by virtue Of a decree
OF the Circuit Curt OF Preston COVoty,
West Nrgioia. rendered 10 the cause Of
Jobu Miller. IT.. w. Samue, II L pscafDh
a al, ~ the 18th day of April 1884,
The undersigned ep,eial conn .ss puei
will, on
Monday, November ~, 1859
at one U'Cilck p ~, al the fiYui ou. ~
the Court b"use OF said O. unity lu *
wood. Offcrfor gale, To- inc higGeet bidd. =
the real estate d,creed 10 be soid in saiu
county. town. Ole lot II ground iu 10.
town Of Eewburg, Preston County, with
blacksmi'h shop thereon the sane tb~t
was conveyed by VIM. WOLF 70 snd
samuel Nj Lp-c0mb, and Also parcel
OF land cpntaluing two acres and sixteeu
poles stu tea uear the town of Ne WburG.
IN said county, which was also cOnv yed
by said Wolf o. SAID Lipscoub, togethrr
with al the sppsrlcnances IN, reu.to o..
logning. Shid parcels of land arc we'll
situated and valuable.
Terms--Said properly will be sold Tor
cash in hand sufficient to- pay costs If
suit and proper chaIges for sale, and the
r siduc upon credit OF six. ~ elye and
eiehteoo mouths, purchaser executing
notes wi good security besring interes'
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE.
nOy4 q Special Com r.
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rhers,S Nae Frecns like tac Aisld.
What ups an dyuns Ue a Eae lad
Sincs FIRST we saw The light;
WHAT broken yows and mem'ries sad,
That once were visions bright.
Al ev'ry downward step 10 life,
We meet VII many new,
An looks are bland au' sm,.ss.sfe rte,
Bat al, lesl tearts ore few,
There nae fTeeDs like the suid Kind folks
There's nae freens like the auld
When doun the bill they aid you still,
Nor lea you in the cauld.
When sailing over summer sea
That's famed by balmy breath,
a host q, summer freens will be
Declaring lsYe til death,
But wait Till whitrY winds shall roar,
Az lashed tae foam's The tide,
q score viii sees the leewaTd shore,
When one will keep your side.
ThereH nae frecns like the auld, &c.
OhA ne'er forget the kind Zeal hearts
WhR haze for lang, lang years
Nor colder grow as time departs
Aye soothed our grirfs and fesrs
Lang life ard peace be ever there,
en- happiness divine.
Hill ever be our heartfelt prayers,
Tnc fTecus % auld lang syne.
There's nae freeus like the auld. &c.
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lu Cincinnati, Oh Tblrs wing D4e. %
Youag Uomsu, CLERK iuo.o of so. sn G.
stores OF ,aat city, happerod obe aarh
ing f.ra upm,u. l.th. d oruftna t,.-..
when handsome yo1oa man walled by.
In.y a'ire..d ms'ai attention. ass che
wee l.Et..n. b.a.e'eofaaa1t twenty
one, win afe. m.tas bI1ra eyr., eh..a
captured h.m aace He Upa.H hi- hat
7he bowed, ald DIE stopped and als o.
With h.r During 'he cauve-st1n bc
a.kfd .arto accompany him io tbo m.i.
uee, ~ Which shsas-aaicI. WhHcatffa
theatre be asked Bet 90 become bH fr
ever au1 over ard accompany hm ta Dol.
home ir Ier-se.o, eb.rcI. H..at.l,
graph ooou.o- Sine saH Ie Uo.lJ n
With hia No. f.e snt.Ia BONE a.d t.sr
De f.h.m hy Der devotion 's jay f.r.gar.
Thc iceaa vea ah. niH. 'H, KNOT VI
i.ad aal hey a....... fH1'rier il I
r.serr.
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JOHN BARTON PAYNE.
nnY4 SpeCial Com r.

; ate of West Virginia, County of
Preston, ss:
/, Smitn Cane, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of said county, de- certify th-t Jnu
Baron Payne. who was ry.a decree OF
said cour', rendered ou the t3ta v OF
Apul, 1882, in the Equity cause of John
Miller, Jr against samuel M. L:psCOmb
ct al appointed Special Comu.,ssloneT 10
uaSe sale OF the real estate therein de-
creed 20 be- sold has this day wen bond and
security ia said cause "a required toy Law
Given under my hand. this ~ day Of
November, 1882.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
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NOtice To Yoke Denosittor.Y.


To George w Famiax, Beujsmin Il Fair
fax John Fairfax, Mary " ConIey,
George Conley, Charles w Fairfax Ne
lisia Arnold, Erwin Arnold, Marian
Morgan, ---- Morgan her husband
Buckner Il Fairfax. Anne Helms. ] III
Helmes, Commodore p Fairfax. JamNs
Is Fairfax, Isaac Martin. Greg, y
Vickery, Charles T. Vickery. SsrSR q
Fa'rtux. Ann IL Scott, S Nj Scott. Nor.
cellu, r Martin. Oliver II w Mnrtis
Andrew Martin. John a Corder. Il,
hort Colder. Julia G linn, Alphaus y
HarmNnt, Julia A Lesiz and { halSa
Le,iZ
Dhake n~tice int we shall. on the e,k
DAY of November, 1882, at Eins1yood
Preston cuuniN.N eS' Virginia, 1t the Of
tee 81 + ). Cr gan. commissioner in
chaucory, between the hours OF a ~
anil . p. ~ OF that dsy, proceed otak0
the Depu%lt!uns of John r ~ artin.
Jhines " Brown ard others. 20 be icad
- evidence on our hehalr ia certaiu
suit IN cEancery, pending in the Cileuis
court 10 Tho nty Of Preston, WleIsiLo
you arc delendI 8 and wa sre plaintiffs.
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the Said depositi0ns be not couInsnsed
on mat dRV. tGetskinE OF the same will
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time to time, at tho same place and be-
tween the an,e hours, until the same
shall be completed.
Respectfully You're,
FAIRFAX b MARTIN,
BY their Counsel, J.BARroN PAVWE.
kingwood oct. IL, 1882.
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COMMISSIONER S NOTICE.
Newton b. waymsn sndCnss. an

Newton b. Waymsn sndChss.an
Mayer.
vs.
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Amber, Joseph Adair, henry Hardesty
Elisha Miller, Henry 9. Worthlngton and
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IN EQUITY.
BY decree rendered by the Circuit
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Creditors Notice.

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cd.
ln pursuance of q decree Of the C4rcuit
Court of the County oi Preston. made in
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payment 81 bis debts, YOU are required
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iu the said county. on or be ore the 18th
day OF October next.
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Court, this 8th day Of September. iaaa
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Preparatory Department
fH adorta FOR each Of tho college
courses.


is tho be.. school for teachers BOO the
static.
$50 aflrr Institution does sJ muoa saI
a. thorough work u Ancient L8u1uayas
Modern Language Higher MHheu he
ire aud tUc study OF fle English I.u-
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-23
OUR NEW TERMS FOR 1888.

These redu ed prices (S2 per annum in
! clubs OF Eve OF morr) are very mrcu 10 W
er than any ut the standard religious week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-17

scathing, bitter and vulgar documents
they ever saw. This letter created
sensation. On Saturday last, Judge
Alfred Reed issued bench warrant for
the club-swinger's arrest on q charge OF
slandering Mr.. Braden. Sheriff Hustled
arrested Vanetta on Saturday evening,
and he was lodged in Bridgeton jail 10
answer the Charge on October !. Sew
eral persons offered to become Vanetta's
bondsmen, but they were not accepted
and he was still in Jail yesterday. Inc
clergyman's attorneys are Coionel fot-
ter and ]. l.. Van Syckel. On the same
Gay that Vanetta was arrested the
minister resigned his charge OF Christ
Church, and went TO Newark to take
charge Of private school. This leaves
Christ Church without rector, but the
dashing Mrs. Wells is still there to play
the organ.