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WAsnISoroS is mildly. agitated by q
scandal which involves no less u person.
aye than Mr.. Justice Field, Of the Supreme
Court. After hearing argument In an i'm
pogtant California railroad case, Justice
Field, who halls from California, dined
with Stanford. OF the Union Pacific, and
the attorneys for the railroad companies.
1t does not follow that Justice Field is or
will be prejudiced in favor OF the
suitors who dined him, but lit would
have been more seenlytif he had politely
diaed elsewhere. Justice Field is Demo
cmt with Presidential aspirations, and it is
possible that the published accounts were
prepared to injure him. The mere fnct-
and it tappears to be Il tact-is sufficiently
discreditable to his taste; without elaborat-
ing it for political effect. A justice Of the
Supreme Court OF the United States, ought
TO hold himself above suspicion, for bis
tribunal is the last stay: Of constitutional
government. - A''- 'S'--
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TAKEN FOR A MINSTREL TROUPE
Troubles OF n Congregational Committee
:. with IL l1.slls,A.a. ftx>...I..u.

troubles OF Congressional COmnII II co
with n Pullmnn Car Conductor,
WASHINGTON. December 26.-The Con.
gressional Committee who were designated
to attend the obsequies OF the late Hon.
Godloye S. Ortiz were subjected rlo ! some
queer experiences on their return lin!
After the conclusion OF the funeral cere-
monies at Lafayette, Ind. the committee
proceeded to the railway station and en,-
barkel on a chartered Pullman car for the
capital. The able deputy sergeautat-
arms in charge realized that the band Of
fat!gued, and directed the meniat Of the
salty cents all saroRnd'' stripe who shook
up the ;bunks, that when the party reached
Nashingtqn;the sleeper was to; be shifted
on . side track, aud!its inmatesS allowed
to indulge in sweet dreams
until "the ravsled sleeve OF care" had been
sufficiently knit up to warrant their tack.
ling matutinal cocktail, a late breakfast,
and the civil service reform bill. The col.
ored porter evidently neglected to connect
With the go.d.laGe bsdecked capductor and
OIL Saturday morning when the train rolled
into the Sixth street depot this after official
ordered the committees car to be continued
in the train to Baltimore The Deputy
Sergeant.at9rns, who, in view Of his re.
sponsibil,ties, WIS up very early, was ho,ri.
lied at this change Of the Programme, and
went for the conductor in strong terms.
Their conversation vas carried on in the
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HENRY CIV TOGA,
Opposition 10 Kennh-W iis0n In Danger
Of involuntary Servitudr.
n. ~

Opposition to Kennh-W iis0n In Danger
Of involuntary Servituhe.
From at OCCASIONAL Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December 25.-The Sena.
atorial succession in West Virginia is much
discussed in this city, particularly among
West Virginians. l heard the opinion
most emphatically proclaimed, the other
evening ut the National Hotel, by resi-.
dent OF Mr.. kenna's district, that as Sen.
atoral aspirant the gentleman named
would develop strength that would surprise
everybody frome its 5.!yerysyweakness !
"And," said the Constituent sarcastically,
"I,should like to see hisffiends attempt to
set up a job atsNyheeling. s.I'd help smash
,itquicker''n lightning!""j He EisEa friend,oi
Nr. kenna's but is not in sympathy With
his Senatorial scheme. He venturs,l the
further opinion tiat il Kenua persists in
his canvass for Mr.. Davis seat, and iails Of
election, he will have hard contest ior
the nomination should be two years hence
conclude to; stand for reelection to the
House. y = II !. sttEtt.a gJii
''Ihc men who made kenna," said he,
twill want chance in the rattle them.
selves, for each oil the crowd thinks he is
as smart and as deserving as John kenna.
Quarter, who it is thought will show up
stronger in caucus than any man from this
section OF the State, with Mathews, Here.
ford and Governor Jake Jackson, are more
or less discussed. and there is fine prospect
for first.class fight. From frequent con.
versations with those who seem to reflect
Democratic sentiment, l Judge Brother
kenna will get LETT He seems to have
considered himself as the president OF the
stock company, and consequently entitled
10 do the'smoking, while allGthe other as
'pirants, mere stockholders, must stand
about the ring and spit, and the idea has
become current that while undoubtedly
possessed OF talent and ability, our dis
tinguIshed friend isyoung enough to "take
Il later and waltz = - n@
Colonel Wilson left ior home on Sunday.
While standing in the hotel office, await
ing transportation to the depot, his atten-
ton was called to the mention OF him in
connection with the Senatorship in Satur-
days lSTELLIaENcER. lie had only time 10
remark that he was mot in training for
anything and that no one had ever heard
him say ausht to the contrary, when, the
bus appeared and the distinguished gentle
man hurried away. The Colonel hasia
great many friends in his State, ,sand there
may be such thing in store for him us
involuntary seryitu,le in the Senate. Much
may be said in his favor.
Gen. Raum returned to the city from H.
linols, to-day, to remain for Il few DAYS
not for revenue.only. He will 20 again to
Chicago the last OF the week, thence to
Springfield.
Many OF our legislators are off on a fur.
lough-and hence may be classed as "yisit-
ing statesmen" pro lem.
Postmaster Scott, Of parkersburg, having
been re.appointed by the President will no
doubt be speedily confirmed. This may
not be equal to etwins, but SSas d Christmas
gilt it is quite as shaldy to. .haye; about'the
house. ~ u e;sFgs;S FELlxa
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aisle OF the Pullman, and concluded about
as follows: &aYou cannot carry this cur 10
Baltimore; It has been specially. chartered
ior Washington" 7)l. ~ ..ll =
"Oh, dry up" exclaimed the conductor;
VI know all'about It, and the runner from
the Eutaw House has taken charge OF your
baggage" +1"t' =
"But," protested the home official, ".You
are dead wrong. have conferred with all
our party, and We want TO stop here, OF
course. fou don't know what you arc do.
Ing. In tacs you have neglected your du.
ty, and have not even taken UP our tick.
ets.". '7eo
"You arc mistaken" exclaimed the. con.
ductor, us he iumbled in his pocket.book.
| have all the tickets for this minstrel
troupe, and you 60 through 10 Baltimore"
Ill" exclaimed IL prominent mem.
Der OF the committee, who had walked up
during the conversation and stuck his bald
head through the curtains OF his berth,
this Is not minstrel troupe. We are a
Congressional committee Just back from a
burying excursion" ~.
The conductor collapsed, and the car
went OH tho siding without further debate.
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RUfUSMArCH'sskCMEMES :
A GraRd Monopoly Of the Privileges @,
Yellowstone Nntionnl pnrk.-


Yellowstone National Park.
v WAsIuSGToS,a December 2G.-Ruius
Hatch, ,;of New York and his Western part.
ners have Obtained from the Secretary Of
the 1hterior,aten years lease of hotel, stage,
telegraph aud trading privileges OF Yellow.
stone Park in consideration ola rent which
they expect will be about twenty five
cents an acre per year for the six SQUARE
miles OF public land which they will need
for the purpose OF the corporation, This
lease is an exclusive one. Under it the
corporation expects to provide for the thirty
thousand visitors that Secretary Teller
thinks will be in the Park next season. as
well as for all other visitors in the coming
years. The Secretary Of tie Interior is to
fix the corporation prices. 1t will be seen
that the corporation has bonanza. The
Lease must be ratified by Congress-. Sena.
tor Vest has hung it up In the Committee
on Territories. He will probably report a
bill in place Of the lease. providing some
better means of farming out the privileges
granted this corporation by the Secretary
Of the Interior. Hatch's agent gave an
elaborate breakfast at .Chamberlin's the
othet afternoon to the leading newspaper
correspondents in the interest Of The
scheme, and the purity made great deal Of
noise in q very quiet ncighborhood. It IS
said TINT Secretary Chandler has made n
tormul complaint about 1t,
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TERRIBLE DUEL.
Two Mcn fls htt to the heath n Foot Apart
IL u RNr- -kNNm.

Two Mcn fig hi to the heath n Foot Apart
IN IL Bar-R0OM.
FnASHronr, KY, December 1.-THE re-
port OF terrible shooting affair, which
Resulted in the instant death OF one man
md the mortal wonnding OF another, reach.
cd here from Lawrenceburg this morning
The full particulars could not be learned
bat 1t is stated that man WAS drunk and
disorderly in George Por,woods saloon,
in LAwrcnceburg, last night, and
the Deputy Marshal OF the place, whose
name Is Larkin, went into the saloon to
arrest him. Some words passed between
the officer and Portwood, anu the latter
came around the counter with his pistol,
The Marsha also drew ,his pistol, and the
two men, Standing only a loot part, began
q a.terrible duel TO sthes death. Both fred
iiveshots, and the Deputy Arorshal was in.
atantly killed, while Pbrtwood received four
shots from which he canhot possibly re.
cover. He Is shot In the mouth, right band,
IN the body and left leg, ;Portwood . is a
young but peaceabie man, and; Cousin
Of Armstead portwood, who killed the no.
torious Horace Withetspoon u few years
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DISASTER.
ApaNAfd'r Attempt to Wreck . Passenger Trslu.
Father Shoots III, Two Children aad Tile,
to XIII His wlfe aud ra,h.r.lu.l.w,
b. ia'aalty Assumed nhsa Arrested,

d
MERlpES, CoSS, December 20.-An at.
tempt 70 wreck the 3o'clock accomuloda.
ton train out Of Nevard, about . miles be.
low this city, by u tie PLACED on the track.
i eurled up under the forward trucks Of
the locomotive aud brought the train,
which wss running &. high speed, to
stand still with alarming suddenuess, but
without doing damage. not far behind
came the limited express for Boston, the
fastest tram on the road, and despite tho
signal Of tho brakeman It was NO, more
than a srain's length from the accomulo.
dHtlon train when 1t was stopped with uu
Abrupsness that almost threw the paxsen.
gers out Of their scats. The passengers Of
both traius were greatly excited. s.is'T,.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS,

poI;ca,no, Jorr;e NJ phu.d.J,h;, .
fatally stahh"J ea W voa,n.de. n'.ade.nln' %as
lGu.lly l,;on s.aooeu cary Yesterday morning
''speislnsa u c'oSu OF rous1's'
Donald a: smith has succeeded J. J.
lllll IN the Canada Pacific Railway direc'
'0'"'e' .ue 'A''ef na''ps resigned.
At savannah, Ga., yesterday, William
ohen cut Joseph Stiles throat, and vii.
nam Davis fatally shot Mollie Baker. All
parties were co'oFed.' - '."-"''
aged ten, were drowned Yesterday at More, ,
ton, Canada, The younger attempted to
rescue the older who had broken through
the ice while skating. - - - -
The report Of the PENNSYLVANIA Comma.
ny'a lines, east Of Pittsburgh and Fife
shows . q, big giuc'ease in gross and net earn
ings. The lines west OF those points show
Il decrease in earnings. ~ s@ -"
The management Of tbe late !. Er;o a. ~,
wastarn "m ra;iroaIa W, y. ':!e Lake hrle an'l
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HIS LAST lsEOUEST.
lie Did Not Want to Die VIII, II IN Boots

+
SAS FGAScfsco, December aG.-The
Globe Ditpatch this morning says: In a
saloon at Pioneer, William Hartly stopped
10 take drink when Thomas Kerr
without provocation knocked him down
Kerr then drew pistol and said,
Young fellow, now I've rot YOU"
placed the pistol at his breast
and fired, killing him instantly. Kerr was
d'sarmed. A jury OF twelve men held an
Informal trial. Kerr usked for an hour to
arrange his business. He sat down and
with perfect coolness wrote to his mother
in Lexington, ILL.,, requesting all his effects
10 be given to her. He then asked for sew.
eal drinks The citizens then took him out
to sycamore tree. He made iewre-
marks, eoniessing the killing OF several
men. They drew him up once and let him
down. He then asked permission to take
oil his boots, saying He did not want to
die with his boots on."' This request
granted, they then strung him up. The
body WAS cut down this morning.. aG7
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Labor Trouble. a, East I.lverpoo,,

PITTSBURGH, December oG.-An East
LIVERPOOL Ohio. special says; In view of
the disturbed condition Of affairs grow
ing out Of the potters strike the Burgess
has Issued proclamations,l,at all persons
assembled on the streets Or highways, un-
lawfully ,c:ongregaled in buildings or iu-
sultlng citizens pursuing their work, will
be arrested and dealt with according to
law Ten extra policemen . have been
sworn IN, and with the regular force are
confident they can control any disturbance
that may arise. ~ ''tss'''''F3 az s-.''''
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a NEW ENGLAND TRAGEDY.
fhsners FAULTY yMemory-FAils to Re-.
hirniber Shooting liiA Two Chil,ir,lrn.

hefhber shooting liih Two Chil,Irslrn.
srRiSGrlELD, Mass, December g0.-AIar.
rlon \. Montgomery, about twenty.eiyht
years OF age, shot his two little children ut
Packard Mills, near Amherst, this morn.
ing instantly killing George, six years OF
age, and probably fatally woundiuy Eva,
aged four years. Montgomery had not
lived with his wife ior eight months. leay.
ing her through jealousy, and she made
her home with her father, IIoratio Alarsll,
\ farmer, Montgomery visited her
family Saturday and stayed till today. This
morning he asked his vile il SHE
would live with him, and she refused. He
immediately went out TO where the. chill
dren were playing and shot them, lie
then tried to shoot his wife and her father.
but was overpowered by the latter and kept
III the house till the sheriff came. lie was
taken to Northampton, pleaded not guilty,
and was sent to jail. Montgomery does
not drink, and says be does not remember
having committed the crime. The whole
family came from the west iii the spring,
aud little is known Of them. .,..
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9A"soenes, DniclMante.l.

From. Our Special Correspondent.
EWAsiuSaroS December 96.@TheSPost.
office Appropriation bill passed by the
House provides for reduction OF postage
to two cents, to take effect on the lst Of
January, 1881. Senator Plumb, who h,y
charge Of the bill in the Senate, is in favor
OF it taking effect on JulyIl, 1883, and the
prospects art, that twill phss the Senate in
that shape. sAg 7slt.gEl qleSGs
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RIVER NEWS.
Ice once More-Gcnaral Leyce I.nconIrs
RnN Steamboat kuuiI,. .F.

~ O''S< 'AoAS-NSuNEHi l.SycN l.NcOn ieN
and Sle","ho"t kquibs. Il
large trip. l.a. - F" W. =
for this point to-day. Ae 81
sha The river s,, sotlnaes Io be5fall Of heavy
Aileshaney rtyerice. sts "a ID 4g a.
The Princess made three round trims
between this port and BellAirp, and was tbeM
Obliged to tie up on account Of the Ice. i
iii The sus.,he C1u,s! arrived from parkersburg, and
morning, provided the ice is not too beayv w
The Andes found too much business 70,
her at this point. and was unable 10 ve, au,v ~,
for Cincinnati. but will leave a. 2 tf,is afte;.
noon. E f',s1 ~ - ''''' - - - 's' te''
The river last evening was falling, as II ba5
been doing all day. According to ,he M ~ r,nus nas
marks the depth OF water In the cbannssl bsrs
was feet. Az ~ - e"H"he' ny
!, pIrIshuEdI; M December eG.-Eiyer feet
sping rain. ''s' '"'ea''
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Now behold the sympathetic Alexander
Seep copious crocodile tears over. the
several candidates whom it was not con-
venient to nominate all ut once. If most
anybody else had been nominated it would
have given him pleasure to Withdraw in
favor oi that great and good man, and it
would have been the same il any one else
had been named. There is much Demo-
cratic virtue in that sort Of an iii" ~
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IT is Mr.. AIexander's misfortune 10
Ne;ong to party which blows cold
ior tariff in tariff districts and hot. for
Tree trade in free trade districts. With all
his accomplishments Mr.. Alexander. would
not be able to buck and gag'a free trade
Democratic cause-sholld SO laudable de-
sire enter his mind.
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IT was unfortunate that the resolution OF
the special railroad committee was not
presented in proper form; but the sugges-
ton ii contained is so reasonable and
polite that the Council will hardly 90
against il, vs.
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FORWARD, Republicans Of the Seven
teenth Ohio district! You have a good
cause, good leader and agood majority
which only needs to be brought out. Bring
out The vote. Begin now and don't stop
un il the polls are closed. ''[' ii
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TERESA SruRlA has not lived in vain. She
has observed some things and madea note
Of them. Wherefore she looks forward 10
the stage as u field OF action after she
shall have served her year Of imprisonment
ior killing Stiles. She would draw. ...,'
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wheeling Wi.oIc,nIc Market.
se!kSI I1HTRL1lGEScERO OFFICE.
= WHEElIEa T1,eS.lay. neca,nAn. nG


GrGm-The grain trade the .pust week has beer
satisfactory, although there has been notAipe oi
special Interest In the local market Wheat ihis
te,i wheat. State orn Is now worth 5oasa. Good
state oas are quoted at 4Da45c. Rye isworth 70c,
but none Is offering. Mil feed. CHOPS and mIddllnKs
arc Still running at the SAME figure. 'GH-
in prices quo,ssSns ihis sF Ma onnns a4s
New hour S. toab %. The regular branls ar. mr..
quoted as follows: Choice amber s6 75a725; medium,
amber. 50 ooA6 Is: Wisconsin, So 75a7 %: MIn.
hesotA e3tra. " 16aS %: Mncy St. Louis, IS %
70 So; lancy patSnts, ~ 25as 49, corn meal per
brshei. !pc: oatmeal fancy per harrel. IS 15a6 o.:
common IS e5; rye tour. per barrel. IS soar is.
literally nothing doing. Pficcs are as follows:
$ Hams 10 u ID average. its<
" Ito IS ID average. ............,. liI
-: l6 tolS lb ave1age.................... i:I
scshouldeES.: -. ..... iIh
Clear Sides l2S+
Dried Beei - II
o :. T." Barrels 20 It's. bs............'. III,
Half Barrels, $50 lbs........ l3
Bologna B, SsasuEsage; SsE lsx
Gheese &c e Rsh and
Carbon 0ll.............. ... .. ..... 10
White Miners OIL. Wikter StnlineI .......... 6s
Observation-Disclosures The nan week ha. nee, tIr~t
class Prices have been steady. Mrtchan,s are very
wci satisfied Sugars are growing stror,.eT 1utsft;.
OF this pie there ID polhinr w"rth nntfnp Ther IL
a mi STOCK oi good quality OF New Orleans sugar
IN The market A the following figures: rriine
lows: Coffee tair . cents: good RIO ioc; prine
ilc choice lAc: best roasted rye: yellow
4ac: New orloans nollses, prime G0c choice new
6oG maple syrup soc per gallon. sugaIs:. hard
fectionery A Yhc: prarie SIC p.incc 4 SIC golden
c &c: prime &c; yellow shasc. Rice, caiollua
choice 7c: New Orleans prime GIic Raeoon Ike.
pie peaches 81 90 an cnns ntnchrs ii n tn = ~
Tomatoes, n cans, s. 25al 49, Sweet corn, 81 coal q:
Wnslow corn, 81 50. Strawberries, 9 Il cans. 81 AZ
Bac4be5Ties, n cans 81 90 KaspberrIes, n cans.
10 cans 81 IS. string 81 is. Cove oys,ers. n ,ans
Light, .SG; full weight 81 25. ~ go NJ"
Dried Ffuis-We quote prime ausrtercd ap1lts 4,
6Hc evaporated apples I3aiic per pound: eyapors.
ted peaches tunnarcd) lsc per no,inI. evanara,.,
nHpbcrtes 3OaS;,c pei pound; Impaired heaches'
halves. GHc. C..IG. -
FIh-So. mackerel, bbls,, Sll 90: No. 2 medium
s.? W. .Eldg.i -Ui lft.HlTII oI,i- -
Wooden Hdrt-.Matket steady: No. ! tubs. per
per do1s'i; ~ e. 2htoppas per dozen 81 IS: 3tioop
50 lbs capacity. s. So DO, Is lbs capacity, ii TO- do q
washboards. patent, per dozen. IL 5oas Is -
sdt-rer barrel 81 10.
htrtet Corn-aea9c per pound, .s.. 'gr s,.
Setf.s-,Itmo.hy s? %; clover IS 0Oa5 GO; Blue
GraS 81 10: Orchard grass 500. : 1r
'f%t3dr-ponble strength wine vinegar, 25a3Uc:
standard. llal3c; l0allc for country stock: wine
vinegar SOC. +, W -. - - S'' ''''' avs "''e
Rtan...Recelpt tsRre light; demand steady: prime
nAvies 50 co: prime Medium o. IO lmAs IS 7bal 10:
butter beans s. 21 pyr bushel S~'
isl ri nlI hStk.
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Baltimore Live stock Mnrkct.

fi NALTlMoRR. Monday, December 25
NEEr CATTLE Tie -rtreipu were very light. l..s
than iOo head aud the salts did not reach hall th.i
being OF stock cattle =. '''' ''''1''eh "''eh
The receipts OF Hogs number 1903 head, and lut
ieT ss wS'e made and hoe ranged from 10
bet received wis GOO head. -" - - AZ NJ
ARRIVALS oY LIVE STOCK At .g +
Ing December a. IT, o., "eek end
-. y csn-coau!ning rs mead ca,,,e a, 49,.
shIpmea, hGs; u!s. ,n ;heep, goats scalSes 's
head cattle, ;5a hoss. fsho,sey si shsen Ne'!
dss9s a9s. ta,es tot the weekTo butclem and Ess.m
4sS!fss' y head cattle, S5s sLcep = A'a 4ase'a
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DUKES has had his revenge, if that is
vhat he wanted, and now; the vile and
sight children Of Captain Mutt have their
ifr-parablc loss to mourn. The murderer's
bullet does not stop where the murderer's
victim falls.
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Gk1e GntelI|iqetteer:
'uIcr, Nus. M a"d ~ Fourteenth Str~ei.
"Iiou about Afr. Eatp, Of Cadi: I"

"Iiou about Mr. Eatp, Of Cadi;i" y
n hare mol heard from him, L,a T,riA be
greatly surprised u he dlIo,~ hi. name to be
pstraieJ 10 Me con,saiio,,. u Is iop hopelea
roafrsI. The Republicans hare all ne adran.
lays. Their najorilies are principally in The
tarns@herr a .d'R rote can be brought o,t IN the
,Aort tin'e At 'ir.d.po,dl, mAile he De'nocra.
Gc areoyA lies in sections 'chich cannot be thor.
oughv ranra"ed.' 5g2 0o
"7hen you regard Republican triumph as
a i1rfg0ae eoacl,s;mt"
"I;, / dg"-{lm. RosJ. Ak1uadtr, in
htlIiytncer in'errie,r December II. II
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THERE is an encouraging disposition
among Republicans OF this city to place in
nomination citizens OF high character.
City servants ought to be such men, and
the hest way to secure them is 10 nominate
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If this Congress leaves Washington
without instituting those reforms which
the people demand it will not be the fault
Of the President. He pointed the way /;
Congress will do well 10 walk therein.