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ia has throat but found b, ,muo,N. Ole 20 keep
back genuine sob. Taking out his hand
kerchlef he buried his face in il for few
seconds, then wiped his eyes and with de-
termlned effort started on again. lie
seemed to recover his compoSure 50 quickly
that some believed the whole effort was
manufactured. His sister, Mrs. Scoville,
however. apparently thought otherwise, and
She was deeply affected and wepi and sob
bed bitterly. some minutes. After this in
cldent GIlteau continues TO read occasion
ally adding brief comments upon the text.
~ he proceeded with the reading all ap-
pearance Of nervousness gradually wore off
and with the utmost compo>grc and an unc-
tian that boruclcd upon the ,udicrou, the
prisoner read on with an attempt az every
conceivable form Of oratuueal. rhetorical
and dramatic effect, His description of the
fshins of of the President. was given with
striking effect At times he closed his eve,
or turned them heasenward. waved h~ BODY
back and forth, sank his voice To a whisper
OF raised . TO a high treble NJ times the
INTENSITY 3D. DIS uttcrauCe seemed 10 react
upon Inns, e the effect was but transit
tory ana exception of the one in
staaye note ..cre was no other indication
Of breaking down. At intervals he paused
to emphasize some sentence or sentiment by
repeating it W commenting upon 1t. At
one time pau>.ng be- leaned toward the jury
and emphasizing with both his head and
hand, sand with an attempt at great solemn
lty Of uucydncc. Il tell yoa. gentlemen. ig>t
a> sure aS there j. God IN heaven If ynu
harm a HAIR of my head tin, nation Will 60
down iu blood You can put my bod, I'M
the grave. bat there Will be day Of reckon
iug."
Guitcau concluded his address at - IS
and upon the announcement by Corkhlii
that Judge Porter would be- unable 10 ap-
pear that day the Court adjourned until
MONDAY
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State News.

-Skowhcgan Is to have a new railway
station.
A large ,ardine factory is to be built
near the proposed site of the new steamboat
wharf At Robbin>ton by Messrs Holmes
Bros Z.
The population Of Caribou is now
5000, and during two wears there nave been
added eleven stores. saw and shingle mill,
4 large addition to the capacity Of the starch
factory, Two halls and forty dwellings,
A petition is being circulated in Penn
broke for the pardon Of Warren Longmore
who was sentenced to the Reform School
something over a year ago, for shooting
Freeman |. Wright
The Wing sars Richard Titon. Of Lee,
has an odd looking sheep, with four fully
developed horns. the right upper projecting
out and the others curling down.
II. ". Lincoln succeeds Nj T.. Pope
NoSe as Associated Press Agent at Rock
land.
The Bawdoin College Catalogue for 81
- ha, Just been published 9he summary
shlas Medical students. ~; Seniors. 2S;
Juniors, IS: SoPhomores, 81; Freshmen,
49, total, 2js.
On Wednesday. night Melvin, the
blgamist. lately abducted from Fairfield and
imprisoned at Andoyer, y. b.. and whose
case it is understood was referred to Wash
ington. filed through the bolts of his cell
and escaped.
Probably the largest amount of back
pension money ever drawn By any man in
Maine was By Patrick Dennany, an inmate
Of the Soldiers Home at Togus, who got
5000.
Mrs Ann. widow of the late Ex-Gov,
Crosby ofBelfast, fell recently. disl9cating her
hip. She is at her daughters, Mrs. John
w. Hitchcock, in Boston. In coming down
stairs she made a misstep and fell. The
lady is about 20 years old.
A branch ofthe Land League was organ
lied in RockIand, last week with twenty
FIVE members.
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-Rockland can claim the nativity Of two
bows who do her honor They are Richard
X. and Israel Snow sons of Capt. Israel l..
Snow. Richard, the elder. is now IN com
mand of the brig Caroline Gray. which has
just completed most remarkable voyage
from New York to East London. Near Cape
of Good Hope, thence to Pcrnambueo and
back to New York. all in $50 DAYS Israel,
aged is, has been master Of a coasting
schooner for three or four years. and is now
master of the Jennie Grccnbank. which
has just arrived nj Fernanlina There are
few smarter boys than these Courier
GaEsffe.
Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberlain. President
Of bowdoin College has received aattcr-
ing offer from capitalists in Florida to locate
in that State and take charge Of their prop
erty. Gen. Chamberlain IS now in Florida
and his decision is expected daily.
-Ex-Sccrctars Blaine gave a notable
dinner party Thursday evening Among
the guests we're President Arthur. Gov
Leland Stanford Of California. British Min
lister Sackviic West Gen Sherman. Gen
Hancock. Senator Hale. Henry James the
novelist. Thorndjkc Rice. editor of the
North Amercan Rcrior. Murat Hals,cad.
Andrew Carnegie and Hon. S. u. ElklnS.
with many ladies.
On last week SATURDAY.. as Nr. Charles
Bryant Of Lmcoln,'lr, in company with
two others, was cunning. Mr. Bryaui's gun
was accidentally discharged and the charge
struck the body just above the hin. and
plowcd a furon diagonally across the
abdomen TO the pel,.S. One intestine was
cut, and the main artery OF the lcE laid
hare, but not opened. lie received surgical
attendance a> soon As possible. but his case
/, serious one.
4 small boy in Belfast a pupil in the
high. school. recently gave two panoramic
exhibitions at his house IN order ~ raist the
necessary funds toprocurc school books. The
admission price was five cents. and the little
children who assembled were much amused
\ boy possessed Of such pluck viii win.
notwithstanding adverse circumstances.
Albion Young Of Pennington j. the
po>sc>sor Of an ancient relic which almost
amy one would he proud 20 inherit, sword
winch was borne los an ancestor OF the name
of Topper, who Va, a soldier ln the French
and Indian war
Mrs. Emma Johnston. wife of Charles
Johnston Dc Ncatie. prepared hcr husbands
supper FRIDAY evening 10 her usual health.
ha' short time alerwa,4 complained Of
Internal distress and. Wing down on her
bed. expired immediately. d. Stevens WAS
called and pronounced }, case Of heart
disease.
The lyy'v saw, Nj Levi H. HcIu'>
horse and carriage that were la,, III tlu,
Elizabeth a year ago last December, were
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ltur the Ellsworth American.
Temperance.
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor
The temperance sentiment in Mass
achusetts, outside the city of Boston. is on
the increase. At the present time. temper
ance organizations are making but lttle
progress and mutations are not as numer-
Gus as IN former years Of their history. As
an off set 10 this Saw growth Of the Cool
Templars and Son of Temperance. bas.neS,
men, who never joined any temperance So
cety, and who NAV have never taken the
pledge, are coming to the front The traffic
has seriously intericred with their business
and they have suffered losses hy Incorporate
agents and clerks. Thes have been com
PEELED by the logic Of facts to become tenn
perancc men. and 10 oppose the traffic IN
rum. Many moderate drinkers look upon
the grog shop rs an enemy Ia the bushes,
man. In speaking of the "husntss man.
| don't lncludc those VINO are IN thu rum
business. bat do include all Others, They
estimate the evil from bushes, standpoint.
and not from m 'ra social or religious one
They oppose license and favor prohibition.
because the licensed sro- shop Is the bust
ness mans enemy
The vote recently taken in the State on
the question of license. was on the whole
quite gratifying tn the Temperance workers
in the State. II Vas more decidedly m
favor Of prohibition in the rural districts,
than in the cities whore there Is large
German and IRISH population.
RlAtoat corporations ar. full, aware that
the travelling public are not safe If drink
in, men have the care of the roads. and
management of the trains. Hence. 1t j. no
easy thing for even moderate dr.ukcr To
find employment on an, of the railroads
leading ont OF Boston. In some instances.
they have to be pledged men" before they
can become the employees on a railroad.
This is the case WITH the many hundred, of
men M the employ of the Old Colon, X Il.
There have been so many accidents and
probably many of them nn accom-; Of iu,cm-
p"raucc, that corporations see and ic". the
need Of self protection. This yer, ,cu,i-
h.e view oi the >JaJrct is ug the increase
aad VT arr encouraged 90 hope much from
the wholesome Influence OF iu,lac,> men.
in the great business centres of the State
There j. another elias, of men whose e.
forts % alyauc, tb, Temperance cause.
rest on a different basis. Iir, look upon
the traffic Zoo strong drak. a. a moral and
and social ylJ. and earnestly contend ,hI,
an cyI. -hpl.a not hr lc.u,.j hf tae N,,.,.
They bold that "a. cNl. taat can ho suppress
81 I0 whole ur go put Nl lass. should hr
prohibited llel hn.I that rum~c..ug
'.nuIa DC placed uu tire N>, of crimes. ar4
thai the Law prohibiting rGy same. should lr
a> la!l,.,u,I, aua faithful, enforced. Is, 'hr
lAv against au' other ,rm, iars don't
expect THAT of men val us.s tar .aN .uy
more fgau fayt WI8 ut,N tie itU a..4lr~t
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We, the undersigned. residents of Eliz
abeth, \. j., being well acquainted with the
merits of Elys Cream Balm. a specific for
Catarrh and Hay Fever, would earnestly
recommend it,
Robert W. Townley, Ex-Mavor
T. F. McCOrmics. Judge Common Peas.
+. II. Sherwood. National state Bank.
Joseph Mcguire. National State Bank.
Geo. :. Davi-. First National Brnk.
j. o. Tichenor, Boots and Shoes, lO2 Broad
1t.
John :. Highbee. National shoe and Leather
Bank. 21l broadway. y. y.
Henry c. Nilligan. Fre,'t Newark Stamping
Co.
Henry Cook Publisher "E izabetb Herald"
Nathaniel Ellis. COun,ellor-4t-aw, 40
Broadway, y. !.
c. NJ. Eggl, ,t0n. Pastor, VI. T.. Church.
Linden, y. J.
VIM. T. Carr. PRESBYTERIAN Pastor.
T. L. Button, Merchant. Jan.
AND MANY OTHERS.
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Renew Your Lease,

There are times in every ones life when
energy fails end a miserable feeling comes
over them. mistaken for laZiness. Danger
turks in these symptoms, as they arse from
diseased organs. Parker's Ginger Tonic
will restore perfect activity to the Stomach.
Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood, and re-
new your lease OF health and eomfort.-Ad-
rOeafe.
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STATE o. MAINE.
HANCOCK s.:

Al the curt Of County commissioners
b,gun and neld At lkworth With, and Tor
the County Of IlancocS, On the second
Tues ay of October 1881, and by ADJOURN
meAt December u, \. II. 1881.
Ana NOW the Commissions r in accordance
with section 80 chapter & OF tn, Revised
statute, having first ia1dc uu rnnua iIi>,eC-
ton ~ the meath ur september ISL. Of sli
County ron !, Ia tie unlucorIOru,,d Town
ships anl 'rlt. OF land ~ al County. sud
having theruupon maize n estimate Of tie
amount ut.'i Il to pat them in repair - TO
bc safe aud convenient fur public travel hive
assessed upon The following i ser aci uuli-
cpfpnr1ied townships tnl ract, Of land IN
'a!d County exclusive Of wafer and ud re-
served for pun ic use for t.u' purpose. du ing
the year i5N2 - follows. viz:
ca Township NJ \. ~uurh Division the
sum OF Sll3.91 ~ follows. Nix:
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BHcESlOrt and Bangor Railroad
Special Notice.

Until further notice the midday mixed trains will
run as follOWs Steamboat train leaves Bangor at
II 90 \. ~, MONDAY and THURSDAY. Steam
boat trains leave BuckspUrt on arrival OF steamer
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Als0On Tt ESDAY> and FRIDAYS, leave Bucks
port at 10 - 4. NJ; leave Bangor at 2 90 +. NJ
The morning and evening mail trains will run on
regular time, usual.
Aft L. L. LINCOLN, Supt.
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Coon lSvEsrMESr.-Oneo Of our promi-
nent business men said to US the other day
In the spring my wife got all run down
and could not eat any thing; passing your
store | saw pile Of Hoods Sarsaparilla in
the window, and | got bottle. After she
had taken it week she had rousing APP
petite, and did her everything. She took
three bottles, and it was the best three dol
lars everinvested. C .LHood & Co., Lowell Mass.
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-EN;cusi,c.l used. Il ;hr verde, re-.
garding DIR. Graves Heart Regulator a.
curr for Heart Disease. It nt> been sue
ccNsfuily used in al forms Of Hear, Disease,
such As enlargement, palpituion, spn,ms.
rheumatism, and bnuy formation The
many testimonials received from al parts Of
The country are convincing proof ofit send
FIR free pamphlet ~ H. T. Ingalls,. Con
cord, \. II. Price. SOC and : 90 ter bot
te. For sale M lrussIst. January
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DURING THE IIor SUMNER NuNITIs " lie
away from city Convenience tic traveller should
make SOME provision against sudden attacks OF
Headache, Neuralgia, Jhoi "a Murhu.. ramps
anu "ti Dis sc. F~ fehr,I, hampita N
Co. Neuralgia kaoayse when IA On me-
60 'iing T. the dire lions bette wifi re-
neVc the dis c~ an 'Tvmov.' thC z us Of ANY ~
the-e troubles. II tad he runvlncc!. Tvs
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4 Hive of IieeS

Burdock Blood Bitters Bring Back health,
when the Body is Bally disordered by i'm
pure Blood. Biliousuess, indigestion, con-
stipation, dyspepsia and other Bad disorders
cured BY Burdock Blood Bitters. Prior
< GO
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LYDIA E. piukham's Vegetable Com
pound will at all times. and under all cir
cumstances, act in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system Address
Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 2j3 Western Ave
nue., lam, Mass, for circular
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AND MANY OTHERS.
A CARD.

To an who -uffr ring from tie errors and nds-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay
lu-- ~ manhood. sc, | VIII end a rrcip that
viii cure Won. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remesig u as di-coyet ed hy mis- !oncr. in south
America send Il sclf-adilre-sti euyc ope { the
REv. JOSEPH 4. ISMAS, Sutton d. k.tr Yort
City. 6mosi4
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The ladies who sometime since were
unable % go ouf. having taken India f..
PnAh1ms Vegetable Compound ate quite
recovered, and have gone on their way re-
joicing.
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0br ellsworth Amrrltm.

Published every Thursday Morning At Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, Me. bv TIT HANCO~h
COUNTY PUBL I>iIINb COMPANY.
For terms. Sc.. first page.
as-S NJ PETTENGlLL n co, 10 state street,
Boston. S- PARK Row. New York, and soi 4 hesnui
Street Philadelphia are our Agents Tor procnr-
ing a advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
eiia- and authorsedto contract for Advertising at
ur lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-26

Citizens Of Topeka, Kan. have started
substitution To purchase Gu.teau'> body
and place il on exhibition in the Topeka
Medical Museum
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Phoenix Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

II. KELLOGG Presiienf
ID. We SkILTON, Secrefary
STATE OF CoNSECTCUT,
COUNTY Of HAHTFORn, !
HARTFORD, January 81. so.
=, rsnnall apps arel. II. Kellogg, Pr sident and
J.. W. {, skill ~, Secretary Of said fhenix In.
sursnce omp ny and made oath to tine ruth Of
the for going Statement. by them subscribed,
according th their best know ledge and belief.
Before me,
NJ. y. CLARK,
No arg Public
Z. Il. GARDNER, Agent, Bueksport. 3a4
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Noi;ce 10 Subscribers.

The hate on the addrcs--labcl on each -ub-cri-
her, paper shows the time 90 which the subs rip
tom L. paid. and an IA f~Crlhcrs N arrears are
requested To pay mp a. soon n possible.
In an COMMUNICATIONS relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state ta,
Post nnac 10 which the paper Is, or Is 10 be sent
and t. pc careful to write all proper names plain
ly.
In directing a change of address, always give
the present address well as the one to which yoE
wish the paper afterwards sent.
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- -

Hon. CiarAsou y. Potter died IN New
York city. Monday morning. surrounded by
hi, family and physicians. He va, cons
clous shortly before death and passed away
without any apparen; pain. The news Of
MS death was tyerywher, received with ex-
pre,>ian> Of regret lie WAS a son Of
Bishop Potter, and Was born in Schenectady.
New York. in l>2j. He graduated d;
Union college ia 1872. and atterward, be-
came surveyor and civil engineer in Wis
consin. He studied Law. was admitted to
the bar in that State. and commenced TO
practice IN New York in 1917. In 1865 and
1871 he made his famous arguments before
the United States Supreme Court in the
legal-teuder cases, against the constitution
atty Of the legal ler-ier clause From 1873
to 1870 he sat in Congress as a Democrat
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80

To be expended on the road leading from
Aurora TO Beddington lying in said - between
the division line Of the land Of II. NJ. Hall et
al and land formerly OF VIM. freeman and
Milton >li>by of Aurora j. appointed Agent to
superntend the expenditure Of >liI assess
meHt.
ON Township 40. >, Middle Division in ,aiI
County estimated to contain - go acre, th,
sum OF 80 > being b ms D., per ace Ia b.
expended On tn Aurora and iicdd.nston To ii
IN sa!d =, AMI Chtrle, 7. N.I>by Of aurora i,
appointed Agent 70 -uperinteul the rNpeudi-
turc Of said assassin. n
on Township No. 80 III ,ail County The
sum Of SO 81 a. follows VIZ:
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On Thursday the Senate confirmed cN-
Coy. Seiden Counor 70 De Pension Agent at
Augusta.
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TUESDAY Of last week, al New Haven.
Conn. the Grand Jury reported true biz
for murder in the FIR, degree against Walter
F. Ma.ley. James Na.l,y and Blanche
Douglass for the killing Of Jennie l..
Cramrr August >.
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Sarah f. Written. of Alfred. who wa>
bound over las, July TO the supreme court.
for causing the death Of her iutan; child hy
drowning IN Mousam River. was last week
sentenced TO State Prison for life. by Judge
Blrro~>. She plead guilty last September
10 the Indictment found against her, but her
case has been continued TO tins term Ia
hopes that Richard d. Dav. ius;iga,or Of
her crime and Who fled upon her arrest.
might be captured. bu, be is ,tl.i a, large.
Judge B4rroa~. in charging the jury
sad. In the earlier wears If ,h., State ihl
crime of murder va, rare among u, With a
population not much less than il Is uou
wears went By and, was NOT heard Of With
IN the last u.He on ten wears il freq lencl has
been >uca thu; Il ha, lap>cd into a mere
nine DAYS wonder sorry commentary up
on NOISY. die boasts that are duaed into
our ears from the platform, and ;he pulpit.
ana the press. ahout the great progress and
Improvement If the human race. Connected
scientists and p>cu4pf h4anthroFi>t>. and
mIui.in 1mpl'aizrr> with criminals. VII
d. well 20 enquire il there j, not something
our In their reckonIn-> and am.,> ID their
teachings that need, 10 be amended before
w can hope to see any real improvement in
the condition ct our people.
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Two bills have been introduced in
Congress to reduce letter postage to two
cents.
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>cmLannual settlement uf IUc MeFarl .ud silver
Mining NnlHuy
Amt % eNi s;ius capital tick, una--
se--able. sJuu0o01
- " debts due from corporation 5000
" " capital invested 10 machinery
and nNturp-, about 5000
" " debts due corporation, none
Aggregate value ~ taxable property a
fixed hy a--c7-ur-, unknown
stock IN treasury, loco shares par value
e.. per share nom. .ally, sOp.po5
W. CU>HNAN. ~rc'y.
Personally appeared tn above named \. ".
by him signed 90 BE- correct. Before me this 2ith
day Of January. \. ID. l-~2
JOlIN II. BRIMMER
3wi' Justice Of the Peace.
semi annual Statement Of the We, ami >owlc
silver Mining Company.
Amt II existing capital stock unas-c---
able SJldpDpGO
~ d" capital p III n noruinally paid
for the above stock 50cI0.ur
" - debts due corporal ou, none
- q" debts due from the corporation c-ti-
mattel 500
+ " capital inS e-trI To real estate. conii
uoual dey,i ~ mineral right, 3bou; lDI 60
= - capital inye-ttIIn fixture, Sc..about $50
Aggregate value OF taxable property a.
fixed b. -sog-. none G>cl
Last valuation OF real estate, .5aa made
IL b. SAUNDERS. Trc.-ur r.
STATE or MAINE.
HANCuo y. Iss9
sworn aud subscribed to. irior,. me-
JOHN II. EEiNHER,
3"4 Ju-icc ~ the Peace,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AC-
COUNTS FOR 1881.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK,

COUNTY OF HANCOCK,
ISL To JOIN HOPKINS, Dir.
Jan. L, rm To days ut Ellsworth,
o attending Court, $40 90
- 40 mics travel, 3 70
Jan. Adj. Term, " I avs at llsworth, 500
" days at EllswoIF,
repAirn Court House, Is 90
g ~ mi. travel, $40
Apr. Term, % Il DAYS at Ellsworth
attending Court, &c 80
90 40 miles travel, 3 20
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New Gazetteer of Maine

SswsPlper Ad.ertistnz Bureau. 10 Spruce st.N.Y
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29

Sunset Cox was asked low days ego
when he thought congress would ad-
journ. He said "By August at the far
thest. There will really bs nothing for
congress to do to keep the members
here to that date. The deWoorats will
not allow the tariff subject TO come up
in the house this session as sil. Tie
tariff commission has chsrgs udf that
subject. The republicans made she mis-
take OF appointing this commission and
we will not let them correct their error.
The democrats will 60 to the people
and say: Here, repsblicsn congress
fooled away nine mouths without do
ing one single thing toward remedying
the evils OF the present tariff rates. To
be sure they appointed commission to
investigate, but that is simply farcical
No one. not even the republicans, ex.
pect anything from them. II Is simply
policy OF postpo",ng the consideration
OF the question. Whatever may. be done
in the senate with the Internal revenue
bill you may rest assured thai the dem
ocrats will defeat the amended bill. 1t
is too late for the republicans to cry
out that the democrats desire ~ defeat
the reduction Of the taxes ii the cnun.
try. This mi ght have been said with
some effect il the republicansh had raised
the question of the reduction OF the tax
es earlier in the session, but now tho
utter hypocrisy Of the statement will be
50 apparent that It will fan to tho
ground and pass into we'll merit d
oblivIon.'