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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-03-31

So-Thc detectives Of the Treasury Depart-
men; asser, tha; countcTfei,ing has Increased
greatly since gold and silver have once more be-
come general In the daily transactions Of business.
The ameuni OF spurious coin now in circulation
is much greater than before the resumption Of
specie payments, although the amount manufae-
turel 10 much less. This arises from the fact that
while prior 10 1850 eoanterfei;ers were comp eiled
to direct their attention 10 greenbaCks and bank
notes they non counterfeit; coin. II was as easy
TO make bogus fifty dollar bill as one of n
smaller denomination. and the amount thus sent
GU, was very great. The men engaged in that
Kind Of work were highly skillful. and the num-
bcr was accordingly limited At the presen; time
the coGnterfeiiing of coin is all the rage. The
profits much smaller. bu, little skill il requir
ed. The work is Tor the most part In the hands
Of sneak thieves and minor rogue.. Blu, little
outlay Of capital is required, ani the mean. Of
working oil the product far easier. Pamphlets
have even been issusl in which the best alloys for
such purposes are given aud the manner Of max
ing the tnoulls is described. Where such con-
spiracic, continually forming again,, the IN
wary II is wonder that people are so frequently
deceived
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J. $. RICHARDSON, Aue,ioaeer.
rNRUSTEEs' SALE
A VERY DESIRABLE HARTFORD COUNTY
FARM

In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county. sitting as a Court Of Equi- IL
G.'S ~. the subscribers. as Trustees. will crsSa
El offer for sale. at public auction. at the
Court House door, 10 lielair. Hartford county Nd,
On Monday. april i6tk. lSS3,
at u o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT CERTAIN FARM OR TRACT OF
LAND.
situated in said county. wherein John Joshua
Street, resided ut the time Of his DEATH containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. being the same land particularly de-
,eribed and referred 10 in q mortgage from said
j. j. Street, o. Agnes :. Emory, dated 23d May.
1875. and recorded among the Land Records Of
Hartford county In Liber A. j., No. %, folio ST.
The improvements are large and comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE.
large Barn. nearly new. Shedding aud Stabling
Ter 30 head Of cattle. Granery, Wagon House.
Meat House. all in good condition. with Dairy aud
never falling spring of excellent water
TO dwelling. There 10 sufficient Woodland for the
use Of the farm, aud the balance Of land IL of best
quality andin high state Of cultivation. Fencing
good. u large part Of Il recently renewed.
Attention Is invited to inspection Of this farm.
a. one Of tho best now In the market, either fer
grazing or for any other purpose. IL u sxcep.
tionally we'll watered. Located within q short
distance Of the Maryland Central Railroad MAR
row Gaugel, now In course Of construction.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale pre-
seribed by the decree are-0ne third Of the pur.
chase money to be paid In each on the day Of sale
or ratification thereof; one third thereof In six
months, aHd the residue thereof In twelve months
from day Of sale, the deferred payments to bear
interest from day Of sale, and TO be secured by the
notes or bonds Of the purchaser. with security 20
be approved bv the Trustees. or one Of them.
WILLIAM II. WATERS
WILLIAM OLDFtELD. Trustees.
GEO. Y. MAlNADIER, J
J. 5. RICHARDSON, Auciionecr.
March 3l-ts
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by authority Of the owner. the undersigned " III
offer at public 'alc. on THE PREMISES, at Cow
peu's station. ". e. X. r.. on
Wedac,day April lSih, 1883,
at II o'clock A. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE. being the
farm Of Mr.. Ewing, containing
leo ACRES or FINE FARMING LAND.
being well adapted for dairy purposes, having
water in each field. Two fine quarrics on the place.
producing Lime Of the best quality, known as
"Roitom Lime" always commanding the hieae.,
market price. The improvements consist ola
NICE FRAME DWELLING. BE-
The fencing IL in COOL ORDER 4 Number OF line
building site. On the place.
g>ss- The property will be offered n whole.
and f not sold will then be offered Ia lots to suit
purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. One hundred dol
lars Of the purchase money must be paid when tho
property Il knocked down.
WILSON 4 RISTEAU, Auctioucers.
March 3t.-ts
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ns-Beeau'e TnE uSioS has lately published
n number Of wcll.wrtten letters on matters con
cerning the financial affairs Of Baltimore county,
certain people and certain scribbcrs In the JoHr-
nai accuse us Of civilizations Of respectable citi
Eens." We ask any fair'rnindc man II single
iine Of civilization" has appeared In any Of the
letters bearing upon county matters which have
recently appeared in our co!umns. This is simply
dodge on the par; Of the rinsites. with the Boss
n, their head. TO try and bring i'credi, upon TnE
uSioS, but the people are not all ignorant fools
that they should mistake jus, and respectful cF;ti
eism for Qualification" We are willing TO shoul
der all tho blame that attaches 10 ,hcsclc,ier be-
cause we know they arc no; written in spiri, of
malice, bu, simply for tho purpose Of trying to
bring good out Of some Of the evil way. into which
some Of the servants Of the people may have per-
haps uniniSniionally fallen. Only this and moth
ing more.
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.Ss- There are certain exceedingly "smart''
people about TowspEtown who try TO create the
impressioa that a communication In a newspaper,
signed BY an initial or a nos, q, plume Of any
kind should have no at'cntion paid to Il, and
,ha, anything which appears in the shape Of
communication, shoaii, In order TO carry weight
with Il. have the proper maine Of the writer signed
toi;. Anypcrson possessing ordinary intelligence
knows better than this. OF the hundreds of com
muniea;ions which appear from day to day in the
city newspapers. on subjects which in,crc,, the
public. there l. scarcely one in a thousand that
has the ni;ne af the writer appended to il. Yet
the very smart people 10 whom refer try to
imposc upon the ignorance Of others By asserting
tia; letter in anewspaper. without the signature
Of the author, il entitled TO no confederation -
Oar correspondent ID, who has been so ably
discussing county matters. has caused a iut,er
among some Of the "hi;hfnl," aud because they
have been unable 10 ascertain his name. In order
to punish him in some way, they try to spread
the idea that his letters amount notAin. because
~ they say, be Is afraid 90 lc; himself lie known.
Even tho Grand Jury was unable TO unea;;h a."
who uill have something further TO say hereafter.
His lstisF' must have cut pretty deep to cause
such aurFy
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Correspondents Baiii@ore CSsaiy Union.
A VOICE FROM THE 18TH DISTRICT.
Mr.. wISASs, BALTIMORE couxrY, !
MaKrh qsah 1919

MT. WINASs, BALTIMORE CouNrY,
March 2sth, 1858.
Mssus Editors lin a late issue Of n Baltimore
county newspaper noticed n letter signed By one
Thomas Mahonoy, who professed, under certain
authority which he claims. To give the views Of
the people Of this district with reference 10 Col
q. Irving Ditiy. This MRhonty appears 60 as.
sumo a great deal 0f authority, speaking. as he
PROCESSES TO do. for this district. The intelligent
voters aud taxpayers Of this section utterly re-
pudiatc him and his letter, which was q clear
Misrepresentation % the ministers for whom he
profeised 10 speak with authority, and an entire
misrepresentation Of the feelings Of our people
This letter was the production of one who s with
out standing or influence In the district, and
whose opinions amour, to nothing. Mahoney, Il
Is we'll known, l. always ready aud willing 20
make any concession for self interest, no matter
how detrimental such concession may be 20 the
interest u the Republican party.
Tho CfIarts Of the ministers who called upon tho
President in the interest Of Col. Ditty meet with
the warmcst approval Of their people in this dis
trici, and the efforts of these ministers will
be powerful lever for good In the coming cam
paign. aud will also serve NJ q warning 10 those
Who are disposed 60 ignore the eslored voters
Mahoney was bent securing office for him
self and having been disappointed, he now tries
to create discord in ranks and for this reason
We repudiate both him aud bis pretentions. II
he had secured Office he never would have
written such a letter nor expressed such views
The better class Of eoiored people down here are
entirely satisfied with Col. Dttys actions and re.
spcct and honor him for the position he has taken
with rcfencc % our race. We want harmony and
united action and these can never be brought
abou, by the gross misrepresentation of those
who claim TO have some trifing authority.
JrsTicE.
THE above was written BY an Intelligent color
ed man. aud believing that il expresses. as hs
savs IA. Vfax. 81 eha hat,er .ia.. NJ ri. 90. Il,
that district. We publish it-EDs. USIoS.l
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THE MuLE-EARED CLERK AGAIN.

The above individual continues to act on the
ruling principle Of his life "when he tells lie
he sticks to L." Our Hartford Road eOrrespon-
dent, whose letter troubles him 50 much, never
charged this obtuse creature with buying out
the 18th district delegation. Plain language can
not be comPrehsnded by an habitual falsiher.
That correspondent said "Mr. Rankin was made
chairman Of the convention for the purpose Of
getting him on the door and muIrcing him, by
which means our district was sold out aud Isaac
nominated" None but q willlul falsiher could
misin,erprct this open statement. The "Model"
Clerk Is net charged with buying or selling. bu,
the vampires Of his guilty conscience make him
his own accuser and In his wild frenzy he drags
forth tho dead and accuses the innocent In his
futile efforts 70 appease the rcd dragons Of his
corrupt political creation. Wherever he goes the
furies are his constant companions, and when he
makes his political bed they are there to torment
him. lie canno; shake them of for he has made
them an insepsrablo part Of himself lie has
reached the extremity Of his desperation, seeing
that he Is being foraker By all but his plant
tools and respected by none bu; his trueulcnt
syeophan,s. Such is the condition Of the mule
cared "Modci' Clerk, the woulibs Doss Of the
Baltimore county Democracy.
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5-sS- There is no pro'pec, 81 Tnr rSicS "s;arv-
ing TO death very soon and this fact greatly
troubles the sain;ly soul Of Boss Isaac. We have
demonstrated to this sueaking vampire tina, a
newspaper can live and flourish in Baltimore
county without drawing its main support from
the county treasury .or from the oces in the Court
House, aad this fact greatly ansors him. lie
says We are "impecunioas" and had to be sup
piled with an Office in order TO keep our paper
alive. We can afford to smile a. 20 foolish an
idea as this. II he can find two more men in
Baltimore county as mean as he is VIC suggest that
the three be constituted a smelling committee aud
We will then extend an Invitation to them to visi,
Tar uSIoS Office and examine our books in order
that they may know exactly what We are doing
Poking his nose into other peoples affairs 10 =
favcrite occupation Of this vampire, and every
body who knows him Is we'll aware Of the fact.
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BARTON.-Saddsnly, on the 23d day Of March.
Hannah A. Barton. aged 80 years, beloved wife
Of LaEorus Barton.
UNGER-on March 2ls, Mrs. Caroline Unger,
aged So years.
cRosS.-0n March Goth, after long and pain.
- ri Illness, Joshua Cross, In the slth year Of bis
age, formerly OF Govanstown. this county.
wAkFIELD.-oa March Goth. after long and
painfal illness, Mrs. Alithea warGeld, In tho
6pth year of her age
iASrE.-At Govanstown. BALTIC. county, on 25th
inst, Maurice ilicroninius TASTE. aged . years
months and II days, son Of Charles NJ. and
Emily J. waste.
OAkDNER.-At the residence Of her uncle JOS
X. Marston. Lutherville, this county, on March
2ith, Fannie 4. Gardner.
PURSELL.-M Thistle Factory. this county.
March I'D, Thomas Purncll.
kELBAUGH.-Near Hampstead. Carroll county.
en- March 18th. John kelbaugh. aged 81 years,
months aud 10 days.
MccAULEY.-on March Goth, Harriet l.. Nc
Cauley, in the 10th year 0: her age. wife Of John
W. McCauley.
sllIPLEY.-At Parkton, this county, Of pneu.
monia. Grace. aged years and % days. young
est child Of Charles W. and Lizzie Shipiey.
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5r0-As usual the editor Of the Journal, old hen
like frui,sssIy ha,ched for two weeks over little
squib In THE UNION which said, THE State Nor
NAL School must be on wheels-its head may be
seen anywhere between Lafayette Square. Balti-
more, and Key West, Florida" lie character
lies this as che blacklist malisnity," and, like
the mule cared brayer Of the Clerks Office. who
drsgs the dead from their resting place, he as
heartlessly alludes to a lady member Of the Pro-
fessor'sfzmiiy to poison the aimiess arrow OF wit,
Perhaps the "phiiillOO' wants his portrait over
the door Of this "tsmpls Of learning" with copy
Of bis 18th district resolution In one hand and his
able "dsfense" Of the State Normal school on
wheels In the other.
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Ie0-The "organ" las, week under tho whip Of
lis tnas.er. published the fofloringi

gsHr-The "organ" last week, under tho whip Of
It's master, published the following;
The Clerk Of Carroll county, out Of the total rs-
eeipts for the same year Of 81, $685., paid into
the State Treasury Sl,oi2od, or S591 % more than
Baltimore county did out Of total receipts amount
ing TO nearly Sls.000O0. But they do not ad
veFtise for competitive examinations In order 10
get a competent Clerk in Carroll county. Econ-
omy and reform IL not boasted about 10 Carroll"
Editorial colsHHs' Baifo Co. taioH." FEB %, IS.
find by an examination Of tho reports Of tho
Comptroller Of the Treasury that John II. Long
necker, late Clerk of this county, paid into the
Treasury on account of excess 81 fees for year
ending Dec. !, 1864 the sum Of S37.sl, not one.
sixteenth part a much as I paid, In the year
selected by his sons, now controlling THE USIoS,
for publication.
have not one word TO say against the charae-
ter 0f tho latS Clerk for honesty or capacity but
II TnE UNIoS intended TO "iasiAnafe" anything
against my honesty or capacity, will u explain
the difference between the late John H. Lon neeksr
and myself in reference 90 these two years ad-
ministrstion Of the same Officer W. VI. Isaac.
Thcinvcntor Of tho double acting self iubricating
competitive examination machine, better known
the corpse hunter. found In the records Of egh.
teen years ago tina, the late John II. Longnecker
made report to the Comptroller for 1864, his
Grst year in Office.
The ComPiroller's repor; for 1850 the model
Clerks first year In oicej contains the following
wv. NJ. Isaac,
Clerk Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
NoTF.-NO rcport
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&s-A Washington correspondent Gays the
PostoHiee Department is TO have a room sci apart
as 4 museum for the accumulated euriosities Of
the Dead Letter oGisc that have come from every
cline and country. The Dead Letter Office has a
national reputation, AMI many persons visit il
daily. The clerks have been compelled to waste
80 much time in showing the visitor. through tho
Office, and ia explaining TO them the objects Of
interest," that IL has becn found necessary to con
ttruct q museum at the entrance Of the Office
where these eurosities will be exhibited in glass
cases. An elderly lady will be placed In charge
OF the room, and no Rlinittance to the Office will
be allowed 20 visitors In the future. Among the
collection Of odd things to be seen he-c is hu
man car. wedding ring, AMI snake Which was
alive when Il arrived a, the Office. AMI upon the
package being opened jumped out and frightened
the clerks by running over the Door.
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ze-l,oss Isaaetriss to sneak out ofbeins nailed
10 his own fAlsshOod when he says the question
"What IL your opinion Of the examinations p was
ucNcr asAru ~ ntu uU unDiufuingty says
what 10 not true when be asserts that THE UNIoS
partially admits its s,Atsmsn, va. false. We
repeat, be asked the question, and challenge the
denial, with the promise that We will give s25 to
any charitable object which may be selected
whenever the denial Is produced 10 the form We
proposed. No matter to US what deposition may
DO made Of the money. Our credit aud standing
In Towsontown and elsewhere IL a. high as the
"Modsl" Clerks. We do no, "rcll in wealth."
and We may be poor, but we hope we are honest.
We have no record to our name Of having col.
iee,ed money belonging to others and no, turn.
Ing IL over TO them. caa Boss Isaac say NJ much
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

wARKRcons or Esrrr 0RaAN. wgBgR, HAISEsl
AND FIscHER PiASos, Is y. CHARLES ST.,
BALTIMORE. March I. lss3. J
Having severed my connection with the Stein
way Agency, aad connected myself with Me.rs.
Sanders A Ssayman, I shall be glad 90 receive
your orders for tuning aud repairing pianos and
organs, ai the latter place, No. IS ". Charles ST.
Satisfactory work At reasonable prices guaranteed.
7. d. GAMBRILL,
Tuner and Repaircr.
In referring TO the above card. We beg leave 20
say that shall be pleased 10 receive the orders
OF Mr.. 0ambrill's former patrons, and will guar-
antee that they shall receive the most careful and
prompt attention. SANDERS A sTAYMAN.
March lin.
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DUBf.TC SALE

VALUABLE STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS.
STORE GOODS. HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.
The undersigned will sell at public sale. at hi.
mill aud store. at Manisa. eth district. on
M< THesdny. Sd doyef iprii lss3.nA
0W&1 at ! o'clock 7. NJ, sharp. Un
Ca. The following Property, via: .sN~N
2 LARGE FINE MULES. O. yrs. old; I BROW =
HORSE. yrs old. works anywhere aud good
driver; l THOROUGHBRED MARE, works and
drives well; heavy two.horsc No. I Spring Wa
gon with Cover, light two horse Spring Wagon,
J one horse Spring Wagon. all in good order; !
Buggy. Sulky, Jumps Jaeger. in good
order; sets Express Harness. set Lead iiar-
ness, set Plow Harness. Brides, IIaltcrs sets
Checks. Lead Line for horses. Butt and Breast
Chains. Cow Chains. Spreaders, Jockey Sticks.
good Log Chain. Davis Drag. ! good Cutting Box.
! Corn Shelter. Shovcs, Hoes, Forks, Rakes, Mat
toeks, lot Of Empty Barrels and boxes. &c. Also,
10 bushels White Russian Oats, ~ Hives Bees lot
Empty Hives, IS Grain Sacks. Also. his entire
stock 81 STORE GOODS. such as Dry Goods. No
tions, Drugs Hardware. crockeryw ware, Boots and
Shoes, Counter Scales. Weights aud Measures Of
all kinds. and many other things kept in n eoun-
Try store. Dbl. Pure Cider vineg Jar, lot Small
Seed. Early Rose and Burbank Potatoes, House.
bold and Kitchen Furniture, Latrobe Stove, good
as new; good Coal Stoves. and many other arti-
eles not necessary 60 mention.
Jess- IL the Store Goods are not all sold on the
above day Of sale the sale will be continued at night
until NIL are sold.
TERMS OFSALE.-All sums Of $40 and under.
cash; on all Gums over $40 q credit of months
will be given, purchasers giving notes with APP
proved security. bearing interest from day of sale
NO goods TO be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with. WILLIAM T. cox.
GEO. W. JORDAN, Auetionoer. tMeh.2i-is.
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eB-Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, at
their residence in New York, Tuesday evening,
gave the mos, briIlian, entertainment ever given
In this country, al cost. Il Is said closely Ap-
prOzimating 100000. The N. Y. San says the
host and hostess were "bsset with beggars for in
yitAlions 20 the ball"
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New Advertisements.
CUPPLEMEXTAL PUBLIC SALE

So extensive vas the list Of Personal Property
at my sale 22l int. that Il was 40, completed.
Additional articles. consisting of Stock. lmple.
mcnts, Proycnicr, Furniture, &C., will be brought
fFcm Sweet Air farm to my place On Philadelphia
turnpike. near Big Gunpowdor Bridge. and sold
Tuesday. AprH -. lsS3. at I =. " Suns Of
SiO and under, cash over that amount months
credit. GEORGE MORRISON.
y. ". BRIAN, Auctionecr. Mch.3l---ts.
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Jcs Prominent capitalists Of Baltimore city
intend baiiiiug a hotel at Pen-Mar. one Of the
spurs Of South Mountain. overlooking the valley
and Immediately on the line Of the Western Mary
land railroad. The Assistant Engineer Of the
railroad company is now constructing carriage
road from Pen Mar Station, a distance Of little
more than quarter u mile to the site Of the
new hotel. This site has long been selected by
President Hood FOR the purpose.
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Eo-Tho Hartford county Democracy appears to
be a uni, Tor Hon. Henry ". Archer for Cover
nor ba, he takes very little interss, In the mat
ter and IL is doubtful whether he would accept .
nomination. Mr. Archer Is n remarkably we'll
preserved man Of abou, 20 years Of age. possesses
large wealth and an unblemishsi character. lie
was aa Olj.lns Wing bu, since the war his lot ha,
been cast with tho Democrats.
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SMERIFF-S LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice to Merchants, Traders and
Others.

A IL persons and bodies corporate or polite, In
"A Baltimore county. who are or shall be cxcr.
cising any business, or shall be doing any act or
thing, or shall be in the occupation Of any house
place for any purpose Tor which license Is made
necessary by the laws of Maryland. are hereby
warned 20 obtain q License or renew the same,
On or Jciors ths drsi Of Nay. 1885,
under the penalty prescribed by said laws for the
infraction thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following re-
quiremcnts Of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount to be paid by traders for a license,
thc amount OF stock at the principal season Of sale
to be given under oath.) l. rs follows;
If the applicants stock in trade does not cx-
,.cl Al nnn z 10 an
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Ss-0ar adipO'e friend Of the Journal says he
congratulated his Boss on his prospects for long
life and the Boss replied "0h that does not fol-
low as matter Of course; none Of them (the aunts
and uneles Of the BO'sl were ever bs-dsviled BY a
LOngneeksr" The vampires Of = guilty con.
science the te-devilsrs Of the troubled soul Of
ahn a.nln nnrni CInrL
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sa-iIarford county Democrats are agita.ing
the abolition Of the Crawford county system Of
making party nominations. Those who oppose
this system say itisv very damaging to tho party
and tina, through Il inferior nominations arc often
forced upon the party by the aid Of opposition
votes. Many prsminsn, Democrats favor the sys-
ten and will oppose Its repeal BY the Executive
Committee.
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s,S-N. l.. Dukes, a msmber-slect Of the Penn
syivania Legislature. who was recently tried for
the murder Of Capt Mutt At Union,own, Faystte
county. ha, written a letter to the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. declining to accept the
sea, To which he had been elected. A new cleo.
ton will be held 20 OH the vacancy.