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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-03

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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-03

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SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
MILLINERY
TO
Nine. Rosa Reynoir,

No. 3 CHARTEEs ct. NEW OKLEAxs
Her stock is fhe largest aud nos, Fash.
iouaJie in tbs city and having bern select.
ed 10y her personally and bought at Fac,o-
nee IN Cash she sells The most stylish
good, al uuHpuslIy Is,x prices.
Ordcrs promptly fi3ied and goods cheer.
fully exchanged Shen MOI entirely salts.
factory. Best quality Of Berlin ZEPHYR 9
cents per ounce delivered free Of postage.
Oct lZ-Gm
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-03

Fine Stock Of writing paper, En-
veiope.. Birthday and Easter Cards.
seaside and Lovclrs Libraries
Evans Standard ; cent Music Lists.
furnished on application. Postage
stamps received for goods. Lady +
Fashion Books Of all kinds.
March - 3m
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The Latest Revelations.

Rev. Geo. II Ball of BatfalO, has written
an open letter to Rev. ID. II Muller, d. d.,
of Cleveland, under date of Sept l6, 1884
in which he states that the Halpin case was
not solitary. Well authenticated facts con-
meet Cleveland with acts which re most
scandalous. DIR. Ball says these allegations
do not rest on rumOrs, hearsay or second
hand statements, but upon testimony of men
and women who are personally cognizant of
the facts, and facts are stated which Rev.
DIR. Ball says are vOuched for ''bv several
respectable witnesses who are ready to
appear and testify in court when properly
called No additional evidence is required
in New England to prove the moral UNIV rthi-
ness of Governor Cleveland for the high off
cial position to which he aspires. Col Cod
man in his letter alluded ''to a single fault
that he (Cleveland) is known to have commit
ted" This recent letter to Rev. DIR. Muller
by Rev Geo. II. Ball disposes of this state
ment 1t is not a single fault. "a written
summary" saws Rev. DIR. Ball "of the
evidence has been reviewed by able counsel
and pronounced surprisingly full and conclu-
slve. Full thirty of the ministers of Buffalo,
after hearing the summary read do not hest
tate to pronounce him guilty of habtual
unchastity and intemperance" He is pro-
nOunced in this letter "a foe to virtue, an
enemy of the family, a snare to youth and
hostile to true womanhood." The letter has
been published in several Western news.
papers.
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Senator HOar Knows Blaine.
AND He PRoEoUSCEs THE LATTER's ACcUs-
Frs VILE SET OF PoLITICAL AssAssISs.
(Signed)
speech at Mallen. Mass, Sept. 10,

Speech at Mallen, Mass, Sept. 49,,
l agree with the Boston Advertiser that
the men who were pursuing James G. Blaine
in 1876 were one of the vilest sets of political
assassins that ever disgraced themselves in
this or any other country Applause. And
| am prepared TO endorse that sentiment
now, notwithstanding any recent accessions
to their numbers Cheers. Why, | know
the man. | have been in the same room
with him in the House of Representatives for
eight wears and in the Senate for two years
Applause. believe that the people of
1aine, when they pronounced their verdict
the other day knew the man. Loud ap-
plause. | believe that James A. Garfield
who had been his companion in public service
and made him secretary of state, knew the
man. | believe that the Governor of Maine
and the legislature of Maine who made him
senator knew the man. believe that the
Senate of the United States, of which for two
years he had been member, being exactly
one-half democrats, when, without hesitat-
ing voice, in confirming him for the first
executive Office in this country. knew the
man. Applause think these verdicts-
if any verdicts can amount to an acquttal-
are Mr. Blaine's acquittal on these charges.
Cheers Why, fellow citizens, don't the
american people know the ulHerence between
honesty and knavery? Applause Is there
ever to be an end to these charges if these
things do not make an end to them? On the
other hand, all that we know of Mr.. Cleve-
lands public character is that he has been
all his life plant and obedient follower of
the democratic party when they were in the
wrong. He has carefully avoided every
great issue in the solution of which the
American people have an interest. The
Union is, | think. safer with the men who
saved it than with those who sought to d :
stroy it. Liberty and equality are better
assured by the men who abolished slavery
than by those who tried to preserve it. And
the interests of the working-men of this
country are better aafeguarded by men who
helped to build up our mighty industries than
by those who seek to pull them down.
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has handed us written statement over his
own signature, of which we use only the
concluding pages, as the first are covered by
his statement above:
/ believe that every one (of the Belfast
iRvestors) has in my presence spoken in en-
phatic terms of approval of Mr.. Blaine's
conduct in the transaction. His representa-
tons were strictly true, excep. in this: He
said the corporation would issue to US bonds
to the amount paid after payment of each
$1,000. as I remember. This was our under
standing both with Mr.. Blaine and the cor.
poration But it was not done. l think we
had paid nearly if not quite all the assess
ments, before any of the bonds were issued
On writing TO Mr. Fisher about the delay in
the issue of the bonds he gave me reason
satisfactory at the time, but l do not now
recall what it was. There was no blame
attached TO Mr.. Blaine for the DELAY as it vas
the stipulation of the corporation to so issue
them. as have above stated. l have read all
the Muligan. Fisher Blaine letters, and fail
as vet to discover anything TO shake nv faith
in the entire honesty of Mr.. Blaine in the
transaction with us, residents of Belfast
The transaction was open, simple, straight
forward, and in the ordinary and approved
method of doing business. and in no way
merits the distorted transformation that the
malice of partisan spirit is giving it.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) PHILo HERsEY.
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The Philadelphia Press says: Last
evenings magnificent popular demonstra-
ton shows that Mr.. Blaine's strong hold
upon the people OF Philadelphia has
grown stronger and firmer with the lapse
of time, in spite of all the malignant false
hoods and a'rocious calumnies which his
enemies so industriously have circulated
against him. The poisoned arrows OF
malice have fallen short of the mark, and
Mr. Blaine is to-day the most popular and
hOnored of Americas sons. The fiood-tlde
of demonstrative enthusiasm which has
marked every step of his progress from
his home. and which flowed in an almost
uncomfortable current through our streets
last night furnishes unmistakable evil
dence of this tact. AS he moves onward,
from point to point, the same manifesto
tons of popular approval and applause
may be confidently expected"
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club
held meeting Tuesday evening and de-
cided by an overwhelming majority to
support Blaine and Logan. This meeting
was the first held by the club since the
Presidential candidates were nominated.
The club met before the republican con-
vention and sent a committee to Chicago,
which worked for the nomination of Sen
ator Edmunds. When the nominations
were made the officers delayed acting up
on them. Indirect efforts were made to
carry the club into opposition to Mr.
Blaine by making mere municipal club
of it, An indirect method was taken to
get the club committed to a resolution
opposed to any action in the Presidential
campaign, but it failed, and the endorse
ment OF Blaine and Logan followed. The
meeting Tuesday evening was very en-
thusastic and the place of meeting crowd
ed
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The Unitarian Review for September
puts the case very fairly and strongly when
it says: The cry, Anything to beat
Blaine' is the final resort of personal
spite or partisanship rather than judgment
or reliance on any principles. Indeed. it
Is hardly too severe to say that the sub
stance OF the whole campaign arguments
of the Independents might ne put in one
sentence: Principles are nothing, morals
are nothing. anything to beat Blame and
this includes, of course, resort to any of
the political methods OF intrigue. bribery,
bargain and sale which we have been so
long denouncing."
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Twenty-Five thousand men are building
ships in the United States, Twenty-Five
millions of dollars are the shipbuilders'
capital. Forty million dollars year is
the product. And in the transportation
trade-for our railway trains are also our
ships-we employ nearly 100000 peo-
pie, or half as many as in all our manu-
fixtures.
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Civil Service Commissioner Gregory
takes the view that. while government
clerks cannot be assessed or compelled in
any manner to contribute for political pur-
poses. it was the design of Congress that
they should have the same absolute free
dom in the enjoyment of their earnings
as is enjoyed by clerks In banks and bust
ness houses. This is undoubtedly, the
just view of the law. In accordance with
1t government clerk can neither be com.
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