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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

@ Attention 10 called 10 lha ADVERTISEMENT
OF Mr.. Kane Shields 10 snnther column, who
Ia acknowledged AS ono among the most &c
oompiished decorative Ar'istsin the oun.
/ y. He keeps full stock 81 al goods IN
his line, which he offers a. Wholesale and
retail He gives special attention to mouse
DECORATION. The HERALD Can assure lie
readers that Mr.. Snieids 10 reliable eno
prompt in all his business engagements,
and aa one with whom it IL always pleas
nre 10 transpct hiiainess.
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Poison Oak
SPABr.RBURa, g. o.. March 10. 1884
Your most v'luatls medicine tS~ift's Sps.
oificl has done me 90 much good that feel
ike saving this for the benefit Of those who
suffer ike did. I was poisoned by poison
oak, and saw uot we'll day for six years,
until I used swift's Specific. La the
SIX years used almost every kind OF medi.
cine, but none hsd the desired effect. After
using six bottles Of Swift's Specific am 70.
stor ed 10 perfect hsslth-wi h not sign Of
that awful poison leftl Yours truly.
DAVID NKsBIrr.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed
free.
Tup SWIFT srEcivTo COMPANY, Drawer g.
Atlanta, Georgia
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prsys for q division Of tho com N usi,y
S, .ss "a tue SSS''o1y OF 'hs s,o,s s'
Several wseks ago Cole became 30 VIC.
lsnt thst he YES ssr4sst 90 y warrant
10 keep the pcsce, but bling unable 10 alive
bond, no was lodged ia jail, whore hs " a,
prslsnt,
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Nm. MArsbs Cole flied her petition In
ehe district ccu't yesterday P,syins ior .
TSoV VsFo married on the 20th os AuRuse,
lGoo and lived together - husoaod ana
NM 0usll ccmstsme she pvesent yer. 9oe
Ullogu Inst ~ ,hrr>ts-ed 70 hui hse. bhe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

Something that wIl quiet the nerves,
give strength to the body, induce rrI,e n
and purity and brighten the complexion,
Il what many persons would be very. glad
to obtain. Carriers Iron. Pills are made for
exactly this class Of troubles, and are re-
marksbly successful In accomplishing the
ends desired - named above. They are
useful for both men and women. Bold oy
druggists. Price 50 cents box. Bee adver'
tieelu ant.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.

Mrs. Jennie San eg was Granted q
divorce Yesterday ira thu distric. court from
her hu ba Il Augu't 9ant,g. Tnry w're
rhsrrled the 10 p OF Narcn 1877, snd after
course OF cruel t'ea mens abandoned her
Oh the ION Of Oclpb 1893
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lyon suffer with sick hesiaohs, 90 y
asnlptlnn, q zEipse,, e0ur stomach, or bll
lious sttscks, Hmofy's Littls Csth.rro
pills will ieliave you so regulator OF the
bowsls they hay. no eqnsl; very small, one
10 three q dOae--i5 o.
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Thrown FROM nIs BuGaY.

A man in 8 buggy dnYin. down Msin
greet at John 9ilpin speed Yesterday alter.
noon, IN turning in'o Martin street. ell ou
and sustained as we're jltiug, suma by
s.andeis caught iha hOrsH aud prevented
the vehicle from being wrecked. The namo
OF the party WIS not l.rr1ed.
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Cool Beer

Cool Beer. =
The finest and most elegant beer esloon
In the city Is that OF Messrs. Croz''r q
Bohny, corner Of Main and Poydras
streets. They keep elegant liquors snd
wines and the finest cigars in the city.
Their beer has none superior to Il in the
south In the excellence OF its quality, IN its
fye, hness and GOODNESS. They seli mary
barrels every day. consequently they al.
ways have 1t iresh. They offer q reward OF
$25 10 anv person who ever drank a stale
fst, warm glass Of beer In their house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

Everybody wuo trs laats Cav Fort snoT'
Gentleman GupN Rlntler an and wher'
De can DO found ehind the bar OF NE
Local Option, nes deuot. UneSceptcn,'
h,a iionor and onurraonA attsnd.ncs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

To the wholesale and retad trade W. oiier
extra Inducements. Try US. Il Bauman's'
7O6 Elm street, Dallas. Texss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

Attention Is oslieo to the advertisement
of Bruceline In another column, said 10 De
the greatest and most perfect hair res orsr
aver discovered. Don't fail to read the ad-
vertieement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

For gas fitting, Plumbing ard sewer con
nections and all kind Of pump repairing,
call on B w Began, No. 8 Sycamore street
in rear Of Al-ton's
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Van. co,vor, 8 Co., M,xes Paints

Having bern appoini ed sale asent ior
this vell-knoSn aud reliable paint hm
prepared to supply consumers and me
tradA nt manufac urers' prfces This pain
has been extensively used In this state tor
over fi,een years and has given universal
satisfaction. The company authorizes me
TO guarantee every gallon sold
4. SsIHLDs.
Dealer In window and plat gas, wall
paper, window shades. etc 633 Elm rect.
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rHRouaH TRAINS RESUMED.

From and after to-day passenger trains
will run through from Li'ile Rock IN Mem.
phis the same ss befie the high waters. and
make close connection with all trains out
OF Memphis for east IN and southeastern
cities. giving tins route its accustomed ad.
vantage In time over competing lines.
Ask for tickets nv the " smpH's route.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

P0nd'a Extract, tss ugafyeleus vegetable
pain destroyer, nss q c,rser III SORRY years
"a a standard medium. 10 has made great
rnnnlrtinn. rfN ~
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A Bargain I'm Lind.
OgrreOO acres Of fine land, located In
Jones county, north Of Abilene aud fcu'
miles vest Of county ssat, known - Hsr-
rison county sShooi lands located 1850
With Iastius water the dryest seasons Pes
ant mica 40 SO. Jas r lRIoN,
O.srton, Tex.
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pur,ctt,s Cocoaino

Burnctt's Cocoaino
soften's the hair when harsh and dry.
500 hes the irritsted scalp. Affords me
richest lustre. Prevents the hair from FAIL
ing 1T. Promotes its healthy. vigorous
Crowth
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Frank E. Mum. sigo, painter S9 Nsp e.
Gle * 4: rlGa 1ros ~ ''''st,
ants It's temper sry retreat. it, new hall
WILDE large enough to allow elbow room
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The MAY bioss m. isrsoss-, psnsJ are
III. hats for ch,lir.n at 3 u~sn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

II tho cattle men Of Texas wish TO have
good time this year they must che~
'Sprfnr" tonsrco
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

"Hackmetsck," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price Is and 30 eents Sold by
\ M. House Dailta
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

"Fi.s rendered my daughter deaf. dumb
aid pnrslyztd; Samaritan Neryinc cured
her" Poser Rose, aprIngwAier, VIE. 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

TIE Raw. Geo. q. Thsyer. Of Bourbon,
Ind, sayp: "Both nyselt and wife owe our
Iiveo 70 Bhiloh's Consumption Cure." Bold
~ J. n Houoo, Dsllss-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

That hacking cough can DO 20 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee IL.
Sold By W. q. Patterson d Co.. drusFtHs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

A nasal injector free with esoh bottle q
6hiloh's Oatarrb Remedy. Price 80 cents
Sold by ]. n House, Dslias.
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fR,s,n HAN .ss','s Er.c snnlh. l


The greatest lttlc fsliri offered he pub
lie OF tho present rge IN the way of meti
cine Is evidently Smiths Biz BeAos; not
little Ia their silects bui only am ~ aud
convenient and cheap as o. 'ha doe, va "A
truly gFoHt and commanding fleet. Aud
then ID" public can hays ihu absolute GER
tainiy tia. this remedy precisely Nnat 10
purpOfia ~ b. with 40 sort NJ hunnugfory
o. olap.tnp about 80; 30 at lesbi W X oH,
rad c6n Anc do rtonfnmend. We ufVr
known tho snthor Of this medicine nj be
HE. and know o. his education end qusnil-
cation aud practical experience q The dru {
lna. aud know shat what be snv he me.n'a
and 10 IN every way too honorable ~ q 900
much a r gentle man "a humhup or iriur
the public i1r any O. sdcrntion--eyed u be-
ud. His Ri Bans IRE . grand Nrd
unique d soovery, and of r 81 unusual end
even remarkable remedy in n dis rfrru
and dassngem rosultug from liver
out Of order. ana they ge maus. 20 try
the Bio berns When you tel Il w u iu euy
way, 70 will not W Sny ~ - tnfm You, nut
do you good every Tine. Fvi sale ~ all
druggist.
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Hsnokercnisis ne i.z - q, grapes enn
co,ored Illusions. A fu,i Hive a. Bsumsns'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

Lsdies. you cit 40 sci. ~ -se the styles
~ B-uman'e.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

Main Street Entrance rs,
To the Clear Lake saloon rs through Eu'
Martins iiverv ~shis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24
There 70 secret dnout
Mexican Female Remedy

Which ill ladies should know. Bee our
Circular at vonr drneeist.
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o.s.ssh rIan... rips aaa French
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24
srxrY.FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE

l. %. d. r..
Sealed proposals will be received and
oper ed on the oath instant at the Poord OF
Trade, and the Demonico rest. ursnt for
beer, cigar, lemonade, ice cream and lunch
stands. respectively, at Shady View park,
on the oocssicu OF the Odd Fellows' picnic
on the Goth instant.
r. II. PURpY,
A. II. LIVING TON,
Committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

Cow Ponies Tor Sale a..
FUZZY good co~ ,nies tor sale BY the
Texas \ Mexican l. md q Investment CON-
raux ia NAN s-rset
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win you suffer with dyrpepsis and liver
complaint9 shiloh's Vitelsxer Ia gnaran'
teed 10 cure Won SoId nv VI. hous'
DALAI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

White Embroidered Suits and Ladies'
Underwear.
At Baumap'p.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-24

shiloh's Cough ana consumption Cure Is
sold BY us or guarantee. II cures CON
n ,,,;oo S>fS 49, ~ ,-aa Nsilss1
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rlrE.PnooF purLpiSo.

aroand wss broken yesterday by the con-
tractors FOR tho erection "a the fire proof
onilning Tor the dlslrict aud county oler y
eiiloes IN tho son h-sst CORNER Of The onnrl-
hDuse yard Tbs foundation will he lsid
today. The building viii b. " bg o. 'oel,
LH0 stories hiRh, sal u gtone. A. llitla
wood ~ posFinlH will DO n,,d In its oln.
slTnoIion, aud Will be made up Tor toe mos,
part of,tOno ana iron. l. viii he connto'sd
With tho main hu,ldisy nv an iron bride,
and is 70 BIO completed ny tao let OF Augas..
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J.. l.. Williams
Has sold drugs Ia Dallas longer than q
other man. he will not be Ten Ia ths al
90 and 80 bsm-
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The Galveston News cigar tor sale OF
! 4. Wrrtrsw' brr, sto re.
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The Lsdi.s' Furn,shirg 8 uss-com-
plsse Inject susts - svesye9dy, q Sen-
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The prrpfses'vo merchant tailor II today
IL Rn srtiat Be Is ~ sseutirl iec or Of 90.
olsGy. The ftlininp influences : his vnoa-
ton Ia acknowledge by the oivilissd world.
In the vanguard o. pvnErrs6 ort 80
excellence In Iris dsper nt ni clfum' zee,
we u0hni : ouslv accord D1npla-s Brt. tho
honor Of fret p1giti1n Ia this lre-i, sts'e-
doctors OF divtBt doGlor- Of lag. doc ore
& medicne-mefchant prirOs nj mer
chants hO are not princes-tne1 ~ rncioiy
and me ofthe world. a & IN fsct, eve y
men who IL ambitious 10 appear M NJ beht
., donning ia-hi91Abls sPpar.l are oord .s''
~ invited 70 inspsc the finest GOODS ever
de played bg aty similar hnuse OF the grt e.
cities @. this county. The cpterpii- u
trm we allude 10 will be happy e. antici-
pate your most exno'iug requirements nud
guarantee /, sou satisfaction IA III re- psc's.
rheir prices are as low ~ frst-cIsss work
will 90 nit of. Iniond,ng purchasers and
visitors generally are especial requested
TO visit 'heir elegant and complete estan-
lishment, and by placing your orders With
them our word tor it--yon will never re-
FRET heeding this odvice but rather thank
IA for iutr0duc ny you To theee pmineut
gentlemen aud masters Of ar. Dlugl las
Bros. 703 Main sirsst Dallas. Texas.
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AUCTION SALE kxTRAURDINARY.

AUCIION SALE INSTRUMENTATION
In the store formerly occupied BY o H.
Edwards, fac line Of diamonds gold and
knives, forks and spoons. Sales every day
and night until all are soid. Call and zee
the 0ooda
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Oloves, Lace asd Ribbons- f'riss fhsm
A Bsumss
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County Judge Dallas couI
nND or rnE SEASON.

Ladies' approve Of your smoking "LisM
Takav
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Missouri racific.
70 1902. 81 Louis Expriss (dsiiy). 80. $50 n m
a. lgl AGc1mmoda la (cS. sunday. .Tl5 NJ
No 49, has mo IN "ennr B. 81. LOUIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
TIE SlLE on MArp &

When Tn TRmuNE ON Monday published
the exclusive intelligence that Nj. Vanderbilt
had decided 10 sell Maud S.. owners Of mst
offers al over the country were Hiuilrd II
would have amafcd them lcss II hp had
mndo np his mind tu dmrour of his tirth.
ave. mansion. That the owner of the nr,lcat
and mont llmouA ot horses that can be- driven
~ harness should be- willing Ia part with dis
matrhlc.-, this really unique piece ol property,
made them almost brcalhcss with surprise
But Mr.. Vanderbilt has reached the philosophi-
cal pcriod i'm life when even the possesIiOn of the
"Qucen of the 1rotIng Turf becomes vanity
and vexation of spirit. He is rich enough
to afford the luxury OF peace and quiet and
when he takes his daily drives for health and
recreation, he doesn't wish that either he or the
animal that whirls him over the road shall be
looked at as a passing show.
Ii is given To few men to own a horse that
can draw Ky mile in 2:11 or less Still
fewer men have the philosophy that's ready to
sacrifice the possession of so rare treasure for
the sake Of placid hours 1t was long ago
known that great riches bring with them ne
culIar anxetics and Affections. Until Mr.. Van
derbit announced his intention of putting
away from him his matchless mare, il was not
widely understood that to keep and drive
the best of all trottcrs might also prove burden
TOO heavy to be borne. But every man of feel
ing will sympathize with the afflicted million
nalrc, and will hope that his remuneration of the
mare will secure to him that calm and ease for
which he is 50 anxious.
And every man of Intelligence and integrity
North, SOUTH East and West, who knows a trot-
ting horse from truckman's drudge, will re-
iolce that as Mr. Vanderbilt feels compelled TO
Robert Bonner. Mr. Bonner has done more for
the development of an intelligent, reasonable in
terest in the best type of The American trotter
than any other man living or dead. The most
satisfactory feature of his devotion to fast
horses is that it is wholly free from tant of GAIN
bling or speculation. lie has not bought or bred
trotters to win pools or to- sell them. again
AT fancy prices, far above their real worth
His influence on everything connected with tho
improvement Of American horses has been
wholesome and salutary. I'm his hands Maud :.
will be treated as becomes queen guong
quadrupeds, and the public will be treated gen.
erously too Mr. Bonner will make no matches
and will tr0t no races. But he will give the tens
of thousands of admirers of Maud 5. chance TO
to see what the best trotter the world has yet
seen can do under the most favorable circum.
stances. There will be no jockeying or trick
cry, no attempt to use the mare az money
getting machine, or to mislead the public as to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

action or Mr.. Blaine as Speaker. Even that "
not true. but lift were, il involves noact oil ON
cial misconduct or improperly. II - chart'"
that Mr. Blaine showed Willingness to use MS
official power for private gain and NAV Is l,ot
truc But il is not even alleged that lac ever "''
50 use his power.
Wcl Govorpor Cleveland did, before the
whole world to the great iuuIy of Che city ana
dis,,oco If tl,c STATE of New York, and is now
cnioviug the personal benefit which ne cor
,untly secured by shielding Thompson ana
Dnyidsnn. He vetoed the bill onsling Ihomp-
son from nm Office which HAD been Nv h'nP-
son abused and prostitutcd. and Governor
Cleveland did This in order to secure the votes
of Thompsons ring for his, Clcvclards n"mi-
milton to the Presidency. lie refused to CON
slider formal charges against Davidson, the
Sheriff who had been indicted for corruption,
and he thus refused Ia do his duty, ANA dlsre-
eardcd his official obligation, and betrayed the
interests Of the people in order to secure the
Votes of Davidsons ring 10 nominate nm Tor
President These were not inchoate suggestions
of wrong doing; they were completed acts.
The Governor prustitutcd his high office for his
own private advantage. lie secured the hphl-
nation for the Presidency bv making his oIhre m
instrument for the protection ni Official pun
drtrfs lie now enjoys tho distinction 0f
candidate af the Presidency 90 the fhit ni Those
oprn aud rhamafn acts of olllrihl wrong doing
Say rather Il Is HE Disgrace t6 la the iitht can
didale for the Presidency Who even attained llht
position by selling himself a. orllrlal plundrieis
Put that before the people as the " one over
Wheming issue il y0n dare, Messrs, Demo-
Gratis Rest assured that the people VIII not
answer in uncertain tones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
BoITgR NOTHING ITS BoLT.

We lately ventured the prediction that before
the campaign was over The Nelr- iork EreHinG
Post would bolt its bolt. And it certainly does
look nj this writing as if the prediction was ia
be made good Several weeks ago The Post
boltcd portion of its bolt. 1t bolted Tam
many Hall, and its zeal urged the rest of ITS
party TO bolt it, Now it cvinccs determine
ton TO bolt two of the chief officers of its party
National Committee. On Saturday in the
course of an article on Mr.. Daycnports history
of the Morcy forgery it expressed itself as fol-
lows:
It &. to be hoped that measures will no longer be dc
frrred bring the guilty parties to punishment some
body has committed atrocisus crime. The facts arc
susceptible Of proof Mr.. Davenport has done good
piece OF work although he has been rather tariy I'm
making the results known Let him forward now aud
c,npctct by prosecuting IIadley, Baruum, or Price
or somebody in the courts OF justice. II anybody
pleads tie statute Of limitations we shall know where
the presuuptivc evidence of guilt lies.
The Bainum spoken of by The Post rs fit
candidate for arrest for the commission Of an
atrooious crime" is William II. Barnum, OF
Connecticut, chairman of the Democratic Ma
tIonal Committee. and therefore chief manager
of Grover Cleycland's campaign for administra-
tive reform The Price spoken of by The Post
a. another III candidate for arrest for the COM
mission of "an atrocious crime" is w. NJ.
Price of Maryland, who was at that time chair
man of the Democratic Committee of that State.
The Post has not got around yet to boiling
Clcyclaud-but then it can claim that it has
been the cause of much boiling Of him. Its de
fence Of him is to be regarded as a capital cam
paieu documcnt-for the other side.
Verify Che supporters Of Democracy are well
entitled to the pity of every generous heart
these days Their candidate for the Presidency
is growing weaker the better he is known. He
drgcucratcs on acquaintance. The platform ON
which he il running has the same influence upon
his prospects ~ a milestone about the neck has
on the prospect, of swimmer. And Hendricks
renders the same sort of inverted assistance
A if these misiortuues were not enough to
fin the Gun of Democracy for one campaign their
National Committee is now shown on testimony
that cannot bee contradctcd to be Differed by
men who i'm 1850 were concerned in the COM
mission of "an. atroclous crime against the
people.
Nevertheless. if The Iogt is asked what it
is doing i'm such crowd it slilcns its back and
answers "Oh. we are working for admins
tlatiyc reform Droll, isn't 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

writer in Sundays Herald advocates, over the sigma
ture Of John Dan ell surface railroad In Broadway lie
writes: "Of IN all such cases there will be found
fos n who jects. jut here aud there lunate
IL found who dc ares Is -Oing TO vote tor lline
Let US have Broadway rad, and II tho corpor
aors lin II ces AIRY sOsthe tho itching palms OF the
athers stand UPON the order OF doing IT, but do II,
on TIC principle that IN order to do great right do
litle wrous' 'The affair cries haste anl the affair In
this Ia +. ancs is OF mucl more consequences tnal the
bribery" o. course ths un6ushiny advocate Of br0ery
is oil the unacs wac going 10 vote for
Blaine He Is doubtless ludepen lcni, too pure 10
yots for anybody except tho immaculate Governor OF
Hew-York
General Buffers course at the Democratic convention
gave hun great vantage, bOth Ia arsuAeht 'hu souoh
over Que of tRe who now conspicuous o. ohtes'
ana no made tAs noa use Of 1t IN his e'tefi IL was
due to myse" says General Buler mot to adopt inc
course wnion certain pure-mnd'd ID, and uprisai and
highly moral 30 oans deem II proper " pursue To take
pat In tao proceedings OF oonY nloh 10 It's end' ana
then without giving any Ice to anybody aud without
refuse 20 support s doisgA' Mr. curtis Will
doubtless take what comfort he can the argument mat
"a .neer from such source becomes tribate sul,
nevertheless Nv will be reminded onee more sAat he peS