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MISCELLANEOUS
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SUMMONS.

TN TIE DISTRICT COUNT or TEE
Il Third gaaiclAi Disexfea q Washington
feKxftoEy, holding terms &c Seattle N king
eoanfy, for ths eoazttes 81 King arA kltsap.
No. 4Ss1-orilia a Creswen, pl2,nti6 "a
Rufus u. crsswen snd z Z. Lnns. dsisBi
ants.
oanpasfn. nlsd In TIE county 81 King. 10
TIE once on he clefk Of said District Court.
TAs Csitea States Of Anaersea ssHd grssffsg
To Rufus u. cresssll and z Z. Long. de-
feniants.
Yoa are hsrsbyrsquirsd appear inan seton
hronght against yOa b The ahcvs named plain.
III, N ths pistrics Court Of tie Third Judicial
Distrist Of ths Territory Of Washington. hola.
Ing terms o. the city Of Sesstle, in the co1nty
Of King. fog the counties Of King md ktts&p,
and 30 snFEer the complaint 6ied therein,
within ssxsy days from the data 81 the hzst
publication o. this Summons or Judgment by
default VIII Be taken asAinss ySa. seoording
to the prayer of the complaint.
The said seton u oro1sht 30 obtain de-.
cree Of 6ivosee dissolving the bends Of matri-
mony existing bstween the plaintiff and the
defendant, Rufus u. Cresvell. aod Q fair al
vision 81 the property Of the said plaintiff
and the said defendant Ra-us n. Cresvell
and the esssOdy Of the children Of sid plain
til and oefendnnt kufuS u. Cresweil, awzrt3-
ed 70 plsintif. with suitable provision for
their maintenance and educatinn; and also to
ubtziu Q iecree that said defendant, =. Z.
Long. make such oonveysaees a. The Court
may direct. Of the property named In the
eompla nj, or any other property vnich he
holds In trust for said plaintiff and defendant,
Rufus n Creswsll. OF either Of EN-, and for
such and further relief as the plaintiff Is en-
titled 10 In the premises
Witness the Hon. Roger s. Greene, Judge Of
-, the said District Court. and the seal
skAL- thereof, this tn day Of April. A d.
r.~ps ar.vrv 49,
BY JAMES P. Ludlow, Deputy. sps
Mc6ilvFa 6 Blaine. attorneys sor plaintiff.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.
q. 3 LAND oFFIcI

Z. g LAND OFFICE
Olympia. w T. April Is 1855
The People o. the United States 70 George
Hudson, greetings
Yoz are hereby Summoned 20 appear
before n. 81 our ONCE In Olympia, W. t.
On Monday. May IS lisa q O'Clock >
N. % answer the complaint Of JAMES
II. C0I4MAN, ia. wko made homestead
entry No. 69o2 MarBh 10. lsSs. for the fol-
lowing ersctR. alleging that your timber
land cash entry No. Ss22. made March IA
1884. for the north half IN ~ OF northeast
quarter fNE IA Of section Is township -
north. range east W. n, was made upon
false and fraudulent proof that said land
10 Agricultural in character and not sub
jet 70 entry under said Act.
This hesring IL ordered by letter c OF
the honorable Com missioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Once. dated p bruary J. lsSa
10 determine the character OF the land
and the risthts OF the respective parties
thereto.
And u appearing 10 cur satisfaction that
the said George Hudson cannot Be served
personally. service q this summons win Be
made by publication, posting aud msilfnG.
according 60 rules Is and II Of practice In
q g. District Land Ofnees.
Witness CIR hands this day and seAr above
written.
yoHNF. CONVEY. Register
ap9am2i JAS. r HAYDEN, Receiver.
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Ira IEdians' logs, eca sn the nor1k
lately sold Al aadtfon. Thers wers three
million feet Of them, and shsy were sold
20 o. A. kiiiss o. 0eoutos 81 ESQ .
fh11aznd.
sannssy a Tozsr, Of Still ssser. Mic o.
sxisa that In thssr too Gangs their
tsasns made 1&S5 frfps. with an averaee
u 4T28 fest . t1t They think this -
shs bAreexs average ever mads on the 81
Groin vstsrs-
The Novelty Iron works, Of Dabuq1s.
Iowa, recently shipped SIX carloads OF
boilefs and niil machinery 70 parties N
Rat PoFsacs, CAnada. that was sold IN
competition WITH Canadian prices and
the ~ Per cent. duty.
Alderman Dsxar. Coansy Surveyor
Mitchell and A. Z. Cartier. Of LEding
ton, Mica, secured several million feet
Of hemioek logs the past winter along
the banks ST the Pere Marq1esse 10 Am-
Ger, RiraFt0a and Custer townships.
payinR s. 3 thousand delivered % the
bank.
Abont II 600 cords Of wood will be
driven down Carson river, Nevada, dur
ing the coming season. This Ia rboat
the average drive Of late years; bat
wien most Of the ore crushing in Storey
county vas done by steam mills, about
ls0U 90 cords we're sent down the stream
annually, bet nov the mills are run By
water.
The deliveries of lumber from Mon
tFsal yards on local building account
have been large since the opening of
spring. bat the export demand In Soath
America is net promising for the reason
that large sappliss are held at B1eHos
Ayres and Mentevideo. Boards by the
cargo for export are worth $I3 10 $3.50
thousand.
A man al Grantsbufg. On the st. Paul
4 Duluth Railroad, has contracted with
Glasgow (ScotlaDdl firm 20 get out q
quantity OF ship timber in that vicinity,
which viii be forwarded from Grants
bare 10 Dul7th BY rail, and shipped
down the lskes and 20 by way of Mon
tFeal 80 Scotland. The hrst shipment 10
soon 10 be made.
East Saginaw, Mich, Is 10 have q
building boom this season Architects
and builders predict that there will be
d greater nnmher of stTuoturea crested
this year than ever before in one ssasrp,
and involving IrsateT expenditure.
Cheap material, cheap labor, and abun,
dance Of idle capital Is lov interest are
encouraging men 20 build.
The Court 0feillss Indians, Chippewa
district, Wisconsin, cut the past season
As0, lbs logs, which scaled IS $50, ITO feet.
Daniel Mcdonald purchased 754z. $50
feet Of the total. aud Dobie 4 StFattsD
10 O06 80 feet. The operations Of the
Indians were under the supervision OF
W. ID. Stevens. Besides supplies fur
iaished she Indians, Mcdonald paid out
tki4.O01 for logs. and Dobie q Stratton
,s34 Oon.--Chieago Lunbermas.
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To al whom itmay Concern


0yrscn on THE CoLuMnIA AND PuarTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SkAFTLE VI. r., JULY y. fEz1 !
WHKRkAA By DEED BkARENG
w oate August 10 lS7x executed In par.
suRnce Of an ordinance approved August
- lsz& the city q seattle conveyed 70 TIE
seattle and Wslla WaiIa Railroad and
lands south of King street. IN said city o.
SeetflA IN. eloag. around and aboutEi lioi
bay. from extreme high % extreme low
tide and deep wMfer and,
Whereas TIE Legislative Assembly o.
tie Territory Of WAshineton, hy Al Aef
approved ScvemboF & lS73 ratlfied and
condrsned mid grant and conveysnce upon
certain conditions which have been fnily
Whereas. ssid Act a. the Iexssistlve
Assembly vested the fitie 81 said iands Ii
said Seattle and WaliA WaIia RAILROAD
and fAnsportation COMPANY. N Zee sim
Whsrsss, Ths Unissd state. hss asou,.
God in saia grant aad oonveyanes and
Whereae Tbs said Seattle and Waila
WAlle Railroad and Transportation Com
aid landz 70 the Columbia and Pn1e
SQUAD RaLiroad Company;
Nov. therefore, The aid Columbia and
rlzcf Sound keilread Company hsrsby
gives notice that Il claims the exclusive
ri*hf % occupg eaid lanas and % eracs
whsrscs and ofheF structures thereon.
and that al persons are hereby no<lfied q
80 $500 y Ia TAI 49, 1920 g sssssinz upe1
wrstinx. q said Colnnhia and Pnxes
oq.uaBIA 6 PUakTsouNDRRoo
sps Assistants supsrinsssdent
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SUMMONS.


n ERRIT0RY OF WASHINGTON.
u county Of King. S.
In Justices Court. G. A. Hill Justice OF
the Peace.
To Charles y. Clancy: You are hereby
nOtia-d that Eugene ID. SMITH has HE'D
9 complaint AGAINST you in said Court
whi>h will come on to be heard at my
efice. n Front street. in the city Of Seat
tie. King county. W. T.. on the ssh day Of
June. lisa ct the hour OF 10 o'clock .. me-
and unless you appear and then and there
answer, the same viii be taken as con
fessed and the demand Of the plaintiff
granted. The object and demand OF said
complaint IL thai yeu are alleged 20 have
become liable TO plaintiff on the 3th day
Ut August. 1884. for one-half CT the earn
ings OF q certain dapple gray stallion
named Prince, owned BY the plaintiff, and
kept and used by you for standing to
mares during the season OF 1884. UNDER
and by q verbal agreement entered into
by and bet ween you and the plaintiff, on
or about April LIST. 1881. whereby you were
to pay all the expenses OF keeping and
standing said horse, and 70 pay TO said
plaintiff one-han Of all the earnings Of
said horse during said season. in accord
Ance with which you are alleged TO haN Q
become liabl- 70 plaintiff in the sum Of
thrse hundred dollars for the recovery
Of viii b sum the said seton II brought.
Complaint fled May Is 1885.
G. A. HILL
Justice of the Peace.
Dated at Seattle. May Is 1855. II wtd
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Executors Notice.

TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON
i oeuaty OF KiRg. ~.
In the matter Of the estate Of Stephen
w. Ho ey, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given hat ell person.
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby required to present the same,
year after the firsf publication OF this no
tice. TO the under igned. execstor of the
last win and tesla nent Of said decreased,
at his place Of business. On Cherry "a eet,
near second. &C the Office sf the Pugei
Sound telegraph Company. In the city Of
Seattle. King county, Washington Terri
tory.
Dated Seattle. w. T.. Aprii !. fsss.
w. II. LI4EWELLYN.
Executor Of the last will aud tesfameni
Of Stephen w. Hoyey, deceased.
Eirss publication Of this notice, April 9,
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The old fashioned idea that ons
should never enter sick rocm with az
cnpty stomach Is true Quo. The gas
trio juice is not secFeted In an empty
stomach. IL Ia 0nly when food is taken
into the stomach aud digestion DOM,
nences that gastric jnice Is present. AL
germs are killed In coming in contact
with healthy gastric iHice; therefore a
full stomach fortifles one against con.
tracing contagious diseases. De Ha-
yeas Dyspepsia Cure is especially
adapted 20 act upon the digestive juices
Of the system and keeps them in pure
and natural condition. In this manner
IL ensures proper digestion and assimil.
alton OF the food. II never fails 70 ef.
feet cure In the most obstinate cases
Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. FIatulency
ard sickheadache. sample bottles free
q. A. b. STKwAHT's drug store.
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rsIEsi PILEsi rHLEsi
4 sURE cuAR FOUND AT LksT-N0 on
NKIn aIfKPRR

sukE CulK FoUNp AT LAsT-N0 oNE
NKKD SUFFER-.
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch.
Ing and liberated Piles has been dis.
covered by DR.. William Gan Indian
Rsmedyl, called DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. A single bax has cured
the worst ehronie cases Of Is or 80 years
standing. No one need suffer 1--WE min
mites afaer applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
menss and electuaries do more harm
than gcnd. Williams Indian Pile ONT
msInt absorbs the tumors. allays the in.
tense itching (particularly al night aft
o. getting warm In bed, acts as poul-
tice, gives instant relief. and Il prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private
parts. and for nothing else.
Head what the Hon. J.. n. Cofinberry
OF Cleveland says about DIR. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment: 81 have used
scores OF Pile Cures, and ID affords me
pleasure 10 say thai ! have never found
Anything uhiah gave suoh immediate
and permanent relief "a Or. williams
Indian Ointmsnt.s For sala by ali
druggists, and mailed en- receipt o.
pFhse--i. Sold by A. b Stewart seattle
kRAnrKn MzDruzNx Co, Prop'rs,
Cleveland, O.
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rive GID CResliEs VINO nAyE
BEAN EXCHANGING CIGAR srrBs
FuR sacur RgFogR.

aGood mornsn' Moike.n aThe top Nv
The nornin' 30 ye. Fht. May I ask how
did yon and The ould woman come on
last night Ihearn ye kicked mp divil
Az row.n -Bsdad, Moske, iuss look
al me an iidQs fer yiFself. whin l-ft
ye made ne way h,,sae By the friendly
aid oT tho lamp pests. an saein' all wus
dark In aud around the ould place,
cfept safely IN 81 the back way; but jiss
~ was erntnlatins lnesiif on me happy
90 lucky miss, down came the ould 40.
man On NE like 9 Esoasnnl on = jane
buR, and Knocked me- spachless. sMnr-
thefl nnnrtheff says /. Mary Q let Up.
sfe enid worthless ureteh.' SAYS she,
where's the bottle Of swamp Angels
Rheumatic Caro- siiis Sc forr aad ru
sAurs fhe angels woaid have had me
sfurs nos u haan't ghin her the stnti.
fe know Pai, she's Rlttin' moiahty
ssrippss since she's hin faktn' that mid
Gin Eaannest ron an ns, that swamp
Angels foifie, an behave Il n knock
fheamaiism cater q mississippi alssa-
tuFl Theirs one thina ahoaf il. Moike,
they du1t ELAINE ID uiii cure all the dis
asses nv the world, inike the ilher mid
einss hut they tell ne Swamp Angels
an Fheumatiam ars kitke whiskey an =
mans rasa1tn'-whiEl the ane's In thu
ather's out We jist thfy ID oHSt, Moike;
il eniY costs d dallAr. an II ye can't gif
II 81 sha dhFae sfhore. sind we're dollar
~ the 4 A. ri q. notwithstanding Cum-
pany, Seastie. Wxshington Territory.
an they'll sind 4 70 le. expriss paid. :
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SWAMP ANGELS
RHEUMATIC
CURE:

rs THE ONLY KNOWN sURE CURE
il for Rheumatism In all It's forma. In
forty-eight hours one bottle Of this won
derfui medicine will
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third Judicial District Ct the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms ct Sc
attic. In King county, for the counties Of
No. sfso-Cha ioste Il. Halter. plaintiff
". /. N. BiselovE, Emeline Bigeiow. Fred
Z. Sander, etepheR Carkeek. John Nicho
las and Charles v Ross defendants.
Complaint fled In the county az King.
II the once Of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
The United States Of AneTica sead ersstiag
To I. N. Bigelow. Emeline Biselow,
Fred Z. Sander, Stephen Carkeek. John
Nicholas and ChAs. v. Ress. defendants
You aie hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you By the above
named plaintiff In the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District o. the Terri
tory Of Washington, holding terms ct the
the counties OF King asd Kitsap. and to
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
llcafion OF this summons or Judgment by
default viii be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint
The said &C ion is brought to recover
the sum Of SOS. with interest thereon
from the l4th day OF Mar b, 1854. at the
rate OF one per cent. per month. and the
costs OF said action. including an sftor-
nays fee of $50. upon Q certain promis-
sorry mote made and delivered by defend
ant !. N. Bigelos to defendant Fred +.
Sander. on tho 18th day Of December,
1854 and to foreciose O certain morsg age
given on said 18th day Of December. lisa
@ the defendant Fred s. sander, by the
defendants I. N. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow, to secure the payment Of said
promissory note. upon the following de-
scribed resi- estate. towit all Of biOsk Ss.
also. lots s & 7. and q In block 90; also.
lots ii. II IL IA. Il. l6 II and Is, in block
- In feslers second addition tsupple-
mental 70 the city OF Seattle. King coun-
~. washington Territary; which said
note and mortgages were Afterwards. for
. valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred 10 the rlainfiff, who is
now the legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defennantA. stephen Carkeek.
John Nisholas and Charles v. Ross have
some interest in said property, the nature
and description Of which Is 70 plaintiff
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene.
49, Judge Of the 90 d District Court
SEAL and the seal thereof. this 18th
s>----s day OF April A. ID. 1883
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk.
By JAMES r. LUDLOW. Deputy.
Burke Halter & Rasin, attorneys for
plaintiff ap23
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The Hest salve in the world for Cuts,
BFuisea, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fe-
YER Sores, letter, Chappsi Hands, Chill
hdains. OoFns and all Skin Eruptious,
and positively onres Piles, or no pay re-
qnired. II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction, or moaey refunded. Price,
Is cents per boz. For sale BY A. b.
Stewart.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DR.. c. l. AILLRl, 4
l's cherry street. sssils wi
Pc. sux u
Special, Private and Chm,
Skin Diseases cur.t

seminal weakness ana IN
vous diserdrrseaasea bv er-.
pesifiveiy cured, ON ina -.
naenf plan. t
Sead for Printes aassxis..
DR. c. L. MHkhRRss 49,
Die success In the eurs.. -
Chronic Diseases d wan k.
HIS success r. due 60 h,s - ~
experience and ebsesv.s,..
his practice. y
~ No more patients a.s.
sour Boys Farms unssl - -
day of March whem stx psw
taxes wal be flafshea. ns,-.s
lean accommodate on, -
tient tmalel with . ninsav 90. N
ed room and all home sem - =
my residence, los CAevrv -.
free OF ehmFge.
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NOTICE.
usIrED STATS LAsp ogyIck

United STATES LAND OFyIcx
OLYMPIA. w. T., March 81, 1855.
ToMPLAINT HAVING BEEN kNTERKD
" Of this once 81 CIokR0 +. HARRIS
ssainst DENNIS NE2NEr, for ahandouIns
his Homestead entry No. Sisl, dated May "a
lee2 upois tAs W y az 81 i and 81 i q sW
y. o, esrtion n, and lot 3, section q, township
q north. fsnge 5 esd. IN King county. Wssk.
inFton Territory, with . view 10 tho can
eeiission Of said snfry, The said parties srs
Tuesday. The fs<h day Of Nay, 1875. a
o'clock p. M. 10 respond ana ftlrnish testi-
mony cascsrning esia alleged sbsodonnsnf :
and u appearing 70 orr satisfaction that per.
sonsl service hereof cannot b had. seryies of
this notice win be made By publicAtion, post
ins and mailing. accordtne 10 rules II ana
JoHs =. CONVEY. Register
apemyA JAS. n HAYDEN, kseeiver.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Notice 10 Creditors.

TN TIE PROBATE COURT or ISLAND
J. county. washingtaa Territory.
In sks m&f1er q Tie sstzts q David for>
rsstzr. deceAsed.
Notscs ts hereby given 70 the credit0rs Q;
and ell persons hsviag claims against TIE 80
tate q said David FORESTER. deceased. 70 PIE
sat them. with the hecssssry vcuehers. % the
undersigned, administrator Of thu esaa q
said deceGsed, II his place % osziness t0sff,
CoapexElie, Island coanty, ". 7, within one
year sr The Arss publication Of this notiee.
or BE forever barred.
Dated Nay IL ISIS.
wALTRE cRoCKKTT.
Administrators Of the estste % David forres-
tr. diseased. myi4xx
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Notice of Final Preof.

Us LAND oyrIcE Al oLxxP1a. W. 7.
April -. 1855
IA. To Janes Rankin and al whom Il mas
concern Notice Is hereby given that 30 BER1
Recciyer, at their once, IN Olympia, W. r.,
90 Tharsday, the 18th day Of June, 4. d. iess
on Presumption d. q No. 5eSs, for the lots l.
Z, and Q y Of NE \ Of section Q, township n
north. range 6 cost.
He names - Witnesses Joseph Reed, Jas
Marrhaii Of Tacoma. ". T.; snd Robert wood
ina, B. W Inslis Of Slaughter, W.T..
JoHNf. 0owEY.
pS0je4 Register az tia Land Once.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. 3 LAND OYYIcE AT OLYMPIA. VT.
April IS. 1885.
81 Notice Ia hereby given that GEORGE
HATHEWAf has hled notice Of infsntion DO
make fnAl proof before the Judge, or In his
absence, the Clerk Of the DistFicS Court, al his
once In Pc Townsend, W. T., on Tuesday.
the sd day Of Jane, A. d. 1856. on home
stead application No. Sl09. for the lots I. .
and s, Of section %, snd NE L Of NE I Of
section 81. township s. north. range east-
He names a. witnesses Wnlfsm James,
Tsncy Kniehf. 7. y. o'6esry and jerome Els,
all Of Oak HaFbor, ". T.
JOHN y. 00wKY,
ap3QjeS Register OF the Land Once.
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ptrkNp. c.f,el.ss.

Senator To0rfsss, 81 Indiana. Ia thus
rsportsa b. Eastern journals:
~Ths dIstribatI0n of patronage il not
q preper snhjecs apon which 10 break
With An administration, said Senator
VOORHEES, Dishonesty in offce, or the
administration Of the government upon
false principies Of legislation, can alone
Justify leader OF . party IN rushing
into opposition. Ii Is, IN my opinion.
highly iupolitIe for any one Who fails
20 get an offics to err Gus that the party
il lest, and then fall 70 railing against
the administration. Mr.. Cleveland has
not given us all ] asked for By any
means. For instspos,I Vas very snxioos
that Mr.. Mcdonald snonld be appointed
to the cabinet. and | worked hard TO 81
cure that result; bat ! told Mr.. CleFe
land that II, after matnrelg considering
all had said upon the s1biect, be did
not Sc his way 10 act in harmony With
cur In iIaaa views and desires, IS
sou d not be fatal 10 us. IL 10
Mr.. Cleveland's administrative. not
mine. Il 10 for him 10 look
on every side. and perhaps bis Apo ut
ments are wiser than those / might
suggest to him. To the s8en who are
before ths country assessing the admin
istration Of moving slowly, 1t ought 10
De sufficient answer that the Democratic
party takes possession Of q government
which has BEEN for Is years in tbs
hands Of the Republicans. and that the
Senate is still RepQblisan- IL tie adj
ministratioD sent 20 work with reckless
rapidity in making changes the men,
bers of il would grove thereby their ur-
fitness for their places. / refuse to dis
euss any such proposition as that Mr..
Cleveland may prove disioyal TO his
party, or to the principles upon which
they elected hin. Ny confidence in his
integrity 10 absolute. more oonsoien-
tious President in his sense Of duty
never crossed the threshold of the
White House. The personnel Of the
Cabinet he has chosen is also remark
ably high. Ii is not well selected. IN
my Judgment, in geographical point Of
view perhaps. lido Dot thirIk the North
west vas sufficiently recognized, and
there was no apparent aecessity for
taking two members from New York |;
but better men than Secretaries Man
ming and Whitney, individually, could
not be found. IL is not conceivable
that these men Will fail to discharge
their obligations TO the Democratic
party. | believe very firnaIy that the
President and his advisers should ad
minister the government through the
hands of their political friends, and
believe further that they are going to
do SO. If | read Alright the signs Of the
tim 8, this will be Democratic Admin
istration, but /, as a stiekler for this
result, say that the Administration is
proceeding to that end with proper cir
c1mspee,isn, and does not deserve that
sny adherent should turn into an acri-
ulonisus critic. In what have said
have intended no reference to the ortiz
cism of Senator Eastis. Personally, We
are very friendly. and he is man of
nigh character and decided ability"
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