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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
Board of Supervisors.
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TUcsoS, AprIl 26ib, 1886.
 The Board met at 10 s. ID. this day pursuant to adjournment. Present: J. S. Mansfield. Chairman J. (. Handy, Member; Chas. +. Drake Dep. Ex- OfliciO Clerk.
 Absent: Geo. W. TeitswOrth, Mem. Der.
 The minutes oi th previous meet ings were read and approved. Resignation of c. II. Beckvith. con stable Of Precinct No 2l (Qu'iotoal, wEs read and ordered on file, and on motion ihe same was accepted. and tLs clerk in- strGe;ed to notify him.
 Communication of Geo. GrGylott ask ing to be relieved as bOndsmsn from tbe bond of James Milne, Justice of the Pense of Salero, Was read aud ordered on fife, and the clerk instructed to noti- Y lr. Milne, ID conformity with the law.
 Communication of B1te Brothers in regard to ,heir buildings in Nogales was read and ordered on fi.e, and tine clerk instructed to inform the gentlemen that Iti- a matter over winch this Board has Eo jurisdiction.
 The clerk was instructed to purchase rubber mating for the corridor of the jail and to have lead sbeeting put down on the floors Of the entrances thereto for the better protection ot the flooring; also to have the sinks in the County jail painted.
 The Hoard adjourned to meet at To a. m., April 27th. lSSG.
 J. 5. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest:
 W. E. HORTON, E'-OflicIo Clerk.
 Per CHAs. R. DRAKE, Dept. Ex-O -OliicIo Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

IN IRE JUSTICES < COUEI. ltt -iI..- ! of AIlZOna County Cf PIua. rr..-- ... II Meyer, J. F.. Precicc. No. O. @.
 A. Caballer0. Plaintiff. acalus- F. w. Defencant.-DemandS Srsiu Es pr .I.- -- my office
 The Territory of Arizona se1ds gre e--Ef Mr III W. Eiske, defendant. -
 1Oa are hereby summODed and appear before me. at my ofice. tle Iowa .- ,- son and County of Ptrn a, on the -4-L laJ o '.'' A. D. l--6. at 10 o'clock. A. M,. tp anew complaint of the above ramed llsIr'-;-- y. mands of you that you are In~e5tel fa the sum of One Hun red ant tiys Dc--..- bOart a1d lodging, had and gwen Co --- at his OSn request and unpsit furat lt.-
 And If you fan tO appear and a--N i complaint as herein required. the p.'- .-- .-- take iGdE ment against you as demall-- --- ... the costs of this suit.
 ~, Given under my hand thl- ie. , SEAL Second day O, Marcn. 4; ? -, t-~~~' CHARLEs H. AE,--. Wit Justice Of Che 2 -'--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
UoN They ook af IL.

"I didn't think there would be such pnanimity in the Senate on that Educe- tionol bill" remarked a Democrat to his Republican frierd.
 "It couldn't be otherwise" was the re- ply.
 "How was ihat:"
 "Weli, ;he Democrats favored the ap- proDrigtIon because Democrati. States were going to get the bulk of the money; and the Republicans favored 1t bccanse. when tie Democrats got the education that money would secure. they would become Republicans, See?'
 "No I don'f, said the Democrat m a huiT-Ie. chant Traveller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

[ know that voice-yes why that's Judge Alex. Campbelli Now my gentle reader, "Whst fools these mortals bef
 Let us slip back closer behind this ledge of quartz. See. They are stand ing on the Hope mine, Hark! Do you hear as that pick strikes, . voice "5snd carbonstesr Again, Sand car
 bonatesl Thank you for that bottle Water please-Twenty-fve per cent. -Sllver-Gold-Catch that -copper-Pass the botfle-Mors water -Side-wiper in corner shatt-Pass bot Water-C roppiDgs--Iron- Species of rattle snake--Pass bottle-Sand car bonatss-I.eHd -Galena-PGss bottle TLsuz-emzy- y-Psss-bOt-Wa." l..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
Application for a Yaisr..
Application 4 No. t4J for I.s..ut .. ,.
 Silver Glance y.!-e.
UNITED STATES LAEI grs.-

 NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVE iFsF $ B ~ ArnOld. Trustee va,-- r.......... ... ...,. Is Tucson, fimH tOuI ty tr ..-r. ..-a . \. Unthank. has this day tI. ..- opp. ...-5 IT For. pa eu. for l2-a .Gesr .-. .F z. srr.rt ... mine or veln bsarlI ....r... v ..H A. .rrta... ground l-2.3 fec, in v.tr. -.rr.t.. n tt. Ar. F-cd mtil Ing ui-trit', uuI.s u. l.r. .rG Ter s.'o-y O. rlznua, and g--I.ta. s.. b. t.e h,r notes and oticlal plat oa @ a. ..- .-.. a- .o No. v ln 6aGd Arlyara district. -... ..r Nu.a feiDC a. tulluws. tovIt.
 3-EInaIug 1t the western eri center ,E J.a.-. heis < also @" eastern euo center .t fl. u-..... illuils claim at g p,..t. set ir "a r-.-lc q. -t9nes, msrhr 'S e. |. Ai. o. l.'
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 Iheace S- Ccr-, e TIG-., VI st foe t.e posi-, set lu muuLd or stones. uf.r.t. --. u d No. Z. being also the s0-tD-esst---. corn. q. the Oriental A. C
 Ihenca N s5 decs.. q Inins.. r 5i-.t -. .rrt.- of Guieh bears x 3S dePs i5 uIl--. N l.-- ..r. to a poet feet lu2g, stt lu a WosrU uf rfoa,. marked 'S. G. NJ. Nc {, at tue eastern ,.,. ..r- ter Of ;hs claim.
 Thence \ g dogs. i5 mirs. r.tr.s post feet long. sst iu 60 mound yf .I.lt-. .lr..- ed ''.-. c. M NO.5
 Thence \ s5 dess., i5 uiu-.. T .--s s..- -,a poet set m a mound of stou.=. r-.-a-. x. e.. NJ. NO 6." beiug si-u tho u,rl..-t..- corner Of the Oriental NC.
 Thence - s3 0egs. @ mIus. T. ... t., -. ro- 'S. C. [. VI. NO. |. pluC- of hJ-srf.r- MagneflC variation i2 ceEs 4u u.-s. =, c.s tainIng I3 5l Ecr,s.
 The location Of this mine IS feou-a.i .r -.s Recorders office Oi Pima County. io.. l, L.. Ords of Mines, page 5t-.
 Any and all persons claiming s-ya--.. CT. portion of sand SilVsr Glaacs rre # surface ground, gre required tD ..r rr adVer claims with the Easl-fsr . .- United States Lsnd CtiiC,. Gt Iu,-yr. .r t. Territory of Ar zpn8, curing tis -.g r--.. publication here f. or they viii t- asf-.l r virtue of the provisions [ the s afur.-.
 E. M. THONAE i....l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
J. c. HANDY
 J. 5. MANSFIELD
Referees and Go

The specisl counsel for the County, Judges Alexander Campbell ard Chas. Silent handed ID their report to the Board which WAS read and ordered spread on the minutes as follows: TUCsos, \. T., April g, lSS6 To the Hon. Board of Supervisor: Pima county, Arizona: GENTLEMES.-We beg respectfully tC report that a decree was this day enter cd and filed in the District Cour: of thC | first judicial district ID the case of tLe | County of Pima vs. Theodore L. Stiles, assignee, The Tucson 1 Gulf of Cali fornis Railroad Company, and the | county treasurer of Pima county in fla vor of the county declaring and adiudg, | ing the bonds heretofore issued to the | Tucson & Gulf of California Railroad | Company to be null and void abd order. | ing the cancellation of the same, and ap- pointing J. 5. Mansfield and J. c. Handy | referees anu commissioners with dlrec- tions to physically cancel the ,ame and | report their proceedings to the Court. | and they further report that on the | same day an order was made directing | the defendant, Theodore Stiles, as Rs- ! siguee, tO produce and place Tn the hands of the Court the 49 bonds of said county of Pima, in his possession and that thereupon the said Theodore B. Styles assignee, deposited the 70 bonds mentioned m the decree. and the said | bonds with the coupons thereto attached q | except the one which has been paId were delivered to said commissioners for cancellation and the same were by them duly cancelled and a report of their can cellatIon WAS made to the Court.
 And we noE further report that in ! pursuance to the compromise Mir. Stiles Is entitled to his warrants for the amount of S3,0JO.
 CHAs. SILENT. AleY CAMPBELL.
 It now appearing that the litigation hss been ended, and the compromise agreed upon has been sully carried out by T. l.. Stiles, assignee, and the bonds having been received anu cancelled. and tue indebtedness of Pima C.. for Si9,- coo co thereby effectively cancelled. On motion the following demands were aud ted.
 T. L. Ltiles, Co. Improvement
 Fund -..c:...;;;.-. ........ .s2ll1 GS T. l.. Stiles Gen. Fund. SS4 g. Total. 5000 % The above sum being amount agreed Co be paid in consideration of surrender Uf Faid bonds.
 Also the following sums were audited on the general fund in payment of ser vices for special counsel m the suits to recover said bonds, the same having been agreed upon with former Board of Supervisors.
 ChgS. Silent, for legal servies. $l035 70 Alex. Campbell. :: Tor legal services jO0 60 Probate Judge Jno. :. Woods was then summoned in conformity with the Jaw and audited the accouu; of the Su- peryisurs frUm January Isl ISs6. to date, ss follows:
 J. :. Mansfield attendance on btinA a .-.-.-.-- Tliu Nu :. c. Handy, attendsnce on board l60 co Geo. w. TeitsUorth attendance
 end mileage. ce............... l32 co The Probate Ju ge then retired, and there beng no further business the Board adjourned to meet Gt 10 o'clock a. m- April 26, lSSG.
 J. $. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman. Attest:
 W. B. HoEToS EXC -Oiiicio Clerk,
 Per Charles +. Drake, Deputy Ex- Ouicio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
SuMMnEe

N TIE .JUSTiCE's COURT 1e r..
 70 Y Ierrltg y Oi X Ariz-us f.'...t t..f tIyr J- L-Imef. laInrf vs.A D .r irndant-- -Lemar d for s-g9..5 "'.-.- -
 Inc Territory of hriEI-s -..- f' VT ght, defeEdau Non .. ---- nssi.t'i Iis,. hLg r,gulr % appear --, n! 0. .Se m J.e Town of C-if..-f - iina' on Inc tth day of June .. -' .l-'r r O cIo, K, D. n., Co auswer ti, -,.- .4. ., Soo'e S,' sri. a4ned S, plaintiff, vLa Ger-a- ae Hundred ar q kinety-nlne ,-.l os Do lars. and fl you isll to arrs-- sand complaint es herein required ... t-.s, = sl4l t7He cgment rslust yDrs. .-.s for the cost of The suit. ...-l.=. .
 Glvan under ny had ...
 SEAL. day Of Au-lL \. .U Q
 --~ Justice of the PeAcerf NNiNe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
Fort Bowie Items.

FORT BOWIE, April 22. Gen. Miles left today For It. Huschu ca which he expects to make his head quarters in the future.
 The two companies Of Infsniry are expected to move Tn a.few days for the Sierra Madres. \
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
Death of Lienf. MilheImi

First Lieutenant. Lotus Wilhelni regimental adjutGnt of the First Infan. try, died quite suddenly st Mobile, Ala. bama, on the 18th ics;Gnt, while on hIs way 10 New York for medical treatment The deceased was regarded as a very efficient officer and was well liked by all his comrades in military circles as well as by those in tLe civil walks ot lie with whom he became acquainted. He was recently stationed at Fort Grant, in this Territory, and went b few weeks ago to California on sick leave. Finding It necessary to obtain sncb medical treatment as could only be found in New York. ne took the southern route m order to avoid the high attitudes, but only succeeded in reaching Mobile. He became so III on the cars that he decided io stop there. While being conveyed.by an ambulance tO the hospital be dled. The disease Is said to have been cancer of the brain. He was SS yeaTs old, and leaves 8 wife in San Francisco and relatives in Philadel- phia- The body vas e. balmed and Tn tered m the National cemetery with military houOrs.
 First Lieutenant Frank IT. Edmuuds has been EppCiu ed Teg,Eaentsl adJ dJ1ian;, to fill tle vacancy occGsionsd by Lieut. NIiheimIs death. aud this app intment promosrs second LieuterRnt John $. Mason, ir., to a first lieUt, nancy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
Notice of Sole Tradership.

nN THIS 10TH DAY FOF MARCH, A. D. V l-sb. gt Tucson, Pima county, Arizona rersonaly appeared before me. K. n. Hereford R Notary Public in and for said Pima county A N. Goodman, married woman. wife of J. G. Goodman. personally known to me- and be- ing a resident of said county and Territory. who declares from the date hereof that under and by virtue of the Ia 8 of said Territory she in- tends to carry on bu-ines- in her own name and on her ow account.
 That the nature of the business intended to be so carried on by her is that of General Merchan- dIziug m sand Pima county, ArizOnal
 That from and after the date hereof she will be individually resTOn@itls m her own name and on her own account for all debts con tracicd hy her on account of tho aaid bus- ines; and that ths amount to h., invested m -sid business dOas not exceed tha sum of Five Thousand Dollars.
 Witness, R. IT. HEREFoR
 Notary Public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01
Witness, R. II. HEREFoR
 Notary Public.
TERRITORY oF ARIZONA

ounty Of Pima IT.
 l. B. II. Hereford, a Notary Public iu and for The County of Puma and Territory of Arizrua do hereby certify q at the above named A. M Goodman. wifeo of J. c. Goo man. personally known Co mo. appcgrsf e'ose me at my office in the ilty of luc-0u. Iu sad Pima county on the luth cay Uf March, ls-6 and then anu there i, my presence made and executed the foregoit ., declaration.
 h witness whereof J have hereunto set my hand and sta xed my official seal the day and year above written.
 lsEAL-l B. IT. HEREFoRD.
 Notary Public. Pima Co, Ariz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

General hautz will make the head quarters ot the Eighth Infantry at Fort Grant, upon his arrival in Arizona. The Fourth Cavalry will be concentrated at Bowie, Huechuca and Grant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

l. is hereby ordered that the fora-r.rr of spphca ion for patent be FIh.I--.. period of ten consecutive VI k- Il m. l... .....- a weekly newspaper pEbl-led l-c-... -- C0u1ty. ArizOna. b. M. III MAS. ..-
 FIrst publication, eb. T.. l--i.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

I
 At meeting O. Negley Post No. 8,
 c. A. + held April 2lth. the Po-t ! Command r appointed the following | committee to mBke all arrangements for | tbe memorial service to be he'd May 30: Col. J. 4. ZabrIskie. Chas. J. Freese, +. l. Meeker, Arthur Borton.
 and Geo. r. Foster. By a unanimous
 vote of the post Col. Zabriskie was
 chcser orator of he day.
 The old White House IS to be rebuilt.
 and work on its reconstruction will be-
 gin tomorrow. When completed It will
 be occupied as Machine Dapot by Stevens ss Hughes, in which they will
 keep stsam, bot ar and wind engines,
 'ose.Aer with all hgds of pumping ma chlu-ry for ranch and other uses, and all liEjs of wag0rs and implements.
 We hare in our office a bunch of wheat grown by a man by the name of Cummings. oD ranch under the Ari zonE chu1L IL is over three feet in height, nicely headed out, and has never 5eceivrf my irrigation whatever. If nR.rested early a good crop of grain may be s- cured. Su,h IS agricultural lfe on tbe great Arizona deseTt-Ga- zcite.
 The late [. $. grsnd jury found in- dic'meuts against Godfrey Tribolet for | selling liquor without license. He was arrested by Deputy Marshal elton 1 on Saturday and brought from Tomb | stone to this city and IS now in the | county jail in default of bonds. IL is | probable that his trisl will come of this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. ". ChRbin, of Denver. who spent the past winter m Tucson, left to-day for home. They will stop a few days iH Albuquerque and Santa Fe on their way. Mr. Chabin Is so greatly by the winter climate of Arizo- pa, and purposes paying 1t another visit next winter.
 Certain ominous sounds Of cracking among the rRfters ot the residence of pr. Mstss led to an investigation this when 1t was found that several of them above the parlor had nearly broken and the roof WAS considerably iished. A force of workmen was put st work to dsy to repair 1t.
 MT. P. MGguier has made rich strike lear Aubrey. He calls 1t the Black Metal mine, and has obtained assays all be way from l26 to 2,OOO ounces of sil- er to the ton snd there is plenty of the Sentinel. The Epitaph says Mir. Hsrtsteld has ( emonstrsted that his smelter in that ] ity IS perfect success. 6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

It Is hereby ordered that the fcrcro .-.- -.r..s Of application for pateut be rubl,-l,tt. t.- ..- periOd of ten cOnsecu we weeks m .re t....T,. s-e- ly newspaper puhlIshed in Iuc-.r -. County, Arizona. E M. III, MAS hs-t-....
 First publication. Feb. D. 1886
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

IN IRE JUSTICES COUEI. IsaEllo.l | nF AriLnra lnr--t. l.s IL--n .-.--- : ----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

It is hereby'or5ered that ih. r. a....-- tice of application for Isterr a. is...-... s. the period Of ten cOuEeCutlyu week r- .. CITIZEN, a weekly ue~ -pap-r Tua. .-. ...- .r- csOn, Pima county, Ariroua. .,.a. .-.. --,. paper published nearest said -. ...
 B. Nj. THDH - H.-.-- First publication Februs1y -.. I--.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-30
The People Must Come 10 the Rescue.

The idea Of a "SOvereign State
through the mouth of her governor
issuing proclamations threatening,
and then pleading, while at the
same time the lac permits any cltl-
zen to pay his taxes in coupons is
humiliating in the extreme. If the
democracy cannot cope with the
debt question in a legal and bust
ness.like way let them step aside
and the people will find a party
that can. Since the democracy re-
gained power the Riddleberger set
Element has become nullity. The
democracy is swearing by it and
yet has not the brain.pOwer to carry
it out. They are following their
old poIicy-the policy when the
funding bill was in operation
when they were sworn debt payers
but never had the brain or will
power to carry it out. When the
people charged the readjusters with
the duty of settling the debt, and
they faithfully accomplished the
task, the democracy stepped tor.
ward and demanded to be rein
stated, avering their love for the
Riddleberger settlement-a settle
ment they never comprehended or
understoOd-and now after having
botched the whole scheme, they
still swear to maintain it-and are
doing 80 by shooting boniholders
with paper wads. Meantime cod-
pons are creeping into the treasury,
stealthily, but surely and our state
is in worse condition than when
the RiddlebergeI settlement was
The people will have
again to assert their power. South
west Republican.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-30

cause I am opposite upon this
question. They have no other
cause. / have stood before the
people of this country in the ca
pacity of a public teacher for
twenty-seven years, and l defy any
man on the American continent to
point to one thingin my record that
is inconsistent with Christian, a
true man or Christian minister.
You have noticed a most malignant
attack in one of your city papers.
have been threatened with VIC
lence. Well, now, my simple oc-
casion for that, my simple offence,
is that in a discussion in church a
few nights ago ] said that some OF
our anti-prohibition friends were
quoting Scripture in support OF
their course that even the Rich
mond, Va, State quoted Scripture
against me, and that | half-play'
fully said that the devil quotes
Scripture, and did it when he stood
with the immaculate Christ on the
pinnacle of the Temple. What
Christ said to him, would say to
the Richmond state and its sup
porters. "Get thee behind me,
Satan.p That is all of my offence,
and for that ! have been threaten
ed with violence. Well, my fellow
citizens, | am a minister Of Jesus
Christ. | am not man to settle a
difficulty with pistols. ! am very
sorry that anybody wants to hight
me. Our little hands were never
made to tear each others eyes out,
am not to be scared. | have had
a great many different emotions III
my life, but if / have had such
emotion as fear of mortal man,
have not been conscious OF II
Moreover, ! will say this: There Is
not saltenough in the Atlantic OceaT
to save the man who puts his hands
on me. 1t would take a magnify
ing. glass that would magnify
hundred thOusandtimes to see wha
is left OF him. think, my friends
we better not fight. | would al
wise my prohibition friends to g
along and work quietly, and no
make much noise, for they canno
afford to make much noise"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-30
Local Option.

The local option election in Fred
ericksburg on the % inst. resulted
in favor of the "wet ticket" or for
granting license for selling liquor
by 210 majority.
At Liberty district, Bedford coun
ty, the result was victory in favor
of local option, the majority against
license being at least 25O.
In Smythe county three precincts
Marion, SaltvilIe and Holstein Mills
gave 3l3 majority against liquor
license. Saltville went "dry" by a
vote of 126 to |. The county has
undoubtedly gone "dry."
Five precincts in Rockbridge
county, including Lexington, gave
a majority Of 4O7 for license. The
county has undoubtedly gone anti
prohibition.
CHINCoTEAGUE, VA, April 3d.
The vote on Chincoteagu5 Island
today resulted as follows: For
prohibition, 2G4 against, 80; ma
jority for prohibition, 226.
AMHERST G. H., VA, April D.
The result of the local.optiOn cleo
ton held in the districts OF Court
house and Temperance, in Amherst
county, yesterday, was victory
for the vets. The Courthouse pre-
cinct's official vote was; Vets, 81
dry 1Oj.
RICHMOND, April 2G.-Prohibl
ton met with an overwhelming
defeat here to-day, the election re.
sulting in S,941 votes being cast
for the "wet ticket" and 1890 fol
the "dry ticket a majority of s.,
GSl in favor of licensing the sale OF
liquors. The vote in Manchester
was "Wet ticket" ga; "dry tick
et,r 34S-anti-prohlbitlon majority
626.
The vote in both this city and
Manchester was nearly as large as
IN the presidential election. The
unexpected heavy majority against
prohibition in this city will doubt
less kill any future agitation OF the
subject here. Under the law II
cannot be renewed for two years
The colored vote was almost unan
imous for anti-prohibition. Cover
nor Lee today voted in this city
for the first time, and it is under
stood supported the license ticket
He recently obtained his transfer
from Fairfax county, and during
his term of office at least Will re
tain his legal residence at the capl
tai.
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 2G-IhC
Antl.prohibitionists carried thl'
city by l ,lSS majority.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-30
Hawthorne Replies.

RICHMOND, VA, April 22.-Rev.
j. b. Hawthorne, whose recent
language about Richard f. Belrne.
editor of the State, provoked a
card from Mr.. Beirne yesterday,
spoke here tonight at crowded
temperance meeting. Abiding to
Mr.. Beirne's card, he said 81 have
a word to say in reference TO my
enemies. There are men who hate
me, and who are arrayed against
me with the bitterest malignIty be-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-30
WET" AND DRY" MEN At ODDS.

RICHMOND, VA, April 2l.-As a
result of the two mass meetings
last night, one by the "wet' and
the other by the "dry" element, the
excitement today over the contest
was intensified. Last night Rev.
j. b. Hawthorne, well-known
Baptist minister of Atlanta, made
an address in a Baptist church, in
which he denounced in scathing
terms the editor and staff of the
state newspaper, which has been
advocating the "wet" cause. This
evening Richard f.. Bierne, the
editor of the Stdte,published the fol-
lowing letter, which he transmitted
to DR.. Hawthorne
"Reu. j. b. HdrthOrRe O.:
"Sir-The contest between the
Prohibitionists and their opponents
in this city had been conducted IN
good temper and with most kindly
feeling between all who were engag'
ed in it till you entered the arena
and began to hurl abusive epithets
at: those whose opinions happened
to differ with yours. have been
informed that at a public meeting
held Yesterday evening in a Chris
tan church in this city that you
denounced both me and the staff OF
the State newspaper IN most SIAN
derous words for no other reason
than that We have dared to express
our honest convictions. / would
punish you severely for your
offence, but, unhappily, you claim
to be a representative OF a calling
that properly commands the re-
spect of all good men, and one that
from childhood / have always held
sacred. OF the security OF your
position you were fully aware
when you uttered your Sunderland
that position alone saves you from
the punishment YOU so Justly de-
serve