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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge W. p. whi,ehou.s, Presiding


A. c. 0ris, CLERK.
c \. McFApDES. Sheriff.
L. A. BvRLlIGa, Stenogrspher.
l. T. CAgLKroS. County Attorney.
Fklpar, Dec IS, lsss.
Judge Whitehouse delivered his charge in
the ease of Hopkins vs.. Marstoa this mora
ing The jury rsurei. anl returned at
2 80 2. NJ. unable to agree upon verdict.
John Mu.verhill was brought up for
sentence. La~yer Heath read from the re-
ports of Attorney General back as far as re-
corded. sentences imposed in cases OF msn.
slaughter A rough average of these
sentences would be three years. Tie said
that the result of the blow in this case could
aot have been expected. According To the
testimony, and the manifest condition of the
scalp. there was probably no kick infected.
The purpose of reform is not likely to be
attained by sending the boy 10 the Stat
Prison. He challenged any body to sho~
him case where = man's morals had been
improved BY serving a term at Ihomaston,
A. for learning a u,eral trade there, the
sork had been 50 divided ami suodiviied
by the action of the
last legislature, that that was out of the
question. The sentence, in his opinion,
snou.d be administered for the purpose vi
'uaishment only, aud It's length should be
governed BY thai cousileration aloae.
County Attorney Carleton said that this
as one or the most brutal assaults that had
come ~ his atten lon for some time. Lu ;e
. as st work mnding his own business. wh.n
tits by, dr4Lk and habi ual.y disorderiy
made this most brutal, uucailed for and
ieaity assault upon hlm. Not satisfied with |
Luce down he stakes aud kicks
a.m aIter ne is down, Taking all the t,su.
mony into consideration there could hardly |
pe any doabt that Muiyerhll b uta4ly kick
d Luce While he vas down there by the |
10 k. The statues read simply show the
a ide latltu lie aiiJwei IN impos ug sentences.
Punishment is Inflicted not To see how much |
benefit you can do the criminal. Society has
some righus, Lawyer Carleton cited cases
u moral improvement resulting from State
prison sentences. Al er proper
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
UNABLE TO AGREE
On the New Director For the Biddeford
& saco Horse Railroad.

SAco, Dec. 2s.
The director. of the Biddeford & saco
b,rse railroad held lengthy session tonight
bu, failed to agree upon successor to supt'
Aksrman, VII, resigned TO-DAY. insIe :,
were three cantidates, ehaes
Andrews aud George r. Andrews OF blnue
ford and Fred B. Wiggin OF Saco. aho,hel
me. ting will be held tomorro~ n'snt 10 eject
a,,h Spperintenden mt and Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
WOULD BE PURCHASERS.
OF New Hampsuires Interests in Con-
cord and 3 & M Railroads.

CoscoRD, N. H., Dee. 2S.
At this afternoons session a committee
was appointed TO ascertain the interest of
the State in the Concord and Boston & Maine
railroads. Hon. A. I. Batcbeider, of keene
renewed the proportion Of Austin Corbin,
Of New York. Robert X Dow and John l.
Howard, of Ciareniont. made 10 governor
Sawyer IN August, 1887, u pay the State
500 900 for its inter, st in the Concord
railroad. An additional sipulation not
mentioned in that of, r. being that The road
should not be paraivlled. VIM NJ Chase.
one eounsels for the Concord road of jected
To the consideration of the proposition ard
took the positi N that the acceptance would
virtually ace the State in the attitude ut
a stock broker. The commi.si sioners decided
to make an investigation in the case to
report to the legislature accordingly. They
TODD recess till the middle of January
when the testimony will be heard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

There wasa peculiar accident at Eaton
.,.,ion. THURSDAY night Two freight cars
hsa been lett on a siding, insecnreiy nraked
and these were taken BY the high wind and
mn onto the main line, just as tie main
freish, from Bangor, came along Inc re,
.ult vas a pilot kn Icked from the ensine ana
The front end somewhat damaged. Ths loss
il slirht.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

For the nrst time since the last outbreak
Of diphtheria at the hospital, case has sp-
pesTed in the female warts ia the person Of
Miss Z. sslee, an attendant. There are nos
BAT ixo cases a, the hospital, ore of which
i. that Of the attendant. Mr.. Smith, whose
case has been the most serious during the
past two months. but ~ho Is nov rapidly re-
covering Il ba' been the experience Of
medical men that diphtheris usually remains
in a given local ty from sir to eight months.
and then sad.ienly di.zlpsars As the epi
demic a, the hospital began 10 July, Dr. G..
w. Martin, the physician in charge, ex
presses the opinion thas It's course i. nearly
run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
GOT THE KISS,
A Little Miss at The Presidents Hecep-
ton Attaius Her Desire.

WAsHIxGToN. Dec. IS
The presidents att. rBoon reception was
attended by an unusually large number, and
among them vas delegation of Brookl' II
8 hool teachers The president smiled kind
/. when a little Chicago boy about four years
old rendered him his card and upon receiv-
ing pleasant worl in response, exclaimed,
"Hurrah Tor Cievelaudi" Near the close OF
the r, C ption when the President had seated
himself, a charming little dsmsei OF nine
years, who already had been presented
trppel up to him aud boldly demanded
kiss declaring thai she desired to be kissed
BY the President of he United States. She
attained her object
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
CABLE FLASHES.
Fresh News From the Old World

Mousignor Micchi has been created 8
cardinal.
The Czsr has summsrilv dismissed Secre-
tary of State Polovtzoff for proiangins has
VISIT 10 Paris instesi of attending the open
ing of the imperial council.
Mr. Lambert Tree. who vas recently
transferred frou the United Sta,es LegA iou
in Belgium to thA, In St. Petersburg, has
arrived in that cits.
The Russian Holy Synod hss forwarded
to P,inee Of Moniinesro 900 ,ubles to sup
mort the Russian Church in his dominions
The CEsr has donated large sum to erec'
4 cathedral at Niksitch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
Joe McAu life Whipped.

san FRAScIsco, Dec. IS.
The prize fight between Joe Mclulfe
the chsmpion Aeavy wsiznt of the Pacific
coast, ard Jackson. colpred champion from
Australia, at the zymnasium Of the Califor-
MIA Athletic Club tonight was won by Jack
son. Betting before the event sss . to | on
NcAulife. The latter weighed 20 pound.
and jackson 2U0 pounds. Jackson had lit
tie the Advantage in reach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
State Of Maine.


KLNNEBEC. ss.-superor Court. December Term.
Rebceca ". Rowe, Libf, W. h,a n. Rowe
~ rON ihs annexed libel q i-oriered that notice
~ thereof he gysu ~ the iib.re. bF publishihg an
ate-ted 'spf 1f the .aD", suab.iFact thereof to-
grth.f with tlds order thereon, tiitse weeks
esssvpiv In the ksunsbsr .Isniruni, d new sfMler
pdnied IN Augusta Ia -nit county Uf krnn. bee, the
last pnliicatiDn tn he tiifts days NJ least before
tie nsSi term 1f -ail court 70 b. holden nj Augusta,
within and for said cpaHtv of keHpst.e. on the hrst
iuesiav Of trbralr next. that ne mav then and
there appear In said cour and answer To said iibef
he NJ.
Attest: A.C. OTIS, Clerk.
Abstract Of i.ib.LJ
The libesnt alleges thsi he wa. married to the
said liJ"iee nj ~ft Ne Il Ia ihf ~iHfs Uf Nalse,
the 4 day Of Hat, ~ that flss snld ubelant
aud libsee cOlAbifed To- ii. state after their said
maffitge that the nb,lnnt resided In this state
wrn IL. cause Of hisorrs Aeeni. a. hereinafter set
forth aud had fssilrd I.rr la g,,ad faiiH year
prior To The date hereof that tie iilisui has ever
been faithful to her marriage Obiiyaiipn., but
that the -aii iibslss has been untnindful
| Of the same that Tho isf dag of January.
is5. he utterly desersd III. beiaHi siihsui reason
s'ie esu-s aud hzs continued .aid ds-er-
ii'a or three eonsseuiiye years nest pfiOr TO the
| n ing pf tn ~
E,sfrior, i- prays thai divoree from the bonds
| Of matrimnnJ between herself aud ssid iiDeiee may
( .. d.crred.
And The iibelani further siiege. tina, she hn. used
rea-ynabie diligence 10 a.errsin the present resi-.
ieues Vf .ad bbeee but II nsabie 10 DO ~. aud does
Mrs. II. " Rove. Lftelafh.
KESSEBEc, ss.. Dee. e. isss.--Ths .aid IIbelant
rnals Dath that the above ale CATION TO the resi-.
d.ncs Of the iibese 4 frue.
Before me.
80. ANDREWS,
justice " the Peace.
Airye copy q the order Of Notice, xl,h abstract
des,ss lsntA7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

There are at present but few cases of y
phoid fever In the ciy. Pneumonia. a dis
ease always prevalent atthis season, Is sfiict-
ing number considerably larger than 10
usual There are many cases of mumps and
measles among the ,hildrcn. No diph,heria
With tn exception OF ,hs, at the hospital, 10
reported.
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Losses and Insurance.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

The Waldo County jill at Belfrst is old
badiy constructed and unhealthy The
jsilor's house is new. apparently well bui t.
tnly tso prisoners we're in confinement at
the time of our visit.
Whole number in jail Nov. 80. 81. 20 /:
shole number in jii Nov. 80. rs. Is; whole
number IN jail during year IS 2p}; males
2O3; tr,mps. / II poor debtors, 2. comm TIED
for drunkenness IS; committed for selling
Intoxicating liquor. 3.
The WsshiI gton comfy jail at Machia.
and surroundings were in good condition.
The York county jail. at Alfred, is in good
condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

Information received from every part Of
the STATE indicates that Augusta i. to have
an unusually Large number Of visitors to vi
ness the proceedings Attending the inaugura-
tonof the iaeomins administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
SOMERSET CoUSIY.

We found the Somer-e, county jail at
Norrilgevock veil kept and in good coDdi-
tion. only one pr soner was present. New
locks are needed banly at this jail.
Whole number in jail Nov. so. 81. 3 !;
whole number in jail Nov. 80. 'ss 0; whole
number for year IS. %; NAL :. 20; females
/; tramps, O; pour debtors, 2; escaped, /;
committed for dru1kenness. s; committed
for selling intoxicating liquors, 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Dee. ~.
FLOUR price. steady.
wus,r Weak No. spring. 9sia.o; No. .
I'D. v9I
CoKs No. 23taA
OARS No. e. H5r5
Rvs quiet NJ boi
BAELEr firm ~ s5a7s
PORK ~ lOt'J s
LARD at Usss ~
BULK MAT sh"ud~,. 7st .so.' ysbs q NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

Nrw ioRk. Dee a.
Money call easy ranging from u to last loan u.
Prime paper af " too
hxchsnsr, dali aud weak
Goy"rnneni bpnis, dui and steady.
Railroad bani. fairly active, urn,
lhr following are the closing quotations OF -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
MAINE JAILS.
Annual Report Of the Inspectors.
Several Anticipated and Badly Kept
Structures

The inspectors of jsils have made their an
nuai report to the governor and eouncil, ami
tr N it the following Information is CLEANED /;
ASpRoscoGGIS CouSrr.
We found the Androscoggin County js
at Auburn in fair condition. New locks has.
been supplied ami much neeied improve
meuts have been male in reconstruction Of
seuers, which under the old ., stem emptied
into basin or eessp1ol under the kiteheE
door. thence TO the main sewer. making III,
sanitary condition dang roas la the new
ar .sagsment the pipes a.scaarse directly Ia
TO the II ain sewer. We found the bedding
clean and comfortable, the food good an
the jail well kept. The PRISONERS work un-
der contract.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
LINCOLN COUNTY.

The Lincoln 'uniy isil at wiscasset. used
also by the count es OF X OK and >sgadshoc.
is one of the most tauated jails in the
State. 1t is bu,it of stone aud IRON. The
sewerage is decidedly bad aud should be
remedied. The general Management and
cleanliness sp feared AS good rs could be e1-
pected under the exIsiuR Circumstance 3.
" hole number in jail Nov. 80, 81, /; whole
n ,mber in jail Nov. 80, IS g. whole mum
ber in Jail during year IS, As; mails A..
NAILS | tramps. "a committed tor drunk
enness. Is committed for selling intoxieat-
ing liquors l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

Knox county has no jail The lookup at
R5cklaud Is used Tor the temporary coDhne-
ment of prisoners. and is suitable for the
purpose. The county makes use OF the Wis
casset Jail for longer terms. Whole number
N jail Nov 30, 81, 8, whole number in jttl
Nov. 80, rs, 4; whole number in jail for
year 'sS. II; males IL, females 8 tramps.
escaped, 2; reeaptured, L; commit ed for
Drunkenness. 49; com nitted for selling in
toXlcatii & liquors, l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
OXFORD CoUSTY.

The oxford cointy jail at Paris is a small
affair, literally "founded upon rock"
II is strongly built AMI although by no means
q specimen of modern architect cture. seems to
meet the require msnls of the county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
PESoBscoT CoUNTY

The Penobscot county jail at Bangor is
good one. We found the discipline entirely
satisfactory d general management frs,
class. The prisoners are enpl Iyed under
contract in the manufacture Of kind.ing
wood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29

fi-CATsQUis COUNTY.
Pisrafsquis county has no ia her prison.
er. beng sent TO the jail at Bangor.
SAs,D,Hoc CoUSTT.
Ssgadah1c county has NJ j dl, her pri'ou-
e-s are KEEP, in the Lincoln couIty jail at
W.scasset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-29
ARoosrook CouSrr.

The Aroostook county jail at Houlton is
oil poorly ventilated, ba lily cpastructed.
without sewerage, without locks for the
rooms aud in every way an unsuitable place
for the c,nfne msnt of human beings. A
new jii is grea ly needed.
Number Of prisoners III all, NV. 80 1887.
I: number of prisoners IN al, Nov 30
1883, 5: Whole number of pr'-olrrs in ia /,
tor tbs year 1855. 1877 males, 1855; f.m.l,s
=; tramps. poor deb'ors. 20; 'mmngte
for Drunkenness, 6s; Committed for selling
intoxiexting liquors, 8.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
Grand Jury Report.

OLYMPIA, w. T., June 7, 1883.
To the Hon. Frank Allyn, Judge Second
Judicial District:
DEAR SIR: We, the Grand Jury of
this term of your Honorable Court,
beg leave to make and present to you
the following report:
We have found three true bills on
the part of the Territory and three
bills on the part of the United States,
aud one not true bill on the part of
the Territory and one not true bill
on the part of the United States.
We have examined the Jail and find
that it is as well kept AS can be under
the circumstances, but all there is of it
worth counting is the steel cage; the
rest is in very dilapidated condition.
We have also examined the records
of the County Auditor, Probate Judge
and Treasurer, and find the books kept
in = neat and orderly manner; also,
in view of the fact that the present
county courthouse and county build
ings are entirely inadequate to meet
the wants of the rapidly growing coun-
ty. We would recommend that those
in authority erect q suitable court
house to meet the demands at as early
date as practicable. When we 60
outside and see other county buildings
in counties and cities not as we'll devel-
oped as ours, We feel that the Thurston
county buildings are disgrace to the
place, and especially to the capital of
Washington Territory, and in connec-
ton with this we would add there il
not jury room connected with this
courthouse, but what every word said
in it can be heard by anyone who is
disposed to listen.
Also, We wish to express our appre-
citation of the prompt and valuable
assistance given us in the discharge of
our duties by the Hon. W. II. White,
attorney for the United States, and.
Jos. w. Robinson, attorney for the
Territory, and also to extend to these
gentlemen the united thanks of the
people and taxpayers for the manner
in which they guard against unneces-
sary costs and frivolous prosecutions.
And there being nothing further be-
fore us for our consideration, we re-
spectfully ask to be discharged from
further attendance on this Court.
Very respectfully,
B. F. RUTH, Foreman.
R. FROST, Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
Business Locals.


LARGEST variety Of Imported Cigars at SIN 18th
& Ellis. 49,
SMITH Ellis Ice Cream Sodas are the popular
drinks Of the season.
Boxes OF Ice Cream, for home use, furnish ed
At short uotice by Smith 4 Ellis.
ORDER your fruit from Smith g. Ellis and be
assured of the best In the market. Fruit ordered
from them will be delivered wi thin reasonable
distance.
ALDRIDGE & Hoy say they can discount
any house in the city for cash, and ii you
don't believe it try them with a few
twenties and see.
SMITH 4 Ellis Ice Cream Parlor il open to the
public, and under the management of Miss Hood
j will be able to furnish the finest accommoda-
tious In town to its many pstrons.
JUsr received. l5O cases of pie and
table fruits. which will be sold at AID
ridge & Hoy's for less money than they
can be bought at the factory.
JUsr received, a large shipment of
rolled barley and chop feed at Aldridge
x Hoy's, which is offered at bargain for
cash. Come and see us. for money talks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TER.
OLYMPIA. FRIDAY EVENING. JTNES, 1855.
Cleveland and Thurman.

Never in the history OF Conventions
have nominations for the two highest
positions in the government been made
with more unanimity and enthusiasm
than we're those at St. Louis the past
week. Cleveland, like Washington,
was the unanimous choice before the
Convention met, and his nomination
was formally made with loud acclaim,
amid the most extravagant manifesto
tions OF delight. Thurman would have
been equally the choice, had not local
considerations and promises committed
some OF the delegations to the support
of others. Soon as his nomination
was assured, however, the whole con-
yention shouted his name with one
accord, and the enthusiasm was equal
to that when the head of the ticket
was announced.
The platform has been carefully
drawn and embodies the principles
upon which the party has achieved
victory, and which to-day underlie the
welfare of the masses of the people.
Every indication seems to point tt
the success OF the Democratic ticket
in November. The party is united
and hopeful, the candidates men o.
tried worth, and the issues well-defined
and vital to the masses of the people
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
GRIMM AL.

posed OF III the District Court up 10
noon to-day:
CRIMINAL.
Territory vs.. Nellie Wood; four in
dictments; bail reduced to $50 and
continued.
Territory vs. Chas. L. Reid; con-
tinued.
Territory vs. :. W. Wall; continued
Territory vs. Rolla Rex; continued
Territory ". Fred McIIugh; not
II true bill
Territory VS.. McAtee; not a true
bill.
Territory vs. Frank Mo,sman; plead
guilty to charge of assault with intent
fined 800 and costs on first charge
and allowed to go on his own recogni
zance on others.
Territory VS.. John Billy Boy; not
guilty.
U. $. VS.. 120 cans prepared opium
5000 allowed VIM. Francis Harris Il.
informer's fee.
L. 5. VS.. Mecele D'Pasquelle; guilty
as charged in the indictment sen
fenced to pay Il fine of 800 and two
and half years at McNeil's Island.
U. S. VS.. Frank Joe; guilty on sec
ond count.
U. S. VS.. Miles Tilley; jury still out
L. 5. VS.. w. /. Davis; continued.
Tacoma Mill Co. VS.. F. +. William
son; continued
George Tillcy VS.. Miles l.. Tilley
decree.
Olympia Lodge No. l, l. 0. o. f.
vs.. John c. Allen ct TX; continued
Lillienthal e. Co. VS.. X. p. Shoe
craft ct al; continued.
Edward Smith VS.. Nancy Smith
decree of divorce.
Warren Riley VS.. Alfred and Alic,
Thompson; judgment.
United States vs.. Cushman; judg
ment for plff.
Tacoma Mill Co. vs.. McElroy; dis
missed, each party paying his owr
costs.
Edward Whitson vs.. L. 2. Shelton
dismissed at PIN cost.
N. p. K. r. VS.. Henry Gunston; con
tinued.
Mary Miller VS.. T. NJ. Reed ct al
judgment.
Manson Gibson vs.. John Nash; re
ferred.
Lillienthal & Co. w. Isaac Hawk
dismissed on stipulation.
E. W. Austin VS.. Mary Scott; judg
ment allowed on stipulation.
LYDIA NJ. McFadden vs.. J. Cal Nc
Fadden; decree.
Van B. DeLashmutt VS.. Thos. Nc
Cleay; continued.
Seatco Manufacturing Co. vs. VIM
Billings and Joseph Blaumauer; ovel
the term.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
ID. +. MUTE
r. FROST, Clerk.

IT seems that the Office Of the U. S
Examining Surgeon, lately awarded
Ex-Gov. and DIR. Newell, has excited
unusual commotion in the Repub.
lican ranks OF this Territory. We fail
to see wherein it concerns them in the
least; it is pie that is not included in
their desert anyway, and is plain apple
pie at that. But they have become SO
accustomed to rule that they find it
extremely difficult to adapt themselves
to the new order of things. They will
probably be able to realize the situa-
ton within the next four years, and
learn to patiently endure ills that they
cannot cure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

unn. ssarv legislation. Our established
domestic industries and enterIriS 8
should not and need not be endangered
bv reduction aud correction of the bur
dens OF taxation. On the contrary fair
and careful revision OF our tax laws, with
due allowance iOr the difference between
! the wages OF American and foreign labor
must promote and encourage every
branch Of such Industries and enterprise
by giving them assurance Ot an extended
market and steady and combined opera
ton, and the interest OF American labor,
which should in no event be neglected.
The revision of our tax law contemplatad
10y the Democratic party, should pro-
mote the advantage of cheapening the
cost of the necessaries Of life in the home
oi every NOTTINGHAM, at the same time
securing 10 him steady and.remunerative
employment. Upon this question OF
tariff form in the prot lem of good
government the Democratic party sub
nlits its principles and professions to the
intelligent sutfrages of the American
I,eOrle.