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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, OREGON,
October %, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
sitter has filed notice n his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
Will be made before the register and receiver Of the
1889, viz: ~
IhemaS Nj. Bradley,
Hid 1898. for the wy, SEX and 81, NE}, See. IA
Tp1 N, RIA E.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
contlnuOus r sdence upon and ltivation of, said
land. viz: J. L. Hanna, of Boyd, Oregon; Andy
Allen, Isaac Young, Martin Jacksha, The DaIles
Nov l. T. A. MCDONALD, Register.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that will. in pursuance of
an order of the Hon the County Courr Of tn. S,ata
OF oregon for tie County of Wasco, duly made rem
dered 1s and entered, en- the 5th day Of November,
Isss matters OF PRO- ae in the matter of the es.
aay OF January, 1890. at tine Court House door. of
the County Court House, in Dalles City, said County
ono state ut the ho-r of one olock, T. M, of said
c. sn in hand all of the Northwest quarter and the
Northeast quarter Of Section Thirty.two (32) in
township One ~ North of Range Fifteen O5) East
<on said real estate belonging to the estate of Nancy
Eager, deceased, much thereof SIS shall be er
'ssary to satisfy all demands against said estate.
Dated November 20, 1889. w. A GRAR
Administrator of the estate of Nancy Ga1er d.
ceased. e' Nv
DUFUR 4 WATKINS. Attorneys for estate.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs ORpaor
N,.;.. October 90, 1889
Notiee Is hereby given that the following NAMED
setslei mas hed notice of his intention to make final
VIII be made before the register and receiver al Tba
Daiies' oregon, on December 20, 1859, viz:
Andrew Garfield.
Hd l159, for the II of the NE4 and F. of tho CT
t. Sec Is, tbs, K is E. "a 'ne oE
He names the following witnesses to nrove hi.
land, viz: '"'ioh OIL SAID
OF II Dales, Oregon, and jacob Craft of Naossna'
Oregon. Vi "ahsehe,
novel F A NcnoN.rD
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NOTICE.

In tne county Court, for the County of Wasco and
State OF Oregon, November 9Th, 1859.
ci, mnEkEAs; 1t has come to the knowledge of this
the State Of Oregon, approved Feb 2lst, 1857. au-
.no,izrg The County Courts of the several coun
ses 70 pay 6ounties for the scalps of certain wild
ties has been abused 'P'''''' eoun-
~ Is ordered that from, after and including the
oaie ol tnls order (Noy. 9th, Iss9) such bounty
order of this Court. 49, '''AeA
CALEB n. THORBURY, County Judge.
ID. A. LEAvENs, County Commissioner.
Attest:
lskAI] Geo, H. Thompson, County Clerk. sNst
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Administrators sale.

BY virtue Of an order issued by the Hen Coup,
iI 80. aOr tne state OF Oregon and County Wasco
Sash, G, at the County Court House in Dailes Gty.
maseo county, ore:oA, Oh Tuesday the 10th day oi
december, A, D. 1889, at o'clock i. NJ. the follow
Asa Strong, deceased, to-wit: N'e Vi
an tfat certain piece and parcel of lard described
az s:, ioi o"s: Ctmmencing at point on the north
westeriY fIom the corner at the junction Of Curl
anu nam Streets thence 1C0 feet Bortherly at right
anSies 10 Main street. to stake; thence 81 fest
cry 70 Nam street, to point 81 feet from the he
~ sIunng, lhence along the north line of Main street
70 Ine place OF beginning, and being part Of lot i've
in Dalles City, Wasco County, Oregon" -'e'
JAMES NJ. BENSON,
Admnistrator to the estate OF Asa Strong. deceased
Nov. II, 1889. 1t. ~'e'''Su'
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Notice.
HOMESTEAD CONSOLIDATED-No.
TICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFF oE AT The DALLEs, Or
November, =, 1889
Notice liz hereby given that the following named
settlers have filed notice of their intention to make
faal proof in support # their claim and that said
proof will be made before Register and Receiver u
s. Land Office, at The Dsles, Or, on Dec. %, 1889,
viz:
William X. Haynes.
HI 2649, for the Sc Ii Sec. Is, s Is E W NJ;
and
Ellsworth A. Haynes.
Hid. 2l93 for the II Sci and u SW IA, Sec 4,
T2 S 10 W III.
Tn name the following witnesses to prove their
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz Polk Butter, James W. Moore, E. i. Lore,
and T. Ciausen, all of Nansene, Or.
F. A. MCDONALD,
Register
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs. OREGON

October 2, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following nameo
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
Will oe made before the register and receiver at The
Dalles, Oregon, on November 25, 1889, viz:
William II. Nea5eack,
D 1854, for the SW "a Sec G, T3S, RI3E,WM,
He names the following witnesses to prove his COLI
tnuous residence upon and cultiyat on Of said land
viz:
Hugh Gourlay, Walter Henderson, Thoma.
Morris, Robert Kelley, all Of Kingsley Or
F. A. MCDONALD Register
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$5 Reward.

aluge black mare. (branded m on LEFT shouiderS
ana ana leaving the same with C. z. Dunham. Thse
Danes, or ". A. Phelps, Rufus Sherman Co. Or.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICH At The DhLLES, VR.,
October 10, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that
proof will be made before the register and
OF the u s. land office at The Daes Or, on Noyen-
Der q, 1889, viz:
John +. Root,
Hd 1851, for the Sc 4 of the NV H. W " of the
VIZ and NV of the SW3, Sec 8, I'll S, RI3E.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, VIZ:
Joseph Means, A. B. Mott, A. J. Grubb, Thomas
Gray, all of The Dalles, Or.
octl9 +. A. MCDONALD, Register
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A HORSE WHo oan r..u,

Everybody has heard Of "horse laurb. {"
t,n put VINO mas ever seen an equine gifted With
pc pronounced q miracle; but SO would the
telegraph and the telephone q hundred wears
ago. Mhy, even very recently cure for con-
sumption, which is universally acknowledred
70 be scrofula affecting the lungr, would have
Deen looked upon as miraculous, but now peo.
PIC are beginning to realize that the disease
Discovery win cure it, il taken in time end
given fair trial: This world-renowned rem
eoy viii not make new lungs, but it will re-
other means have failed. Tho1sands rrata.
tuIiy testify to this. 1t is the most potent
pIonlc, or strength restorer, alternative. or
6nown to medical science. For Weak Tunes''
Spltung OF Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma. "a,
tarrn IN the Head. and all Lingering Courhs.
Of the stomach. liver and boWeis as fndiees.
nnon. or DysPepsia, Bihousnes1, or Liver
Complaint" Chronic Diarrhea, and kindred
III 10
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GUARANTEED eovery . the Ise'sE oniy nea- Dss-
leSHsisah a-s.Ds icdne Of its claas, aold
n.;n1a5 - by druggists, under q
" urers that it win bsneiit or cure In every case
OF olsease for which it e recommendSd- N
money PAID for it win be promptly refunded.
Copyright, Isaa BY WORLDS DIS. Mxn As.,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01

In showing yesterday to what extent and in
what manner the cut Of the face OF Eliza Fos-
Der aided In the Identification Of the murdered
woman TIE STAR did not conceal in the least
the fact that the detectives were working on a
direct clue independently OF that identification.
and that the credit Of solving the mystery be-
longs to them. Our nerve-shaken contemporary.
which has qualified itself by the CONTEMPLATION
Of its own cuts to appreciate, shiveringly, the
CHASTITY in art, expresses the unwarrantable
opinion that the evening papers would have
published the Foster cut even if the purpose
and prospect OF aiding in the Identification OF
the murdered woman had been lacking, and
firmly declares that it will never, no never, at.
tempt such publication THE STAR has already
stated its reasons for commencing most highly
in the interest Of the public this determination
of our neighbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01

The Boston Globe has made a very good CEN
teEnial hit by reproducing in fac smile a Mas
sGchust1s CeltiEeL of 1879, as a supplement- to
its own issue of yesterday, and calling the
attention of readers to it as an illustration of
the improvement of the American newspaper
in one hundred years. In no department of
human activity have larger strides been taken
than in journalism, for everything has been
made tributary to it. Electricity and steam
have wrought their greatest wonders in this
field. and the inventors have in their turn
received a double benefit from the agency
which they have helped to build
up, the newspaper having kept them
informed of the progress of work in their sew
eral domains all over the world, and of what
the people were still demanding, and also adver-
tised the products Of their genius and created
a market for them. The Centinel of October %,
publishes its --latest foreign intelligence"
mail adyices dated Paris, August 25. The Globe
Of April 80 contains a record of events in Lon
don, Berlin, and Madrid up to midnight of the
29th. No more striking example could be
found than this of what change a century has
wrought in journalism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01

4 discovery made and promulgated by a
bishop ought to be a good Que, every time.
Bishop Lyman of North Carolina has found
that peanuts, fresh roasted in the shell and
eaten shortly before going to bed, have won
derful effect as a preventive Of insomnia
This will be good news to a large number of
interested Americans, who love peanuts in
spite Of their dem cratic associations, but who
desist from eating them on the superstition
that they are breeders Of nightmare. To the
social scientist, moreover, the bishops dis
covery is of interest as explanatory of the vast
consumption of peanuts at the circus, whose
brilliant scenes might otherwise be expected
to keep the young brain whirling long after
its activity ought to be drowned in slumber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01
A CHANCE To Buy New GooDs
AT GREATLY CUT PRICES

Our stock is large and we must move IT, TO do "a
quickly have pu the knife in prices up the hilt
We mention few Of the bargains. but you must
and look to fully appreciate the opportunity offered
buy hrst-class goods al cut rates;
Best AI-MoOl Fun Extra SuIer Ingrains 6Oc yard
Best c. c. Full Extra Super Ing.alns. 50c. yard
Tapestry Brussels, best makes. 5.,c. yard
BODY Brussels, best makes. 81 yard.
BEST Moquette Carpets, sL25.
Best quality Smyrna Mats. regular price sl75. cut
10 i2J.
Best quality Smyrna Rags, regular price S. cut 10
Sly5.
Bees quality Smyrna Rugs, regular price e. cut to
S2.95.
Best quality Smyrna Rugs. regular price So cut to
s3.95.
japanese Rugs. all Sizes few 9Kl2, we viii close out
at $3.50
scrimn. Csc. yard Pongee Drapery l5c.; H.s-
socks 25c.
Solid Walnut sidebosrd Marble Top $3.50
limitation Mahogany sidebosId, $3.50.
Natural Cherry Finished Sideboard- sl7.50.
Antique Oak Siaeboard. $50
Antique Sdeboard, S:22 50.
Solid Oak SidebOard, SIS.
These sideboards cut-in prices from s. to $3.50
market for S25.
On ali Chamber Suits over s75, and PArlor Suits
over 500. We will give discount Of 3 per ceat.
One SIX Plush Suit o pieces, cherry frames. $50.
One SILK Plush Suit q pieces, spring edges 500
One Crushed Plush Suit pieces, $40
One Crushed Plush SUIT o pieces. s65
Wen sell any Portieres or heavy Curtains In stock
| 1t cost and hang them o. charge.
Great bargains In our Lace Curtain Department.
We sell the cheapest GOOD Refrigerator the
market, and guarantee them.
Baby Carriages at all prices.
The best and cheapest line Of Msttings have
| shown
Loose Covers cut and made TO order on short notice
Ii you want more than your moneys worth come
| and see
2hese prices are for cash on or before delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01
Marx Us WEI AND MAZE
A NOTE OF THIS

WHILE WE DO NOT MAKE TEN DOLLAR SUITS
THE SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR BUsI-
NEss-oUR PATRONS DEMAND A FINER
CLASS OF GOODS THAN CAN BE SOLD AT
THAT PRICE-YET WE CARRY IN STOCK
TEN DOLLAR SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG
MEN THAT CAN'T BE TOUCHED FOR THE
PRICE IN WASHINGTON. OUR TEN DOL
LAR SUITS ARE OF THE GOOD. HONEST.
RELIABLE KINDS. ALL wooL-EvERY
FIBER-HoNEsTLY MADE AND FINELY
FITTING. NOT THE COMMON TRUCK"
MADE UP FOR NEW YORK AUG
TON ROOMS IN THE CITY sLUMs THE
JERSEY FLATS AND THE SALT MEADOWS
OF LONG ISLAND WITH WHICH THE
MARKET SEEMS To BE "CoRNEREDn AT
THIS TIME. SUITS MADE UP BY FARM
Frs WIVES AND THEIR HIRED GALS
BETWEEN TIMES. SUITS THAT WE
WOULDN'T TOUCH NOR HANDLE, NOR
HAVE OUR PATRONS WEAR. WE SELL
SUITS AT SO THAT WE COULD JUST AS
EASILY GET els FOR, BUT WE "AIN'T
BUILT THAT WAY" AT FIFTEEN DOL
LARS EACH WE BEAT THEM ALIVE
SWEEP THE DECK. WE ARE SELLING
SPRING SUITS AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS
EACH THAT YOU CAN'T BUY OUTSIDE OF
OUR HOUSE FOR LESS THAN $50 TO eos.
$50 AND s25 EACH WE KNOCK OUR
OWN BEST EFFORTS OF THE PAST SKY
HIGH. LOOK Us ovER-'TwILL PAY
YOU. WE BEAT THEM ALL IN ACTUAL
VALUES AS WELL AS STYLE AND ELE-
CANOE OF FIT AND FINISH.
ROBINSON, PARKER l. CO.,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLoTHIERs,
ny1-eo $40 SEVENTH ST. COR OF D.
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To The STAR READERS.

- " - dE SIAH AtEADERS:
One Of those special sale surprises Of the Palais
Royal that cause the public to wonder and business
! men to ponder. is now taking place
Underwear and hosiery for men. women and children
is being offered at prices that present opportunity
to supply yourself for the nearly half the
usual cost
A SURPRISE FOR MEN.
At 1sc. pair. 3pairs for 5oc Ii offered all Half
hose that have not the full complement of colors and
sizes in each style.
CSC Isle Socks. Black. with Hair Line Stripes Of
Red. Yellow. Blue or White.
Soc Black Cotton Hose. with toes and heels in Blue
Yellow, Red or White.
75o Cotton Socks, in Tans and delicate shade OF
Fawn. with Silk stripes. in Light Blue and Red.
35c. Ribbed Cotton Socks. in nearly all colors.
ty Choice Of above Socks during this sale for 1sc
pair, or pairs for SOC.
ALL MEN KNOW THE &C. G.n
Who is not familiar with the reputation Of the ceIe-
brated &C. & G." French Balbrisgan Underwear. The
superior fitting qualities the sklike appearance. the
neaness and perfection Of finish are such that at every
international exhibition has been adudged the peer
Of its fellows
The &c. & G." Underwear has received prize medals
at all exhibitions of note
r1T The PaIas Royal offers the &c and g." Baloriooan
Shirts and DraVers for this sale at sec.
TneIaney Striped BaDrIooan Under,cear is also in
euded at &c., though seldom retated under sIss
sEsee the DOC. &C. G." Silk Socks
THE DEPARTMENT FOR MEN
Is situated door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and is entirely separate from the women's
goods, which in the next building-the first and
second floors of No. llI7 Pennsylvania avenue
TOMORROW CTHURsDAYD MAY 2D.
VERY GREAT SURPRISE FOR LADIES.
On the second floor of No. 1117 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. ladies will be surprised with Choice of all
Csc. ENTERTAINMENTS FOR Sic.
This evening the show window will be fixed with
samples of this Underwear, and Tomorrow Morning
You may notice all the various styles quoted below:
Ten different styles Night Gowns.
Nine different styles Chemisea
-Four different styles Skirts.
Twelve different styles Corset Covers.
-Four different styles Drawers.
sz~ Making speciality of csc. Underwear is the
reason why so many styles shown and why such
very superior garments offered at the price-9Sc
YOUR CHOICE TOMORROW AT Sic.
To give idea of the completeness Of this stock of
Csc. Undergarments it is only necessary to mention
Corset Covers. from % to 4s inch bust measure,
Skirts fully "a yards wide, and Nightgowns from liz
to IS inch neck size. OF course all the sewing is
done on lock-stitch machines You will also notice
the patent Everlasting" Stays which strengthen the
garments where they are usually weak The Yokes in
nearly all instances double. The Trimmings Of
Embroidery and Lace are the best. Certainly very
great surprise at Sic. apiece for you match them
elsewhere at 81?
Easy to find out.
We also ask investigation of the following bargains
in Hosiery and Merino Underwear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01

Chauncey NJ. Depew has shown that as apub-
tic speaker he can rise to the occasion, no mat
ter how lofty flight may be demanded. As a
railroad man he talks business very effectively;
as an af:er-dinner speaker he is witty and his
sentences are short, bright, and pointed; and
as a centennial orator he displays the states
mans wealth of information and breadth of
view and a mastery of English which fairly en-
titles his speech to be called eloquent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01
A NEw TH1sa WrrH Us
But A NECESSITY.

AJob Table. Don't misunderstood our meaning.
In stock Of the magnitude Of ours the lots are sure
TO become broken-especially In the Children's De-
psrtment Odds and Ends left in the regular stock
cause rs embarrassment sometimes. It places us In
an unfair position. Much Of what We show ., the
commencement Of the season cannot b duplicated
and the stock cannot be kept complete In sizes and
patterns to the end Do you catch the idsai On this
Job Table we're going to place these fragments Of the
full lots-put moving price, and get rid Of them
in hurry.
We want to introduce you to this table when You
come in You may ind something you can use ItTl
hardly remain two days alike Somebody win want
Just what we put there. TAey'rei in luck
WHAT YOU'LL FIND THERE To- MoRRow.
Saturday was such bad day we didn't blame you for
had outlined We think. in justice to you. what are
left ought to be offered again They 20 on the Job
Table tomorrow.
The balance of lots $780, $3.50. SAC. 5ss7 and
4476. They're piece Kilts The patterns seem to
be the only things that Of. They were $3.50, 50
and $3.50 The scattering ones left are SO to.or.
rotc only
The Double We Waists went in spite of the wet What
left at Saturdays priceto-morrow-35c There are
still few Of those pckings in quarter Windsor scarfs
On the table they so-15c.
There are IL or Is Sailor Suits short pants in
dark colors They've sold well-that's why there are
30 few left They are marked $3.50. On the table
sts1.
Three on. of fifty. That's clearing them out pretty
clean. Sailor Suits. s1.5o is the marked price ESQ
Tomorrow only. dollar and q quarter quality in
Gray Saflors-with the others-75c
One-a single solitary survivor. Imported French
Refer double embroidered collar. Will ft boy Of
years. ss-On the table at s.. Wouldn't go there If
we could get more of them
We've got about five two-price Kilts-handsome, i'm.
ported fabrics. Trimmed with velvet and full velvet
front. One or two of them are s7-the balance $40.
They can't be replaced So will the end of them
Just four Corduroy-best quality-Jacket Suits
When the lots were full they were 81. The balance
were marked SIS. 7hesef four at $3.50 There's one
four-year-old, two thirteens and twelve.
These prices will hold only for tomorrow. It's
hardly chance that any of them will be left If you
see them and can use them you'll want 'em- Cost cuts
figure in the prices put goods on the Job Table
That offer them to youis sufficient guarantee Of the
quality. To get rid of them our only desire.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PRoGRESSIoNIsTs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01

Just as the reptblic managed to make a
highly ereditable naval parade on Monday,
though its navy is a ghost so it displayed an
impressive military parade yesterday, though
Its army is a skeleton. In both cases the vol
unteers swelled the procession. And so it
would be in case Of war. While the standing
army and navy are Insignificant, the military
power which can on the instant rise and stand
In the republics defense is immense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01
Hairs.

HArs
The popular shapes are the Henrietts, Estells,
senortta Exquisite Coterie Zara Modiste and Hadng
We have the above and many other shapes in all
qualities and coors and ask you to call and see them
before buying.
Lace Straw effects are very much in demand. here
you can hnd the assortment at from CSC. to s2.4S.
Colored and Black p and R. Koko, Tramway and
M1lans in all shapes and colors at from 19c to S225.
Leghorn Hats. All shapes, from the small Turban
Tor the infant to the large Flats at from 75c s34S
SAILORS for Misses and Children range in price
from 17c to s24S. all colors, styles and shapes At
sSc we are selling . fine Sailor. trimmed with fine
Ribbon. and at s125 Macknaw Sailor is the best
value ever offered
Boys Hats, Caps, Flats Tam oShanters. in mixed,
white and colors. Prices guaranteed.
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01

MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS
Large Assortmsnto Of
GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS AND
HEADsToNES.
at bottom prices New Importation direct from Italy
of beautiful figures for
CEMETERY AND PARLOR DECORATION.
Worth visit to zee them
JF MANNING.
sp17-Im 1890 Pa ave. n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01

G. No other paper published has anything
ington as has TIE EVENING STAR, and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
Of its circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-01
Mr.. Daniel. in his speech last evening in re

Mr. Daniel. in his speech last evening in re-
spouse to the toast Of 1.-The Senate" took pains
to say that, when passing upon the Presidents
nominations for Office, the upper house docs
not infringe on his prerogatives or transcend
its own when it differs from him" That is
true. 1t is noteworthy, however, that the Presi-
dent is required, when he differs in Judgment
from Congress on the merits Of bill which it
has passed, TO spread his reasons on the record,
so that any future action in the premises may
be taken with these in full view and that the
country may have the means of forming its own
Judgment on the issue between them No such re-
quirement is forced upon either house Of Con-
gress by the Constitution; but the House Of
Representatives does all its debating openly,
and reaches its conclusions by processes plainly
exposed to popular criticism, and a proper
sense Of its own duty would impeFthe Senate to
follow suit What would be thought of a Presi-
dent who, in vetoing an act originating with
the Senate, should send back to that body such
a message as, "Your bill is not approved;
reason-I don't like it?" And yet that is prac-
tically the equivalent of what the Senate does
when, in secret session, it dissects and rejects
a candidate nominated by the President after
thoughtful consideration. 1t does not actually
Infringe upon his prerogatives or transcend its
own" judged by the strict letter Of the
law, but from any equitable point Of view it
puts an affront upon him and upon the people,
which the trainers of the Constitution certainly
had not in mind when they entrusted the Sem
ate with the power to place check upon the ex-
ecutive. 1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Daniel will
be found among the hardest workers next ses-
sion for rule to thr Nv open the doors of the
Senate chamber and let the people enjoy the
same freedom Of vision and Judgment there
that they exercise in the White House.