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TOO OkFIClOuS.
Is What tho Prince Edwards leland
Papers Say Of the Church.

Is What tho Prince Edwards leland
Papers Say Of the Church.
CHARLoTrErowN, Primer EDWARDS
ISLAND, March 2a-Liberal papers on
the Island severely condemn Bishop
Mcintyre and Archbishop O'Brien for
their alleged activity during the recent
election on behalf of the government
candidates. The Guardian charges that
the Bishop instructed his clergy, aud
through them his people TO mark their
crosses for conservative candidates and
add:
"In such a contest, when the priests
take sides against one, It is no longer a
fair fight, The electors are no longer
free to think or judge for themselves.
The issues before the people are subor.
dinated to the commands Of the church.
Tue independent, intelligent vote of the
people Is q delusion aud a farce. The
independence Of the State is menaced
by the aggressions Of the church,"
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III. o.lIforn,n prIZo FIrht.

SAN FRANcIscO, March 2S.-The fsic
event 81 the peer future is the oorbett'
Jackson meeting. Both men are Sclen'
fife boxers. Both are we'll stocked Sith
brains and are very quick. A contest
between them ought ID come more close
ly to the ideal Of the noble art OF self de-
fense than any other Gght for some years.
Bets are not plentiful. Jim Corbett's
manager says he will commence serious
training Anrill1
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wItKEsBARRE, PA, March 2s.-Henry
Conrad, Nicholas Miller and David
HigEs, tbFes young iAsn Of this city,
were poisoned this afternoon by. eating
q kind Of parsnip which they found
while hunting. Conrad and Miller both
died within . shgrt time and Higgs,
though suffering much, may recover.
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CHICAGO, March 2s.-At to.day's meet
ing OF the Methodist Ministers Associs.
ton Of this City, long report on the
Malta lyhching in New Orleans, in
which the Malta, and unrestricted emf.
grafton were denounced was presented.
A resolution accompanying 1t sympa.
thized with New Orleans in the ilnpo.
tence OF its legal machinery against the
Malta, declared mob law unchristian and
un.American.
After a brief but heated discussion
the report and resolutions were laid on
the table.
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cREsrON, Iowa, March 2S.-An old
citizsn OF this place has received a letter
from a priest in Lisbon, Spain. iniorm-
ing him that a Spanish exile, formerly
his associate, has died, having him
5000 on the following conditions:
The citizen Is 10 give the priest a bond
IN the sum Of $40. 600 guaranteeing that
he will unearth aud restore 10 the only
heir. 9 daughter, jewels to the value Of
S4O,0M buried ia Cresston. A chart
giving the exact location OF the treasure
Is 70 bs sent on receipt Of the bond.
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They are Not Parn.llItes.

CoRK, March 9S.-Messrs. William
0'Brien aud Dillon, members OF Parlia.
ment, who have been undergoing terms
OF imprisonment in Galway Jail, were
transferred to-day to Cork jail. They
were recognized upon their arrival at
the railway station here as they were
drawn through the streets upon a jaupt-
ing car, guarded by police escort. The
prisoners received an ovation from the
people on the streets.
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SpectuE DiSpdtea 70 Tie InttltoeIeer.
PoIxr PLEASANT, W. VA, March %
At the municipal election held here last
Saturday the following ticket was elected T;
Mayor, Harry z. Tippett; City Clerk,
Warren O. Whaleyt City Marshal,
Stephen E. Adkins; Oouncllmen-First
ward, Hiram Heatherington, Capt. John
Armstrong, Jr.; Second ward, Captain
Gum, J. NJ. Adkinson; Third Wara,
Arthur Edwards and Curt Nutter. 4ne
whole ticket is composed OF young men,
The Mayor being only twenty. eight years
Of age and son OF Hon. G. W. Tippett,
OF the Registey, this city. A banquet was
given tbs tame night in honor Of the
successful candidates and Grill 7. Smith,
OF the Secretary Of States Office at
Charleston. and James Arter, Esq., also
~ NhaFlaRtnn
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IlI.Il

NURPHY-on Monday, March n, 1921 a. N
9ol0oI =. m, Mn MARY, relIct OF the IA ~ ~
John Murphy, aged IS yoiFS. 'A''
FnnenI from her hIs rOiiIOacs, No. lli7 Main
street. "Wednesday morning at o,clocE.
requiem Man At tho Cathedral At Q :3o a, M.
Friends Of the family respectfully inyi,od Ia
attend. intesmen'G at Mt, Calvary ceue,ery.
THoNP50E-On Moalay, March al 1soi a, =
aged 70 years. %N N' AA0AtsOHE
Fansrl services atsG Matthews Church, We'd.
nesaAy, March Is, at 1:Sl O'Clock p. m.
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Paruolrs norua sub.erlptlon 1l.t.

DUBLIN, March 9S.-oanon Kearney
has written letter to the National Pres,
the McCarthyite organ, in which he says
that he is astonished to end his name
published in the FreemGas Journal as
having written to the Lord Mayor en-.
closing FIVE pound note for the fund
being raised for Mr.. Parnell's campaign
purposes. Canon Kearney's denial, the
National Pres says, is suggestive Of q
bogus list Of subscribers.
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LONDON, March 2S.-Her Maiesty's
high court Of justice, Queens Bench
division, has dismissed the appeal Of
counsel representing Sir William Gordon
Cummings in the so-called "Baccarat
scandal, /" asking that the defendants in
the ACTION Tor damages brought by Sir
William Gordon Cummings ordered to
state the particular manner in which
the Baronet ia alleged to have cheated at
NaPda
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ROME, March 2S.-The Pope has re-
ceived several requests through Cardinal
Bonaparte to grant an audience to Prince
Victor, but has refused on the ground
that 1t would be against the friendship
of France to receive an active pretender
to the French throne.
The late Priencs Napoleon's suite Of
rooms in the Turin Palace have been
assigned to his SOD, Prince Victor.
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EDWARD NVRNER ARKESTED.
Anew York Banker Who Hts Been Swind.
lug With Foreign Bonds.

A New 0Fk bnukaF VINO MS doom ohluu'
Ing With Foreign Bonds.
New YoRK, March 23.-Edward Hor-
ner, Of the firm OF E. q. Horner & Co.,
bankers on Wall street, and Edmund
Furst and Jacob Traube. agents Of the
firm, were arrested Saturday on the
charge Of having swindled a number OF
persons out Of foreign Government
bonds. Yesterday morning they each
put up s., 600 to appear to-day.
Horner has amassed q fortune out Of
his swindling schemes, especially in the
west. In Chicago his sreceipts from 5000
victims was about $1,000 month. In
st. Louis his receipts were about $s 900
To $4,000 a month. Last January an
agent was arrested in st. Louis, and was
bAiled out. Horuer may be sent there
on reuuisition.
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NEw YoRK, March 2s.-At the meet.
ing OF the coal agents to-day it was de-
Cided TO reduce stove coal forty csnta per
ton, egg thirty cents, and cbsstn,t
twenty-five cents. The new schedule
makes stove s. 76, egg So 80 and ches,-
nut s. 90 per ton. The prices made u f.
day 90 into effect April /, aud are fiiN.
tive and sIxtY.aVe cents below those { 4
last year, The agents also resolved 10
restrict production for the month Of
April to 1000. 600 tons.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, March 2s.-The
Milwaukee Bridge and Iron Works, Of
which Messrs. Keepers and Riddell were
the principal stockholders, assigned this
morning. The bond Of Hamilton Town
send, the assignee, was fixed at $500, 900
and the liabilities are reported at about
that sum. 1t is claimed the assets will
exceed this. Slow collections caused
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A NEW DISEASE.
chicago Blamp the vsrnRl EquinO,
~. ItI,v Doalh Rate.

Chicago BlamN the vsrnRl Equinox fes
Its BiG Death Rate.
CHleAoo, March 93.-Ls grippe, pneu'
monia and the verna' equinox jointly
did deadly work in Chicsgo last week.
Tho iOotinEs ,show that sO4 persons died
during the week, the mayor portion OF
them OF lung diseases. Pneumonia
claimed 10; grippe, 10; bronchitis 81 !
diphtheria, %; scarlet fever, l5; typhoid
fever, IS; consumption, 40. Acute lung
diseases carried off 23S. Last week the
death list was 704. The rate per thou
sand was 81, almost unprecented in the
history OF the city.
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Special DtSpdlch 70 uk InltlIlCenceT.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2S.-West
Virginia PENSIONS Original, Andrew ].
Ashlen. Andrew Crash, John O.
starksy, william ]. Town, Lev Hennig,
John Cook, Cephss Archer, David vii.
helmj additional, Mrs. H. q: Flick. IN
crsSse-tee Hamen, topg Woodtord, W.
Keenen, ThomBs y. Fleming, 4lex
brown, John d. Chalpip. ("
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An EprInesr KILLED.

OOSHoe7oG, Quo, IIarch 93.-The
limited mail No. Z, due in Columbus at
1:4O p. ln., was wrecked at Conesville
several miles west of here this after
noon. Freight train No. 81 was pulling
in on the siding at that point and had
tailed To station fsgman. No. Z run.
ming at Q high rate o. speed came around
the curve and ran into the freight. The
engine Of No. I. turned oyer and
Engineer Farrell and Fireman Dickson
were terribly injured. Several Of the
postal clerks were severely bruised but
none eerioualy injured.
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H1IIsBoRo, O., March 2s.-William NJ.
Moore, q wealthy farmer and stock
breeder, living in the northern part Of
Highland county, near New Vienna,
Was shot and killed this morning by his
son 0sacar, who claims that be acted In
self defense. The son has been arrealad.
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HoUsroX, TExAs, March 23.-Tho big
Eest soap manufacturing concern in the
world has been organized here. The
corporation will have . capital Of $l6,.
100000, and proposes 70 establish plants
to cost from $50, 600 TO 500 OOO In Hous'
ton, New Orleans and other Southern
cities in the cotton belt.
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wAsHrSnroS, March 2s.-sepretsFy
Blaine is in good health With the excep-
ton Of Slight touch Of the eQut, This
necessarily confines him To htsholae, bpt
does not interfere In the least with the
dispatch Of public business requiring
his attention.
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LONDON, March 2S.-Lord Salisbury
has written a letter to the Glasgow
Chamber OF Commerce, in which he
says that he is well aware Of the import
ance Of the reciprocity treaty between
the United States and Brszil.
Lord Salisbury adds that four years
ago, the Government failed to obtain
the Brazilian assent to the "most favored
national" treatment for British mer.
Gh4ndise. The Rritiah Governments
efforts In that direction would now be
ranawad.
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The "SkpS" Have a Little Amusement.

The "skFB" Have Little Amusemont,
CHICAGO, March 23.-Duringa quarrel
in saloon last night Frank Rompotski
drew q knife and stabbed Leon Ceisin-
ski in tho left cheek, seriously wound.
ing him. Rompotski struck another
man named Lolski over the head with
an iron bar, knocking him unconscious,
and escaped. Both men are seriously
VoDndad.
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LYNN, MASS, March 2s.-The Parnell
branch of the Irish National League yes
terdsy voted mot to in any way recog-
nizs the ENJOYS from either Of the two
factions in Ireland" In thus voting
they have voiced the sentiments OF the
executive officers Of the League.
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WON'T SIGN Inc Arreensnt.

PErrssuRaH, Pa, March 2s,-Arm-
strong 4 Co., who locked out 1000 men
and girls q few days ago, have decided
TO run their works hop.gniop. They
are paying union wages and taking old
hsnde back rapidly 6pt will positively
not sign the apprentice agreement.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2s.-sec.
Tetary Foster to-day announced that the
policy Of the Treasury Department be-
gun by Assistant Secretary Nettletop in
declining to furnish gold bars. for ship
ment would be adhered TO, and the
necessary instructions Issued by the d.
rectors OF the mint.
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.fhs Chamber of Commerce Building At
tRohed.

TOLEDO, o., March 2s.-Ths Sheriff
to-day attached the old Chamber Of
Commerce building, one OF the largest
aud most prominent structures in the
city. A petition for judgment on a
note Of Sl0G. 900 and foreclosure Of the
mortgage on the building securing the
payment Of the note was filed In Com,
mon Pleas Bourt by the Penn Mutual
Insurance Company, which holds the
note against John Il Garter and the I'D.
miDistrators and heirs oi James A.
Gamble, deceased. George H. Becwith
was appointed receiver OF the property
by the court. This is not the present
Produce Exchange building, but the one
formerly used by that BODY,
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rrIed % Foroo tho Whito House.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2S.-The
case Of Harry Martin, yhe tried 70
break into the White House Saturday
night, was continued in the Police Court
To- day on account Of the illness Of the
faiandRuk.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2a.-Ex.
Senator Blair has Sccepted the Chinese
mission, and has arranged to sail from
San Frapclsco for the Flowery Kingdom
on the 6rst 81 May. He hSRalFeady 70.
ceiyed his instructions from Secretary Of
State Blaine,
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500 Insurrents Shot Torsthsr.

LpNpOS, March 22.-Dlspatches from
Chile, received via Buenos Ayres, say
there has been severe fighting near Val.
paraiso recently, and that 200 Of the in.
Burgents were taken prisoners, tied
together and shot with cannon and
muaketry By tho Government troops.
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LONDON, March 2s.-The Ctrmiql<'
St. Petersburg correspondent says that
the price OF naphtha has fallen thirty
per cent, owing to the tapping Of o
stream ct Baku yielding fifty thousand
Lnnn daily.
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NEw YoRK, March 2s.-The house
where Gen. VIM. T. Sherman died is TO
pass out Of the hands Of the Sherman
family. PIT. Sherman has been IN.
vested with full authoityto disbose OF
the house,
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CrNcrNNATt, March 2S.-Mr. viii A.
Stevens, the dry goods merchant,
charged with murder in the frst degree
for the killing Of O. H. Wood, had a pre-.
llminaFy hearing in the Police Court to.
day apd was discharged, the testimony
showing that the pistol was accidentally
discharged, -
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To AbolIsh slavery.

LONDON, March ga dispatch from
Zanzibar says the copclqEIoa Of & treaty
With the prominent Chiefs, by which
the latter agree to abolish slavery at
With, 10 officially announced.
The present owners ol slaves are al.
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Must Nave Iiesn Eating tho Product.

Providence, R. l., March 2S.-Her.
man Bodies, forty years old, book.ksepsr
ofthe Providence Dairy Company, whose
factory was on Thursday seized by the
United States revenue officer for alleged
violation OF law, committed suicide yes.
tsrday BY shooting himself at Nay9tt
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81. Louia aGs small pox.

ST. Lous, No, March 2s.-No new
csses o. small pox have been heard from
since Friday, and the health authofities
are hopeful that tho scoufge has been
gotten completely under control and
that the infected persons are under treat
neai at the small pox hospital.
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s,samship News.

NHw YOaK, March 2s.-Arivsd, steam.
erS Aurauia, Liverpool; Canada, Liver
pool; Russia, Hamburg; =, go,
souTHAMPToS, March 23,-Arriyed,
steamer Ems, from New York, ior
Bremen.
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whSSIIng PSlioC. N b.

OMAHA, NEB, March 28.-The gam.
bling dens Of this city were raided yes.
teFday and more than 400 prisonera are
in the station. In POLICE ciFcles II iB as.
serted that this "a OILY the beginning oi
q regular war to be Waged against all
gambling houses.
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VIII GIyp the nnnk q Cnnnca,

WAsHlSoroN, March 2S.-Mr. Lacey,
Controller Of the currency will delay
the app ointment of a Receiver for the
Keystone National Bank OF Philadelphia
for aeveral days in order to give the
stockholders opportunity to resume
business.
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We.t YlrrInIa Postma.ters.

6pteIdI UI1p1leN % w 1F89t'76Vt''otI'
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-West vir-
gipia postmasters appointed to-day are
6. B. Morrison, vice W. H. Morrison,
resigned, Artter's Mills, Lewis county;
A. o. BLSck, vice ]. +. LeHns, resigned
Lee, Writ county.
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DUBLIN, March 9S.-Air. Parnell trav-
eled from Sligo to this city to-day. His
approach to the latter city was herslded
broadcast. Nevertheless there was no
gathering at the railroad station to greet
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The Aaaeta are Zero.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2S,-The
grand jury will investigate the failure Of
Sckwartz & Co., Bankers, and criminal
prosecution is to follow. The assets
now turn to nothing.
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phIIndolnhIo Iioenso Oourt WORT,

Pn.1ApELEHIA, March Ss.-The Ii.
cenSe Court to-day announced that all
licenses oi last year now unprotected
would be renewed and none others.
There we're Sass new applicants,
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AChnrnh nnrnnd-

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 23 st.
Paul's Episcopal church, corner Of Camp
and Canal streets, was destaoyed by tire
this afternoon. Loss $4,000; insur.
ance $4,000.
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only Two Frenehm q On 30 Dec eprnted.

PARIS, March 2S.-1t is confirmed that
President Carnot has been decorated
with the Russian order Of ST. Andrew.
Marshal McMshon Ia the only other
grenChnan who possesses this decora.
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RENTED A HOTEL.

Queen Victoria TO Spend Few Days nj
GraSSe-Won't Take in Paris.
LONDON, March 2S-The Queenleit
Windsor to-day. She goes to the south
of France via Cherbourg, and not via
Calais and Paris as announced shortly
after the arrival here OF the Empress
Frederick from her eventful visit to
Paris.
At Grasse the Grand Hotel has been
rented and PLACED in order for the &C.
commodation Of Her Majesty. Her
1t Is understood, will travel by
special train from Cherbourg TO Cannes,
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March 2S.-A
statepent appearsin the Tribune here,
believed to be from ex-senator Pierce.
new editor Il that papefs that Senator
Elmunds expects TO resign before the
next meeting OF the SSuRte.
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II. clnr KInr 10 Court.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 2S.-Col. a.
Clay King, the slayer Of David Poeten,
vas Grraigned. Col. King plead mot
Guilty" g.It 4 Jaags Bga9OiS s'' the case t0F
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Another Bank Bustcd,

York, Pa, March 2S.-Scall & Donner
bankers have assigned. it is complete
failure, the liabilities far exceeding the
assets.
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E1.aatotnor Rnhln.on pend.

EtMIR4, \. Y, March 2S.-Ex.iover.
nor Robinson died at 1925 o'clock this
afternoon,
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.DEPEV FOR GOVERNOR
He May Run for New York's
Chief Executive After All.
all HOPE CENTERED ON HIM
According to State Senator vedder
chauncey is Said to be Consider
ing the Question of Accept
log Such Nomination.

NEW YoRK, March 2S.-After looking
the field over, the Republican leaders oi
this State have decided that DR.. Chaun.
cey NJ. Depew is the most available can
didate for Governor that can be named
for the contest next fall. They are now
engaged in a patriotic endeavor to con.
vince DR.. Dspew Of that fact, and to
prevail upon him to accept the nomina.
tion. ~.
The suggestion of DR.. Depew for the
Republican standard bearer in this
State next fall emtnated from the &C.
tive brain OF Mr.. Plat, but 1t has been
kindly received by all factions Of the
State Senator Commodore P. vsdder
claims the honor ot being the first man
to seriously broach the subject to Mr..
Depew. Mr.. Vedder Is closely identi.
fed with Mr.. Plat in politics. II told
Mr.. Depew, said Mr.. Vedder yesterday,
"more than month ago that he could
have the unanimous nomination II he
would consent to run. He did not give
me positive answer, but rather jokingly
said that he was out of politics for the
present. AS though a man ot Nj. De.
pew's attainments and prominence could
get out OF politics as long as he remains
above gEoundl l am convinced that
Mr.. Depew would not refuse the
II it should be rendered to
him unanimously. l cannot speak for
Warner Miller, as am not in bis conf
dence, but known that Mr.. Platt is
in favor Of Mr.. Depsw for Gov.
ernor. He has told me so frequently,
and in manner 10 leave no doubt Of
his evident sincerity. Mr.. Plat will do
all in his power to nominate Mr.. Depew,
and, from what I hear, Mr.. Miller will
offer no objection. Dr.. Depew isa mem.
Der OF no faction. he Is a man on
whom all OF the Republicans can unite
and support in harmony. He will poll
he full strength Of his party, and draw
thousands OF Democratic votes besides.
was never more confident OF any thing
han that Mr.. Depew can carry this
State next fall.
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lowed Eve years grace in which to libsr.
ate or in some other way dispose Of the
forced services Of the men they now
employ.
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M,KISLBY STILL SOUND.

He Advances tho same UnansWsrabls Ar
Euments on the Tarin that Have Made
him Famous as tho Author OF the Most
pnrfant TnriR RIr EYor Enheted.