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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
THE MAN FROM MAINE.

Among Other Attributes OF Greatness He
Is Said to Heacmbio Ii Hung Chang.
Tom Reed Of Maine has not lately
been getting himself so unconsciously
and innocently before tho public gaze AS
have some Of his rivals for tho Repub-
lican nomination for the presidency, but
Il biographical Gsetch of him in recent
number of Home and Country has au
ominous campaign look. From it we
learn that Mir. Reed is now the most in
tcresting figure in public life This is
said without intending disparagement
Of Harrison, Mcitinicy or Allison. who
"nre nll i'll thcir way remarkable men,
but tho writer, as II friend of truth, cannot
refrain from pointing cut that "none
of them possesses the interest which
Mr. Reed commands This appears to
lilo partly in his height and generous
figure. partly in the shape of his head
The similarity OF that dono of thought
to Shakespeare has, as the friendly BIZ
ographer observes, been often noted, but
he asserts that he is tho first to point
out its still more striking resemblance
to Ii Hung Chang. This seems to
make it hopeless for any of Mr.. Reed S
rivals TO angle for either the literary
vote or the Chinese vote. But his main
title to admiration is his rcsolute and
independent character. He never ful.
tiers before new conditions or trifies with
responsibility. Wo infer, therefore.
that it must have beon some other Reed
whom the Popullsts chased into tho
cloakrooms in tho last congress when
they tried l.. find mt what In rn,lI,.
thought about silver, ana whom his
honest money friends in the east have
i'll vain besoug!t to pull his Chino
Shakcspearcan head out of the sand. -
New York Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
stevenson's Pity. For Hegears.

stevenson's pity was a very marked
quality, and it extended to heggms,
which is, | think, to go too far. His op-
tlmism, however, suffered a rude shock
In South Audley street one summer aft
ernoon. We met a stalwart bcggar,
whom refused to aid. Louis, however,
wnvered and finsilly handed him six
ponce. The man pocketed tho coin, for
bore to thank his bcnefuctor, but fixing
ms eye on me- said in loud voice,
" And what is tho other little gentleman
going to give meE'' lin future" said
Louis as we strobe coldly on, Il shall
be the other little gentleman. 80
Personal Memories of Stevenson, {" by
Edmund Gosse, in Century.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26

Mt. ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE.
WI Course of studies: Classical. Scien-
title AMI Commerc III. Terms Ioardsrs
per sc'-'on of five months. Sis. Studios
will be resumed Oh MONDAY, september 2.
1895. Address.
BRO. JOSEPH 7 irector.
Carroll Station, Baltimore Md.
SEMI Tor catalogue. iyl2-2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26

little womdn that one would almost say
breath Of wind would blow away will
survive the most painful and dangerous
operation where rough. stocky and iron
built peasant woman that one would
think could survive almost any possible
operation will die from something which
is not. "a a rule, considered dangerous "
New York Sun
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
TIE Storm Confer.

The greut lakes and the St. Lawrence
valley have more storms per annum
than any other portions of this country.
This Is duo to the fact that storms orig
mating west of this district move iii.
reotly east, whiio many originating
farther south move to the northeast.
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SCHOOLS AND CuxLEG,.s.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
Allegheny Springs, a

Tho greatest dysperHa water known on.
do'sci by the State Medical ociety. AMI
awarded Eoli ma,iGl and diuionia al Wor 4,
FAR. Chicago Most popular summer re.
sort ia the moEnHius OF Virginia. Eleya-
ton 200 feet Eeauiiiui lawn Of
tort! acres; tine walks and Crivcs. good
livery ana band o music. T"ins moderate.
WRIT Tor circular or pamphlet CON tanning
testimonial from prominent l,itysicilns ani
other parties If eminoucr G. N'IOLHOuN.
lroprie or; Il Il. STILL, NJ -. Pm q,
Il sidcnt Physician. my2y.2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


Tho oldest Summer Resort in the Uni Oh
States. Go d Fishing. Boating AMI Bathing
Blu sulphur Alum. Iron Arsenic Chnlv.
hontc and l.Ithm. GA top ut o ',Ihroe
Top Range 3.lDl feet above the sea Dis
'anre FROM Il Il Or Il Wutrrlict one mile:
Instance from * W IL II ltsNerton} three
III L.; distance from l. a o mi Idleton four
IN les Write Tor ra'es ic o Am
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ju2C-lnl
STOCKTON Hotel, CAPE NAY, \, ],

TIC Stockton Hotel is unsurpass d on the
~ Ahilc cast, The sauitDrr ariang6ments
are per ect fine billiard rooms and bnwliu,g
Ahe\r. sacred concerts Suudavs. roaru.
american and EUrOpc II PUN special ar.
rangeu ents with lurtics Gtsiring 10 remain
any length OF tine. Address
HORACE NJ CAKE, Manager.
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SUMniErs &c Esoieu.s.
.ThE GpGEMERr

nboundcd success Of the NJ " and fashionable
summer resort olcucd III season ut Edsemerc. l..
l., ht'w en- Ar'einc HnJ Wave Crest. six, cn miles
from Jew York. Pa roIisci 10y the lest ic,n-
Guests charmed with IS ic;inci aud ahluiant
LoHhiaIity. >ufi and sti!l bliniug III Perfection;
my private baths R,at M, ii>hina-oycryihinC
that inakcs seaside 49," deiig .ifnl, so,ial, ana
o htrNi {. Open I'll oct" a.. For circular nd
drr,s y. T. hit X. EigomeIc, Long Island, y. ).
Jy1l-,u,wc ,irHw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26

The new womanf Nonsensei Let her
rig herself up as she plcases, let her tail.
as she Will. she is and will always ha
tina eA,ns. dear old aisL Now York Sun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
GEO. w. DUVAL 81 CO.,
Ne. 10 Water street. Norfolk Va.

ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWMIIL ana air
KINGS OF machinery of the most improved
patterns, Also repairing at the shortest
notice. Particular attention TO steamboat
work; DUNAL's PATENT BOILER TUBES
fEhhULES are tho only perfect remedy
for leaky boiler tubes. iicy oan be inaertoi
in few minutes by any engineer, aai ara
earranted TO stop loaks,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-26
1875 Suffolk TliIiIitaIu ACademu-lO95

Prepares bows aud young men for bu T.
ness, 81 colieg' or university. Equipped
with modern ucat onal appliances. Cadets
rom eight States last session Send for
hnudsome illus rated catalogue.
JOSEPH KING, A. NJ, Principal
jul3-sa IN tn.lm Suffolk Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
Reform in Now York.

Mayor Strong, OF New York, has
started on the work OF REFORM. o.
smashing the power of corrupt Tam.
many-in the right manner. His rich.
es. gifts in the matter OF appointments
have gone to anti-machine men OF both
parties. He has turned his back on
the bosses and is placing at the heads
OF the city departments men OF charac-
ter and fitness.
For commissioner OF public works ho
has appointed a straight Republican,
William Brookfeld. He 10 a repre-.
sentative business man OF the highest
character and wa, opposed by Platt,
who desired one Of his own men in tho
place. which controls moro valuable
patronage than any other office in the
state Of New York. Francis NJ. Scott,
appointed corporation counsel, is an
anti.Tammsny Democrat also OF high
character, and leader OF tho reform
N ovement.
II Mayor Strong keeps up his present
gait the hopes OF those who voted for
the overthrow OF the power OF tho Tam
many machine in Now York will be
fully realized. Tho result will DO moro
than local in its importance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16

Baltimore, the Spirit OF tho limo, laya
tho blame oitho prostitution OF the race
course ut tho door Of George Engoman,
who defonds his winter racos with tho
claim that he"is doing great good by
tho disbursement Of wages" Referring
to Engeman's conduct, tho Spirit Of tho
Times says:
at Is not too much 10 say TINT George Ense.
man lins contributed mora to the downfall OF
thcinH W the east than my other single lndlvld.
naL from tho mnlodorou, days OF the Clifton
race track 10 the present almost every slngle ono
OF ueoFHu Ehgoman's acts has been detrimental
70 racing. last winter. htlyy City, Washington
~ tho lace OF strong public sentiment George
hhgeman persisted In carrying on his meeting
untll tho nuthOrltlcs finally adopted such meas.
nt@ a. wiz most likely pruycnt Ia tho future
the District OF Columbia" . EngcmAn I,
no more tho friend OF tho poor owner than Is the
lnnor hgltntOr the friend OF tho worklngman Il
"a hlHh uino the poor man who puts n penny In
MS pocket to-day aud takes out dollar to'mor.
NV y nota desirable sort OF friend"
Tho Spirit makes tho point that
reputable racing organizations are
jcopardizcd by tho OWLS Of winter rae.
ing, Tor Ito legitimate result will DO tho
'arou,inC OF public sentiment against
all kinds Of horse racing and tho passage
OF laws prohibiting 1t. Tho abuse OF
any kind Of sport will place 1t in jcop.
nrdy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
BREAKFAST eupeEr.

Tho deepest dive on record 10 that OF
Capt John Chrietiunson, OF Seattle, who
plunged into tho waters OF Elliott bay
md nltor twenty minutes roappoarcd In
no great distress. Ito brought up with
him lead limo aud bucket from tho
tug Majestic, which lay, at half food
tide, l06 foot below tho surface OF tho
ocean.
Moro than half tho worlds supply OF
tin 10 mined In tho Straits settlement
ut tho tip OF tho Malay peninsula. Tho
ontpu. In 1901 was 80, 06l tons, out OF n
total OF 5GG5l tona; ~. 100 tons carno
from tho Dutch Wo,t Indies, chiefly
from tho Island OF Banka, leaving only
1854 tons for tho rost OF tho world.
A hotel In Chicago is so heavily
charged with electricity that tho guests
cannot mov0 around without getting q
shock, which 10 often painful. II Is so
bad Tint when ono walks across tho
room spark will leap over a spaco Of
two inchea
South America has tho greatest un-
broken oxtent OF level surface OF any
country In tho world. Tho Llanos OF
tho Orinoco are 10 fiat that tho mo-
ton OF tho rivers can scarcely DO do.
tecIcd over an area Of 100000 square
miles.
DR.. Culbertson, OF Covo Spring, Ga,
loaded his forage with Rough on Rats
to destroy the rodents. but unfortu.
natoly HIS iino milch COW alto some OF
tho hay and died from tho ctIectg OF the
poison.
Since tho United statcs planted shoal
in tho Sacramento river tho FISH have
multiplied aud distributed themselves
along 1000 milos Of coast TO Vancouver
Island, in British Columbia
In 1879 u total OF $50 striped bass
wore planted in tho Sacramento river.
In August, 1894, 6,0OO pounds wete taken
at q single haul.
Up to tho present time the share oil
tho United States in tho expense OF
maintaining the Samoan protectorate
has been s7l,3iG.
Tho annual fire loss from incendiar.
ism in the United States aud Canada is
So, 100000, according TO conservative
estimates.
A lake OF ''nuid asphalt" under 49,
600 acres OF Chickasaw county Is the
latest discovery In Oklahoma.
Texas is preparing to celebrate tho
semi.centcnnial anniversary OF her ad-
mission into the union.
With population OF 50.OOO.00O, Ger.
many has war footing Of 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
Mr.. WILSON.

And now there is talk OF tho prob able
appointment OF Hon. William l.. VIII
son to succeed tho late Mr.. Gray rs
minister to Mexico. Tho salary ia
$4,000 year and tho du'is, are said to
DO suitable to Mr.. Wilson's tastes.
Tho President, il 1t is his desire to hon
or Mr.. Wilson. and to reward him for
SO faithfully standing by the admins.
tration's Tree trade policy. could do no
bettor than to appoint him to the place.
In such position tho distinguished
Congressman would bo more useful to
the country than as legislator engaged
in smashing our tariff system.
Should no DO so honorod, tho citizens
OF West Virginia. without regard t,
party, will unite in commanding tho
choice. for however they may Lillor
from Mr.. Wilson politically. all respoc.
him as citizen and man.
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Wili!atnrass ? nysiCiaHs'rhrOugh.
out the Country.
The Facts Read Like an As
tonishing Story.
But Every Word is True, as Can
DO Easily Proved.

WEST PoEr, n. IA moStcItraordlnary thing
has happened hera The facts are Of such Il
startling NATURE that our people arc no! donc
talking about tho,n yet
We have all heard OF splitting headaches"
A thousand times have we heard people who
had a severe nervous neuralgia or sick head
ache, eIclaIm that their heal ached rs though
Il would split.
But here Is case OF most terrible headache,
Wherc the head did In fact spllt-that Is, by the
awful severity OF tho disease. tho bones OF tho
know about tho facts OF this most astonishing
case, and several OF our doctors examined aud
treated the patcu. uusuccessiully, aud thoy Will
youch for the truth OF these wonderful things
The lady herself MrA Fred c Lssher. IT,. Is a
welLknown resident here. aud gives all tho
facts Just Us they occurred 10 her own words.
"For thirteen years have been AFFLICTED With
terrible headaches night aud day. At night the
blood rushed Into my hcad and into my throat
so that would just raise my head aud spit great
mouthiuls OF blood.
Tho bones oil my skull were all opened so
that the doctor could lay his thumb right into
the opening onto my brain. could sleep only
an hour or two, nights, and was SO nervous that
could not sit at the table, for Just the motion
OF the mouths OF my family seemed TO me like
they were all making faces at me. and was
obliged to get up and walk tho floor. Two doc.
tors who attended me, claimed that was on
the verge OF insanity. WAS under the doctors
care for nine years All the way could do any
work was to have a bandAgc tight around my
head SO as to support it, as though my two hands
were around It.
81 got so that would fall anywhere, and all
these years | got no relief from the doctors and
found no help until began TO use Dr.. Greene's
Servura blood and nerve remedy.
That seemed to have the same effect on my
head as sitting under shady tree with a cool
refreshing breeze blowing on my head. Nobody
eau tell whatI suffered all those years. com.
mcnced using DR.. Greeue's Nevura blood aud
nerve remedy. for l thought must do some.
thing or should soon DO in an asylum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

The centenary OF George L. Peabody.
who was born ut Dauvers, Mass, Feb.
ruary IS, 1905, will be celebrated at var
ions places in this country aud in Eng.
land. Tho public gifts he bestowed
with such 4 generous hand and wise dis.
elimination amounted in all to $780,
900. including large sums to libraries,
colleges, education in the southern
states and model lodging houses in Lon
don.
Gen. John A. McClernard, whose pen.
sion claim recently aroused consider
able feeling in Congress. is living at
Springfield. H.. in comparative poverty.
He is between eighty and ninety years
old-he will not give exact figures. He
was released from command by Grant
while before Vicksburg for isiuing a
vain.clorious address.
When the empress OF Austria frat
married it was thought highly improper
for royalty to carry M umbrella Con.
sequen,ly. whenever it threatened to
rain she was unable to have her accus.
toned walk. She moped SO much tina.
her husband declared that henceiorth
umbrellas should not be contrary to
etiquette.
There is much comment in England
over the fact that Lord Rosebery com.
plains that he is overworked as prime
minister. It Is recalled that William Z.
Gladstone, man many years older than
Lord Rosebery, never grumbled about
his burden during the many years OF his
premiership.
Capt. Paul Bovton, the famous swim.
mer, is in Washington. Boyton now
makes his home in London, where he
has an aquarium which is very profita-
bic. He also had place at the recent
Antwerp exposition, and it was really
the best feature OF the show.
When Casimir-Pcrier resigned France
might have had the novelty OF revo-
luton by telephone. Tho duke OF Or
leans, who was in readiness at Dover,
hired the exclusive use OF the telephone
between England and Paris for twenty.
four hours.
Herbert Putnam has been chosen Ii.
brarian OF tho new Boston Public
library. Mr.. Putnam ia the youuges,
son OF George P. Putnam. founder OF
the publishing house OF G. P. Putnam 8
Sons.
Mmc. Wagner, widow OF the composer
has recovered So damages from nows.
paper for printing without permission
some original verses she had tied to the
collars OF her five pet dogs.
Miss Ely O'Connoll, in religion
Mother Mary Bcnigna, the Crand.daugh.
tor Of Daniel O'Conuell, died lately In
tho Ursuline convent at Waterford.
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l. is singular fact that much OF the
opposition to the proposed law for tho
better protection OF the fish and game
OF West Virginia comes from those soc.
,ions which would reap the greatest
benefit from its enforcement. The peo-
pie OF those counties where the fish and
game abound should understand that the
bill proposes to snve to them the cheap
food they now enjoy, and to prevent its
rapid determination by pouchers and
hunters from other states.
The idea tina. tho bill is only in.
tended to benefit spor,smen ia erron-
eous. Other states have adopted laws
looking TO tho preservation OF their
game, and that thoro should be oppos-
itlon in the Wcst Virginia legislature
to such = precautionary measure as tho
ono proposed is a matter tina. may well
Gauge astonishment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
Tho Militia Bill.

Much dissatisfaction is expressed
throughout the state, and 10 being re-.
ilectcd in the state pross. on account Of
tho apparent determination Of tho leg
isla.uro to not pass the militia bill to
provide military code. Considering
tho fact that the bill does not appropri-
ate any money from the treasury, but is
designed simply to govern the military
department aud to sustain tho national
guard should it be called into active sor.
vice, its friends cannot understand why
there is opposition to it.
The present militia law is far from
satisfactory and contains many defects
that the pending bill would correct
The proposed law was prepared with
great care by experienced military men,
with the intention OF giving to West
Virginia ono Of the best codes in tho
country, and to perfect the organization
ofthe national guard.
Under the statute now in force the
militia has demonstrated its elective.
ness in times OF lawlessness, but it has
done SO under the most discouragiug
circumstances, because OF the crudities
OF the law, and for the legislature to fail
to correct the faults would DO to fail to
recognize the faithful and unscldsh SER
vice Of the officers aud men Of the ma.
tional guard. West Virginia should
not BIO behind her sister states in this
matter.
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STATE EXCHANGES.


Rev3r Echo tRtp,)
Wo do not know Mr.. Edwards, except
by reputation, and not worry vol by that,
and We certainly have no personal fool.
Ing against him. But we cannot holp
thinking that 1t Ia II very uudirniliod
proceeding for the apcakor Of tho house
Of delegates Of Wost Virginia to leave
his place for tho purpose OF presenting
n resolution vindicating himself. Ii
looks rs though ho had no friond whom
ho conld trust to present and urge such
u resolution, and was disposed TO pro.
sumo upon tho indisposition OF tho
members to deliberately oppose thoir
chief officer rather than upon tho merits
OF tho case. II Is stated that ho Ia nm.
bilious to DO tho Republican nominee
for tho vlco.presidoncy. Wc arc not a
prophet nor tho son OF a prophet, but
We have n notion that tho gentlcman's
chances arc about rs good as ours, aud
wo would soil ours for avery low price.
Tho noSt Republican candidate for tho
vico.presidoncy livos III Clarksburg, and
his namo Is Golf. II that isn't 80 1t
ought to DO. and We propose to do what
lit.lo we can to bring It to pass. Wo
know lot more who fcol Just tho same.
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BOTH KINDS.

An actress appearing in Johnstown,
Pa, recently. was referred to by the 10.
cal press as favorilc in that city. The
paper remarked: "Shc appeared hore
jus, before tho flood" Tho actress has
erased Johnstown from her map
Dramatic Mirror.
Wisconsin will try 10 prohibit bal
loon sleeves. as well as high hats, in
iheators. frat it is 4 war against too
little clothing on the stage and then
against too much in tho audience
Chicago Post.
1t takes no talent to DO IN image
breaker Anybody can shatter n statue,
but genius only can carve one.-Ram's
Horn.
Tho moro you puff cigar the smaller
It becomes; and that is tho case with
some mcn.-IiouSrhoid Words
Give tho devil your coat and it won't
DO an hour before no will come back
aftor your vost-Rdms Horn.
Whenever faith goes to church to
pray for rain, it takes an umbrella.
RAMS Horn.
1t takes ono n lifetime to correct ono's
bad grammar.-GdlrcS'on Nt,Us.
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VIII Do 1t, own Thinking.

7yltr County Star tHGl
Some one sends us copy OF tho
Charleston Daily Mail aud asks that We
reprint from that paper its report OF
tho proceedings Of tho legislature in
passing resolutions conforming q. d.
Hart, editor OF the IHTELLlGESCIR, for
uncomplimentary remarks made upon
rulings OF the speaker OF the house, and,
1t is alleged, consuming the entiro legis.
lature We decline to publish tho
Nails report Of that episode for the
reason that it is criticism OF Mr.. Hart,
and wo don't propose to even thus indi.
roctly appear to Join in the criticism,
which may be entirely undescrved, so
far as We know. and Is. If tho ISrELLl.
dEScER's statements were true. We are
not advised which side Of the dispute is
right, hence We say nothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16

1no cigarette bliI.
CIihoun chronic.c tad.

Cnlhoun Chronicle (IadD.
The legislature proposes to put q
license tax OF $500 on persons selling
cigarettes. Whether it is the purpose
OF tho legislature to tax tho business to
death or to mako it intensely popular
does not appear in the title OF tho bill.
II for the former reason We are con-
strained to object. II there is 4 single
tobacco habit that in any way COM
mends itself to US it i, tho cigarette
habit. To know that We are slowly but
surely getting rid Of one nuisapce by
the use Of another strikes US as ono OF
the most complete com pensstory pro-
cesss, included in the habits OF man.
Oh no, by all means let us have the ciga.
reste cheap, free, easy TO get at. 1t does
its work quietly. md the next genera
ton will not need legislation on the
subject. The fools will all DO dead. il
let alone, and the law will be no account
for relic.
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villa. would uavo Looked Better.

cerrao Adrunee, tRcn)
The Wheeling lSrELLlGEScER having
criticised Speaker Edwards In rocent
issue on a certain ruling, tho aggriovod
speaker last Thursday morning, called
Mr.. Clark to tho chair and actually OF.
iered a resolution censuring Mr.. Q. u.
Hart (the writor Of the articlo) and do.
clarinr that the members OF tho house
exproas their fullest confidence in tho
integrity Of the speaker" Oi course nc
Republican membor cared to antagon.
izo tho resolution and 1t was adopted.
1t seems to uH it would hayo looked
much better--aud havo boon moro In
keeping with tho dignity OF the position
for tho spcakcrto have lot some othor
member offer tho resolution, II no had
desired an expression OF tho house OIL
his ruling. A newspaper has perfect
right to criticise tho acts Of public Of.
fetal.