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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07

NlsT soG2R. kss-a - nne IS
natkeoss fwors tiin Aornr TO thr va
exile uuas4vr stre ntaspaaouress thar
dream o. tEepRPaTusiio sesshsrs for
many yctsne. viii DO All scs0sspiished
Fact IA a Hafprt time. aFCof dho 10
oplnfnns - a nsuttlcY 81 v~t known
finnue{ena tlrrseT uaa akFss1hos Of
J. PseTpelt sieTaAn a. Co. and
kutn. f.seo a Co. Ne usisH writing
Of TITS vast cntsrpFlsc. wtiiSh a~aefs
the NaFtheTn sesuvitseH merf7vF by
comparison. n Weii uascr way aud
Mak street IL expecting a successful
Fepsft tn a shsFt time.
The FaiiHas3 sssi-ma invoi ved n
Ehis cam htnasisu ARE the Nez York
Ccntrai and the ngany hines Il con
tnals. suriuaing Lake shore. Micht-
Knn Central. West Shore. Boston a
Albany. Big -Four and nau1ser of
smaller companies: tire Chicago e.
North western system. and the unlun
Pacific. eantroli1ng The Southern
Pacifs. Oregon RaiiFaad a Savika-
tion company and the Oregon short
Line
STARTLING ARRAY or MlL-
LIONS.
Tie aggregate mlinage Of these
roads Is mere than 30 90 mflca and
tho value q their combined capital
stock presents startling array Of
millions THIS first trnuscoutinratai
system. In fact. would tao the laFK
eat portion % the AtlAntiu aud Pa
eific aeabaards. ana draw on the
richest districts tn the United
States Tor business
u would not be open 70 TIE gams
line Of attack ~ was the Northern
Securities company. faf the three
systems are In no sctr2s cyfH p~ttfixe
and there could b no argument 81
combination IN restraint ef trade
The advantage 10 be gained IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07

Annie White has brought suit for
divorce against Stephen White on
the ground OF non-support The
couple were married In Missouri In
1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07

RANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD ASKS .
FOR RIGHT-OF- WAY INTO SEATTLE

- soAp BELIEVED TO THE MILWAUKEE,, MAKES
'6,.uoArloN TO rHE otry'roR FRANCHISE ON WHAT.
,os AVENUE WHICH SKIRTS rHs DIG sIoeKs OF TIDE
ans WHICH THE MILWAUKEE ALREADY OWNS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
49, ttAttt tttt -
) TIE Weather
|. SpOffer

Tonight and Saturdays Fairs
LIGHT Frost Tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-07
SEATTLE is TO
Be EvANGELIzED

nAHe on a WVlvAllsrs UNDER The LEADERSHIP OF THE
~@aLo RENOWNED l. WILBUR CHAPMAN, WILL REACH
MsrrsE NEXT rUGsoAY-rArlR SUCCESS
doRVly.9o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
ELKS' BADGE COLLECTION
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

The collection Of Elkss badges
which S. Nusbaum gathered togeth-
er at the Ellzs' Grand Lodge conven-
ton at Buffalo last week is on dis
play in the show window of Ben
LEWIS cigar store on Pike street ard
is attracting considerable attention
Mr.. Nusbaum was delegated by the
local lodge of EIls to collect these
badges for the lodge and they viii
be framed and placed in the lodge
room. Lodges from Manila, P. l.,
and all over the United States arc
represented IN the collection. They
ire all different and some of them
IRE very costly, and the display rep
resents many thousands of dollars
expended by, the different Elks
lodges in securing them for their
delegates.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
Sic For Encampment

The Stone tract, IN front of the
Country Club, ON the Interurban,
near Parkersburg, has been selected
Is the camp site for the West Vir-
ginia National Guard encampment,
to be held during the middle OF
August.
This was determined upon yes
terday and some of the other i'm
portant details were arranged in a
long distance conversation between
Acting Adjutant General Osborn at
Charleston and Col. C. E. Morrison,
Of Parkersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
SWEET lELopY LOU.

Cross eyes corrected by properly
fitted glasses or no charge by Byron
J. Hudkins, Fordyce building, 3rd
floor room 8. 1sjuly5t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
Special Announced

The Baltimore & Ohio announces
special train next Sunday to and
from the ball game at Traction park
at Monongah. The train will leave
Clarksburg at 12 80 p. m. and re-
turning leave Monongah at ) :45 p.
m. The fare for the round trip will
be one dollar. Tickets will be good
only on the special. No half fares
viii be given The Pittsburg Col
legians and Fairmont will play.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Mr.. and Mrs. /. NuSbnum left
Tuesday evening for Oakland to
spend a months vacation.
S~LAr sIELUDY FLOUR
Miss Bessie Wade. of Sutton, was
here Wednesday on Il short visit to
friends while on her way home from
n visit with friends in Morgantown
and Fairmont.
SN, EEI MELODY FLOUR.
Mrs. 5. +. Reed left this after
noon for Buckhanuon to visit hos
-istcr-in-Iaw, Mrs. Edward Jackson,
several days.
SWEET MELODY FUR
-pillman d. lynch, of PittSbur@,
Is here for week, visiting his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter I. Lynch.
swFs.I .aET.oDE. FLOUR.
Constable \. l.. Tustcad was here
from Sardis.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
w. II. Jacokes and wife are spend
ing a several weeks visit with
friends in Morgantown.
,wT=-. -.ELUDY FLOUR.
ID. II. Courtney was in the city
from Morgantown Wednesday look
ing after business matters.
SWEET MsLoDz FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
The Police Court

Mayor Shields was fooled again
this morning Rhen he crawled up in
TO the big seat at city headquarters
for the purpose of dishing out JUS
tice to the needy. He had a good
supply of justice on tap but could
not use it as the members Of the po-
lice force failed to drag any evil
doors into the meshes of the city law.
Things have been pretty quiet about
city headquarters the past two days.
probably due to the hot weather.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
III MINIMIZING

Mrs. L. j. Carskadon and child
arrived here last night from Indian
Territory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
Michae1 Barrett Very IN.

Michael Barrett, a well known
resident of this city and veteran
of the Civil War, is very i'll at his
home in the east end. A week or 50
ago he sustained stroke of paraly-
sis which affected nearly his whole
body including his arms and legs.
He is in an almost helpless condi-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19

W. \. Cannon was here from Lit
Teton Wednesday on a business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
Water Deal Made

Thomas J. Francis purchased the
business of the Elliott Water COM
pany Wednesday morning. Mr. Ell.
lott made the sale 10 Engage in an,
other line of businesS Mr.. Fran,
els will serve Mr.. EIIiott's custom
ers attentively and mineral water
will be cheaper than ever now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19

H. O. Brown; of Wheeling, Is
business visitor in the city.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
Game at Grasselli

The Koblegard Grays have arr
ranged a game with GrasseIli. The
game win be played next Saturday.
July p. on the GrasscIli diamond
ut Grasselli at 3 o'clock p. m. a
good game is expected as both terms
are in good form.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19

SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
Assignee,s Sale

1 will offer for sale for cash in
front of the court house on Saturday
July %, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m, n
lot of household and kitchen furni-
S. W. GORDON,
z Assignee for NJ. r. Crawford.
1sjuly4t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Harry Clark was called to Fair
omnt Wednesday morning on nc-
count of the illness of his little
brother, Kenna who has typhoid
fever.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
SWEET MELonY rInnp

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lee Hedges will
leave Thursday morning for Allan
tic City where they will spend sew
n1.nl lnrs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19
SWEET MELODY FroUR.

r. o. Brown; of Wheeling, Is .
business visitor in the city.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
w. \. Cannon was here from Lit
tIeton Wednesday on business
visit.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Mrs. \. B. Boggess and little
daughter, Ella Louise, have gone 10
Webster Springs for visit of ten
days.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Mrs. Theodore Lang and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie, arrived here from
Baltimore Tuesday night Mrs.
Lang will be the guest df Mrs. Mary
Goodwin several days Miss Minnie
went TO Webster Springs W9dncsaas
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
DIR. U. f. Martin. a prominent
young physician of Shinnston, was
here Wednesday on business.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
Captain Rufus Raymond was
here from Bristol Wednesday.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Rev w ID. Reed, wife and son.
Dale, were here Wednesday from
Wallace on the way to West Milford
10 visit few DAYS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-19

WANTED-At once, salesman
and collector at Singer Sewing Ma
chine Store, 22O West Main street.
19july3tH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05

An even more forcblc example of
divided political responsibility is furnish
ed in its acton upon the contracts for
the publication of last years annual
statement of current expenses and ad-
yprtsng.
General contracts were made by the
entire Board, specifying the papers in
which the matter WAS to appear ANA
fixing specifically the cost of the same
to the county.
Later. by the joint action of the minor
ity member. ami an" majority member
IF the Board, at least one other News
paper in til" county WAS authorized to
publish the statement without the knowl-
edge of the other Republican member.
The two members who let in the
other ncnoCr~tic newspaper. had the
power if not the right to judge If tn,
pispricty Of the additional expense. 10
the ccunty, hut the political responsibility
of the outlay incurred crrtIiny belongs
rs much to ON" party AZ to- the other.
Tlu two heats one" as a political
proposition, is L"t only illustrated "at
home" but I'M equally forciblr example
~f it is afforded in the I to Is combina-
ton in the Wilmington City Council,
where Fo~tlcS. the roIorcd Republican
member in combination with six Demo
cratic members. has que, rcd" the plans
and calculations of his six Republican
coafrcrc&. - that Wi.min-tonirrns are,
seriously at STA IT, to the poIitical re-
l3m>ihiity of THAI body.
1.-TWO boats one" all the time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05

with the appreciation of all the candi
dates irrespective of politics. Under
standing it thus, We have decided to
write II number of Letters, during the
period of time intervening between now
and the election. and in those letters dis
GUS, unslmlingly ana without regard to
party politics. the issues that the pcop.e
are t" soIvp In this letter We, lanp3>r
to consider the question of lcgicslating to
Il great CoInratinn the complet" right
10 use and divert the water, Of the Oc-
tDlaro creek. 1t is perfectly plain that
any Sucn legislation would iniurious.y
affect II great number of people in Cecil
county. and particularly those who live
and own property on thu banks Of this
stream and the voters know THAT it Wa
iuiurr them. therefore. they want to
know where the can'lidarrS stand on this
question 1t is pretty well understood
that this corporate scheme is the pet
child Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
rauy. and it is well known that Hon.
Austin Lane Crothers. the Democratic
candidate for the office Of Sta1e Senator.
Is the local counsel for that corporation.
VIII Mr.. CrrthclS ak out and say
where he stands on this question? Did
he or not represent the corporation seek
ing this water power at the hast session
of tho Maryland LEGISLATURE? We as
Sclt that h" did, and that he tried to get
this legislation passed. ana that. too. in
face If the fact that uIl the people in
that section nf the county were opposed
To it. Will MIR. CrhhcrS hony this? If
he cannot deny it in u satisfactory man
uvr. then We assert THAT it is Il fair pre-
sumption that he is with the corporation
still. Can Mr.. Crothrrs serve this X.
X. company and the people. too:
Many Of the people ,I1 not believe that
he can. If h" can. is IT not his duty to
explain To the people how he is going to
perform this most remarkable feat: They
would h" Interested greatly in his cx-
PLANTATION.
Why did Mr. Cr"thcrH select q ticket
for the House If Delegates from the
lower end Of tn" county. far removed
from the section through which this
stream passes: Was this done. by acct
lrmt or design? Mr.. CrvthcrS knows,
no iouht why this was dGnc VIII he
tell the people? OF course. he will not
deny their right to know. but will he
tell them: If not. why rot?
We will discuss this issue further in
orr next letter.
Respectfully.
WA. NJ. POGUE.
Hi>iu. Sun. July 30. 1909.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05
-" TWO BEATS ONE "

w + repeat wh't W" ~'id I''>t week.
w that the present Beard Of County
Commissioners has been in II
larger m"nsur" than amy recent Board, Il
reply of the cecil County News to
rlr..r lis to change our opinion.
Bur The Wing" cares very little about
mere PERSONAL npmi,,lS convirtion. 81
views. ii is THE FACT it Is after. rs
:; final and conclusive answer to the I'M
fair partiznn attacks being made upon
Board.
Theoretically or nominaIy. the Board
is Il Republican on" by rcarnn of Il na
iority of one Republican on il.
Practically or actually. by reason of
tn" t!uctuatimg combinations in it, it
has been just as often Democratic us
Republicans. its political responsibility
just az often charg"ablr to the Demo
cratic, as to the Republican party of the
county.
If 'Thr Wing were disposed to be
nasty or nrllrow towards ex-senator
Austin l.. Crothers, it had ample ground
On which it could have plauSiby charged
him. as the Shrcwd leader Of the Cecil
Democrats. with secretly manipulating
the one Democratic member Of the Board
t" put the party represented by the
other two members of it ''in IL hole
'The Wing" however. has made no
such charge.
But. whether Mr.. Davis the Demo
cratic minority member Played for poiti-
cal effect or not, III most. or in any of
the combinations which he made with
either of tire Republican members. every
one of which rendered the Boards action
either bipartisan or nOn-partizan, just
as you see proper to view it, and involv-
ed "a divided party responsibility or no
political responsibility at all. the fact
remains the same. that the Board in its
general policy and business. acts, rarely
if ever divided on strictly party lines.
A striking illustration of the Boards
rule of practice, was afforded by us last
week, in its vote on the Union Hospital
appropriation. = sa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05
THE ANTi.3OE COMBINE
EMOCRATlC leaders in Baltimore.
~ who are opposed to the adoption of
III. Do. LII e.. i

n EMOCRATIC leaders in Baltinor,..
who are opposed to the adoption of
the Poe DiSflzinchi&ement Amend
mcnt are making IL determined effort to
prevent its endorsement by the State
convention. Their particular object is TO
prevent what now appears to be II well
defined plan of the managers to tie up
the vote of til" whole Democratic party
with that "r the amendment
For help in this emergency as stated
by the Baltimore News the city Demo-
Gratis are said to be looking to the East
crn Shore counties. the original home of
the friends of Constitutional amend
ment, but now very lukcwarm on the
amendment that was finally prepared by
the powers that be. Baltimore city'S %
votes added to those which former Gov
ernor Smith and former Governor Jack
son could control, if they should deem if
good politics {" openly show their hands
against Solgtor German. would make
such Il strong showing that some of the
other counties could undoubtedly be in.
duc"d to join in. Montgomery county.
if Senator ZONES in defeated for fin.
nomination. for the State Senate, might
ais" he counted upon to oppose the in
dorScment of the amendment.
In their opposition to the amendment
at this time city Democrats take the
ground that the control of the Lpyislo
turr and the election of local candidates
is of more Importance to the party than
the indor>c.ent of the amendment, and
they claim that they will not be able
TO elect their local ticket and the local
members of the Legislature if tbe
amendment - Endorsed, This same view
is now being taken in number of coun-
ties where the anti-amendment s,enti-
ment is running high. Particularly is. it
true in the counties where Governor
Wartield's friends are numeruss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05
Peoples Column.
This Column is open for communications on subjects
that concern he public. when suitably expressed and
signed by The writer.
Some Direct Questions To Mr..
Crofhers

Editor W hig
Now that both PARTIES have nominated
their candidates for the various offices
to be filled in the county. it is meet and
proper that the ISSUES involved in the
campaign, together with the qualificl-
ton and personal fitness of each candi-
date to properly fill the office to which
he aSpres, should be fully and candidly
discussed. 1t is not the purpose of this
letter to injure any candidate in the least
We are of the opinion, that out of dis
cussion comes the truth. Certainly no
candidate will say, that he does not want
the people to know the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth, and
therefore we take it, that when we enter
into discussion, fairly and without bias
of the questions upon which the people
must pass at the coming election, it is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05
STEIN ON POLITICS
A Starry Night On The Elk River And
An EXCHANGE Of Poetry


All'r leaving Annual li"Ah ANA tn"
hai'"~EiP ''lty HeII" III Font Deposit
"".h 'tHh. "$ he Would Sly-t"rk Elm
rock around mt him>"ifN-and concluded
that he would VISIT the ''ilS'lrgrnt navy
ma WAS h@htih@ Tor the l""pi" against
NinG 'lolhri%.
i III H.. >ald ne. II VIII Walk mt MN"
I"rlS an" 80" INIT MN" own eyes u pee
pes vat JOINS der boats wa 'pnmG.tJrea'
H"uh'n .'H'harS t" wage battles against
m'lll "!d Ir'nhd AUS Wilo vas HOW klng
'ruH""rS
Il Sli">' Art Altch"l!S who vlS Indie
rr""'hr'" ~ I'M en- ~tl"n= iGAtin man
I-i.l"' n Nll@- hoW ven q" rtm"ln-
h''> ~ Il Titles viii" az" how h" vas
~ i'tWL* mt h.iiG 'iu!HtrS, lik"
h!h \il-~i'F il' VahtrI to II" d" band.
nAh Il" l. ~. Hid -" VIC" tin@S III de
>L"" hih>'M>' r"i ,NtS III ne peanuts
hill>'l> IN! GlV" d" pee pile "i!N Il"
>A'. u even ven coy ld}~ - ut III.
DE ~ 'd'r> Si''W i"nt q" peoples III
g. Vt!I'.
Ivy lhiS I'm" Ht"1n ma rra"hrd tn"
.l"l' Of III i RIVER nt'r Turkey
f"i'i. II ~. beautiful II 'rr' night
,,iNi VIZ rt'.i.l',.s oI : raj fIst sailing
boats ''.AI ! E' a. gliding ".'n-. After
It Will" s'r -. "a, craft headed IN to-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05


Tor the Epworth League meeting sun
d"y evening at 900 p. ID
Mis- Lydia hlndman, of Baltimore, is
cHJ|SlhG ner vacation at home
MISS Lame butchehilirt was the guest
OF MISS Mamie hlrk, of N0odlawn, this
"trh'
MIS- h'lilnGa 1oho IL nome afer
'iS1 WIN hf. ANA Mis-. llouS'keeper,
Vi tol'it r','>''
Mss M"i'H' EVrFi>t' :" baltimore
,, i,,'', f nuIi.:"! "''' her N'o'her' MIS-
vi" w.. f-NGrls' y; ,,..,.
.,1ii 'r,; i,ai''i. we, ''''''li''
No,t h'itiil"f" NElt"rS sunday.
Misses 'I, ,"SS." ana Mary Durgin are
i h,ir a''I' q a'.i1i.l"' r'-lt 10 Niagara
ra,'% ana "tner POINTS OF interest.
mss Mamie CarSeiI' Of Philadelphia'
I M"s NE NE Su'H' 81 inc MISSES hutch"h-
hHrt ri'"E' w
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W.
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NI;,, wax ,,'' WIFE, |yt"' T. ,.,.,,;... ,. ,
,hr Mr. W..I,;, INV ,'S',s W ntr pio-
NJ. -h' "'%,.i hlt', 81 San more
vi.i,n., W. - "" Wis.,; OF N'''"'l'''I>' Is
H.. CTi, ~ w. "l'''
sn,aro 'i,,'N ""'' Vi N'I'''c't
Wiz, W." t,l; i,'' I ''m'''',?
Grace EnLis and H.,th, N.nnm,oIi
spent Friday in R,Itimorn
Ms. Sarah Crnnk ,r no,,imn,, i.
yi>itiu.- her farther \r. S,,m,,,I g.
Clair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-05
PRAISE TEMPERED WITH PITY

ENIDENCES of appreciation are al
ways gratifying. particularly when
they come from competent and in
tcligont sources.
1t is therefore with peculiar pleasure
that we read in tn. hast i~,,,lr of the
North East Star" Editor Garcy'> well
phrGysnd. manly and altogether admirable
comment on the excellent character ami
qualities of the GnminyrS on the Re-
Publican ticket
1t is. inde.Hl. l!n ordinary evidence of
high moral courage. for .in editor of Il
Democratic Journal and one. too weighed
down by the depressing burdens of olli-
cinl life, to rise superior to the bclittlc-
in@ Influences that surround him, ANA do
the thing that gods ana men equally
adorc-justice. to his political opponents.
N@r. does the act d,tract from the
quality of his Democracy
With his characteristic junction. of MAN
mer, Col. Carter. If CarteI~yillc. was
wont TO d'clarc. that every good Demo
c1at must lac Il gentleman. Il scholar ANA
Il good jud=, of whi>k"y.
Barring the Ce,I.> third essential quail
ticati"n, We hlv, always Gr,~-uizcl in
our respected rrn;h.r Of the '.S,rr" :,
gentleman fully cir;tIri t. weir ~"
badge of oh Hickory" ~ rrl nl "f
his po>>c>'> ~ e.. IL. other twD ,,.'.nt;al
qualities.
In the corrupted ruIralts # this world
the cannonizrl spirit Of Justice would
indeed. ~lumhrr oI for yrr We" no; it,
voice AT times awlkrn,, hy >,rch ,ct'
If magnanimily as ihdt IF our l. lit".ill
Brother, whom re- jrH'..,l>:,> await. ~
Indifference StrS, and 10 rnncor hr4uilr~
The h"artin,>> of his praise il only
| ,uua!"d by the unmistakGhl zone ~ IN
certify thIt marks his editorial uttrlIuc,>-
"Whr," says the cynical Byron. up
on the earth would live, were all judged
JUSTLY"
"Sincc justice gives silence often Oh
| one man for anothrr'> sins" drplurcS
tn" >atirical Butler, yet We III SIX ruI
| >tr ~ after t. II 1hi> life.
Reader unto Caesar tn" thing, that are
Cao>ar's
We heartily thank Brother CAREY for
| the nrrit"", IT, ,Xsllnpl" l." SITS before
| tn" rr"l!Zau pr, =. Of this r,tluty amd
| State. for the force uf his candid riliSr
| is E"t in our opinion weakened by his
| expressed belief. that defeat is awaiting
- ,N'"I.cnt Il ticket.
| 1t would indeed be tuu severe i tax
upon The editorial human nature. were
| il 10 think otherwise. hut We ere lit him
| with di$crrnmrnt. cool sense and excel
| i'ni taste. for the admissions h. has put
| int, y ri.
We praise him for his sincerity. and
| hasten to thank him, since his praise, is
| Iost. who waits till all commend
Even should Brother Girpy'S pIophc-
| sizes he verified. and this admirable tick
ct be defeated. it will still share the con-
ISOLATION of his generous estimate of its
| merits, and thank him for his praise.
even if tempered with his pity.