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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

I ~ oil the elements OF opposition to the
Democracy. Such n Wing was Mr..
Lincoln, who lost no time In taking
his ground In Illinois the new party
was not On 1854 either Abolitlonist,
Republican, Know Nothing. Whlg or
Democratic, for II was composed OF
odds and ends OF all, but simply the
nti-Nebraska party, Of which Mr. Lin
coin soon became the acknowledged
leader.
The Great Anti. Nebraska Speech.
Returning from Washington. Mr..
Douglas attempted to speak at Chi
cago, but he was not heard and, being
Kissed and hooted by the populace Of
The city, betook himself TO more com
tlaisant audiences IN the country. Ear
iy in October, Ia. state fair being In
progress there. he spoke at Springfield.
His speech was ingenious aud, on the
whole, able. but be was on the de-
fenslve, and the consciousness Of the
fact, both on his own part and that Of
the audience, made him seem weaker
than he really WAS. BY common con
sent the Anti-Nebraska men put up
Mr.. Lincoln 20 reply, and he did reply
With such power as he had never ex-
hlbited before. He was not the LIN
coin who had spoken that tame ad
dress over Clay in 1852 or he who had
deformcd his speech before the Scott
club" with petty jealousies and gross
ynlgarlsms. but a new and greater
Lincoln, the Ike OF whom no one I'm
that vast multitude had ever heard
before. He felt that be was address
Ing the people On n living and vital
question not merely for the sake of
speaking, bot 20 produce conviction
and achlege great practical result
How be succeeded In his object may
he gathered from the following ex-
tracts from leading editorial IN the
Springfield Journal written by Mr.
IIerndon.
This. Anti Nebraska speech of Mr..
Lincoln was the profouniest, ia our
opinion. ihat be has made in bis whole
NE, He felt upon his soul the truths
burn which be uttered, aud oil pres
ent feit that be was true 20 his own
soul. His feelings once Or twice swell
ed within and came near sitting Ut
ferance He quiyered with
emotion. The whole house was as
stiil az death.
"Tie attacked the Nebraska bill with
unusual warmth and energy. aud all
fell ihat man of strength was it,
enemy and that be Intended 10 blast II
II he could BY strong and manly ef
forts. He was Gost successful, AID
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

In 10 this date Mr.. l.lnc0ln's views
Of slavery and how they were formed
are as well known 10 the reader as they
can he made known from the mate.
rials left behind for a history Of them
II Is clear that bis feelings on the sub
iecf were Inspired BY individual eases
~ apparent hardship which had come
under hts observation John Hanks
on the last trip 10 New orleans was
struck by Lineoln's peculiarly active
sympathy for the scrsile race and Ia.
sisis that upon sight Of their wrongs
elila iron entered bis heart" 10 a let
ter TO Mr. Speed, which VIII shortly
De pr.seDted, Nr lincoln oonfesses 20
similar experience ~ lsii and speaks
with great bliierDes> u The pain which
The actual presence ~ chained and
manaclcd slaves had given him In
deed. Mr. Lincoln was noi an ardent
sylnpaihizer with suf1erlngs 81 nny
sort. which he dli rot witness with
the eye Il aesh. His compassion
mlgh, h. stirred deeply BY 40 object
present. bat never By an object alisefi
and unseen. ln She former rnse hc
wonld most llkely extend relsef. With
little iaquiry into the merits of the
case. because ~ he expressed II him
self. II "fook pain out " bis ow1
heart aud be defoelly believed tla
every sueh act ot charity of mercg
sprung fron motives purely selfish
None ~ his public acts. either before
o. afieF be boeaiac president. exhibits
any special tenderness fof The Afrlean
rscc or any extraordinary connlsera
lion ~ their tot On ibe contrary. be
Invariably in words and deeds pcsipon,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
DRAMATIC Scene
IN Court ROOM
AN ATTORNEY ACCUSES THE
MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT
or CORRUPT PRACTICES.
He INVITES DISBARMENT,
Capt. Hart, a Lawyer, Claims Supreme
Court Has Acted With "Unblush-
ing Disregard Of Law and
AuthoriticS."

St Paul. Mimi. March 1l.--A dra.
matte turn wGs given Tuesday TO the
disbnrmcnt proceedings brought by
tha state board Of law examiners
agaiust Capt Francis d. Hart. Capt.
TART, who Is accused Of charging the
state supreme court with corruption.
icfGnlly told the special court before
which rc was summoned for trial, that
they might disbar him II they liked
hut he aid not care what action they
.tCc&; that If the "uublushing disre-
gurd OF law and the authorities" by
the supreme court was to continue he
wanted 10 be disbarrcd.
81 am through with invcigling peo-
pie into my Office aud taking their
Eood money and then have the SUI
premo court treat me as il has done"
said Hart shaking his finger at his
a'cuscrs. No one attempted TO stop
the defiant words and save for Harts
high-piI chod voice the stiffness Of the
supreme court room at the capitol,
where tho hearing took place, was un-
broken. In conclusion Capt Hart said
he did not mean to bring accusations
Of individual corruption against mem.
bers Of the court, but that he was at
war with their findings and their as.
sumption Of losi Iative functions.
p. j. Mclaughlin made the chief
argument in favor of Mr. Harts dis
barmont.
"On rare occasions" said McLaugh.
lin. the official conduct of a single
Judge has been drawn In question.
hUt never before so far as | know, has
an assault been made uDOu the entire
court OF last resort"
Court took the case under advise.
mont.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
SHORT PARAGRAPHS,

w W. Mckay, citizen o! Tenino.
Thurston county, Wash, killed his wife
and three children and then killed
himself
Prince Ludwig Menelik Of Abyssinia
has been expelled from Germany as
an undesirable foreigner The prince
is a near relative to the king of Abys-
sinia, and negro.
Eight fremen were cut and bruised
and eight business houses damaged
to the extent of $l25,OOO by a fire
which threatened the entire business
section of Williamsburg, Pa.
A score of firemen were injured,
several of them seriously, hundreds OF
persons were driven from their homes
and many buildings were, threatened
by a fire which destroyed the siX-story
building at 3S West Eighteenth street,
New York City.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Author Of Two Murders is Sentenced

BellevilIe, IL, March 11.--Joseph
Genetti, an Italian miner, on Tuesday
pleaded guilty to the murder OF
Joseph Cologna by an Internal ma
chine and was sentenced to 30 years
In the pen. This makes total of As
years he must serve. He was sen.
fenced recently to Is years for the
murder of August Genetti, his cousin.
Genetti was convicted of placing an
internal machine in August Genetti's
tool chest and the two men were
killed. An accomplice, Joseph Zadra,
was sentenced to life term. August
Genetti's objections TO Joseph's at.
tentions to his sister caused the dou.
BILE murder.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
A Defeat for the Tobacco Trust.

Frankfort, KY. March l1.-President
I.ebus of the Burley Tobacco society.
branch of the Society OF Equity. an
nounced last night that n sale of 1000
hogsheads of hurley tobacco was made
Tuesday TO the American Tobacco Co.
The price paid was 10 cents per pound.
the price for which the hurley growers
have been contendlng since they or
gani4ad to pool and withhold the ,ops
from the tobacco trust until It came
to their serms. This is the first sale
made to the trust since the fight began
two years ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Congressional.

Washington March ll.-Considera-
ton Of the postoiiice appropriation
resentatives Tuesd9y. A noteworthy
speech by Mr.. Hsmilton Of Michigan,
upholding the right of the federal gov.
ernmont to control corporations and
sustaining the president in his atti-
,ude toward them, was the feature
Of the days proceedings, Cotton as
Il basis for the Issuance Of treasury
notes in times OF money stringency
was the chief feature Of a speech on
the currency bill by Senator McLaurin
of Mississippi. MIR. McLaurin thought
here was no special need for currency
legislation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Told Of Defects in sattIeshIps,

Washington, March 21.-Serious de-
fects in the construction of battleships
was charged Tuesday by Capt Wins
low, assistant chief of the bureau Of
navigation of the navy department,
and Commander Key, former naval
aide to President Roosevelt Wins
Evans were all oyerdraft when they
left Hampton Roads. He defended
Rojestyensky for taking Russian ships
into battle with the Japanese with full
bunkers Of coal, saying the Russian
commander could not have done other
wise, for he did not know how far
he would have to steam. Commander
Key criticised the armor belt and the
gun decks as being too low and the
ammunition hoists unsafe
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Railroads Ask for Injunction, !.

Topeka, Ks, March 1l.--All The
railroads operating IN Kansas filed
suits IN the circuit colrt here Tues.
day asking for an Injunction to pre-.
vent the state board Of railroad com.
Llsaloners from enforcing the new
freight rate schedule prepared by the
board The new schedule makes an
average reduction Of about 20 per cent
from the present rates. The rail
roads contend that the rates are con
fscatory. The railroads also ask for
in1unctions against every county at
crney In Kansas to prevent them from
trineiDg n large number OF suits TO en-.
force the rates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
The BUCKEYE NEWS REVIEW.
Hamby's Methods are Exposed.

Cleveland, March 11.-An in.
sight into the methods pur-
sued by w. J. Handy, the missing real
estate dealer, was obtained Tuesday
at the hearing in Judge Addams'
court Former clerks in Hamby's Of
fees testified that their names had
been used in the transfer of property
by Handy, and that they did not know
property had been decided to them
until told about 1t, the explanation
being that 1t was n necessary formal
ity to facilitate the getting of loans.
This evidence may be used before the
grand jury in an effort to secure the
Indictment of Handy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
whl,ecsps Shot Up constable,s Home.

Upper Sandusky. o., March 11.--A
band of "whitecaps" rode into the
village of McCutchinville before day
light Tuesday morning and riddled
with bullets the house of Peter d..
Kieifer, tue constable of the village.
Kieffer is said to have imported a
negro housekeeper from Fostoria, and
her presence is given as the reason for
the visit Of the marauders. The band
of heavily armed men numbered %.
Their horses were covered with mud,
indicating that the riders had come
from q considerable distance. The
troop was well marshaled and moved
in perfect order.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
May Cause an Extra Session.

Albany, N. ", March 1.-THE bill
providing for the permissiye system OF
direct nominating primary elections,
in accordance with the recommendation
of Gov. Hughes, was practically killed
last night when the assembly iudil iary
committee voted not to report It, The
action of the committee has revived
the talk of an extra session, the inn
preston being that Gov. Hughes re-
CARDS the proposition as of sufficient
Importance to PRESS its enactment by
every means within his power
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Coz to be peIeaate to cOnventIon.

Cincinnati, March 11.--"Taft first,
last and all the time," was the form of
Endorsement adopted Tuesday by the
Republican congressional conventions
Of the First and Second districts in
Taft's home city. In the First dis
trict George B. Cox and Julius Fleisch.
mann were named as delegates and
in the Second district Wade Ellis and
John Dornette, ir. August Hermann,
the well known baseball man, is one
of the alternates in the First district
Norman G. keenan, was chosen for
elector in the First and DR.. Brooks S.
Beebe for elector in the Second dis
triCt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
New Trial for Walsh is oemand.d.

Chicago, March 1l.--Application for
new trial for John r. Walsh, former
president Of the Chicago National
bank, convicted of illegal use of its
funds, was made Tuesday In the
United States court before Judge An
derson. One hundred and fourteen
reasons for granting a new trial were
presented by attorneys for MIR. Walsh.
Chief among these were: The con
duct Of Juror Ebert F., Palmer, who,
because OF sympathy for Walsh nearly
collapsed when the verdict of guilty
was returned Alleged misconduct of
other Jurors in eoercing him into u
verdict OF guilty.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
TURN YOUR FACE
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Many a Man Has Failed Because His
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Some people have a genius for
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
A Big Convention.

Pittsburg, March 11.--With $500
persons actively Participating, half of
them being delegates from all parts
of the world, the first international
convention OF the young peoples mis-.
slonary movement convened here
Tuesday In the Music hall of the Pitts
burg exposition. The convention rep
resents l4,000,000 persons.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
ono PoIItlcIan kIIIe Another.

Amite, La, March tl.-Democratic
Senator-elect d. =, Kemp was last
night shot and killed by c. f. Hyde, a
political and business leader in tho
community. The men quarrelled over
the recent Democratic state primary
election, Hyde Charging Kemp with un.
truthfulness. Later Kemp, revolver
in hand, met Hyde and slapped his
face. The men then agreed to a duel,
which took place almost Immediately.
Hyde was not injured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Rotanlst KeIIerman pIes.

Columbus, o., March l1.--Word was
received here Tuesday from the Ameri.
can minister at Guatemala City of the
death last Sunday rom malaria fever
of Prof. Kellerman, head of the bo-
tanical department at Ohio State uni
versity Prof. Kellernlan went to
Guatemala about month ago. He was
30 years old.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
An ATTEMPT 10 Rob a eank.

Omaha. Neb, March 11.--A bold at.
tempt was made Tuesday to rob the
Merchants National bank by a man
who Is believed to be lunatic The
man gave his name as l.. l.. Fec. He
walked into the bank and menacing
Vice President Drake with bottle
which he said contained nitro-glycer.
inc, demanded $4,000 Mr. Drake con.
ferred with Fee until other officials
called the police and the man was
taken into custody, Tests show that
the contents of the bottle were harm.
less.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Alleged poiaoner is Arrested.

Champaign, ILL.,, March l1.-Mrs.
Gertie Pierson, charged with poisoning
her young husband. James l.. Pierson,
at Foosland that she might be free to
receive the attentions of man SO
years old, was arrested Tuesday at
Gibson City, where she has lived since
the sudden death of Pierson. The man
of 62 Is charged with buying the
strychnine Mrs. Pierson is said to
have put in her husbands coffee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Railroad is Fined for Rebatino,

st. Louis, March 1.-The st. Louis
& San Francisco Railway Co. was on
Tuesday fined $4,000 by Judge Dyer
IN the United States district court.
the company through Attorney Evans
offering a written plea of guilty to the
l3 indictments charging that the
road granted rebates TO the Chapman
e Dewey Lumber Co. of Kansas
City. A fine Of 1900 was imposed on
each count, this being the minimum
penalty under the law
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Hlehwaymen Broke Mans Jaw.

Springfield, o., March 11.-Samuel
Nigh, go, sustained a broken Jaw
Monday night at the hands of negro
highwaymen, who squeezed his mouth
shut to prevent his shouting an alarm
and robbed him Of his warch and u
small amount of money. He suffered
greatly and is in serious condition.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Judge indicted on Bribery CHARGE.

Mason, Mich, March 11.-Probate
Judge W. r. Dunn of Alger, Arenac
county, and City Controller Charles j.
Barnett of Bay City, were arraigned
before Judge Wrist here Tuesday on
indictments returned by the grand jury
last Friday charging attempted brlb-
cry. Both refused to plead They
explained that they had not as yet
consulted their lawyers. BY order of
the court pleas Of not guilty were on
tered and both gave 1000 bonds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Said Coal Trust sIaekIisted Him.

Cleveland March lip w. McIn
tyre, a witness against Chas. A. Al
bright, charged with being a member
OF the coal trust, told the jury Tues.
day that the trust blacklisted him and
then persuaded operators not to sell
him coal. Prosecutor Mcmahon intro
duced as evidence list of coal deal
ers alleged to have been blacklisted
by the Cleveland Coal Dealers Pro-
tCctive association.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Alias Trial Proqreases Rapidly,

Denver Colo, March 1.-THE prose.
cution in the case of Giuseppe Ala,
charged with the murder OF Father
Leo Heinrichs IN st. Elizabeth's $
church February 2S, nearly completed
the presentation Of its evidence Tues
day and the case will rest in the hands
of the jury tonight, The developments
Tuesday showed that there were only
two witnesses to the killing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-11
Priests are Threatened With Death.

Shenandoah, Pa, March 1.-THE
town of Girardville is aroused by the
receipt Of BLACK Hand letters by
'av Martin Coleman Of st. Joseph's
church. Rev. A. NJ Milukas Of ST.
uacnr'5 and DR. NJ. j. Monaghan.
The priests are threatened with death
lnless they place Il sum of money at
a specified place within "a hours and
Dr. Monaghan Is warned that he must
leave town within As hours The
houses Of the men are under guard.