THE WIUHNGTON POST.
W. P. CAJTADAY. Proprietor
WILUmOTOV. N. G.
SUSDAT MoKflKQ. OCT. , J8t'l .
A free ballot and a fair count is
Republican doctrine., And Mhone,
Cameron and Kddleberger, are in' ia
Tor of Uem;Uerefore-Bepnnlieans
should vote the Cameron ticket ,Lt
no Bspublican fail to do his full duty
on the Sfh of November, and that state
will be redeemed.. w ; -V:
Virtinia electa a Governor, stale oS-
cers and .members of Ue legislature
on the 8U . of next month, and every
Republican should turn -out 'In full
force, and 'Vote foTCameron-and )
ticket, who are in favor of a free ballet
and a fair count.
' The news of the re election of Hon!
Wdliam Windom to the U. S. Senate,
from the state of Minnesota will be
rratifring to that jjentleman'a many
friends throughout the country.; He
made a great and able Secreta ry of the
Treasury, but his taste leads him niore
in the leeislatire department of the
"government -than the executive, and it
is certainly fortunate that the country
will ? continae to hate his : services in
the Senate. ! k"" '"
CABINKT AUpOIMTilKllTS f ,
On . Monday last President Arthur
sent in the nomination of ex-GoTtrncr,
E. D Morgan of New York, as Secre
tary of the Treasury. The Senate im
mediatelv confirmed the : earner 1st
Got. Morgan declined the position, and
on Thursday the President nominated
Judge Charles J. FoIger of New York,
for SecreUry of the Treasury, and Thos.
Jm James of New York, for Postmaster-
General. Both nominat:o3s were at
once confirmed, and the Cabinet will re
maiaas it bat present, until Congress
conrener in December, when it b un-
' dentood that other chaores will be
made.- " . -: r:-.
' The appointment of Jndge Folger b
considered by aJl Bartieaas a Tery
strong one. And hia. immediate- con
firmation by the Senate, without de
bate, was a compliment that but few
men may expect, and all will feel com
plimented.
It is understood that Mr. James was
only appointed to .fill the position o
rostmMter-Generalv during the prose
cution of the Star Coute frauds, if there
; be'any..-.-j'i'V ' i
BITISR AWD,UAI?BOK JUPltOVn.-
V , . . MEwTa,; v .
We are reliably informed ; that two
Bepublicans, Messrs. James II, Chad
bourn and , Edward Kidder were Invi
ted on the whitewashiBg excursion
down the river, Saturday, the 22d of
October. This b the excusioa gotten
dd for the purpose ot whitewashing
Mr. Henry' Bacon. We' felt certain of
the intention, of tbe projectors of said
excursion when we wrote our notice
for last week's bsue; and when our city)
contemporary come outSunday morning
it confirmed our assertion, for the re
port made by the representative of the
Jeceive aev one. cr-':--TT-'
Thb repreaeatative 'goes 'Von o"sayi
"Looking ; at the work that naa been
done onjhe limited appropriation
may safely be affirmed that every del
iax nas uoae ia were, ana oeen laiwi
fully accounted for.1 . . ,
The limited;hppropriation, lodeedi
There haa already rbeen 150,000 ap
, propriated by,1 Cwgieaa, aad fos hear'
ens' sake how ones the reporter of ur:
contemporary know thAtrrery rfaWcu
Aas frcra aOAagy accowrtnx for." j The
above patTapnnvstJaxTeJtDiWriU
Ua by Bacon himseu, . . v , -;!. . J
If every dollar , has done its workf
what become of the board fence acroas
Corn Cake inlet! What become of the
Youpon trees set out on the beachf--i
, What become of Ue large quantity of
lumber pTed on the beach Just befbre
the storm? Who paid for the Wood
bury while aaa waa v pumpliig - out a
sunken veawl at SmiOiTUlel Who pail
the expenses of the Woobcryj while
i she was , towing ; Mr. Marper'a vesacl
' from down the beacl? Who pail the
bilb of the' Woodbury while aha was!
towing-in Mr: Uarper's lighters frost a
guano veseelt . Who paid we expenses
Of the said Teasel while frefghtins Mi.
UarpcVa good? Why was the wburT
built at JCewJalet? tWhea tht rtpcrtf
er of the lr geU throngh aaswerbg
the above we will pat about TS more
, aeationa to him, V ; X-1
Kow, the fact Is,, every thlej; that has
been nudt sntctsa, down at the rivet
and harbor iaproveaeats, t inttf'trs
that Coi, CraJSCtie tScUuCerglai
eer who Jbxs the tupervbloa . ef the
work has ordered, and ha ia ecUdtdta
the credit thereof, Kaittra f
the expenwtart of the mccey, asl lit
supervklcn 'of XH werk; thalCtiszJ
CralMU cannot, aad ah till ; not be
ktid respesri;trax;we",a
have rsra xrrtr-. ? - "' 'I 1
If the reports ere time, mad ta tlb
partr, tcci In and arais J jdtni7
lit. Cit,a , li CI :? a III c. m t r eta
who haa n:ivtryBth. erstlry, Xa
tIJ;tr cars tt wciU trr" tiil
kt It net tie trrrr ma tn Ra tlj
work. - : - ' : xt1 t
- ! i w ii - r i
A Lei!.. : J:v: t il:t tj
ctry cm Un te U cw rkea ef as
the lecal li.sjr. i
Amines of toe nrruBLicIsij
8TATD vX ISCUTIYK COST IITN
tkk." -wr? IfTFl i"1"!
We ccrgraLlite (he tsopli if irbrtb
Carolina upon tbeoTerwIieJir'agtfrri
of the Prohibition Bill, at fie e!ectf6n
in August last. - -''
The passage of this Bill was an ex
tnorriinarr f linUtion. and I
preseBted an emergency both- sudden I
IlIT . -.:'ral-
satd 'aerfouarThirT&ue TThuslof eff
upon,! the ; people :was wilhout prece-.
deal; and after poo&Mericg the Bit! in
all its ieaWthk Committee deemed
it their duty to haTe reOTursC to the
power Inherent In orgaairatlon of tMs
character; nd thereupon tCet bar :d
t.n Address assjgiiwg reasonfrliy rtoe
Iroh5itSanirj ahtjuld Wotaffratid
bya fote of ihe peopl ThiTacti$a
was at oice denounced as jonaTje
aathonty of the Committee and of no
blading force. Eren if there was hon
esty of opinion and purity of motiTe
with those who denied .the jpower of
ue uommuiee to resua euci io jvu
dress, this auestion is no looser de-
bkteableJ ' PV Tis 1. isqwn 4iat
the action of the. Committee was timely
andwbe, andthat great1 cdhasre
suited therra.'iHdKtTWecided tj
opinion may have ben thatlhffCem
imtteeacted wiihout authority, iheir
action should now be accepted as whhin
the 8C9pe and authority of their unde
fined iowers. Withholding less than
tbb would be to surrender all that has
been gained by said action, and would
put the Committee in the position of
baring wilfully assumed power that
(3d not rightfully belong to them.
Ionest difference of opinion cannot
hare proceeded to this extent, and
WkateTer may be ike future final deci
sion of thb question of power, the rote
of thepeople proved that the Com rail tee
only , formulated'tne judgment of the
masses, and were correct in their view
of the measure.
The efforts o,estab!bhi popular gov
ernment in NoxthTDarblina, as evidenced
by the ' WesteinTAddress, issued many
yean before thenar, deaianding that
tae people snoma Deauowea io etecs
every officer clothed trib a' portion of
.
thesorerebnty of the stateCblminated
in the adoption of tbV constitution of
1868. By thb cohstbatibn the County
Commissioners, Justices oTlteKPeace, great question ne of the common bat- different disriensarSevj IQO.Sttdift, re
township officers, and all the Judges: grounds -for Perionat liberty and Hef ih hsVpital weve flbrabaed, '94
and officers of tbe Courts, were, elected for the accumulation1 and protection f trussed,' 17 electric stockingji, 11 ioe-Wr'l-v'A?lfil1
priftt property. utm': iy; im csp;T rrsot traich.Vhdhei'lp-
Isbiature fussed in 1577, xnown asi
Hhe Grantv froverhment 'cf,'?rthe
fpeopie la vVbeen deprfred of the elec
tion of these officers and the .Legisla
ture has usurped the power, that'right
fally belongs to the people; and for
four years Justices-of the Peace hare
been elected by the lVegblatcre, Cuunt j
GbmjpiyraeWfUiv btd'bv
the Jasticea of the Peacr, and Judges,
AlerkA and other elfioera pfjci
inferior Courts Vare been elect
the Xegblatnre. .Seasons for this . ac-
Ition. which cheeked thi lnscicncfes cf
members oi ute ,JLicgiaure wero oua;
UU) tor the.rigbts of the people and hare
lebg-iiace cesed to exist'' The
sary and legitimate r
f pj!riscribed J!V; Jj
uoawJJirtfTonliftLrV Ufe
fore the eleetkm in August, ae.' duvieg
Um aitaiioD of the Prohibilwa oWa
lion, the Ccmmbsioncni cf aaumbct-bf
conntica followed the example of higher
authority and arrogaied to Uemsetres
the rirhte of the people, and dediocd
Io bsuedkaose to atea ' who desired 7to
enjige, ia buslneja ixoaywlae
and legalixM by the state and nation.
1 Thbr
and brought aboutby we fact Kba9 the
Commbsionera ace jloL the
tbe people DecaYsT ffiey rc
. ?.ITW-& . T
OOTikle from ofbii peftte 34
maUrasaace ef thb .cUxraclcr. ; Tbe
disastrous defeat of we Prohibition Bill
pat a sudden stoppage. to thb summary
action- of irrespensiole Couniy ComV
missiooers. - TUB people are to rule-
this stale thio&sff a; free frtfiiadjftir
wiuu. Aue rignoi w peopi- io eject
every officer provided' for by the Con-
atitation and the laws of the"statcU
not n party questioo. : Jtls aa inherent
rlihtneerarabW from machood sef-
frte and b founded in the hearts acd
eonscittcea of te good and lawful mes
el every commonweaithv The denial
of thb right b a direct attack apoa the
honesty and integrity of the people.
aad ie a puniest' lidioislod.Xhit
people i of Jorth Carolina are dbhonest
kj calare, corrupt by cducatwe spd
are iaeapable of govercirg themee!ves!
Past events growirg out cf the pres
ent ba-Democratic ryseat if ccunly
acd townshinversafBV,''! trtvr
waTiaccv . every uwcnaiaa:; jr tmn
thab the Uaae haa oovet mUn vilWel
regard te oUxr eaeaUo of rIkil
CTotnce, the people as a mass a?t t
DrrmtsorasDokaa-. eit
fbra an aLixce-tvla aaada wleacn
clee and restorf he !ctioa cf all
cCctis of the ptopkl tte w!jVj b
attain tiii.cect k;by eleeil&- Mjtt
fatds of thb prrCe pepalsrj!.
eraCists w tin LrC;t;i altle ei
Uon ta Jvember , 12. . .Thb great
wwkv cf Uttsttx tasst be neeemplUhed
tjt? ktU la Jasrrry.UiV JLfcrUtv
ief
L1J..7 s.)t ttyjsxa cia pc;
4 v. - fc- . . - . -
tI net tila C.lr own a-L-s i&u
era tzzZf tzl fjree a t jttiy re-
T Tn tri-ln nrimtltva matHrul n T a T.r- I
r V rorernraent as set JbrtbA ia tin
:. ... .. .- H -
. r " VTr i: " '
aaawjeurn Miiiirpm inn a - nim .-a
iehave submitted ouieVy to lhe-1
; ttruttion of tbe county government
system, and having refused during the j
past four years to disregard -party tiee
and make a combined .effort" to, repeal I
hti a -ki ,6tt i-Uk. vi
tbe Act of 1877, and
t --a i .
w-.j B"'""-" " ,lmJunerr of tho league prranixation I
the proTbiori ofv the ennstitntiow of I wU mc ft? tae Irfeland tf f
iooo, inc tjegisiaiure, as ns sessioii u
wiqter, fallowed ihe example of its im
mediate predecessor, and in its war
Upon the lights of the rrl rrecdfd
to Sa extremity of making an attack
iponPefsoBal Liberty, and attempted
.
Potato dOaatw, by the passage of the J
Ze OI U.B I
.
Prohibition Bultfi: ; ."!4 ;':'M"-'ssfX3
Necessarily tbe issued xabed by the
1 .1..- i v:l;i! o:ll I
ine.risni ot eiectinjr eocntr oiocers or i
thc people, the Prohibition question af-1
Fortunately the? attack upon Persoaal
Liberty and Private Property aa em
braced iu the Prohibition Bill, did not
succeed; -but it : must not be assumed
because of the udprecedented majority
against the Prohibition Bill, that the
contest b finally ended; And he who
b opposed io local elf-govemmeut, .
he who is against the people and ia fa
vor of a government by a favored few,
must be; compelled by the refusing oi
the masses to take position, so that it
mar be known whether he id TOM. or
arawr, ikA.'uaAnta' iAll ataauavei aaf
. . i . , , .
whatever partv, are , interested . ia the
permanent success. of govermental re-
r MVMl..llV Mi. I
'organizatioa which promises to explode
the close cerporaUon existing in each
Generkl Assembly, and which will cer
tainly taVe thet control of townsbipe
and counUes out of the hands ot ue
bosses" 'aad r jugglers," aad restore it
to the. maes t of voters, and retire the
tainted adherents of this vicious and
corrupt e Yslem: to. swift and . unendiBg
a . - -
I oblivion, lit . twuv r.wt .tnllhQi-t'.
I We thereroTbeordially invite the eit
I aens of Nrlb Carolina,
I past party afilliations, to unite on thb
ny: order oi uie liepurucsa caie
Commiltee. "
J J- Movr, Chairman
' jl C. L. li arbis. Secretary; 'k '4
October 15, lSSl. -UK - i:f -
TUB latsn LAKP ItEAGUK.
! The Jrwh National Land Iitague was
organ ;x:d at Dublin in October, 1879.
At tho meetings of the laud movement
earlier in that, year the resolutions
adopted demanded merely' reductions
of rent. So fat as securice reducUoas
f ft mh the ? Eovenaent was & failure,
sf'ri;- ParneJl, -Darilt,
lirennan, Ceeton--n?Bidifi-
a off laadlordbm. i Ia the
langoace of MrUcaly, t'the main pur-
, pose of tbb body was the liberation of
tW peasant from bndldrd power by
ehtaimsg for hun, through; ooeftlta-
Uoual action, theewhersbip ef tad land
te foltivaUdwithc tbe tender of fair
compensation ' to the bndlord for ' the
extinction f hb interests.'!
Xbo platform of the league axt the
approval of the Tenants' .Defeaae.Aa
ebdatk8rhd the 0 farmrn. elnha
wrouebottt Irtladd. and all those or
iiom were cmwhfidafed with the
rteague. Branches were establbbad with
nonishirg ra f idhyl and tbe oetgina
lefsof lha movement soon had control
of the best disciplined and best organ
ized association ever formed in Trebadr
" The first step in jthe programme of
the league waa to defeat the Beacoae-
field government. To accomplish thb
they joined their" farcee. on!
ifsats with the Iibevab nader Glad-
. a,L- i
i oce. Ann a aa oerai govcxnsaeni naa
beeu formed, the next step of the lragne
to j drire the Gbdaiona 1 Ministry
into radical- meaeeres f . refaraa. On
thu question the Irkh members dirided,
tbe greater ; enmbee sarppoctiag Gbd-
fe ia hU fif ht foe the land bill. 5
While the land bill covered many of
the demands x&ade by the league, it did
not strike at the root of the evil, land-
wrvis-; ana. vaue was use er aacae-
aion 1 tbe levgue made n deeiowatratlon
or sbowof strnagOi alf a to n Ireenn
aabsance W&rei.
cf the frvrae'undertaeik
t6Vw!senceit of s&firt ia' Ireland.'
lEjtedTewt: ired declared when n
u aiaat sfeuld pay; v& warn ht should
iil Jlhey 'arranged f t the tearLrx tf
cu9t acd Xht setemeat of drencce,
a iofcd t2e Charts aeda3
cllhe -govenuneat. ; q
Hi ef atrecrJh wis ao f armid-
ai-ie tiai t-?r-aal wxx. thravn iat a
sort cf a pa. The leagna saast he
ecy p:ed, or the gevetaaaem assst yield.
The ajregg?a .fnat now cbisa auetkas
W4A, then Aaa. . A?tiU aal D.Uon
were arrested. The cotrdon aa was
rl and bcyeottia ? wxa
ai tV tie rarwU wlsHa Leredaa)
r-iactltr ' we PxriLiaeiUrr frit,
lt a tJse lb jtr n t rrnrzz
the nsesa ef Ue land 1121 Cjssrtr
! 7tttextt:r7ruiiejrxa Lie'y
liiLuls tie Ifj.ti-JfX is ezl-l5i
hxrd Lu ticrs, ; rod -r;.t;
alvl fnm CsttrsnU trea XU
: ' risJiCfcErvii.tn." -;
.. . a the l:U 1. 1 I: a a b-r,
ii.a raU Late C-lzl Ls ertl
iirfcsdJS tit &Tzrzszzzi t cili
1 lecta eTerr citizen or tbe atnte. iinir'Mtw wnererer tne interestaoi
,,rl of .b -.l.! ,i,UU,f ft;. o,ta. Isrf t taft. I1JI rrliilS. E
mint' MimiSnH iad rone back to his
ctasT -nts claimi taa. r V
orx - i th r ha' - wew
r - - r
w i uti
yer in.
3 lad
he U
ine
aan: ieu rmr ic roi
rue
7 W tre- IW ?7L l9
to Jvb f-fceronwunwiasi
proposition Vrl Home-rulers in
liberal rant, and aUided whsv had
been toe Irish party.
.sPlaraeiVB theorr TO that Iheafetyrf
oRlrrfaMi Tied5 w tU rielfflteHeC5beeii ftpenedi ktr
. .
ition I
tha fatarm than tha land bill itself, and,'
refixsisg to meet the OTCrtarea of ,the
goT r n meat, he decided ca ne.w i
m it.n . to emoarrass xno ruTrtuiuc"v,
Dfercnt ih meeess of the land ntCnnd
uk keether learn snchla3Tyi-psfet
VTik-kaJ r-T tKir lMca.:aeesed Df
aaTlny. feM mn tnan- isvu .anu,
AuiVKU., AID. W mm &, I
pjy,
2
TMn , LU,tiL.j.i Z.'4LTrkM4
Htf Sttbl red upon a, coenet
mmMaflirw " and taatsiizie?i IXbw WOT I
WUllBIhf tne JTlSn DTOPIB itt' 1
taken ont ef ita calls; to a?uiawt 9u r
Cwbtli-tkst tb.ly falaeJf met
weakened t t juncture, and he4nade
a cool-headed fight for it, -Uq threw
" down we gauntlet with simulated defi
ance, and Ferster too it Bp; 4 ?
1'ameU vras arrestnai tJUS'ne- naa
been more., dretuasseet i thaij; Javi(
and Dilloiu. He ia in inn immediate
danger,, Hb arrest is so jnuch, poUli-1
M M!al l.4n ' Wh.hnn if
there be more excltttteat Hhan when
DaviU was sent to- prben jaontba. ago,
If Jaaes.edwUhlel! tbe truth.
Michael. paTitt b nearer 4he hearts ,of
we insn peopm was any oiotr mu.
Parnell b rpolitkiaa; cool-fieadad and
sarewdl He b able b care fj r-bim
i self. ,He has locked horpfr with, the !
government in his own way. Ilo.has
,!,' wti w
, . . k I If. Lkl - ' '
agaimn aim.- -ui wwj-wia ikhwi
of 4UccM,. because for bb a he .b
aUonger a prison than out of it. But
the chances are against him, just "as
when ne opened uengnt.--reycrn
WisHixaTOfOctJ lfcTne Soper;
vbieg Sargeoa General has submitted
hb report ton the operation of we'Uai-
cu va
c-. . j -cr i.u-1 . i
the Treasury. It bo we
cd " in the ho-pital i and '2tf,to4"nt'the
pUances ' have' been UsUed to eutgrne-
patients Transportation to their bona es
hasfbeen furnkhed to 17 iacurablcs.
The ' rdimber of seamen treated show
an Inerejwe-of 7,T53 over1ast-year.u Jo
addition to the relief furnbbed arshowa
above 4f efScctircadeta, id ,pp1t--caats
for appbintmal aa cadets aid
805 seamen in we revenue
examined for colorVbliodJ0? P
seamen for liAlbftrCS-
ail-mhxntj
.fft
'!-,'.- ' 4t
seryfte.'!
-------- .xn ali sources were
i3Cta'ihrna eadtrures
f400$4 411
ie-, beiifwed 1 that the
receipts will" 4 be iatgy jpr4ed dr-
of the ;apecia OafesU-ayjMT, aew i
progrese aNettisaltnasslle .great.
j Increase; ia Ue number of pi tier t.
expeaditties ase, ,oot gte,tiua
year, and thepeaapitn coaVhuW-o
stin rerther redecedrosa lC,lVafc
ported in the. Itntit re-te liilJ,
Thb is due prbpaUy to Uevbrg in
crease inr Ue nueaber?nf ntpatkat
'''-at' Til HOSrTXAXV AX) cnioAeoi. -vi
The eadiiary rtpeia teiae riambiDg
and hesOeg aaiatanetevnoeenntado
durftrg tho t,yes-vhap thehlaib
brg'b daagtrowaJy defoeUTftaadlbe
heallDg spparxtta . b wtrnic;i new
damn1 waiter ana, tso platrd inaL
building at a cost of 1 175. The 1
ral reirs to Ue bairdTog tnuQieratcd
In the report of tasfyesr aei the ehaojjs
Id the Uerigfji;!4 ;tltotliri
for'Ue work is 5l,30O; wth
hsve becfl prrr. Tbe,t,eim boilers
beiaxwoVn out'muirrvplluag.1 .'This
banding b snore .expensive, and on ap
Moant of ib genera ptVejMr
expense of its aaanagtmeVtrk'r
Uan anv oUer bvpiul !a Jheseriice.
Thelan for i ewr sepslra aWiaciade
anch'altemionsTas will reud'er 'Uead
amlabtraUon atoreeicalIi'f
fonad Uat Ue .aou4 of sooaey ct
saated ! for was iio Car nt ,ta mt J
expeaae of grsdiag a td Urp j ? Ue
erouadV, er.to cookruxt He talL-lcad
neteasary to rreveatihe ercroLLhn-fCi
tbe hk4 Ibdrdi eT
J
w a. arurg u,e year eoa
oaea June
oc were
1 'i;
as .fcisew
IT;
river, Caicvjefrl
S total, jiJirOf thmtJ w Ai?r
fcan twwlWrtialiS
ciaaed: :cxx.--:rtx4ji:s
ante 23; Cj L'Ji wtt JUS
fa fia rl3 r '-itn rlaiasi
lary Vgesia tf Uctasw wharni
UA fir"? r- ,
Tat
ri , t; - i .a. i, r
-iLatn,i3tjr sr;intt-
Atlac.e aad Calf coasQ
lecaes. 1 5; rnaliatl iM
tang, and articl. of LspU .jsz
aWo .ronmissa: au'Iie ics: l e.
-ji , urr ji .o.
he atati :sfc-aish 1 will. . rap-;
lies io umt f fifl. seTj i Ot -ese,
oepwai vaa oinedin zxxr i&sti. nu
receired a complete outfit, and she dis-
Ensaries at Pensacola, FUu, and at
agor, Me. hate been destrofed by
ftrt w, replenished, Jew dispenaanea
r Mempha aod
rSrTeon.ratt4'-atiiaeih
City, W. U. . The, bospitals are now
betterfiirnbhed, than at any pretioua
City, N. C , The, hospitals, are now
period: ia the hHtorr of the service.-
Medical 'supplies hare also been fur-
nished resseb of the rcTeaae .- cutter
serrice at gcost price. The , nnmbec of
Tttjtsidons filed was S33. and the num
ber f shipments mxde'2S7." Property
rttrnafrom the rarious iiospi tab have
toeen, compareu wiui we oooxa oi we
H Wei iitcdTedk.depariment
-land issued to the Tarious porU b kept
vsutiC . wiii.wa.Bn an uiiiivioia iDbuiu us ana i.
iMltrlM lMfMTMl. at lha
." T" T 1 c - , -
-,; rttK riii; nv rfi vrv.
2 Tl.- f.lli-!.. iiJ
tie scrTjee-have been made for the fia-
I'1 f - - 1 AA . OA .
ight ia reserred to terminate any ar-
dlcines,' board, and nur&ine at ! SI .40
per day. Owen Farley t provide for
the burial of deieised patients at $11
earh , 11 ' ' ' ?
Cbicago!llL--ratienb cared for in
II.. Trn;ir.,i ; if..u. un!f.l
, 1"
baiial b( -. Ditfealll tle w
" . i 7 . ...
i;u!u;o, Aiiaa. iJr. c.u. Uovorf
tckf '-to.faroUh medical attendance.
board, hioliciae, asd. nursing at $1 50
per dayt
11
Milaaukce, Wis. Th medical at
tendaace tq ba furnbhed by an Acting
AfiUnt Surgeon, and patients to be
treated at N 437 Milwaukee! street,
St. JUaTjX Ucspital to foraba' board.
purcjre, and medicines at 57 ceata per
daj. f red Zisder to provide for bar-"
r Of '"dectased patients at $14 each
tihroaitf hospital cases to be furnbhed
uansportatwn to tne united states
Marinilospiul at Chicago, HU
' Wisstxaro Dot. 21. Ia the uim-
' 1:1
tbe roai0a gcovilie, Guiteau'a conneonala. at aaiake, Wb. ,n
---:., w ' "."-T- l Z 1
iaeerery or 'aB allowance to defray the en
thatanwgtlio r-T,.-i'. .ii.Lu,
practitioners i
Ls .repeatedly exercbed the
power 4ow.iavokt d, and which seems
retxenshf to be conveyed by be
xi a4a icomrrenensive terms oi
the statuU). (sectioc 839 Bevbed SUV-
ctes.) Tm ooly doubt which lj have
felt cn tib subject grtw out of the rat
ing: of the United Slates Enprfme Court
in t-et case qf Page vs. Bunbtcin (15th
OUo") : Justice Cox then reviewed
u?S. caio ; oi a age va iurnteia itk ae
tail, aud .fter comparing - it with the
iL,,...,, ...j,;. ....u.;.. iifc
ertU cue uom another ia Ihe DOiata
dveidod, and he was therefore of the
opinion tbsk the ruling of the Supreme
Coort in form was: not decbire of the
question: in'tal red in the latter. He
1 w"u ,v s mo peuuioeri bouod 10
iowaaceUenriM the numherof wit-
V '
I aLVl '. " .m'' m''m ' 1 -
drcka Uoac of an avowed iateotioa
f mjie ihe most of the petideal a.
f4 u.ik the' crime shall bedeveleped,
IM iff? 4 Slwart te Jielp
,"iu,iuwijjiB3 uus coarse.-.
If it i ecceUarr 1 shall not hestste to
bring .pat the connection of Gbnkling
fi.lris weeption of the cvlase. The
Stalwart sohbes was responsible for the
nmtcrt j aid shall be placed where it
b?Tg4i I can secure that mult.!
j Vrkatinhar-i Maevvtfoev n
4dfM iTcrj ci aa aaxirrea, nowever
hr'.v sii'occasion Kke "Ue Yorktown
ceUbr- i ri Is a Ktcre Ust of the die-
eretjyn jo? nK mtrbtra(. whose' everr
wcrd ua-Jef such clreumsuacee te
1
m
a
prrur4ect for rigid criUebta botli
at li&c and abrond The sacoens with
whlch'PreeMieat ArUar haa execated
Ue duly arvls good cause for public
aa;seilon an( complimeat. The op
perlu&ity iras sot oce for immortal t
terscctai litre theee of President Lis
coTn be jhtf lield of XleUysbwrs, hut it
viwaireq aa exercise ot conaamauda
Ujt aal grace to abstaia from national
Try?l-'i7i'l express appropriate gratK
tuU to ranee mad to avoid any phrase
bity ean be eoeatraed iato an aageaw
Taw rwxBce w ureat lintaia JVrw
. A Vvfcteeat VlrgiaU Bociben wsn
a,l 1 1 ! a the Scnatd Chamber hew tie
t ta Camerea and Daxki wax
rr(ff'4to'OU-Ie He
rVrnii I Itn3U tniler 'dark-foe
iti - saa scogaaeed Ohe nCaa&hni
parrxst has sooevUt aset r bna,
ThefjMroea-jare iecooire Ban. da.
ctv'd very day, a r as tt u,
cvrsaj.jaee Laa ommmi m
pittff tch mea aa Geaeral XUnm and
herilr4iIracane mhm kaa
iei4 OccUt ia t?r sUte. Jl kra
thtTe tUl nsnmrraail a jpntkaxsn
fa mm&fzh&u tiara toZzrzi
2s gwejt LsxjhCy fcj Ueaa., 22
fV!eel'adil t UZictia Uat he kxl
cm?J icr. -r;t" la Ii.'V-I is
Itr f.r the elf hsrl-M i r
"fjsiax'; I eta faunae iVe rTru Is
tx c lit,- uwxri t.r. -a, y ; 1
t.f her ftsatst kxchj e-n C
tivs. Trs years - I aulrJL Lie kcJ
-kaxrti-t Ail ia nrtl xat.
. liaaiat Anlar wt :3 fss..
t . y ,
.clalnaUoES and Ccx"rriatlr-3 in
Aetlajt Eecretary c i f -r
t The President pro fripc jl lb: re
.be Senate a commualcat' ij ;m! W
Secretary of the Treasury, a, iiiUJDg
a copy of the report of James F; HsUne
to tire Treasury Department, aa directed
by a reBolaoa of the Senate recently
adopted.1 The communication was laid
upon ILeJLU1"' ' . 1 . :-
i h Tna DdaiMnJie caBCBa . vestcids'
liondng dtclied ta submit a reon
to appoint Captain E Cobtrxxin
clfjJ deiij'cctirs ecrearyr andtllr.
FendleUin tos .-dirsted. invrepert, ike
iesolnUon aa eoea aa Jze couU im, he
ftr lVta MiInr Af t!ie&iale.'
IBenale fiatvtnd snfiancfvm 1
rportln regard ta thnJicd,ecrIyl
t . - . ... '
MI par pciMunkcsW9ij:auja, auiu
Seni eipensea since the doh of Bee,
orctu a This qnntien bad been
erredfto the Judiciary Committee,
and, as chainnae, Mr. Xklssunda-rt;
ported that,, while thecommittee bad
not reached any definite conclusion ns
ta thelenl-oofnta Involved theV ware
satisfied that Ue Vrcsest saithodUt I
m,A I
to give the Senate an opportunity to
relieve itself nf acquieacenca in' tis
newod h offered a resolution toap
pointtllr Ehober acting Secretary nnlU
the Vaeaacy shall be fiUedWt "-i
ThU actum took; the mccraU com
Pyy .surprise.
llr. Pendletoh ' took vthe ' floor"; and
stated that the- 8enatet "from' Vermont
had- anticipated hiss; . that! he. had
reeoinuoa on his dear, worded almost
precisely aa was that ol
which he had Intended
that of Mr. Edmunds. I
Mr. IJdmunds' rwlaUoa was unani
mously adopted? it ,i j !- , b
r There' was, considerable amJieoaent
created jtr Mr. Edmunds act ot fore
atallif.tbe Democratic caucus!
lteccbersW publle mdnevs-i Jerome
Kaox, of Oregoa, at Lake View, Oreg
William U. Bailhache,of New Mexico,
at 8anU Fe, N. M Xben W. OottrtU,
of Micy gan, at Detroit, Mich. '
. Bexbttrs of land otaces Charles M.
Webb, of Wbeonsin, at Dead wood,
UiK.i votaries w. nerce, oi xueoruKa,
a Macaw, near a-iex. aatxcis, vi vi mr
r f 'i V;- iMenVvJ
1 1 n-Vi 1----M-.-vt-'(.i.i-,. .i I
tbe peeploof Mbabsippl fecebcUoa
to a. seat la ua jegtaiaiare la anaa,ng
Mrs, Chbholm fox ner courage ia, testi
fying against him 10 the f uce of a trial
lor we murder of her daughter Corne
lia. 'It b known to many that' Mra.
Chbholm j-and hold of Henry Gully
when be was firiee Ue two loads into
thb fair voune rtri. one shot not satb-
fying Unr demon, and the mother has
whieiiers"etitt bearioff .tha etala ei
life blood, in her posaessioa. Maov
believe Ue Very highest , iVmocratic
leaders la Ue state advised "vrinston
eoenty tonomiaaU thbuUvderer, that
he aught borodaee aome bill ia Ue Lea
blatorf Whereby Ue whole mob aaay be
pardoned before an attempt at reindict
ment Vou are awars hb friend turned
Ue KemMcewrr bouse a week be lore
the oeealngnf Ue court U which Uey
were to ff f ropgut to trial JarUemer.
der of Jndge Chbholm and Mrrile-
Xieijan, ; we brave Scotchman. ' The
wvetth Cut Ut a fel.hloi on the face
t Oedi foir1 earth.1 " Where b Ue
aonU Ibonsted ftUvalry whew her
ons ,atiediby and bearm anblennd
rnjured ! wnsaaa, ooe-of her on davh
psfsvepekenciaaachlaaguage? Waa
them nq mad or all Uosw who aad 10
loeg lived t? Jad Chbhelan bounty
Uere with inn race annrr h te miepei
the wretched tradacet tq eat hie wstdaf
Shame be sack an- aascmbiagt! Are
tbe Qnirys not satisfied wiU marderiDt
tboae aaoet wear and dear tn her, bat
Uey Duavadeavor tn awtrf net tatf
fame with Cielr petoted VipsJ iTte
eonatry rtn-S wtlh Ounce's tarlbte
eriaw. and W will,- tn ail nnsaan pre
bability, surer the txtreae penalty cf
we uwji vmt what fe ! crime 'eons-1
aawirterYstae Cutlye tre at Hrr
aanl .their fttH 'fomttesj; wsnvprkf
crime, . wak - uilona itmtsM tn ta
eondenol ty nU UtJTyM 0 etrt fcxv
terof kCUeg'a yoaer'sad toeanCf al
girl, htr fawer, and her tmhm end
a5Tregee aa ia:i;;vas
jary found Ura aot rtfity." s 1"rwty
we afe pregrsjialart p hwr
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