Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 26, Number 43, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 August 1884 — Page 7
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O. POA3TIC IMblUfa.r.
USDIAKA
alothe Imdsr of
Before Csmtaja, If
aU dm hm m.
4T JV QABDKN GATE.
nbM IM-serdea MMI fad of
volwr the oaick Gsrssaa hud as Us kas mmi with the butt ead him. mad thus imlinrnnl Ua.
parties tailing back immediately to ronut tkal ilkw Hiul mil ho WIS left
i Hia there until mom of bit
IMMC MtmsSuSM Kate, a the paleUol say
wjuwjb wow; w w '" " VMmi prsttttnsT. prettr. wwsw Km; to I hMitwd o'er Uw wB re sal
imh vmm esuugsy nw few si
A etaus of frecreet im Wwe
iMi tfw sly MveedroeaHsa' tares tMi not make out a word we saw.
jier lane a now ot mi wi Uv hafml mil aaS k a
Am both bars sept Use wert
let tee
$Se
WefleteiMMeM'Wit wthad her Mart dm HMNIT twwawhwaT eswlewl leC -fwJsBl' Her aW-wett. ktwts seaued tears. I ner ae ear el cteeted tke m. The she Uwssi pet, asy boost Ksttt aat Son, ww ewawd: eke peed: eMl 1 wjesnusa tt an ex tee saidon set.
Lesw Testa bare rolled away stem Owe, Am m burs Hred sad I iesd uwetser, eseaswnss I auu. niet en m ahaSa, Csanwulfut of tee wtM or weather. MM jreer, ween eo ee lee apple ela a aaa. At eve 1 tawitk aay eerMf hsaa. And susses swtverssrydujr M(aet pee ke1 , XT MIRACLE.
turning, pecked him up sad transported Wat to the aw rest comfortable boons.
which Impawned to be ua the other ade
of the Belgiaa border. Hera he was khsdlr Heated until cured.
Iludiag oa his recovery that be ooald
bo wafer Mi-re ow country, ana taat
her a&aira were in such a desperate dit'oe thai aha could not bear Mr J
burden, be determined to push oa to Kaarlaad. and. after trtrunrlinat there lor
ww. mr
to tae l u ted
aay om uti that the age of is over I tall hint boar hrovv
a walk, be
I waa afraid, of noun, that
wm at Um bottom of all his difficulties, but at loaf m be wm willing to keep straight aad try to help Mnmelf it wm my duty to help him. aad it wat therefore necessary for me to look ahead aad find aome employment for aim. m ha expected to leave the hospital about the ar hi w a r a . m.
nMHM of June, wnica waa uw umm edoaiaf my echooL 1 had fought my way through the wiater pretty wtdl. but when 1 looked forward to the aumaier, when there would be no teaching aad eoaeaqueetly no pay, I must ooa.ew that it memed to be Terr cariuw that Prorvleuce should giTe me sorm oaete take oare of just at a time wbee I eooM not m dearly how to take care of myaolf. 1 wont workhur on. however, at uaaaL
natfl Gaataia M. wm dhmafa
tWM AaKflff aMattetme liMani'ilMi ataeaa--etaetaaa et Mr j
Vat eMH me ml wm"
The enhltnee
the
aeaoe onoa aeat to me a traasp who Uha hoepttal, aad then went with him btoat to me four hundred dwfav. jto om of our large pabUe Ubrariea, I had invented my awage in real m- j where I found a abort job for him in tate. which wMaeortmEmthatwhea coBriae- ar French entaiorue. When
the panic of lo caune, ana eo many w
finialww! ile librarian err
f were taken froea the priT j kindly gave me the name of areaOe-
Meoujea um wmm hm pawKmiw, amae wno wtanea acaiawgas maav wr tiMii MAfwtv ii ant aullleiettt to us t i.l tkhliKMr
enable me to pay my iateret. fj thoe-rh smalL yet verr euriooa aad
inereiore iwwnweu.
ge were woremni uwvmw. vMuaoeB. xnere ware aooau in nw i fcwwahttnre wnle takinc via a in ! u tik I I'lmk. Knttaiiak.
the ntidet of tar panic, the ntoperty wm . Jtj Gn aa Dntch, aa weU m McrHlced. to that I wet all. j English. Aa Captain M. had been deI wattbo driven into bankruptcy by I takd some yean before to study and a creedr peraoa from whom 1 had resort uoon militarv matters in Hot
I . A aVJ - a, . r. . . a
: two nousea nan ivo win w w und ne bad been oolurei to learn Hie
dollar, paving him are . hwu and be knew aoaneaeh,aad lenvins; the rent j,,, Lktin. but the other latgtaea He wm not oooteut to beyond hha. As I wm leisure,
: v.: 1 1 w i . mmm Mt M I . . . . . . t - mJ
receive um. iT . " ! i awreea to join mm m m worm, mmm the ftfe thousand Aol!ars I had paid w were to be paid by the hour. Um. together with about two Utonsaad 1 n the meantime 1 had aaawerad aa auilani worth of improvements that I J advertmetaeat aad had thus procured had made, but bought the ptonertr at Bi m private pupil, baskies arraaging uW aaie for three thousand ire hundred . w W m fm Wol-room dur-
Jll .1 ' x.l.BlM.ltw ! ' .1 . ' '
mvttmn, wwa uHfl,utV w ; vox uw vncacion, ew as w
theusund in
an mortgage, receive bark
aeU la him to the amooat six thousand ire hundred doUara. When he sent a deputy sheriff to toke puMciiirin of my school. I waat to a yoana; lawyer, who had been my pupiL and got him to put me through baak-
1 worried a good deal, as nae . .aa
tve expense.
Wkua I haaMled bim tweatv.two dol
lars as bis share of the fret peymatit. i mw a moat startliag change ia his eowrtemuwe. I read there aa in m opes book, sorprise. delight, a struggle to keep arm aad steadyM he had been.
rsptey. I worried a good neat, m asea ,,,4 taea aa uabeaawf aad ivbunrtioa will uadersuch oranuuUMtta, undl uae , 1 1 of the faoe as if he could
mevatagM I wm wa.t ag w traia. hoU out against some temptation and, m usual, full of carkiag t-are, , that wm assailing him. I Mver supI felt sometitini; like a ooW hand grasp- j that it wm possible for the haj the back part of my brain. 1 td f human cooateeaace to express so plaiaMMysel'. " 1 hat mesas naralys'is. If ;iy mm a struggle- Very gladly I 1 am psralyzed my wife and chUdren ; ynld have taken back tha money aad will not only lose their support, bat I ! kept rt (or him. but I could Hud no preahsil become a burtbea to them. The txL and we parted m usual that after-
hest tMtar lor ms to 00 is to top this t moom The next mors bz he wm not
tummw. Tl f
The Aar Hvm the letlowmg iatervtewt
TJaatssaat Fowell, aa offl.er of the Signal Service, who was pre eat at the GreeJjr race pttoa at Porta mouth and aaw at the foaeral of the dead at New York, aad who ta-xed with a 1 th- aurvlvota, salii ioc .iiveraatluu with a Star rr porter to-daj: Toe .uciial w.tich were sept by the ludlvtdual mem -crs of the party were discontinue i apoa leaving Vott Coufer at Lady FrankJia Bar. After reacaiBg Camp Clay one or two diaries wrre hopt--M bj Sergeant Bmtserd.' "1 Umt make any al aOoa to caanl ballaa among the parly?" aaxed the repor'sr. -Ko, I think not. Yoa seethe awn were t o tor km to keep a y note of events when they were reduced to such straits uMMttamisr4 Bat then there is no doubt of the oseaibaHsai There was no chance either of keeping the fact accret, too assay awa knrw it. "Who Kt the cat out of the bagf MWeti, I mppexe It wa H rmaa. He a apt to gt oa a apree and talk too much ; bat the nutter would have become known am hour, because, m I MtM, 1mm many people knew H. The sunrtvora talked about it when thr-r were teeeasd In a hsif-craMd conditwe. New, I have talked wish Greet? and the rest of the survivors, and with the oafeersof the nscsiax party, and Tit telt yoa my oataloa rrspuutug that atocy. There Is ae
loaet aavut tram sua inerc n ne
doubt sheet Qeeer'a husMty when he Mys If there wm cannibalism he did not know it. Whea these ms were reacnad they were not wsseli7e beings. They had sndMbtedty Mbsssted ea bumsa eeh far aoms time. I have no donbt that, driven to drsnatr by banner, they won d go out and cat some ash off the hoatos of their dead eomraass and parsake of It. " Oreely was In a nvbthty bad onadltiea. He was ouaf ned to th teat by t-xtreme weak aess. He wm mighty popa'sr with tat; najority of the party aad whea the ma obtained eomrthiugto rat It wm their Mtural impulse to share it w.th their comas adrr. He partook of beams assa witboat knowing whet he wm eating. Hi awmtal sad bodily strength wm tee far tone to know er care. There is no doubt la my mind bat some of those whs died also partook ot kanmn neeh "The story of the Joy of the snrvhrora when thry were found 1 rMcu-ous. Lievtennnt Coiwell, who wm the first man to leach the tent, told me that warn they met Long who, yoa know, cams part war to meet them.ae wm com
pletely piayrd out. When asked how auwy
nnrtv Is
1 hmnnssihlr teat of ridiasT two horses w
smtag fa ojmoslto direction upon the dency by ths
aoataera nuemsin naawaweiewaa tmpoaaisee mm aat seaWlsaa ths "blood r ahtrt. aad ..Ul ihw.
the other aa olive braaon.
Mr. Biaioe mys, la his letter of aeeentaacv. that -Vrehidl. es hat e yielded.
aad nre yielding, while a growing
Otauty warms ine pouinern ua Northern heart alik-." "Can ant
doubt." he coutinues. '"'t.it hrtweea the setioas ooolidrnce ard -tet m are
to-day more marked than at any per od ia the sixtr Year nrecodinir the elcvtioa
of AbrahamTJacoln T ' Senator Lojrsn
mot only doubts, but daniea, for be ueclnres that the diaajrreeable fact of tae ease is that, while ttieoreticaily we are in the enjoyment of a government of the whole people, practica.lt w arc alm.irf mm far Imm it mm era were is the
aate-beltam days of the Republic.' If ; The caswMaey
thu were true, how could Mr. twaine a ior uwmosnem statement by any poasiuiiity be true? aneotkm ta the C ould there be greater voatidence aad the political qui
esteem between toe sections tnaa u aar period ia the sixty years preceding the war m is undoubtedly the esse -If there were the ut'er subversion of popular govern ment at the South which General iogaa aliers? A more direct eoatradiethm between two eandidntw ot the same party kw never bees mm la our oolitic. Mr. B.aw farther observes that, "If there be oecasioaal and violent outbreaks ia the South against the pesosm a . i as Jf
rui progtvs. um puooo nvouow w
amisltai pany -aaan
from n sritacal
ter aad his tnesrdlf
went too far. He
He wm so hard
raseed for raid
date's itrfrasa that ha
aad tnckv arguamats IrobaUy
thioks. like his brticher. that the torn an remoaetraas agaiaet a sd aoaaiamthmi is the vtxt t me. but unhns be ana give U tter teasoai thaa taeaaeeaoted tha
people will make
th best time is this limn. J
frstlar hi
aa
hi hai
pla
1 worked
wi'i euW. work aa hard M I can. aad '
maw the rest to Vmridmncm." I did thrng-i. the day. sad them telegraplwd
m, aad had worked oa ia this way. u, an tk hosp tslsof the city, thinking Imvhag experienced what teMsed b aaight possiWy have beest in ured ia ami small mm ial wrovidencM that I eoaid easrover mo trace of
ar kdXstasas, , Ua. mmrttnd dars. mtil om after
noon I found him at my school, drunk. nadatttlMnn the floor of the
halt last m his privai
take am
the country regards them M exiept oo- form. Ha al. aad bopefuilr trusts that each will reform nor prove the Uwt.f General Logan, oa m to attra
the contrary, avert taut "careiul ana impartial invest ration has shown these
results (Democratic victorias) to follow he is the axponeat of nothinx a w the systematic exerciae of phvaieal ia- 1 iasae before the country. It is ertw . - I . 1 : t I 1.1. 2 ln.i 4 sw - - -
onidaaacs of the
litts reosctioa mast eonv
s that Ma Xntionsi
ceot in so tar u the kms of the
ativafvisw veam he will gat thm Hi in ratie ssmI hnnaihlW
datm kt two or thm States, the 1
da y of Gamero! Butler m
taat poiiacsi evens, u reprassnts neurin ipse, 1 seatimMt. He aad his
not ttiPMBtMsmclemofaaewpmty. He stasss for no princaaw ami la am
way that m mteuig am
form. Us represents
attem t tha saono t of man of dsf-
fereat views m tae sua act ot imt
As the candidate? of the
xae systemauc exemtoe 01 pnyewai tm- ew wo wwwj. t midsuoa ami violence, conjoined with impossible to galvsaira the .1 -I .l ' - - - m MML Aa tlA llSlt IW f I
idea Into aew life.
under which tha
aav viialitv 1
be revived. Tha vssrue
MoawnoUat' is iatsmgime. M ape mil with swflkieat di
voters to ltave aay
-ata of aa Imports t
Men
moraiBst. my school-room
opened by a lame tramp H
ts were sot ed aast utoapwaiea.
hb featuras were dean cat. with
a I tarn, nose, aad. when he asked
Jar
private pupil cam to
tuts gentleman nx
raiigb nose, aad, whea be asked prtsseJ regret at find ng him thus, aay-
aaaaataa a. bMJvssnssa sooasnoweu bar that he had proved to atn eicet-
wm French. Aa be cisimed to VMt ttaehsr. bat all he could do wm to l
been nu ofacar ia the Freaeh I nitr Mmm asd so nose oa.
f mked if ha souid tea h 1 r f UmJ t mm him ths nsntt mon
1
He aaid that his
wmmki.1 hies. Ha could, bow-
ever, teach t a military drill, aad oa asafasr my boys how maav would I ke ta joia such a class, I founi that I eeuld get him halC a doea pupils. As
siar
after he had slept off bis drink, but be
before igot tsars, aaa 1 nsve m him since. His mUston was
aplisbed. He had erHrttly saak
into taat tern we sioaga n
.kM U mmm mmA which Is COWS
wat wwsa within two dsvs of Chriatsaas. iw tmn nt ail wrsst eities.
sad I wm favorably imprsmad. I gave 1 MMthmr mass of rice aad -crime aad
hha ssoaey euooga to carry him fcgtml iadulgeme. mroorh tbe Chri-tmaa holidsy. to t st A memner of my famfly aaw him one Wewuld begiatodnll hUclMsos .1, gittasg oa a bsneh in Union wary. iSouare aadtoTd him that 1 would like bM that day easy Iw did iQt.sS;; & phml to eeaae, bat C, sad I wm oMtged to aoaetwde -esmse, , 1 JZZH'& l Masmtfmelwmrtoawlth my work. fTLtXftlToiTa S -aoff fortmsstely I. my rmmmioa a S2ori!lTMl IsutJoaary ia twSfck . urto beeatakaa to tie Poire Hospital m TI 11 tI Jthwty-ninth mreet- Visitinr him there f fSrsd StceotHXrw. smamkiwrofitto a wry iigeat . J AJmlfmJ0mtMmMm.
rrrlri - lm.rs-lly
tsawthar; whan I
m a lav
tJeatt. I tailed . far wtaataera m my 1Jmmmitt MnrhmidtedsVjimm Whei
-?rTZtl7 awips5amw: -F" .sZWhslm i wt jnw-Osn Tl Jwf.
naml av the bora Ml tmra. I
wsm bim
m
ar
of
twfee a week, ami
md kwiwlebjeomintsrysdaairs th ads, I naw hw bsen m oeer. m be nsd Mrs,
mtared nsat
Bea
Jg aT aawMM" eauaanunawws
Jones-Tour sea is la
Caa-
he
Hlaknes
the great ae eat at
aawlry legtment.
nsaajdet a s wMrmlagia
.short tarn, he
Wghkmnam,u IrmwttHmjf fiwl rmaa masar
wis a
vat m smat-i
ing party, aad
MS
a
Yaa Bt asra Tet,
theeHsmsw. 1
dear boy ms more
Mrs.De
I
law a
Mrs. Ta
Si VaWy sfcesrSB (rBs" Strange he ever DM hs ewr ge
,-- Ma
The jTl-xilfll i"i'rwa aarw sanwvwwww
wm tlvtie he saeainaly resued : ere
"Where sic tbejf ssfced Co weU. Over there,' he said fslatiy, pointing to the hlil. Of coarse they harried over the hill aad loaad the test. It wm closed, and either Chief Bnglneer Lowt ar Bermen est It. Csiwrii stuck his hand In and Oreely, who wm est the semblsace of a man, raised hlmtf ua hi kuuuk aad kaai aad naaad In
a oerfectlr dsaed meaner. CalweJt dtdat
know him, sad asked him thrm tim.s who he was. but hs cooids't reply. BraiaerO- thm sold lts Oapsain Oreely. Colaell the nsve them all a small annus of BtsruMcss. He wm afraid of
atria them too much, sad era for the
burgeon to come ssbore. The aws then began to eerse him for not stvf.ng them food. Oree y said otteona.y: 1 think af
ler si taat t ve sees wuan yon wire umt inni talat to est.
Toa see those men were ia a terrible
eosdiUoe. As I aaid. they ate
H-ft aswt Greelv ale it. too. bat I
UImm tmmt mm mmmmi it Uttta Pnnaall
told me the ctoee call he had, dd Ueu-
teaaat rowell, maMnsciy. "los snow he was jvt about at the potnt et sVath wbesitavy found hits. Said he: Mv miad wa perfectly clear when the rescam arrived, bat I was as near d -sd that hey thought 1 wis dead. Thry felt me ami move i me and Anally decided It wm bo ue. All this time I htdn't been kIiI- ta tlt tmmam ikat T era altva. T CV
were )at sb at to carry out my ramatM when, reaiisimt the sitnat'. I ma e a snp-rhamsu eaVrt, b uad to sp -sk if It
killf I me. and awmwded is muttering, So, itnmn you, I'm not awsd yet. Ot ettnrsf they then nsve nw attention, aad I was fertswntety brought around all rtuht.' " "It was Brstserd yea ssg whs kept the moot compete dtaryr asked the f por'er. rrv I think so, wm the repty. "He is sfrrfMemsa, that Brats rd. Greety gsv nw aa instsuee of his nn-wlash dlepo4tie, watch was ia fust heroism. Whea we weighed oar ptovIsIom at Camp Clay ia the Ial', Greery , we wkteMamckpernwtttOiSM wrongs th winter, aad I pat Bralnerd tn ebersc of the imppilM to dtstrinate them are rata. Wett, la the twmf, whe.i we wehtaod the sterx s agl, I fwntl thtt there we small percentage over what should have been left. That nwu Brawerdaad acteaily stinwd hiuwe f and had aetraeea h a fall aUowanos in mder that we sitKht be a Nttle better s4f thaa ws esp.sted, and that hi would net he one a totmtanmtettea el tMwg mere thaa atn ssre." "m that atwetteg sesry ahont the meeting of G'eey and hi wife eerteetr naked the reporter. "No, K wm mtde eat of whom doth. The meetleg, ae dwnbt, wm sa saWctli g ae.hatit smt seear ta the way described. Mrs. GfWy traveled nhtht nnd
dnylrom Mm Dwsto, bat ae ema't sweat dews betM eaed th.t wm easy fora asostrat when she wm In the haras whteh ww takrsg h r to we Tsetrt. Tbt two Memiths, her bvetaer. weie with hef, aad Oeaetal and Mrs. HassaOrse wm oa deck when the bars; approach ad, aad saHng Ms wife is It he el meed over tM rati et the vee-ei aad wwshoat to Cup Into the; hsnm. Oee of the Beamlih T who had itaehed the deck, csesrht mtm he the arm aad saht that hks wile
wsatast te wre bim betow. He went
the aaost ahsmafnl devices eef
tieed in the name of free elections." The csnd date who tlum raises the bloody shirt bemaih Mr. Blaine's am- . . n . a . . S s-
Mem ot pence mnavertaauy aowne. k..rM- tmmt thm Lmrialatlaii "whhJl
snarauteed by every legal title the dti-
xiawnin ana mil euusuiT tmstwm yarn mm
1m mil Muwb rJ thi Mwiniulr dis. ! was:atisMi are llarlt
fraachised people amply covers tha ta- sehesses of which he fat
qsuremenis, asn ascwreau nvm, wo mwt ngnn. a.mm ! j w
sa Weielsiioa ran. the nnvilerea at turds 00 exampae at a
Amcrienn cUienshin.'f IT ae further legmUtioa is needed er propoMMl ia relation to the sutrare or tha protection of civil rights at the South, aad if tha Republican Residents during the period of eighteen vrars since these laws ware passed have praciii-nlly done nothiag. m General Logss ia effect admits, to eafoTvw them, the ipwstioa saturslly arises. Whs- does be raise aad disc ss the issue? ' A stalwart Kepubtkaa hM been for thro- rears in the Presidaat's
ehair. aad dur.nr that time be hM
never made use ot the word
or re.-Ojgnied once ofevea 1
era quest too. The "out rendu' at the h people
South, according to Mr. Htiuae, aaa aceordinjr to the facts ia the esse, have
been - occMoaai aaa 'Tixoepsions. and each one is hopefully renied m the lift. If nothing m the way of legislation fat proposed, aad the Federal executive interference h altogether, and wry properly. ceaed under Republican nW d-kai d (wseral Losrna and his
i stalwart svmpathi era mesa ia bristgia the outrages again to the front? , There k but om explanation. They
hone, mom of their nu imr has ex-
irwemai
id or com d haw id aa nml agalm
sdeVmaam The sss-
the
ia
tlm central
not
m
of
a d
up wfai h had
bis psrpos bodwL a. d
mtBdeit forretw turn.
tintw in smUiwissa, pol tieal witkwmastioasr nad waU-da
tiva. Tbav ma not be
held toceXher without
SsllaeaBt ewadetm used not he
the candidacy of twneral But ler
t reiv wanting m the fnntam
ia the frm'datiasi of a party. The mitiatiw of the part w
oreaent- ss well at mom
. . .
me of the word "sert :oa." risea and passed away, had a swats, i ia aay manner the eviat- parsssonat porpese. whi h eassht ha a remaantol the old South-1 amderstood ami seised npea by the . The "out reakj ' at the ' peoyle amd which cspstde fiadiw coswd diag to Mr. Blalae, aad ae- urge with paoon and argam wt. Tim be facts ia the case, hare nuti-emverr muvsmtimT. which wm lad
by amea G. Barney m 1UK wm sbspirdbv a s agte bat nosufnf htm. M
hmUwtvearat antwd the vital prm tple It
of
hot
,069 vows
the mi
milliom of peopae. la
Imvler wcesved Ct,30O
aptwsnxme lendng
that party, warn taa
Hale, M
ope. M one Ot weir nu tmr aaa ea- ism panj, wm bumsa I ftesideat m the bloody shirt. Joha r. Male, ooat The iasinoerity and unprincipled ceiv.-d 156, ' 3onaetl ! character of the preaeat KenabHcaa Fremont retefr
leadership are pertaetiy iirumnweci m this attitude of Blaine and Logaa. To the former. ho "pitched into Jeff Devis" to make m !asue in l, aad
waved the bloe lr shirt in the Maine
ipaiga of law. wm assigned
aad hearts of
'Wtttt9mtmf Mat OBm' BnwaM its camvotes. Ia Ml
is.
itsi
ulttCJesm
1.m4waas, a
ia ! Mr. Uaumkt 1,WS.1-
Anerieaa party wish ths
dacissr to nothinsr the mfamaat of
mare, polled
lOi. with Joim BaV as as
mj wotsa, la vm the era, with the oesstral pssraot
our ehxmwiag medium mm
Mcpapercanmaey. ma ay
soiled 81.740
with Jam si B. Weawr at
af ths i el nam. 9D7.J0a votes. Ttw
miaw.
.. .I . n , gn. a. f tm 9 m mmmmmmmm UnShSdnsa 4Vm pevaMe ar rraaumtam pnrry, vm ssm oaeohaetef eawtsflhar by mworpwhibaing theuMof mrhaaV ill In aaa, TsmweT by Jsmses B. Bhwk. ia ltTf.
ia liAajesr
reea tar wmiiL
imm foreign-bora titimsi an the pot tans aad the avrwrnuMnt of the uoeatry. la 1MHL
role of a pMiticator. whiie to "Kigidiag aader Um laadhwah'p cf MiDatsl TM-
Jahnnv" waa intrust-d the ronsreaml more, mmim
task of prolonging the echoes of the old ' wnr cries. Neither evpe lient will saw the party. The defeat w.iich it orgaaied aad invited at I liicajo, :n the nomination of its ticket, will smrely awap-
tako lt.--sfoa Herald (ad). m rA Baehsrtnh Brfrnse, We believe that ex Judge E. Bockwood Hoar has conducted himwlf w th
avernce ability aad fairness oat the lmAnr w
bench aad at the bar, aad it therefore 10M4 A.Mrot. aad
strikes as with greater surpnet nnu rs- ihw asaatwarr af G
gret that he should pettifog on tneso- ( fj. Uk
aueau stamp, ia n:a wpercn a ror- there was a
caster he asm: "lie wm not going to id ant hs
defend Nr. Blaine agmast anavBs oa bis private chsrscter. or agsiast asanalu
mm n in ai a ana or a .mm time lor that had psMsed a great while ago. These charges might have been made when he wm nominntsd Secretary -af Stat-, bat he wm eonArmed by the aaaaimoM vote of the Seunts, Ilesnocrnts aa 1 KepuUkaas.' If aa erdlaary
maa, giviag to ine sneory or pracswe as uimiatod wsm tae 1 Amerivsa politiw very little tkoujrht, ;( in.itmriad phjamt. is had said that, we should not haw bam , aekaw1 totawowts
sarnrumd, for oa the face of it H has a m them hM tha
far away resemWaa.w to wofdsef truth ; Genornl But aad soberness. But Jadge Hear waa 1 -m wlslwuta
aat hmp knowing that ha awwa any- ly ds this is extumely
thtag aat a lair ispwiaiMwa uw k orrtnist taat am? Whea a IWawt makm aphis win.. The
Caeiaet,beis stmplr ptutlng m order posing tlm lak an important part of the machasery of g kaosrav, ars
Ms Administration, and wostM ae re-
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tmm i.mm m a wsatoa attempt af
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