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The railroad oompanie« finally suc-
cecdiKl bribing their way through
Published ¿very Friday by
the Iowa Legislature, on the defen
sive. The Dos Moines l^iUiMcn for
insinuating that wholesale bribery
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
uo had boon resorted to to control the
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fróm thè people, will do the work for
RATES -OF ADVERTISING;
»polists. The people are fully
rvit the motsup
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Ta\ö exactions uuil ruinous extortions prac-
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against them. Their day of
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Businoae notice* in the Local Columns, 25
cents per Hue, each insertion.
For legal and transient advertisements $3.-
50 per square of 12 lines, for the first inser
tion, and SI.00 per square tor each subsequent
naertion.
Legal Advertisements to be Paid for up
on making Proof by the Publisher.
<2-Personal Adva. 50 Cta. a U bb .
Subcriptions Sent East, $2 00 a Year.
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Rev. County School Superin
ent of Multnomah county iB em
phatically in favor of compulsory ed
ucation. . After this would come a de
mand for compulsory church attend
ance; and this is not all. The right
to force the parents of the country to
send thqir children to school would
cagrfy with it the right to fix the Bala
Ties Of teachers and pass upon their
ns. Then we would have
each school houso occupied by some
“Rtiv.” with sufficient intelligence at
least to draw his pay.
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Arrives from the north daily at 12 m.
Departs both ways at 10:30, a. m.
From Portland via Taylor’s bridge and
Newberg, weekly. Arrives at 6 p. in., on
¡Saturday. Departs at? a. m.,on Friday.
Dayton times a week. Arrives at 3 p. m.
Departs at 4.
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The Bulletin publishes a statement
signed “ Democrat” exculpatingCol-
fai from perjury and bribery. We
suppose the question is now settled
that it was neither bribery nor perju-
ry th ast-ii Colfax was guilty of. He
had a/right
tp take stock as a gift
right tq
and then vote to swap a first for a’
second
ond mortgage on the Union Pacific
to make that ;stock immensely val
uable.
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County Judge........................... M. M. Ramsey
Cterkf................................. %..R- H. ljunson
...UR. P. Bird
Sheriff............
... J. M. Kelty
i Treasurer..................
j Dawson
Co. CouuuieMouers................ ..........
•“I Hulery
... .’C. Handley
Surveyor.’’...
.......I. Davis
Aeeeaaor.........
...H. 11. Hew it
School Bup't.
...Dr. Johnson
Coroner.
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State Senator......;..................... J. W. Cowls
j T. Ri? Harrison
Bep's. ...7.4
* * (A. R. Bbrbank
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Governor................................. .. ,1*. F. Grover
Secretary of State.. V.,.. .J tì. F. Chadwick
Treasurer of State.............. ...L Eieiscliner
.Eugene Semple
KtAte Printer....................
State librarian...................... .8. C. Simpson
~ ..McL'oiw
llagiator nL Btote Lands... .E. S-
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U. 8. Senator.......................James K. Kelley
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4. H. Mitchell
Congressman
Joe. G. Wilson
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ore X rouble .-Imagine the
mortification of he of the Reporter to
find duly printed on his “ patent out
side” of last week an article which
had apjicared on his inside but three
q&jdU ««mil iDf course, the “patent”
I printer cannot know what has already
appeared in any of the papers he sup
plies. f Con?t blame him.
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Tho's (». Young
............ B. Wilcox
........ W. H. Odel
...T. B Odeneal
....Thos. Frazer
• W. Bowlby
U. 8. District Judge
U. 8. Marshal.. ...
Clerk U. 8. Court....
Surveyor General. /..
Supt Ind. Afflnrs...
U. 8. Assessor........ ..
U. 8. Collector........
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W. R. Willis. Register............ .. .Boseburg
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B. Hdrman, Receiver............ .. ...
Oregon City
Owen Wade, Register
Henry Warren, Receiver...........
J. H. Stephens, Register,------- .La ; Grande
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A. J,- Thayer...................................... CorvaUis
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L. L. McArthur.......... .......Baker
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JUDICIAL R1STTICTS.
w First District: Jackson and Joaephine.
$d District-. Benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas
and Lane. 3d District; Linn,
Manon,
Polk, Tillamook and Yamhill. 4th District:
"Columbia, Multnomah, and
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to* v2S°ted 5th
Wasco.
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Frst District—In the county of Josephine,
on the fourth Monday in October; Jackson
second Monday to February, June and No
vember.
vsmber.
Second Dfetirct—Donglas third Monday
in October, and seconed Monday to May;
Co<*. fourtk Monday to May, and second
Monday in September ; Curry, first Monday
in June ; Lane, third Monday in April, and
and first Monday in November; Benton, sec
ond Monday to April, and third Monday to
November.
Third District—Linn, fourth Monday in
Ma
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Monday in
arch,
and second
second Monday
to October;
October;
M«rinn,
second Monday in March June . —
and
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November; ; Polk, second Monday in Moy.
November
May.
and fourth Monday in November;
November; Yambffl,
Yamhill,
eiond
Monday
to April, and fourth Monday
exind Mon
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October; ;' Tillamook, second. Monday in
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July.
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February, June and Oc-
second Monday
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tober; Columf
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Tuesday in January; Washington,
fourth Monday to May, and first; ^ionday m
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Fifth District—Wasco, third Monday in
June, and second Monday to November;
Grant, first Monday in June, awl third l^on-
day in September; Beker, third Monday to
May and first Monday in OctobeetjiilUnien, I •
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OctcbenUmatilla, fast ifonday in April, f
•nd fourth Monday to October.
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! er-in-law, has been reappointed Col
lector of Custom« for New Orleans.
Next to Murphy, this man Casey has
been, the most corrupt villain in the
Customs service. !
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The Salem Jdercury very properly
denounces the “patent” newspaper
plan. The system will probably not
be very extensively resorted to in this
State. For the credit of journalism
we hope it will stop where it is.
COMGRESSIOSAL.
FEDEBAL OFFICERS.
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Stone & Burnett, of Seattle, have
failed for a large amount, on account
of Stone taking a large sum of
the company funds and somebody’s
wife and leaving for parts unknown.
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The question of the removal of the
Capitol of Kentucky from Frankfort
to Louisville is being agitated in the
Legislature of that State.
The Supreme Court of Massachu
setts has decided that piedi0*! societies
in that State have a right to expell
Homeoepothists for medical heresy.
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A few idlers about
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of Colfax’s
together on the » I occasion
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arrival at home. He made them a
Credit Mobilier speech.
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The Bulletin publish» the reso
lutions of the Linn. Qounty Farmers’
Club introducingthe sam§ with a
sneer.
Col. Mosby was offered by Grant a
very lucrative appointment but de-
clined the doubtful honor.
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Sheep husbandry on this coast is
becoming one of our leading indus
tries.
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There is & paper published at Pa-
ducah, Kentucky, called the Tabaeco
Plant.
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The eight wealthiest men in New
Orleans are retired butchers.
Gen. Bui
Z jtler Says this is
for the righteous.
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original
denials
of
any
in
The more
re carefully th
the report
‘est j from the stock, which tliey denied
The meeting of the Farmers of
and committee
ittee i is studied, in the Credit Mobilier, has sen] ever having held. Now the com-
of the Poland
the more flagra: |t its conclusions, pursued throughout, while perôury mittee find unanimously that they Linn county, held at Albany last
omissions, and partiality appear, has been superadded in th^ desper- each held ten chares, and received Saturday, elected officers as fol
Its practical el it thus far has ate effort to enlist public synipa- the dividends thereon, the sum- of lows:
For President, Judge' Baber;
been to excit? sympathy for Ames thy and confidence.
$329 being paid in money as the
Vice President, James Finlayson;
It has been proved by ie
** and Brooks, who £11*0
are C condemned
net result, in addition to the stock. Secretary, A. W. Stanard; Corres
by the honest judgment of both oras that Ames made his co itract In piain terms; they morally con
parties. And the reaction is so with all the members at tl *» ver vict Garfield and Kelley of perju ponding Secretary, J. H. Smith.
The Committee on Resolutions
strong against tbé manifest injus- time when Washburn first Memonr ry, and yet find them to be so in
of punishingjtwo men for the strated, or within a few weeks nocent as to be undeserving of reported as follows:
Resolved, That we cordially in
very crime of which
whlbh others equally afterward; that is to say, n De- punishment I So Dawe* Sehofield,
r and and Bingham, who pocketed the dorse the propostion as contained
guilty are acquitted, that there is cember, 1867, and Jan
danger of a stilr greater wrong February 1868. No argument is fabulous dividends, are only criti in the call for a State Convention
being perpeti’ated, by the failure needed to show the connect on of cised to the extent that they— of Farmers, to be held at Salem
on April 10th, 1873.
to visit any df thq convicted with the two events. They
¡poor innocents!—“ were not suffi
Resolved. That we hail with un-
themselves. A dividend
the penalty they deserve.
ciently careftil lti ascertaiuing bouoded
pleasure me news mat
Jt'is truq,' the f cases of Ames cent, in Union Pacific bon
what they w ere getting I ”
reaches
us
from different quarters
and Brooks staid out as some 60 per cent, in stock was de
Censurable as is the failure of of the State of the organization of
the report to condemn the crimi Farmers’ Clubs for their mutual
what exceptional \ but rather ih on Dec. 12,1867, and apot
notoriety zthan ji in moral guilt, 20 per cent, in bonds on
nals whom it seeks to shelter, it is protection.
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80
in
bonds
and
60
in
¿imply
infamous in the case of
is been riveted
The public gaze I|as
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TtaoZved,
That
we
implore
our
upon them from spe» ¡cial causes^- stock in three weeks ! In tl e fol Couax.
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Colfax. , He
before _ the brethren throughout the’ State to
lowing June there was a casi div country covered with corruption
Ames as the* créât contractor
idend
of 60 per cent., and a Btock and false swearing. That he was proceed at once to organize Farm
the Pacific road Apd one
c~: of
?£ tie
ers’ Clubs in those portions of tee
u the
ine vreuib
bribed by Nesbit is now evident State where such organizations do
chief managers, ofi
Çrcdit iuu-
Mo dividend, of 40.
When Ames paid off his Con from bis own showing, and that he
bilier, ap'd Broo^
4s as a Govein-
not exist.
wiilfully falsified about the $1,000
ad member
of gressional stockholders in Ju: ine, he wilfully
ment Director iyjd
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Resolved, That it is manifestly
bill is p no longer in dispute. He is to the interest of the farmers to
tie furnished to each one a state ment bin
Congresé, who i 3i>! propriated
.
p<r- showing the result of the so-< ailed not a member of the Senate, and build their own warehouses and to
influence’ of both positions
t isitions for p<i
ib difl|:
4b is no
sonal profit! Thfe
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■r- investment up to that time >, by his proposition for investigation in hold their produce in their own
ence of opinion aljbut their crim which Garfield, Kelley and o ‘ hers, that body while another was pend possession until sold.
who never paid a dime, got their ing was one of his small tricks
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Resolved, That we as farmers do
But if Ames is guilty of having stock and a large considerate n in which deceived nobody.
not propose to make war upon or
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Mr. Uolfax is amenable to im interfere with the interests of any
>pei
bribed or improperly
inflaenced money, while Colfax, who paid
the implicated. meinbei-s
of Con $543 72 on account of twenty peachment by the House of Repre business man or men, but simply
w
gress by his dealings
lihg with them shares, was credited with his stock, sentatives. The House has origi to protect ourselves.
îer, in
m what light
naht worth at least $8,000, and was nal jurisdiction over Colfax under
in Credit Mobiliei*,
Resolved, That we tender our
do they stand w.l bei. accepted uis paid $1,200 in greenbacks, To the Constitution by the power to sincere thanks to the editors of
stock who receiv ved
T its enormous suppose that these men, who con- impeach him. The Senate has those papers who have given ns
¡dividends, and who concealed trolled the legislation of the (ioun- none except in the capacity of aid and comfort by publishing let
themselves behind Apes as “ trus try and were familiar with its Vast Hi^h Court to try the offence. ters, notices andxither matter that
tee ” until the scandal became pub ramifying interests, were igno *ant Why was his flagrant case omitted have tended to the furthering of
lic? To apppreijiate the exact of the sources of these fabulous in the report ? Was it to shield our interc8tsr and we consider it •
position of these men it must be dividends, is to beleive that the hini, or to avoid the scandal of an- our duty to give them our patron
borne in mind that the hostile foremost legislators of the couptry impeachment of the Republican age and support.
movement against the Pacific Rail were imbeciles. Such profits cbuld Vice-President? The candor of
The resolutions were unanimous
itself! for the country, w'bich resents this
road was bqgun by the Hon. C. C. not come from the road itself,
ly adopted, speeches were made hy
Wasliburn of ’WfeconsiD, on the the interest was*in arrears, The I shameful discrimination, H as al Messrs. John Henry Smith, James
9th of December 11867 by a bill to" snggestion of ignorance is an in- ready answered w ith a stern and Finlayson, Phillip Low, of Linn
»indignant voice. It demands equal county, and Capt. J. H. D. Gray,
reduce thp rates of transportation. suit to public intelligence.
In the face of these disclos ires; justice, and nothing short of that of Clatsop. The Register says:
Hence, while it tally be technically
the
report says Chat “ it does not will satisfy an aroused public “ The mating was largely attend
true that the road was not then
seeking legislation from Congress, appear that any of them knew hat opinion.
ed, and great harmony and much
The fears that were expressed enthusiasm prevailed. The tangi- 1
as has been urged ;to extenuate the the profit and dividends wen to
mem- be in the stock and. bonds of hat when this committee was appoint ble results are yet to be seen, f
venality of the inr criminated
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bers, still it is non! aUithe leas true company.” Of course it does not ed have all been verified. The two United action is ;now the i need.”/
appear technically, because | the Democratic members, Niblack and
that it was striving J to
„ prevent
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guilty
parties were not very likely Merrick, were chosen for the serv One of the most remarkable defanltJ
this and other adverse legislation
' gisiation,
1 which
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have’ ¡seriously dam- to te}l on themselves; but [the ice because they vwre aggressive, er« of this decade is Samuel E. Rankin,
State Treasurer of Iowa, and ~~
aged its interests and to thwart whole train of proof of their T- and were held in check by social er of the Agricultural College,
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inquiry by “ w rh^ch the corrupt feet knowledge from first to last and other influences. They have | gentleman was elected Treasurer
College
in 1868, giving
bond «-T
of
contracts | of the Qrcdit Mobilier is overwhelming. And the com weakly yielded and sacrificed the ihe
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concern would be ¿xposed.
mittee in their extreme desire, to resL t and confidence of their $75,000. He was re-elected m 1869, bgit
wes _ required. ______
x>nd was
In 1870, he
Kelley, political friends, while they have no ‘ bond
Garfield,
Indeed, Jthe circujtnstancesbf this whitewash
was
again
ivgain
elected,
this
tune
time
giving a
movement made b by
Wash burn Dawes, Schofield, and Bing ;hpm, invited the harshest judgment of bond just before his term expired. In
are less important ks affording ev furnish the evidence in their qwn the country. Poland has pursued 1871 lie
he was re-elected, ana
an<T no bond
sharp partisan tactics, according wa
was s required on his fourth term. In
idence of the corruption of Ames’ report.
After having acquitted them of to his habit. M«Crary was tied 1870 his defalcations were first discov-
purchased mem
i than those of
the legal httqck. u$on the^/UniOn all knowledge on this point, the up by the three cases of Grimes, ered. In 1871 the “cupboard was
U.re “ to the tune of <37,000 He Was ■
Pacific by James Ffek, Jr., ia 1869. committee, in seeking to extenu Allison, ■ and Wilson of Icwa. I elected for the last time upon giving
Fisk, claiming an interest lin the ate the concealment of the stock Banks was in no condition to in a bond to cot. er his past defalcations,
railroad company, had began pro in the name of Ames, contrai ict vestigate, and he was selected for and to furnish security for the future.
Mr. Baukin
Blankin ’s method of filling
Riling this
ceedings in the Supreme Court of themselves flatly by showing t iftt that reason.
was orignal as well m
*s
The Committee is now on trial obligation _wus
New Yorh, and‘whs close upon these members must hare known
effective.
The
State
treasury
cancell
the track of all thq rascallity that how the immense profits were Ob with open doors, and before a free ed the College fund defalcation.
has now been developed. Raising tained. Hear the report on this people and press. It has reported About this time the
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thie Legislature
appro-
■ some untruths,’endeavored to ex pria
ted $38,000 to the College. Mr. R.
priated
the cry of persecution, and ¡dwelling point:
“ The profits of building he cuse guilt, and sought to protect credited the College with this amount,
vociferously upop the audacity and
judicial usurpation attributed to road, under the Ames contri ct, men who arc both corrupt and but placed the money in the State
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criminal.. Every member of it dfr
Barnard, the idijieg of Ames were only to be divided amc;
! the College and the State vaults, until
brought extraordinary bills into such folders of the Credit Me bi- serves to be branded with scorn by the imprudent action of the trus
Congress, and Carried^
rriedl them lier stock as should come in and and opprobrium, so that a stern tees, he gyrated out of offioe with an
through both Houses by the power become parties to certain condi example may be made of those indebtedness of $38,401 46.
of men who lmd Qfedit
edit Mobilier tions set out in the contract of who prostitute the highest trusts
James Brown a notorious char
stock in their pockeji, or were paid transfer to the trustees, so that a to the basest ends.—N. Y. Sun.
acter
in Philadelphia, says an ex
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as counsel by one or the other Pa^ transfer from Ames to the new
change, was tried befoiw the Fed
cific corporations. « One of these holders would cut off the rights to
A Perpetual Motion.
eral Court in that city for the
bills took Fisk’s sui|out of the Su dividends from-the trustees unless
preme Court of Ne< York, where they also became parties to the
A correspondent, Mr. H. R. crime of “ repeating ” and piijury,
the defendants couhi be brought agreement; and this the committee Birdsall, or Green, New York, of which he was convicted^ and
up and examined, into the United beleive to be the true reason why sends us a description of a perpet sentenced to the State Prison for
Couci, and
an^ where theÿ
the^ no transfers were made.”
States Conci,
ual motion, constructed by an ad eighteen months. After be had
were safe against ’Such examina
Shallow as is this miserable pre venturer, which worked so well 0 three weeks in confinement.
lent Grant, pardoned him,
tion, The other Authorized the tence abstractly, it at least serves that be succeeded in obtaining
tion.
Union Pacific Company to ¡remove to expose the falsity of the report, sums of mohey ($2500, $1,800 and the good people of the Qua
City. ' ’ are hugely disgusted
fi out of the by demonstrating that the Con and others) from various simple ker City
their office ¡and
thereat.*
Brown was serviceable
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York; And gressional stockholders must have tons, and then left “ to secure his
jurisdiction
of _ Ne _
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it is an interestingjfact that the had the knowledge, which the re European patents.” He has not re to Harti-anfth, Cameron and
,• Bingham, port previously denies. ThemotiveB turned, and a visit to hid deserted Grant, and of course that was a
names of Ames, Ba
Brooks, Dawes, Gm field,
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„. of the concealment are brought appartment has revealed a hole in stand-ofl against his outrage on
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McCrary, Niblack^ Poland and out more vividly by the attempt the wall and certain surreptitious the ballot.
Schofield are all recorded ih favor to cover it up with a fictitious rea- mechanism by which the perpetual
Science is studied by the obser
of this legislation, v
son.
motiop was driven. The beatiful vation of facts. But observation
These facts have, all l been studi
studi-
There are some cases which the device which elicted the sub is not easy. It requires more
w,
while
the
ously kept out of view,
.committee have varnished with a scription of the inhabitants (of memory and a further
ve
changes have been rung by Col thin coating of sophistry tliat also Chenago county was a self-moving than most men possess.^
fax and
corrupt: confederates
For example, pump, and actuated by some con ment, too, is necessary, w
and his
bis commi
confederates deserve notice.
the allegation that the road Garfield and Kelley swore posi- I cealed clock springs, it was the series of questions put to Nature,
asked for no leg; Ration? The tively that ■■■jtoi
and no witness
xAa'“ can'be
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