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A Most Atrocious IVrone.
The avowed purpose o( the Stalwart
lenders in the slate is to continue the
old apportionment under the census of
1870, until after the re election of Don
Cameron or l>on Cameron's man to the
I'nited State* senate next year. That
this is a high crime against representa
tive government cannot he denied ;
that it is contempt and defiance of man
datory provisions of the Constitution of
the Commonwealth and the oath of
office of legislators is equally undenia
fcle. That it is a fact, is manifest hy the
refusal of tho legislature of I**l. He
publican in l>oth branches and w.th a
Republican governor in office, to appor
tion the state under the census of 1 **u :
by the orders Don Cameron left behind
him when he sailed for Kurope that the
state should not be apportioned : by
Chairman < 'coper's public boasts in bis
county town after the election of IS* I .'
that there would be no apportionment;
all culminating in the ultimatum and
obstruction policy of the senate, and
the continued refusal of that body to
entertain legitimate and honest propnsi
tion* from the houe for an adjustment
of the apportionment question on just
and non partisan basis.
I lie injustice of continuing the ap
portionment under the ren*iis of 1870,
•luring the present dees le, i so mon* j
trous we do not believe any honest
llepublican can do augh' else than <le
uounce it. once some of its enormities
are shown. It is the most glaring and
audacious violation of the American
principle rf K jual Representation in
the history of any state. During the
decade from I*7o to 18*0—that is. since
the apportionment now in torce was
made—the population of the Hate his
increased nearly one mill ui. an 1 the
constitutional representative ratio hn*
grown Irom 17,'>' to"Jl.lrtt; th t is the
ratio fixed l.y the Constitution to deter
in,oe the representation of each county
in the house of representative* of the'
state legislature, l.et us see the ii jus
tice worked l.y the Republican refusal i
to reapportion the state, a* commanded
by the Constitution.
Allegheny county instead of /ourtrr
members is entitled to u>" i, with a
fraction probably large enough for a
seventeenth member. At all everils j
this county loses two vote* in the \* I
sembly by Republican obstruction.
Washington county, south of us, has
thrtf representatives, and the adjoining
county of Fayette has but . yet tin' ,
der the census of 18*0 Fayette |,* .',,421
r<.' rr population than Washington.
• 'rawford county has ''our represent*
tives, yet Westmoreland with o,l*o r f
j opulation has but thr t.
Reaver county ha* 39,601 population
and tiro representatives, while Clearfield
ha* 43,408 and but in-- representative,
with ati eXce*over Reaver of 3,80.1 pop
uiation.
Venango, which ha* decreased ,n pop.
illation since 1870. has thrre represents- j
tivea with its 73.670 population, while
Fayette with .18,842, or 11,171 excess of 1
population, has only b> '.
Some.rset with a population of 33,110 j
has two representatives, while ('leartield ,
with 53,408 hit but onr.
Wo might continue these compare j
son* throughout the state, showing the
manifest injustice of the existing dis
franchising apportionment, but we have
given enough to make the case clear to
any honest Republican,
The senatorial apportionment is even
more atrociously wrong in its combina
tions, for the Cameron gerrymanders
had a greater sweep in combining coun
ties. To a limited extent the Constitu
tion protects the representative appor
tionment. This will do for u senatorial
sample: The three Republican sena
lorial districts of Lebanon, Delaware
and Rucks (the Ninth, Tenth ant
• Seventeenth) have a population of 163,
212, while the three Democratic) dis
tricls of Rerks, Schuylkill and l.uxernc
- have a population of .383,636 ! Yet tin
163,0(10 population has the same powei
—that is, three senators —in defeatinf
reapportionment that the 385,000 popu
lation has in maintaining it. Thi
seouudrelism ha* the power of perpetu
ating itself.
• These facts and figures sufficiently
„ explain the motive and purposes of the
, Stalwart senators in defeating appor
tionment at this session. They rely on
the dishonest gerrymander o! ten years
, ago, made in the height and insolence
of Cameron power, to defeat the popu
' lar will.
i And these very fact* will explain the
reason and urgency of the constitutional
mandate that the state "shall be appor
tioned immediately after each decennial
census.' 1 A redistribution of political
power become* necessary by the shifting
population. Some portions of the state
gmi largely, others are at a standstill,
a ol others show an actual or comparn
tivo decrease.
Tnese lads are all known to the Slal
w.irt senators, and yet they refuse an
! apportionment, it so happens that the
| sections of the state gaining largest in
i population are mainly Democratic conn
ti *. That i* the reason of refusal. The
j political history of the state cannot
parallel the crime ot these .Stalwart and
i submerged Independent senators, of
| whom Ross t'uoper and ITtimatum
Stewart are type*. Di* treason to the
' Constitution and the principle of Kqual
! Representation, n* well as the solemn
loath of office they have subscribed
•foba Stewart could 1-e executed on his
j own confession, and Cooper on general
' | rineiples.— l\tt >n*ih /'■ •'.
Ohio's Official 3 etc.
The official vote of ithin i* rather in
teresting to study. The total vote,
1721.461, i* onlv ,1(1.1 below the l'resi
dentisl vote of 1 *,*o, and wa the larg
est vote ever est at a state election. 11
exceeds tiie October vole of I**o 6,600,
ind the n<-xt large*! slit-- vote that of
th" Foster F.wing campaign in 179 by
>2 I*sl. It exceeds tin- vote of la*t year
: on *ecretarv of <t'st♦*, *9 277. It w* a
remarkably large vote, and show* the
re-ult w., not determined l.y stay at
homes. Ihe annexed statement com
purrs the vote oi this year with the
Presidential vole, and that on Secretary
ot Mate 1 i*t \ ear
I*-.:; t*i i**.'
i mi.wi m •: M.agt
it- piiai .a -iT.iwt ,-c.T' * ei.
! reiMblttiin .... - V! I; .'.fcl.-
or . rits. k.._ : I . I C 4
-luilge Hoadly's vote i* the largest
I Democratic vote ever c ist in the state.
The failing oil in the Prohibition vol#
shows the major part ot that psrty te
turned to their !irt love, the Uepuhli
• cans, while the Democratic loss of lit -
'Hsi in 1 ,nc nnati nut ''ieveland, com
pare I wnii tt,* i,|f >r;tv for Newman in
I**2, pro. • tlis! I lie itrpublieans ti
ne.e<l *uceefiii to regain the 'ierman
! vote Not to put too tine a point on it.
they hum bugged the Teutonic voter
into t te notion that the Republican*
were sure to carry the stale. 'I he con
*ciousnes of tins in.iv ii >t mtke the
• •ermsu voters i-oui| i nsnt toward* the
Republicans next year. It is gratifying
the Democratic gain* ate in the country
district*, and that they owe little or
1 not Ii nig to the so-c*.ied beer nod whisky
. influence ot the eitie*. The Republi
can* got the her.efit of that vote.
If it is correct that the Prohibition
vote only lacked 39,54-3 of a majority, it
probably received 521,189 votes, and
i there were 4m 1,271 vote* cast against it,
1 either hv the direct "no" or by not vol
' ing. litis would make the majority
against Prohibition 79,086. The vote
, wa* unexpectedly large, and possibly
i indicates that if submitted nt a special
election it would carry; although that
i* bv no nieani certain —/ l'ntl.
P.x\ Ri ri rn seems to have discovered
a n"w industry in M****chu*ett*. The
( 'ommittceon F.duration and Labor was
taking testimony on Friday, and ('has.
T. Chance, of >oiner*ille, a currier by
trade, said something about "the hu
man hide business" when this followed:
"Why, you do not mean to say," ask
led Senator Rlair, "that this ha* been
done to any great extent ?"
j "Yes, sir : I do," was the reply, "and j
of my own personal knowledge. I saw
| the hide* myaelf as much as five or six I
year* ago, heard of them eleven year*
go, and know men who heard of them
I eighteen years ago. The business has
l>een increasing ever sinee until lately.
Three or four months ago it wa*
stopped."
"What have you seen ?" inquired
the Senator.
"I have seen several whole hides of
women that have been tanned. They
were perfect, and looked as natural aa
life."
"Where did you see these T' '
"I don't know a* I ought to vay. It
might injure me."
"1 wilt take the responsibility for
that," said tho .Senator assuringly.
"Well, I guess 1 can stand it. I
have seen them at Miller'a tannery, in
Cambridge—the last one about a year
go."
<) ltc|itibllrau Sneers at (lie Jews
" a sit am* nvnrxr. nv itßi'ttxsr.NTATlvr. am
KRII AN.
e
Tin* house having under considers
>r lion the resolution of Mr. A merman, ol
R Fackawannn, to requcat the senate to
1 appoint a conference committee upon
" congressional apportionment. Mr. 11 aye*
•' of Krie, in the course of his remarks
aaitl :
y "Again lam opposed to this r**olu
•* tion hecAUKo tire senate is not n .lew
r shop. They liave given you their nfh
n malum. Tak that or adjourn."
* Mr. Amermnn in the course ot hi* re
e ply said :
1 "iiy what tight, Mr.Speakei, does the ,
goritleniin re.-k to lieap obloquy upon
the Jewish race? Why does ho again i
make the cowardly and abusive attack
upon u high-minded, wobcr, industrious
' and patriotic people, tirst tiegun t.y the
' senator from Franklin? (Mr. Stewart. '
' Mr. Hayes —"I would inform the gen |
tleman that I myself and not the sen j
' ator from Franklin tirst charged vour
course as being 'as disreputable as a
Jew's trade.' "
"Mr. Amermnn : "He it o, if you I
court the ignominious distinction of tie '
ing the leader in infamy. If the gen
-1 tleman on that aide [the republican of
the chamber who have iterated and te (
iterated this intolerant and bigoted at
I taek follow you as then leader 111 this it
I matters not to me. he Jewish people
Mi
j need no defense at my hands. Their
1 [ history has been written and is I.e.rig
I written in the enterprises of the world.
Front the early dawn of civili/jstion tiiev
I have been in the van. In literature arid
j art and science tuey occupy no st c ud
I place. In finance they lead the world,
j In benevolence and charity tlrev put to
( shame those who attack them. Though
a people without a nation or a country
ol their own ilteir statesmanship hs*
1 served and made great nations under ;
their leadership. Who will rwtimat"
whit l.ngltnd to day owes to her dev. .sii
statesmen * No one ean trulhlully
charge disloyally or cowardice u|>ou this i
people. Their blood and tlaeir treasure
' are dedicated to the nation that pro- ,
tecta them. Withdraw Jewish hrain and
enterpi .- and capital from this country
I and bow you would set hack the hands
1 on the dial of our tinancia' progress.
The panic of Is?? would be no eotopar- -
ison to the eouseqi ences we would suf |
fer. If industry he a subject for r irn. |
it frugality be a matter tor obloquy, tl '
sobnetv fas worthy ol contempt, if i n- '
tcrprise acd grit be a matter for dei i
siun, continue in what I in mild terms 1
call cowardly, ignotmnous abuse, intol
, j eranl and bigoted attacks. Your poor j
bouses bold none of these people. and J
you scorn iliem. They are not in your I
jails nod |>enitentiarie*. and *ou taunt !
them with faring dishonest. You have
jnever been asked to drop a penny in 1
charity in their palm*, and you domic
them. I atn not a Jew. Thank heaven
lam not a bigot. You are not a Jew.
They may thank heaven that you do
not disgrace them. They need node
fense. You and your colleagues have ,
| sinned against a noble people. You
have again ahown your know nothing
principles Acknowledge your fault in J
shame, t'ease to do evil , learn to do i
good by simulating their example, and _
never again let us blush to henr a repre J
tentative of this great common wen It h
stand in his place and utter word* so
uubec imiog an Ant erican citizen.''
Judge lloadlv In Philadelphia.
j .
j PniLADttrnia, October 2.l.—.fudge
I'ieorge lloadljr, Governor elect o* t'hio, |
'arrived in thiacily on Sunday ♦•veiling |
i and took up his quarters at the St
' George hotel. "I feel better today,"'
he remarked this afternoon to tl ie WWW .
j correspondent, "than at any tr n since
i the JStb day of August. Indc ed, Im
very sanguine now of a tlioro igh and
speedy restoration. I think a voyage to j
Kurope is very improbable. J'y object
in crossing the water would oe simply
I for the tienetit of the sea voya ge to I.tv
' erpool and back, but I do twit think my
I doctor considers there is -ai) necessuy
i now for the change.''
"Wis thw result of y jtir election a
! surprise to you 7"
"1 hardlv know how to answer that
question. As far as nttr own anticipa
tions were concerned they were simply
verified. Whether the other side were j
astonished or not I can not say. Just
previous to the election I spoke in Tol
edo, Helroit, Cleveland ...nd Sandusky,
and I had not the si .gb'est doubt of
the result of the voto ir those places,
fn Erie county I premised u|>on ma
jority of thousands; it vat 1.500. The
gra|ie grower* ad-ted their strong weight
to our forcea iu Krie and also in i Htowa
county.''
"And what are your plans for the
future. Governor?
"They are entirely unformed. The
recovery of mv health ta my first con
•ideralion. That accomplished I shall
feel the pulse of the St ate and t'.ecide
upon my course of ac tion. Ihe tie to
remain for tome little time in Pbt fade!
phia, juat to be free Irt m excitem* -nt. I
consider this U> be or e of the qo ieteat
citiee on earth for rv pose. tarn in
charge of an excellent, physician, and a
portion of hia presori|>tion fa rest -bod
ily and mental.'*
No Truth In lliiit.
| Our readers will bear witness that in
till of the !k<i muipiigti we gave John
; Stewart credit with |io>scssing ordinary
j candor and tiiith. Time ami exptui
ence have liroadened our vision, taught
us to know bun better, and we b.cti-n
to apologize for our mistake and to ile
clare thul ' lie re i* no tiutli in bun."
i In we jii Igu bim wrongly n< w.' Mr
Sti-wu t himself is our tvitne* • II"* is
lepoitcl in tie- l!fpublic;.n pupera as
saying in in* nt -i - eclist I. met*
tcr :
"I tu-ed say no more (or our j ttwliflc
tion tliit II tbi*. tinil in twelve nioiith*
j there baa not fin-n a s.nglo tt-iiioval
i Irani public office in p. mis) ivain t lor
i political n-ii.ouH, Mtel v<• min now cln-ei
j iully endorse an adi.iiniHiration that
| one year ago wi severely eenured.
What lia* the national administration
' done 111 twelve month* ;i at rune* t..n
I wouiy spokesman to alter Ida opinion ol
i a year rgo, I - f teased ill vein lII* lit lull
I guage arid earnest in inn* . fi-.iii tin
i Helaware to the I.ike ? Will 'o u
I Stewart answer* 11 ir columns are
'open to bun. We ihulh-n,' - li-m to
i give a reason for hi* i ban.e *>! t* i-•.
I* llie in " iline ill 1 .'---* | it' til with
; Arthur than it wit* in October, |S k 2?
Ha* Kautlrnan g ven pi u>• to W ib t in
1 the |.*ric.isl*r Collet tinri dislrl-'t or .' >'k
I soli IO SuiiiV.it) ill the Allegber * "I
t rn'l 1 llni •• ' • liol-tt I
i Arthur in l'*-iirisy iv i ■ vtei <i *
wl|o I* not Ml' •el to It'll ' -lint h
will and 'lnn.m tied >• !i i• i - r. I
' rule ' If S i let Stewart Ii f " the 111 n
. Has there been a sing ■ pp iitmcnt
made by tb*' nslml. ,i im.iji-W it,on
for i'eliltsy Ivan a in l'-< - l >• r that i
n-'l Cameron's app* nit in- nt ni.tde to
pl*a*e C ..ml at in* o- i n I: " -
let Slew trt I Mill'- til'- lit" I- there a
lederal i.tb • hold-r .t. -'..-.i..r - own
county or •b■v. In r•• 11,r* n runut the
state who 'i "• It• ■ t r. -pg. - * .met >n
- a- bis l o*s iid inisti" If so l*-| "-I. *
art point li. it out and w - guarantee
j there will I- • a '<• i i 'or j*• t - J
causes ' in !'•>' t ! tiiart It t" k Mew
art to rnak' th'- l.tin ■ . K ■
'there I "en nt.y •• i. - * t.tm-nt 'v
Arliiur, or any on" undit i. n . nt ••
' 1 it t telve in mile in i for r.t.-yl
vs run in who II tbe I o| .<• h s eh I tin
i slurb test voire ? I: a | •nit*■•r wa* to
I be :ipjmintol tor tb * c.ty would any
Oil" t " pi- .mptll 'II* 111 • H to even
I suggo' to t' * tin-run wi -1 it -ii .I '•
i I* riot the inrtuem e ol th" latter w !!i
Arthur *uptemw v<-i in. *. h tb*
i grest -ra l>clwe n the I w .a* it was ir,
I tho till of |s*_'
J When w.* limn Stew r' r •' i * In
| * cloter, l- v _'. .11 th" ri.-irt u ise at
* llarrisburg, or ui 11 J*cr. I"' -t I*:
j rs-'.-r What b - *u>. I tl. *ch inge '
' an it be tint he *liall find t ' t-ene: t
.11 thi* sudden . ..angc urely by I ,
} base subservu-nc* t th b *o! ikv be
i has earned a "beru'i : roni 1! -- t -in
I**3. ■
Apache* Routed liy Mi \li.ut Soldi' t*.
Toat.sT or, tri/ona. tt • -W II
stnart. who tia* relume I In r r-.m t
I Sivisshctm Mountain* M*t;ie \| hcl"-
jaaie been routed by Me* cat. tt'r;
Siilb great slai' lit. r lln ;n. -ps have
j ri stationed *n --to ] n vrr? ttln -"
j Ire. .t of ilit* rav-ig' * uit' the ".* rra
'Me Ire mouniam*. I n*- Indi .n* tlu n
jturr ed and lied tos ar-is Arizona, cl ■'
ly tc llowid t-v tl "M> v cms, who oier
tood them a' the extreme en I "! the
| s*i* helm Mountains, where a rurirung
fiiht ensued. The Mexican Command
or sta ted that if hi* troop* It <1 not b< en
coropfetrly worn out by t ghtitig and
, foreed laarche* he wouid have dt ven
'the red dev.;. "n tl." St.. Cal
' vatton himself
Itisgusl of it t idured I lergymnn.
<llll*lll, October 25 A well sttended
.nes ting ut cidore I c.li.'iis * held
I last night foi the porpoae ot proiesting
! s gainst the rcent ilrri'ien of the Su
p -erne Court on lb < -vd liiglit bill
H -r. W Polk, j'astnr of th" chutch in
which the meeting was held, ml in the
rsuirs" ol to is remarks "Ibis dectsii-n
is an insult to our rare I In-ve always
been a good^F"publican, but n<>w I be
lieve we should give our allegiance to
that parly winch will give us our rights,
even if it runs the devil * tirket or Hen
' Huller.*
A Miracle.
Wh •never there is an extraordinary
occurrence—a ream tuns over a child
without hurting it; a mechanic f*lU
from a third story window, and in a
week after he i* at work again, we are
wont to exclaim, "what a usiraclc '
So. when Mr*. T. S. F.rerline, then of
Allegheny City, Pa.. ha*l been sick with
consumption for very long lime, had
been told bf aeveral of the bet pliysi
rians of that ritv that her time was
but for few ht lira, that she ntu*t die.
and when but the use of but one bottle
of /Vmait in wi-eli t lime placed her
on feet aga.n and made her the
heartiest eater ill the family, all the
p ople around, a* with one rejoicing
voice eaol-.ine*l, "What a won
detful miracle!' Hoe page .10 of the
"Ills of Life." Your Pruggiat w ill give
you one gratir. 43-21.
Is He f hurtle Ituss !
I Till "TOHI roi l) ItV A IKK'II I/MIKIM, t/illll
At COhTI. tM>,
PnxTi.Axii. Mi , tf-t. 21. The d /u
-t- hoit'ltv will publish m arti'-ie to tin
; elli-ct that it young man iii this town
cl.ilin -to be Cliarlie Ibis*, jj,. ut
i-ighli-en y.-i.rs "i'l till Hill) slim, goo I
luuking, dark brown lici. tetidinp* to
•ui 1. In"* fi.ri in-..'i and •yi , U„ , ~,,,,
hire lioiu Ii stoti t-ur w.-i-k • ngn. He
iti tend * tu iv money p> i,; .. , 0
I'ijlladi-lpln . to i ill mi Mr |;.i.*, |J|.
r*-riterubi't* living in .. large Jiou-f.be
nig I . >• n stay l-y li.o ni'-ii in a *r-
I t ui,'*-. In ing put .in it- • i,d nk'n
t-i W inti-rp' it. M- , w;.. I.- re /. i.; |
in it dirk room Im three or . year.
I nil.-r i ■ Mirveiil .iji be left the
r-u'li - <*s)o*ia.i,. m I -ii , it aim-I d
t.y hi .pi , 1 0.-le si-is .. b.-i lulu
fell 111 the boil f, lut be r.t'ely - -.*
ib'lli, lit! I w.. ■ r.'it liluv. •• J I , pin witli
Ih- in. ".'l' ' * tying there s'-teriiyi-ais
he wis can "1 mi it vi ••! to liz,| * *,j
lliis voj tge Ii" .- irned he w.t* it".- u t.y
• '.-s--- .ii u. - Go !i v: ■ ii-Mici i'ltikh-itii.
In l-i.izil l.<- i- i-le.J i. - i apt'.r* ii.'l
| wui ki i hi* |; i g ige bark to t his * - imry
"0 a siiif .- t■ ii i.e I,*. I„ .i, j,t
s"A ' t ui lb" I lil". setting v- C'M.k.
ii< in I' .-l ti -- tut i in ;w ■ .
1 " i in •ng 1.-, .-eh lin ,g /.r,t .
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CANCER CURED.
No .I,.easet b.e so thoroughly Uffl d
the skill of the medical profession .
i .iiccroiis affeeli-wt* rnd .. ttiey have .U
• U-en rt'B'idifd iniirattve, it ha
'-ee-i thoucht <lir< j utable to adopt their
treatment a.a specialty : and hence phvsi
;rtanhae nfcl.ct-d their pro|wr study,
j Hut of Sate years new and Important .lis
i over - hare hr.-uchl forth a course that
,n >w prov.-s sucverslul tn any <1 ita forms,
with certainty, without the use of the
knife or caustic plasters. We have a
tr< a'm> id that is comparatively wild. It
is not poisonous, tl -e* not Interfere arith
the healthy tlesh, can IM applirsj to any
pari >f the bodr , even the tongue. \\'e
take nothing tor our service, until the
cancer is cured. Addresx
DR .1 HULHKRT.
Kt(isvllls, Centre Car.. P
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