The Daily Review.
Towanda. Pa,, Wednesday Mar. 24, 1880.
EDITORS :
d. W. ALVORD. NOBLE N. ALVORD.
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The reasons accompanying the applica
tion for pardon in the corrupt solicitation
cases, after reviewing the act of 1811,
which makes Philadelphia and Allegheny
counties iiuble for mob damage and which
the reasons affirm is an unjust discrimina
tion against those localities, relate the
history in brief of the introduction and
progress of the Koit bill in the Legisla
ture, refer to the excitement attending
every vote upon it, and say that because
of intense feeling against the act of 1811'
Kemble, like many other citizens, did all
he could for the passage of the Riot bill,
in order that Allegheny and Philadelphia
counties should have relief: that he was
not personally interested in the passage
of the bill, but only assisted, as did other
citizens of the State, in creating substan
tial support for it; that his testimony be
fore the investigating committee had made
him technically guilty of a violation of
the act oi 1874, and desiring to hide noth
ing and reaffirming the truth, he had put
in a plea of guilty accompanied by his
protest that the plea should not be con
strued into an admission of criminal
guilt on his part; the ends of justice do
not demand that a sentence of line and
imprisonment be imposed; the public
conviction is all that justice demands
and now since the law has been interpre
ted and conviction had its effect, justice
will not be impaired by a pardon; that
the punishment already suffered by these
men iu their social and business rela
tions is altogethes enough to satisfy the
law and the board.
About the only certainty in the domain
of the uncertain, if one may so say, is the
fact that if General Grant's name goes be
fore the convention at all, Illinois will sup
port him from first to last. No true
friend of any other candidate will flatter
him with any delusive hope to the con
teary. It is probably true, all rumors to
the contary notwithstanding that Mr.
Sherman will also have the full support
in his own State, and of course Mr. lilaine
w ill be indorsed by Maine. Those who
talk of a divded Illinois delegation must
mean that in case the State has no local
candidate it will give some votes to Mt.
lilaine and some to Mr. Sherman.—
Chicago Journal (Rep.)
The House of the Good Shepherd
Catholic Orphan Asylum and llouse of
Commitment for Women, of St Paul
Minnisota, was burned Sunday morning.
The upper story was used as a dormi
tory, and twenty-five children were sleep
ing there when the fire broke out.
Through the efforts of the Sisters all were
got out with out injury. The building
was entirely destroyed. The loss is esti
mated at $3,000; insured for .$2,000. The
furniture was insured.
The entire State debt of Michigan is
estimated to be only eight hundred and
ninety thousand dollars, while there are
nearly a million of dollars in the sinking
fund to pay it with. A still more re
markable fact is t lie recent
completion of a new capitol building
for fifteeu thousand dollars less thanUhe
estimated cost and the appropriation
made by the Legislature for its construc
tion. Michigan is a model State.
Senators Conkling, Allison, Carpenter
and others on Friday last accompanied
Senator Cameron on a visit to the home
of General Simon Cameron. It is sup
posed that the object of the visit was a
consultution on the Presidential question.
If the young man had the political acu
men and noble traits of his father, he
would spare the party many blunders.
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BXtALVORD 4 SON.-'
Grant,
it is
Blaine
To see, vas a Great Sheneral, and mighty
Bopnlar.
Tilden,
3d Derm is talked next.
It is equally evident that
Rosenfield
Has the largest assortment of
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS
Ever brought into this market, compris
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U. S. GRANT,
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Mendota, Brunswick, Hamilton, Thurio,
Rod Cross, London, Space, St. Julian,
Troacadero, Peerless, Broadway, Our
Boys, Florence, Captain, F.uglUh, Cham
pion, and Fashion.
Standing and Lavdown, 4 ply, Linen
Collars at 15 cents each.
—ALSO—
The Best, 4 ply, Linen Cuffs at 25 cents.
—ALSO—
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ATTRACTIONS
:AT:
H. JACOBS'
'I'EM PL EOF FASHION.
(No. 2, Pattou's Block.)
TO WANDA, PA.
I have just received a large
stock of SPRING GOODS,
sisting in part of
MENS' ROYS AND YOUTHS'
CLOTHING,
which I am offering cheaper than
the cheapest.
Spring Styles of HATS and
CAPS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
and a beautiful selection of Neck
Wear, SCARFS,TIES, &c.,&c.
Hosiery and Gents' Underwear
in great variety and very cheap.
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If. JACOBS,
The Clothier.
Towanda, March 10, 1880.
C o.u: -
NATHAN TIDD,
DKA.LKR IN
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LOYAL SOCK COAL.
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ot ail sire#,
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