the democratic
candidato for govei nor of New York,
i pears not only to be an honest man, but
one who wishes to avoid even the appearance
of evil. During his terms as
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i for a day he was not in his seat and
the New York Wot Id says that after
his election to the Forty-seventh Congress
he sold some securities which he
owned of the Union Pacific Railroad,
lest his action as a legislator should be
in any way hampered by their possess
ion. This sale wai effected at a loss
considerably greater than the amount of
his salary asa Congressman. These qualities
of ollieial rectitude nre ho rare that
they desrve honorable mention. An
I honest man is indeed tho uoblost work
0 'of God ami such acts as the above are
UUllllil tw iiiuiiutiv tails ii uiuu Jt iic
constituents.
It is a very little one and a girl at that.
This tells tho tale of the arrival of an
heir to the house of Cleveland, which
interesting event occurred ntnong the
wee sma hours Saturday. The little
miss weighs eight pounds and has eyes
exactly like it papa, who is doing as
well as could bo expected. Tho uncrowned
queen of American womanhood
is likewiso doing well and her loyal
subjects send congratulations and fond
hopi'8 for her speedy restoration. Three
cheers for Frankie and Grover.
