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success Of thus biIll ME- Thompson, nj
tor Defeating Y md after their ihteal {,
PROSTATE hlm, may we'll be supposed tt
DO the last man hey would wish to se,


receive 80 high an appointment. An,
Mr. Walker after iScommending an ap
poInlment, for apparently no other rea.
son than ihul his iavorilo was not tho up
polnIoe, and that it was giyon 10 an onpo
nenl of this bill, has The uudec,ty 10 pock
ct the commission, and say not word Ell
ther 10 Mr.. Thompson or Gov. Brown
Can II be possible that Mr. Walker has az
interest in these Indian claims and tha,
the foul corruption OF o.nmon has been
at the bottom Of this extraordinary busi.
ness?


We have done our duty. Whether in
high or low, we will expose rascahIy or
corruption in office whenever we observe
1t. The true interests Of democracy de-.
mand that we should purge our official
stations of every unworthy incumbent.--
will cut Mr.. Walker off at once
from her confidence, unless he explains
these dark suspicious resting on his con-
duct"