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p uml m h-huil'cti tin- tit ni irmti ;.Tty, we tn
urv in:r li:a;;k - ii hi? t;-it; ;r til"iN in that n-ir--t!-i
f'-n-nt nj-i laft-o. rp-m t ri - v''tf"i'i th'
Irir.orrnnr. ;n ly mj j :.i it, vt i y iiid imite
i i
! ra.i --i' i::-n!.-ni:'J alt wiii, tU'-nffo
t fef ii;. all ptis' tii a': trtcs ui Jviii.f'). to uuifp itU
' r!l" l'rt :-tvi:c i'..r th liberties of
rh pwnilt-; anit that t-i Bit t-urh, t- hatovfr arty
1 hnrilof iVM..vr!.. hail nil such ro-c-rrratin-
' i.l - . .i . ... i .1
j u a us ll - infill..-, nil., uui
Fletcher is perfect ly disgusted with
the nomination of McClurg, and makes
no secret of it. lie declares so we
are informed on good authority that
nothing but titter stupidity on the part
of the Demecrat can ileet him. We
shall be careful that that element of a
a radical trinmpn i: not coatribated.
,V'. J.oxiis Trc?.
:l
th'
eider.
tfnutiUiian and iwpw.s.s.
By JUIjI A.N, ALI.J3N & Co.
I. M. JVLMN. K. Al.t.r.-I. W . a. Slti-mHOI K
! Bachelor Brown's Courtship.
B:i-l;e!ur Brown had lived a bachelor
for forty years, and had declared ii i
intention ut continuing in t! c state ol
.-i 1 1 1 i o ble-sed'ioss lor tin.' remainder oi
i his ii'e .M-eativ to tlio satist'uet ion of
ins relatives, with whom
io lia'l resid
for boil Uno.vn, Uncle IJu-liard wi
w
rlli ;i i i'iil a million ainl the i
! Uoikies were im only living relations, , "Tt will lievor do,"' said Mrs. Hinkl'-.
j and uhli'-s, Mrs. Hi.iklo said, some j uho l r,ovei. j-,,,.,.; ro.' -
"na-ty iiarity" eame it. for ins prop. ; j;t Adelaide ran up to her eousiirt.
it-rty, who siVMild he leave it to but to j iUi j,rst iu n-ith an exceedingly tluat
I his own cousins i;r then elnlilreii. 1 ricul luu"h
i Hopeful as poor human r.aturo i.- of I "Vv'haru mistake she said, "and
j longevity, Mr. and Mrs. 11 mklo scarce-, s0 stupid of them all. You think Aman
I ly v.pe-!ed to survive lheir cousin, ) ir4 a gr,nvn llf) y(i,ig adv, do you
w no w in me li-junior oy mil leuiuuii
Adelaide, and IJose, and Charles, a:nJ
Wtiliani, might in all probability ho
his heirs, and to Ihi.s.end the parents
labored. L:nc!o Bid avd had the lest
room in the house, the 1 est chair and
the most :iri it-niar c uisidv rat ion. Ills
wishes ue'e deleriel to and his ad
vice taken on every occasion, and he
j actually came to be loved, lor with all
j his ijiiain', tdd fashioned ways, and his
i habit ot sitting as utterly silent a-t
i though he had iieen deaf and dumb, lie
; was a lovcable man. Matters progress
ed .smoothly enoiii'li until it was habit
and not hypocrisy which made Uncle
li. chard acluallv master of the house
He was very obliging wonderfully
so in most re-pects. lie would attend
toatntiiitg tor anybody match rib
bons when nobody eUe could escort
ti.e girl to places ot' amusement go
dutiluily to church with their mamma
alt -ml to marketingatid the posting of
letters, and the tr:is metre, and the
tiiruirs off of the water in frosty
weather. lie was always ready to
'search thi house with tho poker, at
the dea 1 of night, when any one "ho.t'd I
ano.se." i
lie went to the dentist with people j
to have their teeth drawn, and aUva.i.s j
seenied to have sugar plums
iiocket. But one thimr cousin
in his i
Vtl . i
....... I
ard would not do, ami that was to ex-1
hibit the least sign of po-itctiess to lady "Have you seen a littl girl waiting
visitors. for some one V
He never saw any home. He never "Xo, sir," said the woman, "there
even spent the evening in their com- were two come down, but they are
pany. lie invariably shut himself up gone."
in Ins own room and nad his tea there "Oh, dear! oh. dear 1" said Bachelor
when one ot these individual was re- Brown, -I hope there is no mistake.
p..rted to be in the house, and. when i t a ;:ue MlsS lve, and if the dear
t ravelin' , ha I b-en known to siiut his j lttlo soul has -me astray, I am entire
eves t.iri.t, when a young lady t nter- j t y to biame. I'leuse make inquiries
cd-'-luucd wU" ll'e"1 closed uiv j
ti! sue lett tt;e cai i laoe. .as a -ni-i ii
thing, indeed, he alw ays chose a car-
riage where lie need not be intruded j
upon j
"it was jusv as wed a.ieraii, sai-i
Mrs Hinkle, but it was a peculiarity j
'" ui!0 agreeable to Mr. il., when he j
fe'.iiid the pleasant task of "seeing Miss
-Smith or Miss Jones home," imposed
u,k1, hini-elt. He ari'iied that sucl
duties were cousin iiick s, uuugii tie
j never told him 6). it would not have
been pleasant to provoke him, ainl if
anything could have offended Bachelor
Brown mortaiiv, it would have been to i
insist upon his offering any gallant at- j
tent ions to the softer sex.
However, a dav came at last which !
y1';,mr.i;'I;;MV..ui.-et the hon.-e in commotion. : down. " I
"."'- l'u-"';i"v.'tV Vi iliss Amanda l...vu had been invited And in a few moments the two were
.- h- spend a wee:c with the llmules, and ' driving toward the Ilinklc's country I
,';;:;;;,.fM:ss Dove Icing a strai.ger, was toUeat. Sever had Bachelor Brown j
sr.-,. i.i.i.tlX. ; ,rU;t at the station until some 01.0 came j fnnd himself so close to anv vonng I
I:.;';..?;. r.'u.;iT; '- I for i.e.- u. the carrn ge. j ladv, save his cou-ms. before. " How !
'..."I." ""'.;,."':rl' I Ti.e Ilinkle.s resided some miles out ; orettv she was. ho thouirht. Ib-w rink !
Ot t'W
i.i!.l not ocb-aiiitbl t ho r
i"leit.c ur Mi;uy nuMiths, so th:t. ttic
po'j!e were i.o uhvuys rt)perU dire'.-t-cd
i'V t he urisiib-jrs.
It wus deeidel that 2l Hinkle
was to come at nine, and what would
she think of them if no one came
lor her.
"Ind ed," said Mrs. Hinkle, "it
would be shocking treatment for t
,ie
poor girl. I must ask your
cousin '
U. chard.
i '-You never dare, ma," said Kose.
i ' In such a case, you know " said
j Mrs. Hinkle.
j "He'll not do it," sahi Adelaide.
I "Oi course not," said Ri.se.
; Mrs. Hinkle shook her head.
j "I fear he will not," she said, and as-
I suir.ii:"- au expression that would have
done credit to Joan of Arc, mounted
the stairs to cousin Richard's study.
"Are you busy, Richard?" she asked
as she c;i! ered.
"Not at u'l sit down," said Bachelor
Drown.
"You see how ill I. am," s'lid Mrs.
Hinkle. "I can hardly hold up rnv
heatl, iiHif-h le-s onve, ami air. iLinuie :
is away, and tt.e noys too, atid no one ;
can handle the reins, ainl
"Well," said Bachelor Brown.
"And there is poor Miss Dove at the
tation with her irunk by this time,"'
iiid Mrs. Hinl-'Ie, wit h a gasp.
"Ahl" sai.l Baclielor Brown; wh
pity.
Mrs. Hinklo
it
had
Ot b.-
I '' ' 'tin-
intnnd what,
j V
"HsiliilV
Jrown could hot tinder-
ll-
he wanted.
ir a gicat favor !o ask, I
said, "but couldn't you
know
Hist lor ol. CO do it ;
Do what, Maria?" asked Bachelor
Brown.
"'io for her," said Mrs. Hinkle.
"For Miss D.ive ?" "Yes."
' Oh, dear, nc," said cutis n Richard.
"Bt." began Mrs. Hinkle.
"Mat-in," said tho old bachelor,
"young ladies, toy little cousins except
ed, are my hoininat ion. An niTected,
conceited, absurd set of creatures. I
never had anything to do w ith 'em, and
I never will. Xo doubt she ii capable
of finding her way here. They all
appear to be. 1 shan't go for her!"
Mrs. Jlinkle retreated.
"What will she think of ns ?"
"Don't cry," snid Bachelor Brown.
'I'll see if anv f the hands over a!
(.lilts' place can drive over for her."
And out he went; but ail the bands
r,n Oat' place were busy with the hay,
which stood in danger from a coming
-hower. Bichard returned without
tiie least success.
shower, too, said Bope. "Poor
dea
wi
"Let her yet lost," said li.iehelor
Bro vvii. "No doubt nho'd b.ke it. Arid
aa for her trunk, why ean't girls travel
with a porto inanteati as we do?"
And Hose departed pouting. She
found Artfuvla -n in c-tr.-;r.i 'y 'r-e-rrv
mood.
. . . . . . . - I ' s - ' . tr.nj df tpint.-. tA,..'tAi.A if tl.. V.,i,(I. I
sh'uhi escort iiss love, I ut totore the : lost himself. To all to the dilemma, the following rates ot vearlv interest' ' V" t Ll , l, ' j tuiv, expressed to Ho'-ati- Seymour in
H'li- ,.i'i,',',iii',-,1,.ii,.ill,..J:'iii!,u ...1...1. I.., i i .1 :.'..... t.v. .,.'; .u. : .i.- ! hxed to the earth with bn bayonets. I. ', ' ,.:.....,,- .
a.. . ft i'i tu. i .......... ..v. .'.. I... -.' ..ii j u;v .-i'm in, ii nan iiiii I'tfu uin:.i:t::iiii j'.ii ii;jai -viiii-iii'iiii.'ii i in i uutj iii.il , s i f t i . tt . , - . i; m.'?; viHiiiiaii'j icriiis I.1S I'lUiiia-1
called that gentleman to Sheffield, j for hours, burst at t h? verv moment i to say, tho ine of bonds falling due I l,CXCi"'-'Tl''' ., us iiavo peace. 1 1 ion for sssstai;ce at thr tin of the
.Moreover, Mrs. Hinkle had the inliu-1 when Bachelor Brown found it impos- in L'O vear.s shall bear interest of five j ' -H' ''s's, was t..e announce- pr.nsyjvar.fa ,nva8ioi:..
j enza, and the two boy s were at a board- j siblo to tell whether the left road or the ! per cent urn ; bonds failing due in thirty ,( T I- t loom 01 tho p-,j-in J. Stanton dit th 6St
lingscho.il. No f.nc was to be found to j right led homeward; and the hors was j years shall bear interest at the rate of) ' ' 'f,s 0 r; l.)ntr!5- ine empire w t,;,. '.. Curtin and Tornfj tmd
I dtne, and neither R .e nor Adelaide ! a! raid of litflitninc, and crew restive. ! four per cent., which said bonds shall j f"cftf'e' cxciaimcd Jonspartc, 1:CI1 Hirc,l;ey ui-1 the same thin", (iereraf
io,.,oi k tt-. f.OJ li,-Jn: . a i.. rv? '.-..: i i ;i.. I i .' , f ,...;., :.. ...... e. i H'eedom and its defenders expired nn-l , .. .
v ' t. i' unii .' ' !'. "-.ii-- . ' ' -'oi. ' .Uf?. .llll.Ulilil lllli; rtil.-i llliaiil Ul lil.111- ' "U l.Wiiiill, in-ill liiA.HH.'U I il .ill , ll.l ill 1
ar Amanda, I'll try what Lean do ! room, lookin-angelic, without her bon- ; p-opor officer of bts department to 1 a5.a fiU,J,f:, T th?' 1 "ir.cy, and i A 1 rrtl:a(Kans a) paper L3r J late
th my cousin." I net. to Mr i?, Tlaebetor T-rown i make such .ale or i!6r6ti.Uion of bonds ! S!5Cmlt ,0 f he ' p.r.: rrattcn ot an alifn y r.f a cm -tons frwk f mature. Poven
And in th Ktfid.. k!,., t,i iv,,i,t,.i.iv ' -ai-.i r. n,.;ti.-.i- n, .a l.r i.t-,-s.n.v, i : rale c f f em -Uaroarctis nicB.v ?,o r cr- r.ruir'di cf rasrv bacln. furui"iieitot
ito:iMr,i'an(lwfiiTv,n(rtviiit.,!Wi -D:,,,. ,....i.i:,. t , ,,-. Thr, rfnht n-hu.h r-in h.-i pvfii.-inp-ft.i i vorsion of trutfj Y .ludaoitv 'JfllS-J InlianfJ 8l!ed to 1,205 OvJ-tftidy i .-
"Ion't laugh," she said, '-think of
poor Amanda."
"I um thinking of her," aid Ade
laide, mid cousin iJick shall go. I'll
te'dutib."
"F-ir .liame," iio.se. H
'One ought to make enmo snrritiee
for a friend," said Adelaide. '-I'll tell
! him mI.' n
He is ahvavs ijood
to children."
I10t, j
'Isn't she
asked the bachelor.
"As if a ebilj of tunc years, could
be?" said she. Poor thing.
"Pooi little thing, indeed," said the j
bachelor, hurrying on hi hat and oat.
' .. .
u ess me. v. hr itidu t von riieiition it.,
Poor little irirl."
And in a fe w ininnles tho light wag-
ot etto was driving down the road, and
the Ilinkle.s stood looking after it.
"I am half-friirhtened," stud Ji.we.
"So am I," said Adelaide, "but i's
done, a Mil CMtmot lie helped now. t'il
manaire to coax him to furtive inc, atid
i i won't do to leave a friend in such a
position, you know; and I d -in t fray
she w:ts a child."
.Meanwhile Bachelor Ir.-wn drove to
the station. It was a -'otig drive over
a bad road, but ho kept on his road
very ehe.'H'uliy. -Tle was extromely
lond of children.
When on reaching the station be saw
no signs of her presence, ho grew
alarmed. If she had been lost through
bis neglect, he could never f. rgive him-
-e!f. IK' ran Ins fingers through h
curly hair, and peeped into the ladies'
waiting room. Only a very fine, fill
grovvii young woman sat there, and he
k-treated. The womai who waited in
thc apartment came out of her nook ,
...:.'.. .. . . . ... t I. i ... .1 i
VAIII1 It CO Li I LeS . IU M If S4 V 1 . H :. i
he thus addressed her
there's a good woman."
As he uttered these words th? lull
grown young ladv iu the waiting room
wa 5.11 to blush violently,
"I'm Amanda Dove," uhe said, "and
expected some one from Mr.
Ulnkle's."
Haehelor Brown stood arrhast. He
had spoken of this lady as "a dear
little thing." His face turned scarlet.
"I beg your pardon, ma'am," he
began, "i expected to lind a little girl
I wouldn't have used such expres
sions for the world I "
1 comprehend, said the young la-
lv: "don't mind in the least. I
.it, tj,:s yollr trunk, ma'am?" asked
Bachelor Brown, in a hurry.
"Yes. sir." said the ladv. look in
iiid white how tr'hion htr hair was ! !
ll-.w the blue ribbons set it clT! Then ;
he hegaa to wotuler what she thon-ht
of him. Won-.lerinsr tliu-t lie ibrot the !
mug aiso. she gavo a little scream,
and ciimg to Bachelor Brown's coat
sleeve.
Bachelor Brown looked down at her.
It was such a soft plump hand. Her
ey es were so round and so blue in her
terror that he forgot she was a voung
ladr.
"I'll take caro ofyou," ho said; a flash
of lightning, a roar of thunder, in at
tempt on the pirt of tho horso to run
avvav, interrupted him.
.Miss J'ove lurnei a,e.
Bachelor
looked terrified. He cast a i
lance about him. Near the road wa
a parsonage, connected with it church !
by a garden.
""l'i! ted you what we'll do." be said. !
"We'll askVor shelter until the storm !
, . i
is over, clergyman ought to t.e a
-
Christ inn enough to take us in.
And driving to tho gate, he assisted j
Miss I'ovo to alight. As ho did so, '
twij hired men rushed out and began
to attend to the horse ami carriage,
! and an old lady and gentleman appear-!
iMm 1 mi, I mit ii li'ti I v- ftinn.i thfit. he h;nl nri,i 1(1 -trj r.npftir r find lirf-tri ti fr i
e l from tho steps. interest and the reduction 01 tho prin-
"So glad 3-ou'ro enrh- enough to c-s- j cipal of the public debt in such a man
cane tho w-orst of tho storm," said the ! ner as moy be determine 1 bv the Sec-
gentleman. -
" "Do come in." said the old ladv. "We
were expecting von for 011 such occa-1
sions people ai wars keep tj-.eir appoint -
n.ent-, rn'in o,- .,".shi.,e. I believe."
'What on earth does she mean ?"
said Bachelor Brow... -Bat it.-, very
quite vou.ig enough.
sir," said tho innocent eler mitn.
i. A .l T , ., i i.. .i !
.-iiiii , iliUM i no o il 1 1 e i a 1 1 V il J)-
pears to be a very charming pei-s"i."
Bachelor B
-V , , 1... 1 ., i.l
lllil. I I I' ' H I L 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Si,
' doing, and its everv nvu,'' ,lntv." said
II-
j the old gentleman, believing every
j word he said.
j "She's a dear little thing," M-.id Mr.
j Brown to himself. "I never liked a
girl to much. Ds very awkward to
cvptain. 1 wonder whether"
it ,. ; . a. i. t ,'. ..
Misi Dove," he said.
"Dear me," said Mifs Dove, ;
"They have made a mist alee," Paid!
Bachelor Ht-own. Thev think wo
we we we are the peopio they cx -
pect -1 a - v."tng c---,in!.s, Ton k no
Itdy hurried Miss Dove away to d -v ! proved Fcbnmrv 2oth. 1S0L And hoi'? the p.p.e it ts r-v0 u .onary in the :.llnz clEN. iU. AtX: G tBsv
her things, he sat up with tho old gen- ; It further cnaetcrl. That anv contract jf ;.tto koen mv.olato !h oath to . . , ,
tlomar. in the pari.-.,-. ' i hereafter made payable s,vc.tka!!v in snstir conMitution. lbiaU.so, y. , ' , aj at ilfim(
"Do you fJel at all nervous, sir ? j com shad be tegafand valid, and been- construction of tho vitnl prmejpics Ot -
said the old rentleman. alter a naue. for-ed according to its terms, anything I onl" government's lbo last. r"ort ? It is notorious that Fraoeia Rodman
"You expected a-young couple '." it. the several nets relating to tjn.ted tnoso wno wou.d sw?y and enpereede s:Uri.d rt re-.inali tb raAieaT1
ri-.iVii f'llf hnnto U .It.-:!, I ot'iVIC'i ill n n 'i - 1'nif.h! oiifif-ju 'innfl
'Should you think she would make contract already entered into, unlcf-si j'-' 1 OMi! lc'-- anffrsio-ij,,, antJ by Avmch the return tt
ft good wife?" he aked. I such contract originally required pay-1 -uu; " -V""'i- y - ' -: ' T C ailaway county ere exriuiwa- m- r
"Undoubtedly," said tho clergyman. ' me:U in coin. Ami be'.t further cU',1 m;v.u' of TfZ as'.de tuc 'm lh7 t" elect George Andcrsor,,- whoW- '
"And you think a man is--'l,-iPp:er ! to 1 that from and alter the passage t-' pMism and usurpation V't fient p5ople had beaten in the Ninth con-'
tor tor pi'ttirinit i n niiiitm utiita 1 thM tiff, no tier I'fnt.n-e. ileflnet ;on. eon-.- , ' - . - . t . . i ui t-ssi'mui iumiivi.. uii. -
he inquired. I
"Oh, dear ! do they ?" whinpefc 1
jus I love.
'Yes," said Bachelor Brown. "Now
th
VOtl
1 know voa ar e-ood." said A man-
da, "but
"But then I'm rglv, eh?"
Biehard.
"Ah, r:o, i:ot ail."
as'cod
"'iVel! ?" "It wouiu be so oad.
i "We.'l," said Bachelor Brown, "that
t . . -...i. -1 i . ... ..
I tl,py know I'm
vvoui l tie mt iauit, n
! odd. rr.y dear."
Far hours after the HinkIe-4 heard
' the light wagonette drive to tho door,
and rushed out. to greet Amanda.
"We have been so alarmed." said
Mrs. llmkie.
".Such a storm," snid Hose.
Were voit frichtcned," asked Adc -
- '
J'-;it Amanda said nothing.
Richard, too, shrank back a
U
tliough be was afraid of somethintr.
''!'!! thro-.-. VAAM,uln " lif. tniil
"-S'o, you tell 'them, Bichard'" s:!jd
Anvind-i
t would bo verv awkward to xpiai:;. ! -n: - to tins new imqeity, we give it for the
nd I like-vou'so much. Could'nt von ! oojtaneo ol tho Drmoeralis normna- j ,,,iefit of ,hc rea,Jer . remarking oftlr
ikemeto.andlethimdoit-ehr ,lor1 .!Ct l tUat :t r,onirM . ' fl.nt ftfV
i what,M r. Brow n," said Amat.Ua. " l'uc" 1 CL',: . .!... 4 ... .
"Marry us," said Bachelor B. c"- .-Mrgr.n, i.nar.-nan ot , Slc adopt it; so tnatwe muthavo
"Uf CUur,o not," said Anuuida. ! r,nn"' U'e aU,U"'?1 ,,'cn,JocraV.cj Li' Jersey bavins
"What would the llinkle's say ?" j t f.v.juion-t.encral : I taKO the earn-1 v.-itLLeM tLeir l-ares the iJL-
"They wonld le delighted" , aid; - St! firS
! iSvS bi.t.1 10 1 Vi e Present of the Vnited States by J - and the
('I don't know much of thi sort of ! w,11;u i.c :iua;il,:u:ilKutu
ir,- but voi, are the oi.ly nice i;in I ! ty oi or,:, j AnTic:.r, XIV. Sfxriox 1. All per--
'im.-vmwI.. I'll irMliJi f,-,;1 ffoopt without hesitation, the nowi-is b.-ii-n or i. an, railed in Xlm iriiite.l
The llinkles listen-d in amazement. 1 10 l'arl-v' bul ut no tlni0 l& ,ho ;i"-r!ll;t
"What is there to teii ?" asked Mrs. i ' so op: and during a sbsvp-e as
Uinklc. "What is all this mvstervi"1 t:i:! C0Jitcst- , FLe adversaries o!
ab-mt ?" " " 1 1'"5 constituttoria: go'ernnieut, in de-
A. id cousin Richard answered sheep-!
i i ..a- .. , . .
isniy, -Aoiiiniff, omv wo Dave reen
j getting married. This is mv wife, Mrs. j
j Urovvn." " ;
j It was the only explanation ever of-
! fere 1. The Hiukles ne'er coinpre-
henued it. It was a mystery to them;
n , . . 1 lii,l ,.- !& ,,v. it A In tkair
ai'll lll'lli - .1 .u t.vn. l l.ivil
congratulations, ana always the bestot
friends, the fortune which might have
been Rose's or Adelaide's rather troub
led Mis. IlinUIe; aid she always de
clared in secret family councils that
she was perfectly sure initio Bichard
t. of "ioa.a to minis', Ail,.,
married out ot
e tricksbc played upon him.
, . . . .
laide for the trie!
The foiloiviiiir i a comparative state-
ineut of the different street railroads,
stating the number of passengers car-
ried diiritii: June, lsiJT, and June, 1SGS:
r---. .-- r-r ..-I-..---. :r- -- j
UAlt.ItoAI.S. Ifji- 1'--
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Mi-:.-..iu i . ..
I.iil'ir
t ili7.-n.s- . . .
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I ou ,-r t Ji-nv.'
ftcll, fiiiltuilii.
I.ttltti-il
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-''i.'i' ii..'.
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i ilslti
l ,-" i
1, 474, tiiu i.4-.i3,7.-.i ;
11 ill '
T't 1! ... .
l-.xi-,---. in lsiis
-.S.'. Louis Time
''''i'
' j public rr.oriev, and combined together
Sherman's Stviudiing Bill. ! to strip the w hite race of their birth
w.a 1.,,- ,,..,.,! 'i77f.w..i.,..J n, 1.1T1 e.A, 1 rigbt throng-i the management of the
exchanging tho national securities in i
lc-al tender notes, into bonds payable i
principal and interest in -old, and for- i
ever exempt from taxation, which was i
introduced into the Senate by Sherman, i
of Ohio, and passed that body on the i
lHh inst., and which is called bv radi-1
oils "Sherman's Funding Ibll."' ,
Be it enacted, kc. . That tho Secreta-i
rv of the Treasury is hereby authorized i
to issue coupons or re-'is ered bonds oft
th.e Unite-1 Slates, in such form ami ol'i
such denominations as h? may pre-
serihe, redeemable in eoin at the" plea--j
ure of the United Slates after 20, oO i
or under any ntate, municipal or local
authority, and the interest thereon and
the income therefrom shall be exempt
f i . i ,"ia tit, a Ti!ii-ii-inl -.t'-itt ).iiij t.r. Intl. c
to the United States, other than audi
income tax as nuiv be as-essed
the I'nited States, other than the exis-i
ting 5 per cent., bonds and o per cent.
certificates, and mnv be issued to an
amount in tho aggregate sullicient to
cover the principal' of all outstanding
or existing obligations- as revealed
herein and no more, but not to exceed
. i ,. . ,
fcii'U.uuu.uuy. ss.au t'C oi th" issue rt -
....
deemablo in twenty years. And be it
further enacted, that there is hereby
appropriated out of the duties derived
Iron imported goods S loo,tOU,0'J(J an
nual:y;w hie!) eumluring fiscal the year
shall be applied to the pa3-m.cn t of the
: nr.i,
other incomes ami tho same t'onus, and . - 1 ," . . , .,, 1 materta! mtfi-'Ast.
tho proceeds thereof sii.ui be escliuivo-! . -vf '"' :',n;1, whu"h l. a:; cou' ! Show that the l-'nicn is not restored,
lv used tor the redemption of payment. vmced be st in more cmpi.auea.ly - Tliat thc es,M.nscs f War and
at the option of the holder or purcha-e,;V,'C"SJ "'i0. ,Ci0Ct,"n ' Navv departments last vear were in
of or exchange for an equal amount of, VlU? a as President o! j co;3 J what lLl,v wer lhetirstyeaf
the present intercst-bearii- debts of i thc ltcd Uiv9 are "ced as I f , , ,
retarv of the Treasury, or asVorgress i retDlorced uuth its partisan cm-
mar hereafter direct :' and such re due- J lsf:U;ic- f !lt to ,a1&oal11 anJ KUPrort;
tion shall bo in lieu of thc sinking fund . c1 u,or? 'y V,,0 ';1lri rou" ,anl
! c mtempiated bv the fifth secti. n of tl.o ! ,-:nnst tllt T:h,.01 l I?1 a"d,!l'e
'at to au'horizo the i.sue of rr.-fed ! dT s!on T'lT
i States note, and f,.r the redeniPtb n 1 B"emn .oatj of 1 r?1'-?t ? ,fl8,n;
Un i funding of them, and funding theta,.n and rnri,ort Uo c"',netIlut.f"- "
s i n,.'a frt rhfl (.nTptirf nATtrtT'i. - - i l ( itL I tl aur-'; liv, iii rj.imi Kumu
standi...-; provided, that this section
.hall not nrmiv to contracts for the
i sil.'ll It'll' ii
j borrowing of currency, the removal or
lllissi.iii in t...iii,iv.ii.-.. -. (ii'i.....,, ;
.... i.i.,1 '.,,,'t 1... ,.tlrt,,..J I.a o.a- ..mum,
' 1 ' I hill' Ml.lll IT illl'iio'i i-i mil ... i - i i ,
. .
! for sale or iicfTotiiuioii of anv bonds r
; securities of the United States, di-.p'-ed
'.'!' at the treasury department orclse-
I where on account of the rioted State-,
and a't acts or parts of acts authorizing
! ,- permitted by con?tructifn i-.r-otbtr-
. mse, tl.-e sscretarv ot the treas urv
.,.-. ,v... .1,....
uniu- thus bill is about 22,000.000,000,
all or nca. lv all parable now ia legal
tender- aotoA. I; 'could bi paid now
t with altoas 51.200,000.000 in gold. Bv
, . . - - - - - c ...
it..v.:i bill $800,000,000 is added to the
nor
in gold n-ce-"'".rv for lhf ray-
i he debt.
j Letter cf Acceptance of F. P. Biair.
Washington, .Tulv 21. The foilow-
nit mi tendered in & ntar.r
riar.ncr so grati-
id the cotninitlee
I 'ia. an.!l 3'?u !U
j my thanks lor the kind and cornp.i-
i n,5,'t-sy iarguago in which you have
I c itiveyed t-j mo the cieeis!
i coiiventiorj. I have carefr.li
Ion of the
y real the
resolutions adopted by the convc-iitici.,
ar'.tl -enr vi every
iiriiic-ii e atit! se.-itiiiiet't tiiev Jinrinti-.ftv
Uf"c'l"oa"tUe:it
j Ay opinion upi
iwettt they announce.
the p:c-stioiis
which dis.cri
inate ti.e trreat contend
parties have been free'y expressed any State deprive any person of life",
on uii suitable occasion , :.d I do n3t j liberty or property, without due pro
deem it nece.ss.arv ai. this time to rcit-' cess of law. n.ir dro.v i.i unv ra.r.nn
m it necessary il tins time to re it-
crate them. TL issues npon which
tnc (.-oi.to.st turns are c
ar,
I cannot
i i , , -
I LC (J,-;,U'0 ' cr ai"-
tries ot oar adversa
t rot, is-
I hcy a'i re -
I M'lvC T1,emseuos Uie ! i :n'u
recurring htruggle of a few meu toab-
sorb the political power of the nat
I his tlb
urt. nnder every conceivable
: "ame and disguise, has f-.I-.vays charae
i teriZed the opponetifs of the Democrat
ae-
':a"f e C!. u'e express iangusgo ot the
. C OT" S 1 1 n t i.-.l-l 1t.v. c-.'c..-t .A. t o .rtltllnri-
i . ; .. '-s - s .
, 1 I'' u,n ltn - a;3 c ' l"e - liI0!1
nave taken from the President the pow-
cr e?te.'1 ln ll;m '' tne buprcmo court
. '. jansdiction, ant tie rig..t ol
trial by jury, and the great writ of
right the habeas corpus the shield of
satety lor every citizen, and which have
descended to us from the earliest tra
ditions of our ancestors, and which our
revolutionary fathers fought to secure
to their posterity-forever in the fuuda
mental charter of
il.ert'.c-s, have
occn ruthlessly trampled under foot by
1VaKme,Iit cf 51 Congress. NVhol.
j otatc-a and comniunines ot jieoplo o
our race have been attamtea. convicted.
j eor.demned and deprived of their rights j
j as citizens, without presentment, trial;
,' or witness, bat- by Congressional en- j
actmeiit of ex post f.icto laws, and in
(',-.i;.., ,f..i nf thn i.n,i.iili,i:l f...,,l.;!.i
tion, denying to a full and loyal Con-j
' Sro?a tne aatnority to pass any bill of
; attainder or ex post facto law. The
1 :uuo usurping authority substituted as
elector, in place of men of our own
race, thus illegally attainted and iiis -
. I. .. 1 V . r . . .
T 1 I Ti .' 1. 1 -;o I "1 rrwf .f . .Tti v. . . f ,1 r rr-.-ri iA
i who are supported in i i!oRe-s with the
-'-'cau ana emishunej 01
c"!piratori m other States; and, to
cw,I,PlCt X 10 oppress.on the Oimtary
I'," vver,f- t!if naTt,on !,'"' ln l'"acedat
)Ui:1.v l'V Jri or.,?r to mane this
b:i, an:' s"n5lremc' ViC t-jtar-v Iotl'ler'
wi'0j prestige Uns usurping
Congress has taK?, refuge muce the
'',n'j0niI,?--";: f U'cir schemes ..y l,, e
rcoPiC ot U;0 orth ::' tbc
' ".Tt-0111' l'se o self ctyd as their
, ......ii .... a;, . -i'ici 10 iii.iivv lui.s
r , . 10I,i
, 1 , ls. . a:i:J CT' i
7"" j i t,!iTi,C f, .tll0j
!,0l!ll"!l.i!0A1, - UiI 'y ;
fiKiwuiuii u.e:r ns!irpa;ions ever oiirnx
,l.ir fi, tV,o,.t, ,-t e ,1,., .-..4 ti,.
.n ai . . -. j .u
peace to wluen nrant mcittxi iw is th.
i - - -- - -
peace of despotism and death. Those
who seek to restore the constitution bv
"ecuting tho will of the people, con
lemning tho reconstruction acts, al-
.mdictive ;onrea.
yin-o suh.aire.
.V i "i"1"1 " - '' .
. . . re.'iiiA' i rntii, inft'ii ,n t '.n r or-t .-ir,c rti i
icvuiiiLiuiiiJiLN n i-ic r,;j ii sa . u i.li;
:, V . . l'-nnr,3 iv.inia, j.n , favfrCij eiass the bondholders to
i anl -,r',!t'ct,f' ' aml oth"kl,oi.i it. oilers gold : and a mmlsill
rta,eV.:' V.? -i a9 cx,'rc?::- classthe pconle-to whom i offers
! a-a:',stf ,h ettor ot1li:0 constitution curr0I,ev
' must stand Pecanse thcr sn.".tors audi .... :. .
i , ... .. .. .
i riiin-.i-iA!: t ,it ,A-f-5 htt-r ,rn i.,i if . It t!-.A
..T,v...tc.w, ...vav. ,.,va 11. 11
peojile shad again condemn theso tneas-
ures bv the elect ion of a Democratic can-
T, -j . .1 . 1
didate tor I resident, they must not be
1 - , , , u. u i 1 1. t
disturbed, a though decided to bo un-
.-, .-' ,, . . c,
constitutional bv tho Supreme court,
althotigh tlnv President is sworn to
main tain and support the e-nst,tntion.
it is rcrolntionarv to execute the will
I .ubu .M,.ui,......iiut
I iesioieu, .:uu n I"-
again prevail. Th" ' appeal to' the!
t ! peaceful ballot to attain this end is not
that i-etogn y.ten ot ri g'daled
Lotus l y tuir fattiiis swear;
,illC.'l
this must not be anowr-i to ta,ce it- .KJ. AI.tbaiti.T. 71 ti conerv:iti e nigger,
course. 'J his is ; he o!iiy"r6:i.; to peace. . jf ! voted fttfainst fbe'n-'wviititutioti.
and that will eoi.rB- t-.-ith the election of: j-oni "rard-" were put.lihid mCr hie
a NoinooVatie oa-miidafe an r not with . I:.,;-. iilC Monitor of that plaie, de-ti..-,
eU '-uin- m'.tljat -maih'd warrior j tir.i:nin".-arn.'t baggers and the ihil-
hose bayonets are now at thc throats:
w
to:';, - r' . ; - : 'i
-t south to compel tceu to- earner t him
i r-T 'nuo J"" wni
f h ai! tli3 adidat lB arms a an an
,; peace. T'ZlJjl"1 ;
I , i e.-j. 1 c, pecuuy, cut- mos
. . ,. , ..... TA . .
? "-g3"1-- -
itie'vi'. i ma or iississ.pr-i j r- ACs
o b-- a .0-1- i.-i;i-A- 1 .;-!-....
Ti:e Fonrteentli Anisadmeah
As v:e r:re frequently inquired of tP
?t.tter, and subject to the jurisdiction
i thereof, arc citizms of the United
Strifes, ami of the State vvliftfin t!tT
rc.-eidc. No State wbail make or
I force any iaw whif-h shall abridge the
nrlvilpirea or : in tr. unities of citiettfta ot
! H e United States, au 1 of the State
w!.ere!:l ,cey reside. .No State -half
I il-n f.T-o..r..i..-.a o.-t- '.,- -l.;..t. .i.u
make or enforce anr law which Li!
j abridge the privileges! or iromnnitm ot-
cess of 1.
tw, nor deny to any person
within it
s ji-,.sa.tti ju tLa eouul i,ro--
lection of the law.
"stf 't TnFci.i.i;-. .t..ll t.K- a
1 tiortiyned r.tnon the several atRtsae
cot-u'iijj to their respective numbers,
counting the whole number of per-
ns in each State, exeludinff Indians
not taxed. But when the riht to vot
at any election J.o- the choice of Elec
tors for President of the United States,
Bepreset.tatives in Gongies-. the ex
ecutive aad j-r.JiT.a. officers of a State;
or the. members of the Legislatures
thereof is denied to any of tho male
inhafitanta cf enoh Stata, being 21
years of :ige and eititon of ti.e United
States, or in any way bri3ged, except
fjr pa; ticiv ntion in rei-eiiiwi -r other
crime, the basis ot representation there
in shall I e reduced in proportion whifS
the number of such male citizens shail
be as to tho urboie number of "rsle citi
zens i'l years of age in su-h State.
Si c. li. No person s'.-.ali be a Senator
or Bepresentative in Uonerf, or elec
tor of President nd Vice President, or
hold any oiiii-e, civil or military, under
the United States, or nn r any State,
w ho, having previously taken the oath,
as a member of any State, to- trsjfport
the constitution cf t'e Ui.ite'l States,
shall have ei:gngc-d in- ifiburrectton or
rebellion against the same, cr given aid
and comfort to the enct.'vies thereof.
But Congress may, by a vot? of two-
thirds of each house.'remove such dis-
I., ill....
Sf.c. 4. The validity of the public
debt of tho l"nited .States auihciaed-
J by law, including debts ineurred for"
j payment of pensions and bounties for
I t-erviees in sujpressirsr insurrect'onT
1 nnd rebellion, bhall net be questioned.
I T . . , - - .... . . . -
liut rieiu'.er me ijnitea stales nr any
State shall assume or pay any debt or
obligation iricmred i 1 aid of insurrtc
tion or rebellion against the United
States, or any claim for the lots or
emancipation 01 any fmve; vm au
J such debts, ob.igations or claims shall
j be held illegal and void,
Sf.c. . Congress ahall have power
, 10 euiorce, by approppnate leghdatio
! tho l'ro-isiot,8 of this article.
YTTC
, Attack,
j T!.a1 j, tl. wnrd. Ifmocrati!, an4 ?'
! pf,iev. The war will prove a soee
.. , ; ,f j ot.-tisiv..lv..
. L'j eiii."!.... i'i ai t 1 r 1 ,'uai.i.i i,n.-
i .'. 14 4l W
prove a sa0H3j.
I I:' raliculs 'leciare that onrs is a relel
tick,?rt w: s e ranch breach in dery-
inir it.' The fools wlio vriil believ hnM
a feluni.l iio are not worth convincinffl-
. i i . , .
"U1-3
irom anv sucii attat-KS ail,j avo simply
- - ' t
wabte our lime when we attempt if.
Let us do nothing but deliver blows.
Attack rsdic-Hlisra for it crimes, its
blunders, its treachery, its hypocrisy,
its wastefulness, its injuries tu every
That th- '.Vbf is being increased at
hi rave f nine iniiilons per month.
' I hat radicalism strives to create a
i i hat the Portu!ioi'irs it exempts iron
I . . . ... .
"-".nvnt.ion. t'nnt thf 1-ihrof it MHMi
j ut, t?sa;. : -
i "".'.' , . .. . .
i I hat it is s.uoiugntirig wiute men to
I 41."-
' licgroes, and destroying every vestige
r -1 - i;. . e
1 of civil governmer.t in ten Mates of
.j Vn'?
1 hat'it'is us, rpalofvf ranitar ami
(lo,tnitlive pf cr'm- inal priwitdiT
Tii4 1 it Las jlvLaii!Tet or.r treasury.
Wasted the property of the pcopW
ICnriched ?t-res of dv-nturersf.-
Created useless and vilrfMf
Destrrvcd the accountability of er-
var.ttothe maMer-the office bolder to
j defeated tl.r? -.voui.i be an expo r-i
the ronrdicr by w roch be ana Uovernos
Fh.t.rher ileelawl the i.ew eontitutku
adopted when tLo pcop! had voted it
Das.-io IbibertR, npgrrt' of Tuscaloo-
5.u.v M;,-al-iv. fur Hhitt tltS tHilitarV'
ra'- nntyriea mm.'
I v--
W tiir-i the frtitfiw -ere natse tn-
- l ( for tl a GsmTent - tt-fy fr
MAm, ais heal of Texts ate
; inJiaci, r.rrt tetOWliinPT -B.f.' v
,; - - ' " " .
1 -itmo ot us raa-.au pant in -
f;,iu'h 'S'iiTs': gently on iu -it-aiin'".-"

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