The weekly Caucasian. [volume], July 08, 1871, Image 2

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STATE sovereignty:
White Supr-aiiu-y And RtpuilU.ha j
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This i i h!ik ,M r; s l.ovcinitieiit,
iiuiiU" t'.v rtiii's ,iiv, hr VWmr
.r y and lln-tr po-nro y I .'Kf. yr' i
I'rtw n h it ii t Id Itriijiunrdnii-iit !
total lo-pudi iicn of the Moii-fmu
Yntikee War I i lit -'-arcd, I ue.n-ti-tuttoiial
Harden. ,'ii-i .nti'ilated tiv
"i-Titat iHi:.l M.iti. - r I 1 1 lt it-' il : 'un-l"i'-.
m lti tiriii'i'u'i'Hi 'f ;i L nioii'ti
i.;il t ru-.i.lc inr tl'f :tm'iii.u-tiini nt
ii :i , I'rTim-tifnti.iiuit a'l.I 1 1. ill. t lur- i
Iiima with Buiiitliwlilrrt aihriavf!
SMitinritiiuitiou ft t!n- I.!ir.iry to ttie l ivil
.'i'ii"r:'ii" '.
lHn with the atr;i!!
llU'ial I'.tviri.Mi uu l tin' Ki-rUtf tl Kt'i'rr
M'litatiiHi "f all tin' ;nti-. ir
Inotlirr llrtirllion !
K,'Vnliit,oti inu-t ! UK f tiy 'minti r
Ktn!'i:iiii tnri" tv Knri'c loirmf
I),' ii'iruri' ;in.l I -in lui'inn .-lumlii !
-.i rthrowa it' !.' I- fu t v 'tit- KiVcnct '
!viiiitti Ir-t-OathX KrsW ration
Yi ye i Krrt'iu.iQi t: : :
II. urw i'.. 'U il i .! Ii t :i! -l Cunt
t.tfll .lllt.tifit Mr ti.iif Nipitr.
the ulna:
try li:t- iri i
Iiialki't- tlil"ii;.'h
i i.thv i-prhi 't at a-
the
.-.it
I per I
t.ll-
, 1.
n . I t - tall, oil- war
i nt In k'.a
I i-t M i iv
I...1 -, ItaV
a: l.ic!:tiiri.
t-U r
At
In. a.i. ....riu.i. on tin- c.:t
, the i Uertiieiiit-ti r -i.-inl at Hi
in .-ioi. ai.,1 b's at the ha,b
t he ".-!i!l-... I !-
i- - tid tin :i ..r
f I'
V- il'e ij'i'.t t. hut
'ion l-i tlil kept
up
t he u. iri i.ii.. i
--pi the 1.0
f , il - hiie l- Il
id .1 1 : -tK-.i i.u Wo.
thai (lulll.i.' the .!
in : i niiTiter men.
l'eie hili.l!
W a- -iuld III I
led I. !.-!.!, Hi M
eter-hei Lr. V ir-i:
per h.l-tiei.
w he It
. ; lew
lav-
a j
-. .1
i. it. H U, a wniriee! Ma'u otti - er-, luiliJ-fif-r-
of ltl" 1 e;i-latiii f and thire on-jL're--UIell,
en tlie Ut.-l I iie-,la 111 S' .
teliiher. I if
i are
. ri...h
1 e .
Oi -en . t I-niton are turning to
the lot C, on ef th.- l'i v-f.yn rian
ai i-oi.ej;.' Inr teiaale.- at thai
-
i.f I ltd I'cUl.-s tin, been :.p-
pointed uieuihi r id the icui-Utiie 'oiut
ci! id the l'i-trn t ol' oiuiiibU, in the
t ii-:e of the old buck re-iiii.ed.
K i'tr re ii-i in rhe tui-ini's p nt ,.f the
tc vn t Hidden, in Jnhnon cnunfy. weie
de-t;nyed hy i' re mi Kridiy morning 1 i-t.
iiivc-ivinjf a h,- ! -flue Sjii.noo lull fi ii.
f ai.i.-h i"-- is . oer.'d r.y iiiurau e.
rrat ui.ea-iiie-s l- teit thr'nihour
Ki Ji.ii.d a- to tie- Inline rWati.m with
i in iny , ai:d iicii. . ' f r.r.iai.d .ahU-s:
inrii think war lim-t tilv het aeen the
f.vo u r.i,ni.
I: i Mti-t that n
l'i:nt."o'. i iC.mt
Spring i'i rk.iri- i.
.ti-r
Hr
c.rn'.o'A . nl
to
i--,t the Hot
"l poe h- l
hi vi-it to a
"A e
r to
ti vn ' tiii prepiiia
biif'.T cliniut.
A '"-iii..!'!, !i;r-j; :.e ir 11 amnion, Ohio,
a Cnjuipr i... .ui h.;i.i.;1,iv la-t. t',
ihu-ira: e the uianner in wht h Valia.id
llalii ki, c I hi;u ! il. a!-j -not bun-elf ir.
the -ailie la i.-.,..T avl i.eiirlv ni the -aine
p i a- ' .
A .l--,.o-tn,.ri h. t ,iv tlie ..t,r-ik-i l.e-1-i.i'uie.
to ,-i.,.ter tlw rUht ot 'itrr.iX
np..; '.oiiieti, c-oiit tins ;he (1'iiVi-iun 'liar
the 's..,,i.;i u.ay vn'i- upon its ad .prion,
fi. rar. tn eiy i.tf.-rt d thu' if a vote i-tui-ii,
the tnii .ritv r,f women will ca-t
ti.eir haiiut ajjam-t 'he prop.iitii m . No
taki r- are vet re...rred.
The eu-;,ini ie,-i ip: f ir the ti-eal vear
fiuiii. ..u t riday i iv rii I . i;V,.Ukd , an
in, r.-.i-f , r !.!, l.i.i. l.i over the reeeipr
i f tin- previous tibi al year. 1 "m insr tne
ix Hi' o.r lis i.l the pif-eiit vaar. froiu J.in
ttiry 1-t lo dune Mi'ti. the euatolu re
':.'. under a i e, luted tariff, were
o,-"'-, llto l.vi'Lfer I ban luriujr the eoire--p,
.ii In, i.ei ii .. I f I i-r vear.
Illlf ..rtalit e. el,ii, me t,be held III
vral -.I the "-i:i'- , next fall. M line.
M I-- H hll-etr. N.ov .ler-ev. Mjryland.
,.-i.iia. I mil in, a, Kentucky. Obi.
Iowa. Miniienr ami ('nbforni.i. widea' ti
elei t a governor. In , fi.hi r, IVuiivlv
cii li-i-t an Auditor and Surveyor licn
er il. and in ...veiiilir Neiv irk ele. r
a eeiet:iry ot'Srate. Kroin wtiieliit will
f. -wii, there iv ill be a lively time Mining
the p"lirie'::ir.
I tie pi oper'y h-lOer-
ity la id a large meeting
uiifiif, I r the pnrpi.-e
af W ll-billg'illl
on Wednesday
prote-ting
agiin-t the ti'ufi.- rdii'iiic ot r..ht ry
W hietl fla been e..i,ei.ete. fV the l.ej.'i--lafise
oilu. il . Ihepiojeet appropriate
nemly five iniliion d.-liar hi-mhawav
a to 'ive rhe b -t pnr.-ible rbaiae lor
pliiiidiriii'.' the city tre.i-urv. Jwo-third-i
if the pi uperry of tlie di-friet a
repieeiilei in the meeting, but it is not
known whether the protest of the t.ix-p-iyer-i
will be. heid.il by the x.irne ,f
harpies who are anxioiidy waiting to
seize upon their prey. Wherever the
.. a-.-ilH have control, rxtrav.-igaur and
enrruptiim pievnil.
I're-ident I. rant bus m ule indeeenf b-fr
lo prdnn ilianiv Itosven. The repro
bate had no o'ber tlainn upon exeeu ive
eleineiiev, except ui h as are baed upon
the fact that be i prominent a ICadieiil
politician in South i arolin.i. He h: fieen
most disreputable anil despicable -re;-tur
all hi life, tine of the three winner,
to whom he wns married m notorious
'oupmin, mid lie mtvrnej her with a lull
linderstandinx of her eharncter . No nnc
if the men who preceded iriint in ti.e
rei-idencv would have interfered to
shield siieh a wret.-h as ftowen from the
fmi-hment he richly deserve. JBowen
rlnuns a sent in 'oiijre.. 'I he. sitting
member is a nijig. r. We shall see vlut
will be the il.. a-i, ,n f the lia lical ne
krifv ol the lloiie in reference to the
mutter.
A colored doctor, who announces that
h Is a native: of Africa, the seventh son
of a nevenlh son. mid the seventh son f,f a
wventh il,iti.liter. h1o that he walked In
seven moichs nod wm born with "-even
cmils, has been creating an exeiti inent In
KirkwiMxl. near St. I.oni. He delivered
a lecture to the Ainerieio eifieti, of Afri
ean decent, and t it rlow, informed hi
hearers that he wu. return on the fol
lowing ilav and piwh t erm..n. while at
the same time he would limbute araorij;
the ladies an infallible fluid extract tor
taking the kinks nut ol 'he I hair. The
promt of the doctor In regard to tin
kinklnjr their hit. r. rendered biinojmp.
nhtr with the colored ladle tf Kirkwooil.
that the jealousy of the male portion of
the population was aroused, and when he
undertook to fulfill hisaptHiintiiient, he
wai net upon with stick, stones, razors,
ami other mi )). to ueti an ex'ent that,
if he had not fieen born with seven cauls,
it is doiibtiul if he would have escaped
with bis Ule.
THE BCSIXEJ OUTJ.0K
: r .... i
Thee r
tin-
r,iT'.'. lanai . t
revurrii-.j, in
slon
.:' i i -: 1 m ti-e ex
! .ii .! w I. on it.
, j , r ,p T .in.l
i i.ftly ai.'t, -i
.1 ' ' -. l O.OSV t;
ur i- ,'os-ibY, take
uturo !'. a sea
a I .ir.l into the :
M'fl lslluWUpOil the c: 'n.
The beats ,. summer are
nintry .
bete ; tin'
I flow of I :ii-v life li J ; the oil,
!h:is-ct. There can be no I vltcr
' time than t!.- pres.. nt 1'i.r t.ili.ui; u
vx.m arm
rv- Lame I-ireea-t ol Hie
tut ui c. All will Urn? i t
Lott-'f 1'ivi.
are I to a.i :uvk',ih
n I. t'li tin tiiin' t'nr a. ti.'ri lia rorno.
Tin' whi'at irnji in Ketitti. ky ui..l
Ku-'t Toiuu -.fe w ill In- i i v i'ht, ;
t lit iii tirti, ii'Mii'ii', Ne.-tlicrii
MUi:,iPl''i, Ai:' uiuu. uti-t iiiui:i,
i I"
an,l ttiriiu
'Ut y ir jitiia, ' Lt' A w ill
auiiii'. 1:: ii v. It.-
vj a ,,ni,i
.liana an. 1 1. 1. runs
tu-ariv an av'i:m-.
iiicla.iin Mi-.-i.-iuri,
t.ra-ka, art in th
an. I .Nurlhu o-t, in i.
Vi-cor.ini, l-ia
ti
ic i-r
.v I , i
In tin- U'o-t,
Kai.-a- :ii. 1 No-
oxtrosno N.;-th
iitilini; M i'.n,
anl Miiiio-rta,
tliore will t o an
air, with a
tiroa.l: ii of lariil
will l e at'lo to
:i'. (i':.'i' T
ti tno
lar'c: y
-w ti.
hh t a-o I
.1 II I , I Ilia
I. .".Ill o t
l.i-t'ii -.
us i
j
nf whoat an.! thor I i
In siliiO !coa!.tio tli
tii;t i
lent.
as is riot uri.i-uu
i r. -u ,ht t h? tan
prue of ?rl i-'.to-r'J per l-u-lii, l-.it.
as the supplies -out to mar net
t roa.-eil, the price iias i;.:ie .io.vn
air. ady to ! and l -'. t he
tlr-t lot ill this marker was si ld on
Wednesday at ?l I' per bushel, and;
in the pin.
t
I. th.
toe
who ki
r
them-o e; imtcl. thei rice
will pro! :'.'! settle down to a'
I'll I,, ii 4 to s for blislio!. lhl-i
i about
price uih brine; t!.ur d,-.n to s t t-.
' instead ot -s r 1" :ii has bei n
tin- ar.
jhe corn crop promises a i-.-c-t
abundant Moid "ail over the north
and v est, and u very ;,,.. I loid in
the corn itrowin- reiTiot.s ot the
Southern tate: that "Jot cents
in tifst hands will be a hi-;h j'fice,
heie it has i.oen th is year from 'e to
oOe. In con-i.'pienee id't!ii- va-t s up
ply, which w ill tiardiv pay t market
in tail, the ho-- crop promi-os to l-e
sold at reduce,.! p: ice, s srreat ly re
dii.od that nm-s pork, winch has
l oon held a- '. "-'I and fr-on
that tic;i;re on down t- -I '. w ill fall
very oon-iderab!y be! -uv the lat'er
tioiiro. Alrea-ly the provi-nm deal--rs
of I 'hieao, wli'i are provel bia.iy
-harp in trade, are otlerni to !nak.
ciintracts for delivery a y.-ar hen. e
atsllund under, con-e,pieiit!y the
planters supply of meat wUi iu,t.-t
much more than ha 1 as mu. li a w a-
. , , . ,
i , . , , , ...
Oats, rye arid t.ariey will no a tno
crop
ii.J liav which promised ! ir
time to le .-tc.rt, wnl one iiom
secend orr.'vth ?ib",.t a tw..-thir t
average cr(,p. ller.ee too l for stock
will cost considerably le-s titan hi-t
year. Kriiits weie never kti jw n to
be so pieiitifal a tt.ev have aire:. 5
proved in the North. 1 he e-, uo. -i. i -have
do ii well in the South, and
fp.twitr.!:irt lirnr the ravages of the
l.'olorado t-u ' ittiior c- the p.-tatocs.
these crop- prori.i- to bo ai,
it. the N'ortti.
The war in rlur-pe, whn h
in I ant
began
.-mar. 1
, corn.
in July la-t, cut. l1 a i ire tc
for Atnortcan i-r.-p- c -ttor ,
trilsn oo an l whoa'., loo cud
war, now arrive!, vi.i revive
demand in reat Bri'.a.ii and
r irifin.r.T. t., bit-., it ffu. i.-- ni
the
. the
ti.e
ti; :
indu-tries to
work agu
must t e le i.
Their own crops of food wli he iv--than
an average, and when they 're
at thebe-t Fur ,pe jriiport large v
eonseipier, t iy a large export trade
from the I't.ited S'ates may te or.
pectel in thi? demand tor c ,tt an 1
,iiii.-.(i, both of whi'-h w ill, in a ,
probability, advanco in price, w,ii
lower the currency value f g. I ..
and that will reaeh upon ttie c,-t ct
all home mur.ufai turn gaud irnp ir:.
T make a tinai summing up, the
outlook from any -tarid point 1- an
sg eeabie one. Trade of ail kit, 1
wiil revive er.-t of pi o la. ten in
tnaruifactiiies will d. . lir e, exc.-pt
perhaps in ctton ami wo.,I..ti go, d
though price- wiit at-o decline a
a fieee-tary om-eipueiit e, et c ei
sumption will be mi rea-e I in an in
verse ration, d he pr-tit per cent.,
will be greater, and under the
increased consumption, will be
greater absolutely. 'oriseoiielitly
all iases in the r-ommunity may
I oi forward with conti lote e, but
not reek!o-s!y, to a ecason of a, tive
business at re as on able fompen-at en.
MONTANA.
'lhe Montana I -tiio. rati,- T-rit. iiai
convention bus iionnn it K. Warren
looU. fiirnn-iH i.fr. .'o-.-ph. M;--ouii.
i-iiiidid.ite for I en it. .rial .e.-g-it.. to
oligi e- . Hi IC.-pnhli. in competitor
is Hon. .1. I . uvanaiigh.
The ate i ve item it goimr I he round ol
pretended nw-je;iers. and. tts I am an
tdii.irer of Hon. .1. M. avaiiauirti. '
de-ire fi sfate tbrouob lour eoliiinn thai
Mr. av'tn tngli i not the Kadieal eaiidi-
la'e for Iel'- ate fo I ungre- from Mon
tana He I- the pre-elit I "elegate, atel
hi term doc not expire until March.
I-.': and he wael eted by the i . iit. .cr e y
,f Montana. He i- not a Itepublie.tii now
tior fia be ever iH-cn. II.- ha-1 r. . 1 rif.-i 1
Montana in the rump for two t.-rin tour
vear-: and a an untiring worker tor th.
good of hi 1'errirorv and the I h-tno. atn
party be has no superior. I.i..tii.
..
new di-ease li i" m etilly In n af t i. k -ing
boy in localities in Kill!. at utility .
Illinois. It i ipiite different in vmp
tm from hojr i boiern, and - em- more
like a conge-tive chill, as nirinif. -t, d in
the human hetnjr. The lir-t warr,ing i- by
the hojfs bouncing up together, some
time fifteen to twenty in ininitxr. , pleat
ing ami chilling. This is fillowed hv
lever, and the hog soon die. The per
centage of death i large.
The 'ew Orleans Picayune ol
Sunday last published a two column
letter from Mr. Pdanton Jhuncan,
urging the South to unite in de
manding tbe nominafion of General
Hancock for President in I"7'.
The pngge.stiion cetIlS to meet with
much lavor throughout ti.e entire
.South.
The Supreme t 'onrt ol ti. orgia hai i.'ii -ilereil
ileciion, the result ot which will
be the turning over of quite a ntimbe - 1.1
idiiirehes, now tceupieil by the Northern
MuthiKlist, to their origin tl proprietors.
There is m tloubt that the privation of
alt is the cause ol those violent and fatal
dieae which so frequently attack the
hojr .liseases which bailie all kinds 01
treatnii-nt.
Of lwi Imndreil and fifty -nine oc 11
pants of the 1'upal chair, but ten have
filled tbe place more than twenty years.
. --
The whole number of In-urgeiits shot
since the capture of Taris is lsi.liotl.
Kepitdiation will lie a inn in is.-ue in the
next legislative election in Mississippi.
THE POLITICIAN.
Wo htiVO a Ciu
.il.i livf upon
; ! men
tho ii
T! oy .i.. i i
.t-t'.,T .L'titiit-.iii id
Ml!;,-,
1 1 1 i
it s. The
w ii 1 is a jiarty li.i- -i
i ;1 thru' " Sn.itliorii
i i ...
ii. an v
, i I'i.'.'.
h i obtain i :1 . 1 V v-. i 1 1
1'i.e tin'. 'i of our
liovorn- !
I n.on n I'lt-o.: Uj"iu ino r-ti,jnilion
i that the i'I'k'o will fooli the man.
A n I li.i- t'a-cl i.j.ini the inijiular
l ,.l;ol that ivot v oiti.on in Ixuu with
;i iiUt t i'ioo. It- is lii.i htrth
s r. rt.'iir.lli'- it iiiiaLtioati.iii.
! 'J'i'i 'm' n !,'l'lu l'!ai o to
' o, until -tt'ickor. iliiuii by ilioasv
! i.r r. in o.l hy .h ath ; tho tnoro
' l.iiic-'t r inior a jimir sorvico lor
, win io i lie iu-nonoi. ae-
oiiiiiuiati' I."Uv l.Tliit.o.-.
Ttio ji-iwor ti.iuiih which thi- is
a,. o.'tiil'li!,ho.l is i aili'1 the raiKlW. It
i- .ino I v w hh a -iiiaii moii
tiiiii-t iiitu liiirh 1 1 --'; T i-in-i, an
otiii ial paupers created. This j
aiu ii -. Wo have s.i much
i '
i- tho
. ... 'i -. . I -. f i n r v l ,! :n i
ti
ti!
tt
tl.i-oiiirlilhobaili.it. that an lmhi'st
( -iti.-.on aim, I -attend tn lu jirivate j
atVals- and the public interests at. i
the -amo tiiuc lie natuia.ly ilc
.'a'i - the tii'.-t-iiamc I agents. I he
i . . . .. i i .1...-. .
a vms are -en -app -um i i-.i,.im.i .!.
t he.r ft. tire tm.o
TiioV have to he
the pursuit.
ported. This
the lovorn
:,1 candidates,
oinel' orocef-
Mipp
rt
stolen tro
n.cht
.y tho -m ii-s-
aents live in
d'he.-t
ios, drinkin.;'
j, laces, and ap
.-!iop, Miid U'or-e
,,;ir as Je legate.- t
tb
ti.imina'.iiii; coiiVoiitl.'ti- or can
es. I'i.ey make the ticket for
two parties, and when the decent
I ' U:
ti,,-
' i.-.ol
the ! i
ines-, man, come I
choice ot evi;-. II
1,.- ha a
can
b-.'J
votot-.r one i
i made up of
-I U.e two ticket
tliciai loafers f.il
ed pout li-iati.-.
l ie.- riohi tu v
to have a can
to implie. the right
date. The caucus
r. !-- us ,.f this right. W e are bound
hand and foot, and so bound
over to the worst ilc-jotim
to humanity the do-potism
t:.l i.oiorani. e atui numbers.
Yet iii' live undoi' a llcpui
turned
known
of bru
in , and
I oast our beautiful syU-m ui selt
l'. .vet iimetit.
i !' tins class two ill list i ions exainpies
have iatfiy passed t'i ..m the stage el
active Ule; oi.e was widely known
as i-u lei-i li'.ix, iJepubhcin : the
'.her ati-v fi e l t the name ot n'Ti
ent I.. aUandi-.hatn, l'olnocrat.
d he-e nirn were ot' the bettor sort,
comparing iavoral ly with the John
-hot mans, I'omeroy. Mortons,
I'vvee i, Sweeny, and other tro:i-ury-eatei.
for ttiev di.i led grov rica oti
.u!i co. I hev were hora-st as the
Weill ges. fiieV (.aid t heir debts,
oborv ed the Sabbath, respected the
decencies of lile, and i,oth lei
lure I
on the I'.ible. As p liiticlatis, both
.core mean, -eiti-h and insincere.
I 'Lev knew. ,t t hev knew anything,
that' the were unhtted f..r the po-i
t ions to which they a-pired, and
.nstea I laboring for the good ol
their ."tliitry tne .M', e ad their
el'ergie- t advatice themselves.
I'leru. alaiidighinn word over
the enemy in the d irkest hour of
to
his
i our. try's per,!, from the
-amo
motive that made Schuyler patriotic, i ironical or insuiting. What is to be
and that was a cusidcration of" olf. , done with that maul' He is a nuis
,,,,..! ot no hone-t ooiili ienee ! ance w hich cannot bo abated. Ho
iinan
i. a: ure, he ( o::l i tint believe
wi.iiel ra.-v to the sup
tho i
port
d ti,
in i
up,
r g overntnet.t, and when
.. , re i aiiaicligham
n ti.e Hifataatiou that
iVe i
-,'on,
r later would "-.toe a rein -
i t.. and he nel 1 ti.u.-eif ready to
-e'tze a ivantage of the change,
i ... 1 he have seen tho tut ure he
s .n. I have changed a
from rebel, ion to h.vaity
iddenly
he did
tt,e -i ,'
-I teach i ii.
" r
w e
.rture,' where Ios
re in deadly antag
ir.cts and teaching
hen the fu.-t was
ti.at h.s platf Tin
o-m to the Hi?:
a iitefitne, w
- i lipoti 1: III
t, I p .pillar .stiM-es, were Hi''
;e. la be hone-tlv I aval t
vmpati-
one s
parry, or p
a, is tor i
mere i,. :-1
tt r i i' i - to on
outitrv
i g.-n.-i-oiis nature. '1 he
l-it-Un has no su, h ipiabty.
' 'i.-tn. 'aliandigham was intensely
,ti-h, an I treac,ei,ius as seihsli.
Frot.i ti.e artifn-ial 'o,,t'n, that -hone
'lit--ciL.ii a stereo! e 1 Millie
L'at'i-r i f in cold. I rue! eve.
to the
he was
iai-e throughout. N..r m
-biter from S. has l.-r. W
-ii,lo to extra' t that -ml
na'. e li' to 1 either lace.
'i. nn. is dead and Schuyler is re
m-.ved bv our ti.rrib'.i American
l.-e:.-e troln tur'her Jio'iitKal life,
and with the s noi a" '.ti jciiso, pecul
iat- t our mericaii nature, we
l,a-'en to f ,i get w oak ne--0s and sins
i :. general, and pour noisy eulogies
after the departed.
Thi is not only stupid, but it is
unju-t and mischievous. Ail men
should bo taught that sooner or
liter shoiti i oiii.
t h
when the lia-t vv 1
belore the bar of puimc opinion
.111.1
the man be not there I" plead, exten- dead, and with them (ireoley is wol
uate or d.-ns. This n tho die ad 1 coined by I lemocrats in Texas, and
' iibunals id' o! inr iatid-; why sho uid W oil-, by lemocrats in Chicago,
it n ,t exist here, where the Republic j 1 'ongeessmen on the I'emocratic
s based oti the virtue ot the citizens
and the stn os of our self-government
tints on the hones! v and i .opacity
of it a 'etit-' Then what models do
sve otler to the young. 1 he inees-
sant labors of these men was labor
for seif-advancement that ha I in it
1 1,- ...!:.:...
to lingo 01 in hum an ic am 01 1 11.111,
for each felt himseil unworthy
the trust to which he aspned.
l'hev have left with us no nobb1 act
upon which to build a biography,
no worts ve 1 an repeat. In the
tlie darkest hour of our country's
peril, one thought only of self ad
v:.. ncement, far Irom tho clash of
arm: and the other, shot like a con
vict through the line; totuid oppor
tunity to urge on the bloody conflict
against his ow n government.
And yet these two illustrious ex
amples, compared lo the great hoide
ofortieiai paupers and official thieves,
were saints and gentlemen. "!
pitr. :j.;t.tt.
Alexander II. Stevens is not one
ol the 'new departure' democrats.
Like the large number of tho most
influential men of the party he
don't depart worth a cent. In his
opinion, democrats who think the
Republicans aro right, and the deni
ocrats have been advocating wrong
principle lor the past ten years,
should join the Republican party
outright, and not make asses of
themselves by advocating the same
principles and stipporiing the slime
measures winch have been and still
arj the principles and favorite
measures of tho party they oppose.
A foreigudwking man created
iinite an excitement in Now York, a
low days ag", by driving a four-in-hand
of immense bull-dogs, attached
to a light wagon, through Central
Park.
The re-election of Juarez as Presi
dent of Mexico is now considered
certain.
A SURVEY OF THE FIELD.
atnoni: us The K -jml licnn rea ami poiiti
voiiitnont. ! cituis fdintort thoni-clvos with the
li - ipo. that, alt -'h tho democratic
ti'r:ninoil to roiiiove the
'lui'stion irom uiu j'u-
htical tiol.l, l v the acoeptunce of the
throe latest union. imenls to mo rou
or.il 'Linstitution, no consi'terable
iiumhor of thu Koi.ublicaii votorn can
ho imturo i to intrust the Iimocra
cy a'ain with the control ot the
ovoriimont. "1'iilos, " say the
moii m:i'i:u'iiiLT the minis' iarlv,"tho
1 'oniocrat- can make heavy inroads
upon the llopuhiican ranks the' can
not carry the next Presidential elec
tion. " It is attirmed that party ties
will keep the Uepublican ranks un
broken. Onlv a few days ai;o, tho loading
are j I.Vpuhlican newspaper in the coun
1 a I try said that tho chanire of " a few
votes " in hio and rennsyvania
would l'ivo tho"0 States to the I emo-
era'.
It is not doubted that N sw
now I 'emoci aiic. These
tat es will. probably, (h-t ermine
lurk
three
the result
it the next Presidential
The change of " a few
eleeti
votes
li'otu
in
is something very different
iwooping political revolution,
-m il as occurred when 1 1 an ison ari l
d ay lor w i re elected. 1 1 id iouisci so
tu deny that the parties -are now
nearly e.pial in strengt h and that
lirant's administration has done
much to di-oil-t honest Uopublii an.
Such political changes as occur are
in favor of the I Vmourats, and there
ate elements of weakness and dis
sension in the Jiepubliean party
w hii h i!l prevent it troui enterinc;
ii
on tho I 'residential campaign with
; any lecitng ot approaching enthtisi
i asm. I he oilicediolders and aspi
! rant b.r places must do the work on
, the Republican side in that cam
. paign. I'ne great mass of voters in
the ruling i'iirty are apathetic, ami
i cannot be roused to earnest and
! spirited acticni.
l'hev have been taught by the Re
publican press, and by honest aud
i tearless men of their own party, that
I ' 'engross ami the administration are
rotter., and that briberv in in
direct forms rules in the conduct ot
: all our civil atl'airs. There is no
. longer a pretence that (irant and
the mammy in 'ongress are con -
1 trolled 1- v considerations of dutv in
the discharge of the trusts confided
- to them. W hen such leaders in a
; great political organization as Sum-
, nor, I'rumbu!, Schurz, (iat field.
iiiiat. l.rown, i.roeioy, v ells, i ox,
I an.l other eminent men who could be
, named, reprove the parly to which '
they are attache 1 tor incompetency,
1 i -orruption and the exercise of pow-
j er fordnldon tiy law, will the voters
of that party contide in its integrity?
i . o out on the streets of Chicago
or any other city of the L'nited
States and demand of the dozen in
telligent Republicans whom you
mav chance to meet, and who are
neither office-holder-! nor office-seeker,
wd.et'ier they suppose Irant to
j ho honest, and tit for President, and
j ni tiu' majority of instances you will
j he told that, tho (puostion is either
ids the reins of power, and every
re leral olli e-hoidor in the country
is pledged to his re-nomination. The
profanity ot oreeley, the hatred ol
Sumner, the contempt ot Irumbul
and the hostility of chur7 and
Iratz Pro-vn will not prevent (irant
for carrying the nest Republican
National 'onvenlion w ith him. All
of the carpet-baggers in the South
j are for him, and he has beaten the
ii-eeley and Fenton Republicans in
New York. C'ameron has pledged
him the delegation from Pennsyl
vania. Ieiaao and Schenck have
pledged him the delegation from
! i nio.
j him ot
Poiitwell and Butler as-ured
Massachusetts, and Morton
of Indiana. Unas and Potoeroy are
for him in Kansas, and Chandler and
Ferry in Michigan. 'ouiit up Un
votes, and it will be seen that i rant
has the power in his ow n hands.
ui course there is a prejudice ex-
isting in the Republican party
I a 'aitist In-mocrats, just as there is
tins did he prejudice in the .I'emocratic party
-re it pos- i against Republicans, but these pre
c it would j indices are gradually wearing away
and softening down. There are
other things than prejudices existing
m both parties which point to
i .rant's deteat. Thu politicians may,
and the chances are two to one
that they will, nominate him, but
they cannot remove the general con
viction that he is weak aud sordid.
Whether he be nominated or not,
the party in power has lost the con
fidence of the people. It has no
man in its ranks who can rally the
hour ot trial, I country to his support, ihe ".South
he arraigned j ern .piestion" is out of the way.
i W ar issues are obsolete. I hey are
side can come into any of our West
ern States and discuss the great
i ouostions of financial reform,
!tnd
Republicans will join with Ifemo-
eptiluieans wnl join
j crats in listening to the discussion,
I Tho temper of the people is ripo lor
! a candid verdict, and all the Iiemoe-
i . . e r r -e.: t - . I -
j racy asK lor is a lau iicarinir, aim an
- ; tntelli
gent and
honest decision.
ro
,;,, ''iioV.
Major A ndrew Jackson I'onelson
died at Cincinnati on Monday last,
aged 71. He was the adopted Hon of
Andrew Jackson; graduated at West
Point in was private secretary
to President Jackson, for two years,
and was afterwards Minister from
the Republic: of Texas to Berlin.
Snl.moiiuently ho was the editor of
tho W ashington ( nmn, and was the
candidate for Vice President on the
Fillmore ticket in 1 Still.
A footrace took place at Cincin
nati one day last week, which was
participated in by some three thou
sand citizens. They all come out
ahead of the lunatic who was after
them with a carving-knife. Some
men who have not traveled faster
than a walk for years are said to
have beaten the time of that Cali
fornia horse.
People in Fairfield, Iowa, were
startled from their beds about one
o'clock on tho morning of June 17th,
by the explosion of a meteor, which
streamed through the heavens from
the southeast to northwest, and
illuminated the town as in broad
day-light.
luoanairs ot Jamiaca are in a
deplorable condition. The working
classes are said to be almost star
ving.
The IMcKinney (Texas,) Enquirer
learns to liu.uuu head ot cattle have
passed through Fort Worth, Tarrant
county, this spring, bound north.
EUROPEAN L'KOS'S A
VEST.
The Mark I..,: .. .-;) :
12th says: -The w-e'.:"
passed, beyond , ,, ,
ol hot sun shine., hoc
March than .hme. a -;
. :
win, i na mg mo-! i
the last fortnight,
1"
tn
has been very hill,: .i,..:i
talion, and had ic.t. the eai" ii
the roots lnoro tli;tii tlo air ha
foliage, the- ;,t,,pj.ii-'c '.vol, id
neon onurc and the .laina:'e , i :
1 h'spauitig of warm rain-, n
have begun to cut their gra-:.
this, though bettor tha i lb,- -.Viet
yield of last your, doe- not
much of a crop; but u ! ! h;
getting cxausted, it ma- bo
wisest plan to be ready witl
now. Where the wheat ba
the late severe changes, 'hi v ;
is not bad for it, though any
in the gathering in our pro -co
slocks may place ns in
The garden jicas and some I, eat
in bloom, luit there seeios
chance for (hem with such ti-.-
night fiostSjWlillf ti.e w lo-a i
Hater for not. bring lor. nrd, !
ildvice.S resjieeling the ::--,.-,v r.
are too much j,1;, 1(,r , .-, ,'.-'
oil' against poor pi-o.- p-t -.
has been an early o i u : h ;
Algeria and some pari- - l I':
and advices (n, in 1 1 u ;J;. -a i
unfavuralile to tin. ma :.-. i 1
cupios nearly one hiurlh ii,,
vatod ground; while i h.- -:
gross in lieriiiuny, aid t- ! ... (
are a continued theuic, at..! i., .
prices everywhere.
which lately gave way an I :
itilliiotice the London mai k ' 1
the tine Woiitler, no'c- ,. o ..
I V
provemonts in bivad-'n V-, ;
country markets :c.a:;: - ,.:
burdening tendency, with m-v.-i
per quarter d-ai't-r. With ' . - ...
average liiu, and the l..i:;.p-;:
ls. there is rot much pro- .-
the metrojioh- w';i! be 'a-
many sample, as liie i o.
tratisit are cviisiderabiy i-; i
this ditlerenci . Willi ;..ar '
down at J'aris and .-iitus.n!,.- .
' partlv restore 1. wet;
I l,r" , -
j and French produce
is a reasonable pro-p
1 will soon ci-i . th,
should the Frein-h
should the Free
take, and the
buyers, the Ion-
corn
reach the coast a- wi
market.
-, -
How False Testimony ag
South is Miinulac! tin
I liver since tl
subject of slavery i
country, a large hu-ini-s 1
done in the manufacture
testimony against the j
South. Pet ore. tho war ti,
improbably lie in re!ati-.t.
manner in winch slaves wore
by their master-, wt-ta inv.-ii
industriously etiviila'.-d, 1
phlet and in the ,- inim,.
Northern newspaper-. 1 .
war, eorre-pondents ot -m,
newspapers drew large;-. ;:j
imaginations for ruai.'rta! e.t
to tire the JSortlou n heai '.
make their papers s.-ii.
war ended, misrejir n;a-
the temper and c u. i ,,
Suutbern people have- .
reliance ot tho ii. jn.i.i:. ., ,
Upon that the organizar : i
lied in every p..i;-,. al . .
The true issues belor-.- ti...
have been constat, tie -!, r
the minds of the mas-.- i,:
excited by the most U rn 1.
in relation to the doings .., ';
terious assoeiat .inn, the 1
Klan.
Congre--! has - ,-!,! in. ,
ci 'money in getting i.p -, o
evidence agaiii-t the p, 4
.South, and any im -. a;
ready to swear lo a i, ,.n 1
welcomed by J.'ai: ai n:,,
COiiimittee- and .-ii pai l C o
a trip t.0 Washington ;,(i 1
himself when there. I 1
been so much of 1 l a' s..t-t
exposed that the p.-nph- ha.
Coulideneo 111 the w..fU ;
ly committees. The ia'c-t
of bold and barefaced ptol.ii
of the creature who rmn.
lied as to the fundi! 1 .01 ni ;
Alabama under the title !'
A. S. Lakm.
This reprobateprodicc I a
in which he profe-c I Jo h;,
a record of events a fhey
od from day to day, and wi
il II
refresh his niemoi y 1
testify that he ha- vi
of many promitu-ut
Alabama, by whom 1
himself to have been
jll'l"
d t i
h
tel taiiied, and from whom I
in confidence of eonrs,-, ti,:
tended lo niiinli-r r iii
Mate every 1 a .-pot -bagger
the " Revornod " i-cpi-ol :,;
livered his to-tiinony he v
ed to a cross i x 0 1 1 1 1 1 , ;i :
.Democratic member oi th
tee. The " diary " wa- f,
written throughout, with 1
kind, and ho conf,.,,.,! I
V.
" a cops'. " When
1
give the name ,,(' t jK. (i
leading I'emociats" to w I,.-
ferred ho couid net i,';..;
one. 1 ho exauunati n w
rupted, and the wit no- : n .
in which to refresh his men
collect his scattei-el fa, -ui-he
utterly failed to icca i t
of a single one of tin- mans
I'
with whom ho ha
such intimate terms,
ho had told a hatch
ginning to end. :n
1 a--, ,
dlr
,1 lie.
I f, .
hi,
h
would bo inevitably do
exposed if he protended
single name. It is such s,
as this fellow, who slander
in.;
nd
seeute eight millions ot'pea,
disposed people. They ' sle:
livery of Heaven to serve tic
in," and the best evident e
there are no organized K u hi
Alabama is the tact that Mich v.
as I. akin are left lo live and to
Lancaster ( lt, . . ,-.
A strange story come to u-. I
Prince ileorge county, n. It ;
that a colored man w ho has
suffering for some time from sel
la, was induced to take live f
and splitting them open, apply t
to his neck. This he bad I
-1 i ,1,
ing for several dnys, and though'
was realizing some bonoiit iioiu
strange remedy. Yesterday no
ing while his wife was dressing
111-
bls
heck the head of a green snake pro-
truded from under the skin and sin
pulled it out and found it to be alive
and about ten inches in length.
.
Printer's ink ia being extensis elv
used to keep grubs oti tree. The ,
relation of priuter's ink to grub has;
long been known to editors, as it has j
been successfully used by thorn as a j
means wherewith to get their grub, j
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