Smyrna times., 1860-06-14
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the negro in the late qusdrennial Conference OF .
the Methodst Church at Buffalo, was striklngly
exhibited ia The removal of four OF The gentle
men who had charge of official organs of that I,
demon hatsn, aud especially 10 the removal of
their abiest historian and editor, the Rev. DIR.
Stevens. for several years past The editor ofthe
Christian Advocate and Journal OF New York;
aud as one Ct The consequences. II is now ru-
mored thar new hrst,class Methodist journal,
with abundant capital and editorial ability, IS
10 be started in New York, that shall distance
the old one IL is an evidence OF the high esti-
nation in which DR.. Stevens Is held, that since
his displacement. ne has been offered no less
than three Presidencies OF Colleges, to profess
sorships, Two churches and two edI.orships-I
lie has, however. intimsied TO HIS friends that
his choice will be subordinate to the projects
of a. thors p.
SDEArH OF Hon. AssEL PHELps Anss. !
Phelps, ex- Mayor Of Springfield, died on Sat.
urdsy, after lingering illness. Mr. Phelps
was lawyer by profession, and since the year
1896 has held the pest of Attorney in the West
ern Railroad. He has been a member of the
Legislature, and was for three years Mayor of
Springfield. He began his business career in
O. printing Office, having been, shortly after
leaving school, engaged as assistant editor of
Philadelphia paper, AID subsequently, editor
ofshe Greenfield Gazette, owned by his father.
He was ioFty four years ofage, He was man
OF genial nature, generous impulses, aud unos.
tentaiiously benevolent.
Sous hear,less wretch, who should have
been punished by being tied TO post with bis
face within SIX INCHES OF kissing distance of
pair of bewitclng "caerry lips" feminine
lips, with the certainly ofneyer reducing that
number OF inches between him and bliss, says
ga shipis called she because a man knows not
the expense uli he gets one--because they are
useless without employmenl--because they
look best when we'll ngged-because their
value depends upoa their age--because they
are upright when in Stays-hecause they brlng
news from abroad, and carry out news from
home,"
Ware quite prepared, says the New York
Times, 10 SEE two Democratic candidates in
the fell. Mr.. Douglas being one of them and
the result AIMED at will bc--not the election
of either but the defeat of Lincoln and The
transfer of the contest 10 the Halls of Con
gressl If The House elects. they are, at least
quite as likely to choose Democrat Re
publican. II they fail, the Senate will choose
Vice President, who will be the acting Pres
ident; aud ns matter Of course they vii
choosea Democrat.
Tiers have been eighteen elections Q
President. In elesen Ct them The name of tn
individual elected ended with The letter NJ
With only one ex sep,ion, the name of Fever
President who has served two terms had hi
termination. In oily one cass has candidat
for rerelecllon, with N final in his name, bee
defeated and even in this case The name of ih
successful candidate possessed this suspicion
termination. This fact mu be N-couragin
for some of the aspirants Of the White House
THE Norfolk Herald says the recent failur
of Solomon Cherry g. Co., commission me-
chants OF that cily, was swndle demandin
legal investigation, and adds: The fair fam
name, honor aud honesty of Solomon Cher
which once slood SO high in midst. are no
lost forever. and, like Luclier, fallen so 10
that the hand OF charity would refuse TO off
consolation to one whose advocacy would .bl
The grace and blush Of modesly"
tbs Prairie farmers of the West preser
their Indian cnrn in the ear, without the loss
sIngIe grain from the heat aud moisture
pIlIng it up in common fence-rail cribs, abo
III feet square aud feet high, the mass bel
rounded of at the Top nd xpOsed TO The weaI
er. Covered cribs found 10 be runous
the grain. as experience has amply proved.
no what would To be shitlless style
husbandry, is the result Of skilful experime
CsoPs Is OaIo.--A correspondent, writ
froRasew Richmond. Ohio, under date of Ju
9th. tip TO this time of writing, in 9
section. aud eli Of Sou hern Ohio, the prosp,
for d go1d crop is better Than any year for
psstseven. The recent storm that passed ov
this region caused loss in timber, &c., viii
will amoont TO very large SUN, and will pls
some farmers ~ punched condition. Busn
has been thus far 10 advances ofthe correspoI
ing time last year.
AN exchange says that hydrophoba in d.
may be guarded against by ampu,aton of
tail, This theory is excellent, bat the pr
tce is too limited it errs 81 the score ct G.
DIAL economy. We advocate going grea
leHgth ~ the cpriaiIlng operaton-ihe do
tail should be Gut of immediately behind
ears lie will never It, and thus all
hoffOrs Of hydropbuhia may be prevented.
Sirius is now M the ascendant, this presc
lion ~ worth serious consideration.
A coRREspoSDENr Of The N. ii. .Jsur,
speaking OF The japanese. and their yisi
Washington, says, ia little chld of the II
John Woodruff IS especial fayoriie Of Il
ALL and when Two or three dayssgo it fell $
they were unremiltiug in their anxious wal
ing. rendering the ADVICE Of their physici
sendmg 10 costly gifts, and 10 all possible v
beiraying the warmest sympathy they felt !;
tunately, the child Is now recovering"
A BAsp OF Yankee minstreIs recently &c
concert at the Hervey Islands, in the Pac
And for want OF a currency amongst the say,
ssek at the door sundy live ahimsls and
products of the soil, ia exchange for
Doles, The regular price was roasting
or Two ppllets, aud ether ihings ~ pr por
A. New York prices. The receipts we're e
70 s5,OQu
THg trotiipgrmsich between Flora Tel
and Geo. nj. Paichen, for 81 600. best rhf,
tive, too< place al the Uaivn track. Long I.
"Wednesday, and resulted ~ favor OF
Temple, who won the three fret heats
22is ga. snd 2.1i being The fastest
on feeord. Ten Thousand spectators
uraeeuf