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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

LoHDoE, November 4.-The Standards s
Paris correspondent says: Some authority
says the popuiace at Tours yesterday cap
tured the government and proclaimed a
Committee of Safety, but the officers were
seen rescued and restored TO their author
ity by the National Guard. General Bour-
baki resigned, and was not removed.
LONDON, November 5.-Marshal Ba-
zaine has written his defense of the capit-
ulation of Metz, denying aspersions sought
to be cast upon his conduct in the nego-
tiation A copy of this defense contain
ing notifications for the surrender have
been forwarded to the Government at
Tours.
He repels the charges Of sinister infiu-
ences having any connection with the
negotiations and declares that famine and
Reorganization were the agents which
caused the surrender. At this time only
6, 500 real able bodied comhatants remain
cd within the walls against an enemy
more than treble their number The ne
cessity of troops was dreadful. Artillery
could not be moved for lack of horses and
cavalry were dismounted, the horses OF
both arms having been killed and consum-
ed by the famished troops. Bazaine says
he held out to the last extremity, awaiting
adyices from the government he received
no communication from the Tours author
tiles, notwithstanding he made every eff
fort to place himself in relation with them.
Despa:rng of hearing from them he al
last canitulated .-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

There's nine men standing at the dore,
and they all said they'd take sugar in
ther'n. Sich, friends and brethering. was
the talk in a wurldcens, wonst common in
this our ainshant land, but the dais is gone
by and the sans run dry, and no man can
say, hoo art thou man. and will you take
more sugar in your kaughey? But the
words Of the tex has a different and a
more pertickelar meanin than this. Thar
they stood at the door on a cold winters
morning, two Baptiss and two Methodiss
and five Lutherans, and tother was a pub
hcan. And they all with one vols sed they
wouldn't dirty their feet in q dram shop.
but II the publican would go i'll and get
the drinks they'd pay for EN-. And thew
all cried out and every man said, 'Pil
take mine with shugar, for it won't feel
good to take the stuff without sweetepin -
So the publican he marched in and the
barkeeper said, What want We p and he
answered and said, "A drink" How
will ye have it ?'' "Plain and straie !"
says he, 'for it amt no use wastin sugar
to clrcumsaEvate akafortis But there's
nlne more a standin at the dOre, and they
all SAID they'd take sugarin ther'n."
Friends and brethenng, it amt only
the spirits that is drunk IN this rounda-
bout and underhanded way. but It's. ..he
heker of all sorts of human wickedness in
ike manner There's the Ticker of malls
that many of you drinks To the dregs. but
yure sure to sweeten it with the sugar of
self justification There's the ticker of
avrlss that sum keeps behind the curtin
for constant use, but they always has it
we'll mixed with the sweetnin NV prudens
and ekonomy. There's the liker of self
lov that sum men drinks by the gallon,
but they always put in lots OF the sugar
of take keer of No. /.
And lastly, there's the Ticker of extor-
shun, which the man sweetins aecordin to
circumstances. And there's nine men at
the door, and they all sed they'd take su.
gar IN their'n. But friends and brether-
ing, thar's a time comm and a place fix
IN, whar thar'll be no stanin at the dore
to call sugar in their'n. But they'll have
to go right in and take the square drink
up to the front, and the barkeeperIl be
old Satan and nobody else; and he'll give
EN- sugar in their'n you'd better believe
1t, and it'll be sugar of lead, and red hot
lead at that. And you'll be entitled to
your rations three times day, if not more
trequentlier, and if you don't like it you'n
have to-lump it. .f r..-e
And so, may the old Nick close down
upon all your silk palevering round the
plane old people of brutherly luv and GIN
lroslty, and fefier feelin and fare play
Amen. @ r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
General Cox Leaves Ihe CaBInet-rhe
COrrespOndenee.

General Cox. in leaving Office, thinks it
his duty to the general demand of the fol-
lowing correspondence, and has, therefore,
furnished it for publication
Staten ISLAM -Oct12, 1SzO.-,
MI DsAh Civ neIr Congress adj
Journed IN the summer 1 was credibly in
formed that somewhat systematic effort
would be made before their Ieassembling
IN the wlter, TO force change in the poll
cy have pursued in the Interior depart
ment. The removal of the Indian service
from the sphere of ordinary political pat
ronage has been specially distasteful to
many influential gentlemen in both hou-
ses, and IN order to enable you to carry
your purpose out successfully, l am sat
lshed that you ought not to be embarrass-
ed by any other causes Of irritation in the
same department Ny views of the ne
cessity OF reform in the civil service have
brought me more or less into collision
with the plans OF our active political man
ayers, and my sense OF duty has obliged
me TO oppose some OF their methods of ac-
ton through. the department I have no
doubt whatever that public sentiment will
sooner or later fully sustain these efforts
at what regard as needed reforms but
l ought not 10 overlook the fact, for the
present that they involve opposition which
1t may not be for the interest of the Ad-
mlnlstrauon TO provoke, and as my per-
sonal tendency is TO be rather moro or
less persistent, in which course 7 am COM
mitted, l deem it my duty to place in
your hands my resignation of the Office Of
Secretary ofthe Interior, TO take effect as
soon as you can conveniently determine
my successor. The annual report of the
department VIII be made out at an early
date. and for this and other reasons l be
heve that the interval prior 10 the ad-
joulned session oi Congress the fttest for
such a change
81 trust you will permit me to add that
the original acceptance OF the position was
as interference with tie plans of life form
ed, I think, with prudence, a return TO
my private business. so far from being an
Inconvenience or d disappointment. will be
only carrying out what have most desir-
ed TO do, as soon as it could be done, with
out embarrassment 10 you, or sacrifice to
the public duty. The indications that
you might be already troubled by sugges-
tions on the subject have induced me TO
write AT once, without waiting. my return
10 Washington. With sincere assurances
Of my strong desire for the complete sue.
cess OF your administration,
/ remain, truly, your ob't servant,
Tt tba pras;1ank
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

In noring 'Ee incidents Of rhe r. ,.nt
election in This Srate, and liking ovzr the
r-ruras. it Is pleasure Ia Obs-rsa that
the De opie have in some instances Ees1ui-
ly and thoroughly endorsed their Demo
cratic Representatives who have bravely
stood by their standards in Congress. In
the twelfth district Judge Van Trump, II
able and upright representative defender
of the peoples right. gains six hundred on
the white vote Of two years ago, notwith-
standing the abolitionists polled fifteen
hundred nigger votes against him, and
were especially to secure his defeat be-
cause of his opposition TO the land grab
bers and loyal thieves who rule in Wash
ington In the thirteenth district, Gen.
Geo W. Morgan is reelected by greatly
increased majority, proving the popular
condemnation of the selection Of his dis
honest competitor. Delano, Just elevated
to the position of Secretary of the Inter
ior by Grant. The success of Morgan and
Van Trump is matter of universal con-
graduation. for while they are in Congress
the loyal thievery and seoundrelism pre-
vailing in the Federal Government will
have TO confront their persistent and dan
gerous foes.-CTlsis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
odd Moments.

lake care of the pence and the pounds
VIII take care of themselves ," is an oft
quoted and generally received maxim
There is a story told of one who called on
merchant for donation to a charitable
object. He found the rich man in the act
OF rebuking a clerk for some trihing waste
N the Office. On receiving a handsome
gift, he expressed agreeable surprise, say
ing frankly that he expected to fare iii.
from what he had heard on entering the
office $50 far the reverse, was the re-
ply. ''If did not look out for the pence.
would have no pounds to give away for
good Objects
Now, what is true of the oft despiged
pence, Is true in no lesser degree Of those
equally disregarded fractions of time.
known as "Odd Moments." And vel
these things are the gold dust of life, The
sands OF which mountains are formed. As
pence swell into pounds, So moments ex-
pand into hours. hours into dsys, weeks.
months, years, until time for us exists no
longer
While studying the biographies ofgreat
men, 1t IS truly surprising to find what
they accomplished merely by making good
use OF the odds and ends of time-the
sgnd grains which appear of such small
account to those who lack the energy and
perseverance necessary to achieve great
ness. Smiles, in his useful work termed
Self Help" tells us that Eihu Burritt,
dlsclaiming all pretensions to anything
like genius, attributed his first success in
self improvement TO his not wasting "odd
ments." While toiling at the blacksmith's
Jorge he mastered no less than eighteen
ancient and modern languages, together
with twenty-five European dialects. DR.
Mason Good translated "Lacretius" while
going his rounds amongst his London
patients. DR.. Darwin composed the chief
portion of his works while similarly en-
'ployed. Hall wrote his ''Contemplaiions"
as he travelled on horseback. And Mad
anne de Genlis informs us she composed
many of her books while waiting for the
coming of the princess whom she taught
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
BETHANY COLLEGE,

'''' He Thirtieth Session of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, 26th September, 1870
terminate on the 18th of June, ISL Ii is ro-
mantically situated in the midst of the beautiful
and hill-country of the Panhandle" of West Vir-
ginia, easily accessible by railroad or river and
surrounded with the most favorable influences for
student life, IL has property in Endowment
Buildings, Apparatus, Library, sc. of over $3.50
U0OO and thus enabled to sustain a faculty and
furnish facilities for thorough education, Of the
very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are
provided for both public and private boarding
and unfnrTnshed rooms will be let TO students
who wish TO board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION. lst
Regular Literary Course, including the Ancient
Languages, for the Degree OF Bachelor of Arts
2 Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree
OF Bachelor ofScienceS. 3. The Course for Mas
ter OF Arts. a. The Course for Master of Sciences
). Special Courses in Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, sc. Detailed information as to
these courses will bFsfound in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM. The
Institution has a complete set of Philosophical
Apparatus, and students who wish IL are trained
in the use OF Field instTuments,-also a thor
oughiy ntted MP Laboratory for practical instruc-
ton and work in Chemical Analysis. and an ample
Museum FOR the study of Natural History
TERMS: Tuition $50 per session
Boarding from 50 TO s. per week. Unfurnished
rooms = per session to each student, preparing
ters Of the Gospel Of all denominations
For nrther particulars apply fOr catalogue 70
Prof g. l. Loos, Secretary, or to
". X. PENDLETON, President.
, BETHANT, WEsT Va
'A'P-SS .e- ssE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
]. A. MEYER,

Dealer in American and Foreign watches, Ciocis,
SilverwarS and Fancy GOods-Northwest corner
OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
ly, expeditiousy and satisfactorily done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

NAPOLEON III is the seventh French
sovereign deprived of his liberty by the
fate of battles Louis le Debonnaire, in
829 was confined by his sons. with his sec
ond wife, Judith, in a monastery In SIC
Charles the Bald was made prisoner by
the reyolted mobiles. John l was made
captive captive at the battle OF Poictiers.
He delivered mp his sword to Belgian
knight, Denis de Morbeque Louis XI
was forcibly conducted by Charles the
Bold in the suite of the Burgundian ar
my, which was sent to beseige the Liegos,
the King's own allies. Francis I was made
prisoner at the battle of Paive Like King
John, he gave up his sword TO Belgian,
Count de Lonnoy Viceroy of Naples
Lastly, Napoleon / surrendered twice, in
1914 and 1915.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
Mental Activi.y.

If the water runneth, it holdeth clear.
sweet and fresh, but stagnation turneth it
into noisome pnddle. If the IA be fan
ned by the winds, 1T is pure and whole.
some, but from being shut up, it growoth
thick and putrid. Ii metals be employed.
they abide smooth and splendid but lay
them up, and they soon contract rust
Nature IS upheld in its being, order and
shape by constant agitation every crea-
ture Is incessantly employed in action
coniormable 10 its designed use. In ike
manner, the preservation and improve
ment OF the faculties depend on their con-
slant exercise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
To the President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 5, 1870.
Your letter of the 3lst inst. rendering
your resignation as Secretary Of the Inter
lor, is Just received As suggested by
You, 1t will be accepted. TO take effect up
on the completion OF the annual report OF
the department. now being prepared. to
accompany my messag: 10 Congress. In
parting company. permit me to say. l
highly appreciate the zeal and ability you
have ever shown in the discharge of your
official duties l hope your relations in
the new sphere you have pointed out for
yourself will prove as pleasant as our re-
lations in the past have 10 me, and that
you may fully realize your brightest ex-
pectations"
With highest regards, your obi servant.
L. S. CRAM
To Hon. J. D. Cox, Secy OF the Interior
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
Condensed wiadon,.

The following paragraph, contained in
the last installment of Mrs Stoves serial,
"Pink and White Tyranny" N the No
vember number of Old and New, is mod
el of condensed wisdom:
"There comes time after marriage
when, husband. if he be anything Of a
man, has something else to do than TO
make direct love to his wife. He cannot
be on duty at all hours TO fan her, and
shawl her, and admire her. His love
must express itself through other chan
nels. He must be full man for her sake,
and as a man, must go forth to a whole
world of interests that takes him from
from her Now what in this case shall a
woman do whose only life lies in petiing
and alteration and display ?"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

UNDER tariff for Revenue The whole
tax imposed would be paid into the Fed
eral Treasury But it is fact so aston
ishing that We SHOULD hesitate To state Il
on any authority less reliable than thai ci
David A. Wells, late Commissioner of
Revenue, that under the protective" sys-
tenn now existing, in order that q revenue
Of forty-one millions should be raised for
the treasury the people are taxed eight
hundred and ffty-two millions If the
people want continuance Of this rob
berry let them vote for Republican Con-
gressmen, and they will be sure to secure
II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
Well Said.

II would be no privilege 10 be the wife
of large proportion of the men one meels
on the street, and | not unfrequently find
myself analyzing masculine faces, and
guessing at the relationship existing be-
tween such a one and his wife. It is hut
rarely, confess il, that | meet a face
which tempts me 10 say. Happy is the
woman that calls thee lortil7 And vel
repeat my honest conviction, that the re-
lationship Of wife and mother is the pur-
EST, the noblest, the most sacred, and the
most elevating in the entire range Of the
humanities.-Er.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
THE SPANISH pRoWN.

General Prim yesterday had long con-
ference with members or the Cortes on the
subject of the candidature of the Duke of
Aosta. After an interchange of views, he
said he should present the name of the
Duke of Montpensier to the consideration
of the Cortes. General Conteroros sug-
gestea Espartero, and supported the sug-
gestion in a leng speech He said he
could not see why foreign candidate was
proposed, when there was plenty of good
material IN. their own country. Senior
Agnete affirmed boldly that he would not
sustain any foreign candidate. Divers
opinions were expressed by the members
present and no decision was reached.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
SOUTH oARoLINA ELECTION.
How Grants Purifiers Supervise EIec.
tIOns 0t the south.

The post-election riot at Laurens Court
House, S. c., of which the Radical Jour
nails attempted to. manufacture 4rebel
outrage, /" and which was made the excuse
for sending more troops to the State, turns
out to have been originated by Joseph
Crews, white Radical incendiary, who
combined in himself the offices Of trial
Justice, census taker Deputy u. S. Mar
shal, Commissioner of Elections, and, to
fill the bill, he was a candidate for re-eIec-
ton to the Legislature. He occupied an
old building opposite the Courthouse,
called the Tin Pot arsenal; where he had
storeda thousand Stand of arms and equip
ments, owned blythe State and used by
the negro militia. This building he had
pierced with loop-holes for musketry, and
it being fanked by negro rum-shops and
houses, was surrounded by crowd Of
drunken darkies, mostly militia and con-
stabulary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

At Monte Video, meat is now preserved
in large quantities for export, by a process
which is thus described. a pickle is made
containing So per cent. of water with by
drochloriC acid, glycerine, and bisulphite
of soda and in this the meat, cut into
Jumps of from FIVE pounds to fifty poundo
weight, is soaked for some days. When
taken out, it is busted over with dry hi
sulphite of soda, and is closely packed in
alright boxes, in which it will keep sweet
for years, and can be rendered fit for use
at any time by soaking in bath of cold
water in which small quantity of-vine-
gar is mixed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
wenderfal Re.uI.. from. Ad,T5srl.,tl..lnI,-.

A rich but honest couple IN Florida
lost their only child, q boy of several sum
mers. Personal search proving useless,
they advertised for him IN the daily pa
per. That very afternoon an alligator
crawled out of the swamp and died on
the front door step. In his stomach were
found handful Of rod hair, some bone
buttons. a glass alley. brass barreled
pistol, a bed cord, Sunday school book,
pair i of gum boots and umbrella. Adver-
tising did it all. It's no use for an alliga-
tor that has murdered to defy the power
of the press. 1t will bring him from the
bottom of the Pacific ocean if necessary -
Marietta Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

Hohenzollern, and formally presented the
Duke d Aosta. Castellar's proposition for
censure was rejected by 122 to A. "A
number of the deputies asked for a dis
cussion of the diplomatic documents, but.
the Chamber refused to allow the discus
sion, The final election of King is fixed
for the 10Th inst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
NoRFoI,K November Q 1s-0

4NOAsrOLhg ~NOfCIuDCI =, 1ClU.
A large crowd of whites and blacks col
lected before the City Hail lsst-night to
hear political addresses from Hon. George
Robson, Secretary Of the Navy, hoSfft.
James H Platt, member of Congress from
this district and-candidate for reelection,
Ex-Governor wells, of Virginia, Professor
Langston, colored, of the Howard Univer-
sity, Washington, apd others. After Gov
ernor Welles and Secretary Robson had
addressed the crowd and while Professor
Langston was speaking, the meeting was
interrupted by disturbances in the crowd
which increased in violence and extent
until firearms were used, and several vol
leys were fired in rapid succession. At
the commencement of the firing the crowd
broke in wild disorder, scattering in every
direction. The police attempted to quell
the disturbance, but owing to the small
force were unable to accomplish much
After the crowd had dispersed it was found
no one was killed, but many whites and
blacks had been wounded This morning
negro, badly cut, was found dead in an
alley few squares from the scene of. the
row
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

PIUMBING.
CITY PLUMBERS.

Under the Old constitution of our State, numer-
Gus public functionarics were promoted to posi-
tions Of profit and trust by appointment from the
chief executive OF our commonwealth: Thus in
many instances, persons were elevated to ofhce,
who had neither natural endowments nor acquired
knowledge and ability to quslffy them for the pO
sition sought, and their appointment was hailed
more as arelteftoa despondent office-seeker than
blessing to those whom they NeT to serve.
But we are a progressive people, and under the
new arrangement things are 9th erwise; and men
who are chosen 10 Office uuiformly persons of
acknowledged ability and merit and must of ne
cessity have been residents Of the county for q
time At least, aud enjoy the confidence and pOpu-
lar favor of their constituents
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

THE Pen is mightier than the Sword at
least the gold pen, which is The hest oi all
pens, and especially Morton's gold pens,
the best in the world. and for sale by j.
A. Meyer, dealcri in Watches and Jewe!ry,
northwest corner Public Square. Canton
Ohio The prices Of these pens range from
81 % to S3.75 Call and sec Them and
Try them They are all warantrd.
2lw4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10

This embraces English, Modern Languages,
Moral Philosophy, History and English Litersi-
ture, with two others 70 be elected, one from the
Literary and one from the Scientific schools. To
this course is attached the degree Of Bachelor Of
Philosophy.
The Degree OF Master Of Arts is conferred on
students who have completed the couese of study
in nine Of the schools and have taken distinction
in seven Of these.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-10
THEORY or IMMORTALITY.

Or a Condensed Statement or the
Form or cOnGInuOuS Human Exis.
tenee.