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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23

The LISGARDs AT THE ACADEMY.-rhe per-
torrance last evening opene with tae come 'les'
ia "The Day After the Wedding" which was well
rendered, and, together with the rehearsal act
which followed, gave ri e to frequent appliuse.
The impersonations Of Mr.. Ling .rd were adnra
BILE, and the facility with which the transforna-
tions were effected excited not little surprise
among the audience. The closing piece, 'The
Little Todllekns," by Charles Mathews, was
given with spirit, and dismissed the fair house
after hearty laugh. The galleries were thor
oughly amenaole to the preservers of good order,
and no noisy erasion disturbed IL. peace and
nerves OF the appreclative audience.
The attractive comedy "Still Water Runs
Deepn is fixed for tonight with Miss Dunning as
Mrs. Midmay, and NJ. Lingard as Mr.. Potter.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alta meeting of the Palmetto Guard Rifle
Club, held october 2sth, the following preamble
and resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Providence to call from
our midst two who were endeared to US by past
association, and who had, by their genial man.
ner and earnest interest In this organization, won
the kindly regard and sympathy OF all; be 1t
R.soloed That In the death OF A. T. Gaillar
and G. n. Le;tch. this club haI met with an IRE
parable loss AID though they We passed from
our midst, we v III ever cherish their memory.
ReSolped, That blank page In ur Minute Book
be dedicated to their memory. and copy OF these
preamble and resolutions be forwarded 10 their
respective fam lies.
Extract from the minutes.
A. S. DOUGLAS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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NgsE COMING ELEcrIoN.-The vacant seat In
the Charleston representation TO the Legislature
will not have many contestants. 1t was cut and
dried beforehand that G. G. Bowen was TO be the
coming man, though some fears were had that
R. h. Cain would make run. At meeting of
the prominent colored men, held few nights
since, their unanimous support was pledged to
Bowen, and that worthy will soon be with his ex-
c,lleague whlttemore. The ba!lot-ooxes were re-
moved from the vault Of the Bank OF Charleston
YESTERDAY, aud will be distributed TO the different
polling precincts to-day. 1t will be noticed that
a new precinct has been created on Edlsto Island,
and A. C. Richmond takes the pllce Of Richard
Bryan at Strawberry Ferry. The Republican
ofacials are earnest workers for Bowen, aud his
election may be considered sure.
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CRUNBS.-An Englishman, who was intoxi-
Gated, was run over BY a passenger train six
miles below Marion and Instantly killed. col.
ored man was killed at Gars' BlufI in railroad
accident.
There were several killing frosts in Marion last
week.
The real estat, market in Columbia is active,
with an upward tendency. Severa! Of the Hur'
!eyvlle houses have been rented.
Every wanderer who has returned is in ssch
q healthy condition that the "S;ay. need
not fear that the fat Of our land will be spied out
as long as the riba OF ;he quondam abseniees are
30 well defended.
The holes dug by the operat yes OF the western
Union Telegraph Company for tseir new poles
were subject OF great curiosity yesterday, and
IL was oticed that Of one hundred men VT o pass
ed ninety.n nine turned aside and looked into the
cavity.
Mr.. ". G. Brice is the local agent FOR the Wheel.
er & Wilson Sewing Machine Company in this
city, and Mr.. J. N Touhey, referred 10 yesterday,
is the canvassing agent OF the same company, and
Ssan be seen at No. 2os King stree;.
- The Zeitung OF this morning puoii hes strong
appeal for more pay OF less work !or<he drivers
and conductors on the City Railway.
The weather last evening was quite orac!ng'
and overcoats will probably be popular ;ais morn
ing.
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The STEAM LINEs-A CROWD OF WORK
Thanksgiving Day being sailing day for both the
steamships Georgia, for New York, and Virginia,
fo- Philadelphia, there was great rush all yes.
terday afternoon to get dowa the large amount
OF freight Offering, particularly to the mammoth
"Iroa Line" steamship at Union wharves. Cotton
presses we're shrieking as If in agony; drays and
trucks jostllng each other on the docks. and
everything quite stirring; but the impression
seemed to be that today would net be an all.day
holiday, as the Georgia and Virgin both sail at
O'Clock
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department is supplied with the celt brated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Mertno
Shaker Flannel, Ail.Wuol Underwear Goods, HALF
Hose Suspenders, Handkerchief Linen and
Paper Cuhs and Co lars. Imperial, Alexander and
Courvoiser's Kid Gloves And fu assortment
OF BucksSin, Dogskn, Beaver and Cass Gloves:
And a very large assortment OF SILK, Alpaca and
Scotch Gins ham Water Proof IIi0l Cmbrelas.
Our Stock has been selected with the greatcst
care and prices MAJ Sed very low In pain agures.
our motto Is quick sales and small prohte, ialr
dealings. Goods may be returned II not sasis!aG a;
tnry. BUYERS In our liue vii! find IT to their all
Tan:age 10 give us q call. oc!ls'aMos
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-The court
was opened at loA. H., his Honor Judge Bryan
pr, siGing. The following business was trans.
acted:
RYE Lee was ordered to prove his claim
agaiu.t the estate OF John N. Timmons, bank :.
rupt, withia twenty Gays.
The as s.iguee OF Ell Odom bankrupt, was al
lowed further time to pay balance due estate.
]. d. Kirkpatrick, bankrupt, was allowed time
to amend his schedule 80 as to include his hou'e-
hold and once furniture.
The assignee OF Enoch G. Cunningham, blnk.
rups, was allowed to sell chooses in action &C., OF
the bankrupt.
The petition OF Sylvester Gildersleeve, to ess.
bltsh lien against the estate OF James ]. 0'Ban
non, bankrupt, was referred to the registrar in
bankruptcy.
The petition Of B. D. Montgomery, Of Lancas-
ter for nnal discharge in bankrup toy, was grant
ed, and order Of discharge signed.
The petition OF A. Willford and others, to esta-
olish lien against the estase OF W. B. Daniels. =.
bankrupt was referred to the registrar In York
vile for report.
Daniel Horlkeck subm tied his report as special
referee In the cause OF DaSaussure. trustee, W..
Elliott, assignee OF Louis McLain, and the court
granted an order confirming same.
The following jury was summoned de ctrc'tna-
stan,ious In pursuance Of an order OF the court:
John e. Slmons. Henry Bonetheau, James Il. Col.
burn, ". A. wardlaw, 8. d. Shannon, Jonathan
Lucas, C. P. Frazer, Pail II. Doerzan, Benjam
Donaldson, Charles H. Whitney, John Schmidt,
D. R. Bunch, James a. Williams, R. J. Doosan.
The grand jury was organized as follows:
Henry s. Griggs, foreman; L. G. dordon, j.
seph Jones, 7. L. Hutchinson, A. ". Burnett,
Henry Bonethean, A. N. wragg. Benjamin Don
aldson, CharleyP. Frazer, D. r. Bunch, john H.
Simons, James A. Williams, J. H. Colburn, Chas
b. Whitney, W. A. wardlaw, P. II. Doerzan, J1hn
Schmidt, Jonathan Lucas, R. ]. Doogan.
The and jury returned the following findings:
Marsh Dolby alias Marsh Dobin-tllegal voting.
Tru bill. The marshal was ordered to produce
defendant forthwith from the jail at Georgetown. i.
Derril Gaodwin-violating internal revenue
laws. The marshal was ordered to produce de-
fendant forthwith from the jail at oran seburg.
TIE court adjourned over until Friday, Path inst.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHuscH.-This church hav-
ing been newly painted and renovated, will be
reopsned for Divine Service this morning at the
usual hour The Rev. L. q. Shuck, pastor, having
returned to the city in improved health, will re-
suae his duties and conduct the services, and it
is hoped large congregation will be in attend.
ance to welcome his return.
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vARIErIEs.-Next Thursday evening the
members OF the Fr.undschartsbuud will enjoy
am usements both dramstical aad lerpsicaorean
al their handsome hall. The theatrical and musi'
cal directors. Messrs. Muller and Aich'l, have
composed new piece which will be performed
on the occasion, to be followed By selected airs
from various operas. The evenings ente:tain-
menc will conclude with ball.
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OHiriaI.
ID OCL A NJ A T I o N.
CITY HALL. MAYORS OFFICE,

CITY HALL. MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 5. e., November l6 1911
Whereas, the Honorable The City Council, In
their meeting on the l1th instant, resolved THAT
the Mayor be requested TO issue his Proclamation,
announcing DAY Of PRAYER AND THANKS.
GIVING TO the Glver OF ali good gift, for His
merci,s and bounteous favors so lib:rally mani
tested during the past year."
Now, therefore, respectfully call on the Rever.
end the >lergy OF all denominations, TO open their
respective Houses OF Worship on THURSDAY, 23d
inst, for special and earnest Thanksgiving To God,
our common Lord and Father, that he has been
graclously pleased to aoridxe our distress and in.
dicate bright prospect for the future. And
invite and aecionately request our people, OF all
classes and conditions, to numerously atiend the
religious exercises on this occasion, for the sake
Of the blessings that kind Providence has vouch.
safed Us, end for the hope that smiles upon our
honest endeavors.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the city on the
[Ls.l day and year above mentioned.
JOHN A. WAGNER, Mayor.
". ". SIHoNs, Clerk Of Council.
novls-smth3
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The SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
CoNPANY.-This company have competed the'r
line to &acon, Ga, and will receive messages lor
that point at the rate OF sixty cents for ten words,
aud four cents for each additional word Tne Tor
mer rate was one dollar for ten words, so that the
reduction /, equal to forty per cent.
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New FIRM.-Messrs. P. A. Chase and Da'
vld s. Cut.no have associated themselves as part
ners in trade, aud opened 6rs:-class establish
ment in the boot and shoe trade at No. 245 King
street. The partners are we'll known IN our cty
In their former connection with long estabished
hnsiness hnnSps
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THE MISSING Mr.. ALPERs.-Major Melchers,
OF the Zeitung, has kindly handed US the follow
ar iatta M hic firm

Ing COPY OF etter recelVeu uy Ills HtW.
WILMINGTON, N. e., November 10.
MeSSrS F. MelcherS d Son:
have seen in your paper that Mr.. ]. A. Alpers
disappeared from your city on saturday, NO
November IL. He told me and Mr.. A. Tinken, and
two other gentlemen, that he was going North to
employ hands to work on q cotton plantation,
which several gentlemen had purchased In lor.
ida, 10 raise cotton.
Yours, respectfully, d. 1. BUsE.
Tlere can be little doubt that the unfortunate
gent eman was not in his right mind, and we hope
that any person who has seen, or heard OF, Mr..
Alpers Will a. once communicate with his family
In this city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23

PARTIES In want of doors, sashes, blinds,
mouldug:, s:air newels and balusters, will con.
suit their own interests by calling on or writing
to Mr. P. p. Toale, No. 20 Hayne street. where
they will md the strongest and cheapest stock In
the Southern states. A speciairy made OF French
and American window glass. auglS-thstu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23

THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
certs, as advertised BY Messrj. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Il Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme, Is now prepared
10 sell tickets for the same. Applications TO be
made to him at the office OF Mr. Edward II. More.
land, No. 90 Broad street.
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
" FORGET ALL.

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO, 359 KING STREET,
DYES and Cleans, by means OF steam, Gentle.
men.s Ladies, and Children's Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
up with the Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace
and Grape shawh and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
~ Goods received and returned py Express.
jun22-lyr blLLER, Proprietor.
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NOTABLE IMPRovENENT.-St. Stephens
Episcopal, Chapel, in Arson street, has recently
beer thoroughly repaired and renovated inside
and outside, and is now, in spite OF its modest
dimensions one of the neatest and most at
tractye OF our church edidces.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23

THANKSGIVING DAY ANTICIPATED BY THE
GU.RD-The City Treasurer paid or the police
force yesterday up I, the time OF the installation
Of the present government, and the smiling faces
Of the men were sl,i,cient index that they
appreciated the performance and were duly
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RENovAL.-John Commins has removed
from No. lS1 Meeting street to No. sos King street,
Eve docrs above wentworth. Good substantial
Shoes kept as usual. novlT-fmw9
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
In velvet and leather bindings, rs cents; old
price 90 cents. In velvet and leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In velvet and leather
bindings, 81; Old price 81 25. In velvet and
leather bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsEL.sTREET BAZAAR AND
may4-th EAST BAY NEWS ROOM.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-To.day is the day ap-
pointed by the Mayor as day OF thanSsgiVlne'
and there is every prospect that it wi be rightly
observed The banks will be closet, and there
will bs services at most OF the chrrche'.
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wlLsoNs.-"The superiority OF some men is
merely 10 al; they are GREAT because the.r asso.
ciates are li,t!e."-JohnSon.
q EvERYBoDY's GROCERY,
noyls No. 500 King street.
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TIE COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-The
court met at 10 A. NJ, Hon. K. F. Graham pre-.
siding.
The gand jury returned the following true
bills: Joe Beadon, rape; Richard Brown. grand
larceny; John Simons, grand larceny; Mary Jones
petit larceny; Sam Mitchell, attempt a. larceny;
Richard Brown, assault with intent TO kill, and
assault and battery; Thomas q. Ttllenghast, as.
saulting and resisting constable; Hugh 0'BrleD
assault and battery.
The following "no bills" were returned: Bridget
Tracy, two cases, assault and battery; Joseph
Simons, ass ult with intent to kill, and assault
and battery: Robert Fraser, burglary and larceny;
VIM Roach, burglary and larceny.
The following cases were tried: Robert Fraser,
burglary and larceny, IA. II. Mackey ESQ.,, for de-
fence, guilty. Sam Mitchell, housebreaklng and
larceny, "a. N. Mackey, Esq, for defence,) guilty
OF grand larceny. Alonzo Butler, g'and larceny,
pleaded guilty. In the case OF Edward ". Bel,
assault and battery, tried in February term, con.
victed and sentenced, q new trial was ordered.
Jno Mitchell, assault with intent to kill and as
saut and battery, and Pompey Virgil, attempt at
arson, were mol pros'd" by order OF the court,
bo prisoners being in the penitentiary for other
offences. Jim Brown, burglary aud larceny,
p eaded not guilty, and the trial was ordered for
Friday at 10 A. II.
A motion for q writ OF haoeas corpus was made
in the case OF VIM. R Rous and Andrew reane,
Arson In Beaufort. This was argued on the part
OF the State by Aessrs. E. B. Seabrook and Jno.
G. Mackey; a. ". Schroeder and W. J. Whipper
for the prisoners. The bail was nxed at $4,000
and security in $4,000 each.
The court adjourned until Friday at 10 A. II t,
Thursday being observed as Thanksgiving.
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REFEREES SALE of No. IS Coming street is
p; srponed until Saturday, the 25th Of November,
at II O'Clock, at the Courthouse.
]. E. BuRKE, Referee.
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S,LE PosrPoNED.-The sale OF dwellings and
lots, advertised by Messrs Letch 4 Bruins to take
place to day, at II O'Clock, Is postponed to tomor
row, Friday, at the same hour.
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AN ESTABLISHED RENEDY.-"Brown's Bron.
ca.al Tr, ch IS" are wild :y known as an estso-
Il hei remedy for Cou-h', C'ds, Bronchitis
Eo rse -e,s, aud ot.e tr.ub:es Ct ihe ThIoat and
Lu.gs, nov2l-tutnsS
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novlS

FOR THE BEST STYLES OF Sashes, Bows and
Scars go to Furchgott, Benedict Co., No. 24i
King street.
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BUSINESS OTICES.

OPENING THIS DAY-Mrs. Armstrong will
o2en today, at No. S43 King street, fine assort-
ment Of hats, ribbons linen sets, &C., suitable for
the season.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
bu mess cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
enYelopes.
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4 REPUBLICAN RALLY FOR TIE hon.
c. C. BOWEN

HEADQUARTERS BOWEN CLUB, No. !,
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 20.
At large and enthusiastic meeting of
Bowen Club, No. l, held this evening, the follow
Ing preamble and resolution was presented and
adopted unanimously:
Whereas, We have received Official notification
that the Hon. j. J. Hardy has resigned his seat as
o member OF the Ht use OF Representatives OF this
State from Charleston County, and that the
speaker OF tha b)dy has ordered an election to
fiji the vacancy. Therefore, belt
Resolred That we present to our fellow citizens
OF thus city and county the name OF the Hon. e..
c. Bowen a. candidate to fill this vacancy in the
General Assembly, and that We tender our earn.
est and united support to return him as mem.
ber OF that body.
S. E. GAILIARp, President.
". F. DOVER Secretary.
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AFT A | Z S.
Meetings This Day.

St. Andrews Society, at halt-past Z P. NJ.
Washington Light Infantry Ride Club, att P. VI.
Washia g.on Rifle Club, at haf'past P. NJ.
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For A COOP AND CHEAP BLANKET 60 10
Furchgott, Benedict L Co., No. 24i King street.
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IF YOU want the fastest style overcoat so
TO MENKE & MULLER,
No. 325 King street.
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FURoHeorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, sell so pieces Irish Silk Poplin and Is
pieces of Japanese Silk for 90 cents, worth 81 25
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, S.
SIS, $s so and IS so per thousand, according to
size atyTHE NEWS Job 0ffice.
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y To ADVERTISERS. Advertisements viii be
received, as usual, TO day, for publication 10 THE
NEWS ofto-morrow, Friday.
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No SUSPENSION NEWS will be publish
ed, as usual, 20 morrow morning.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. VIM. B. Shaw. the general
agent OF the Equitable Life Insl ance Company
OF New York has returned to The city.
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A HANDSOME SPIRE.-The latest work OF Mr..
Werner win ado:n the top OF the stseple Of the
new German Church, and as many persons have
not telescope advantages with which to discern
t6s1 beauties OF the workmanship at so lofty an
altitude the artincer has determined to erect the
cap OF the spre in his yard on Nesting street be-
fore placing it upon the steeple. Preparations
FOR putting it together may now be seen, and the
spectator may form some notion Of its appearance
when completed. The iron work will be fully
thirty feet high, and will be photographed as it
stands in the yard. When received from Mr..
werner's yard, the cap can te placed upon the
s2i.ein few days, and the steeple will be COM
plete. The work upou the body o. the building
progresses steadily, and the church will probably
be ready for use this winter.
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SZ,eIo,lao 80
Liabilities with Chicago losses, $780, 900.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS taken as he:eto-
fore in this responsible Company.
8. Y. TUPPER, Agent
nov1S-l2 East Bay street.
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Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, wnolesaie
GOODRICH. wINEAAN d co." csss,sstsn. AssIs u
Dr.. II. BAEK, |naSeo''1
mQrg-1v
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ia Alternative, Tonic and DiuretIc, and acts ct
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER
KIDNEYS and all the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex.
melting all impure matter and building up the
system to healthy, vigorous condition
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-07

itors in the South to-day, that a ode
JGcto" recognition of the XIVth and
XVIII Amendments was the only means
to such ends. With such a motive he
promulgated the ffnew departure" In
stead of flying of in tangent from his
party in that wav, an honest, disin-
terested man would have acknowl-
edged the claims of the Republican
party and its reconstruction policy
to be just and true, and took up arms
in their defense. But he lived and
died opposed to all the grand results of
the wharf.-the achievements of the Re-
publican party,-and while we feel sor-
ry for those who suffer from his death,
and while we regret the tragic manner
of it, we think there is no reason to ig-
more the dark record by which he is
publicly known. 1t is not right nor
just to deny it or to try to extenuate it.
If 'honesty is the best policy" in finan-
cial dealings, it is equally true in ethics.
We deprecate the effect of such journal
istic inconsistency, not only upon the
minds of young men, but upon politi-
clans of mature years, who, predisposed
to evil doings, are encouraged thereby
to advocate wrong measures from mer-
cenary motives. At least il establishes
too low standard of political honor,
depreciates loyalty, and degrades jour
nalism. "Honor to whom honor is
DUE" and to none other. Extol the So
cial virtues of Vallandigham-as highly
as may be just,-his political desert is
another thing.