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CLEANS OF HOPE.
THE POWER OF TIE UNION LEAGUES
BROKEN At LAST.
Independence OF tho Colored voters
Perry Beaten In the Fourth is'rie'--
Probable Election OF q CONSERVATIVE
Solicitor In Rfeh1and.

Probable. Election OF q CONSERVATIVE
Solicitor In Riehland.
rspEc1lL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwa.l
COLUMBIA, Friday, October ID.
The election returns here are still conflict.
ing, and the chief matter of interest to the
white people has been the solicltorshlp in this
circuit, and Perry's race In the Fourth Con
gresslonal District. N. B. Barnwell, the In
dependent candidate for solicitor of this (the
ftth) circuit, a son of Professor r. B. Barn
well, and q number one man, is believed
to be elected by two or three hundred
majority over Runkle, the Regular Radi-
cal nominee. In Lexington, Barnwelrs
majority is reported at 100. Runkles
majority in this county ia a42. Thompson,
Minott, Curtis and Gilmore, all %colored, have
bean elected as members Of the Legislature
from this county. The accepted opinion here
now Ia, that Wallace has beat Perry for Con.
gress BYRON 1900 to 1900 majority. Wallace'5
majority in Fairfield is placed at 1900, In Ches-
ter 1900, In Laurens 500. Many colored peo-
pie voted for Perry in Fairfield, but the whites
did not turn ont. From the returns received
here It is believed that Blythe has beat w. d.
Perry for the solicItorship Of the Eighth
(Orr's) Circuit by 600 or 700 majority. Perry
was the Conservative candidate. The Con-
servatlye majority In spartanburg has beer
increased several hundred.
The Conservative ticket, headed by Hope for
the Senate, has been elected from Lexington
over both the Boilers n the Regular Radlcal
ticket. There Is q general feeling Of encourage
ment among the whites there as to the result OF
the election on account OF the independence
shown by the colored voters. The power OF
the leagues seems broken, and 1t is confident
" expressed on all hands that an honest ticket
will stand q fair chance In the future.
OR VIvE.
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TIE E1EouoNN WILLIAMSBURG.

Moses and Bis Ticket Get Nearly all
the vote-Tho Constitutional Amend
ments Adopted.
lFBoN DUB OWN CORRESPONDENCE
K%1NasTREE, October II.
The election in Williamsburg passed offvery
kametly. Noses and his ticket got nearly all
the vote. The general result is not yet de-
clared. AT Klngstree there was about 400
\ votes, $50 of which are for Moses. The CON
ettntional amendments were favored by all.
Fery few Conservatives voted, and no inter-
Bet was felt In the election.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

"A Newport special says that the officers of
the revenue seized a large lot Of cigars, Snug.
eled into the country from Havana on the
Schooner Pioneer, Of New London, Conn.
consuming q pastor who allowed open com-
munl0n.
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NOTES FROM WASHING TON.

WASHINGTON, October 18.
Ex-Governor Lucius Fairchild, of Wisconsin,
has been appointed United States consul al
Liverpool, Vice Dudley, resigned.
John A. Whitmore is appointed postmaster al
Sumter, South Carolina.
Commit nder Lull, of the navy, has been or
dered to relieve Captain Hatfield from the
command of the Nicaragua surveying expe'
dftion-
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Passengers. y -
Per steamship Charleston. from New York
Jno Coffee. Mrs Taylor and nurse. Mrs Coetar and
muse, MIRA Oaulnow, Mrs J B Steele Mrs O II
smith, Jno Ackers, Miss Kate ~iIullivsn, Jno Hymns,
A Block, ! DnnIno, J D Irwin, T Davidson, !
Mopslicer, Admiral Taylor. s W Taylor, Frank
HaWley. Thas Dempsey, J Hllroney, OF : un.
ham and vile, Miss II PDunt am, Miss e A Dun.
ham, Miss u r Dunham. ] B Connolly and wife,
! 3 Bent, GA Bent, DIN Camlntkyi J Cotton and
wife, and ak in steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, nom Savannah via
Beaufort. dc-sB Anger, a M%sClennan, O Bell, I
Oslendorf. . ls ~ W.. LHa'
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4 HINT 70
pH11.AnRIpH1A. October Is.

PHILADELPHIA, October l8.
At an Informal meeting Of merchants, held
to-day at the Philadelphia Chamber oil Com
MERGE the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the meeting OF merchants,
manufacturers and bankers OF Philadelphia De
held en- the 2lst, at the Chamber OF Commerce,
TO consider the expedlency OF pelltloulng
market BY purchasing forty four million dol
lars Of Interest bearing debt, with the IKE
amount OF legal tenders retired by Secretary
MnCnlloch-
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The delegates to the Irish Catholic Beney-
olent Union, In session In Philadelphia, attend
ed q complimentary concert last evening,
given by the Catholic Philopatrian Institute.
The address Of welcome was delivered by ].
D. O'Brien, and was responded to by the Hon.
n. ". Hogan, Of st. Louis, and the Rev.
Father Rooney, Of Louisville. /.
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- BELL soHNAPPs, DIsT1LL

@r BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedam, in Holland. An
iinvigorating Tonic and Medicinal Beverage,
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from al
deleterlous substances. 1t is. distilled from Bar.
ley of the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, aad designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dropsy, Gout, Rheu'
matism, General Debility, Cartarrh Of the Blad
der, Paths in the Back and. Stomach, and al
diseases of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives relie
In Asthma, Gravel and oalculi in the Bladder
strengthens and invigorates the system, and 4
q certain preventative and cure OF that dreadiu
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for HUDSON q. WOLFE'
BELL SOHNAPPS."
For sale BY all respectable Grocers and Apothe
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE 4 CO., Sole Importers
Office, No. IS South william street, New York.
aeDa1- 8mo9 -
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, October 10.
On the lower lakes and In the Middle AND
Western States rlstag barometer, light norm:
erly TO westerly Winds, clearing weather, out
with little coudlness or rain on saturday, ID
The souLh Atlantic States; Winds with gene
rally clear weather, aud lii the Middle States
with light norLheasterly winds northwest, and
on the upper lakes prevailing northerly, and
Winds and clear weather extending
also through the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys.
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mrDo YOU sUFFEBWITHy4NDIaES5i

TIoN, Headache, Pain in the Shoulder Coughs
Tlghtness OF the Chest, Dizziness, Sour EructHt
tions Of the Stomach, Bad Taste in ths Month";
Bilious Attacks, PslpitatioR OF. the Hear, fhees.
'Paius in the regions Of the Kidneys, and ahnnf.
dred other painful symptoms, are the tonsprtnss,
of Dyspepsia. II you would ind Immediate Is.I
lief, use at once sIMMoNs's HEPAfT6s cor,
POUND or LIVER CURE. 1t ~invisorstss. tts'
Stomach and stimulates the torpid Liver and
Bowels, which renders It Of unequaiied ehfcsoy
In cleansing the blood Of oil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
parting new life and yigor to tie whole system.
It Is ready ~forimmediste use, and tornslebEss.
DOwIE, NOISE DAvIA.! ill
oc,11 Agents for 50. ,0s.3r
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THE WORTH OF ALIVE NEWSPAPER.

ST.. LOUIS, October 10.
Two-thlrds of the Evening Dispatch of this
city was sold by W. II. McHsnry to Robert
Barclay on the basis of one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars Tor the whole paper.
Barclay previously owned one-thlrd Of the
paDer,
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THE TREASURY

WASHINGTON, October Is.
The balance in the United States treasury
the close of business to-day Wss-ln cur
rency, five millions; coin, seventy.seven and
one-half millions; coin certificates, twenty
four and One.half millions.
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ABOUT BEAUFORT.
Shy OF the Observation-Disclosures Carries
the County and Whipper Whipped
Out
lrsox oua OWN CORRESPONDENT

the County and Whipper whipped
Out.
IFaoM DUB OWN CORRESPONDENT.
GRAHAMv1LLE, October II.
In this county Noses received 10 votes to
every l given for Tomlinson, and the smalls
(Regular) ticketis elected. A. ]. Ransler, the
Regular candidate, received the majority of
votes for Congressman. Melton, for attorney
general, and Virgins, for solicitor of the cir
cult, ran ahead of their tickets. Very few
whites voted, and they, generally, the Bolt
er,s ticket. The general support of the color.
ed voters was given to Moses for Governor
and what Is known In The county as the
..smallssn ticket. But. / think it has received
enough votes to carry it In tire county. The
constitutional amendments did not seem to
be generally understood by the negroes. In
many cases theywould not vote upon them
at all. But they havss majority OF the vote.
Quite q full vote was polled. There was no
disturbance. The elections were very quietly
conducted.
The following is the result Of the voting at
Grahamville:
! ~Goyernor-F. ]. Noses l75, Reuben Tomlln-
Lsor Is, Robert smalls l. Lieutenant-GoVern'
Orr. q. Gleaves 175, J. N. Hayne IA. Sec
retsry Of stase-H. F. Hsyne l76, N. B. Allen
S. ,Attorney-general-s. W. Melton l7s, J.
T. Green 8. State treasurer. L. Cardozo
l7s, e J. Gary s. Acknowledgements.
L. Hoaa l7e, ). 8. Murray6 s. Superintendent
OF e~iucaton-J. z. Jllson l7s, 3. L. Roberts
S. AdIutant and Inspector general-H. W.
Puryis l7e, p. E.. Ezekiel s. Congressman at
iaiQe-R. 81. Cain l76, L. e. johnson 8.
Congressman, second Congressional District
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A OF BISHOP.

BALTIMORE, October Is.
The Right Rev. Michael 0'Connor, formerly
Bishop OF Pittsburg, died this morning, ut
Woodstock College, near this city.
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A WRECK IN THE PACIFIC.

BAN FRANCISCO, October 10.
The British ron ship Acallo, one hundred
and ninety-nine days from Liverpool, went
ashore twenty miles south Of the heads 10 q
fog this evening, and is a total loss.
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THE RACES.

LEXINGTON, KY, October ls.
Lexington won The first race in 2.4l4, 2.4l4,
2.43. Alts won the second in ia, 2.32, 1856.
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! 9-THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
requested to attend the. Funeral Of The former.
from No. 10 Magazine streat at 8 o'clock THIa
AFTERNOON. oct1ss
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5uelialssMdfirSasssaF


LINE Schooner LILLY. win send e AdgseT
North wharf before sunses Of goods wff1Es
stored az their risk. rs claims allowed 6faiasT
shown TO Dlsohargfng. CLERK befors deliver. tssea
Cct1eI '+' ROACH i !AOFFETN. xRaEfEsrs
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80 THE MEMBERS. OF ORANGE
LODGE, No. II, Al n. are requested to attend
;the Funeral Services of their late Brother,
GEORGE H. SMITH, at the Second Presbyterian.
Church, FH1s AFTERNOON, at four O'Clock. IL 81
BY order OF the ". n. John B. REEVES.
octlo Secretary.
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IVAN D~EUsENsWORT. CONNECTIONS
Y Nade OF Pure Saftoninel
Pleasant; relinble and anectual; hiss seooo tns
Gest Of many yeara.g n, +g5Gd
For sale wholesale and Retail BY -
" DE. a. kAERs, No. III Meeting ue
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, october 10.
Arrived, Anglia.
Eyening.-Arrlved, James Adger.
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Receipts by. Railroad, October 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1871 bales cotton, 1871 bales or goods, 100 bbls
1our, 10: cars stock. To Railroad agent, g.
Williams Il CO, I. Jingle 4 Son, Sloan& seignious,
A J Salinas, Oh Walter & co, W O 'Courteuty d
co, e q Frost & CO. Trenholm 4 Son, Mowry d
Son, AB Muligan, W Smith Vim Quincy, Oald.
we'll & son, A y Smith, " B Smith IL Co. r O
Sharp. WAGNER d Monsees, W q Jones d co,
Leaesne d Wells, W PDowllng. Murdaugh q Week
lV, Johnston, Crews & co, Kinsmsn& Howell, L
D DeSaussure, Reeder d Davis, nd others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
22S bales upland cotton, 1 bag sea island cotton,
90 ools spirits turpeDtine. ao2 bbls rosin, cars of
lumber, bbls whiskey. tobacco, mdse. &c. To J
F slattery. II Frost & CO. W Ryan, TT Smith.
Caldwell Il Son, Barden 4 Parker, Trenholm &
Son, ,Whilden 4 Jones, g, Willis, Ravsnel & CO,
Pelser; Dodgers &.eo. KAYE q GO; OK, KinsmaS &
Stoney, Gailard 4 Min6rt. Street Bros Il co, DR. e
r Smith, WitIe Bros, A J Salinas. Prinele q Son.
Wilcox; Gibbs 4 cd, Mowry d Son, E o DAILY, ]
Bilep, E yelling; Railroad Agent, Order, and
others.
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, Religious Motires.

@-sT. STEPHENS FRERoHURCH.-
There will be service in this Church To.AoaHow
EVENING, at ! O'Clock. No Service Ia the AFTER
NOON. 81. - -. oct6
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9anerai Nrrlrrs

~- THE FRIENDS AND AcoUAINT.
!ANOEs Of Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE b. isHITH are
requested TO attend the Fdneraf Services or TIE
former, at the Second Presbyterian Church. THfs
AFTERNOON at fourS'clock.l u !cE-HlE ioctIsis
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PORT OALHNLAAk
MOONts ,RHAnR.

New Moon, I'd. 10 hours II minutes, morning.
First Quarter. On. 8 hours, ii minutes. evening.
Full Nixon. 10th 10 nouns; 10 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter. 2ath. 8 hours. 81 minutes morning.
New Noon. 3lst, IL hours, A minutes, evening.
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OF VESSELS

up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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Al sAvANEAH lNb CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

10 bags sea Island and 1877 bales upland cotton,
ber and mdse.r To Fraser 4 Dill, W Bee d co,
J z PringleG Son, Wltte Bros, WsrdIaw d Carew'
u q HIIen, Peter Mcqueen, Wnilden i Jones.
iCrawley 4. Dehon. B Feldmann1 d co, Ed
KYaeke, 3 B Hudgius d CO, E q Frest d. CO, 3
Mure d CO, II Albrecht, Laurey, Alexander d co.
chase q Cuttino, " AMehrteHs, Bardlo Il Parker
w P DUwling, Kin man d Howell, Jos A. Ems.
low u CO, Schr Jno Hancock, and others.
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,aap- PEOPLES SAVINGS shIsTrfBIg,
!TiGN-rIRsr sEMI.ANNG II; DrvfDEND.asin ~
lcordancs with the xI .ByIaxSsfa s~erdrgAnhus,
Dividend OF THREE ,PERcEHE has bee0'dedAts
ed oa ell Deposits that aaye1been 4tnaths ;anuss
named Institution. for stx NoufhA, antstropqE.s
!lonsl rate. on. al suoh aumsas Asyapasa:dpoa-
lied for q less period $3.50 Ills :. oaTi II tr:A.atl
Deprsitora viii please hand n their AeocMfpp
have the interest added. Az sums aepsaifesaa tn |.
month win draw Interest from, thil aste. .; van
H"a M HENRY 81 a6RTadG8s, seh
I; '~ooctls.lo ~ 81 : secretary and Trsaaatee -
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FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark File de PAIR, Jones. up. ......August "
CARDIFF.
The Mary Jane, Jones, sailed. 70
The Oormurant. Hansen, sailed. ~
The Emma, Fender, sailed. sep ~
Bark Brilliant, Bartley. saired-..........sep'i'
BARCELONA.
Span bark Providencia, -, sailed.......'seps ~
VALPARAISO.
Bark Sapho, Wilbur, to sail............-...Oct 1
Bark Heios, Holm, sailed. b
PORT SPAIN.
Ship Amelia, -, D
RIO DB JANEIRo.
Br schr Sparkling Wave, Hocken, sailed. ..Sept 9
BELFAST.
Br bark Livingstone, McAullan. sailed. ...Sept "a
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON. .
schr Ohas Mccarthy, Chase, up............0ct u
Br brig Loohimsr. Nlckerson, cleared......0c 8
Schr A E Glover, Terry, up.................Oct. 7
Schr A a Howe, Medway, cleared. .........0c II
Schr Lilly, Hughes, cleared. 10
schr Geo B Somes, Pray, up..."..........Oct10
Schr F Merwin, Pearce, o. .."..............Oct 10
Schr Jesse 8 Oisr- clark, oct 10
schr Aldana Rokes, Rhodes, up......m....Sept 20
PHILADELPHIA. tH~
schr Jas Gordon, Ireland, up......"......Oct IA
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~CONsIGNRES PER aS9EANsHfP
i0HARLEsToNr from New Yort; sfe hereby mol
ned that she IL dischsrRing cargo 1t Adgas6
South Wharf. All Goods uncslled for ss sunset.
twIH remain on, the wharf ss ovne1ssfisk.- .-b,yr
ociIe-las JAMES ADaRRsJl COS kgsnts.E s
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BFOUR HUNDRED SINGER zsEW.
ING MACHINES Just received as.sINaER WARE.
ROOMS, King street, near Hofibeck,s alley.
octi6-ws2
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Rt WEAK H11R1s sTREas3Bssw.
iby the use Of EALps VEGETABLE sICIfIAH
BAR REVIEWER. octie-stuthspkw
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@81c SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AMI
TRUST CoMPANY-sAvINGs DEPARTMENT.
Depositors are requested to leave their books to
be Credited with Quarters Interest due Lat o.
tober.
All Deposits made on or before Goth October,
viii hear. Interest from lat October.
Interest Six Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
F. A. MITCHELL,
sepa0-mWfps1 Cashier.
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@FoUR HUNDRED SINGER SEW
ING MACHINES Just received At SINGER WARE.
ROOMS, King street. near HorIbeck's alley.
octl6.ws2
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couPARA71nE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, October 10.
The comparative cotton statement for the
waak Ia ns fnllnRa:
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~ HABIT, IF NOT NECESSITY,
make a Hair Dressing. Indispensable TO fnxuy:
The new "vraoRn whicn Or. AYEh9SL Laboratory
.issqea ID one OF the most delightful we have sver
Used. &c restores" not only tho fcolof;; bot floss
.andiuxufianee to faded atc grayshaaEe OF aga
!; octlo-stuthspsw .saYG.si
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BATCHELoRS Hk1RrYEsAfml

BATCHELORY HxrREYELf1HB
superb Hair. Dye i sths- beesif ID III yh nisss
:Iscuy harmless, reliable ana .nitsutinsousE 10
DISAPPOINTMENT. 10 rdicuioul tfHss,1ofunt,sGSk
ant odor. The genuine "; 4 Baacdao.itHstf
Dye produces Immediately y splsnetditoiscEnf;
natural brown. Does not5stain thslasktnt bHt
leaves the hair clean, SOFT and beautiful s1hei
only safe and perfect Dye. sodb By an dnzyEGt1t
Factory 10 Bond street, Hsu York. fi:slat, o.
mch6-tuths1yr ,r.--,-,f.r, r: -.,.a.
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.prFogR HgNDREp s1XHER SEM
ING MACHINES Just receiyed stSIHGER WARE;
King street, near Aorl6ecS'e ailey..SS,s
.octlB-ws2 -
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@DR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS ACT
ss kindly on the most delicate. female as upon the
most vigorous system. Try them once. ,o.r..t
oct17.8
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mr. PROPOSALS In WRITING WILL
be received by R. GRAHAM d CO.. for the Man.
ure Deposits Of the Mills House Stables for TRelye
Months. ,yoct16A j.
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for Greeley! D-n him" ] paused,
amused beyond expression, aud watched
and listened. "Hie-hic-Is this me?
Didn't 'rah for Greeley jist now? Pat,
me darlint, have We taken lave av yer
sinses? Maybe it's the whiskey, but,
by the howly Saint Patrick, l guess not.
Hurrah for Greeley D-n himW
| hurried on and left the poor Hiber-
nian to his cogitations and his politics.
The pill will do him good. 1t is not
surprising to see such ignorant speci-
mems of manhood a. the one just cited
thus imposed upon by the one man in
America who has abused them more
than all other men of the age, but il IS
surprising TO see once in while man
who imagines himself to be sort OF
Republican oracle taking up with such
company and crying "reform." Such
Republicans go for Greeley just as
Nasby does-because they have no hope
for Office under the present Administra-
ton. There are many sensible Demo-
erats in California who not only do not
need the Greeley pill, but positively re-
fuse to take it, These men wisely con-
slider Grant as the least of the two evils
and have resolved TO support him.
/ Invitations to lecture are crowding IN
upon me, and l must 90 home overland
1 am to speak at Marysville on the S0th
and next at Stockton on my homewarc
U
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BRO. IKB's CORRESPONDENT.

A writer who signs herself "An Tn
purchasable Woman has written TO
the Herald, Bro. Ike's paper, tirade Of
abuse against the editor Of the New
NORTHWEST because she does not sup
port that arch-enemy Of woman's prog
ress, Horace Greeley. This writer
seems to think that because the NEW
NORTHWEST censured certain conduct
VI winch Gen. Grant was alleged to be
I'i.S twenty years ago, it is very sim
lui lor II TO support Grant now. What
ever Nlah' did twenty years since. there
Is no reason why a person Of senso
should not now support him a. -
nt IoIlleu ana reclaimed man. aaainst
greeley who has taken up with fbia,'
ing Tammany, and who bo1ds .',.
women have no rights that . - -
bound TO respect. The oUpnurcI,ae-,, =
Woman" of Dallas, (who by tbo -,
evidently man who has long WANT :.
to be purchased and has now zone -
Greeley in the hope of getting bis
price,, may talk forever of Greeley,
honesty" but the American peopl,
are judging him by the company h,
keeps. The company Grant is ALLEGED
to have kept twenty years ago is not 81
pertinent 4 subject of inquiry as th,
company which Greeley keeps now.
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THE CENTRAL IDEA.

That woman is not yet fulfilling her
whole rightful work in the social econ
omy, is obvious to common sense. Ad-
mission of this fact on all sides proves
that the woman movement, though
sneered at by the unthinking, is vet
founded on rational principles. The
real relative rights Of the two sexes will
be settled only when each enjoys the
liberty Of unfolding and exercising its
own peculiar character, whatever it
may be, suffering no obstruction or him
drance from the other. The whole
group of human faculties, intellectual,
moral and physical-make what enum-
Grafton or classification of them you
please-unquestionably belongs to both
sexes. The difference is in their rela-
tive proportions and adjustments. You
realize natures intention, not by ap-
proXimating to masculine women, OF
feminine men, but by developing each
sex to the greatest capacity in itself, and
the greatest help of the other.
Any debate about respective "rights''
is impertinent strife. SO, too, any dis
eussiOn and their comparative merits is
unphilOsophieal and vulgar. You might
as well discuss the comparative merits
Of morning and evening. The whole
dispute is a monstrous anomaly, con-
ceived in unnatural jealousy, protracted
by an insane insurrection against good
manners, and sure to end in nothing
but n profane putting asunder Of what
God hath Joined together.
Intelligent leaders Of the movement
for the enlargement to its rightful pro-
portions of woman's work in the social
economy raise no debate about the rela-
tive "rightsn of the sexes, with the vul-
gar idea Of putting the rights of one
against the other. All rights and du-
ties are correspondent and partake OF
mutually; and their exercise leads TO a
balance and harmony of unlike powers.
Let the powers of both have full expan-
sion, restrained by no narrow prejudice
and trammelled 10y no conventionaIity.
Here is the central idea Of the woman
movement In reaching forward in
this direction woman is no usurper.
She simply asks opportunity to unfold
and develop the capacities and powers
within her.