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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-06
EMPpIS APPEAL
sTIREf M0RERa. Dc. 8. e.
raE sEsAT0EIAE QUEsTIOS-GEN-
FRAL WILLIAM 4. QUARLEs.

IL kEsN l1aA A. NNA&-N-
FRkL WIiI.HaH q. QUARLEs.
We pablish this morning the address
Of General Qusrles, announcing himself
q candidate for United States senator
General Quarles is one OF Tennessee's
most distinguished sons. He is known
throughout the State as q man Of sur
passing ability, and as 8 gentleman pos
sessfng every accomplishment TO qualify
him for s distinguished position in the
most diguified aDd elevated legislative
body in 1he world. His intellectual
genius, his long familiarity with the
great Interests Of the State and public
affairs, would make him useful man IN
the position to which he aspires. Gen.
eral Qusrles is q man remarkable for
his energy Of character, bis long devo-
ton and fesrlessness in the cause Of
Democracy, and IS one Of the most elo-
quent speakers connected with the
politics Of the day. He has strong
claims upon the Democratic party Of
Tennessee, and his election would give
universal satisfaction throughout the
State. Should the senatorial mantle
fsl upon the shoulders Of General
w. A. Qusrles, we hazard nothing in
expressing cur conviction that he would
honor the trust imposed in him by
faithful and conscientious, as well as
able and active discharge of his public
duties. The address Of General Qusrles
is worthy Of 8 careful perusal.
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ElsPUDIArIoN And AssEssmENr.

Hon. E. A. James, OF Chattanooga,
who is fsvorsbly known in connection
with several measures not only Of State,
but Of national, improvement in COM
merce IS. well as finances, recently made a
speech upon the funding and assessment
laws Of the State. It was an able effort,
snd showed eonclusively that the Re
pubIcsns Of this State, at the late Chat
tanOogs convention, adopted platform
opposing reputation and fsvoring the
payment Of the debt, both State and na-
tonal, but opposing "the infamous
funding snd assessment laws, and the
administration OF Governor Brown gen.
erslly.n The measures were unpopular
because the people do not understand
them. The funding and assessment acts
received the votes OF both Republicans
and Democrats, and no issue upon either
q the measures was made in the guber-
ustorisl campaign OF 1872 between Gov
ernoT Brown and Mr.. Freeman. The
assessment law was embodied in the
Democratic platform adopted at Nash
vile last August, and the funding bill
was also Endorsed virtually, for the plat
form then adopted says that the bur
dens Of government should be borne by
the whole property OF the c0un-
try, and al assessments should
he equal, uniform and just, and no dis
elimination inside against species Of
property. Colonel James is man Of
brilliant ability, and perhaps the opin-
ion Of no man in Tennessee is more re- !
spected upon the subject which he has
So long studied, 50 faithfully c5mpre- !
Aeudsd and presented with such force,
reason and truth as 70 upset ali Radicals, |
as well as cspti0Us sOreheads and PEP
sons who would endesy0r 10 sssan Gov
ernor Blown, and find fault with his ad-
ministrstion, which has throughout
looked TO the good OF the people, and
suDseryed the best interests Of Tennes-
see, because it hiss been ia perfect accord, |,
harmony and sympathy With the great
principles Of the Democratic party.
The speech Of Hon. Mr.. James is a no
Die and manly vindicstion Of the policy
Of the Democratic party in Tennessee |
under the guidance and direction Of ,
Governor Brown. Democrats, not only ,
Of Ieunesses but throughout the land, !
vii rsspsc. and ind0rss the verdict Of :
Mr.. JAMES, who're ability, Judgment and Z
Interference nave LONG 40, r,Iaoad hin, =
ligl II pUDuc esteem and confidence.
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mine to Memphis, which is only little
more distant than Nashvilleg Reducing
our expenses is the way to reduce cur
taxes and to give our country prosperity.
La regard TO political matters, there is a
deerth Of news. Several West Tennes-
sssLs are prominently spoken Of for
senator-Ex-GoveFnor Harris, Colonel
Stephens and Colonel Haynes, all Of
Memphis. They all have friends in
Middle Tennessee. Lewis Bond, of
Haywood, Is the fovorite for speaker of
the house, having carried Radical
county against the strongest man in that
party.
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the cotton factories, performing the
same offices that white hands do, and
receive the same wages, having the adj
vantage OF school, churches, etc, pro
vided for by the factory owners. Cot
ton il brought from the fields In sight Of
the mills, rs well rs along the navigable
rivers on which they are erected, and
can be and is often gathered and spun
OF woven in the came day.
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THE Dyersburg Progress Of Friday
says that since expressing its preference
for Hon. A. o. P. Nicholson for United
States senator, it has learned that it i:
not alone in Dyer county in thinking Of
our able and venerable chief-justice fol
the high and important position of
United States senator. "We believe, -
1t says, Chat be is the choice OF many
Of the hest people of Dyer county, and
they could not be better pleased than to
see him heartily supported by the men,
bers Of the next general assembly. He
is undoubtedly one of the first, if not
the foremost, man in the State"
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For the Sunday Appeal
NY HorHER's nERTHDAY.


M FANNIE
The sweetest emotion
That Is sent from above
To guide through the world
And to heaven. Is love.
In love our kind Father
Bright beauty has spread,
Ger us, wide arching skies,
AND The earth which we tread
When the soft breath Of music
sweeps tbs hearts finest strings
men the freshness Of morning
Makes rs cry out for wings.
what Is the wild feeling
That mocks at weak words
But hears its free echo
In the song OF the birds;
Tongue can not tell it,
And the lips fail to move,
But the soul-true Interpreter,
Whispers, Ills love.
Great works OF all ages,
Have thus owed their birth
10 this grand master passion
OF heaven and Of earth.
MUSICIANS have sighed out
Their lives in strain
Oh dirges Ger beauty
They could not attain.
Seuiptors carved fondly
An undying grace,
And poets OF ali ages
Have sung sweet face.
And l, puny rhymer,
Shall add my weak breath
To these wonders of art,
That have conquered grim death.
All, yes my frail Tyre
Has one feeble string,
And with sll OF its strength.
To my mother III sing.
January re;gns:
And with frigid chains
Binds his pale captive earth.
While December shrOuds
The heavy clouds
He.tears In mis- better mirth.
No mercy, no pity,
On forest or city,
BE commands his prime minister wind,
Pierce through them all
Through hut and through hall,
And with Ice every stream you must bind.
when from his lair
In the wide frozen air
swept the blast 10 the homes Of the poor.
All how the roofs culver,
And the poor WTetches shtver.
But ne stops at the rich mans door.
But no matter the cold,
For 10 the nome fold
The clear blazing fire leaps high,
But the wtntIy gloom
Is, filled with the bloom
That springs under loves warm sky.
For my mother so fair,
With silver streaked hair,
Counts her siNty-sfXth year to-day:
And the full heart sweils
As memory tells
How bright she has made our pathway.
Sixty-six years
Oft baptized in tears,
And strewn with rave treasures laid low.
But the sum OF good deeds
Zen when the heart bleeds,
VIII sran life with hopes radiant bow.
But ell that feel
And dimly reveal.
The scripture has clearly expressed
In bEiet little line
From pen divine,
Her children caI her blessed.
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IRAR IROY Am STFRI.
, 1874-02-25
COOK COUNTY AFFAIRS,
Si'eeia. Dispatch to The Chfoaa" 1fia,ts'<.


srnIsoF1EID, ILL.,, Fob. 24.-Comptroller Hayes.
Of Chicago, has prepared and Hent down tho draft
Of bill III relation to tho management Of the
funds Of municipal corporations, and to secure
thom from paying subsequent taxes on real
estate purchased by thcm for u,'paid taxes. THO
bill WAS introduced by Ha!pin, Of Cook, aud re-
ferred to tho Committee OIL Municipal Affairs
lNTEsEar ON CITY FUNDS.
It nuthorizoa tho Comptroller or other author
ittea Of citios, towns, mud yilagos, whonovor
thoro shall DO moro than ono.tenth of
its annual tax-leyy III money in tho
Treasury, to invest the Bnmo IN United States
interost-baarlng honda, md soep tho samo In tho
Troasury until It may bo NECESSARY to convert
any part Of the aane to meet tho proper o1pen-
dturos Of tho city or town.
SFECIAL FuNnH.
Tho bill also ropoalH all laws which provide
tliat the amount Ut cash for anY special fund
Hlali bo Kept separate In tho rreas,,ry.
AFritopltlA rIONH ron runLIo WOnKH.
It aso prohibits my city, tuwn, or ytlIago, or
any l}nard or department. thoreDt, to enter into
any contract for my building OF public work, or
any Improvement, tito cost OF wlliull shall oxcnod
fl 900, uuti at leaet half tho sum provided by such
contract TO 10 paid Ehn!l bs In tho I1oasury,
, 1874-02-25

princoaa who hathci1 hcreclf in human blood
were at laat found to llavo temporarily given
thcmsolvob over to tho infntucoa Of beauty and
wine. Whether tho sanno iniiuonoos llayo boom
at work again Ia yot undecided, but tho recent
diBanpo9rarces arc certainly worry strange. The
first tool, placo throo months ago, when tho Aon
Of q wealthy, builder loft llis homo ono morning
been hoard OF him ninco, and nil tllo oifofts to
discover hiH traco llayo proved unnyaiIfng. Tho
second caso III TINT Of young man WHO, 1t iB
Important to state. had boon out all day oolloot-
ing bills. Ho WAS engaged to no married. Short
everything TINT should mako oxfBtcnce pleanant,
After dinner lo won't out, US lo told his motl,or
to say htH pzayern at the chnroh, and has not re-.
turned yet. third caso Ia tint Of q youth who
parolits. Ills fathor was out. and io loft to 70
aud moot him, uo has novor returned stloo.
, 1874-02-25
appropriated and suoIoct to sucl, expenditure,
md tho remainder duly provided for by tax
loyy or otherwise,


PROPERTY PURCHASED At TAr.sAtxas
Il exofnpta from any Subsequent taxoh OF
nBapBsmcnB any property which has been, Or may
hereafter bo aoli to or struck on or forfeited TO
any city, town. or Village for any anpsdh tsx or
any Property, @ or any rgt Or intoroaf therein,
by tax-t1oed, lndor any salo for amy nnpn1d
tax or assessment, or joint or undivided ownor
with any md MI persons holding undor any gaio
for BnbHcnnont taxes OF assessments, may BOIL
eslato aftor tio ti,no OF lcg.l redemption su OK
otai1n of eiiof, municipality by payiug tho sum
lue ut tho tlato Of final logal redemption, and 10
por cont interest per hnnnm thereon up to tho
dnto Of tnkiug up auch claim or tito.
prooooi to tako out i ts1.dcol whom
duo, for any property purchased by 1t OF for
foited for unpaid taxoH, tho intoteBt or claim 10
ap1uttod ahhil not lapBo IN consequence Of such
fnturo, but that auch lion or claim Bhnll con-
tnuo until paid or surrendered.
THE n11t IN THE sENATE.
hfcGrath has boon furnished With duplicate
Tor tho purpose Of introducing the bill tnto tito
dopriro the City Trcasurcr Of nearly nil tho In
tofoat Oh tho funds, a,d for TINT roason ia Of
spocinl interest to Dan O'Hata
ANNEXATION or LArE VIEW.
noaing Kin % "a part % Of Ese 5 S Wow 10 oheaso o aud aud
obtninod permission to havo 1t road boforo n1,y
body know what he wns doing. An soon, how
evcr, as 1t was read, hfr. Thompson moved to
rocomnit tho bill to Lilo Committee on Aunict-
palities, md 1t was 80 orstotud.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dow succeeded aftor Btoond attompt, In get
ting tho University Chancellor bill ordered to d
third rradtng. The Inst e1uslon OF tho younger
Evorta Inns 6con distributed In tho Senate ns 4
campaign document against tho bill.
, 1874-02-25
PnT& OF Loulsvti1c..R20 Deserted His
Wife. uni Sfnlr n4.Gtfl.

LOUISVILLE. n.y.. Feb. 29.-Goorgo Pay, Of
thia city, who disappeared in Now York fifteen
months ago with about 81 800 belonging to NOR
chants Of this city, and supposed to llavo boon
murdered, has turned up in Montreal, where lie
has since been living uuior m assumed uamo,
and with another woman. Pny'a vito and
children are still living in this city, and had
mournoa him III dead.
, 1874-02-25


will hcrcafter layo tho satisfaction TINT. in easo
~ ncci5ont thox rvll1 roco;v, INN ,a,,fato .,,,,
VI "co'aosit 'uey WILL 1ecoaso latalnealate anu
proper surgical attendance, tho managers OF tho
aboyo-nnmod road having Just completed ar
ranpcments whic1, wf)I nrova of urnat hcnn1t
s,,aIa o,nt,,n. noo;d.nt ,,,,a 49, o. -. H. c.
,rano % nsc,'r 'A ''''''' N''N' ''' 'A' ~ 'N0 'As
Mr. Oh. sonvor. tho Aasintont snncrIntoni1-
ont 10. i,,st ,sa,,.d t1,o fol,ov,nr ,,ot;os =,
night opor ators aud v.tchmon employed by tic
r,nd.
IN c,,. NJ onv oneroo,ov ,,cn =. co,,,,or ~ o,or
seroa accident on the road or flro IN the Conpanys
huiidngs '5, or near ti,e requiring immediate ae1,.
tho residence Of tho following olcern and employees,
sendi1g particulars J. e. MeMullent oeuerai super
4asa asr
stseet; 9. Y seaves Assistant Superintendent. No.
l,atehev, No. 1oa5 Wes. Adana street Pstrfek Leo,
~ Ss Masosef sIrcot T. UHel' seolon
forean, So III Dasi.nc street JOIN Fos secioa
! foreman, No. lo9 shoso street ". y. thompson
Nc "a nn9sef ~ 5ot stssef j. D. Johnson
:, DR.: n s. larnea, Ne 39s West MndiSon street, IA
the Qompahys rlShlcian, anu must pe sent Tor Ut
o. 1ee ~ ease OF n5IEy 10 cnpio5ea l a. nFKens saess,
should be telograrhed through the city telegraph
o1lce.
In case Of 1er1oua accident or injury to several
employees or rasse''Eorr. Dr: Alcvtrlar No. cas- WI
bash avenue LUG supervising surgeon 81 me Cnm-
1my, must also DO sent for BY day or night and he
viii procure all the necessary professional attendance.
MEDICAL. CIRCULAR.
In accordance with tho aboyo oircutar. Dr.
nroc1, 1cicLor ,an iaanoi tho rolto,vr, c;rc,11.r
- s,~nn.s ~ To,;at n.i[ht n1nas;.'.ta.,
~ ~ aut utBepi'e ~ e91lo1, DM!EEAs. 3iooh1.ubtoh'
Having been appointed Supervising Surgeon Of tho
ChcauoG Alton KailrrMd, AMI finding tiat you have
boon appointed Local surgeon tha following
tiou Of tho roat, VIZ: :---,I tako the oppor-
tunity Of submitting to you the following suggestions,
which hope will mect.w!ti Your acceptance, and will
which you requested to comply farms possible.
!. When any Person OF nunber Of persons may bo
injured within your district, or may bo transported
into the Bane, on being notihoti, 10 proceed promptly
to their assttance aud take charge Of them. procur-
Tug a1l anpplcs Mhca Ut. l. may M ho necessary % =.
~ WE It, III 4 o'.,a .,Rsh"' o.n NJ ~
, 1874-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE 1LL1So18 LE0I5LATuRE.
The KanBus City Reporter Is hurting tho fol-
lowing arrows Of ridiculo agninst tho wiao logis
lators of Illinois Oh account OF thoir ability in
manufacturing railroad laws:
Al, Intelligent Buckcr leglslator, who had hand in
The genera! carpenering business which produced tho
Illinois Nailros law, ia inpatiently wultug to hear
tho death Of old Vanderbilt, l0 intends to marry
t,e widow RJd succeed to the Presidency OF the Tar1-
our railroad lines controlled BY the Commodore
Tho Legislator thlnks hla experience in tbs Inuis
beuato atnny qualities him for auccssaful railroad
INN, No question about 1t!
general gloom olscures the legislative fnoo 1t tho
Illinois capit. 1allroad passes are "played OUT
lIomosick legislators hayo to ray fire or "hoof tn
ho1ne Instead Of spending thrcu days Of each wpek
iu tho bosoms Of their families aa their custom
last winter xnl drawing regular pay In their Absence
they now devote cr t!me to huzineas, from inability
to get homo without pocunary consideration. Sad,
but truei
Tho geutomen who wear No. hats aud No. IL
bouts, aiil mike laws for the Commonwealth Of ILL.,
no!a are having lively time over tho Railroad law.
II they No. II hats and No. boots tero would
be sone chance OF tlelr comprehendfng tho question
1t isauo. The trouble IA their hrals age at the wrong
entl.
THE DELAWARE, 1AoEAwANaA 1 WESTERN noAp.
Samuel Bloaii llaH boen oloeted President,
Frederick F. Chambers, Secretary, and A,,drow
J, Odel Treasurer, Of tho Delaware, LRok-
awanna l. Wostcrn Railroad Company,
, 1874-02-25
FIRES.


lcrv Of sinzch, Rankin Il Co. wis burned ut 10
o'clock this morning. The loss on tlle stock Ia
s2200u and MI tho building, $4,000. Tho in
Huranco on tho stock ID 2,500 eaoh III tho Penn
Fire, tito Girard, and the North Arnericap, Of
philadelphia tho North British mud tho Nor
cantilo, a,ld tho Iradcrs' Of Chicago, and the
Wentoliester. On tile building, 12.00o iu tho
Oitizens' Of Evanayillo. Tho asock Ii not quito
d total.ioaa
, 1874-02-25
CRIME.


Srftl03 U8pdfcA 70 4h6 Chicago 9T11fN<.
1,AsB1Na, Mich, Fob. 23.-An enterprssing
burglar. named J. ". Smith, went through tho
house Of G. B. Allen, taking watches and jewelrY
valued at 9150. He also onterod tho Htore Of
1ltco l. Co., taking small amount and Htolo
valuable horse from L. ". Btambaugh, Officers
are in pursuit, with good prospects OF capturing
tho thief.
, 1874-02-25

N1w YonK, Feb. GA 1lro broke out this
morning At No. II Laight atroot, and tho aamos
spreading to Nos. 0 and 7, caused damage
amounting to $4,000; mostly insured.
, 1874-02-25

-Pioturo-huyors will DO Interested tn the ~
woil-known artist iu Boston has q largo number
OF assatautB who do most Of tho work on his
paintings. To tlun finishes tho1n up and slgna
;hem, selling the1n al lls own.
, 1874-02-25

New ORLEANS, Feb. 23.--A tlro in tho cotton
stored In tho hold Of tho ship Jonathan Chase
I,ecensitatei filling tho ahtp With water, damng-
Ing ,50u balea
, 1874-02-25

The Paris journals aro entertaining their
roadors with startling atorioa about tue sudden
Yo aiay tho unoanineBs Of tho friends ot tho
missing youth tho story OF Loooa's strategy IL
roylyod, telling how III the time Of Louis KY.
twonly-n!x young men, who wore reported to
hnye Geep sacrificed to tho whim Of IN ulussrious
, 1874-02-25

~ Evansville, and.i Loss, B:30,0 1000.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 23.--sinzloh, Nank!n
X Co.'s boot store WIS burned this morning.
Losd, 93U 600 insurance, $15, ,001
, 1874-02-25

NEW Yoax, Teb 2a-Jndge Inwrcrcc do
clnos to discharge Cari Yost, tho alleged Dol
CLAN murderer, from arrest on tho charge Of
theft.
, 1874-02-25

DosroS, Alaes., Fob. 23.--Tho Coronor's Jury
circumstances attending tho Halifax murder, re-
turned verdict charging ", Evoret Bturteyant,
gran,-nophew Of the murdered mon, with the
ctimo.
, 1874-02-25

miles, md this coal ia henr ut hand to Tho inex-
llaustiblo Iron ores Of Lake Superior and Of Mis-
Botlfl. Tho manufactures Of tho State, so thnlB-
niilcAnt 1 ~ 1850 (ony ga, ,t94 2722 aro stated In
tho Ninth oonAns lls7o) at s2o', ,6ao,o7a.
Of their property, and belioyo that tho tinlo
hnB arrived 10 aippt a boiler policy in
forming ALLIANCES With other lines TO reach
she t.'e,oi lnrgor interior toTns ot the State
70 boco!no tho controH Of manufacturing dis
triota. They also stato that Tho ANNUAL n1oot1ng
q tho shareholders will bo hold on tho Inst
wednesday, OF May Mt ohEchgo. - to
THE TNEAsuREns lEponT. ..
Tho report Of lilo Treasurer sllowa tho carn-
follows: '''O '''~ ~0'0 - ~
Total earnings in Illinois. 90, ,o24e4
Earnings oyer leased lines n Iowa-
Dubuque Il stoux City Railroad. ....... l,l16, ,35D42
Iowa Falls Il Sioux City 1tatroad...., 4Siu074e
octlar Falls b hlinuesula 1aiiroad.,.... 107u5g.s4
Totsi.......".............. -, ,4o8,o2y1s
THE LAND COMMISSIONER.
:. Tho report Of tho 1anu Commissioner shows
the following important transactions during the
Of tho donated 'au's o 635 rcraons for s:o3 Az
making a a.urnge Of 4 7-100 asres TO each purchaser
cnnrolcd for s4 27-100 aoros, amounting to t'1
o2a2. Thcse lands wcre nearly all resol 1T small
alyanco on tho original average priccs. There wero
natc 1nt,ds, making tho wioo area conveyed 9oR}-
1iS 3G-1o0 horcs and chving ,lnconscycd 5i1 2s1 66O
acres. OF tho purchased lands there J20 heres
sold for S8i6. Tho total enlcs of slohats lands aro
7-l Acrcs, for $22 7po2o leaving uusold
Tho cash roceipts for sales Of 1autls. town ots AMI
collections, wrfo $b272a0,fo OF which, sa0.610 IN
applied to tho cnnstrnctien-bond fund SITS Az, 10
to tho interest fnnl; sa.747.l5 70 purchased landn
department; !; slU,109.iG to tho reduction Of sunry
assets aud pud.2o to tho expense account for tho
year.
The obligations for lands and town lots sold, now
dne md yoi tn mature, alnot to q, ,toJ l4U,7 of
which, $sU5,3O0.7D belong to tic colstruction-bp,ld
fund, $32J. 2i360 10 the tntcrcat fund, aud to
belongs to tho operative department exclusively,
Tlcso obligations arn secured by contracts OF sae
embracing 1885, Ito 71-00 ncrts Ut land and fow town
Tho donated lands uudlspoRcd Of arp located ~
follows:
or MAIN LINE
soufh Of tho Ohio Mississippi t,nroad ), ~
Ietwoen 8a,tloya And Decaur. ............ o3475OG
1}etwcea Decatur aud Dixon. 2145.84
Between Dixon and Dunlah ............... G,502.g5
c1lioAno nnAHoH.
netween oain and Tolono. 81, TOOL
between Toono mud Chicago. .............. LOSE co
I'll .e3
THE suPEn1NrENDENT's REPORT
contains tho following comparative Btatomenta of
tue earnings Of tl,o road for tho years 1872 aud
1873:
..... .-$8 354t th93. o.
8o9oy ydi9.7 rs
!ucreaee.t 239.743.93
Tho operation expenses show q doorcaao OF
e24G, 745.55 from the expenses Of 1879. Tho
longth Of road operated iB 1 ,1o7 flo milea.
, 1874-02-25

4 Prairle t,u Chien ball, givon In honor Of a
weading, began a. u o'clock ono morning and
tho bride waa drunk, aud the husband Ind hoan
taken 70 jail for beating ans o. tho guests.
, 1874-02-25
Letter from S. M. Booth, ESQ.

10 ihs Editor Of TIT Chfcaao 1+tonns:
San: Permit disintorostcd party fow sug-
gestions on tho disagreomont Of tho boot-at1d-
slloomakers aud tho t-nh.i-el,oo.mauufact,1
crs Of ttfs city. NY Bympath!es nro always
with laboring mon, aud agree with you TINT
tho cooperative principle must eventually ad.
iuss tho rotations between Labor and Capital.
Int such adjustment requires mutual oxplana-
tionB, CONCESSIONS, and good will, enlarged intcl.
ligcnco, and mint DO the work Of tinc. It Gun.
hot be expected to mcot the present emergency
Wishing vol to both parties, writo primarily it
tho
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-01

Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker is going to live
n Turkey. All tho women there wear