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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

o. Circuit Court his been in session
ell week. Hon. q. NJ Weihoru prcsi =
iog. ina nIsnner calculated 10 iusliir
confidence ia the even-hanied Justice Of
the law tribunal of this circuit. while
John L. Schsicr haas prosecuted So tia,
1iminal- are inspired with terror 81
liz law. One person. John Nmdcr
~. convicted al an assault with inien;
10 murder. and given tree boarding ID
she big hotel Mt Jeflcrsunyiiie. fnr two
WARS time. Several ca-,s of ni>GrE ean-
~ were a,.jndicaird. rni 80 tis.r-icl
sic preple " iIh tie little -4ualbir, li.al
the b'-liei u.si j1ri-iiciion =. this ria,-
~ offcA-r- oGsl.i ia lee - r-
iy 10 Ju.lic-- OF tie Pea
~ strengthened
Besides our hou- bar ID AT 81.
REV. were in aitrn,lsnrc irrln adjoining
rounti-s. among whom We ne; eel &. 4
Drl;rul~r and T.. X. Hatfield. Of Rock
port W. III. x y. H. Prckinpaugh. and
W. L. Zcuor. of Leavrnworih: VI. :
MayiIy, Of Paoli, and j. T.. Mccullough
If Petersburg. We will endeavor L
give the proceedings of the court ia de-
tail nett week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19
s'iS4. s'aF<Fa EDEe @ALE
NEAR IRELAND, IND.

I fine farm nf cighiy-scycn acres. al
= under high stafe Of cultivation
adjoining the town 81 ireland. Du1oi-
county. Indiana. j, offered for -ai" cheap
aud on ea-v terms. Il j. the best Kind
pf land. with small house. aud good
barn and stable. j. well watered lie
war around. aud will be near 10 Sta
lion on the Cincinnati sni Nj. Vernon
Railway. 1hi> j. a rare chance for any
norson wGniiu. small farm. For fur
iher particulars inquire Of VIM. Monroe.
On Iae premises. or Of G. Doane az the
Courier Office II Jasper.
Nav Ii. 1874 -'r
, 1874-12-18
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

toNGNEsa WRESTLING WITH TIE oI.D rRt,uLEM.
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Dec. 17--rho Senate to-
day resumed consideration ct tho bill to provide
for tho bottor government Of the District OF
Columbia TIC ponding question boiug on the
motion TO strike out tho word "ltcgeots" Hhcr-
ever 1t occurred, and insert IN its plasb that of
ComnsaAionoss, SO TINT tho Board should bo
stylod ~ le Board OF Commissioners" instead
OF "Tha Doarsi Of Regents" Agrood to.
aiR. MORTON
said thoro was feature OF this bill to which lie
was entirely opposed No doubt tile bill hal
been worked up carefully by those who
lad chargo of It, but It provided for dla-
francIla!ng tho people OF tho District
150,000 or 17o,000 persons. II took from
them tbs power Of se!f-goyeray.cnt, and nut the
Government Of tho District III tho hands Of throo
lnen. In tlat rehpoct tho bill Mas attf-lle-
publican an,l anti.Domouratie, and lo did not
feel that la could vote for it without violating:
tho nplrit at tho Constitution. lie dld not hc-
liovo tho troubles Of this District grew ont OF tic
rights Of unffrage; he believed tile right Of loeal
Holt-goyolnmont horo waa Just Az im,mtta,!t aH 1t
was in Now York, Or any Htato, and did not think
tho Constitution Of tho United atateH sustained
tho argument of bin trlond {alorrilt}.
that Congress had exclusive control over
, 1874-12-18
RIVERS AND CANALS,

IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES lEfoiE CoN0HEBa.
snecfat NispafcA 10 IEs C34,eaaa 1'ti6Uhs.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. 17.-Tho House
Committee OIL Railr6ads and Canals evidently do
mt hope 10 secure favorable action on tho Me-
Crary bill, paased BY tho House iast session. aud
now pending in tho Senate Tho Committee to-
day agreed 20 recommend tho passage OF bill
authorizing tho construction Of tho Honnepin
Shp-Canal, to extonl IRON Chicago to tno His
bissippl River. It is proposed TINT tho canal
shall cost sl,0O0,00o, mud tho Committee
recommend that 81, 100000 bo appropriated BY
Congraau for tha work at this session. They
also agreed TINT hlr. Hurlbut might report his
bill fnr tho
WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI 4 sT. 1ouia MARROW
hAUaG NoAp
to tho Houao, They considered the project for
Goyornrnont road from Now York 10 Omaha,
antl voted against recommending 1t. Tho Port
laud l. Salt l.aho Rai!rosl project they agrood
to rorom1nontl. Tho proposition is tint tho
road Anall DO ZOO lnles in lungtl,, and that tllo
hontta Of tho road at tho rasc Of s8.0po pos mile
t!se guarantoo to run for ten yeara. at tho last
session tho Committee lndorhotl tho
FonT ST. PHILIP CANAL p1nlEcr.
by mn|or'ty vote II. tho conclusion Of tho aes'
Hion to-slny subcommittee, consisting OF MesBrB.
l1nrlburt. Sherwood, and Stona. waB Gppolntel
to Inquire aud report to tho full Commit 90 which
Of thu measures now pending baforo tho Con-
rnitlpa or the itnnAo uIthbr IN TO railroads or
oannIB. in their jntlamont. aro tho most tmpor-
tans, togothor with sl,o amount Of aid asked for
1y cncl.
Tho Ja1nca River Canal lobby nay that thoy do
not hopo for buccesa thiB wntar. They say Con.
Eroasmon generally favor tl,sir pr"tett but
nhrinK from the UxeeHbyo coat Of tho work.
| 70 Tia Assoc,afctf iTtsd.
.WAsuINaroH,. y, o.. Doc. 17.-Tho House
Committno IN Railways anl Canals to-day, by
an almost unanimous vote, agreed to report i
bill recommending tho Government 10 guarantee
, 1874-12-18


varlite dsmon,tr.,,,7 ~, ~. -. =, H.. rat..
aoyeront WITH y, o. s part Ar o, s unea sase
hncnf nn XIX 9' NJ Q, delay The danger VA tmmt-
U., slo In, o thn ~1 Ii ueIag asnee' M ~ III tho
~ - nrsatensd BY foresn and ao..o ,swer Sss y nd nd
II aoii \ - s,, Sos , ua @ 70 Pro.
virtual S,sas a, II 'he st eyer nss Gt
- n;Jn j.. H., Isa y " hoa1tss, II 1uHy
~ a,u,h ~ f.ii oo'era'hehts AUD nof 70 tns
= ,r r,,r e,",n. nnnrnI.t, ~, r,~
af:4 for !, aone ime prior 10 II. act been gaining
m,,s nn s ;s pGPa&r @ ~ me North where tho
aa a a'fsy 70 assGrt 's 1
oa.r M na H. oeen n1e nnon aH tue policy 70 % pursued
st ,' snn southern States ny he Federal 0osern-
tnnn haS IT, h utaU tnat atnrnM u.aefa Vaat pfoPara"
@ ~ par ar, noet taaao nero N Mashston for moeE-
Taston nqns ~ n ~, & or to rrpoao o. ~.
III sgdra, aa noan hat 'so q Tho South
reur y foc" ~ 1no ono ~ 10 10 10
trnoso ~, u" aH o, son
and thie ton wlttnnt ai";nss e. III. ~ ~.
utitutjn III" Iau"or ~ tG H. a'ams "munt % tua noa
tho Federal Gaycr1ment iii M c.c,n" ~ IN, vf9,nt
sys Ao1nncr @ sf1n tnr, nosen a q Mr Mnson nna
of tho Federal narty in .ff.cnsan1 t,1. n'rn sh;ch
a been PROPOSED, deesrel tSat aIo eoerca ststa
wortj b. ont of lin nnn1sss ,,roior,, 49," iataSs
So yacrcli, VIVA tla r5"ht n XIX sovar.tHutv ~
apoctod and Musried hy liz tonFMIcrrs. swsbn;tss
we'll recocct an1rnarR;n VI Luz "ai' '"ss
s1n. DAVIS loun pnrsrnryr,
# tho time tiat Fsoral Troop. wsre Ssins scn Into III.
fIy rorrMant"I3 = W. H." rGtuln taas tato naa neea
rgina hini r., aon, .hn ,.ms a1,ns 2 ano
Influenza ,,r cnnIs ~ ,,,da; ;3ks an. ~
bratreu hv thn nrt.cnne " ranfsr.t. soidiaa.
ills rey Wy. tau tia rs g. M
ConfciGrac n.hnr.tc. uo,ij H. - ~ Nv ~ " LIZ sns
rrom,s nnnn wi1ch ~ III ,, 70 ~, ~ ~ sno
acquicsco In tbs Iootrinoy %t coniuc of the rnrth
stateS rehta and nsmi ~ ss anrSta1a r
whilst vs ut .hc snm" lima tasushst n"r .n b"nar'
con]iiions of i,er nns"n mi o. 1 ~ % .u fp1
ho Sol,tlrr1, sstcrhnm1 @ '109 ACE @ofSF"e 1*oA@
aIrniiica,,t ,,ia Inn ~, IN ~ rs mno h s~
, 1874-12-18

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicaao Tribune.
WAsi11sdTos. .. c., Dec. 17.-Alr. Dawos eyi-
dontly believes that moro taxes arc needed 1t q
sinking fund is to ho maintained for tho pay-
inont OF tho national debt. as he introduced
bill to-day, tho effect Of Which, if enactod into
statute. would be to rcatoro tho duty on toa and
coffee. Tho bill provides that tho dutica on ton
and cotco imported from foreign countries
nftor March |. 1876. elall ba tho samo rs
act Of March /. 1873, repealiug tho
duty on ten and coffee. Con. Joe Hnwloy,
vixen Dawes made his sensational speech last
yerr OF tho nationnl budget. tauntcd; tho lattor
on hin lack Of couraso 10 bring M'la Aisl to in-
crease taxation. Dawos has shown that courage
now.
, 1874-12-18

sTEINWAY UPRIGHT PIANOS,
S'IL'lE|Eill||N1W I & IN WAY 4
UPRIG|Z|H||E|'I' n I
PIANOS. I IA


Testimonial from our Chicago
Tc.achcrs who have used them.
Tho undersigned, having for
many years used and thoroughly
tested tho Upright 1'innos n1s.ntt-
facturcd by N1cssrs. Steinwny s.
Sons, have recommended them to
their friends and pupils, and now
feel it almost n duty to publicly
cxprcss their opinion regarding
their 11ndcniablc superiority.
Prominent among tito points Of
excellence Of this form Of Stein
way Pinno, is its exceptional dura-
Dility and capacity for long stand
ing i'll t,.no; its power ofrcsisting
tho scvcrcst trials and atmospheric
changes, its supcri;,t1vc perfection
In richness, power, purity, and
depth Of tone, which, combined
with its sympathetic and singing
quality, have not hitherto bccn
attained in q parlor pinno.
As an instrument Tor tho draw
ing-room or parlor, we unl,csfta-
tingly declare tho Steinway Up
right to bo tho most desirable OF
all Pianos, sll,tl confidently pre-
dict That, owing to its ttnqt,cstion-
able advantages, 1T will Gro long
supersctle all others.
CARL WOLFSOHN,
ID. N. HOOD,
l. v. FLAGLER,
w. S. B. MATTHEW'S,
II. CLARENCE EDDY.
, 1874-12-18

tho D}HtflCE. and cpuiu ABOLISH TITO flHn
Of suffrage bore. Mo (aloiton) know whns o..tila
DO said about tho abolition Of this right. It
would bo snld tnat It wna intended to not clear Of
coloral suffrage. Ho kuow that tlero were peo-
plo Ia this District who vcro willing to bo dis
franchlscd to rot clonr Of tho colotol votc
mont. Congross Ind tho ehno control oyer tho
Territories al ovor tic DISTRICT mud II would not
DO argued TINT Congress Ind tho power to de-
prlvo tho people OF tho Territoriea OF tho right
p,,ta tLa Government Of shis District to
Ihreo men, az this bill proposed, 1t
had the power to doputo tho Government to tho
whole Of tho people OF tho District. At tho
proper time ho proposed to offer nn Rmondmont
to provide for tho election Of thesp CommiHBlor-
appointment by tho praaident.
49, MR. MORRILL,, (ME.)
Bafl "Thiu liIl riolntca no nritctrlo Of focnl
govprnmott II nevor wae intendgu that local
Congress over tho District una nuprolno. Tho
right or local aelf-govornn1ent could not bo VI
ofated when no Hllch government ex6tod. 1t
waH not oxpedient to have suiTrago in this Dis
trict, mud any Senator oonversant with tho yar1-
oua casseB Of authority hero in roars past must
agree NTH him.
nh. nAxAnp
Rnia thht In bud not tho slightest doubt thhl
Congress Ind exclusive control over tho District
md could confer or withhold suffrage ns 1t
AuoubAk pTui1HE. hGEEu uHA Q1UE u
very Bckoning buatneas to the pooplo OF this Dis
trict. uo thon spoke Of tho clause in reforcnco
to tho Excise Bonrd, and said tint section was
intended to invade tho domain Of morale undor
tho form Of legislation. Vico md immortality
gonorally followed tho track of those prollibitorY
laws Tho power givon to this Excise Board
wns Unlimited in reHard to nroHcribinE regn.e.-
tions untlor which ltqnor lccnHcs could DO iasuod.
He spo1to or tho unhappy results which occurred
in tho 6tate Of G[aino from attempts
to rcsula:o tho liquor traf1io- lie movol
to Btriko out tint portion Of tho bill which ro-
qui1cd oyery porson taking out liquor-liceuso
to give bonds for faithfully observing tho cou-
dltiona thoreof;; and for tho payment, Of such
portion Of tho liconse-feo "a ahail not bo paid III
advance and to insors iu placo thorcof provls-
ion requiring fees for lconAca to be paid into
tho TrenBury Of tho United 8tnsea in advaneo.
Rejected.
AMENDMENT OFFERED.
Mr. AIorton moved to striko out tho clause re-
quiriny tho Board of Commissioners to 10 ap-
pointed by tho President, by and with tho advice
aud consent Of tho Senatc. and to insort IN lio1
thereof clause requiring said Commissioners
to DO elected by tho qualified voters OF tho DiE-
trict.
~''7' NH. DhyAnp
, 1874-12-18

spseta, DspateA to The Chicago 11toune.
WAsu1yoroy. D. O.. Dec, 17.-1bo Mans os
? ~ 1., - rn.
D. ~ Cochrano, OF chicago wns to haVo boon
sent totho Senate to-day, as Supervising Archie
tect Of the Treasury, but tho opposition which
was mndo to his appointment. inst M tho naroo
"as 20 10 son, y 70 sn' sonaso. nas eaus9a
some s;'nt a., delay. T. docs @ not . seem possible
t!lat M tue opposition can result IN tue deteat Of
20 GGcltrano ~ II very 1 strongly 1nd9rsod from
ppot p% IL Eas anq Ho hss me fson Eoea o
oitioa, from tho fold. The dolay is caused from
t Wan5 t, ot narmony c9ncernnG h.s appoIntmont t9
m W o ID So neevea o
"ithAtanding Loo, losai opposition: .ou
as sno p IT,
noae 1ons ho i 1a sre bo 10 fo s
Loving, Loving Western Y s,l na@es; T1onss =; Rob5.
nnar!es % v; % Mlesg5' 5oel IL. G M'9kef, 11s 19hn ".
Icy wougass. ~; Luther H. rioree and 19hn narden.
Ie G qss h subsidy 5 o. eofas; Ths pnFposa
ambto:
NiiEhEAs. The Black HIS, Pug Horn Mountsinst
~ ana sna county neydna II n!ana territory aonna
~ u a sn raees nasaras
aid. as without hs the trcsont and ev"n ia futnrs
generations nav fs to rccoiye Tho bcuefta hat hs
building Of sucA road would gtva therefore, etc.
Fred Grant eayB there Ia no gold in tho D}act
Hills, Tho most trl,etod ecientista wlo havo ro-
ported loro confirm his story.
TYo the associated I'5<ssl
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. l7.-Tho Senate con-
hr.ned the following nominations George Il,
Enud. Secretary Of Dulsota Territory; ". Camp
bell, Surveyor Of Customs, St. Joanph, NO.; s,
G. s. Colby of LouHfhnn Consul at Chin Kaug
&. &. slew. Yerm,]lou. Dak. Tor. join
y. Covontry. Edwardaylllo. l;, NJ, George
Mesa'b. HAAA1s ~ E1Auta A' A4aos
atfoator. ~. tnaI!oH ". DoYafo: Cnenohr ILL;
5ohn a. warren, nenfy, ~; y. .. Aenyon,
CMhattsWofth, " H.; a. Al: darunof. Afoka. IA:
Y. u. humphrey Lo"lsson. 1A:: olra. MoflS
jenkins. alurphysDofo, In. y. M: SINKS, Con.
neraV1iso. IND. J; ". IroT, Fort MadiHon, las
AIRS. Emily L. Billman, Tolodo, r.; AntAony
Ioranz, Carinaa ln.; =. N. Phillips. West
linton. IL. !; J. Edginton, Ell Dorado. la. George
Phillips, brooklyn, In; Edward T.. Thomp-
son, Croston, In; r. Il. Uoyens Corning,
1n.; A. a. Pearson, Nashville ILL.,; l..
Y. Louise, Aado. 1ll. Eheuozer woodbury.,
lloughton, No.; G. e. HaHley, Girarl, Kau.;
Jacob Stoker, Enporsa, Kan.; 4. n. Campbell,
Salina, haii.; W. !. snoT. brookilc!d, No; a.
wick, No.; John Gibson, c2rrolton, No. George
ltalder. Carthage, Mo- j.. ". MaoA, Holden.
No.; s. FrodBha,nt Savannah, NO. j. 4. Woods
many, Pleasant Hall, Mo.
sEEn p1srnrnur1ox.
Mr, Frnliughuysen, from the Committee On
Agriculture, reported in tho Senate to-day, tbs
10 make special dlattbution Of aeols, vith a.
amendment 1iat 1ao.uoV. lnsseaq @ Or eou,uuV, %
tyn sGrs" !, ~. a,J III sa h n.su.d '
cusroNs pEcElprS
The customs receipts for the week ending boo.
19 wore us follows;
Nuw York. ,bai ooe
, 1874-12-18
ODD-FELL0WSHIP,

Special Ditpaset to Ihe Chicago Tribuns,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Ind, Deo. ia nen Odd
Fellows Lodge mas instituted At Lebanon, Boone
County, tonight. charter was ias,ed to-day
for \ lodge al Homer. Hush County, and for i
llebekRh degree at Noblesylil8,
, 1874-12-18

THE PERlLS OF THE FUTURE.
nEMAnKADLE SPEECH At TIE nElSTEHIENT OF
CONFEDERATE DEAD-TlIE nEDELLION JUSTIFIED
AND TREASON DECLARED HoSoNhDLE-AN EXPO
slrioS Or THE DouMA OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY
ARE WE NATION t-THE coSTAoio1 or 6kUEa-
sIoA.
from Our 0,on Correspondent,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. II, 1874.
Tho magnauimity Of tho Northern people haa
seldom boon moro BIrlklngly illustrated than by
M ovaut which has just occurred near this city.
There is probably no country except tho United
Btatoa wllero conquered roDols, within cannon
range Of tho National Capital, would atts.npt to
iuBtify secession. In tho briof engagement TINT
occurred in July, 1904, boforo tho northern for
ti!lcations OF Washington, wlon Gen. Early
attempted tho capture Of Washington City, q
number Of Confederate soldiers were killed, as.d
wore buried IN tho tronchea where they fell.
Thcir remains have rccontly been removed from
their shallow Grayos and rosutoIrod in cemo-
terry noar Silver Springs. On tho OCCASION
Of this reintormont, Dr.. A. Y. +. Gar
mott, Of tls city, who was at ono
tImn sursaon~Gonera Of tho Southern Coneod-
crazy, delivered M oratiou. Tho tu1t OF TINT
orasion has just boon printed. Those who
watched tho pGosresn Of tho original "Firglna
abstraction Of AecosBion, who Witnessed tho
rapid subsequent development aud dea:lly con-
taglon Of thAt doctrine, who kloE tho otleots OF
taml'oring with popular loynity, of tho nlalisn
psosApt!ugs Of tho nc.nocrat!u party, and Of tho
Bpirit OF the Rebellion. may find
HpMETH}Su To THINK ABOUT
In the extracts from lhia Grafton wliull follow.
Tho nllmbnr Of Congressman from tho South WIN
ngroo with thu utle4nces OF thiH Booch III lDrgc,
aid camprlaoa tho ability and enorgr OF The
Domocraoy Of CoHgraHH, wIlatl,or from tho North
ar South. 8o1ne Of tho moro prominent or
t!loso Democratic leadurs wero pragont
ut thls rnhurial Of tho Southern duaa,
ind listened, certainly without dlssont,
and doubtless with approval, so.doosrines that
, 1874-12-18

WASHINGTON.
A. Beautiful Scrimnage
in the Lower
House.
Some Vigorous Kicks Aimed
at Government Bu-
reauS.
Republicans and Democrats on
Both Sides Of tho
Question.
S. S. Cox Appears as a Violent
Defender Of the DEM
ocratic Faith.
The Senate Still Struggling
with the District
Bill.
hlr. Morton Unwilling to Deprive
District People Of tho
Suffrage.
Mr. Dawes Moves to Restore
the Tax on Tea and
Coffee.
Present Condition Of the Various
Transportation Bills.
Speoulatlons Regarding the E1amina-
tion Of Mr. Irwin.
PerI1s OF the Future---The Confederate
Speech Of DR.. Garnett.
The SYSTEM QE RIIREAIlcRacX
, 1874-12-18

ACCOUNT OF THE SOUTHWESTERN ROAD WITH THE
GOVERNMENT.
Special Dispatch to The Chieaan TYtbane.
WAst11SaToS, D. G., Dec. 17.-T'he attorney
hero Of tho Chicago i Northwestern Rairoad
Company states that that Company docs not ono
tho Government s3i00,100 on account Of back
ta1ea due under tho s per cent tax on surplus
earnings. 1t ia stated tlat tho recent suit to re-
cover that Sun, wai brought undor misappro-
nens,on that the Statc is barred by stipulation
now ilod at tho Treasury Department; that tho
only amount which tlo Government can roally
claim to DO duo ia about 5000. Tho road
disputos liability for thia amount. but
1t is probable that the aum will DO
pnid as n comprolniso. This is tho case as stated
BY representatives Of tho Company. Tho CHI
cago i Northwestern Company has q claim hoFo
against tho Government for $780, 600 for tho
transportation Of troopa during THO War. An
attempt will be n.ade to secure legislation which
will permit tho Company to 80 to tho Coult Of
Claims to recover this sunl.
, 1874-12-18

Plenty Of currency for nil the legitimate wants o
the country With Elasticity aa to quantity, aud Sta
SHOULD be put to the continual fluctuations In thu va
Of tho currency which innice iucnlcuinbo injury
industry and enterprise. Il introducea element
doubt md uncertainty into al transactions, and make
business little bostcr than gambling. It IL Nutfona
dfegrace ns we'll 10 owl for tho monetary standard o.
va,cs to 10 Kept In such vactllatng and chauXeabl
, 1874-12-18

Reduction Of 9tnte hrts Iocnl Taxes.
Tho ut,noHt reduction Of a iroct ta1es must be In
1lsted upon by tho people. within fcr years county,
township md municipal ta1ation has enormously in
creased, and bcconie almost beyond endurance,
throughout tho Western States. Steps must bo taken
National Government, and choke down tho Unsuitable
rpeh Of tho pcnt ta1-eaterR, befors Ill the surplus
earnings Of tho industrious casscs arc conscated by
, 1874-12-18

0 1pnr exnofipnco fn thu Gregory Trade, an an tet-
eiyr sqaunltnnoo With lnh1ora anl Iage tchlust DO.
aires situation ~ lFaYu,iug saleIluau. Address ~.
Tstbun9 oIhrc
, 1874-12-18

HGE0tna E0nFlAGhA W1 ct the HGntu WeT0 equally
ntrotio mud CONGREGATIONS N t1a strlgale with then:
selves; that fu dGre,tlag ourselves by the net Of
secession from them we did 10 nor tho highest con-
anifes.e our aSadfas dci!ty mud teuacios oyay
to t0ho principles which unerlle tho Constitution
tAl W. mcre actntcd BY no hostility to tue unon per
which It bud been founlea When the National Legls-
laturn [al subordinate partlsan interest and sectional
prrIuccs to tllesb grcat elements Of Republican row.
trancnt. anu wlcn Tie 1enplo Of each section shall
earn TO Guftiyato sentiment. Of mutual reapcst for
each other; then, anu nut untll then, shall have
happy nn'ted nns homogeneous people, onIoylnR the
blessings os prosperous Just an good government.
RECESSION NOT NEBELLIoE.
IEAsng tins demonstrated that tho net Of succession
oil the lart uf tho sotharn Status could not III any
proper sa.ahe DO styled rosollinus or Unconstitutional
will proceed to brief consideration OF tho next n,tl
Icrhapa most generally y-,tceptc1, accasatton: That
wo OF tho South tho irat commence ostlltles
Hill that e prlnlary ovort act nf war consisted IN
firing on Fort Sumter IN tic barber of Charleston.
~ retercnrn to tho recorded evrntA Of that pcslo 1t
1ratcd until after tho most so1onn protestaona and
earnest efforts lad bcen salo BY tho authorities Of
saulh Carnlna to induce tho unltod States dosorn-
nont not to atompt to re!nfurco that Fortress aud
thereby commit an act which they coull rcgar IN no
ohes Gght .l.nn declaration az Wat. aI force upon
them tho alternative Of firing thu rst Bun III Eelf,e-
DIR thu Constitution to mako war upon lilo
sateh ar tner peoc o, Invade he,. sot e tho !onsh
ahal, without tho censcnt Of Congress. In tsmas OF
peace kccp trdpa or Bhrg of war, &c., tor engage in
war Na.tss actas4 s'ssa@s ar % s,sh s.!;tt dan-
Tint cYnn Under tho Constitution nnd in tmrs Of
peace Htao as the right 10 enga3o ~ war when as-
tl)aCy lnyntlel or When IN Hnrn nnl!ncnt danger aB
will not admit Ut delay
SOUTH cANpLixA 51tSF4EiEp.
Whether. thsn. w. regard she stas q South oaf'
provs!ua " tho Colht!titlo must alnt that ahs
clearly lad tAs right 10 rspsl by foteu Of ssms tha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11
THE COMING sHOEMAKERs, STRIKE.

At a meeting of the Crlspin Association, held Ct
the Tenth Ward Hotel, corner OF Broome and
Forsyth streets, 1t was unanimously decided to
place strict watch on all custom boot and shoe
stores through the city. and compel the employers
to hire none but society w0rkmen Special REFER
ence was made 10 the stores OF John Waters, No.
rs East Fourteenth street, and r. Smith, No. 564
Broadway, and committee was appointed to
investigate themiinmediatey, with instructions TO
watch and find out the names aud residences OF all
the shoemakers employed, with view to call on
them and get them 70 throw up their work Tor
those stores ana JON the society. This Is TO be
done by lair meaus II possible, or by lorce, II it
becomes necessary In consequence Of the near APP
proach of the spring and summer trade the Crspins
have again dug up their war Ratchet, ant, it IL
said, are individually ana collectively soIemnly
bound to carry on their operations against the
employers till they compel all custom loot and
shoe store in the city either to hire society men or
shut up shop. II they tai! IN this the strikers
assert they Will themselves perish in the attempt
One OF the members remarked that they had been
existing on charity soup during the winter in con-
sequence OF having no work. and they intended to
live Oh the fat Of the land during the summer, and
they would make tue bosses pay well Tor it now
when there was plenty oil work and they, in turn
could make tneir customers pay for 1t.