Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-25
HERALDIANA.

The civil Damage Act" is better than |
probibitory law. Rum was sold to |
lad, which led to his death. and the |
father has recovered $4,000 damages
from the man who furnished the fluid. |
1t is possible, therefore, to compel deal
ers to exercise some discretion in their
sales, aud that is what is really wanted
Attorney General Williams decides
that it is the duty of the United States
authorities to enforce every act Of Con-
gress, and Congress deems it its duty to
enact any law 1t may deem "appropri-
ate" to the condition Of the Southern
States. Why not recognize at once that
there are no Southern States, that all
power over the Southern people is IN
Congress, that the States are blotted out
| by the fourteenth amendment as inter-
preted?
Cardinal Cullen, OF Dublin, has come
out against the opera and the scenes 1t
presents as scandalous. He seems to de.
scribe the opera of Robert the Devil"
and his objection is that it presents on
the stage Catholic Church. He says:
THE proceedings commenced with
procession of pretended nuns, repre-
scented BY ballet girls of the theater
After this scene the disguised actresses
took their seats in the choir, and chanted,
in a most discordant and disgusting way,
the litanies or psams used in the sacred
liturgy of the church, and went through
other theatrical pretences of prayer" II
they sang discordantly denunciation
! serves them right.
An envious Englishman, named d. W.
Cooley, has poured ont his spleen
,, against DR.. Livingstone in pamphlet
: entitled CDR. Livingstone and the Roya
Geographical Society,"" Mr.. Cooley is
scientific geographer who, without eve
/. having set foot in Africa. has writer
, several books about that country. Hi
. books are honestly and we'll done, AM
2 deserve greater fame than they have re
u ceiyed, but Mr.. Cooley, in blind fit o
jealousy at the popular acceptance OF tn
labors of African travellers, now attack
in the most libellous terms both Living
j. stone and the Geographical Society an
). Tia colaborers. He abuses and defame
the men who have walked acros
Africa" and endoavors to "get even
Il with Livingstone, who once describe
q Mr.. Cooley as IAN old armchair geo!
rapher who wrote Inner Africa ia'
Open 49,,
: General Cussedness, J" and If so, won
general cussedness perhaps be goo
~ change from Republican virtue.
10 Butler was sound on the fisheries, OIL
that is the only topic his district is int
, ested in. As for moieties and all th
~ they are magnificently indifferent.
>. Either great many thoughtful pr
he sons are very wrong in their judgment
the Administration in its relations
4 Louisiana and the liberties OF the pr
y. ple, or the elections to come betwe
NJ now and the next national canvass v
sweep the Republican party away as
,er vhirlwind had caught 1t.
"a. From the Ohio returns 1t would app
in. that the Northern people do not pl
Ina all their confidence in the South
70 'outrages" that occur so regularly
md before election time.
Stupid people are the most obstini
~ and 1t ia natural that man shonld 81
.n' 10 his ideas when he has but few.
The remarkable work Of Profe'
t. Ouatreiages, "The Natural History
linn Man." has been translated BY Miss y
mans, and will be published BY d.
OPP pleton h Co.
y2tf Butler thanks God that he had
:. hand in the Alabama arbitration. -
the rest Of NJ.