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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

THE Telegraph says that "every Demo
crat and Conservative will have to be active
and industrious If Ashbel Smith, z. p. Hill
and Douglass Campbell are to be returned
from this district as delegates to the consti-
tutional convention" We had imagined
that there was no doubt Of the election Of
these excellent gentlemen, and their defeat
would be recognized throughout Texas as
great public calamity.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

HoN. d. B. CULBERsoN says that he never
supposed, after the commissioners were Sc
lected by Governor Coke, that tho branch
penitentiary would be located at Jefferson. !.
After the Governor made his selection,
Jefferson had not the ghost of chance.
Mr.. Culberson was not at homo when the
Leaders, article appeared ascribing selfish,
personal motives to his Excellency, and Of
this Mr.. Culberson is wholly ignorant.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

r. II. STEVENS, who it is said never fsils
ia any task, and '.never lets CO." has gone
TO Europe to get money to build the Red
River and Rio GrAnde Sherman, Meridian
and Austin) road. There isn't much money
seeking investment IN railways just now,
and If Stevens's friends love him they
should bid him long farewell.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

.Tm Lender, jealous in the cause Of tenn
perance and even OF Christianity, and i'm
bued with Frejudices of Eastern education
and training, is constrained 70 say, in view
Of the mighty army Of convicted feIons in
Texas, that ''if nothing better can be sug
gested, the whipping post should be tried .
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

San AEToN1ANs says the commissioners
were all right till Coke got hold of them,
and then they fickered vnd preferred San
Marcos. The San Antonio press doesn't
love Coke, and therefore, they say, tbissis
thus. Coke, too, cooked the goose of JEFF
ferson, SO the newspapers and orators say.
Coke can got terribly hot and destructive.
We never believed that the furnace from
which these Hebrew children escaped was
warmed up by Coke.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

IF the interest on United States bonds be
so lessened that the bonds will be invested
in mills and railways, these bonds become,
practically, greeHbacks, and IL greenbacks
become abundant and thus lessened in value.
the purchasing power Of gold win not be
lessened, and gold viii really cost those
who prefer it to paper nothing more than
t.l-dav
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

FRS great pity. San Marcos isthe abode
Of song and poetry--m matchIess In its beauty
and In sbe purity Of its river and breezes
that dimple its surface, and yet people teik
Of locating, evee there, a branch Of the
hideOus penitentinry. Let Luling or Dallas
have Il and there win be fitness Of things
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

JUDGE WnlTnoRE made an able speech
On the twenty-sixth, At Mineola, and the
people there erinced their good taste BY
landing him and Governor Hubbard- The
latter Is the most felicitous talker snd rheto-
ricisn in Texas
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

THE Ruraf Team thinks the explorations
and discoveries IN Central Africa portend
the restoration Of American negroes 70 their
original home. When they get 70 voting
there, some hot August day, the original
natives win be astonished, and those Amer
ican fellows can't stop instantly.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

Hox. w. B. WRIeHT is said by the press
Of Northern Texas to be the most accom-
plished gentleman from that portion Of the
state now aspiring TO q seat in the constitu-
tionaI convention. He should flll the chair
manship Of the Judiciary committee.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

Nor very long ago . lady Of Austin vas
exhibiting part Of plume worn by Gen.
sam Houston At the battle Of San Jacsnto.
Il had been pressntsd By The Generals
daughter, the Poetsas- The owner Of the
ostrich feather very properly prizes ths
gin, and not many days sgo vas telling
BIrs- Washington Anderson, 81 Round
Rock. hon pssceless q ives. with charm
lag iasoseianss TIE old soldiers wife replied.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

evil is conceded on all hands, we may surely
hope that the timidity of demagogues will
not prevent the publication of the ballot
box when they will not hesitate to purge
the jury box.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

THE newspapers are wiser than Ireland,
and yerT few Of them undertake TO give
notoriety 70 Judge Alsxsnder's secret cir
cuIar By ppblishing It or Irsland's more sb-
surd proclamation about il.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

PEoFIk in Navarro complain bitterly be-
canse Of the failnre Of crops. They viii
not make more than fhsrsy bushels Of corn
per acre. A saud.hiIler vould De delighted.
But this is the way this curious world wags-
We dont know, and Navarro doesn't
know, when 70 be happy. s ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

We gFeztly fear that the suspension Of
Duncan, sherman & Co, in New York. win
be the beginning Of the end. and that
bankruptcies viii occur eFerYvhese. Il
viii harm Texas in nothing. save that Il
may lessen the price Of scoi1on and wheat,
and retard the extepzion ~ shs Intsrna-
tionaI rad -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

brr not . sad reflection that the first
century Of American freedom closes with
Bescher and Grant and the Authorization
of these Southern States
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05

'.t IS well enough for you to value that
senscless plume, but have husband there
who, then, fun Of young life, followed the
wearer of that feather into the thickest of
the fight at San Jasinto.r
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-08-05
WARM SPRINGS
THEMcST PERFECT MADE

Madison county Western North Carolina. These
Springs situated four miles from the Tennessee
line ON the hanks uf the French Broad river in the
very midst OF the highest ranges Of mountains east Of
the Mississippi river, In country gcnerally known
and truthfnlly called the switzerland OF America
The Hotel accommod iuons are unsurpassed at any
watering place summer resort in the oountry. he
baths consist of laEg pool o eloar powerful mineral
and electric water. Temperature iua 20 lOi degrees
Fahrenhet, which ars wonderfully invigoratng TO sn
nvadS. eQualiEing tn circulation and stimulating
the retoFy organs and will moet cases OF chronic
and snbacute gout, rheumatism paralysis dyrpepsiA
neuralgia secondary syphiis. nephriei' and calculus
disorders scrufua. cutancour disc and many dis
cAscs peculiar 10 fsaaes, effect speedy and radical
cure
There Is also acold Sulphur Spring near the Warm
Sprngs. resembling very cosrly in temperature and
color % deposit the yellow sulphur Ing OF Nir
Tinia with sulphnroas odor much stronger. These
springs arr easy Of from ali southern cities by
an nrp of railroads eonvcrging into East Tennessee
pla New orleanH Mobile. M ntgomery, Atlanta
Knoxville Tcnneseee, 20 Morristown E.rt rennessee
ExcurpOn round tip tickets are on sale 10 and IRON
this place In all Soathern cities at three eents PEI
mile
Raecs OF Boards
go per month. SSaso per week, - per day. chu
drsn under 10 and over year, and ooored serv ants
sead iOs circulars and pamphlc,. TO mansgss;
General Nansgsr for warn spnnSs COMPANY.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07

cause OF oppression against the poor against tn e
widespread millions who toll, and eat their
see all parties perish. and hew boundaries OF
Thought and action formed upon ideas that are
IL is
BATTLE UPON FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES.
Sooner or later substantially the principles we
advocate must triumph, or this government in
It's form and institutions must change. The
government must be for the benefit of the peo-
pie, or IL viii be for the benedt of a privi-
legged artstocracy, ana finally merge into a mon
archy. lean not fear, however, the final result -.
have firm aith that the masses are with u.s.
The vast laboring populations OF the Mississippi
valley, embracing the West and the South, will
not make destructive war upon themselves
and their posterity. The same is equally true OF
the laboring masses OF the East. When the reo-
pie shall be eInancIpated from the led caucus
system OF Wall street, the Eastern laborer will
In my judgment, the principles you contend for
10 THIS canvass are as strong to-day with the Ia.
boring people of the city and state OF New York
much favor amidst the operative, Working men
and women in New England now out OF EN-
ployment by thousands as they are on your
farms, in your work hops, and in the great in
dustr1al mining regions OF Pennsylvania The
wors ing people of the United States N Olsen.
thralled from party, are unit upon the subject.
The agents OF capt. al-the organs of the Lond-
holders-the gold sharks" Mr.. Stevens
y
a unit against Us. We accept the issue They
say there shall be no step backward In their
career OF oppression We too say that there
shall be no step back ward in the cause of the
people In our labors 10 protect them from bank
ruptcy. distress and plumber.
Men OF Ohio you opened this cam paign on
the hundredth anniversary of the battle of
Bunker Hill. Your forefathe fought on the
lIth OF June. no, against financial oppression
and unequal taxation. Your grievances are
greater far than those which called them to
arms. Let their example inspire you to stand
firm for liberty and equality. They assail US as
repudiators. We repel the calumny and fasten
II on them. We intend 10 keep sacred
every national obligation. They have re-
pudiated the laws and the good faith
of he government. They have repudi-
ated their own platforms their own solemn aud
Often repeated pledges TO the Poop G. Their
bro " and not ours most wear the OdiOus brand
of reputation. Your great standard bearer too
Is Worthy to lead in This battle. Eminent in
ability, ripe in experie nee, and stainless in his
integrity, william Allen towers hi IN in the est-
NATION OF the people On the l2th day of October
let the people see that the cha mpion of their
rights does not fall under the mercenary blows
OF The consolidated money power OF the world.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07
daily Sentinel of Tusday.l
The Encroachmenfs of the Money Power.

We have the pleasure of presenting to
the readers OF the Sentinel this morning
the speech of tho Hon. d. W. voorhees,,
at Loveland, Ohio, yesterday. 1t is an able
effort, temperate and conservative, while at
the same time 1t discusses the question of
finance, as presented by the legislation of
the Republican party, in clear and logical
light, that exhibits at glance the encroach-
ments OF the money power, and
the ruinOus effects OF the
policy that party is now advocating.
Indiana has sent 10 Ohio her best speakers
during this canvass and they have done ef
ficIent work, ana it is gratifying to note
with what singular unity they resist the
policy of tee Republican party on the main
points at issue. 1t WAS predicted and conf
IDENTIFY hoped, no doubt, by the money
power party, that Mr.. VOORHEES, would make
radical speech going to such extremes as
would give coloring 60 the slanderous per-
versions of the principles of the Western
Democracy on the finances. On the con-
trary they have a close and searching
review Of the successive steps of
Republican legislation which have
upon bO0 the pres
ent financial distress. Mr.. Voorhees,
record upon this subject enabled him to pre-
sent his views in harmony with his utter
ances and consistent with the views on the
financial situation set forth in the Ohio plat
form. He placed the odium that should at
tach to the party whose legislature presented
to the country deprecated currency where
it properly belongs, and hurled back the
charge of reputation with most effec
tive eloquence. This speech is one of Mr..
Voorhees, most happy efforts and will COM
mand the attention of the people East and
West. 1t is to be regretted that Mr.. voorhees,
could not enter upon the canvass sooner,
but these heavy shots all along the line
dealt by Indiana speakers will do good in
Ohio and elsewhere, as they show the deep
interest in the Ohio contest that other states
take, and the reflection of the sentiments of
the people of the country on the pending
ISSUE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07
TDaily Sentinel of tuesday,

What has the Republican party done to
enable it to justly claim for itself any honor
in the management of the finances of the
country during tbs tins that it has held the
governmental reins. We have deprecated
currency, which they call filthy rags in
their speeches. They call it dis
honest money. They say that it bears lie
upon its face. They seem to think it a very
cheat and fraud. Well, who perpetrated this
glazing fraud? They point back to the past
and tell us what the reissue of the forty-tour
million reserve did, and by implication
hold the Democratic party or somebody re-
sponsible for it. Yet they have had full
swing. They have made money, when il
suited them, out of paper. They have had
it declared lawful tender by supreme
court, constituted to decide that very thing.
They inflated when it suited them;
contracted at the dictstion of the
stock gamblers and spectators. They
sold bonds for greenbacks until the
money became so deprecated that
they had to take the back track. Then, in
order TO keep up the value OF the bonds,
they declared that that for which the gov
eminent received thirty cents should be
paid back in a gold dollar. Their presi-
dent would, in one message, advise infa-
ton, and then spoil his work by
vetoing just what he advised. In
short, the Republicans have had
complete sway, doing what they would re-
CARELESS of the constitution, and the result
is, as they describe it, dishonest, filthy rag
money currency-a cheat and fraud. In
all this they are but showing the estimation
they have of their own ability to manage
the finances OF the nation. If they have
made so bad an end, as they say, they ought
to step down and out without more psrley.
, 1875-11-21

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such places. Call Or address Mrs. HoAULLEN, ii ST.
Cair-st., corner OF Illinois.
CuUATION WANTEp-BY a. BOHENIAN GIRL
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za1aer'svq1k. see 5onzA ,r4:er-ss. b. q. HA1CI1T-
a? W?AETrD-soo Hen 70 BCY CHEAP TICK ETs 70
,k.Hne,k atsk'bo{S Orleans, =, Gs,se sed
0ehf LIT ef 'esrr-vosk shown. IA ell iii: -nattcp
<h4trtr5 eiso1, 10 o1ca Zee. Transporta tiou 11e-
, 1875-11-21

the North Rtsnch Of CncAeo River. near Ai1wankos
5zFoed ottd. suitablc for bricky.r oheE annfac-
turing PURPOSES Afceasthe hy fxirp3d and river. Apply
It Hoota Fullerton Block, "a DeaEharn.st.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-24
hlnYInIa

:, Al feLsons having claims ax0nst tho Eg-
Sa'i Sate Vi tha 1Scenaei must present the sBms
fuly ,atte5ted to tho dmiatr8tor. on or he.
1ora February 14h biz. or abide the Act of
Assembly in such ease Made and providei
Thus NJ .tgLE,
Administrator.
Addfess--W Wiinin ton, Del feb2G eodSw
The daily gazette., 1875-03-24
AND
AT TAE LOWEST CAsH,RATEs
Al Mo 4l6 MarketStreef,
ReRiatar'a Order.

REGISTER OFFICE.
Hew Castle County. February "A, 1875.
lpon the application of THos. NJ oaLF
ad9npistrator Of HOWARD OdLF. late 81
Ned Lion hundred. in said county, deeeasl
cd y IS ordered ana directed by tic Rsois-
Ter that IN Administrators aforesaid riTe
notice ot tho granting Of Letters Of AZ
mtnlstraton upon the Estate Of the derseEst
with the dateof granting thereof by cn,asi,.
advertisen,cnts 70 he posted within forty days
from the date oi'such i4ettera, in SIX Of t6s
most public places Of the county Of New CAS-
tie, requiring. all persons having demsnd,
aga1nat the ate to present the aame or
ABIDE by an Act ot Assembly in such case
made md provided. And also cause tho Sans
to to h, be Inserted within the same period in the
pailY. uazeite' II newspaper published in
sfssHtf, hreo weeks. T. O. II
go, 1tyen under the hand and seal of
@hieh OF the Register atarasalj -
saii. III @eT Castle. New Castleeountg nit ra'
day aet vear atevs wriiton.
.. c. HldaS. Reaister