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, 1875-11-21

r1rs LECTURE BBFonE THE ATHENETN4
A lecture upon "Iha Voice Of Fine Art to
the Masses was delivered By Col. James Fair
man At The Atheunum last Tuesday evening.
IA the most valuable lecture upon an artistic
subject Of the season thus far. and unfortu-
uately listened to by but about twenty peop1e It
ia worthy OF notice, and it is to be regretted that
the notice mnst b. altogether retrospective, and
not prospective, since the lecturer will not ap-
near here aRain this season. Col fairman,
though Of Scotch origin, ia an American artist
nos resident in Paris His military title 1s de-
rived from sezsice in our late War. Something
of magazine writer, something Of poet, and
eome.hing Of ~ orator, as m artist Col.
Faitmans specialty is in landscape paint
ing with figures, and bis patroa-
see comes chiefly from American purchasers
specimens Of his pictures. eight in numbex. have
heen exhibited ut O'Briens Art Gallery during
The Inst three days. not fox eaie. but exhibited as
examples ou which to receive commissions. This
exhibition 10 1ow at an end
Col Fafrman balongs to What he Gala. Tor
want Of q better name, "The Electic School, "
that is, class Of artists that processes not to
a,tacb itself distinctly to the FRENCH or Duasa'-
dorf. or MUNICH, or any other school, hot, hav-
mo studfen in ali Of seSezsl 0. the leading
schools, sirns at adopting good qualities from
each. As these pictures are no longer to be
called Tor. Very diverse in subject, from
he tranquil *.St1atford on Avon" 10 the
nriaptal :: Besch at Ja6a.' they SO differ from
any Of cur accustomed artists that eoma especia
experience and education upon them seems nec-
aaaarv for q turt review. It ia evident -that thf
srt;st noa.eaaes both skiu sud inteDiganca--tha
he knows how to PAINT, and that he uass BIZ
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The birthday OF MIR. E. e. Orvis was celabrat-
ed at his residence last Friday evening. The
bouse and grounds we're beautifully illuminated
with Chinese lanterns which, together with the
various designs and floral decorations. formed an
imposing sight. Wedgwood's Orchestra WAS
present, and played several very fine selections
vhile the guests we're arriving At Rboat 3
o'clock the capacious parlors were thrown open
TO the company. numbering about zoo. aud many
of them we're speedily enjoying themselves In
dancing. At y o'clock the guests descended TO
the dIning-room, where geunins New England
supner was served, consisting OF baked beans
sna brown bread, Indiau pudding, chicken ple'
roast turksy, roaat chicken pumpkin pie, mince
pie cranberry pie, and many other old-tashloned
dishes.
Thutsdny the Presbyterian Society Of Lawn
dale gave very enjoyable entertainment for
tha benett of the Society," The music drama,
and tghleau1 were good, and especially Mlss
Phillips and Mr. De Witt @. Tanner, who gave
duet, which was encored- hr. FRANK hasse1'
er.l Of his fine songs. The domestic drans
s.Trne or Fa1ee Renevolence" Vas effectively
rsn5nred. The entertainment closed 1y the
tableau1 II dreamt dwelt in marble halls'' ny
Mra. Col. Robert Forsyth. Ihe scene was
rendered more attractive BY the s.nglng o1 al.;s
Reebee, aud Gertie Bristol all participated and
adaed to the enjoyment Of the entertainment o.
r will Ia followed bv a grand entertainment p}
the BaptiH Society Of 'Old Folks" Of which
due notice will be given.
MORGAN PARK.
The oui Vive Club Of Morgan Park held thei1
third solrae daasanta Friday evening Al the nor
eaa Park Hsll. As usual, the party was pleas
ant and enjoyable one At $3.50, the time Tor
commencing. some OF the managers felt rather
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Two ssble philosophers took shelter undar th&
eana trpe durine q beavy shower. Atser some
tine, s one s Of theu. complained ehat :slt tho
rain. ..Nebber m,nd zenhed tbo r4tsn "ders'A
nianty Of trees WHEN d;s r." u va tkRn1Rh.
ven 10 to Auoder.
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The third party Of the l. Fayodte Clnb, which
vas to have been held at Martine's Academy Fri
dsv eveotuT, c1me very rear being suddenly
postpoaed. l: 60 happened that about O'clock
, 1875-11-21

b,na m seeing no more than twelve couples
,,esent hut before 9 o'clock those feelings had
paen 5sca rde to rive place to others OF more
agreeable w4Sn a tns na09r 9 e2nss l
a.caS - !, this fast growing suburb before this
winter is tt hse0R btas Is fsx9fss se xtn ,oss tss
u1u.'I, s1n I4sre at.euded the Qui Eiyo Cub PAL
IT, seb two ve1s snssss ss.zy syee eaass sss
ed' ospec,ally taa one called the "pyrau1d,'
11ds5 e, ths pss a fe9senan Sf M
Gaa51sa Sa1'as rged eroa deal Of care IN his aele
.;ons' The programme consisted OF tgelfe
% 1o.so rho fourth party OF this Club will: take
n1ara Friday eyepiug. Dec. 8.
p';1 T3a E,1cbro and Cr1bbage Club will maet TO-
narrow evenipg at tho residence OF Mr. ". ".
Wsahburn. Good playing and hue time are
anticipated.
Tho Mite Society Of st. Pani's Episcopal
nbnrch raye large and well attended dancing
party Floods hs last WsaReans f5a 6sssa SSsses
Tam.sno1 = nHr and neichbo+ing suburbs. Ft2ger-
aids 0rchestra furnished the music-:
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ins Wert 9elette &ir9en= unb &lolter=
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ncn jener &ra>ualle nid)t su iiberitei9en,
an bic man 1citcns bes ! liioomcritontl den
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nit ben ,en9li16en Nol ltbampfern ~Mon=
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2td)te bar.
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oen f5oitenbirtenbriefe Die 1eell lor9erli9e
5bdtigteit ber @eleuidait Sel II gelobt>
uno ooour9 BEN 3prn Der an oer O{iin=
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bruor mar I'M 5bcoter Sc las Sorleoobos
einc Noltsperl lomnllung onbcroumt NOR
Den, bic gt9en oos crsbil@Dfli9e Sbrei=
ben uno Sic 3ulollun9 Der Scuiten sur
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Yrptcit erbeben lpllte. Sn >plltbenoen
:uusfaIlsn gc9cn Den Gr5b'l3of nno Den
Sc]uitcnorocn no0te man bprt 1elncm
llnmutbe gu it.. yeim G1lnlle Der yer
lomn,inns eri0oll olS Dem fonotilirten
P6bcl Der 9}ui "A la plaza de Ia
Victorian. 9orouJbin lcttoN mcbr ols
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o;;i >vSlrhcn man : ~yrcicr Stoot unb
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Die al Der Hololttblirc ouIcltclltc 4p=
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uub ucrluii jtcno bronQ bic 2@tcn9c III oo:
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tarji;h>io&H uon oeu rtil9i1lcn Sro'A
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tam hos Vicro unb ipic nicl Nrpccut Qciuinut CT ?
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Ttrr@ ro:l n>r Moylsyl,n0 " M:btAt IL
,;c;5 i:;jU:ucN mubtc. 1873 'jNrot ;H::I
rc5 9;}erf luicbcr ouI9cnom'ltll mo g.
fang, bcionocrs NurN Die Ntml!hunarn
nc; Ntbc Not6cr nno oeS Mbb> tHa;l'
M}trt;on, weld)cr bic 9ciltli6t SeltrH9 Der
NriiNcr iihernu6m. Ios Mtuttcrholls 1T
III Dillenbcim. Sic Sriiocr holtcN Nor
n,oihulcn, 9(rfcrbouid)ulcn, Walltn&i!=
ltutcn, WIinbrninltitlttc, lino iii Nel3N9=
riljcn, hcjor9cn bic Gocviitcicn. Slc
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ciir;acn Miit9litocrn Der A}ird)>, bic be-
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bic Grubrr] Nottcn b;erc3, lino &ronfcn=
pilcge, l(ntcrltiltur9 br 9(rmtr, 9(Nlhcz
bunp pon TcinoiMoitc'L bic o,:9cSelb :
netc Ncrebrung gcmillcr $otiiss schcimnllle,
6iirbittc fir Die @eri itorbcncn, iSprrc=
runS gen>cinniibi9cr 2lnitoltcn nno Gin
rihtungen. 5cbr ncrbrcitSt tclunocr2
and i'm totbplilhcn 5iiohcutl hIonb, ,ro=
rem sic Nlorioniidcn Congregational IN
II. unb rs. Sobrbun0cyt, sic bclpnocrs
pon pcn Ncluitcl, scpIl>9t >ourotn. Nc
ben Oslll clbcn h!ilbtcn oud) >': Scopn=
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bic Corpus =0brilt =Hruocrld)of 2it
Ul0ubi9cn lutbt1u in bcm 9cmein(omel
Strtbcu uno 0itbctt Die 9SoIicrL lib pp>
ccn Wcfohrcn ncs i,ci!cs I'll htpobren
lcmie bic 9]}ittcl, nit Gvfp!9 fir bo!
>pobrt Mnhl ihrcr NyliAcr unb S6me=
itcrn su >p;rtcn. 9So immsr lol6c Ser
ti!tt lu) ullutitN, IiNtllNie uuS lllull|p
Neben unb HrnrlriAtcit uno Geinbeit Dc
Sitten. 9(Ne Hruberl6oftcn, in pel6e
&iyt6e tic aud! trri1tet mcroel1, unterlie
gen Der SliriSoiction uno oem @ilita
tionsrchte bcs Bil6ofs; obne 3uitim
,uuug nes 0i65elanbil3ofs fs barf 1T fei
ner Stride eine Bruoerl6aft errt9te
,reroen ou9 nidt in elmer &lpiterfir6e
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cs lpa linn immer frei itebenL iol6e slen
cerungen berlelben por5uneDmcn, lpel3
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9ipm> audi in 9Saris ltcbt cS in grobe
Sliitbc> o>pic bisbcr III lneDrcren itolic
nil0cn St0oten. ySir fDnncn bic SSru
bcr10often on tcl ten III picr Glollc
tbcilen AZ Spl1c, bic G0riitu5 Scr
9crrn lclblt 9cltcn; ollo bic pom bcillg
item 9lltorsl slotroucntc, ppn Dem Gclli9lte
@erSen SellL pom Dcili9lten Non1cn Sc
lus, upn hcn bI. flint 9SNnocu &.
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S:i:t&:s.::::;;gU>>tsr, yj:c on3sG.i>tt1
rnr A:rI Ntlii9HE &cntO!tt oGcv NcN<;>t
Gt{:j t:!> unn con Noplt Clemens Iii.
us" btItGtj3tc t9riit!itb> Sriiosrldjoli
il1 iiolitbtu Gronfreicb, bc(tono ons 9(it=
tern, Monc)eu uno 2rtci!crn ?ucldc
obrc N;oulur unb Scliiboc IN procn2=
0bu!ithcr Msr foiiuu4 Nnter WvoS>:ciitcra
lebttn uao iiir 9(nlc9un9 uao GrAoltuN9
urn Hri!cftn, i5dbrtn 5troBcn uno Sop=
lpistn Sor3c truNcn, oud) VScil1otrer
'lno onocrc Ntilcnoc ldlitttN. %ot)otH'
lie ,u 9roBcn &:itAtbliH1trn 9Slon1t Ma=
rcn, ortctsn lie aus uno muyScn Hn1
Yopit Iius II. aulNc5oben.
8rUbsr bcs frcicu Ncl Il cs,
cinc DEM GoNtbcisn1u5 hulolgtnor ottte
ocs -. unh II. SAGr5nnocrt, Die bt>on=
ocrs am Mbciu, horn oud) in bcr Sd)mElS
nnb in GNmoben Nnh0n9er tnne.
SriiSer ocs Ntmcln1 men ~
bens, cine Sun0Ait pon Ncrboro (3rpct
;u 0epemtcr I'M 1863 gr9riinostc, oonn
bon 6!orentiuS No0c'uin hurd) Grrlhz
tung ciutr Central a(nl taft iil gSiaoelcm
1886 Ftlttr prgouilirte frcic Scnoi'n=
ldoit ron Nriclteru unb Soicn, 6crcn
N}it9leotr 1id, our1 cigenc 9(rbcit ndb@
rc1 uno burtb 2cbrt uno Se;lpiel poDr=
hoft tDriitli@c UrDmnli9feit lDrocrn lpll=
ten. Nolo cnt ltano cine 9lcid)e 9(niolt
ouA oui Dem Msuetenberge bel 3wpa
uno NUN persluei9tc lib bos Snltltut III
;>pci Mi6tungen, Eic lid ac9cnlciti9 er=
aan,tcn. Sic Gsntrolonitolt botte einen
cioentli6 tlDltcrlibcn Gboruttcr Sic
orDbcre 1d bc>pcgcnoc uno mcbr ins
Wplfslehcn enbrin9cnoe Mtullc Der Wr=
lcll16oft bcltonb ous ncn 9c,uDbnl!d)e'
Nriiocrn tbcilS Yrielter, ttcils 9oicnL Die
cntlpeber ;ulommca mpbntcn phcr Scr
ircut in oeil ltliben 9lrlntcrn Nno 1llr SIT
Nennbiloun9 Wirftcn. Su 9cpcl'ter tnt:
ltano:n mebrcrc GruOcrbdulcr. >Spt!=
lun1 mic 6olle morcn in bcnlelhcn &C.
mcin1hoftlid oud> &le!b,,u9 uno Ht=
tenscinri6 tung 9crcNe!t. IS 'uorcn tc:
ltimmtc Gtunbcn fir Muodhtsiibungcr
nno crtaulitbe Wortraat fcit9elett uni
utt uullEe OStt uSt cJuuuNA"NtA, "t>JN'<-
1Ner ober tiinitleriider S6dtiateit, ma:
mentlitb Dem MbI@reiben Der Fl. SGrif
uno gutter 8ii6er 9cluiomct.
SriiDer Der 9ri it ibcn 9 dat:
lcn 9ceriinbet in 9}4eims 1879 pon Dem
eoruiirbigen oe Ia Soac Ahr M(utter=
hous bcTnbct lita in Yoris, Rue Oudi-
not. uno lit Hoiiclbc cil:cs Ser NrGDtt1
rl;9j0lcn $,Iuitr. urn loo-3Oo Srll=
bcrn bc>uobnt. Tic Congregation i0bl1
bel 10000 2Srilocr, urtcrrir0tct iii Nronf=
reid ullcin iitc: 3)G. .GNO Milobcn unO ba
NicocrloliunNel, in oAc:l NS;lit3cilen. Sir
Nrcitc5 2)!uttcrhous |ijr iYronfrei@ lit II
Nlcvmon: Ttrrono, ccm 30 Stabilize:
merits Entcrlcbcn. 9llc onoern Srlloer
rpn1rcNotinuc1 in 6rontrei6 unb Sel
gle" fpmm>n Til 3ohl uno Scocutln!
oj>:;rr r"nl:avti::H;i *:tiFln9 &c Ia So!lc';
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SUM Orbcnsboule Ser &sisa le9oft pur=
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i!otius, i'm GSran;isfonsr= uao Gom!ni=
tnncr= =N(nItcr or9e G>r,pii iiltunaen on9e'
riht>t. .<So gelon9tc Der 3ug por bas
Noucoio Def Golnoonr. ODne tpeitereS
ltiirste Scr mitbenbe 6oufe in bos s.
biuoc uuo Ihlu9 ollc5 nieoer, mas er
ontroi. Grr, uotb onocrn Bert9ten
|iiuf o}lt;y ser .Ocleal al6oit, unter Die len
7. Nbo,p, iuurotn crmoroet; per>punoet
inn, thcimcilc 1Nmer, Der Gectpr Sol=
nuop, oit PIP. 'Gobcros, WiQoroc> Sor=
rta uno 9((hi. 9(noerc boben li@ our4
e;ntn Gpyung aus ocm Tsnlter 19wer
utrlttt. $oierauf siinbete mon ouf Der
Gtroi;c eincn 9rpben S9elterbouten AT,
trug bonn bic breunenben 0ol5ldelte III
bos &lo1 tier uno le9te nit Sel9lllfe pon
Yetroleum Teucr at oos @eb0lloe. Solo
6ronnte cs li9terlob uno no9 mtn'9en
5tunocn mar cines Der 9rpBortl91ten uno
pro6tppQlten Yaumerfe Sioomerifo'.s
pernibtct. 9ann 5erltob Der 9oufe ppr
Dem @bnellfeucr Der I'M Gill9ritt beran<
riicfenoen 5ruppenma6t. 9le ooourN
cntltauoene @er'uirrun9, oos @ns1tgebeul
ser C5etroifenen uno Der Tlommenl 6eln
oes brennenoen Webduocs >ptro ppn Der
luoamcrifonii6en 45rclis ols ein groull=
ges 8ilo gel6ilocrt. gSdbreno oer 9fa3t
alma mod Die STRIDE De Ia Gncca in
Tlommen onf. Sic. lebtc llntbat lit ein
9to6eoft italienilbcr Gorbonori ols De-
ren Sooupt III Bucnps 9Dres 9iicpnpr
Youletti gilt. Muf bic &unoe pon Bic
len Greisnillen perlieBcn Die Seluiten
ppn Golinas ibr Nrbersbolls audi bic
Ye,ppbncr oes Tron5iSfaner= uno Do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lu6ten in ben 9du=
fern ber No6bor1 1baft @i9erbcit. Sic
Geeicrung erfldrte Die @taet fir orelBi9
Sage in 8elagerun9s5ul ltano> mpblliirte
Die electromagnetic uno lieB olle &ir6cn
uno &l0iter ,lnb DHentli6en @ebduoe NIT
litdri16 ltorf beleben. Nom N{lnll tier
BET ausmdrtigen 9ln9elc9enbeitcn muroen
Die Nertreter Trantreids, @ponle11s
unb cStaliens III elmer GonferenS bcru fcn.
9os Mb9eoronetenbaus lpro9 in elmer
8ptl9aft leinen tiefen unluillcn ii6er bic
ldouberboften @of fdlle aus uno orin9t
auf no6oriidli9e 8eitrafung aller @dul~
0igen.
Sic 8etpesun9 itebt offsnbor nit Der
bon Der bra lilianil den &e9lerun9 5u
Yernombuco betriebenen Seluitenbebe in
8erbinoung. 9Sabreno man bort init
falter Bere9nung porsin9, griff in Bue=
uos Mpres Der beiBbliti9e Ybbel 1pfort
III 0old6 una Yetroleun1. 9lls nobc=
liegerben GriinOcn milf bic brolilionll0e
Trcimourer]9af permittellt ocs ubcr
cons Giioomerifo ltorf, perbrelteten 60
9cntbums bcn i'm ei9cnen 2onoe begon=
nencn rGnlturtompf" ou0 jenleits Der
@rcnscn in Der 9to96arld}oft empprbr1n=
gen. Sn Gruooor mar BET Der hetanl1teS
@c1innun0 bes bp@bersigen Yrdllocnten
nicbts su mo@cn; ou6 Die perllanl1d)e
Mcgicrung beloT yelunben N}enl 9enper=
itano gcnug, It'll ~ bcgrcifcn[ ooB ols
fouul interchangeable 9}lbc unb Orb
i1ung ourN tirdcnl ltiirmcrilcbe Scl ltrebing
lc5ucr!itb bcfelti3t >ucrot uno mics fir
NcuT Teinolihe 3umrtbungcn pnn llt3 ob.
Wor @ur;cm bat bic Nurlc in lobcnorr
9tncrfrnnung oie1 1cr @clinnun9 Dem Md
|iocntcn Der Gcpubtif olc cbenoI'0cn
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25

watchful economy with which all the de-
partments of the State Government have
been conduc ed, and the dignity and i'm
partiality with which the Executive du-
ties have been performed, are worthy of
approval by the electors.
Eghh-That We cordially approve of
the removal by the Legislature of 1874
of the embarrassment which the Radical
party had placed in the way of free suf-
trage, and we also approve of the repeal
of the unjust Alien law which that party
had adopted for the purpose of restrict
ingan expression of the popular voice at
the ballot-boxes
Rt8oired, That we present to the con-
sideration of the electors of Connecticut
the names of Charles r. Ingnrsoll, Geo.
G. Sill, Marvin II. SPnger, William H..
Raymond and Alfred X. Goodrich for re-
election to the Offices they have so ably
and faithfully filled the past two years,
and we invite all the Conservative voters
who prefer principle to party, and gov
ernment of freedom to military rule, to
act with us in SECURING their election on
the first Monday of April next.
Mr.. Mccarthy, OF New Haven, intro
duced a resolution having for its object
the doing away with objections to politi-
cal candidates on account of religious be-
lief After a lengthy discussion it was
passed. 1t is as follows:
Resolved, That the Democratic party,
in State Convention assembled, demand
in the future, as in the past, for each and
every citizen of the State, the right Of
"the exercise and enjoyment of religious
profession and worship without discrim-
ination," and that it condemns all oppo-
sition to and refusal to vote for candi-
date for Office that has its source solely
from the religious convictions held by
such candidate, and that we regard such
opposition as an insult to his faith, an
inf. ingement of his rights as an American
citizen, as contrary to the Jefersonian
doctrine of Democracy, and violation
of the letter and spirit of the Constitution
of the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

We should extremely regret to see the
power of suspending the habeas corpus
given into the Presidents hands, because
1t is too hazardous measure for any but
belligerent times, and because we believe
there is no earthly need of it if the pres
ent Republican Congress does its duty.
Il Boston Journal (Rep)
The New York Evening Post thus con-
cludes an article on the Bounty bill {:
Perhaps its promoters expect to serve
their purpose by getting it through the
House Of Representatives, trusting to the
Senate to save the Treasury by defeating
it. The exposure of such scheme
ought to open the eyes of the soldiers
and sailors to the real character rf the
generosity affected towards them"
The foolhardy Administration leaders,
who are urging the reckless legislation
for the South, would do well to read the
Republican press of the country on the
subject. Sn far as heard from there is
nor single Republican journal, whose
opinion on any subject is worth anything,
which does not oppose all measures of
the kind. They are wise enough to see
that certain death lies in that direction.
Nv Y. Tribune
Suspending the habeas corpus and
making United States deputy marshals
sole judges of elections, sole counters
and recorders of returns, with absolute
and unquestioned power to arrest any
and every one before or at elections
whom they may wish to prevent voting,
u inh Nt-n,,l1
propriate for Russia and Austria than the
United States.-[ Rhilddephia Inquirer
(Rep.)
Those hot-headed haters who are un-
willing to admit that the Southern whites
are anything less than tiends in their
treatment Of the negroes, would do we'll
to ponder over recent act of the Georgia
House of Representatives The planters
of the State have been greatly annoyed
by the negroes abandoning their yearly
contracts for labor after receiving advance
pay. To remedy this trouble bill was
introduced in the House making the
abandonment of contracts by both whites
and blacks a misdemeanor. The planters
opposed the bill warmly as unjust to the
negroes, and when the vote was taken
there were only u yeas to ll6 nays, and
Georgia is, as everybody knows, a strong
ly Democratic State.
Mayor League, of Memphis, who is a
Republican, said to reporter of the
Memphis appeal, the other day, in speak
ing of Grants administration: 81 am
free to tell you that it has been, and l
am sorry to say is, complete failure.
No man that | know of has had such an
opportunity of doing good as President
Grant. No man had better oppOrtu-
nifty of bringing able men to assist and
cooperate with him than he has had;
and yet the country at large has derived
no benefit from his long term of office.
The people are taxed almost out of ex-
stence. While the country, compare
lively speaking, has been netting poorer
and poorer, he and those around him
have been doubling their salaries. And
unless one is successful in being in one
of the rings or connected with them, he
does not know where to 60 in order to
find resting-p'ace." y 20 ,''.