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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-26

BERLIN, March 26.-The Government
contcmplateS an amendment Of the law
against the Jesuits so as TO make It op.
Crative against other religious orders.
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HIRRimuNo, March 26.-The Attot.
ney General Of Pennsylvania says Good
Friday CONTINUES d legal holiday under
the ael Of 1869.
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NEW YoRk, March 26.-Ths loss oi
Dickinson & Co., metal dealers, and
Di0tXs lantern factory By ere this morn.
Ing ID $4,000. 2
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LoSpoS, March 25-The steamships
California and Switzerland, from New
York, and Minnesota, from Philadelphia,
have arrived ont.
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The third match game Of billiards
for the Delaney emblem and champion.
ship Of America At three ball French
was played laSt night at Tanniahy Hall
New York, between Cytille Dion and
Maurice Vignaux, and was won BY the
latter In the 5Oth inning. Winners av.
erage III vignau&'s highest run 30,
Dions lie.
"A Gre at sedalia Mo, THURSDAY
morning, destroyed property worth about
$4,000. 1hAutance snAll.
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The bill to prevent cruelty to animals
on railroads was pasSod to II final reading.
One hundred aud ten members Of Par.
lament have signed q petition to the gov.
ernnlent to have tho WCllahd Canal deep.
ened to 10 feet, and that the 81. Lawrence
river be surveyed with yiCw to securing
a similar depth In that river.
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WASHINGTON.
THs LOUISIANA yupoEsnrp.

WAsHIEGroN, March 25.-- Marshal
Packard, Mr.. Pardoc and Colonel Fish,
Of Now Orleans, visited the President
to-day on the subject Of his power to ap-
point Pardee, or some other person, as
District Judge Of Louisiana, but tho
probability Ii that the otfice will remain
vacant until tho next session Of Congress,
As was said in the executive session, tho
President has no power to make tho ap-
pointment until that time. At the last
hour ex-senator Pratt, Of Indiana, was
suggested 10 the President by the Com
mittee on Judiciary. The President was
assured that Pratt would DO confirmed,
but he adhered to Pardee, whose nomina-
tiOn was laid on the table,
THE INTRR.OcRANlc CANAL,
Commander Lull writes from Panama
that the vicinity Of the railroad offers the
best location for the inter.Oceanic canal.
uNFOUNDED RUMoRs.
During Secretary BOutwells absence
from Washington Fumors have been cir.
culated that he intends 10 resign his
position and enter upon other pursuits,
but his most intimate friends deny the
truth OF tho FumOrs. Ex-senator
Chandler has been mentioned "a his suc.
cessor, but he recently declared that there
was no office In the gift Of the President
that he would accept. Treasurer Spinner
said to-day that his visit to the President
had exclusive reference 10 business for
private parties. It Is inferred from his
conversation that while he Is not over
anxious to retain his position his retire.
will not be immediate.
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OTTAWA, March 25.-The cable bill as
amended BY the Senate passed the House
OF Commons yesterday. Seventeen Sena.
tors have entered protest against the
third readingof the marine electric tele.
graph bill.
wELLANp CANAL AND ST. LAWRENCE
nTuH0
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the INrER.OcEANIc CANAL.

Commander Lull writes from Panama
that the vicinity Of the railroad otEers the
best location for the inter.Oceanic canal
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FIRE RECORD,

A1ASCDSAvO Il HO az AACAA00SVus
LEXINGTON, May 23.-A fire of some
magnitude broke out here at two o'clock
this morning, in the livery stable of Davis
& Adams. 1t spread with greet rapidity,
and it seemed at one time as though the
whole to wn would be destroyed.
A high wind was blowing at the time,
and the flames spread rapidly, until the
whole block between Short and Main
streets, on Limestone, was involved. 1t
then took in the block on the other side of
Limestone, spread along Short and burned
three houses on Main street.
The fire department worked we'll, but as
there was but one fire engine its work was
not very effective. But for the bucket
brigade half of Lexington would now be
in ashes. The fire las got under control
at about halfpast six O'clock. The total
loss is. about 100000, and the insurance
about s35, 900.
twenty-five buildings, were destroyed,
including Adams and Davis stabe, with
eleven horses, and the St. James Hotel.
The Rains Check the Fires.
SCRANTON, Pa, May 24.-The drenching
rain has subdued the forest fires in this
section, saving half dozen towns.
The Fires Again Advancing.
LACKAwANNA, Pa, May 24.-The fires
raging in the counties of Pike. Wayne.
Monroe and Orange, New York, checked by
Fridays rain, are again gaining strength.
Incendiary Fire Mt Minneapolis.
ST. PAUL. May 2l.-The incendiary fire
at Minneapolis last evening destroyed the
extensive lumber yards of Gaines, Cook e.
Co. and Petit. Robinson & Co.. and prop
erty belonging to Gibson & Tyler and
others. The principal losses were Gaines,
Cook g. Co., $4,000, insurance $ll, 900;
Petit, Robinson g. Co., go 200. insurance
$4,000; other small losses, $500. Kerosene
had been spread over several piles of dry
lumber in both yards. The incendiaries
were seen by several persons, but were not
arrested.
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THE TURF.
Tho Races .at Baltimore.


BALTIMORE, May 24.-The hotels are all
we'll filled by visitors to the races, which
commence at Pimlico tomorrow. Pool sell
ing by Cathcart g. Baker, at Johnson's. No.
So West Fayette street, has been brisk all
the evening, and is still going on at this
hour, IL p. NJ. At Barnum's the sales
closed at nine o'clock.
The following are the last sales at John
sons,
First race. three quarter dash; Brunette
$50, Tom Ochiltree $50, Davis stables,
Storm or Jest $50, Bowie's Orcknob or Hol-
brook $50, Audubon SIS, Audacity $l2,
Austral $40.
Second race, Chesapeake stakes; Sanford
500, Chamberlain $75, A. Il. Lewis & Co.
$50, boswell $50, Horbeck $25, Lorillard
SIS, Clabaugh SIS.
Third race, handicap; Countess S25,
Keene Richards SIS, Picolo $40, Donohoe's,
Scratch or Dublin 81, Huckelerry Sc, the
Hoaxer S., .O'Neil 81, Moses Primrose 81,
the Ghost So.
Up to ten o'clock the pools were double
the present figures and aboutthe same rela-
tive proportion.
In the fourth race. trial steeple chase,
Daylight $50. Culpepper $l2, Coronet $40,
Biba Kiba $40, Calvert $40; tieid-Chief,
Engineer and Wizard $40.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Death of Prominent Citizen Of Franklin.
FRANKLIN, La, May 24.-Robert N. Nc
MILAN. the Oldest living member of the
Franklin bar, died here this morning.
Found Dead.
COLUMBIA, s. c., May 24.-Edward Hope,
an old merchant and respected citizen,
was found dead in his room to-day; cause
hemorrhage.
Shifting Capitals.
WHEELING. w. Va, May 24-The Gov
ernor and other executive officers arrived
yesterday by steamer from Charlestown.
The archives and other State property re-
main at the late capital for the present.
Celebrating the Birthday Of the Queen.
RICHMOND. Va, May 24.-The British As
soeiation of Virginia is celebrating Queen
victoria's birthday with great success in
Richmond. The annual sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Wall, in Monumental
ton. Eight Episcopal clergymen, fully
robed, took part in the service.
The annual business meeting is now in
session, Major General Barlow, late of the
English army, presiding. The banquet
this evening will be attended by Governor
kemper and other distinguished persons.
Tomorrow night grand concert and ball
will close the festivities. Frsternal mes
sages have been exchanged with the Eng
ishmep in Georgia and elsewhere celebrat
ing the occasion.
Rectifylng Embellishments Seized.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-The rectifying es.
tablishments of How & Hubbell and Am
men & Co., were seized to-day, by order Of
Collector Powell, for alleged violation of
tho revenue laws.
Gone to Work.
1AwRIY NAV C-Tha rnnlA uuA..
have returned to work. They will join no
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WHOLE NUMBER $500.
union which intends to control WAGES q,

union which intends to control wages or
hours.
Tho Air Limo Railroad Case.
ATLANTA. Ga. May 4.-Judge Bradley,
in the United States court to-day, in the
Air Line railroad case, John II. Fisher
against L. P. Grant, receiver. appointed by
Judge Hopkins, of the Fulton Superior
Court, decided not to interfere, as Grant
was in possession.
Laying Of Corner Stone.
The corner stone OF the Jewish synagogue
was laid by the Maaons to-day, with i'm
posing ceremonies. Remarks were made
by Grand Master Butler and Past Grand
Lawrence. The synagogue will cost $l8, 00O
Probabilities.
WAR DRPARrnkNr)
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
Washington. May "a, 1875, 4:aO P. NJ. }
For Tuesday, in the Gulf States. station
ary or rising barometer, southwest and
northerly winds. higher followed by lower
temperature. and clear followed by cloudy
weather.
The rivers will continue slowly falling.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, May "a, Z. M.
Weather calm. Arrived at 4:5O =. M
Steamship Wilmington, Holmes, master,
from Havana via Florida ports, to I. X
Roberts. No departures.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, May a. 6 p. M.-Weath-
er calm. No arrivals or departures. Ships
Crescent City and L. B. Gilchrist, bark
Fannie j. Mcclellan and schooner M. ID.
ireland sailed during the night. The steam
ship Cortes ia inside awaiting an opportunity
to get out. The snip Western Metropolis
is on the bar. She lies in seventeen feet
water, with nineteen feet Just ahead of her.
The ship Emma is outside awaiting orders.
VIcKsBURG, Nay 24-Passed up-Illnois.
ats ?. NJ. Down-Bismarck. at 10 A. M;
Frank Pargoud, at P. NJ. Arrived-City
of Vieksburg. at P. NJ. Weather warm
and clear. The river has fallen two inches
during the last twenty -four hours
MEMPHls, May 24.-The river has fallen
nine inches. Weather generally clear and
hot. Arrived-Belle Texas, from Little
Rock; Cons. Miller and Minneola. from Gin
cinnati. Departed-Belle Memphis, for ST.
Louis. and Capitol City for vicksburg.
CINCINNATI, May A.-River ten feet six
inches and falling. Weather showery this
afternoon, now clearing and warm
PIrTsBURG, May 24.-River three feet
eight inches and falling Weather cloudy.
very warm and threatening.
LOUIsvIILE, May M.-River stationary;
six feet ten inches in the canal. Light rains
to day.
ST. LOUIS, May M.-Arrived-City of
Helena, from Vicksburg. No departures
The river has risen five inches. Weather
very warm and partially cloudy.
CAIRO, May 4.-Arrived-Capitol City.
from Louis, at p. NJ; Glencoe, from St,
Louis, at A. NJ; Belle Of Shreveport, from
New Orleans. at six; Charles Morgan, from
New Orleans, at ten; Thomas Sherlock from
Cincinnati at : Pm. Departed City,
for Vickshurg, at IL p. NJ; Belle Of Shreve-
port, for st. Louis, at 6 A. NJ; Glencoe. for
New Orleans, at seven; Morgan, for Gin
cinnati, at eleven. River twenty-tw feet
eight inches. Weather clear. Mercury
eighty-two.
EVANSVILLE, May 2i-Heavy rain this
afternoon. Weather cloudy. warm and
threatening tonight. River twelve feet
two inches and station ary.
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Court Items.

The Citizens Bank yesterday escaped the
terrific calamity promised by William Rufus
Crane, Esq, in his exposure of the cause Of
the assessment on his stock for which he
is sued, by the continuance of the case
In the Superior Criminal Court the Jury
returned verdict of not guilty in favor Of
Achille Gardner, tried for killing Daniel
Murray January "a, 1874. The Attorney
General being absent, the State was repre-
sented by Colonel S. j. N. Smith, aud the
defense was conducted by General T. Morris
Chester.
The rule for new trial in the case of the
private markets against the city was ar
gued yesterday in the Superior District
Court
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philosophy teaching by examples. The
game of political diplomacy which the
Confederate leaders are now playing can
not succeed permanently. The North will
never yield the principles for which she
contends. The emancipated citizen of
the South will never consent to be the
menial and political serf of the white man.
The consequences of this mad and criminal
experiment are as plain as that two and
two make four. 1t will end in another civil
war. Let US retraee our steps while there
is time. HUMANITY.
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NEW YORK.
A Wreck mt Sea

NEW YORK, May 24.-The schooner Agnes
j. Grace, at this port, from Havana, reports,
on the twenty first instant, in latitude $40
35|, longitude 75o AZ she fell in with the top
OF a vessels cabin, with two men on it. and
rescued them. They proved to he Captain
Hurst, of the schooner Mary and Eliza, from
Savannah for Damariscotta, and William
Griffith, seaman.
du,ng heavy sae his ,"as vessel I spraSa i1
leak and capslzed. The rest of the crew
capsized in q small boat. Captain Hurst
and Griffin were on the house ninety one
hours without food or water.
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LOST.

nsr nR nrusLAlD.-THB FOLLOWING
.rrart. and voucher have been lost or mis-
Laid A. payment has been stopped the finder wiz
please return to the UNDERMINED: one wariant
series 1874 dated January l6. 1875 for Ooo one
warrant on the State Treasurer OF Lo@sisns Io 70 70
542. new series. 1874. dated Jenuary M phc A.. aC
counts. dated April l. 1875. for $1,000 sll drawn
to the order Of Daniel wards treasurer OF Louis
lana State Agricultural and MscnAnWUri HmW nose'
and not indOrsed. DANIBL EUW AnDo.
Corner Gravier and Front streets.
Nav ,r,eans. NAV 3. 1875 mys I'm
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EXCURSION.

cUNDAY EXCURSION,
JACKSON RAILROAD.
Tickets purchased SUNDAY MORNING will oe
.ood on following MONDAY MORNING 1RAlN
8. E. CAREY,
,cc+ General Passenger Agent.
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NOTICE,

~ VIII INV lOEt
Mr.. ". T. PiPPEY being associated in busine SO
with us, the style of our firm from and after tn is
date viii be hEATH, PIPPkY & LARA.
Respectfully, HEATH LARA.
Referring to the above, we beg to express to our
patrons our grateful appreciation of their past IA
vors and respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same.
Our stock is large and carefully selected, and
comprises UPHOLSTERY GOODS of all kinds,
WALL PAPER in great variety. WINDOW SHADES
and CORNICES LACE CURTAINS aud CURTAIN
MATERIALS, CANTON AND COCOA MATING,
and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, FRENCH AND GERMAN
MIRRORS CHROMOS, ENGRAvlNGS, PICTURE
FRAMES and MOULDtNGS of all kinds
These goods have been purchased at the Low.
RSr CASH PRICES which enables us to offer great
Inducements to those in need Of goods in our line
HEATH, PIPPEY LARA,
- and 3d.. Camp Street......97 and 80
my2 I'm
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Sunday Hours.

For the convenience of tho public the
ticket Office of the New Orleans, ST. Louis
and Chicago Railroad Company, at the
corner of Camp and Common streets under
the City Hotel. will be kept open on Sun
davs from 10 A. NJ. until p NJ.
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They celebrated the centennial anniver.
sary OF Ticonderogs, but found that the
walls Of the old fort had been used by less
patriotic citizens for building cellars in the
neighborhOod.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-25

The topic of tie town-Mrs. farley with
Theophilus and Snipe, her "vally de shams',
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FOREIGN.
Political Prospects in France.


PARIS, May 2i-The recent decision of
the Lett Centre to vote in favor of the re-
tention of the present syst. e, by which
deputies to the Assembly are elected by the
vote of the whole department instead of
adopting Minister Baffet's plan for the sep
arate election Of deputy by each arondiss-
ment, will lead to q disruption of the ma
jority and ministerial crisis in the present
session of the assembly. If the Left Centre
adheree to its resolution there will be q
strong majority against the government,
and President McMahon will be Obliged to
form q coalition of Legitimist and Bona
partist Ministry.
Terrible Accident.
LONDON, May pa special Dispatch to
the Times, from Vienna, ssys dreadful &C.
cident occurred on the river Mur, ut tho town
of Indenburg, province of Tyrol. A ferry
b0at having on board . number OF Catholic
pilgrims en- route to visit tho shrines ON the
other side Of the Muir from Iodenburg, sunk
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There is only one Mrs. farley, and bis
name is-well 20 and zee and find out
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FOB SALE.

-,op sa,R-A YOUNG HoRsB. sH Y1ARs M
III IN 1rotter. sfraid cf nothing euieeoio foE
= at.miI. or doctors uSe. Address box no. SH.
MY
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE.-OFFICE MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT
IN Company, Brownsville, Texas. April rs, 1875
BY mutual consent of the parties concerned. Cap
tain Il. X. HAZLkTT has this day withdrawn from his
partnership in the Merchants Steamboat Company
Of Brownsville Texas. and has no further interest
ia said company, in the steamboats, Jessie and
Andrew Ackley. he undersigned s alone author
ICED to contract obligations for the company and
steamboats above named.
WILLIAM KELLY,
Manager Merchants Steamboat Company.
myl3 Inn
NOTICE.-THB COPARTNERSHIP HERETO.
IN fore existing in this city between the under
aigned under the name off SCIACCALUGA L. CO.,
has been dissolved by mutual consent since the
thirty first December (last) 1874 per act passed
this day before o. Drouet. Esq., notary, and the
business of the house will be continued bv j. Sciac
cauga. individually.
New Orleans, May II, 1875
G. SCIACCALUGA,
myl3 % 27+ II. r. PlCCALUGA.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A SECOND
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Primer. Address Box No. 827. New Orleans. ny4
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Legislsture Of Louisiana passed at the sessions
held in Opelousas and Shreveport during the Wal
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Apply at the counting room Of the REPUBLICAN.
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in the middle of the stream. Fifty nine
pilgrims are known to have been saved, but
seventy-six are missing, all of whom are
believed to be drowned.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Jn0ey 10 2opcrileements

Av,sruyN1s-S SinM tige-ith. 5th and 9th columns.
BANKING AND FINNNCIAI-Ncrcnh Pdge-6th column
BANkISc IIoI SIS AM BN>kIKS-Ei- m Idge-llh co..
umn
RUsINrss CnANCFs-Njyth PdGc-ith column.
RUsINtss NOTICES IOur'h IOcS-lSt column
DANcING AZ ,pENIES-Sirfh Ydqc-i h column.
DESIIsrnY S,Th IaqeIith coluI4I; a, column,
nv Goor,.-.Jrfh Jdqe-lth. 9th. and 9Th columns.
ITroPyIN HGrrIS-EiGhh Iuge-5th and 9th columns.
FIShSCIAI-Eigtb Iaqe-Sd aud i'm columns
FURNITURE-Nitks PGOe-ith column
uyTp WANTtp. MNEs-NDJh IGqe-6th column tE-
9vAIYs-Ninh Id0c- 9TH column. ~ ..,
HoRsTs CNEgINGL>, HAENE>S @c.-STH FcGe-4'h
column
los CKrANi-Third PGqe-6th column.
IxsTrrCrlo~- I0qe-3d. 3d and tth columns
JvCTUprs AND MFTTINGS-Niuh iidGe-6th column.
I1GAL NO1IcEs->,Im iGgc-lth column.
M,cuINEEN-Ni,.M PuJc- lSt column
MlRnir ANp SLATE MANTEis--AfHh Pdqf-l It column
M,EpiacTs AND DlAIi..-ETna I0ge-oth column.
MiscyIIAxEous-Sir PdQe- ith column; 1enh rage
uysic,I r,I az ISsTErWTNTs-Ni Ninfh PGge-Gth column
Nrw PTnIlC ATIONS-Sirfh TUTC-l>t ana "a columns
Rr Al ESTATE For SAiI-CIrN-Ihrd Fdge-oth coinnh !;
BEooKNS-7hird Pdge-Gth column; Cor NIkN Ih'fT
uwn. AUCTION SAITs-1 1hird IGgc-6ih columns IN
CuAsGI-Third PaOc-6th column.
6.IFS ny AUCIION-NinH idJc-lS column
SAVINGS BANKs-EiqLh Iage-4th Column. o., - .,
SITr ATinNs WANTEI M,Its-NinH Pd0e-2d ana 80
colnmns: FEaAIEs-NiHH Toge-3d, ith, and 9th col
srpGiM NOTICES rim Pagc-6th column
sTF AnEOATs AND KNlLGOADs-Eghh Fdge-3th ana oth
sTvswVus O~rAN-F -Fipbh PdGc-ith and 9TH columns.
TrACiIrRs-SiIiA PG9c-4th column.
TIN TrRT-Ninh IUGc-6th column
To LET-CnY PRorEH1fILh Lh,rd f"9e-oIh c"iuun" >
CoINTRY-T Third TOQe-6th column
WkTCuTs JEwFIPY. &C.--Nirfh FGgc-lth column.
WINTER REsoETs-NHh ragged column.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
PEBL 4 OPINION.

Had the cause of the people glUIiou,ly tri-
pncd ~ Ohio might IN tHc cNubcIanoc OF Victuri,
have forgiven SAN Iidcn ana other enrmirs But
not now -lCincmIati Enquirer lDrm1
The Swallow-Tails have slain and scalped
the Democracy of ONO. But IN DONG they htys
slaughtered their chief william Allan ma) not riss
up agaIn hut samuel Tldcu dcd as sam. Cary.
Nashville American (DcmJ
Some kind people have said they had no
doabt UEclc William would bc killed 10y defeat They do
know the NlgOr II that old North Carolina stock.
Major Allen will retire Fruit Ill with the impression
that the solar system has wabblc in IT, lhati all
lCincinnau Commercial 0nd.l
There is no probability that the soit-mOney
Democrats will give mp They fought out the issue stub
borny In SOS, and defeated they will dO II again
in 1876 and viii bc again defeated Their chances Of
less, however, now tnu they Ia S6S.
FOR there then split in the Democratic party But
next year the hardnoney Democrats VIII decline 10
the disgrace of the movement without any pros
pect OF success Chicago Tribune lRcpl
Whether the currency shall he greenbacks or
bank notes do not regard vital. Either is good.
better than had before. IL Is the only
tonal currency except gold did have that thorc
no doubt aboat. Aud one Is just Ms good as the
other Can't 10 be left to Congress and tho future 10 do
eide which will be advantageous 20 exclusively,
whether both together may not no preferable " either
alone ! Indianapolis Journal (kepJ