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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-21
THE M.noNALn TnIAL

Nothing Of special interest was elected
in the Mcdonald trial on Friday. Among
the witnesses examined was General
Sherman, who testified shat he knew Me-
Donald since 1861, and was acquainted
with many who told him that they knew
him. His knowledge of him was as ma
jor of the Eighth Missouri. during the
war. The general believed the majors
reputation was good; but that he had
seen but little OF him since the close
of the war. General Sherman
was examined in defense of
the accused, rs the prosecution closed
during the forenoon.
The st. Louis Republican, referring to
the trial, says: "rhcrc are some ugly ru-
mors alloat relative to the status oil one
or more members of the jury, IL being
suspected that there has been some tam
perlng with them but these rumors cam
not, us yet, be traced 10 an authentic
source. Mcdonald seemed in unusually
good spirits yesterday, and in ring circles
there was an appearance of confidence
that there would be hung jury"
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tcst" Is out with a big ''un" in favor of
hendricks. Of Indiana, for the ncxt Pres
ideat, so that we may count upon that
popular orator as being fairly brought to
the front as the Democratic candidate for
The West aud South. Tho four magnii-
cent tabular statements Il furnishes of
the probable electoral vote Of the differ
cnt States look very well in print. espec-
tally to Democratic eyes-but then there
Is just such thing as counting the
chickens before they are Matched. What
about the recent tidal wave that swept
with such fury against the Democracy,
and carried down the hopes of thought.
fui Democrats in liz hell of waters"
The Macoupin Eagnirt,': son Fri
day evening last rs Mr.. Chas. Nandevcn-
ter was coming TO The square he noticed
man lying on the steps of the Prcsby-
terrain church. lie tried to arouse him
and failed, but discovered n chloroform
bottle, with small amount of the drug
still in. The alarm was given and the
man taken TO the residence of DR.. Hank
ins and restoratiyes applied. Ii was soon
discovered, also, that the man had come
from the South on the morning passenger
train and that his wife was at The depot.
She wa, sent Tor aud was soon at his bed
side. The name OF The man is Henry
Clark, and his residence is Grand Rapids,
Mich. where he formerly worked at his
trade--gas iittng.''
The ldianapolis Journal: "rhe ma
ture OF the connection of Mr.. Mckee. of
tho GioJc-DeViocrdt, with the st. Ioui,
whisky ring i said 10 be rs follows: At
the time the ring was formed. the collec-
tor of internal revenue at 50. Louis was
Mr.. Ford. a man whom the distillers and
corrupt officials did not dare to approach
with improper proposals. Mckee was
on very Intimate terms with Mr.. Ford
and hid great influence with him. He
finally undertook 10 remove his oppos-
ton to their schemes, which he did by
representing that large campaign fund
was needed at Washington and that the
president and other prominent MEM
beers Of the Republican party demanded |
that it be raised. No such call tor money !
had been made, and the ring having de- |
bauched the collector. pocketed the pro-
fits"
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RATHER PERS0NAI

The Pendin. trial OF Mcdonald is pro.
ducing material from wich a first-clsss
duel may result. William Hyde. in re.
spouse to an editorial paragraph in the
81. Lonis Times, asking him to rise and
explain his relations with Megrue. one Of
the crooked whisky" ballet, replies In
the following iorcible manner: "Since |
have had frequent occasions, as a journal.
is', to characterize Mr.. Stilson Hutchins,
inc author Of the foregoing, an arran,
oemagogue in politics, ana man utterly
devoid Of principle. q proved black.
na''sr' q known perjurer and
notorious scoundrel, it does
not surprise me TO find him strainlpp to
aaix some underlined stigma to INV name
When candidate for Office, it has deyeI.
oped upon me. with Others, to look into
bis claims and denOunee him a. unwor.
Thy. A. m editor and citizen he deserves
silence only. For myself, care moth.
Ing for the insinuations conveyed in IA.
foregoing extracts but In order TO shu,
the lsllewis mouth" fthIs Ian gusge doe,
not call ~ On interview In winuebaxo
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ONE OF kENTCCEY,S kCSs

W. a Borden, Of Louisville. clerk
-Da oookkeeper in the firm Of Joseph
Mitchell d Co. toler-mskers. recently
aei4ulisd TO the amount OF 5000. Some
years ago lac wac engaged BY one Of III.
Memphis, Tenn, gas com anies as
t'okkeeper, was visitor In good families.
wore Isasent-le2ther boots. parted his
iair properly. aud Was considered a
"wlne-opener" among the fast people.
he deiAHiied there TO the tune OF abou,
sl-ovo, which amonnt hi, mother settled
10 save her son from disgrace. After
defanlting in Memphis he returned to
Louisville, and a few days ago we saw it
announced in newspaper OF that city
tiiat he had married one Of the most noto.
rlous prostitutes Of the South, Miss Maggie
Williams. From this little record II will
he seen that bad blood will tell, and thai
Borden has not been slow in stepping
down aiiti ont.
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CONTE>sLD Adultery.

Rev. Collins. Methodist clergyman Of
PrinoeTiDe, Peoria county, H.. asks the
Peori4 Circuit Court for a divorce from
Mr.. Collins. accusing her Of adultery
with man named L. ID. Percy. Las,
Summer Collins wss tried By the church
Oh charge Of adultery with Miss Mary
Travis, Percy being his chief aecuser and
most persistent perseeutor. The inves,i-
CATIONS led 10 the aoquittsl Of Collins.
III. wife having confessed TO d violation
81 tbe msrriag. vows, it il reasonable 10
suppose tina. Inc divorce Viii be granted
and that Mr.. Collins viii. - il usual in
saeh esses- be considered ''bsd crowd
and sor,ed 70 run down rapidly in the
moral scale unless rescued and white.
washed by marriage with Percy.
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TINE TWO ORPHAN. MANIA.

So persistent were the efforts OF the
Memphis people to witness the presenta-
ton Of THE Two Orphans" BY the
Furnish Fiflh Avenue Combination, that
Mr.. Brooks, the manager. of the Mem
phis Thes,er, ordered the orchestra 10 va.
cate their seats before the iootlights. and
removed them back Of the scenes. ..The
Two Orphans" has caught the public
fancy. and will be so thoroughly played,
al orer the country, tia. one more year
viii eonsign it to the very respec,abl. OBJ
hvion thu. shrouds 1.-The Dukes Motto
and other plays tina; eileyesced and sub
.ided Ike wine exposed 70 air.
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4 JOKE THAT REPUBLICANS
WON'T LAUGH At

The Quincy Herald throws the follow
ing canstic shell into the Republican
camp, In the way OF joke. IL will not
be laughed at by members of that honest
party: 1.-THE Springfield Journal says
that Republicans intend to hold their
own in 1876 The trouble with numcr-
Gus Republican leaders is that they have
been holding more than their own,
Mcdonald, Joyce, Mckee. Avery and
Babcock. for instance. 1t is very prob.
able that when the trials are through, the
penitentiary will hold its own That
is better than a whole column OF abuse.
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THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
The Memphis Convention Organized
ana at work.

MlMIlus, November 19.-1hc Texas
Pacilc Railroad Convention met nc the
Opcra-housc at 1850 this morning. aud
was called 10 order by Frank Davis,
chairman of the Executive Committee.
lie nominated Hon. j. W. Clapp. of
memphis, for temporary chairman, who
mounted the rostrum. delivered an adj
! uress OF welcome, and entered into the
merits OF Memphis as one OF thd tcrmi-
mating points of the Southern Pacific
railroad, showing the advantages pos
scssed by Il road on the thirty-sccond par
allcl over the Northern Pacific.
James ii. sullivan, Of Nicksburg, was
selected as temporary Secretary, and the
following Committee on Crsdcntial, was
appointed: Captain james :. Wise. Ohio;
Colonel w. G. Falkner. Mississippi. Col
onel Moses White and +. J Latham. Of
Tennessee.
EX-Iudgc Mcclure, Of Arkansas. being
called, took the stand and read a lengthy
essay on The Southern Pacific aud Other
railroads.
\ committee on permanent organjza-
u ~ was then aEpoi To, who rel or d
the following orgniz1tiOu Forp rma-
nrnt Chairman. EX-Goycrnor Mctioilin.
oil Kentucky: Nice-prcsilonts. Hon. Gus
tavuS y. Henry Chrksvillc, Tenn: .Ino.
II trolicr. Knoxville, Tenn: Ex-Judgc
John W. Met lure, Arkansas: Hon. :. :.
Davis. Cincinnati Colonel w. \. Haven,
Louisiana; l.. u. Van Frank, Mo-: Hon.
John q. McClelland. Alabama Sccrcta-
ries, James ii. sullivan, Mississippi: Jno.
\. Williams, Tennessee: \. j. Murphy,
Arkansas.
The report of the committee WA.
adopted with applause.
Governor MaGoilin was escorted 10
the stage. and said for the present he
would SIMPLY return thanks tor the
honor conferred upon him. and would
address the convention after recess.
y committee on Resolutions was then
appointed, aud The report of Committee
On Credentials read. showing full dele
CATIONS from Arkansas. Tennessee. Nil.
slpp' aud Cincinnati, aud partial dclcga-
tons from Louisiana. South Carolina.
Missouri and Alabama.
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FOR RENT.

FOX ELNi.
business house on Lcvee, lately oc-
cupicd by Cunningham Il Stilwcl.
---Business house on Lcvce, near sixth
street. lately occupied by Gross, Cole
man q Co.
Winters Block suitable for Hotel,
Offices or Business rooms-chcap.
-Tencmrnts numbered 4. Z, and 8, in
Winters Row, rooms each, for $40 per
month.
No. 10 Corner, Sl2 Go rooms.
Cottage on Sixth street, near Wash
ington avenue--4 rooms-$l0 n month.
Store room in pilot House." lately
occupied by A. HALEY.
Store room lately occupied by Howe
Sewing Machine Co., on Commercial
avenue, near Ninth street.
Two small Houses west of Twenty
second street, near Pine, 81 each per
month.
dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, rooms. for Sl2 per month.
Store room Ola Lcyee, above Elghtl
street--S20 per month.
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srArE FIRE DcPAnrMCyrs

The chief engineers Of city fire depart
ments Of Illinois met at Bloomington last
Wednesday and decided to form per-
manent association. Their election re-
suited as follows: NJ. Benner, of Chi
cago. president II. =. Christie, of Deca-
tur. secretary, and NJ. X. Chase, treas.
urer. The next convention will be held
in Decatur. when the representation will
be full, and the proceedings Of great in
tcrest 10 iiremen of the State.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CONVENTION

ton convened In the Grecnlaw Opera
House. Memphis. on Friday. The peo-
pie ofthe South demand Southern route
10 the Pacific seaboard, TO be controlled
by resident Southern men, and directly
in the interest Of the South. What sue
cess they will have is now locked up in
the future but their eyes are open to the
fact that way to the shores of the Pa
cihc. unobstructed by SHOWS, will direct
the vast commerce Of that ocean into their
midst tor distribution to all parts Of the
United States.
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county then we are satisfied that the days
OF Southern chivalry are at an end.
Hutch" as he Is familiarity called, las
been making himself rather obnoxious
to many citizens OF st. Louis. but this
ouiburst of Hydc's is proof that he fired
his last petard in the wrong direction.
and that It hit Tartar.
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Bherih'g Sale.

pY virtue OF 1--WE certain executions TO me d.
I)fected by the clerk Of the circuit court OF Al.
eSander county, in the state of Illinois, IN favor
OF Charles % Patier and william " off, finn Of
=; %, Patier n 90. and against James Carroll
nave levied upon the following escribed prop.
erly, IN the fret addition to the city OF Cairo,
county OF Alexander and State Of Illinois To-
twenty-eight (2s) Us the property of the said
james Carroll, which shall olrr n pupllc sale
a, the southwest door of the court house In The
Guy OF cairo, IN me county of Alexander and
State of Illinois, on the third day of December,
d. lsIh, between The hours Of nine 'clock
m, and sunset Of said day, tor cash, TO salts
fy said Execution. ALIEN. Ii IRNIN.
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Sairo, Illinois, November II, ls76.
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A SPECIALITY.

I'm The BULLETIN printing
vi - u hSA establishment makes IL
A.f.xS speciality of Bill Heads.
Note Heads, Letter Heads,
Statements, Cards Etc. Look ut these prices:
small size bill heads, per ioiO"""'","-.,s3 10
Medium size bill heads per thousand".". 3 70
All ON fourteen pound paper, Carlisle mills,
rated two cents per pound higher than paper
used by any other oillce-ruled TO order ut the
mills especially for this oilce.
Statements, Carlyslc, per I000,--.~...""..$3 90
Letter Heads, Callysle, per 1000 30
Note Heads, Carlysle, per l0e0..........-.." 90
Visiting cards per PACKAGE. Toe
Bushes cards, No. 3-ply Bristol board,
per ioo"'."'. ~ w W v"
Business cards, No. blank, per lpOo.....'." q w
Quartei-shee,, half sheet, full sheet and three
sheet posters, and colored work below 81 LOUIS
lr.ces ,.,
Pamphlet, Book Work and Price Iis's made
speciality,
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RAp,. Woap.rSe.

One Of tho greatest feats of rail rolling
ever accomplished occurred In the Joliet
iron and steel works last Monday night
and Tuesday. In seventeen hours and
twenty-five minutes the works turned
out 1907 rails. Men well versed in the
iron business consider this extraordinary
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city OF CAIRO,

OF THE
city or CairO,
cOlored and vanished, for sale at halt
price $3.50 at the BULLETIN Office.
Exchange for sale on all the prnci-
pal cities of Esropc atEnterprisc Savings
Bank. 1l-l2-lm.
"A series of lectures under the auspi-
ces of the members of the Library AssO-
citation for the establishment of public
library In Cairo, will be held alter
natcly at the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Christian churches. The following Ia
dies and gentlemen have kindly con-
scented 10 lecture, commencing:
Nov. 10, DR.. ii. Wardner.
4" %, Rev. Chas. A. Gilbert.
Z" 20, DIR. VIM. II. Smith.
Dee. 6. Miss Kate Thompson.
.13, Hon. VIM. ii. Green.
" q, Mrs. G. G.. Alvord.
G. C. L. Goss, Sec'y.
BY order of Executive Committee.
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pnON,NcNr CANDIDATES..

The prominent candidates now before
the people of the United States for the
spcakersl,ip Of the House, are Messrs.
Kerr and Holman, Indiana; Cox and
Wood, New York; Saylor and Payne.
Ohio; Randall. Pennsylvania; Lamar,
Mississippi, and Walker. Virginia.
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Throw Pbysic 30 toe DOES: I'II
sOBc al ia

Z We do not in the least iccl like blaming
Macbeth for this expression of DISCUS. (:
indeed. we are rather inclined TO sympa-
thize with him. Even now-a.days most
of the cathartics offered to the public are
great, repulsivc-lOoking pills, the very
appearance of which i. sufficient to turn
ones stomach Had Macbeth ever taken
DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets
he would not have uttered those words of
contempt. IL is really encouraging,
when one is III, to find that little. sugar
coated Pellet. no larger than grain Of
mustard. VIII rs promptly produce the
desired effect as Il dose of great. natIseat-
ing pills. These little Pellets. unlike
other cathartics, are really natures
physic. They do not dcbilitate. but tone
ana inylgOrate the system. No family
should be without DR.. Piercc's Pleasant
Purgativc Pellets.
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FOUND AT LAST.
Charlie Ross Discovered and gIcu,i.
fed by HIS snclc,
Especial to the chlcnrn rlrnca.l

Especial to the Chicago Times
PHILADELPHIA. November lS.-Infor-
nation reached this city few DAYS aro.
from Connecticut, that Il woman lad
been travelling through several VILLAGES
OF that state with little boy resembling
strongly Charlie Ross. The fact vas
communicated TO Mr.. Ross, and "A photo
graph asked for. The picture was sent to
Ihomaston, Conn, where the woman was
stopping. and 1t Is said the boy cores
ponds in features very strongly to those in
me photograph. The woman and the
boy are now in Thomaston. and will he
closely watched until the question Is def
iiiliely settled. On last night, joseph
Moss, brother of the lost boys father.
anu captain Helms Of the police force,
conveyed The following dispatch 10 Chris
iiaii ~ Ross, IN Germantown, ut his res
idence:
TnoMAsroN, CoNN., Nov. I7.-Chris-
tlan Is. Ross: Have found the woman
ana child' lie is your boy beyond doubt.
i.eceNeo your dispatch Of to-day. Cam
nov arrest the woman without author
ity from the governor OF the State.
II, a. L. BUNNELL.
hr' hoss and Mr.. Bunnell have been
IN communication for a week past, and il
y evident that this clcw Is regarded as
peihg more hopeful than any which
mas beeh received. Captain Helms
stated, on This morning, that the clew
Was Deihg Investigated very closely. and
lLlat me question would probably be
u,c.erlliled during the day. Iuforma-
. ,loii was received on this evening from
ihoinaSton that the Sheriff OF that place
iian received authority to arrest the wo-
aiiall' Dlit on going after her she had dis
nppehred with the child. The Sheriff
ni,uWeNer, Is confident that he will speed
10y oVer.ake her and secure the child.
anu pom the Sheriff and Mr.. Bunncll
PROMISE 70 telegraph to Mr.. Ross. on to-
'"o'ro"' The Ross family. and others
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he D"srowcd siiood-1!Dnry from.
!"ycc. However, and never EO-
furn,tt IL

NEW YORK, November 1s.-Colonrl
WIN. VI. bro>vcnor, uf II. Louis. has
written Il letter TO the Iri5uc. in which
he says that he never received - 900 or
amy other sum from Colonel Joyce or
any other melhber Of the whisky ring.
In 1874 lie borrowed 500 from .Ioyce. t1r
which he gave him his note, which he
expects 10 pay with interest. He adds
that Joyce knows that be was constantly
seeking proofs against the whisky RIM.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

A number of Lots on lcyce, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Also
large number of other Lots in different
localities.
LANDS, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
S-lS-tf.
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LYNCH q HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

Several good Farms and 5000 acres OF
unimproved Lands in Alexander county.
Winters Block" and "Wintcr's
Row"
"A large number OF desirable Resi-
dences, and excellent vacant Lots. suita-
Bile for business houses and residences.
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Interested in the lost child, are very anx-
ious TO hear further from Thomasion. as
there Is some probability that Charley
Toss has been found.
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yhicsin. Ssraa.srs.

: GALVESTON. TEXAS, Nov.-~Thc fol-
lowing Ia. just been received from san
Antonio. Texas:
ihe following telegram was received
at headquarters yesterday from Fort
Brown:
Randlett struck yesterday. back Los
Cuevos. a trail of go stolen cattle: he
followed 10 the Rio Graudc crossing. and
the thieves were found on the Mexican
side hauling them out. \ demand
was made by him on the
Mexican authorities to surrender
the cattle and thieves. Ii not COM
Piled with this morning. hc has crossed
into Mexico to recover them. Major
tl'ndenin has gone down to assist him
with al the available troops from Ring
gold Barracks. Major Alexander has
just started, with two companies, from
Los Cucvos. | made demand on Colo
mel Chri>tobal for the rendition of the
cattle and the thieves. The line Is work
ing 10 RiggOld Barracks this morning.
lSigned.l Potter. CommaHdiug.
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waterpr00fs nnd Eianne's.
We offer AT reduced rates, best black
waterproof, at 90 cents.
lIEILpRoN & We'll.
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new York store.
just received
New Sugar Cured Hams,
New sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
New Sugar Cured Shoulders,
New Rock Candy Drip Syrup.
49, D. Seli-risiag Buckwhcat Flour,
best article in use-try ii,
New Dried Corn, etc.,
Mince Meat,
Apple Butter.
Ounce Butter.
Peach Butter,
New Raisins,
a.. New Prunes,
Also New Orleans sugar and syrup.
We offer the above goods at bottom ti.-
urss', CHAs. o. PATIER & Co.
ll-l3-lOt
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Mentally crossed into Mexico this NOR
ming. ana had a light with 100 Mexicans.
part regulars. Four MrAicans were
Killed. The United States troops are or.
dcrcd not 10 cross into Mexico. McNaliy
command. state troops only.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

1000 sheets Of bristol board Just re-
ceifed at the BULLETIN Office, and tor
sale TO the trade.
MOUNTED MAPS
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$50 CHALLENGE!
Sau.hge Makers Put Up or SIM,
tp."

10 every sausage manufacturer of
caro- this challenge is submitted on the
following grounds: That the different
varieties Of sausage manufactured by
hoehi"r IL Bro. are superior to any other
CAIRO manufacture. The decision of the
matter will be left to competent COM
mltiee' at schccl's hail on Sunday, Nov.
2lst
We make this offer IN good faith. feel
ing confident that better sausage Than
That made by kochlcr q Bro. has not
Dccn ana cannot be produced in Cairo or
the State Of Illinois.
ll-l6-Gt FRED. Korlurp A. Rho
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JASPER"

ilc Rides Pitching" ica-Igas
Been in she Red 1.auds ami Hunted
for GOid-Racy Description a. Texas
IarIniug-IOw the eld Man Traded
spawned liOrsc-A Small Soy
iRts Honey.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
PUBLIC OPINION.

There is little chance of the adoption OF Mr.
Blancs amendment as most people VIII tnlnk inc coun
try safe enough without t-l incinnau Gazette epD
President Grant will have sufficient sense OF
proprety To put better In sohencks shoes at onoe
4 longer delay will he an insult 10 both EnSlaad aud
America.-(St. Louis Republican (ind)
This Winter at Washington is the political
nivot- point on which the destiny OF the Democratic
marty and Of the country turns Let everybody on tho
ronseryatve side OF the House be guarded IN words rs
well Us yotes.-Riehmond Wig (Dem)
Ii il understood that President Grant, in his
annual nessage, will speak with emphasis concerning
the third terra question. He viii plainly state that he
does moi want another election to the Presidency What
will the indepcndent papers do theu poor things q
Isprngheld Union tliepD
Every day that Mr.. Schcnck remains abroad
os the representative Of Americans, he disgraces the
national namc and character IL he won't step down
end out voluntarily Secretary Fish should In, est fow
dollars IN a dispatch asking his immediate rcsigna
-(Troy Times tRep)
The form and substance of Mr.. Blaines prop
oston seems 10 he comprehensive and satisfactory. The
issue IL now before the country. There II question
about that II Is better that II should not be party
ISSUE and the Democratic Congress shortly 70 convene
can keep II out Of politics by adopting ana eet
Ing upon the suggestion which Nr. bMiie MS
made. II tho Democratic Congress Win tnc
fuIl nature OF the controversy conrVntins L. fails tQ
show sufficient patriotism 20 propose an amShvvmen'
making "A final disposition OF tho danger then tno kepu
jicon marty will no longer hesitate 10 add ths 10 tue
other koons 4. has conferred upon the American people,
and II will be spouous issue OF She PresldeotiA
Campaign Of next year-lChicsge Tribune tRepl