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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-01

RiChErU ErOnCis rs. Mrs, fIHr1e Louise
Martin, widow OF Robert johnson, ct al.
GECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, PARISH
- OF PlaqueGnes, No. 22l9-By virtue of a writ
of Teri facias against John g. Johnson, Adrien
johnson and Marie Louise Johnson, wife OF Man
uel Rsyas, to directed by the honorable the
Second Judicial District Court parish of Plaque.
mines in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction On the premises he1 rsne
after designated, on MpSDAi, December J 1910,
sclibed property, to wit - - -
1UE RltE MiLn MACHINERY iENGINE, BOILERS
and appurtenances thereto belonging, situated at
the corner of Notre Dse and Mag azine streets, in
the First District of this city, per inventory,
which NAV be seen in nv office
Seized in the above suit az belonging TO ee.eud-
ant, Adrien johnson.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
d. ECGENE WAGGAMAN
no29 de3 10 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish vi Orleans
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WANTED.

KKYANTED-A PERSON WHO UNDERSTANDS
w Pottery in all its branches. Apply to A: o.
BOYLE. Republican office. sel6
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UNlYED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1850.

IN THE MATTER OF ROBERT L. ADAMS, ISDI-
vdually end "a q member of the firm OF Bob
ert L. Adams g. Son, bankrupt.
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Mrs. Ines do la Vailina vs.. Peter II Thodo.
TIIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans No. 7s6O.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY December S, 1876. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
i. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Fourth District in this city, in the square
bounded by Fampart, Dryades and st. Andrew
streets and Felicity road commencing at dis
lance OF thirty.tight feet from the corner of ST.
Andrew street, and bavpg thirty eight feet front
on said Rampant street by depth OF one hundred
and thirteen feet. between parallel lines.
2. AND ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND with
the buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in the same square, Joining the portion of ground
above described on the side nearest Felicity road.
and measuring thirty light feet front said Ram.
part street, by depth of one hundred and forty.
five feet, between equal and parallel lines Which
said two portions # ground form part of the prop
erty purchased by The defendant herein from
James Michigan, per act pa sed before lose pa Cohn
a notary public in this city, on the eleventh of De-
cember. 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAH,
nos IL 10 de5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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.IOhn &. NicCracken We. Emma Gibson.

CyIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans No. 1889 BY virtue of writ of feii
facias to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, VIII proceed to sell
at nnblic auction on TUESDAY December IL, 1876.
at M If past ten o'clock A. ~. at my warehouse,
Nos % and Is Orleans street. between Royal and
Bourbon streets, the Second District OF this
CITY. the following described property, to wit
a Lot uF HOUSEHOLD FUhNlfCRE AND NOV
ABLkS as per inventory which may be seen III my
office.
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
no3O de3 10 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleAne.
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CECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT (S1XTH
- ann Seventh Municipal Distr cts) pa, ish of Or.
leans No. 9O0.-By virtue of a writ of feri faclas
to me directed by the honorable the Second
judicial District Court (Si1th and Seventh NUM-.
cipal DistrNts) parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auc
ton, At the Merchants and Auctioneers' E1'
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, January 2, 1877, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, to
A CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND, with all the
bui dinGs and improve mennts theleoD. rights,
ways, privileges and sppurt+nances thereunto bo-
lol sing, or in any wise aPpertaining situated in
and Seventh Municipal Dis ricts Of the parish Of
Orleans, numbered five. containing eighteen lots
of ground numbered from one to eighteen in.
elusive, and measuring three hundred and thirty
feet 'front.' on the public road, one hundred and
eighty, rtet front Broadway street two hun.
dred and forty feet front Front street, and four
hundred asd sixk emf feet Oh Clement street, all
English measure. Being the same property &C.
quired by the defendant herein from Mrs. Ann 4.
Young. by &C. passed before John Thecplus
Michel recorder and OficiO notary public il and
for the parish OF Jefferson, on the fifth Of Msrch.
1864.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
EGGENE WAGGAMAN.
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CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. s723-By virtue of writ
Of ferl facias to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause J
will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises hereinafter designated. on TUESDAY,
December 5, 1876 at hst-past ten O'Clock A. NJ,
aud on the succeeding days at the same hour and
place, the following described property, to wit
ALL THE MACHINERY, FIXTURES AND NOVA.
BIZ PROPERTY in tie premises known as the
Crescent City Sash Factory, situated in the Second
District of this city. in the square founded oy ST.
Louis, Basin. Toulouse and Franklin streets, as
per inventory which may be seen il nv office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
no23 30 dr5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

James Dcseam vs.. Joseph Henry Haynes.
INlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 737o.-By virtue of writ of feri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
abovs entitled cause. l will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, December 3d. 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third DIS riot Of This city, in square number fifty
three bounded by Mariguy, Solicele. Vaudeville
and Prosper streets. as per the general pan Of
Faubourg Franklin drawn nv j. Pile, late sur
veyor, and deposited IN the office of J. Lsbony late
a notary public in this city, which lot of ground
is designated by the number eleven of said square
and measuring in American measure, thirty two
feet front on Solidelie street. by one bundled and
tixtv feet int four lines deep, between paral
lel lines, as per sketch paraphed, ne varietur,
which is annexed for reference to an act passed
before A. DorOcourt. notary public in this city,
of cate May 6, 1871. Together with the i'm.
prcvements said lot number eleven Acquired
by defendant herein from Jacob Miller. per said
act be fore said A. DOriocOurt notary public dated
May 6. 1871.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
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smith Brothers & Co., vs.. Henry
Heuchere.

90 de6 IS a2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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New Orleans National Bank W. Joseph

EuGENE " AGGANAN
nolO 10 26 del2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Lafayette fire Insurance Company VS..
Peter ThOde.

EUGENE W AGTAMAN,
NOT IL Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
noel % de3 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean
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Susan johnson vs.. nIarais Street Nleth0.
dist Episcopal Church.

o2S de3 10 u Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Star Glass Company vs.. A. Boucher & Co.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
no2 10 10 de4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
nolI 10 26 de2 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
, 1876-05-01

advantage than ahe hls for some Tins.
She waa frequently applauded, and soveral
times called boforo tho cnrtafu. MIR.
Donald ~ Dr. yelling aotod worry vol
and shared in a measure tic applause bestowed
upon ktisa Wo1ff. Probably the bcat aotlpg os
Tho svoning MAS that Of Mrs. Ilorn "a 1frs.
Goeppner. Whatever falls to tho lot Of this
talented lady ID. etvon we'll and Il ID doubtful
whether there. is an actress who, performs
" "ectontsio old women" parts In this or the
old country whu excel her. Tho per
formhnoca Of Mr, Koch aud Mrs.
Glausaen rere MISC worry good and thoy
.lesorvo particular orodi, bacauao tho rolas wese
entirely out Of t1otr limo. hGr. George 1sonntoln,
az Dumnlssjahn, also deserves favorable mon-
tlon.
No1s Sunday 1iias Mary Wolf. tho sb,o Load
Ing lady, takon her fs7owell benoAt, for which
occasion ahc has chosen tho celebrated play Of
" Frou-Frou." Thero oan be no doubt that, In
tho hsnfa Of 10 ablo company ~ TINT Of AIr.
Wurasor, this place will DO performed as vol a.
1t was ct Dn1y's Filth Avsnuo Theatre, wuch
fact, aside from tho popularity and merit OF tho
beneficiary, ought to draw crowded house.
, 1876-05-01
FORESTRY.

TO tAs Editor Of Thx Chttaqo T41snns:
OMAHA. Mob, April 25.-Ths American
Forestry Association, which Was organized In
Chicago, Sept. 10. 1875. calls on the great stste
Of Illinois for statistics Of her psosoot forests
what IL being dona In planting. and all available
lacta and Information on this subject.
This into1cst Is ono OF great Importance to
tho welfaro of tho whole couutry.-both to aid
its agriculture snow. as vot ~ 70 supply the
great aud increasing demand for timber in tho
viii not the progs Of your State call attention
to this msttet, and aifl not tlloae Interested In
growing now forests on our praires land who Ia
not y Bond ali atAttsticH that bo obtained to
the members Of tho Committee from your State,
"A. q. Humphreys. Ga!esbu1g. and ". @.
Flagg, Moro,-or directly to MO, At Omaha,
Mob. I Tho ne1s meettng Of the ABaoelatton
will be held In Philadelph!a. in aeptember next.
when 1t Ia hopod that report will be presented
from avery Slate n the un,on. showing the
condition Of our forests To-day. and tho rate Of
decrease. Thereby We hope 10 awaken tho
people to The necessity Of planting forests on q
largo scA1c, for future demand.
i ehAll be pleased to receive, at ~ early day
As possible. anything upon this aubloct.
JAMES i. ALLAN,
Chairman Of Committee on Statistics. Omaha,
, 1876-05-01

The Wilmington IN. C.) Post priuts letter,
dated Apr'! 1s, and signed 8. Trivots which
says, "Oa my vay from Marion. N. O., to
nendersonville on last Baturday, about .. nn..
while pasBing tho base OF Bald Mountain, naar
the Mcdowell And Hende rsoa County lines.
heard rumhl!ng like unto hsaEy blasting or the
conaialing OF three different reports, ali within
one.hA!f minutes Tina, felt no shook, snd
upon Inquiry made Vt persons along the rosd
WAS informed that Tie report was generally
heard, and BY aoms Al twenty mlea' distance.
while aomo Who live nesr say Ii was The loudeat
report that they ever hoard from Old Daldy, and
that they felt the earth tramblo distinctly, aud
TINT tler ha1o heard 1t several times thB spring.
Nov, wEstaver may be said OF tho sumbllnS To
the mountain heretofore, know nothing. but
BtAte."
, 1876-05-01

tHe CHbflN NEIL 'ALS.
Tho uniformly largo attendance ut Tho Chopin
rsci.als at Standard Hall each Saturday af.or-
noon Indicate that both tho u3,sto and tho pfay-
mo ara annroc,atod hv tba mnsIc., ,,nh,i, rho
30 r 49, S'..N, ~ '"o 'aaae' "". tu.,.o' 4no
programme oAtaFaay vas m excellent ono,
Third Baade IN A f}at major on. At; throo
Observation-Disclosures wor,..in n aat uoior
r mlnor md n t,at n,,;nr m N Nos = ~
. 'ao' aAn - "a' ua3o.' w. ~ .'oo - r. Hua
L major; op. 81, Nos. /. 2, aud 8;
Be,oeuse on. IL: mud tho Polousiee
Fantaslo on. n. Tim Third n.,,aao Ia
49, ha., ,,a w. ~. - ~. ta,. sa" :. 1.s1"as, ~
toe oe"s Ano VII ot LUZ ton1' anu ID 'ncluaeu III
tue roportoiro Of most concert planists. A1r.
Woltsohns Interpretation of It differs from that
o other ptantyts in this respsct TINT be nlayod
q !, t,a s,,,,a ,a,n,,o ,s +ha ro,,aoa. ..,s.
I'm II w [ mo.t ' or.;sta 80 nn,,,na nv 1,a ea.r,",s
changing tho tempo several tlnoa during thelr
pIayinR without auy apparept reason therefor.
rhe noatb,1nors vorla-tho tbrao u.l,zoa m
go.rs 1890 s,a,, .na,,., a,.a,,o. .,'sa,, ~
'o"'9 uaoto anoA' 1Aan4ea4 eAo'.usn' "u'e" asso
N1fbr Doom finished or elaborated The QkG0f
three wattzes. on. "a, arc worry we'll
known. Dir. Wo't5ohn'B playing OF the
Netecuso made msdc a q decided sensstlou'
ha PnIoneiaa Tsntssia j., naW no,. .nu
seldom uayeI. Tto themes throuvlout ara
dteary. eombre and fantastic, aud Ut tho samo
time subdued, and horo and thoEo break. with
sotso 'aos9ueH. 1e!n'nunR ono pt o1nes po'o-
aos1ns IN Iop1auont s,,raossInn a. stpsnae ~
thoughts, fantaBttralty oxptessod. thu continuiiy
Of Which is peEpetually bosug broken, while the
stormy Gilman 1uss before the emu illustrates tho
a " ~ sTs ~ ~ ocaoIo peea
re,ninia tho hon.cr nj ffa fort;asi,nn aniinwe -,
tho =. Riders polonalss." rho vocal paft
Of the psosrAmme WAS unusually excellent.
, 1876-05-01
THE CRAND-JuRY REPORT.

10 fha Editor Of 7tht Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. April 80.-An error occurred In tho
report Of the Grand Jury, as published in The
TRIBUNE Of Sunday, which, ~ the Jury dosirsd
to be entirely accarato, and to not mako any
thing appear vorso than 1t actually IL, ahould oo
corrected. It is Ia tho following aentence j:
" Butld1ne-1nspoctor Bailey awore .. that
tho foundatton.walls {of tbs County Hospital,
ia place Of beng s foot inchea, caliod for by
the contract, arc only feet" The error con-
slsts in the insertion OF tho word "tho " before
tho word "fonndatioa." Tho evidence was that
certain foundst,on-Walla are Of tho tesser thfck-
npsu ". +. SroRET,
Foreman lato Grand Jury,
, 1876-05-01

Eptctai Dtspateh to ThI Chtcaa1 TTt6hn8.
DIooM1No1ox. ILL.,, April s0.-1u thirty
walk, ending II midnight last night. betwoon
Davis Of Chtcago And btaaEus Of 1T. Louis, tho
former walked 1854 milca aud tho latter 1917
BtcArus walked l,ls fustokt tnils In DOC. The
walk WAS for purse OF $500.
, 1876-05-01

NoaF Union rArk, tho nntso furniture OF twent,
roous, on Tuesday, May 2, At 10 o'clock proppt
rain Or shine, Elegant Household Furniture
paror su!tea, Fins Dressing Case Chambcr Be.s, ee
Empire Betsteadt, Marble and Wooa-Top Bureaus.
Marble aid Wood. Top Tables, elegant Nockcrs, BED.
poys, Oak Chamber Bets, Hall Trocs, .tLrrorh Bed
an! psdding China, Glass, and Plated Ware, DfusseI
aud EnEtish Thrse,p1Y md Ingram Carpets, pAtlor
furniture VIA nado to order. 1n elegant, fno-toua
Piano tfatnes Bros), very clnborately carved. X.
octaTo. @. r. GORE h co., Auct'rs
, 1876-05-01

There Ia report e1tant that The DiAIue con-
nscted with the Union Pacific Railroad scsudnl
IL not e1-Hpeaksr blaine. but his brother, Johp
E. Dlslno. John Ia not Of much imporlance 1t
this 1unotuls. He should publish card. hos-
eJer.-Lon]sgiU5 Caurisr-Journal
, 1876-05-01

OAnpEARY-April 20, 1t 1880 O'Clock, 1t hta iato
resi4suee, - Couoro psos. Of tyrhoid-pneumon!a
foyeE, ittrtck Casbesry, ARed 81 year..
To-day,
MANaALI-At tho xssldenoo Of Mrs, E. Phillips,
No. A28 Mlchigan-As., Alss Amelia NAnsau, aged Il
years. }
Funsral from drses 0a1zah n p n. this d.y+
xEisnd& Ake invited,
, 1876-05-01
RAILWAY NEWS.

SUBURBAN RATES.
Tho Illinois Coutrsl Nailrond has made
further reduction In suburban satcs, which fact
will undoubtedly bo appreciated by tho people
reading In tho BuburbB along that limo. Tho
now ratoB arc "a follows:
, 1876-05-01
No. 461 West Westinghouse,

Eeaf cofnGr Bht!don-at.,
Chattel mortgage sale Of Elegant Household Furniture
and Piano, on Wednesday, May 3, At 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT
Ms.blsTop ohsmGer sss' 5oea.ss nd !se lsros
commodes, Extension Tables, Bidebosrds, Dinins;
Chetrs, Paintings, Nef3gasttors, Beds and Bedding,
parlor and Coof.Btoves, 9lass China, and pfated
Ware, Velvet, Brnaecls n Wool carpet, two oicgsuj
Pier hurrorb with Corice to match. Piano, Stool aud
Cover. q. +. GORE 4 CO., Auctfs.
, 1876-05-01

rsnsmber that auction sslo OF four new snd elegant
mat6!esoat sealdancus corner Of Douglas place and
Lake ssenue. u o'clock thls aftsrupcu, BY Ellison
pouatFoy l. Co.
, 1876-05-01

some storca and have to un7 Al much "a 50 on
tho average. hut what Of shatl You pay Your
tuuney and Tou taso your chotee, and az sho
proyerb 10 regard to severe weather used to 20
Ia olden timed, "Bevere Haaters never reign
long," Such outrsgss will and do peter out on
ther own deserta. So much about tbo cost. Iho
rrter l. decided, 'ninfornod A. to ehe pn1!sy
cd European physictans arc not the sa1nc hero
40 they hAye boon tn Europe, It Ia not at al the
fault Of the draRgists. Tho different
stasee IN Europe hHye al dtasrens;
70 havs 70. In this country somo preparation
IL not always this Same ~ some Of the many dit
Gerent lawful formula book1 IN Europs cats for.
Indeed your cotrsapondent mona II. ttava. ,n.d !"
cine il he got French prescription prepared IN
Eugland, Germany, Denmark Holland, or Nor.
waf. This can't be helped BY tho dEuggiats. II
Jou are In Rome, do 10 tho Homtns a. and u
physloiAn docs not give yon satisfaction, 80 to
renowned American phyacisn and you will bo
I'll right. Tho people mnas always bear In miud
that TIC m.joFty Of dtus9'ts IRE not 70 90
tho medical bualussa. As things src to-day,
man may be a shoemaker to-day and to.norror
q doctor, and II ho has luck and choek
enough 10 brave IL through, ne NAY oG
Any barber may hang out his shinglc aud be !. =
druggist. This state Of .1sire is not At al
likod BY the good o1sas Of druggists snd physi-
Gau6. &$Qs QAQ II QQk CG6D lOI bQu ENlebauk
struggle With imb.ciio law-makors, tho medical
profession would hare laws regulating these
sh,nse; leg a,4 ~ ,oo +. =, ,,orch in ,n,t. =, III.
law-makors. II thore DO any need for consola-
tIon 10 aud all good people t1nd it In the
sSs'ia sess n vsn a. S sSaast % stapldy Tbnkips ths
statement only tdatico duo to this drug -tradc,
permit me to respectfully ask your paper TO
p40'''' " nuuo BnAuEn, Druggist.
pI. GOODWIN CRITICISED.
II ths Editor of Th< Chicago 7rtoHns:
Ca1cauo, April 30.-Wo have listened With
rapt ploaeurs this evening TO ths Rav. DR..
Goodwiu's description Of the wonderful work
done By LIT. Moody In New York. Every Listener
must havo boen tl!cd with desire to cooperate
NTH and participate In slmi!Ar good work In
our own city. 1t ras next to being thore. We
wish that tbs reverend gentleman had been as
happy In hin remarks to tho momory of
With many varying ways Of thought, and It Ia
not strange that so1no should consider tho great
est benefit conferred BY QUO tolling, swoep'na
action for good. 4. T. Stewart was evidently
succcssful business carcos shows him to hA!o
bcen a man Of unusual foresight and ayssematlo
mind, He was no misss; Bin millions, vero
actively employed to > dollar. Had ho been a
NJ mercial i world. s'' aud il safely stored Away
1nstead, hoaovor, they. wore employing some
5000 men and women directly. aud thousands Of
Stewart did not consider this honest indcpsnd-
once he whs confersiuR upon 90 many az tte
greatest philanthrorhy he could bestoN And
in nia will be declared that this should still be
invested In his vast undertakings, What better
tAe could 1t be nut to for tho good Of Ills fellow
, 1876-05-01

FROM pEKiN TO CHICAGO.
Spec,df, Dspatch to Ths Chfeaao 1+fhune.
DLooMSaToN, ILL.,. April 80.-A through pas
sengor-train between pakin md Chicago will
soon DO run oyor tho Pokin 4 Southwestern and
Chicago d Alton yiA Joliet, Coal City, and
8tro4tor.
, 1876-05-01

No twenty -Gvo rido. tickets wero heretofore
sold. but many poople beipg unable to purchase
80 large number OF rides at . timo. tho Com
phnY decided to sell twenty-five ridos for tho
aAme amount Ii proportion.
, 1876-05-01

The single fares remain tho same aa hozoto-
foro. but tho reduction on tho ten 100, and
throo-monthA-riio tickets is quito considerable,
~ will bn aeen BY the following table
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-03-25
Mixed.

Washington Cor. Springfield Republican
The Democrats here think now
they have sure thing oft, bnt
we have seen enough to learn that
modern Dcn.o ocrats are greatly
lacking in sagaclty. They may still
fling away all their chances. Ii the
people had good sense, they would
see plainly enough that Democrats
are not more honest than Repnbli-
cans, and that tits not the true
way to reform to elect the Demo-
cratic candidates. The true way is
to elect only honest men OF both
parties to office. Compei the Re-
publicans to put their best men
forward, and we shall get reform.
If the Democrats quarrel over the
currency, or allow their Ben. Hills
TO slop over too much, or show
their seliishnc>s too plainly in the
exposures they are making; they
will lose everything they have
gained.
Whatever beiides, Grantisn Is
destroyed, and any candidate
known as his favoritc is doomed to
defeat. Any man put IN nominal
ton whose conduct in the past
will not stand the test OF Il Prcsi.
dental campaign will be whipped,
Anything which looks like JOB.
bin" will kill of u candidate very
quickly in the present temper ol
the people. But Bristow would
carry tho country, to-day, against
any man the Democrats could
Nominate, unless II DO 'rildcn, aud
they won't take him. And yct Il
seems to be conceded that the ilu.
mcrous "ringrv III tile Republican
party urc 50 strong as to be able td
defeat Bristow.