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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-03-11
Le Travail en- Europe ct
aux Etats Unis,

Nos lecteurs savent que le d.
recteur du Bureau de satistique.
NJ. Edward Young, a public re-
cemment, sous le titre de Labor
tn Europe and in the United States,
un ouvrages qui prut 6tre consul
te avec fruit par les 6conomistes
ct les statisticiens. Nous avons
deja eu roccasion de parler de
Get Outrage, ct nous voyons avec
plaisir que les journeaux d'Eu-
rope sen occupent a leur tour.
La Gazette d'Augsbourg Ell
donn6 une analyse detaill6e, ct
les j0ulnaux de France sen SER
vent CONNIE de complement aux
renseignements recueillis pour la
France, sur lie meme sujct, par
renqn6te parlementaire de PAS
semblee Nationale.
M. Young etabli, ct celia lui
etait facile, que Ia situation des
classes ouvrieres, aux Etats Unis;
est meiileure que celle DIES m6mes
classes Ell Europe les ouvriers
vivent ct So nOurrissent mieux
Ia vlande est leur nOnrriture quo
tidienne +; il ont le godt ct le senti
ment du comfort; aussi, leurs lOge
ments pour families entieres sOnt
Ills propres ''et 81 bieu dispos6s,
ajoute Ia Gazette HAugsbou,g,
que la classe bourgeOise Ell Allie
magne, sen accommOderait partial
temeut." En- outre, la classe ou-
vriere, CONNIE corps, y est plus
considerations les enfants re
CONVENT une education gratuite,
grace 4 faquelle les ouvriers sont
sur le meme pied que les autres
professions.
La situation des travailleurs
est bien differente en- Allemague.
Ellie y est plus dure qu'en Ameri
que, qn'en France ct Qusen Angle
terre. L'ouvrier doit TRAVELLER
plus d'henres par jour, ct meme
la mutt, dams certaines tabriques
douze Il quatOrze ileures de ira
vail sont le lot Ordinaire, tandis
qn'en d'autres pays dix heures
torment Ia limite extreme.
Dams les villes, les habitatiuns
OuvriereS sont generalement nan
Hres ct malsalnes Z; souvent plu.
sieurs families sont eutassees
dams une petite maisOn qui nc
comprend qa'une cham bre dams
les campagncs, les ouvriers coha
bltent avec leurs animaux.
Dams les fabriques, un ciuquie..
me de Ia population ouvriare alb
partient au sexe f6minin. En- gene
raj. Ia temperance regne parm, la
classe ouvriere, snrtOut dams les
campagnes, ct grace au principe
''obligatoire," les prelnisrs eie-
ments de l'instruction lui sont IA. |
milliers. "M;sis un dur imp6t nui
pese sur les families, dit la Gazet
te d'Augsbourg c'est lie service
militaire, qui prive les families Dr.
lenr sOutient, ct les precipite sou
vent dams Ia misere ct le besoin."
LIE salaire des ouvriers, en- ALE |
magne, est en- moyenne de 4 dol
lars par semaine. Les ouvriers |
agricOles gagnent de trente 4 qua
rante cents par jour, sans IL nOur |
riture.
La viande conte de IL 4 IS cts |
le beurre, "a a 80 cts lie cafe. 25
cts les pommes de tcrre, 40 q so |
cts. le bOisseau.
La Gazette d'Augsbourg admet
l'exatitude des dOnn6es de lsecono
miste AMERICAN. Ellie ue trouve
rien a redire a ses chiffres ct a ses
conclusions. LIE tait est assez sig.
nidcatif pour que nous ayons cru
devoir le sigualer. - Messager
Franco AmSricaia.
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NOUvEAUx ARRANGEMENTS.

Encdenoeo dse russ 0seon ct Thibodaux
Mr.. Thoeaaa Alherti prGyient aes amis ct
les voyageuss quiz visaf Do f;siss Dc mott
veaux arrenEeuSpfs@ @ui lai pe9asttrunt ae
s'atisfairo tost eesx Ssi vouArSet rtea1P-
rer de leur oOulaace
Rspa. : sests hssss De h joa:.s<s ct sur
Table dh8te 4 10 hesrea d. matin pour
dejeuner ct a 4 heures dn sHis po0r diner.
Chambres commodes ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODEREES
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AVIS.

L'auteur dune lettre anOnylne, sous
forme de valentine, dat6e de Terrebonne,
IL t6vrier 1876 ct adressee q ,. r. est pri6
de &c faire cOnuaitre.
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A VENDRE.

Or0ngePs, Rocaniers, Pru,
Afers, Pecherx.
9ooO pieds d orsngers \ s 10, ct Is cts 10
pied.
Ice piels de pacaniers IS cts le pied.
100 picds de pruniers d % cts. lie pied
Cne grande qnantit6 de pechers du Nord
ct de meilieures especes 4 IS cts. le pied.
EnvOyez le mOntant, plus le fret, lie Pen
vol que vOus d6sirez ct il vous sera exp6die
immediatenent. Te.som.
Ais. II. HOUMA, La.
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e. JAUBERT K Gle.
-IMPORTATEIIRS NE

A"A oN "a i II ~ ItS DE- ..
Marchandises seches, ttraageres et
Americaines.
Cotons, lndieanes, Rabans, Boz
neterie, MOMchoirs. etc etc.
70 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUvELLE. ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bieu oonnue par son
anciennets 80 ans d'existeDce, ct le has
prix dc Sos articles, offre aux marchandn
dfs Compagnes. fassortimept 10 plus com
plet ct 10 plus varie de marchan.lises sAche.
Cette maison reeoit chaqus ssmaine de
n"uveaux envOis du .Eord ct de rEurope
ct net un soin tont psrticnlier 4 rempiir ies
ordres qui hui sout adress6s Qf.sept-ls.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-03-11
A U q u 9 T. E'S@
Commercial Restaurant,
ao7.... Rue de In Dovnne .loz
NOUvELLE ORLEANS.

IN ytrouvera toat &c quo IN ssison four
~ NIT de rias delicat Il toute espAce d.,
Si.as de choix; tont ce qu' IL fsut pou- les
soirees. les marriages, etc. Jly de- sslous $
harticuliers. NJ premier; des chxwbres Gl9
gaimiucut tseubl6es iOuer = IL semsinc "a,
~ ,nois, ties psix rkduits
lie restaurant est ouvert jusqu'A mipui:
~
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Mime. B. A. JONES.

Professeur d'Anglais. Franeais, Espagnol,
ainsi que de Piano ct SOlfege, dOnnera des
leeOns dOmicile, des prix mOderes.
g S'adresser au Bureau de Ia SentineUe
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---~s.->sss-
lie verdict du Jury qui a &C
quite Babcock est diversement
commente par la presse, mails ellie
est presque unanime pour decla
res que 81 Babcock nest pas cou
pable du crime don't il etait accu
Sc. il est l'ami des coupables qui
mont pas echappe a la loi.
LES f9tes du Mardi Gras sni
vles de l'anniversaire. des pom
piers on: attire a la Nouvelle Or
leans nne fOule considerable de
visiteurs ct relegue au dernier
plan tontes les questions politi
ques qni s'agitaient quelques
Jours aupara> ant. La procession
dn Roi du Carnaval q etc des
mieux reussie, qnoique moins
nombreuse que celIe qui ent
lien, il y II deux ans. Celle du Mis-
tic kreace. c"tnposee Dr. vingt trois
tableaux representant l'hisroire
de Ia nation juive avec tous les
persOnnages ct les princlpales
st:e''''s de l'epOque, a majestueuse
ment detile dams les rues de la
No"velle Orleans, & la grande ad
miratiOn des nombreux specta
teurs tasses sur les balloons on cor
des le long des tlOttoirs. On y
voyait Adam ct Eve, dams le Jar
din de l'Eden, l'Arche de Noe, Ia
tour de Babel ct la confusion des
la"gues, lie sacrifice d'Abraham,
Ia Ben6diction de jacob, Jacob
interpretant les songes de Pha
raou, Noise sauve dies eaux, le
veau dor ct SOS .adorataurs eter
nels, JOsn6 arr6t;lrt le soleil, la
prise tie Jerusalem par les Juifs,
Samuel coupant Agag Ell NOR
ct'au d Galgala, Ia condemnation
lie David, I;t Refine dc S;tbbat visi
rant Salomon, le piilage du Tenn
pie, Il miracle d'Eli>ee, la Perte
Dies dix Trlbus, Is:,1e proph6tisant,
le Festin de.Baltazar, Nabucl,odo
nosor triumphant, Cyrus a Baby
lone. le Banquet d'Ester ct la des
truction de Jerusalem.
LIE general Grant est, dit-on
tres affecte de l'accusatlon uui
l,ese sur le general Belknap. secre
taire lie Ia guerre. Get trisle atfai
re porte l'Opprobe au ceur meme
de son administration ct met 4
nu, plus profondement qu.elle
n'avait encore etc d6voil6e JUS
qu'icl, la gangrene hideuse don't
ellie est intectee. A Washington
l'effet en- est semblable A celui
dune tOurmente OH tOus les 6l6.
mcnts sont cOntOndus. Les pai tis
disparaissent dams une commune
stupeur ct dams une CONSERVATION
generate. Republicans ct Demo.
crates deplorent Ia fetrissure.
don't tout le lnonde se sent atteint.
Les adversaires m6mes dc la pre-
sente administration h'oublient
pas que c'est le gouveInement,
non dun parti, mais le gouverne.
ment du pays qui est couvaincu
dc corruption ct frappe d'indigni
te, ct lOin den triompller, il en-
sOnt 4 redOuter de nOuvelles rev6
lations qui dun moment peuv.nt
ct '!oivent meme, assure ton, ecla
ter. En- fait, le comite d'investiga
ton he s'arr6te pas au faits acquis
ct est sur la trace de fraudes non
moins sclndaleuses. Mais c'est
assez de ca qui est comm ct ave-
re. II sera temps de charger la
publique de nouveaux
griefs quand ills prendroDt une
forme palpable, ct quill ne sera
plus possible de les laisser dans
l'ombre on ills sont encore d l'etat |
FincubatiOn.
On lit dams FEreniMg Post:
la mOnnaia d'arpant dos Etats.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant
IL, 13 ct Is. Royal Street, ~ o. III, IL es Is
Eatre Canal ct DowAae
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PnOPRIErAIRs.

On trouve dams Get etahlisscment tout %
que LII saisOn fOurnit de plus di6lcat ct toute
espece de Wins dc choix tout &c quu faut
pour sOir6es ct marriages, etc.
H. dss salons particulisrs I'm prem,ers,
et des clambres elegamMent mcubl6es 3
lo,lcr i Ia semaine ct au mois.
Lea Plante,trs ct les hal,itante de Ia cam.
pagne qui voudrOnt hOnOrer Get etahlisee-
ment dc leur patronage y trouveront des
cham6res ct neu nourriture bonne ct conf
euse 6 500 par jour.
Les portes du restaurant rsstent On.
vertes jusqn'a minuit.
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that region, even taking troops from Lara
ME and salt Lake. The government In fts
wisdom. directed The doing OF certain things
ike this OF ferry-sn sxred,tsou neceS ss12
Tor the development OF that country. We %
tue best we Can with our material, but we
are IN no condition TO do the work required
The March OF Gen Terry,s Ceunmsnd.
CHICAGO, July An Inier~ Oceaa special
says that Custer len the mouth OF the Rose
quo win twelve companies. They followed
mp the trail In the direction OF The Big Horn.
The Indians were making for the western
branch OF the Little Big Horn. General
Terry, with GIBBONS Command OF Eve oon-
psnies OF infantry aud four OF cavalry.
started 20 ascend the Big Horn 20 attack NE
the enemy In the rear. Ga the morning OF
sence OF the battle oftne previous dsy. Tpon
the receipt OF the news the command com
menced Its march In southerly direction.
wnere smoke could be seen which indicated
next morning the head ofthe column entered
pain bordering on the bank OF the Little
Big horn, where recently had stood an inn
mense Indian village, three miles In leoghth.
Ine ground was strewn with slaughtered
horses, cavalry equipments, and the dead
oodies OF nine Indian CHIEFS. The clothing
found piesced with bullets. Further on was
found the body OF Lieutenant McIntoSh.
Just then scout arrived with intelligence
mat Col. Keno was entrenched with the
remnant of the 7th cavalry on a blum, near
by, waiting relief The command pushed
on and found Reno with the remainder OF the
seven companies. Reno's command had
been
FIGHTING SINCE SUNDAY NOON,
the 18th, prttl relieved by Gen. Terry the
night OF The 10th. Terry's arrival caused the
Indians 10 retire. Reno knew nothing OF
the tate OF the other i've companies, which
had teen separated from them on the 2Sth 10
make an attack under Clusters comm and at
point about three miles down the right
bank OF the ST. am. Custer bad apparently
made an attack on the Indians. aud was
compelled 20 retreat, but was cut OF from
The main body. They were forcet into a
narrow raviue, where horses and men Law
slaughtered promiscuously. Here were
found the bodies OF Custer. his two brothers.
and nephew, Mr.. Read, Colonies Yates and
Cooke and Captain Smith, all lying In a cir
Gle OF few yards, and here Que after anoth-
er OF Custer's brave command fell.
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WALT WHITMAS's new book, 1.-The Two
Rivulets," receives q careful review In Tue
London Academy. The following is the con-
GLIDING portion: "The ethical purpose of the
book and IL Is needless to say that it has
one-manifestly is to exemplIfy In very
tragicsl passage of real life the possibility
OF carrying out that principle OF sane aud
self sacrificing love of comrades for one an
other which Whitman has so often cele-
brated In his elevated and mystical utter
ances. IL is the Old story of Achilles and
PatrocIus transferred from windy Troy to the
banks of the Potomac. II is conceivable tn at
when all of Whitman's theories about verse
and democracy and religion have been re-
tected or have become effete, this one infu-
ence may be still at work, a permanent be-
quest OF widened emotion to all future gen.
eratiOnsD
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1Tilden IL q Presbyterian.

~F. w. adams, OF Stockbrldee, Mass,
has failed for some forty thousand dollars
with assets OF between 600, 900 and SO, 900.
~J. Mont Bailey, the Dsubury News
man, will make his appearance In Danbdry.
His engagements TO lecture are already
numerous.
- The Empress OF Brazil complains that
when she walked with President Grant she
could get only eyes" and "no, from him.
"He was 20 very silent"
~A hint to organizers of excursions. In
Boeton they invite you "to go down the bay
and see the water once cut by the keel OF
the0May flower"
DOJohn Russell Young, Esq. of the New
York Herald, while I'm the the throng a.
was robbed Of an elegant and very Costly
gold watch, presented to him by lame
Gordon Bennett, ESQ., PhRQdelpkiq Times
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the Marketa-
- B. lIIr',,sI,.y July ~

BALfINoIH, July T.-Firgipis skies, deferred, O:
DO. consolidated. Sc; do second series. 80; North
Carolina SKIES. old Ia; do new, II bid 70 dsJ sussr
BIiTIsoEs. July Cotton dull. weak and
lover-middling, llAllz Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat active and lower N ery land red, good Co
prime, Aal 80; DO. amber, l.ss; DO. white, 2ss
LIS. Corn-southern firm bat quiet; western &C .
tive and sssier-southern white ca southern yellow,
Ss6o; western mixed, 57zsse, spot, 50 Oats stead
end firm, but Quist-southern old, SAi0; do. news
l1s45; western white. SsaSs. western mixed, Sass.
Rye dull, 6Os63 Hay steady, demand fair, un-
CHANGED. PToyisions-demsod fair. bat quiet snd
unchanged Pork, ~ ses2l.0 Lard stesdy-re-
nned, 1z<sn. Butter unehs1 sed; Petrolens
hIm And unchanged WHISKY nominal, offered a
lsS; no BIDS; Reoe ptso Flour; ool .hests
NEW YoRE. July I.-stocks Gull and steady
Money 2. Gold, l% Exchange, long, sss,s; shorts
<tH. Governments dull and o eadN.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat duh and In buyers favor. Corn without I'M
portsnt change.
LONDON, July THE TIpsss' financial article
says'-The silver market becomes more and Ia ore
depressed. and is 80 extremely depressed 10 At no
quotation can be given. Bile 90 India are nj go-
fists st . rate equal 10 471ksEASd per ounce
LONDON, July z, 9 D. m.-silver is quoted today
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THE TERRIBLE STORM IN IowA-The
latest advices from the scene OF the Rockda ale
llowa) flood disaster say that with the com
Ing OF daylight large force OF men renewed
The search for the missing bodies Up to yes
tercay but one more body had been found
which is that OF a girl named Minnie Baner
and the discovery of which tends to confirm
the fears entertained yesterday that grea Ter
three bodies have been recovered. Funeral
services were held on the banks of the
stream over the bodies OF such OF the dead as
nave surviving friends, but great number
OF the bodies OF those who were swept out of
existence by the storm will have to be buried
by the county authorities. It is thought that
some OF the missing bodies may have been
swept into the Mississippi, and will not be
recovered. The storm extended over central
Iowa and caused considerable loss of life and
great destruction OF property. In Warren
and Madison counties nineteen persons were
killed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
HE khedfve Co-oPeratfog With the
sultan.

ALEXANDRIA, July IA statement which
has gained currency that the Khedive re-
fused ID send troops 20 Constautinople on
the ground that the late Sultan had released
him nom that obligation excepting IN case
OF foreign war, is unfounded. On the con-
trary, two regiments OF Egyptian troops ara
leaving 10 day for Constsntinople
No News from the Seat Of war
CossrAsIINoPLE, July mo dispatches
nave been published here from the seat OF
war since Wednesday. The Bey OF Fnnis
has Informed the Porte that he will dispatca
regiment OF troops 20 Coustsutiuople.
Opposed 60 Association
LONDON, July IA special from Berlin 20
is attached To the fact that the Roman Cath
olics OF Bosnia have protested against the
annexation OF that province 10 Servia.
Celebration Of the FOURTH I'm Tur.
hey.
- LONDON, July The American colony az
the Fourth OF July at the American college
at Pera Mr.. Maynard, the American min.
lister TO Turkey, presided. He read the Dec .
laration OF Independence and made speech
Unfounded Rumor.
The second edition OF the Times TO day pub
fishes dispatch from Paris stating that the
rumored attempt on the life of the Due de
Cnartres, by soldier OF the Sth dragon ia
entirely unfounded.
Advertised for sale.
The Cunard line Of steamships, Scotia.
Cuba and Calabria, are advertised for sale
lhose OF their steamers which are the least
suited 10 the American trade, and replace
them with new and better steamers.
The Rouma afan's Moving.
BUCHAREST, July II The Roumaniau
government has sent troops with artillery
Turkish gunbosts from entering Seryian-
ROumanian waters.
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THE GREAT STORM IN IOWA.
More Details Of the Damage Don,

DIS MONIES, July Later advices show
that some Is persons were killed in Warren
county alone; that or were killed In Wat
son county, that probably $50 houses were
completely destroy ed; that as many more
were badly Injured; and that the devastation
OF crops, fences, aud animals by Tuesday
nights storm was immense. The names OF
the persons killed and wounded cannot be
obtained. They are mostly the wives and
children of farmers. Some reports place the
KILLED In Warren county alone as high as 40.
circus is water bound al Indianola, and
the train on the Des MoiDes and Indianola
railroad which left here last night IA water
bound between the North and Middle rivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-07

STRANGE SCENE IN THE NATICAS.-The
Rome correspondents OF the London Standard,
writing under date OF June p, says: "Tnere
was q very curious scene to-day AZ the Nati-
can. The Pope, with many Cardinals, re-
ceived a large body Of German pilgri ms who
had Just received the eucharist from the
hands OF Cardinal Ledochowski al the nigh
altar In St Peters, and then prayed at the
Apostles tomb In the crypt. Baron Leo read
q Latin address denouncing tyrannicsl laws
against the Church as Satanic war against
morality. An immense number OF variOus
objects were then presented 10 the Pope, In
Guiding chalices, vestments, and linen I'm
great quantities for the use and service OF
the altar; also q very considerable sum OF
money. The Pope delivered a long address.
The Voce reports that be spoke Of Antiochua
and his ending, and made some terrible cox-
parsons. The Pope's voice 10 stu powerful;
II filled the large hall. Then Che Germans
begged 10 sing 20 him one OF their German
hymns, and when that was finished they
gave q German hurrah, 'Es lebe Plus Xxi
hochi' with three times three. German
cheering is . strange sound In the halls Of
the Vatican"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-07

0Judge David Davis Is said to have writ
ten TO friend Announcing his intention to
vote for Hays and Wheeler, and urging all
liberal republicans 70 follow his example.
by Capt. J. Miller, OF the United States
navy, arrived at San Francisco Monday
night last, after voyage 70 Australia, All
hands on board well,
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rence's bill the yeas were Sc and the nays So,
so the motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Lawrence then addressed the House,
and said III this bill passed IL would save one
hundred and ffty millions TO the govern
ment, and IL IL did not pass that amount
would be lost to the Treasury. He then pro-
ceeded to give a detailed account OF the sew
eral bills passed Incorporating the Pacific
railroads and their branches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-07

CAPTURE OF CUBANs BY SPANIARDs-
Some details were received In this Office yes
terday from Jamaica touching the recent
capture OF Cubans by SpanIards. II appears
18th ultimo for Cuba, carrying dispatches
from the Cubans for the headquarters of the
nberatiDg army. The boat landed on the 18th
OF June, on the Cuban coast, between Sevilla
and TarqufDa. Shortly after landing the
party was taken by Spanish troops. Among
them were Enrique Canales, Domingo Diaz,
santos Benitez and others, making In ALI
ten souls. Nearly all the captured men had
been In the Vlrginius and Uruguay expeii.
tons. They are supposed to have been exc
cuted.-fM Y Herald 9Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-07

GOVERNOR HAYES IN PHILADELPHrA-
Hoo He Bears Hss Honors-"I want to In
troduce you TO the next President" said a
prominent Phtladelphian 10 the Emperor of
Brazil at the brilliant reception given by
Mr.. A. j. Drexel on the evening of the 4tn,
as he led his Majesty through the throng
patch to the n. Y. Tribune says Governor
hayes has produced avery good impression
In his social Intercourse with people In
Philadelphis. He is frank aud cordial in
his manner, ard in his quiet dignity there is
no trace OF self consciousness or affectation.
Nothing of the public functionary style is
thing like conceit and exultstion at being
I1onfZed. On the contrary, the candidate
bears himself with an admirable mingling
OF modesty and aplomb. In a word, he be-
haves Ike gentleman of culture and char
acter. he knows very well how to ward of
skillfully the compliments bluntly thrust at
him, and prefers the exhibition to the politi-
cal campaign as a theme for conversation.
III people insist on talking politics, he man.
ages TO bring forward the attitude OF the two
parties, rather than the personal merits OF
the candidates as subject for remark.
WITH A wRY FAcE.-At length the
Evansville (lnd Courier has forced itself 10
gulp down. the dish of boiled crow set before
IL at st. Louis. 1t says: "We this morning
place the names OF Tilden and Hendricks at
the head OF our columns, with this distinct
r servatfOD: that as they were nominated on
platform OF Anything TO win,' they must
win ,Or their defeat should be signalized and
ateu ny tue ouILdi Oh the puIrlu ear
cass or democracy. We yield our own judg-
ment as TO the measures and men that the
81. Louis convention should have given to
the people, and shall contribute whatever
We can TO the half-horse, half alligator
ticket. We have heretofore eaten crow,
when, If our advice had been taken, the de-
moc1acy might have sat down 10 a feast OF
fruit cake and waffies. We shall take
our share of the rations doled out to
us by John Morrisse y and the other east
eTn bummers who seem to have infatuated
the heightened southern people. We hope
to have enough stomach left after the cleo
tl0n to.contain the crow we have eaten, aud
If T1lden Is successful, as the Courier Jour-
nal said last October, we shall throw up our
hat for the winning man and thank Fluellen
that he invented leaks"