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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-02-04
Find the cube root of 20 51-G4:

AltlIHMEIlt- lST CLASS.
/. An account of $4,000 is due Sept
1G; $500 are paid Aug / $500, Aug q
when will the balance he due?
,. From 1S.23613 take 4.51.
3. If AS money is 10 per cent more
than BIS, then BIS is how many per cent.
less than AS?
4, If 123 per cent. of what I receive
for an article, is gain, what is my rate OF
gain?
\ farmer wished to lay of piece
of land containing "a A. r. s rds, in
the shape of a rectangle, so that its length
may he three times its breadth; what will
be the length and breadth Of the rect
angle?
6. corporation pays tax of $564 ~
at the rate OF 46-100 per cent. find its cap
ital?
:. How much above par would New
York Central SIS be when money invested
in them would yield only ) per cent?
s, a man made fourteen weekly de.
posts IN a bank The first week he dc.
posted ST., and the last deposit WIS $50
what was the sum deposited?
9. The diagonals Of two similar rect
angles are as 512; how many times does
the larger contain the smaller?
10. \ man receives per cent on his
money invested in paper mill that pays
dividend of . per cent. ever six
months; at what price did he purchase
his stock?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-02-04
GRAMMAR-9D Glass


Write \ complex sentence.
Give the principal parts of the verb
sit,
What is the rule for the agreement of
pronouns?
Give synopsis of the verb read
Correct the following, and give the rea
son for each correction:
The beard of health published its pro-
ceedings
Many words they darken speech.
Not IA word was uttered, nor sign given
Analyze the following sentence, and
parse the words in italics
By disappotntments and hiais, the
violence of our passions is ttmsd
How Is the passive voice formed?
Wha: notifications have adicctiyesy
What notifications have nouns%
GRAMMAR-lsT CLASS
When do participlcs and intinitivcs be-
come nouns?
How many forms have verbse
What Is figure OF etyuology?
How does rule in grammar differ
from rule in arithmetic?
Correct the following, and give the rca-
son for each correction.
The work has hcen finished last week
Was there difference, these would be
no choice.
Give very syllable and every letter their
proper sound.
He will maintain his cause though he
loses his estate
Who darcS apologize for Pi2arro-w
is but another name for rapacity.
Parse the words in italics,
0! then Crs the turf and tomb
Cover us rom every eye,
Spirit of instruction, come,
NtIe ,Jy }s1r1, That ,-e ,o,,lt ID
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-02-04

In Arithmetic and Grammar, the fol,
lowing questions were given at the public
examination, Jan. Goth:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-02-04

Thirty days after date | promise to pay
Mrs. Ellen S. Upper or bearer the sum
of One Thousand Dollars with interest at
10 per cent. per annum.
his
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-02-04
Tsael,ers' Gpln,p,,.
w. Il. PARKER. Editor.
SUNNY TEACHING.
An Address Delivered Before the
State Teachers Association of
Pennsylvania.

BY G. HARRY DAVE.

Continued from lust peeh.)
There is something more in teach
ing than the paltry dollars and cents
received for services rendered. Your
compensation is little enough, and
too often grudgingly given, and that
u mans or woman's brains and eX-
perience should be dealt with as a
shopman deals with the goods upon
his counter, is u disgrace to the en-
lightmcnt Of the day. If this were
all the reward Of your work, if it be
only that Of the daily laborer, if there
be 40 higher encouragement, then
your motto might be, "The least
amount of work for the greatest sum
of money"
But 1t is not. You are preparing
those around you for the great work
of their lives; you are frightening
up the weapons with which they shall
fight great battles and achieve noble
victories; you are writing thoughts
on hearts that shall in after days de-
yclop in noble, golden deeds; you
are engaged IN a work tht is grand
and important, and III this day of
work, Of earnest, persistent effort,
when the sluggard drags in the race
and dies by the wayside, if you
would succeed in that work you must
carry wl.h you bright faces, bright
eyes and contented hearts-rcmcm-
bering that from the ranks of our
school children are to become the
fathers and mothers Of another gen
Grafton, the eloquent men who bear
the messages of God, the orators, the
physicians, the inventors, the scien-
fists, the merchant princes and the
masters Of skilled labor, the men H.
to whose hands shall fall the govern
ment Of this commonwealth, and
greater, aye, far greater, the future
mothers Of the republic.
What great changes have been
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
Chinese carvisE.

The Es,epri.e Of this morning says
We yesterday saw at the office Of the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company
q magnificent specimen Of Chinese carving
in ivory. The piece Of carving il about
sixteen inches In hight and Ia elaborate
almost beyond description or comprshen.
sion. AT the base are several human tg'
ures aud the figure Of 4 horse three inches
In hight. all carefully and artisiically
wrought, while at the distance Of about ten
inches above il seen 4 ball about four in
ches In diameter, ON the surface Of which
are hundreds Of human Figures, standing
or reclining In inches. most wonderful In
the elaborateness and delicacy Of the cary
ings surrounding them. Inside Of thi.
ball are no less than twenty-one other
balls, or hollow spheres, each ~ delicats
and beautifully wrought rs the first oi
outer shell. All these spheres may IL
turned and moved about In such q way
that the figures carved on them may b.
seen. Above this nest Of spheres ara q
number Of human figures, all bearing the
Chinese ' human face divine" which fg'
ures are about tho same size as those nj
the base. This splendid specimen Of Chi
nsss workmanship was sent to Mr.. Mackay
by q friend residing in China. To carve
Ii must have been the work Of years. II ID
probably ~ fine as anything that the Chi
nese have at tho Centennial In the same
line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rns soLD NIL D.u.r sr~-.
CALIFORNIA.
A Psale in the Chinese riieater IN
han rrancis,o -rweuty. oac chi.
names Killed.

Ban PniScIsco. October all p. NJ
At Ave minutes TO ~ o'clock last night
. panic occurred in the Royal Chinese
T'hcatcr, ON the north side Of Jackson
street. between Rearny and Dupont. A
stampede followed. which resulted in the
immediate death Of tweniy-one Cinnamon
and tho w~ounding Of fifteen or twenty
more. The entrance to the theaier Is
through . long, narrow. corridor. Of the
end Of which are five or six steps, leading
to the door. through which the audience
has to pass. A few feet back Of, and par
allcl with the door. was . partition. built
Of one inch boards. and reaching half way
10 the ceiling. While the performance
was going on some ono In tho audience
raised the cry Of frc. Tho alarm was
g~roundiess, but u created q panic and n
great portion Of those In the auditorium
and gallery which has 4 stairway running
down TO tho door started for the only means
of exit. Some Of the foremost fell or were
pushed down the steps leading 10 the cor
ridor, and those who came after them fell
poll NELL on them. The surging crowd
pushed on these, carrying the partition
with them. aud in q few minutes hundreds
Of Cinnamon were piled on top Of each
other. screaming. moaning and crying In
Chinese and English.
A few minutes after the accident ocur-
red Q few officers rushed to the scene and
Attempted TO render assistance. but their
efforts were In vain for q little while. as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
A MINER KILLED.
Crushed BY . Cage In the Lady
Warrington.

George Cunningham. q miner In tho
Lady Washington. was killed In the shaft
Of that mine at O'Clock this morning
lie and his partner. . man named Thomas
Dunstan. were working one set below the
750-foot level easing the timbers. They
were In the south compartment and had
lust commenced their shift. The shaftman
came up with the cage 10 where the men
were and gave them instructions what 10
dc, and went on up TO the surface. After
tho shaftman passed up Dunstan CON-
menced 10 pick tho dirt from behind tho
timbers. according TO instructions. Cum
ningham said no was going up into the
station but did not say what he was going
for. Dunstan advised him not 10 go. but
he did not heed tho warming.
In going from the place whore these two
men were employed TO the station. II IL
necessary To cross the center compartment,
In which the cage works. After going to
the surface tho shaftman sent the cage
down to take up the loose dirt picked ont
in easing the timbers. Cunningham
climbed down the ladders and started TO
cross the center compartment, when the
cage struck him and crushed him against
the timbers ON which the men stood while
working. The cage was going very slowly
as the engineer had been directed where
to stop. but before II could DO rung up Its
full weight was allowed 10 press against
the unfortunate miner. fe lived but
three or four minutes after being released
| from tho pressure. and the only words no
uttered were, Let me get my breath,
Tom." A physician was sent for but the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
sloonp pIspA1on.
Exeitstnens Amsng the chinsmsn
sfBan Yranciseo-Fo1iticsi Hstss
from the nay Cfty-Gsnsral
News Items.

San Francisco. October 3l-2:s0P.-
The morgue this forenoon was crowded BY
hundreds Of Cinnamon to view the bodies
Of the victims OF last nights panic at tho
theater. Tho dead are all Chinese OF
tho laboring class. with one exception.
All Sing was Q druggist nj the corner OF
Dupont and Sacramento streets. Several
bodies have been removed by friends for
interment. Four Of these injured still rc-
main OF the City Prison Hospital. appar-
emily In q critical condition. Some dozen
who were taken there have recovered and
gone. Around the entrance to the theater
In Jackson street q crowd IL also Assem-.
bled. blocking the sidewalk and running
into and out Of the building. The
means Of exit from the theater
arc bad and Of the most insufficient
kind, and, rs II Is generally denssly
crowded with spectators. IL Ia probable
that the authorities will take steps to i'm
prove II In that respect.
General satisfaction 10 expressed among
Republicans ut tho abandonment OF tho
proposed grand parade Of all the city or
g~anizations Saturday evening. Whether
the decision arises from lack Of funds, or
from other sources, II Is considered that
tho energies Of the party hero can DO more
proftably devoted TO hard work In private.
than In display In public.
Registration Is still going on actively Ut
the rate Of about 1900 per day. with .
prospect Of O still greater rush between
this and election day.
The stock market Is very dull, scarcely
= - - - A..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
Arr,S.,. ,... Mss.,.x.
psp.rs.res Las, Evesiss.

SENATOR COOPER. % Tennessee, will
tell what he knows about the Democratic
side u the question 10 the people Of vir-
ginia In National Guard Hall this even
Ing.
" you want 10 make a change from tho
precinct In which YOU AZ, registered to
the precinct In which you reside, nov L.
your time.
BILLY WILLIAMS. an old C~omstocker.
has lust returned from the Black Hills aud
gives fiatisring reports Of the country.
A TRAIN Of twenty csmels. each with a
cord or two Of wool on hi. back. slipIed
into Virginia City after dark last night.
CANDIDATES for political petitions have
reached silver City. Whisky was free and
plentiful in that place yesterday.
THE silver City stage yesterday evening
took two bars Of Justice bullion to Vir-
ginia. Value. $5,ii9 ".
TmE g~Ailow+frame Of the new hosting
works Of tho Wells Fargo mine was
erected yesterday.
A Z meeting OF the virginia
Board OF Aldermen will b. held this even
Ing At 7 O'Clock.
An Nj. senator shAron's right bower,
has been In Virginia during the Senator's
visit there.
TnE Union and Confederate Veterans
held . meeting in Virginia City last Sat
urday night.
TIE regular Monday grisiOf police busi-
ness was transacted in the Virginia Courts
yssssrday.
Tnx youngest child Of the late Hon.
Charles L. Do Long is dangerously Ill Of a
fever.
rux Hope mill. at Silver City. Is run
mag on ore from the Cosmopolitan mine
Tux District Court will be In session to-
morrow wednesday, morning.
TIE on the Virginia side OF the
Divide 10 being put In rapidly
Ir will be but n week more until We
have the Presidential election.
FINE specimens Of ore from the Justice
mine are becoming common.
JupoK WELLS Of Carson Is wandering
around the Comstock to-day.
CONGRESSMAN woopsunS is visiting his
friends In Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
. rsrribIe Rnilr.ea Acclden,.

A Terrible Railroad Accident.
SCRANTON, Pa. October Shy the
collision offs freight train with . psssen.
ger train ON tho Delaware, Lackawana and
w..,ern Road I.., r;,h, ,w,,tv miles
N"s- 500 - 90
from oclan'on' TWO persons DaVio rlercc
OF Hamilton. and James Bragg OF Utica,
were killed, and TWENTY-FIVE others, all Of
this Stste. severe iniurcd. Tho scencs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
New York Hazard.

NEw yoHK. October 3i.-Salcs In the
Morning Board. In currency. were; 100
Con. Imperial A.. 100 Crown Point. ID,
800 Grant 3. 100 Justice "a, 700 Mexican
sou. 40 Ophir Sc, 50 Oycrman ~, 5po
Silver City laaia, 100 Yellow Jacket 70
sales alter the Board 200 Alpha 5Os,
100 Mexican 30s. 100 Bslcher i9h, 300
Ophir 81, 100 Chollar-Potosi NJ. 2ut'
Crown Point RIVALS. 800 Could 4 Curry
III N7., 100 Raymond \ Ely q, 500 lialc
A Norcross 9a9a 400 Savage i6ai6'a, lOO
Ju.tice AN, 800 Yellow Jacket &c a2GS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

SAN fm,ScIsco. October al p. NJ.
Yellow Jaeket-2i bid. 22a asked.
Con. virginis-52h bid.
Caiifornia-57S bid.
MexicAn-2s bid.
Lsopard-5S bid. 6 asked.
Northern Belle-2sh bid.
Sierra Nevaia-i2 asked.
Oyerman-si asked.
Yellow Jacket-2 sold.
Kentuck-iiS bill, l2', asked.
Eureka Con.-i2h bad.
Crown Point-iOS bid.
Union Con. -i2t asked.
Gould 4 Curry-i5 bid.
Modoc-5S bid. ~ asked.
Msxican-2sa asked.
Leopard q bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
Fred Deering.

A few weeks ago u man working at tho
Trojan mine walked onto a detached cage.
which ran down TO the bottom Of the shaft,
killing him instantly. The mans name
was then given as Fred Brown. that being
tho name by which he was generally known
here. Marshal Loynachsn knew the man
In California. and Was Of the opinion that
his name was no Brown. lie accordingly
wrote for information. Following Is the
note received In reply:
CAsrAR. CAL. Oct. Is, 1876.
]. ID. LoyNAcHAS-Sm: Thu man You
ask information about was named Fred
Deering. Respectfully. yours.
P.rER M%ERRiMAS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
ELECTION TICKETS, CARDS. HAND

TICKETS, CARDS. HAND
BILLS, Pi.AcaRD,, FOSTERS, Am
EVERYTHING N THAT LINE FOR
POLITICAL PARTIES, CLUBS Am
CANDIDATES., PROMPTLY rxE-
CUrED To ORDER N SUPERIOR
STYLE, AND At THE vEay LOW.
EST RATES, At THE STEAM ion
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Of
THE GOLD Hill. DAILY NEw-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

Lrox's KAruAaios makes beautiful.
glossy, iuxuriant hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty yssrs, IL charminsly psrfumed.
and has NO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

... Aaa
rhf.A A."AN"
MILD Eior.-Wiliiam hahc' TWO 'ohh
Does AMI three Richard l.oes were arrested
l., yir,,,i. mi. mo,ninp. charged with
riot. II appears that q Mrs. Floyd and
Kane both lay claim to a lot on Stewart
street, between Taylor and Union. Mrs
floya haa Ishec I LII P'Ui y;
men. Tor, n down, threw the boards into
an ali .bait. ami bepsu the erection of n
ha,sa A N.ws reporter ACCOMPANIED
Can.,ahl. smith 10 the seat Of war. Mrs.
| riovJ AMI two or three lady friends, with
h.Ijss i'm their arms. were standing on a
~ ,x.,looliny Kane and Ills men AT
wa,l anil b.rrasseJ them with sLrill re-
81. unon th,ir character and PERSONAL
an,.,rsncc' When The Constable took ali
the workman into custody. Name, address
~. NJ nv : /. aniS ,rn,lon III have me house
an that lot afore tho sun goes down 70
Will ye, ye ould eloat screamed 'he
iauy pesop, : VA, ~. - can,,
were 'AAch uoNh ~ .u1s1 H. an,s,'i
anu were shor.'. aisl"Ai As u,'i, a.
,hs"ucpu nv, ".e.u. VIZ .na
law doeideu INC ownership VI '"o P''P'
cry
A BLoop-SNEAREp CLuB.-On the wall
~ an. ooIJ ulI Nrws onic, hang, n Climb.
-, =,
within easy reach oi Inc editor manu. ~
!" "'' An '' e'
long "e's"s h''e'" pou"'' ~ "g
aPle'e1, hay,Ioper run ni,h hisa, VII ,irisI
i'm. Deacon Parkinson, Of the Carson
Ts,L..,. ,tole n and brought II into the
Nv. o0,c. the otLer night. He stole il
rom .Jn,Iy, WRIGHT. A number Of prom.
ain, xonny attorney, have mysteriously
,,i..n,ssrs.i from time IN time In this
vicinity. The blood upon the club may
nave no connection win these uisappsa,'
T,'a .,,,, In ~, H. rs,,,na"I ~ tbe owner
mn 'n,S;.a,inn I, viii GnJ active ser.
Sic. IN ,hs Npxs oair.. Iawyers NAV
now ems. m, conrt with Immunity.
Nsw AND BEAurIfuL.-Th newest u
most beautiful style OF portrait delinea-
ton is that Of on painting ON convex
glass. This brings out the facial feature
and general form Of the subject into prom
insnt relief and give. tho picture a much
more life.likc and natural look than the
-.t... a., ...f.... xiu .J,it Of W.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restore. the complexion, removes frscl0gs.
tau M sallowness; makes the akin Oft,
white n delicate. It's application cam
not he detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

woRLD's aarAIA Rrx.DY Medical
Wonder TOR rheumatism, neuralgia,
ersmp-colic. colds. sprains, burma. tooth
ACHE etc. N.set Inns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
A CARD TO THR LADIES.

SINcRRRLY DO I THANK IoU. LADIES
Of Story and Lyon counties, for the vsry
liberal patronage rvceived sine the advent VI
ny Cearanee Sale Tor the purposs Of rtihns
from business. The endeavor 70 please you
has been and ever shall BE- ny aim. whethes
I sn deserving Of your patronage. Ladiss, ]
shall leave 10 your own good juds'rsni. and
surely the future will prove u. Your kind CO.
oourAsement leads me TO the bslisf that 100
want me To hep on with business. - many.
wee. vcry many. Of you LAiiss have airssdy
sskrd me 10 do.
Having retired. bat oply from the old syssen
Of ceiling goods 81 eiorbjiant prices. tshe
pleasare in Informing you that . shall hrep on
nj IN. old place. Main street. Gold Hill. two
doors blow the Yellow Jsehet once. and VII
ondeayor. 10 the u'most,to erests . new eia In
the III Goods business. Iisnesforh 10 shah
b. my aim 70 reduce lie psiee' Of oil gods.
domestic and foreign, 20 their lowest standard.
All ask Of you. iAdie', Il to call. szsnins
my good,. and compare prices.
by the sth Of feptsmbsr ] shail have . fun
and eonplstc stoes =. goods, all Of vhieh yos
ran buy q most
AsroMlsRlMelY LOW PRICES
FOR CASH.
In q. OAKLAND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

M PRyNKeSBRtnER HAVING nErnnp
1S4s nom business on o Of III healfn.
and being abSut 20 leave Gold Hill. calls upoo
al those isdsbtsd 10 him % come and eetpe
Immediately. % % 10 snabis him 70 issvs =
Nm. rSxMKKNHuNR protoss. issvisg
dirSctiy sfr ths Ara Of October pey-d.ys. ane
ali ipdebtsA 70 hin Who do not eone nsv.so
prompliy and ssttis Will b. len % ne 5000
insrrlss d . IeUl onsr o. eolisetss. sshh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31
sEroxr.
t~anroxrnp pAnr ut "a r. KrArrSa = co
aaa HRauelsso IloaFsl.

hao Eronetsro oarN
last k,xSIss.
iso Ear-is Con. i7i.
leo Jackson. ~
T5k Con. AZ
fot3 Lsppafd. Gs. sS.6. 81
so3 Northern Belle. n. -. 3sS. y. y -. .
30. ~, IN 30. a.. 80
coo General rhonias, :c
10 uus.ey. IKE
go Manhattan, l3S. 49,
$50 doc. 9. AZ. 81
40 coso Con. as. Ac
2o Ssw Coco. a.. ~
30O roath Chariot. a5'.s
2O0 roormsn. loo
$40 Con. virgia'A. sii.. az
loo Caledonis. io'.
5Overman, ~
I'D b-lchsr. u
9hJustiee. %. 2ts
eto Ophir. s0k. 81. St., 5is 10
SIS Union con.. iss
6ss yellow Jacket. -. - ~, q.
eos California. s,s. 81. b, As' "s
az Re-, a iielshsr. Nv. - bs. Is. az.
las Gould 4 Curry. Is N.. H.
iso savage. Nv. ~.
rur. soHsrso.
eos ophir. saw. s1... ban
eSs Mexican. .ss
2sO Gould n Curry, III
JOS Ils<i 4 Bechsr, ~. tss
$50 California, SIX. IS. 3''., ssbSl
iss c.,a. Virgins. 81. as. s2'. sie IS bio
sl0 Hale q >orcrO--,s
3OO Crown Point. n, los. i0s
$40 yeilo~ jacket. gis, az, az. b.. IN
is HI hsr. ~.
80 slerra Nevada. iii.. n
90 Alphs, Bk. Sk. A.. III. @hs
e5 lmp-riAl Con-. ~. J IN
- keutusk, iax
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-31

the preservation 81 the Union and had
done nothing for the advancement Of
FREQ institutions. The Republican party
willing 10 stand upon its record. IN
all the great issues which divided the par
ties in the past the Democrats now ac-
knowledge that the Republicans were right.
The questions 81 ,hc past upon "h'ch .ne
~"% =, i.,"sh M talent opno,i,iop
Of the Democracy 10 each Of the Amsnd-
menis WAS dwelt upon. The Democrats
1aeI no'sns ~ "as, 80, s,ran.
,n..i t"n -, -, ,,hs, ,h.y viii l,.o
,bsir nie,Ig,s. The sneaker went into the
statistics Of corruption aud proved that
the Government has been more purely adj
ministercd under Republican rule than
under Democratic. After speaking for
about an hour Senator Morton retired. and
after a song from the Glee Club. the
crowd dispersed with three cheers Tor
Hayes and Wheeler.
National Guard Hall was densely crovded,
even the stage gbeing packed with eager
.i,i,.n. Man. l,j,,s x.r, mo,y Nm. an.
49, -.
dlenee. senator norton ueii'e,eu = ions
AMI able discourse, going over the wnoio
ground oi the ISSUES dividing tue parties:
His address Was markell by a INN anu
candor 81 statement which won the friend
y attention Of all, Demociats ~ we'll rs
Republicans lie pointed out the
TWO ruroRtrs or INN
M A.. a.. p-...,,,... -. 80,
"'" w "o "Pu par! y"
tbs Democratic party. The first says
NC M, one nation, one peoplc.
-.,,lt.Ll-, - 49,. o.. L.,
su.uun ~. sssa., ~ A.. 90.
-
sutuuon OF mo ohited Sta'es' "h''" u
over all, and giving to the States certain
specified rights, a. u gives 10 the General
w, naa".a"', sas,.;n sish,. /, rs.erys.
To- the State. all tie rights not specified.
That the States hold their right. by the
ram, am. nuo ~ va" a.cra ~ n. ,ish,.
Of the General Government. protected by
the same interests. The other theory is
that this Government IA a mere confeiera-
ton ~ States, independent States, bound
together by = constitution called a treaty
% alliance. That each one of these States
a,oi,n nj inJsncnJs,t nations. That An.
Government of the United States is but the
1ssn' Ihu .p,sna ~, so,@sJ nv
,he psople. AZ A whole people, but by tho
States in their corporate and Organized
capacly AMI consequently th's "o,.'"-
nlent being nothing Out = uea'y, y io'o"s
that These nations may wltnuraw lroni uis
alliance AZ pleasure. ihis ctIi e"ssup
heii y! y . iuuen IA ~ '''''' "'""
Jus, us'V.o an.
aI.c, u"oIn'S y. ~. ~.
,o'uiui.i anu uanse' no.."
theofy, the speaker enisieu uPon .he Iu,s-
ton OF reconstfuetioh anu P'c'ui'u '"e
eohditon OF Things
IN THE sot-ru.
1he pem"e'a'c la'H away "" wv.
aud il now ruled by the Southern element.
rL.,. L.,,.,, IA. mn lava Tor ,he Markham
Democracy. Their only aim Is 10 repair
their shattered fortunes and they VIII
Piousy tn.his'',s W a! ,sSn
omp'iS ~. 'u" s.s $500
49,, \ 49,
Morton next entered upon the charge OF
co,,r,,,ox
NJ.
Male against the hepuoiieah party i"o
years ago a great tidal wave swept over
mi. c~,n,try anil many STATE, trnly Re-
-,
Pup'i'A" SA'e ps"a"' ~.
a Democratic House Was elected; with