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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1876-12-28

Capt. Wikof, who, to fill the
place of Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committe, resigned
his Adjutant Generally, was reap
pointed by Governor Hayes on Mon.
day.
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The New York Tribune says that
the excited uproar kept up by GER
tain editors is ''like the bass drum
in country band, intended to COW
er q multitude of sins.
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An unusually intelligent Justice of
the Peace, in Baltimore, swore a
Chinaman on a tea chest the other
day, in default of the writings of
Confucius.
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'Only this and nothing more"
"Vilette Villars," from Indianapo
lis, after an absence of 3 months. i
again at the parental home.
Dame Rumor has it, that severa
Hymeial ties are soon to be made
in our village and vicinity.
Here, as els where, the holiday
trade is in the zenith of it's glory
To almost every family, it ushers il
an era of joy-a dance of delight.
Homemade tobacco (both fol
chewing and smoking) is becoming
popular in our first families.
Preparations are being made fol
an oyster supper at the III. E. Church
during the holidays.
To Editor, Readers and cores
pondents, a "Merry Christmas" and
a "Happy New Year"
JOSEPHAW.
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One friend to another who has
just returned from a trip to Europe;
did you enjoy your European
tour ?"
Every much indeed"
'Did you cali on any Of the big
ones ?"
Eyes, I called on two queens one
evening"
"Called on two queens !! Was it q
pleasant affair 2
'No, not very for after I called
found that the other chap had three
kingsl"
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Senator Sherman declines to be
considered a conspirator. He said
to Herald reporter on Thursday
Il do not want the position of Pres
ident of the Senate; I would not take
it if it we're offered me. I have
never even thought of it, and do not
want any other position than the one
I hold, with which I am perfectly
content. AS to the newspaper para
graph about the brothers Sherman,
referring to General Sherman and
myself, people will readily under
stand that we are not conspirators.
The country is in no danger from
US. The illusions made to us in
that connection are SO absurd and
ridiculous as to be worth only laugh
ing at.
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Sinking Springs.

We have received a queer letter
1t inclosed two fine cards. On the
small one in beautiful type was in
scribed, Laura Browder." Below
this on the other card, was "Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Easton." The cards were
attached by a neat ribbon bow. En-
veloping the cards was white sheet
on which was written,
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Physicians recommend Or. Bulls Cough Syrnp
when all other medicines fail, certain cure for
Bronchitis. Sore Throat, and Coughs or Colds of
long standing. For sale by all Druggists.
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ow-from 81 per 1000 up. Ozi ST the
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Needs something in the way of job Printing. We
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done TO the best advantage at the
sep1stf NEWS OFFICE
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"Onlv this and nothing more.

Xenia College Parlor, Xenia, o.
1P. NJ. December 20, 1876.
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NEWS will he promptly delivered by Carrier, or at
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, 1876-03-28

sc(1ool. ol.tcnol,ors-vhich tho Constitution pro-
hibits. II thoy may DO bargained will, for
services beforo tho taxcs aro collected to pny
them, na The Tn1nuaE contends mny 10
done, thon It is 1nwful to ieauo 10 each ono
certificate for liB or her months salary
payable when tho taxoa aro collocted,-or tho
city may hnvo tho cortifcntca cashed By n
bnnk and pny tho proceeds to tho employees,
and owo tho bank until tax-rnying tmc. Tho
City Of Chicago certainly cannot do tho mani.
fest injustice Of employing nit those people
without any right to 10 eo, md without any
authority to provide for their payment.
Tho Times seeks In win to avoid tho inovi-
tahlc outcome OF its argument that tho Con-
atitution prohibits tho mourning Of tempo.
rary indebtedness, which Is, that ths City
Government must be practically disbanded
until ycaz'a taxes Rhall bo collected To stArt
with. II says that the difficulty can bo over
como by reducing tho taxes by onc.half, or to
m annual expenditure OF $780, 600. This
would certainly DO very grateful to ovory tax-
payer, but how would 1t change tho prosont
sary then rs It is now to anticipate tho col
lection OF taxcs, though not to tho samo
n1nonnt Of taxes. It would 10 equally nocos-
sary to incur indebtedness for tho services reu-
1orcd the city to tho o1tont Of 52,5o0, ,0oo.
and until taxcs to that amount could bo col
lcctol to li1uidnto this indebtedness. Now,
If the city can become indebted lawful1y for
$4,000, 900 in anticipation Of taxes in this
mannor, then it ,nny lawfully become in
t1cbted temporarily for twice TINT amount il
1t levics twice that amount Of taxes. Tho
reduction Of ta1os, then, howovor dcs1rgblo
in itso1f, will not do nway with tho practice
OF anticipating tho collection OF taxes md,
If this practice is unconstitutional, thon it
would bo equally 10 with tnx-lovy Of
3a,5oo,oo0 or 91,0oo,0Oo na with larger
Hum.
Tho only certificates Of indebtedness which
TIE TRIBUNE holds to have been unlaufu1ly
issrcd aro thoso representing dobts un1aw-
fully incurred, ,--thnt is, dobts mado for
which thoro were no appropriations or as-
sessments Of taxes levied for tho payment
thereof As to debts representing taxes tAat
hayo boon lost, we think thoy should DO
pnid, but 1t is extremely doubtful whether
certificates can DO issued against sucl, de-
ficits-at loast until further assessments are
levied to pay them. As for those lawfully
issued to anticipate the collection Of taxes
! to rny indebtedness incurred currently for
services rendered, wo hold them to bo law
ful; and, if thoy arc not lawful, then tho
City Government Rhonll DO d6bnnded a'
once until it shall hayo collected taxcs III al
vance Of expenditures.
, 1876-03-28

grnous and curious medley, which confor1ned
to tho atanlard of no school, aud was like
nothing but itsolf. Whom this compromise
r1an was submitted to tho County Doarl anil
nloptod by It for tho county's half OF tho
building, 1t waa described in tho papors, but
not minutoly, since tho prospect Of my build
Ing t,on scunel remote. Since TINT timo,
however, It hos boon moro critically e1a1n-
inesl, ar,ong others by prominent Chicago
nrchitoct, who statea to III that, II tho cx-
terior ia constructed according 10 the present
designs, 1t will DO disgrace to tho city. In
other words, Ills verdict IL TINT tho plan is m
architectural ,nonatrosity. and il 70 outtantl-
iallly bud tint the building, when erected, will
disgust the general public Utmost M much
as 1t will tho tralnod eyo Of tho
architect Tho domcB, which nro to DO tho
most expensive foaturo OF tho building. aro
commented upon as resembling closely the
tin cover Of frying pnn,-an observation
which was made somo time ago. It is sug-
gcstctl, in order to avert tho calamity Of tho
erection Of s1ch a building, that tho leading
architeots of the city send In protest to the
County Donrd, There are many roasons,
however, why this would DO unnvailing. A
better course would porhapH DO, II the coun-
ty In to oroot tho whole building, to return 10
tho bald simplicity Of EaANa original plan,
which was cheaper than tho present ono, and
not 80 offensive to tho educated eye. It will
not DO beautiful, but Mt loast 1t will not bo n
jumbo Of tho different schools Of nrchi-
tnnk11re.
, 1876-03-28

h1r. PAYNE, of Ohio, may now bo counted
among tho defunct doctors Of inance-killcd
by dose Of his own patent medicine. Els
bill was frnud 1t camo aa near being
meaningless md purposcless as anything
which could hayo been devised. All there
was in it WINS that tho Government should
pay per cent interest for S1o, 600 in
gold annually, gold to bo put away until
it accumulated to $1oo,ouo, ,0oo,-and tho
banks woro to do the eamo thing, and TINT
was oil Of it. The House yesterday by two
third vote refused to receive tho bill. That
monatrosity having boon put out Of tho way,
now lot Congress go 10 work aud romovo tho
restrictions upon the banks and the people,
resuniug spocie values whan hoy can and
when they plcaao Tho Banking law as 1t
stands, and tho Iegal- -Tondor oct rs 1t stands,
both prohibit tho resumption Of spocio-pay-
,nonta. Lot Congress- adslross itaelf to sonao-
thing practical, aud have done with tho wild
aud visionary schemes which aro wholly i'm.
practicable,
, 1876-03-28

Tho nction OF the Committee On Public
Buildings Of tho City Council, In reporting
fayorably on tho proposition that tho county
build tho clty's portion Of tho Court House,
tie Inter paying ront therefor, aud tho prob
ability that both tho Council aud tho County
Board will unite on this plan, has callod
public attention to the Court House question,
which has for some ti1no beon in abeyance,
and especially TO tho subject Of tho plans for
tAat etlihce. Some months ago, 1t may be
remembered, tho two a1ohitects-T1LEY and
EoAN-were prevailed upon to waiye some Of
the points Which had separated them, and to
preparo compromise plans. Up to TINT tmo
T1llxx had hald fast TO tho rich ornaments
ton of tho Eureka design, while EaAs had
duplicated tho North Side County Build
Ing. The latter, in hts new drawings,
mule concessions to tho architectural
idcas Of his riya>, tho result botng Al incou-
, 1876-03-28

A plan has been devised by Mr. CANNON,
OF Illinois, whereby 1t is hoped to suppress
tho System Of Btraw bids In tho award Of
mail contracts, Oh well as 10 prevent the
buying of Of low bidders. The plan Is sinl-
ple but apparently feasible, and il enforced
should 60 far toward checking tho groas
frauda in tho mail l-carryiug soryico. II con.
templates tho enactment Of Inv requiring
that in tho event Of default by ono or moro
Of tho lowest bidders the Postmaater-Go
ehall award tie contract at yota not above
that named In tho lowest bid, and il this
cannot be done ho ia to roadyertise, the sa1ne
sulo as To tho lowest bid governing NIL con-
traota for temporary service. Tho strict ell.
forcsnent Of this regulation, It is believed,
would make atraw.bids Improbable, and on
courage honest hidlers To compete ia good
faith,
, 1876-03-28

Benatos IAA1lN ts still lutent upon having
the rstoa OF postags on third-cass mail matter
lxeo At roaiy higher rate than by tue amend
ment smugg!ed through. the last Congress- In
tho interest Of tic oxptoas companies, and
which tho Sonato haa not yes found tiruo to Eo-
posl. Ills plau u. III sop to tho newspapers, to
mako special rates for them and msgAzines OF
ceot for oyery ounces tho old rate) for any
dts.ance not exceeding 1000 mitea and cent
per ounce for grcater distances. Then TO pro-
poses to detine-that IL, 10 restrict--the articles
That may 10 transported through tho mails other
than newspapers, etc. aud. instead Ut lover
Ink to incseaso tho rates (nlzosdy doabled) for
ali distances oyer 8oo&miles.-that is, for att dis
tances between 500 had 900 miles, cents for
e1ery 2 ouuces, botwoen 800 and i 800 miles,
8 oenss and for each 600 mtles additional,
cent for every OUNCES. Dir. HAa11A pro.ests
that he haan't ropeutod Of. of apologized fos.
hls ooutse In putting through tho e1preHa COM
panles' postal amendment doubling rAtas IN
tlIsd-c!aaa mattoE. and really pzoposes, by
, 1876-03-28

Tho Confederatos are about to enter upon
IN Investigation into tho conduct of tho war,
In tho hope OF demonstrating to m astound.
nd nation that tho horses in tho Army of tho
Potomac wero not properly fot1, and that tho
uniforms Of tho Doya in Blue were abandoned
to TIC ravagcs OF tho moth which corrupts
ln ahort, tho vanquishcd Confeleratos expect
to ahow TINT tho victorious Union armies were
bally managed aa regards horse.foddor and
clothing, and that some of tho Quarter.
masters wero not rs honest as they should
have been. Incidental to tho investigation It
will bo necessary to show that tho Quarter-
1nastors, horses, aud moths woro al ltepubu-
caus else why investigate?
, 1876-03-28

In tho cou1Eo Of tho effort to eoil tho good
roputo Of Secretary Bn1srow by rnking up
tho mu1o caso, it has como to light TINT no
lcss prominent Domocrat than JAs1Es .. DEoK,
United States 8enator-olect from kentucky,
was IN ardent advocate OF the claim whilo q
monbcr Of tho House, appearing twice bo-
fore tho Committee on Claino to explain tho
case mud arguo It's justnoss- by this deyel-
opmont tho Democrats OH the Committee OF
Investigation will bo grcauy assisted in
rcaching tho correct conclrnion that tho1o
was no orookodness in tho case. It mnIes q
difference who gcts kicked by this mu1o.
, 1876-03-28

The effects Of tae samana LAY COMPANY
brought sao At pnbllo ealo III NO" YORK.
Tho firm Of Dowles Drothera. London aud PariA
bankers, is to bo rosuHcltated.
Joseph Van Lerius. one Of the most diss'n
gu!shod astlsss Of Belgium. died At AoohGa
Feb. 20.
Lotta wrote In q lady's album, undoF the linee'
"a poor playor."-E. L. pAvEaroHT,
sooa o"''
"Jonnto June ss9a tna1 Ill., a. r. Dutpaus'
OF chicago. is oho OF TUG TWO moas popular Pap
ho fcaaofs IN no" 1ofA t1ts'
Annso Louise Cary hss bean ongagod TO e'ns
ht m oda FOLLOWS 1a'f IN tof.lahu' ole.' aouU
dlete!Y upon hor 1et"1n 'toth EUROPA
Myza Clarke Gaines rcEards the rccont ~
clsion Of tho Unlsed Btatoa Supreme Court u
exceedingly favorable to her interests.
Larry Barrett. the actor. malo bsilllio1
speech It tho St. Patrick'a banquet tn Nc" YosA
In response to tho toast " Tho Irish poeta."
rhoro is roason to bolloye that the catate Of
tho lato Horatio Harris, Of Boston, who Was
aupnosed TO bo enormously wealthy, IL insoigcnt.
Eathcr Tim, 1,urko', 1nttcr tn thu AZ Patrick
Society Of st, Louis, dated March 7, 1870, s.Id
nothing about his dcatb,-tbe bull belongs y
tho subject.
A nav noveI. nub]absd snon7moua]y tu En-.
,,.nd .,a A,noricn on.lt,od - rom,n, through
tho Rvc. Ia uudora,ooa to be- t,,s work O. M!ss
nboda Rrono,ton,
~ 80 ,,,.,,,. tat
49, uaaa. '.".. ""AT' ~ -. . uosas ,ar soms
, 1876-03-28

and YATES, and until 1860 had always opposed
the Democratic pnrty. In 1860 ho WIS con-
Hpicnous as Republican, though then on
tho Circuit 1sonch in Central Illinois. Flo
nctiycly laborod with bIr. LINCOLN to havo
bis nephow, HENnr WINTER DAVIS, mado
Attorney General, but Mr.. LINCOLN made
another choice. In 1869 ho was appointed
Justfco Of tho Bnprome Court. Wo do not
propose to oritloise Ills course as Judge.
No ono distruals his integrity nor hia fair
ness, and, woro it not for his implied oaudi-
tlaoy for tho Presidency, somo Of his opinions
would not probably DO supposed to llaVo boon
prepared for tho general instead of for tho
legal and judicial public, and as mn express
sion Of hia personal as wolf NJ Of his judicial
Judgment.
Our objection 10 Judge DAVIS for the Pres.
flcncy is not personal ono. Politically, NO
know Of no ,nan In public life who has &c
firmly aud consistently opposed tho Demo-
critic party, or who moro resolutcly sts-
tained the War and tho reconstruction meas
,,res of tho Republican rarty. In point Of
ability ho Ia tho equal Of any man who has
boon Of lato ycnrH named as Democratic
cantlitlnte, md as tho nominee Of tho Domo-
CRITIC party his race would DO that Of IIoRAoE
GREELEY over again-his capital would b.
exhausted in thirty days.
Strong IA is the national feeling against
third term, it is not 80 deop-scated aud uni
ycrsal as the national t1istrust Of political
Supreme Court. Tho Supreme Court, onco
convicted Of boing partisan, sinks into public
contempt. The momont tho Supreme Court
becomes recognized as stcpping-stono to
tho Presidency, it loses public respect and
confidence. It's mo1nbers will no longer bo
regarded ns Judges, but rs go many Demo-
cratic md so ,nany Republican politicians
and political asprants. The decisions will
DO hold as the decisions Of partisan majori-
ties, to bo reversed upon change Of tho
political majority. II ono candidate DO
taken from tho Bonch, both may bo i;
/ If the precedent bo once fixed that
tho Judges of TINT Court aro merely in
training for tho Presidency, then the Court
itself will degenerate into more cabal OF
oi1lce-seoking politicians, rivals in begging
| nominations, md giving opinions As other
dcmagogues to catch the applause OF factions.
The Judges OF that Court oaioy tho profound
respect and confidence Of tho people, nz
Judges but ns Democrat md Republican
pnrtisans, seeking advancement as members
| of parties, the Court will fall into doop ant
merited popular contempt, md tho American
Judiciary, fallen from its high estate, will dc
generate TO tho level Of ward cnucuR.
Our objection, and it is one universal
among tho American people, Is not porsona
to Judge DAVIS, but will apply to tho candi
dacy Of any other Judge, or the nomination
Of one Of those Judges by the Republican
Convention. Political Conrts, politicn
Judges, ofice-seeking Judges, md Judges 4
candidates for Presidential honors, aro he'll
by tho people, and will DO treatcd by tn
people, as among tho rovolting abo1nination
Of corrupt and degenerate politics. Lot Il
not commence tho second century by destroy
intY thu Hffprerne Court.
, 1876-03-28
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, 1876-03-28

Tho record Of tho yeas and nays on the
yoto 1,y which tho Common Council indoryod
tho hold-over expressman furnishes tho nm
terial. for blacklist to bo usod for the gull
anco Of every citizen who desires tho rostora-
tion~ of honesty and dcconcy in the Municipal
Government Of ohicngo. It is favorito
pro'gerb Of the refined and high.toncd indi-
riaual who usuEpa the A1ayoralty that ga
man who nea down with dog will got up
with feas," aud tho twenty-five who con-
sluded to mako this choice Of boa-fellow
Fill DO afforded m opportunity to judge OF
The correctness Of tho elegant adago quoted
, 1876-03-28

Tho chocsc~paring economists in the House
will be confronted with strong opposition by
tho Senate to many Of tho rcduotions In
tho Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation
bill. An amendment restoring to $1,000
each tho snlarios Of the Ministers to Grcnt
britain, Frnnco, Germany, and Rugsia, was
adopted by the Senate yostorday by vote of
"a to II, Sonator DArAnD md three other
pomocrats voting III tho Affirmative.
, 1876-03-28

who will not bo suffered to tako 1lia dinnor at
tho aame tabto with h!s own progeny, whom
thoso mnhe tloir alvont2 Our rnrvcnuos aro
bnd enough, but, batl M thoy are, thoy novor
could involve ua III Buch peck Of trouble
nbont nothing, na Inns tho Royal family with
its bluo-blood brought upon England in this
, 1876-03-28


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as. " n1 , ..,' se' ,a.,l,. .a,'a.,,a.an,
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''''A 4D'e ~. =" "' -.
payers aa many oayS "orh 10 ehfn tLe "oho5
nB eiBht millions would require bcfore LILO
panio. Mons,,rcd by tie purchasing power
- xx,,,,o,, H., +to 5;F,o,ltu ~ ~n,ei,,o tovou
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oy Inc 4uanu'y VI ptopel!y u'"t su1. WIN
buy or amount OF lAbor 1T would htro in private
llnnds, it ia by ono-khird tho heaviost nssoBs-
mont oycr made on tho tax. payers Of this city
It cannot bo urged on Oo1v1N's bohalt TINT
lle was poworlcss, for ho has full authority,