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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-02-28

A Raleigh correspondent of the New
\ ork Times reports that there IS no
hope of the old Wings in North CARROLL
ma joining the Republicans out of dis
gust with the Democrats, for they con
troll the Democratic party OF that State,
and are the most bitter opponents the
Republicans have. This correspondent
no doubt writes the truth. We have
seen Tennessee several times mentioned
as one of the States in which the Hayes
Radicals were expecting large aCcessiOns
from "the old Wing ranks. Fiddle
sticksl This is bad time for bagging
that kind of game. The Old Wing party
of Tennessee was as honorable and glo-
rfous a party as ever tiOated or furled a
banner. Its idol was Harry of the West
--oh, for one week Of his presence in
Washington, just nowl-who proclaim
cd: ''Ihad rather &c right than Iressde1tt!
1t need not be feared or hoped that the
old Wings. of Tennessee, or their de-
.sccndants, who have thus-far opposed
Radicalism, will listen TO the wooings OF
a party that recognizes Returning Board
Hayes as the governmental figure-head.
--K1OroiHe Tribune.
"Fiddlesticks !" Three -fourths of
the most active Democrats in Ten
nessee, to-day, were Wings before
the war. They are constitutionally
conservative men, and could not, un.
der any possible combination of cir
cumstances, join the Radical party.
If the Hayesites are relying for sal
walton upon the old Wings of-the
South, their hopes are Yain,J Mr.
Hayes seems willing TO accept al Of
fee which has been stolen from the
people for him, and this disgracefnl
fact will forever ruin him with the
men men who were proud to be the
followers Of Henry Clay-he who
had .rather be right than be Presi-
dent"
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~ The vote OF Oregon was counted
in Joint Convention, yesterday, for
Hayes and Wheeler, put beyond
that no progress was made. OBJ
lection to the vote Of Pennsylvania,
having been fled by the Democrats,
the House took q recess till Monday
morning, by a vote of 1872 to 121.
What this hitch on Pennsylvania
may mean we can only conjecture.
1t may signify that the Democrats
have at last determined upon thwart-
ing the fraud by dilatory action.
They were in caucus last night, but
we have not learned the result. Or
the adjournment may mean simply
a delay for the accomplishment Of
some other end. 1t woGld not re-
quire a majority of the House to de
feat the completion Of The count.
It is manifest that the forces of the
i-reconcilables." or non-submission
lists we're greatly strengthened yes
terday. .KaogUite Tribune. 25th.
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THE DENOCRAT TIC PARTY HAS 4
FUTURE

THE DEHOCRA TIC PARTY HAS i
FUTURE.
There are those among us who are
Respondent, and are almost ready to
give up the Republic. They say !:
'1f The Presidency is wrested from
the people. this time, by fraud and
falsehood, and we submit, it is an
end of free government. We will
never have another election by the
people" But this will not do. We.
and we speak for the common PEG
pie. are not half-whipped yet. We
have just begun to fight. The poll
ticians have the advantage, this
time. Fraud and lies have triumph
ed over truth, but the people win
win the next victory, and win it so
decisively that the rascally political
gamblers will skulk to their hiding
places and stay hid for all time to
come. The Democratic party has .
great and glorious future before it.
A great majority Of the people Of the
Union have spoken in favor of it, and
sooner or later these people will
make their voices heard. In the
. language Of The Washington Union
we say: The duty Of the Democra-
cy is as plain as its prospects are
pleasing Although in the Presi-
Dental contest it has fallen a victim
to treachery both from without and
within; although success has been
snatched from its very grasp. its
present disposition to submit to
wrongs inflicted upon itself rather
than involve the country in trials
and fluctuations is the highest ex-
preston of earnest patriotism and
wise policy"
1t is desperate and dangerous men
only-men who are without fortitude |
to endure present disadvantage
that propose to appeal from the
decision OF the Electoral Commission +
of the passions and prGudices of the
masses. 1t is faint-hearted and de-
spondent men only-men who are
blind to the final good which crowns
a personal or political career both
consistent and honorable-that look
upon the cause as lost.
The position of the Democratic
party today was never more encour-
aging. Misrepresented during the
war. proclaimed since as the enemies
of the country aud Constitution, it
has by its conduct refuted ISLANDERS,
roveyed prejudices, and obtained a
popularity which made it supreme
in one branch 81 the National Legis.
latuIe. Thus prepared it entered !
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hG- Here is what the loftiest OF
the lawyers of the American Bar,
Charles O'Conor said before the
commission. THAT we have the
common sentiment Of all mankind.
It will be the judgment of posterity.
There lives not man, so far as !
know, upon this earth who, having
the facility of blushing, could look
an honest man in the face and assert
that the Hayes electors were truly
elected"
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RIt seems that the corruntin.

VI 1t seems that the corrupting
power Of self-interest is not wholly
confined to Washington city, al
though it can boast of the most
distinguished example of modern
times. Not only have high political
public functionaries become unwor-
thy of trust, but in Utah it has
invaded the sanctuary. Brigham
Young, in the course of a sermon at
the dedication of the new Mormon
Temple. concluded his discourse
with the following terse expression
of faith in money:
''Show some OF The elders of Israel
according to their present conduct, q
dollar on Que side. ana eternal life
on the other. and ! fear they would
choose the dollar
We should like to have the old,
mans opinion of S5to z. 5t.ea -
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$50 Dollars Reward.

The above reward will be paid for the
afrest AMI delivery either -it Rutledge,
Granger county, OF at Morristow n,
Hamblen county, of Nelson Myers, the
murderer of one Austin Coffee, who was
at the time he was murdered carrying
the United States mail from Morristown
TO ThoFphill. Said Myers is about FIVE
feet, eight inches high, complexion fair,
dark eyes, dark hair, rather inclined to
curl, is about thirty three yearsold, win
weigh about one hundred and sixty-five
pounds. Said murder was committed
on the 14th of February, 1877, near Bean
Station, Granger county, Tennessee "A
feb26-8W GEORGE COFFEE.
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q The Judges upon the Electoral

- The judges upon the Electoral
Commission have evinced more
party spirit than the politicians
It was hoped that they were remov-
ed, by the life-tenure Of their Office,
from all such influences. It now
turns out, that the whole tea-party
are miserable political tricksters,
The whole thing is the hughest fraud
that was perpetrated. The villainy
is nnDaralleIed.
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BROWN 81 WELLS.
Morristown, Tenn, Jan. 20, 1877.
The People wand Proof.

I9There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or. sold Druggist, that carries
such evidence of its success and superior
virtue as BoscHRR's GERMAN SYRUP for
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease OF
the Throat and Lungs. A proof Of that
fact is that any person afflicted, can get
q sample Bottle for 10 cents and try ita
superior effect before buying the regu-
lar Size at rs cents It has lately been
introduced in this country from Ger
many, and is wonderful cures are aston
ishing every one that use IL. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try 10. Sold
by G.. T. Magee.
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= ME great lawver and states

U The great lawyer and states
man, Hon. Jere Black, says, mo
man who has ever performed a judi
eial duty with a show of fitness or
prepriety will shock the common
honesty Of the nation by deciding
that fraud is as good as the truth
merely because it comes wrapped
in the forms of law"
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w When Grant entered upon his

~ When Grant entered upon his
Presidential career, eight years ago,
the Senate stood 50 Republicans to
10 Democrats. The Senate OF the
Forty-ffth Congress stands 80 Re-
publicans, "a Democrats, and three
seats contested, two OF which will
probably be filled by Democrats.
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lie dept. the resources OF the State,
The values M on which the debt was
contracted. our present taxable xal-
ues, with a statement of the condi-
sion of the people of the State Such
conference will, In my opinion, re-
sultsinF an adjustment Of the State
debt upon basis acceptable te the
great body of the people, and will
relieve the N from any stigma or stain
what ever.
The General Assembly viii. in no
wise. be bound by the recommends
ton of the arbiters, but will be free
to accept or reject it.
If this policy is adopted. 1 respect
fully recommend that all questions
touching this subject be postponed
| to await the action of the arbiters.
and if time becomes essential, | will
Pnot hesitate to convene the General
Assembly in extraordinary session.
This is a question Of more gravity
and of greater importance to the
people of Tennessee than any that
has been submitted to their repre-,
sentatives since the foundation OF
the State Government, and | earnest.
ly advise its Immediate considera
ton.
JAS. d. PORTER
Executive Office, Nashville. Feb
CoaarOEZ
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TIE LAMAR HOUSE.
JOHN SCHERF, Proprietor.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

Southwest corner Gay and Cum
berland Sts., in the business centre
of the city.
My aim win be to keep in. the. flu
ture what Knoxville has long need
ed, @e
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
1t has the advantage over all other
hotels in the city in regard to loca
ton, being situated
In the Business Centre Of the City.
The interior of the Lamar House
is being refurnished and refitted
thr oughout. Good Beds, an excel
lent Table and attentive servants,
await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public is invited to give the house,
under the new management, trial.
JOHN ScHERF, Proprietor.
WIN. III. Ln.LARD. Clerk.
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H The New York Sun saws

ION Tuesday last Rutherford B. Hayes,
with the four stolen votes of Florida
buttoned safely in his pocket, presided
made a brief speech urging Christian
men and women to aid in the suppress
sion of crime y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-02-28

Nothing of Importance has been done
by the General Assembly, in the last
week. The Cog law has been wrangled
over considerably, but has not yet been
disposed of by the Senate.
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George Coffee, brother of the one who
was killed the other day, advertises in
this issue offering reward of $50 for
the arrest and delivery of Myers at Rut-
lege or Morristown.
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FHE MORRIOTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, FEB. %, 1877.

lV The Maine Legislature has
Just passed a bill legalizing church
lotteries.-All outside gambling,
however, is to be warred upon.
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There is rumor afoat that the wages
of the employees of the E. T. Va. & Ga
r. R. will be reduced in few days. We
do not vouch for its truth
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-02-28

Major W. D. Cannon, our worthy
mayor, returned from Virginia, last
week, where he had been on business,
and also visiting relatives.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-02-28

1t was lucky thing for. Washington
that he was b.rn in the old style time,
for he never would have stood the style
we are living under now.
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The Baptist Reflector material was ship
ped from here for Nashville, last Mon
day The editor, printers and devil were
to go yesterday or to-day. May the Re
tIect0r shine as brightly as ever, aud the
proprietors reap a good harvest.
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Go to retrenching. 'sMeet me in the
garden, DEAR" with the rake and hoe, is
the way the affectionate husband talks
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We understand that Mr Theo. A. Sal
vo has had consigned to him q large stock
of jewelry, for sale.
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The body of dead infant, with its
skull mashed in, was found in an open
lot in Memphis last Wednesday.
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The medical departments of Wander
bilt University at Nashville sent forth
seventy graduates last Thursday.
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Major Josiah Hubbard, of Nashville,
has become one of the editors of the
New York Spirit Of tie Times, the organ
of the sporting circles of this country.
He is we'll posted on turf matters, and is
also first-class lawyer. He will, prob
ably, make the times better.
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Shannon & Thompson have removed
their clothing store from the old stand
to Shannon & Cos, corner Main street
and Buncombe railroad, where they will
continue to sell ready made clothing OF
every grade and style at astoundingly
low prices.
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We call special attention to the card
in to-day's GAZETTE, from the Glass
Furnishing House of P. @. Wilson, Chat
tanooga. Tenn, He deals in all kinds of
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Mr.. L. L. Poats, editor Hawkins
County Department, was in town last
week.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE CAIN HOUSE.


The following are the arrivals at the
Cain House for the week ending Mon
day, February 26, 1877 4
S. w. Shields, W. d. Cannon, ]. NJ.
P. Flynn and wife, County p. A.
Brown. w. J. New lit, VIM. E. Creech,
Knoxville Jas. H. Rumbough, Warm
Springs, N c.; VIM L. Worthington,
u. Wefferd, Russellville, Tenn; Chas
F. Peck, Messy Greek Chas. f. Davis,
Thorn Hill, Tenn. Col G. Allen, Wolf
Greek John E. Rhell, s. G. Cole, Jas.
p Evans, Knoxville J. L. Parks, Md :;
Geo. W. Rollings, Knoxville; Samuel
Roney, New York City Chas Davis,
Knoxville; H. A Ashmore, Messy
Greek; NJ Burger, Abingdon, Va John
E. Chapman, Knoxville; Bette Black
well, Rev. VIM. Worthington, Russell
Vile: o. W. Hart, Cincinnati, o.; Miss
Kate Duncan, Russelville; Sam. T. Re-
nay, New York; w. T. Gill, Samuel X.
Gill, Beams Station; G. III. Branner, H.
Branner, Knoxville !; b. III. Branner,.
Messy Creek; II. A. Yogt, Louisville !;
j. w. Yoe, Messy Greek; r. Swat,
Waxahatchie; J. w. Donaldson, Russell
vile; 9. w. Shields, Marshalps Ferry;
John Blevins, Hawkins eounty4a j. r..
Mendenhall, Augusta, Ga; Jas. 5. Nor
rift, s. G. Eat.
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The time has come for numbering and
butchering trees,-that is, to prune.
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- Mrs. Louisa Mccall, of Canton, o.,
has been elected directress of the bank
in that city, of which heplate husband
was President She makes the second
female. bank director ever chosen, Mrs.
Bradley, of Peoria, H., being the first.
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Influenza prevented Blaine from
voting on the Louisiana question.
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While at Chattanooga for few hours
last week, which place by the way is in a
flourishing condition, we had the please
ure of meeting with G. G. Miller, form
erly of the Times Mr.. Miller is a young
man of considerable ability, as well as
a spicy writer. He anticipates going to
Florida, but has not fully determined as
yet. Charles, you have our best wishes,
and we hope to meet you again, 'love,
when the stars are out"
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Our merchants did very COED bus
mess last week. .-...
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lLOrristown PEoduee RLarket.
Wholesale PRICES

Eggs, butter and wheat, always brinl
cash in the Morristown market.