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Portland oregonian: A marriage took
place among the Lummi Indians, at the
PuyaIiup ferry. last Sunday A hand
some young maiden had been promised
to young man, who was then ready
10 claim his own According to Gus
tom usual among the Indians in former
days, he was Obliged To sacrifice some
property before he could take the
maiden 10 his own wigwam. He pre-
sented her parents with four large
canoes. $50 in money, rife, two
shoteuns. implements of war, and 9
number of other articles. These valua,
bles will be returned to the youn.
couple when the husband has proved L,
tie satisfaction OF his parents-in-lau
that he is worthy of the maiden.
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lts.l lDysaTIstzIATs.

AfogfCE Is aEEEBf GTSES. THAT. ~
E.CcordEnc-- - sfh an oEler q the r-nuif ~
rarrt 90 naiiEs countS- M sc ou tsir -isf
u-lIit, an clecf Ion gili - head ga
SATURDAY. OCiutstilk -, A. Il. t.77,
a. E=c gman, III said cou1Ef. ffsr ID. gsur Ffs-s
ei s.cfs-rfainiaT, % the voice 81 tlle qaailnss.
NnsrF- - tee Elt.iiNls.cD - .st4 uoCuty o.
-.-ffnni Ie.Ug. NhtIner huIrt shall - f-I-
nifted u run Al large IN eaid subdivision
she -rr re-. haiue -ruhras.e.l rlfrlu tie ~. -
fas liua4fs tS-Wtf Con ucucfur ~ "a DO "a
na the Texts and fEsinc rz.ir'la1 or fhs
auftl. thence running along ne usri llus
90 szia' county . = folnf az Pisa crcet
theGre fast IN n dift-et nor u = t-alDt oar
.isulHtsin creek. thsnc- nara ia air.ci
fliif - she = So and Pacl1c T-lirtasd 90 tns
NORA. .EcEcs D. the piec- OF teg Ilzltr-,I
enhra-!n. arcs. Of nEe mile - lairr. 49, q
f-r lssrL Fad order - electicli hasinE t1ca
- siC aFuu as ps;tiion q twenty and IuuT.
o. cae.fIf - tlgiuE Ia SAID Futi1 iNi-inn. 49,
ing ~ tic enactment 81 .-furs law. an.sf
chapter nIae-s --i ght Of tn SsrlcrAi isus al
O. "a. falsss.i 10 tile flfte-ntE lrEi.iaflfsi
ASH stab-ft 5otsf-n. J. a. PssfhsE aud Nli-
80, Reel @ers dosisaA1sd - rle rsari .
lsnfa - q --sctan-
Aits :: a. HARDWOOD, County Clara.
- - "a. Thsrk-r. nrfuty
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CITATION.

rT,HE STATE ~ TExAr-Io IN. Shsrifrnr
any eoustAbie % Dallas county, I.rte:-
-tisziir pahilcaticu % this cftstica Ia ssii,-r
n.-usrapef pacli xned In the comfy gi Dalai
f1r rlehi weeks previous o. tle feiufn csy
.ioreof sou sufnmun The heirs - " -. Cax.
: fir.-.- rsrnrs ar unknown. - o. ara 49,
r.-Ar before the hsstrirt cCuFf. - Dc nQlti.-u
10 aud ior the county Of psi a., - I'M = MT
fatfd Nonday In iresemt--r leNf, flss SIZE
mere u nns~er the petition Of TisufIs.-h
IeEin< IN snnstsnre - follow, t1-~4ts fli-i
"a ths thcsy ~ 5s1Eary, i.i-. ~ asG ~ rsn-
siasrs.f5a o. tlls scm o. t-su EEltEsd "a
iATs. 70 hial pad ~ VIM. COZ, fnssir. creCl
is,., a. aoericiEnt snd deilN.fe-i - 4
West. . rEsideut of Dallas uounty. T. xfss. H.
fifit, i-lfie, wherein he. the fal1 william
Cox. - his AGENT aud A. oTueys In facf.
jesse Cox, eoa-raetcd 10 ~ axe OF csss- - =.
raz-fc To hsai. TIE sa-d Il We-t. d.al
ia Gaa 10 tie said Cox's colcuy heacfi Eat.
I ia - iilcH sid bond the said CoA cuuE-ff--
nd IN consideration o. Esia tso huudn.i
G,'liaEs. bgrxsine1. -lld aad csI.yeyc1 ~
$40 y. ,. v 81, the sid cosoLy hsssdslriII
i ceIi;f cs-e aad the land area wfirh trs
San, an ujd e ieeA,ed. and p~tiiicn father
cs.s.i Sss uizs Afterwards to-Nis. tbs lf.h aaf
{ - u IA hsr. ss7- tie said X. He-s cia
/ ios a valuable oosr-saeratton- tnaae, czecUs.
sd sei'ssf -, % plss,'iai'.f IT. ,osd
tssTe= lsunerss ami twenty ses-- ef s@ia ear
ttnfatr. stt1 t,ierein eouud hiEnatlf % maze
% casa. 90 o. maze 10 pstitionsr . gosd ana
szfiSelcnt de-si 70 said land rposi vaiCh $50
- n 49, = ssii e-f-.1cafe Sl..sl - tt =
% seoa - iir- The ss.ld r. J. wsst. snortld =
lafa 8. psfenf go he s@lae. Piaiutlr rsr.
rsssf 81 rsIrtl fisI.e has lsc-a laras..g = -
pf-s<nt in-est IL i- saa1e IA be n-sse Fl
tie sid fsllizEi COX s.poB the fciiss tn- & l.
hcrihed land sitsapd IN nea.on oaurit,
fe-E--o a Toe Descfs 81 the klH fofs q
B-sissnir< at Martha L-nxsto.. 4 1.
c,s Ter. ms nee =. SO. crt-ek 81 ~afss = - =.
fam Which : burr Oak 5saEEsd ". oe1fs :
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The Prince of Wales. who has adopt
ed certain reforms in his style Of living
this year. IS having imitators, amor. !,
them the lord 81 the bedchsmher. lie
is about to resign his Official position,
has sold his stud of hunters, tlisposei
of his barriers aud sent away most Of
his servants. At the same time lie ex>
presses his intention Of rot occupying
the family mansion again for some
years. There Is an example for Bah
cock-sho lately held similar bonors
in this coantry-to follow.
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Captain Marsh The plain was tree
less and desolste in the extreme. We
saw several dry skeletons OF travellers
who had died or the roadside and been
left 10 rot like animals We passed a
small walled village, where the people
had eaten all their children in Septem.
Der, 1870. All the men who had the
means had left the place, leaving only
the women and children sndthe moth
ers stole and ate one another's babes t.
ave themselves from starving
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PROCLAMATION.

p ~. s.tis. o''i ~ ~ a'cssrifs = ~ Sts y
Isfuss
/. X d Hubbard. Governor - tie STATE -
Texas. "a accufSn4 c. with the pros slu1s a.
az ECt % the IlElsiafulc Of nd slate. ~.
proved August u. ls71. % hsrUcy invite
scaled Proposals fur q .cass OF The Tea q
STATE Prnitentiary, al HGai-viiir. n 40
stale. and thn labor OF the a-psgfcls h.lGur-
inE thereto. :oT . term Of nv, yeaFr .couimefc.
tng January I. is.s. said proposals 10 h. 10.
iOrssl Proposals % lesss the 1enas s'sts
P.-nits ntiary af Huufsyilie.T AM ~ be q .sa
IA TIE one OF the secretary OF ~tEt., 81
Ausiin, reNss- Ga ~ heiure ihe ersI tay 90
Deoeinber, is77, GA sshiC hdsy SAID I.rngasHss
viii TO opcuuzi-
For full intormsilon "a 20 the prugeTfy -
10 lta-cd and the tsrms aad conditions 81
o. asc, rpply TO the Secretary OF s.ate, wno
Glii furnish printed circular.
- In testimony whereof hereto ska
-. my name ana czE-e the tU1l Of stale
- - aiiiaed, At the ctiy Of A1sila. The
the 25ih day OF September, A. ID. is77.
T. IS. AJbBAkp. tsossruCr.
by She GogernoT.
Z q. SkkECG, secretary Of STATE.
scpfefzl1 WV ktilidccl
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CJRE3
=. hsnrk's FuimoHie Syrsp.
sebeseh's sea Need Teuic.

SebrHck's aaHdraks Pits.
Arc the only medicines thst wi! .-rre Pull
monhry Consumption
Egsqreu- Eufic.nes that Will sf,n a
cough siiH oectsion ihe de ia 81 the -
lAsion ofthe blood, heIissi iIdf,e l.tw-, t.rl,.
IN fact tney cleg tie acton ~ ttse sery or
gsns that causes tH. cough.
liver com plaiHf asd UyspepSia are the
cad-.= az two-ibir.ls CT the ca - Of Coo
sumption. AaDy lerso1s 5u1 piain 81 . sipii
pain III The Side. ..Jnsii patton. coated fout.-lr
issia IA the huuliier biss.ie. IL ing u drDN
iaess and restle-sa-.sz THE toad A. tsz ileav-
lily on the stomach. srcnIn paui--i with
acidigy aud hcisA.ug az OF WIND.
PeFsJi1- 90 affected, II tileF tasu one ar go
heavy colds. aud u toe oassh IA these cas-.
De sUddsniS csseekeJ, VIII nnd tas. stsni Heli
aud liver cio-ye 3, r-ifisining gsrpid ana ~
sctiAe. ana almost before tti-t arr Az are tfis
lungs are mas of zgf.-k and uiceras e. ~.
result OF wiffca - dssiH.
sc3s nes', Pulssolie .yrEp Is N erpecto-
Tan- W hirh du-s 90. contain opium az any
thing calculated 10 check a consi, Suddenly
Scheucks sen wso1 Tome ut-snivss tIss
] fossd, mikes With Use -rt-tfic iulats at filr
s.otnarh- asds Il igcs, lcn- ami cfcs -. . raw
snotis appetite.
4nca Tue hss~e 4 TTB elSfigc, sf4a KsIlou
or ~ ilI ou,- lt.irr~i ass of - bilious ten.
deneg, scserck'z Asndrare Piiis are IL,
I qplr.si.
Tnsse medic nes arc pr%parelt cf,'y ~
J. q s>,fH SCE a SOY,
-. r. corner = xth and A;cii -i-., i-hiia-
I Ant are IcT SAFE bs' ali draggi-ts ann desiers
4 trt,,u
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Tai, aud Hoadly.

New York Tribune Judge Taft. of
Cincinnati, is shrouded in gloom. He
expects TO see New Jersey and Penn
syiyania follow ohio's example. and
elect democratic tickets in November.
He finds the chief cause of disaster in
republican unhappiness about the press
ident, and declares that party can not
change its principles in few months
and still prosper.
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L.s, Rs,

On the 9Th OF September, sent nv
sOn to Hutchins with seven pair o.
shoes. Ga the 9Th of the same mantl.
be was seen IN Lancaster, since thai
time / have not heard OF him. Tho
boy is twelve years old, sui.i. for bf.
age. Hair black, eyes grey, hi- uanl.-
- Valentine Gul,oiEski. I ain Vsy r.
suitable reward fnr the return 81 The
huy. VICTOR GURDINsKI.
80 dewitt.
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R.pa.u N.x, pr..,ar.,.

Philadelphia Press Since the re-
election of Hon. Samuel J. Randall TO
the speakership his name is freely men
toned in democratic circles as an avail.
able candidate for the presidency in
1880 The question of eieeting demo
cratic president is, however, quite an
other matter
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OF its trajectory, Until il F-ireek The
target. SO Interesting AMI beautiful
. rs tie sight thai every SHOE was aaicss-
ed ~ one OF the other of ,lse gentle.
men, aad il il aii aetsisl fact that The
poiEt ut which tts ball ssnii strika
the target would be SEEN before the ball
struck. Il was even Insisted upon iilst
the rotary melton Of the ball could be
observed.
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En-confeder..e. In conrre...

Baltimore Gazette: There are seven.
ty ex,confederate officers in the present
house and yet Yesterday democratic
votes carried resolution offered by a
republican to admit South Carolina
csiored representative whose swearing
in had been objected to on the ground
that there had been no fair election,
owing TO the presence of United States
troops at the polls.
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40 nur,, s;aas. ura.

Dayton Democrats Jnha Sherman
was SO sereiy wounded by the result OF
the Ohio election that his friends are
led to believe that he mesfitstes resigns
ing his oiiiee. His friends need have
no fears in that direction. Mr. Sher-
man belongs TO thas inseterate class of
oisee-seekers and oi.seehelders who
SELDOM die and never resign
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Cambridge fohisl Jeifersoaia,l. Cor
error Hendricks srTiyai 81 home froHs
Europe VAS the occasion of great DEM
sonsirstion at indianapolis. He was also
well received st Nes York on his lands
ing the Inaisna people tselieye Hen
dricks is to be the nes1t president.
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asrksnsrr nrx~.

During the fair week al Dailas 7 will
ssnieit Ut the fair grounds aAi oiIes
ios erie my Stoea ~ fall hioodod Berk-
shire hogs, embracing boars. sous and
pigs. fhhs stSeg OF hogs are from i'm
ported Ocean Q1een and Duke ~ Eng
.ana. MIS-. II. u. BKNsaS,
iiloet31&wlt Dallas. Taxas.
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,. z = II 7 y { . a l1FN.
-. z. corner > Sth and A;ch SIS i-hiia-
Aui are lcT SAFE by' ali drggRistr ann desiers
CoGJalut
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wendeIi Pnf,isp. ON sne Sr.nt.Nsi,ey
Quarrel.

The records in the state department,
in black and white, show that the adj
minis:ration stopped TO a falsehood, and
that Sumner told Secretary Fish; Sir,
you are a tool OF the president for base
purposes. and this removal is ont Of
spite" 1t is not the first time Grant is
trapped in lie.
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InnK uuF ESTRAYERs !

1 All F.ierci "a tie Grand larry. o. Iaii-s
county 10 nuilfy Inc Parties Nance h-isE o..
pub icls-iuu ia a newspaper who have -
trays-1 sock n1n fattrl 10 account Tor tic
SAM a. ntquirst ~ law 60 do 20 Al once
else trle bliss stl b. found aSst - fhftu -
the r..xf ineetls < o. ioe Grand Jury Wa
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-Relisble help f.r xeak end n.

Keiihbie hetp iSf weak and ncr
vsus sufferers. chfonics painful, aud
pros.rnttng diseases cured without
medicine. PuIyermacher's Electric
Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
munitions Book and Journal, With
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull.
sermAeheri Gaivanic Company, Gin
cinnati, Ohio
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SALE Ar AptrraS

During fair week OF fourteen
Petaubet. Pelfou a. Cos new
Organs. for churches schools.
lodges and private dwellings.
aino. SIX hundred beautiful
chromos, together with u auC
assortment OF mirror. stiref-
ware and iewelry- Sale pssi-
tive and NO iirEtt or reserve.
4. ALSf0S, Autti0Heer.
oeilv-t fo1 Main Street.
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Personal.

Mt. J. X Allen, OF the Honey Grove
independently " In the city, and is
pleased with Dallas, we are glad to
know.
Mr.. Gus Garrison, the secretary Of
the Hopkins county fair, was in town
on Wednesday. and paid THE HERALD
apolite call.
We were delighted to meet Captain
W. A. Pitts, Of Austin, in our saoctnm
last night. The captain is taking notes
for the benefit Of the Austin people.
Lieutenant Lee Hall, the famous
commander Of McNeIIey's scouts, was
In the city yesterday. Many warmly
attached friends gave the brave rAoger
seor,iial reception.
Mr.. u. r. Randall, OF Dies Moines,
Iowa, the inventor Of the Randall
grain separator, which IL attracting 90
much attention from our farmers, II In
the city, In attendance upon the fair.
Mr.. J. II. Woodland, Of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer. arrived In the city yes-
1eFday. He came In company with
Colonel Augustus Belknap. Of the Ne
uonal Guard Of New York, and ehieI
q ordnance under General shaler.
Colonel gielknap 10 capitalist. and h,
We understand. looking 81 Texas witt
asiew 20 railroad Investments. WI
srEfssi that tiiis a good chance for the
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QUALITIES.

An 0swego man, Il wears old. and
who has been hsdriilen for yours, is
charged with breach OF promise and SCI
duetion under promise OF marriage
| The novel Biperica and Bedford rail-
! road. in Massachusetts,. whose gauge is
but twenty four inches, sna the rolling
stock almost Ike toy cars, Was opened
| for public travel on the 18th.
II has been feared that severe frost
in Florida, last winter, had 50 injured
the orange trees that they WOULD not
bear well this fall These fears have
proven gronndless; there will be a larger
crop than ever before.
we find" said corouers Jury ont
west, that Bill Thompson came to his
death by holding fye aces when Jack
Smith held four And we find nine
aces too many in any pack"
Forest guard to sportsman aiming at
very distant rabbit" Hold on the
shooting season has not yet opened"
Ny gun is a long range one, The
shot wont reach him before the LIST Of
September"
He was six feet in height, and stout
in proportion; he carrie ] loaded cane:
he wanted 10 know who wrste that
50 apiece, hut they said he made
beautiful subject.
Chariyari accounts for Turkish re-
ports of great Russian losses 10y saying
After each action the Turkish general
plies with drink the man appointed 10
account the Russian ccrpses. so that he
will see double"
Two Irishmen were talking about an
accident, when the following coiloauy
occurred: "Shure, how is the man that
was hurt 2 AN he's no bother" SIS
he conscious = "Yis. he's conscious.
but divil thing does he know r.
Georgia negro preacher to his took
We have collection TO make this
morning and, for the glory of heaven,
whichever of you stole Mr. Smiths
sheep, don't put anything on the plate.
Recipe for making Russian name
Take three alphabets and shake up in
hat, then throw on table. Pick up
those that fall right side up, stick them
in line. then add either the itch" or
'koff', and you have a genuine, full
fedged Russian generals name.
Quarter, quarter" shrieked an ex>
hausted Turk falling upon his knees
and holding up his eiasped hands be-
seechingiy toward the pursuing cossaek.
And the Cossack, who WAS lighting i'm
the cause of humanity and Christianity
felt the appeal and answered il. He
quarterea hin
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New YORK, October 35.--John Nor
rissey has finally secured the nomina.
ton In the seventh senatorial distict OF
all the anti-Tammany organizations,
except one. Ex.Sherifi O,Brien 10 re-
solved TO run against him.
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{ Chieage Times So Ear as am com
cerned,f says Mr.. Blaine, Il assign all
my right, title. and interest, as repub-
lean In Mr.. Hayes tosthe democrey. .
Mr.. Blaine will be following the assign
ment in few years ifshe wind sits in
that quarter.
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The Demesssti~ Csna,dass for GOV.
esuss In New yer,,r.

When the administration decided to
intrust the command of the army of
the Potomac to ether hands thar little
Maes, il ordered him 10 report at Tren-
ton, New Jersey. Tbither he repaired
and there he was found the other even>
ing. the recipient OF nlost enthusiastic
reception. In his speech returning
thanks for the kindness Of his greeting.
Mcclellan referred to his earlier visit,
vixen he came not Of his own volitiou,
but because he was taken from proud
and gallant army with which he had
been associated from its creation. The
general has the rare faculty of making
happy speeches on slight occasions, and
i making q memorable canvass in Jer-
sey.
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WAXAHACIIIE
fElALE ACADEMY.


ny-Us. tts rr-t session ArGIsr o l-s7. IN
rri . .ttsaa s-tai- ~ o. c IN pete az AMI = Il
IrrstI -. i-rs. ffr p ga = a ia-s. itTe
Tfs < EgEs Fsrfarlns
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se Demscrats make . Clean sueep n
HaRsssuoFe.

BALTIaoRE, October s4.--The cleo
ton for mayor and members OF the
city eouaeii was quiet and orderly.
The vote was unnsusIly large. George
p. Kane, democrat, Ss,,5s; Joseph
Thompson. workingm ems candidate,
1889; H. ". WardeIi, reform eandi-
date, SIS. The democrnts elected every
member OF both brances Of the coun-
ell. S
cnsss Rrssssers - he Seat 90 sp~aa.
MADRID. october 2l.-It Is stated
that DON Tomas Estrada And other
Cuban lesderA taken prisoaers In
Cuba, win be brought to Spain.
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Efsaen. y fxetsw and Hewitt RetarneA
from Eafwpe.

NEW YORK, October 25.--TildsD, ex.
Secretary OF Stste Bigelow and Com
gresham Hewitt, wife and daughter,
arrived from Europe in the Scythia.
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rcpGiar illustrated book C2s1 pbsesl on
MAsHooD WosAsucoo. AiAREi.sE IlE-
fe-iinisI,ts to Marriage, the cause ana s-.re-
ssnt sessareig seuIed- postpaid for - cents. by
pk. e. NaITrIER, Of. ST Charles siF-.si, ~
Louis. No, the great specialist. Read al.
works
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Nnnn tyEt can ss e in one
- 1SSb W -Ll day viii ccr s-toai
s-r.s Anger. sss1d for our Au..lr is.oE. 1
AuEFE to- ~ Il uis. do AFf-i -SfSn
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Populariliustrsted book fshopares)or
NJ SHooDi NosfASHooDi MARkIAGE :
i-pediInents TO Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely se0i,d, poss
paid fer 60 cents, by DR. c. WHITTIER,
6i7 St Charles Street. ST Louis, Mo-,
the gu-at specialist Read his work.
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For the gulf states: Cloudy or rainy
weather, southerly winds, stationary
or lower temperature and falling Sa.
rometer, followed In the west guH
states by rising baron ster aud cold
northwest winds.
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ss.arlf 40
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-04
WHAT THE PRESS SA Us.
Very respectfully yours,
WADE HAMPTON

What does Mr.. Morrison mean?-Bos-
ton Journal. Business.
Mexico, accept our sympathy. We
know how tits ourselves.-BoSton P0St.
One step in usurpation leads on to an
other. 1t gathers strength and audaeity
through impunity and suCcess-NeW York
Express.
As the lmatter now stands, the fat of
the electoral college is irreversable. Mr..
Tilden has been constitutionally elected
President of the United States.-B0ston
TranSc, ipt, (Rp,)
The Hartford COurdni desires to remind
Democrats, there is little instrument
called the Constitution of the United
States" ,etc. The hint is superfuous
Democrats have been defending that in
strument against the encroachments of
the COurdntS party for the last half CEN
tury !-Bew HaUen Register.
Having connected the White House by
telegraph with the War and Navy Depart
ments and the arsenal, Grant can now
smoke away in his easy chair and pitch
the whole country into revolution within
twenty four hours without leaving his
seat. He ought to apply for a patent on
this presidential labor saving machine
Boston Post.
Almost every Northern Radical sheet
is in the habit of counting the colored
voter as a Radical. They will not be.
guilty of this mistake in years hence
and then there will be an attempt to put
an end to the negro suffrage. But the at
tempt will fail. Negro suffrage is an ele-
ment of strength in the Southern States,
Atlanta Constitution.
Wade Hampton made an uncommonly
good speech, even for him. No well wish
er of South Carolina can read it without
a fresh regret that the man who was cleo
ted Governor of South Corolina is kept
out of the executive Office by another
who received minority of the votes,
with the aid of the United States army
Springfield Republican.
At this serious coniunCture there is
large number Of Republicans who would
ikean opportunity to rid themselves of
the responsibility of Mr.. Zach Chandler
and his opinions, and who are far more
desirous that right should prevail than
that Mr.. Hayes should be President.
The number of Republicans in Boston
who take this patriotic view. as opposed
to the partisan view, is sufficiently large
to crowd Faneuil Hall without a brass
band.-A.S. W. in the Boston transcript.
Our venerable friend of the New York
Evening Post has done we'll in denouncing
the action of the Southern Returning
Boards, but he should cut himself loose
from all sympathy whatever with the Re-
publican party, or alter his famous poem
so as to read: ......
Fraud, crushed to earth, will rise again;
The eternal years of God are his'n;
But Justice, wounded, writhes in pain,
And dog-like dies, perchancein prison.
Courier Journal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-04
WHO TALKS WAR;

The villainous intent of the Radical
leaders to boldly steal the Presidency
from Mr.. Tilden, in case of his election,
was fully foreshadowed in their declara-
tions before the election. Here are some
specimens:
"If Samuel j. Tilden is elected, will
you allow him to be inaugurated ?"-
Blaine.
"IfSamuel J. Tilden is elected, before
he is inaugurated the streets will run
with od."-Kilpatrick.
"By the blessings of God the Republi-
can party have held power for sixteen
years, and I defy even Him to oust
lhem."-M. 1. Underwood, M. G.
"Come what may, Tilden never shall
20 President, never l"-Blaine, again.
"You may make up your minds to one
thing, Samuel ]. Tilden will never set
foot in the White House."-Bob Inger-
soil.
"We will meet them with cold steel
rather than see them in possession OF
the Government" ."--Forney. Editor Phila.
Press.
"At all hazards and at every cost, this
man Tilden must be defeated. If not
one way, then another can be and will
be resorted to."-M'Kee, an inmate of
the penitentiary, pardoned by Grant.
Now, this sounds very warlike. If
Democrats would talk thus about Hayes,
it would be deemed quite lncendiary.