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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08

THE J.. &. n. road has ON its
main stem and branches at present
15S serviceable engines, 68 passenger
coaches, 2 Of these being passenger
and baggage combined, 8 through
postal cars, express cars, Il bag.
gage and mail cars, q sleeping cars,
3,206 freight cars Of all descriptions,
], 1,721 of these being box cars, If all
these engines and cars were coupled
together on the road they would
form a train over twenty miles long.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08

In the archives of the Tennessee
Historical Society is Gen. Israel Put
nam's commission, signed by John
Hancock, ard that of Daniel Smith,
first Secretary of the Territory south
of the Ohio river, dated 1890, and
signed by George Washington and
Thomas Jefferson.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08
SOFTLY SING THE OLD SONG
DARLING.
A BALLAD AS SUNG BY ALICE BENNETT

A BALLAD AS SUNG BY ALICE BENNETT.
Softly sing the old song, darling.
Song to me you sweeLly sung,
Meath the skies of loves bright summer
In the days when we were young!
Happy dreams will linger near me,
AS you murmur each refrain,
So to comfort and to cheer me,
Sing the old songs once again.
CHORUS.
Softly, sweetly sing the old songs,
Sing them, darling, once again,
While dream away all sadness,
Wan'ring down sweet mem ry'S lane!
Sing the old songs, darling,
They were always dear to me,
/ can hear each simple measure,
Sweet as ever sweet can be!
What vision floats before me,
OF those hours so free from pain,
While the magic spell lies Ger me,
Sing the old song once again
Softly, sweetly, DC.
Sing the old songs, darling,
In the twilight and low,
Bring me back the golden moments,
Love and youth, and long ago!
Soon they'll pass away forever,
Like the reaping of the grain,
Kiss me, love, and leave me never!
Sing the old songs once again.
Softly, sweetly, &c.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08

morningiask Aggie if she was not
here tonight" I"
Several gentlemen were pressing
forward eager for an introduction
and b0wing he withdrew.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08

A PANTHER over nine feet from
tip to tip was killed at the Bishop
Payne place near Austin, Miss by
Clark Smith, a few days since.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08

He who will not reason is a bigot I;
he who can not Is fool, and he who
dares not is a slave.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08
FOR TEN MONTHS
STRAYED.

From my stable in Clarksville, on the lStn
of August a DARK BAY HORSE MULE
about IA hands high. II or ii years old, marx
of collar on the left side of his neck ana
shoulder, IA little gray in the forehead. ANY
one returning said mule TO me will be suit
ably rewarded. j. w. .STlNCHF1ELD.
September l, lST7-3w
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-09-08

The sixth term of this institution for
young ladies and young gentlemen, Will
open ON the
, 1877-07-19

Of the Govcrnor to oprotnt roltcc Commission
cEs for the City ~ Fast Ct. Louis undrr tho
Mf;rutn'lfsan folitc art Of 1867. IIo dcc!des
negatively.
II. ". 1.u,k, State Prlntcr announccs III. In
tcnt!nn Of atartfnz an nnti-ftaFe4 daily papcr
Ecrc and 1cayrs tonight fnr Chiraroto purchase
tste. ltecrhuy he ,aikcd nf establishing at,
Atm1ni: tration paper.
The Stat. Auditor to-day hnt1 an Injunction
seFFed OH him. restraining him from ievring a
tax t., paT bonds issued to the Chttngo, Dan
yIlle 4 Etnccnnca Railroad By tic Township Of
CFetccnL Irnpuol3 County.
~ its session to-day, tho Boant Of Railroad
and Warcht,ufc Commission adopted an nmen,l-
inent to ktstc q OF the grain inspection code.
The amendment nffccts harley tnsnec;ion md
a,Ila two grades, viz: Extra No. barley
ahall fn"luje slight1y shn,n.en and otherwise
sigat'T .!atnaged harley mt good enough for
M, =. Feed barley shall include nll barley
which IA damp. musty, or from any cause badly
damaged " UNFIT for mating purposes, or vl.f
Is mixed with other Grain."
= The C1i:ago board Of Trado requested tho
commissioners 70 change the rule regarding
wheat Inspection, representing that spring
wheat Is HOW commanding higher price thar,
fall wheat. aud by mixing spring md fatl the
owners were aneblesl Il, have all graded a.
spring. The. Board considered the Increased
quotations Of spring RI Indicative OF corner,
anl to-day refused TO make the change re.
Vucste1.
, 1877-07-19
FINANCIAL.

sr Iort4 Mo-. iii: w., u cn,,n,orc
p,c,,dcnt ~ a., n.', 49, 1',",.' 1,t,I
'Ss'e"s oi LUZ f'otehtss' ami uForefe' BR,k
ea's c has evcr5 rehsou tn sclicre that Tire de-
po,itors wfll leave the adjustment Of tho diff
eultles Of that bank In his hands. and will ac-
cent The nro,n.ttar n,,1o h.. IT,, ~ .h,a,,,
en a.sn..uae. ~ ea- "E y .''.n' ', NV en,nks
~ a'ees'e,,t ., - Pef snase VIII 20 fcqnarcd
on stockhnfders G cloac up tic business speed
ily, ard is confident this sutn, nr at least tho
greater mar. of II, w,11 ,c rctrrpr,, m .hen,
r,hc,, t,,, ..so,s w. -a,,.as, ,..,.n '"-'''
"rs'4 ~, ~. Heee1o a's ssa'!.e4 npHn'
lno llrectofs ol the North st. Louis Savings
Association l,ave discussed several propositions
for a settlement Of their affairs. with Il vicw tn
rcoocnf,,r ,b, h.rt ,,,I ro.,,n,;,r n,,.,,a..
~. 80. +.,,a. "uH .s'e "s pu"ne.e.
-, -: :, o''s ,n7s' la'osnh! en'etta'ne! H IN pay
al aep':sf"rs one'haif tn cash and onc.ftaIf IN
stock. II arrangements caa be male to obtain
some ready mp.,cy tn rarrv ont thjs n,ono*,.
t,on. IT t< Ir,,4,Io I'm t,.., ,~,tt ra.,,r .,.;
:. ~ o,A''e .4's s"'ak wiz seso'"o 'a!s'
Ness nc1t "esk. The assets of this Association
arc E1!A,d1 abose its liabilities.
, 1877-07-19

Il e'oso oi'c. indeed. They are connected hy
that wondross elastic link. the p5nlpathctc nerve,
which communicates the abnern,a, scnsatione Of
The orSan Of digestion to that of shon.ht Now, II
digestion f7 dIsordercd. The brain. being The great
focal po:nt of tic ncfrons system, Ill the nerves
aro In some degree affected. The rnsiM cau.e Of
nervous stnnbts II impaired dtscstIon and that ls
uanallr prodnce.t bJ wcaknc.n u tho rton,ach
lsostctter's stonach Bfttcss rrcft6es this, mad
nsercon,ee nervous debility hy lntnrtug Increased
energy into The operation of the otCans Of nutri-
tion. Through The agency nf this bcncicent tonic,
not onlJ arc the nerves sitazc, hut tho cntre or
ganfsuu acquires vgpf and regularity.
, 1877-07-19

Annual Meeting OF This society. at Detroit
fc4tertlay-Thc llnsinera Transacted apt.
the Delegates Present.
DETROIT, Mich, July 1Y.-The annual meet
Ing Ut the Western, Associated Press Wis held
here to-day, and was more largely attended
than ut auy previous meeting for ten years.
Several important questions for ..ccisIon were
letore tho Association, and this fact brought
out large attendance Of members. Among
thoae present tor thc first time for rcrcral years
were ". r. Storey. Of tho Chicago Times; Il. c.
lfcsing. of ue Staatt-Ze:lun1; anu a. ".
Isook, u tue rlttsbnr1 Dtpatch. x large nut1,-
ler.of ladies accompanied tho gentlemen. a1,.l
touk part iu The excursion Oh the river, whlci,
was very delightful. Thinks were yoted the
members Of the prces> of Detroit for ,l!cIr ut.
tcations lu the matter. Reports If the
officers we're made, which showed the
affajrs OF the Association IL be IN IN
admirable condition. The followin. Board OF
Directors VIA elected: Josepl Mcsllll. Ut Ink
CntcAGo TRIBUNE; ficllard Smith, ot The Cin-
e!uuats Gd.tt!<; W. N. Ilals!e,nun, Of tic Lnuss-
yilc CvH,str-,u.r7sa'; 4. J. keIlar, of the Menu
t;iote- Ds,,4ocru!: ". ". Armstrong, Of tie
Cleveland l,la;ndtni<r j. +. Mack, ii thu Sun.
dussy Efqisfer. Thu DoaF.l afterwards tlet aus,
urgalltzcd by the election uf Tile following nE-
HErtks AtV3NtEHkt 4AAbLCHtif VI ti1 %.4ltIu-
natl Commercial ftce-l'restdcnt, Il. u. Martin
dale. vi the Indianapolis JoarauF, Secretary,
I'll. +. Uaker, OF tllc Uctfatt Iritane; Executive
Committee, Mc.srB. McdIEl, GmItl, and lia1Lr-
man, III heretofore. The papers represented
were q foltuws'
nclso!t-Fr<t Pttss, ". r. lusnby. A. q.
noyaion; !.os!. William Stocking; 1ritHa<, HE.
% Cleveland -:iissals. 4. ". rai,bank.; x<a..<r,
Z, vowles: faadfairr, wv; A'nsstona. ,,,,
Nst.barx- Dltpafed, ~ y. ilouk; itst, VIII.
Chrantcfs, j. Il. tItbeusck.
Whecltn2-jn -jns*!tlfraetr, John FEcw.
GUlambu.-joHSauf, Htn. James II. Comfy;
DitbdfcA, t. u: Slvers.
DaytaIt-JosTuaf, ". u. ttcckhaus.
kahtahky-Etgsttr, J. +. Mack.
I0ulsrtIte-t Courier journal. ". y. Ila!dcmau,
81. Loute-EeputiieaH. cof. George knnpp;
Ut<1MfeA. E. y. Tox, G!obt. LtMot7a ii. il.
Nashvtlis-Am<straa. Col. Albert tsolcst.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Gol. Andrew !. kctlar;
drrt4i. VIII .. Nooispn.
ltneinnau--Ga:<ift, fltchard Smith; y0kt.Lfat
and lotkatEsa"a Col. Leopold and Marx hteIt;
Eunuaerrtat. u. llalstead.
.lauianapolts-JosSnai and Stntlati. Judge Z. D.
NaFtiudalG.
ksanasilic-coxrs<r, J.. y. Reilly aud J. G.
s1MTEleF; Journal. Edward Tuhy.
4s9ls I'suts~c;,.:y,p BY pts*} s. sn,,,
Milwaukee -.Sftt.ati, III, ltobeftson: Nsms. z
". MsSaun.
~. Paul poat<r. Prtss, Col. Fred uYiseo!l
Chicago 7tHtf4, ". F. Storey; TA1nt.hz Iuspuh
Mct,ll; inter. Ucfdm, ". peun Ntxou; Eo,i. d. 4.
Willard: 6fad's- Zt!tung, A. c. .uesii0; J0urnT
William Henry smith.
, 1877-07-19

Strrdl DtspascA to 7fe 7Fttuns.
Drs MONIES, H.. July III. r. West &:
Sons bank closed its doors this morning. II
was formerly the National State Bank anu was
badly squeezed hy j. F. Alien, md never re-.
coycrcd. The officers decline TO make state.
mcnIs, but say they wfll turu ovcr alt Individual
property to creditors. There ts considerable u.
iitcmcnt among drpO*fturs, mud sornc iaud talk,
but this evening Il has subsldcd. Thcrc II no
excitement at 0thcr hanks, 1.nr unea6incss felt.
Tnry s2y they are ready for all de1nands+
, 1877-07-19

PATERSON, y. j., July ts.-Jamcs Jackson
has bccr appointed Receiver of the Paterson
Firc-1nsurancc Company. Thu available assets
are kl!o0o1; liabilities, $780, 900. Anon. the
agents short In their accounts Is ur. sattcrlcc,
u9ent Of tho Middle Department nf thu State.
There was a lIeaYy rul, to-day OH the Paterson
Savings bank.
, 1877-07-19
THE WEATHER,

WAsH1Sotox. d. e., July I0-l .. n.-ror
TENNESSEE anu the Ohio Valley, TIC Upper Nils.
slssippi aud Lower Missouri Valleys, aud Uppws
Lake region, etolcs notthwett Winds, and rising
barometer, back to wsstncr southwest, with
clear Or partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL oAsxurATloNs.
, 1877-07-19

al the vast sun1- having no II ward and offering
explanation rhatsHrr"f. ......
TuR ,HErI. niarn7bA.niE
n! legal di.hnr nta AMI c:rt-cl fccs foot mn
i ~ than sea, ME-. t1'cd cIa I,.s t hhve Fp"nt
much rnugc illcvtiEaicy LH.,l,e rIn!trrarA.
ltts. ard DICT" ti.r. N .f- in ttIr' ti1ns nt'oHi
courts and nrI~s. nr. nj e!ast.tt brl cnrr mt
ir hahnrIr ct lnstCt. ;tr t',uld bne fsnIr NJ, u
h.lf.niloa iot,; .! .tscfe c,n nitn.ts. r'cte
ro,nc new hoard of mi. Kind. j trok 10 one q
thrac checks cxhitr,! aGong his a-sct. Tor s. tG}.
Tweed AZ u th!+ person he frankly aai that THU
sum wAa hut ,lnait frsctInn Of what had gone N
in1t @ % +, n ay '1s nd. ,hs Ind ees.a q
10 Tom ricId', in canat'S. iier rasns a,
THE LAST HAIL
r a 1T Mfr A"sn. p " bernnc i1 rr " @
spisn,ld rnn.nn m Filth nsrnHc. :sth extensive
street The "tler cnrncr Of The block !. occupied
a'y nne Of the wcn'thiest Tsnsien,en Of The metro
esn tnns IT, ri, f.
paid Tho nbovc sim, for = sennsnc eontcrelon oy
rwssd: !! 80: toasna kert y t',is Ms. Garrett
whtcl, nhe was ahrewd enough 10 9athcr during her
term p hIs m,stre'e ana which her sneSes'or
fs ,s9sen hS o . as. "ps:ey see so2n'f ss
tn Twced't hssocntcs. found on the nu.h0risy
Of Mrs. T~ce.lr elosrst fE!cnde and from actnal
by Tweei on. Fith avenue a. hi. concnbInc re-
ceiycd iron, him mt only the magnificent palsso
r. y e. t5 hns
f1on. tic t'narltan sayinra Hank BY ". +. King.
hin hnaiucss secretary. before that Institution was
ruined. The amount bcesoweh npun this person,
who rulcs md controls hts actlons found 10 tx.
coed million nf d"llars ~ far a. wen. .-ali this
ee'nE 1on.ehod .ali ot his family md voueted for
Noroniot:s AMONG Ills cnos1Es.
:, WHAT dors Mr. Tnuntcnd rsesrftnn th!e arh ject
le as "a. taa It, to mr. .h1t s sas originally
nnl trial through this connection, nnd hiA chief
dnlY tur hls retainer was 10 parade IN M cpcn
soI,. u, that tue u tlniard might rec her a- iheJ
passttl through hts p'iroh hars fron tho Tonbs.
PERTINENT 4UENiKs.
HISS Twsfd toll tic fnCta ax IN Ills Tntt }ob with
lhc sitnhdlnyn IN contracting for Inc Ifoosac 7nn-
mol. 1Ina he rccsted the n,Iinnnt Of bonds he pot
*. 1n, nab BE- make e. nc nnsr
QUO, ooo 1t Eric ovetle.ue! Whcrr il his pro;!t IN
.o''l.arabr. Whnre arc the yn*t biocks of Erie.
Central. Lake. shoFr. aufnens!en lisidgc. Citr
nallfoa'l. n,H! X 70 many Other 'osks and aecs.tcs
AhoEt b. hia rsctcnt ntcu1tcs: II It possible that
hnif million Of dol1ars Ut legal and personal dis
hnEseInents can account for ali these vast re.
Bryant believes Tweed intended to make
frank fettlc'ncnt wllen llc wrote hta O'Conor
letter.
Under The wholesomc influence Of moet exem.
plsry wiso and cstIn'abls family. he wnud lIavc
kcpf 10 h!s pnrpote. but, since Town.cnd and tho
pesson alluded iook potss.toa Of him. there has
ess 10 nops o. hn IFS arrogance and per
lie REALLY WAa nsMui.Ep
wn a ~ un staeo e q sfG hnd s1tr, erng nncd
'"siacS n, .nes s ha. @ ,ea em eempicta cs' p"s a"
,Ss,S% sy .s q n h @ ,snsa xa pss9
nrst ,audaeltv ana Ycrsci,!s5. lis pnrpsc M I'll i.
fruId, nntl tho tmpbst1rH Uf II M Inn
, 1877-07-19
Three Companies Of United
States Troops Dispatched
to the Scene.
The Strikers ia Quiet hnt Determined
Possession Of the companys
Property.
Their Conduct Defiant, and the Out
look sanguinary.
Accounts Of the Defeat of the
Militia in Tuesdays
Melee.

HsLT1HoAE, Nd, July 18.--The strikers At
MaFt'nsburg arc i9srcas!ng rapidly. numbering
| oFcr aU men. Scouts Just in report mob uf
| ioo to 5UD men between WI'lfamspart Crus4-
| lnG and Stlls flousc. Bloody work ID ex-
p"etca tomorrow. The troops arc moving
| niong slowly and carefully, and are now pear
| Washington Junction.
At keyscr the strikers received Information
that COMPANY ot militia would probably reach
that place on the train cast for slattinsburg,
and resolved that II this company attempted to
bnard any tFaln tlley would be torn to pieces.
i AT GRaproH
the strikers arc determined and desperate, de-
stroytnx tho Company property BY removing
tho hose connecting tender and engine, anil
connecting pins and links. The Mayor Of
Grafton has Issued proclamation notifying
the strikers that II thoy yio1atc the law they
WILL be punisned to tho full extent Of legal au-
| thorttr.
Mnrttnsburg, the stfikrrs have fortified, over
40 strong.
MAnTISsnC4o, ". W., july 1e.-AII qutet
here now and hut few parade tho stsrcts The
troops train from Baltimore and Washington
has not yct arrived. Trims extend two miles
cast and wcst. lsaln Is failing, which has dis
pcracd the crowd.
AT wAsnisorox
WAsn1H0roH. July i5.-Thts afternoon tho
President receiver from ttoy. Matthews, Of West
Ftsginia. a Telegram tlatcI Wheeling. Stating
Tint tho strikers on the Baltimore g. Ohio Road
had become 80 rlotnus TINT 'lc w1s unable to
4uel1 tho disturbance With tho forces at hts
ronin1and, nM1 requesting TINT the United
States troops bc p}ac- i ut his disposal to put
down tue mob. Enpn receipt OF The telegram
The President sen, for scrrr,arr Mct.r,rr. rho
ter short discussion t was decided tLat upon
,,e tse 'nlo5.nato' CONTAINED t'o calling Out of
United States troops would not be justified TILL
asr sao INV. The President desired SECRETARY
more explicit information on the subject.
srC,ttrAny u.crAuy
n...,.,., .,,,,,, .,,,,.,a.,.... ...'.'.','.,
received such supplementary Information from
onl,Ion. warranted the tentlIut, If tro',x ~
. oH1aus., "a'!aA.su !, luz hsna'nE " troops 10
ns s's .. a,c
| 'na. WIZ Uepasla'ent e1tsctfhe tFoon* 10 bc
| The troou. oricred IN Martln.burey rrc I'M
Second ARTILLERY. twe,ys .,,,l,.r. an,I w, mcu.
mi, and ne ,ncn from Fart scltcnrv Hn nn', 1 "1
,,n,,.. o,,,,,,.n1 ~ r.. r..,.,,. a,,'!... .a,,,
aa"e' eonnHau ,,l. ~ W., - Esene'' t"e! wa!
m, HI. nrr,v,1 nj Nforttn.hnrr- =, rc,xort :, ri
Dclaplalu, Aide to Cur. Matthew'S,
THE rrza1nryr,. rI..u.r,ox
1,r.s,,,..,a.. - - r..,.'1u rs'I Us
was Issued tonight By the President:
A PnocLAMATlox.
TuEnEAs, II IN provided In the Constitution Of
The Cnited Atatca that tue United Hta!rs sta pro-
&ett &$ff$S4te III lGt% A101l 4nD1ifIkDN the
LeEttiatnte ot af the Execnttvs t~hen the t,cgl*-
!hHFe Cannot ot cohscncal. against donlestc Siu.
, 1877-07-19

f;ae " alr*. Wina!ow'a Soothing syrup" for.
dlasshVa. wind cole, md regulates tic bowels
, 1877-07-19
BUSINESS NOTICES

Keeps Patent Part'y-s1nde l1rcxs E:bift@.
fhe very best Elk far 80; can t,p tntfhcd a. easily
AZ acnsln'ng handkerchief. 1T:3 Madison sirect
, 1877-07-19

md tho hhY compounds That seek by nn5cprasc
Hon aud fEaud. to tsccuE1 il rlytL.
Hula by 1a!i Wholesale ind Ifr,n:, Drpxc!sl.,
s:rorerss aud 1senlnrs In Afedirinc. IstEr. tU
cenni. Drnlcrs should parrhaab ortHih;t
ttMrAnEcA al une Loxen IN obtain ahr artuI hot-
ffe. tar free GlIstrtau;ivu. NEi:i{A IL Ft,1-
Tl:ls. tsenrral Agents. and WhalG~aic Druu-
xlstx, lSualou.
, 1877-07-19

For Catatrts anil Hay Foyrr nAc .Jsfrrrs
eap!cs free to ALL 0tee 70 State-st. pcrey Je:Iess
, 1877-07-19

example u t1lc Rcn'ing Railroad. and ctnpl,is
no men That belong to tho Hroihcrluul or any
L nft,n. 7 " 1
, 1877-07-19

II should h" tafen af&sr unusual e1posurr whether It
anil. snn + e ,jmI toms It fyrer. Sc9rniRia iitcu
III the s5strn i, hlnish tlle instanliy it Il nj
mct!cnc ID tttr f",ulttng nauseatiux sensc Of tAe
word. but bJ comparison I
, 1877-07-19
MEDICAL.

Attack t!,e fs+t sy1rntosns Of artars. nr dseA4e.
iltrRx cold thr Grrt Fight II malIr"fts tsef, alI
tFsTsns TLroat ard Lung laeu,ics kxcr Id; slo1n.
from rsrT, chronic a!itnenr n stUnt sna str5nk
Thoussu~ r1e rrfcr fur complete rr1tecltou 10 tusk IL
rgsnI ktl effective household rcule L.
, 1877-07-19
DELICIOUS COMPOUND

ayorr with tht choicest sptccs snd tremendously es
sickness. A warm aud grateful fonic II has proved u
great Cnttt u the treatment uf D{spers1. flatnlrn
Eating, and plscaEeS vi The
, 1877-07-19

Return OF tho Ottawa Delegation Of
0ranEcncu from alontrcnt-ltiotous Pro-
eHa,ff,tv..
, 1877-07-19

lin, iho calleelton 81 ii, oatsandins s cisIms IN IN
aea In ths inatanrt ho hau put at SIS. cod, which
MusT HAVE SECURED TO n.M
before he would permit tla settlement by IN ap-
pfatsentnt of the llrns. which might be reduced 10
j! verYy ,no.lers.o san rn!ess 90. was arranged
sweeney and destroy tho case. cai)rl nis sttc,,-
ton Is liz fart that Tweed lad uniformiy mt TssT
s.tertsA that Sweeney knew nothing Of tic Hoard
iha stand to prosc that Twre1 had al~ays asserted
N, ,s nsyet had u dblEar uf money Transaction.
HI. b;o,hsr were witholt III tctsrs, Lmowlsds .. Sr
wis y wus abroad, Townssad M salt s"tS ti,at III
aud that Of Woodward, depended On MIN. ind
shot,d 10 madn to turn on the fees hu klad ,tc-
ence, aud to could nor SEQ Sweeney or hia nsIsie.
thr,. ~ tl'teo days, Twecds c.,nflasfon would bo
70 .s,,a! ts ,.aas 3 hanas, md he rovn
CTS. swecnry
rEnEMrronlLr akHussn 70 sRs rowasssp,
or have anything 10 do With him,
Bryant illustrates how glad he was to get rIa
Of Fweet. by rerlting tbs Ger1Man ieesn1, DC
cordi.g to which tho gamblers Of Venice, t,ay-
ing purchased a manlkln Ut tho devil, kent II ia
vial, by posscss!on Ut which tey Won their
Tho customary penalty was. et eouras, exsetc4
by thc devil! bt tho purchaser lsh .s aud
sati a1 peyp haa Iss pss sps h S. M SCI fS5
paid tho smallest eutu lssuel went to tGu .lsrti
Who thus came in fer lIs raAs. / had r,,t fhis
h0tth4 tnu Tweed from \ long Ituo Or lavvar.
and gun,l1ers> and was too clad 10 unlpal Un
Town4enI,
lsTENxsTtxa POLITICAL REVELATIONS.
DFyant SAYS, further:
erful oppositIan, led bY iiorucr GreeIsx. hsa
brought the Hln4 tu the p,Iai Ut dsstruclI1p, Al
that session Twer4's ljo3ri af Supervisors ,sns
alo1.hWl. sui ~ prarlcally pertsAsl the tliymau
~ by bower. Tbs 9Etef tectlDn In 11otLas bill.
tIs cat'ts pro.ldsps for an aaais " htM tr~ssii.
Hail. ana Connolly Vt the uut.tailips 1iaLlties 1T
biz old lizard VI Superri<urs. Became hi. great rp-
sourre. te 6asa If The last AMI tntpt ef
rahhertcs. ~ we'll H. the bhal end Ut lho Hing,
After detailing lis understanding Of
THE lHfLCEAcB or GAKELKT,
Judge lIltnlI, aud 0lhes honest men On that VIM
tcTs legislation. whereby &onle xot4 nppropEla-
tuua aud proper Election Law were secusod,
bryant continues: After tha reotgauitatton Of the
CITY EovssRalcnt under thr Iew charter, tho cio4s
and absolute ring MA suou split bf now ueMrnts
introduced. particularly &hFoo*a the uncontrolled
Hilton. hrTce Gcuu hsnke uut tnln!c4isicly be-
twcen the lattcr aEd tiu Tweed and tuunuitv Jup.
ta, which Sweeney moderated for awl.ilt, but
could nut rccons!!s. ltwas Through tAt private u-
ssEunleuaity ef Hilton really that Tho famous
po.4rrs xerc dlst br,achcd ~ mean4 ef t;seeey
in thu 1ft1uMt. by them they wrfu put tu efrcHIn
ton u lid the city Of Tweed. against whom Hilton
aud uteelty u,antalhel tha xame aAsakoni4M
which L44 Abeli.ls4 ihs uo4t4 VI Supervisors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-30

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-30

The St. LOUIS Republican publishes
the following as the last eloquent address
of the famous Illinois sschem, whose
scalp now haugs on the wslls of the
State wigwam:
IL appeal to any white man to say IL
he ever entered Logsn's cabin hungry
and ne gave him not advice; il he ever
came we!l-bscked and he gave him not
Officer During the course of the last
long and bloody debate on the Compro
mise Bill, Logan remained idle In his
cabin, a candidate for reelection. Such
was my love for some kinds Of white
men that my countrymen pointed
Is they passed and said, Logan
is the friend Of Morton / hsd
even thought to tsve stayed for you in
the Great Council but for the injuries o.
nv enemies. Their tomshswk drank
the blood OF my friends in the Sslloting
This called upon NE for revenge.
have sought it. ! have killed some o.
my party. have glutted nay vengeance
But what remains to Logsn2 Where The
eagle feathers in his scalp lock? Wher'
the scalp at his girdle' Silent is hi
whoop in the Great Council Chamber a
Washington. Whe is there 10 moorr
for Logan! Not onep