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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

vIcKsBURG, MIss,, Dec. 18TH, 1877.
AiInr Of tho HArnlh,

YIcKsBURG, MICS, Dec. 18TH, 1877.
Editor Of the Herald!
Ny attention was called 10 the very
exhaustive letter OF Mr., Richard
O'Hea, Civil Engineer, on the subject
of the levess, Published In your COLI
umns q few days since, and l have been
endeavoring to End time 10 offer q sug-
gesiion in connection Herewith.
All sensible men will concur with
Mr., O'Hea In the belief that the levees
have occasioned the loss Of every cot
ton crop, more or less, since their In.
PRODUCTION. The river will always re-
sist coercion in that direction. Capt.
Eads's plan is undoubtedly the proper
one. Control the current, control
the channel, s~traighten II, shorten It.
give IL a uniform width, make cut.o0s.
Capt. Eads had the genius to conceive
this, and he and Mr.. OHea, no doubt,
have the ingenuity TO do 1t. Capt.
Eads has shown bic ability, 10 some
extent, TO control the river, by bis op.
erallons in the South Pass. There be
has succeeded in controlling one mile
Of the river admirably. II is true 1t
has cost a triAe or go, and taken some
time 10 accomplish it, and the condi-
lions there prevailing do not accurate.
~ apply 10 the other eleven hundred
and ni~nety.niue miles 10 be controlled,
as he had but seven feet depth and moi
much current, aud the channel there Ia
nearly straight.
In view Of which facts, | come TO my
suggestion. In order 10 demonstrate
clearly his ability TO control the whole
twelve hundred miles Of river, 10 that
croakers aud impracticables shall hav'
no grounds for cavil, lot him make an
other experiment higher up the river
where The difficulties 10 be overcom
will be met with more generally alonI
, the whole length and | think tina
|, right in this vicinity lie the most favor
able field for such an experiment. lie
him take, as IL sample, oue mile 0! rive
extending from the Delta point 10
wards the head ofGrant's canal, Their
/ be will have a stiff current, aud q hun
dred and fifty feet depth Of watel
When he gets that thoroughly unde
control, he will be ready TO procee
with the remaining eleven hundred an
, ninety.eight miles. Aud then the d.
, monstration will DO attended by an ID
=. ciden,al beued, 10 Yicksburg, and "
> will regard his operations with muc
} Interest snd deep sympathy. | hoF
this slsgebliOu may meet the eye {
h Cspiau EId4 and Mr., Richard ONE
:, and that they viii give It their favor
y bic consideration.
y Respectfully yours,
!. MNOD TURTELL,
Civil Engineer,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
. a stnnIey ON QuestlOaIng.

Dean Stanley has been reminding the
London Workingmen's Club rlhe i'm
portanc of questioning. Socrates, he
said, the greatest Of the Greek philoso-
piers, might be described rs a great
ouestiUner. ut would BE- impossible
Tor any one 10 60 about the streets Of
London, as Socrates did in Athens,
asking questions In order to make PEG.
pie understand how stupid aud igno-
rant they WERE" bat something Of this
sort should DO done by everybody who
desired knowledge. Lord Bacon said,
"A good kind of questioning makes
hall the knowledge"
Persistent questioning W." make
his hearers feel how very ."o'n there
was of which they knew n..hlng at all,
and also how very Difficult. some sub
iects were, for they saw how the au.
thors OF dictionaries themselves had
lounderOd before they could get 10 the
truth. For example, If they looked in
DR.. william Smi;h's dtGtjoua"y OF the
Bible, for Ark" they would fad "seC
Delugc," aud then referring 10 GeiugC
they found "sec Flood" and going tC
flood they found "sCo Noah" and wher
they got 10 Noah the whole subject o
the deluge had 10 be treated
+ Again, AZ they went through
Londou or elsewhere, il wal
very instructive 10 ask always wha
was the meaning OF the name Of tn,
, place where they happened to DO; h,
!, always did. 70 take the place whert
they were at that momeut-JOhn street
Adei, hi, Strand. What did that mean
Some Of them, OF course, knew. An!
9 one knowing Greek, knew that Adel
! phi meant brothers; but why was /
called ebrothers?' 1t was becaus
there were four brothers named Adam
8 who came from Kirkcaldy. Thes
f brothers were great architects, and the.
p determined 10 rescue the part of Lon
a, don where they were at that momen
I from the mud of tho Thames; they wer
in fact the founders ofthe EmbankmenI
They were named Robert, William
q James and John, and those streets weT
. called after them, and would continu
A memorial Of their energy and HOY
they kept together by their stron
b brotherly affection. Az they wei
along the Strand and looked OF u
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

THIS 10 the reflection Of the New Or
leans Democrat on the scene In the SEN
ate "Mr. Conkling, however, as bull
lies usually do, stepped too fast. Sen
tor Gordon, with the instincts Of q
Southern gentlemen, turned the cold
pollen Of good breeding against the
vulgar brsggart, and impaling Conk'
ling on the point Of his parliamentary
toll, threw Elm over into the armS ofhiI
friends, 10 fix up On apology. II 10 now
oil quietly settled, and we are glad tC
say, with commendable modesIy ant
absence Of display but II is 10 be hoped
that when Mr.. Coukling calls again oil
Democratic votes for support, be viii
call 10 vain."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

ABOUT half.past 2 o'clock yesterday
morning, Officer sanders's attention wac
attracted by the crashing Of glass on
Washington street, and running In the d.
rection of The sound, he found two negroes
attempting TO effect an entrance into Gott-
hell &Co's pam shop. One OF the burg
lars fed at his approach and got away,
but he managed 10 lay hold OF the other,
and at once recognized him as Jim vii.
lame, q negro boy about eighteen years Of
age, commonly known around town as
"Crazy Jlm.1 Jim stubbOrnly resisted
arrest, aud Sanders had TO club him Sc.
yerely before no would succumb and
march peacefully to the work-house.
UpOn a close examination Of the prem
ises 1t was found that the burglars
had smashed in one pane OF the show-win.
dow, and made a hole sufficiently large for
q man 10 crawl through easily, On taking
Williams TO the WOrk.hOuse, his partial
confession proved him TO DO connected
with the burglary At schatel's gun'siore.
and on yesterday Marshal GroOme iound
ave Of the pistols then stolen, at the house
Of a z named Curtis, corner Mulberry
and Depot streets, and traced up tiYe 9th
ers, which Williams claims are all he tooh
az HE share Of the plumber. The remain
der is in the possession Of his accomplish
The Mayor continuedWilllams's case, yes
terday morning, to await further develop
ments,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
THE Ell PAsO WAR;.

The ShsrlfH's Dispatch to The Governor
Reported Surrender Of The State Troops
10 the MsxlCanS-The Latter CSmmlE
Several Murders.
GALVESTON, Dec. 1s-The News's Fort
Clarke special says the command under
Colonel Young and Lieutenant Bulls ar
rived this evening. They report having
experienced veFy bad weather on their re-
turn trip-their blankets and clothing
being dFenched since the 9Th instant. No
details OF their operations have yet been
made known.
The Governor has received the following
dispatch from the Sheriff OF FL Paao coun'
~, dated the 18th: "Your telegram 70,
celyed; unable 10 raise In this county 0V0I
ten men; the fret help expected In forty
eight hours. fear Il Will be too late, The
rangers are getting short OF ammunition
and the mob 10 undermining the building
(signed) "CHAs. KERBER, Sheriff."
GALVESTON, Dec. ls.-An Austin special
says q dispatch has been received by the
| Governor from tho Sheriff OF II Past
county stating that the State troops sur
rendered to the Mexican mob at 3 pm
Yesterday, Their ammunition was ex
hausted and they were unable 10 hold Oul
longer. After the surrender, Howard
Atkinson, and Mcbride were shot to dealt
by the Mexicans.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
GEN. EsCOBEDO.

The General ai New OFlsahs-nls 0Blalsa
Of the sItaalIOa BstwSsn 3SXIOO asd
The UaIGsd States.
NEw ORLEANS. Dec. is-aen. Rscobedo,
d recent Mexican border fame, arrived
here yesterday from Brownsville. he Gays
his visit 70 Louisiana 10 aimply In pursuit
OF pFivate business eTrands, and that amer
remaining here about . fortnight, be will
leave for Galveston, In conversation be
utterly dlsclaimed the charge that his re-.
cent visit 70 the Rio Grand0 was for the
purpose OF organizing an expedition
against Diaz, and denies that .Lerdo and
his adherents are secretly encouraging .
conflict between the Unlted States and
the DiaE Government. He does not
apprehend any danger Of war be.
tween the two Governments, and says
It would be deplorsd By none more than he.
He says, as between the belligerents
LerdO would certainly DO q Mexican.
Touching the late troubles In ri PasO
county, EscObed0 says the difficulty Wa0
not between Americans and Mexlcans, but
between Americans only. The occur.
rences Of an outbreak he said, did NOT
change bic opinion that peace would be
maintained between the two nations,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

CHICAGO, Dec. ls--Henry Greenham 4
Co, private bankers, failed for nearly hall
a million. They will probably pay fifty
cents on the dollar.
CINCINNATI, Dec. ls -TOttle, Holien &
Co, dry gOOds, failed.
NEW YORK, Dec. l5-A Cincinnati spe-
clal TO the Times says 1t is reported that
three prominent shOrt.hOrn breeders OF
Clark county, KY, iailed-W. D. suther-
land, j. V. Grigsbg, aud John y. suther'
Iand-li .bllltits range from $4,000 to $780,.
zoo. SO universal IL the interchange OF
securities among these men that a general
smash.up Is feared. Breeders Of tine trot-
ting stock are, so fer, not seriously In
yolVed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
Military Changes.

WASHINGTON, Dee. Is Major Thomas
NJ, Vincent, Assistant Acknowledgement
is ordered to the department Of Texas, to
succeed Major Joseph Taylor, who has
been ordered To the department Of the
East. Major sam Beck will succeed Maj
Vincent,
Gen. Vincent was transferred from the
War Department to the Rio GFande, be-
cause there Is wanted there an Adjutant'
General Of co0l judgment and great ex'
NJ riencc.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

As this is the season when the services
II the express are sought by all classes OF
people for the forwarding Of Christmas and
New Years presents, our friend George
Burns. the clever and accommodating
local manager OF the Express office here,
has called our attention 10 a few preea"'
tions, which all shippers should observe
carefully. Little nIcknaeks, though they
may be intriusically Valueless, yet II mot
promptly delivered, cause many q heart
ache, and II, as is not unirequently the
ease, the mail has brought adVices OF the
shipment, then ensues anxiety, constant
inquiry, tracing, and the resultant veNa'
lion Of spiri'. Great care should be taken
In marking the address. Avo d the use oil
cards tackled on the top OF a box have
il marked with iuk-see that packages
nave o tag mark In addition 70 the custom
Ary mark, in ordinary sized handwriting
Don't think because the card is sewcd on,
il is more secure than atag, for the ihreat
once broken, pulls entirely out. see ina
10 addition to the address, /! a package II
going 10 4 city, that the street and MUG De
are given. II the street and number arr
not given on the box, then II must be hell
at the Office to wait for the owner 10 call
and in that time the turkey Is spoiled ant
the candy has melted. Delay In the dc
livery OF packages Is nearly always cause'
BY neglect In one or more Of these par leu
lars, and these instructions hold good 10
all times, 90 we'll as for the holiday season
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

SOME negroes in the Mont Alo.n neigh
borhocd have found a box full OF what is
supposed to be gold dust. Several months
ago a man was found lead In the woods Of
that vicinity, who wac 80 mutiIated Gy
nogs and buzzards, that ne could
not be certa My identified; but the
BODY was supposed to be that oil
an eccentric individual who had teen
travelling around exhibiting This very
box, and alleging that II was iull OF gold
dust. II may yet transpire that he Was
murdered for what will prove to be q re"
pounds OF worthless iron pyTites.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
rnrlIsh 1nnuenoe a. cOnstantln0ple

LIVERPOOL. Dec. ls--The Times's Con-
stantInOple dispatch says England is In
great disiavO here on account OF SerYia's
treachery, which the English influence In
favor Of Servia rendered possible. There
is a strong impression here that England
will oppose the opening Of the ~Dardenelles,
which Italy and probably all the other
Powers ara prepared TO cOncede. ii the
Turks refuse, 1t Sill be because OF the con-
vlction that England Will help them IN
their extremity.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Explanation Of the PortO'S Circular
Turkey not v~anquiShed; Two Lines
Of Defense Remain; but Willing 10
Consider Proposals.
CoNsFANTINOPLE, Dec. lS~-ErrOueous
interpretations having been given to the
circular OF the Porte inviting mediation,
II is officially explained that Turkey does
not approach the Powers as o vanquished
State, since che still has two lines OF de-
would DO able to hold. The Porte, by III
Circular, desires TO intimate Its willing
ness TO consider the proposals made By
the ConstantinOple Conference. As thu
war began owing to Turkeys refusal u
adhere 20 those proposals, the Porte thinks
II might be determined now Oa that basis
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

SINCE Gen. Chalmers introduced the
bill 10 abolish side.pieces from cotton
bales, which he did at the request Of
an influential constituent, he has be-
come convinced that his District is OPP.
posed to such a law, and has announced
that he will not press the bill to its
passage. In this We think our Repre-
sentative has displayed good judgment
The slde.pieces are necessary for the
protection Of the cotton, and the plant
ere insist on retaining them.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

New Orleans Democrat, Monday: Yes
terday o quaint-lOoking craft, looking like
q large yawl with Q cabin built on II, and
carrying q large sail, came into port from
the Upper Mississippi. The owner loon
stepped on shore, and gave his name as
VIM. johnson, or "LiberatOr Bill" He
claims to be the one that killed Little An
telope, and that he sold HE scalp for Sl3i.
He dresses In tho characteristic leather
hunting suit, with gray felt hat, etc. 10
Is on his way to Galveston, and says he
has had enough Of that country, and wants
to get home TO stay.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

WHAT MAY BE ExPRCTED.-Let Mr..
Hayes veto the Silver bill If he will,
the day of retrlbution 10 near ct hand.
The issue will be clearly cut In the
next Presidential canvass, and the man
who succeeds Hayes will DO on the
side of the people. The country West
and South has never been 60 united on
any question, and the double coin
standard demand Of tho country must
aud will be met.-[sherman (Texas)
Register,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

men Of The West aud South combined
These old, fanaIicAl bloOd'hOuads will
continue 10 howl but We warn them
that the day lie not far distant when 10
assert tina: & measure 10 . Southern
measure, will make it g popular meas
ure IN the West, and TO asseFI that 6
measure is q Western measure, will
make It acceptable to the South.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

LIGHT, wholesome, delicious arc biz
cults, bread, rolls, dumpllngs, etc, made
with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. AL
ways use It for the delicious Vienna
rolls. Should your grocer not have,
and refuse 10 get, DOoLEY's YEAST
POWDER for you, send 20 cents tor u
h., % cents for 4 h., or 60 cents for ]
H., direct to Dooley y Brother, New
York, and II viii be sent By mail pOst.
paid.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
The English Cabinet-want OF Una
nimity-BOBslon Of Parliament.

LONDON, Dec. l8.-The Post says an
other Cabinet Council will be held to-day.
The serious aspect Of foreign affairs en-.
cages constant attention al the Ministry.
II Is felt that the time has arrived when
the momentous questions may have 70 be
considered.
The London correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian telegraphs tina. journal;
1t was the gossip Of all political clubs TO:
day Monday that the Cabinet 10 divided
about measures to DO taken, and that Lord
Derby, Foreign Minister, and the Marquis
Of Salisbury, Secretary Of state for India,
are opposed TO the pet scheme OF Lord
BeaconsAeld, the Premier, 70 summon Par
lament much earlier than usual. 1t II
probable that Parliament will meet on Thu
18th OF January, 70 which time 1t was pro
rogued last week, but the means by whicl
Lord BeacOnSteld hopes TO maintain
British interests under the treaty OF Paris
will require further elaboration. Parlla
ment usually meets In February"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

For President in 1880, Ulysses 5.
Grant, Of Illinois for Vice. President,
Roscoe Conkling, of New York. How
would that do?-[S'. Louis Globe
Democrat.
We suppose that would DO nicely
for Mckee, proprietor Of the Globe
Democrat, that is ii there was no Bris-
tow in the Cabinet to fish ont whisky
ring thieves.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S-COmmlssloner
williamson, Of the General Land once,
has q report from Special Agent Hester. "
Florida, that a writ Of repleyln mas ISSUED
session OF 800 feet OF sawed lumber, and
1000 lne logs, cut from public lands.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
TnE washington correspondent OF

The Washington correspondent OF
the Boston Herald, says of Senator
Conkliug's fight against the Custom
house nominations: "He was trading
with the Democratic Senators at the
very moment when he was haunting
the CORY garment in the most sensa-
lionsl manner. lilo tried his best 10
trade with the friends Of Mr.. Tilden in
New York, and to get them TO influ-
ence Democratic Senators, but he could
not make any bargain with them. lie
offered Republican votes to confirm
the nominations Of Governor Robin
son in return for strength in the Sem
ate, but the offer was declined. Had
there been any trade OF that kind, OF
course Mr.. Barnum, of Connecticut,
would have voted with him instead OF
against him. COnkling's greatest sup.
port on the Democratic side has been
the sneaking desire Of certain Demo-
cratic Senators TO save the Tenurc-ot.
Office act until after q Democrat shall
have become President, in order that
they may control tho patronage as the
Republican Senator's did under Grant
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

THREE negroes Of one family died near
Raymond, on Monday last, 1t 10 supposed
from eating q poisoned hog, which they
mad stolen. A poet norton was 10 be held
Yesterday, in order TO determine the cause
OF their deaths, II possible,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

THE negroes Of the country, with the
volatility chsracterlstic Of their race,
have recovered their spirits with the re-
turn OF good weather, and are industrious
" saving the cotton still In the held.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

So4x Of the lantern jawed, hypocrit.
.cal iluruals of the North are sore
ARA. / tnll tho Gordon. Conkling affair
Is tho beginning of tho "age Of chival-
ny" again. They ueed not be uneasy,
for they will not be molested so long
as they conGne their blsckguNrdism 10
themselves.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
The Mayor Of New York Charges The
Police Commissioners with Neglect Of

Duty.
NRw YoRK, Dec lS--The Police Com.
missloners received a letter from the May.
or in which he says the Commissioners
have not attended 10 the duty OF street
cleaning, though ample funds were drawn
for the proper performance OF that duty
lie also says the Board assumed TO say
when the statutes should 10 enforced, and
aiter% ignoring them for q time have capri
ciously enforced them by raids, thus max
ing the Law odiOus, On the 10Th he would
allow them to show cause why they shoul
not be removed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
A wulrEman, named wesley Calvin b

A WHITE man, named Wesley Calvin 10y
the way, a singularlY conglOmeTaIed
name arrived in town yesterday for the
nurpOse Cracking admission into the City
HoSrItaL. He was the worst beat up man
We ever saw, ON last Friday night, in the
Milliken's Bend neighbOrhoOd, he was as.
saulted by a negro, who beat him into In
Sensibllity with a club, and robbed him Of
tS5. all the money he hada.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
spRIve WEArHRR IN DEcEMBER.-

SPRING WEATHER IN DECEMBER.-
People are prOverbially ioFgetful about
the weather. When II Is unusually
cold early in the season, they are very
apt to say that the season ls the coolest
that has been known for years; and
when q very warm period 10 expert
enced during the Winter months, 9
similar opinion is advanced. The
beautiful sky and comfortable temper
AZURE which we are now enjoying
within q few days of Christmas, have
called out many remarks Of this kind.
II is only, however, by an examination
Of weather recOrda,that correct compar-
isons of different seasons can be made,
and such q comparison shows that,
while persons who are not blessed with
warm garments and cheerful lrcs have
great reason for thankfulness now, 1t Il
not unusual In this latitude so see
Christmas preceded by something else
than snow and ice. The thermometer
which indicated 81 degrees yesterday
noon aud 46 degrees o. the preceding
day, indicated "A and 45 degrees on th'
same dates In 1873, aud 20 aud 40 de
grees on these dates in 1875. The aver
age Ofthe temperature Of the last sever
dave, taken at noon, was AZ degrees
For the same days in 1875 it was 80 ::
degrees, and in 1875, SS degrees. l
cannot, therefore, be said that Ou
present warm spell lie very extraordina
~. The Kentucky gOoSO.bOne give
warning, however, that In January W
shall atone for this temperature by
period of excessive cold.-[N. Y. Pos
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Most UNANIMOUSLY CONDEMNED
Judge Humphreys, of Washington, has
succeeded in making at one stroke a
National reputation, which bears a
close resemblance to the one his client
Patterson has achieved. With the sim
gle exception Of Patterson, the Judge
e the most unanimously condemned
man In The country ct the present time
I'm. Y. Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
Another LeTdo Uprising In Mexico.

GALVESTON, Dec. lS-A San Antonio
special to the News says Col. Amador, Of
the LerdO forces, with two hundred men,
has been disarming Dlaz guards at Men,
and releasing them upon promise not 10
take upon arms again against LerdO's
cause Mexicans faVOring LerdO, who
had taken refuge in Texas, are focklng 10
bis standard. His accesslons In one day
reached upwards Of forty.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

'rnE tear Of the New Orleans journals
lest this great country should be in
yolved in war with Mexico, is pitiful.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

The New York Tribune hates the
silver scheme so badly that It charges
that II ia q Southern measure. Having
said this, what moro can It say to cause
Northern people to oppose it2 This is
the line of argument this great journal
lin the interest Of Jay Gould & Com
pany) Is forced to depend upon. 1t is
compelled to appeal 10 the prejudice Of
the Northern people. Suppose, FOX
the sake of argument, that the Silver
Bill Is q Southern measure, should thai
fact cause it to DO defeated If it is q
wise and just measureP Can nothing
good come out Of the South? But the
Silver Bill is not a Southern measure
1t is q National measure, pushed with
all their vast strength, By the. greAt