The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-27

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and noble nation will,neyer separate its ~
litieal iroh its moral lite. Applause.
Mr.. Hendricks then spoke. In the course
Of his address be said:
Even should the President and bis Cabi.
net adopt part or ull Of the political poll!
cies and purposes for which the Democrats
party has been contendmg for 80 many
years. even that will not bring about an NC
qlliescence, will not, quiet the public dis
content; the Democrats will not consent
that their cherished principles shall be AN
der the protecting care OF power wh,cl
was acquired by fraudulent aud corrupI
means. Applause. The Democrats wilI
make no iactious opposition 20 Vie De Jactt
administration at Washington. They will
acqaiesce in the fact that it is an admins
traiion, aud will support u in that which il
right because IL Is right ,-and because ID h
for the public good. but not NJ all because
uf any fealty 70 the party that stands de.
feated and condemned BY toe people. Ap-
plause,j The people cannot allow that the
selectiun Of their Chief Magistrate shall be-
como thing Of chance or VI sharp practice.
The fraud first triumphant in American
history must be assigned It's proper place
among the crimes against free and popular
government, and be made 50 odious that DC
party 10 The future will dare to attempt II,
rrpetiticu ApPlause. lie who Is elect.
ed president must be inaugnmteG eyeI
hereafter. (Applause. Unt,l that is set
tied aud made sure forever no Democrat
can be persuaded or seduccd frvm his deyo.
tion and allegiance 10 the party By the sl,
laremcn,sd d Office. nor even by the. strun-
ger appeal Of. the abspdoumen. by lbe ad-
minisiraiion Of political principles that VI
dislike and the adoption u better doctrine,
and just measures, The Democrats vii
rather continue ibeir faith ia the right d
the majority 70 rule according 70 coDsliiu-
tianal provisions. 1. r,6IgsF = ..5
Mr.. Hendricks closed BY predicting i
great Democratic victory in 1880. - (,
Alter the speeches Messrs. Tilden and
Hendricks were screnaded BY GrafaIla's
band. which accompanied the Young Men,
Democratic Club 20 the building. go.
Dr. j. ~. Brown. physician and high
" esteemed citizen Of Columbus. Texas,
ssa Of Aris Brown, Of Davidson cousiy.
Teuncssee and gradnate Of Nashville
Medical College. was shot and killed n
Houston last night By desperate charac,e'
named fayette Grissum. Dr. Brown wai
visiting the State fair. and while at suppel
ut his hotel. Grissom sat down at the same
table and srdsred his supper served in q
harry. The xaiter replied that he wa
waiting ON Dr.. Brown. but would gen BIZ
supper In minute tirissom replied: "A
am gentleman. and if any man says | am
not. LII make him feel this Brow
answered 4. No sEe say soa are not /
gentleman Grisson repeated bis former
wor,ls. wissn brown said. !. ph, hush.
Grissom sprang up. drawing his revolver.
DIR. Brown started up. Too. raising both
hands. Grisnm fred at bin. missing. hr'
I'd the second time. shooting Brown Through
the heart. Grissom then walked ert Il
the hotel Office. bought cigar and smok.
ing. kept the crosi away with his pisto
uatila an oiiieer came. 20 whom he surrender.
ed. Ile isnow in jail. bail being denied
There are movements on fooi 10 hang hin
hy moh. brown Was ciiizen Of Colum.
bus. Texas. and bis murder has greatly
incenscd eyery oac. Acrewi ef bis friend'
having arrived IN the cliy. it Is belieset
they will attempt 70 hang Grissom. Girls.
som is stranger here. lie claims thai
Brown was drawing q DerriEger on hin
when he sho, blm. but Brown had no weap.
on on bis body. This i the substance o
the facts before the Coroner. -
Respecting the recent volcanic distur.
hance " laval. the San Francisco an,
remarks: .--.-f. -. -.
;, Mauna Ioa. nearly i4.0Oo feet high
has great eruptions about once 10 sever
years. on au average, pouring out milliard
oftops ofliquid rock--2. 600. 600. 900 Ton
In ls59--and having exhausted itself il
these efforts. II sinks back into quiescenec
On the 18th ult. il sent out an immcns,
volume of smoke that rose tea heiga, O
$1,000 feet. aud spread out, darkeninl
The sky over an aroa Of hundred squar
milcs. aud thea stream Of lava sssrte,
down the mountain sides. bat The sourc'
dried up at the end of six hours and th
eruption ceascd. Ten days later sub
marine eruption appeared 10 the ocean 6ft
milss from Mauna I.oa. near ksalakeaku
Bay. Flames we're throsp up frsm tae san
and numerous JETS Of steam arose on q lin
above . mile long. where The sea was fror
$50 10 900 feet deep. as u the crust .
| rock under the sea had been broken in
fssure 10 let the internal fires out
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ABSENCE or MINp. = Lcssinr. the Gel
man author. was IN his old age. subjec,
extraordinary Cts Of abstraction. On b
1880. Ia...4' 49,. .~..x.s.- nFs.~ - N...nL