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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
The Democratic Convention.

For the first time in the histor Of
our country convention has been
held by political party with no
earthly object in view. unless we may
assume that it Was for the purpose OF
showing the amount of ll-feeling
,hat exists among democrats toward
the government. That is all that can
be gathered from the report OF the
meeting which was held in Indianap-
oils on Monday. 1t was after the us
nll style IF the average NIB, which
after bowling itself hoarse dispersed.
A speech was made by rantakkerous
Julian who INDUCED in TRADE against
the republican party in the same style
that he formerly used against demo-
Gratis when he called them "Christless
whclps-' Calvin Taylor, OF Sullivan
county-where they shot draft off,
GERS, and killed sanitary messengers
to the sick and wounded, and made the
effort to end Governor Morton's life
during the war-moved to amend the
report OF the committee on resolu-
tons by inserting, @Resolued, That
we are are in favor Of inaugurating
Filden and Hendricks" He said the
committee hadn't said any: hing in
th'ir report, and this convention had
met, not to talk in an undecided way
fhis was re-echoed by the convcn-
ton i'm decided manner. But Ii
wouldn't do, or course. to have such
an expression go out. and Calvin was
squelched. He was "beld up" so TO
speak, 10y d. d. Dykeman, the fero-
cious quarter Master from Cass, who
put the m otion OF Taylor i'm another
form before the convention, viz. !:
-Resolue That we will have a fair
count or II free fight" This was fin
ally voted down. but not by an over.
whelming majority. The resolutions
In brief, declare that in Florida and
Louisiana Tilden received fair ma
iorities, protest against receiving the
verdict OF the louisa a Returning
Board, and demand that the vote OF
Florida be recorded as the Supreme
court OF the state declares il. They
denounce at great length and i'm de-
tail the action of the Louisiana Board,
and say that four millions OF people
cannot be expected TO acqniesce in
being deprived OF the fruits OF the
contest by such means as the board
employed. They denounce the prop
osition that the president OF the SEN
ate shall count anil declare the result
II the vote. and say that il he at
tempts it they shall call upon both
houses OF congress to assert their
constitutional prer0gatives in that
regard: that -if congress shall pro-
vide by law ~ just plan for counting
the electoral vate. one which will be
fair net only in the present emcrgen-
cy but for all future elections as well,
we pledge our acquiescence in the re-
suit, whatever it may be-" II the
president Ct the senate shall attempt
to declare the vote they call upon
the house to rel ct the usurpation,
and we pledge it our support with
all the resources which people
whose fundamental liberties are
threatened can constitutionally COM
mand."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
lNWOOD.
BY EQUINOX.

Sieighing still good but log hauling is
about done, as the teams from n distance
have most all gone home.
DsEp-Jan LIST, 1871, Of typhoid pneu.
mona. Mrs. Mary Phillips Also Jan
3d. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Ridennur
The dance ON New Years night passed
off withouta fight
Wa feel very sorry to part with Bro
Stevens with whom our association has
been very pleasant, but nevertheless we
say farewell Ia him and extend cur r7y- ia
Bro. ID. Z. Caldwell We have not been
favored as yet with call from him. bn,
we trust that We may soon form his ac.
quniniance.
Mr. David Hull. the blacksmith. still
continues To- disturb our slumbers. but
now that The log haulers have gone ava,
We hope he can go la bed when night
comcs.
A man firm Bourbon was i'm town last
Friday looking for " Equinox, but did uoi
find him.
On "wednesday night. Jan. Sd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Equinox" and others went to Bour
bon Ia witness the public installation of
officers of the Masonic flnterniiics of
that place. 1t was grand success.
Mrs. Group drives the incest cutter In
town.
The family of d. Grossman is nearly all
sick with typhoid fever.
As John Jones was hauling n log out Of
the woods on boat Dec 31th, the boat
slid around, catching Mr. Jones' leg be-
tween "a log and II tree, literally MASKING
the calf To pumice. Fortunately 20
bones were broken.
We had the pleasure ofmeeting DR.. w
5. Rannels. of Rochester, formerly oil this
place, last Sunday.
DIED-Jan. 9. 1877. of lung fever, Mr..
William Fuller. He leaves large family
and large circle of friends to mourn his
loss. He lived here quite number If
years and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
The childrens' party at Mr.. John Lewis,
january Sin, was a very pleasant allair for
the little ones.
What has become of our literary So
ciety.
w. IL. II. Stoncr is limping around with
sore finger which does not improve his
happy disposition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
Scientific Lecture.

Professor John w. Clark, of the
University of Chicago, will deliver a
course of six popular lectures ut Cen
trnnial Hall. Plymouth, commencine
Jan. 10, 1877, and ending Jan. 2G
These lectures will be on "The Mod
ern Phases of Science Thought" OH the
following subjects:
Modern Readings of the Destruc
tive and Constructive Forces of Nj
ture, two lectures. "Records Of
Life in the Rocks two lectures.
" Evolution of Light" the correct in
depreciation of natures forces the Ike,
to human progress; the future of thu
United States viewed from the coal
platform-twO lectures. "Cave and
Mound Explorations" or antiquity of
man; n visit TO Kent's Cavern-two
lectures. Our Glacial Age;" was
man on this continent?-onel lecture
The Evolution Hypothesis.
lecture. The lectures are illustrated
10y experiments. drawings, fossils
minerals and photographs.
Prices of tickets are fixed rs follows
I ticket for course, ST.; ticket for
course. admitting lady and gentleman.
> 80; single admission, .25 1t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
EDUCATIONAL.
CONDUCTED BY J. +. LASGEyBAUaH.
Ambition.

Ambition.
Never expect a selfshly ambitious
man to be a friend. The man who
mikes ambition his God. tramples on
everything else. He will climb up
ward. though he treads on the hearts
OF those who love him best. and In
his eyes your ::only value lies in the
use you may be to him. Personally,
one Is nothing to him; and II you are
not rich. or famous, or powerful
enough to advance his interests after
he has got above you. he cares no
more for you. Why should he? To
some men.
Tbs sweet to know there Is an eye to mark
Your coming. and grow brighter when you
come"
But not to him. The eye" cannot
put dollars into his pocket, TOR a no.
tice OF him in the newspaper, or elect
him to a fine position OF any kind.
Once, perhaps, In by-gone days, when
he was less successful man, even
your friendship was OF some value;
but he has risen above you now, and
has no need OF your favor CT your in
PRODUCTION. His compliments, once
so freely dispensed. would be wasted
on one OF no importance: and by way
OF relief to the batteries he still utters
where it will pay to utter them, he
snubs or is sharp with you. Very
well; don't breath sigh for him, and
save your tears for more worthy
folks. IL you belong to the weeping |
set.
True greatness never yet forgot |
the friend OF its hour Of struggle, but
cold Ambition has neither friendship
nor love. In very earnest you gave
him hand and heart In those dead
lays. In true hospitality you wei
'omed him to your hearth and your
BOARD; but the bread and radishes OF
friendship are only bread and radishes
o him. Why should he sup with you
vhen Position offers him cards for q
eceptionf You thought fine things
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
TYNER CITY.
BY b. b. b.

Owing to the fine roads for sleighing,
business is reviviug. The woodmen are
making good the time while the snow
lasts. There has fallen. up To date, twenty
five inches Of tnow In our vicinity.
The coDquerer death is reaping his har-
vest in our neiglIborhood; the physicians
say the brain fever Is making its appear
ance again.
DIR j. p. Mccormick Is absent attend
ing his brother, at Knox, Ind, who is ly-
ing very i'll.
The Methodists are contemplating n
series of meetings at our village, under the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

put it into comparison with other
papers now printed in this county or
ssction, all OF which are printed in
much larger type we find that The
REPUBLICAN OF to-day contains twice
as much reading as any OF them.
While We are blowing our horn it
may not be inappropriate to say that
the amount of our local reading, and
local correspondence is greater than
that contained in any other paper in
this section. With these facts placed
before the public. every man who
wants the best paper will have no hes
itation about the matter, for The Re-
PUBLICAN is the best.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
wALKERroN.
DY sEEMARE.

Some thieving scnun,lrcl ON the night of
he 9th inst. removed The glass from the
front window of jacob rayI0r's store, en-
tered, aud stole "A lot of cigars and some
other goods.
The Old Fellows will have public
installation of Officers at the VI. church
IN the evening of the 18th inst. Hon. IL.
G. Thayer will deliver an appropriate adj
dress.
Our schools resumed work last Monday
after an interim OF two weeks.
David Tucker. reformed drunkar.l,
lecturcd on temperance. at The NJ L
church onthc evenings of Sunday and
Monday last. Mr.. T. has the faculty If
holding the attention of his hearers and
impnrts thoughts that are calculated la
make beneficial and lasting impression
MIR. Bender is making preparations Ia
erect. ON one of the best corner lots in
town, a BUSINESS building, 4oxSO
The "Tillen or war" men. Ia the mum
Der of about 40 passed through here lasl
Sunday en- roule to Indianap lis. II seems
To mean business.
II. j. Kinney, ex trustee has not return
cd. and bis whereabouts Is unknown Ia
this community.
The PaHic Lsaier has gone to Bremen.
DR.. Hamilton has recently come into
possession of "A very fine New Foundand
dog. This dog Is large. shaggy coated. End
back Us coal. Ii Is undoubtedly n
beauty, yet we would rather Dr. II. would
own it than ourself We don't go much
IN dogs, even the best of hem.
suit is on the tapis before one of our
justices, involving cansid ra5le &C Indal
Clark VS.. Wolienoerger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

A convociti"n Of the Clergy Of this
Drancry Was be.un i'm st Thomas Epis
coDal church. in this city Yesterday morn
ing. There were present: Rt. Rev. JOS
eph c. Talbot. ID. d.. d. c j.. Bisho-.
indianapolis; Rev. William Richmond.
Dean, South Bend; Rev A. Mackic, Peru
Rev. 8. j. French. Peru; Rev J j. Cham
bcrs, LaPo-tc; Rev l. e. NJ Orpen. Lima
Rev. &. &. Tate, Fl. Wayne; DIR. w. f
Dickinson. Warsaw. Rev l.. e. VI. Orpen
preached yesterday morning, and Bishop
Talbot last evening. Services will he held
this evening Bishop Talbot, if present
will preach.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

The true invardness OF the Oregon
fraud Is becoming public through
Senator Morson's investigating COM
|mittee. Cronin was paid $1,000 for
|-cxpenses," and $1,000 more was sent
10 Salem. Oregon, by Tilden just be-
fore the meeti g OF the EIecrorai
|colIege. 1t Is clear Gaze u purchase
md sale, between Tilden and Gov.
Borrower The feeling in Washington.
among democrats Is one OF great dis :
Igustover the entire affair. and many
of them openly denounce Tilden for
his part in it,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

would get a certain office out OF it's
minds eye which it has treasure
there 50 long IS one OF the things to
follow Tllilen'5 election. Tillen Is a
specimen OF the mo lern dem ,cratic
reformer. the word reform" mean
to get Office, honestly il he can, but
get office at any cost.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

that mi.htT foe cunsumaiion to which
she sure ldered her life on last Thursday
night Her funeral was preached AT the
church in this place by the Methodist
Minister As token of respect for the
deceased she was placed in the most cost
~ AMI finest coffin ever seen in this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
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New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

Both Hampton aud Chamberlain
are proceeding to collect taxes from
the people OF South Carolina When
the people have TO pay for the luxury
of two Governors they will not feel
so terribly outraged by the Chamber
lain government that they will pay
taxes to Hampton. Touch their peck
cts and they will become docile.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

Mr.. s L. McKelvy. of the firm Of Cha
ney& McKelvy. has just returned from an
extensive tour through the state of Arkan-
si,s. where he has been making choice So
leciions of improved and unimproved
land. snch as will meet the demBnds OF
northern farmers who are tired of our lon:
and bitter winters and desire Ia live in ~
more genial climate. Parties wishing la
purchase land i'm Arkansas or the south
west will do well 10 call on them and sc
cure bargain. They furnish half fare
rates To parties visiting our lands j11t1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

The Indianapoli. Herald denounces
that annual old granny the State
Board OF Agriculture. THE REpUBLr-
CAN is unable to see what good the
thing does to my locality outside OF
indianapolis. and suggests that II
Indianapolis must have such n show
tina. she be allowed to run it and pay
tor the expenses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

The Indianapolis Sun Is heavy on
alliterations- It heads an article on
the recent railroad disaster: Awful
AshtabuIa-" 1t was an awful disaster,
but IL Is difficult to realize that Ash
titbuIa Is an awful place. Hammond
hns hit upon un awful ALTERATION. But
il might have capped the climax by
putting it: IAN awful accident at
Ashtabulu."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

indianapolis Is bowling for new
state hous.. The old pigeon roost Is
pot very creditable to the great state
pr Indiana, yet II a republican legis-
Iature decides in favor of new one,
Every democrat from Blue Jeans to
the fourth-class Gro s-road whipper-
snapper will point to the work as a
piece nj radical extravaganza. Let
The old thing fall down, it is not OF
much consequence whether we have
J state house or not.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

The Knox Ledger wants five bush
els OF corn OH subscription The same
paper Is also tale to unfold which
is to be long drawn out. The English
of this statement Is that IL will print
a continued story.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

There Is trouble In Walkrrton ove-
certain articles printed In the Public
Leader conceI ming store Ionfers. Last
weeks issue Of that paper contained
four columns concerning the affair
And from their tone we should Judge
that there will be "wah."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

~Bluc Jeans" Williams was man.
gurated in a new suit OF that classic
cloth, that was presented to him by
the ladies Of the state which Is ia
nous for its fair women, fine s. nd
horses, and good whisky.-Kentucky.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
Harper's Bazaar,
ILLUSTRATED.

Notices If fie Press.
Fer strictly hou-. holi matters AMI drcss SarJers
Basar j. altogether The ir-i 'liag published IL
take II u matter OF economy M lal. can aii"nl
wiihoui IL far tn. nio -inafia'. IL gives
her very much mare fnou than the -ui,-crii-
til pre-. u ~,lr- giving the household an inIcr-
cs:in literary ,i> tor chi ago Journal.
Harpers Ba-r J. pr'ftssiy ll>iratel. an eon-
tains 4 ~ I"'rri> sketehc- and e-ssy- of moi
aiirartiv.' cparacirr. In literary aud arts
tic features u Is unquesionaby ih hest jourl.al
its Kind in America -Safariay EreniRg Ga-ete, Bos-
fan
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
MARRIED.

HUME-NASH-At the residence If the
bri,l.'s IN her. near ihIs city. Mr.. A. c. Hum
tn Miss Mary Ish. Ceremony by Rev. L. C.
Stringer. assisted by Rev. Geo A. Little
STURGEON-ROCCU Attic NJ. f. parson-
az" IN this city on Thursday. Jan. 1877. Mr.
Hugh Sturgeon. II Fulton cou ~. Ia Mrs
Salonla ROUGH. of thi- city. Ceremony by
Rev. Il. s. Stringer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

The South Bend Tfib me Is run
ming reports OF revival meetings III
that city as editorial matter. Inc
readers of the Tribune are astonishe"
a. the high moral stand the paper has
., .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
COUNTY NEWS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
The Weekly Budget OF News from Local
Reporters.

ITO aid CORRESPONDENTS in preparing news
we give the following brief directions: Send
news and not gossip-thcre il n wiI.. distnc-
lion be- ween them. Avoid all insinuations
and matters OF u purely private nature If
news u scarce don't Oil up wi II trivalities
Above all bc SUR. of the fi.ts brf,re writing
and aim To be fair and Impartial IN your
statements. Be brief ar'l 10 the pointl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

A fool by the name OF Human de-
livered a public tirale against Ma
eonary aud other secret societies In
last week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

The Goshen Democrat boasts OF
having sent copies to California.
What has the Calirornians been do
ing to be thus treated
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

Of him. and you loved him well. No
matter for that. You have played
your part-he his. Leave Ephriam
to his idols.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

A Lagrange lawyer borrowed b.
bic n few days ago and his religious
friends had some hope for him. But
his failure to return 1t has plunged
them into q gulf OF dark despair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
THURSDAY, JAN. IL. 1877.
Roscoe Conk ing is said TO be a
dead duck, politically.

Lewis. the huinorist of the Detroit
Free Press, was married recently, AMI
now the rest of the photographers are
saving that be has ceased to be funny.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

I The LnPor Chronicle has been
Enlarged to a six-column quarto. and
q value to the average reader is ma
erfalIy increased.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

The Rochester Sentinel has the
honor OF printing the first delinquent
list OF this year. 1t Is short and
sweet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
BIRTHS.

H0HAM To Mrs. Charles Hoham. on Won
day. Jan. &. 1877. Il boy.
Hob iM-To Mrs. Oliver c. Hoham. on
Monday. Jan. =. 1877. II bov.
RUGE Ms. MIX Ruge. on Tuesday.
Jan Q. 1877. a boy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
Harper's Weekly,
ILLUSTRATED.
Nfisss Of lie ZEE.

y,.ic,' Otis yess,
Harper's ltrek5y should o., in every family through
GU tie land I.urrr. mufc INTEREST," =. higher
tan d. better Illustrated y PER Is nj published |
ihi. any other county, onfBiereiai II Hefsn,
Roxon
The Heekly thu only illustrated paper Of the
day llI ln is esrri i character lilies is nized
a u ~ lion 4 pap r.-Bsookggs Eagie.
Tia O. aiding a'Iicl- h. IIayyef'x Heekfg pol tie
tori, re model az hish-tunc di>su~-inn and
its pit rial illustrations arr ofien ,orr"falir ar
suuieni of no small orce EIamfner and Chronicie.
~ y
Tho USekfy has To n still larger degree distanced
all competitor an ILL ted news apcr It's ed
iio,isls fc aniong the M Il abe IL ihrir kind and
it, other reading matter is nj once learned nili AT
and amusing Its iIlustra ion- abu naD t and Of
rare exeeilencc.-Ch Christian adrocafe, ~ u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11
" Uaqueaioaatiy The Best Sustained IIork of The Kind
la The nosid'.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.


Notices If the Tress.
The Aagsrine ha> aitane,l in it, nnr quarter con-
Jury and niorr"f exis cncc I" that point wher- IL
may be sal "t Il. In the words of Dr. Johts.n ID
- vain To vi 'tn. AMI us less To- praiss" TIL ustr"
al its "us-aso- tIainsd rcpura,i has increased
The ears have passed. AID IL fulurr risli
not br g'trr than ~ any time IL C the gold "
I'm at prosperity ~s-tti.d ount its Later AMI b. {
years L;rookfy1 Eage
Uarpe''s Mcnhiy is mark d by the same c arac-
tcri,iics hich ~ = crruAion from III. int iih
. la hiter Glars of rcad-rs ID canilinrs rssuii.r
matter with illn-ir IL 'n> Ia that max IL
aud VII III tn feet IRE cmsd Pictu A. nirr.iy de
signed 10 catch ihssye ~ Oh Ignorant are never
Inserted Giicago journal.
=" A Con,plee ricfor al Uixsoru Of The T;mesn" The
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

." A depository Of EassiOn. Pleasure, and In
sfracfioH.'