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ALL FOR HER.


twas sultry day In the month or the roses
SonI story opens IN one Of the western statesl as
Ing the Landscape before her. thisyoun1 Lsdy':
name was lilhe thornton. she had large blue
Why HAIRY Ms 81 80 %uss
lille, you are the only woman viii ever Yer care are
- years ofoge he had large hazel eyes and
curly chestnut hair, his features were regular
ID, you really care for me, harry asked lille,
You make prepSssI . me. "faas5s Lille: "bc:
know would not replied lille, laug hing loudly
again, "then, will you be my wifeg' asked harry,
laughing in hls turn. why, Harry Thornton,
ior thought you vas going to live a bachelor ali
know nsss.d HasT Sy coH.n 9amSy:
ihornton. NO, ! did not know 1t, and
IN cold tone. 81 really can not, harry" replied
lille, also In Geld tone. "thsn we part In an.
ger my curses are upon ysur ceusn," said he,
HIM any more that month.
5years had passed, and sitting in her drawing.
room was lille thornton. she was not married,
because her cousin died OF heart disease. as she
sat she murmured Bitterly. "Oh, harry, how
me;i am dying" she cried, throwing herself
down on sofa near by, and, swoonIng away the
servants all ran to her assistance. We must now
wendered hls way toward his hotel, where he
was Boarding. he murmured as he went. ii will
quit this place imedtIally, and gs to the cont.
nent;' so ne went in and packed up his things
and crossed the ocean. 81 must try toiorget her."
he unused, bitterly. he went to rbome and
established himself as a artist. 8 years
passed, and he resolved to visit his cos.
try again; SO he crossed the Uc.an again
and went TO his birthplace. as he rhode past
The manor In wich lille lived he noticed
signs OF disturbance. no asked the old gate
keeper what was the matter. the old man shook
MS head and said, "oh, marse harry, Miss lille
am going on about you awful" ''is not miss
nllie married !? asked harry, In warm tone.
diedf" "cRn soc hers" asked Harry again, in
another warm tone. why, yes indeed, :" replied
the old man; "walk right In the dining groom"
marry went IN and saw lllly refining on sofa.
Job, harry" she cried, "this will XIII me-" she
eoldly do not talk that way" pleaded lille, "a
. sOberly tone. Il have GENE TO ask you TO bo
my witet' again replied harry. yes Harry, l
viii, cried lille. "cOme to my arms my dar.
ling cried Harry loyfally'
There was a quiet wedding in the manor alter
month, and Harry and lille are happy after all
Noticing with what favor this was received,
sky.roeket bristled up with Importance, and In.
Iuired, want q local item - Then he sat down.
and with piece Of paper and the stub Of pencil
soon produced the following;
APRIL FooLER AND BrLLDozER
little fellow was standing on the corner YES
terday and an old negro man was coming along
the little FELLOW beloved out, Look out, old
man, or that kow will butt you" the old man
cried, "O-h.lord, please don't let dat ere koy
tism" he turned around TO see tkIs little hoy
BelloWing out aprillf0oL.
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DTpIDED HEARTS,.
Mrs. Ferguson vs.. MIR. Fsrguson-Too Much
Mother in Law,


Among the cases OF divorce published in yes
terdsy's Issue Of The RrPuBLICAS, wa. the ap.
plieatlon OF Mrs. Mary Z. Ferguson for legal
separation from her husband. She founded her
claim on the ground OF cruelty and
abandonment and in the declaration reeited
grevous wrongs and injuries that she had 70.
ceived at Mr.. FergusaL's hands, among them
being brutal assaults, stripping the house Of fur.
niture and leaving her without bed on which
husband had deserted her and that his present
Whereabouts she was unable to tell. It would
statement, to which she has made oath to being
true. Mr.. Ferguson is not far away; In fact he
reads THE RnruBLICAN, and yesterday was much
astonishod at the bad coloring Of his character
that he received. II the wife didnt know where
lie ~ she don't want to, because she could very
easily have found him IL at all anxious to meet
him.
THS orEER, SIDE oY THE STORY.
Last night no submitted a statement at this
once, from which the following extracts are
nue. sou beast. Tn the 18th of November, 1874,
he married the unsOphisticatsd girl named, and
lived happily unit IN an evil hour and to crafty
her ne consented to break up Housekeeping and
board with her mother, which condition OF afSirI
ne discovered could not last long, and did not.
He went to the Tent OF Reohabites' On q cert ain
night, and when he returned home his wife made
accusations as unfOunded as they were untrue
Words between them were followed by her seir.
ing him with her teeth. He used sufficient force
to restrain her from iDJuring him, and no more
as he did not war on woman
The ensuing morning, when she was more pas.
siVe: he endeay0red to persuade hor to leave her
mother roof and go with him, which she refused
10 do. He LETT alone, went to South Carolina
avenue, and there teok up his residence, where he
has ever since remained. He claims that he has
exhauNed all proper means to bring her to him
but nailed. When he went TO bring her away his
chattels were thrust into the street, but she was
not allowed to accompany them lie SAYS that
cruelty lie so foreign to his nature that she cannot
truly aver such charge against him, and, II she
q, hax
From bis standpoint the case presents the appear.
sncs OF too such mOther-in.law
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CITY BREVITfES.
Lovely weather yesterday.
Warmer weather coming on


Warmer weather coming on.
Fifty-seven persons lodged in the different
ttation.houses on Saturday night.
The little ones are much annoyed at being
denied the old-established privilege Of rolling
eggs In the Capitol grounds to-day.
The body Of young Branner, the deaf mute
who was drowned above the Chain bridge, while
out boating, Saturday afternoon, has not yet
been recovered.
Lieut.. Greer, while passing through the
Western market Saturday night. picked up q
pocket-book containing Al2.f5, which was clainied
and Identified by Mrs. Flora Wood, colored, aud
returned 10 her.
The public parks were crowded yesterday
afternoon with ladies and gentlemen, old and
young, rich and poor. Hundreds OF children, in
charge Of nurses, made up u large and interest.
ing portion Of the throng.
The alarm of fire turned in from box sci :,
shortly amer 10 o'clock last night, was caused by
the burning Of an.rnoccupied dwelling house, on
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
DOR beast, owned by Phillip Gilhovly. Loss $500,
insured for 500.
Metsrs. Reeves, Pageuhcff & CO., steno.
graphers and publishers, ave Issued pamphlet
No. ID OF 1.-THE Sermons or Rev. DR.. Newman"
which contains the eloquent discourse on The
1mmutablity OF Christ" preached on Sunday,
the 18th instant. The pamphlets are neatly
printed with large tyne
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lille and marry.

A Love story from the Pencil OF New and
Promising Author-The sky-rocket Of the
"Republlcan" Office.
There is an air of enterprise about TEE RE-
PUBLICAN ofice, the influences Of which few can
resist. The messenger. boy-a little hery. haired,
freekle-inced boy, about three feet high, who has
gained the name Of "Sky.rocket' about the once,
on account Of his ambition TO rise and the vivid.
nets Of his hair-has recently caught the lnfec.
tion. His ambition is in the literary line. He
began by tumbling upon the editorials desk local
nems, editorials. dramatic criticisms, political
paragraphs, all born IN his own yfertile magma
ton. He was advised to stick 70 romance, plain
NETS were too dull. So yesterday he laid upoz
the desk the following tristful love story. which
10 printed exactly as 1t appeared in the authors
manuscript:
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W.iSHIyGION's MONUMENT,

Tho Report of the Examining Board of Eu-
siheers Delayed-Nobody knows What II.
to be Done,
The question as to whether the pile known
as the Washington monument Is to stand as Il Is.
disgrace to the country, or whether there ara
hopes that It's completion may be looked for ty
our next centennial has become OF national i'm
portance. Letters by the score are pouring in
upon the Secretary Of the Monument ASSOCIATED,
Dr. blake, from all parts OF the Union to All OF
which he necessarily returns the answer that Ina
Board OF Engineers, detailed by the War ne.
partment, 10 examine tho base OF the monument
according 70 the act Of Congress, for tho purpose
OF aseertalning whether or not It's eOmpietion:lS
practicable. have not yet reported the result OF
their examination. This board conslsts of thren
offeers Of the Engineer Corps, Col. KurtE, who is
now stationed at Philadelphia; Col. Duane. sta.
toned at Newport, r. l.; and Col. Gilmore, who
II stationed at New York.
There are hopes, however, that the question so
long agitated Is about TO be satisfactorily an.
tweItd by the board in a report favorable to the
completion ~ the Washington monument Their
iardiness IN dischaTgIng the duty assl gned them,
" ronlh seem, has been unnecessary, Yet so long
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This popular remnty I'm GvBlTIHIL, nlIluult-
ness. sick headArbe, snur siuninIiE uir-utrl mn,
situation and all dscRses arising ran liiEIrv-rl
stomach 0r liver. d s1ld isy 81 HrnEcHlzE q
centf per pankRee-mRking quar- NJ mnninnn
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ennnoi be restored. Young Prphr rHninnnar
tbs Use daily ThurBt1nf 1uu-E Pencil . nrlf
Powder. II win preserve WHY lnHtf nun ,nnnslE
and keep them sound, nlsRn and wttfar uiraIlgih
lie u and 30 cents per botrln. Shiu lIy III ti1ur
gistk.
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needs occasionally sumo nirltssnnnIsE Ilpnuiis-nu
TO prevent its becoming dry and hE-SiiI Unnp-
sons Idmade Outline IL Rl9pEly sut,hlnfs ID
keeps the hair sob and glossy int tunHE-Ts a. q
strength AND vitality. Ii Enu 81 nnIilf lm- i.G1im
Sold by all drugglEtS.
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InIlHAak

Ninth and streets, r. rnllmH Pmf nssr lnur-
ply Linen Collars AT rwuiiIy nsIIts nnff IN SIS
per dozen hest four lity Cum NJ thii's sr n,rty
and MY cents.
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A THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY At AUCTION.
Thomas Bowling will sell this evening, at his
huStioh rooms q rare collection OF theological
lbepjlBians IN The country
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UNFKECkDENTED MERIr.

Il 2 SzET-as -ssF= - '@
DEAn >uE= Fec u1uy rSars I have been Afflicted
via hzDsr in thF 0lssst whbeh dniIy dew tSps,i
tn-s ScasA Hzht and Sa.y thSss 10 ar sfmIisrfy
h1.easst GA rxaltEs the ssaErsSabte suffering ous
= cs1r-1sN - satlrW uIrA n B. eou pIaiat Sor 4
lS1E t-7s nv tsn4 vas IN dryastfIl eouditfoa. I
Esr1 E1rasls ktlaAs Sf Exr1s.tlxs and us.lktfasS
sal7G 81 sanch uE Especially psepar~x fDr me.
ro1 - serzrr- t1ees4 ssas.antfy grew worry. tlse
turz1nr e ny hEhs being snfLrVty covered vim
sarss ers1s 1-nss arrrau1sgl nature mis- vas nv
con@rsl~1 uAsn csunsncx,t saktnr the vsretfus
wAReh an y1sn.s1 10 tnf1ru ysu and thu pa BIZ,
t1f ro1 eAss.s 20 male n y. Mil ms male com
Pssr 1nf sartstHrsory cure Sf my disease. md shal
alESrs SsSn grNi. p1sasurs 30 mss riln ne nm
prsS--a<nrcd n<ris afVsz~ttne-
irDai1- vxry tAsnkLully-
CHkzLEs T. SMITH.
Ia FSarsA sxEsss- Ssrth Boston.
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the $3.50 suits TO order Err mn snrn nrr I'd AVN
% he made. EfsT1rAx IBuss,
Corner Srumlh l.nl n
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sEyESTE-OSE lkaEs OF AGE

NJ. Ss-a-as=
G1elxN May ystrs via kkknsY tom paint, weak
IS \ ny en<k h1S ssssEbSh- I vas Iastascd BY
etsi ns1ssuns Sos usaknSss Of the ktla<ys ever
nse4- have tried many rvnls.lbss for this com
, nanf ana 1<rSr 1sE1t mach rNfisf a. ffOm the
NseS1E1e- q s1rNagtAns and iuyr0rarss tn> n.lie
stsSE1- May u ny Ecii ukim1tRe~s have takrn n
NJ ssl<re q - A< 1sl Sc All tsE Complaints for
uterA u q rxsrumanl4asl-
Npars f-zly, JOSIAH n. SHERMAN,
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MArAMn WAsElkeror. seT PErrsrlvArrA
Avurun
Her ssceefs Il unyasssisnsd- II Is sail that no
vararpks % cnmplsts uithfut q blaes dress, 90
- Dhxht Adj that 10 wardrobe - cum plete with
gnt GO nars u these elegant Princess
dressss ua4ams Washirrton cts 80 bea utifully
Ths paft vt~k has been q busy enc at this
nd sfet. and tks demand tgr new spring styles
rronatrf q brilliant sslssnL
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rax -srH1 v S..rz

Ar lENsr tm tifferent styles Of Light sas,a-
mara psntst rum sSja IA ID. al A >rRxGs, lsIl
Rennif UIlia 4vanun.
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gus briaiily du n Ellis a Gu = mr. ne D-nssEl
Umu1t- ar New Nari avenue rhugrh aalrr -.
tiret Son ar Mr., = q. Young. A great trea1 s
in ilpra.
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L. L. lvHs hha sfaIz,a "a Kltzansueia's aalGr-
inl iapartInanrun saunnit n0dr IN Segenfh sf-sef
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n1mDHH, "a Engish Wsrsbsd Dress salts,
hrhttf pr1GH sd EIHMMAz BRnz-,
CHrnsr Sarelrh and n
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slAla srrr- % sr,t.r a, Ka,,srsssfn,..

SFErSa CAsstxxnn salts 1T a., sts, era, els
Is. s,s ssI go Al A srHIrs-, iSn PsSnsyfTania
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OTIS OF PUN AT SIGNOk BERTOLor.
= It's 5tr,or,iinsr and wonderful .yhibitios
% kDUCATkDfLEkS.w WIN open on MO NOAY.
April and until further notice, U Ninth ftrset
nsrthvest rom 10 a. m, to p, m, Admission, IS
genus see programmes. apl-sts
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faIirE az D1ulgiasa-.
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san Paws u Grttar ar KA1Hansuein'S
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B0uLEE--Cu uha STA efMarsh, rss7, MsHIsSk
kguLHR- stNav-Nsas years % age-
fEp<rAl vii 1Aax pliee frosn flsa wssisy church,
Hearny- A7rfh = ane SNrhn-k-
srrARNS--oa saturday. The Itst Of March. ts7s,
AALFd trGExu- ysanEuss ss,a Of ut. ). >. anil N.
" y >esarnsl arv4 t4rss wars
frs1ts e The H.ity invited 70 attsu. the runsrai
e-elcek-
SOTT--h hsr ry-h1sn%e. t.J z ..rs.t no-th-
wsss~ - -anNpeny. the ma Of Mtrvi. IssT, gsBo d
~ e rnhmrmtrv y tSn- Hamlet A. wire
q Alexaats- se,ssr- in ths Ect year OF h-r age.
NSshr~ 90 nnn-r,l herWafesr.
-ssrIisrsss- w.. FriEi. NBsh-. rassrs please
ceFv-1
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iRrHuPuLTrAS HcrxI
sannmGr osaTIi AZ sraa1ly radausd raGss.
r q CoLkdAN 4 Go.
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NJ O E.
UNITED STATE INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
NAY L Isl. to APRII. M IszA-

The Revised Statutes OF the United states. Sec
tons u 2 L-E, 1,7s and 3-o. require every person
engaged in any business. avocAtion or ploymsnt
which r. him liable to q SPECIAL cAX, TO
PROCURE And PLACE CONsPiCuousLI lN
HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSI-
NESS STAMP denoting the payment Of said
SPECIAL TAN for the hpecial-Tax Year begin
ming May l, tss5, before commencing or confirming
business after Al ru 20. 1871.
return. as prescribed on Form Y, Is also re-
CURED by law OF every person liable TO Special TAI,
ss above.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

IT. r. - NgF-A4s
BuAn Ssa= wlll EB~-s ghswrfully III nv tesri-
Es1F % 10 ErNna lHu hsr Tuu have already re-
e.lEsa IN taSar of year srSAE and cool mstlfsins
NeSrS-ne- 80 e Dsg tadG I snsa be saii In
y. FT7-ne tar Nns trouhlut SysT tAfrty YEARS with
tal err1ernl LhssIns<- CataFrh- and had such bud
o-Ntr c~IA1 trNaths kny 1I.1rN. and NszeLIne hls
elr-A - md - fs-l thank Sod all r1< time
mai theH~ - - good q m~4brlas NsEx1fns. And
A-to lai1k u N.r u last hssz zsiStnss foe eoaxhs
A1 wa smiling t<siLnGs AZ the srDmIsh ant a.f-
rtse sysrrs-s-fy ulRe Ihst Vsrvtius fsr cam a.
slr~ Sesl Il = enc % sA< b<t medicines thai eyxr
VA Nkss l. GOkE,
"srosr NIx1EiB< and Wainat ssrrvts.
nfArttre. Mass.
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eurs5 raz-s 10 Greer are msse ani rnishsi On
The pr~mA<<s- DsNkN BRos.
CSrn<r Seventh anil L,
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~ susrs IN arisr at K1rasnsusiu,s
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er.,1. LHsss Call,r-, t.sn:y cent. each. a,
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EarnsSsrr-N 70 the taskEsnabte CtatAtsy and
Fake, NJ Sxrenth street
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hs.iym PnPoLIu.
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AFFRECIITION.

APFEECIATION.
CHAE-ESr0uS, Mass. March n, Ism.
DAE ssEs IAhs . to esrsify Tint have used yoar
-bassaA frrVnraz11ns- fVsxesiasl in nv family foe
stEeE.a wears and I tAfnk th1s tsr ssrrofatt and
C11kIons HuRSrs Ehzumarte A fsvtiSa, IN am
not - <Nesalsst kAk a B1o.sA Purthsr and yprtRx
7sz1srt1t u h thr - - salaE have setf nad
ave Esr,t naaS~d SvsrrrBtaS- can chsxrfally re-
oDE<14 u 10 any n aE.sl Sf such q ms,fi.tns.
oIrF rtp-wrfrtlv.
ME- A. A. DINsNORE
~ Emsssn strvrt.
PkEPIEED 81 H. r. STEVENS,
BOSTON. MASH
RAz-SXwu
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GIIT THEMg


Moan WnlEru a Ca.
h-b fRNgsNITANLH AEIfHuH
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q RAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY
ENTERTAINMENT

ST. PAUL's EHGLIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Corner Of Eleventh aad II STREETS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL I, ISL.
some OF the best musical and literary talent in the
Ersmme Is In preparation, -
Tickets foe sale at Ellis and rarker's AM n
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Ths TaIss Embrsced Wuhin ia Prori,ions of
Mc Lar ahore anoiri arc IN Eollalcina- ri-.

the forrrolns requirements will be su6icet 10 Sc
we're penalties.
= Persons or firms liable to pay any or the Special
ra1es named above In the District OF ColumbiR
must apply to n. NJ. PROUD. Collector OF Internal
ksvenue. al No. 90 seventh street, Room n WASH
Inaten. y. c. and pay for ana procure the speeial-
81. ssa %fTHonTp fu tRsN TEX SoI pf nay
special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted By mail
only on receipt noa the person firm ordering the
same OF spseinc directions to do, together with
ths necessary postage stamps or the amount re-
stamp Is three cents, aud on two stamps six cents.
w . desired that they be transmitted By reRis-
tered nail ten cents additional should ACCOMPANY
the application GREEN n. RAUM,
Commissioner or Internal Reyenue..
OfFICE OF INTERNAL REvHSuE B
MAsHISeroN. ID. e.. Jan. q. is77. I spl-Mst
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New YORK AVENUE CHURCH.
FRIDAY NIGHT, srH.
EVENING OF MUSIC.
ARTISTS:
Miss ANNA pRAsDIL, Contraito.
nlss SARAH WOOD, Soprano.
q. egg "; wALTnk. rganIst, Wellington.
Mr. l.. r. WHEAT, Organist, kich mond.
mrs. Camp Mrs. Person, Mics Cooke,
Mrs Magic. MIR. Pugh, Mr.. kohr,
Mr.. W itnsrow, Mr.. Fusitt.
Under direction OF
Mr.. :. q. YOUNG.
Tickets at Ellis 4 Co.'S apI
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AT THE SANE RATE.
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The J.. 900 miles In l,OOO hours match Captain
Barclay made with Mr.. Webster, . sportlnE
celebrity ofthe time, and the terms were that he
should 20 q mile In each and every hour, for
bst Of 200 guineas, TO be performed on Newman
ket Heath, commanding on the LIST OF June, lsO9.
course Of half a mile was made from thu house
OF Buckle, the jockey, and each side OF Il were
pat lamps, that the pedestrian might see during
the short nights. The affair WAS the talk Of the
country for weeks before ID came on, and AithoaEh
tho start was made at Il o'clock at night there
were bpnbreds assembled " zee the OpehlnH Dor.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-12-14
7ria-orah.s iGnp7 ssicn Made Cro1 Demo
ccrsts ny the President 8 Eesgsee,

special ulesra phic Correspondence Of the
tourIer-iournal.
NAs4TIHHTON, Dee. 3.-Thc Ir,-i-
dents n'"sSaGo has mad" an unit, vura-
bic impression upon Democrat.
There il vague declaration for pa
ciIicatiun and gopi feeling between
the SECTIONS, coupled with the -itr'-
typod aud irspIoIit assumption OF Rad
icalisuu that there is n disposition at
the south tn IuiStreHt the ucgrue-.
There il NOT q word said about q 1cU-
eral amnesty, which even Grant rec
ommeiiJci lWo year, ago; not It word
for repeEling the distranchiseEi oI
Souther1Ilmef, - Jurors in tn, nit"d
States courts, or for repeating the laws
which deuy Il en- an cGalu pariciJ a.
ton in the dement's o. the pTc-cIlpuun
system. On the subject of TvFe;tiing
the re=Un pJiou act Hud rcstuTiug the
silver dollar i - ~ ioent that the Pres
ideut's -ynlpaihila- are wholly with
the Eastern capitalists. Il i thought
that bc leaves himself OPEN either Ia
sign or 10 veto the Bland silver bill
Another striking feature Of the mes-
sage IS the failure TO say one word
against the present protective tariff,
which haaTs so bar,lly on the produc-
ing and lah0rin8 classes. All the in
ternal revenue duties which involve
any payment by the East of taxes are
to b. abolished, while the t1Xes on thc.
tobacco and spirits Of the South aud
West are 10 be retained. Another
! important omission il that not word
is -aid in favor of the Texas s1ld Pa
cific railroad, or Of rebuilding the Mis-
-lppi lcVces, measures which last
! Spring the President favored in private
| conversation. The entire document
is lust what John Sherman and jay
Gould might have been expected to
| cOECoCt