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The mud, the mud, the beautiful
mud In order to save doctors bills,
keep your feet dry by going to Pages
Boot and Shoe store, and buying pair
OF those rubber boots or shoes just re-
ceiyeI, ian. l2-lw.
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Dallas Ciig Lumber Yard.


are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
janlm.
The most elegant Christmas present
In this city, II handsome chamber or
parlor suit, with the LodieS' Fauorite
Rocker, you can only find at the first
class furniture house of Jansen Broth
ers, on Elm street, 404 -l9.lm.
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Dallas Ci,y Lumbsr Yard,
I.adieh'Cioaks

We Are offering the above at sur
prlslng low prices, Call early before
they are all gone. Goldsmith, Rosen'
thai a Co., Dollar store, IA and 7lO
Elm street. deoli I'm.
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Tho "Pleaaant lour-n will meet ut
the residence of A n, Ro'enlhal, esqn
this evening At 7iaO, Every member
Va expected 10 te present, m business
NJ Importance h 10 DO trauHaGted By
order Of NJ \ LEVY.
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knights OF Pythias OF this city are
cordially invited to accompany me to
Forth Worth, Monday, January IA,
1878, to install officers of Queen City
lodge No. 81, X, of 7.
THOS. HAGGART,
ID. d. q. g. X. of p, Fifth District, Texas
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All orders for passengers and bag
gage, left at Ben Loebs' cigar store, at
Conner " Walkers drug store, will re-
ceive prompt attention. Also have
floats for moving freight, furniture,
household goods, etc, on short notice.
no2b I'm W. z. SILER Proprietor. z
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Housekeepers should not forget that
Adams 4 Go. have apples by tie mil.
lion for the holidays.
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prices.-tf.
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Auction I

Monday, January II, 1878, at 5O4
Main street, watches, jewelry, clocks,
etc. Being sold for whom 1t may con.
Germ, by +. Austin, for repairs, etc,
Sale without reserve or limit. The
sale will commence ut IL o'clock a. M,
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.


| have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child in Texas but il
you have any money and want per.
feet timeNkeePer at about half price,
call on f. AUSTIN.
Janb I'm No. 5Oi Main street.
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Aailg gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
Notice,

Henry y. dllligg A Coz propTlolorh OF lno
American Exchange and Reading l'oomE
iiO strand, London, England, are our uuly
authorized agents 10 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, TnE DAILr llahAhp
will bo found ON nlo, aud Texans IN i'"hpoh
will md II At their service
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do Ia kbnRR,a

The "Starrett Strap rubber over
shoe for ladies, gents and misses that
never pulls of in the mud. Can only
be found at Pages Boot and Shoe store,
sos Main street.-jan.l2,lw.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.
General Reduction

In our dry goods and boot and shoe
department In order to reduce oul
large stock of winter goods. Gold.
smith, Rosenthal Il Co., 7l3 and 7lt
Elm street, drcl41m
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No ono IN authorised 10 purchase any aru'
ole whatever on tho account OF ThH lihh-
AID without an order aligned by
]. l., BARLOW
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Died.

On the 10th, at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs Martha Self, in her
sixty-lhlrd year.
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Snnger's,

Sanger's bulletin for the coming
week will be found, as usual, worthy
OF attention.
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Al,eu,ionI n. ms,

You ara requested TO meet over VIII
llAms n TolllyeT's, Monday evening,
January 18th, nj o'clock pun, sharp,
business ofimporlanee' Ivy order OF
tha PRECEDENT,
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Dallas city Lumber YARD.


Manufactured In Texas, and sold at
lowest eastern prices. ONCE and works,
40 Main street, opposite Crutchdeld
house. "
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AGreatInventiOn

And one ,ol much cement 10 the people ~
large, always attracts attention, II has
been the history OF all trades nud branches
of labor that the primitive method OF ac'
complaining the desired end has been quite
labOrious, aud very slow In IT'S rusuiIs at
least the history OF well making seems to
CONFIRM the assertion, First diGgi0g with
the pick ana spade, then somebody thought
Of boring by hand, but ut first the nugeB
used were crude affairs ana capable OF Dor
Ing, but 81 small hole supplying n very little
pure water. The opening up OF the great
west made the demand for WellR 80 great
that within the last two ears well-bOring
tools have been Invented, and the business
has been in u measure reVOluilouiHed, ana
hns become source of money making
equallGd by no other branch whore tho In.
veStment IL so little, Mcp are lOOktpg now 10
where they can get the best machine. PR
ttciiOn has nj last been reached, ana we offer
you machine complete In every detail, one
that Ia destined 10 live when all Others are
forgotten. IL Is the only augcr ever In
vented with stone NJ achment or an adj
Unstable head that buics any sized well,
from two feet up, without reimers, called
the Centennial llW Auger, patented June 10,
1876, and manufactured by y. IT, Hodge, Dus
buque, Iowa. Any one wishing TO 20 INTO
the business, or trade land, town property
or stock for an auger and territory, or want
to travel In this state and sell auge and
territory on large commission, Will please
call on me at the National hotel, or y. L.
Depler at the Planters house, Elm street,
Dallas Texas, where will be for the next
thirty days, The anger Il on EXHIBITION, and
Is running all the time. | will guarantee
any man 10 make as much us $40 per day.
This looks like gold miEe, doesn't II but
il has BEEN made with this machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to go
into the business, Co and see me before
II IL too late, as can not stay In this place
but thirty days. ID, N. ROOT,
Patentee Ofsiid Anger.
N BIAS have been engaged in the well
boring business for the last two years, and
am acquainted with the most of the augerS
in use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last five months, would oheerfully
recommend ii as the most complete, and
best anger In tho market. Yours respect
fully, $ +. DEPLER.
lanSd&Wlm
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Dallas City Lumber Yard,
q. Fenlirich

Is selling genuine merschaum pipes at
81 each. All are warranted genuine
merschaum. -6.2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-13

Bishop Garrett will preach at ct.
Matthews cathedral to-day at IL
o'clock u. m.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


N X Drove LanoaAtorMn M Il Cox, knui'
a n lirngdOn, Chicago man
A X Haven, Texas IA Elltin, Galveston
i q Robertson, Tyler loci tiffany, Chicago
Aelden Irwin aud wife, N Mccormack, Now
Nav YORK York
f. ii li0aa, WeathariOrdF u Ruth, ~ Louis
i w COOpoT, T0KAa Nv Wagner, ~ Louis
A Il Boy0r, IOusyille q q PendlotOn, Texas
i a ulbsOn, OOrHicnna w w Jennings, Nav
II II Brown And vito, AFRO county
Aheglnan u DOppolmRyor, Mar
w Y Nirmun, MI hllhll
| n a AuRtin british COW n TranHlok, n
v WnluWTlpht, win. A MUuAur, - Louis
tursel II Mead, Chicago
Il X Uonl ~ Louis NJ stokes, ~ Louis
| 4 GatOs, Los AngolOa j II Jones, shreveport
ON lluo, 10 i II II u T. hnohmhh, fhiih
| q q ChoBbrOugh, Mar. i A Ryan, Marshall
shal TO Adams, Phllndol "a
| N w Tucker, boston l. W CHlg ~ Louis
| A Ilelfner, DrnH0n W A harm, Ind
j NJ Cotton. GalvoHtonA = Tnrnor Galveston
W a MoNeoly, Texas CP smith, Baltimore
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.
Wanted

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. jap9.lm.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard,
NOthrY FnhIic.
BrooklNn IrnxeI.

Notary Public.
y. VI. Hammond, Offiee opposite state
savings Hank Main street. decs7.im
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16

the President has done what they CON
slider 20 be a perfectly propes thing to
do. They constantly sheer Mt the
principle OLA non-parnsan, ana non
personal civil service as sentimental
and impraeiicable nonsense. One of
the most atnusirgly stupid hut consist
ent touters Of The practice OF govern
mcnt by plnnder steadily shouts that
man is q consummate ass or a hope
less lunatic who does bot think that
practice to be the flower Of practical
craftsmanship. This is the doctrine
that Mr.. Conkling and his school rep
resent. Ifthey believe their own the
DRY, why do they make such an out
cry over its application? Upon their
Town ground, why is 1t treachery or
defiance in Mr.. Hayes to do what Mr..
Conkling does? II; as they say, Mr..
tIayes is using the Custom-house to
hurt Mr.. Conkling, why is it more at
rocious than that Mr.. Coukling should
Iuse it to hurt Mr.. Hayes? Certainty
the head of the executive department
of the government has as much right
to subordinate the ,Custom-house to
This purposes as a member of the legis-
latiye bl anch, Upon their own ground
therefore, the abuse OF the Admins
tration by those who justify the spells
system is absurd. From their point
Of view, the Administration by the
changes at the Custom-house has wise
Nv abandoned its fantastic and senti-
mental follios. and has come down to
practical politics. Plainly, there
fore, if the change at the Custom
house is treacherous and defiant act
toward Senator Conkling, so was the
Senator's defeat of Mr.. Roosevelt
treachery and defiance toward the
President. All such talk shows only
the degradation Of politics. If the
president thought that the Custom
house in New York was the "machine'
or part Of the "machine'of any person
orpolitician it was his duty to suspend
the chief agents. If, under that pre-
tense he sought to make it machine
for himself Or for any favorite, he will
certainly pay dearly for the attempt
But meanwhile lie will be credited
justly with an honorable and public
purpose whish is in accord with his
character and convictions, until some
kind of adverse evidence appears.
Hd1per's WeeNy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16

ENGLAND's WAR ExPENsEs.-The
great deficiency bill, which has just
been handed into Parliament. aggre-
gates 50, 22T,500. Of this 81, 50O,-
900 is caused by the war with the ma
tives in the Cape Of Good Hope. The
rest, 81, ZOO, 800, is set down at army
services rendered necessary by the
war between Russia and Turkey
There seems to be no supplemental
naval estimates. The largest item is
that which, fortunately, in least waste
-$4 100000 has been expended in
stores, and will not need be to expend-
eel again-will count in next years
estimates. For iron ordnance Eng
land has spent $890,000; for small
arms AID ammunition, $4G5 900; for
wagons and gun carriages, $685., 300;
for gunpowder and guncotton, $780,
GOO; on accoutrements, 500, 900; on
camp cquipage, $j60,000. The item
second in supplies-also one which
will count to some extent next year.
1t reaches So, $4,000, but of this
$4,000 is gone, utterly gone, with
out power to recall it, on the move
ment of troops. The pay Of the re-
serves is not shown, as it should have
been, under separate head, but is
classed with the pay Of ell tie extra
men, which reaches $3.50. 900. The
estimates fer the Indian troops have
already been passed. But for huts at
Cyprus $125,000 is needed. 1t seems
that the colonies needed little look
ing after, and S480,000 has beer spent
in improving their defences. The
amount spent on home defences is
$lS0,00Q. Altogether, an addition OF
what is tantamount to ten millions
has been made to the total e&pendi-
ture, - ..'.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16

A PASTORAL MILLIoNAIRE.-Th
designation of pastor, given for ages
to the ministers Of Christian churches,
derives its significance from the fire.
quent Scriptural illusions to men as
sheep of the eternal fold. Literally
the word means a feeder of sheep or
u shepherd. In this literal sense the
Right Rev. DR.. Tynell, Anglican
Bishop of Newcastle, Australia, has
been pastor with such a degree OF
success as to have laid up for himself
much treasure on earth, and that, too,
without any neglect Of the souls com
mitted 10 his charge. Bishop Tyncll
has lived i'll Australia over 30 years,
and in that time has been extensively
engaged in sheep and wool raising.
AS a result he has accumulated an
immense fortune, aud, being a bachel.
or Of seventy years, he intends to be-
queath the sum OF 81 100000 for cha
ritablc uses. He will devote $780,
600 to the bishoprlc, $4,000 to in
crease the incomes of arch-deaconS
and canohs, 100000 for clerical sti
ponds, $4,000 for supegannpateC
clergymeh, $4,000 for sick clergy
men, $125,O0O for an additional sup
ply Of clergy, and 100000 on educa.
ton
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16

new printer put-In=eharge oft. Find
ing the rollers had been damaged so
as to be useless he went TO White
River Junction and issued a paper.
The old publisher went to Laconia,
X. H., and issued his paper and mail
ed it at Newbury, Vt. The subscribe
ers Of the Opinion will probably re-
ceiye two papers for a few weeks.
White River Junction, Aug. TO- The
well known junction House." owned
by A. L. and o. f. Barron, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire this morning.
The fire broke out about o'clock in
the kitchen in the rear OF the house
and rapidly spread through the parti-
tions. BY seven o'clock engines ar
rived from Hanover and Lebanon n.
H., rendering timely aid. BY their
efforts the stables aud neighbOring
buildings were saved, but the hotel
building was entirely consumed togeth-
er with the carriage house, bowling
alley, and also stables belonging to
q. W. Gates whose house was also
damaged. The furniture was mostly
saved. Messrs. Barron lose about
$40, O00i insured for s25, 900, (which
$4,000 is in the Vermont Mutual, and
the remainder in New York compan-
les. Gates's loss is 20OO fully covered
by insurance. Great praise is due the
visiting fremen and the citizens OF
the village.
Justus Clark of Rutland, a fellow
Of bad reputation, is under arrest for
attempting last Saturday to rob Miss
Nettie r. Wall of Bennington of hel
purse. He snatched the purse and Q
satchel from the lady and ran, but
was soon captured.
1t is reported that the Central Yer
mont Railroad officials contemplate
erecting at Viii e River Junction 6
mammoth hotel gu the site now occu.
pied by the depot, in which the te!e
graph Office and restaurant are locat
ed. The burning Of the junction
House has FASTENED these plans. Sucf
hotel will doubtless prove profit
able Investment. IF erected, the Com
pany will lun and manage it,
Mr., and Mrs. Granger of Fairlcc
were thrown from a wagon on tn,
18th inst. Mrs G, had a severe Gu
, in her head and is in a dang crou
condition, and the child though brnis
7 ed, is not permanently injured. Tn
! cause of the accident was the break
, ing Of bolt.
Bennington, Aug. 10. Tramp
burned tie barn and outbuildings O
; Thomas Jewett, q well-to-do farme
living two miles south of Bennington
last night. The loss will reach $1,000
insurance small.
! Bellows Falls, Aug. -. job
Lynch was remanded to the count
Jail to-day, in default of $1,000 bail
on the charge Of stabbing James Mans
! field Saturday night. Invest;gatio
showed it to have been an unprovoke
assault, there being an old grudge be
, tween them, Lynch approache
Mansfield from behind and put tn
knife in his hack. Mansfield is dom
well. No serious result is apprehenc
ed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16

Among those who have done good
service in discussing the financial
question stands conspicuouslv Hon.
Henry w. Blair, of New Hampshire.
He made an admirable sreech during
he late session Of Congress, which
the National Republican Committee
have printed in two furms--one being
unabridged and the other giving the
chief points for those who have not
time to study the question thoroughly.
1t makes an admirable campaign doc
ument, and reminds us to regret that
Mr.. Blair will not consent to return
10 Congress again.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16

VERMoNT's STATE FINANCES. The
report of The State Treasurer of Yer
mont for the year ending August LIST
has just been issued. The Trcasurers
books show that $566,67 "A was paid
to the credit Of the State during the
past year, and that the cash on hand
is $145,6 78 81, and the balance on
hand of the sinking fund $40 ,432 sc.
The bonds now outstanding consist of
$l32,500, upon which the State pays
annual interest to the State Agricul-
tural College, $4,000, due Dec. LIST,
1876, which has never been presented
for payment, and upon which interest
ceased at that date; and $3.50 due
Dec. LIST, 1878. The bonds last
named, the appropriation yet unex-
pended for the State Work House OF
$25, 600, the appropriation for various
benefoiaries Of 100000, together
with the legislative expenditures OF at
least $4,000, will entirely exhaust
the cash on hand in the treasury at
the present time by the 10th Of Deccm-
Der, so that the State will be Dor
rover during the remainder Of the fis-
cal year,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16
sgg0al alptiGeS,
DAvID ROCKINGHAM's ESTATE.

DAVID ROCKINGHAM'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Essex District, }
In Probate Court held at Guildhal in and for
said district, on the 9Th day Of August A.
D., 1878.
Daniel Powers, Esq, administrator on the
estate OF David Rockingham, late of concord
in said district, deceased, presents his admin.
istratiOn accOu Mt for examination and allow
ance: and makes application for II decree of
Distribution and partition of the estate of
said eceasGd.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court
that said application be referred to session
OF said Court, to be held at GuiIdhall on the
9th day OF Aug. 1875, for hearing and decision
thereon.
And it is further ordered that notice hereof
be gwen to all interested by publication of
the same three weeks sucoessively in Essex
County HERALD printed ut Island Pond be-
fore said time Of hearing, that they may APP.
pear at said time and place. and show cause
If any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, and such decree
made
VIM. II. HARTSHORN, Judge.
true copy of record-Attest.
VIM. IL. Harris HORN, Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-16
Essex COUNTY.

G. w. K1Nd-Senator.
AS. How1Rp, w. w. FITCH-
Assistant Judges.
=. D. s. SroRRs-Judge Of Probate.
A. Y. NIcHoLs-States Attorney.
l.. u. HARTsHoRN-Sheriff.
C. L. RAMsEY-High Bailif.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
CARSON ITEMS.

Carson appeal. March l9.-It looked
like old times about the Court.hou
yesterday. The session OF the United
States Circuit Court called together the
leading lights Of the coast, the District
Court the solid talent OF Carson, and
the Justice Court the talent that could
be. for the nonce. spared from either.
The interested unemployed and the great
unwashed were gathered together TO see
and hear. aud altogether II looked a II
n great interest was taken In the
United States District Court. Judges
Sawyer and Hillyer presiding. The
three mail robbers were called up and
pleaded not guilty and the case was
postponed.
Yesterday afternoon two large eight.
een.muls freight teams returned from
Bodie. To-day two other large freight
wagons loaded with merchandise will be
dispatched to Bodie. These teams ARE
the property Of the we'll known and re-
liable freighter. Mr.. George Elder.
TiriLune. March ls.-0rmsby county
has four candidates for State offices,
viz Harry Mighels for Lieutenant
Governor. George Tufiy for State Treas
urer. @. +. Bicknsll for Supreme Clerk
and @. n. Harris for Attorney General.
At the Eureka mill. Carson river. a
portion OF the pans are being run on
tailings. and about twenty-five men are
employed in moving and spreading 80
an to get them in proper condition for
working.
An elderly gentleman. name I'M
know. was engaged last evening on Car
son street lecturing In the interests Of
the workinRmen. He was a very plain
talker and drew q great crowd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
NEVADA ITEMS.
From our s..ss Exchanges.
Eureka County.

Ttscqrori 7Imes-R X. rie,o, March H.
Our readers will probably remember
Inc case of the abduction Of h China
woman from Virginia City. mention Of
which was made some time since. At
the time matters were conducted under
difficulties ~ the girl abducted could
not be found. Diligent search failed TO
reveal her whereabouts. but since the
case was settled II has transpirsd that
she was secreted in the residence Of q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

A CALCUTTA correspondent OF the
London Times says that public attention
there Is directed to the question
WHISTLER. in the event OF war between
England and Russia. India would be in
a condition to supply q military contin-
gent. The most prevalent opinion. the
correspondent says. seems to DO that 1t
would DO highly dangerous and i'm.
polite to withdraw from India, even
temporarily. any part Of the. English
troops. but that this argument does not
apply to native troops. seeing that one
OF the principal uses OF English forces
in India Is to act as . military check
upon the native army. The sending OF
a portion OF the latter. therefor. from
India. would act rather NJ a safeguard.
than as u source Of danger. to British
power. The native troops are well
equipped. well drilled. and handle the
rifle with considerable skill. but there Is
at present n fatal defect in the orgAniza-
ton which would have to 10 romedisd
before they could he employed against
European troops. nsmely-ths serious
deficiency OF English rsgimentai officers.
should this deficiency, however. be sup
piled. there is no reason why native
soldiers should not prove a very valu'
able auxiliary 10 an English army en-
gagged in a European war. India as a
recruiting ground for such forces Is
practically ineIhaustible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

Possibly the bigeest idiot. outside Of
the United States Senate. Is the chap
lain Of the State Senate Of Iowa. The
other day he prayed As follows:
"And now. D Lord. We pray for our
rulers, a. thou hast taught Us " do In thy
holy word. Nav thy blessing rest, We be-
seech thee. on thy servant. the President
of the United States. Be pleased 10 cure
him Of the insanity Of the feelings which
has shown itself In undue sympathy for .
section Of the country. and enable him TO
zoe II 10 be his duty 20 heed the sentiment
OF all the people. Nay his will 10 swept
into thy will in thy plan Of saving the
lost"
The legislature "resolooted" on him,
and tho snivelins ministerial Pscksnifi
has resigned his place, in a letter to the
Des Moines Register. in which. among
other things. ho says:
Prom the Inauguration Of the present
administration I have been saddened by
Mr.. Hayes puerile and ruinous policy OF
cancellation. and - I have watched the
unfolding Of Affairs In the South. this feel
ing has grown deeper and deeper from
week To week. I'm not complimented by
being told by him that II WAS no "credii
to mo that I drew the sword in defense Of
the government" for II IL wn not . credit
IL must have been . crime"
Here is q nice man to DO . disciple Of
Him who preached "peace on earth ~