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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28
UNCLE DAN,L,S JUDGMENTS.

A sale took place yesterday at the Real Estate Ed
change saiesrooms OF ak deficiency Judgments IL
favor OF David DAVIS. trustee, against DANIEL Drew
The nrst, for s1o,l7s 81, was bought BY
Joseph Forbes; tn, second, for s2i, lsz o. By
Maslin; tho ourtn for sl0,037 % by c. T. Polhemus;
the nlth Tor s37,2is IL by O. 4. folbemus aud tho
sixth for SOL 036 IL by Augustus H. Wood. The grand
total of the Judgments 10 $50 25s 10, and each
brought 800 They weIo paid for In checks signed
William II. brow, q OF Daniel Drew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28
THE NATIONALITY QUESTION.

The journals oil this city are INDUCING In much
scnseess talk about Mayor Ely's successor. The Sun
oners some good advice on the subject, which II
might BIO we'll for esteemed emporarcs TO fol.
low IL seems idiotic for the HERALD 10 be calling on
John Kelly from day to day 10 maine his man for
Mayor Jonn Kelly, tho HERALD ought to understand,
has fair amount OF common sense and realizes that
II he should nominate candidate for Mayor that was
not satisfactory 10 tho corner grocery element and
tho respectable partisan portion OF the democratic
parry Of this city would be cnaucs Tor bis
election. Tue HERALD makes itscif ridiculous In
pressing The name OF Robert Bonner Tor Mayor.
Mr.. Kelly could not nominate nan In Tammany
Hall VI he wore 50 disposed The men who make up
the democracy Of this ely are nard TO manage. Ter
nando Wood Petsr Is. Swocny ana william o.. Tweed
discovered that TACT years ago. Iammany u u pow.
erfui organization aud requires strong hand TO keep
II under discpnne Win The dangerous material Mr..
Kelly has " zeal with IL must be admitted no has
gwen the city better governmont and mas moro
meyer and reform. Tne <osi, win that wisdom that
belongs TO the OWL says "tne nrst step la municipal
reform is TO cut up iammany root ana branch" Inc
nrst step In municipal reform, IN our Judgment IL TO
abolish the IL, 0O0 corner groceries IN this CITY
TO adopt some means 70 educate tho handred
thousand foreign population IN New York who vote
The democratic ticket. According ~ the census
turns the foreign voting population OF this CITY s
90 200, tnc American Torn population about
90 OoO or the 90 O0O foreign voters 900 10 20 600
vote often ana early THO democratic ticket The Ifsn
born cl,zens and tAsir native born children novor
forget tneir duty as good ctizons 10 vote. We wish
we could say much Tor the native born citizen.
'sCut up rammany root and branch" aud what DO you
accom- pshr Nothing In the way OF reform. In less
than sky days snolher organization containing
the very same mon, more dangerous perhaps
than Tsmmany, would spring into existence. IL Is
sheer nonsense TO hope secure better governs
with the voting element We have among u.s. mo
stream Will not rise higher than The lountain. AS
long Us In THIS city loo 900 foreign born vot-
srs stand ny The defnocratic party cannot
hope for q better government than have under
John Kelly Divide the democratic vote and lot m
republicans unite with the anttTammany crowd, and
what Is 10 be gainedS that portion oil tue scum Of
the democratic party that sioushs of from Tanmany
will 40 ior for Mayor uniess they can under.
stand they TO be benefited. Had not Havemey yer.
til rough Oliver Charltck, made his cuts with
the anti Tammany leaders Havemeyer never could
have been elected We repeat all this gaDObo Of she
newspapers about Mayor 10 pure baldsrdAsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28
BErwrEN TWO MrLLsroNEs.
fFrom yesterda va MaIl1

Tho HSRALD and the SUN are agreed the nomina-
ton OF Mr. Robert Bonner for Mayor, and shoy are
both In earnest As these two able and indopen den,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
rEnscx COUNTY ooURr

! Court was held last week.. Judge Me
Koy presiding. Al unusually large A.
tendance was present loH Tuesday OF the
Court. From tie dense crowd packed i,.-
to tile miserable little Court Housf, We
made no etFprt. 10 get III, and spent our
time smoIg he .thrpns outside,
The solicitor, Mr. strndwick was peces.
sarily absent; and his place was ably filled
by A.. w. GRAHAM, and =. A. Long, Esqrs.
| The criminal docket was light Ia grade
but full III quantity, there, being % cases
upon the docket. fB ssF + gisss s1t
The ease VI lhe State W Green Clements
! for dangerously striki1g I've Cochran
and also with assault upon woman, ex--
cited considerable interest. The defen>
dant was convicted npon the latter charge
aud fined MY dollars aud con,pellel 20
enter ihtoa bond of ono hundred dollars
for his good behavior; but 10. the FIRST
charge, Judgment was suspended'44 ~ as
Six negroes were sent to the Penit en-.
fiary, as follows II " ia@ ,i5,.. !, 1
Jerry Bradsher. larceny,3 years; VIII
liam Cousins aili wife g's 3 tasy
ard two daughters Of the snmei couple
were also conyiclelo 81 larceny, but Judg
nent was suspended, add they were fined
| fifty dollars each. HAl4
Jerry Lawson, far hog stealiag was sen
fenced 10 Year, III the Penilentiary, Hal
Edwards, bacon Stealing 2 years and
Eliza Barnett, larceny years. tgsItus =
The Court adjourned o.. Friday after
nook itI gs8IIggslI. H .lp.
Maj. W.T. Sniherlin was present and
made y speech ina the Court House on
Tuesday in advocacy Of his scheme Of a
Narrow Gauge Rail- RoaJ from Milton 10
Iioxboro. Thefeeling u good towards the
project. hut money istoo scare al preseill
tqsesufe uesery active. ceoperation Of
tie persoa asopls Maj Sutherliu how-
ever regards the road as a iixe,i fact 4''
The same depression exists ia Person rs
we'll ns in caswei', owing to the low price
81 tabacco. Nevertheless tie. farmers are
all preparing to engage thisyearto the
same stsi,i an last, and The quantity Of
plants Is a. great as Is lneetesl. Drought
Hndfiy had injured the J-ds. bur there
wall Ls q large supply nevsrtheless. -
y cral,s.f wheat aud . itsase hooking we'll.
We went Up by the LaSsr Roxooro road,
spending night with OUT excelent friend
John Gates. one Of Line nost tIrifty aud
prosperous farmers ip The county, and re.
Turning Is the upper road, aud Stopping
another hight win Mr.. Daniei Richmond
nj his beautiful place NJ Hurdles Mill, oiie
of tie most attractive spots In this sees
lion Of the State. 3, 80. -. a,s''.' - =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
Epis~.p.l seii.

The ben given byiMrs ~. Az curtis 10
-. Matthews Church wzs taken froal The
depot on Monday. tl,e sth iusr, 10 iis,irs-
tinstion under escort oftile ORANGE Guards.
Tie tsli was nirfiforiai offering for John
Henry Curtis. Of Dickson's battery. killed
jus, after the battle % Benionviiie while
Juhnslol's army ~ss falling back towards
Raleigh. aud 70 other soldiers u the Or
ange Light artIllefy WIN feliin the service
% the consedcp4ls stalss,and this atisn-
ton sf the Oraagc Guards wss Uosh DELI
! cate and prppor' = sess,
The Guards turned outin fall ranks un-
der cop,msn.i az cspt. BennshaH Cameron
aud their doe appearances. accurate move.
ments aud soisiieriY bearing eliclted
general admirAfion. Arriving ut -.
Mathew. where quite large conruns
wa@ gathered. The Guards hrsd ihr-s
wslley. ov<r the grave o. Jsisp Henf,
curtb. sisd sbs tell Was lfsnsleneJ ~ Tie
ciasvr~ % Tbs ss>try ofihs Chnrch.
Tue bill vss hung On ge<rday Lest bni
ilrjoy fut summons VIII hot rinv out until
Essssr ssosssrs. n wsIshs l2oo pounds.
uien Il foIluwlnx Inscription; Y
IL ths Glsxy Of. Gcdi snd IA ssenoiiam;
J,hn Henry cprtis and aher soldiers 9th.
0rssxc Light Artillery. net.
Who 10 The services Of ne confederate
"a Af'dt fioon ssxls&fl iii
Kf&i &aEr.a n~.tl, 4I,,fo T.ifu.w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
Edinbr,rg Review.

Z We are indebted 10 tile Leonard Scott
Publishing 60. o. New York for tile
January humber of the above magazine.
Its table of contents il very rich. The
cron,artle papers, Harvey and Cisalpino,
the French in Indo China, Correspon-
fience Of Charles Summer, Titan, Third
Volume Of the life 81 the Pri;lce Consort,
SANKEY'S discoveries and tho Future Of
Africa, The Military iowerof Russia, DIR.
SchIienian'si Exploration Of Mycelg.
The Comlng conclaye, and Principles and
Prospects Of the Lipelal Party comprise
the ltSt.snsea aFf8l3 d. assssfra sitl gag l..
I I'VE have read with much interest The
article On a.ihe French in Ihdo- China. y
IL tellsofthe silent bat tremendous growth
6f q French colonial acquisition in the
East which may III time equal the British
Indian Empire IN magnitude and conse-
quence. The French have nos been, 80
their past history, SUCCESSFUL in building
UP colonies that added 10 the strength Of
the mother country individually the
Frenchman is u good colonist. Remark
ably free from race 9prejudicrs De, readily
estimates with any half civilized race
among whom lac may be thrown, aud by
his ch.erfuIiirss aud vivacity makes
friends anil avoids those blssdy collisions
towhieh the !klgle Saxon is 50. prone
Bot, as colonisi, la The Eng fish sense o.
the term, the Frenchman IL a failure. He
has rarely been able TO build up i
colony to the proportions ofa State The
Indo-China settlement partly, tile prize o
eongurst. partly fhe fruit offrieGdly me-
| gotiation. l,rUinises< ID be Mi exception
Vie ol,rervatipn upon the experience o
England has taught France the need d
applying some 81 the broad principles Of
statenaiistIip,i some afothose sagacious
views III commercial polity which have
built up English colonies into imposing,
empires, and tile day may not be lardis'
tant when Indo-China may rival ID gran
deur its neighbour on the. opposite side o
the Bay of Bengal. ~ MI E Il
The article un Africa is alsna itch ant
Suggestive Dnc aDdinay be the subject o.
future reference. W
See the ad. ofthe Leonard ScOtt Co. Ii
EAnOtler c0Inmil.aslsfs-S.s 8rT rYyyfts at|
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17

we 5olu hsnds with the salisbury
gw<rsulr hrtl~ fslk'vins. ~hIch We
sxfrsct frsn an article ~ r~conmsnds-
lions " pAnSldat<r; yam ~
We hsvr trsn working ~ our lives for
poIliiciHur. p,syoklng public pidniou IN
their favof, ~ fact. eiving asn of,ice, FOR
which labor xe have received n@hing'
The tins has come for this ,wbelersls
gsnsrosiiy Ia be laid zsldes We ARE nat
public property hut private, isssliyilluals
labarinr Csc . livelihood slsi for the sood
~ mankind. Publishing Tie Mud ~
MISTER allows nzlped gicvsf puts tread ~
ssfr n4o4}fht 80 t4ts ~.
si~s Az eo,nmunic@sisn.. re-
commencing perrous fT of1icr, ~ matter
. what, whether National, state, CopHty or
ro~n. vilt b. inld .netIs. enIe-- secom.
l.snl~d IL fts< ~ M rptls puliirsiiop.
$40 IN ~ aps,u1ln0r&n <elk N a sreecd-
lpw lir~~. and 10 rsute r. sFth rddi-
f's<i, mat srctmrssy ~ such e'n'.
m'Istos<IoaS And p<rfl<~ atr5ing fI'cm
aalImsks fhsif nwo eslcuistloi's. counting
titM words little Hue
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17

r,Rev. J.. warrall Larmpur. Secretary.
gives polic- tl,st. the end Annnsi Con-
vsntisni ~ tbs Diucsye u N.irtll CaroIilia
will be held 10 ~. James Church, VIII
n,inTion. berinning ON Wednesday, the
sth day Of uay next.
Arrangements have Jesn made by
which siis clergy and lay delegates can
travel o. special rale-. upon giving dus
notice % sgsuust1 VI
send certificates Of lay delegates 10 the
Secretary sflssss i~o DAYS be'pre the day
~ meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17

We are ks3sbted 70 The COURTESY pf Mr.,
Fpa>sw Rssere 81 y. hivIpa tsp Sihs
Commencement Exercises and Ball en;.
hr4ai0g snae ssh ard etis sdnvFasy and
Thursday and sball n,ost ,prvbably avail
ourselves ofths prlviIsgss eniBracvi ihthe
inviiatism. = -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17

#
On Saturday afternoon the town was
startled BY The cry Of FIRE. Dense volumes
Of smoke we're issuing apparently fromtbe
r0of Of the house of Mrs Dunn GU Ghurton
Strecr. between the residences Of DR..
Hooker and Mr.. Rosemohd. The alarui
was allsyed when il proved 10 be iouly the
chimney on IRE But the burning Of the
chimney vas caused By = fearful, asd pcs.i-
bly, fatal accident. Lazy, eldest daughter
% sIng Dunn. very pretty girl Of IS Or
IA years o. age, bad attempted 10 commit
the oftrepeated fslly Of lighting FIRE
from . kerosene can; the can exploded. IN
stapily eU,erins her with fams. The
sgonirsd child ran irautically into The yard.
oack again into tue house. and then tried to
reach The street through the alley be.
tween her hiolller' shouse and DR.. lockers.
her whole peron developed 10 fire and the
flames mounting high above her head
Fortunately Mr.. Nathan Hooker aud his
bro:lisr Deems we're pear u hand. and
lsap:ng the fence. they seized half barrel
q water which was accidentIy IN the alley
at the very SPOT. and speedily sx,ia.
| gaished de ssmes.t ~ =
Dr. Cameron aud Wilson was speedily
In attendance. snd prom, means soon Il.
lesiaied tho torture n tho sufferer, But
her lover ex,remisies and botl
arms and hands were dresdfuIly
burned. Though the flames mounted Abor,
Der bend. ana bbinsd on pafsofths hair,
shc does not srpear 70 have inbaIedthc
blaze. With ihseare she is receiving. sic
Errr-s s'FfsI u j agllI1lIl .t.'', /,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
rae DOLLAR or Our DxDbIEs


# sS
~ thegfailure ofls57 and part of:ls7s.
appointing to oyer Two Hundred Millions
sf D9llars the time and money wasted in
Congress BY members. pregnant with i'm
tncnss speeches. discussing the dollar 81 our
aaddies, taxes on tobacco and whiskey.
fgnssions that shonld have been se,tjea in
fifteen days and kept open the channels Of
Commeree) the Eeturning Board. and the s
10 Z count, W owe The present Repression
In business and inter prostraii,ys;pls ihs ssnn.
try. The predictions that lke panic bad
Hone lis worst, aud that values could get
no lower Was anillusion. Bach DAY shows
up some stauuch old craft that was consider.
ed not only sea-worthy. but above suspicion
,is to her knowledge Of channels. quicksaads
10, IS losing her reckoning 10 the 6nspcial
gale, md going down with the crash Of )
Huron Or a Metropolis. straading fortune
and brains upon the breakers prepared b.
t,tbs best government the world ever saw. !
These few facts. combined With little
Cash, accounts for my Offering this Spring
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
AGRICULTURAL STATEMENTS

N4 EN@@NN sa5fai-------~5 4N# str .@~s at*fAl
q Col. Polk. ibe Copmissionsrf Of Agri-
culture. has Issued icirmlsrs addressed 10
spsssi C@respaia-pts .seing for st,tis.icsl
Information " III that makes NJ the value
Of the couniy-smbrscing the number 81
schools. churches, bridges. mills. factories
of III kinds. ,hirsr. mibsra! spfmgs and
everything that ssn illus'rp,s. the cspaei-
lies o. ibe county. The correspondence
& 0nnsss are backward. aud NE General
Correspondent. Johp KNOX Hughes. isnot
sbls % make : fssOl stla report to the Dc.
psrimeaa I, i.of imwspss Importance "a
rs. iha, tlns should 10 done and a. unce.
especially pew when there j % much ,obs
gained BY ssiueting immigration. LEI
the,e Special Correspondent. pa, Orange
onls par ~isi, those equities which have
responded By reporting wilhou. dslsy g
Mr.. Hughes. s,aBi Al str =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
RnErMa rIsM qrIcKLY CURED.

.'Dnrang's kheamaii be- Remedy.'' the
great INTERSSL MEDicIsE. will positive
ly cure any case Of rheumatism on the face
Of the esrtb. Price 81 bottle. ak bot
ties. IS. Sold BY all " holessie and Re.
tail lIfngeist. Don't fail to send for cir
calar to Helpheusine & Beptly, Druggists,
Washington. D. Ga | = 4 6m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17

On Monday smarpipg, the ~, inst,
Hugh Aahtgbasasy. MI DID yiiizenil of tllis
vicinity Was found dead on abye path
leading lrolp thso ford road TO whitte,l's
Mii:xs d fnlet kna&l Q - ' Kifkiands old
n,eadov. He appeared "a have been In
the scs Of climbing fence. and fell over
upon his face. dislocaiing his neck. He
len to~n late Saturday evening. consi-
derasly under The lyfiasnce u liquor. A
jury ~ IaqueSt. held by The Coroner Dr.
j. Wilson. rendered q verdict IN 30.
eor,la6ce With The facts. NtAtEsta}@ '
Mr. Montgomery was ai,out7o years Of
are. 49, #s@e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
AGA ID.

Trail who are suffering from the errors
and ihdtscrctious of youth. nervous weak.
ness. early decay, loss at snlsnhmnl, dc;
will send a recipe tina: will cure you FREE.
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary IN soutE
America. send a self-adilretsed envelope
IL the REV. JosEPIIT. IsMAN. Stohop u.
Bibic yHouse, Nsw fork Gig. Is.
Iil6 / 8lgs.!..---l LIZ 10 ~ -.
I.eueco Mitchell, citizen of Salisbury !,
died recently il Raleigh. lie was exten-
sively knowii tLrougInut thsIstate. for his
vii. humor an d gpnality, s'i alsofer
his mental culture aud graceful accom-
plishments. .. y. s.7> T., 5 O.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
q; *. Ess,slsf.rsnlI .

We !onsr t6Asw suineribsrs 3us fselys
mortns, hisH Hnbofo Rsciabea ssuaise
Carbiina FAmsfeR ~ 10 Do usrs ". 81 1siis
latter u u monthly pefis,ileM. rablishesi
10 wjlmingtnn w =, BefAari. ahdls
one " DE bet cfthe A ksicSlnifsi aMagas'
zines pubii*hesi 81, ne eosiniry!i Nas,ieh'
opportunity To sct twappb licstienss' ~ sdch'
value Il such low rsteswill vyer offered.
Now IL the time for aew snbscriptioiss.g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17

Ladies uslng. sewing Machines. will
aud q, 10 their h,tsrestto sss the al. 30
4,h page calling attention 10 Johpsnn's
corder, rufl1rr, aud tucker Orders for
them n,ust specify The particular machine
10 which they ars ~ lie sltaoned. =
Specimens eau W sscu " tbs liItoRpEE
cgll,e,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17
rLAr lslys1 ApIil sraiss.

EmroR REconnER- i - - 80 =, 'sisl
The time isst band vhen We should
be Iusking pnt Cor suitable candidates "a
re,assent Us In the next Legislature. t;api.
Jrhn a. HpiebhgufCh rHAl viii OF
the bill; aud Will suit ihe people ~ the
county. Ne IL able AND fully qualified q
represent Che people of Orange, and .. fai
a. I,knav has never asked ,forsn oiiicei
which consider Recommendation,
Iftbe Csnvcutinn viii nominate him
Mang,nu's Township vili give him foil
vote. Let 90 have IMAM that Was nevei
kuoSh - seek vfiiee.
I'iAr Ri,rR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-17

Fashion Norris FUR Collars are little
worn BY ladies this season, aud this VIII
give riseto many severe coughs aud colds'
Or. Bulls ippgb vSyaup isa certain aud
safe cursin every case. Price2s cts. d, nj.
ft4f u T-t+-r----z~ = -----1 : -.-4-t-fY s1s44
| CisciSSArI, April 9.--Atclsgrsm has
been received ffUm the proprietor ii the
Lick house. San fiancisoo, addressadto
Mrs, Vance. stating ,hut her hushspd. CT.
Congrs-sman j. J.. Vance. WHO hi,strri.
oasly disappeared iah ,hipeils ! Hort
time ego, wss there. snj WIS ~ .sbo =
Washington S4f,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-09-12

&VlAH Ines strictly itirSsis ~ ~
V6OO Adare3 J.WolETa . Co. 81 Lo1Il, lIS.
bly,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-09-12
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REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

First-The principles of the Republi-
can party, as written in the history of
the country, as specifically declared in
the National platform of the party, as
made sacred by the blood Of patriots shed
in defense of the union and freedom, we
hereby reaffirm.
Second-TO the soldiers who sacrificed
so much in defense of our common conn
try there is debt of gratitude due which
can never be fully discharged. The
pledges made by the Republican party,
and by our patriotic people, is a binding
and sacred obligation, never to be for
gotten, never to be impaired, but to the
fullest extent, to be fulfilled. We, there
fore, denOunce as unpatriOtic, heartless
| and infamous the act of the Ohio Legisla-
ture, introduced by a deserter, bounty
| jumper and convict, intended and calcu-
lated tO.drive from the Soldiers Orphans
| Home the orphans and children of de-
ceased or disabled soldiers, or to rob the
widows and families of such patriots of
the pittanee paid to them by the Govern
ment of the United States, and demand its
| unconditional repeal.
Third-The financial question having
been disposed of by Congress, and the
country at present needing repOse, in Or
der that capital may seek investment, and
that industries may revive, thus increas-
| ing the demand for labor. the situation
ought to be accepted, and we oppose the
further agitation of the question at this
time as injurious to business, and devoid
of other than evil results.
FOurth-The disposition, as exhibited
by conservative men in the South, to Op-
pose revolutionary methods on the part of
Northern Democrats as shown, first, in
their refusal to oppose the consummation
| of the Electoral count, and more lately in
| the expression of sentiment in disapprO-
batiOn of the proposed attack upon the
| Presidents title, is received as a promis-
| ing omen, and the Republicans of Ohio
| cordially greet such citizens of the south
as adhere in good faith to the terms upon
Mhich the issues of the war were settled,
lhcludlng the constitutional amendments
guaranteeing equal civil and political
IlgnCs IEee speech, free press, an un-
IFaineieu ballot ofall citizens. Upon these
condlIlohs alone can sectional strife be
aIlayed, and sectional lines, which now
separate IN a great measure the Sonth
from the North be obliterated
Fifth-A tariff for revenue sbou16 bo
maintained and so adjusted as tn securo
incidental protection to home indnstrv
True economy requires that the Govern
ment should make sufficient appropriation
to carry forward the work on all public
buildings without delay, and this should
especially be the aim when the supply OF
labor is in excess of the demand The
mining interests of Ohio require an in
spection intelligently administered, and
we condemn the action of the Governor
in prOstituting that department, the OBJ
ject of which should be to protect life and
promote the comfort of miners, to mere
partisan purpose.