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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-13

LONDON, December I2.-Iu the houze of
commons to-day Sir Stafford Northcote replying to
the inquiry In refe TO his statement that tire
Russian envoy had left Cabul, and said that he had
since been given to understand that only the Rus
fGE1 envoy, and not the Russian mission had been
nithdrSNl from CabuL He declared that England
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after druggtng in vain for months and years.
Send now for DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET and
THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY, large Illus
trated Journal, containing full particulars
and INFORMATION WORTH THOUSANDS. Cop
les mailed free. Address,
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton, IJ-I6d. Memphis cotton, s@S 1-Sc.
Nero Orleans cotton, S Sc. Galveston cot
ton, s lie. Nsac York cotton, S I3-16e.
Nero York gold, 100 is.
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In the Whole History of Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures. or maintained wide reputation as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the throat and
lungs. Its long continued series of wonderful cures
In all climates, has made it universally known as
safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordin-
airy colds, which the forerunners of more serious
disorders 1t acts speedily and surely, always reiev
ing suffering, and often saving life The protection
1t affords, By its timely use In the throat and lung
disorders of children, makes it an invaluable remedy
to be kept always on hand in every home No pei
son can afford to be without it, and those who have
once used 1t never will. From their knowledge of
Its composition and effects, Physicians use the
CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively In their practice ana
Clergy men recommend 1t. 1t is absolutely certain In
It's remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible.
FOR SALE By ALL DEILERs-
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Governor Coiquitt Completely Ex-
Onerated.

ATLANTA. GA, D .cembar 12-The com
irittee who appointed by the legislature at the
request OF q, C0lQutt, in special mes age
10 investigate lis motives and conduct the signing
OF The bonds OF the Northeastern railroad, made
unanimous report. They cor pletsly and fully ex-
unworthy motives.
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PULVERMACHER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BAkCj

cure these various diseased conditions
all other means fail, and we offer the
convincing testimony direct from the
hicted themselves, who haye been restored
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The shipments Of cotton yesterday aggle-
gated 1852 bales, against 1929 bales last
year: since September Isl. 66,os2 bales.
Sales were 300 bales.
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TIE New Orleans Times says that city is
10 be called the New Venice. The mud and
the odor must be got away fest, or it will be
called Venice Turp entine.
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A CORRESPONDENT asks whether yello"
covered novel can ever be read? Our optical
editor says that Sbich is yellow can never be
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The receipts OF cotton since September ISt
were Isl, 1892 bales, against l75,S4 Sa@eS'
,howinz decrease of z3,4i2 bales.
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Planters ms. Go.

Office In COmpany's Building,
40. Al Madison Street. Memphis.
DIT. PORTER. Preaident.
q. III. JUDA II, Vice-President.
q. DRAIN EeSecretary
CAPITAL STOCK SE5O.OOO.
DIRECTORS.
D. T. PORTER, GH JUDAH
n. L SLSDGE, W. B. GALBREATH,
b. EISEMAN. S. H. BROOKS,
JOHN OVERTON. JR. r. l. COFFIN, E.:
o.. RAMBAUT.
"Insures against loss by Fire. Marine and River
risks.
Risks on Private Dwellings HspecEaIly
Desired.
MR.. RAINE is agent a SO for he following leading
Northern and Foreign Companies.
North German, of Hamburg,EGer
Manhattan, of New York.
Manufacturers. of Boston.
Connecticut Fire, OF Hartford.
Franklin. Of philadelphia.
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PULVERMAcHER GALvANIc CO.,
Cor. Erhth and VIVA SIS. CINCINNATI. O.

RR- Auoid bogus appliances claiming elee-
distinguish the genuine from the spurious.
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PHYSICIANS
MONU NJ ENTAIL,
ASSOCIATION.
DIRECTORS:

HEV. >. LANDRUM, DID, DIR. D. T. PORTER,
REV. q. T. STAINBACK, DID, WI. RADFoRD.
PHYSICIANS and others. at home and abroad
VINO may desire TO contribute TO the funds of
the above Association, organized for purpose
raising means TO buy lot I'm ElmwOod Cemetery
ana freezing therein Monument to the memory OF
the NOBLE band or home and volunteer physicians
who died in Memphis during the late epidemic, the
name OF each physician and his place OF residence
10 De inscribed thereon can do by calling on or
remlitlOg TO (oy postoiice order otheTwfse) the
secretary: Any subscriptions, from fifty cents up
ward, VIII oe thankfully received. Those who may
wish to subscribe but do not feel able to pay now
can send their names and amounts and pay when
ever most convenient.
". z. RAYNER,
Secretary and Treasurer,
2a9 Main street, Memphis, Tenn
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WEATHER I<DICATIONs.
WAR DET'T., OFFICE Gu. SIG. OyRIC ER.
WAsHISGtOS, December I3, | am.

For Tennessee and the Ohio raiIey, north
east 10 northwest iriHds, slight changes ia
pressure and temperature, increasing elOudi
ness. ieith numerous areas IF light sHo'c or
rain
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CONGRESSIONAL.

A Short Day In Both HOuses-A Bill
introduced in the Senate TO Re-
organize the Army-The
Posse COmitatus
Clause.
The New York Elections TO be Investi.
gated - The Nil sissippi River
LeVees-A Charity Farm
Wanted by CHI
cagO-Etc.
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A General Rising Against the Ameer.
LONDON, December IA special to the
advertiser from Bombay says: afghan officials ar
rived In General Brownies camp frou. JsIalabad,
and invite the British to advance TO Cabul and eS
tablish a new government In consequence of GEL
eral rising against the meer"
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

II. d. 1670-1942 R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-A. Axtman vs.. Michael Cooney ct al.
pY virtue Of an lnteriocutory decree for SALE en-
ID tered In the SbOve cause en- the 18th day OF july
1873, u. 3; ~, p. PIT, AID renewed December II,
1878, Will Sc H. az public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters Office.
Courthouse Building, Main street, Memphis, Ten
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-13

A Dose OF TarrantS Settler Aperient
Has removed the agony of rheumatism and its con-
unued use entirely healed the patient. rheumatism
Is but little understood Some empires resort to
embrocations, which really dangerous. It Is now
ackno Sledged to be blood disease, re utIng from
actdity. This ape lent coTrects all such adty and
thus cures the disease. All rheumatic sufferers are
advised to try &c.
SnIn RY LIZ npuccrrro
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The most learned physicians and scientific
men Of Europe and this country indorse then

These noted Curative appliances nave nov
stood the test for upward of thirty years, and
are protected by Letters-Patent in all the
principal countries OF the world. They were
Appliances at the great Worlds Exhibitions
Paris, Philadelphia, ana elsewhere-a and
have been found the most valuable, safe,
simple, and efficient known treatment for
the pI1ra Of disease
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WEATHER ORGANIZATIONS.

WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE q. s. ARMY,
rHrRsnAY. Dec In Nar ~. lNIS. 10 u m. (
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WASHINGTON, December 12-The cotton |
crop Of 1913, IN round numbers, is five millions one
hundred and ninety-seven thousand bales, allowing
four hundred and fifty pounds t. the bale
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01
Murder Most FCuI.

A special from Charlottesville, Va,
says: Mr.. John Slaughter, a farmer
of this neighborhood, was surprised
this morning 10y the arrival Of IIou-
chen eldest Roy at his house at an
early hour in the morning with the
startling information that "evcrv-
body is dead at my fathers house."
The boy then went on to say that his
father had killed his mamml and her
mother, and then killed himself.
Mr.. Slaughter Immediately accom-
panied the boy to his home, and there
a horrible sight was revealed. On
one bed lay Mrs. Houchens, with her
skull mashed in and her throat cut.
There were several wounds also in
her breast; Il stock of frewood and a
razor were on the floor by the side of
the bed. Near the side of his wife
lay Wilson Houchcns, his throat cut
In four different places In an ad-
joining room was the body Of his
mother-in-law, who had shared the
same fate. On the old woman's arms
and hands were several wounds, in
dicating a desperate struggle for life.
The eldest boy was aroused by the
death struggles of his father, and af-
ter pulling off the dying mans shoes,
dressed his little brothers and pro
ceeded, as stated, TO make known the
terrible facts TO the nearest neigh
bors.
Houchens was a mar Of weak mind
and remarkably jealous of his wife.
On a previous occasion he had threat
encd her life, and she abandoned her
home, but was induced by pursua-
sions to return. Mrs. Houchnes was
highly esteemed in the neighborhood,
and the Jealous rage which induced
her husband to perpetuate the horrid
massacre was entirely imagination.
Yesterday the bodies Of the deceased
were buried on the plantation, the
husband and wife being deposited in
the same grave.
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Interesting Summary Of Cap
itaL AdViCeS.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-A dispatch tc
the Postotiice Department announce,
that in consequence or the quarantine
of Galveston against New Orleans The
| mails between these points is Interrupt
ted.
In the Cabinet to-day a letter from
the Mexican authorities was read by
| Secretary Evarts charging that Amcri-
| Guns had been stealing cattle from Mex
| leo. A brief discussion was had bat
no action was taken.
The Treasury to-day made another
call for five millions Of tive-twentir5,
| principal and interest to be paid De-
tOber Both.
A National Bank has been started at
Deadw0od, b. r., withll capital Of $780,
300.
There has been a heavy rainfall during
the past twenty-fOur hours, with con-
siderable damage to business.
Senator Patterson said yesterday he
believed the Administration would
back out from the position it had as
Sumed with reference to the revenue
agents imprisoned in South Carolina.
He SAYS the President told him that
there would be no use in resistance if
the State Courts refused to give up the
agents, because the army could not he
used us a posse contains, and he did not
believe there could be a posse raised in
south Carolina in opposition to the de-
:ision of its State courts. Patterson
added: 81 told Hayes he would yet
see the necessity for troops in the
Snm1h.O
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Struck Out Fifteen Millions.

Cincinnati Gazette: The house struck
out fifteen millions Of revenue by re-
ducing the tax on tobacco, and repeal
ing the tax on matches, and it proyid-
ed immunity for Illicit distilling and
tobacco manufacturingin the South, by
repeating the law authorizing the use Of
United States soldiers enforce United
States Laws. This immunity to the de-
frauding the revenue in the South vii
abandon another large slice Of revenue
and will eventually break down cOllcc-
tons everywhere. At the same time,
the House has increased appropriations
forde6ciencics left by the false p%rctcnse
Of the economies Of the last house, ant
for new expenditures by an mount moi
far below the amount ofrevenuc which
it has abandoned. This is burned the
candle at both ends. Perhaps the dem,
ocrats felt that they shall not have the
CONTROL of the next House, and did no
care for the outcome.
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MEXICAN
Mustang, Linimant,
FOR a. Il 4

Th'-Hlnirsont very naturally originated IN AmcrI-
q, where Nature provides in lcr laboratory such
'~rprisi2g Illilo..9 los thc lHaiHdlcs of her chi
rca. Is Gl.lc las l. rn spreading Tor - years,
ntii nur1 Z. c~Ac.rcll1 tig hallt.blc gle,c.
The iicA!caa s.;-:a"S T.!nInrnt H. n mntohlcsa
.."i, 'uraAcE.-r-.la .,ln"at5 oc man ard beast.
f. efocs ~",r1rrs' - farmers = Is iavaiuablc
= .i.." ,o. !. ,.,'a .avcs 4 human life or r..
,.a ,-r r%''-,ts.. Of aa excellent horse, OK.
f. ."-r,..
lg CO " i~,r;~ot. h%oof.ail, hollow horn, gruh,
'gcv- vgi.., ,4r'.iig-.ro:, mango, the bites aud
-n,- G., poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
o. h''.vt"-.i 70 .'c!: breeding and bush lie.
?, e@.,8 cr,"y ,~x.cr.,l trouble Of horses, such
.-r.n!rss, ryr,l'.-i, s%..}ny, splu!ns, founder.
',Ed.cs.l, r.: luA7, &C., &C.
Tie Gcxlc-l> ~.i,tah; L.ahrcRt Is the quickest
n-c IN t.o we'll Ion accidents occurring IN the
al!y, ii tie Gs5sacc 0! y rhy sician, such as
.a.:s, gr.!,a, aprI!ai, cut, etc, ard for rhsuma.
.s:a, :.l .;.-nCgs cagcrdcrcd by exposure. Far.
.yula.,y r,luIbl, 90 Miners.
u IS no cheapest remedy In the world, for It
-nstra: 8 Lac r.lsCl1 70 the bone, and q single
IHcat.oa - rrDcs'!ly sufficient TO cure.
'orS.c@a Mus,aHs 1~ia!:ncnt Is put up In three
.:ysp u bottles, the larger ones being proportion
-e'y Iluch the CHEAPEST. sold everywhere.
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eign countries.

eign countries.
Ninth. They have refused encour.
agement to commerce, through which
our surplus productions might find q
profitable market.
Tenth. They have embarrassed
and retarded the public business by
mwise reductions Of the clerical force
of The Departments.
Eleventh. They have attempted
the reduction Of the army below the
actual necessity of the country for
the protection of the frontier settle
mcnts, and with the view of throwing
upon an overburdened market an adj.
litional supply Of unemployed labor
crs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

if enacted at all. June DIST q hill
was passed reducing the fees Of pen
sion attorneys; but unwittingly, j
presume, the same ILL abolished the
penalty for over charges, and the
class it was designed TO benefit may
be plundered aud cheated TO the ex-
tent Of all that is coming TO them
without let or hindrance. by the
crowd of irresponsible vampires al
ways on the lookout for such oppor-
tunities.
The reported advance of Ne
Kenzie across the Rio Grande
has not yet been confirmed, so
far rs known to the public. But
in view Of the orders given Ord
when here a few weeks ago for IA
more vigorous policy it does not
seem improbable. Large num-
bers OF the old Mexican lobby
have turned up here within the
past ten days, all jubilent and
boastlnl that it is The opportunity
they have long waited to 20 into
the land Of the Greaser "and work
out our manifest destiny" accord
ing to the programme of the fill
busters 0fthe Pierce and Buchan
an dynasties.
The seeming effect had on the
Government by the bullying
threats Of ku klux Judge Ker-
shaw Of South Carolina, has invi-
ted the seyerest comment. While
the Government vacillates and
temporizes, standing uncovered
before Wade Hampton who indi
Gates hat il is his pleasure that
the Illicit diStillers be letol t with
out punishment 50 as to "concili
ate them" officers are languishing
in prison where they have been
thrust by State officials for doing
their duty.
De WITT.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

The editor Of the Valley Herald accuses
US of being a tremendous "liar." The
editor Of that paper is not worthy to De
called even a liar. lie is one of those
fellows who having tried, and not hay
ing sense enough to preach, is now en-
gagged in d%isgracing the newspaper
fraternity. For years lac has been
travelling over the county 'sponging"
on his methodist brethren and widow
women. He is one of these chaps that
will stop at a widow womans house
and set back and sing psalms while the
girls are out feeding and currying his
horse for him. Oh! James thou art Il
Jewell
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Spears and tile PenItentIary
lease.

Fearing We have done Mr.. Spears
an injury in accusing him of voting
for the %penitentiary swindle, we will
state that we notice in the Chatta-
nooga Times a statement from a
Democrat that Mr.. Spears did not
vote for the lease. We do not wish
to do Mr.. Spears or any one else in
justice. lfhe did not vote for it he
he should not be made TO bear the
blame, but if he did be deserves TO
be defeated to-day by an oyerwhelm-
ing majority.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

WASHINGTON d.. c., July ~, 1873.
Weeks ago-months perhaps
vague rumors were current that a
strike all owe the cOuntr Y wss pre-
meditatcd on the 18th Of June, the
last day Of Congress, as they sup
posed. They could be traced to no
authentic source, aud occasioned un-
easiness to only a few whose atten-
ton could be diverted 70 congresSion-
al sensations, then life, long enough
to pay any heed to this alleged dan
ger threatening cur rear. The time
passed; and as no outbreak occurred
the reports were set down to the cred
it of alarmists. But a well known
correspondent of the Tribune makes
some statements so specific and APP
parently well founded, as to compel
attention. Substantially they are to
the effect hal the preparations made
by Governor Hartrauft prior to the
date mentioned to crush out at every
cast such a movement, and his un-
mistaka5le sincerity in the matter,
induced the leaders to postpone the
date to August 18th. The correspon-
dent claims to have his information
from a prominent Pennsylvania
manufacturer whose position gives
him the most ample opportunities for
ascertaining tic secret purposes Of
the labor organizations in his State.
One of his employees who participated
in some of the secret deliberations Of
the plotters is mentioned as having
revealed this much of the programme.
Sufficient time has hardly elapsed to
note any effect from the Tribune ex-
pose; but no one can review the ter
rible havoc wraught last year by the
mob in its few days domination at va
rious points, and the perils we barely
escaped, without a feeling that State
Governmentswil be guilty of crimi-
MI negligence If they permit them
selves to be again taken 10y surprise
as they were a year ago. Crops in
the west are reported as largely har.
vested or so far advanced that they
were not materially affected by the
recent hot weather, preceded and fol-
lowed by severe stQrms ofy or
rain. But wheat in ~t.c,n., OhE
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

Tho 0klona CMiss.) Southern States
calls General Grant "ihqt bloody bOOr.''
Such gentle and refined expression,
from that State should convince the
country that the people there have real.
ly become reconstructed" "concilia-
ted" and "pacihed :" but, alas! we
cannot forget that there the "sh0t gun
plan" originated; and, moreover, We
remember the Chisolm massacre; and
further, We know that Democratic
opinion In that State will not allow the
perpetrators of that "blOody" crime to
he punished.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01
REVENUE NOTICE.

Whereas I seized on June 22d, one wagon.
yoke Of cattle. two kegs and one jug and about
3 gallons of Illicit whisky, 2 navy pistols as the
property Of $ }. p. PlMmons, and also Il ten
gallon kcg and one gallon Of corn whifky as the
property of Wilson ChcsScr, in Ducklown,
Polk county, Tennessee, for violation OF the
revenue law OF the United States. The owner
or owners of said property will appear before
Joseph A.. COopCra at his oGiCe in the city of
Knoxville. Tenn, within thirty days of this
date and file their claim or the same will be
forfeited to the United States,
G. G.. VEST,
Special Deputy Col. ID district, Tenn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

A telegram received at the War
Department from San Corlos, Ariao-
ma Agency, says the Indians there
are in a starving condition, and if
not relieved Immediately would leave
the Agency. Owing to the absence
of the troops there is mach trouble
fnnrnl
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

The election comes of to-day Dur.
ing the exciting period this paper ha,
advocated the cause of men It thought
most worthy for the different offices,
and if we have insulted a friend or foe
we now beg their pardon and for the
future we will say to our readers il
there is any M ever finds anything in
his paper that he connot endorse, if he
will bring the paper to us we will tax,
the scissors and cut it ont for him. W,
don't intend to insult or injure any
ones feelings.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

The grecnbacks and the national
bank cu~rrencyihave taught the people
the benefit Of a paper currency emana.
ing from n common source anl
grounded upon the strength and sta.
bility of thcsGoyernmcnt, and it shal.
require more than 4th-of-July ora.
tiomfrom Mr.. Mccullough to, induce
the country TO return to a bank-not,
CURRENCY of the character of that be.
fore the war. y
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01
Defeat of Mexican nevolutionists.

The News Brownsville special says
On the eth inst, Jose Maria Amador
Miguec Palacios, Pedro Martinez and
Estimalio Martinez, revolutionary lead
ers, with three hundred men, attacked
the-town of Real dc Cataroz, Mexico,
and were defeated. Amador, Palacios
and Estimalio MARTINEZ were wounded.
Escobedo arrived at Monterey on the
23l, He is well treated.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01
A Strike Imminent.

The Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company, which controls over
1900 miles Of track, Is liable to have
consilerablc.trouble with It's employees
If payment bc..refused them much lon
ger. They have not received any mon
cy for three months, and the indica-
tons are that they will get 10 money
for a month, aud then only a small
portion of the wages due them. A
strike il Imminent.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

In his address at Woodstock on indie.
pendehcc Day eX-Secretary McCul-
Tough saidi "The withdrawal of legal
tender notes was advocated because is
sued Tor war purposes only. They
were not needed after the close Of the
war; A good many persons were OF
that opinion some years ago, but there
are only a few old Bourbons of any
party who thinks so now
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

Mr.. McCullOch thinks Mr.. Sherman
Il mOnomaniac, because he favors the
continued use Of legal-tendcr notes,
limiting the amount to $500, OOO, 900, y
and sneeringly says: Does he think
Jhat such Il limit can be maintained -
If the American people are not capa-
bic OF maintaining and regulating the
Volume of their own currency accord
inc to the demands of the industry,
trade and commerce of the country,
are they capable Of self-goyernmcnt at
III >
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-01

Patterson, of Colorado, has been nom
mated for Congress by the Democrats.
Well, all he has to do is to select some
day of his own for the elections som,
day when there is no other candidate
running, get a few persons to vote fol
him, and if there shall be a Democratic
majority in the next House, it will seat
him. That is the way he...got his seat
in the present House.