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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0In>.
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses ana

az
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0En~
sts. 'th Nostlaot
800 M for Washington. oolupibus, Chicago ana "a.
IT pi, % ana the south Through Pums,
IsuU p M Washington and the West and tbs g.
G0rdonsVlile Pullman cars from New.Y 20 v,
washington, making close connections for Pit.str.e 81
einDati Louisytle, aud ST. Louis Through PuIimsms "a
Baltimore 70 CINCINNATI and St. Louis and from WasSSn
300 m daily ior Washington, the SOUTH and West ~.
man sleepers from NewYOrk Baltimore and Wssl. Fa4
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati IamF@
ST. Louis. Pittsburgh, the SOuth and SOuthwest Tnk
meets al Washington Oh trains for LynchbuTg Florida &
Orleans. and the south. Ia NeH.
For through tickets please call al Company's oale. a.,
and DesbTOsses-sts., and depot, Jersey city. 'aa1
ASK FOB TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND oHro
RAlLkOAE NV
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSTV
Commencing Nov. %, lS77--Trains leave as follows
CHUNK ra@aqua w fR%aBss2 E Ens5&R ssvdss
'e sif = o WIN I'd ID Il Ian ana " T. X
Maneh CnunK Iamadua. Hazeton, Wlkesbafre seIsSst
1915 a. M and 4:30 p m-For somery1lleand p1o-.,u..
?. m.-For FlemingtOn, EssOn Blauch CbI5F Tgoa
MlKesDaIre scranton, TunkhannOck Ta,noon, ttsataA
Reading, POttsyille, Harrisburg. &c. -i"' ha@eon.
4 p. m-For High Bridge Branch, Eastop psIr,5...
Magch Chunk Connects az Junction D. H. ana I aad
S:S9 D M dsyEFor Easton, Allentown and ~
For trains to local points timetable at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at $3.50 q. m 10 "a -
Bound Brook and intermediate points and at $50 m y, ~
Easton, Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
Trains leave for Perth AmbOy, Red Bank Long BssSs
ocean Grove, &C. az s.l6, 1l46. Q. M, 4, 5l5 ?. M ~
FORT, and at squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT AIS
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
$40, HAS q. m, 4, 5;l5 p M. - W A'eeHoil az
ATEW VnDH AVN pTIrr
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Gourlrp properlp 90 Get

A Pleasant well furnished cottage at Seaside
rent r 1885, A&.s FE Ia dS ss p6s5
! MEDIUM SIZED NEW HOUSE and barn
and ro2y near est Farms FREMONT Rent s55
! Box % West faIHis Po7t oince,
| A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, at ROselle, n. j.;
h @ odo from HOPE 5 s ysa ''OO
A Montclalr, y. ITO let, a neatly furnished
~ house beautifully located house contains and
laundry stationary tubs aud basins Address o. Box 3,500
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
i1my WIN Gty ag4 e91nt!y conEeacgs isnt a }% 20
ave, newark, j.
BUSINESS MANS OPPORTUNITY.-Forty
daily "laG5 o 5q rains FROM cGufadS or Do
brosssrs-sts); comfortable sumner Winter travel
SUBURBAN cottage residence viin one acre Of ground or
&S houses nave Twelve ocm sa Water 6aR mPS
monte suroanmng g2ing np e1Mgs ana ny',y tho S'S W.
E5aG fSSnf o4 address Rs TEF o. e. a. Box 81 Ella
GOOD 100 ACRES, common house q rooms,
- ten miles from larsm ne2F dGr2ts consuming markets.
uONIES in the COUNTRY.-The Central
al % IL 2 2s1d a 6 SoWRsy ng1 e a
Kainod Of NewJersoy Apply to A. D. HOPE, lls Liberty
1JOXTCLAIR Speciality Properties sale low;
M rent iurnshc uurnisIed Parsons 40 Cedar St
GOUTH ORANGE, y. J.-12-roOm house,
= modern improvements cultivated garden rustic s9,g;
~
-unfuIuished SsOo-fuEnished A. kEPPELAANN' Los
Tultun.st.
rV'o LET.-Large house at Passaic re-
liable family viii take good care have II AZ hat
price. Inquire az 577 Broadway New-fork.
no LET.-A furnished cottage. fronting on
ias Sa!eT T @SaF s jaS Esa"iE sfEDTAS 70
Ccdar-st.. New-iork CITY.
V'O RENT-On the Hudson, at Riyerdale and
ylcuity-Choce places furnished sud unfinished TO
private families for the summer months OF year GkONGE
H. PErRlE lGi broadway.
J'O LET or LEASE-A two-story basement
4 and attic house Amity-St, Flushing l. / For par
ticUlarg apply to T. W SMITH Fifh National Bank corner
23dst aud 3dayea or g. EDWARD CARLI, Flushing
no LET-At Montclair, n. j., partly fur
/ nshtd HOUSE, contains eight rooms, besides kitchen
laundry bathroom; hot and cold water in bed rooms
unsurpassed The place has about = acres OF ground
Address " MONTCLAIR' p. o. Box 1890. y. Y.
ITO LET-COttage and grounds, Rye, y. !.
Three cottages Richmond Htl L. L. beautiful hous. IN
Brooklyn Reut low JASPER +. CORNING, 1854 Broad
way.
TEO lET-m NIontclair n. j. for one year
L ormorc, Is in Europe HOUSE thoroughly FUR
ushCd perfect order and water IL acres OF abu
with lawns hedges frult yeRetabes Tor summer
Winter plenty Of hay raised for horses also me
place taken Of NJ owners expense by 40
experienced gardener Apply TO NJ c. WARREN 40 BdWaY
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NBW- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIYIsIor

fOf trains 10 local points see timetable al stations
- SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at $3.50 a. m ~ "a -
Bound Brook and intermediate points and $3.50 n m ~
East0n Reading, and Harrisburg ~ ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
Gitn propcrtn 90 Get.

ADULTS ONLY.-A second floor, four
"A ROOMS also bath room in private hoqe with 9w1eg
ave. Rent $50. -
A SECOND and THIRD FLOOR TO LET
"A Unfunished conveniences for housekeeping AZ west
32d-st., between Broadway and 5thave
FURNISHED and UNF URNISHED FLATS
l. Immediate possession apartments with and without
tised registered here A. DALEY. 666 6th.aye
EROM MAY IAN OFFICE to a physician
dentist in 35dst between Broadway and tthaye In
quiTe at 81 West 32d-st.
STORES, OFFICES and LOFTS TO LET-In
- the lower part OF the city. JASPER E. CORNING, l64
Broadway, Room ll2.
STOREs. LOFTS, and OFFICES TO LET
F1lton on S' RUIASD wHTIHG J' BseGmans n gnu
TTO .-15TH-ST., near Union-square, a
three story and basement brick house; amprovements;
complete ORDER rent $1,000. Apply 2O2 East l0thsL
TTO LET-Recently and fully furnished, and
complete very desirable residence below 5Oth
st. 5thaye. Rent reasonable Address o., Box 1874
New-York.
TTO LET-With power-the best rooms for
pu' i2s and i25 West 2sh.st.
'T0 LET-TO q small family-a four-story,
high stOop. brown nehouse, between 9TH and 9Th
ayes Rent sI.l0O. Apply at No 81 West 5Oth.st.
TEO LET-In 72d-st., between 9Th and 9th
lots Central Park SHAVE. Inquire Of Il.
VAN AIKEN $50 West l9tt st
TO LET-To a small American family of
aduts-a delightful fat on West 34thst private high
rs a West Si6st ' HYu'' ~ ~ ~, 'IlY'' pp9 ~.
10 LET-The spacious 4-story and sub
basement store, No 81 eaverst for many years occu
possession before the ls OF May, 1878 Inquire o. NJ
N; Vail New-York Life Insurance Binding, 8iG Broad
OI WEST 27TH-ST, second house west Of
- Broadway house extra SIZE appointments hrstcass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
REOnHDED LEASES.

Triton william. aud Isabella stewart, 10 Emanuel
Lemon so a12 rta.ayr, 8 years, 90 annual rent Of.
IusrllIm Elizabeth 4. 10 Emma 2 q ttnhoid, l2Sh.
IT, s. lOUrt . %. 2day'. -5NlDi, years. 40 annual
ruut u .-----.-...
Manhattan Lllr Iusutancr Company 20 August Cop
InliI, sos T. and 10 fcls', 8 years. al annual
V'att,u NrS VI c. o the Young Mems Hebrew Assoc
citation, so llO " est i-ist, YER fur...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

70
4 p, m.-For High Bridge Branch, Easton psIr,do..
Mauch Chunk Connects at Junction with N + ~ a1d
6:S9 D NJ, daily Easton, Allentown and f ", ~ r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
ERIE RAILWAY.
n ~ ARRANGEMENT or TRAINS taking effect Feb. %

a. m-Cincinnau and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
room coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
Op IL lDIIy)-Fisi IT. Louis express arriving az Buffalo
clio a. M connecting with fast trains the West AMI south
"Gfum1ns best drawia sleeping coaches 10 buffalo,
- p m. lDaly)-Pacihc Express for the West Sleeping
coaCnts through 70 Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fa Cncl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

DIRECTORS Of CORPORATIONS may oh
lin careful u1c.cudrut audlts VI their auairs from
DAVID PAHK- TACkLLE, Consulting Actuafy and
- mn IIuaIMaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

CTAMFORD.-For sale or to let-0ne of the
- finest estates In the town. great sacrifice Apply at 2O6
Broadway, Room 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

4 Pleasant, well furnished cottage at Sea-siC
- PARK, Bridgeport Ct; fronting Long Island SOuu
rent 5000. Address :. H. HURD, 81 and SO Pinest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, at ROsele, n. j.;
~ 43 minutes from NewlOrk IL rooms rent S4OO very
desirable location A. D. HOPE ll9 Liberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

ADULTS ONLY.-A second floor, four
"A ROOMS also in private house, with owner
exchanged l39 East 30thst, near Lexington
ave Rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GhEAHf
l TRGTNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
RouTEooa and alter November L? 1877 trains leave New
Work Via Desbrosses ana COrandt Streets Ferries as ouOn
Express Harrisburg. Pts5urg the West a9d south s
puiman palace cars attached, a. m. and $3.50 p M
For WnilmSpOrt, Lock Maven CORY and Erie az oaV
D. m, connecting az CORY Tor Ttnsyile Petroleum NenuS
and tie OH Regions For WluiamspOrt ana Lock hA'eH
a. m. q i'm
uaon Express" Pullman p9f0r csrs dy ~ hsPs% az
day $3.50 a NJ: arrive Washington S:iV p ud nesaA ~
80 a M l. 6SO aHd p. sunday 6oV anu y y vi m
Express FOX Philadelphia $3.50, o:-V N;oO NV 4 GAO
46 g. $3.50, I. $50 and p N. sunday n w., o. o. O'
$40, and p N. Emigr2nt and sec9pdCiasS , Tre,
For trains Newark, Elizabeth Railway frhcStOo nonts
,on Perth AmOOy Remington Bevidee, anu O'ne1 PN''
ses local schedules all ticket offices. , III 81 trains
TSsSy Or arorng speedy and direct transfer ior
BT TTaSs arye Pts1ur 5o and ioo 2 Sns
1926 D. NJ daily 1910 m ana It, ioo 81 30 and Si0a
m'' Ii6 $40. and 1910 m 40 1870 ioIo ii5os' No.
FROM IA El5 800 $40 1910 and l9ZO r m SUNDAY
2;iU S:.lV'oao inIO 1880 $50 ana lO'<o p IN
o9P, 0:2V ofecs 59J and pa oatTay 10 Astor HOUSE.
ana tE Annex Depot foot OF Futonst 1rookyni No
IN and 10 lIudsOn-s, HoOoken; Depot Jersey "'y
ttir5,i,rrant Ticket ohce No Battery place .RNfFR
hERNNK THOMSON, l. J.. ff. 20 AeSSnt
-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31
THE YELLOW FEVER PESTILENCE.

We publish in another column manly
card from DR., Mackall Whatever diff
tercuccS of opinion NAV exist rs 10 the
cXpcdieucv Of making 4 CHANGE in the
object Of the excursion to he given on
Tuesday next, vet no man can DENY the
mcrtoriouS character Of the object 10
which lis nets proceeds are 10 be ap-
piled, and we mistake the public spirit
of EIkton very seriously il, in view of
that object, the proposed excursion does
not prove 4 signal success Gloomy
reports reach us every day Of the fear
full pcstilcnce that is dcpopuIating the
icvcr-Strickcn cities and towns Of the
Southwest Meanwhile the death rate
increases. and the pcStilcnce shows no
signs OF abatement All over our broad
land there echoes the painful cry of
humanity, asking help aud >uccor. The
terrible news that reaches uS. comes TO
Us with one glimpse Of light and hope
the conduct Of the noble men who.
from different sections Of our common
country, have gone 10 nurse the sick and
dying in these plaguc-Strickcn towns.
and others who ARE sending them the
means Of relief Such proifers and acts,
overlooking local preiudiccs and sec
tional feelings, raise our belief in the
nobility Of human nature Isn't it some
thing. then. 10 know in our own little
community that, although we NAV not
possess immense resources and NAV not
command great sums a. conspicuous
donations to our suffering counlrvmcn.
vet humanity Is an active impulse in
our midst that o'crleaps State lines, and
makes no geographical, political or re-
ligiou- distinctions While the news
from the yellow fever districts Is sad
and depressing, vet the response of the
people of the North To the cries that
come up from the South for help have
honorcd them a. people New York
city alone contributes $2l 900 in sin
gle day 1t is but laudablc local am
bition, then, that We too a. commun-
itv should contribute SOMETHING as an
evidence Of our sympathy for our plague
stricken countrymcn. II it be true that
one touch Of sympathy makes all man
kind kin then ii becomes the impcra-
tive dusty Of every Christian minister
and laymGn in Elkton to contribute
something towards the general relief
fund The Christianity tina; will not
prove its gcnuinencss in such an aillic-
lion as this is n poor counterfeit Of the
original article
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effort aud suilrr Themselves tn hc ear
ried back again to the beginning. II is
Impossible To Indicate here even the line
of the argument of the elaborate and
thorough exposition which Mr. Shcr-
man makes of the good effects of Re
sumption and the evil effects of a back
ward policy The passages in which
hr deals with senator Thurman's RI
cent secession from the ranks Of hard
money men is far more convincing than
Mr.. Thurman will care to have it. Per
haps nothing in this series of refuta-
uons goes 50 straight to the mark as
the Secretary answer 10 the Senators
affected fear of the money power. He
SAYS: Party organization is infinitely
more powerful for combination than the
money power Ny own experience in
office enables me TO say that if YOU con
vcnc ten bank presidents YOU will have
ten different opinions, while party or
ganizatien brings even Judge Thurman
and General Ewing on the same plat
form" What the Secretary has to say
concerning the Democratic conspiracy
to convert Louisiana from her Republic
can ways by processes of terrorism.
concerning the sectional spirit Of party
which relies upon the solid South for
existence, and concerning the PrcSi-
dents policy and the labor question.
will he widely read a. the best thought
Of prominent Republican leader.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

friend who told the story did not coulinc
himself strictly to The truth II is diff
licult 10 imagine that any one who had
enjoyed the high privilege of the Gen
erals friendship shoald be so depraved
but it often happens that the purest
influences are wasted in this wicked
world, and that the brightest examples
OF rectitude are disrcgardcd 10y those
who are the nearest To them
An address of the most exalted SEN
timent, couched in the tropical rhetoric
peculiar to the State, has been issued
by the Democratic State Committee Of
South Carolina In ii occurs this pas
sage: The reign of ignorance and vice
in South Carolina is past and gone
Virtue, intelligence and elevated states
manshp shall, As during the last two
years, control the public affairs Of South
Carolina" Virtue is represented bv
the assurance to the negroes that thcv
are liable to have their heads shot off if
they vote the Republican ticket, and
are sure to receive half their former
value as slaves if they vote the Demo
cratic ticket Intelligence is repre-
scented by the sending of General VI G..
Butler, the hero of the Hamburg mas
sacre, to the United States Senate, and
elevated craftsmanship is represent
ed by immunity to the bull-dozer, par
don TO the kuklux, and amnesty for the
moonshiner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31
IL the trCUli Court ~ Crr.i county. Ia Chaurrry.
NJ. so
THE object of this suit is to procure

{ / NE tl,lftl Oh liilS suit Is TO procure
L 40. grr ir 'H- -ai- 81 s, I.tf.r. # lui situate
Fern vtl~ 10 CcIl county uu the Ssu-h.rra II,cr
known 50 Per-. Point. lu u"r that the Proceeds
sal MAY De- d.,u lmau- those entitled IL .r-tp ar-
eur,.Iu- . i.rir several tU,t proportions.
The 1914 -'.~- that w. undivided ii'fH- 4 aid rar
81 - iln' 'Fe "~"'d ~ Ia" complainant, that t~"
Other NTH HuurI ly lIlHuIL J. Grow ILL., wifi at
1'Hn : trr-"''. 'uig"'i ." Tia" 'rw"T-rt-h 60; her
H"IA-r. Mn 4 v .lHfgrs. that tas remaining t.uu-
NTH Wa "u'Ti 10 "rc william Aurr,an formerly 81
'H'>ri Ca the Stat" - Pru-F i'aiA, io died iu'r
TAX. leaving tur~. ,niirrr.. y-- EHka Y Anderson
aitarypr.- uirrlr 90 H. h1f,l- and she r,uN~ 81
H"r interest 10 -Ii laui -tli J4Iu-- Msutir~ and
NIry 4. N,luIIrr. hi, aIir: Thuna. Nou Anderson
NEu o. dead. gu'~-ttr 1uI without i--u- and Ey.I.u,
Anderson, VII, married David Porter Tia, aid ~
lena Porter and her husband both dead: that aid
h'"l"nH H- ut"-ttt- AMI that her h-r~-st-law ar.
h~E -n David u. Porter eh.-- name ). ,rurg--
anna both f".uiins ia Washington. D. e two grand.
''' ia" children ~ hrt deceased ia. William H. P5r-
ter, VIII" lett widow Ekrh-th \ Porter viz NpuIna
g Porter and William u Porter. whose wife. l.
WAY . fnrtrg. HAT --alI NuuIua e. ruTIsr and
William u Porter srI VIE aud Elizabeth 4 Porter.
1 reside Ir Washington 81 here beyond the luft-
,tlnu t!f> Court: al,,i four other EranIrI lrra
'hIIit~n 81 h'r Decreased daughter ENrlrua Who mar
r"i e. ll'rl- Heap AMI I IGtr-t.:~ about the Year
l>' 'tu- surviving hrr tie -lii" Harms Ii~ap ami
i'uT children EuIma, unmarried. VITO T,-Is with
her father. II tHu-t4utUallr. 90 EuFup-. LsNu-tv =
married Co. Washington - >l.T-T--.t Jeanette r-rl--
10 Erk,Nu N~~ York. sud -r h4siaud - attached 10
u" n,l state Ca- >ur'"' Hnd J., beyond N" JurI--
dgJl'u 81 th- Court. David Porter Heap. whn-" WIirs
narav J. Eil~th both II whom reside IL thu state II
hh"!~ Island 81 "~~w here beyond tie IuTt-iIei"u 81
thu Court and Charlie Ri har'I- Heap unmarried and
Residing "a rnl~iphit. ia ih" state of Pennsylvania
tn" Hiil Farther state that all Tia" rt" L. this suit
~ fu.I aUI THAT thee -,fI lot parcel Land
ruua' D.. ItIrl with mt ln- ami injury 10 the ptri-
iuf-T--G 4.
Il trr-u.u aGJuIs-,! aud ordered i, 7,h I.v Of
August in the yrAr ~ that ihr complainant ~
causing . rtpH ui ihI, orirT 70 Lr gu.-rir, IA some
newspaper Published in cecil county. once q week TOT
uu~ mouth before TIL tenth 'iaN # September next
ElF- JAr said absent defendant q the irrt
md Substance Of this Bill ami them 10 appear "a
iH.> "ffitn rT-' w 10 -'t-ii"r,"u " '-i"rr 'h~
trHtA dan #3 hy,rui.r next Answer Tho pr,tns.--
aal siuN .tr.a. 10 any they have. why I,ar,- aushi
iHl 60 pas a. prayed
4 W MITCHELL Clerk
ITU" copy, tel A. ". Mitchell.
Aug IL. ls7s-lm Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

TINS is what the Boston Tran
script says of Butter: Gen Butler
loves the soldiers and sailors 50 much
that he, with a figure head took $I42.-
600 as legal fees for merely nominal
service out of the 5000, 900 awarded TO
the officers and sailors Of Farragu;'s
fleet for the capture of New Orleans.
Officers of the Treasury say that $4,000
would have been large fee for the ser
vice Butler and his partner in the job
performed, for all they had TO do could
have been done by the merest tyro Of
an attorney.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

lT Is an axiom among mathematicians
and logicians that if a hypothesis is
wrong, all argument based upon it is
sheer nonsense and leads to nothing
IN fact is sEDUCTIo AID ABsURpUM.-
What sort of a platform, then, can the
Democratic party build on such ride
ulous falsity as the following. which
was the first clause in the set of rcso.
lutions offered last week, at their State
Convention at Saratoga, New York:
Whereas, The condition of the country
demands the control of the Democratic
party over both branches of the Federal
Legislature.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

kEARNEY is going to New York at
last, and makes special request that
no politicians who are identified with
the old parties be allowed to speak from
the same platform with him. Probably
all the politicians who have been iden-
titled with the old parties will be glad
to oblige Kearney in this matter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31
REPUBLICAN CALL.

The Republican voters of Cecil county
are requested to meet at their usual voting
places, on SATURDAY,, august 31st, to
choose Five Delegates from each district,
to meet in Elkton, on MONDAY, the end
day Of September, at II o'clock \. NJ, TO
select Four Delegates to the Congressional
Convention, which meets in Westminster
on September An, to nominate Republican
candidate for Congress.
BY order of the COMMITTEE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

CAN any more striking proof be given
of the absurd legislation Of the last
Congress than the fact that dollar of
42O grains is at a discount of ten per
cent. aud the legal tender dollar of
il2 - grains is at par
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

THE Potter Committee has again
adjourned subject to the call of the
chairman. Its efforts to exhume the
political nastiness of Louisiana NAV
have had something to do with the out
break of yellow fever there.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31
AR. SHERMAN ON RESUMPTION.

Secretary Sherman's speech is i'm
Portant as defence Of the policy Of
resumption by its special champion and
official exponent He well declares this
the most important question Of the can
vass, and asks whether the people. after
they have toiled near to the summit of
this Hill Difficulty, will abandon the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

Mr.. BLAINE spoke from long ex-
perience, the other day, when he said
that whatever else American people
do with currency, let me say to you
that there is no body of men so little
competent to determine the question of
money as congressman
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

IL the new party nomenclature,
widow who loans her money to the
Government is "bloated bondholdcr:"
a chronic oilice-seeker who wants the
Government to support him, is cham
pion Of the down-trodden sons of the
soil.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

IT is generally hoped that the COM
ing elections for Congress will give But
Ter and Voorhees, leave of absence, as
the most pestiferous members of that
body. Hewitt, the head of the Labor
Committee, has been defeated for re-
nomination.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

AT Washington Senator Thurman
appears to be the rising man for Presi-
dent, completely chewing Tilden off the
track. 1t has not heretofore been the
case that those earliest on the track
win the race
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

Nasty has turned Nationalist, and
his rallying cry is about as sensible a.
most of the theories advanced before
Hewitt's Labor Committee He saws
"Our capassity for spendin money must
be ekal to our capassity for perdoosin
it, and both must be onlimitid."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

Mr. FOSTER has discovered that the
" Southern policy is a failure 1t is
hard when man is obliged to hold his
own offspring up bv the neck and choke
the breath out of it. Let us, therefore.
not be hard on Charles Let US rather
weep for him, as the unintcntional pro-
gcnitor Of a monstrositv
Washington Post DEM
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

THE United States Minister at Vienna
gave banquet last Saturday night in
honor of General Grant On Monday
the General left the Austrian capital for
Stiyermark.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

GEN. BUTLER says he has never seen
the Sherman letter, has never told any
one that he had seen it, and does not
believe in its existence 1t may be that
the Generals political and personal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

ANIMALS LICK each other from mo-
tives of affection The reverse is gen.
orally the case with men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

Ex-DooRKEErER Fitzhugh, the bigger
man than ole Grant, will reopen VIII
lard's Hotel as resort for Southern
people.