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, 1878-09-28
REFORMATION IyAUcUEArED,-For year

REFORMATION INAUGUEATED.-for or a year
or two past some farmers have disposed OF
lots of dirty wheat greatly 10 the pecunlary
disadvantages OF purchasers IN Portland, ana
sadly TO the damage of the reputation oI
ORION wheat IN the market OF the world
10 .ach AZ extent Lad this matter beeU car
ried that il had become very difficult tosei! y
cargo Of wheat aAoat We are happy to an
nounce that two % our energetic citlzens-the
McLea Brothers-have two OF the best
separators the markets of the east Afford. WIN
4 capacitv 10 clean $50 hashelS OF Oregon
wheat each per Lour. They are portable.
At this time they are set MP oh fIanders new new
wharf and in energetic operation on an oOoo
busfIel engagement. ) tact almost incred.
Die. showing the condition ot tins l"t OF
y heat. WAS stated as we stood looking at the
machines in operation, VIZ There was Il
s!.rinkace OF ten per cent. IN the b"lk alter
the wheat was cleaned OF course tins viii
work hardship 10 some individuals tor ht-
tie While. but the aggregate benefit to the
wheat market of Oregon, II tins cleaning Is
persisted IN. IL wears 20 come Viii he neal
t,l.LIe. 1t is estimated tia this lot ot
wheat. which Will cost 20: cleaning about )
.,i,fs rar Eushei. VIII command at last
shl!li,S a hundred more than II 1t had been
crwarIed IS racc.rcd from the farla--Orc-
q5s.;,'.i.
, 1878-09-28
ncsersers 10 the front.

Somebody has sent us an open letter OF
II G.. S.rgve. deserter. 10 EeIiah Brown.
Birds 4 a feather. Wei tl.is Is appropriate
\ confessed deserter, uubuTlens himself 10
one whose disloyalty dariug tbewar rendered
lin Infamous. Eo;h sought refuge III, as
-:.i-e savs. - this then remote land Of cIvI-
llg,,ion.- >,rurc makes his Own case. 1t Is
lis CIT repeated story Of fifteen years OF
ago, andLisagpeal forpublie sympathy hyai
lusion to his . large family, which herarades
in public and private Weare not concerned
with his attacks upon young Bloomfield and
Judge Wirgard. They are republicans, and
can speak ior Themselves. The Judge, We
understand. WAS ordered Some years ago,
when he was United States attorney, 10 IN
vos.:-ate certain charges against Sruve ;
among others that lie was a dese.fer, and
that he was not a citizen. chelicveJCdse
Niaeard i,;.rd and reported these facts to
be true. That they were true 10 one ROM
denies. lie was deseIte5, and he has only
recently been naturalized.
In this "open letter" with 4 brazen AZ
froutry which is land, he Row tells the
pe,,le Of tbs territory, that notwithstand-
ins aI this, lie has filled the Offices Of
probate judge and prosecuting attorney Tor
s.r,a ysa.-s besides being member for sew
eraI terms of both houses OF the legislative
assembly, and president oT the council, and
secretary OF the territory, etc. Can such
ti.iu.s lie: \ man yaunting that he has
fraudulrutlv held all these important Offices
which he lad 10 more right to hold than a
Eamnoci, Indian.
The plea Of infancy, i''tiftccn years }
wont do here. Strive IS lawyer Of thou
sands Of lriei>, ~ he says He knew that
our orsan;c act provide. Ia the 9TH section,
That 10 person belonging t" the army or
navy Of the United States St0H err b, siccfr1
10 hof aug c.r1 "jce cT appointment IN his
f.y.IDgA" lie knew that as an unnatural
izri foreigner he was totally Ineligible to
tie Offices he boasts Of having held, IN fraud
of and 10 the eXclu !on Of qualified citizens.
He l.ncw that hu was not even entitled to
vote IN this territory This valiant Office
holder went to Washington, after holding all
these Offices, and he says Tie .'on'is.inciIt
was cancelled, ct In other words, he
MAS y IlIIlcWashed and came back. As 4 mat
ter Of curiosity, we 9:uUid hike EerIah Brown
TO rsf,ubii~i, the s,aeal"ay Of STRIVE, which
appeared ii his paper some years %g", IN
which lie says that lie said Strive Is a scn
Of Grs.a,e >trUve, lie German patriot. He
vii hardly DO So now that the history of
the. brave Custave Is published, and Ii appears
that hc died ciit,tL.<.
, 1878-09-28

SAMUEL J. TILnEN. the greatest man 81
his age. has made Pew move in politics
by rc-opening the war on Tammanv. HIS
master hand appears III AZ as,aul, upon
the sheriff, county clerk. and register Of
New York, wkom the governor Is soon IL
lie asked 10 rcmcye on charges that They
have taken large sums as i!iesal ices. Il
is well understood Iha: llr Ti!lcn al
ready has tie state convention OF lis
party, which Is soon t. meet At Syracuse,
in his hands. /, Is can>dared certain
that his oponcn:s within LIS party. active
and powerful rs they az. wi,l lie unable
to shake his power Cheated oa- # tn.
presidency 10y the mos: corrupt galr of
men who ever held sway. tie rt,uls in
tend To avcnge lis Wrongs by again elect
ing HIM 10 the Lish>s. o;!:ce within their
gift.
, 1878-09-28

WHERE TIE RESPONSIBILITY RESTS.-The
unfortunate debtor class has more TO suffer
before the relief Will certainly come, hut the
tightest strain Is over, and the prospect is
encouraging II congress and the state legiS-
latures and the municipalities viii make a
united effort to cut down the expenditures
Of the general and local government. and go
back to republican simplicity and honorable
economy. TIE dar of relief viii he astened-
Ii the people VIII protect themselves tins
fall by electirg members of congress ano.
state legislatures worthy to be trusted and
capable OF carrying ont wise policy, they
will contribute largely to the desired end.
, 1878-09-28

THE RESULT II MAIyE.-it is now GER
tain that the next governor "t Name viii he
either 4 democrat or a greenbackyr. He
certainly viii MOI he q radical aS things look.
The election deyolves upon the legislature,
hv reason of the failure of the radical can
didate 30 get 4 majority over lis democratic
and sreen'ack competitors. The senate is
radical. bat OF lie l5l members Of the
assembly only d are of that party. There
are - democrats and - greeHlackcrs, aHd
Oh Joint bcllot the two combined have n
majority Mr. Blaine Is not happy at the
result Massachusetts, viii probably be next
to throw of the radical yoke.
, 1878-09-28

Coon .iS~ICE-'ihe common sense p9!'!cS
for the peog le Of thiS tersi:o:yin the election
Iris fall. Is 70 yute for delegate - congress
from tie Sya,la N':-!!a valley, Sc IS 10 wean
t!at section from tie idea Of going "i Ia
1regon, as they have saoan strong 'hsn"sI-
ton ior sev saI years, principally because the
Puget Soand regi2g always threw oit
on an East c! the mountains man tor several
tsrms pas, and voted sectioualiy, which has
caused thea to sour on us THIS ume 1t Is
the policy Of Western Washington to give
them the candidates Of both parties. and on
oar side Of the mountains tn vote Tor men
and measures leaving all the honors To
omr trans mountain brethren Q! all rartles.-
Nclta Lncilic L..L.s.
, 1878-09-28

4 DFglT on THE WRONG SInE.-Oreeoas
State land fund makes rather a nlea2re show
ing, in which 1t Is illustrated that an Office
NAV cost more than il is worth Governor
Chadwick's message declares that the DIS
bursements from the land fund for the last
two wears ave been S26, 4S6 23, and the re-
ceipts in the same time only Sl3, l51 "a,
That is to sav. the expenses have double
the profits. The land department has
been managed by a SORT of adventurer,
named Tom Cam, and as matter OF course
the outcome is on the wrong side.
, 1878-09-28

\ MISTAKEN rEED!CrioN--SoT-e years
400 i,tnous Scotch spinner said that
.ne Gotten yarns could Lever be produced
IN the dry variahl,. climate Of America. ii
the Gentleman still lives. lie has found out
his mistake \ Connecticut company his
taken the eoid medal and the gra:.d prize At
the Par, czt:ei.l". Ioc si'""I cotton a;';i'.St
al! the manufacturers Of E-s!and, Scotland
and France. i crod naay ".her people be
sides cotton-s, mes have been surprised at
the number and character oi tx a"..rds
made 10 oar american exhibitors.
, 1878-09-28

CRIME FOLLOWING TIRE PL,crE.-Crime
has inevitably followed the yellow fever in
the South. In the hali deserted towns of
the injected region /; Is L, longer possible to
maintain regular local government. and the
thieves have discovered that they have moth
ing to ie.g from tac police. They are con
seqaently ll.l4giag night AID lei,, and with
out resistance t-an the few cnfeebled citizens
Who are lett. Tae sane thing occurred In
Loadon during the great plague. Bands o.
thieves at tnat time travcrssd the streets,
breaking and robbing the deserted houses
ani reve.lag IN the abandoned cellars and
iarders OF the wealthy. Sometimes -Aese
rowing gangs would come INTO ! house 50 full
OF the infection that they died in the midst
OF their pluuieriugs. Tins work OF theft aud
pIllace was Carried On for several weeks. and
the authorities were to- feeble u oppose II
successfully Il Will probably he som. t;me
before the Southern loc..l yii5grs r,,ajr, yj.,,r
enough 10 resume active government. L,-
meantime the thieves carry their hives IN
their hands, AMI /, is P-sslE.e tha. the ri.s
they run more than Offsets their gain
, 1878-09-28

JoIx SHERMAN is millionaire. lie ac-
ouirod his fortune during = congressional
career of eighteen years, with a salary ranS-
INC from three thousand TO five thousand
dollars per annUm. EurIn@ thia t'sae he de
voted himself exclusively to politics, but he
was fortunate enough TO he chairman e! the
senate committee "f finance when All '"e
lar.e loans were issued and WAS tae cJni!den-
tai friend Of Jay Cooke, through whose hands
most Of item passed q therefore enjoyed
tie best opportunities ior getting rich, and
lie knew how 10 improve them.
, 1878-09-28

SENATOR McnoNALD Is authority for say
ing that the ercenhack movement l" Indiana
is no stronger than it vas tw" years ago.
Ir some sections q; the state it has grown
stronger and in others i; has diminished.
There is bare possibility that II the state
legislature is close the nationals may hold
the balance of power, and in that event the
choice Of the legislature Of the United States
senator might t.. th~ selection "i a man not
Lo,ked OH the slate Of either the dcmCcrotic
or republican parties.
, 1878-09-28

DEMOCRACY AND NoILINGMEE. i he
PRINCIPLES of the democratic party, when
;.lrpacd to the administration Of public
affairs. mare t. the benefit of the laborIng
classes. They are based on the idea that
tie !alorcr Is worthy of his hire that he
should've permitted to enjoy the frutts OF
his own industry and, therefore, these
principles are upposed TO SPECIAL or class
LEGISLATION, 10 lnUHopDlics, to government
suhaiGlcs, 10 granting Of pablic lands -
railroads "a steamboat corporations, 10
Sp-ca!!cd protective tariffs, and I" absurd
navigation laws, y Whc! VIII not permit an
American cit.zcn 10 purchase 4 foreign
built vessel and sail It under American
calors J. l. democratic = III accord
with dgmocratlcprlEc.p! p!,s-that;:n Amyr-
lean citizen, native or adopted, has Il nat
ural ri.ht. winch rn ius: system Of GOV
c;umcnt l.Iii at;gmp; = d.yest Mm of, to
sell his uEa labor, or Ia- products Of his
own lahrr, /" Uhomsucrer h-r.cascs, and
IN V hats market hc pleas $, IN lis
own ~ ;.ay other comltry, unAanpcrcd
and unrestricted hy Sroc.Il cr arbitrary
govcrm,nt5. Ic-u'atiJns. " Equal and
cNac, justice to all mcn. Of whatsoever
Sta," or PalzUAsiun, r,,Iginus orP"lit cal,
i = ,.:.danCI'., I@EcI IN the democratic
creed. and has been So held from the time
lis expression Was formEiat q by Thomas
jefferson 10 the present day II nee it
Is that tie masses OF the ? anp.e, vino
prosper best under democratic rule, giav-
itarc instiucuvcIy To the democratic ra-s3',
and form It's mann supp"vt.
, 1878-09-28

HG. NnHiLING. the socialist fanatic who
attempted to assassirate tie Ega.eE"r Of
Germany, las died Of his wounds, and tins
spared the Empire tie small expense oi bis
hrri mai, r,.s ! conviction and death sen
terye ausj the !uLiic exccGtioncr the Job "i
making LIN the shorter l.y head, HIS re-
MANS VII, @ 30 tie grave entire. unlcss the
corpse Shall be handed over to the surgeons
fnr dissection. and those who delight IN read
ing of scenes upon the scalio!d viii be de
}rlyei Of the chapter OF blood they have eX-
rec;ed. Execratel by the world, discarded
iy his Kindred. and with memory ever To
Lc held as infamous, the Socla.iNtlc Zea!ot has
gone to his last account. It would have heen
better had lie never lived, or else hal died
much Younger.
, 1878-09-28

GEN. FUZ-JouN roGrEg's C,sE-The
testimony in the review of the case Of Gcn.
Htz-John Porter Is by aaioSt every witness
made stronger in his ,in.hcatiou, and makes
1t clearer that he was the victim Of the false
hood and jealousy and haze ot the hr&ggartS
Pope, McDoWrli. and others, who principally
distinguished thcmsclv,s Gurin. the WEI
10y never winning any battles. except those
fought IN the army chgurs which di>graccG
the campaign trom the first defeat and raric
at Bull Run down To- the final pcat,', and OF
which. durlu. his term A. secretary Of war.
the ev,r-Iaiamous Stanton was thc chici
promoter. ten. Porter VIII be completely
indicated AT last. 10 the confusion and dis
honor Of bis cilumnlatorS and prosecutors,
hut 1t is beyond The power Of morialS 10 It.
store to him tha; oi which tuey have 50 long
deprived him.
, 1878-09-28

BoNANZA MNEs.-The great bonanza
mines that have played 50 stirring part
m California history seem entirely cx-
Aag>tti and about To vanish from the
Scene. Notwithstanding the tenacity with
which their leading owners try to keep
Up the belief thai there is stiI! paying ore
in them. The Sutro tunnel, that has
been completed at enormous expense,
after wears Of labor, looks Ike was Cd
achievement. Shares in the California
mine. that al one time We're worth ii the
market ,ariya Thousand dollars each,
have fallen To fraction over thirteen
dollars each. and Consolidated Virginia.
that Was nearly Is valuable, to fourteen
dollars and hall. Many have grown
rich through these mines, hut thousands
have been heg1ared by them Their
wealth has been a curse and not a blessing.
, 1878-09-28

TIE N,TioSAL PiETT seems everywhere
TO have derived its strength from secessi"La
from the ranks of the party m power MInoil-
ties hang tccethcr ior defensive purpose. /;
the successful MASSES split iccausc there Is
never enough in the political pot TO reward
all that think they Lave claim upon the
snnls
, 1878-09-28

AtERcAS EXsoETs.-Our exports for
the YEAR ending June last greatly exceeded
our imports, the exact amount Of the ex-
cess being S255 ,S96. .653. The exports
We're S'22:..f.@,49S imports. Si66, ,S12,-
Hi6. Daring thai year We exported Si5,-
66o, ,ooo more than in the year previous,
and imported about So, 200, 900 less
Cur exports # gold and silver for the
same year were ST ,054 ,9S5. and our i'm
ports Of the precious metals We're 500,
29,Sli. For the first time in many Years
we imported more gold and silver than
We exported. As We are the principal
gold and silver producing nation Of the
world, these metals might, like other mer-
| chandlse, he exported without atiordine
evidence that We are growing poorer.
But the circumstance that We import
more than We export is certainly crafty
inc.
, 1878-09-28

The DEMOCRATS need be in no hurry
about a candidate for president in 1880.
They may congratulate themselves that some
of the gentlemen ambitious 10 I'll that
office are already doing what lies IN their
power 10 establish their unftness for the
place. Let the scalps Of the unqualified lie
ranidly hung mp until they make long row:
The way for the right man will be rendered
all the palmer.
, 1878-09-28

SrcrrrAEY SHERMAN contributed hun
dred dollars 10 the republican fund. the
salary Of the president Is NOR" than SIX
times greater than Sherman's, hnt the prrSi-
dent hasn't vet cone down with anytLlng,
and the country Las ahou: c5Ecluded n"t
to work up any more enthusiasm on Mr..
HAYES promise.
, 1878-09-28

GucD NEWS FOR Wool GROWERS The
American consul at Annoy reports To the
dcpartmcnt Of state some important facts
and suggestions relative 10 trade in WOODEN
Goods. The states 0f the Pacific possess
advantages for competing for the w"olcn
trade Of China which nothing can change
or tale away Both San Francisco and
Portland are nearer hy some thousands OF
miles to all ports of China than any port
Of any other competing state III the world.
'ic great valley Of the Columbia contains
IL U.UH, ,U00 acres Of GrSt-rate sheep pas
tura.c With a IargerPopulat;on, cheaper
labor and the completion of The Northern
Pacific railroad, the buzz of millions Of
spindleS will be heard on the banks ot the
Culunhi:, California wool andthe cheaper
grades of Oregon, seem just adapted 10
Chinese uses. Some English writers have
imputed the present demand of W""!cns
in China 10 the enhanced cost Of silk, ai!u
predict that ii revival Of the SIX industry
MI! cause corresponding decline IL tAt
use Of wouien goods. The consul Shows
that such views are erroneous. Annoy IS
the Oh and natural home "f tn silk
worm and mulberry tree. iiele Marco
Polo discovered the beautiful cloth which
he called ''Zutun (SatIn.) Observations
from this pom, do not sustain the English
theory The demand for blankets, dis
placing dirty cotton coveriets, viii Ger
tain'y continue, and may hc increased
enormously The use Of al kinds Of
woolen goods must improve as their prices
approyimate those of cotton. Among
o,her American articles made Of wool,
rugs, with pictures + tigers, d:a.o'ss, etc, p,
interviewer, a-e exceedingly u"pg!a:.
, 1878-09-28

JoUN SIBERIAN AND THAI i.E!TEE.-tirs;,
.Eohn Sherman G..!at believe he wrote the
WeAier-An,!ersaa Ict.,r, W he might have
written IT, NeX., Whca convinced that tie
Poster committee didn't have the letter and
after Mrs. jerks came t" ia relief ~ s,;c,.r-
iug that she dictated the letter and that
Sherman had no part il Il. hr positively al
iirm,d that l. i...l never Writicn anything
Of the KIND. Eat noW that ro Is lei to he
lcve that the letter is ready in existence.
AMI likely L. be brought up il testimony
aga;G>; hiln. lie threatens to prosecute the
parties III whose possession he shall fad 4;
Ail this Is very lad for John Sherman. if
lie i.eNtr wro;t such letter. how can Il have
existence. a4i why does Lc myna:e lis Gus
todi.n with prosecution: Ii he wrote the
letter t. Nobhpr and anderson, and ii
passed from him t. them. !; Is 10 longer his:
it Is And,rs1nS Is the surviving partner Of
the two. Or, Ii Anderson has rot got il.
but some ".acr person has, only Anderson
can institute proceedings tor,cJyeri L. Shcr-
mans l,u!f viii not scare tie committee.
Ben Batter l. abe as criminal LAWYER. and
il John Sherman has been committing per
igrv, Bold Ben viii be very likely To prove
the crime upon hiH,. There is a good deal
OF the Ham4uor ghost fright in the - Sher
man letter to John Sherman, and he has a
hard road before him. as Things how appear.
, 1878-09-28

TIE CANS WILL EE CrcNEp WuE.-h
a roasing speech III Michigan, Ralph J. I!"!t
made tie following -nod hits: "At recent
s.a'c conveuli' Ii held !sv ,hc radicals O; lii
r.s, ore e tn" enthusiastic spc.,.e!s /, ie-
ported 10 have declared thaJ tie radical par
ty had become So firmly established thar not
cyc. the @a,es 4 he'll would prevail! against
it. avn inclined to think the i,iin"i, "r,t":
is correct | to Eni believe ;!,a5 the gates
oi hell VII! prev@il a@a;us. thu. party. ou
the contrary, when the .a;c-hycprr of Tat
institution discovers tie - !ical Tarty ap-
preaching, with crmm,aIahlc st.acity AID
I"llteHyss lie vii. SviH- those gates wide
open and 1t the Whalg cnIc,m right in
And pity tie institution &:uer that "a ~
ge-S IL. Before !. la, be,f. thcr- thirty days
it viii get mp c..Ger ~ h.i.istonc, begin
- issHe inter,~;-hca:ir@ h.i.ls and Ila':c the
cav.rn~ "f pe:di;Ion .ci." with terrific shouts
ior Grant aud The traditional bloody shirt
, 1878-09-28

TIE GEFNAE rAEIINHls;T Is opened ahd
the government has once more made M ISSUE
On the passage Of the hIli for the suppression!
Of socialism. 1t Is possible that with the aid
of the ultramontancs, the measure may get
through. hut still doubtful. The time Is ;;l-
,ar,n,lv not far distant whcu the l:aper'ai
Government must chouseb between two Things,
namely: the limitation Of the sHilr..-e, or
the concession OF "re+in"-,hle' ministry.
Universal sufrage. a,,d the retention q a
ministry a4ains. which there i clearly a
majority, are things too Incompatible to exist
long togcthe..
, 1878-09-28

SMALL STATES. IN Interview yrreFrescntS
Governor seymour As dissatisfied with the
makeup Of TIE senate 10y states, having I'M
due weight. lie Is reported Is asking:
What Is 10 prevent these greater states
from calling . convention of their own,
adopting reformed constitution under
which the smaller states ToCH t. a!io"cd
only their due weigh, IN national al.aits, and
insisting, As matter Of justice that tins
should he adopted IN place - the one that
allows the populous as3d wealthy common-
wealths to he taxed tor the benefit Of the
smaller states =
, 1878-09-28

rAiemphis Appea'rri:ts comparative
table Of the morality from yellow lever Tor
the frs twsu!y-six days Of 1873 and tie
present wear, Showing a total Eul:i'er OF
deaths tbs year Of I05I, against 90 for the
sane time li,e years ago. The greatest NOR
t.li,y any one dag Ia 1879, WAS -, GA the
iU,il OF October There lave not been -
few deaths As th.t, tins year. @!Hcc the -I'h
nf AM.uEt
, 1878-09-28
\ TrnpInIr nIspARIrY.LGenera! Grant's

\ TERRIBLE DISPARITY.-tenera! Grant 5
opinions, published in the New \ lork Heretd,
continue to attract much attention, anu have
very naturally produced much criticism lie
general is very anxious to have 1t appear
that there was no considerable disparity he
tween the armies Of the North aud South.
Fortunately the records OF the war separt-
ment are not lost, and they completely de-
stroy Grants pretended facts and figures \
contributor 10 the HerGd, who has had ac-
cess to these official documents, shows that
the whole number of soldiers "n the North
ern side exceeded 2,.0o,O the otilciai
papers show that all told the c0nfedelates
did not exceed 600 coo. Of which, At 30 time
had they 200 600 efficient soldiers 2t any one
time III the field. The official reports also
show ahOut tG1, 600 Southern men IN tie
Northern army; thus, III fact, tie South
was divided against itself, GCu, Goo against
-;g1.GGo. As make-weight these last had
to help them ,, 300, 600 Northern men, Then
the Northern navy blCckadiug the sea-coaSt
and penetrating every part a! tie South was
cgrivalrut by estimation, to |. DID, 600. Then
Tie North had illiihitabie resources cf money
aud If supplies Of every character u hlle The
South was cribbed. cab:ued and confined,
with the most limited resources. The infer
euce drawn Ly the writer is that the dis
proportion was 50 vast that the only true
solution Of the question why the So.th was
not brought 20 Terms within year is-want
ct GOOD gencralsi.ip. With such overwhei'a-
il. superiority in all Of these capable gen
cral yould 50 have EarG!al Lis Resources as
TO have on every occasion such manifest SU-
per!oritv as would have rendered resistaLc.
iopeless and have left the only alternatives
yielding or destruction. The South likewise
had the moral sentiment OF Europe against
her, which Was = prodigious disadvantage.
Had the SGuthgru generals possessed the
resources IN men, MONEY, material. navy and
commerce, possessed hy their advers@rieS,
Grant would never have been welcomed by
:.:iy crowned heads Of Europe.
, 1878-09-28

HAYES oN His RNNH'rS Several .! the
obscure places Of the West, y, ere no lres'-
dent has ever visited, and hone are likely q
visit for years 10 come, and. hence, where
the bogus article is viewed with = certain de
gree oi popular coam"tinn, Ea.c lately been
VISITED by Hayes, and he enjoys the small
welcome 50 much thai he appears disposed
to tarry on tic way. Ii l. SO rarely that he
finds ANYTHING approximate to hearty vel,
come that he makes the most oi tn, ueares,
to il wherever !. is tc!.lrr-I. And there ar
always few wir>r greed ior oii.cc or public
patronage, or r"torirty, iaprls them to Il,
impels them to do tie hoGars Oh he occasion.
Thus he wcariiy wanfcrs.
, 1878-09-28

I.ry. Aiviu WIsEaIL. Of Eew lo:k, has
gaIcinio Bankruptcy, ;.ad he made finished
lib Of il. liz returned debts to the '',n"'ht
o! -, Cao a..i Ho assets. excepting : iot ~
ia rl,rhin., bih,ra ;,g.d hyna.-hoohS- it"
.y-,r!Ir,i,I ,.ynlcl have exec led in!S
:.hle s,.rpG..r,. - beating creditors.