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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28
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Walter Jones, lately with Forbes Il Gchrng.
has become c, II. 4, Thomas's prescription clerk
ut Seneca.
Miss Gcrie King has returned home for tho
holidays
Mr., Ed. Bun, Of the Michigan University, is
home for thc'holidayS.
AL williamson, Of this city, is n candidate for
door keeper OF the House, ut the coming session
of the Legislature. We know Of no one who
could better "Gl the bill, and certainly there is
no one we would rs sooh see in the position
Mr.. Abncr Strawn has gone TO Canada on bus
mess. As he is not newspaper correspondent
TO write up the princess and her husbands
pcrigrinations, We forgive him.
Itsecms that Mr.. L. II. Trask, besides showing
u lovely line Of goods in Ottawa has been dc.
lighting both EarIvlc and Strcater in u similar
way.
Hon. Washington Bushnell has resumed the
practice o. law
Runor has it that Mr.. John l.. Clark, Of Utica,
has decided to 90 west, but we are not advised of
the correctness Of the report. Utica, of course,
objects decidedly to losing so old resident and
SO valuable a citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner, of Chicago, are the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. | . \. Alderman, Ottawa
Center.
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NATIONAL G. B. LOGIC.

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n,r,onnl treasury. ,ho, ,ho c,,,,,,,, ~, .;i,..r
sbopId bo cor.,II,. FREQ ,,i,, tho, 9r ,,,Id &C.,.
There j.. rc,iIy Nm, o,o ,,i,,ln main, ohnn,,,l;,,
,ho n,,;onoI. ,ud ,,r.crI,.cL o., ,,,,,,,r =, ia,
fer and that is in REGARD ,o fine ,s.no IF "6,,oI
money and il !, moi certain they diff, .,h,u,
that If hy fiat money!" say the democrats
"you mean such an o,rr.issuc Of paper money
10y the national government as shall reduce
oar paper materially below par with gold and
silver, We oppose such issue a, disrcputaLlc
ana dishonest; Out II you mean paper mon
cy 'hh' snail oc KEPT at par win EoId ana SUI
''r' why we are ioF 'ha'' no matter IN how.
large guam I'' issued 50 long ~ 1t Is main
tame" lluS AT par well say most oi ne
N"iohAIS Nheh corhcrcd, that Is Just what
we are ior' II So tlch 'hcir cIam ior the.
necessity OF il ne" party on the currency quc,
ton Is 'laud'
'ut that Is mt what most OF the leaders of
the National ary mean. they seem to he
broken uoNh N"cuIa''S 'ha' nave Their avs
on large quantities OF heavily morgagcd real
estate thai Is Silr ping from them, and they
'"'lh II '"'y '"u'" oc-f'"e inc currency TO oO
els on the dollar 80 maj men would rather in
vest II IN real estate ut any price than to hold
such paper, they can make raise by N'lling
ana paying lhcir "chtN or Skipping with the
pile without paying.
In what other way. in heavens name, can
the issue Of more money" help them If il
Is good money money at par with gold and
sllvcr--that they mean, when can this country
ever get enough If il has it not now
see here Thor. ,ro ~, ,i.,,,s,, j., fla, ho,,,.
nr Ottov, ia la,, ov.r e1nn M, ne ,.i..a,,.,.
slo5 OOo arc ;nya.,cl IN ,,o,or,,o,. h,,,,,l. H..
m. hank. hcc,u.o ,o,od, uo,,s =, i,,.r,,,. a.,
,.... a,-nuno = II
,hc shame nr domord cor,;so.,o, o,,,oo,,,a.
5000 oOo not s,O ooo ovor ,o, or,o;do 80 -.
hanka in onoJ,v We, o,,owo dan, =, h,,;,o..,
tina, amounts TO 81 GOO GOO 81 vear and ,ho.o
less than s5OOOO ,b,, do,I,. I,o, o,,,;do ,h,
hank do il all i
This cnu,,,v b,o rou s2i5 900 ooo ~ ,,.o,.,,
h, Ls about s39O ono OoO or ,.t;oro, .,o.L
hills. s3Oo Ooo OOo in ,,Id and s;l,,or. :uno
NM onn ,,o,o.i,od :, ,ho ,,,,,, ,, $50 Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28

ten. ScroggS Of the Champaign County ia
zete sends us copy of his holiday edition for
1879. 1t gives IL pages as large IA tue pages
ut the FREE TRADER, is printed ON rose tinted
paper, liberally embellished, and made up I'm
tirely of original matter The Gazetso, we b.
Ileve, is the only interior paper of Illinois. that
attempts to get up AN annual holiday edition
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28

The La Sale Dcmocra', mentioning rha' he
total taxation for La "a ! This year is S16iiO.7l
thinks the tax payers will cancel The oblipa
ton AS they always have heretofore" As La
Sale is ON the books lr 1890 "back iaxes'
for last year it is ralher 10 be ped ,hcy viii,
not cancel the obligation "as heretofore"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28

The Boston He,a.o, na, IN uullcd down til,
cipher dispatches announces the following re-
suit: "Q) That the electoral votes of Florida
and Louisiana belonged to Iildcn (2) That
electoral votes were in the market CD That
Hayes secured them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28

A friend in need is friend indeed Such
friend i DIR. MarshaIrs Lung Syrup for coughs,
colds etc Il only costs - cents bottle aud may
save many u doctor bill. Sold BY NJ kneuSsl-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28

80 that what are really the ordinary expenses
81 The canal should not exceed $4,000 year.
There are no locks or aqucducts to be renewed
tor some years or repair, to make at Copp. ras
Creek or Henry, and the duties of the canal
board 1t isadmitcd could be Just ~ well per
lormed by the Governor, It. Governor and Sec.
rotary of state, and in that way tina, expense
saved.
And Mr. Haley is "wild".in his idea OF abol
lslng all tolls on the canal OF course that
would dry up the canal in month, as the leg.
iSlature is not allowed. oven if it had the dis.
POSITION to maintain the canal beyond i,s re-.
cclpts. But even were it otherwise, abollshinp
the tolls would not help the matter. The ral
roads, we have seen, carry corn from Seneca,
M'nooka, DC, to Chicago for ccAts. No ca
nal boatman can carry corn at such rates,
though paying no toll
There are now in the canal treasury accord.
ing 10 the report just sent to the Governor, $50
l2OO9. This is about the SUN it will take to
run the canal next season. What little tolls
me canal may collect, If the present fierce
competition is maintained, will not pay the
expenses OF the canal board" and "A few other
"eNtraordinary" expenditures that are certain
to occur, The canal u year from now will
therefore he without dollar in lis treasury
and very likely in debt. Unless there is lcpis.
lallon IN the meantime to save it, We may
therefore set il down AZ an absolute ccrtaiH,,
that one year from this day the canal will be-
dried up, suspended, petered out, closed.
As to the aforesaid saving legislation, unhap
ply there is little hope to from our Solons a,
Springfield. If the bill which passed the lower
house OF congress week ago forbidding these
railroad rebates should pass The senate |,
might possibly save our canal But experience
! OF late years has shown that the L. : sen.
a'eis LITTLE II any more proof against the bland
lelmcnts Of the railroad kings than even AN
| Illinois legislature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28

New styles oil visiting cards-yery Pretty-at
Osman * HapemaEh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-28

Ciocthe's Faust" has been II favorite theme for
opera COMPOSERS, its rare dramatic qualities
coupled with its great poetic beauty, making the
"story" peculiarly attractive TO the composer
In 1879 music to Gocthe's words composed by
Lipdpainter was produced at Stuttgart another
score, by Prince Radziwill, was published in 1886
The Faust" Gounod's, was produced for the
first time at the Theatre Lyriquc, Paris, in ltal
ian, Of course. The English version was hrst
sung in London in 1864; and since that time the
opera, in Italian and English, has been favorte
with opera gocrs.
The plot, in brief, is that the old student Fo'sst,
Disguised with the uDfruitfnlness OF his long
wears of research in the mysteries OF nature, calls
upon Satan to deliver him from life. Satan ap-
pears rs NcphjStopheLs offering him, instead OF
DEATH youth, riches, beauty, lovc-all he could
desire in life, with the understanding. says Ne
phiSto,
"In this world will be thy slave,
But down below thou must bc minc.'
Faust hesitates, but is finally induced to sign
the compact on hcholding u vision Of Marguerite
whom Mepbisto promises him. The compact
signed, Faust is endowed with youth and clad In
luxurious gard At the village he meets Nor
G,D1itc and by the aid OF Hephisto hhaily "ihs he'
love- Her brother, Valentine, returning from the
wars ut this juncture, challenges him as the Sc
Queer of his sister, but in the duel is killed
Narque,5te, horror stricken at the ruin she has
wrought, becomes insane and kills her child, Tor
which she is cast into prison. Faust aided by
NeDhjeto enters the prison and bcsecches her to
hy but her piety rcgaining its power, she refuses
and, with prayer for forgiveness on her lips,
expired. .Nephisto triumps in the catastrophe
but her soul is borne by ministering angels 10
the realms Of eternal rest.
On next Friday evening Miss Abbott Will sing
Nar0uerite; Adelaide Randall, (contrato,) Sieost,
her lovers Castle, Ceuor,) Faust; Ryse, (basso,,
Hephisto; Bragau, (baritonc,) Valentino.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

Our thanks are due To Mr Geo. NJ. Bull
~, ,Cbie. Msrshal, and 70 Mr.,tieo' W.
ko"nce Chief Manager, for All Invitation
70 attend the commencement Party at
Triniiy lCalIege un Thursday Evening,
June i5tiIt Feeling deep interest ill all
our eslncaiiansl iaslitntionr. aud MOI At all
ayerse 10 mfnyliue a liftle pleasuie with
our Interest. we will Accept. the invitation
IL mnsibIe.h ANY tEE H. "F1~VHtbGN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22
Hsi,,sn ss~sssss,y sor Apr,I.

1 The LeppaFJ Scott sPpblishipg %, oi
New York haslppi ny tip ,possession of tho
abpve,aiS iSeserai very interesting articles
enrich tl,e ppmbrr; among lh.m The FIRST
ten years ofiilhei Cana,iian, Domlnipn, 2
".Myeenie ""virlor Hugo 'ibe Norll,
Wes, Ffentierof Iniia, Il T'G'onsta D tinepie, I
1.-THE Russian nnd Turkish war, y "phdses
OF the Eastern question:" &e.
t,bVe are especially interested iD the mr.
iicle Tin nConstaaiinople,F pponi which the
eyes Of lie world are fixed with an ins
tensiiy as strong a.iiough iessseiiisI,, than
that ofthe Russian;a point. that will al
way / attract'b 'byIisiSng snstaireI b historicaI
Interest and Wy .fltelsurpassIiiga Beiiity of
rs ,Iatuis,l surroundings arhe asficis he.
fore us givts ns THE 'shnie Fascinating
picture Of beautiful exterior, the sahisio>
a'hson'e delineation ola filthy interior.
Mature has done everything ID beautify,
fiiair everything toSefonI hid degrade.
TheApirtnfe 7ofihe 'cify H. aatRat sof Tie
he.ion; EXTERNALLY prouf, stately ,'aecorop-,
grave, religions. charitsile; within. mean,
dishonest, rapaci'u,,s .eruei,, unnatural,
ncentions, inloltrai,i, . sunmapiy.' The
article we rsferto is written from an Eng.
lish point u view, aud yetit confirms All
The arguments That have been urged
against The fitness ofne Turk 70 hold
possession Of any part Of civilized Europe.
As y government, il. Is at'ninistere,iI !, by
women, eunuchs and favorites, lis pplicy
governed Sy caprice. its measures vary.
Ing with the wmpgles p, The bareil. its
whole aim is to exact al! that il possible
from an oppressed people 10 be wasted in
Wanton luxury. An idea Of The moral
basis Of The government may be formed BY
n kno~ledge that unlimited .copcnbinage
is allowed To, or rather enjoined upon The
sultan. but that inexorable destruction il
'lecrsed . every unhappy ofsplipg of
SUCH iiiiercourse. - z. Atl@ v
But II y poi allowed ms 10 multiply ex-
a'nples of The deprayity of na:ion whom
false sympathIese or political exigences
have sustained against the plain fact That
1t was less than haIf civilized, hostile 10
The march Of civilization, bigoted and in.
tolerant in IFS religious creed ignorant aud
Harrow minded ln u. political 9lalicy ,uu.
Iltt possess, imtitt6 rule, aud therefore
passing away under conquest,
even thppgh ,heuDauering power proves
10 be only a little more. civilized than its
victim.
Leonard Seotts ad. will be tound in this |
pareT 81. e-} btH -! 3rgs#75s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22
lLHlex aud I.eeke.

THIS old advertising agency has brcll
Dissolved, the senior launer, Mr. J. "A,
Bates having sucrreded 20 the busines.
aud making his headquarters IN the Time.
Lailding, Al Park Row. \. Y. Mr. Bates
is an .xieriener,l agent. aiiti In our in.
lercourss With him, se have foandilin,
reliahls' lie h one % the oldest adver.
tislng agehtsin The business. aud was q
long time associated wlths. NJ PsiirngilI,
another veteran la the b,isiues.. snoii .arf
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22
-rAs.rroSAnIs n.rn ..,xs, mr., J, -. !,

Mr. George Q. Epenshitd. latO Of pIila.
delphis, bss loeai, a 10 flillsbOro where bs
will Introduce 10 the most, artistic style al
The modern reamewcu,s and i'm prOytm,n,s
a,h'fasAiOhable u lair dressing. catiibs. shaving
DO ils viii cren % Saiurdaynn establish.
ment next door To- Mr. Lyncss j,vslry
store. fitted Up 10 elegant style. md on
that day and afterwards. l,pss 20 6@l full
sprr ecistion f,ou tie puC:.e ii hls a.l aud
skill. " # '.T -.+"''
We bssPsak iOl him l,tstsl patronage.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

wsswelcmheio loar exchange list the
Nrwsr rvbilshe,l htt HillsLuro. Mont.
gon,ery Go. illinois. II somewhat start.
les "a ~ fse HlIisburo names aud Hills.
bont tsems Fs ffeeiy talked of 10 mluiher
imIwt& aBut sihls HiIlstofo II iar away
frnu pursgsta 4 stranger alic9ether, 10.
cause u WISE settled and named by Orange
couasts l,saple wi.o took 4 ilrn,s iisniu
'~iili them 10 renilud them of tile place ~
thelr early days. We hope 70 bass q
friend'y ituermfso With tlls xg.ts. 4
sprsbily weekly, suJ, stciliug Dcmo-
cratic Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

.ss@
We ackns~IsdgeiIs receipt of cnpy ,d
this work for 1878. Its finely printed,
a,ad illustrate,ih viii, twrtraits of men
rn"-t snlIne0t in the edi,Ufil fraternity
of the Unite,i.siatsr; ard :, far ~ Ne can
judge. isaiorl aecusale and reliable, an,l
~s nnd that We have obtained n most
valuable anapffas sdduioirTto our little
library.
Frgn' this diteeiafy We learn that there
are now published IN North Carolina a
total p. lOl paprrs aud periodicals; OF
vbicl, are daily, 1 tri1ve.kly, 2 seuli.
weekiy, g weekly, aud 3 monthly; and
In The vhole United State. s.Iss. ofwhicL
152 are daily. ar az .IEl5zsls 49, : 81 zsgzs o
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22
An ASTONISHING FACT.


A large proportion OF the American PED.
pie are io-'iay dying from the effects of
Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The rssult
Of these diseases upun the masses Of iil-
teiligent aud valuable people Is most alar-
ming life actually burden instead Of a
pleasant existence If enjoyment alId llseu
Gnlpess as it ought no be-. There isno guuli
reason for this, II you viii only tinow
aside prejudice ami skepicism. take the
advice OF Druggists and your friends. and
iry one eaitle VI. .Grssuls oAugnst fiower
Your speedy reliefis fceftai,i. Millions of
ihisnedieb,e have been agissn away to
ny its yirtnex, with satisfnctory results in
every ycaseS Sou can blry q .sari,l,ie bottle
Tor l0cents 70 tss Three doses will re-
heve the worst case. Positively sold by
allDruggisis pm Tie Western Coniineut.
- - ~ - - =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22
WNNFf~ftsf1 N~NtFfl
c.nseasisa.

We learr from circular issueI ~ Mr..
D. b.. fousi. president oftlle Charlotte
AsscciatIvn, thnt the Secona Annual con.
ss,iliau 81 the Y. NJ. q. Associations will
held on ffi.lay ii,s lllh Of Jniie at Uireas.
bofo aud VIII be continued until Sunday
when they viii LeeIosc,l with drvoIlunal
sksscisss undar the auspices Of tile Cpn.
seniions The Committees request tia: tie
uanns q ofielsgaies expecting 10 attend
VII se forwanlcd tot. M. Pitman, stcy.
Charlotte, y. g. ln order that arrange.
n'euts may bsnIads for their vnlsrlzln-
,nelIt. s '...f ~ 5tsz a.1 .s*7.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

.sThere.ioration of the rquillbrium he.
tween gold aud greentacks has brought
gold ceinsopt af their -bi,hng llacss a.
we'd assilysr, u gand,ws~ ocresipnalIy sersa
stfss ldeces Travelling on It's hgitimate
course ~ currency. A three dollar piece
was shown 4iIs few days since. with
some expression Of fsurprise thatl,ieces of
such denomination hasi ever heeD issued
by the mint. The iitst emission oftlie 81
piece Was male ,llls5is when ihe largest
antonn, Sasiss,le,l, reaching the sum of
Si9i.@li, falling dawn in 1870 to SO. and
in 1873 10 slsj, aud now no longer coined :.
The whole amount of the 81 pieces issued
fre,a i5i 10 20 inclusive was 81, gg5 ,5SS.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22
nnrrNAfisN. oiIclI., srnrn..

''Dltangs Rhenmalis Remedy ", the
great ISTEnSAL MEDICINE. will positive.
ly cure any case af rheuniaiism On The face
"f the earth. Price sia hottie. ak bot.
ties. s.. Snld y, ~ v holcsale and Re.
tail l,tugrist Don't fail 70 send for cir.
cnlar - llelnhen.,ius& l,sn,ly, Druggists.
Washington. ID. q a.aa sassgs' ~ =. SIN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

4
North and South Carolina
And alsooD FsIdisy. ora call iSom N,
IN. Pln,nadgrepf Raleigh, a,i Actlye age,,
~ the cause of inln'ig ration, whD has a
reWiy Jpne gosJ service for Orange bounty
Iwita IAN prosneet ofdolng much bore.
Z "a henyy ffVst wl'itsped The grpund il
Abis seldom IN f,r)afrday morning last
and we hear ii,af ice brmcd il some ID
caiiiiss. Potaioe tops and other tende
regetation were scorehesl, but iheldalnag,
Pwas very Slight! rls vLole oriast weel
was very good specimen Of the ''iopg
seasenin NAY II
D<ssk " W.. 4. wrish.
We learn With deep fegret The sleath o.
this eslinlsbIe genlien,ana VINO died Ii,
lNiln,ingtpn on Wed ',essiay las, At the az.
Of u years lie was one OF the most
|promipspt III ibe eitixens ~ thM city in
aII thru De nInn 40 esefcise % public
spiris..sua Wass one ~ ss., Id a,e movers
it,thst sssnsrkasle sa.ssisive which con.
ait;cisi ililingloals iths writien by u
,sailgoads thepalls lepgssl, % il,e,world at
y tine when plost raii roasf sybenes were
opppssdasvisionsrys Hsgwps.a lawyer of
ineflt ifpIot u elsslnence .1snd Twns for
mapy years Ghaitn,silef liae Cmlily Court
tHiuioser u "a unrss rsiwn such
piepas Bsdgu 4 Runpi lp,sie sneh posi-.
sion y distineuishe.l nid honorable one.
iiewas sNmsplbef NJ the convsnlion Of
ls65calledsoqn affei the eaabIisnm ment
Mi lie f,noAdsi01alE g.,sernineim fdf North
asamdxas. .o1eefs IIiel asost useful
nsinbers ofIbatsDoly. ne aesls always
ariive. ansefiliandinflusn tiai, aud his in-
tiueiiee was used MOS, beheiierntiy for the
soci y. his city aud lis. people. Asa
~ be ". speGially s,l,,.ire,i ,and be.
llpyed, for hs possersec q, fund of hu,nor.
sbriglailsss oi1sit and Q, gelliaIiIy Of
n,apl,er TINT attracted aud won every one
sho knew him we knew him well and
We nrr, with full appreciation of iis. truth.
Ihelanguage Of the Wilmington sSlAii.
As n man, upright. honest and indeler-
lieut.. he acted well his part In life, aud
Sas aswoHly fepreseniativeT ofa FANNY
distinguished for wealth., inieilige,iss a,It
virtue. an admirable type ~ Tie Cape Fear
gentlemen ofihe DIjen time.aggI
----~ VI. 80
We live at Tie bottom Of an ocean Of air,
md q Necessity bisaihe more or, less of The
leasier poisonous germs constantly float
ng throughi il To prevent such from as
erlirg ibriF l.rejudicial ! ell.ct upon the
ysieni. Or. Bulls Blood Mixture should
y used as efficacy Is simply wonder.
al. $50 T8s Nh Fth @s' ,ss2A s.a - ef s,ai~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

Dr. Robertson will not be 10 llillsLoro
until the Iith Monday in June. A2Hfi
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22
AGAR ID.

To all who are suffering from tie errors
aud sn'iircreiiTIs NJ youth. nprvUns weak.
ness tarlv decay, I"ssDf glanI,SHl, &c:
VIII send 4 recipe tlia. will cure y,ai FREE
W CHANiE. This great rrniedy was
discovered hy o missionary IN snuIE
America. send self.a,llre~sed envelope
10 the REv. JosEpH y. INwES. Sf,tfioa D
Bible Hoass. Nse York tVt,,. ~ I - Iy,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

Markets unavOilabIy omitted. but no change
EFE@8s ffgF Fft,t= sg85sN- &F
OF consequence TO IUte.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

1ffy~ t.ss ,y-sl H4s.s - 'esk tr,hs d.
''ct pvt v u. sltvp With i~ntzuwxA ~l,cn
rest'ess svf ~ 81 -sssafs Bsby s5sup
p csals . battle.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

We had the pleasure on THURSDAY lasi
of visit from thv Rev. Calvin III. Wiley,
Superintendent Of the Bible capse for
NofthaDd South Carolina.
= And alsoon E'sIaay, ora eall from Mr..
m Plnmad9repf Raleigh, u, actke agen,
inlthe ra,seof imn'igration, whp has al.
"iyJpne gosJ ssfyice for Orange bounty,
gwit'.(air proefeet ofdolng u,ucl. bore.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-22

We tssPsak iol hin litst.l patronage.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-08
"THE RED sHIRTs.y

The anniversary of 'The Red shirts" /"
which is to be celebrated at Pendleton
on the twenty.third inst, promises to be
a very grand success in every respect.
Speeches are expected from Gov. Hamp-
ton, Gen. MCGOWAN, Col. Keith and E..
B. Murray, Esq. Gen. Humphreys has
ordered the 11th Cavalry Brigade to be
present, for the purpose of participating
in the meeting, and q number of other
military organizations will be present.
Trairs will in all probability be arranged
for, and beyond doubt the meeting
will be one of the largest that will be
held in the up-country during the pres
ent campaign. The ladies are also invit-
dtogive their presence, and the occasion
will be enjoyed as basket picnic, to
which all who attend are requested TO
contribute. Pendleton is near the corner
of Anderson, Oconee and Pickens coun-
ties, and this meeting will afford an op-
portunity for very large gathering from
each of these counties.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-08

The Democratic State Convention,
which met in Columbia last Thursday,
did its. work speedily, thoroughly and
most felicitously. There was nothing
but harmony throughout its session, and
from the very beginning there was to-
tai absence of anything like disposition
for speech-making. In renomiuating
the old State ticket and readopting the
old platform, the Convention only regis
tered the edict of the people, but it was
done in such q worthy and unanimous
manner as to command the highest
compliments from one end of the coun-
try to the other. Its action has hushed
the rumors that there were factions in
the Democratic party, and shows that the
organization throughout the State is in
thorough tact and harmony. The re-
suit is certain, and the State now has the
assurance that we will have two years
more of the wise and judicious admins
tration with which our State has been
blest under the Democratic party.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-08

The Radical State and Congressional
Conventions met in Columbia on
Wednesday, the 7th Instant, and from
all appearances beforehand it must have
been very poor show. The Convention
will pretty certainly renominate the
Democratic State ticket, although the
Washington politicians have been anx-
ious to have them nominate full radical
ticket from Governor down. The Repub-
licans of this State realize the hopeless
ness Of such an undertaking as running a
State ticket, and very sensibly refrain
from enacting such farce. In this
Congressional District, however, it is
thought they will nominate E. NJ. Bray
ton, the present revenue collector,
against Col. Aiken; and if so, we may
expect lively canvas, which will re-
suit in Mr.. Brayton's defeat by about ten
thousand majority. We will publish
the proceedings of these conventions
next week.