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TELEGRAM
THE HOT AIR WAVE.

~ =, rovrrxrr TOWARD THE ATLANTIC
xL1 IaA aa@ COAST.
aifNrv YosK, July 1S--Telegrams from
"a rSspada. and Utica. N. r, show that the
'Ssk ar wave, = predicted yesterday, has
4 mas sappearancsinthe East. Despatch
: from ths signal service headquarters q
Washinrton, however. indicate that sne
heat vill not be attended with the fstsl r.
anita which have followed 1t In 1t. Louis
and Milwaukee. ssE4 EI-,A !.
ri, Louis specials note decrease II tne
smortnlItv Yesterday, owing probably 70 tne
.fset arc the people are taking more pre-
csutsnns. a there was no abatement Of the
torrT .temperlture. Building Operations
n. a stard. and It Ii feared that In case
n - sxtansiye fire the fremen would be
unsble to fight the flames. Nearly twenty
updnown corpses we're buried in the Potter'i
,fisld Iast night. VI -. a,
sr. LOUIS, July 1S AT 8 o'clock TIM
!, morning the thermometer marked " oe-
erees: st the same hour yesterday mornina
K stood at SO degrees,
~ CucAes, July IA special from Quin
!. ,cy. IN, says; None such extreme and unre-
hitting period Of heat has been known II
q Quincy for many yssrs o has been expert
, enced here since the Let of the month
, Laree numbers of cattle are dying from I'M
! heaf, particularly on the trains and In tn
etock- Yards. Mr.. Hsrgreave, Of Kansas
arrived here from the west with shipmen
81 cattle for the East, and found clever
desdtin the cars. His loss alone Will reacf
$1,000.
of sunstroke are reported here. A I'm
breeze Get In yesterday afternoon, whic'
stfll continues, andhas aligbtly relieved tn
suffering, though the thermometer Still
ranges IN the nineties.
COUNCIL BLUTTs, Ia, July 1S.-Th
thermometer has ranged from 800 to lOU
in the shade In this city and vicinity durin
the past week, but prostratlons by the hea
have averaged less than one per day. In
mortality among children has been percel
atibly increased.
Iowa CITY, July 1s.-Two men are T
ported to have died ct Riverside to-da,
For the past six Gays and nights the me
curry has fallen below so, and has rang
"A hich d 1890.
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It was first discovered by schoenbein in
1885. In 1880, Andrews and TAFT obtained
small quantities of it from Oxygen, by
means Of pressure. It is asserted by Loew
and Odling that Ozone contaios three
atoms ofOxygen, while the latte lhas two
atoms, and that by COMPRISING 1t to one.
0zene has also been produced by passing 9
series of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas by applying Permanganate of P0tas
sa to Suiphuric Acid; by burning Phos-
phorus In Ether; or by Forcing air through
q solution of Blood, Ether. PermanRanatt
ef Potassa and Phosphorus.
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. It's Powers.

Tho world moves. 70 does science. Me
nave long been accustomed TO READ tnel
me want Of Ossne In the atmosphere wa
fhe cause OF the plae ue. of cholera, smai
pox, digtheria, spotted fever inaeea 30, ,ain w.
.FosR 4 vitiated condition Of the air w
breathe How to equalize the disturDes
condition of the air we breathe tO healthy
tone, or supply sts health giytng functions
q problem which occupied the best mfnoi
81 the medical profession In Paris. vienna
Berlin. Dublin and Edinburg, as well al
eur own schools for O generation Or mere
Professor WIN. A. Paine. A. NJ. d. d.,
highly educated and cultivated physician
i1SS iabored assidiously for thirty SIX searl
10 this cause OF disease and its remedy.
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To Shipbuilders and Lumbermen

For SALE: A large body of timber of
original growth in Northern Virginia. near
river landing in market now for first
time. water-power of large mill.pond on
place. leased II desired. Price 5000. OF
mill site and 3O9 acres of timber for 5000:
Good chance for q man who knows 49,
thing about timber or milling, ana has
some capital. For particulars, address
EAAs y. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, Bal
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THE ALASKA INDIANS.

AN OLD souAw FLAYED ALIVE FOR WITCH
CRAFT. ..-. ..s.w.
SAN FRANo1sco, June II, 1s7s'-Sitka
advices via Victoria announce the occur,
renee of fight among the Indians, four o
whom were killed. The Indians are favor
ably disposed toward the whites. The In
dians have flsyed an cid squaw alive and
hanged her for practising witchcraft.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19
Anta-Fat Chemically Examined.

AmaA-Fat ChemAChhfy E4hhABnou'
The analytical chemist. W. B. DRAKE, OF
Buffalo. N. Y, recently anaiyzed> Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE.
l have subjected Allan Anti-Fat 10
chemical analysis, examined the process
of its manufacture and can truly say that
the Ingredients of which 1t Is compos. d are
favcrably upon the system, and 1t is well
calculated to attain the object Of which il
Ia inteded.
Sold by druggists.
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George Moses, aged As years, and John
Kestlsr, aged 4s years, were suffocated by
foul gases VIII -, .1.oyed In cleaning en-
ployed in cleaLms a well on the premises OF
kr. VIM. G. Bordley, on the old York road,
in Waverly, Baltimore county, on Wednes>
day.
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ssIf seems as If ! She, i cough my head
of" is sometimes the IL latent e1clama'
ton of sufferer from severe Cough
Quell the parexysms with Hale's Honey o.
Horenound and Tar. Tke relief ig imme.
diate and the cure certain. Sold by al
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In ont
vntnnfn
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n The taste or
lIYlN desire for Lii
ulullhUIIIlUO0 VuIUu quor, Wine or

destroyed by the use of DR., D'UNGER's
accidental discovery Of the beneficial pro
perties OF "Cinchona," Not q patent medi-
cine. Druggists always have 1t. The
worse the case the more certain the cure
Wives and daughters reclaim yOur hns.
bands and brothers. Circular free.
CHAS FRANCIS & CO.,
may7-f 81 N Clark st., Chicago, III:
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PEABODY HOTEL ls( 5

The large and elegant Il otel has been re-
Gently fitted in the most exquisite style by
the the celebrated Professor Paine, The
Professor exercises personal supervision
over every article of food which comes
into the stewards department before it is
given out to the cooks. Milk and other ar
icles Of diet are regularly Inspected: hence
Notwithstanding the La ge number ofguests
not q single 6 ,se Of diss ase has occurred.
and the invalid recovers with remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
q f1r t-class Hotal into q sanctuary Of
health instead OF q pest-house of disease.
as is frequently the case with Hotels. He
mas the most experienced ManagersI at
tenttve Walters and scientific CuOks. who
cater to the comfort, Health and happiness
Of the guests, instead u the passions and
morbid appetites The charges are In keep
Ing with t le times, being 81 per day for q
room and three meals Rooms without
board, from 20 cents TO 81. Weekly beard.
from $5 to $l2 Board without rooms. 8.aj
per week. be- IN meal tickets for g.
Open day q nd night.-the cars running
past the door Dnvey passengers to cr rom
any OF thedef OTIS, d. any paft. OF the city. -
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Oxygen representa- l-5th of the atmos-
phere Ozone, lOOOth part. One thousand
qaurta, or 48 cubic feet of air are consumed
by q person every tWenty-four hours.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19

DR.. Payne Can be consulted daily ut his
oftices In the Heabody Hotel Ninth stree
delRhia.
...u 'f'" "a ,,Huu J.54.
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BOARDING.,
loARD1NG.-Cheap. at SO5 shipley st.
WANTS.

WANTED - BY A GOOD STEADY
w Sober colored man, he is good at any
kind of work. Whitewashing specially
Any orders can be left at llO5 Chlppey st.
jyl3-tf
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Hand Made,

No machinery being used In their manu-.
facture and will be Of the BEST MATER.
IAL, and made by the best workmen, and
under his own supervision. I shall sell
these goods at prices very little higher thar
machine made shoes. ua', : .'D
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

Democracy occasionally indulge must
be frowHed down as a crime against
the hberality Of the people to do as
they please. In Ike manner, we are
informed that the Republican party
has preached the gospel of hate, and
filled the land with blood, misrule
and anarchy" just SO. 1t is notC-
rious that the late war, which filled
the land with blood, &c, never would
have become necessary if the Repub,
lican party had not insisted on stan
ding by the Republic, and thereby
compelling the undaunted Democia,
cv of Tennessee to fill the Land with
blood, &c. This was very unfortu.
nate. and it further enabled the De.
mocracy of Tennessee 10 charge this
party with having driven the Amer,
can ships from the high seas and ut
tcrly DESTROYED our foreign com,
merce. We are gratiied to learn
from the Tennessee Democracy that
this destruction of American com
merce is not ~chargeable, as has been
generally supposed to the late civil
war. There vas a corsair by The
name of Semmes, to whose blessed
memory the people of Alablml pro.
pose erecting an enduring monu-
ment, and whose share, driving the
American ships from the high seas
is his chief glory. Perhaps we are
mistaken. Perhaps Semmcs and the
other pirates of that day were r pub
licans. The somewhat hysteric utter
ances of the Democracy Of Tennessee
leads us TO infer that history has
heretofore gone astray.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05
Another one Heard From

The Valley Herald refuses to F"ppo'.
pibrell any longer. 1t says IN,
gditor Of the Sparta Index, u she'' y
huge pretentions, but SINAI proPoI'
tons, mnjeh changes editors "no pun
fishers every new moon, takes II upon
himselr 10 read US . lesson Decao7e W.
don't support his maui DibreIl ior Con'
gross. Just 30. we would advise wv
ambitious lndiyidgql TO wait un'il Nv
editorial down IS sufficiently grown u
b. visible before he adylfaS us " W o"'
curse as u conductor of = P"D',c Jour
|. lie reminds us very mRol, Oh !
G|dlmlnutlye insect which once a''gl''e'
u N dignihed bovine, an account .
If, Mich viii be found In a work Wtl,'',
Nv a literary character by the name o
.Tson. witch We NdyiSe Him to pUFs"'
carefully"
We would advise Mr.. pibrell to sem
tho viloy Herald man q package OF can.
bago seed--Drumhcads ut that
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05
THE HORRORS or YELLOW FEVER.
An Account oritla MemphIs.

A correspondent writing from Mem
pliS on Saturday gives an idea OF the
state of affairs there, A. follows:
Death and misery are Our portion,
and no cessation II indicated. The
wonder is among TIN fesy here not IT.
tackled, why they are so long favored
and what hour viii ba their turn. The
fifth Howard to fail was taken to-day
in the person of Et. j. MansfOrd.
Another Howard, I. y. Foster. has Il
telegram that his wife WaS taken at La
grange, fifty miles distant, but he can
not leave his post Is % TO her. Butler
Anderson. tie Howard on duty at
Grenada, was taken down last evening,
and DR.. WarrruStonr, of New Orleans,
will not let HIM be mo we'd. General
Smith is getting well. j. w. Cooper
is doing fairly, and H.. Reahart'S is a
bad ease, but may pull through. These
are all the Towards sick. The others
are still Oh their feet and work hard.
Captain j. G. Thrail, Drs. II. Porter,
Warren, Carson aud Nicholson all
well known citizens, are thought to he
out Of danger. Miss Flah erty, on
Vance street, was taken this morning;
50 &as DR.. Jones and son, at the ; eelc
Place on the boulevard.
Every white person living on Car
roll avenue that Iii not leave the city
is either dead or dying. Alabama
street is nearly as bal, and Poplar
street not much better. The fourth
man in charge of the Towards depot,
| on Alabama street, was taken to-day.
Geo. b. Elliott, Il Knight Of Honor,
lust in frOm a round among the sick,
saws he found all but two that he has
visited either dead on dying.
The Rev. Father Walsh, of st. Pat
rick's Catholic Church, died last mid
night, and was buried early this NOR
ming. Fathers Rairdou and McNama-
IA are still on duty there. Father KEEL
lev, who had the fever in 1873, admin
iStered the holy sacrament to sixteen
persons this u%ttcrGOOn. lie l. aided by
Father Materus who remains well,
Father ilntiee is cOnvalcsccnt. This
.lhraces all the priest: here. Father
Lueius having gone to Illinois a week
since.
Two lay brothers, Wcn2elinc and
EraStus, are very sick, ard Will hardly
recover. Seven DOmican Sisters are
down. n. b. Holt, father to one OF the
Towards, was taken this morning.
The Rev. Eugene DanisiS has a bad
ease. Fred. Brennan, Of the Appeal,
thinks he will pull through, but his
case is very bad.
Liberalization Garvcy and Bokel are
both dead. Father Rairdon, Of st. Pat
rick's, was taken since noon. At the
Lasalctte Academy ten inmates, inclu-
ding four Sisters, are down.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

Here is what the Chattanooga ll'leS
CRing organ) has to say OF Judge I"'''
Judge Ed. II. East, who has beeh nom,
mated for Governor by the National
GreenbacE party of Tennessee Is al
eminent lawyer Of Nashville, though
never a successful politician N p"n,
ties he has been regarded as a l1Dcaa'
Republican. He is Il man OF nhe pLca.
rntc. an able debater, a SOUND 'nialhe.
and win make Il strong canvass, ui,yso e.,
he undertakes to conciliate some o! 'te ~
lnnatics who are sure they ousnI :,
control the new party. we ncnr ~
more Than limited that the ltepuOiirH.liS
Will not place "a candidate In the nS,u,
hut viii support Judge East, ~ ! n ,Ma
would make up n party OF anouV ~ o I''
nntnronislic factions in the SlaIe,
such n coalition cannot last untl W., ,J
time arrives when gun-powuer "no '
rcd.hot iron will quietly occupy Un'
s..,,, .p,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05
James County Politics.

We have received a full account Of
the Republican meeting in james
county Monday lrit only have space
this week for the following: The fol-
low delegates were appointed TO attend
the State Convention ia case another i
called: J " Dcfrjese, John Anderson,
4 Cowau aud + T. Clingan 10 atteni
The Congregational Convention, \ Me-
Nabb, john Swiuncy, &c RusCOn, II
II Guthrie, and 90. Gate 10 attend the
Senatorial Convention Il II Hunter,
= ID Mitchell, II II Guthrie, W Pad
gctt and DR. " Lee, To attend the
Pictorial Convention, y Wit, & W
Anderson, 4 ; COwan, Y & Mitchell,
j W Smith aud ThOS Guthrie.
The follow lug county executive COM
mitlce were appointed lSt district,
II II Guthrie, j NJ Dtfricsc aud b W
Padgett; I'd district, Ezekiah Henry,
Charley Moon ard G Irwin; 81 dist,
j G Newell, ) n lee aud II { Defriesc ;
It'll, j W Smith, w + Anderson and II
II Hunter: 9TH, g q Gate, Il & Mitch
ell, L + Ciingdp, J G RustOn and \
McNabb: 9th, A shelton, ID j Whit
tenburg and Calyjp Poe; 9TH, John
Swimcy, O l. lsris aud Boss Rains;
s., Samuel Talent, II Lewis and
Ephram lluflnir. On motion of \
McNabb, G Cate MAS elected Chair
man of the executive committee.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

From the. Chattanooga papers we no
tice that a constable in that place Is re-
quircd to give Il bond of only |'ooO,
while here in Cleveland he is required
to rive an 5000 bond. Is it discrlml-
nation, or stupidity on the part OF t"'
county court? Itis all right for al
officer to give q good and suIi'clen'
bone. b4t itis not right that tnel
lac required to give the same bona Una
they woHld be required to give ~ n''
phis or Nashville.
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what The Chattanooga 1'iMe'
thinks ab0utit.

The Chattanooga Times doup'IesS
SECS thehand writingop the wall II
takes rather a gloomy view of the STU
alton. spcakingof Dibrell'S nom'na
ton it saws: As to. the nominee. FOR
Congress, Gen. G. G. Dibrcll' we nave
but little to say at present, but fear
that his nomination, under the cireum-
stances, will not benefit the party
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r;breII and Edwards.

Gen. Dibreil and Col. Edwards ad-
dressed a pretty good sized crowd At
the court house Monday. The General
smoke in his usual style aud tried to
please everybody, while Edwards ad-
rocated the Grcenbackers aud claimed
.,hat they would sweep the field we
cannot see at present how it can be
otherwise taap for both parties to elect
their candidates. OF course why
not?
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see. We have seen some few OF
the Democratic reports and they
all try to smoothe things over.
Look out Tor breakers ahead
an independent candidate will
sweep the field and scatter Dib-
rell's cabbage seed TO the wild
winds.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

Mcconnell in his speech in the Chat-
tanooga convention need n'" have alt
yised the party to Sacrifice all princl-
ule" in order to harmonize' where
there is nothing te~''sa"rillce A0" van
II he A0Mr?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

Judge Marks, the penitentiary ring
candidate for Governor, is trying to
rally the. tatiopqls t. his support lie
will find that an uphill business as Tue
Nationals have Judge East to vote foi
who is a credit to any party.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

The late Dibrcll packed convention
An Chattanooga is acknowlcd to be the
'.uost d~isgracernl concern that ever as
,,r,b,ad in This district, with the eX-
ception of II Republican convention
,nat assembled there in 1874.
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just think of Radical Secretary oil
War furnishing these Southern Rebels
!,at are suffering with fever, win Ia
lions and tents. Amt it awful! "ha'
will the Democracy have to say noW'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a convention
ON thc.lsth, of this month to neipinate
, candidate for Congress. Let them
mt ont AMMAN with. good record and
Mr.. Dibrcll will not go back TO on
grcss this time.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

4 correspondent of the knoxville
Chronicle says to eat a raw onion every
morning is a preventative for yellow
fever. No wonder. Onions would
.,inL any disease out of existence.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

Saturday was a great. day for thieves
throughout the country. 1t was tl'
Jast day of the bankrupt law II nan
Of rhicaga, New York and ST. Louis
took advantage of the law,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

The Nashville Banner thinks that as
a.. Nashville american is so abusive OF
Judge East the GreenbaeNers may nave
some hone of rlecting him. The banner
e Marks organ ut that.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

Gen. Dibrell has been in the city thiS
week looking after the dear people VINO
mo votcrs. The General is a clever
fellow but we fear the G~reenbacEers
.vil! "ljek" him this time.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

The late Chattanooga packed '"hVeh-
,iop had five negroes in it. gt'ey are
said IA he the lowest class of their race
iu4hattanOoga.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

pibrell was'dubbed by aSChattanoo-
~, Democrat as "old cabbage seed
Dibrell.'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-09-05

Eb. yamcs and 10. Gift De-
.nOupCe the Convention
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zeal and agricultural prosperity.
II. In the present distress of the
people of Tennessee we favor low tax
cs, and also favor n stay of the sale OF
property ON executions, until snbStan-
tiai relief is secured TO the productive
industries of the State.
WHEREAS, The antagonism of the
Repub(ican and Democratic parties,
growing first out of slavery, involved
the country in n civil war: aud
WuLRAs, Their continued antago-
uism came near, only II short time
since, of involving us again in war;
and,
olive fine sectional idea Of North and
South TO the great danger Of perma-
mont pnnic aud union, to the great
neglect Of the present distress and sur
rcrIug of Tie people, and unmindful OF
their party pride and ambition, Of the
nrosncro,is and glorious future that
awaits n harmonious North and South,
East and West; therefore,
PeSolvcd, That we sever cur connec-
tion with said parties and ledge our
selves to the building up of n true ma
| tional party in pursuance of the princi-
nles indicated in the foregoing platform ;
and. therefore, We cordially invite all
citizens, without regard to race or col
or 90, .rovious party aihliat ons, TO
mite with ~ upon the declaration of
principles herein contained by the Ma
lin lQrcCpback Labor party.
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The Weekly Herald.
SEPT. 5, 1878.

Gold worth $l.OOis in New York yes
,rJay and Tennessee bonds 81 cents.
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A HOWL FROM TENNESSEE 40. ,,

On financial questions the Tennes-
eeSDemocracy are equally explicit
and equally agonized, The Republi-
a party, throughout this portion Of
the Nashville platform is introduced
with the formula, sit betrayed its
trust when," &C., very much as Mr..
Tilden's admirable platform swing to
and fro OH the hinges Of, Reform is
necessary" Thus, we arc.told that
lit betrayed its trust when it repudi-
atcd a contract d~iSchargeablc IN
Treasury notes and substituted a
coin contract TO the prejudice of the
people," There is a lucidity about
this statement which could not have
originated outside Of Tennessee. 1t
is a fearful arrdignmemt from Il paI-
ty which clasps to its bosom an ex-
Governor who ran away with the State
cash when Tennessee seeded, and
yirtuously refused to let either RebeI
or Federal have a dollar of hat sa.
cred deposit. Isham G. Harris was IA
Tennessee Democrat, and if his
friends are not now de%nouncing him
and his financial planks, it is because
they are so busy arraigning the Re
pubIicans for paying the honest debts
of the nation. With similar consis.
tency the Tennessee Democracy view
with profound disgust the actions OF
the Republican party in leyyins ez.
c~essive Excise duties upon tobacco
and alcoholic productions, which has
encouraged the violation Of the revc.
nue. law" And the same wicked
party, "under the false pretense OF
protecting the revenue service, la:
turned loose upon the people ire.
sponsibl5, blood-tLirsty men who xii
and destroy property at will" The
moral turpitude of a party which lev:
les taxes for the mere wanton pur
pose Of encouraging 'monshiners' j.
really too deep and dark for the pow
er of words to describe. And Ian.
guage tails to paint the atrocity Of
the blood thirsty Revenue collectors
who have been turned loose upon {
pastoral people, girted with a thirst
for illicit whiskey. No other charge
so malignant has been charged against
the Republican party, unless it be
that alleged in the same tremendous
platform to the effect hal the Re
publicans have "fraudulently deceiv.
ed the ignorant blacks of the Soutl
and misled the credulous Masses
Evidently, however, tLsss AanNQaN4ag
lous masses wlnaN
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A FEOwl From Tennessee.

The Democracy of Tennessee, in
the language of the worldly, are on
their ears. The party held their con-
yention at Nashville on the 18th at
which there was adopted a platform
which may be termed a regular
roarer." We make no doubt that the
gifted Tennessee persons who drew
up this platform laid his handiwork
before the Committee on resolutions
with a glow Of conscious pride. 1t is
an arraignment of the Republican
party, and, until we read these reso
l~utions we had no IDEA Of the wicked
ness of the organization. The author
of the Tennessee Democracy is u man
who has a command Of the English
language which, in the words Of
Card Ed'ard Cutie, Mariner, sis
exalted by few apd is passed by none,
as it were, SO to speak" According
to this infamed persen, the Republi-
can party is arraigned at that some
what familiar place, ..tRs barAS
lie OPINION as the
high crimes ana "A
IN the olood cu[q h.
that the hepu0I,j
thor OF al the N
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