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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19

Annual M ,ettng Of the S5ookhold ers.

Annual M 'sttng OF the S5ookhold ers.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad was held at
Columbia last Friday The report
OF the President showed that the
earnings of the company for tho
year ending September 80, 1878,
were as follows From passengers,
$l4O,22O.23; from freight $25,613.-
O6; from the Southern Express
Company, $5,1S4.66; from the
United States mail, $20.2G0. .03 !;
from minor sources, $25,O79 total,
$445, ,357.03. The operating expen-
ses were $272,778 81 leaving IL ball
ance Of $1G8,578l9. The following
amounts were paid for interest and
taxes Interest on funded dobt,
S176, 1865 interest on tloatiog debt,
Sl3,5O6.46; interest to city of Au-
gusta on contract, $1,000; taxes,
$l,349.GG; making a total of S213,~
O1l.l2, and exhibiting an excess Of
expenditures over over earnings of
$44,432,93. There has been fall
ing off in gross receipts of $55, 799.-
80, occurring us follows Decrease
IN through freight earnings, S45,-
T72.S0; decrease in through pass
senger, $l8, 8,749.76 decrease in re-
celpts from mails and miscellaneous
sources, $S,656.54; total, $73,179. 10;
from which deduce increase in local
freight earnings, $12,1G359, jn>
crease in local passenger earnings,
S5,2O9.62 total, Sl7,370.2l leav-
ing $55,S99.99 as the nett falling
OFT. The statistics show that since
1874 there has been a decrease of
$4,000 miles in mileage 5000 tons
tonnage; 1000 in number of through
passengers; 1900 in number of
local passengers $122,O in freight
receipts; $50,000 in passenger re-
ceipts and $1,000 in miscellaneous
receipts. AS compared with last
year there has been an increase in
mileage of $4,000 miles a decrease
IN tonnage of ], ,244 tons; decrease in
number of through passengers of
2,496 an increase in local passen-
gers of 1886 "a decrease in freight
receipts of $4,000 decrease in
through, $45,7OO, increase in
local, $l2,1O0); decrease in
passenger receipts of $l3.50O (de-
crease in through, $19, 700, increase
in local, SIS, ,250); and decrease in
miscellaneous receipts OF $4,000.
There were transported during the
year, 96,315 bales of cotton, ag .,inst
132,llO the previous year. The
total number of pounds of ner-
chandise aud cotton moved over the
whole road was 1876, 1897, 1897, against
198,384, 500 last year. Great care
has been exercised in the expendi-
lures made during the year, and
the result is saving of $21,89O 80.
The mortgage debt of the company
is as follows: Columbia and Au-
gusta first mortgage bonds, due
January 1, 1890, $189,500; Char.
lotte, Columbia and Augusta first
mortgage bonds, due january 1st,
1895, $1,S10,500; Charlotte, Co..
lumbia and Augusta second mort
gage bonds, due January 1st, 1910,
$50O,000. These bonds bear inter
est at the rate of 7 per cent. per
annum.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
TUESDAY, December II, 1878.
SENATE.

a number Vi bills were received
from the iloaSe, among, tlcm to
abolish the Office Of State Consta-
ble !; to confer general riyhts of Dig,
glng phosphates TO establish IL
State board Of he llth to fix the
standard for assessing property.
A favorable report was made on the
bill to hire convict labor.
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, December 1G, 1878.
SENATE.

In tho Senate the following bills
passed third reading: TO repeal
the act regulating divorces, to levy
a special tux in Chesterfield, and
other local bills. Favorable re-
ports were made on the House bill
to establish new school district in
Fairfield, and others. The bill
amending the law establishing vo-
ting prccints, and other local bills
passe u second reading.
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

\ ALL persons indebted to G. DUR
"A HAM FORD, deceased, are hereby
requested to make payment to the un-
dersigned; and those holding claims
against tho estate Of said deceased are
hereby notified to present thom, duly
attested. without delay to 'h. @'
tflsE sia, JAMES II. RION, g
dec ;l1-x3t Executor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The committee on WAYS and men

The committee on ways and means
reported the supply bill fixing State
taxes 1T throe AMI il half malls, two
mills for schools and county Tux
from throo to six mills. Should
the Legislature doodle to p,y in
terest on all the debt the State levy
will be four and three-qunrter mills.
The bill to hire out convict labor
passed. A number of bills passed
to a third relding. The House
refused to abolish the bond court
by Il vote Of 81 to So, after q hot
discussion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

PRoBATE JuDaE's OFFICE.
W1NNsBoRo, S. c., November 10, 1873. 2,
A LII persons having claims against tho
"a estate of james r.. Aiken, deceased, are
hereby notified that they must establish
Fairfield county, Mt his office, on or before
tho 1st day Of January 1870, or be do
barred from payment Of the same.
o. Il. THOMPSON,
nov 2l-yt lnw6w J,P.F.C.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19

The LAWYERS ON Top.-The New
Graphic insists that we are q
lawyer: ridden people, and gin sup
port of it's statement asserts that
there arein the United States SEN
ate 58 lawyers and only 20 of all
other occupations, while there are
in the House 223 lawyers to only
70 who nre not lawyers. The
Graphic's list. however, is inaccur-
ate. It Glasses all eight Of the
North Carolina representatives as
lawyers, while in point of fact two
of them-Governor Brogden' and
General Vance-are not professional
men at all; and, afters iall r2it, is
doubtless truea4 that MANY Of The
223 classed as lawyers areFnot really
lawyers enough to hurt Char-
lotte Observer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
ane lot Of Florida Oranges. 't& '..1
Fresh Candies,
Northern Apples u
Cocoanguts &eu:4 aa,Ugst 22sasa u e1aY
Which we will soil oheap for CASH. g,
deb II JE. 0ATHoAEr & sBRos'is ,'it5t2a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
BEER AND ALE !

|INNE case Milwaukee bottled Lager
A1Beer. One case Indian Pale Ale,
cheap for cash at the store Of ;. ..s'l,,.'
EIdstl4 v. Il DoxIr, Z
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19
UNCLE REMUS' VOTE.
[Iilrnfn Constitution. I


Uncle Remus had hard time
last Wednesday. He desired to
vote carly, but not often, and in
pursuance thereof he pnt in an ap-
pearance at the polling place of the
first ward, rear the Constitution
office, with his ballot already pre-
pared, and ready to bo counted in,
But he was disappointed. The poll
was surrounded by q drunken and
motley crew, and the old man was
compelled to hang around the edges
of the crowd, Fl! ally he was PC
costed by colorcd man with his
hands full of tickets:
"Come up, ole man, an vote dc
straight ticket"
"No, you DON'T" said another,
"You vote de red ticket
$50 way fun here; I amt bod
derin' longer You all, an youFdes
bet yo' sweet lifo dit You all cant
bodder longer me an keep he'lthy
at de same time,' remarked Uncle
Remus, Indignantly. II amt pes
term nobody, but wen L gifts start-
cd in de pesterin bizness I ain't
nigh as old ez I has dc 'pearance
un."
"Well, less go an git a drink, I"
said ono.
II done had my dram," replied
Uncle Remus. "Hit wuz big I'M,
an it never cost nobody nothin',
nei5lor, 'ranpin Mss ,5.'ah. You
better 60 rn new.
"Who is she fer?" asked O dusky
politician.
II dunno. IN I rin't keer in"
responded Uncle Remus, "Alars.
John gin it unto me, an den 1
wcntn showed it to Miss S.,'ah, and
Miss Sa'ah said it wuz all scttin',
and den I know'd I wuz solid"
You bet T duz!" said Uncle
Remus. Mas. Lown'es n Mars.
j IN is bofe good 'nen, and dcy bin
mighty good to lie ole nigger I
dunno which or dero names is on
dis ere piece er paper, but I knows
wat Mrs John says, and 1 know
wat Miss Sally say, an fu ldermo
[ know whar my vittles come fun.
II dat amt KNOWN who you er
votin' fer, den I done live seventy
nine year widout gittin' any
spcuncc. You Niger better stop
yo' foolin' round, and go wurk.
OATS des de same ez telling you
coop night"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19

Pay your 6subscriptiony i to the
NxxS AAp HAaALssty & 4a ,fi3,S2.I$ sss
@p &s5%t AsI yi.zssltatJ D
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19

The Indifference with which so
many people regard a cough or
cold is truly objectionable. These
affections often leld to consump-
ton, and should be checked in time
by the use of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-19

DROPPED DEAD.-J. III. Grant, q
well known ex-Deputy United States
Marshal, who came to South Caro-
lima with the army, dropped dead
il front of Mr.. Willhnlf's grocery
store on Richardson street, about
half past ten o'clock Friday night.
Grant had been drinking pretty
freely for several weeks past, and it
is supposed that liquor was the
cause of his doath.-Register.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

p6s- Ser .lllt" perThirt bas @ebabrer
Der IiberaIsn Mannssieslen in trefsnoel
Beiie. Inter Der lteberi9rift reine Heias'
tassIsuns" brinst er G%olsenoes:
Prdfbent: SD sr6fne bic Sibuns
Sinb Die Serren bon Der Resierunssma.
joritdt ole oa2
Sis WujOritdt: Ssrr Wiqusl unb Ser,
Braun fsblen nod
Yrdioent 60 loHst sic bolen!
Wiquel unb Braun /: Bir iinb ba. 81
tann losseben.
YrdIibent Meine Serren. Oie 3ssiers
un9 bat cine 8eissesporlase ein9ebra4t,
bebufs g%rb6buns Der Sabatsteuer. SIN
ben Wotipsn beibt es -
Maioritdt Unit Yes.iferuns) Bsmil.
list! 8suiqist Wir brau4en feline DO
tipe.
8inotbort: Sd bite um's 8ort--
YrdIiosnt Ra9bem oas @eisb nit
iibsrpissenoer Waioritdt anssnommen 1T,
tann cine Sebatts ni6t mebr itattinoen.
Sweiter 8esenItano Der Saeesoronune {:
Die g%rb6auns bss Wilitdretats, Die iid
als notbpenoig -
Waiorisdt emit g~mpbai); 8suiQist F!
9eniQist!
p%rdibsnt Srittens Sie Resieruns III
Der aniidt, cine grb0buns Der geamten.
8ebGlter -
Waiortdt Ssuiaist! grb0buns bepil.
list!
Yrdfbent: 9aTen sic mid bod eri
ausreosr. Sie Resieruns it Der anii9t,
oaB cine Grb6buns Der 8eamten. @ebdlter
in oislem aussnblid niat opportun 1T,
DAB pielmebr our9aus cine Reouciruns =
Wtujoritdt: Ys,pilist! @spiB Natir.
lid &soucirun9!
Yrdiioent Sas beutiss Ysnium tpdrs
iouit erlsoist. Sir morsen itsls i4 auf
Die Sasesoronuns; grftens -
Gin Mtitsliso Der Maioritdt SD beans
TRACE, ales i'm 8oraus gu beuiaisen. (0sr
antraJ miro angenommen.)
Yrdlioent: SD oante Sbnsn, meme
Ssrren. uno l6lieBs bsmnad elm fir ale
DEAL oieie, iowie ale nod fOlsenoen sig.
3unsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Bay Gin Seutider gu Hotero a m
Ianots neuli9 an einen Srsuno in Dresden
einise Yroten boldaoiider Snouirie,
rdmlih 8die, Yranntuein (Ssneper), 5a-
bal, Yfsiisn, bic lseren Yldbs ,pli9sn Die.
fen ueri6ieoenen @ssenidnoen nit sinsm
ebenfaQs nationalsn Yrooutts, Dem allse.
msin %befanntsn Sort, %ausfiasno. 2eioer
mar lsbterer ni4t 10 betannt, pis IbIenber
srwurtet bate f; oenn sr erbielt nod eini-
gen Sasen in sinem 8risis Die na9tebeno
selunsene aritit y2isber 6rsuno, Der
&die 1T pOrjiisli9, Der @sneuer oslicat, Die
cine Sorte Sabaf ausssSsi4net, Der &c.
preBte Sabat (ndmli4 ni6ts anoerss als
Der nidis S6ies abnsnoe SOrf y min mir
ieoo9 ni9t i6msdsn; er flint gans fiirds
tsrli9 beim Hauden uno i'd CLAUDE, Der.
lelbe muB erit Suoersitet tueroen, ebe man
osnlslben rauden fam. Bite nit mitsu.
tbsilen &C. 4ls Curriculum (als Of oies
ni9t idon eurios senus wdrs) tbeile i'd
Oir nod nit, BOB Die Stsusrbeamten bier
beim OeHnsn Der &iite ben Yrebtabat iir
Yumpernidel aniaben uno foItsten {: no.
tirli4 a~assmsinss grbrsden!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05
Die &auias Yaeife
IS /. ~, It Il c.

ptrs SSn BEN eans. Department Der Ranfas Pacific Gifsn.
Sabn.Gcmpaani bsraussssss,a, um bic pisI.n, F6 tets
%nsbrsnSsn anfrassn t.trsTs sss 5taatss aanias ans Sc.
i0nssrs Ger 'rsiat&sn edubs. sisn, psI4s ssm Guusrss Sc.
ptatst rurStH, UNI ten Sau Der Sabn ~ fSrssrn, ,u b,anr.
A..tsn. Dttis 9spiaiauna bsartift aksr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Bas- @ssen Die paIstot. Disbe baben bic
Stummsaite elmer 8srliner rssommirten
Retauralion elm sissntbimli4ss Sdubmit.
lei erIunoen uno nit Dem bsiten grfols ieii
einisen BO4en in anuenouns ssbra9t.
gs orebt ndmli4 Sober, iobalo er Isinsn
ueber3ieber on ben Hasel ssbdast bot, Die
aermel oeIelben nm, bas Guttsr mad GU.
Ben, lsBteres aber unter benz suiammense.
tlapptsn Rod perbsrseno. Ganst nun Elm
8auner ideu uno baitis nod einem ibm
be%ssbrenswsrtb eridsinsaoen Yaletot,
idlipt in osaislben, babel msbr bic 2elner
unb @diie i'm Iuse bebaltsno, oils ben
Rod islbft, 10 1T er natiirli4 iOiort abss-
fabt. SIN elmer Wode 1T es sslungen,
our4 oieie asrmslfals orsi Strol4s bling.
feit 5u MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Ba- OHsnbersistsit. - Wan er,dblt
Iid in a0nissbsr9 siuen intsrsHanten Dor.
fan aus elmer oortissn WilitdrtaIerne.
Gin 2ittausr Hsfrut, Der nur gebroden
Seutid lpri&t, tritt nit benz @swebre aus
BEN 8lisoe Dor ben gompasnie9.i unb
ipri4t: .Sauptmann Su biit gutter Waun,
uber unterOiRsier taust ni9ts. @irt mid
MAIDEN, baB unteroif5ier ipa3isrt i'm Sod,
blsiben mir aae aus Rorporali9aft ni&t
Finger bier"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

sos- Gin rei&er 8aniquisr risf Sapbir
einmal drssrlid su: nd, sic perFsbsn
Ia gar ni4ts sic f0nner Ia ni9t einmal
aobirsn!" - .8enn Id ni9t abbirsn
fann, 10 psrftsbs Id mid outs Subtrabi.
rem sntsssnsts Sapbir .ipsnn i'd 4. 3.
Sbr Gslb BON S6nsn absisbe. 70 blsibi
HuQ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

a~aufsritfs. 5pYsttsitH, ntba aatn sfFiteasu D,lunessss
rsrstn aufs pluitIidfs stfsrst.
cfHes: Gdt ssa Drain uHs S. Giraffe,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

sa- Gin SoIoat ribmte i9, baB er
INNER bort auf benz SdladtfsIbe gewelen
lei, no bic Russln ON biditen ssmelen ma.
rem. Wo mar oas gsim Wunitions.
pa9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Rptts anadnbisr S&tr, ,itutst BEN atrifen.
erbtittrt bic Setlt unb se6reut fslbh
BITE 3tfunbbeit bts eetbes.

sas- Gin 2sbrsr ersd6lts in Der Sdule
Die @eidi9te BON Colon nno Rr0ius. als
er bic Worte Solons iprad .Riemano
1T Dor ieinsm Sooe slidlid gu preiien,"
bemertte CT Die lIna9tiamfeit zines Rnaben
unb CAB ibm sinsn 0erpeis /: rSu unse'
3osener Sunse, pirit setpiB wieoer ni4t
tpifen, mas i'd seiast babe % ia,
6err 2ebrer, i9 msiB es, Colon bat 9e.
iast: rNiemano 1T Dor ieinem Sobe sIiid-
LID in 9reuBen!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

Bag annonce. - Gin &elner, Der li1
su gQem brau6en ldBt, lit bilis gu babsn.
NGberes Hotel Allemand in Wien.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

Z. 10 exchange for his flax. Now it is
perfectly Imnaterial to A which offer
he accepts. for either one will dis
cHa MS indebtedness to b, and
aaisbrf one can do more than unIJ.
II - III axiom Of geometry that
quantities which are equal To Tile same
quantity are equal to each other;
therefore, D's fiat money being equal
III value to AS flax, and AS alx being
of equal value with Cs gold, DIS fiat
money and C's gold are of equal value.
Eat you say all people are not in debt
and this money would be valuable to
tlooe only who have indebt edneSs to
discharge. The answer is that society
Is 50 constituted that one class will
always he indebted to their moe for
tunale neigllbors, and we have seen
that AS debJ to b made the fiat money
as valuable in DIS hands as it was in
AS, and thus the very debts of the
people would form u basis of values
Is little liable to fluctuation, in my
opinion, Us amy metallic basis could be.
have thus endeavored to show
that il is not necessary that money
should have an intrinsic value.
Whether ! have been successful or
not is .lr my readers to determine.
My only excuse for the length Of this
article is the Importance of the sub
ject on which il treats. If desired, |
will, in your next or some future issue
OF your paper, endeavor to answer
further some other of the principal
objections urged against this species
of money. NATIONALIST.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09
The Season.

The present summer, like the win
ter which preceded it, must be, in
these parts, held to be u remarkable
one. When have oul farmers wit
messed so much rust upon their grain,
such violence of wind and of rainfall
While rejecting upon Il probable
cause, our thought turns in the direc-
tion OF underground chemical inAu-
ences, fifty to be denominated volcan-
ic; and we are reminded Of it that, let
us stand where we will upon the globe
an active chemical laboratory is di-
rectly underneath ns, whose effect
upon our welfare is potent, though
very indistinctly understood.
"lIardinger 1--WE quote from the Sci
entilic Amercan) believed that he
could prove that the surface of the
earth was the anode and the interior
Of the earth the cathode Of u galvanic
battery"
Do not our experiences shut us ND,
also.to thiS conclusion Above ground,
If we have 70 note any change this
year, it is that the atmosphere is less
tranSmittent of heat than usual, be-
cause more Astounding in moisture.
Ours is quite the reverse Of the sky
of the desert. Vegetation, in conse-
quence, was never more lnxlWiant;
Insect life never more prolific. That
the solar beam has III these days UNI
dergone change, OF that there should
be IN IL u greater preponderancc of
heat rays, is indeed 4 possible suppo-
Sitl0n, but such result could hardly,
from any known cause, be conceived
to come about independently of il
change Of the earths chemical condi-
ton, and to lay the effect to the ac-
count of the suns rays singly, would
warrant it that all parts of the world
would he affected alike
Let no one following the mcients
think Of the earth as fixed in its
condition. 1t is universally and con-
stantly the theatre of chemical change.
A slight acquaintance with the APP
pearances in the rocks sulliees to as
sure US Of this rs having taken place
in tle past. It is just here that we
would place the mystery Which so oc-
eupies the public thought-thc very
tropical aspect Of the season. The
season, ii Is likely. is one Of unusually
active far deep chemical change,
out of which electricity and heal now
known to be intar-convartihla) are
largely evolved The year, shall we
saw is pminentlv Il volcanic one
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09
Congressional Convention.

There will be 4 Convention IL the
Democratic-Reform party Of the
Third Congressional District Of Wis
,0nsin, held ut Muscoda, Grant Co.,
Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1878, to nominate u
candidate for Representative in Con
gress, and to transact such other bus
iness as may come before the Conven-
tion.
The representation will be the same
~ in Conventions heretofore held,
VIZ Two delegates from each Soma
torial District, and two from each
Assembly District.
i. q. KNIGHT, Gro. CRAWFORD,
G. Il. ADAMS, T.. M. BARBER.
JAS. CAMPBELL, O. Il. BLACK,
District Committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

The New York World SAYS that the
Republican papers hive SO long lwelt
upon the moral, social and intellectual
,hferiorty of the Democrats that we
arc prepared to learn that Republic
tAn lcgislaturoin Indiana fixed things
10 that IL takes more Of the inferior
Democrats to return n legislator than
Il does Of the Intelligent and honest
Republicans. Here is the ratio. Rep
reaentatiye for 1890 Republicans, or
t.536 Democrats. State senator for
1852 Republicans, or 1000 Democrats.
Congressman for 2a069 Republicans,
" $4,000 Democrats" 1t isuo wonder
that the Republicans of Indiana view
the gcrrymandcring Of Ohio by the
Democrats with apprehension, alarm
aud disgust.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

The lim Il tae Illinois Central
4 roaa from New orleans ate not
aAoWo "a n Cairo, owing to the
yellow feves waca prevails at the
81 nrr ei,N. Un I'll authorities IL
Giro gri nNel thep alarm Mla rc,rad
bletr otdes, mn Gsa til WI
tli,e its New Orlcan, tiatas VIA TIL
tan. Ky. NArre halltl officer IL sta.
toned r. prevent persons from tie
I'm n - snls lsn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

Elsewhere will be found the plat
form Of the Republican party Of Wis
consin. The members or the Central
Committee met rs Milwaukee on the
x1st, but show unlike their bold, un-
canned, untameabIe progenitors." The
first clause Of the address shows how
their spirit has been subdued Here
1t is:
"First-Adherence to the principles
Of the Republican national platform
Of 1870, and the sentiments expressed
IN Mr.. Hayes letter OF acceptance,
recognizing the honest differences Of
opinions among Republicans respect
ing certain features Of the policy Of
the national administration, but cor.
daily approving the aims of the Pres
ident In seeking to restore fraternal
rotations between the different see
lions of the country, and TO purify
tnd improve the civil service"
The policy Of the national admins
tration to which reference il made is
the policy which the Democratic party
has always advocated. It's the policy
which the Republican party has AZ
ways opposed. Every radical stump
speaker IN the campaign of 1876 de-
nounced it. The Central Committee
should have gotten old A. Il. Norton,
Of Texas, who spoke here during that
Campaign, To write their address for
them. lie denounced as traitors all
who favored the policy which Hayes
has since endcayOred to carry out
And no speaker III The district was
iuoro loudly applaudcd by Republic
cans than he, IL is hypocritical for
= tile leaders Of tho party to talk about
''hQnest differences Of opinion among
Republicans upon this question, and
IL is cowardly IN the extreme for them
To surrender one Of the cardinal prin-
aples Of their doctrine for the sake OF
securing victory and the spoils.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

When Goldsnlith Maid tretted annie
Al 2Alit Wa, cNrtilriri IS u Wae
y wonderful feat. NuN Earas secs tie
Maids inc md saei threeQuar,cfs
u / ,anoml ~ tet, hotDmg the mil
IA 2;lSl. rnis i very fast going cor
t.1lnly, but Lie chances IRE that the
aolt Is NOW nihaiiag grass whose pre-
destined glory Il Is IL beat Il.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

we declare the Investigation re-
speeting the last Presidential election
has wholly failed 70 disclose any i'm.
proper action ~ President Hayes"
Republican Platforms
lnl how Isl, ah9u4 john Sherman,
St.rlvA Matthews nae these otAer
G'Glps?