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The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

omen CrtnluA4S aAC AS2FAf @A"~f .
hsrder to hant,le than aaaa-. and ss rnfe
officers Of the Law prefeL to 'cEle two men
rather than Z viefsst <ouizH I'd Chicsss
q furious female hss Just caused the polies
considerable trouble. In raiding . veil
known aambline house the AoEkcsrs were
met At the steps by the wife Of the pro
prietor. She ordered them out and then
fired at them With pistol. the ball rass
irg through one Of the meme closhes AZ
tsr desperate struggle the revolver va.
,aken from her. As soon ~ she vHs freed
sie seized heavy iron jimnny xnd hrrlsd
is dewn stairs at Omcg Walsh, who Ess
struck and severely injured. Aff=r an
other hard struggie In which she s01ght
like Tiger abe was arrested and lockse
up sz tg7-s'# sa: zs -a@sah
: Irn orrr xKxISKKp thss When .
woman ''hlls' she descsnd 10 . leyer
depth Of deprsyity than man eser rsschss
or can resch-th.,s 'Ase vouzr" i he
wost OF Gods crsaiu ura! ~ saya -4T
We sironglv belis-s that the szyinG is
trne; that, indeed, sh.re is Erle ur no douss
about it. Bot the reason Sor n IN sunplf
meutary and creditabls 70 ths sax.
1t is. demonstrated iac, In pAyGir.
that the momentum Of falling hoaies in
ereases a. the square Of fhs dis
tance-iO palmer words-.hst The further
q body falls the faster Il goss This proven
truth Of natural phylossphr, finds its
analogy, its parallel, in moral PHILOSOPHY
Once, hh Satanic Majesty v.saPur asd
sinless angel, . leader Of the highest crdsr
Of created intellisence., haskiag in the
radiance ofthe inmedirs prssence Of The
great Jehovah. Not Content with hs
Ioftly ststion and inconcsiyable privileges,
but preguan, With m unhOly 'Anbit On
which oTerlsaped i,self" be conspirsd 10
ietbrcns the Creator .nd Lord Of the
CniYerse, and t, ns&rp his place and
power. A detected and defeated rebel; he
is banished from heaven, and hurled to
he botomless PIT. On and on. down and
.till down, with evIincrsssing vslo o1ity-
With ut restisg stations; but in an unb-ok,
N. long aud cheerless fall, he -stops no.
i'll beavers antipodai verge is gainsd and
he Is enthrcned the Prince Of Darkness.
20, Lively woman" purer and bsner
han MIN by psture, in fact. only i lirls
lower thaa The angels, living in hisasr
md holier sphere mus; fall, when iall
si.e dees, beyond AID below the plain cf
faled psssion-blosted man.
As much ss ge~d " man isbs1er lnap
good man, srd tee diHsrencs i. great, 50
much worse is 6 bsc wusn than bad
mar.
Honorei e WOMAN. tor 10 her it is
gyR1
To s'raw .a-ta's paths with the roses Ct
heaver''
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

We ARr extrmeiy Rratsfed to antounee
that the runor that Chief Justice Comegys
10 III with small poI, Il incorrect His al
msnt 10 reportei to bsslights and Il expect
a to b Of short dursties. Il q ba1,5st 1l9
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

As rHHRK WAS An inportaHt error tn
figures m onr article on the Delaware State
+ and n. Ina Co, We republish It to-day.
with corrections. ISL
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

TEE pHxASD FoR TIE HERALD yestsr-
day vas greater than the supply, the entire
edition having been sold by eight e'clsek.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

koh LE-7sp shares of CLAYTON Iosn
noes, new series, 1t one dollar A sns,s
neH plan, iosE ing tae afoIl anonss sas
eolscsiug abe Premium monthly. anu
/ n: L LICHTESsTKlS ssey
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

foR LoRNr-ths celebration 10 the
Dominion of Canada of the arrival Of the
new Gt.yerror- General. - - - -.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28
THE TIME TO BUY FARMS.

Eawaa Hieks sr. Of East Goshen,
Chester county, Pa, recently bought one
Of the farms in East Branavins, one hun
sred and twelve acre., with good three.
nory bn0se and ample barns, for a 'riffs
over $500 dollars This sum wJui
hzrsly replace the baiidings, 1t was orr
iEinaIly owned BY the MscFarlan family,
and il is said that the MacF Farlans, like
the Sharpless family, never settle on any
bnt good land. The-fact that there are now
many forced sales gives the chances to
auyen Those who own good lard and
are able to bold it do not sell, But the
erisis forced much good property into mar.
kss and these who hope for better times
are willing TO buy.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

TCnhlsa. IS cents per dozen, at Law
toms sos Market street.
GO 10 Gardner's, at Seventh and Shipley,
for clsArly opened oysters.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

NorIcETo sUBscRIBEEet These OF our
sauacribers Who are indeiaS; 10 the MsRS-
,sa HERALp, will obiige by an early re-
,,..r,a - f-3see5E tsNas t'S~
matAnee .l.z.Ea.n cA.a Il sssls Ea- So
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28
THE HEP AID
rHF MORNING Herald

TIE NOESkNrHf~
il published every morning, (Sunday ex-
cep,ed) and delivered in the city Of VIII
a.inrton and surrounding plsces for siI
cents per ueek payable 10 carriers. Mail
subscriptions postage free, three dollars
Ter annum. ,.-,--as. ->
GEoRGE TRorP MAXWELL, Editor.
RoBE A. OBYRxE, As't Editor.
Office No. 500 shipley street,
II Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-28

WILDiHsToS, De,- Nev p, 1875.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
THE QUICKEST TIME EAST.

This line is now making the quickest time
to New York ever known, leaving New Or
leans daily Mt 5 As p. m. and arriving ut New
York at :35 a. m. Allowing for the difference
In time between the two cities, the run Is
made In the unprecedented time Of fifty-nine
and three quarter hours. This quick time
is made only by the Great Jackson route.
and Is the result OF It's enterprise In rebuild
ing It's track at great expense with steel rails.
Only one change Of cars, which is made at
Columbus, o., where breakfast is taken In the
splendid dining hall ut that place at 8 a. m.
This route also makes the quickest time to
Boston, arriving at 2:40 p. m. Actual running
time, sixty-seven and 0ne-half hours The
time to all intermediate points Is correspond
ingly l0ss, thus making this The quickest and
best route to all the Northern and Eastern cities
Excursion tickets to Waukesha, OconomO-
voc and all the Northwestern summer re-
sorts, to Niagara Falls, Putin-Bay, etc, are
on sale at the lowest rates, with the quickest
time made by any line, and only one change
Of cars.
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THE SOCIALISTS PLATFORM.

The second and third articles Of the Social
lists platform may be considered together.
They are
O. Sanitary inspection of all conditions Of
labor, means Of subsistence and dwellings, in
Guided.
8. Bnreaux of labor statistics in all States,
as well as in the national government The
officers Of the same to be elected by the peo-
pie.
Underlying these measures is a sort of fetish
belief in the wisdom and power of government
Public officers, who themselves are not able
to preserve their own health and that OF their
families, led by the powerful motives OF self
preservation and conjugal and parental love-
as soon as they are clothed with official au-
thority, with no other motives than that
which actuates otherpublic officers to do their
duty, and with no other knowledge or wis
dom than they had before, are at once able to
preserve tie health and wealth Of every mem
Der of the entire community.
Is 1t not absurd to suppose that a large
corps ofinspectors and statisticians could pro-
duce any such results Government (above all
a representative elective form OF government
of all human instrumentalitiesis least adapted
to the minute and parental care OF the health
and wealth of the members of society. II there
Is one evil above all others from which the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

A New York letter to the Chicago journal
says the Republicans of that State are unani-
NOUS for Grant In 1880, and that 1.-THE Demo
Gratis are likewise coming out for him, and
the fact that the Sun newspaper has opened
its guns on the silent man, and asserts that
whatever comes he must not be elected Presi-
dent again, indicates the fear which now pos
segses the soul Of his enemies"
The Journals correspondent then goes on
to enumerate the causes of this feeling, as
follows:
Southern war claims, fear of q Senate and
House both controlled by ex-rebels, and the
growing spirit Of Communism, together cause
both Republicans and Democrats to desire
the strong government which Gen. Grant can
give the country. Said one OF the leading
Democratic officials Of New York to me q few
DAYS since: "The contest In 1880 Is going to
be between Tiden and Grant, and am for
the latter, because want government which
will protect my family and property from
the Communists, who are apparently going
10 disturb the country for some time to come
A very pertinent query for this very Pc
euliar Democratic official to PROFOUND TO him
self would be--but, who Is to protect him and
his family against such government as he
yearns for 2 AS one of two gentlemen thai
had made a bet on horse race remarked to 9
third party, who proposed to hold the stakes
''Yes, / have no doubt you will hold the
stakes, but who will hold you p
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DIED,

RAINEY-Suddenly, of congestion Of the
brain. at 10 o. m Thursday. J uly II, 1878, Will
liam Peck Rainey aged Is yrars. son Of Cathe-
rine and the late James kainey, Sr.
The relatives and friends of the family. the
Officers and members OF the Crescent Rihes,
Crescent City Battalion. are res ectfully invited
to attend his funeral. Monday Evening, July 10,
at 4:3O o'clock. from his late residence, 1877 Mel
pomene street.
LIBANO-Sunday,J July 7. 1873. John Cannon.
aged IL days, the youngest sOn OF Capt. j. o..
Libano and Carmelite richards.
HALL-On Monday, July s. 1873. at o'clock
Copiah county. Miss. and a resident of this
city for the past twenty years.
AIREY-Tuesday morning. July 0. 1873 at
6 O'Clock. Marie Aline, second daughter OF
ThOs. L. Arey and Virginia Carroll. aged 8
years months ID days.
COHEN-On Monday, July 9. 1873 at 0. M, at
the residence or IsidOre Levy, Esq. Emmanuel
M. Cohen, of Cincinnati. Ohio. aged % years.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
sALOMON-On Wednesday, the tenth instant.
at s;i0 O'clock a. M, Pierre William Solomon,
pped % years 10 months and days, second son
Of VIM. Solomon and F. Elodie DeGruy.
GAUDET-At Monsec0urs Plantation, Plaque
mines parish. Wednesday, July 10 at O'Clock a,
m Paill P, son of MiGhe b. Gaudet. Sr., and
Ceiestine Landry, aged II years 2 months and
"a days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

Az the New York World observes-"A
French critic s Joy forever when he assails
an English subject" The critic Of lie Bten
Public affords an instance. In the English art
exhibit Is Terra Gotta Of Thomas Carlisle by
the artist y. L. Boehm, which the critic pro-
noune8s "the best specimen OF the work OF
MryThomas Carlisle in the gallery, adding
that it is "a statue representing man seated
and clothed in a dressing-gown." This delight
full critic confesses with frankness
that could not possibly be SO delicious In any
one else as In Frenchman proudly declaring
his absolute ignorance Of everything outside
OF France, and that he does mot know what
ID the position OF M. Thomas Carlisle in Eng
land, but In France he would be placed in the
frat rank as sculptor" This same critic
pronounces high opinion Of LIE Lutteur,
by MI. Wrestler We seldom see anything so
thoroughly and touchingly ingenious as this
outside of the dramatic columns OF the New
Orleane Times, or in the illusions OF that
paper TO the peculiarities of New Orleans
habits and customs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

The richest man in the whole world Is I'M
doubtedly John William Mackey, of Virginia
city the great Bonanza King. He was born
in Dublin In 1886, and u.s. consequently, In the
Bower of life. He came TO America when
boy, and went to California in 1862, worked as
d common miner at "a @ day, and after expe-
rienGlng various changes OF fortune, In 1863 he
became associated with T. M. Walker in u
mining speculation, his partners afterwards
being Flood 81 O'Brien and Fair. His income
ID now estimated at St2,OO0,OOO year, or over
$50 900 per day, $l4S4 per hour, or over SA
per minute. Mr.. Mackey Is described as q
handsome man, Of splendid physique and
commanding presence, and wlthal thorough
man and ocdrtly gentleman. At least, 50 the
Paris Figaro describes him, and on the whole
1t ms y be- said that life is worth living to MIR.
MEaEgy.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JULY IA 1878

people suffer, 1t ID that the government sup
ports too many non-producers, who constant
ly cat and who contribute nothing directly by
productive labor or indirectly by increased
security to the real wealth OF the community.
Already we have an immense army of
nearly million ofiee-holders and en-
ployees Of the governmental machine, Fed
eral, State and municipal, who with their
families are devouring the substance OF
the productive workers. and rendering bread
scarCer and the means of living more preca-
rioug. The measures proposed in these two
articles would double the number Of unprO-
ductiye consumers. The whole country Is
suffering from two causes:
!. The tax eaters the officeholders and
bondholders, are consuming TOO large pro-
portion of the products Of labor.
O. A so-called protective tariff-which
should be called destructive tariff and the
prohibition Of trade in foreign-built ships,
have shut our country in like Chinese Wall
from the trade of the world, and other Coun-
tries cannot buy our products unless we buy
theirs, and so, to support an army Of office
holders, and to pamper few manufacturers
and miners, the great body of this people are
| forced to sell their products at the lowest
price and to buy what a few people produce
at the highest price. Other countries are
taking away from us, through our own folly,
the riches that would be ours If We would
learn wisdom from the English instead Of
| folly from the Chinese.
| Not q word Of these evils, not protest or o
murmur on this subject do you hear from
the Socialists They advocate only measures
which will eventually increase the sufrerings
| of the poorer classes, and aggregate the evils
under which we all suffer.
! Then. too, it would be- an intolerable tyr
amy to have an officer of the law perpetually
poking his nose into your private concerns,
prying into everything and meddling with
| ail your domestic arrangements. The public
officer is your servant and not your parent or
master, and he has and can have no right to
| treat you as an overgrown baby, and be com
| ing round every morning to see that you eat
the regulation pap and keep your nose clean
| You have seen enough to know what food
| agrees with you, what kind Of 81 house suits
| you, and what kind Of labor you can best per
| form, and which will best subserye your in
terests and necessities, and n public officer
or policeman or inspector Is not likely To
know any better.
! II you want to raise up nation Of helpless
! mbeciles, just make the government O sort
of universal father, which undertakes to dc
everything for everybody.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
OUR CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

The special report of theGrand Jury OF this
parish, relative to the condition and manage
ment of the Insane Asylum, the Workhouse
and the Boys House of Refuge, Is remark
able document to emanate from body OF such
weight in an enlightened and Christian city.
If that report be true and faithful account
of the condition of these institutions there
has been base, brutal and unqualified Grim
inality in high official quarters, and the
honor Of the city and the needs of humanity
require that the guilty officials shall be ex-
posed, and, If there is any law which can reach
gross derellction of duty and cruel and in
human brutality in the discharge OF high
trusts, punished and disgraced.
From this report we learn that the insane
patients in the city asylum are in a condition
ia which no humane or iudicious man would
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
MARRIED,

ENERY-PHILLIPS-A L0newa, Ouachi-
To parish, the residence OF the brides mother,
on June 27. 1878. by Rev, J. L Bright OF Jack
son, Tenn. SAMUEL D. McEnery to Miss Lizzie
Phillips. daughter OF the late Charles W. Phil
lips and Rebecca J. Phillips; both of this
parish.
We lay out q broad platform for our friend
MnEnery and wish him q most prosperous
matrimonial voyage We might print whole
column and be less hearty and sincere than We
are In these few words Of congratulation 10 Mr.,
and Mrs. McEnerY upon their marriage
LOuaehita Telegraph.
tMr. McEnery is the brother Of our friend
Gov. McEnery, and leading citizen of North
east Louisiana. The bride Is one OF the lowell
est ladies of that section. We tender them our
hearty congratulations and best wishes for
their future happiness.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

The New York Herald thinks the Republic
cans have ruined themselves by refusing a
cordial acceptance of Hayes Southern policy.
Had they done this. proper and honest Re
publican organization could have been estab-
lshed In every district in the South. This is
now impossible, AMI the Herald thinks 1.-THE
wisest course would be to make no nomina-
tions at all, but to declare themselves ready
everywhere TO support the best OF the two
candidates. This would encourage the so
called independent movement in all the
Southern States"
There is a world of suggestion in this, and
we give our people warning in time that they
may guard against any such covert introduce
lion into the field of wolves in sleeps cloth
ing. Let them keep their eyes we'll open on all
independents" and see that the greed for
Office does not come in at last to rob them of
tia fruits Of long deferred victory. Bill
Arm described these independents about right
,vhpn he made one Of them soliloquize thus
s,T,ve got some personal friends, and ! can git
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

AZ II is quite an assured fact that none OF
the subalterns Of the army have ever taken
upon themselves, without positive instruc-
tons from Washington, TO attempt any inter
ference in civil matters, 1t seems to us that
Cen Sherman might havetaken up less space
III instructing them not to make posse conf
tAtus OF themselves. The General Of all the
armies Ii contracting very bad habit Of
making superfluous ass Of himself on oil
r,oasibe occasions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
MOBILE FAST LINE.
QUICKER TIME TO NEW YORK.
NOTICE TO TRAVEL ERs.

Commencing July 7, passengers by this line
via Cincinnati, will arrive in New York at g. b
q. m, changing cars once only at Columbus
Ohio. Via this line and Atlanta, arriving In
New York on same time, with one change
only. Via either route, Pullman palace cars.
No other line can Offer better facilities or
earlier hour OF arrival at destination. Every
point in the Northwest and oil the Virginia
springs easy of access, and on application to
j. w. Coleman ticket agent, excursion tickets
at lowest rates will be furnished.
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the niggers and scalawags, and you may go
to the devil with your oonvenshun. You see,
they control the scalawags, keepin' EN- In
office, and the soalawags controls theniggers,
and they are mixed up hash together and call
1t Independence"
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NEw ORLEANS, july "a, 1878.
TRIPLE SHEET

The ancient marine of the Wabash has gone
on on summerlng tour on a man-of war at
government expense, and left Devens TO run
his department during his absence. There Is
not supposed to be much affinity between Jack
Tar and iack-leg, but II Devens can run the
Naval Department and the Attorney Generals
office ut one and the same time, why can't the
two be consolidated and salary saved
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
WAGONSI CANE CARTSI SPOKESl
Fl. n. SOFIA,
Is and 30 Union and Is and IL Perdido

KER" WAGONS, CARTS and SPRING WORK
OF an kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Game
Wagons, Carts and Drays; Timber Wheels
Wheeibarrows Of all desert Dtions; spoEes, Fea-
Ioes, Hubs. Shafts, etc. Wheelwright material
Orders promptlE allied. AL work warranted
las adpn
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our entire stock at prices the like OF which was
never known In New Orleans. and ask our Iady
friends to call and confirm us In this statement.
Victoria l. WINS formerly sold at l0c, reduced
to Sc, at DANITGERS. ~
Victoria LAWNS, formerly sold ct 12}sc, re-
duced to &C. at DANZTGFR'S
Satin Striped Victoria LAWNS, formerly sold
ut f5e reduced % 60. a. DAkZiG Frs
Bishop LAWNS. formerly sold at zoe, reduced
to 10c at DANZIGER'S.
Bishop LAWNS. formerly sold at 25c, reduced
to 121ae, mt DANZIGt RS
We advise the ladies' to call at once, Us ws
have only limited quantity Of these goods and
Although we adgei tise only the prices OF our
cheapest good, We beg to notify you that all our
first class goods are also being offered at re-
duced prices.
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BODLEE BROTHERS,
LET and F2O. Common street. .Iz7 and axD
Between st. Charles and City Hotels.

FARM AND PLANTATION WAGONS.
Cane CARTS, Bagasse Carts. Small Carts Of all
sizes, Timber Wheels. WheelbarroWs, Bpokes
Felloes. Shafts. Wagon Material. Axle Grease
etc,
rnent In the South. manufacturing their own
work and guaranteeing everything they sell.
fe3 fy 2dp
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DRY GOODS
ALMOST FOR NOTHING!
NO SUCH PRICES
EVER KNOWN IN
NEW ORLEANS.
DURING THE NEXT TEN DAYS

As we are about 10 take our annual inventory
We will offer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
THE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY.

For coughs, catarrh, colds, throat and lung
complaints is the most effective and remarka.
BILE thing Of its kind that has ever appeared.
Facts overwhelmingly demonstrate the truth OF
this statement. II you doubt. call at the depot
log Camp street, and see. Product Of our
swamps. Sold by druggists jylt 10 q % 81 %
THE MORESQUE BUILDING,
on Camp street.
WAS PAINTED WITH
.Tewctt's White Lead.
The trade supplied at 30 Peters street, near
GrHvier.
jyI4 1T W. III. ABBAIT.
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=. . . : . d. . > .
BOBBTNET BARS
ALMOST FOR NOTHING.

Our stock OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR is 30
we'll assorted and fresh that we take pleasure
in calling your attention to II.
These goods are made to fui6 the taste OF the
New Orleans ladies' We guarantee goods and
prices.