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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-20

THE programme for the next meeting
of the Teachers Association, to be held in
Elk Point, Saturday, March 30th, is q
follows:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-20

jim. TALcoTT ls putting a new shingle
roof upon his building on Matt street.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-20
Temperance Meeting.

1C1aHPcH nnCc NNCCSHsIBs
A general temperance meeting will be
held in the Baptist Church in this city,
on next Wednesday, evening, March 9th,
1878. Good speakers will be in attend.
anco.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-20

On or about Wednesday,
March 9th, l will receive an
other Car Load of Horses. Call
early and secure your choice.
GEO r.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-20
GEO. STICKNEY,
ATTORNEY at Law,

Ch @, In HoNinan's new Block, on Main Street,
ELK POINT, d.. T.
Having been. for ncurly three years, Receiver
1.-The u X, Land Onice at Nermillion. ard be-
cone acquainted with the location and quality
OF tIc Government lands throughout the Terri
thr, us ,}okota, he will promptly answer all let.
,Sr. or cnauiries relative TO the manner of ac-
auiring title 10 government lands under the laws
Of The United States. Also will attend promptl
10 Tho cancellation Of Declaratory tatemente
and Homestead entries upon lands that have been
abandoned and prepare testimony for witnesses
IN case of final proof on iomestesds, comniufed
Homestead entries and Pre-en ption entries, also
iaities desiring 10 file a. or enter
land under the Homestead act can do so through
iRi. Office without personal attendance at the
Loca! Land Office. s-3otf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-20
WANTED.
400 Teams at So. per dav.

| can give employment until
next September. Board $3.50 per
week. On the Extension of the
st. Paul Rail Road from Beaver
Creek, Mimi, to Sioux Falls, D. T.
Shanties up.-Apply on work.
MITCHELL VINCENT.
Ladies Trimmed Hats, Spring Styles at
Bcggs'.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-20
Ladies Hatsat Beggs'


CHILDRENs shoes in endless variety and
at prices to suit the times at Beggs'.
, 1878-01-25

OREGON ENTERrMSC.--!ti' gratifying
to be able to anuomr, thru true merit is
aIway, appreciated ny cur Western p"o-
pie. ruE WEST SHORE started ~ an H.
Illustrated paper nearly three year, ago
and ha~ now tine largest circulation Of any
paper in the Pacific Northwest. IT. en-
craving. are ari>uivaly executed and the
article. are well and carefully written.
Its one Of that elias, OF papers which can
safely be- admitted into the family circle.
the publisher being especially careful not
Ia admit any article or advertisement
which would bc likely tp Offend the most
fI,filjou,. For lN7N the WEST SHORE MS
been greatly improved aud alurrd wthn
magnificent new heading Every i,-ur
CONSISTS or II large silr pIgrs. ii''rd with
the very chpio-l reading. u j. q publ
cation lhIt every rr-I.f 10 t.r Pacific
NouhUc,r ca f-nl prul ul y. 900, .uH-
sriWiuu prlu. b. hur ~ .5n lrrl,1r every
family .iuu.l .uI.-uilz. iuru. lHl thu-r
having lri,ui. Boo iHs,H-r,rH Stale. ,h,uu
-rl.d n rppy lra year. Any uur .rudiug
- will u-e.isr JH. paper i. I,s-. ud
ui.,I..u iss furnished with ~ mpuru.
back numb BE-, iu,.UIm. Iur maumurh
edition Dec Iuy HT Specimen ,uIa.
tv,uk rvut,, Nbi,H mlF Hn.ruHrl. nr
drfHatrd wH#u .rs-.UHu. tr tHt yufiu.
, 1878-01-25
AN JUAN COUNTY.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

PORT TOWNSEND, Lodge +, \. VI" meets
Wrdnc- lay evening on or before full moon.
STRICT OBSERVANCE Lodge +. 4. NJ,
meets ; / Tuesday evening of each month.
Mt BAKER Lodge |. q. .. f., meets every
saturday evening. =. ,,
IL. c. WILLISON, y. q.
JFFFFRsoN Lodge |. o. q. r., meets every
Friday evening.
THOS. DRUMMOND, W. g. Y.
CHENAKUM, Tribe of Red Men, meets every
Wednesday evening.
GEO. BARTHROP, SaChem.
CHAMPIONS OF TUE RED Cross, meets every
Monday evening. ~
\. BRIGGS, Com.
, 1878-01-25
CLALLAM COUNTY.

, Cha-. McGl"Sc............ .........Pt Angeles
T.. u. WarDu~-, Joint Representative Ia Terri
tOrinl Legislature, from Clallam and SAN Juan
L. .. ~. .iTr--- san Juan.
, 1878-01-25
ARGUS CHANCES.

Chairs should not be covered with
silk, but satin.
The bravest in talk are often the
weakest in action.
A Jump in mining stocks may be
called mineral spring,
In very bad company-the man
who gets beside himself.
The melancholy mans favorite
tree-pine. The debtor's-Will
owe.
Mr.. c. NJ. Walker, the editor of
the indianapolis Journal" is writ.
ing the biography of Senator Nor.
ton.
Adam was a stylish man in his
day, and was the first man to Sc, the
fall fashions.
There's man in Connecticut try
ing to invent boomerang umbrella
One that will always return from
whence 1t starts.
A little Bridgeport boy who lost
three fingers in drop press, only re-
marked, "rll bet mother will cry
when she sees chat"
What's the difference between a
man struck with ama2ement and
leopard's tail? One is rooted to the
spot and the other is spotted to the
root.
A sailor dropped in to pummel a
Maine newspaper man the other dav,
and the rural sheet came out with an
account of the ailray heading it 4" A
! Salt on an Editor"
An old raiIsplitter in Indiana put
the quletus upon young man who
chaIied him upon his bald head, in
these words: " young man, when
my head gets as soft as yours | can
raise hair to sell"
While growing at her husband
the other day, a New York woman
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed, If you wish your wife to see
this paragraph, cut it out and paste
1t on the looking glass.
In struggling to make a dull
Drained boy understand what con.
science is, a teacher finally asked:
" hat ma kes you feel uncomlort.
able after you have done wrong?"
My papa's BIC leather strap feel
ingIy replied the boy,
A professor was expostulating
with a student for his idIeness, when
the latter said, "lt's Of no use;
was cut out for loarer.' " Well"
declared the profession, surveying the
student critically, 6 whoever cut you
out understood his business"
1t is signal fact that "A girl who
when she is alone, can put her
hands on the top rail Of a fence
and skip over like a lamb at play,
will, if her beau is along give him as
much trouble in helping her over as
though she was rheumatic locomo.
tive.
, 1878-01-25

4 .Iuiy tea thing Boo pufI.uu-. With
q hsly and pu arm-. H.II Hi..Hr
hraiu.. tfElf.iss'- ,lur. vHnI b. u.u-
aIIy k,yp. Boo boz. uuWh = white uuI,,r-
,Iiri highly pr1umHi auI ring uu BE-
little fiugr. \ rrWrItr Isa woman NiIH
mor- air tiuu guul .uu-', uurr Ipum-
p.i-hmtrt. than earning. Wpr' .inrm.
uf Isr.nu fIuu grave ~ Wi.h wur- II-
miner. lhsu hi,uI., auI murr lpu., than
" III. nsu Attendant.
, 1878-01-25

u t. tlp mu>t muW.utuu, vur.iiuu %
women 9, called utuu go d-, i.I'. vuri."r
tlIc fault. uf ihe man .hr lplr- uiII lrag
h-r down, or Ulstlrr .lr J., rpm. .-.,yul tu
he hl. earthly Te.Ip"mcr.
, 1878-01-25

IT~ Two hr.t-cla,. sewing machine.
a Wilson auda Singer. Nrw, for ~lc.
Apply ai The AT"U- olli,c,
, 1878-01-25
MARKET REPORT.


MONEY NNKkFT
PORTLAND. - Legal Tenders, 96% buying,
~ Il selling.
IIroicrs are buying silver ut 3I2 discount.
selling H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
PREVENTIVE OF
AALARlAL DISEASES.

iiII1,bR Walton, Of AunhpOlIS Nd, ayr Colden's
,,tSIVt LlQClD EXTRACT OF BEEF d amost
L ~ PREPARATION, II Is par excellence. Superior
V,.,'g Liver Oil NJ anything have ever used IN
,t,,,e,iG inpllnd constitutions, aud an excellent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

ignition he can have on this side OF the
Atlantic we fail TO perceive, II We are to
Judge him according to his behavior here,
He was pre-eminenuy holOFed BY OuI
august monarch and his ministers beyond
any precedent in history; and yet he has
been very negligent, MOTTO say guilty OF
gross breach Of good Observation-Disclosures,
IN having failed TO pay his respects and
congratulations to the King Immediately
after his lucky escape from the hands Of
an assassin, because, forsooth, the railroad
tickets had been bought for Lisbon, and
the loss OF the sum could not, to his mer-
cenary mind, be fora moment entertained.
Had he been descended from royal blood,
he would not have hesitated.
Our Statesman, ex.Minister Silyela, in
accompanying him to the station, and
charging himself with messages Of con-
gratulations for the king, evinced sad
lack OF tact; he should have let him depart
unattended.
The Mtndo Politioo says: 1t seems that
General Grant was guilty of excess in the
banquet given him by Premier CanOvas
De Castillo, at his residence; so much so
that he presented a much-to-be.lamented
spectacle few hours later in the interior
OF the Minister'S box at the Royal theater.
Such IN exhibition was the only thing
wanting to stamp him as unworthy Of all
the civilities showered upon him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
A STORY FROM ABROAD.

Can this he True About General Grants
New YoRI, December 0.--lt seems there
is a part Of the story Of Grants travels in
Europe which has as yet been untold, The
ACCOUNTS We have so Tar received have all
come through American newspaper CORE
spondents, who could see no bad in what
the great American did. 1t will be remem-
bored that when the attempt at assassina-
ton OF King Alfonso was made il was
cabled over the opean that Grant had i'm.
mediately thereafter congratulated the
young king on his escape.
: This appears not to have been the case,
and not only did hp not tender his con-
gTatuIatioHs at that time, hut he neglect
ed to tender them at all except in an off
hand way to one OF the kings ministers,
who accompanied him 10 the railway
station when he left for the city. The fol-
lowing extracts from the Spanish news.
papers published OF Madrid, now at hand,
gave quite new phase 81 his visit in that
pity, is well 9s bringing out the above fact.
The C9RattlninlgI EpGD9l says: We have
oiteatimes asked ourselves the question
why Is this foreigner Grant lionized
wherever he appears in Europe2 That he
may have distinguished himselfin his own
country and achieved great deeds, we are
willing to admit but what claims to rec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
sEALsKIN SACQUEs,
Garments,
MuFfs, BoAs, ROBES, &C.

The mos, extensive, fashionable and varied colec,
ton n FUR WFnppingS 10 AMeItea MAJ g ISena
Al the EstablIshmsnt Of 4. y. BURkHAkDLa
20. Importer, Exporter, Dealer, and AahaIAe1uI
m Ii Fur, GHCISNATt
Their Novelties personally selected Ia Paris, Lon
don Berlin and 81. Petersburg are the 1dmtIallon o.
ana ieSder who rule and the ladles who deeile.
In anticipation Of the approaching h9ndh ~
Nsssrs BUEIHARnr 4 Co. have prepared llttle oook
eontaining valuable Information, With Deer ptlons
ma PtIcs Tor the Of Ladies resdinga disanse
mi, tbeV viii cheeffuly mail 70 any address on lps
niIsstIon. send for copy. II treAts Of everything
i,oTei ana standard Ia Fur sasgaes, Fnr-li9ed jar
s,sni. Fnr TrmmIngs, Robes Gloves, Fur Hats, and
SSs Iar psra CaFTIase Evening OF Street Wear 70 %
EoSDi n their vast and beautiful stock also con-
tSinS InIarestIng matter relating % Re-modeunE h
IinJ1S sfd RestoTipg PasSe Seal sAe9uel, A. fnces
With the snieed trlSaly q tse te
tjos Sent 90 appreciation 70 IaTttes furnishing l4
I.S'S1o+y rrIgrrnees Tor C. o. D With pftEee Of e1-
smInS;lon Spd rttuFp, uron payment Of Express
charges
- U.,I,,, Prsr,, pr4 JSr Ear Fun. 0AIigaH'tat'
sII-,,1S nd31-WAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

Ilg0V FHIos' sIl6, 90
Whole Tickets, 90. Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, 500.
Remit by Posioiies Money Order registered letter.
hank daft OF express Full list Of drawing published
In Louisville COIhef-tOurnal aud New York HsrlII
and mailed 10 all ticket h1ldeTa For Tickets and IN.
formation address COMMONWEALTH UISTRIRlj-
TON CO., or 7. J. COMNEKFORD, Secretary, CoGr-
IeF-JOurnaI Building, Louisville, Ky. deI-WPGV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
lIcoLLINs'I!|a
VoLTAIc PLAsTERs

AN ectro-GalTnnIe Battery. combined with
a highly MedIcated Platter, forming the
Erandest curative agent ia the world 0f medicine,
and utterly surprising all other aStsrs heretofore
Ia use, They accomplish more IN one week than
The old PlasterS In Wholc year. They do not pal.
Late, they cURE. They
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

No matter what NAV DO tho extent Of your suffer.
ng, Try one Of these PlAiters; Kellet et5tGItane
our posseaslon Bear "a mind that the most imPoF.
tant In pharmacy date back lessth1nten
wears, and that combinations Of gums anI Essences
hf plknts and shrubs are herein united with flec'
tFieity 70 form curative Plaster. In soothing; heak
Ing and strengthening properties n Iar superior 70
All other PiGStcFS heretofore IN use Is the scientific
physic.aa Is 10 the horse'lcseh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

Again the poet sings:
ASK We Of Science What the years will bring
To Mother Earth she, the inhexIble,
Can build frJan PTOphet-shad0Hs OF the Past,
The substance Of corresponding Future"
But after picturing wildly the science
suggested future Of the earth, he adds thi
admonition:
$50 may We follow 40 imagined plan,
Working from laws whose secrets hal -dIsclosed
Tempt Us to guess Al what remains ulearned,
YET doubtful Of our steps; for Il may chAnee
That while We build anew the scheme Of things
What We yet know may bear 70 the unknown
Too small proportion, and our architecture
sci on a false foundation, alp away
like a fair city swallowed by the kSrth
mat 10 volcanic rupture widely s1Pes,
Otten our best Imagining appear,
10 daWnipg light pl new discovery
False o fantastic figures Of dTb4m,
Futile aS prophecy 81 IlTing Aalnosl
That dresses every Wild and ghlFllpg fancy
n Inc material gSTboi sober fset.
The poem is very uniform both in it,
tone and in its quality, and the execution
Is throughout that Of 0 strong, Contiden
and skilled workman, who has finished hl
work before giving it TO the world: in thu
respect Mr.. Leighton sets an excellent ex
ample to his fellows among the younger
poets OF the time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
9TH:
GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS
Commonwealth Distribution Co.

By authority Of CommOuvealthof Kentucky, super.
ylsed BY Hon. h T. WINTERDIITII. Ell Treas, Gsn'l
7. A. Hams, dE0. II. UKAY, and other PREPAYMENT
citizen. Of Kentucky, In Public Library Hall, Louis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
Dunbar's wonderful Discovery.
BETHESDA WATER.

OPPIcE oY HoLBROCK, RICHMOND l. CO.,
MANUFACTURES or CARPET WARrs&TwTEEs
SOtTH ADAMS, Mass, December 20, 1857. }
Cot RIcHARp DrxBAR.-DeGr Sir: Inot only
take pleasure, but feel taduty 10 testify In be-
half Of Bethesda Spring Water. as my cure may
give confidence 10 many In this section atflict-
ed with kidney diseases who have known my
situation.
have suffered for more than year from
what is known rs Saccharine Diabetes, and for
its cure tried almost everything could hear
Of. Was finally induced by DR.. G. H. r. Ben
net, Of BROOKLYN, \. Y, TO try Bethesda
Water. Immediately started for the spring
ut Waukcslla, Wis, and began the systematic
psOot the water under your direction, with
tbs prescribed diet, to my great rOlief; began
10 improve Immediately; IN two days thegreat
Thirst and foul mouth from which l had suf-
fered N long had disappeared; also began to
gain In flesh; the tirst week gained 4 pound
per day. Am still under treatment, add feel
That am on the high rpad TO health.
Thanking you, Colonel, for your kindness
while under treatment, P-0ple Rl,auld heware
ct spIyOHG WAIeF sold as Bethesda, for the
genuine has the merit claimed for II, as
know by my own experience.
Your Obe'lient servant,
", II. NcnAOSD.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PEIcE-i0 cOnts per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
key S. per half-barrel, SIC per barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
49,

TUE RoLL OF HoxaR.-The progress Of
many 0 bright and promising sc6ol4. is
often arrested and encouragement brought
on by ABSENCE from school caused in 50
many cases by a cough, cold or sore throat.
Give DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and let your
children answer present when the roll
Is called.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

PMcE-j0 cOnts per gallon, q per 10 gallon
key, S. per half-barrel, SIG per barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

81 received the barrel Of Bethesda Wa.
ter. and am free to say It has benefited
NV wife beyond my most sanguine exPec.
taiions. Please send me another barrel Of
Bethesda Water. "-LeftSr 10 he disooprsr q
he Famous Bethosia Spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
sARFORD's RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the eorrodIng discharges
IN CAtAfTh, bat by sympathetic action Il restores 10
pound health ali Tho organs Of the heAh that have
peeone Affected and exhibit any Of the follow
Ing A1ectlonSt-
Detective Eyesight, Inaamed and aYattery
Eyes, Painful and WateFy Eyes, Loss OF
Hearing, Earaehe, Neuralgia OF tho Ear,
Discharges from the Bar, Ringing Noises
In the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
hehe, Palms in the Temples, Loss of tho
Senses ofTaste and Smell, ElongatIon OF
the Uyula, Inflammation Of the Tonsils.
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough. Bronchitis, and Bleeding of the
Lungs,
Zach package contains DR.. sAnfordS Improved
lnhAlIni Tube, with MI and carefully prepared d.
FeetionS for use In al cases Price, u. For sale by
all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
throughout the United States and CaaAdAI. WEEKS
q POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
g!StS. Boston, Mas,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-08
M ,derAtion Recommended.
Clear the Way

For the escape from the system of Its
waste and debris, which, II retained
would vtiate the bodily fluids and over
throw health. That important channel
of exit, the bowels, may be kept perma-
nently free from distractions by using
the non-griping, gently-acting and agree.
able cathartic, Hostettef's Stomach Bit
ters, which not only liberates impurities
but invigorates the lining of the intesti-
nal canal when weakened by constipa-
tlon or the unwise use of violent purga-
tives. The stomach, liver and urinary
organs are likewise reinforced and
aroused TO healthful action by this be-
neicent tonic and corrective, and every
organ, fiber, muscle and nerve experi-
ences q share of its invigorating infiu-
ence. UnobjectiOnable in flavor, u most
genial and wholesome medicinal stimu-
liant, and owing its efficacy to botanic
sources exclusively, it is the remedy best
adapted to household use, on account oil
its safety, wide scope and speedy actio \.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-08
The Vastly af sstehes.

The death Of Michael Reese has
furnished fruitful topic to the
papers to morallze upon this trite
apothegm. The San Jose Mercury
consoles itself for its modest sue.
cess In amassing riches by the old
idea that poverty gets even on
wealth when death knocks at the
door. Rich men while living may
grind the face of the poor, oppress
the widow and the fatherless,
eyade their just payment of taxes,
purchase of the servants of the
people special immunities whereby
their Golfers may be extended, aud
take every advantage which the
possession of wealth gives to them
but there comes time when, as
far as they are concerned, it all
goes for nought. 1t is then that
the vanity of riches becomes espe.
clalIy apparent. Take a man like
James Lick or Michael Reese, for
instance, whose whole stock in
trade of character consists of those
artlfices of disordered genius
whereby one man eircumvents an
other and gets the best of a bar
gaip,-when Death gathers his icy
fingers around the heartstrings of
such man, and. compelling him
to surrender all his earthly adv an
tages, leads him out into the Un-
known; If he should awaken there
to u conscious existence, how lean,
lank and absolutely poverty
stricken he will be apt to find HIM
self. The least that such men can
do for the world is to give back to
society the gains they have, by
their superior aptnesa, acquired
from 1t; and, IN thus giving, per-
haps they may pave the way to a
start on the road of spiritual pro.
gress to a higher and better life.
We don't know. We can only
hope that such may be the case.
Thus when Michael Reese, who,
when living, never paid out dol.
lar that he could possibly avoid,
bequeathes half q million dollars
to noble charities and then dies,
we realize that his life has been
fruitful of good in its termina-
tion. May the lesson be not with.
out It's beneficial results upon 9TH
orc
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-08

If the Potter investiga lion is rail-
lying disaffectej Republicans
around Hayes, and strengthening
the Administration, why do the
organs affect to proclaim it farce?
Why not encourage 1t by every
means in their power? 1t Is be-
cause it is not barren ideality,
but tremendous ground swell
confronting them and they are
driven into idiotic grins, which
lily cloak the terror that besets
their hearts. Sherman, Matthews
and the =" Visiting Statesmen "
stand too close 10 the Potter preci-
pice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-08

Tne new 1ork IT50unc having
just attacked General Grant, one
Of Merritts assistants in the Gus
tom. House, explains that that
journals candidate for the Presi-
dency is Mr.. Blaine. Another
prominent office holder intimated
that "it only needed a few more
such Trades from that quarter to
make the establishment of Re.
publican organ in that city favor
able to the denomination of Gene
raj Grant an absolute necessity"
John S. Benson, reporter for
the Supreme Court, was the writer
of the editorials in the Washington
Repa5 licaa during the Electoral
count which were attributed to
Stanley Matthews. Mr.. Matthews,
did, however, call at the newspa
per office one evening with Gov.
Denison Of Ohio and suggested the
line of argument which the edito-
rails took, namely, the compatible.
ity of the election of Hayes with
the election of the home.rule Gov
ernments In South Carolina and
Louisiana.
The Washington Post says: A
Radical editor asks us, with a glow
of triumph mantling his bulging
intellect, which he has not been
wholly able to withhold from the
types, why We haven't word to
say against Hayes for running
away from Washington, when VIC
never lost an opportunity 10 blame
Grant for the same act. Our es.
teemed contemporary should un'
derstand that the cases are differ
ent. 1t was Grants duty to stay
in the White House-it is Hayes'i
to leave it and never come back.
The Grant movement, the Mil
waukee Sentinel thinks, is further
ed by his nomination for Congress
by the Republicans of the Thirt
District of Illinois. This is only {
sort OF boost for the next nationa
campaign, when it is highly prob
able that Gran. vii! be the stand
ard bearer. The interesting ques
tion-and on its solution will de
pend the attitude of many Repub
llca ns-is whether the banner is t,
be the bloody shirt and the pres
ervation of the spoils system. l
it is, Grant will not be elected il
1880.
The Philadelphia Times says: l
is not supposed that any of the Wis
iting statesmen actually took par
in the couniipg-in-proce1s, bu
they must have known, "a tn,
whole world knew, that the crim
was going on, ard meanwhile the,
kept their peace. This, We repeat
Ia the case against these gentleme,
as IA body. Ii is not enough to Sent
ary of them 10 tile pehitentiary
but it Is enough to cover the IN will
confusion and disgrace, and no de
niai can do them any good. Their
are individuals who have a. mucI
heavier r account to settle.