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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
Hayes weakening Hut No Encourage
ment Given Him.

A curious account Of an interview
between the president and two repub~
lican senators 10 given In special dis
patches to the Chicago Times. Mr..
Hayes appears to have manifested an
almost childish eagerness to eonciliate
his visitors and learn their ideas as to
the establishment OF friendly rela-
tions between himself and the senate.
He proclaimed himself an srdant and
devoted republican, determined to adj.
here to the party, and willing to aban-
don any part OF his policy that might
be Objectionable, II something better
could be found. His vIsitors-who
must have been themselves the report
ers OF the interview-do not appear
to have given him any encouragement
to expect more friendly attitude
from the republican side Of the senate
In future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

indianapolis journal 1t is given
out that in the absence of any chance
of being returned to the senate, Mr..
Stanley Matthews will stand for the
lower house of congress in one of the
Cincinnati districts. As coordinate
branch OF the government, he probably
fears the results of too sudden retire>
ment from public life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
TURCO.RUSSIA WAR.
Rus.ja Tenants the Right 10 Discuss
the Conditions of Peace with Her
Enemy AIone-The Invaders Pour
Ing through sehipks Pass.
,Noor Assocl,ted Press Report. /

Ing
Moon Associated Press Beport.l
LONDON, January THE Daily
Neys, Bucharest correspondent says
an officer from czarovitch's headqusr-
ters states that General Rodelzy has
crossed the Balkans through Shipka
mass, the Turks having abandoned
their positions previously because Of
the severe cold.
The Times correspondent at Buchar-
eat makes a similar report.
The correspondent Of the Times at
81. Petersburg says 1t is rumored that
Austria and Germany have vetoed the
idea of opening the Dardanelles to
Russian vessels only. Russia has con-
seouently determined not to raise the
question at all ,
The ezarowitch at present has ahan'
doned his intention ofreturning to Bull
garia. .
Daily News says; General Rodelzky,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tvs NNPulNl
WASHINGTON, January I-Colonel
Skater and Lieutenant Bulls will mp.
pear before the house military com.
mittee to-day 10 testify In relation 10
affairs on the Rio Grande,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
WASHINGTON.
Ben Butler viii Introduce A ResOln,
tlOn 10 Inquire Into the Chan,
dler charges.


Ihe Reform Broom ~ work la 'he
Indian bureau-The woman's Con
yention "a search oT Ino nAIIot, Ia
-COurl matters,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
Sweeping Reduction
AT
SANGER BROS

Instead ofcommenc-
ing to take Inventory
To-Day, we have con-
cluded to postpone
same until the LIST or
9th Of January. BE.
fore commencing we
have reduced the fol-
lowing named goods:
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

TEMPERANCE AT THE Carroll Wasting.
ton, Feb. S.-speaker Randall, on the House
side, and Vice President Wheeler on that
of the Senate, are strictly enforcing the rule
prohibiting the sale of liquors in the Capitol
restaurants. Up to yesterday, customers
could obtain nothing stronger than lager
beer at the Senate restaurant, but the sale
of even this has been prohibited by the
Vice President.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
From Cha%. IL. Colgate. ESQ.

Oi the firm Of Colgate X TO- Manufacturers of Flavor
ing Extracts. y blackstone street. Boston.
SoNERyHLE, Mas, Dec. q. 1>7c.
Mc>,r>. seth ". FuWic y sons:
ticutlcmuu-lu>i spring my little daughter. aged
five, hcramr very much cmaciatud with loss uf upPc-
tjtc and great pr>tou Of strength 80 much 50 tlt
v" were Obliged To take her ont OF school This con
tinucd through the summer, and caused n, luuc in
anxiety. Attrtrying VarinU> remedies without dcrr-
Ing amy benefit. our family physician recommended
the use of Peruvian syrup. After using il one Wrc,
We saw marked improvement in the child'> couii
ton. andi month She was rapidly gaining in ho3lth
and strength her appetite being excellent At thiN
date She iS perfectly well. with round. plump Chce k,
and healthy color. and i again attending school rcgu
larry. consider her restoration tu health entirely
due 10 the Peruvian syrup. and feel that cannot To-,
highly recommended II a> tonic
Very gratefully yulr>.
CHA-. II. COLGATE.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

The railroad lines leading out Of Chicago
to the East report having shipped last week
to Eastern points $4,000 tons of -four, grain
and provisions. This represents 5000
loaded cars. Trade is so active that on
some lines a sufficient number Of cars can
not be secured for the transportation oI
freight.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
CLEARWATER fnA>Krorp AND woG,r>rrr L. j:

Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect al Har.
rington al l221 =. NJ with train making connection
with Steamers for New York which leave LeweS on
Tuesdays aud Fridays al p. NJ. Steamers have good
accommodations for freight and passengers. Rates
of fare and freight very low
Trains connect in the morning at ICWpS Del for
all points named above on Tuesdays and Fridays
with steamers that left Pier b North River, New
York AT 3 7. VI. the day before
\. BROWN. Gen. Fr't Il Pass Ag't j. K B. b. 4 F.
and W. Railroads
H. \. BOURNE. Gen Supt O. d. : = Go Iq7 Green
wiCh ST, y. Y.
THOMAS GROOM. Supt. J. 4 b. r. r. LeweS. Del
JOHN l.. MAPES, Supt n +. Il W. Roads Berlin
" -'''''
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
THE CONTENTED LOVER

I'M oiduna shhrmo eiys
tah form va
u m
e from IRA
aLaanfn Tips nta
g
II y to e td I'm q W o
ta p r ifyou wantB O d
II yOuwa any hadc In the Of
%
epeneda New DEPARTING ap DIR SUI
IL to we
125apa odey
AT WOODS
Great Downtown Millinery and Notion Stores,
s43, s47 s. SECOND STREET
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

R5' Stations marked thus - have no agents
Morning train makes clcSe connection M ilavto,,
with trains on the Delaware Railroad both North
and South. ~ W
faSSengerS on morning train to and frnn RaltimOrf
change cars at Wilmington
RE- FrelghtS of all kinds carried at low rates 10 all
points and must be at Stations thirty t3O minutes be-
lore starting time so as To insure quick despatch
FreightS for Blacks Sull Pond and Worton will
have to be prepaid. va
nov 70 FRED. GERKER. Lessee
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

BGi0ITBANK Woodstock. VT. oct 1915.
seth ". FuWlC y SUlis:
GcutclHcu-iWo years ago began 10 tai q the Icrl-
Wan syrup. | in lauEuid, h;.lt-aliNc state,
through iusipirut dyspepsia and detective circulation
of the hluod. Three hutllc- of the Peruvian syrup
changed tliN To- glowing h"unding E"aith have a
easily without resting" or busy myself "f doors all
day Ion" without fatigue.
y lady cousin. Who rcsidc~ with Inc. took the ~yru
during her recovery from sCriDU, illness If some
weeks. she has been invalid for years Five hot
ties OF the syrup have 5" built NJ her system that She
now eats quite heartily sleeps aud can Wdlk thrc,
miles lin fine WcGthcr without fatigue | consider
the medicine nyUluubl" To- persons of Scicutary
pursuit, 10 those Who suffer from augUur or low
spirits that relate this personal experience uf il
effects Ia you. lCaNiE" yuu {" make what U>c yur
please of my letter Yours. very respectfully,
MARY FRANCES.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

A citizen Of Richmond, Virginia, ran so
eagerly to aid man, who had tumbled
into the river, that he fell dead Of heart
disease.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

SMYRNA BRANCH TEAIN~.-Adlitioual 4" i..,
ahp~c. leave, smyrna for clayton 1pf5, ". > g. -,
-. +. ". Leave CLAYTON for smyrna 80. A. NJ. g.
and N.1p. =. NJ. L. luakc connection with 1ra.l
Nurth and south from clayton.
II. F. KENNEY >upt.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

-'Gtt NM fItlstI-
i,"dlrinr llai can ~. ,mp'uycr cleans
.. he stomach and .aari, and even the
a3d. In small doses nt one pill dav,
10y limuiatc the digestive ORGANS and
..nro,r vigorous health.
AYERS PIrIs have been known ior
,a1.r thaa quarter o.' a century, and have
obtained a Worldwide reputation for their
virtue. They correct diseased action in
~" several a>>jmi!atiyc organs OF the
hpiy. and ave 50 composed that obstrEc.
uIn- within their range can rarely with.
>iaul or cyale them. Not only do The,
r.r" the everyday complaints of every
ipIy. but also formidable and dangcrou,
diseases lla have balilcd the best Of
Auan skill. While they produce power
III. ci"c;> lhcy are at the same time. the
safest and best physic for children. By
ihrir aprricnt action they grippe much less
iala the common purgativeS. and never
.l'" pain when the bowels are not inilamcd
iary reach the vital fountains Of the blood.
- strengthen the ;, stem by freeing it
'.''at the elements of weakness.
Adapted 10 all ares and conditions in
81. climates. containing neither calomcl
.':' any oclrtcrous dru., these Pills may
Ht ;ahcn with safety by anybody. Their
,l.ar-coating preserves them ever. fresh,
AMI makes them pleasant to take; while
,rjng purely vegetable, no harm can arise
.''H their ne in any quaatitH
s;irNEED rN
b5. c. AVER 4 co Lowell, Mass,
lrtci.c.l ana Analytiral Chemists.
Spi.D lH AL. DRUGGISTS EVElIYWIlERE
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

Anticipation is check drawn on the
future and dated a week ora month ahead.
--,Sf. Louis Journal
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

After all, most Of us sin through igno-
rance-at least that is what they say Of
Ben Butler.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
Maryland &. Delaware II. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
. GOING SOUTH.

on and after MONDAY, November 2Gth, 1877 trains
VIII run daily as follows, Sunday excepted:
DING NORTH. GOING SOI-rr
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
INCORPORATED l>47.
The Kent County Mutual
Insurance Company,

Ensures Property generally against
less Dy fare.
Since organization to Dee. 81.
lNI7, mas received from it,
member, for Premiums anitor
Interest on observation-disclosures $50, O,@}6. .>4
HAS PAID
Losses hy Fire amounting to-. ll0N44lj
Dividends "...... 6N,9Sl,22
Members on withdrowul.......... I&,544.j7
And had on Dec. 3lst, lN1-, to
the credit OF Its members. pro
tccting their Deposit Notes.
and payabl" on wIthdrawol.... >4.24l. ~
D.,o.f Notc< he'll to u,et E,trorIjpur4
Lo<Sc>. Sl3Ol,
The ~trctc,t Mutuality throughout thus furnishing
iSuruucc at c,>t to each ucmbrr
DIRECTORS:
GEORGE W. CUMAli\~ President
VIM W. T>chudy Ur Henry Ridgcly
John H. IInlccScr. James l.. lItNetiH.
'irurgc II. Money. John W. taliNcy.
lacrD llliam>, of Scuturd, EN-t",V. James Ponder
WM DENNfN. in. Secretary and Treasurer.
Parties dC>iruu> Of inSurng in this Company will
call upon or address the following agents:
Gtuigr H Money, Del. CIjy. Geor=r Moore, FELTON,.
Jesse ;. Huntington. smyrna. e. \ Eawns Briigrville
Alex .JacksOn. Camden. Gov. Jaur Ponder. Milton.
John Emerson. FTe,ictc3. John ". Nuutten. Iacrei.
jacob T. FoulK, Milford. u. ". Baker. Scaford
J. q. r Powell Pennington. II. r. Downing Georgetown.
Lerlucl W. Naples. Lewis
JOHN S.JESTER. Genera! As"u,. Dover
III Wb,S;teascomn,.,,,:,uto skorhibf aiirfS<f,}to
WM. DENNEY. Jr.. Sec'y,
March !, 1870. DOVER, DEL.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP

Are lr .ao,t If
'rv,iy" and "on@e-
aitipnrgaiiyccNcr
,i,roycrcd. They
ire nild. but Il
actual il ilcir
operation moving
the bowels surely
a.,t without pam.
AhEo3gh gentle
IN jLrir operation.
rhcy are sill the
.rol thorough and
.carching cathar-
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
Phila., Viii. & Bait. r. R.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

nH and alter MONDAY. November -,IiI. - III.
day excepted trains y iil icayc a. follow.
NLElIIM Ni:It.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

All freights must be at [
thirty t30) minutes before
they will lay over twenty
EAsToN, Nov. Goth, 1877.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
Kent County, Smyrna & Delaware Bay R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Connecting with Delaware R. r. at Clayton

ON and after MONDAY. November 10Th 49,. until
further notice, trains will run as follows:
GOING NORTH
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
R., B. { f., And v. RAILROADS.
TITTN
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
y N'IION \ EEEAkWAIEE Z. Z.
>pI WARD.
NuETIiW WAI.p.

on and after tt E~DAN. November 9Th. -. sun
3n y excepted, trains " i'll run a. follows
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Complaint.
Dropsy, Chronic Diarrh"a, BoiIs, Ncr.
youS Affections. Chills and Fovrrs.
IIumors, Loss Of Unconstitutional
Nigor. Female Complaints.
From "a weIt-Known Writer:

From Mr., Mar! Francis, well known a. "Narsarr
BuuNt
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

II has no equal. Stimulating without reaction. its
effects are PERMANENT, diGcrin" in thiS respect from
all Alcoholic lonic>.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

he various statiors at least
starting of train, otherwise
four (24) hours.
]. l.. CALDWELL, Snpt.
Smyrna times., 1878-02-20

sA5 sal SAC s. SECOND sTREET O Christian So PHILADA
until
, 1878-07-20
News Items.

Mrs. Bryan nf Abingdon, III. is cat.
ilr farmer. and last year she took prcm-
ans worth $l,ijO mt the fairs last Fall
In the first three months of 1877 there
were ISIS failures in business of the
Uhitrl States. In the first three months
ot lhr present wear the failures fout up
3,3 5. How is that ror getting down to
solld basis Of resumption.
Some one estimates that 10000 Am.
orleans will visit Europe this summer
and suppnsing that they will spend 81
600 each, the tidy sum OF $50 600 900 Of
American mnney will lie diverted to the
enrichment ct the "ctlcte dcsputism'.
The heavy rains in Southern CaiIor-
MIA have greatly increased the prospects
or II large crop OF honey this year, in The
various honey producing sections ot
that locality. The quantity will prob
ably be largely in excess of that Of any
former season.
Near Somerset, Pr. the other duy, Sam.
ucl A. Wilt, white digging Il post hole,
accidentally struck upon u large caIthen
vessel which contained twcutl seven
hundred dollars III old gold and silver
COINS, principally Mexican dollars The
date ot the newest coin is 1851.
The San Francisco Ciroaicle says the
prospect at this time is that the present
year will he, by millions Of centals, the
most productive of wheat and other &C
reals ever yet experienced by the farme ~
of California. The acreage Of wheat is
probably 35 to 40 per cent greater than
was planted IN 1872, when our exports
were 1883, lao bushels, leaving u home
supply Of not less than $500 600 bushels
for seed and bread tits also probable
that the yield per acre this year will av'
cragc above that Of 1872.
The EXPENSE. E.--Putter's Investigating
Committee promises to he an expensive
concern. 1t has been AS serted hy an In
telligent journal that il it prDsecutcs its
researches into all the details admissible
under the resolution by which it WAS
created, it will cost the country million
dollars. This however may be an over
estimate. OF course, there arc question
which assume magnitude far beyond
all moneyed considerations. Whether
ar Not this is one ot them, is to be deter
mined when the Committee Gets through
with its la6ors.
QUARTZ MINES NEAR SrTKA. - The
quartz mines in the mountains, not eight
miles from Sitkt are highly spoken OF.
Water and timber are both convenient
and may both bc had almost without
price. In fact. there are experienced
miners here who confidently predict that
Alaska will ultimately yield mere prec,7
ious metals than both California and
Nevada have. Coal, marble ana galrna
abound. in addition to silver and gold.
Along the Yukon river, the Indians
make al their implements ot war out OF
copper, which they dig up without diff
entity. In fact the natural resources Of
Alaska are of immense value; all they
need is to he developed under an cffici.
mt system of government.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-03-29
The +" WHITE =

seEinc Machine IL the eas5es1 SLIM and
ssslErK M q ise Hzrka1- Il Ia : re-v
large shAtilt make 1Ae 1nck-srirsh :
sIBPle - cnns-raofisu- re-T lzrtz-rzI,-
ninC. and slrn-<t nos~e4-ss j. is zlEsas1
IrIFsszs- tslf faT efcsT Elz-tzusas - sel u q
49, csup-s ria-l via rne WIFI AEEyTs
W<Ez APp.y Tor terms % y ETrE Srw-
rxz EkcT~E e.. ClrTeiza.. Otllo.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-03-29

= Bow can ] leave fhe-e . b. Eas
sin-Iu- IN a very tender tome tie
Wasn't very T.G'1alaT wifh hsr pa
reH1s- ana u Zas EeT-su- 81 =
0rlnck. and THE old nan came u
and showed hiul nov he co1ld leave
her-Betnoif Free Press.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-03-29
New Orleans, Ia.

Look al the Distribution
EXTRAORDINARY DISTRIBUTION
100000 Tickets at So Bach.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-03-29
DO NOT FAIL
- EESIi gOJ1gi 0Zlilas TnE
N.il.IIiils';sy ysas szla IF.TF
--Tfs--
Wine. ROSA EEsNGfR.
Ne CisaTtrr- -, near ana,
NEW ORLEANS,
VINE. Rosa RE1NGfl

Ncr Sur5uc ~rneE- selected Dr. heT whh
Nrr----is tnr lAF,-rsI Hn4 mnsi iaaii .0uahi'
n -hf lrry and r.rrrs= lavcT THAI thuse @
sra ether sfr.H-g ia=s hsbusF.
. tTgsa}s -hraffuliv exchanged whei
uu- aur1rr Satisfactory.
rF- fssrIlu ZFrf.sT-T. l27C per uuHrc-
Marc D. ls7-- +--ti
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-03-29

LOw-HecEeC. sleTeiess- princess
dresses With loisg trains and ve-v
sgRzre-cut Gscsiuf1allaur cursaEes are
Eauch Uurn this bah seaSou-
SATIN Will ee naeh ased fnT rrIm-
ming sgaTIn- ami sumfner dresses.
SO8s q fhs usE -Ts-ussiiHes are
1rIDEsed saiEreiy xiii b.ack saln.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-25

THE suit against the Journal for libel will
be. we are informed, pushed to a trial, and
no mistake. With regard to Gelwick, it will
be proven, if necessary, that he said at the
time William Avis made his settlement
with Parker, his successor. that it turned out
that Avis had oyerpaid. Avis also holds
Parker's receipt for all the money of the date
of settlement. Parker refuses to lend him
self 10 the dirty business, but says that AIvis
paid the money, and that the only trouble
was IN regard to the amount OF each fund, as
they bad become mixed. Gelwlck will
hardly stand up TO his affidavit, and the
hearsay will be eliminated.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-25

THE Washington Post remarks that sit is
amusing to see the radicals hunting through
old newspapers to see what Butler said years
ago and parading his old speeches to prove
him inconsistent. About the last thing
Butler would care for is inconsistency; aud
tthe men who support him don't care a
nickel what he said or did in tunes past
They find him now the best available means
of accomplishing a purpose. For that
reason they vote for him. For precisely
the same reasons they voted for Charles
Francis Adams, whom they hated a good
deal worse"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-25

ton, Philadelphia, Long Branch and Cam
den, and with an estimated sum of over
81. 900 600 in government bonds in his re-
ported possession. The details OF. his adj
'ministration of the navy department are
household words. His Office was made a
theater of jobs His intimates and conf
'dants were the most notorious barnacles on
the government. He had the handling o.
over So, 500, 600 a year for over seven years.
He left Office millionaire, having entered
lit poor man, and lived in it like BONANZA
prince. From 1870 to 1877 he spent $751;
$50, S47.3 81 ostensibly on the navy, with the
result of leaving the nation without navy
worthy of the name. From 1s4s through
1861, period of fourteen years, when our
navy was a reality, less than half as much a
year was spent on it as Robson spent in
each one of his seven years, he leaving us no
navy at ALL" With such men as Robson,
Orth and Crosse in congress, the expenses OF
the government, If they could control the
matter, would be doubled IN week
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-25

providence seems likely to visit upon the
old Bay state for adhering so long to the
radical party. To see Ben Butler knocking
the life out of the radical party in
Massachusetts, is an exhibition OF
righteous retribution seldom witnessed
in this world. 1t does not matter
who kills the radical party in Massachusetts,,
though since Butler has taken the job good
men will wish him success. In fact we
should not be surprised if it should be gener-
ally conceded that Buffers mission is to
bring the nationals so far into harmony with
the democracy of the country that the anni-
hilation OF radicalism will be resolved upon
as the first great duty of the American peo-
pie. This accomplished, we can see no
special reason why Mr.. Butler might not be
dismissed from mundane duties, and with
certificate of good work at the eleventh
hour, hope to escape the fate of R. B. Hayes,
John Sherman, and other equally notorious
rascals of the radical persuasion, erstwhile
his companions in sin. If Buffers mis-
sion in Indiana is to aid the
overthrow of the radical party be should be
welcomed with open handed hospitality.
The radical party of Indiana is an exceed
ingly mean party, and its only Strength lies
in the districting fraud which was commit
ted to enable the party to maintain power
upon the Florida and Louisiana principles.
The reports of Buffers speeches will pretty
clearly indicate that he is no communist.
In fact, that term has been used so indus
triously of late that it has los; it's power to
brighten the people, and the radical leaders
seem willing to drop ii. Buffers views
upon finances and business affairs are what
the people are interested in, and since they
are in consonance' with great majority of
the people he is likely to have a hearing
wherever he goes. From this time until
after the election in Massachusetts, General
Butler will be a recognized feature, factor
and force I'm politics, and is likely to be kept
pretty prominently before the people by
those who think they can check his career
by denunciation. Ii so happens, however,
that Butler has brains, and since he is using
them TO burst the radical party all patriotic
people may with great propriety wish him
God speed
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-25

Here are fifty-five who for the part they
took in stealing the states of Louisiana and
Florida, are paid annually from the revenues
of the country nearly 100000. The list
includes not only the visiting statesmen
and the attorneys before the electoral COM
mission, but the returning boards and the
army OF understrappers who did the dirty
work in the parishes in the capacity of SUI
'pervIsors, to say nothing of the mob of re-
'tainers around the New Orleans custom
house. The only corrections IN the list are
Sin the names of Dennis, the little giant of
Florida, who is now in government employ
and Maxwell, of the same state, who was
recently cashiered and court-martialed from
the army in disgrace"
We defy the world to match this exhibi-
ton of perfdious partisan scoundrelism.
Mexico, amidst all of her revolutions, has
made no record so infinitely vile. The United
States of America stands alone in the in
fanny of having elevated a man to the
highest office known to the government by
fraud. This infamous distinction is made
still more atrocious by compelling an out
rsged people to pay them 100000 a year
for their execrable exploits. With such a
record the radical party asks for further
lease of power. We are glad to believe that
Its doom is fixed, and that its epitaph Will
be dead and damned"