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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04
Mo. 81.

in oem 5ir 8ul9arei binsugeS9Idgenen TbeiIe
pon Maceboniel1 iino mtnbeFens Drei sSinfteI
Der 8ep0Iferan9 albateiil9en ober iIprifden
Stammes, rno mas am ifteitett in bic Mu9en
/ iprtn9t oas 9an5e &uitensefdnbe oes 9e9dis
| i6en DieereS, etnI9lieBli9 oer Safenitd6te
@opala uno 2aeos, 1T ausfdIiebli1 Don @riee
! diem betrobnt, unter benen ii1 bie mn0 oa
etnise gru9itade tiirfif6er Nationalitdt eins
| 9eniitet baben. Gangs oieler gafSen Rlfte
ruiroen ouf Weilen melt ms sSSnnere binein
aud ni9t einise bunSert 8ulsarei gu finben
iein. 9tuBlanb aber a1tet 6as NationaIis
tdtsprin5ip ttur 10 longe, ais es leinen 9tpe.
den bienli9 lit. 60 ioIten benn aud bic
ilauiI9en Nontene9riner bas iIlprif6e Aatis
uari, Die e6enfaas fIapilben Serben Il. 81.
ax6 ben ianrii9eH SbeiI pon AItzSerbien
uno bic Humdnen bic nabegi ausI9IieBIih
psn Tfirfei, berpobnte 9obruoI6a erbaltert.
I'm iebo6 auf bic 8uIgarei 3urldafon,nlen,
10 rpitroe bieIes 2anb nab annabernoer S9ds
Bun8 BET ftinf Millionen ginpobnern etiua
bret Ufillisnen 8ulsaren unb srpei WiQionen
tiirtiI9er, 9rie6iIder tno ilIpriI9er Inter-
tbanett 5dblen. 9llle na9 Weiteiropa fibs
renben giIenbabnItnien ipiirben oiefes 2anb
bur9i9neioen. Inter benz S6uBe rtiIiIder
Baionete mag es Ioldergeitalt itnn1erbin
Ietsnsfabig ietn. Die 8ulaoren finb Elm
ftnnii9er Stantm, Der i'm fhnften Sabrbun>
bert sur Dunau fam, i'm neuiten Sabrbun.
bert llapt16e SproGe uno Sitte itno i'm eSebs
re 861 bas @briitentbun annabm. SIM Sabs
re 1865 runroen iie bon Der Tdrfei unters
tporfer." ls
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04
MnifrrsenninI,t.

| 4lS Elm abt.GrentpIar poi1 eirem Cons
Jul inter 5apes uno lnter bem ,fein0ebiIoes
ten guartS" miro Der neue GonI,t in 3oIn.
9err gulod, sei3tIcegt.
gr mar friiber S9neiber gu 8ofport I'M
Gountp Spencer in Snoiand, iebte iid uor
etri9en Sabren sur &ube ,inO flblt iebt bas
8eoirfniB, I'm 4uslanSe gu gldnsen. Stun
9iebt es uieIe gar ftltse Sdneioer, uno Shon
usrmose ibrer 9eidnieseIten tnb seblselten
Dtanieren ftno Die metiten 3eni9enbefIetos
llnSsfiinltler Siplomaten BON Saus aus. Iu6
Ipre9en piele BON ibnen tnebrere Sprahef1
iebr sewanbt. 9lber nit oern G6neioermeis
iter Suaod 1T bas Ieiber nidt Der Sal.
Selbit en9lii9=amerifaniIde Sldtter idiIoern
ibn als einen a9ten &eifern, Der fi3 nidt
einmaI IN ieiner enslil9en Nutterlpra6e aIlz
9enteirt perltdnoIt6 MAIDEN fann geI6weise
benn I'm Oeuti6en. st fpri6t nur ben
uSooiier" "=OiaIeft,
9aem 4nI1etne na9 uerbanft SuQod feline
GonlulpirOe Der CUNT Ieines 2anbsn,ai1ns
Ibonplon BON Snoiana, bes SIottenminiiters.
Sein Sor9an9er III G0ln mar iener onlerifa=
niide Sran3oie 8eau9on,p pon sSnoiGrta, Der
our9 IbompIon's Gunit iogar gum @e1anbz
ten in 8riIIel por9erildt D6re, penn linn
ni9t elm Idndfslnoer O6tbepefber I'm ente
9etoenoen Iu9enblid Elm 8sin geitelt bate.
Sn Der @ablnetsiisun9, in rpel6er iiber 8es
iebun9 Der 8eIanotenIteae in BrilIIeI ents
Ibieoen rperoen IolIte, purben r,arnLt6 enaLis
ide 2lebesbriefe 8eoudanlps porse3eist,
rporin er leiner An9ebeteten Iein hole hart"
gu SiBen lest. 9arauf befam Elm 6err
Goooloe, unO nibt 8eau9amp, ben 9o5ten
in 8eI9ien. 3rob ieiner ei9entbGnlli6en
8edti9reibuns 1T iebod 8eau9amp rpenigs
Itens Elm sepanoter Maan, Der ii9 ni9t nur
IN ieiner frarBofiIden MutterIpra6e, ionoern
aud in Der en9Lii6en mno-rpas in &0ln bic
Sauptla6e it, in Der beuti6cn Sprade pers
ltanolib gu MAIDEN peib. - -
Den uSooIier" =OtaIeft 8uaod's uerftebt
in 20ln 9demano, miemobI bort in uerIAiez
oenen S9ulen Gu9lii5 seIebrt rpiro Der
Gonlul Snllof miro aber 9eraoe bur9 Ieine
eisentbiimli9e Sprabe un6 nod niebr bnr9
ietne urrpit6ii9en Dianieren pielIei9t bod eitl
9roBer Wann in &oIn neroen - abnli9 bent
anoern 0tuIter=Gonlul, ben einit Der 8rdits
bent Pteree in cine Staet peiter pben am
&bein 9eI9idt bate. Dieler GoniuL ma9te
es ,pte iener i6pdbil9e Bauer, Der ni9t be-
9reIfen fonntev ,,oaB Die Serra in Der .Stabt
es in Ta6le pade, tatt es ipee3uldneibe;;"
er I9neu3te Ii6 obne Sllfe zines S9nupfs
tu9es nir nit Dem Oaumen unb 3ei9efin9er
Der re9ten Sano ilnb bra6te es balo oabin,
oaB man bieie Ibeile ieines &0rpers in gang
Dfannbeim ,oas S6nupftu3 bes amerifaniz
l9en @enIuls" nannte. 10 1a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04

1sber ben sepaItisen JSdneefaa in
8pontins &c. i9reibt na6trd9Iid am 20.
Dtdrs elm Gbonnent Der ySlinois Staats5eits
ung" pon Der SorIe Greef Stand bel SIttle
Dloon i'm bortisen county 2aramie :: gDer
S6neelturm begann am 8. DtdrS abenoS
Sdneefaa uno RorOiturm bauerteit fort bis
gum "a. Wdr8. 8on meinem 9eimmeieH bis
gum ndditen Boltamt iit es Dleilen SD
babe auf bieiem 9Sese iber 700 Stud 9finbs
pieb aesablt, bas i'm Sdnee umgefomnten ift.
lleberbaupt 1T Der S6aben in unierer @egeno
iebr erob. gtid Denies, infer 8oltneifter,
Elm S6mager bes beriibmten SioursSdupts
Iinss 8otbpoIfe, bat alIein 800 StId 8isb
perloren; elmer ieinsr 2eute, Elm canabii9er
SranoIe, lit Meilen uon SauIe erfroren
9efunoen morben. Oie S6neeweben um uns
Iere DISQUALIFICATION maren Bis 10 SuB bod.
8eia9ter 8o}tneiter Iebte felt 40 Snbreil in
bieier 8eseno, tneilt itnter Snbiauert aber
ipie ct uerf9ert, bat er einen S6neeitirm
rpie ben Iebten nod ni9t erlebt 98enu erIt
bic sroBen Sdneeueben tues9el6molsel iinb,
oann miro man nod pieIe bunoert lnugefonl>
meme Stid 8ieb tlnb leioer aud soblrei9e
Wtenideuleiden entoeden. sSebt ba6en mir
0as berrIi9fte Somrnermettsr ilno an ben
pom S6nee befreitsn Stellen fontmt bas
@ras beraus. e sia
/
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04

- Bon eii,er sroben neuer Grfinoun9
meIbet bic og8eftl. Bof": GIN Serr Binter
in gterp'yorf bat nl6t nur erfunoen, ruie man
@as aus Wa1Ier fdbrBirt, rno rpie nit @aiier
ni6t nur @arme lrro 2ibt bersuitellen, ions
bern aud eine bic QirfiIng bes iebt sebraudz
li9en @aHeroampfes iibertrefenoe Griebfraft
gu eerpinnen iei Der Ntarn lit reiner @nts
pirifer, elm eepobnIi9er ,,Gnsineer" , iuie man
bier bic 2eute nennt, rpel9e etne 9anlpfmaz
f6ine gu beaufIidtigen boben. Sin 8ufaa
bat i'm, ruie ct ia9t, auf ben rtdtisen 98e9
oeleitet uno er fam an ieiner ei9enen Grfirs
bung nur erfldren, baB eS 10 lit, ntdt aber
rparum es 10 lit. sSnoe1Ien baben ii9 eirlise
@apitaIiiten filr bic s5a9e intereiItrt. gs
rpiro sesenwartis eine srOBere Dla56tne berses
felt, uno rpenx iie benz fIeinen Wooeae ents
ipre6enb arbeitet, iou cine offentIi9e A5robe
anf9efilbrt iperben. Inter bic len @apitoliite
lit namentIi9 aud Der Brdfioent Der Stem
Sort uno SEEM 5apen gilenbabn. gr ia9t,
ieine @eIell6aft rpiiroe ftinf Diillionen idbre
lid erlparer, menn bic grfinbung ii9 be-
rpdbre uuo praftii9 permenobar lei. Seits
benz man bic Ssdbisfeit erhlnben bat, bic
menl9li6e Stinlme niobt nur auf cine Gnts
| fernung non Sunberten uon Uteilen uernebms
bar su MAIDEN, ionbern bis in bes Wortes
perrpegenlter 8ebeutuns auf Slaiden gu 5ies
ben, aus benen man baS Sinein9elpro9ene
su irgenb elmer 3eit beruorbolen o.b. berDors
| ipre9en IaiIen tann, ieitbeu, barf man 9ti6tS
mebr fur unm09li6 baIten uno ruenn es aud
nod 10 fabeIbaft uno unbesreifli9, ia 9eras
oe3u natrtrmioris flin9t. 2llio pirb rpobl
aud einnal Seoer ouf einmal aus einem
@Iais 8aIer iid iein 2i6t i6affen, aus elmer
@oaone iein i3iu,mer rpdrmen, uno NIT benz
8orratb zines fleinen 6db9ens ni5t nur Utaz
| fdinen in 8epe9un9 ieben fonnerb Die alIe
! Ieine Arbeit NIT ausnabme oes Oenfens pers
ri6ten ionbern au6 iih ietes auf Der Groe
ober our9 Die 2uft nit &isieni9Heae an ITS
seno einen DIT bin sa ueriesen pernlo8en. +"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-04-04
Sonnenpra9t, bu i9eioenoe,
0ie Su Dir Die Gro ii6 ordn9t,
@ie oein 9lan5 Der meioenoe,
Sod nit Iettem @rub mfdngt.
8ange Welt unfleioenoe,
Diit oes Irofes 9olonem S6ein,
Sir mein 9erS, oas leioenoe,
ESnIfft nj in Rnd1t flipift SNnffen ipift

SD persaB, i'd bin i'm &erfer, = aber iene
Gnabe, Die i'd als Elm ibrer llnwiirbiser eben
pon mir gu meilen sebadte, i'd rufe iie on,
Sire, rettet mid Dor Wabniinn i'd inub wiis
ien, Oh Elm TrusbiIo mid dffte, ob 8irflids
felt - uno bod, es fann ni9t lein, ,pie fame
NeiIi oas uniduIoise &inb, an Sieie fur3t.
bare Statte?
8rdftis i9lus Der Gsar sesen bic eiienbe.
idlasexe Yforte. Sic rparo iofort seofnet,
Der 8erfermeiiter unb einise Offisiere, BesIei.
ter bes &aiiers, itanoen binter oerielben.
gSer lit Die @efansene Der 3eIe iiber bic:
fem &oum, felt mann befinoet iie ii3 bier
lpanote ii9 8eter i'm Son oes 8ebieterS an
ben eriteren.
Dlaieitdt, lautete Die Intrport bas Mao.
den parb i'm Halait Der erbabenen GSarepno
auf 8efebl ieiner Grcellens oes @rofen Stu
sanoff perbaftet unb bierber sebradt nit be,
QSeiIung 1ie itreng gu biiten.
Stusanoff, ia9te ber GSar nadbenfIi6, e,
mar benz GiQebois niemals boIo, id bail,
bas i'm Dunfeln i9lei6enbe 8eptil i'd nil
Glarbeit, rief er Iaut : man fibre bic Sc
fansene bierber.
Ser &erfermeiiter ueri6panb, ben 8efeb
Oes Serri6ers gu erfiaen mdbreno beiier
ruanote iid Der G3ar auf's neue Su Siae
bois:
gieIIeidt 1T bic Sdnserin nidt bic se
slaubte Perion, iaste er. SIT iie's 10 nil
id feline Grfennunssicene. Sn beinen Sian
tel billie bid, ftele bid abieits uno lei Man,
9enu9, bi9 gu beSpin9en.
Sire, iuenn lie's iein iollte, menn i'd #
rpieOer fanbe- -uno rubis iein, rubis in hieien
9lusenblid /?
Sefebl oes GSaren!
Stramm ridtete ii6 Der 2apitdn empor
feit biiIte er ii9 in Den Dtantel, bas Iut
uerbar9 oas Sufenoe 9lntlib.
8efebl bes G3aren-i6 sebor6e.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05
Prepare to weep, o, s.FIat..n

DistiHgUisied "FIatsr-I am sorry
ing" is becoming decidedly muggy.
The Investigating business" to say
nothing of the wonderful aerial flights
INDUCED in by the great and good fiat
Gen. Hannah on Saturday, have
caused the dear people to serenely
conclude that the assembled green.
bOack wisdom that did the noml-
mating business at Waco was not such
q wonderful body after all. It will be
well for some one to hunt up the patri-
otto "fato who discovered the Semi
nent fitness" of Gen. Hannah and
take care of him. At any
rate, see if the green badge
Is of of him, else some Illuminating an
imal will gobble him up. The General
took my advice and delivered one
OF Brick Pomeroy's arguments, but he
went back too far, and for all the good
he did, he might just as well have
went back to the time when Brick
Pomeroy styled greenbacks abolition
scabs, 'sgreasy Dutch rags" ''worth-
less cheats" to take the "place of pre-
cious silver and gold" and other en-
dearing epithets. know the General
was excited. The boom of cannon /;
the magnificent appearance of the
GreenbDack light infantry, consisting
Of some half dozen little ''nigs" in
their shirt tails, was enough to
excite any one. The roar of the
cannon must have carried the
General back to the time when he was
commissary and was wont to stand
where the bullets, those dreadful mes
Eengers of death, flew thick and fast in
IN wagons on their way to the battle
field. The fiat" general, in his Waco
speech, said that GreenbO back report
he made during the Democratic con-
vention "was absolutely spit upon"
fear the dear people are going to con-
tinue the absolutely spit upon"
business till after the election.
They already "spit upon" section three
of our ''fiat" GreenbDack platform.
They want to know what is meant by
land that all the money of the gov
eminent should be taxable as other
property" The dear people, some
how, have an idea that the government
possesses nothing save that which is
taken from them by annual taxation,
and If this money is to be taxed
they want to know who is going
10 pay it. II doubt existed in my
mind as to the success of our ticket il
has, like an April shower in June,
passed away. Gen. Oldright, COM
msnder of the -Newcomb light
artillery, is now with us. can "gather
the drapery of my couch about me and
he down to pleasant Dreams"
Yours truly, HARD BRICK,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05
The Vacancy.
TYLER. TExAs. Aug 90 1s-,

TYLER, TEXAS, Aug. %, 1873.
Editors Democratic Statesman:
You c doing noble work for Il e
people of Texas in your fight against
the one idedism Of Wash Jones, Ham,
man, L. J. DaYis, Tracy and the Radi-
Gals generally. Fight Cd braveIy, as
you have always done for the interest
OF the masses, and your reward, aside
from the success of your paper, will be
found in the gratitude of a generous
public, whose interests y1u so vigi-
lsntly watch and defend.
1.-THE politicians, who have in charge
the nomination Of candidate for Su-
preme Judge on the eleventh of Sep
TENDER, should consult exclusively the
public good and not act with a view of
counting the support of more populous
sections of the State, with an eve 70
the future political prcferment of some
favorite, Judge r. S. Walker, of Mac
ogdoches, will be chosen for Supreme
Judge, / think. He is the peer Of any
lawyer in Texas, but resides in a sec
ton that politicians have little care to
court. That old and matctless chic
of the bar of Eastern Texas, Gen. j.
Pinckney Henderson, twenty. one years
ago, remarked of Judge Walker, that
she is the best read lawyer that
know, except Col. Tom j. Jennings. "
He lsthe idol of the people that know
him, and his opinions would be both
profound and luminous, shedding q
lustre upon our judicial annals not
surpassed by any jurist that ever sat
upon the bench in Texas.
EAST TEXAN.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05

The condemnation of the raiah of
Pourie by the British government to
imprisonment for life, with hard labor,
for murder, has caused an astonlshmeut
among the Hindoos equal, to that ex-
perienced hundred years ago, when,
under the government of Warren Has
tings, brahmln was sentenced to death
for assassination. The raiah was ex.
cessively dissipated, and his mother,
fearing for his health, requested a
mohunt of the temple of Vishnu to
lead him, fpossible, into better path.
The mohuut thought nothing SO effee-
tive as incantations, and the ajah, hear
ing of them, caused him to undergo
terrible fortunes, and after frightful
muti,aton he was thrown, nearly dead,
into the street, and died in few hours.
The rajah was arrested and condemned.
An appeal was made to the high court
of Calcutta, but the judgment was con-
tirmed. That the rajah of Pourie,
guardian of the temple of Vishnu, and
the incarnation of Vishnu himself,
should be sacrilee iously seized and
made to work like despised Pariah
for simple murder, quite transcends
Hindoo comprehension.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05

The city of Nice, in Italy, has case
of curious interest on Its hands. Not
long ago an American lady, converted
to Roman Catholicism, died, leaving
to the church OF Father Lavigue $50,
900 on condition that she should be
buried within the precincts of the
church. As such thing was decided
against the health regulations, the Jes-
uits hit upon the happy device of cut
ting the good converts heart out and
putting headstonc over that. The
lady's heirs decline to see that such an
arrangement. meets the terms of the viii d.
and refuse to let the body be cut. OBJ
jectlons being heard, the case will lie
oyer. They might appoint commits
sion to ind out how much of the body
is required.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05
creole treatment.

By particular request we republish
tho following, known as the Creole
treatment of yellow fever:
/. II the patient be taken with fever
Immediately Zone or two hours after q
meal, give an emetic of mustard, salt
and warm wafer, one tesspoonful each
OF former to tumbler of last.
2. II the patient has eaten more thar
three hours previously, give dose Of
castor oil. II the attack commences
with irritable stomach, substitute q
dose OF cslomel and soda for oil, FIVE
grains each for chillreR, ten grains
each for adults.
3. II the skin is dry, give hot foot
baths repeatedly, until perspirstion is
induced.
1. II the skin Is very hot whether dry
OF moist, sponge the arms, breast and
legs under the covering with whisky
and water frequently.
5. The first night of attack, giYe:su
1pjsclion of twenty drops of landanum
OF Batsloy's sedative, should there be
any restlessness.
8. II the stomach remain irritable,
spply mustard plaster; If the irrita-
bility continues, apply fly blister.
z. II the urine is ecanty, give water
melon seed..tea freely-half teacupful
every hour. Il can be taken iced If pre-
1orred.
8. Keep cool cloth on head, if hot
Ct painful.
Q. Nothing bat warm or cold tea
green orange leaf or sage-allowed
spaEingiy, with small pellets OF small
ice occasionally or = mouthful of cool
Naler. for the first three days.
10. After fever has entirely disap-
peared, chicken broth. beef tes, mix,
20 be given in small quantities, grSdu-
ally Increasing same rs conyalescence
advances.
II. The patient must not be allowed
20 elt up for week, nor take any solid
1ood whatsoever for ten days after the
stack.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05
"stIngIng H." of BIanco.
BLANCo. August q. 1879

BLANCo, August "a, 1878.
Editors Democratic Statesman:
see in your daily a statement made,
] presume, by the secretary of the con-
yentloR held at Dripping Springs on
the twenty instant. In said
statement all that was done IN said con-
vention was not told, and you can see
at once now things were worked
cp, since l state only the facts.
At the opening of the conYen-
fIon Mr.. Fred Carleton called me
10 the chair, which was seconded
and carried. declined, and then Mr..
Carleton was placed there. The prop
Osition to seat me was made in pacif-
cation, since il was known that 1 was
insisting on Blanco man to represent
us in the Legislature. Mr.. Shaw, of
Blanco, moved to postpone the meet
ing, and the vote being called, twenty
three votes were polled from Travis,
BlaRco. not voting, when really Travis
was, as represented, entitled to only
sixteen votes. Mr.. Shaw charged un-
fairness, but nominations were declared
IN order, and o. Archer and Thos.
Sneed were put in nomination. After
some voting, Sneed was Withdrawn.
Some of the delegates admitted that
Blaaco ought to have the candidate,
and told them that the STATESMAN,
in rejecting local sentiment, seemed to
think the claims of Blanco ought to be
regarded. Some of the delegates
Iecoilect Mr.. Archer to have replied
thu the papers could not be relied On.
said to them that as good men at
homo they should have contradicted
the sentiment of the Austin papers if
untrue. / told them further, that we
believed in their truthful sentiments
and therefore we claimed consideration.
But the thing was fixed. By proxy and
otherwise, Osceola's friends alone
came TO the convention, and while
crying fair play, prepared to
Islander US. Being one of the
committee on credentials, l soon
saw where their fair play WAS. Osceola
said he was candidate to represent
Blanco and Travis counties in the
Legislature. Suppose he had not got
the majority vote of the convention,
would he not still have remained a can
dldateI As delegate from Blanco, l
had no assurance that he was Demo
crat, but was led from many reasons to
think he was an Independent candidate.
Therefore could not cast the Demo-
cratic vote of Blanco for Archer. l
have much more to say at proper times
and places. Please do me the favor
and justice 1T this to place Blanco
county night before the people.
Truly yours, SINGING B.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05

Cuba appears to be getting along IA
mously now that the instruction has
been abandoned and the home govern,
ment has shown its desire to concili-
ate the insurgents. From all the
islands of the West Indies exiled Gu
bans are returning to their homes, and
when they return they are Immediately
accorded all the rights of citizenship
and the utmost freedom of speech.
The loyal people of Spain will begin to
wish after awhile that they had been
Cuban insurgents.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05

Some one who seems to know abou [
the relation of good newspaper to a
family writes as follows: "The strong
attachment of subscribers to well con-
Quoted newspapers is confirmed by
publishers. Stop my paper words
of dread to beginners in business, lose
their terror after paper has been
started for term of years. So long as
the paper pursues just. honorable
and judlciOus course, meeting the
wants of its customers in all respects,
the ties of friendship between the sub
scrlbers and the paper are as hard to
break by an outside third party as the
link which binds old friends in bust
ness or social life. Occasional defects
and errors in newspaper are over
looked by those who have become at
tached to it, through its perusal, for
years. They sometimes become dissat-
istied with it on account of something
which has slipped into its columns,
and may stop taking il; but the alb
sence of the familiar sheet at their
homes and Office for few weeks be-
comes an unsupportable privation, and
they hasten to try it again, and posi-
bly, apologize for having it stopped.
No friendship Is more constant than
that contracted by a reader for q Jour
nal which makes an honest, earnest eff
fort to merit its continued support.
Hence a conscientlously conducted pa
per becomes faVorte in ths family"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05

Hon. H. B. Davis. Of Bryan, can
didate for the Supreme Court jupde-
Hhlp. Is gentleman Of admirable learn.
ing and confessed ability. He and Mr..
blsnnst, as : recent session OF the SUI
preme Court Ia this CITY, won much
distinction IN cases in which both an
peared. The foremost lawyer Of TeAas
should al the place vacated by Judge
Moore, who. Il Il commonly agreed.
Ne believe. becomes Judge Roberts.
successor.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05

The United States government hay
ing secured possession of the impris-
oned revenue officers in South Caro-
lima, test case will go up to the
United States Supreme Court, in decid-
ing which there may be determined
every veXed question of this character
For this purpose it has been decided
that Chief Justice Waite Will proceed
to South Carolina about the first of
September, to sit with Judge Bond,
who is the judge of the fourth judicial
district OF the United States. The
chief justice requested the president to
employ the ab!est legal talent which he
can command to argue the case on be
half of the United States, and after
consultation with the attorney general
selections have been made which, how.
eyer, are not In q shape 10 make
public. On the part OF the State of
South Carolina 1t is known that sim
liar course is being pursued, and that
the best lawyers which the authorities
there can obtain will be employed to
present the case of South Carolina. I'm.
mediate application is to be made for
bail for these officers before United
States District Judge Bryan, who has
now opened court in Greenville, South
Carolina.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-09-05

Chin Ian Pin, the Chinese Ambassa-
dor to the United States. traces his an
cestry back to remote ago and be-
longs to the second rank in the empire,
the next in order to the imperial fam
liz