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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

On the meeting being brought to order Gen
F. N. Ogden was called to the chair. and COL
F. r. Southmayd was requested to act az secre-
tary.
After opening ceremonies, Gen. George d.
Johnston was called on by the chair to state fully
the objects Of the society. He said that the
society was originally formed In this city In
1859 but In 1873 at a convention held. 1t was de-
cided to transfer the archives. and locate the
parent stem In Virginia. and since that time
they have been located In Richmond. and by the
kindness Of the Legislature OF Virginia. room
In the State House has been given for the oceu-
patton OF the parent stem and the archives.
The original plan OF the society was to organize
| a branch In every Southern state. for the pur-
| uon possible In regard to the war.
As the representative of the society he pro-
pos ed to organize these branch societies. whose
purpose it will be to collect and transmit to the
| Parent Society all historical facts and detail s
1 which can be obtained. He hoped to see the
4 branch organized in his city at the present
meeting. and he would leave the matter in their
The plan of organization was read by secre-
| taIy Southmayd. 1t provided for at least one
Parent Society secured eligibility for member
ship In the New Orleans branch, and for the fol-
lowing named officers:
| President-Rev. B NJ. Palmer.
Vice Presidents Generals F. N. Ogden. G. T
Beaur,e9gaEEdi B. Hood ,, Gov Fraaeis +
| NICHOLS, COI. A hslcnard, MAJOR j. b. Richard
| son. Major John G. Moncure and Col. Brent
Corresponding secretary-J. Jones. NJ. D.
| Recording Secretary-F. g. Southmayd.
/ T. ca urer-J. B. Laftte.
| Executive Committee-Dr J. D. Bruins chair
man J. D. Hill. B. ]. cage: W. T. Yar dry, G. E.
| Fenner T. A. Palfrey b. NJ. Harrod, W. Fearn
j. q. Devereux L. Bush, J. B. W llton.
The plan was adopued and the officers unani-
/ monsy -lected.
The following was offered by Rev. J. M Wither-
| spoon and unanimously adopted:
| Resolued That we heartily welcome Gen. Geo
d. Johnston, the general agent of the Paren,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

The Philadelphia North American S s1.|'1
that each State be- allowed an al is,s.S
United States Senator for every maia'-
population.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

Where do you go to get your nbotooranbs
taken?
thought Of going to-what's his name2
Oh. pshaw! go to Lillenthaps. he takaa tho
best pictures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

A Branch Organized Last N,ght-Iist Of
OHicers.

meeting OF well-known gentlemen Of this
city WINS beld last night at tho rooms OF the
Louisiana Division, Army OF Northern yir-
ginia, for the purpose of organizing Louisi-
ana branch Of the Southern Historical Society.
the parent Office of which Ia located In Vir-
gina.
The meeting was In pursuance to a call
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

A Chicago woman is going TO try W.
her mouth shut 1900 quarter hourss-Is''aes s :.
Derrick.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

the names. of DR.. A. T. Holt. Messrs. Henry
Ginder and ID. Hughes as proper persons to be
elected by them t. Gil vacancies In the board of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

If ever cease 10 love. What? shadines.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
TlNEK CRY.
POL


Farmers happy.
sickness increasing
y '''' 49, '''' yum '''
" ns4' coming il 'i'e'S.
N''' a "'''s i'''"N = ~ "o''' ms ven
" ''''''''
Mis- Jennie 'fese' OF Plymouth NSi
i'i the ait homestead i'-l sunday
M G4ah Richardson. IT Columbus,
lud Is Whining friends near this place
Mis- Icnnie Bovd has gone 10 Bloom
iustou. H., 10 Wish an invalid 5. ster
our box, ,re ORGANIZING 4 brass band
uir,. F-,nb I.ln.an -. their leader
Rev Bower. of Plymouth preached .
.4.ut..i ~ + Fh...h t..,
ST,
ps.. Val IS pi,.,,.....t :. .l,..,,i.,.l
-.
.i.,,f..,
~ Z ''''" -'''''' '' i'''l'.''' i''''''' arc
"''s t'si.''i7 .''e ''''i''s "' 'i'ii ""''''
MI A@lai's Myers.
+ : Bi~-ell has 'rdee his ~i"se ana
oHiain- To Aa'cheiie~ ''.oi h'atoon,
o.. i iarm in Miami counts Nc wish
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
nALNIT



A. pa" has lcn Tor other fields %
labor. "a ie, woids from ''No4 and Ia zen
mas nat be mAiss (
THERE'S but little sickness in this si-
entity
Who can bring good dry goods store
10 Walnut, There is d spienaid opening
Tor one
Wheat las been coming 10 town lively
rthe last lcw weeks The yield is large
aad f.fnei- are happy. bui Tie ies Green
hackers around Walnut are very much
discouraged.
Our Temperance work goes bmycly on.
AMI we want everybody 10 know that we
viii have our second annual pic ME sept.
6,h Ne extend cordial invitation To all.
To Duns their baskets well Tiled and have
good time
\ young man from Michigan, named
SWiizer. vas saving tree down last ri
j.,y. v hen it spit up in falling, nnd stri-
sing him knocked him down, breaking
his lhlsh anu lnluflhg his DacN ana shout
der. lie is nov doing reasonably well,
considering his severe injuries.
Wm. Graham and Mrs Aliaretta Wade
were married last Thursday. We hope
they may live long and not weary in well
doing This Wedding vas followed sun
day by Inc union of Budd Town and En-
ma Rush Budd is an industrious young
man Of nineteen and has apparently a
bright future before him.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
BOURBON.


Franco. Jngcr Wink and their fair ones
took in Warsaw last sunday
Every man and lis wife intend taking
in fhe Michigan City excursion.
Mis- Waron. Of Plymouth, is visiting
friends ia tlis place this week
I'll, prospects are good Tor a great de
mand tor sanlviiche, shes daisy.
Miss Olive Arnoliis on the sick list
butt, recovering We are happy 10 learn.
The funds Of the corporation have got
81 scarce that .hey can't afford pump
Those who attended HE dance given 10y
lb- band lasi Friday night report good
tnue
Nrs. Shuley ha~ gone 70 Ohio. to at.
tena the funeral OF her mother MIS-.
Wink.
The Young folks report "a good time ut
the home pic Mic in Mr. Sloaeh's woods
last Sunday.
Why can't every man be as lucky a. our
friend, - ho won several hundred dollars
alta horse race
Mis- rua4 smith is The clerk in Mrs
Hanis'S millinery store while Mrs. H. j.
visiting m Iowa
Nj Arnold is suffering with bruises
which De received Dos being thrown from
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
BREMEN.
By SIMON sLowsrfCH.
-Weailie cool

-Weaher cool
Scarlet fever on the decline
-One 10y one they disappeared the
Essex
The farmers are nearly dome with
their work
john Hines has the gayest horse and
buggy in town
Mrs ". Mcintosh is visiting her
relatives in MclIeny, H.
Geo. Hans is now the happy father Of
a bright eyed little girl-weight pounds
Mrs. b. d. Place and her mother are
now visiting their friends AT Benton liar
Dor. Mich
during the storm ON the 8d inst the
lightning struck The house Of Moses
llemminser twice in succession
Samuel Roscnlcld is as happy rs a
big sunaoWer Reason. bouncing baby
boy. weight pounds Sam, We will
take cigars
Willie Iielmlingcr is suffering with a
severe attack OF The scarlet fever; but We
think that with the careful treatment he
Is receiving he viii recover
DIR ". 4 Dietrich, can be seen ON
our streets as jolly as ever if he does
have to - on crutchos. lie says he Nill
be careful how he handles that popeun
of his in the future
Seven 81 the Plymouth narmaliic-
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

Giles Liniment Iodile Ammonia
cures Neuralgia Face Ache, Rhenma
fism. Gout. Frosted Feet. Cnilblsius.
5 he Throa, Ely -iPclas, BRUISES. and
Wounds OF every nature In man OF
animal. The rcmaf kabic cures this
remedy his effected classes il "a one
OF the most important aud valuable
remedies ever dis oY red for the care
and relief II pair.
Rev Mr.. Alliger. Of JImaica. T. /
suffered for years with sore throa
which cleIgymen and speakers are
subj ct 10. lie obtained immediate
relief from Giles Liniment Iodide
Ammonia.
Giles Pills cures Flatuency. For
sale 10y @. Blain * Co. 81 81
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

Aasu-i lqfa, iss9 Robert rlie, aged 81 years aud
4month-.
Brother Hite wac horn iu Virginia. but moved to
Marshall counts tairis years ago. More tAan ihi iy
wears riace De- and hi- wife experience fe.io anil
io'nei the n =. Church. and hc lived A. one of
Gods good men uht De- was called to his final rest
A iar,. congregation oi ne -l aud friends met
with lhs fami.j 90 mourn w those vino moum
thc joss 81 "A husband aud father. on Monday an
thaf va- mortal 81 the good ia.a away iu
the cemetery at Argos. % await the summons ot
Him who S. , "msse the dead alive His camian-
ion, VIII, nine children all grown 10 manhood and
womauhood. are Jeff, sorrowing. but Brother Hilc
is happy where sin and sorrow a. yer come.
AusrIs FULLER.
II her home in Walnut, Ind. Aug II. ls71. Elz
abeih Berry. VIE o. john Berry, aged - years.
months ana 4 days.
The deceased was member Of The " T. church,
and devoted Christian woman. She leaves a hus-
band, three children anb the entire community 10
mourn hrr loss.
". Nee.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

ganizations are invited TO arrange ex-
cursions and bring speakers. al Of
whom will be welcomed and given
places on the programme Fam0ua
speakers III attendance every day.
For particulars address DR.. 5. Il. Col
lins, LaPorte. Ind. " !. y. Davis, G..
". c. I. Of Indiana. Director.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Another Addition TO the Bee Hive.

On the way and daily expected IL
arrive 1900 yards Unbleached Nus
Inns. 1000 yards Blcached Mu-iins
10000 yards Calico. Ginghams, Shirt
ings. Towelliug, Table Linens, Dress
Goods. Hats aud Trimming-; also an
invoice OF Glassware and Queens
ware. all To be marked down 10 III,
Bee Hive Popular Piices. Call anc
examine.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Assistance for the rltmczth Cornet
Band.

An effort is about to be made TO
raise money to purchase new instru
ments for the band. Most OF their
instruments have been ia use for l3
years, and they are about worn out.
Many Of the members are not able 10
furnish new ones, and it is hoped the
fiicnds OF the baud viii assist them.
and music will n)w sweetly and fie
quently.ou The evening phys rs ID
partial lceomPense FOR peeaniaIy
lavOIs
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

The Variety bracket works at
South Bend, were destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning. Charles Case aud
wife. and three ladies were sleeping
ia the second story. Mr.. AMI Ms.
Case jumped to the sidewalk. and
were seriously injured. Two or the
women escaped by the rear stairway
but the third, Mrs. Lizzie Collins,
persisted IN the smoke and flames
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Great Temperance JabIlee.

Under the auspices Of the 10. Ct.
L. IS now in progress in Collins Park.
LaPOrte, Ind, and will be continued
TO September lst. Steamers carry
passengers To and from the grounds.
Tents. I, stauranJs, llnah sands, and
all facilities for comfort and amuse-
ment provided. Matilda Fletcher's
popular parliament for adults and
grand amy OF Improvement for chill
dren, in session every day. All or
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

SoMEIHINd new at the Re taurant
on LaPorte street. Call md get q
meal and you will see it. 35t2
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

Every city and Fair Plymouth Fair
Honest
the Fat the while
kicking putting blowing like
ouvted them They tried BY
all unbeconng gentlemen from getting
business but beat them HAVE THE INSIDE TRACK
keep YOU CAN'T SELL GOODS AS CHEAP AS CAM
YOU KNOW IT. that's what makes you THE PEOPLE
KNOW 1T, that's You Now
crow. Never kick when he down.
began
I again. I LITTLE MACK
again you people their clothing
Dry Goods Mack, Friend,
N Woodwards Old Grocery Plymouth Indiana.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

To All who arr suffering from the errors and in
di~cretlous 81 youth, nervous weakness. early de-
cay. loss of manhood. &C. will send n recipe that
sill cure you. FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered hy missionary ia south
America send cii-ldlr.ss.d envelope H. the
fffu
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14

CHEAPEST and best Groceries at
Bennett Brothers.
, 1879-01-06
CRIMINAL.

John Allen, thief who was sent to tho Pen.
ltcntlary sonc tlrco years aEu for burglary, was
nrrestcd yesterday hy Detectives LonderEan
and Ryan, who think that l,o, perhaps, Is tho
man who Inns been doing some al the recent
burglar'cs. lie IL being held for Identification.
t;corae 4. Mason. tho man brought back from
tho East tr Constable George A.. Hartman. to
answcr Tic Charge OF obtaining goods under
fatsc prctcnses from Field, Letter Il Co., was
tr.l fut trial III tho Criminal Court Saturday BY
.fustltt Mtcr1,, WHO uiu,ittc1 him IN bat III The
sim, OF s1,U0, F. i. Metxrer Furnishing this
bond.
AZ an carly hour yesterday morning E. II.
Howard. n 1lfght-watclimnr. and F. v. Goehrkc
were brought into the West Lake Street sta.
tfun, having l,ecn founu seut1finu anl fighting
10 the street. Tho lnttcr accused tlU~Arl o[
attempting to rob him, and Howard, who Was
bleeding quite freely at The nose, accused 0oel1r
Ike OF nAsantting lin without ans pto7ocatlon
with au oyster-ean. Dooth were booked.
fln Morrison, keeper OF a den Of a!l-fa1ne IN
Cheyenne, wns Yesterday arrested upon charge
Of steniinR 3.so iron, Mrs. Dc llosaty, which
mama Is likely pdraphrasc on the good old
lslal, nnnio OF Dougherty. She IL tho rifc Of a
wrll-knawn gambler, and visited the place 10
ilAsu ji,tlr fun. Frank Davis, hlary furt0nH,
Hatie Clark, Rclfu Stckayhc, mud William Hart !,
innlnteH Ut tho house, Were also arrested. The
police also pulled colureA den Of Infamy kCpt
by thntirs +. Mortimer at the eotncy Ut lotk
street aud Fourth avcnue. and srrcatch fvo
ealoscl girls vi tcades sears who were thcru
for no good purposes.
, 1879-01-06
OHIO Politics.

Special nuaiea 10 rae 7s7oaH~
CofUMnus. O., Jan. 5.-The kitl-nlovcf factoa
Of the Young MEMS Democratic Cjub IN hi,
eitv hnra .o-e,e.t ttct- r,irt -, -ooorts tho c..
Of JantIaey entertainment, and faye knocked
tho olo-llhcrs out OF time, tho 1atttcr favorng
= maas-mecttnR, will, speeches from Thurman
Ewing. Pend,ctnu, an3 other lenders Of riots.
whit. .sa go-,,a- f.,.to,, ,,o.,a,, r.. .ho
N'o w .oa's. an. 'aeeu"t esAaSa ~ wv ss"'s
efastc portfon OF tue ciab' insisted on tue en'
testalnuDent being strictly 8oE thc benefit Of the
upper crust, who arc desisous Of making IN th.
a1nte for Tim f3ovetnor.hln md nerhsn. rim r,o,
, 1879-01-06

~ tAf LHHVF " 1hs JFl9HAf>
CHtcAdo, Jan. a.-rour Springfield corre-
spon.ieut. "Jerry Jenks," usakrs but partia,
answer to thH objections urged aEaIsst u Na-
ttonal Railroad Bureau iu my !ast colau,uulea-
ta0n.
IL WAS indeed asserted that the trans por tatIou
question WAS beyos,l !ts province, hut for other
1easons lt.aN tbs Inability Vi legislation to re...
',laic tho conditions Of supply 4ad demand.
FAat Congress has noxer to Regulate eosnn,escs
nMouK the several Stntca ls cunceied; but That
does not taeluIc the regulation Of pr'ts, which
u the principal element In tho cass. II implies
tho facilitating VI t:ale by the improvement
OF ~ rhanuels,-lrne1g tho producer nearer
to Tie consumer, -and n sumo instances III
protection ay tsr,ti. The pcople will trade
IN their o"n way. II was onte sttemptea 10
the Law rcn'aEns dcad letter. Transportation
IL intueueed, II not controlled, by the question
u Prize; henre W. sce euiupstitlan aud tile
io5nation of nool' sna s, .E.st,nens. BY
reau regulate tllas Cau Il rvnlrIY tly
evils Of eyeF-caittsllzattoai Could Bu-
Fcau manage tbs roatlx bcttet than Vanderbilt,
Scoss, o. Garrett, aud la-It 70 bs supposed Thar
tilry would NOT oppose aurh ~ organization
with nj! the power Ut their pasltton3 Grievuus
as may 10 the evils resul1lu: from an abuts af
pristcXat by corporations lika these. ,l.clE
remedy will prketd fruua 3olAe other Sourre
than the organization proposed. Tas taet
stands cunlsasoi that there REs loo tnauv rOa1s
for lhc business, Apd thxt, notwithstanding ru-
9'niv4. ptouustlon a'!d aAc stimulus of fair
ueEtsIll fr0tn 4nluA1. It hax be4u tlAr4 work tu
earn dividends. hast wui to dogs ahcu r.
pairs and lnalnten4ne, uake lasku demA4,us
upon tllu trcasuryt Wheu prices lali away uuu
trei1hts sfv autt II Ut lhat moulent "Jerry
would 4ev'.c n,sau. to make up Losses aud nay
diSidcnds, the noble 4r,uy of ra!ruaa ,t,auagers,
stoek and bond holders, would hail IL ~ 4 us-
tloual blessing. /. i. G.
, 1879-01-06

sions BY United States troops y ara spoken o, II.
Mstss n nna n6s
II out laws, snvao Me9sea from thss stae .; r.
Ilo ufAndn accordtnF to ths exigepc.es Ut tht;
ose Sa o rsnse
so' # !Ss Se,tsa s's's. .ns ~ e.s.s' =.
stoops ira thus sndcavosins 10 check S'lsas pots
tha territorial right OF Mt1ec, to invite eo.optta
when ~. sss'e.n fores fund ready and S9i1s ~iaa
e9 III II shs' 's' 't'ama'sd IA n'.a
Tbo aueaestlons Of tho Mexican Government, I'd,
vsrtca to Son in your dispatch No. TAO. canno,
Il: &C. ef9ss e. e2s,: 9 :eS o e b
se.s!pa ., ~ Ms1!csH cens.sss ay. %sy y
ton q the diaia'tie. Tho 10 Tnltcd sts's; ts's;
forced upon thcm ~ Of ''r'al rpnrsnlne 0oiI oi.
and International law, ought to Be pursued md A.,
rs.tcd of punshhed by Mexico. Whenever Mc.'ca
will aastit!c and e1ctcsc TINT responsibility !Ss
#. 1t 10 q source Of constant regret to find i'll
this f'overn,ntnt does not receive tho actIse et
e. ssn; IN sR Il. Il ns s f. nsS 4ss4s 4 % ss, A.
Consequences 10 both conntrica.
Minf.ter Foster, in . letter 10 Secretary Essrs
nAtGu SeUtt lhas RIFee report or kHp tntcsf!tEs
with President DiaE and Ainlatel Mala win y1ea
70 the punishment Vt shp Indians tn!dinx into
lion nnade BY Mexican troops and K1ckapot.
.eata:t tac Lipans. md aiso to 1ndian. Fati
Foster says tic faet Of s interview and lta obett
became known through Mexican Bonrccs, snl ii
appeared tho Government wae Impressed with ias
penplc. In evidence Of this Minister Fouet
lnco.es m article which nppearcd IN tho .HonNot,
Which. he haa douht, was substantially. II 10;
An examination nf the nh!cLal document tnakcllt
plain Tint the expedition ,fas dcttnkeh 10 punish
tic LEpans for recent raids &nd dcpfedaiuHs upoa
Mexican c!ftzens on Me1ican fui1. anil not fer
raids into Texas. and for th4 expedition ths
Mexican anth?tities enlisted the kickapooa. whp
nro part OF tho Indians charged e1 American
officials with raiding Into Texas.
, 1879-01-06

Fftkstm5H tAt*&} Htyuld (Dtrg.1
We deem 1t our duty to Inform our readers
that IT. IA safest for the South to expect nothing,
no matter bow tho House IA orgauizcd, and no
matter how LARGELY the Senate Is Democratic.
1t Is the fixed policy Of all parties North to
ignore the rights Of tho South. The vote Ia tlIa
scnalo against tho Southern Railroad to the Pa-
cldc Ocean shows how. Northern Democrats
regard that great enterprtsc:. and oil tho
stgus nt1st conyince III TINT tho North Is equally
"poosed 70 tho ,Gorernm,snt aiding to reclaim.
the Mississippi Valley. We will be alnnilered
aud lied about by ono purity, and fonlled and
decctve BY t!s 9thes and xrasio,sl, permitted
Nostlcrn ptcsidcnt and Vicc- President. This
l. tuat tho Wy th!ngs will york 80 long
Of the Democratic party to cousilcr ua a. bound
tlaaa and foot to its fortuncs. The South wants
tho War aud the war-issucs 10 be uveF, and, II ths
South Ia wise, sln Gun have them over bs acting
indepcndontly Of al tarty organizatlons that e.
Southern States 1t, tho Unlon. At tho present
time there ts no party IA thth country tul4
enough to treat Southern Interests "a II would
Northern intctcSte.
, 1879-01-06


The Northern Democrats wilt make nothinE
hereafter ~ sneerInz at the "b1oody shirt"
Their Southern allfea hare seen lit to throw
down the gauntlet, and tllcv may rest assured
that the North will pick IL Up. 1t II not tic
Nor!h's fault that the political 1'ncs are again
dividing tue two sections OF the Union. Tho
Northern people, against bopa and against
conviction, 1.ayc absta.nc0 from throwing my
obstruction IN the way Of the Presidents
8onthcEn policy. Thcr sec npw. - many OF
them o1nectetl to sec. TINT the snuth will llsten
to NO oyertures for conc!tntior" that docs
not involve. Southern supremacy. with sotai
overthrow Of every onrrics Tint tho Government
l,as erected TO protect the citizenship Ok tho en-
frauchised, and defend itself nga!nst revived
rebellion. Tho South is for ftsctf frat, Inst,
paranuunt to natlona1isIn; Ii submits III tho
Union because It Ia obliged TO do 10. hut It IL
crowding the sectional Issue ngnln upon tho
people, and, thank God, thu recent elections
provo that the Northern States arc ready, II
nerd be, to neain "kccp stcp to the music Of the
Union." We hctleve, moreover, that beiorn his
term Of Office expires President fiaYes wfli him
self declare that the North must be as "so1,d y
at the polls as It was "soltd" on tho field to
save the Government from dcstructlol,, to pre-
vent tho Union from b4tnR shattered.
, 1879-01-06
Senator 8hArun Iatsrvis, W sA.

"What II your uplnlon Of a1E. Hayes and hls
AllMtniatFalion1"
"Mr. Hayes n.ade = mistake In appointing
Democrats to ottlcc, thus nlukng the party
hybrid organization. 1t IL NOT tho Idea Oh wltel.
this Government II based. 1t il lhu prevailing
Idea Ut our people tuat the party Is tic biglesi
manifestation of tho will Ut thu maturity Until
It proves ! failure. when It Is supplsuted and
smother takes its authority atlt o1!lees. AIR.
Hayes has undertaken to run tho office ~ which
be- wus elected bY ono party iu tho Interest VI
both parties. and tu trying 70 please everybody
hs has pleased nobady."
Who Is likely u be the next Psestdentm
hss many good qualities, Integrity, Intellect.
will, Daiflo&ism.--aul hu Is thoroughly unscish.
III has dtarasas4 ths osd !de4 Of Ststa .ixAts,-
tlas idca that a Stats should regulate it, own
affairs III any Other Way shah ~ 4 paFt ot
, 1879-01-06

sotne other csmpsirn documenti Or rs no too
1.'s!ly engaged, With scme Of hIs "pards, " T.
pcrfcctinR cipher telegram system that shall
tlclT tho Nov York Tribune ii translate next
tImn, bcsiles sappin9 and mining to captnrotho
Democratic National Convention in 1891 There
u no qucstlon but that tta Old sharper IN btsy,
but what about 1-that Ia tho question.
, 1879-01-06

1t seems to u taat this loDg suence OF the
saIo Of Is GramescY Park Il bceominX terribly
nouotoaous. Isu't 1t iull thus for bin toeome
out with another denial, suothet frautic cialm to
all ths virtues, With Nias mxrgtu to spare, os
, 1879-01-06

"ecveral other members ars down With the
sa,ns e0.nplaint. )" IL tho .emsrk Of rnrrespopd-
ent who complained shat The hy9lensc arrange
nlct,ts Of tho Hall OF the ltouse af Representa-.
tlscs arc 10 defective ~ TO Induce malarlal dis
easc. The truth Is, however. that tho several
other members were down III their cosnsAlttec-
1nuIns or over at Bandersnn's, Whcrc the lna!a-
rta 10 30 Thick that yau san drink II, a!thouRh
1t coaty 10 or Is ccnts 4 glass.
, 1879-01-06

CbtHnhas {uf&s.l 1ndfntndeRt fptm.).
Tho time has come when Democrats Of tho
North must know us as We are, and must CO.
.opesate with us because we arc right, or autax-
unfzu uA because Wg are wrong.
, 1879-01-06

C4eos and NtrU7I {RtD.}.
II ID piafn that Ohio has been slandered. The
Berlin n,lsaton has been Vacant several days, nnd
not single Ohio man Inns applied for the place.
Mcanwhllc. half-adozen peunsylYaniana haYa
ALREADY been mentiuncu.H
, 1879-01-06

.FfV lorF EHa"a'<fe7d9 .fdHFf44ftF {Ktp.1.
It il ridiculous to hear Democratic paper tu.
quire, "Why don't tie Republicans ask tor
cotunlttce to investigate tllo cipher llapatchcss'
A Democratic Investigating comn!l.tea brought
out tho etphers which thu Tribaas aaye to tho
public. 1t IL for Tiideu aud bis ncniocrutlu
frtennA 10 ahbw they are 3a3se, a,s4 that alarble
Einnh. Weed j. CO. were not Engaged In cou.
splTacy u tiieat Hayes our Of the Presidency,
II IL not Republican funeral.