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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01

Senator Blaine makes the statement
that DARN. the last % years Congress
has passed ~ acts 10 aid the building of
railroads. and has given a. these enter
prises 2D0uJuucD acres of The public
lands, aud has advanced S7aoUUsDO im
cash. Aud yet. 50 gigantic i The rail-
road system. aud so vast its expenditure,
that the aid extended BY The t:nyrrnssent
has not exceeded per ceWs 0f the total
cost "f our $1,000 miles of r-sil--greater
Ia extent than IL contained im all the
world beside. The Government has
supplied 3 pea cent. and private capital
has furnished ~ per cent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01
cuuLlsHED EVERY FRIDAY, At JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. -lx COURIER BUILDING oA
WEsr Sixth SrwEFT.


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~ tr,usient advertisements; a reasona-
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advertisers.
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r,tnrs ani legal notices OF like character
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01
spring Love and its Consequences,


Prctiiest. wiitcst
Among AL the girls,
The sweetest. the neafesf.
More precious than pearl.
Industrious. not blustriows.
hut modest and kind.
Shes sparcful. shes :ar,ful,
And all right IN mind.
She faints not, she y ,inism.t,
Like some foolish girls;
She ponis not, she spouts not,
Because her hair curls.
Not childish. not wildish.
Not running here there;
Not ircitIsh, coquettish,
Like some young girls arc
Not wealthy, but healthy
Aud alarmingly smart;
A dandy with candy,
Cannot win her heart. -Jomx.
The above was written by n love sicL
nan OF Jasper, who wears hair on hi,
lip and who thinks tina he Is a s.ulashcr'
but who falls short Of his mark.
DAYLIGHT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01

Dancing.

Mn. EDIToE;-A correspondent of
your paper from this place, under The
nondeplune OF 3D.. writes letter 10
your paper last week giving the gool
people of Ireland particular dixie. be-
cause they chose 10 amuse themselves
by dancing on the Grand old Four.h .
SAYS they laid their independence uown
10 dance. We think right the opposite
they showed their independence bv
dancing IN spite of j., and all such old
fogics as him. who too long have de-
prived the young folks Of ireland Of any
fun, and who would, ii they could. have
them all put on dry. sour faces aud iaok
aS cross as bears that had .been starved
forty weeks. But we say 10 the folks
of this town, big. little aud Indifferent.
dance on every " Fourth 7 aud anr other
time that they see:likc dancing. Yes:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01

Up 10 date Frank Baker has shipped
5000 bushels of wheat OF The new crop.
e.. >. Dobbins has served live sessions
of the Legislature he would make a
splendid looking presiding officer OF
the senate.
Prof. McSwanc of The Pike County
Democrat u teaching grammar 10 III,
Petersburg Press. Isn't the poor fellow
making conSrnatr ass ~ himself bv
thus placing himself voluntarily benin |
the business cmd ofa muIe...
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-01
Merrily. merrily.triY:awaT
liz a nafion's holiday.

His a nafion's holiday.
Merriiy. merrily nicrriIie,
Hound with spirits ligllt aud free,
Lets bc jucuild while we may
Aud dance. dance. dance,
Aud dance the happy hours away.
Your correspondent calls II disgrace
To Ireland 10 have dance there. hui We
Iaii 20 see the disgrace. The children OF
Israel danced beis q ihrLord and II pleas
ct him; The Ancirnit;rcrks danced while
they We're Al The head OF Art, Literature
and Science: the Stole Romans danced.
Dancing liils been method Of eniov-
ment ever since thc world was creafed.
among all nations the wiscs; heads al
the world have not scorned 10 dance and
iiingle with the crowd where. as Byron
says: Youth aud beauty meet 10 chase
tho glowing hours with flviny feet
Then, IN the name OF common sense.
how can dancing. nj this late day Of The
world bring disgrace upon a little town
OF only scventy-ive inhabitants? II il
all nonsense, il is no disgrace. but shows
that the people are becoming that much
more civilized. Then
Lads and lassies, trip away,
TO the cheerful rouudeiay!
at the sound OF iamborinc.
Care Is banishcd from the sccwc.r
IL this world wasn't made for Caeser.
who was il made for. Who should
control our actions bur ourselves? And
doing that, haven't we right to dance
lcs, we have.
I Let worldly minds themselves Cypress.
WI Tear OF want aud double cess.
And sullcn sots themselves distress.
Wi keeping up dccorum.
Shall we so sour aud sulky sit.
W 4 neither sense, nor mirtl, nor wit.
Gamma rise to shake a III
AT the dance Of mirth and pleasure -
The world over dancing is acknowl-
edged and respected rs an art that j.
cultivated BY all society : high aud low.
Then we say 10 the Disconnected fool.
who would be opprcssions tool. we
only wish that envy may gnaw his rotten
soul. and discomfort dcvour him: may
bad luck aud sorrow ever bc his lot who
i opposed 10 gcnicel dancing. And last.
but not least, for the man that loves
say,
May choicest blessings ever bc his lot.
Unstained BY any vicious bloi.
RIcuARp BRIsK.
IRELAND, IxD., July 3Oth. 1879.
, 1879-06-05

following dny, 30 TINT they had timo TO pro-
pare for it. Tho zu1ua made tho attack at
the timo designated in truo military stylo,
displaying a very remarkable knowledge Of
field tactics, and fought will, desperation,
though tho haavy artillory Of the camp for
hours crcatol1 mNrt1oroua havoc In thair
rnnks. The 1otter which wo printed sayst
"The rapility and precision with wllicl, tllis
braach vo'leycd death and destruction into
tho tlonso nlasxes OF Zllns was admirable.
Ton OF flrtcsu of tlcm wora sent to glory
ovory shot; next day thoy lay in rows. But
atill on they came with the forooity Of tigers,
mover hating, nevor wavaring, naver flfnoh-
lug, or hesl.ating for tnomont. Say what
people may ahout Ito being animal
fsrooity ratllor than manly bravery,
no soldiers in the world could have bean
more t1aring than were the Zuius TINT day."
Thus they held their position and wero
slaughtered where they could not return the
fire, but no order to rosreat waa gtvon until
It was apparent they would DO anntlilaiot.
On tho sotront tLey showed tl1a aatno in
tlomitablo bravery. Their ranks once broken,
the Rnglisl, troops created groat havoc among
them; hut not Zulu asked for quarter, but
iii tho most heroic manner met his doath
without q murnsur.
From the worry beginning tho Znfus hsye
shown themselves to bo skillfll and courage
ous soldiers, and CErrwAro proved himsclf
10 be better soldier tl,nn Lord CueLMsronp.
At tho outset they outgoneraled and
outfought tho English, md, had 1t
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, 1879-06-05

platform protests against tho so-oallod
military interference at tho polls. de-
mands n rcpoal Of tho jury law,
donouuccs the Presidential votoea,
insists on tho abolition Of tho Nation-
al banks, grows rod In the face over the
former demonotization Of allvor, insiats that
there should 10 no further increase in the
bonded dob., md closos with demanding Tho
rigid enforcement of nil existing treatias
with foreign Governments, which,
strangely enough, is A slap at the
Democracy Of tho Slope for domant1-
lux TINT |" Tho Chinese must CO."
At this distance the indications aro TINT
both tickets will be buried in common
gravo,~ and FosTEn trlumphantly elected.
Ew1sa will widen tho breach botweon the
hard md soft money Democrasa, and, while
many Of tho Grso,baokera will follow him
on account Of his personal financial opinions,
ho will 10 abandoned by tie great bulk Of
the party because Of his return 10 ths Dour-
bons. His efootion to Congress year ago
was Mt bcHt scratch, achieyed only by a
coalition botweou the tuo parties.
, 1879-06-05

Thoro ia something radically wrong IL the
counso1s and management Of the Republican
party Of tho City OF Chicagoj and the County
of Cook. We lost tho late municipal election.
not because thero wore not Republicans
euo1gh In tho city to carry It, but because
the right mon were not placed on tue ticket,
Tho Administrations of Mayor HEATH was
Justly ropuIlar, Thcre was, therefore,. n
n,auifestly proper thing for tho Republican
Convention 10 do, 1,a,aoly; reuomiuato Mr,
HEATH, Tie p,asgcs Of the ,,srty reatsze3
, 1879-06-05
AN INTERESTING INDIAN ExpEn1mEN.


Cen ARMSTRONG, at the Hampton 1nk.i-
tute, Veginia, las attacked the Indian prob
lem In practical manner, aud the results of
his experiment thus far promise zsct fruit In
tho future. In tho past, Hampton Institute
has boen known M n trimming school for tho
blacka, In which young freedmen were taught
to become teaahora among their own rnco Of
tho departments ct labor In which they nra
boat qualified to scs4a, Up to February,
1873, Ut 233 graduates but Boventoon had
failed to adopt the avocat!on Of taaol,ing
among tle Southern freedmen. Gan. Arm
STRONG Inns cow commenced similar expert
snaut among tho Indiana, having obtained
Hixty-four young Indians who were Hovorn-
nant prisoners In F!or!tla. The report which
lle haa mada SLOWS tlat thesa Indians have
takon a great deal Of interest ip tho duties
he has required them 70 perform,
and have nauifestad apaoial interest
in learning to take caro- Of cattle and to cnl-
tiyate oropa rs vol % IN acquiring hnow!-
edge Of somo Of the higher arts:. They arc
required to work certain number OF hours
every lay. and they do thoir work willingly
and well. TAocost to the Government IL very
small, amounting for the whosa sixty-faur to
only about 910, 900, aud the SUCCESS thus far
rsaohed is considered very gratifying, Ca
peeia1ly III ylaw Of the fact TINT tho Htbjects
with whom he had to deal were not very
promising, nil OF them being prisoners tor
oitenses against the Government. Ha7ing
taught snoh ~ those tho arts of civilization
aud qualified thom to go ont, as toachers
among the tribes, there ia certainly hope
that all Of thom may ba civilized it tho work
ia undertaken In reasonable and practical
manner. A caso In point ia the high
dogreo Of civilization which has boon reached
by tho Indians III tho Indian Tarritory, who,
rs tAoY olaimod In their raoont protest against
the threatened whito invasion Of their soil,
hayo batter schools, churches, and. govern.
ment, and layo ,nado moro progress In agri-
culture than tho whites In tho Ekatoa around
thom. Sill another oaso Ia that Of tho
poncaa, who have recently been allowed to
return to thcir far1ns aud resume tho ayooa-
tions In which thay Ind malo such romark.
able progress wllon they wera removed by
tho troops. The auocosa at Hampton Ia
encouraging for the f1ture, and should lead
to scmo rrotractod effort ut ciYllizipg tho
Indians and giving them tho opportunities
tor Advancement ipstaad Of longer support
ing them in idlonoas. When the Indian Is
stripped of bis ritla aud his pony, aud IL not
only made to work for hls living but Ia 80
taught that ha can work intalligantly, a long
stop will hnvo hoon takoa towards settling
tho Indian question.
, 1879-06-05

tAu 4loHtHlA W9Ee III 4uA oEgs AIlA
they rushed forward to certain ruin.
They were told tha. 11Ern would swamp tho
wllolo ticket thoy repliad confidently that
lo would load It 10 viotory[ snch was tho
insanity Of hundred packod delegates who
dismissed reason anu surrendered themselves
to tho dictates Of rotatiloo and passion. Tho
result was bargaining, and ticket composed
vi woakncas misfortune, aud worso. Tho
ticket fell fiat. Judge W1LLtAsIs' paouniary
relations and elnbarrnsanontH boro hi1n
down, and RgEn's remarkable record abso-
lutoly cruahel him. Tho balance Of tho
tickot wns respectable, hut not cminent
oithor for ability or popularity. The whole
pro1lncta disgus!, anl1 tho great n,ass Of Re-
pnbleans ssad away from tho polls; those
who attended scratched their ballots, and
seratol,esl witt, discriminating Judgment, as
tho count showed.
Two Republican Conventions hnve bndly
Numbered. Tho Republican party should
ltcetl tho oil snw, "Tl,roo times and out. I"
II in not to 10 expected TINT public men who
nro unfortunate or worst will voluntarily TO.
liaya political parties of thuir opportunities
1o' ou'ee. Aht tnat ua''aRelnont WHICH
placea tlis'r nnmes on r"rsy tickets il, to put
1t mildly, stupid. M political party, aud
least OF all tho Republican party, cau, it 1t
WOULD help untor1u'l"tes to oflic'sl positions
whicl, depend upon popular suffrage; aud
the party Which attempts to clovnto to of1lce
men other notorlonsly incompetent Or no
toriotlaly corrupt deseryo' ~ 1t generally
= T..
suffers, inglor1ous deHth' It Is tdio to
mInoo :nHttcra. Tho defeat suhorcd by tho
Republican party last Monday III the
Judicial election belongs to that class'
We scarcely hestnte to doclare that
defeat nnuor tho circumstances was prefer
ablo to VICTORY The action Of tho convon-
sion waa unworthy tho lsopnolican pnrty'
and Nopubilcans epnFned It, Iho Nopnb-
, 1879-06-05

Tho opinion obtains worry 1argoly in Wash
ington TINT tho WARNER Silver bill will mol
recch tho Senate at this session. Sonatol
JONES regards tho bill as being perfect in al
it's parts, but does not think 1t prudent nt thi1
time to attempt "rslsh with 1t. The
weather is too hot for prolonged debate, and
several me,nbers Of the Senate Finance Con.
,nittao have requested additional time It
mako a thorough examination Of the provis
ions Of the bill, which hos boon gsanted.
, 1879-06-05

Thora is fa,nily living Ia Chicago known
nH tic AfoAIuLhEN 13rothora who hnvo achiov-
ell more or tess notnriety In various schenloa
of local intoroat Several Of these gentle.
mon aro now reaohing ont Tor Nationnl famo
and Nationa! gains by meara of n monster
excursion which they arc organizing TO meet
md wolcomo Gan. GRANT OH Ills arrival ut
Fan Francisco. Plainly statatl, tho Mossra.
MoS1uL1Es, moro or loss of.them, intend to
,,so Gen. CHANT for monoy.toaking purpose
Of thoir own without 30 much as saying "by
your loave." Tho fact TINT rromiscuous
crowd which thoy will gather by tho us'1al
hn1f.faro dodge may be, and probably will
be, very offensive to Con. GIANT; tho fact
that the organization OF such MI expedition
will bo misconstrt,od by Goa. GRAx1'B oppo-
uenfe; tho fact that Con. GnANT, as
n private citizon, is entitled to tho
privilege Of coming home from liis trip
around the world iu u quiet way and without
molostation from gang Of llalf-fars e1cur-
sionihts,--all these obvious conditions arc
matters Of the utmost indifference to tho
MeBsrs. MclluL1EN, to whom the prospective
profits of tho excursion are Of more account
than any considerations OF 1,ropr16ty, It ia
for this reason that tho MoAIu11Ea junketiug
excursion, using Con. GnANr's name, arrival,
and porson aa the attractions. should bo con.
donned by mon OF koener sonsibilitios mud
resented by Con. GnAsr's friends. 1t ia q
more noney.making scheme OF doubtful pro.
1ricty, md nobody with full knowledge Of
it's character pnl roesonabls degree of solf-
1aspcot will hoya ANYTHING ID do with 1t.
Gan. GnAsr is making his tour Of tile
world es a nriyate Au,oricun. Tho cmiuont
p1aca be has won in American history M tho
| 1nost e,,ooessfu1 General in tho ,Yar for Tho
Union has secured for him tho most ila.tor-
;nR receptions abroaa and t.iytn peculiar tclat
! to his forelea travel, But thsaie foreign re-
contions mud tostimonials lavs bson s,,onta.
neous otforiuus ,oa]e bv thu off,o;o1 md
nonnlar ranrcsontasivcs If nat;on. that nd.
mira t,,a man en,1 tim soId,ur, den apt.r
aas not bscn usod, 80 far III vo havd hca,d,
for INV railrond excursions or Other
,no,ov-makinr schemes in tho countries
whid, l,o In. vlsitod, md It wjll bo humilat.
ing to roc a ,uorcouary snirlt tlo most con.
, 1879-06-05

PERSON AIS.

Waterme1ons hro ripo, ind porhnps that l.
what ails Mount Etna.
:" Hdnri" Alr. Wattorson wri!os it. us
ought to wkite It ''1Ienrye,"
Nemark Of r. 3. Hayes: "1'he amy, Il
mnst and shall bc preserved"
Nothing can lauut Alr. Moody. 10 will
labor In St. Louis next winter,
A Toxan has eloped will, Mrs Onion.
It must haye been strong attachment.
The fraudulent character Of tho PrcaIdont
docs not, It Seems. inva1idato tho yo.ocs.
President Hayes will 90 to Ohio shortly.
and perhaps he intends 10 hare 1ttle boom Of BIZ
own.
It appears that Dir. Jamos Dtalno'a annu4
sun -stroka has becn postpouoa on account 0! sos
weather.
Adolina Patti will not como to Anaerica fes
lcss than 50, 600 night AdoIiua'a psIcc IL ht1h
~ hos Tolco.
Couldn't Mark Twin behave himself Hhist
abroads lie WAS mlssaksn In PAris for United
8lstsa Senator.
There being no ohanco 10 raise scalps, ths
Cheyennes say. through thcIr delegates, that hsY
want to raise crops.
It il said that tho Marquis Of Iorne u
writing book ou Canada which t. to be tl'usFa'ea
by the fEa1teas Louise.
A New Orleans paper snya Mary Andefso4
holds her age remarkably we'll, We suppo'a AasI
always sits pext tho daalcf.
Tho Marqufs Of Lorno will spend ION
days next moath IN fishing, making hts d0t appe@'
auea In Capnaa ~ The Lotae fisherman.
A treaty of peaoe has boen signed VIVA
Atghau,stan, and V'coEoy LJtton may %" s''s
h!a uad!s!aad attention 10 prsssI femalo c'3sa''
siasH.
Tho An.ne Liquor law has bsen IN e1'sf
encs touty eight yoars, and tho prevalence o. ~.
rcd, rcd nose down thuso ahows how E'giaY Il y"
bean enforced.
Bsveral Confederate Congressman ofe sooa
going to Europe. Tboy arc greedy tor laI,as.
congueats, Wo suppose, mud intend tn eaptase Fs"*
mo.s Capitals.
hr. Wattersons recent Rttacka on 4h!'
Hondslcka are regarded by tia friends nj lae t.a
ana statesman Al proofs Of The aghtlnR ahs"''''''
Kentucky whisky. -.
The President at tha French 1epupa1
doesn't yoto any Confederate rlaeH and tho ts'
dant Of the French Aupuhl!c, W. ftsf' u ''o"p''~
With deficiency OF backtoau. H.,
4 Gannan iudantor laa just hit upon W. aIs
notlnn of stone soles tor shoes When o. .t ~,
esel tu.us up lar taox ss ean u.s tho sales o. Ss'
ahoes Tor sraYeetones can't shof go
4 Virginia mule was killed fhs othes .us, o%
BY shs accidental discharge Of gun' ~ la,, %,,,
to Ito mule, howeysr 1t lnuat bs sad that '1' p4'
lst old not approach him from Tho ssas' -.
The daughter Of Gan. Robert +. Leo ~, ~,
basn In Europa for two years Of Rn5s' ~ saap IA
fHtu I.$ u-}nn
mary psan,yaoas uesstaus Of snn'ns8'm' ,,.,
Ea.Goy, Tilsiap ha4 t3sv1inea tho ln''ta't"'
to dsltvar the .ddres, At ths cosstns commsos"s
msnt 1t Trinity College, North Carolina ~, ~,
It II impossible fof hnl 10 20 south a. 'n'' .'A
afr. prlee Ia gazing 10 mary Fanny a's't.t INV.
port and, considering the at'1nh1 " psn'r ,s.s
tns slilaucs viii throw on h. haad.. " la'f -.
t4st NJ, Price !. ous Of thu Mar fsies4 10 ~
eaeutly alluded 10 lu enApeial clEeleas
, 1879-06-05
/ cedc that bl.mstallstn hns soms dogree Of
aense md Justice on isa sido. In a rooent

sense md tustfoe on lis siao. In rocent
astiole II snys: ....
"Thora Ia IIttls douht That reasonable b. metal.
tam tas MAIDS recently very rapid pfoRsoss in rHb.
lie sasof, and Tho speech of NJ. Monrox, Of New
York, tcrss aaA yi-orous NJ It MAS. and 3fr. Mc.
CuLancl's tccthto nt Cambridge, ARC striking
Illustrations Of tho fack Upon tho pending qurs.
tlon ot tho irae cunaga OF silser and tho Issue 81
silver ccrthcses all roasonable gold and gold and
silver men nts In aeoord."
Tho Wfflly, which two years ago WAS for
abandoning tho use Of silyor as money alto.
gothor, now draws the line on "froo COIN
ago." 1Iavtng givon mp tho objection Ia
silver, 1t practically concedes Tho whole
question. and tho obioction to FREQ coinage
Is n weak rrotonsa to hide tho total sur-
ronlor Free coinage IL tho essential of
bi.tnntallis1n, aud without 1t bl-metallism is
deprived OF It's great benoats. Exon the
Chicago journal can Heo through the
stupidity which hos opposed silver eolnngo,
| md 1t says:
.'Tho journal wnh In fAyor Of putting mora
metal In tho silver dolar when It remonstxcds
hut It Is In favor OF tctng Il alone for tho
present. Dneincsa has adjusted itself 10 tho
prcscnt coinage, sud ought not N ha disturbed.
| Substantially. tho, ttcro II no basis for my In.
,le nss.ont i"' n. .mosIe on liz .r,tsm" ~0'"'s' '"'
Tho wAanEn Bill which has inst paaaoi1
the House md Ia now pending ii, tho Senate
is, talsen az u whole, timely and woll-con-
saored measure, md ought 10 10 enacted. It
allows unlimited coiuaae of silyor dollars.
The aot OF 1873 romonotiziug silver Welded
to tho lnsane preiudlcos Of TINT timo 30 far
NJ to limit tho amount Of silver dollars to be
coined, The naslessnoss of that limitation
is now nrparaut, md II onRht Ia DO repealed,
! The WAnNHa bill, l,oweyor. rnnkaa t,vo mn,
| cossions to tho oppononts Of .sjlyor which
ought to bo satisfactory. Tho ono is TINT
| tho dopositor Of silver bullion at The mint
si,all be charged ~ an EXPENSE Of coIuaco q
SUN equal to tho difference In tho uaarkct
ynlno Of tho bullion aud Of tho dollars. Free
! coinage without this restriotion would 1,ava
PLACED silver bullion a! r,ar with thu coin
tho concession Ia to proseryo to tho Gov
| erumout tho s,1pposod II protit :" in coming
silver which 1t now enjoys under
tho limited systeu, OF coming, So, therefore,
no porson can complain TINT froe coinage ia
intended to enrich tho silver miners, Tie
second concession is to tho peoplc who
olieot to tho wotRht Of silyor.-au OBJ.
lection uni,tstly matlo by DAVID A, WELLS,
and since tt,on by socro.ary SHERMAN
md other anti.silvor persons. To moot
tho objection TINT no one WANTS silver dol.
,ars because thoy oro too hoayy TO bo cor-
ricd, this bill proposes TINT silver may bo do.
roEtte1 in tho TREASURY in axchanoa for
Treasury certificates; these cortitlcates to bo
Of my denomination not less than Oil, antl
to DO exobanReablo, ANY person, then. who
docs not want silyor cou tako ono or more of
, 1879-06-05

The Southern Presbyterian General Assc,nhtv
adoptea very sensible resolution IN regard ia
dancing, In reviewing the Judgment OF the At.
luuta rresbytcry on Deacon BincE The A..
scmb1T decided that Its own previous ,lclycr.
anees on The subject " worldly a,n,,sc,ncn,s
were not made IN strictly Judicial ranacfy, but
were ouly lidactic, advisory, n,ul .nonl.ory a,p,
tiat the dei!ycrancea Of tbs Church Courts vera
Of the same natnre md authority. Hence ,ha
severe cbnsurc passed on Deacon BLOCK Is yk-
tual]y rcscinaeII.
, 1879-06-05

It is stated that the Judges Of the Kcniurt,
Court ot Appeals hare notified Mr.. llano,,, thu
member OF the Court recently elected to tlli fin
p'aee Of The murdered ELl1orr, that they viii
uot ait with httn uuless hc stal! bring an action
for 'ihet aeanat THOMAS n. GHERN and purge
himself Of the charges made by the latter ID
tho Cincinnati Commercial Tic Kentucaf
Court Of Appeals las hitherto horne spotl.,,
reputation, md Will not rcadily consent to io.e
anything OF Its standing by taking Into full
communion Iann accttesl of of1cnses sucl u
those laid nt this door Of Mr.. HAnu,b
, 1879-06-05

atr. BAYARn evidently llopus to succeed
HxNRr CLAr "a tho Great American Co,npro.
mlscr. The grcat American Conpromlscr, It Is
WORTH remembering, could ueyur get hl!ase!l
electcd President,
, 1879-06-05

Thc Democrats In Congrcss nro coming
down like tho 'coon, back end foremost; ssht
all their efforts to appear dlenllcl about Il MI!
mako them moro ridiculous.
, 1879-06-05

Last year Gcn. SCHUYLER lIastr1roy. ~,,
WAS Dcenratton'Day orator IN New YvrL .s,; ."a
TINT the time bud como to DECORATE tim r,,r.. ~"
of Confederate aold!css. This ycar, in ,pc,s,e.
et t}'o dccorat!ot OF the LINCOLN s,a,us. -
Union Square, Gen. EAM1.7os said: I', ~ I'm "a
to apologize for those re'narkr. j would so.s w..
urge TINT no member Of tho AngAu.r ts' |u'
colin Post lay "a flower on the grave Of nch., @
They were traitors In 1861; they nrc sr,I,nt.
now. All winter long thry have hcon ptot,ln'
treason in the balls OF Congress-" Thc e},,nn,,
Of opinion on tho part al Gcu, uAMr,ros ~
dlcated by his speech is shared by million. ~ ~
his co,tutrytncsi. VI