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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-29

BUSINESS Men and others will find the
excursion to Milwaukee on Goth inst. a
convenient and cheap trip. Masons par
ticularly will be interested in the impress
slve ceremonies of the order Tickets
for sale at Post Office and Wiggenhorn
Bros
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-29

The Parish Aid Society of St. Pauls
church meets Thursday evening at the
residence of T. Prentiss.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-29
Base Turning Stoves

and has been used by us for four years The
lower illumination is between the two fire. pots,
and is at all times as bright as the upper illum-
nation, and at the same time the ashes and
clinkers are not exposed to view as in all other
stoves which have the lower illumination OPP
poste the CRATE. At least 10 per cent of the fuel
is saved by the use of the Donble POT, the
heat radiating from between the two Fire-Pots
instead Of through cast-iron fre-pot as in other
stoves.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
NEW SERIES---NO. 227.

ton and apprehension of horse thieves and
other criminals"
The senate then proceeded with bills on
second reading.
HOUSE.
Members still continue to inhict tho
house with introduction of bills, which they
know will never reach an interesting
point in the course of legislation.
The house did strange thing to-day in
adopting resolution granting bonus Of
$500 to the state printer to induce him to
rush up his work with more speed but tho
mode and manner Of modern legislation is
full of strangncss
Mr.. Snyder offered q resolution res cind
ing the one adopted, some days since, in
viting lobbyists and officers of state institu-
tions to the floor, and directing that tie
throng Of insurance agents, lightuing.rod
men, book peddlers, lobbyists and other
cormorants, be hereafter excluded, 50 thai
business can 60 on. The house refused to sus-
pend the rules to consider the resolution,
The balance Of the house session wus
taken up in the discussion of the drainage
bill, there being held also an afternoon scs-
! sion
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, March IL, 10 A. x.--Pork---
April, - IS; May, 90 95@o SIX. Corn
May, IS; Wheat-Aprl, ss1s@s9s; May,
s3ss@934.
CHICAGO, March 10, 1900 M.-Corn--
May, 35T. Wheat-April, s9sS@ssA
May 93X@93S. Pork April, % 90,
May, 30 991a.
CHICAGO, March 10, $50 p. A.--Wheat
April 80; May, 94h. Corn-April, SO; May,
80. Pork-April and March,$9 80; May,
902lS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, March 10, 12 ;05p.M.- Wheat
--quict-No. 2 Chicago, 81 04@l 05;
No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 06; Red Winter, 81 "a
al IA; No. 3 Red Winter 81 14@l AN;
No 2 Amber, M. Corn quiet. Steam.
er, 44@44A; No. 8, 431l; No. 9. AK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

Nervousness, and all arrangements OF the nerv.
ous systeni, are usually connected with Q diseased
condition Of the blood Debility IL y frequent nc.
compartment. The nrst thing to be done 10 to i'm
prove the condition OF the blood This IL accom-
plished by taking Vegetine. II IL q nerve raedi
cine, and possesseA q controlling power over the
nervous eystem.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

wy VICVib.
Mayor Henry Winter.
Trensurcr--B. i. Parker.
Clerk. u, Phillis.
C0nnselor-~Wm u, Gilbert
Marshall. u. Artor.
Attorney--W q. MCGEE.
Police nagstrato-J, j Bird
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Wnrd-Ge0. iocum, VIM O'Caliahsn.
Second Ward-Wood ltttenhouse n. B,Thls,le.
VOID.
Third Wrd-W =. Wright, John Wood.
Fourth Ward-Charlrs o. Patier, d. J, Foley.
Fnh Ward-T. W. Halliday, Chss, Lancaster.
County Officers.
Circuit judge. A. IIarkcr
Circuit Clerk. A. Reeves.
County Judge--R. y. Yocum.
County Clerks D. Humm.
County Attornsy--W. G. Mulker.
County Treasurer--A. ], Alden,
SheHG-JOhn Hodges.
Cor0uer-R, FtzgeraL,
County Commissionefs--F. W. Halliday, N. v
Brown, samuel Briley
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, March, Is, 200 Pm. Wheat
dull. Winter, 9s@9s Adj; Spring, rs 9d@
Is 3D. California average, IS 1ld@9s 4d;
California club, 9s 3d@9s Cd. Corn---new,
AZ 3D.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
VEGETINE
Purities the Blood.

Ma. r. H. Sr.vrEs:-
Dear Sll,-I have been using vegetlne for some
Time with The greatest satisfaction and can highly
recommend II u great cleanser and puriher Of the
blood i'll HANAFORD,
Pastor Of Eglestsnsqusre n. y Church
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
yRtiETINE
VEG ,TINE
Cured Her.

DIR H. r. srEyEss.- ~
Dcar SIT must state that your Vegctinc de.
serves 10 be called valuable blood puriaer reno.
va tu anu inygorator Of the whole system, My
Wic suhered Tor length Of time with Scrofula Sore
on. On the reg She took several BEETLES OF Vegetine
Inc results were surprising; II cured her while all
the FORMER remedies failed to give satisfaction.
, Respectfully, T. +. TRICK
know the above TO be true.
HENRY WERTHEIMER
piugglH and Apothecary, 1879 Monmouth ",
VEoETlsE, For Graduating oil impurities of the
oIoon from the system II has no equal II has new
er tsea 70 effect cure, giving tone and strength TO
the system debilltated by disease.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
NEGETINE
r or ID y spe psia.
ASHLEY. Ill, Jan. II, 1873

II II. STEVENS
Dear Sir,-l have been using vegetine for Dyspep.
STA and find more relief from II than all the other
medicines ever used. There is nothing like It for
Dyspepsla MRS. ". +. FOWLKS
am personally acquainted with Mrs., Fowks,
and eau certify that the above statement is true
W. {. PACE. NJ. D.,
Druggist Ashley, III.
and recommended by physicians and spothecarles
TO be the best purifier and cleanser OF blood yet dis.
covered, and thousands speak in Its praise who
have been restored 10 health.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16
VEGETINE
Win Cure Rheumatism.

CINCINNATI, April e 1877.
Mn. II. K STEVENS
Dear Slr,-I have used Your medicine, the vege.
tine, for Rheumatism with great success. and be
ieye II TO be the beat medicine for that complaint
that there 10. also know it Ia q good blood puri
fer, and at the present time using 1t as the best
spring medicine that know Of take great pleas.
ure In recommending the Vegetlne TO my iriends.
II MUND.
Charles Street.
THOUSANDS will bear testimony land do il volun.
taryl that Negetine IL the beet medical compound
rfying the blood, eradicatng all hunorr, impnri.
ties or poisonous secretiuns from the system de-
biiitated by disease In fact. 1t IL, a. many have
called H. The Great Health Restorer -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

VIZ ALI. have our preferences, but NO Ons
perfcrs TO hear crying baby when the faci
is No wcll know that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
wonld " sncs quiet Il.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

Office in Alexander County Bank.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-16

CHURCHES.


A PhlCAN N. E.-F0nuecnth street, between
n Walnut and Cedar stres,s: services Sabbath II
q. m. and 40 p. m; sunday School 20 m.
(,HRIsTfAN--Eiy h,eeuth street: meeting Sab.
~ bath U:oo p. m; preaching occAAionAlly.
(,HpRcH OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WO Q. m. evening prayers, $50 p. m. Ssobsth
school =. m Rev. ii. J. Dlllon.Lee, Rector.
EIRsr MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Il Preaching Ut 1890 O. m, 8 p. m, and 7:D p. N.
Sabbath school al 40 p. n. Rev I, ]. shores,
pastor,
I LUTHERAN thirteenth street; services Sab
IL bath II o. m. and ~ p, IN; Sunday school "a.
a.. Rev. DrrrsehGer, pastor.
NGRTHODIsT--Co Eighth and walnut streets :
WI Preaching Sabbath i0:cD o. m, and D. m. I;
prayer meeting, Wednesday $50 p. IN; Sunday
School, sp. N. Rev. 4. p. Morrison, pastor,
DRBSBYTHRIAN-B Eighth street preaching on
l. Sabbath at II 90 a. IN. and 7:1D y. m; prayer
neetng Wednesday at 100 p. m. sunday school
slap n. Rev. b J. George, pastor.
cHcOND PREEwILL BAPTIST go hiteetth
. street, between Walnut and Cedar street,; Ger
vices Sabbath at and $50 p. m.
OF JOSRPH'S-l Komsn Catholicl Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets: services sabbath l0:UA.
IN. Sunday School at Z p. m; Vespers p m ser
vces every dsyAtsp u.
CT PATRICKs q Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
- street aud Washington avenue; setyicee SAB,
oath and 10 a. m; Nespers p. m. Sunday Sehooi
op m. services every day ats p. IN. Rev T. label
odett
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

4 -,oorlior l,eirn has been made ly "A Utica
-. ~ ,,. ...l brc,z. -t.tu. OF General U.rii.
,r 49, .lof. O.i.F,ny haf-re-.le.l. IT,. ggs
%, n-,.r .iz, ol fr o., .n.rll s represented srcl
aud ,,-,r, ,.In.t lres -t8.r one aAkc resting lgon
tD tnce 81 -. ara.rlc % rips m h. uoat4. lf gas
DOB tai. po.lt1u ilH. hc rlfc orNrs- i' "i' i'h
i.- "nNi'. DO ''.'''' '" 4F
% - of..l.,I o,,tb,r f.+,l
nom 'lr b-ii'Hf ''''''' ""'''''' ~
accident ls repurt.f tp have firlci almost 'A me
. .t ,,,r. I'D. ,-.,r,, German .rnfcit .rr N0il
WV ' W., -...r ...,,... ..,t.. ,...,
.lnf, la.i Nt'i r'-.'''' j. .i' -'' ' '
thsn a v-.rl % .fore. ihls iine h'f f.r N FH.a NF
tive of tAc locsi|y whon '' ''' j. ''
l'' '-,'. r.' -. ...,.., ..r i.... ON Il. -l.s
Ill., ,.i.l lc e0r.-l 300 flr -AlH.h si.ss dAI was lss
cpiiaicd .nto fne ' t"- D,i"N'
Two beautiful young men IN Lohc"e, Alhr
procured c .es to marry thr sanc grl on the same
day she lived oar mic, ont CO.. town. ADD 7f- NOT con-
siiOred coqpctic Il was % case "i ht't c'm'' i''
s.fvd' The young tnan WHO afrF'N "h "'ur l'' i"'s
had boIs'ci that no woman no Nn'ii'i '''"H Il ''i
50 me far J. o''i' iui Ter WIZ t'-.'"t '" '.''f.
him, they being 'r-'-'d at thr U'e. Nhc A'A IN. r."
Gently iuiin'u iAf ",i"i. tiu'' "' .', -.' ..i.
sui -aluentA iniffs"i .ht "- A' HiN' - ft'f'. Z
MARRIAGE. -.c o, ilttu i' ''.' ii "t '"'l N -
terNlrW, which sac dl, .pN"iuii'L .r 'H' "'. ~
which sire was o id'r .'rn td cd thc "i'it ' "'t i'
lDytr--but or" IuuF rtlI.f
V-i,r ti. o4,nes+fa1 Communist. returned
- "'" ' .,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
HtRD woRK F0R PEAcEM4KERs.

THE TRIBUNE took occasion some weeks be-
fore the Democrats met III convention at SYRIA
cuse to point out that the faction fight then
in progress in the party was no boys play or
boxng-glove business. but fight for a
funeral Reasons were adduccd TO show that
i'm the existing state OF affairs, taking into ac-
count the dispositions of the leaders the
stakes contended for, and the circumstances
in which the quarrel took its origin, compro-
mise of any sort, if not impossible, was cx-
ceedingly improbable. Such chance as
there was, however. was before the Con-
vcntion had acted, the nominations been
made. and the rupture actually taken place.
Since then the parties to the quarrel on both
sides have gone too far for either to retreat.
When Mr.. John Kelly said six weeks ago that
Tammany Hall would under no circumstances
support Governor Robinson for reelection, he
knew whereof he spake. lt was a bold threat
to utter, and. perhaps, coming from any other
man would have been treated as un-
authorized and impolitc. As it was, it
was severe tax upon public credulity
to believe that under any circumstances
Tammany would bolt regular Democratic
ticket. There ceased to he any doubt of Tam
many's earnestncss, or that JOhn Nelly spoke
by the card, when few days later resolutions
were passed in the Wigwam formally and
officially setting forth tins determination. 1t
was. to be sure, an arrogant demand, even upon
the part of IN organization claiming to poll
one-ffth of the whole party vote in the
State, that the other Gour-iitths should yield
their preference in so important matter,
aud the expressed willingness of Tammany
to accept any other candidate was not
enough to reconcile the party to such dicta-
ton. But there Is good reason to believe
that the step was not taken rashly or incon-
sideratey. Affairs had reached such pass
that this was the only card left Tammany to
play, and it was thrown down. Not so much
III desperate hope To turn the tide of for
tune aud win the game, as to make formal
announcement of fixed purpose. so that the
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

With confidence we mag say, it will net be
for lack of stern and sturdy resistance FROM
the Republican party. Tn, great contest "hlc'
the Democrats commenced AT the extra Session
cf Congress, though deferred for lih'''
will shake The whole country again next " l"-
ter. 1t rests with loyal men 10 say whe'nei
rcvolutionists shall have apparent excuse III
the latest votes of the people ior their attempt
to nulhiy laws Of the United States. Nhen
the people have been heard We shall know
whether the Solid South, 10y the assassination
Of Republicans in Louisiana, Mississippi OF
south Carolina. or the bnllyng of Republicans
mt Washington, can wreck in peace that grand
Nationality which it tried in vain to destroy
i,,,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
cpnsemenis ano Mssnnss 90 -NlqNl.
5uoe, 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Ayrsrvi.~s- 81 Pcce- eth co.n,nn
Io,l.r. .>I L,a.,.s- 6N fGCc 9th c"inN'n
T,Tsf,res os.Crs-iM lH0s-l-f coi9mh .
CnrsrrNtusi1r Norigks- On scec ON t0iu"'''
1crt,rtsl.~ Noffcls-7M ICC~ ON roinni"-
I.Srf>r ArArrrtF~- PG0c-4fh coiunh
p1,frtNI N.rfrtS-Tfh goGf- 6th COUNT, ,
trp,,'t,~ ,,,ri risi.,,tNrs-Gn Page 9th column
fNsrpsIo>~- sd rue 6ih coufnH
FINANsIAi- ssh frcs-d dih coriun
HFII NARrif- 3d Irgt-5ih crulnu go, oo,,,,c,e
lNs1Era IloN-Sd Idsc-l.i. -. 81, anf 4'H o"'"
AN -taouis- on lGGe-2f c'unr ,
SApplAcls Asn DEAIEs-5ih fa0e -tia coiIinn' . Y-.
NTs',rr ,~ror.- Gta FGo,-2d column; eh Iose-
9Th coinfan.
Nv FvrllcA ATioNs- en- Pags-9d co unit
poIrrIC Al Np1IcFS-5fh IcGc-htn c'ihAi"'
hIAI isTAIi ~ Ifgf- ON c1 Nll
SaIIs ~ AUCTION CM F00s-2l cuiumn. -
,frr,1IoNe MA>lti.-MAiIs- Sd fG0f ON columh
fIp.lt.- 81 ooc-ffh and on c"iiils
spyrIAr hClIrEs- 5n rae SIN column % , A.,
suavI,Als A,I RAILROADS 6M rage 80 ana a."
columns a.,
Srts.lEe OCFk~-6m Pore 81 ro'umn
srNApr 70 AT 6fh f1G>-jfh column
T4AtHTRS-. 3 ICGc 4 b column.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
Aerp,llprIs DuiIu Grlbna'e,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
rp1nN- erpTFVnFR 19. 1879.
1nE NErs ms NoEANG.


FoEuGy.-Ah the Important IriH c"eIs hH'e
luhmit,sd g. ihe British forces. - Nlli'"'
Shaw. the Parliamentary leader oi TIE I'i''
Eule par.y, opposes the proposed N"'''h"
Convention. -= Tho European bret sugar
product is estiinatrd at l"I",'"o 'oh'-
an increase over lH'' years '' ''''''' '
=- Euscue J.. Nlolic.-i.e'ne' Tire eminent '''.'"
nlchteot IS o.ad. - "a is estimated 'A'' ''"UV
persons arc utterly pennies I'D 9"0 '''Io"-''
Eneifnd.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

Let the Democratic pot be crushed row and
forever Th- can bee doue. b. Republicans. miuDtl oi
fn,r apon abilities ana resolved uion harmony -
Vim iR0chestrr Democrat aud Chronicle lllrrJ
Hancock is the only man now at the surface
IN an p, deem thr bmnri aut vsctor 90 tic nA.
tona standards bN cariJing New-lOr" "r tNr N''"''
ID .mo,rncy.-l Houston tieX.l Telegram (Dtmj
We do not feel like crlticsing Senator Thur
man IN. receptions winch he ismse gwA'fe'rf Ae Lvs
ara, IN the uaturr ct trr scvegcst comm ni's hiu va"
conduct of the king OF the caucus.-l lColuh pb- lV"V
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

There are many who will he reminded hy
the dignity and ability OF President Hayes :
addresses of the time when our last talking
Pscsidcnt-ior we had for eight years Prcsi-
dent who was silent" swung around the
Circle and made speeches which would
look strangely in history alongside oi such
Grafton, as that delivered 10y Mr.. Hayes al
Youngstown on "Wednesday or at Detroit yes
terday. The Detroit speech turns aside rom
the current of political discussion to consider
with much wise thoughtluincss. the means bY
which prosperity, that now seems so cei'alh'
may he maintained and prolonged, and the
Nation saved as long rs possible from re-
currence of financial disaster. The tables
embodied in the address, and prepared Tor
that purpose by the Treasury officials. exhibit
in remarkable manner the growth OF our
domestic export trade in the past eleven
years. The facts have not been presented be-
fore in Just this way, and with just TINS
plainness and exactness, aAd the figures are
well worthy of study. A. one great means
OF checking the approach of another hnahclai
crisis. along the customary road oi spec
ulation and extravaganza, the PresluehI
urges nm Observance of the homely VIZ
tues Of economy ami prudence, both in
the atfairs of individuals and in those OF the
debt-nddon states aud cities. His discussion
of the evils Of municipal Indebtedness emhod-
les the suggestion of n remedy, and iii ms ac-
count Of the history OF oul National debts he
urges the policy OF fixing definite time ior
the extinction of the existing debt.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

From The Chdfie"oh reN' "'.' $500 -, thp
Ii is just as well for our Iilends d. me ,ss
-, ., ,nL tbe facts la Tie face. The bniA a" -ss
s,therr Democrats wod of course vote Tor any oosy
VIM might be placed ut the head ot the Naiohs PIT
M'io 70, - : al .y,n II 10 were Ben Butler hbseii
,ns and All Bnt there Democratic eieinsh' a.. ~
She south that can again oe brought 10 b s roc
.no 81 ,r, ~ Mr. Tllden kgnt wrong II y inneu 10
~ 49,. i -, h. le.pised The SOuth cannot &C So
ahont r. Mr. rllden will have 20 arranss n 70 ,sass
Wtno ,nnr, electoral votes az the North tiah nost
:, Sa-vnyk aud New jersey. " he expects 10 DO 0'e
~ .ac,nd time President of these CnlIeu S'""~
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
nAvI.,s nITNnER.

From The ItthsbuIg Uffdid ,If .Ai x,
II is to be regretted, We think, that VT.
D,vs touched upon this pariicuiaf u"iin'N i.p' p.
Siafr Rights This tOplc has aataird tLs cuunt.' 'o
tnlrIv yrag- and NO man this section OF tic lton
,, -sV tn- agitation la. resulted nm aus good 20 .y
southern state A. fAr a. our observation t'c' @ to
N.fioual Government Is hot -parin- To a@-au ny
e,.f. Nnrih OF SOUTH aud are FIRMLY convinced 20
.nufn can .tt this question rest 10 the sdNsncr''
nor tnf,,,sts 80 long ~ tc United States docs n' "a
Ir,nlr mere ulon H. hts oi STATES IMAM D. ' ',
~ reseut We need not feel called upon to assit i'
thsr. L. nn autngouism 10 Ncth tLo Ncht4@. N'''."
,,..,.t and the different stat.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
list WHAT, fnE MATTER.

ifOia Ifs lHttanil lOt's SOHf ff"t tnfiJ
The Democracy are brought race 10 10 10
mis- situation. Their only hope o ell ctlus tt's
,ieut next year depends upon carrying S"N- -" a
Wrnnut that STATE and Twelve more electoral woes -
rn S.rrh added solid SoutE they cannot -' ..-
m they could get the tnirt) five electoral Nocs q"
MI they might possibly make up the RENAL ing wt.S
tn fnc Noth, though even that l. doubtful but W.,
ont NewYork they do not stand the ghost o lain i IN
,1 "a matters now look they ALREADY deieat.u II a
Mt Stnfr This means inc yltablr defeat next yea @ ~
,i IA fhe situation which l. eleltug sUcha 'AViH
lll wall all along the Democratic hhe
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

can he traced back to liberal system OF
government and equality in the ownership oi
the soil Mr. Fen,on's picture of the contrast
between the bur lens and benefits alike OF life
in the old countries and here is a striking one.
Ii is founded upon much sagacioaS obseiVa-
tIoa at home and abroad. aud deserves the
attention of the whole public.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

Tho president of tho Butler Convention III Nof-
ccstcr delivered perhaps the mose elaborate "uio-
gium upon that distinguished person Wii'h mas
ever fallen from human lips. He declared tir i'r-
sonaii;v If General Butler 10 be a Mighy ) actor
aud his Individuality a'so 30 be great. llls "re't
and Inspiring Leadership wes stated to b' Nag
neic Spell. Ilc was Born tn Lead. lie - one ~
the few Colossal and Commanding Pcrsonaliii''
that appear af long intervals and who pat 10
shame the dull crowd Of respectable me'IiocrIties."
II is unnecessary 70 sly that after this the General
was nominated BY ace c'amaion.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1870

and are cutie wiling to supply the world with al
least an improved edition Of it, We Trust th't
many pundit- of vaIious Iroiane and hc.'heh "''
iieis viii net follow the cxamiie ot iroi'sSor
Foo. There Is too much Of tendency TO general
mu,ldlc already.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
rERNOHAL.

fed ihc 0l mans ambition by giving Lin o comgi men
tIry vote. To leni D. nctaocu Kelly and cori,.L"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

II that man is friend to his race who adds
20 tie number Of blades Of grass. surely that
man who seeks TO increase the general sum
,f contcntment Is also beneiactor. Tx
Governor Fenton's address before the Agri-
cultural Society of Cattaraugus County, which
ae report elsewhere, should earn this title tOr
aim. II Is an effort to show the farmers how
much cause they have for seli-cOngratulation,
sven in the midst of much deprcssionj and he
makes effective use, in this endeavor, OF his
observations during his recent sojoum III
Europe. Ex-Governor FentOn proves To the
farmers of our country how much they
have TO be grateful for, 10y pointing
out the condition of the agricultural and
laboiIng classes abroad and does this not rs
some of the old theoogians used to teach
tLat one of the chief pleasures of Heaven
would be the contemplation, across the great
gulf, of the torments of the damned, but to
remind his hearers and readers that the COM
parative prosperity of the American farmer
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

The cruel and savage strikers Of Fall River, Mass,
assaulted the French Canadian operatives brought
to supply the places which they had voluntarily
abandoned. and to do the work which they would
not do Chivarous fellows they were to knock
down women with babes in their arms, and to
stone little children. We are told that the citizens
of Fall River express much indignation at this out
rage ; but Indignation. however feryent, Is not
enough Either the innocent and nOilcnslyc can
be protected i'm Fall River or II must submit To be
considered as half-ciyized town, even if it be not
gross flattcry to call it that. What is the use OF
ias and station-houses and police courts and police
men. if they cannot prevent such outrages, or ade
onately punish theml No arrests. indeed! Well,
If there are no arrests and not likely 10 be any. We
do not see that life and limb much safer In Fall
River than they reported to be III the Cannibal
Islands
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
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There never was greater bit OF political barney
than the talk of the Butler Democracy of Massaclm-
setts. deprecatng "the discussion in this campaign
of National issues The cat always rolls herself in
that kind of meal when hungry for prey. National
ISSUES cannot be kept out of state politics simply
because the parties divided upon them, and the
party which succeeds AZ the polls thereby gathers
strength for tho greater contest. Where would the
Republican party have been i for three years out
of four it had split up into thiryeight little local
parties considering nothing but local questions
If the experiment has ever been tried of conducting
political campaigns with two parties or more
divided on State politics. and two parties or more
divided Oh National politics. 1t must have been
failure There may have been a talk Of trying IT, and
even faint trial: but this really is not year for
renewing IT, when parties are 80 strictly separated
upon great National questions.