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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Corruption and the Remedy.

TO us the most appalling tendency
Of the politics Of tho day is the deg
radiation of public morals.
When. the rising generation witness
lie political trckery to which So
called respectable men stoop, can VIC
Ire asionishtd at the effects upon their
character, and hence upon the tone Of
society? We say so,cullcd rcspecta-
l!c mtn, lc,Hu.c We DO not refer to
Tic tIu!y Eohoral,I", but to Il C lass OF
mtn vLo alc generally well received
and esteemed rs respectable, but who,
lacking lr;E,l!c, arc ready to stoop
wh,ncvcr:cl interest dictates. They
arc politicians, although they possess
the art Of conccaling The truth.
ILcy are Tic same m,n who, in
ri>atc matters, would take Il mean
advantage Of their nriyhbor. In
lublic life they can be bought, and
therefore can't be trusted, Nothing
stan DIS in shc way OF their ambition
or lE,ir a>ali,c. They will satiato
il ur,n Ill, ruin Of th,ir best friend,
much less of tlcir Iarty. Nor are
they insignificant characters, but
oll,n'lass rs our best men, and occu
Iy Tic loiii,Gt places, both i'll office
ard in TLc hearts n! The people.
They are generally smart enough to
throw veil ever their true charac-
ter. 50 numerous is this class that
the idea OF political honesty is often
Jcridcd
The true hearted patriot, strug-
Cling in this sea of corruption, is
often ready TO give UP, and exclaim,
all is rot.cnncss. He sees rs the
result corruption Il country loaded
with debt, the POOR ground to the
dust, ard the unw' rthy often rev cl :
ing Ia. luxury.
Tie widow and the orphan, by un-
lust laws aic often compelled to wit
ness the destruction Of their little
ritlarccs hy human hawks.
To correct these evils seems almost
hopeless. Il is like chill | throwing
a handful Of earth to check the pro
gross oi a torrent.
Tie mcst potent remedy is pure
untlan n.ol,d and nd pendent press,
hut, alas, how often is this powerful
,reinc, itself tainted and subsidized,
and instead OF being an engine Of
tutl, ii is an ab,ttor Of corruption
instead Of leading, it SCI viicly follows
public opinion.
But there is another hopo for the
country. 1t is in the moral, intcllcc-
tual and religious training OF the
rising generation. 1t is III the school
house and the nursery. 1t is i'll the
rearing Of the young from the cradle
t, Tie threshold Of life.
Napoleon being once asked what
was the hope Of France, replied
";Show me the mothers Of France
and | wi Ii Tell you" There is much
i'll this laconic reply. Upon the
mo,hus and teachers Of the land
much urpcnus
N,r 10 We u.> .Ec latter term in Il
restrictive Scnsc-wn inc!u l. in it the
inilrenccs Of the pull it and iic press.
Let all these be pure, and We can
lock with hope TO the future.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Wheat Mill.

The undersigned takes pleasure in in
forming the public that his Wheat Mill
Miles North of Orangoburg, and Miles
from Jamisons, is III good order, having
one of the best smut machines, and plenty
of water, rn'' Will grind any day, OF night,
ii desired. Satisfaction guaranteed
X l. ANTLEY
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22

NAT a NTEEb BY 4 STEAD Y RELI.
w able and industrious Young man any
position whcyc he can make himself general
ly useful. Has had i years experience in
i ok Keeping, and . years in Country
store. Best City and Country references
can be furnished. Salary. nosrcat object.
"CIERK,"
Charleston, S. c.
aug % 1t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22

If New York and Chic go Demo
cratic you may set it down that Til
den and Ewing will be the Demo
cratic card, and they will be the
winning deal too.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22

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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22

Hon. Judah +. Benjamin. the Con
icdcratc Secretary Of State, who cs-
capped from this country with only
$40 gold piece in his pocket, has just
bought magnificent p;trisiar resi-
;icncc ior 300,OU1 francs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22

aug 22
, 1879-03-22

Can the cotton and sugar, tho rice and tobacco
crops be raised wi.hou: co|ored labori Expesi.
cnco asys no. White men caunot tako their
place, md they are not to hc had II they could
The negro Is quito as necessary to ti,e soutl, as
The South Is to The ne9ro. The old slave
method Of estimating tho worth Of inborInv
man Ia doflata was not far from the truth,
Then the average valuo Of MI ahle-bodied
colored man WIS about St,2ou. Ensanctpa.
tfon Increased rather thnn diminished ttus
value. He Is worth that mucl, to tho State he.
cause no IA producer II IA safe to sar that for
every ahlo-bolted negro that lcaycs MtAsIss[ppI
for tho West that State loses at least 81, ,00O III
productive power. Looked at IN thta light, tue
present exodus ts serious thing for our South
eru nefghboFs. 1t r. unfortunate tint tile races
shaltd get along ~ badly together IN Mississll-
rl Arld 1.ontsiana. THE negroes Gun do better, II
they get lair play, IN those States lhan In Kan.
fas. They arc nhtrac1 IN the hustncss Ut t,rdl.
nary tarmlnv. nnt are tun pour u become stoek-
taiaGrs But they nrc lifted bY nature nntI edit
catlnn for the bustt.csa Ut growing cntton rice,
suEarcan antl tohacco. II permitted, tllcy
would rather rcrnnl1, IN their old homes than to
brcuMe wanderers Ia the Great Wrst. We
trust that the white people Ut the Southern
States will aec the folly ,heJ havo been guilty
Of IN forcing tlcir faforcrs to keck new homes,
and will fastcs, as rapidly aa possible to remove
the existing causes Of discomfort. for the wei
fare OF tho whites requtres The protection OF tl
co'ored people In their personal and political
rights.
, 1879-03-22

Maine physician Has mn Exciting Time
VIII. q Wildcat.
Htfnuat IL tThfu

A 1IaIne rhystclan IIns nm Exciting Time
VIII. . Wildcat.
Aingor tIe.l Hhtg.
Dr. c. F. Ware, OF Buc!sport, had rather M
exciting experience with loup cery.cr last
Tuesday evening. Sumo Of his fr!enas llud
been spending tho evening at his house, whtct,
IL situated on Seminary Hill, ard ut about
o'clock the Doctor took small 1atlp AMI slurt-
Cd for the cellar aftor somo upp!rs. A portion,
of thu cellar Is used for piltnE wood, and, as ls
ncarcd the bottom Of the stairs, llc heard funt-
stcpa, amt then sonc Of tho woou ratified down,
as II man was moving about in the cellar,
Raising h!s lump in ordor 10 got hctter ylaw,
the Doctor advanced q few, stcps, whcl,,
made It's way through basement dour
that Ind becn accidentally left npcn. Ito
picked up stick OF wood to club t4it anlmAl,
but It Jumped from one siao Of the cuar to tt.s
then went ua.statss unl procured q revolver.
mud, after telling tho folks IT, kecp tho sitting.
room loor closed. he returned To tic cellar. 1his
tnU h. found tllp loup ecryter parci,el u, The
educ Of the Goa, blu apsl shot NJ il, when the
anllna1 Jumped TO tue ton of tt'c wood:pisc, soue
feet distant. Thu DOCTOR then tried unuillrr
slot. nl,d as thu famp-chfmney fell Uf1, caYint;
flt1l' In total darkness, he was obliged tu III u{,.
statrs a.ld Ges auult4er laMp, ou hts suturn to
the eellar III Tired two laora shots. wllen The
lamp.clltnnuy aguin lcll oil, uml willis III Tho
dark tire leap gvryiur bounded past ht, m,Ni ral,
up tbs stntra Ind started up a scconl tltght,
but. bel1ll, unable to pructcd Otl accuutlt vi q
door, he casae 1nwn again and rusl,rti 1nto tu
pantry. Hero la pcrcte1 himself upon large
oil-can. wheyc he rensalAcl uati tho Doctor
Tired anotller shot, when III started ont OF llr
pantry, aud buug attracted by thu iigtlt c0Inlug
through u window oyes the sittsug.roos. door,
he tnada jump for II. nut tell bark agatn and
ran down cellar. Ills COURSE was marked with
l'1ool, which Wa towlug quite freelY, n,d, utter
procuring lantern, tho Uurlur followed nm tu
the CELLAR. wl!eee Ito agaln tltel, wien,
much to bis atsgMst, tMe eomrusston put
the lautern out. liu vent upstairs ind
lighted IL agaill, but on bis return l,e found
tlere are no trucks leading from fhu Ans,se, Il
Ii supposed tlHt the AnttiIal crawlct un,vr thu
wood a,ld died. II wAs duItu reIlarHaoe tl'at
Aus'ps sse whnap aght shu loap csrYlur did not
attack the Doctor,
, 1879-03-22

It was IN tie same old Bethel School. House,
nboat the aa,lu ttsnp, TINT thu master, ully leu.
ellet, called cut t.lU spelling Of wlsoul my
nother, then 1tttlc glrl, Was usually at ttsr
s..u .sp tis S seno,a1s FIJI a. t LEAD Of .n eIa..
l,al not recognized tllo wor.l ny IL spelling III
stao wing tllrir lessons. They s'l tn.ssea il
wiluly, spelling 1t IN The most nuunIously III
rs,rrtGt tasho1s. Near tho foot Ut tlIu class
stood u buy WIN l>ad nevcr bccn aLle 10 clltt,h
up tuward the t.ead hut OF lilu few words hu
did know low tU spell, uua was ''onlon." When
the worl was missed ~ The hca,l hs bccaftlu
greatly excited, taistng himself Into tl'o .nost
lutlicrous coutortIona a. 1t cams nearer nnd
urarcr to him. Al luugtA The uns ]u.s al'ove
lilo eagcr boy mtssel, 1hs Inastor said "Next,"
whereupon 10 exulttlslY swing hiA hand anove
his huaI Ml.d came out with, "o:,!: ull, i.o.u,
yum, ingup-l'm heAd,, BY, gosil!" mud lso
blow o,l tho shoulders for swearing. .--h1-
fhAMaf.
, 1879-03-22


CHICAGO, March 90-lt tho uA1earned had o
right to be surprised at anything doue by the
learned, should use that right, and bs greatly
astonlshtd at the pcrststcnco with which s'Ie
medical faculty continue 10 feed peopls Of DELI
cate stomach On huska,
Thu prodi0ai Son. 1t Is true, was faia 10 seek
boarding with p!gs, but this Ia no good roaso1l
why every sinner against tlle law Ut health
should bo sent to the trough for titnHcr; but
common sensa nnd medical sclGnee seen, tn be
separated by q gulf axed u,ll quite az great as
TINT which lay botwesu Lazarus anu Dives. II
they were not some doctor would have diseov-
cred long tttnu ago that wl.at may bu worry
good iool for PIX or cow rlay nut hu thu
Utst possble nourshmGnt tor human iuy4ltd,
or even human who u not IN Invalid.
IhIs wonderful discovery Will to made ao,no
cricked wheat to ule rcarl What rlcarIug out
Ut cluscts Ut prejudice there Will be, mud what q
time thu rcforluers viii hAYe convincing tolks
TINT '4tI,u fruit OF tho wheat Ia very good food
for tnau." anl away folks viii rush to starch
aud giutin.
Now, it we only could mix little common
kouse With our Naancs, aud learu that every part
OF grain should bu ealen except the hull. uttt
that very tine grinding destruys tho Autrlment
OF grain JUST " 1t does tie sacchartue of sugar,
w ahonfd BE- = long way On toWsrd dispensing
with halt the doctors,
~ to eating grain hull aud I'LL, It II Oh the
, 1879-03-22

principle Of eating eggs and nuts ehclla and at.
The. shell Of NJ. eRG or nut Il no moro tndl-
Qestible than the skin Of grain Of wheat or
curt, Or oats, or rye, or Of an apple or Gran.
hurry.
The hull or skin Of any edible prepared bY
Mother Nature Is simply the nr.tIEtt can tit
witch she fncosca tho food she puts i,p for ler
children. T0.thoeo which haye not t}le skill IL
separate tic food front its envelope md 10 must
cat 1t cat. md alt she has glvon tz1ars or solne
stiles Of tho case; but Al man learns 10 do lIts
grinding by steam or water his bratn power mtg
incnts at Tho cost Of bis dlgcstlon, mid, as he Ia
the only graln.eat1nK bfped without eizzard, IL
4 rot well for him 10 swallow his wheat entire
like turkey. which has tie advantage of him
, 1879-03-22

whiIo tie wife was taken back to her father'e
house: The trial OF Rosebesry however. re-
suited IN M acglitttal. nfld the pair, married 10
y0unp. lived together for ei9bty.scven years.
The wife having died only four years ago, aged
%. The chItlrcn Of the marr!ase-twcnty.tw
IN humber, seventeen i,nye ala aso gtr's-nro
yard Rosetcrtv's sanftr, lInwcvcr, must bo
questioned when ono ltstcns 10 his statement
that there nre three locks Of his laIr In the Brit
tsh Museum, and five years ago tho Queen cut =
eamc time decorating iim With a collar which,
gives him The mastcrshlp Of eyery Magistrate
In five counties tcs,-Northamptonshlre. Lincoln.
shire. cambrldRcsh're, Norfolk, and Hunting
, 1879-03-22
WANT TO De MARRIED.
Replying to tho Lonely Western Mnn--
Chances for lsointel Isnciletora-Homo Sin.
Kular Letters,

Rular Letters,
yfm rork limit.
Ttle Tfmts recently published The petition Of
two lonely Western men to Supt. Jackson, ask.
Ing him 10 ship them, at their risk, couple Of
healthy. Eood-looking Immigrant women suIta.
bio for wives. Mr. Jaehson las since then been
aoodcd with letters from young land o1dj
women In all parts Of the East, offering t1cm-
selves as candidates. The following will aerye
as snecllaens:
W1tstSaFor. DEL. I'd Month TO- 1s7D.-Re.
eye ehanesa 10 aos = stnall item headed = K De.
nland for Wives" read It over carefully aud
!!!hunehtiuly, api aesca atysotf .he question.
esne to sSe soncu.oa W %euS tx sft. aaa % sn.1sr se
don't xnGw Il this should ever rench you Or nos:
T. \ aoes do h9Ps may 10 successful IN ny bold
parents caaeed the 10 change my mind. buried
nlonih. .ines. ny fashot. 81 must teil you an
ninrn sarmers daughter: Gag do anything II hoase;
saenns POI IF a99at a m notsx s1
otis, would defy that one to excel mo In cook-
Ing. hive one sister fsnge. We have a nico farm
father passed sway. lie have tronx @ ds"rc t,s 10 20
West. Anusnhc.s st our friends have ronu to Kan
ta'; nat our dss.o T. to RS 10 iowa =. ws hase
classes. md hare always duno no., From child.
proicsa 10 ,,o chri,siana' mi ~ 10 IN ,rhst Il
tx r, HnnS sst aaH too4 oy our aear batents
Sa y,,u s",, ,re Siii try ~ sr.En fsi,hfj cI IT,,
wives. II ts si,uuld rench voy wi; ~ "a Aii III
yon more ot ny, ltfc. l'nt ths husband wan.
must be good. noble, and. above III, temperate o.
fact nm tDrrow or lroubie did We knny lit I,ti
nnturnu nur tnidsl. I knnw i1fs !, vrrr ,irirat,
nnjrrtnttug cxfrcntIy f.r indr S4nn nm - IHIns
inv motive inr E0inu thfa ia int for snnrt ;mt +
an, in rurt,nsf 1mne I fnar mi in isnnnois hi
in NV rrcscMt undertukttu "a viii irnvs II IN
ynur tnttvmcnt in revnrtl 10 our cl,ncs NJ q hus.
,nnin. trnc. fInntr Il WAr
pcase sddrc.s Wilmington p"st .t1oSc. fleia.
ware, i viii walt anxious to hear Irom Tou.
Ssw p,ov. pcnc. March 7s.o.-see,nv ,,v
The newsnan.Is tbst esntiSn,n m fnwa farEer'
nccent Ills hcart an,i In nj mi eve MINI in re-.
iuru. { M, In wa,t 0f n i,nn,' t1Iif hnyu arest
trarn in settir fn tt. usast .S,tt roti hu shnnh
and pnn,t home a. nm III rcs =" ~ ne. ahnt nrc
nnd n inf frsf in hlyht wcirh inT 1,n,t,tlH ana
tnrk hnir. dark evr,nai1rs nnr ,rotvs. nur ryrs
aud mako i tc;y Fen.rel appearance. am an
~ 'es one IL ar" coun J snd
remain With rnr nj this mace six miles iron, lie
station on to Ponnsylvanin Railroad. was rafsett
with very respectable Indy. bui a,o ls dead ana
I'M out ~ n hUnic, Mnu would Ike very much to
setl.e 1of 4!e. Mel!, SUPPOSE u ~ hot necessary
~ a. I'M @sntnmnu III. wbioh Esvc mnntnsd @ ~ ~
o'ce lie vii n,cas" xanIt Lis nrtnrc IN ln. md
viii send milne In ruturu, viii xtop., hopinv to
hear tsonl lint gentleman tuon. Nom here give
,py Addrrss and name. alArr1E s. Blsows.
Now Park Post -O0lcc. York County. Penn.
IN care " Alt. r. IL. Herbert.
, 1879-03-22

Tlle singular story ot Jollu Roso0crsy, nceu-
tenariau peddler," now over ITO ycaFa old, u
told Ut great length IN tho Be4fordshtre tEng.}
Afrcuru. Its salent poiuts arc tllat Rosohcrry
:was born IN WL!tby ln 17u3, and married, wlleu
lie was only ~ years ot sge, Eir! seven yraEs
bis ju.,lor, uiui tl,e daughter Of thu Vicar ut
6tesplo ElaYdus. Ills wltv retuaineI At school
kept Close secret. Wien II bae4mp knuwu
that The Vicas'a daughter was married 10 u Jour-
usytn4u gruGrr t4a latter MAS lodged III jul,
, 1879-03-22
Now Orleans 0rnvsyartla.

Tho Locust Grove Cemeteries, In New Orleans,
are declared by tie IY,nes OF tlat city. 10 be I'll
a hosribte e,nditEon. This is O. matter Ia which
tlis whole country ts tnteresiol. II the yetIow
fever colnos buck uext eeasun to New Orleans
It Will attsct tho uutlonal hustne<a, and u will
make anutAer demand uDon national CHARITY.
Tile ceuutertes above mentioned are sual. but
they are tho 0nly places Ut informant opea to
several rIasaes Ut she population. Ilis yprls pre
dlled to tl,a very gates. 70 maks room tor
tsesh bodtes, the ground has been tfokeu over
und over aKuin. 1t ts calculated t1at within
eight or ninp mouths tha cemeteries arc GUM
, 1879-03-22
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pletelv removed. According tu this, tie time
has now come for The disturbance of thu VIC
tins ol tile late pcstllcncc, The rch,llt II lltcr
niy htekcniug. For this nobody Is rcsIn,natbIr
1jw only remedy IL to c'osc IN tltcso pcst-hrcci-
Ing rcceDtaclea md to establish new ccnlctcrirs
elsewhere. 1l.e people OF New Orleans ought
not 10 forget tint God helps tlloaa wllo help
themselves,
, 1879-03-22

two have It OH good authority" says tho
London Examtnsf, ",hat neKuiiatiuns nru ,n
ptogress botwccn tho Courts Of 1t: Petersburg
Bia pt ,ile Latisonu istamis III tbs North Fautc.
Thrae, A. Istisala Il wall aware. would constitute
. magnificent buse Tor cruiser operations !n thu
Chtua seas, aud W. therefore trust that 1isr ala
liz ueKQti4tlQnx bHluEe they coMe to leaI u
, 1879-03-22

x.


Ia Mlte. Yaldsae1r, Theatre d CiNny:
MADEMo1srLlE-fs It because ! MN only d
stu1gnt tl'at you left my two letters u,,as,-
swcsed1 Uon't you know tint nothing 50 littlo
resembles student Of tho past as student of
tho prcacnt dnY1 You must live on the right
bunk OF the Seine 10 bo so wrctelcdty posted as
to what Is going on.
DO not live In garrett, like the students Of
Gavarnt; nor do wcar Carl'ss cnp, nor pan
ta10ons like cleeker-boarti. do not board ut
the Hotel CornettIe nor the Hotel Laomund,
but live In q pretty little apartment on the
Boulevard St. Michel a 1ads cau visit ,na
without compromising herself. II Is In TIT.
same house with fashionable dressn,akcr. I
havu followed therein the hilslcc Of Alexandra
DnlNns tho younger, who says somewhere:
From rs to 30 a tIlan OF sense always lives In
the Buma hol,su With lrcssn1aler ur q den.
tist.n
l an, about to change my furniture. 1t Is
necessary. that should consult person Of
taatr. such as you.
will wait for you tomorrow arll the next
day nll TIT torenoon,-lny hand On my hear, -
thus.
Joking nsle,-dnn't fool the.
l afn, nadcn,olsclle, with aI, ETC., ctc.,
LUCtEN DE DltiLL1EnE.
, 1879-03-22

= IT = 5UH ffIHeJ4cH EU{3. ~ =.
euperyEsor {3tbt,s las beuu taking measures to
return, 10 the tl0miulons Ut hs Imperial Chlneaa
Majesty lfsceu Ut Ills leurous subjects. who
Tor u year hayo bceu supported ut thu expense
OF tlle city III lIlu lpxarhUlsse, erectui a,t H.
tended solely for smallpox patiuuts. Tic city
WIN paw Tie passags money u Hung kou9. ana
tls Coasul.deuefal will pay 1t tEolu Arse u
Canton.
, 1879-03-22

10 Ml'f. FYorlns D|ara, Pritna Dorna at The
Acddetnv {I'oyai or fmptrtat} or NHttc:
MApEMo1saL1,H: Permit md to introduce my
ses. ns any one might who did not find foot.
tuan In the hull. Chance gavo mo great namo.
Of which mako as lIttls display as possible, and
. fortune tl,at sometimes allows me TO listen to
The inspirations Of my hcart. This understood,
Ihopu you will sparo me tho absuriittcs Of d
formal declaration. My persistent attendance
marked by everybody, except perhaps by you.
nsp,ro 10 the honor of Offering thy homage
10 you In person. Will TINT In vfcw l thought
our common dignity would he better preserved
BY dispensing with all Intermediates. ! am nc.
cilsluEnel to uck for myself.
Dcigt, fnir Indy, to consider mY foreign birth
an cxruse for the extreme liberty am taking,
und allow INC to solicit ali answer, on which de-
ponds thu happiness or sorrow Of tho most
obedieut Of your servants.
PRINCE RoucuAvEK.
, 1879-03-22
Kill


70 Nile. Ntnrtq"tr, d the F'ol|es .1far1gny
Mr. DEAR C111Lp: How pretty 5ou arc,--nl-
NaYs prct.y and q Thousand tilnes more than
pretty! How seductive You nrc In ttat short
part you play So well. i can understand tlmt
y1u turn The heads Uf all the men, as you hayo
bewltched me. who mn only n woman.
Come u'l1 SEQ the, my beautiful blue h!rd[c.
You will find III me d true friend. We will
claatcr nbont lresB. t,nick. diamonds.
will GLOW you all my treasures.
You will come, will you not7 ! will always
be IN for you froM 2 to o'clock. You will ouly
have TO give your carl 10 my maid.
Countess or BEAuyAL.
, 1879-03-22

Tho Innocrnt mil tiln entity,
TO tht Edt&or Of The TYshunt.

CnrcAoo, Mnrch 21.-1}ob InCcrso,t says:
"Accordlng 10 tltia Grcat scheme {Clirlsliantty)
the innocent anffer for the guilty" That Is ox.
actiy what society docs llcre,-l. c., suffer all t
wrong, and pay all tic cxptnscs. u.
, 1879-03-22
ci,nmn1nff''s s'oynTos.


CHICAGO, March 2f.-Tho copy Of "Cl,am-
p)un's Voyages, 1854" which THU TH,nuss oi
to-day reports as lavtdg been bought by the
Chicago Public Library Mt the Brinlcy sale,
comes to Chicago to private collector, atti not
10 the Public Library TlIc Public Library
bought nothing nt tho sale, ltB financial tneans
not permitting II 10 Indulge ~ such blblio-
graphical raritcs. W. +. PooLB. >.
, 1879-03-22
THE HON, E, B. WhsHBURNE IN MEXICO.

THE HON. {, B. MASHBuRNE IN MEXICO.
Fran +. ftnsaf'aento. Monterey. Aer!so, Efb. ~.
At o'clock on tho afternoon Ut tho a5th ar
rived Mt this city the Hon. E. D. Washburnc,
DISTINGUISHED person in the United States Of
America.
Con. TrevIno, who ',ad received uottco OF his
coming. had prepared reception worthy Of
this eminent parsonage, anl, fn 'faet, coulmis-
stoned Geu. John dc 1faro, Commander of tho
Custou,-Huuse Department Of this frouticr, to
go rs far as Sa1tnas Victoria, ten leagues distant
from hero, to receive him.
Tie City of Monterey, for its part, nominated
Commission OF citizens, presided over BY Mir.
Ramon Trovno, to incct him, und, accompanied
by tho vary esttmabie Mr.. Johu Weber, Amer
lean Consul, they went rs far us San Nicolas OF
the aaszos, where they received hin aad con-
Quoted him nftCrward to tu house of Gen.
Trcytno, wl,ero the abovc-namcd Mr. Wash
buEne was received aa guest.
We understand TINT tho necessity OF change
Of climate to re-cstablish bis ya!uabe hoatl, ls
the object for which this gentleman ia travelling.
Mr.. Washbusne ts Man Of about % seass.
!l's countonanse and lis manners reveal a man
Representative ot Illinois III the Congress
ot tho United Statcs for nearly twenty
years. an'l tint, upon occupying thu Presidential
chair, Gcn. Grint mptlG lin 1ecrntary uf State,
anl ilat shortly afterwards llo RESIGNED this
honorable otl!ce and was charged with rcpr.'-
senting Inc United ssatcs III France, whcro hc
remained Minister Pleuipotuntlary during eight
years an4 half,
Wo ca,inot fai, to notice TINT Mr. W. repre-
acntvd our countryInpn in France In ctrrltu-
stances truly abnor,nal alld for which has natur
ally ncqnrtd Claim to tho gratitude OF this
Mexican tGople. ....
We sntutu With effus!on this honorable tray-
e1cr desiring him ult kind Of prosperity on our
soil, and sincerely hope that BIZ may burr gratis
full recollection u thu country Of lsldugo, Of
Zaragoza, atlA OF Gua.ez.
ues., Haro, on tncclin.; Mr., Waahburuc, nd
dressed him In these feeling words:
"Mr. WashNlrne: GeE. Trcvfno, Chfet Of tho
Dtv,sion Ut the North. has charged mo With the
honorable mission vi coming thus fur TO rccolyo
y1u,
"Hep. Trcvlno md are filled with the senti-
uenta Of gratitude with Which our peopla over
flow towards nlan who, Ike yourself, IN try
!ng cpocts III France, f,as becu able to rcndsr
your good offices III favor uf our conlpatElots
resident In parIs untl Franco.
"RecelYe from me, dear 4uest, the expression
OF most sfueero gratitude Of the representative
Of tho lepubc III tllls part Of the frontier and
Of thu pcoplu Of Nuevo Leon, as well a. Ut the
municipality OF eainas, un Wnoko threshold
you nre atput to treasl.n