Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-11
MI, Hendrioks, Karnlota..


Ex>Goy. Thos. a. Hendrieks addressed
the Hendricks Club of Indianapolis, Ibd :
Wednesday evening last. According TO a
dispatch to the New York Times large pars
Of his address vas devoted to the Southern
question. he arrsigned the Republican party
IS an enemy of the Southern States, and
charged any man who talked of tho solid
South and the solid North with utterins .
reasonable sentiment. The Republicans
were terribly mad. he said, at the Southern
brigadiers, but how WERE they going TO help
1t so long Is the Southern people chose fo
elect such men to Congress They could
elect whom they pleased, aud the North
eo.ld not help it. He did not like yellow
fever, and could say many hard thinsa about
it, but he could not help the fever, and there
fore he kept still The Republicans hsds
made the issue of troops at the polls, and be
was ready to accept il. That would be
question for the future. BE elaborated
the doctrine of State rights, aud defended
the Democratic theory of home>rule He
denounced President Hayes vetoes, and taid
he should not have been so free to express
difference of opinion with Congress, especially
as he had snsaked into Office Mr.. Hen.
drioks said he himself had been elected 20
the Vice Presidency by msiOrity of /, ,OO0.s
600 white men, and he felt proud of il hot
il he had taken Office as Hayes did he would
not feel proud. The country had seen the
last time when men not elected would assume
office and rule the country. Mr.. Hendricks
discussed at length the negro exodus. and
charged that it WAS the result of regular
organization in the North, directed from
Washington. aud carried forward With view
to carrying the country by solid North next
year. He said plan vas alust aud now
being carried forward to food the State of
Indiana with colOred men, and thus override
the will of the natives born and resident
whites and displaco the white lASoring men.
He indignantly denounced this scheme, and
said it was being carried out pursuant to a
regular plan.
SULPHUR ron PIas.-We have observed
that when pigs are fed great deal Of hearty
food they arc fond of salt and charcoal. Pigs
are often affected with indigestion, and the
salt and charcoal arc good remedies. We
cannot well mix these things with their food
in the right proportion, aud, moreover, it
would not be best to attGmpt to force pig
to eat them unless it wanted to, or else its
appetite might be destroyed and harm como
from the experiment, but by mixing the salt
and charcoal together and putting them in .
box accessible to the pigs, they will eat NO
more than they require. Thare is NO dagger
in putting either salt, charcoal or sulphur
where the pigs can eat them; but to mix
them 10 their food might injure them, ospe-
oially if one of them should posseis a vorn>
cious appetite. Hogs will cat considera-
bic quantity of snlphur,snd Il e exceedingly
beaithiui 20 tlinla - purifier OF ii'e blood
and to help thom to get rid of the voTmin
which infest their bodies Inside and out Yo
want the pigs We arc going to eat TO have
plenty of sulphur-at least all they will take.
Their flesh makes bettcr food.-Et.
Now READY.-My new stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. 1 have complete assort.
ment, and notwithstanding tho high tone of
the market offer my Goods at lower prices
than ever. Gents Calf Boots. good, ut 50 90
and upward; Cents Coarse. Boots, 81 SO and
up; Boys Coarse Boots, 81 IS and up. la
dies. Misses and CbiIdrsn's Shoes ut all
prices. Latest Styles in Rubber Boots and
this county. aim to keep up my reputs-
tion for largest stock and lowest prices in
Gloves. Gents Heavy Sheepskin Glove nc
as cents; heavy Buck do, 81 90. A nice
assortment of Umbrellas. Underwear, Ho-
siery and Notions-a full line of eaCh.
have alsO addeda limo of Rubber Clothing TO
my Stock; ladies Gosssmer Cloaks; Gents
Gossamer Goats; Cents Long Goats; Gents
Short COats; Gents LeggiDs and Cents
Hats; Leather and Shoe Findings. Including
a splendid lot of Lasts. Also Gentlemen's
Over Gaiters.
Corn and Potatoes will be taken in e8.
change for Goods, during the season.
Oct Z, 1870. G. II. HAoIZY.
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