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, 1879-06-04
4 BIG FARMER.
1'lin Dnsrymplc Possessions.
f7tr1n t1uk,) Kepnalicun.

4 gentleman WHO profussee, and WHO from
his pos!,ion ought to know, Informs The Ltru1-
'iean that Alr. Oliver Dalrymplc, tile celebrated
wheut.Erowcr Of tic Red River Vulicy, has
charge uf anl controls tile working forces Oh
j5,:sJ ncrcs Of la,ul, as fullnws: Cass Farm,
G,sE1 acres; Cheney Farm, $500; Alton Farm.
1000; Granlfn, 40.00Ji alao, the Grall,!iu line
of Red River bouts. Tile Cass anu Cheney
Farms Dear Casselton were otmued On these ccr-
tiittulIs: Messr5 CAss aud Cheney purchased
the h.sufs, furnished the stock, implements,
buildings, sect, cte., ~steh ~ere charged up to
the combination. These gentlemen entered In.
to d ten pears contract with Mr. DAlrs,nplc,
tho tlr!n to refund all The cash outlay with per
cent interest, uEH Mr. Da1rrtnpa 10 lMye batf
81 81! tic !asml asA Moti.s, after paving back
fronl the eatnIN1e 1llr el!n advanced Tor land
"ssl snutcsat, Mr.. na!rymsse to do alI tl!e h9si-
1,ess. st lEn cluse " lust sca>on tho division
o.. tue Cass FnrtA was made, and 1.tw ME.
Dnlrynpic Owns llalf Ut It Hl.tl the equipments.
Ile (irl,nln fnrm IL under smtlar contract
With Mr.. Nalrytnrc, The Alton Far,, lle owns
individually, besllcs reported interest In the
a0,ODoayra tract Ut Mr. Watson'~, south Of
Casseltun. Thr pre.cmtnent success achieved,
not only In Demonstrating the I,soAuet.b,lIty Ut
the valley lands, bnt lli5 own remarkable tihn-
eai al'l executive ability, las given Mt. Olrer
ua!rysnple natloaIl reputation at.a tuaae his
brilliant achievements household wurts.
, 1879-06-04

q tw" hnforu md mt his 'lAenred wife Mt iIlt.
!Hnlanly II0tef. 1lE letter Eoe. M Il, say that
Mr. 1onlInsoH mad not been Santl, during fl'n
month u May, mid that he IA aln,Ht r0infnfncn
'i,tt tnt .I,yorcn ftoHl l,!s wifu. 1In' latter
statement probably ro,tnIna I1r true tuwar'i'iess
vi .r tlrhtal. ft,r H. mfgit wcnktn Mr. 'rD!nslh-
snh's rllanrrs for ,1tvnrce rn,*!lctnh1y ,o nave
tiG INIT jtl1lac,l ai lie did nret lls vile tigre
AM! occupied the samH rnu'tl with her oH TIE
hight NJ iim nsint May, Such, tr,wevcrt Wns tl'r
1a:t m! snly Hoes the tlnrna Of Nv. II. ihM'
iinsnE, f1f4vIIfc, tst,nm No H.. npttear IN tie
fl"'rl Register Under tl'e tiate .ricrrci tn+ bur
thu register nlsn slIu~s that Mira dnhse IosnltIl'
aun nrrivrd later III The day IL tompany Elth
Mrs bnrkner. from EygR Point, Miss. and tllal
both Of them were unsigned 10 ltount No. 10. 1t
further npprars ui,0n tlIr rccOr1 iltit Mrs. 'es-
SIC IUMliusUr wns subsequently cfang@l toNo.
II, tlie susne a. lint assiEne.l tn her qu0ntla'n
husband. Frum th,s It can rcatliY bc Imagined
tlsat they mc'. Or cuursc thrrG nrs cases of
mlstatr!a identity, Is for lnssuncs Il, IL" Com"
e'ly III ErrUra.' Were thprs no other evidence
Ut Mr.. Tonl!aOAun's urrrencc hero than the aI,-
pcarlncc Of hts NAME on the register. 1t infElt
he Gin!rncU ta sumo olfier felfoH Ind ass1iHeH
Ills nle In oraier to cutrv ont norG hi1cttssfulIy
II tnsntig With the falf but frail Jesslc. l}u,
unfortunately for the cred,hllty II such cos'.
lecture, there ure pnrtfrs III thus city well a.
Qtnnted will, Alr. ToutlinAUn who inform 4"
Aru aneh. tiut they recognized hstn as tilr In.
i1lrcl husband Ot tic arI,ltlal.h
, 1879-06-04

men from E9Glanl. Scotland, and ireland, whsra
pnp preshys.i.an +. "a gars.s tnst brnR mp thsir
Now, 1.ln not like TO sar, to 80 august body
rs the General Assembly, ~ told You so!''
init, as did actuully, nlnt pnbfiefy, anil persist
cntly predict at ufgn this result ,,non their at
iact IL or,icr to rive forcc 10 another predic-
thu which feel called uta,n to 1.,ake. They
should not forget Tint s!nck ttakc inr fhctn.
osec. thirty years atient1 OF thclf aIsatIce-grari;
ti!eir pulutts with fools,,' ani tiegraItng .iia
Cf!rlstiat, ministry. Aa they }lhve come up to
this point want nov TO statc for future rcFcr-
ense, tllat "ili: best brains" arc not the mate
long ~ tic General Assembly requires
It's members to combine themselves to grind
Ing out sermons according 10 fixed rules,
or rather to having certain clasa Of
eIllnery, 80 one i IIas no occaslon ior tic best
brains,' and so long It will yet a very seaut
supply of tint kind Of material. "'The hest
1'talils have m incur8bte principle OF growth,
as 5 ts s 1 se e m o' 81 M S e VIII soe
through o. hest brnins; nn.l ahy 'nstitutton
"thc best lrains.n
lf The tl,eoiuey Of alt time was settled by
reyelalIDsls niatlo to n!cn vino cut tile rrens-
toaa ol their captsvta. und left tlleru TO pick
Ut crumbs under tAeIt tables; II VIC nrc never
TO hhre Il higher it!ca of 1ot1 than TINT OF tho
.tew%; If We nre to take ns q flna9tty the opfn-
Ions of h,r1, who believed lImt James /. ruled
by right divine, afrt VIII, rincei Charles II. on
the thrOBr,-w:at OCCASION haze we for brains4
All our thinking has i,ccn done for us. and wc
atc left TO tnr simple business Of hclleying,-
which cOtlcs as casy to fouls as to wtse lnrn.
We'll, now tliat The Hencral Assembly has
reached tc point which was lnAdelity thirty
years ago, would respectfully say thtt It has
~ 10 come "a the ;'oins Of toleratElg honest
d1unts 3 a!ont .hc pln,1nry l1spratl1l, of ''.o
Dne 10 weigh aIll 1ucusure the clntm Of infal1i-
ps1ty set ui' Tor the boks called by Tint nn,ne,
and to speak his convictions. 1t tnnr, uud Will,
summon tra,ts, and ngalu BECOME d leader III
the wDrd's tllarcli toward q knowledge VI the
Truth.
Once UPON time preabytcriantsm led the
hosts of civil Hrld religious liberty, nnd then 1t
commanded "tl,c best hrains"; hut, since 1t
Inns chosen to fall behind Ia hc 1arr!, vi time,
It need mt eonlptan that the worlds leaders nyu
not found Ii, its pu1plss.
JAsE GHEY Sw1ssuELA.
, 1879-06-04

y,, wtII wan, m ,,, ,dr u,l a., nm .b,,,,
yn,,r.rIve. Wh.n ,I,ot honr 'I,nrs fr,,m H.. IN.
t.iurK, towrr of ,he rrnturics. wr ~ ,I,c sn,ti
nr,,tu,st ~ III yfu, m, mil xn 1rnn,,o y, Mani
on, rrI,J auh,tonffal ktrk ,sharc |, wt,i IL Ii,r
1,yst vcf,l, lore yt1t co.s fitIuo b,i,,nd yc
:. :. '
rrafI nnrfr il lin khi,,t nm, ttrftrIrr NJ Atnf,,
.pyerasnty, ~ y.,il say. II believe. Tia. ll,rtc
c.nt i;uyrrn1ntt,t eI1u,tl tp newer t,f ymsI n,t
a,arricr ot wntcr for tic tIueen Cumnouwrnltl..
ri iii, i:nion Irt,t, .ar il htifrSr, In Snrc..;nr
=. v,,, .ny }o,,an, ~ .rn,,,ya, a,1 ,I,,,
- St ~ tn'. ~ lu"ett T.. sl,"!ittHIn ~. ~ "
ntn. , y snn say. & y oe'tege* tnat .mn "alHm ,s
p'h"'eu " tHe toeH III Hcrh!""Ht H@ f,h
say. II PROGRESSES 10 ecs up revolution, nn tts
own hoax IN iSsl. Nt1tI TEnruI tht [ast clause.
syllable, uni letter Of ynut waricrstat:'in, Ms
fnI B1y. We cIoat nG y{ory In making thcau
admissions, Cancellation iIas tcuu knocked
L--i,ynrfi nnut ornn,:rd
'"N >'0"sa' ..-.-
THIS generation Sill witness no change In Dttr
preseiIt form ui government. II Grant or ANY
u.htr itI,ubuu xrt,lnt]rcf ircs IL, u.s,1,,,u t1,p
powers oI n Uctntor he viii bc tlrnyYrtf tn ff,..
,uhut t.,,,o,,,art H. ",Df s,r,, ~, to
ina ~ ",,, ~ . H.. ,,n. r ~ H. ~ ~, S . ~ ,,.
~, .nitt ~. ~, 1. e =. M. ~ .,em Tn ~
~ W t''"hiE "''ouI ~ st'o"h n"se'Htne"1 ''h''
hetter KEEP lttle hofe hhtct. lhty afe
*tHHLetl. IL fAct attempt u execute thtif
tl!feat thcs viii stlifGr swift death Mt .te a]B
vi The pen.,1E wl1nAe liberties tley would tlc.
sfr,y, 'rtta Eehura3 htrrI1,,,sa will rot bn pnr.
, 1879-06-04
lIe left several nan,,acrpts hrhul him, IN
et,hrgu of AE,s. WcttIDu,- tile "l'oIyouctv :"
manuscripts uotaby. .jhtlgo nt

,Jo 1cft ecv.ro, mon,,acr,,,a L.,i,u1 him. IN
riarar IF Ma Wni,im'W,1,c i r,I yo,,et.n
inanI,scrinfs nntnh,r 'i.I,l;1c ~
nm .,.,,,n,;s.. ,v,, ,xn,,x.r,ov
when m ~, n,t,,,,x,,vm,, of MI ,I,,, ,nrc nn1
money sbn n,,, hr, h,,a}x,ntI IiaA !nyis,cd o.,
tint,1j shc nm ,,,orn!nr rc,rtvci rcrgtr,I,iury
In, frnn, tI' r1rncl' ft,s,,i IN nf,tlni.
H. ,iisrr ~, nj III III. ,r"rts. .,atscrs mil d, ,jrr
rTrrrts t,f t|," IN n r,m,,n,tcr ~ Tive t0c,n np{
Sny.r. fr t,"t wn. m" roturn ftr hor tlflFclIjsh
.lsyn,i,,.. aim sn,,i1 wfyn III, ,othts. III have
niw.ys ,srrn,ni nv weakurss Il. ii,,ailv return.
I'M. thrtn. ], snti lin fnir ancakrr. "tiuunmt
init snfhtnrMnt,sniutriy nothup-yI,cu he
"nmc n iivr will rs. fIo tyurn INV f,lsl,anl's
s,,ns In wnTe t,fs trnl,sers, n,uI lie cnrri1 awny
lds Pe,atna hnt' wt,rti HI fra,cs. liz lias never
returned It. Aid ,lIry wanted ,no to gIyu III,
what tirv ruliut kts uri,t,crtvl,' r.
Sfr,. Weftlun uiatts IN, ntts,npt To tcny TINT
,,rr nJm,ratfm rnr (;out,rJ wng. ami wn,Ii ever
hc. t,ni,n1,niei. uI}n areuarh 10 mr.W hho ia.
n,arhrIt.
ua,Mnsr 1,sY 4 nm.
,>.... a.. n" w..',.,',a.,e a ~ 49,, fx,,,.,.a
, 1879-06-04

Aft9 .fibanH t{ntk,i LSdJef. .SfHHdard tHeNl.l.
Mr.. Hendricks llus acted In bad faith by being
In such hot laste In declining to be candidate
for lhe Vice-pecsfdencY. It ia the grcatrst
olTensr lo ever offered the Democracy. Mr.. Il.
is perst't'al uat political friend OF the writer.
as!.l as all tic pyoprtetors OF the Lttatr Staal-
ard, but our duty to thu Democratic party n.l
It's PRINCIPLES Is much higher md more binding
tlmr 10 my pc.sonnl Or political friend. The
I>eslqer- Standard has very high rcgnrl for Mr.
H., ALL on afl proper orrasiot,s nono Will ii,
l,pre TO 1ssiHt IN hfs political elevation tlann
tlss naprr. Mr. II. d not the man fur ths
Presidency III 1850. lie ean afford TO wait, n,nl
le must allow tltr peol'lr iu decide whether
Their vii Ii to be set gsk!e BY liz. lowest vii
ntns in Ills laid or not. Tllo Democratic purity
Is not cownrlly, and cannot he driven iHto
ongs!ol,,s by n few political .rlsn'negs. III
den must 10 renoHitlated IN 1850, or tl,G DeMo.
cratic pnrty, from that time, Will DO deader that,
q dour.nuil.
, 1879-06-04

Thc E1acutYu Committee Of tjle terrortziug
party III lsussia ubltsl'e! tlc following notlacat
ion il. their orsan la.us s'i iStsfsv. ot .s 15..
uf AprlI lust: " Punishment Gy death tu alt
ti.,stt lie, tuay b. concerned In tue torture VI
i, SoJuyIelI, should lint process ilaYs been w.
ns.I to t!.at alllecr " It Ia ttIe Ut Kara
kuxu!, IL extoft Information froni hltn. fnts
notification IL ,rrasc1 ol, uls attGnllou Ut Prot.
Irap, in part!cutar, us In tt1e caae u Karakuxot
he advocated recourse to torture. sessEs. Trupp,
l)feuteu, ruroiI, unu kosIlakotf haYe received
communications to Tits effect by post, Str.
,ug puY froM tllt Secret Police, rcreiyeS war,k
l,,s as spy Ut the ,rnlrl secuou Ut hl4 Aa}uatyt
GlAuterJ.n
, 1879-06-04

CHICAGO, Juno 1T was in tho summer of
4S that tlsst called thu atienston Ut Pscshy-
trrIaHs to thu fact that they we're actively e,l-
ea.cd In sil.uE tllclr pallats with fotlrtll-rate
11lcn, and offered to supply II prompt remedy
for lllc evil; nlu!, Instead Of Thanking God for
the Insight lie tnA youchsa!vA to give, eycu
through so hulntln an Instrument ,1d prumpt-
ly adopting my remedy. thry turned with Que
ncrord, aud began to call nc "lnildel!"
VIVA, ti!c,I stw was their Theological sct,,-
inary on Ilogbaek Hill, Allegheny, Pa. where
ihere were i've Professors At high satar!es. arid
an expensive establishment, sllguged in pr1par-
In, three puupers for The "im!nlstry of lsecou-
clationn ! Every mouth collection was taknn
up IN my CHURCH 70 support these ltce young
men, who wore Spantall clotks HIld tlouch hats,
spent ;lltir leisure ours visiting the aristocraey
mud attending praYcr-MecttsiEs, 'stcre they hotl-
nretl with noti sul,1c OF the rour widows who
touk In wnsllIng to help turII|s tlieNi III cduca'
llun.
toll tl1eit pat7ons. md tllu public That
fellow who couiI not Eet Gil educatloN III this
country without becoming n paupor hah bottrr
70 10 so.nc ottn:r busl,css tllnn preaci,ltg; md
offered to establish Theological Seminary
In w.ltrll any snsn lit to pr0ac'. could DO pre-
parr,i without !osinS his ssl!-ssspcss. -.
siy plnu was this: Wo had largc stone
l,arut r.,isetl good deat Of Krai,l, and Ind 10
threshti,s.,nuclline except has. Mrs. McFce,
who lIas lulE slice gnHe TO tho Fathers house,
Was thu brst t1ltOlGglan kucw. and lived quite
heur. l !iueW she would takt Pgnfesss,rshlp
AZ readily US Priscilla ~ t!s only Institution of
the kinl suolicn VI In tho writings OF tllo
Apostlcs, and would work. IN t'c salnu terms.
wcut! assst her; ain'. between l1s, tlolgfit
W. could teaeh TN. nyrragn yultlR inan about MI
tlu theology ho was rnahla of acquiring. After
, 1879-06-04
Tltrfr E'irst Performances,

NIFTfFX H1F17G f72FD.1
All tlils wretctcl business, which has thor
otlyhly dis.ustst1 tic country, honorable Demo-
rrats n,,l Republicans altke, Ia tc Arat perform
a,,tu Of Congress Democratic III both branches.
II there was aiso Dnmpsratte Executive, VIC
should hayo scgn tho remarkable spectacle Of
tic first Administration after the War whteh
was rontro,ly1 l,y ,l,etato cuppsri,cos aud 1atc
Rebels strkl,lgat tho army Of thu United Suites
IN u Till fuRndel! uDon thu doctrine III Secession,
nlul defended bY The same arguments that Jef-
1eraon Dayts Urged to Justify the Rebellion.
tic intletfoito costpunrn,tIt Of u Democratic
restoration,
, 1879-06-04

CtHrlHnaH t"tnHfrfftl Tint. Heu1
TIE attention af Or. Dc La Matys SHOULD hc
called so the International Slip Cannl arross te
l5itlnl1s Of panana. TJserc Ia nothing to
prevent the opening OF ea,'al II money enough
ean bc rnIscd to do It. II Tie Doctor would
hring his Ee..ius IL bear upon thr aMtheet n.s,l
intru.turo bill ap,,ropriatlng SMj0, 0,00u,1o0 for
thu pnrpose, nntl designating thc tob printer
who shu1t striite nn TINT nsnuunt Of . full
lcgal-tchdcr gree,lbnrks," the work would be
half dune. The o,iner hn'f woulh l'e IN rom
yinrIns those FrenclItncn thut paper dollar
M.ls III EUol as E3i1 uhc.
, 1879-06-04

EHFF7HHH WFTH7H t1ff1.I.
How niscrabIy flean It would be In Mr.. I'll
den to usu lfs har'l ~ help cnrry Uhio for the
Republicans Just for the snke ii doing sotnc-
thing TINT would Injuro Mr.. Thusuau's pros
poets. TIlo sou rccoits at the Thought OF bucl.
,rcacllery; yot, II Mr.. Tlldcn did not feel per
fcety snre Ohio would 70 Republican unywnf,
there Is rcasuu to btlluyc he would colunst surli
n tftrt1.
, 1879-06-04

EQuI4rlIS LNNF1FF' 3GHPNWs, .
Some days ngu tllu Memphis .lW.h1ncha pub
lIshe.l MI account Ut the u!rgel "tuakn1g.!ip"
Ut BIZ. u,,a 3rs. Ton'lnsun, vi tl!is e!ty, IAtt
iaae|e publishes thu following coneer'l1ug the
tlunIai: ..... 80
..Atr. ". II. To,nllnson writes letter to the
.tpss'unchs, under lutu Ut tue :!stE, inst. e0nlra-
tirting statement IN tie .1tutaacas Ut The nth
to thu effect tL4t la iIomllusuu) Was here day
, 1879-06-04
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.


.,,--NoUn>, cnoyD,,,,
NAcnlNUloN oOClEl1.
-
NeElcet et tMe on'oa l'ecerot'on.o oaS-ts
c"ts'o.s ny 1.ai "". .,,..', IT,.
G..sa'.... ,n..,,. rsa'.,.,,. a.. t,.a cu,n.
1,.,,. r"',a.,..,n,aI ,,xr,,.,. r,- t.,r,,,.-
Fnur.tn. ttuntt Tenm.-{,nmcrunIuu 1lospI.
tn1,ty-pen,ttylyunfn yotrs Wanted Eur
shcrlnan-1stntns l,n.y-Old xnck Chan-
d,cr-Ifnaiore--.JApaur I'rlilccssus-L.asvn
TsnMs-l1nisl.ts Ta,iplar-caslct Exnmt'
nntions-BnssfI' hntt Chat.
6nrffaf Corrf'pandfnfe o. '"f 1f'o"nf'
WASHINGTON, y. T., Ill1le el'-oeeofAt1oh-baf
WINS ditly observed !ere NY ttc ufana ARMY atd
Inc eo'oreo pcop'o "e1e III At','st."' III sfc"t
numbers. E'nt tslo aosenee Q. IouEresstheh
nnd civil officers was nollceaolc. tfe'l(leot
Hayes AMI ILLS #i'd placea wfcatts IN tlle n'onu-
tncht 10 l"e uh"Ho"u. ,l"a."' "hl"o'!
anu oecrctA'Y o''et''aii oat vi luz "'N
senator braec was therc Win n's llahusoha
VIE. l'nt "aoe'ety" esiachlts l.aa .o'ea t''ae
II woulu aot bc Ihc th't'e u H'nee WIN tne Fu'-
Gar thronE' mill so stad away. A. t%h1 " S'Asss'ss
ou ...........--. ....-.--.... O..
TIE ns"EL DEcoRATioN-nAr,
week from next "Wednesday, wieh thc elite OF
sceess!a Will bo Out, VIII "t'le'r s!stefs' tllelr
fell IN "tae Lost Caasc.'' Nearly nil Ut the
r,,,,,,v 1,oha win orc hurled ,,ercahonts wcro
,,s;,o,,ore ,yl,, h,I cacanc1 t,,htnr bv .,,rrr,,
.1ortr,, h,t ,lcy viii ueycr,hrcsa ho c,,1up.zcd
and .llnld ,un to- tic rising generation OF the
sout,, "A u,odol mcu wt1oso cxp,llplc SHOULD be
ra,,s,sost 1,.,a ov,,us rom ttfs c,tv ~, nm.
'o''o"e., '.o sN"""S A'''' sN'' >''' VA
ora.so't-uay On ..-........- ........
rLEAsuNE EXCURSIONS NJ LAND AND WATER
never t18 DcGN CHuA4Gbs IL LFAiD OI tWEnLT-OuC
cars took 1900 pcople to the Blue Ridge, whcro
thev wen, ny Oh Htrt Koeis MID yn,oyeJ Tic
,s",,o.,,,t. "tov af ,,,a f,n,n,mr,,,mi Vot,ov
through which Gen' Lee rctrea'ea ailor oe,sss,
burg. Other EXCURSION trains took hundreds Of
nleasure.eeekers to liarpcr's Ferry, to Cur iiu's
snrnrs. to rulr Haven, anL to Annup,lfs,
lvarv rivcr stpomcr was ru,1ci1 jntu reo,yhlo,,.
-. a.ee, 49, ,..,.,,
ana the ieet oi piHaehrc 'acht7 Eafc !,Feis
appearance to tic broad a',d sleepy Old poto-
1pau.
THE BRITISH LEGATION
mas again eeeh 1''e tcaaq"ar1sFs VI naF GaY n,'a
festive voting society people. s'r EdwAsa
Thornton ,,as had as gncsts ii brace Of real no.
U'u I.,1 1,u,..sa,ta -, .1.n.,o1o,, ~
fAfR, a'lu l'orb lele'eo"e' ol s'asa"'c'l w"
lege Cambridge "'lhes nrc, you KNOW Fceu-
lar A1ap-np Rwalls," nntl our dsHp'Sctts Htarscr
%,t ~, th,.ir it,tto noses With yontc,npt On Inc
ehoIrrst civ hu,b. uri yo,,1l,s uiilccrs. Ij,c
Mfssrs ThornfDn. twu Weii.rtiurattt,, tNIt, slty-
der. furrllurca girls, l,ayc uf course, the sidu
trnrk but anno of our ,iashins 'a'fles are max
Earl. just fancy beins II Countess! The Thorn
ions will aoon 80 10 MassacEuset.s, wbere '!aey
will rnss the summer tn es1stelate l., !t'ans!o!
near Sewburyport called Laurel iihi, Which
oyerlooks
TIE p1uH AND nEApTlFUf. Mauu1MAo
.. :, n,,, ,,,st ,r,, ,y, m, int, ,l,e W., r. Ian
, 1879-06-04

Tadibhunoits .dfrnn! tNfp.).
Tie Democrats arc tcngagcl In trying to
frsme 4 Law to sallity the Constitution. a"ss
which tho President can sign. Th!ais hope
less tnsls. lie understands the Constitution aa
well US they do, unl Is hs determined to tnnIl-
tatn the Nu,lonal authority as they are u
abolish 1t.
, 1879-06-04
CURRENT OPINION.

Cnttnn Mills vs. rolIttrs.
Atmphtf tTfHn.> Aratanehe tjhH.}.
Tie South Is not making anrthlnG unt Of pol
tiles. Let ler try tle effects III building few
dozen iflo.G cotton mills,
, 1879-06-04
Tl,o l'uty Of tlts ttef,c1 I,r'eatllcrs.


It Is high tia,u lint the Kebci Drigndters
Should do something To show cn.ise why they
exist; uful the most effective wny they can tn;c
TO th1s end Ia To adjourn Speaker Randall
promptly and without iatl on or bcfora the lat
Ut Juue.
, 1879-06-04
Tho NcEr Exodus.

Htto 0rifaas Tinlts tnttH.}.
Why In t,ar world ean we not bu honest and
truthful TO ourselves nDout this mattera Why
not recognize tho owl, acknowledge its causes,
appreciate It's seriousness, Understand the ne
cesslty Of aycrt1lg am checking the movement
whlc1. threatens to impoycriah tllu fatrest por-
ton OF the Statul There III but one way to do
this, md lint is for the pcnplc wloar prosperity
Is at stake to rise up anil drive thu politicians 10
tho rcar,-po!ticians Of both parties. the
VIcksk,,rg Conycnttou was good enough In Its
way, but, to be frank, It must have looted TO
tho coiorcl people too much like a "sct.up
tob," Us They say III thu vcrnaruIar tongue.
Something iIlorn Is needed. Tha Times has
alrgatiy pol,Ited out tho necessity u
local organization OF tie plansera III
pIrls.,us Interested, with thu view Of Inspiring
con1lgncc IN tho minis of Tho people who arc
affected BY this cpldrue,- lii every sct,so It
IL .Iint. When urulcnt s.l,'sicaan desires 10
ren.nse q ltseEse lruIn le body, he hcuks the
eausc OF tluu nilt,cnt a,Ht uims to renoyc that.
Let ollr planters understand shat lie negroes
nre leaving their hun,ca becailsn they fcar ain
believe Tint tltir pulilcal, evil, and personal
rights uru In ,silt,Ecr. l.tt these suspicious be
removed, und tho exodus will cease.
, 1879-06-04

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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


AxsrrnpAx Feb I4-saicd. bark Eleamo CBr. Garland,
New York.
ANTWERP pcb io-saied ships stratfcrd tNcr,, Mel.
sen Now York; Csiiopo Br Smith, do; l6th scsforth
(Br), Cox, Philadelphia
ALxyrA to Feb i5-saiied. bark Fannie Lewis C3r)
Kelly, Now York.
Bprsrot, Fob I5--ssicd steamer Cornwall Orr, Will.
iatns. New York.
BRsmgx, Pcb I5--Saied. ships Hcdvig Uer, Minsssn,
New York; ashin gtou Ger, Probst, do Meta Ger,
HOLES do wnncfrcd 0Br, Nickerson, America; Paimo
o,er Kruse do: Gccstemundc Ger. Lamkc New York
barks wsaland CSor, Erikscn, Philadelphia; Ncliie
Guest Br). Young, America.
CARprrr Ycb i5-saied. ships Jarus Lincoln. LON.
Mcneil Crowe Havana; brig Lizzie Zittiosen Jesscn
Cuba
HAvpy Feb 15-Arrived bark Forest City, Wallace, So.
vannnh 10th, steamer France r), TrudcIc, Now York
shin Scotia, stmpson. New Orleans.
Sailed 18TH schr + A Bazicy. Townsend, Cardiff.
LivvnrooL Fob 15Arrvcd bsrks Giojs Nor Jucll, So.
vannah; Wave Queen (3r,. Wilson, Norfolk
Sailed 18TH steamer Parha Dr. Mckay, New York via
Queenstown.
Lorpox Feb i5-Arrivcd steamer Glcnbcrvio (,r Hol.
man, New York.
LrcuoRS Feb 12--Arrivcd, bark Giuseppe Rocco dtaD,
Cahero, New York.
MALAGA. TO Fob I5-Arved, bark George Ringmsn.
IIowcs, Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH Feb i6-Arrived, steamer Cmbria Ger. Ba
dcnhausen, Now York for Hamburg
OtyrNsrowS Feb i5-Arrived, barks Beatrice tBr),
Mccailum New York. Giuseppe Massonc dtaD. Meroilo.
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up her schemes Of conquest and her designs on
India. What better means could that tyrant power
adopt for concealing the concentration of her armies
the shores of the Caspian Sea than by establishing
socaled sanitary Gordon of troops across the roads
leading thither. and thus preventing any communca-
ton that would betrsy her real purposes? She sends
the commander of her Armenian army. fresh fron
for the protection OF Europe against the plague ohe
sends thousands of troops To assist him. Does
any one believe that Russia IL capable OF such
sclf-sacrihce; that she is really expenulhs
her money in the cause of humanity? No. nr;
she - organizing immense army for the conquest
OF Persia. Her sanitary corps is the medical stan OF
that army. Her ambulance trains are nlied Win
material for the construction of transports ana
steamers. She mcditates war on India through
Persia and Afghanistan; but she will meet nrl,sn
soldiers in each country who VIII SEND her regions
bowling back into their wilderncsses of snow ana
sand and defeat her foul schemes
How completely Europe is scared by this PHANTOM
Of the plague raised by Russia. Germany ana aus,
tria are parayxed by it. They will not. dare 10
encroach on Russian territory with this i'm
agnary enemy before them. The plague scare
answers better than million OF armed men
in defending Russia's' western frontiers. she can
draft every available man to the East and employ
them there against her peaceful neighbors the stu
alton not really grave one politically it wouiu
frightening Europe, Hussias armies threatening
India. As an Englishman. desire to unmasx TINS
frightful cheat desire to see my countrys IN,
terests protected and ask your great paper to ard
me by publishing this statement. The American
people bound by ties OF blood and interest to
assist England in defeating ambitious. scheming,
trcacherons Russia. England's power is necessary
betriend the oppressed and to protect the weak
AN ENGLISHMAN.