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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05

TIE LAST RESORT OF DEMAGOGl Ps
There IS a last resort in which the sof, money
aasocstes take refuge when arguments fail,
aut 'nat IS 10 inclte the hatred OF the poor
as4ius, ,ne rlch My fellow citizens. look at
so,s ,auu OF ours: where no barrier of privilege
sepeas'es tue Gun erent classes OF society: where
hon p; lnolvioual effort Is hampered neither
ey u'scrllnation nor by prejudice where.
w., eso'S ua!, you see children Of millionaires who
have become paupers and where Won Geo me-
chant princes who were rocked in moor man;s
crane. why, IN country like this. to instigate
tne hatred OF the Door against the rich 10
piasphemy against the institutions OF the re-
pubic, against the interests OF tbe neonle
rrolonged applause. The youngest OF those
Wuo gu mere before me remembsr that q moor
iau-splitter from Illinois. and poor Tailor
from tennessee. became President Of tb;a re-
pubic. Great applause. Then YOU remem-
Dor tnat only few years ago one became vice
president who had been mere cobbler in Me-
sachusetts Applause. Look at the arrav ~
our governors OF our distinguished statesmen
how many OF them have risen from orio,ns 90
obscure that you can scarcely trace them WIN
theie IS not single workingman IN your fac
torres who knows whether his son will or will
not Do the foremost man OF them all in posi
uon and distinction; and there is not A mil
honaire t. day who can tell you, to CERTAINTY.
w1ether his son will not be obliged TO blackep
your boots for living. Laughter and ap-
pause. Here to excite the hatred of the poor
asanst the rich, why, it is an insult to the peo-
PIE, none the less ridiculous because IL il alb /
notrent, anu It ought to be repealed by oyery
SSH SSH respecting man with scorn and indgpatian. |
! 'O'' aPp'ause' l-Carl Schurz at Columbus.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05
WANERLY LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Miss Jennie Bennett, OF Allegan is maxim,
her Wsverly friends pleasant visit.
Mrs. Hunt is new arrival from st. Lavrenc,
comfy, N. Y. Mr.. II. has been here since las
spnng.
Wesley Butterfeld q former resident oil
Glendale but now Of Nebrsska, Is making his
old friends pleasant visit.
Tim Loehr, OF Bloomingdale. addressed
the Glendale club on temperance last Saturday
night
A farmers club has been organized at Glen
dale. The meetings are he Id Tuesday evenings.
School In the Dayton district closed with a
picnic in the Austin woods. The teacher. Miss
Nellie Brown, of Paw Paw, taught splendid
school.
Marion Gorton is the name OF the person
killed near Mancelona, Antrim county. by
falling limb, instead OF Mr.. L. Gorton. as stat
ed in last weeks NoRrHERNER.
We learn that Mr.. Isaac Spalding is very sick
with little prospect OF his recovery. Mr.. s. is
one OF the old settlers OF this town.
BY reason OF i'll health, Charley Rtson. orr
Highway Commissioner, has resigned Mr.. ]
L. Fox has been appointed in his place.
Martin Slower died on Saturday morning last
OF congestive chills. He was buried Sunday at
IL q. M Mr.. 5. leaves wife and three child
rem in comfortable circumstances.
Married, at Glendale, Aug. 81, by Rev. M
)aynes, Alonzo E. Chase and Mrs. Hattie Shell
Ion, both OF Wavery
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05

The Partisan ladies' of distinction are not al
given to fryoity. The Duchesse de Chartre
paints birds; Mile. Blanche de Nemours work.
IN a studio; the Com Jesse de Paris collects rar,
books; the ladies Of the De Broglie family pre-
pare materials for future history OF theil
time; and NJ. Carols lectures at the college OF
France are attended by the daughters Of the
great families of the country.
There is one field Of work which the pro-
gressive American women do not seem to Sc
riously think OF entering, yet it Is one in which
they could accomplish much more than IN
many they enter from choice, or are forced into
by circumstances. 1 mean the business Of .
druggist. Dexterity, nestness, order, and in
deed all the qualities essential in good drug
gist, are eminently present in Women
Exchange.
The English Society for Promoting the EN-
ployment Of Women has an income OF f32O
year, and finds employment for 2S5 women an
nually.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05

A Gratiot county man collected a pension
claim OF s2,64O for an old lady, and modestly
kept the odd s64o as rscompense for writing
few letters to the pension Office, making out
Few papers, etc. The law only allows pen
SION agent or attorney $40, and he has been
arrested. The lady says she had agreed to
sive him 800.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05

There are 10000 unmarried women in Mas
sachusetts. Now the question IL, what are
these women to do for protectors" and by
whom are they to be represented at he polls ,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Buy ONLY THE GENUINE SINGER SEWING
mAoHIsF.-Ihe genuine SINGER has the Com
panys name on the arm OF each macbine 70 :
wit: The Singer Manufacturing CO.. None
others are genuine. Companies have sprung
up all over the country, for making an imita !,
ton Singer machine. Why are not simiia-
companies formed for making limitations OF
other sewing machines.
The public will draw it's own inference- Gold
IS continually couhterfeited. Brass and Tin
never N N'
The GENUINE SINGER for Sale only by J. NJ
CRANE, The Singer Manufacturing Com
Panys authorized Agent, first door east OF
Prices Low-Terms Easy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05
The IDIOT OF OKOLONA.
He Thinks the Yazoo Plan the Only Plan that
Will Work and Win

He Thinks the Yazoo Plan the Only Plan tina
Will Work and Win.
Right here and now, befoi we enter upor
the argument We wish these stalwarts tc
distinctly understand that their brlmst one
threats and clustering oaths have no terrorl
for Us.
We defy them to do their woIst and their
wickedest, but would caution them 10 have a
care how they interfere In this Yazoo coup
Il etdt.
1t Is no concern OF theirs.
Nor Will they be permitted to make il their
concern.
We say to them, and to all who sympathize
HANDS OFF.
Mississippl is nation, and no foreign state
shall lay finger on her royal robes without
suffering the consequence.
No outside intermeddhng will be tolerated.
not for ten minutes.
Mind that
Turning now to the people OF Yazoo county
OF Mississippi, OF the whole broad south, we
ask:
Where in the name OF high heaven IS this
thing to end?
Must we forever submit to negro supremacy
on one band, or wink az bull dosing and ballot
box stuffing on the other?
IS there no alternative by which We can solve
this political problem, without subjecting our
selves to the domination Of Yankee despera-
does and cotton -pstch binds on one side, and
without undermining the corner stones OF law
order and morality on the other.
We hold that there IS.
Let US see:
In the first place. 1t is settled for all time and
forever that Mississippians will rule Mississippi;
that our people possess the old cavalier pride
OF blood and race, and will revolt with hot,
grand hauteur against the subsection OF virtue
and intelligence to ignorance aud vice that
they will die the death before they will sur
render
The keys OF power
And the seals Of place
into the keeping OF alien scoundrels and Afri-
can eerfs.
This much, il nothing more, is settled and |
all the armies OF all the earth can not change
1t, for 1t bears the stamp aud benediction of
the Most High.
True, the black race has a majority IN many
towns, counties and states Of the south.
True, as rule, the first and the whole OF
them are radicals at heart, and will vote the
radical ticket whenever they have half chance.
We all know this and admit 1t.
But these facts make no difference-no diff
ference whatever.
They will never he permitted TO grasp the
-elns OF government in any department-state.
county or mupicipal.-Okolona (Mlss.) States,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05

LOUISA NJ. Alcot was the first woman 10
register for voting in the town Of Concord
Mas.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05
INSURANCE AT HOMIE,

The Mutual City and Village Firt[ surance
Company for the Counties OF Berrlen. Cass
and Van Buren," completed It's organization
November % 1878, by the election OF the
following officers, viz:
Prosident-J. G. LARIMORE. Niles.
Secretary. EASTMAN JOHNSON. Niles.
Ireasurer--WM. r. ROUGH, Buchanan.
And Directors,
D. o. Woodruff, Niles.
Joel Cowgirl, Cassopohs.
II. F. Colby, Dowagiac.
s. L. Conway, Paw Paw.
Geo. A. Blakeslee, Gahen.
Geo. II. Richards, Buchanan.
The first Policies were issued Dec. Il. 1878.
On the 10th of March, the amountissued was
s13500O. ""'
The business OF the Company IS done at
Niles.
For blank applications for Insurance (con-
tainin our Charter and By-Laws,) apply to
the President, at the store Of Larimore &
Dean, or to the Secretary. By order
j. EASTMAN JOHNSON. Sec.y.
MICS Msrch 10, 1879. l1251t13f55
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-05

Best heavy All-Wool CHECK
HlRTING, l am selling at
81 IL cts. per yard-the same
L have been selling at 40 cts.
FULL CLOTHS [ sell at so
and so cents, and the FINEST
CASHMERE $1.OO per var d,
| have been selling the same
goods at 60 cents, 800 and
$1.25.
All-Wool Sheeting that l
sold for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
Miscellaneous

New YoaK. Oct. 8.-Ths Worlds
Washington special says: Montgomery
Blair. who Is = strong Tilden man. do.
clares that II Tilden is not nominated by
the Democratic Convention next year he
will play over again the part played by
Van Buren, in ls4S, and defeat the
party. The World calls on Tilden to
squelch 'that ancient maker OF mis-.
Chief" Blair.
The Worlds Providence special says
Late legal movements against SpraRue
caused the latter to say to his friends
that his enemies mean to ruin him and
send him to the insane asylum. The
report Of S~prague's insanity IL attributed
In New York to C%onkling's friends.
OF IS pedestrians who started Sunday
night In the contest for the O'Leary belt,
10 have dropped of the roll.
BosToN, Oct. 8.-John Quincy Adams
has been nominated for Governor by
the Democratic State Convention.
BATON RouoE, Oct. THE Demo.
cratic State Convention has taken q fur.
Their recess till this evening. The indi.
cations are that Wiltx will DO nominated
for Governor.
GALyrsros. Oct. ga special from
San Antonio says: General McKsnzis's
regiment. the Fourth Cavalry. has been
ordered to Fort Hayes. The departure
Of these troops is greatly regretted, as q
large area OF the Mexican border Is left
unprotected, and 1t Is feared that there
will be Q repetition Of the raiding out
RACES Of two years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08


NEW YoRx. Oct. 8.-Reosnt Texas I'D.
vices represent that the new Mojada
silver mines. which Mexico appears to
guard against Yankee invasion, are
situated near the Dewey Mountains, at
Q point where chihuahua. Mia and
Durago meet, about 200 miles beyond
the Rio Grande. San Antonio papers
say that in one Of the mines the average
yield OF bullion. which Is said 10 contain
gold also, 10 800 ounces per cargo Of 800
pounds. Many merchants from the
cities Of Salillo, Zscatscas, Monterey
and other places have gone or sent
agents to the place.
The immense riches discovered in the
Mojada mountains, says q journal, open
up . magnificent field for remunsrative
enterprises. Already We hear Of o mum.
Der Of people Aocking from adjoining
States and from the north side Of the
Rio Grands.
The Texas Express says that Klorenzo
Castro has received q letter from o
friend In Mexico, describing the Sierra
Mojada mines. The ore thus far dis.
covered yields from 10 to 100 mares OF
silver per ton. A marc Ia eight ounces.
The Leadville and Comstock mines are
nowhere In comparison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
Lyon County Items.
Timss, Oct. 8.

A new road up Eldorado Canyon to
Como has been surveyed and staksd Oh.
Il will be Q much easier grade than the
road now used. and . couple Of miles
shorter.
George Barton has began running .
daily stage between Dayton and Como.
The stage leaves Dayton at z o'clock In
the morning. and returns in time to
connect with the afternoon stage from
Dayton to Virginia.
Lou Stoner says that there will be o
million dollars worth Of taxable prop
erty at Como in less than sixty days.
and he wants the County Commission.
srs, because OF that probability. to ap.
propriats q couple Of hundred dollars
more to finish the improvement OF the
road between Dayton and Palmyra.
The Grand Jury Of Lyon County re-
port that during almost every n Of
their sessions the District Attorney has
appeared before them either under the
influence OF liquor or else unable to at
tend to his duties and sick from the
effects Of his in~toxications. and recon-.
mend that unless that official reforms
and behaves himself in future, a be-
comes an officer to whose care such an
important Office has been intrusted by
the people. he should be removed from
Office,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
The Balloon Horror.

SAX Francisco, Oct. 8.-Mn. vii.
liams, wife OF @. d. Williams, who lost
his life on Sunday. has become crazsd
with grief, and Is in such ap~rscarious
mental condition that the attending
physicians will allow no n to see her.
Mr.. Williams also leaves Q daughter,
about 70 years OF age, who. with her
mother, il entirely uprovidsd for. The
injuries sustained by Colsrovs were Q
broken arm and shoulder. and oontu.
sions in the chest and stomach. both Of
which were fearfully crushed. The face
IL also much cut and bruised. The fee.
lures OF Williams bear no marks OF yio-
lence, and are a. calm and placid as
though he had died 0 peaceful death.
Both his arms and the left leg are
badly broken and the body 10 ter
ribly bruised in the region Of the
left hip. A cousin OF the unfortunate
Colgrovs states that deceased did not
expire Immediately after his being
conveyed to bis residence, but survived
for q considerable time. and appeared
conscious up to the time Of his death.
Nearly his last word was IN inquiry
about the condition Of Mr.. viii
lisms. No tangible theory has yet
been developed as TO the immediate
cause OF the accident, ZONE holding to
the opinion that the ropes which at.
tachsd the basket to the balloon were
severed by the telegraph wires. while
others believe that one OF the victims.
in Q moment Of frenzy. cut the ropes
with . knife. dseming 1t safer to fall with
the basket than take the chances OF
being dashed TO pieces seainst
the adjoining buildings. Mr.. Wood.
ward states that he will never allow
another balloon ascension to DO made
from the Gardens while he retains CON-
trol of than.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08

The Salt Lake Tri6uns IL doing very
good and effective work toward the sup
preston Of Mormonism. In its issue OF
the 9Th instan. IL rspublishsd its we'll
written and prepared sketch entitled.
Lifting the VAIL" being what Is evil
dainty . strictly truthful narrative OF the
experience Of . Mormon woman ; one
Who has passed through the most intri.
cate and hidden religious worships and
mysteries Of the sanity institution.
Like Mrs. S~tenhouse. she "tells II ALL"
or at least comes as near 1t as anybody
can unless the ghost Of Brigham Young
should materialixs and make . con-
scisnes-stricksn revelation" and also
.'tsll Il ALL" The narrative occupies
Ave columns. and Is illustrated BY sew
srsl woodcuts and diagrams showing the
peculiar style Of garments, robes. aprons.
head and FOOT gear. etc.. which are worn
in passing through the ridiculous yet
impressive mummeriss Of the famous
"'Endowmsnt House," where men and
women are naturslixsd into Mormonism,
and the old Mormon roostsrs get more
and more wives sealed" to them, in
crsssing their claims for proportionats
glory In the next world.
The endowment robe for women, to
b worn while initiated into the mystic
riss, and next to their body ever alter.
ward. Is . single biiurcstsd garment, OF
which the two divisions unite at the col.
lar. The "fg leaf apron" and the
"dsvil's apron" supposed to represent
Garden Of Eden ineidsntals, arc also
given. In fact. the whole narrative 10
an expose Of the sensual, licentious pro-
Rramms Of introduction into the beastly
nsstiness OF Mormonism. The women
are strictly sdmonished to "raise up
goodly seed that they may DO pillars Of
strength to the u~pbuilding and strength
ening Of Gods kingdom upon the
EARTH" and the men, - well a. the
women. are sworn ITO obey the laws
Of the Mormon Church and all they en-
Join. in preference to those OF the
United Statss;' also. to "avsngs the
death Of Joseph Smith. the martyr. to-
gsthsr with that Of his brother Hyrum.
on this American nation, and to teach
their children and their children's chill.
drsn to do co." The penalty for expos
urs or violation Of these oaths il throat.
cutting. disemboveling and other san.
culinary dsvilishnsss. MormOns inter
sstsdly deny some OF the most venal
points mentioned. but the narrative
bssrs the impress Of truth throughout
and il pretty well corroboratsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
An EXAMINING BOARD OF EN-.
OINEERs NEEDED.

The Bodie Standard. commenting upon
the fearful disaster in the Tiosa shaft at
that place. whereby nine men were
hurled into eternity, says:
We cannot contemplate this bloody
Affair with much patience. It's true that
A WA an accident. But there are acct
dsnts which are worse than crimes. A
man Who has the lives Of his fellow.beings
IN his hands should not make mistakes.
The Bodis Free Press gives q lengthy
account Of the terrible accident, and re-
fsrripg to its cause. remarks:
The engineer. after fully realizing what
had happened. staggered for his coat and
lsft the works. On reaching the room
whsrs his wife and two children wero stop
ping. Q picture Of horror was upon hi.
face; be was pale ~ . sheet and covered
with Precipitation. He changed his clothes
without scarcely saying . word. This
done he left his family in the room and
has not since been seen. II 10 said thai
Boynton, while engineer at the Belcher.
ran the cage up In the sheavss; that he
did the same thing In the Savage. and was
the cause Of . man losing his life while at
the silver Hill.
All OF which suggests and corroboratss
the idea that there should be some ss-
tablished rule and understanding a. to
Who are and who are not competent en-
ginsers. There should be . State Board
OF Examining Engineers appointed and
established by legislative enactment.
Thsir duties should DO to examine into
and decide upon the merits Of the vari-
ous engineers or runners Of engines.
especially at mining shafts. where
human life IL moro at stake than any.
where else. and without Q proper csrtih-
cate from this Board no such engineer
should bs allowed to work. The Board
should examine not only into the mans
cspability. but also and most particular
ly his record. II he has allowed the
cage to run up into the sheaves-up to
browns station'-vsry many times. he
will not do to trust. II he has killed
many miners by lowering the cage too
far or too fast. or past where 1t should
have been through any carslsssness and
i~nsttsntion whatever. be should DO con-
sidsred exempt from further o%pportuni-
ties in that line. OF course It Is . we'll
known fact that an engineer may DO
thoroughly educated In his profession.
and sven have considerable experience.
yet II his record is not good the infer
sncs il that he is no. naturally capable.
rA.- -. MANS .h..~.~ht- --t:-Lt-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
l-.r,cr.. TO rn GOLD u1a nArIs nv..l
sau Fraucisco Items.

SAN FnANcrsco. Oct. s.-An immense
crowd Witnessed the close Of the big
walking match at the Pavilion last svsn-
ing. It is estimated that there were
over 10000 persons present, and the
enthusiasm was great. At 1905 McIn-
tyre completed his 5ooth mile on the
run In Ave minutes and twenty-five SEQ
onds amid the tremendous cheers OF the
crowd. he then retired to his tent.
Most Of the other contestants walked
the track at q leisurely gait until four
minutes before II. when . procession
was formed, headed BY the band and
followed by the pedestrians, and moved
twice around the track. The victor was
borne on the shoulders Of his friends.
The concluding scores were a follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08

,ho worked the soil should own 1t, and
.ndlords should be fairly bought out.
'arnsll, Home Rule member for Meath.
eclarsd the tenants required NO acts OF
'arliamsnt. They should rely on pas
i've physical resistance to unjust de-
,ands. So long q Englishmsn gov.
rnsd Ireland they would resort to rob-
cry and oppression. Colonel Colthurst.
ir Joseph McKsnua and Patrick j..
myths and other Home Ruls members
{ Parliament, also made speeches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08
PAYNE Relieved.

CurIrSNr, Oct. 8.-Ths following dis.
patch has just BEEN receivsdfrom Major
Gilliss at Rawlins. dated 1:S0 A. NJ: The
mail carrier has just arrived from Snake
river. He reports that Merritt reached
Payns's command IN Monday afternoon
after . severe fght. killing 81 Indians.
and found them all right. The colored
company joined Payne last Friday, los
ing oil their horses in doing so. The
mail carrier knows nothing Of the con.
dition OF the officers and men. The
companies OF the Fourteenth Regiment
were at least "a hours behind Merritt's
command.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-08

Mr.. G.. W. Childs Is quoted BY the
Record. Of Philadelphia. as saying that
General Grant will remain In California
and Oregon for at least two months;
that he will then 60 to Colorado. and
thence to Chicago. after that going to
Galsna for . long rest. Mr.. Childs adds
that about next May the General will
visit Philadelphia, and he has already
declared his intention Of spending the
Summer at Long Branch. Mr.. Childs
thinks It very likely that the General
will become Q permanent resident OF
Philadelphia.