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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-05
Unprotec.ed Trade-sIarks.

The decision of the United States
Supreme Court, 10 Washington, in re-
gard to trade marks, has created wide.
spread CONSERVATION among the pro-
prietors of these business signals. The
general impression, as expressed in a
series of interviews with business men,
was that they were robbed Of all re-
dress by the decision. notwithstanding
they had paid the. Government for the
privilege Of being protected from any
in fringement upon their proprietary
rights. The impression is regarded as
erroneous by Gen. Benz. f. Foster,
who was instrumental in securing the
decision itself The law which has
Just been declared invalid by the saA
preme Court was passed by Congress
August Il, 1876, and provided that
criminal proceedings could be taken
against those persons who were guilty
of making or dealing in limitations OF
private labels or trade marks. The
penalty prescribed was a fine not ex.
ceeding $1,000, or imprisonment for a
period not exceeding two years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-05
THE DUTIES on TEAS

imported into this country, have, been
abolished, there has been a large spec
ulative demand for teas and other
commodities of the kingdom usually
exported. In the interior the usual
industries go on all the time"
, 1879-03-20

nationality. Ti,psc rho curse the 1rts', the
lDtnle.t, innuy OF them ham til sotlle OBSCURE
cnsct ut hnnc 'In' k,Ice.eu7tur0ys n1td thelnlnFI
of the fnuhlrruf The faully-in America: uIut llie
ecu1f+nr anil Grr'nan pine Of &'''lc nut s:inotc
nnceFeor nFe hclrItiorns IN maya lluw Yankee
family. rllr truth Is. t}at the lrst, md Ter
mana aG,l su,l,u ohcr natfuna1ttlcs of Europe
are our cousins two Dr three times rcs1urct
only, a,,d every mnn 0f them wllu coE11cs here
with M huncsi PURPOSE to unite Ills fostrncs
permanently with ut, conforming to our SYSTEM
of government alnl labor, helps to build us up,
and tl0t cotItrawsc. ..-.....
No ctas* OF men arc doing better work fur
the Undn tualuy than The Europeat, etlIEramts
who are anrl0riug to tbs soil Or our lircat
Northwest, anI Il hundreds VI Thousands u
Atnrsieans now living prceariously In towns md
cltiea yuud ba induced u Join fortunes with
them. i waufd he guarantees ri pcr'nas'cItec
to tl.c Stntc very gratifying fndce'1.
1t nlay he said t!lut javu wandered from the
auhject. Not TT all. T'ilr Chinese question IL
primarily n question of wares mi The welfare
f labor. mi IL Try to make It onu Of religion
Is to start Il false issue.
rn our m!ni1tcrs I would respectfully say,
Brethren, 70 tIuw Tor, to ,Ibv Western phrase,
you haye "takefl the wfukE shnot.n
e. u. CARTER.
, 1879-03-20

4 Colorado correspondent OF llIe Troy Times
EIyrs sul.t tllnrly lul0rn,utl0n 0n y slIbjcc un
Witch ttru Ii guu.t deal uf istrGpst III llIc trae
lust Jtuw rl,. IIItst re!ttblr Information ul,-
tull.e,s, hr Bare, Itees iiu number tls SAtet III
,nr STATE ~ nlot I, ,u1O, ,0NJ Valued Ut S3.-3 pr
jlentl ur s 45sktUt3 III tGfni vul,lc. Latt year's
tl Ut wool waH ubnl.t 5.lSAl,o'j n0lliIls, cstt-
juatGl ut liz trtlt6 per pulInu $stbGu1. There
sDHtu bt ntlticd tD thls ilN 0tM Mabs, vnl'1sa Ut
Si.:U PER Aea.i, SiIl,tnu. During ISIS U,tlUJ
iAati wese Av1ytia IL from Cstttrm.a, usd ta,uu1
trun Now Mcx1rs,. Thu shipments uf wool illu
c.lllII,t. sr4s.,n will ho al,put 7tARlu0 pnnns,
wlv!l NJ lus. year's prleu VIII amount to si,:s5.
ME tu when my t,o a.!1rtl tho ynluo VI 1du,uW
lambs ut $l.ID per lrn,l, $l,l95, ,0o0, nnkI1lg
$.!:EAl, tEU inrtubn frutIl sheep uonc. Owing. 10
lIe hing ttfstulsce, ninl ilEc wunt of dulDtc.
trrkvti cars, lts rallr0ad freight on sLrep H.
Eastern ,sw Hsta Is ~ high TIM It will not pas
u ship lnNltun Ia any .rual cxlrnt.
THUS fur sle hllsness nf sheep raising IN Col
Oratlu !laS been very rruftahlG. i luck VI .oUJ
Ewes, rtlsti,Ig St,s5o werc placed ou u rAuclt III
Southern CIlurutlo. III eight ytars ,tsoo sheep
Wrru kitrtt tur mutton, aiHi voMatuaeA On tste
rativl, AMl 7,7lD weru sula fur $s.l,tso Ihetu
nre II, ,bDU eA.l III hand, worth. Ut ~ pee ltid.
Sti,tUl. Tie wtni clips paid fur s'enl'cr1is AMI
all C1irrrht expenses. Ihe resAt s|iuwd y nrt
prultt over the original Investment " S69bso
cs,sul t l93 ler cGnt pr asn'lsll fur elEht yeass
VERY tins selected ewrs, wurtIi 81 tcr hras SUI
lied ,uring d stnrt,, Ut Two 4!Ass lust March,
Tbs lUU hut survived raIsed Inst tltsInier more
than Mat 1,u,nbcr Ut lal1Ihs+ tbs u!lE IL = Wilt
ab. auxiliary III ltp care VI sllecp. Iht "6totch
rti. u a}rpHSkrs aia utcrs III us nHtufal opt-
tiltIr for this work, aiu Ottentlej ona we'll
trained sells fur $lW.
, 1879-03-20

be asked to apnoins {. committee to 81 eome 2tlt
Will nbject 10 lsntlcrworth an'l Young being
sw1rt' III te'tnurfow IN TIC lfou.r",r -
Ind taken thr ankiaylts, iron. wt,at l!e could
learn. llo had ssonpetl nj stsas's o!irc, hat
shny was not ~. nHl youn2 f!ni f!lere ta'i
to'tl him tilnt Hhay. was MT tn Tue clty, al,u
wo!d not rGiHru for Two Or tl,seo ''ays' 10
"frs, bhar Is In Wash,nstot'. SHINY. ! sut''
pose, has tnken so1nG of ltc atlfdavits. Tts
Dcmneratc Central Club laa t'rcu totng tllp
work of getting out t!Mse atlIttnvlts. ttntk QUO
Of then, mysclt, but t'cy wc,c taken By differ.
tho conten.s Ut usiG was, Tint IN H.. +. Cru1nGr
nnd Doe 1ibbals, In tlln Fifteenth. Warl. whfcl,
allowed tf.nt ihey pa!i Ennipy to fcIFuw up
there 70 work fur TIC ticket, Init 'hc ronghcst is
stand = retnoMstrailcc, tnrleiy signed by elt'-
zcrs, lIas Konu up II Washington, protesting
against l'ntt4rwntih uIml YutiuK being swurn IN
IN tn fnee of these facts, nntl against tstrr he
Ing allowed to take their hcnts. As l UNDER
stA1nl 7, they hare The n'lav!t. Of The men
widm buttcrwnrtll took ar0un,l with lin, att,i
10 HlIDnt lIe distributed tho cas+''
Tie reporter sugi:estet1 TINT the tfmn for n
contest Tor tm srnts from the First and Scc-
ohtl Districts had passed, to Which cnne the re-
:" Tho ltouso Is tho sole juduc Of The oualdcn.
tons Of tts members, ut,,l iu case Of the rrmuyat
q nutt9rwori and You"E' their scu,s would he
o,,",Inn "bont T. you think II small bus'ncss''
We'll. refused to l,nyc ANYTHING to ilo With
IT, VI course there is mU1Ity paid Dn bnth
sldcs at every ELECTION by Republicans a,Il!
!)en'oerats alike. | think i'ntteswnrtll nn,l
up thrse aldasits. don't think tn. atl.lavis
orc as ro',glt nn them, though rs o., otllcrs-
aiaorc, for instance"
, 1879-03-20
OBITUARY,

MhUhiEH III -fN tpFk fIWes+
NETro1tr, March lG.-AfaI. lieu. Thomas W.
Sherman, who las bcen Ill since March !, del
at his residence, OIL Grcc.,ouEl place, III this
plly, this afternoon, ut 22:45 o'clock. His wlfa
died Til Wednesday tast.
Gen. Slcrnluil was boru III Newport, Marck
" 1919. lie entered the Military Academy,
nuu WIS graduated III .uly, 1885, ilrsr serving iu
Florida ms q Second Lieutenant OF the Third
Artillery liz touk part in sllc Indian trouDtcG
Until ISL. Tile suetcetlil. four ytars hr spent
III recruiting alml Eafrlsnh seryicr. In ihe wuI
with slsxiso liz coIIst'latldsd battery Ut
Dncna Vista. ald was brevettct Major
ISIS to ISL he was enEagcd IN garrison
and TN irunt,er duly: jn April, lsdl,
he WIS rilae Major ot the InIsu Art,l'
lvry, and was assigned to. auts jTuarlln:. tht
ware tanal, ant III restoring communication
with Washington. TN aluy II hr w:ss uro.I,otcl
to bc Ltrutenant-CutnIIcl.u u1,tl three ttays Later
WIS ullmiutcl itrl.tadtrr-tiehrraI Vi Volunteers.
III l.r Port Poyal expedition vi Urtulcs. tstti,
Ten. sherman commanded tllc la.ni torces,
which !.r ll,li himself urgAntzetl, continuing IN
CtIIl.I!aln! IN South turtinA Until tlls close ui
Mnsrll. l,C!.. AT llat time he wus assigned 10
tic Arm; ut The Trnnr,s.:e, division rUill-
nia,urr, aud participated IN tho Corintll cam
t,asn. Alter tint llg Was transferred to thu DE-
parlu+nt If The t;uli.. liz commanded d.
VISION in the vicinity Of New Orleans uutil Siay,
lsH}, Whel1 he 1U!ilel tllc exEcuitlon 20 Fort
hudson. lit the Investment of tlnt place l1t
rull,,sulcA TIN, Second Division, Nlau-
.runti Curps, fus,nuE t1In lelt wing Ut
lie besiesing nrtuy. In lrutllng. 4 column
to lie assault u The work, tn AtaE e. l,e lost L
Cniunrlsy Ut ism Third ARTILLERY. lie returned
to duty Feb. Is, lAst. iie WIS IN command of
,l,u rcrerre hri.uln III artillery, department ut
The tut, aini Ut Forts JarI;hUIl mud st. Phillip,
l.uui>iaua, AlHl held other collnlan'ls IN the
STATE until April %, 1s;U. IIu nltcrward ls-
sll.uc.l ro',,l,asl,. Ut Tho Third Artillery, with
l,ea,!.,lartcrs ut Fort Albums, RhouY tsttni. tn
Match u. latj,, ilu wls tuado lsreytt Bsisa!er.
t;cner.' ct tl,r United Stutr1 Army ior hls ger
rn,ik III aIalor.tirlural, hhh VI volunteers atI
.A lsn Cniel Stairs army, tn the satnc date,
for gulnns services tluripE tin larbelllun. Ito
wAs mustered nut nf ln volunteer service April
III 1915, and as PLACED nn tie relirr,l list Ut til.
Cnllctl stAtes Army, with the rank VI Ma1os-
Grllrrul, lee. 1T, lStu,
, 1879-03-20
Temperance and Politics.

Cn1cA0o, Marrh fp.-To slcccsafrIly combat
with onv rrrat rbic evil. si,r n. I'M cu,, r+a,t,.
s ."s ..!.... ~ sr'..s ,.
INC hnloflty Must rue NO cHosts madc, or
being made, by tho minority lit regard To this
evil Will be Of any avail 50 long Us III. majority
oppos, 1t. The temperance question las Ucc,l
agnIn and agaIu discussed throughout the
country anu inc "of'd a. 4a.Ee' ohiy 10 result
In dIfromf1turo when introduced III politics.
10 mike OF the Two ono common, ISSUE Is tnI.
lacy M apparent to NIL intelligent people illat
nny attcIiIps to enlarge OF til, st,aiert Ii ncrd-
less, 10 Graduate II, or III ulc,ssrc Il, brjEr
, 1879-03-20

A gigantic picture, REPRESENTING the battle OF
Tic cal.y.ls ,neusutrs lib iHutres II. clrrustFur-
rsvc u.d NJ mo:res i1 hight. so tlmt its super-
tc.'s represents l,tM71d sanaro INJURIES. The
artists. Mho aru under tho Objection "f ~
workshops ot tl,u rauwels Culnlmny. Tlu.
palltss,k: IL iono third ut n time. The pors!on
iow ut,rr tt,e brush N tat I'll which tie Belle
Alliance !ns.lstcul y sl!nwlt, with tln ct,rpsrs
VI lllghla.utera and FrnIlrE lying Thick IN the
ground. slut wIlgrH troI'erata struggle took
p!uue. Furiur gu We Ace ll!u bastalnHs Ut 1liu
i'ltayu cxcciltins tljetr last chArgc, A1Ml ll,tA
tur,,lm. HE celebrated square. Nano'cot, OIL
Ills ,yhfte hursu, il IN tic centra of the squa1e,
surrounded by nts Btult.
, 1879-03-20
DEMOCRATIC PERJURY.

Tho Movement to Cnscnt tho Two RGpub-'
lfcan conErcsaneil frntn Cfnc31inntl,
CjnrfnHHH Cpntmerct"t. H"rch n.
1t Inns long bcen known to wcIt-postGd peoplu
iIcre that the Democratic Ceutra Club Of Ibis
city had devised a plan for an nttclnpt tn sayu
shc First ui1d Second Districts, nf.er they Ind
been fairly wrcstcl frnn thru, by Benju,ntu
Duttctwostl anu Thomas l.. Young. Tho plan
WAS 10 secure u lot Of men, who would maku
.htir aIlldavlts to statements showing that tic
Congressmcu-clec& Ind received illegal votes
from Kentucky, allu had pail n,cn IL vote for
them. A few weeks ugo Commercial reporter.
hcatng Of tho progress tllut was be-
Ing mndo III this gnn,e, naket1 slr.
Buttcrworth II he knew anything about
1t. Ile answered that he did; that tie
Democrats were rnkfnE hell wttl, anc-tooth
culnU for sculluirels who would be willing to
swear to something or ANYTHING, true or fa'sc.
hut he did lIot set, what It could MI amount
10, US tlle ttur for nutlec of contest l,al
gone by.
On Saturday last Commercial reporter hunt
cd utter Mr.. Thomns Shay. WHO was understood
to llayc hcen employed 10 draw up lot Of tho
ailllavlts. Mr.. Shiny could not ba fouiul thru,
nor coul. hr lc fund yesterday. The gentle
maj, IN his ttllce would not state In what dircc-
ton he had gune. lie admitted thut he was out
rrcss to-day Representative McSlallon, Ut tho
Tliru District, would present thu uiinyits, nl,d
move 10 cxcludu ConEtesstncn Huttcrworth al,tl
Young, usltt Tor tie appointment OF Il cotn,nlt-
tee to Investigate the ctiarGcs Ot lralia fn tbe
Congressional election In the First md Second
Districts Ut Ohio.
About two weeks ago CoHn,erc al raportcr
ilul d conversation With n nun w.n'se 1lullle
sl!al' not appear In thss connection. but who
SHu tliut he lsuu been cRiuloFGtf, III connection
, 1879-03-20
Wna It Love. or 1Fiinte

TO The IsdIl0f OF IHt 7FfDHHa.
CHICAGO, March 18.-1t being very seldom l
have anything to say through tho cuitlmnsot lie
prcss, must ask little space to protest agai,st
evc:y sott-brainc1 veay- youth tl'at can't rend a
crtlcistn upon an nctrcss without fnsctlng U'her
pcnple with their opinions. It may bc that
Lutta Gull sing aud 1t uluy 10 tint allc ea,lnot.
1t III generally considered atl1llt. sAne people
wIso 1lAyc not faIGn In loyc with lIcr that EtlU
entot sling. | supFosr VIZ must excuse tho
young yeal who signs himself "Just;ee" In to-
,ie is Ii Is nj very tender usa n,nl is lsabic u
full tn lore with every female liz ila,!nes to sce.
Sic SIMlER TrNASN1s.
, 1879-03-20

7*Jf!i7f1NM4 7INf3 {1N T. TtW.}.
One Of the very best stIn.s tiut The friends Of
buii, T,l.lcn uni Thurman could do wulilsi be to
trr .,ni make tlIe organization alul record of IL
Democratic Congress so crcditabe t,At the
century may gtv. sumo INCLINATION toward the
election Of Democratic President. There Is
lnucl, ,,oft danger II the rutning Congress
,l,RHiug it 1n:,ossth{c fur uny Dcnlu:rAt II, b.
ei rtcd Pte-i !ea., t!au sheF. ID uf It's fTceIst-
iilr thu Nomination u any particular catlAiIate,
, 1879-03-20

IN. Ci,mens {Hfeh.) PF.1t tHrRf.).
The Sing sulrian says tltG Nj. Clemens f'rtss
"tuls back, ,'-tlun's lolss liz. 'stoalIttuu tiuk-
ct" III It's Cultural columns. Yes, you mrs
right, brother Lc,y!s-tllc i'reas docs l,ull back.
mud It Itla n you'd strong Iar,,rss 10 settle hack
iutn. Atu when lllat eDaltian ticket IS neat c,l
by l0faD Eal|urIty, NJ /. will l,o ,c It'll t,ay IT
April next, tltn uur wDrthy contemporary Wilt
settlc tsrl; tu Iinl thu pro:' gong, tl... hplt-
bar'is broken, aln hi.nseif, to use can't term,
+t1nft II - -.
, 1879-03-20

TIE tra9cay IN .l,a Treasurer o.l'cc IN Allan
srrnIrG.,rc il, td tlu..rnur's ulce 1t New ilr-
lrutls, 1t src,lls thut tile Stats i'rlnter ,nhlo
sGrle klMtytet Tint thu Governor pronounced Il
"fuIseluo1." W. lot the Frluter lrl' what foi.
lowed;
, 1879-03-20

To tho }sktIDF NJ rms lF@uuHt.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 1S-l believe TINT
tho movement ol suppresstlg intcmpcrancc,
now 10 active, Ia eatlnctl to bf transient, go far
rs results for the good Of sucIcty aru concerned.
In tile first ptace, tho Wisdom Ut ths past is IT,
lnreu, u,,d ul! precedent set aside. Wnmaa IL
thrust into political lille, AMI thu mon wllo have
lived ltfe Of stn are placed at tho rad+ witt! ntl
outward scmhlunce Ut being reformed.
Tho grcatcst rrfOrin that ever tnok place was
brought a1uut by Christ, who Was mt u rciNrni-
ca person; netslicE did ,e clause tosr - help
hui tllat wuru reformed drunknrds aiHl gum
bIers. hahamct WA not IL reformed .rlnknssa
TlIu leaders ot thu ltoforlnntl0M wert i'ut Mutl
stepped III c1ln,r. 30 history IS full IT cxanl-
pies tlnt ought to be lesson to US.
To supuoao lllHt u !Ilnh Just rum Ills liac-
ctauulan orgies, reek!ng With thu fumes Of llt.
lost, is lit subject to Icad tho yirtu6us sIn! the
noble, Ia tho hight of absur,ity; Wien va
commit or clitdfcn to thu ears Of teachers, wc
do nut select those tsat have beun tsgrartl, but
those W1lU1e Wltoie llIt llAs DeGn 0t!u VI ST.
briefly ns,4 iOlOr.
II these reformed nlcll anh women wcrc a.
lowed TO cunillrt their own associations, a,Ml
nut encouraged to reacl nut their cntwlnfu..
arm 10 draw into tllrir fHl9s all men of stand:
linz, llult who l!Ayo grown Into higher state III
manhood. II would bu better. 1hero should BIZ
u eonuruity III all things.
When woman leavcs her homo to 70 out a,ad
kuoek ut tie door Of lile Legislature, seeking
her t,uty, to hur fasnlly, ufltt ~ lcr God. In
order 10 haYa Il permanent reformation. Wotn-
II, must begin at ho!nc with lier rlirl.
Tn nuke successful adyanto III TN correction
tuught irun tho first s.liu W he lies IN llu Ira
die until llu Kucs lut from Aol1u .luyelopes!
Inun Or woman. III cultivate tlle Virtues utl
guard truIII the slightest evil to awakn'1 lov.'
d ju.t!ev aud sacred tion0f. HH then to ehaslen
vii tnto EentIuucsx nIsA refinement, mercy alltl
dntlDuss sion, Ia ulttIttGu ttI NDIlAst.
All munknd now on lilo stage 0l action has
been in Iler Al.s.Is "l!xH tlic suit Asd ,telainY
wax, uI.l wtut sIlo ptattd tirre II slwra st,ti.'
Il1ei, II wulllau Is wro,igpl, waetu l.ayu her
wrongs orlg.uaig.li Sue Mat MVlutd tlese that
, 1879-03-20

An ulA baltimore 1rgro, who had em!:ratsd ~
t'nush syrnu short iisnu sSo. stating that al-
lhuu;h coughs and colds were nut ftS1lsn ~ Ar
rtr. nv nonll nol Ike ~ bs Without 1t IL hls fa,
III, ~ teAls.
, 1879-03-20

f'aptnh .inRrnaft tE:p.I.
Tic Democrat. helped thu fireanbaekers tn
carry siatnc last fall. aud the first fruits Of their
vIrtnrs Was 10 abolish the public High Schools.
Sciioos Arc anti -Detllnc!atlc Institutions.
, 1879-03-20
CURRENT OPINION.


4 CNTIft1Ft.
.. .E<tnbhit tTsan.) .fraidncAe tInh.}. .
oLenrt's manly icg, hnvo given nit; but
tl.al great Presidential pcslnatsIau. Sammy I'll
den, Is steady on hs pins, md fresn as new.
p]uckcd daisy. tlu never tires.
, 1879-03-20

To tbs Editor OF The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 13.-On whit grounds did
s!r. Doty order the schools dismissed yesterday
It. was not naiionnt holiday. Tile urc nayrr
clusel Oh Protestant holidays. Why III Cath.
b!tcf PARENT.
, 1879-03-20
1sAYAND TAYLOR.
,t,,nrassive Funeral Services at His
Boyhood's Home.
distinguished Citizena Doing Honor 10
the Memory Of the Dead
Author.

1HH 1t@
II Ind bce1' ae'e'"'!'c' =" "a'e scss'ec0 W
cria,proft OIL nGc0tht ot Tic ako a11n lccbiencss
- thc tat)cr anu mother Of tho dcccascd, d,-both
" ,,, 81, -cara Of ARA. A,,rh hrlcf scrvlces
DON psss ~ ..rrn, ~ .ro.o -, H.. ,,r,a.a nj
ashau pecH h1ia"k.u Nv "o'1 W w Pt''atc' At''
,n,l far lad conc to be present Ut tic funeral
. .s-, a, ,oneyood Cemetery, nearly four miles
WEI. - nv lin ho,,sr was rrowt1cd. md tbc
ssas' pI .h,o, ,,c rasxct va. n,accd 40 @ den.clv
noonl IN ~h1en t''c eahhct WIS p'Aeea 80 aehse'f
,hronEcd that II was almost Inlposslblc to move
Cnt,t,lc friends nntt neighbours stood In groups
apa .ta.. spuh. ~ lin convorsntinn, for pnnc IT
aao suleet " o sa.s'.o aa =, ~. ''v"v "
i's,, e uas nut to tlcm Mr. Taylor or Baynr ray.
=. -, int s,,nplv I}nyaeJ. Tits WA most nuta-
~ -" tact Oh aut Young. l,,rh md low. nike
DIG 'aI.. ,, .,,,o ofr,tio,n.a o,,d so,ntItnr ,sov
ipokc III INC sa''lo nlseto""'e "''u iAs''af "a1,
friend. In tic library mid surrounding
.%o ccskct yero the immediate relatives
W. ,,a .t.cosrd onl fr,rntts nf the family. Tn,
ol ,hc"e..H." - ~" ",.,,o. s.,.1 H.. .rt;1or,
hacd parents sab neo! '''c eashc'' "''u wv "loo"
anil deceased on chairs ndjotnlllE. There wero
r,c;cut thc Iloi. 1[cnry NJ. lIost, Governor ot
Tsnnsylyan1o, Dr, j, Howard TAYLOR, tile
ie'"s, ,,.1 h. Trun1,,;, T,,1or rous,n ~ tho
deceased ~. Wh'teIaw lteld' the ao1'' Heorec
Il, I}aker, Col. Charles j. Lalnl,orf, Sir. George
u. ChiI,1s, Atr. Edmund CJarence Htcdma;l u1ld
~. c,,,uo1 t,,ncrnft EIe1,ar.1 Ir. Standard.
Ed~ard = Nees''es' "; Mar1na,l sSayne. ,, tue
Rev, H. n. Powers Of brtdgcpnrt, Conn; nor'
sec Howard fnrness' uenfTe H. sews,, fspfs-
renting thc artlsss q Now York, nIt! Messrs. +:
WIltan!s a.s !; & y: Mcwlia;ns. Fct'rsse1tl!E
Dhsnr,' Fassof having Secn snesnhes OK iNe
Omisron eEapter of tint body. There were also
present a committee Of .hn Legislature the
, 1879-03-20
Tho Republican City Ticket.


CHICAGO, March 1D.-1t Ia conceded by tho
best clement uf both parties TINT tl'c Rcpuble-
aus lave nominated for city officers ticket eo,Jl-
posed nl good usnl competent mca A better
ticket, tal;tng 1t rs whole, was neycr present.
cd bcforo thu people. Aud inuny oI ottr b.isl.
ness men think II 20 strong nud nncxceptiutl-
gblu that there IL no doubt Of It's sucrcss There
IL feeling Of security aul apntly which, u not
removed, will dcfcnt tho ttetut, a1,d Etyr tue
city into The hands Of the bun,mcr element.
Every effort Ia bcEnE secretly lI,ate 10 elect
"Our Cartrr,n Hll1 turn the administration over
10 the cnntr0 Of tho tax-entins horde from
which Chicago Inns suffered SO much III former
ycara ......... ..-....
government We lIayr enjoyed utltlcr tie exceI-
lieut. administration of Ailyur' Ilen1b. tho busl
l,css n,et, 4llul MI others who lmve tln. good uf
our rlty vi heart mist ilp tefr wiplo duty for
tll. election 0t A. II. Wrght,-n man WHO will,
If clncteu Mayor I'LL With grcat credit the chnIr
of his worthy predecessor. Mr.. Wright Is u
most excellent business nlnn ol high nh,llty mil
atric. Integrity. Let It's nll t.u ul,r duty hutwren
tits ut,I election, and OH clusuol.iay close our
phccs OF business null eiyu t.lc gt'ul t!as's work
fnr tho ca,lso of gond government law, nl,tl
order. It will pay tllc bust Of any daY''s wuFk
We ever done. DuslNRss MAN.
, 1879-03-20

Nit sF'Ht fHV. ! Nt3Hhllraa tHen.),
II tile k,'bcl hsiy,dcrs prtclpttulG tic coun-
try intn ano'icr war, vi. hope, In arranging the
preninaries. ,tirv Will omit ull rrfcretlct to
the fagt tNAt one Southern man can whip four
Yankees.
, 1879-03-20
TIE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
CfsnitgGtl His al,ntt.

ChnitgGl His Mimi.
tn the Ehlnr NJ Tie Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March 1D.-Th.s Is 10 soy That l
did not drown myself. US expected the other
day.. Let MI tic natton rejoice. Scatter illc
ticws to the winds. PAT SMITH,
, 1879-03-20
Shall Mctliot11s,n AInko y Hobby Of til
CilueAo question:
- fhr EsiLtsr ~ YAt 1stjb,,nA

CnlueAo
10 the Editor al Ihe Tribune.
CHICAGO, March ISL notice b. THE Tn1n-
uaEs account Ut tic Methodist usc,letcrs'
meeting yesterday ttat sfeslodism In Chicago
is to l,e enlightened OIL tic Chinese question by
natlye lecturer one Clian Pals hwni, WHO Is
said to bs convert to Christianity, tile product
ot the Methodist Mission In California. W. arc
confidently informed, tho. that 1t ia "not n
nlonry.mnkHg Bellcinc," but IN small fec will
bc charged to pay travelling expenses
Nnw, with all Difference to tho ministers
meeting, to whom as loyal laY,uan ge,lcrully
defer, this whole business appears to me very
nlurh ltku q put.up job. The Chinese capacity
fur examining Is so well known. mud the reports
Ut tl,cir views heretofore given to the press aro
no obviously hut the ecincs OF those who hayu
undertaken tu ehateeInn tlleis rauss as ~ ret-
der It alnost ccrtn!ls}1 It Is malnly system
uf pRrrutry which niust stca1ily cnnle to Ills
reputc. The lectures, }IaweVGr, tnay provo Il
sort vi pitsus advertisement, and te brethren
having fairly mullnted shn Ciiness question rs Il
hobby VII! not l'o expected to get down till tic
Deast IL fairly HOWL.
It sCulJa snheWhnt anomalous TO SEQ tic mill
fstry n,n press of church which has 80 large n
membership a1nung the cO1nA!On people nttYo-
cntI,lg Chflcsc Immigration, because IN,'ilng Is
extent, 1t must Inevitably retluce tho rntr OF
wuges. aud add iIn.nrasaraby To tlu llstruss
how existing Alno1,g The vaEc-glnsscs. Aud 50
iar from this Icing ett!rr wise OF Just policy.
every consideration utgcs the nlaiuicuanco ii
maximum Wagrs f0r American labor.
Wuscs, or Income, Ii tho lever that lifts US
oil, null yum call1ot hasa ctlIrr Intelligence or
1nGrals without Il rate af wages WHICH enables
n.cn to iiYu In uceency and comfort. ii yo,,
house u,ul feed II uat, ltkH brute. then yoil
will take the must ceTlnlu way to 1sA.e 4 brute
u! him. Moreover, there ta a!rcady an oInlnous
wall arising trulH the ranks ot labor, lIDt, NJ
i,elnv, frnm anv fuftrtrt1t t1enrnyftr ahnve