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Nix. EDlTow:-A~ many pieces ~
there has been wrote from Porter-vilic
and vicinity. no one has attempted 10
describe II. Il 'erc are two stores. two
saloons, one shoemaker, one wagon
maker, one blacksmith. one mill. one
doctor aud two carpenters. The people
ia Ibis vicinity are honest, thriving,
frugal and industrious people.
We have gentleman here from
Princeton. Ind. who has bought and
made engagements Tor "a large quantity
uf wheat 10 be delivered AZ 70 cts. per
bushels.
Boone township u improving rapidly.
J.. b. Lennon has 4 spoke factory, aud
has corn mill attached to il to grind
corn To accommodate his neighbours
DIR. Will Lennon has received his nli-
chincry 10 erect another spoke fpctory.
We hope the DR.. will make 4 success
or ii.
X. +. Milburn has not dour ANYTHING
IN The shingle business thi, winter. We
understand that he j. about 10 trade for
some timber 10 cut aud run ratl vi saw :
logs this spring. Look out x. n. that
YOU dun'G fall another tree across your
back for fear it might Kill you.
There were some gentlemen here who
held a fence exposition .lt Esq. Vests
plantation recently: they were putting
up a wire and picket fence they wanted
the farmers 10 form an association and
buy their right Of The township tor $50,
but the farmers didn't bite.
j. W. has got two grl, that he will
90 10 see D. ln.. sunday morning, nnd
towards evening he can be seen
>troiiing over towards Union {, see
NJ. G. W.
Co0ney says he would like 10 know
who Is the author Of the Rizzlev creek
items. Can't some one tell him!
Prof. M. j. on his heel about ~ item
that appeared in the Courera short time
ago from Rizzlcy creek. tir say. he
came home with puter silver nickel IL
his pocket aud his brother d. had a
dime.
PECULIAR PEOPLE.
The man with neck wh,kers.
A school girl who do>en't chew gum
lie who picks his teeth with FORK.
The man who doesn't like 10 hear him
self talk.
Bar-keeepcrs who draw the froth Al
the bottom.
Women who can walk gracefully with
small heels.
a yonng lady with pretty teeth who
doesn't like laughing.
A lnan who considers bar-bill y
debt Of honor.
The man VINO can "smilc and smile :
and not be william.
The man who takes ont a paper Of
fiie-cut in crowd.
a Young lady with mole Oh her arm
VINO likes short sleeves.
The man who never drinks anything
stronger than buttermilk.
A young man Of twenty who does not
know more rhan a man OF forty.
A young married man who does not
cringc when he wheels out his first baby.
An editor that i not capable OF rum
ming his paper better than other people
try 10.
A man who can preserve perfect ar.
banity IN q party Of ladies, when his
suspcnder button has just parted.
One who takes lodging al some
Poor Asylum, aud then runs all OF the
geese out Of the county in order 10 yet
a quill for tooth-pick, aud then goc.
10 the door of one OF the most fashion.
able hotels to pick his teeth.
RovER.
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For the Jasper Courier.
The Way Jasper Girl In
structed Her Lover Last
Sunday Night.

/ Last SUNDAY night ~ we were passing
along Temth street musing on life and
all of it, pleasures and pains, we heard
d blooming young belle give her in,lrmc-
IIions 10 her lover, John d.. as they We're
standing in the yard. aud il fell into
rhyme something like this:
"Now. johnny. pray don't laugh At me,
But when you =" 80 late,
Il wish you woald be careful, dear,
RIO never slam that gate.
For X -listen> every night,
And % does tea-ing Nj.
no tell me next day what o'clock
They heard yon slam the gate.
Twas nearly one last night, YOU know,
But now It's very hate.
We've talked abont 50 many things).
IOn do not slam the gate.
She now goes on 10 tell that the neigh
bors are ia the habit Of listening Of night
Ito hear the gate slam. but let her tell IL
u her own simple style:
|..For all the neighbors hearing il,
Will say. our future fate
We've been discussing. 20 beg
You will not slani the gate.
For though II Is all very true,
II wish that they would wait
To canvass our affairs until
Well-prny. don't slam that gate,
AT least not now but by and by,
When III .'our home wait
Y our coming, | shall always like
10 hear you siam the gate
10, dear! what q roscy-posey. going 10
get married, sure and certain, "luite
true. anil we've been talking on our fu-
ture fate. still ii j. none oi The neighDors'
business, you know, Miss
Well. the joke was too good 70 pass
by, and we felt compelled 70 write IL
up for the benefit Of the rising genera
tion. Now we beg that You will be
neither angry nor fret. but forgive Us
and the story forget; but hold, don't
forget Us on the wedding day, but give
is a round Of sponge cake and corner,
aud we will be as incck and quiet as a
mule, at least as long as the cake and
wine lasts.
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ed by law and gospel 10 attend township
institutes once month (Which is moth
ing more nor less than bore) during
his term Of teaching; aud II they fail ~
attend this bogus institution they must
forfeit days wages, which i not much.
since the meeting Of the county board
last year.
Friends of education. will You have
longer schools with inferior teachers.
or shorter schools with superior teach
ers! This i the question We wish you
to think over.
Oh. pity the SORROWS Of an honest
teacher, whose low wages have brought
him to your door.
Loco FocoEs.
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PEI ersburg Press.
MARRIED. From the Coyington (ky.)
special iclegranis we find tile following
IN the Cincinnati Gazette OF the 10th inst !:
Among the marriage license granted
yesterday was one TO Nathan B. Berry
Ut Harrodsburg, Mercer county, ky.,
hotel keeper, aud Emma McConahay,
Petersburg. Pike county, Indiana. They
were married BY Rev. >. NJ. Jefferson
On Tuesday OF last week, Mrs. Nc
Conahay LEFT Petersburg. saying that
she was going to Burlington. Iowa. to
engage ia tile millinery business, and
the announcement of her marriage TO
Mr.. Berry WAS quite surprise. Mr..
Berry came to Petersburg two years
ago ~ mail carrier between this place
and Vinccnncs. We wish ein much
joy.
RAILROAD NEws-Thc money has been
raised for the enterprise and work will
be commenced at once. Mr.. llervey
will be here the latter part Of this or
next week to let out contracts for ties,
grading aud other work.
Last week several prominent citizens
OF Jasper, Dubois county, were Ia the
city, aud informed a number OF
our business men that il the Petersburg
and Worthington railroad was built the
Jasper railroad would bc extended TO
Petersburg Immediately. The gentle
lmen showed letters from capitalists that
would build the road at once. Work
can be commenced ut once.
! Mr. Hazleton Of Hazleton. Indiana,
was ia the city last week making ar
'rangemeuts to secure three car loads OF
coal per day from our coal dealers. Mr.
,Iazlcton has secured - steamer 10 ruii
In White river. aud the coal j. Tor y
vincenncs firm. MIR. w. II. Poscy and
J. B. Borcr secured the contract, We be.
lievc.
The grand jury has been ~ session
.acarly three weeks. II seems % a. thsl
,lit ought a. ferret out all the nirannrsi
lEin thu county ia that length ot time.
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For the Jasper corslks.
Acceptance Of the Governor 0i
Egyptian Valley.

Nix. EDIToR:-l return my thanks 20
the counsel OF the Valley for the honor
OF being elected as Governor, although
they made some mistake. was not
present at the time Uncle Nc. was mar
ried and did not have anything TO say
ia the match, but w. II. Miller was there
and says all was right, aud have
chosen w. II. Miller as Lieut-Govcrnor.
This Territory Is one among the finest in
the world, and has all the good-iooking
men = so the widows say. King Thomas
has returned from Ireland to his home,
and his wife Is glad, for she has been,
Ionesomc for q long time. The trial Of
Cambell and Myers was not legal, as
they did not fight in this Territory. j..
IL. Anderson i holding counsel whether
to buy lightning-rod to put up AZ his
new dwelling, or put up pole. The
folks are making arrangements to farm
q. Chambers aud brother are going ia a.
partners aud say they will Kill all the
weeds on widows AS farm this year
i.lic says his black hoss can make time
from Hog Heaven as last as any iro,
noss. H. Disney makes good hand
he works two days tor Que. Peace alit
luictudc rcigus throughout the Terri
tory. BY the Governor Of
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-" III You have nothing to give The
poor 5nt y little sound advice, you had
better retain IL says All exchange.
That's so. A bushrl nt snuni lT,i
would br brIIer.
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~ rich man l. one thing, but a poor
husband j. another. u ,lvcsn'i make
ny difference 10 "a. Iirl siiat wants ~
marry. she'll take the former every
time III asked.
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"A Circus band played ~ i funeral
ia the town VI A ui,vn, III.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
WM. GASSER,

Scrih Main Street. opposite the Pos. Once.
JAsrER, INDIANA,
LAS built aud opened shop for AZ kinds II
= smith work. HIS iang acquaintance with The rit-
Nrns of Dubois county and the well known good char
ee'e " his work. he trusts will give him liberal share
~ patronage His prices win be made 30 suit he time.
No. Morse shooting and ironing o. wagons or bug.
s1es promptly sttended 10.
W. GAssER.
November i3th. is7l.--iy
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splendid road- A present.
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TRAyLOR & HUNTER,
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Nvylfl. rr4etir. IN ks Courts - Dubois sud sijoin
w tng counties. Particular attention given col
lection.
-. once que iasr East " the St. ChArss Hotel
"a %. is5t IL
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PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON

vu,S ior,rsi ~ Is.ner. and offers biz prnf@s.onn
i ,erv,e.i. fhe public and will endsssor - merit
,hsf. ~ patronage.
fgy-prce on Eighth street. IN the room for
mrriy occupied by pr. Wciiuan. E~~idence
on the ryrn-r of sth and New ton streets.
Sent "a
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vHHIS u \ new hsm.~ with good rooms. well
4. furnished. aud win he kept In good style,
aud charges reasonable. Horses we'll taken
care ~.
PUBLIC PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Sept = 1877
, 1879-01-24

proportion of cases reversed 10 those affirmed,
but from my knowtctl0e s,t .hr decisions Of I'm.
Appellate Court IN tiIc Third District, sitting Mt
SErtngtc1d believe fair estimation to be that
abpus IS PR rtnt of all the cates arc reversed,
md the residue affirmed.
The Supreme Court for fcr!cs Of ycars re-
verscd about III pcr cent OF nll thc cnses sent
bcforc It. The reports, however, gave tic ontn-
turs in nil e.lscs.-tosc III atr1nancc as well as
IN rcversal.-slmpfy bec1use they arc required
by Law to girc written opinion III all cases.
that thu Appellate Court Il mt simply means
of obstrhcfiuH the c,ll nf litigation. hut tl,nt It
Ina oni 1ocs taieTusn Of lnrgt number nf cases
10 the satisfaction Ut clients a we'll m lawyers;
that II han done IN without tho long tlclays Incl
dent t0 tlur Bunrenc Eo,lrt. Just nov my r,tr-
pose Ii answered Il tis letter shows yo i',af,
bcforc Lawyer" writes ano:l1rr criticism ot.
tl,s Appellate Enurt, llo sinuid not onlv read
Judge Iradwcl1fs rcpurtH, hut had better nlso
read tho statute. Respectfully,
WILLIAM E. Hu0uEs.
, 1879-01-24


1t IL probable that thu attl nlpts ut the assas-
s!nat;un OF kfnss atA high psEsunascs, wulct.
have been 80 numerous 1utsnV the past twelve
,uun&h., III aEuID,t nii "a :cs pr.>cCcl fruM q
paaIlta w!,:ril IL pu5albly rpldcncal, anl Is YER
tals physiIlosltai n, arr than political. THIS
ptesuinpliun Is confirmed Dy tllu Wild lcttcrd
written bs sr. Mauden, t's interpreter frum
.liscoru frrsl1 Illustration from aD epIstle
wnic:. has been received by thu Gaycruor Ut
Eiptun&l, aut Mu3 communicated D. his secretary
tu the I.,auAI:r ZttatHJ. "luslF Excelleney,h
wsatr : eoTsutn Karl Au4ust Munk. vino cuta-
mul,irated his correct ullEcss, ~ am p!ayue1
by ul irscpFesslb's tcsnptatlon to Kill sou. iu
tsrdcr to couply With tl'r wicked urging u tho
tesnptcr have conc to llclslnyfuTs. IL thu
hopu of iindtng n favorable oppp1tuuity, hare
wa,latd and watched fpr you, uut tho uppor-
tullity has not yet uyrusreA. In my better
lloulcuts ! resist tnis violent tcmptattnn,
aud to-day, E1Yius "ycrcoAIa II, taEo
my pun to lutorul YOU what dangerous PERSON
self. ! may .agalm he Visited BY NY horflh!e
thoughts, aud shall thcu ray to snsseii, XIII
tha Gen. Aidesbcsg, .asd lucy Will lop III
your head, they did nodcl's, ulid your lntacr-
abIc exislence will be at all c,N.' II, therefore,
your Exvcllcnct, your own llie 10 dear to .ou,
scud youT olli crs ~ quickly as posslhlc uud Or
der ule.n TO artsst 'pc, tor swear that 4 meet
bhotllo stick 1t nothing" When the po!irc ar
rived Ut the house ttolu which Muuk wrote Ills
letter they found That this terrible assassin,
weary OF life, was = youth OF II, Who was strut
ting about Its rou;:l With dagger stuck III Ills
belt. No doubt 1ie brain OF tlla fI!lr yntin.-
dceds VI the miserable Ilolr! ami Aobiing, ul1l
probably the spirit Ut emulation was stirred
Within hlm BY In,uiliartty with whatever lttera-
tufe gQsrg5pQIdad iu lt5 uatlye ptaeH Mtth our
, 1879-01-24
Tho All'otlnte Court.

TT TIT Editar 81 The Tritant.
nIooMlSoroN, ILL.,. Juu. a3.-fMnF pnpcr Of
th!s date contuIns 4 letter signed "Lawyer,"
rslatiye tn the Appellate Court. Tile letter ts
d remarkable une lor LAWYER To wrilr, but
would har.lly observe . reply were Il not ihat
THE TRIBUNE refers to It c'lltorlally, at1 thus
gives It au Endorsement That may lead many
persons uuf4.I!llar with the resll,s vi litigation
In this stato 10 belisYo tlat " tr Judges Of tl,e
Appellate Court look at ruscs with tuo hyper
cr,sira cYs: tlat they look tor technical errors,
atni uas llu MICROSCOPIC ku lind sutIle mctaIAys-
txaI ha,r-spiltttuy distinction " III cxcusa far
EcvrEsul.'
Tus worls above quoted uro "Lawyer's
own.
Nov. q ia'eytr should Know that the statute
praytirs, III ease lle Judgment VI lLc colirt bc-
low is affirmed, the Appc!ato Court II unty re-
4luIrcsl to I!Iakc I'LL ut1cr A!llEnin. Ills slmc
but, II the Judgment Of The Court below ~ Ee-
ycrstd, anla !hc xanfr rtmansd, then, anu then
only, il The Appcllato tunrt re1urea by law to
write all opinion. Iinrd'a Revised statu:ss of
Illinois, 1871, page ts!i, 81.
do hot woAarr that ihc writer OF tho edt-
torla1 lu to"day's IRlnCak should fall lito
wells fotuu.c III Appellate Court reports cou.
tAin4 tilty-tl1ce Fcyersln. oVln!ous out Of
1it}-foir csses Ecported therein, It "as NJ *.
traordluary showing. An sentiment lawyer y
well was prepar!us hls volume ut reports,
he wuull not 10 likely to insert therein
n.auy Ut tic cases decided In the Appellate
Courts Affirming thr luIGncAt OF the courts or-
| low, ior the Eeaso0 TINT III opinion setting
! firth why such Judgment was Affirmed nut be-
/ lug required BY the statute, the Judges oI the
| Appellate Court rarely feel called vi to write
out surn vi opinion fully, a.nt therefor. VIZ
could not expect us volume ~ 1uasc bfaoSe!'
| au not Know the exact number u casts DE-
] llc1 lu tic Appellate Courts, uo1 ult exact
, 1879-01-24

ftcstment; and flrrc remained thc sickiy pfs
alcr Of the tontcctioner'A. Nous nvons change
tout ccla. This will he .welcatne nrws ~
American ladies vistltng far!s.-dstcrntned
and incotrfgIble shoppers, every ono OF them.
LONDON oossIr.
T9y-tlle-by. while was tn ion1on snw that
Mile. An,hrc, Countess Ut Ambrose. rtc,+ etc.
{cx-prctcndcrto 10 the Quccn.lorn ri itoilana}. wns
singing Italian Upera ilnrc, with fair ftrccss'
In London also heard, not little - my sur
Prise. that the ans Ut t! late PROPRIETOR Of tt'e
Siaudard intend CHANGING i''at Btendy. hravFt
thoro,1ghgoinc Tory organ Into Liberal rival
OF the lJai .ftas. The circulation 81 t1G rapcF
tlan :, ,tx) daily; Int It Is moi likely e keep
at tIu,i II It trua ronts AM! g,cs Il, fer William
Ewnrt Gladstone. HAIRY MEtFzAH.
, 1879-01-24

mr. month: an,1 II ,c will usr ronc tf II, he will
ioI th,. l,nth,n fyr 81, ,llj,tNW To purchase slt-
yrr h,tlion II ,najtc tf,, 10 nile IN in the frras-
ury. 1ia must rl,ltr to tt,nt pr taku funds III
In. Trrnsl,ry ihat muht BE- ,1scl IT. buy ..nl cnn-
eel no mucjI yat,,c In {n,nla nov mt Docs tl,;.
tation want tv lie run in debt within Shcrn,an's
term OF ucc sJ,,rO, ,oA, an M interest on It, in
urticr lint 80 u,tct, silver may lie itlto in i'tc
Irru.Iryl it il flr ta1,tcst nl,s,,rdtty IN finance
ii,af ryrr pcup|e wa. afflicted with through
tic roncsIts aid dcspoii.m OF tl,cir Fiiallcc
MfDfstcrs, i manufacturer who should eorl-
tuin In tsstie hih nutts 10 t,ns for stock, manu-.
fnct,,rr hia warre, nMi ;l1c,, never make sale
Of them. or nek nny one to bur them, would be
rntri fooi or tntonr. n,t bankruptcy would
soon enEnlE him. aoerc.ntv Sherman may
xny bo d0,'t want to tuy stock, hut ntstlos to
t.ln.r tlm ei]yer tloInr factory IA he suggest ctt
in hin lotc mI,t,,,aj report Hit the rcop,e avu
rtlerci tjc etuck to he bought, alnl ordered tho
fac.ury to pro,lcc, mud II tAc rcal supcrntcnd.
et,t OF The MISUNDERSTANDING ShcrInur--llad the
4 ir!t OF truc Re ol1bliya, official u him, ho
would mike tn1cs Of tic psnt,llrt hy paving
The tlehta md cxncnsca Ut tic Government With
il, a,nl ity ami uruyc t,y executing It ti1at his
view of lie effect of d tnll execution of tn.
law is tue true uuc. As Il is nosv, hu prognos-
tI,utc. what calhmittea will cnsue If he does ~
ihc silver a.lyucates desire. We would rutllrr
aec tlts demons ration. and tllrn amend our
, 1879-01-24


The letters Of Mr.. +. V. smatlcy to the New
York tribune nrc exciting unusual intention
from the Northern press. At. sma!lcy Inns,
since his present visit 10 the South, become ton
viucra that The yiows he formerly entertained
of the outragcs said to 10 pracsIccf upon l'1c
Iscnublfcans of tic Sonth were incorrect, anil
ll,,t tt.c g,nye cllnrres nadc BY Mr.. Batnc and
,,llcr prominent leaders Of the Republican par
ty agatnr. the Democrats OF n norttsn of 1:tc
Southern Stascs arc absolutely correct in letter
;.,hl dctuIl So1,ody cnn doubt, in view Of ll!c
uyiy facts Mr. Snlaf'ey youtl1ch for. tint 1nur-
d. fr,,l,l Violence and brutr!fty we're matters
IT Systematic mad frequent occurrence III lniiI-
eta,a, lotc solely IN the interest Vi tllu Demo-
Il aitc par.y.
, 1879-01-24
BOTCll WORK.
lIow tho Democrats Mas'o n Iioscli Of
Defending Tlttlun nl,tt tho Cipher Dis.


How tno Dohnc3ntS a'".o y noseh u
befcntling Ttldc's nntt the CIpher Dis
patches.
Hp<rtas IN CTrcirnan Enquirer tDttn.,.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2,.-ln the debate
nj, ,bc 1y1,en rtn}r- ,l,.notrhea, wtthont o,,ra-
w.. t,,s na.,,ansn.s ,,s,t .o-.,.3 g. H., ,hata
~" t'lc k'1 ~ wv usoas.'
Every ono WHO spoke on Tue Des'oc'a1'e s1ao
pleaded tho baby act. Potter almost excused
himself for Offering the resolution, and grew
49,, H. ,,,,. nm T., hts .,y,r+ ~ conr.at ~. .rtta.
~" ~ w IVY ~ A' ,r'.t...,. '
lion nsia nervousness "htle iie"Ato sp&Se"
would hnyc beeh Disgrace to an old ma tle-
fcui1ing t,ctrutcd candidate for the Presidency
~ n unrneI. f,,nh. 11e sh,nc,,. wtnrch. snntrm-
~ .', s,.s. L.1 =. .,,,-sa,.a ..n.
Gu, aho a'naoat ef'cu. II "as s.as"'''2 Spee
laclo to look upon tho man WHO had been the
Ct,atr,nnn Of the National Democratic Commit
lee. md nut wonder how, With such leaders,
,,,. noro,rot, In C,nrros. o,Iowcd Inn
,"o s'.osA1se 10 go
iepuoI1caHs 10 eheat tnesn GUS oA .
Presidency. Ills speech wns noro in
defense of his own shortcomings and
lln1 management OF ltldcn1s cnlau than any
wcl|-jIrcytcti effort to defend thu sad occupant
uf Granurey purk. OF courac, filu Republic
ms rIyoycd bis discontinue, ad the efforts Ut
t.e twt, wcaklngs, Pollrr anl Hewitt, to sur
rullnI themselves with gfIt-cuvcQ rcspcctabiIttY
ut tic expense OF the defeated candidate occ,i-
, 1879-01-24


The evidence before the Teller Committee
suhstantiatcs every word Of sfr. Dlalncs charges
wth reference TO intimidation in Louisiana.
Tc,sas Parish was hotbcd Of treason aud rio
lcnve. Ncgrocs wcrc kIlle.l by wholesale, a'"l
tnso TINT cssapeti TO The swamps did not dare
to come out Of their hiding pisces on the 'lay OF
election. And yet Here arc ncn. asplIlnH for
The Presidency, like Thurman. wl'o will stand
up In tic senntc Of the United States and un.
,lrrtnkc tn sci, The criminals and charge equal
vl!u,ny upon pcaccselc community like Ben
nfuglon!
, 1879-01-24

simply have been to confirm, By questionable
ur,E rcnsnrable mems, thc true results NJ the
erection. }ut It was not perfected. Except na
curious tliustratton Of the methods rractieed
by certain class of politicians. The country iaa
nu mnrc intcrest in thc correspondence Of StnIth
Weed. mid h1anton Marble, AMI Col. Pcitont
than In tile correspondence Of any other private
CiilxcnH.
, 1879-01-24

Bifn!a ChHnFkit tat fHfr.3,
The break III tlic in.ks uI Senator IIcndrtcks'
followers In 1nll!ana shows what slight hoil
that tntIk.and.watcry politician hns upon the
confidence n1l ntrrctlun Of thu people. They
actually announce thtir intention. of throwing
him nres III favor of 'rlhen because l.c l,as .Lst
money lately. nsul rannot De expected to "fur-
r.s.l lawyer III Now York. Think of Henry
Clay's trends turning tin iE backs IN hn' bc-
cause Quo Of his r,ya!s hui tnors money to
suellu.
, 1879-01-24
i Cheerful Republican Out1ooa.


Tic Republican party ts united thoroughly.
It WIS never marc COMPACT or tnoru harmonious
than It is to-day. It II united UPON principles.
Tile Democratic party, on the contrary. Is dtvfd-
cd an tllssntcgraicl. II has made Itself rld!csl.
lotis bs il.atyttet Investigations, Rnl 1t ss With
nut significant ralyile cries. Tic "frnudh r.
sue, Ut which 1t hopc.l to make much, l!as beet,
tuTucd agunst It 1y the discovery of the Ton.
is its boomerang. Thus II IL without prestige,
mil without resources. torn BY llsscnsiol,, Mlnl
endcavur,ng vainly to manufacture Issues. Ger
tanty The Republican outlook fstsaost cnrolrag-
Ing. HntI II the inspiration that nnw anluiat"s,
mi ti,c principles ,lmt now col,crc, the party
sl,oll rr,nnitl ii, their integrty Republican sN-
prenucy for four years from 1SsOfs assured fully.
, 1879-01-24

LTHfTHn7fT 7sH9H1F7F
1t Ia sA1d III kutnu quarters that 1t an alliance
IA male With i!,t: GrcelLaekers, the har.ln"1sy
lurl, Will tlrscrt Us slnI 20 OYER TO tbs 1.cpub-
ttruns. That threat reminds III Ut the stufy Of
u kentuckian visiting hls relatives In Old Vir-
Etuta. IN ben. lutfosiured to lhe people of
That ncEHiurIn,&al. t.ps rgtHIntltu HIN on near
" alI s,ea.lut,s Llut tr fu!ks wcte atno,,g tic
lirst tatl1,l!rs." katnturk bualiY askcl whnt
lal brenll,r Ut ait tl!st .croud snulitirs. "Uh,"
sud OFT Virginia, "i,pJ lett lur Kentucky years
a.o." So Il IL With Tie tlard-nolcy men; they
lelt Us yrurx u.,o aud went u u.s llspubltcan
party.