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St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 1880

ESTATE OF ANTOINE REVERE.
Whereas, Mrs. Sylvanie Sonnicr of the parish
of st. Landry, administrative Of the estate
Antoine REVERE, deceased, 'havin- filed an
account of her administration, classification
of debts and distribution tablcau and final
settlement OF the estate of her deceased ll,ls-
hnnd accompanied by her petition praying for
The homol0Gatinn OF the same.
And whereas the PRAYER of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing tlato
September 4th. 1879.
Now. therefore notice is hereby given to all
labean in writing at my office in the town of
OpeonSas, within the time reqnirc,lhy law, why
the said taheau should not be homolOgatctt and
confirmed. JAMES o. CHACHERE. Clerk.
sept 6-kh
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
Dr. d.. Gardner,

ftInerly OF Grt Coteau. having p-rnla-
nentty lOrated iicllcNue, near Callhams
Bridge. offers mis- frssoIal services to the
cltlAchS or that coli!nitN. Feb. 22-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
OF TARR4EAE.

sept 20 Sheriff of the Parish of st. La
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
FIFTH EDITION
A1st"cti,0 a Daughter.


A YOUNG MAN ENrICEs A SCHOOL GIRr
INTO A ROOM AND ATTEMPTS TO NE.
GoTIATE A RANSOM.
BUFFALO, Sept. 25.- Tuesday even
Ing Miss Emily X. Davis, daughter q
Townsend Davis, a prominent citizen
while engaged in taking a music lesson
was called uron by a young man NAMED
Charles Il. Schuyler, of Lii 10 Falls. N
Y, who told her that her father a,
been Injured by the fail Of a building
anu said that he vas employed in h, |
fathers Office and had been sent to take
her home. She at once accompanied him
to the corner OF South Division street
where he stopped the oise car. at tb.
same time saying he had Just Sc he,
father carried up ,tairs into the Phe n,
block. Leaving the car at this point, he
told her to walt moment on the side
walk, while he ascertained her fathers
condition. He went up stairs, and re.
turning preseu,ly said she might 20 Ia
her father. On reaching room No. II
no opened the door, pushed her in and
followed after her, locking the door as he
did so. The room was without any fur.
n'ture, and the girl seeing that she had
beent apped cried f,r help.
The young man put his hand over her
mouth, and In the struggle which fol.
lowed they fell to the floor. SCHUYLER
then assured the frightened young lady
that lie did not intend to do her any
harm. lie was destitute Of money, he
said, and knowing that her f,ther was a
man Of means he had enticed her to this
place In the hope that ransom would
be paid. The sum OF $500, he said
would secure her liberty, and he direct
ell her to write letter TO her father T.,
that effect and gave the following note
which she copied under his direct ons
DEAR PAPA: l ask you to give III 8
man $500, for unless he raises this sum
within week he is rlIine'. He pledges
his word and honor that II shall he Ie-
turned In sixty days. For this loan lie
has no security to offer except myself
whom he has in keeping. He must hav,
this sum Immediately, within a week
so long as l think you intend to pa,
this sum, just so long shall she be kind
ly dealt with, but at the first indica
ton
Having thus tar the young lady plead
ed to be set at liberty, and taking a,
oath never TO reveal what had occurred
10 her. AT home again, her father noticed
that he. face was bruised and bore tn,
marks Of Scuylar's fingers, and aske,
her the cause. She then told her stor,
and her father Immediately made com
plant TO the detectives, who arrested
Scuyler las night. ii said he was tel
egragh operator at Little Falls. lie wa,
locked up and this morning was held II
$1,000 bail for trail. Schuyler CONF sset
his attempt to abduct the girl and In hi
pocket was found not only copy of tn
letter given above but one demandin,
of her father 5000 for the release o
his little son. lie had also list of tn
names of other children of wealthy par
cnts, with their residences.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
THE LOUNSBURY TRAGEDY.
WARRANT ISSUED AGAINST MRS LoUNs.
bury ON A CHARGE OF MARDER-HER
CONDITION.

WARRANT ISSUED AGAINST MRS. LoUNs.
hurry ON A CHARGE OF HANDKERCHIEF
CONDITION.
STAFFORD, Conn. S pit. %, 1879.
The excitement over the killing uf the
Rev. Mr.. Lounspury yesterday morning,
oy his wife, III no wise abated to-day.
After the verdict Of TIE jury of inquest
Yesterday afternoon, Constable A. NJ
Poster was given warrant OF arrest for
murder TO serve OH Mrs. Lounsbury' W h. o
had kept her bed and continued calling
the name of her hus band. Grand Juror
Wheeler, Justice of the Peace s. ID.
Smith and the constable named entered
her room, and after tie warrant had
been read Mrs. Lounsbury was AT once
put to plead, pr patory to a hearing of
The evidence, as u preliminary to bind
ing her over for trial before the Super
ior Court III Fairfield county.
Wien the lady was asked in the usual
manner, NV hat IN your plea?"s moved
oonvul-ively and said, "Oh, I'm guilty |!
I'm guilty!" She then relapsed into un-
consciousness. Although her mind
seemed greatly affected her physician
preserved her physical strength by ad.
ministering an anodyne. SO that this
morning she was as strong physically as
she has been for some lime, although
she is chrome Invalid. The fact that
she purchased the pistol with which she
killed her husband without his know
ledge and that she concealed its posses
sion from him coupled with her rather
eccentric ways, deprive b sr of much of
the sympathy she would have otherwise
received.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
General News.

Hanlan left Toronto yesterday morn
ing for ChautauQua Lake.
The score in the walking match at
two O'Clock this morning-Panckott and
Jackson withdrawL-stOOd: Rowell, ,4U2;
Hazael, 368; Merritt, 81; Gnyon, 35;
Hart, $40; Weston, 81; Ennis. $40;
krhone, 306; Federmeysr, 20; Taylor,
$50.
Two inches Of snow fell ut Mount
Louis, Quebec, yesterday morning. Tenn
peratures below the freezing point we're
reported last night in Michigan and por
tiOus OF the st. Lawreuce Valley, aud
there we're fro~ts from the Ohio Valley
~ far south an Cairo, ILL.,
10 the U. 8. District Court at Norfolk,
Va, yesterday, the trial Of John N.
Dixon, John Cuffey, Harriet Miles AMI
| others. indicted for stealing . schooner
from the barber at CIisfsId, Md, re-
suited in their acquittal. Judge Hughes
decided thai the United States had no
jurisdiction in the case. no portion OF
the Chesapeake Bay being part Of the
high seas.
Seven new cases Of yellow fever and
seven deaths were reported In Memphis
yesterday. Five cases Of fever are SAID
to have developed among the neRrOe,
on Presidents island Ave miles south oil
the city. The State Board Of Healtt
yesterday directed the local health au
thorities to continue the enforcement o
raie mum ber Q, against the introduction
OF cotton, to endsavor to obtain "ai
early dissolution Of the social 4 iajuuc
tion," aud to maintain the quarantine
intact "fOr the few days which remaiI
before the abatement OF the yellow
fever"
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
THIRD EDITION
A SLIGHT ACCIDENT.

Yesterday q slight accident occurred
n Rlackbird station on the Delaware X.
r. which caused a delay Of over two
Z hours of the north bound passenger train,
due in this city at 1210P. M. 1t appears
that the north bound train was on
sidips at Blackbird awaiting the passage
Of the special fair train when lea'es
this city at 9:45 for Dover, but 1t appears
that the last car of the north bound traih
, had not cleared the main track stifilcleht-
u 70 allow the free passage OF the excui- :
sion train, which fact was not noticed oy
the eneinser of the fair train. The nrtt
,cnr of the excursion train struck the rear
. car OF the up train and was upset. For
tunately the train was running 81 low
rate of speed, and no one WAS injured.
A vreck train was sent down to clear
away the debris. No blame can be at
tAched to any of the employees as 1t was
thought everything was clear.
The only matter of surprise is that
sr.ch an accident should occur, as no
railroad in the country has such careful
employees as the Delaware Railroad
Co: and it would be gratifying to the
travelling public if other railroads en-
deayorel to emulate the efforts OF the
above company to employ none but the
most reliable men, as there are no other
Get OF men who hold the lives OF SO
m,ny people in their keeping. The
travelling public may rest assured that
fhsir lives are in s,fe keeping when such
gentlemen as Mr.. l. n. Mills. General
Supsrintepdent and 4. 2. Wise, Cen
eral d spatcher, have charge Of the run
ming of trains, unless some unfors en- ac-
cident happens, which was the case i'll
the above.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
Ferciga Teiegraphle Summary.

A semi-offic.al German journal de-
clses that the object Of rrince Bismarck q
visit TO Vienna was to make . personal
inquiry into the causes and results Of
Count Andrassy's resignation-Prince
Bismarck's appeal to the Prussian elec-
tors to support his Government contains
bids for the support Of the leading par
ties-The English advance toto Afghan
istan has begun-The Gdulois complains
that the Government permits Spanish
Republicans In France to plot against
King Alfonso.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
OBITUARY.

The following obituAy no,ieo H
ped from the Sdnga,no Dai,v MI
published at Springfield, IN;
kEPLEY-In Quincy, Sa,up,,
tember 70, Thomas L. KepIey. ADD
ty-two years, eight months and ,rO v,J
The deceased was an old friend
writer, whom he know when the
was an apprentice boy in WllmiI
Del, In 1915. lie came to hi, abo,
year 1851, and was always the v,u
cherished friend We knew in ba'
Thomas l.. Kepley was one Of \,
noblemeu, industriously a d ches
following his avocation; contents
happy when surrounded by bis dol
jOys-his wife and children.
lie removed to Quincy some yea,
where he has been living since. ll
p ssessed OF many excellent trais 4
actcr that made his friendships al
by everybody, while they were chr
by those fortunate in possing tllen
leaves a family Of loved ones. VIII
cling to his m mory as precious TO
Death sewers one from their midst
lile was thoroughly devoted to the
fare, and whose name and record
honest man will remain their mos
momento to his memoy.-Sa
Daily Monttor.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
a Rise In Whe0t.
PIE POOR HARVEST AND HEAVY RAINS
AIDING TIE MOVEMENT,

TPE POOR HARVEST AND HEAVY RAINS
AIDING THE MOVEMENT.
LoSDoN, September 25.-THe Pal
Mail Gazette this afternoon says : "The
wheat market has been excited during
the past two days, and there has been
cons derable speculation. The best
foreign kinds have advanced nearly two
shillings per quarter since Monday. TIL,
movement is aided by the recurrence Of
heavy rains. the lateness of The harves,
the inferior quality of the new crop. {
simultaneous speculation in Paris ant
the reported failure of large California
speculator.
The Pail Mall Gazette questions
whether the rise is not too sudden to b.
maintained ard says that il is entirel,
speculative so far and clearly rests upoI
insufficient information.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

A CONVENIENT Waffle getla
OF Agricultural Fairs term the col
bet W cen horses "trialS Of speed .
a religious nan be found erjoyingi
at Que of these trials and these 3
men will at once change their .
'i'he "tria, Of speed" is lmmed
termed q horse race ; and The G
member soon hears that be is 40
of attending races.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
"'ea ~ a the ne>n,,.,

evening, the alIeH,ian d, H. H. r: R; be
was dirertcd to a 'o'I co,' VI Officer
.;sn J;a.'l"g 70 m, WHO 'a''a was avia' man
a"S,h,y, "an; who, however, rs,,ea wa. 10y BY
iionsS sion companion. ,I omcer er''TIS,'asj Th,%sj
from fro woodstock, ," a'!s s,.@snsd found ID
va. Trey had been eyn','andoah ,'n =,
.ns mia, looking for work, Up Sn, IN I'' FEY
sag SaJ we're were on their way '' hn". no'
w.,i, w.Im n.ton, and from r, le,re ''i,'' in,.
,ne heres, rest of the way. A ID d,v ,'e,shl e.
imnnwever, mo oae of the men ny nsn VI Y
chi',sy Sdmsy, was alIacsed with "','s9 s"'!
IIn,,ls, a., and on arriving here re-, on CI9 N
proreod . vas so Ill that he "a,
p,o.eeu any furth r. Tn. me,' ne 0o' '
,r,i'ro', 20 aroand town "Wednesday ,'en nj ,
ANU, n.',sday, and finally drilled ~. /.
py oiiicer Thomas. ''' wen
~. on learning these circ,,ms,.....
,, Thomas /. took both men to lhs Is',se' re
ton, for the purpose Of ~ po,,ialpl ,as pol
attendance !, for the sick m ,''S M n
YVES called in, and stated d ,''' ~. J.. u
dangerously i'll, and had be,,e. euv ''l' y
70 the Hospital. Apelmit ws. ,S,' u '
from three members Of ,,a "a' p \
Committee, and the man ,,I ,aI. Il
the institution in a ca-rjan. AII,, w..
a great deal of palaver and a'e1 net
talk, mingled with snppe,,ion. 'eS \
patient bad better he taken /" ,hs
house, house, he was finally admit ed d, ,
ceived all necessary attention. \
tinued to grow worse, howevs, = /.
abou. midnight.
Tie body was removed to II,
OF uhdeItaker Palmer, on Shine, }.
above Front, and the Coroner 'i'' !,
an lnqti .st this Afternoon
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
NOT YET AWARDED.

The contract for constructing the res
ervoir for the Jessup IL Moore paper
Cos, new pulp work, the proposals for
which Were opened on Monday last, has
not yet been awarded 1t is now stated
that the Company will endeavor to OBJ
tain the water necessary for their works,
by some other means than building a
reservoir
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
At 3 o'clock L. NJ

NJ OIiCE.-J. IL. PrImrose has tai en- III.
IN management OF the old and reltabl.
sewing machine company--the Wheeler 4
Wilson. Ibis machjne has, been lately
improved, and is an en..rely new IN achii 2
and IN known as the Improved W heeier q
Wilson. IL IL the finest made locA -stitci
sewing machine now in use, and has nd
vantages superior To any other.
We hope our friends will give us o ca II
and not buy until they have examined tlils
new machine
Our territery embraces Delaw re and
Chester counties, Pa, aud Delaware ant
the Eastern g. ore OF Maryland.
ID Market street. After the 25tb OF Mar cl
next we Will be found at our old stand, tn,
Sarrett building, No. Tls Market street.
- AGENTS WANTED.
febo-dtf J. II. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

IT is little singular that Mrs. Cris-
holm's grief is always most poignant in
he fall Of the year. Her husband and
children were killed in the spring bpt
there are no elections in the spring Of
consequence and the sorrows OF the un.
fortunate lady do not reach the news
papers until the eve of important State
elections. AS soon as the people begin
to talk about voting she seems to be re-
minded of her loss.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
jail DeLiUerU.

On Monday night Ed. Wiley (who
had over four years to serve| and Flank
Lingo awaiting trial) escaped from the
Sussex county Jail, at Georgeto wn, by
cutting their way through the aperture
in The cellar door. George Vincent.
another prisoner, attempted to escape
yesterday, by jumping over the Jail yard
fence, but was cap ured aud returned to
his oell
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
stock market opened and closed strong,
with an intervening period Of weakness
from which some securities did not rally.
Money on call loaned at 4 to Z per cent
until the final dealings, when it became
easier. Governments were firm aud In
fair demand, while railw ay bonds were
active but very irregular.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
Has He There?

The Dover State FAIR Record, ot
terday, accuses the Rev. j B. MaI
occupying a good location and wat
the races at the Dover fair ,on Thui
and then attempting TO lie out ofit|
recognized. The yarn sounds "f,l
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
u. 8. COURT.

The U. s. Court met this morning at
ii O'Clock, Judge Bradford, presiding.
In the matter of B. Frank Townsend,
bankrupt, the hearing to show cause why
laid ba nkrupt sh )uld not be discharged
from bankruptcy, was on motion post
POned until Friday mO,nlng next.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
PBILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FLOUR II active and l5 and 25s. higher.
Sales OF fO0 barrels, including Minnesots
extra at IS iaeB 25; 5;Pennsylvania do. do ai
s5 ?5a S 70; Western do, do. nj s. 5n"6 - and
Patent and Osher high grades at SO 25a I IS.
Rye Flour Ia Arm ut ~ Soai.
1RAIa.-<Wheat WAS unsettled and
lower. raies OF is,GS bushels includ-
Ing rejected at 81 15ai 10; red on the track
at RI isat q 10; amber IA. 81 70 and No. +.
Red, elevator at 81 20x sept, 81 20Sa'2 \
Oct., sl 20kasl ~ November. and 81 2OA u
tl ~ DeceInbep. Rye IN unchanged, Corn
Ia &c hiahor. and meets with a good demand
sales OF aD00 bushels. mixed and yellow
at IS X a57c. sail, mixed In elevator. ~ Sac
SepteIn oeI; SIC. October, 5Oxc. Novem ber
and ,Sc. December. Oats are firm. sales o
1000 bushels. including stained At s2c.
and white at 3a35hc., AZ TO quality
The receipts to-day were as follows -
2l0 barrels -four, 7j,000 bushels wheat
~ $50 bushels Of corn, rs. +W nus. oats, 5O'
bush. rye and 265 barrels OF whiskey.
WHIgKY.-i0O barrels OF We-isrn iron
bound sold al 81 Oek per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

A Large Crowd 70 Dover.

This morning, the regular 9.l5 Dela-
wa train south was filled with excur-
sionists to the State Fair at Dover.
About two hundred left here on the
special excursion train for the same
place. This is the last day of the fair
aud from indications the attendance will
be very large.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

o,T or n.sLA,lDoa l q qssiass!!s. s;s!ss s
road stock In !. ,Ss aeoaa % Be- ,s maasse iasse'ss
issSs e fs'''hfIss n sEisi
sep4-4w
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
FOURTH EDITION
lveaicassss Ter rs.Day.

Clear or partly cloudy sedther, colder
northerly pinds, shutting to Udrmer South
eriy; stationary, followed BY falling b.
rotaefer
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
HORSES FOR SALE.

Those who are in need of good horse
should call at the stable OF X. VI. Gibson.
on French street, below second, VINO
offers for sale eight young aud SOUND
horses. He also offers two bugg'es one
OF which in new and the other second
handed. The horses will bear exami ma
zion and q credit of ninety days wall be
given to purchasers.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
GOLD IMPORTATION

New YORK, Sept, 25.-The !
ship Amerique which arrived from
Yesterday, brought S3,29G,-OO II
franc nj ces.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

Mrs. Jones, how Is your health this
morning? Thank you, madam much i'm
proved. I bought hottie OF br. Bulls
cough syrup last highland after The first
dose my cough was checked. slept
mOrntng
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
where to get Key West Cigar.

Smith sells the finest Key West cigars
In the market. for %, 3 for %, 2 for
Is aud straight for 1O cents made from
the finest selection of Havana leaf AL
the Club de Yate Factory, Key West
Fiorida. Call at S2l Market street direct
" opposite the Opera House. sep.22 o..
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
Electricity is Ni'ai''
When properly admini''efe''
All. stevens. MI

All. stevens. M
The Oldest and well known ELhs M
CIAN OF PHILADELfhlh,w a, ~ on n III
cial invitation OF his Wiiinlnsnd ond
and patrons has conclude W uses
DAY and THURS DAY OF ea.n n, mrre
the present, IN Wilmington, no. asa % al
benz a. himself but fol the pnl VII ~ se,t
beneriIting the afflicted oI Ih,a I'M dls
treating ard curing all c9aao, be
with Electricity only. .a ne u nstpg
PhjIadelphia ~ years or moiesh.,ngy
"A Specially, anu heen astou,tlifI@ 5 n,s iii ifI@
cessfnj In curing as manVo Vi Ms
here have testified. p.r
All without SHOCKS OF
BeinR an Entire New prlnclpf'
CHARGES REAsONABLE ~
Tc the respecla BILE cleanTly !, eel p0"s,sr1 ssr1
and int rnai diseases Uf females femlancs IN
rw' A lady always In at1enuas sas secx
~ .,n,ant nj Ladies. he me- Uu
.,oas,nt parlors NJ the Clayp,s
pWleas,sams plW,s, ane. hns,neas Monday, seP~n'
sep2-lneod TSTA
DDRLIC SALE OF REAL E.n's A mi
,ecutors' sale ol Naiu"
Brandywine Hundred. u,vsn TO US lnI
5u "; r,ne of the power given " decesl
wiii of Francis Petildeina,,,,Ih.lIic ,,hlic auci(
We will expose TO sale III p''
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, ,o,l
Tho % Dav of October, A. d. ls1|
at . O'Clock, p. m. all that at ya,s1Saad 'd1ea sad
containing about , in Brandy
acres OF land sltua'eu e,,nty mi aud slst1'
Tundre /, New Castle coudIs y, i,es of the =
nelawsre, within three hran u, leading q
of Wilmington, on the Innckland ,oJq'
~ ,he cnncord turnpike TO ito'Ade ', de Memo
sIe ~ hy Lands OF Z. !, Dq ron,, ns Tnos. II
90 "a ~ Abraham HusoannSSr nnorrls wis
a. = nds Ms Re, jlmln Halet, NsJ1i,rIing =,
Daen,1s. po =, ,lson and Hueh ss,nne dwell
wr,,adh VIII dha,idings consist OF y oo"tbuiltI
house. e.sIone enssIuraily goo ana ,and ~ is
state OF cultivatiol, ~" ""ood school III
waiered. There Is ,sa cburches ol III
neigh borhOod. ana aisT ! ~ ~ properly. "a,
nominations are near ", ~ Zee see The rropp1
20 auy u ALI on Francis Pela!dm eland made sno
y LAY; ;ses Terms easy aami,es,
TINA OF sale on the p,NaiE,
AZ tini9 tinTnS ~ PETITDEM EMAS,N,sMhN NGE,.
TRA NCIS PETlI. EAeculO
w Fmdd Fs,,dham 9 Son, auc,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
yeeal stechs and bonds.
wllsalugs~u Markets.

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept 70 is1s.
Quotations NJ the Brandy v Inc N Ills for
Flour and Drain, furnished by W. q.
Peunypacke h Co Corrected lbniiy.
Best rstent Process flOur.... 1OOa s0t
ChOice Family. B0Oa 20
Rupernne FlOnp. 4 GOA o.
Prime new Wheai.. l2O
New UOrn.. ..... 81
BrAn Der tvn. t6W
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
HEALl) & co.
RANK ERS 4 BlsOK EesS.
CLAYTON HOUSE. .wILnINaror. DEL
Financial u,sd Com - evrtas.

WILMINoroN. DEL, sept. ~ u y.
.Lltea ntook quotations. Iurn.shSd .
heald = Co. Clayton House nuioin
Wflis int ton. Del. ~ IL N. to-day
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

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National Republican., 1879-10-01

for the Constitution aud the laws, under n
threat to wipe all the war measures from
the statute-book through violence, intimi-
dation, outrage and murder for opinions
sake, or through any other of the methods
and agencies that have been adopted by the
South to divide and ALLEVIATE the feelings of
the American people residing in the differ
ent sections Of our common country,
will be confronted and condemned
by the GRANT men, until all sections and
all peoples of the American Republic shall
unite in respecting the Constitution and
the equal rights of every citizen, be he a
resident north or south of the line that di-
vided under an attempt to break the Union
and pull down the Government We can
say to our Virginia cotemporary, who seems
sometimes almost persuaded to be n Repub-
lican, that the only cement that can ever
unite this country in feeling and fellow
ship must be furnished by the South. 1t
must come through becoming respect for
the laws of the land, and just regard for
the principles of equality and justice. This
restored in good faith, aud we will have one
people bound together in the bonds of
unity, peace and mutual respect. Then we
shall have q prosperous and happy Nation,
and not until then. The remedy is easy il
Southern perverseness will allow and aid
its application.
National Republican., 1879-10-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

WENDELL PHILLIPS has been scolding again.
THERE is TO be II woman's congress in Wisconsin,
II is said that ex-speaker Grow docs not wish TO
60 abroad.
SENATOR MCDONALD Is having very cool recep-
ton IN Ohio.
AT San Antonio Senator Maxey sneered at the
GreenbackeTs.
SAN Cox says he has lust AS good right TO be in.
dependent as the World.
BosroE registers S9,7O7 voters this year. This is
about the usual numbe1.
NEXT 70 Ohio President Hayes no doubt thinks
Kansas the banner State.
BEN BUTLER is prowling about the West. looking
for some more nominations
THE PTohibitlonist candidate for Governor OF
Massachusetts, is a Baptist clergyman.
IT is said that Buterwlll make only two speeches
during the canvass In Massachusetts,.
THgRE is u distinct prejudice growing In tho
North against emigrating 10 the South 70 build up