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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
T RN N E w s.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL 70 a EUREKA DAILY sExTrSEL-
Washington War News.
Secretary Schurz Issues Orders.
SPECIAL AGENTS TO BE SENT TO
THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
Chief Ouray showing Friendship
for the whites.
Secretary schurz Issues Orders.
wAsHrxerox. october -.

WASHINGTON, October Is.
Secretary Schurz Immediately upon re-
ceiving . dispatch stating hat the hostile
Utes had retired through the influence Of
Ouray, called at the War Department and
Consulted with General Sherman on the
subject. The latter at once sent the fol-
lowing telegram to General Sheridan !:
The Secretary Of the Interior has this
morning called with 3 dispatch conveying
a proposition for peace. which Is commnni-
Gated for your own information and which
should go for what il is worth to Generals
Crock aad Merritt. Tbs latter on the spot
can tell il the hostiles have ceased fighting.
General Merritt should go on at any event
70 the Agency to ascertain the actual condl-
ton Of facts. All Indians who oppose or
resist must be cleared out Of the way. II
they surrender their arms and ponies they
shall be held as prisoners to be disposed Of
under superior orders. The Secretary Of
the Interior viii send . special agen: At
onee to Ouray, who il believed TO be hon.
est and our friend He may prevent the
southern U,es from being involved and the
Interior Department can befriend him az
terward by showing favor to some OF his
special friends. But the murderers of the
Agent and the employees I be punished,
as also those who fought and killed Major
Thornburgh and his men. Signed. ".
T. Sherman. General.
In reply to a telegram from Indian Agent
Stanley, at the Los Pinos Agency, the Sec
rotary Of the Interior sent the fOlloslns:
Tell Ouray that his efforts are highly ap
preciated by the Government In view OF
the attack made upon the troops, and the
massacre Of the Agent and employees. the
troops will have 10 proceed to the White
River Agency. OGray should endeavor TO
prevent any resistance to this movement.
The troops are nov in great force, and re-
sistance would result only in great disaster
TO the Indians. The hostiles will have TO
surrender and throw themselves upon the
mercy Of the Government. The guilty
parties must be identified aud delivered up.
We shall see that no injustice is done any
one. Peaceable Indians will be protected
Ouray's recommendations for mercy in in
dividual cases will be respected, IS far as
the general interest will permit. Special
Agents are being dispatched 70 Los Pinos
with further instructions.
fSigned): ScHrgZ, Secretary.
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Merriffs Posifion-General
Pope Compliments Capt. Dodge

RAwLIys, October 10.
Rumors are current here, and are au-
thenticated by information obtained direct
from General Merritt's command. through
a citizen named Duffy, who left the COM
mand on Thursday morning, that ever since
General Merritt reached captain Payne's
camp he has been fighting the Indians.
The savages seemed determined to keep the
troops from reaching the Agency, and have
fortified themselves IN a commanding po-
sition. They have constructed 3 line Of
Notifications out Of rocks, and are con-
~tinually st work Strengthening their posi-
ton, and to dislodge them will require an
additional force. Colonel Bracket. Of the
Third Cavalry, with a detachment OF six
companies Of cavalry and two Of infantry,
left for the front to-day. Horses to re-
mount the d~ismounted men Of Captain
Psyne's command were sent forward yes
terday.
LxAvKswoEIH, KS, October 10.
Generk Pope, Commander Of the De-
partment Of the MISSOURI. on Saturday is
sued . general order highly complimentary
TO Captain r. s. Dodge. Of the Ninth Cav
airy. The order runs: THE Department
Commander takes peculiar pleasure in ex-
ercising his privilege thus publicly and
formally to express his high appreciation
and hearty COMMUNICATION OF the gallantry
and soldierly conduct Of Capt. r. s. Dodge.
Of the Ninth Cavalry, and the officers and
men Of his company. in forcing a junction
with the forces under Captain Payne, OF the
Fifth Cavalry. which we're ~beleaguered by
hostile Indians. The report in which this
result Is announced Is written with the
severest brevity, and shows that Captain
Dodge, in addition to his other qualities.
possesses that perfect modesty which should
alwAys characterize the true soldier. His
conduc. Is held up for the emulation Of
officers in this department., and will be
duly brought to the notice and considers
ton Of the Government"
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RAwLIxs. Wyo. Ter, Oct. 10.
Lieutenants Burke and Schuyler arrived
here this morning, and, at last. IN anthem
tic report Is had Of the doings Of General
Merritt and his command since their
march to the front. On the afternoon Of
the day on which he reached Captain
Payne's camp he had a fight with theIndi-
ans. He had to move camp about a mile
from Payne's old position that night. on
account Of the fearful stench created by
the dead animals. Merritt moved upon
the agency and reached there Saturday.
The Indians are retreating southwark. and
it is expected that in small bands they will
drop into the various Ute agencies, and
thus covering themselves up it will never
be known who were the warriors that
opened the battle on T~hornburg. The dis
mounted companies and wounded viii be
here in seven days.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Cottage to Rent.
Furnished Rooms for Rent.

A PARLon AND A BEDROOM WILL BE
"A rented On suite. Also > st- yle bedroom.
The rooms srs slI nicely furnished, with .
piano In the pssior. and will be rented 81 rsss.
MIS-. O. soHwAxH,
ss9o-im Mob Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
WE ARE CARRYING NOT LESS THAN
100000 WORTH OF GOODS,

And 1T IL al be sold here, as W do no, intend to pay frigh on goods TO send back. bur
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT CANNOT BIZ ExcELLED IN THE WORLD We do
ntndt to fail Neither nave we Commissioned Drunmers as reported A II we wshn u.
convince the people Of Eureka that they can save money ~ calling on u.s. as on account
the vstA Amount n goods we purchase we can buy them Fifty per cent les. s mn u.
take a look at our store md examine our immense stock bsfors going elsewhere, -
We stand alone, and defy the world o sell cheaper and better stock
than can b Q bought It the
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Turing THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES
IL ut the Cemetery on Thursday last. some
person made an exchange Of Q hat with w. p.
Hasksll's undertaken. which he will be pleased
10 have returned to the store.
Eussha. October 10. 1879. ecl1.tt
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NEW YORK, October ID.
The Times Washington special SAYS /:
Letters received from Ohio at the Republi-
can Head Quarters here expresses the full
est confidence in the election OF Foster. A
note received from Secretary Sherman
states that all indications point to a good
majority for Foster and give fair promise
Of q Republican majority in the Legisla-
ture. The Republicans are sanguine OF OBJ
tanning $4,000 majority. The Tribune's
staff correspondent in Ohio writes that a
Republican victory is beyond the range OF
reasonable doubt. Harlow p. Lloyd. q
lawyer Of Cincinnati, states his belief that
Foster will have 10000 majority.
The Yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS, October IS.
Twelve cases Of fever were reported on
Saturday. making a total OF IA for the
week. The total Number OF cases up to
Saturday was l.42l, and the whole number
Of deaths AIS. Seven new cases were re-
ported yesterday and six deaths.
Help. or We Sink.
WASHINGTON, October IS.
A large number Of Ohio clerks in the
departments left on Saturday night to vote
in Ohio tomorrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington War News.

SPECIAL TO THE EUnExA DAILY SENTINEL.
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BY THIS Be IT UNDERSTOOD
CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
ETC., ETC., Etc.,

At a sure saving. Of Four Dollars o IA every Ten Dollars worth of Goods
purchased from Il.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

NEW TO-DAY.
, 1879-03-03

Tho question Of m extrn session Is now' no
nearer settlement, 40 far rs tire chances
can bo correctly estimatod, than It WAS n
week ngo. It turns now, ~ 1t 1nanifestly
turned thou, upon that c1auae in the r,cgia-
lativo Appropriation bill whicl, tho Domo-
crns4 taclsc.l MI III or,ier TO forco the ropcal
Of tho law giving tho Federal Government
tho power Of supervision over elections Of
Congressman. If tho Republicans can DO
forced into concotling this repeal, tho
Democrats win consent 10 pass tho
other appropriation bills yet pend
ing; Ii Tho Republicans stand firm
iii their determination not to permit tho
sweeping away Of tho only protection tho
law affords to FREQ ballot, and tho only
guarantee Of fair and honest elections, tho
Democrats will rcf,,ae all other appropria-
tions. At this writing no man ca,a tell
which sido will ylola, tbs weight Of proba-
bility being tint the deadlock will be abso-
fnte and unbroken on the rartisau rider to
tho Legislative bill, and that tie Forty fifth
Congress will expire Al noon tomorrow with
many Of the nocessitio9 Of tho Government
unpEpyided for.
, 1879-03-03

sighted and foolish 10 prcpoaicrous degree,
and wholly nnlike tho Chinese reputation for
Rhrowtlncss, tu. retalia,o by btca1siug tho
trcnty on ncccunt Of American police rcgtt-
lation nntt cxpolling Tho ECO Americans now
Ill tint Empire; for tile Chinese Govor,,-
mont could only tnkc snc1 aotion III Tho cer-
tninty TINT tho United Stntes would order
tho expulsion Of tho 136. QpO a1ongolsans in
this country, md lilo CclcRtials would llavo
decidedly tho worst Of Tho icr tdiiaais. AZ
to tho American tra.1o. tho Krcnt bulk Of It
In now tranaactctl with tho lrilish free port
Of Hong Kong, aust II would not Lc pcrccI-
tibly injured oyen IT tin Chinese Govern
tnent were insano enough to adopt MT ex.
trema policy Of retaliation for our limiting
wholesale expectation Of CooIie pa,1pcrs.
Tho most unsatisfactory fcnturc Of tho
voto.messagc, howover, is the failure on tho
part Of the President TO give any assurance
that he will proceed tu procure by diplomatic
movement tho onds sought by Legislation,
nn.1 doteatcd by hts Intervention Of tho veto
power. It Ii trno that tlcra Is MI intimatiou
that soma effort will DO made in tl,is dircc-
tion, but thoro Is no outspoken promise Of
vigorous md determined ,neaaurcs, and we
fear that Arr. EyAnrs' policy will be loo allow
md timid In this a. 1t has been in some other
important diplomatic mntters,-notably the
swint,ling, overrcaching Halifax award.
Nevertheless, tho veto il sustained By tho
message IN objccting rather to tho form than
to tho substance of Tho Anti-Ohincso bill!
mud 1t il evident frcna this Wow Of tho caSe
, 1879-03-03

Ihc bitter hostility OT the Confederate
representatives. to Tho National Government
lsas noyer been moro wildly shown tllnn In
llicir rejection at tho mid OF that Govern
,aent to protect tlioir section from tho ray.
ngos Of yellow fnyor. 1t waY not only m it,
slit to tho Hovar1lnont but to tho euliro
Northern pcoplc; and 1t was equally mn i'll
humanity 10 tho thousands in tlso South
who wcrc nlatls willows Nlnl orphans by The
fcarful seoHrgo Int summer. During tho
progress Of TINT fenrful epidemic VIZ to not
remember Tint tlie Southern people objected
to roqeIslng TIM food, lnetlicipes, stores, and
supplies af all kinds tho Government aont to
New Oslsnns und other snIitteu cities. On
lhe other hant, they nppenled earnestly ansl
imporsuuatcly for mora Federal help, null now
their representatives turn round mud snlite
the harl tint s,lecorctl tl,om, just M two
summers ago cersain Democratic Governors
shr!ckct loudly for t4e help Of tho ryg,,lar
nrn'y, wllcn raging ,nobB wero threatening
lifs nnsl destroying properly, md when thu
danger WIS over turned round ant! abused tho
army Tint hal Havcd t'.o,u, aud sought to
destroy It. The rejection Of tho Feycr.Quar-
antino bill wns equally MI insult to tho people
Of tho North, WHO, with generosity 1upar,
alole,l III with tho ,yarn,cst ay,ppatAy, foruot
I'LL sectional fouliug aud remembered only
tint their stroriug aontl,oru brethren ypro
fcllow.citizens Of tho Bauo Government,
Thoy did not regard then, NJ citixess OF tho
"soyerqigutie; Of I.oujsiaua, or S{IssjssIm,i,
or To.,,lcssye, but 10 .Amcrioaus aud ti!elr
contributions took tlo forun Of national
Lel,cfccuo,. Tl,cy did not asl; to what city
or wllnt Stato tley hclongctl, 1t yaa
enough fur. them to know TINT they
, 1879-03-03

FSI. 1OuSl!Et4 "aa h01OtntGu F&C6uET M FIG
~ Il Msfo4 H. sna w.s s'tY . afss s
tfsa Il Il oy t. aee'nssa ess
Ar will bs soon by reference to tho table,
the Southern Statos, through tho well-known
"solid process, efrectcd by violence, ter
rorisr,, anil ballot-box stui'lng, secured Leg
is1atnrcs TINT hayo sent in cncl instance bull.
dozors to tho sonnto in place of carpet
bnggors." We can, therefore, look for rory
little Improvement from TINT quarlor. Tho
now Democratic Senator FROM California,
who replaces SARGENT (sep.), is tho most
prominent railroad lawyer in tho State. mud
described "as sharp partisan organizer and
nnchinc politician" Connecticut il fortu.
1lato III tho exchange sl,o las 1nnlo for BA1.-
MUM, who has been principally notod for tlis
reckless use os his wealth aud bis consric.l-
Gus absence from lis scat in tho Sonate. Iu
Louisiana thoro ia no political change, bnt
Tho State gotB M abler znao. Missouri places
VEST, m ultra Bourbon Brigadior who fought
ogailtst the Union, in the ptaoo Of Su1g1DH,
tho victorian Union officer who Inns always
fought for it, md carries the acars
of tho honorable wounds ho has re-
cciycd in Its defense. North Onrolinn,
in exchanging A1Enn1MoS for VANCE,, OK
changes ono Bourbon politician for another,
but SECURES snlnrtor fnRu. Ohio tlrops a
very eccentric but eble Republican nml
takos !" Goutlcman 0EonuE," who will Offset
CosKr1so in poliah md bounty Of ronocr,
but is no improvement npou MAErnEwa in
actual ability. WISCONSIN drops HowE,
worry solid man, md takcs CARPENTER, a very
brilliant one. W!,ethcr aEo has gained any,
thiug in swapping aolitlity for brlllianoy re-
1nafna to DO Bsap. Soutl, Carolina exchanges
middling-fair kind Of carpct-bagger for
WADE HAMPTON, who il very we'll known-
for eon,o things not very much to his credit,
0corsla, 1ntlana, Iowa. Kansas, Nevada.
New York, Pennsylvania, and Vermont
1nake no changes of lncn, and Illinois mona
III lolitirs. New HamIHhira has YET 10 elect,
mi ~iil r'''t''ir' r"".rn W,n..,"s. Re-
tmhlj"ha. A. j.. -hnl., ~nii+ w dn M, link
tar anuch i,Arro~anepL irom ,}a South. III.
Senate will be sonlowhat tne gamer ia intel
1lgenco and ability BY its infusion Of frcah
blood
, 1879-03-03

T4S report l'rcpnresl ly the Chairman of
tho 1fouso ConImltseu on AInter!al for t9.o
Democratic Campaign in 1ss1, uni wlirh
has rfcetyc4 tho SANCTION o. tl.u uemocrntie
mon1berp Of fhu COMMITTEE, IL not Ut IL chr.
actcr 10 surprise Republicans Or .liSuppoint
Democrats. It is emipeptly rorrEr.iHh-
jnst the liud of II report to he expected Of
tue mon WHO moved lilo resolution ,so.
vlding for tho appointment Of thu Commits
tee. anl who tlany refused 10 permit it,a
addition Of OIL amendment by wLioll tho
investigation Should include alleged frauds
lcrpctrAtcsl by tl1e Democrats IN connection
with tl.e Electoral contest of 1870. II IL nec-
e4sary for 1'urrEls's purposes to ugsl,1uo TINT
ItLurS carried F.or|da nl.J I.ouisiala, anl
Upon this assumption tho sntiru cppp4igu
document i las4d. Dir. porrEu Inns imen
enguged to "4pller" Frnud! et tho top Of
>ais soicc, and 10 fulHlis tho coutraot in lis
feVerI. flo had not yet reached tAe cipher
, 1879-03-03

The Sennta adlel nearly -. Opp. .H0sl 10 lie
total Of ttla River MD liarlyor bill m 1t ca,ue
from tllp 1touse, l.nking the present to,nl
about $Fa,o0O.tf)U. Tilrro was noboly ,d~I.o
had Tho naryo 10 rlse In Ills srat mil litly ,,c.
nonuea tlts 1nolss.rous aggregation Of job,
aud it is fair to presume .>iut 1t would il,vo
1,latla no difference II aomcl,oly Ind called
tlings by their right nalusS. Every Senator
who could think Of II greek wl.rru tlls h1,e1ul-
ING Of p few tIonsa,nls Of ,lol)ara at Goycyn-
mont 'noucy wnthl tend to ,nnlu lin
so!id with tho ntives ca,no forwaul will.
Ills little alnuus!Mlent. Tile trons.l,ruuky
oil Tie top NJ the Allegheny Mountains canu
in fora rlara of ths fa1nl tim thu i'm.
proyeuept Of unyigation," a,ul streams
Which Ut high-watcr ssaga world scnroely
float fence-l'ost wers Incorporated N .l,u
bill ~ shnters III tho general distribution Of
prizes. The on'y person iu Tho selatu who
ltpt Ills oars oprn a'ml l,is faculties tn tue
alert while tllu River au.l llarbor at,oni.la-
ton wna i'l rycccss of Preparation was
sfnatnr Ensusns, w|1oss sareas1n fpll M
f!eoly or indifferent e4rs, md went fur
nothing.
, 1879-03-03

Tho Chinese must stay.
country papcrs.
Mr.. Angel will lie old enough 10 know
better whrn In Eats anf.
Mr.. Angel smiled almost ms continuously
ap the authur Of tlle Southern ro!try.
California thiuls that Desny Kcarncy;
wUHi1 tlavc bcc1, hctter man In ltayvs' place,
Aliss F,Inniu llersou, Histcr of lose 1Iursee,
Will sonu 11iake her .lebut In f.ondoM an q concert
a.ngcr.
Tho report that Henry War1 1leeol,cr IL
n,out 10 wrlto nm hufoLfngtanhy II donusl. NohuIy
e>u car do tt.
Saturday way gool tiny for tho race, Wo
alnlo IN tho GItnc1s rare.
II California sccetlos, what will become Of
resumption and 'o,a S,,rrn1anY
Denny kenru"y III Inycnting nsw sot of
eplIhetA I" apnly to rrassirn. IIuyc*
Tho Nebraska Legislature is Tho best in
tl,u cunulry. Fur instance, 1t adjourned In lpss
tlIan s!x weeks.
l}arou Albert Grant, Win faIla.l III London
for Sl0, 0po, ool. ls.sten lauFltar* WHICH leascaa
mfIliun for eatsl.
An Etsltorn paper saya; "trlo Empress
Of razA ls proscntei the Empress Of In.iia will,
spidrr'woh dEoss." Tiata tuu liln.
An cxcnngo RayH thnt Senator Davis In
aatydo Ut tho fence. VIZ tr,st stE paris will he
willing Ia nay tho owncs u tla frnce for ra1,alrs.
Edward KinIl'ali Is still rntsiug church
dchss. l!o raised church ut Lynn, s1naa., nut Of
difficulty amounting 10 S41. 0.'0 thn nthcr day
II Gatawayo llas read THR Tnlnuxs liz III
awnre tllat rslncc Enrolcon Ia after him, and he
vii! accordingly lido himself ~ Ais deopcat Jun.
slct.
Several young nlen, w0 loarn, nye willing
10 lt cactl sr. UIara I.uuise Keiloyn. They must
10 calleGe.a .atn.enss npd consequently nse,l to
lighting. :
VLo ltcv. Joseph Cook sl,onlts of boy
who cln,ls trre'to kfoal Mppla.. Such had t,oys
undoubtedly grow IN to tcuu,u preachers aud steal
1frturrs.
II AIr. postar hna 1,o r4a for tElore ciphura,
llu might scnA tlcnf to tIla IT. Louis Directory
man, wiso will pu' them wheFe they will do s',e
n!qst good.
One Of tip ,paanest imlignjtlos nut upon
Mr. ANGEL waa giving him a really -1nasts vuit Ut
eluhca, httoa,l u taktnE Ills n,ca.uru uu4 ,aasng
him suit to Ustler.
YiotoHin Woo1hrll II saiil to tavo hccomo
Eun'lAy. .kcloal tcacdcr In T.qu.'an. II this IL
true, w *utldrr to thiuk what hss Sunday sc!eol
scholars will grow up tn b..
4 celebrated usinsl,rcatler recently tricd
liS powers on tiou. La;an. lie failed; hut he I4s.
ILLUS Atnisctf On tAo gro,Itl tlat nnd toading pse.
supPo.ca tho cxistcncu VI u,tnE.
.Kalloelt'a san Frpucisco congregation
thuks that tho Anti. Chinese bill wa5 n,earAre IN
lhu intescst ut civilization. II hts consru..llIun
can ssanl Iailoch, It ought 10 he ahe tu stand tha
worst SORT Of Uhma,aen
ltnhi.ssteIu ii In preadop un.ler sFoatmont
by an ocai4t, being thrrateual with tutal hllnd.
ncs4 Hut his nct1Dry u Wonderful, and biz car
aud ioucl 10 accaraiv TINT eycn that misfortune,
ahonld aHppcn, will tuterfeso very slightly, po4.
sIbT my It all. With ifs p9;lfesma',re:.
, 1879-03-03

Secretary Si1KrstAH, in a letior wi,ct,
failod to arrive in tImo to ho RAID at tho
Columbus confcra'co Inst Thursday, forms,-
lated so,nc IF Ito party distinctions which
reeo,t events ansl developments hayo ,le-
fined, nntl wIicl. will n!ark t],n contest in
0hio this yoar. A,uo,,l. tl,o>c lie l,necs tho
right ri absolute Freedom Of speech upon ull
public qu.stiun,--n right dcnie,l III sovcra!
Southern S:atcs whenever t1la speaker
happens 10 tread MI Democratic corns; tl,o
protection Of uyLry so!cr II, tic right to DE-
laosst Lis ballot, assd tho protection Of tho
ba1lot-box from fransls md ou.ragcs designed
to tE,wHrt its tlscrces aud nvcrtusn i.s
s!proinacyi tla maintenance OF frao
schools, md thu honest discharge Of tho
'ation's obligations. Mr.. sltrnMaS regards
It ~ fortunate tint t]lcso tss,.cs nra nov NO
sleally dellned, md hns no doubt lint Ohio
is strongly Republican when thoroughly
canyashcd.
, 1879-03-03

Tho Hty. EpwAHp SULLIVAN, recently Of
this city, Anla Tho ro,l to Bisl,opric by
way Of his new Toronto parish tn bo M cx.
cced|ngly r,ugls Que to travel. Tile lentl-
lock III tl,e Dioccsan synoa tetwcon tho
High aud Low Church wings still continues,
with tho prospect TINT j! will ba found ,ln-
possible to nlako III election. mud The M
pointne'll Of f'isl.np will rest with the
Archbishop Of Canterbury. in Nhir1, a"oaa
tho Lo~.thnr.l' rc"r'. rr'samci': ~''I ""t
iul,,:h H.. ,sntsiva...
, 1879-03-03

whcn othors dod, North. 1Io min1stored to
tho Rlck mud dying, directed tho disposal OF
tho Northern contributions, encouraged
nursea and doctor. with his presence. whilo
his Confederate colleaguossought rofugein tho
Northern cfticr, md enjoyed tl.oir llosrita1i-
ty md immunity. II tho voto upon this bill
wore at,nlyzetl. NO fancy tho opposition to It
would l'o found to inctulo tho shirks mud
refugees who fled pnuic.strickon from thofr
"soTcreignties Into tho National part Of
tho Union.
For tho 1naiftonnncc Of this ni,aur.1 and
unconstitutional dogma Of .Sdvereignty
tho dcmagog,es Of lilo South have horcto-
foro exposed their section to war, rcstilcncc,
antl famine. Thoy hnvo SHIN tens Of t|,ott-
,gands Of their people oil the battla.t} t}cld, at,d
thousands moro In tho homes mud hospitals
Of postiloncc, and hnyo nlado tl,ouaon,ls Of
widows and children. Now onco moro they
invite the pcstilcnco, In tho uanao Of S:ato-
Sovereignty, to cntor their ports or riso out
Of their grnveynrds mid t1orastalo t1,ot,-
sands moro Of tfoir ho'nea. And they lsayo
done 1t knowing that, will, tlloir slifttess mud
incfflcicnt police, health, and quarantine
regulations, they cnnnot ctFnco tlle uuolcau-
lincss Of tlleir cities, canl1ot tlispoi tho
lniaamaa Of tloir awamps, bayo,ts, tlischcs,
and severn. cannot grapple with the pesti-
lonco, cannot prevent Introduction, cnnnot
provide for tho autTcring, cannot feed md
house Tho homeless. Whom noxt thoy coma to
the North for help, md tl,e1r suffering people
cry to tito Government forai.l, botl. tho people
and tho Goyornn,ont will reply with Tho sa,ns
nlacrity as thoy did Inst summer, for tho sako
Of suffering humanity md for tho Gnko Of tho
sick and dying mon, women, and Children
who oycn now are demanding Of thcso lama-
goguca tliat thoy shall give mp this ablorrent
dogma which has already devastated their
holmes over md over again, mud threatens to
plunge that whole section into poverty,
misery, disorder, md chnos ThcNorth will
agaih fly to thor MD, but 1t will bo likely, nil
tho eamc, to rotnind these tronchcrous Stntc-
Sovereignty dcmugoguea Of their infnmoua
con1hct whon they abused and insultcd tho
Government, and spit upon those who Ind
helped them before in The day Of their cala1n-
ity. The only roason those rnscnls havo
given for tl,oir opposition 10 tho Quarantine
bill was that ii would be an acknowledge
ment Of National Sovereignty 70 maintain
this tlcnInl they invito tho ravisitation Of The
poasilo.lac. When will tho Southern people
get their eyes Open to the real character Of
their political leaders?
, 1879-03-03

Ex-senator RAMSEY Is wrll OF financially;
and. It l,o should bu tnatlo Aflnistcr to Berlin,
he would not get involved Il. poor TAYLOR.
Beside, llu would haro tm much scnac TO wrltu
ht'slc fnr incrcasc Of sa!ary, us the ornamental
NEtsl[ lid,