The Russellville Democrat., 1879-11-20

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 --DEAgH oF W D- BA9eHEf---9,n sasi sunday g weeh Ago, Ms5or W U BiseAer breafhed l.ls sasl- Tbere arg 5e. Deu in ArkaBsss noss ex 1ensively and so fayorGbsg knoEE He vas s man of isauaBstaOie eBes gr aud E,erse teresee As a business aaan, especially &e z newspaper pa0 lisber, be had sew eupef8ors. He stood nigh also ip tlse estimation of al who knew him ea account of las social qualities. Gn tle masonic brotherhood be had ataainea Aigb rank. Ills loss wii3 eEeats : goia wl.iei wiil be ksenly feit Gn aBefia- es plsee in to-eiag'7e papef se Fepro aasee tise memorial remarks of ssse Little Rock Democrat upaa his death.
 --J.bere afe p4epay of good, sound Democrats in she South who would nos voge fgF Mr. Tllaen under ang eircuiastanees--s ea. eTen were be BoBinaGs1 Dy forty conventions We want 6 mar Dext fizBe that has the grit to say to the Republicans. T fate been lawfully and fafgis elected, and ] will De inaugnrased. aud we believe Gen. HaneOek is tbe laan.--ArilaBsas City Journal
 All we hage lo say to fhis ie tlat tue sooner the Democratic party gets rid Of all such Democrats the Letser. We wouldn't | gise a cont mental dime for such democracy, and sneh staff as is contained in the Journals 6 second proposition is worse than nonsense. How mach better of would the country have been io dsr. financially morally and eFefy other way f Mr. Tilden had plunged the people into another revolution to get the seat to winch ,he was nndoubs esiiy eieeted>. Worse beE thou sand times than sue nsw is, and Doae would have been speeeier to condemn hiIn, perhape than those wilo are nov trying so hard to mus ter up something against him
 "A big feather fof DaFiaDelle mer ] eaanbs is, that more O. lees cotton eomes over every week and some nearly every day from Pope county to our town, is bought b our merchants aud hauled back across the river for shiPnenL--ln dependent Arkansian.
 When the fact is taken into con sideration, taat quantity of cotton grown ln Pope county right along the river, is much nearer 10 Daraa- nelle than to Russellrille, aud laai tune is money bo the farmers at this season Of the year we can't see where the crow about tue ''Dig feath CT comes in. When the farmer is in 6 Jig hurry to get the money for bale of cotton 70 pay of; plekers, he mar kets it al the nearest town- This explains Pope county cotton going to Dardanelie. Now if Dar6anelle could brag Of Pope county cotton be- ing hauled right through RussellFilie aud marketed at Dardanelie, as we eau boast of Yell county cotton being hauled right through Dardanelle and sold here and tue wagoHs loaded with goods purchased from our uer- chants, there might be some room to talk about big feathers. But as it is, the ''big feathers" are ali in Russell ! yille's cap.
 ~-The question IS TOW presezted