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, 1879-08-08
TENNESSEE STATE DEBT,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Auv. 7.-Thcro was
lignt yotc ali over this State In tho election to-
day Oh the proposition to compromise thu State
debt at TO cents. with per ccnt interest. Prob
ably not half IN average vote was pollcd,
Mcagre returns from West Tennessee, inc!ud-
lux tllu Nashville aud Memphis d!strtcts, chow
q maturity against tho proposed settlement
Of aa5,U0. Davidson County. with Nusll-
villa null Elx(lclu And twelve
civil districts, give lluu majority for acceptance.
Unless East TcuutsseB gives large majority
for acceptance, Tie 1ultrsilluus are lhe PROPOSE
caullot uoativeIy l,o kuuwn till tu.taorrow. Tbs
C,ty Of kuoxyIlle gtyes O00 majority for IT.
ccptanre.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 7.-Vcry little interest was
n,allltested today III the votu On the coInpro-
misc ol tbs Stute de1t. The total vote OF tile
city was 1,2249. MajveIty for acceptance, US.
, 1879-08-08
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.


WAsulaoToN. u. e., Aug. 7.-Tiic Richmond
Di4palch, Democratic organ Of the more con-.
ecrsatiyu tyue, In commenting editortatly upon
tlIc Yuxoo Cuunty Outrage, bus no word of con-
domination fur The nets of the butoozers, but
ceusurrs tie Northern Republican pryss for
n,ukllg Use VI thetn III political text. 1t suys:
IL IN not surprising that Northern peUptc cannot
he krpt ny to tile fe*ez-heat u excitement nb,ut
The FcpUrcti wruM.t uf ArrcYns III tbr Gull, who
uRqucslton4Llr ure tut In any manner Impaired in
that ihLesc,'s1bte rleht to uany thln7s Including
complexion and ilstincts. What hava the S1ith.
en-, white Yeoaauty to to with thote u'aliers!
Following this remarkable soccmeh of English
is paragraph from the sasue artlcl-:
Tic fact II, penplt tM the Suuih Lave tho same
motives al,a lnaeanbe fvhA iu luxe care Vt tAele
Interests as thosu VI New England. an1 W. bck,n
to suspect that they vide awuKu nId AZ shn9p
sat1n3 care of tart arr thrlr H0st4rrn brrti-
rsl. to hpeak It hlEI0niuuslr. and VIC Eather think
that II tau.u Suflhrrn brethren " III luku cure VI
turir municipal nGAlrs. anu itAst the dear fricntta
u tic SttIl she HuuiuIest+l rixti to du ttlu nanc,
tut country Will ng just ~ safe, and 0fags aLd
right bc Just US fairly G,a,ntasneL.
, 1879-08-08
BY MAIL,


THE DEFICIENT HARVEST IN PNANCE AND AMIR
ICAN SUPPLIES Considered
Tic Jo,4ruu! tles Uetds hes long article from
the pen OF ppul Leroy -DeAulteu OIL the probable
do.lclrnt harvest 1n Fraure ul,! Its cflrct on te
economical condition OF tic COUNTY,. This
writer thinks, gays the american Ltqtstsr,
that, thauks to tho bountltul hnrycst nt-
most aasured lii the United Statcs, there Ia no
dnngcr Of high prices. ue ridicu1es ihe Frcaeh
ngrvultutIsts on their fcars Of foreign cutnpctl.
tlon which they go reccntly manifested. Hc
says, speaking Of tue United atates: 1--WE hive,
IN short, in that ynst country Eranhry Ut
abundance which frlghteus our ngricu!tur.sts,
but which treasures our consumcrs. We hope
that this yenr there wilt be 10 complaint thAt
America has bcon discovered aud that stcaal-
boats have beeo Invented, Without America
aud without tho STEAMBOATS, the poputa-
ton Ut France would Aayo to fast."
Abiding to tile recept motion OF u.
Estnncellu ln the French Parliament to rafsa Tho
dutles Oh foreign corn 10 81. Der gulnta!, III.
LsEoy-beaulieu insists that, had the proposition
been carried through the Chambers, 1t would
have had u have been withdrawn for " fear vi
starving tbs country" The writer estimates
that, aupposipg the price Of wheat to remain at
per sctS!itrs 5! @ Err Esanee VI 4sSs XII to e1peCd
purchase OF foreign wheat. Lie does not think
lhut such prospect ought ~ alarm thu coun-
tsy, nor does la thiuk tllut there will
ba drain Of gold from France IL cur
sequence ut the bad harvest. liz points out
that wheat supplies may be expected not only
trou. Amortca, but also from Russla ansl Aus
trla-tlungafy, that largo portion Of LlH public
debt Of tle last two uauet countries IL held tn
France, aud that, a. 10 America, it, citixrus an
nualty spend Tast sums ot money Ia Ftance !;
therefore, he concludes that the wheat Will DO
paid for, e!thsr by tle coupons Of Tie foreign
dehts hal4 in France. Or by thu personal
expenditure OF foreigners thsmsetves.
Wheat cultivation Ia NOW spread Ufer
surh vast territories on the American couti-
inent, over such an tmnenso tract OF virgin soil
lu Southern Kussia, the me2ns OF tfsnspoFt arc
so great, 70 rapid, and easily obtalnx6ls, thur
any thug like 9 great advance tn t4s prlcs OF
cereals is not 10 be anticipated. With regard to
auy anticipated dpuutluu III The wusith Of
France, consequent uu thu purchase OF lusetxn
wheat, tt may xa!ely be assumed that aat!ul.
which tsaus{u5rud hye millards 10 ucelnany
Without compensation Will not b. tpuch i,npoY-
s1isksd BY tie payment Of G2!5 0oo A0 irsucs loF
, 1879-08-08
MUTUAL INSURANCE.


tND1ANAroL.s. lnd., Aug. 1.-The MasonIs
3lutual Benefit Society met In annual session
to-day. The teuth report for the year ending
July 81 showa a,3G3 members in thu fr1t llvi-
siou anu 10 tn thu second division.
There have been paid since organization
sl,Sl7,99a. During the yeas benefits have been
paid to the amount elGQ,75a Receipts bare
been $tG8, $50. and disbursements 31U,0o0 In
excess. Tie cost Of iasurauce Averages from
ell.b5 per St,OW In ths lEst class. ~ ~ 10 IN
lAo fourth class.
Thu Masouic Mutual Benent Association elect
ID the following Directors this syeuLuE: 4. y.
Lynch, y. w. Itess, I. Z. Huptulu, u,ld II. u.
Laucastes. Tie rato par death. wAs raised -
foiloH$: Ftrst-luss, II; sccout, $L1o; thFa.
Bl.15; fourth, $l.1u. 1t WA yutel - EecstFo
10 one over 6G years of agu. AMu u open tbu
Boctety ~ alt Muster u 4aouA Without As asA4s.
, 1879-08-08
GREAT BRITAIN.
TG0L PROPOSED,

IGuls HHttO9En
LONDON, Aug. Title proposat Of President
Chidcrs Of tho Great Western Hallway Of Can
ada, to the Grand Trunk Railway Ia. that al!
competitive traffic bu pooled, and any question
arising in respect to an agreement to bo settled
by arbitration, the arrangement to remain in
force twcnty-onc years.
sGoTcH MINES =
lanarkshtre {Scot[andD cofterics work ouly
four days week. This arrangement causes the
first adyanco in coal In thrcu ycars.
LONDON, Aug 7-Lorratn & Co.. merchants
Of London mud tho East 1ndies, have fa.lud.
Liabilities G42, ,0N.
BILyKH.
The entire absence OF the demand for oliver
for the East Is 10 so1ne extent ACCOUNTED for by
tile continuous falling eT Of tlle exports VI cot
ton from India. In the year ending June, 1870,
only 0iU,G40 bnles were exported "a compared
With OH, ,4l3 bales exported iu 1878.
1KIEcTED.
LONDON, Aug. 7.-In the House OF Lords to-
night tho second reading OF tic Irish volun-
teer bin WAS rrjected.
DIED.
The Earl Of Fife Is dva1.
, 1879-08-08
NQlAH {sA8uA.


BERLIN, Aug. 7.-The latest proposals Of
Casdlual Nina, Papal Secretary OF BtsIe, do not
sattsfy Bismarck, who IL willing to amellorata
the operation Ut tho May laws, but not willing
to repeal them.
1AaiNu UP,
y LONDON, Aug. 7.-The Pott's Berlin corre-
spondent reports that tho Psusaiaa Government
has caused the summonses asusd to tho Cath.
ollie prlests by the secular courts to ba withheld
for time, The Government has also detor-
mined not to appoint priests to yacant l!rlugs
on it, own authority.
EXPLOSION,
LoApox, Aug. THE Standard's Bosl!n DIS
patch says thu boiler OF tie German eotvetta
Freya burst - thu veaacl WIS leaving u4txyia.
, 1879-08-08

THE TROUBLE WITH AH1ssiNtA.
ALEXANDRIA,. Aug. IA letter from Abys-
aIna states TINT tito treaty of peace betwucn
King John. Of Abyssinia, aud tho Khcdye Of
Egypt hns ucver been sirped by tue former.
The King Las ordered 15,000 mcn to take po-
sesatop Of various districts. Ths Egyptian gar
rsous cousIst vi 200 men ut htassawan and 2O0
ut aeauite, but Col. Gordon haa left Khartoun
With 1000 incu md twclsc cauuon for Hounltc.
THK OLD KHKplyY.
LONDON, Aug. 7.-rho new Khelive Of Egypt
has received telegram from tho Sultan Ut Tur-
kcy demanding that permission ba given to the
cx.Khedtyo to return to Egypt und restd, At
Alexandria or uulniutta. Thu British a,id French
Consuls-Geuera! advised tho Khedire to defer
bis reply unul they had consulted their doreEu-
mcnts.
NuDAn PAsHA.
LONDON, Aug. IA Times Paria dispatch
reports that Minister VaddiuEtoa has pseaent*
I'd declaration to Nubar Pas!'a Tint hc will 10
permitted 10 return to Egypt officially before
the end Of tho year.
, 1879-08-08
FOREIGN.
Cetywayo Pressed by His
Pursuers on All
Sides.
Ono Report Represents Him Ask
Ing Terms Of Sur >.
render.
Another Shows that Ho Has
Much Fight Left in
Him.
A Falling-0E of 0ne-Third in the
Indian Cotton Trade.
Hing Alfonso Seriously Injured In q
Carriage.A Accident.
England to Insist upon the Execution Of
Promised Turkish Reforms
A Fal1ing-0F of One-Third in the
Indian Cotton Trade.
King Alfonso Seriously Injured In q
Carriage. Accident.
England to Insist upon the Execution Of
Promised Turkish Reforms


AFRICA.
THE ZULU FRAGMENTS.
LONDON Aug. 7.-Aiy.rea from Cape Town
to thu Cd Of July say: Several Zulu Chiefs
have submitted to Sir Garnct Wolsclsy, at st.
Paul's. 1t is reported That be assured thcm
they will hcuccforth be governed and protected
by tho British Government.
Gen. Crea1ock und Coils. Wood And Buller
will return to England. Another detachment
Of marines has rc.cmbaskcd for home.
Il stroug forco Is to adyance On Uluud tmms-
dtatcly.
Gen. Wolscley having promised tho Chiefs
that ho would be there By the 10Th Of August,
detachment OF friendly natives aud irrcgulasa,
md, probably, also Gen. Newdieatcs column,
will adyanec simultaneously On Tho KIug's now
krnal.
1t ts represented that King Cctywayo has with
him force ol only 1000 men, md It ID believed
ho might be captured without difficulty.
The Premier OF the Government Of Capo,Col-
onY announced IN the Assembly that Sir Dartfe
Frere did not contemplate resicnng his Goy-
crnorshLn.
ar Garne. Wolsctcy has resolved to
OCCUPY uLuNp1
until pcacc Is fully established.
Troops press Cetynayo On all sides.
Gen. Wolscley's interview With tho coast
Chiefs was satisfactory, but tic latter cousid-
cred quiet impossible willis King Ccsynayo is at
large. The natlsos generally cannot understand
the retirement Of the British forces trom
Ulundi; hence Gen. Wolselcy will reoceupy It,
mud has summoned all tile Chiefs to meet HIN
there on the 10Th Of August to settle the ques-
tions relative to the future Of tho country.
Operations against King CetJ~ayo orc by IT.
regulars and friendly natives. Arrangements
arc making to break up tho First Division md
Cavalry Brigade and send tho mou home.
Ohan, has undertaken to capture Lis brother,
CetgmnJo.
CONFIDENCE REsronED.
LONDON, Aug. 7.-The Times correspondent
at Umvolosi River states that tho retreat Of tho
British from Uluudi has restored Catywayo's
confidence. It LIS reported that powerful
Chlet With 1000 men 1t with the King.
/ ABK1ao FOR TERMS.
| 4 dispatch to thu Daily Telegraph, dated Porl
I Duruford, July 20, reports that CstywAyo has
sent messengers to John Dunn asktng whal
terms will b given him II be- surrcndcrs now.
| TOO uAsTY.
| Special correspondents agree Ia condemntnl
cate SIr Haruet Woscley's TASTY action In send
Ing the troops home.
aiERKA LEGNE.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch to tho Dat,
Neus fron Sierra Leone dated July 23 reports
| renewed disturbances. The acarcles natives ar
making nrmcd resistance to tha Customs OIL
c!ais, Her Ma1csty's ship Dwarf has gone tt
| protect tho officers.
, 1879-08-08

HIHc38l Wk6datH 70 1df 3F4t'HE-
MENDOZA, ILL.,. AuT. 7.-Mr. William u. Ed
wards, l,elicr known IN this and adjoining co,ltl-
tics as Father Edwards, WIS this evening, while
on his war home, run into br dc'irerv wagon.
lie was Immediately taken to the office Of his
sou, Mr.. j. ". Edwards, vhan 1t WAS asccrtaEned
that he Ind received several severe wounds
about the head und face. Ms well a. fracture Of
soma Of tile bones in the left baud. url probably
other tcvera Injuries. Nr. Edwards Is u years
uf nge. nlti holds high position aiilng the
officers of liz. Grand Lodge OF Udd-FrlIoHs uf
tits State. Owing to Mr.. Edwards advanced
age, II Is feared that the scrcrtr VI The shovE tc
III. system nny be attended With seslnus co}lsc-
QueDcet,
, 1879-08-08
OLD SETTLERS.
Eueetat pt&kt4fch 10 3A8 T'tTAuNE,

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 7,-lhs eleventh
annual reunion OF the old scttlers Of Morgan
uud Cass couu.les to-day. uesr Little lndEau
Station, ou tlu Peklu, Peoria !: Jacksonville
Railroad, was grand success. Twelve thou
sand persons were present. Among tbs speak
era were ex-1oy. A. A. Glenn, Gen. Charles Z.
Ltpptucott, ito Rev. James F. Uitnmitt, And
otter we'll kaowu politicians aud preachers.
Tue exercises were held iu 6teycnson's uro7c.
, 1879-08-08

D4IrlAonE, Nd, Aug. 7.-lhe Democratic
Stats Convention uominase4 William I. llau,if-
ton, Of Washington County, for Governor; Z.
j. u. Gwiau far AttorneY.General; Thomas
j. Kratlug for Comptroller; 6psucsr Jones, Of
Montgomery, for Clerk Of the Court Of Ap-
peals.
Following arc among the resolutions adopted:
qhs obligations aud credit Of tho United States
eId VI Aasylaud. ous1t 10 Nv sacss4:y mAnt-.nsu.
, 1879-08-08
Bl-ME1AlISM,

WARRINGTON, p. C., Aug. I-oG!csal fnfor-
nation hl& been received ut the 8tatu Dcuart-
&uent Tint the German uoyernmeut II ioelined
to uodifY this positton lakcn ty 1t uRainst silver,
aud Il willing to dtssusa with tls United States
VI 4 bkLlst2liie Stauuagt,
, 1879-08-08
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.


GALrspuRo. ILL.,, Aug. 7.-Hnrlcy T. Sumner,
au old member Of tho police force, died ut M
early hour this morning from an overdose Of
morphine administered BY himself. Lie WIS
greatly afflicted With esysipcIus, md took NOR.
pl.lnc 10 rclIcvu the paIn. unfortunately taking
too much.
, 1879-08-08

6pEt{U1
AuRoHA. ILL.,, Aug. 7.--t1cosEo Merriam. a
boy II years old, had purchased four revovers
at gun-storc within few days. One hc had
sccre.ea In sized ON the premises Of Il J. lloyt,
OIL New Yoru street. Charley Pull and Louis
lloy., boys ii years old, privy. to tho hiding,
were examining the pistol to-day when It dis
charged, killing instantly Chnrlio, SOL of John
P. Pull.
, 1879-08-08

LONDON, AUG. 7.-AWordng to atlviccs from
Copenhagen. tho announcement thut Nordcns-
kiold's Arctic expedition hs passed Behring's
Strata was premature. a letter from Nor,1rns.
kJold, dated In February, ut The entrance Of the
Straits, saya: ~ hops to be FREQ from fec lu
June,N
, 1879-08-08
SPAIN.


ACCIDENT TO TIE K1Hu.
MADRID, Aug. IA carrlags In which King
Altonso WIS returning from Escurtul TO Lngrat!-
il MAS upsot and tho Klng's arm dislocated.
Gcn. Echaguc, who accompanied the King, had
h1s wr!st spraluod. The Klng's arm was reset.
, 1879-08-08

Hpec3'9 UlsDd4t1 10 TN 7FTbRHA
DUnuoun, H., Aug. 7.--Anton Linshott, Of
British Hollow, Wis, was gored to death by
bull to-day. Tic was IN old resident. Ills wife
vas also attacked md suscscly Injured.
, 1879-08-08
SALT RIIEUM ON BODY
And Limbs. Obliged to 70 about q
Crutchoa. 4 wonderful, ouro.

Crutch0a. a wonderful. euro.
Mtssrs. WrEKs Il roTrER Gentlemen: In JUS
t1co to thUse whu nlxy suffer III [ have 4ntcrrd,
and NJ a grateful acknowledgment Of the cuts l
la.p received from tho use or tile CuricunA Nk4-
En,6s, l Voluntarily make tho follo"lng ssate-
mcnt:
/ hayo had Salt Rheum on my body and on ono
jcg III q worry aggravated fern, for eight years, No
kInu IT treatnent, Or medicine. or doctuta. dnfiE
.hls time. dd me my permanent good. My friends
Id MAIDEN and elsewhere know tint haso e~en a
rrent su[ycfcr, nnd that my condition III inies laa
6een such as to nlake despair Of ever btns abis
10 1nd cure or even relief. In TACT, Whcn ie:
nm ljIe usa OF CuTtcURA, my limb was 81 ruw all
lender that could nut bear my weight OIL 1t with.
uut the skin cracking nnd bceding aud was nbliKel
1p 20 about on crutches. ] commenced to use this
CrrInIJnA in April. md at once sea'lxed it, bune.
Gcial effects. It gradually drew ti,e inflammation
md bumps to the eurfaca And. fast "a II appeared
hcnlen It, AZ t!nios.larg4 quantities would cona to
tno surface, causlng burning bent. ,nflnmanttoll.
swelling u,ltt ttcnE, which. under the CONSTANT use
az CUFtclIlA, Would raututY subRlds and heal.
Each limo these outbreaks grew lrss aAi less ee-
ycrc ana finally Disappeared, leuvinX perfectly
cured. used tho CUrIruuA lye m0nths. anu took
tho REsoLyENr most OF the time, which wcr0 tho
July remedies thud. think the KEsoLvExr a
yrly strengthening and purifying medicine to take
tn auch extrome cases as mine, bccauss the disease
10 10 Weakening 10 tho system.
Very gratefully yours.
MRS. ASA Il. BROWN.
Maiden. MAsa., Oct IL, 1873.
, 1879-08-08


WILL Go TO ENGLAND.
PANS, Aug. TIT Is asserted TINT the Count
do Chan,Lord will 70 to England III September
to visit the Duke Of Norfolk, who has also iu-
yitcd several other French Princes.
DLANQu1.
LONDON, Aug. IA Paris correspondent Of
tho Daily Neses says that Gosci un!eut has DE-
ferrcd to the latest legal period the Issuance Of
tue writ for the Bordeaux election, whlch has
now been flxed fur the tlst Of August. Tic
Radicals aso cJnddcnt II. Dlanqui will be rc~
turned.
THE EDUCATION MIL.
NJ. Lepcro has sent circular to the Prefects
iDatructtng them that any resolutions Of Couu-
cits-Geueral against the Ferry Eduentlona! bill
will he void, Us tic matter Is political and be-
yond their Jurisdiction.
nuLL1oN.
PARIS, Aug. 7,-Dullion in the Bank Of Franco
during tho past week Increased 467,0 francs.
, 1879-08-08
DHQkE uISt NECK.

BROKE us NECK.
MAnruA's V1aEYAnp. Aug. 7.-uenry Rhine
beck, Of PI,tsburg, tlircd from the battling lanl-
ing und had hts ncck broken by striking The bot
tom,
, 1879-08-08
,OUTAOUIsA nEsOLvENT
(9tticura


The tnccces attending the Of there Rrtat rtm.
rdirs In the treatment Of affections OF tie Skin and
Sca]p With i.oss VI Hair IL nstonshing From eyerJ
knowledgmcn,s Of what might be called mlracn-
ious cusea. Mcssrf. Weeks j. Potter extend ,their
thnll1s to all who have spoken 4 good word for
cltT.cunA, CurtcunA SnAr, and CurloUnA liz.
epL.Exr, and will thankfully recefYo ruports Of
new caxes wherever they occur.
, 1879-08-08

Four men wcro killed and several Injured. It
was rutnorcd On tic 2d Inst. that this Incident
had occurred, but It was iocated oil MALTA.
, 1879-08-08
ECZEMA OF THE HANDS
Cured. interesting Letter from we'll
known Attorney.

Cured. Interesting Iettof from we'll
known Attorney.
Ep.1on New OnIEAxs PrcAyuNE-str: Since
Tho fall Of 1877. up 10 the last three wects hare
been tronhed with m eruption of tho skin+ which
the doctosa cali BY various nance, but which IL
generally known by tho name Of Eczema Or Salt
jlhenn1. The principal place Of attack was my
hands, which at times. especially during the wtnter
tiEGt wcrG very sore.
1t tmcs the disease threatened to spread from my
hands unsl cnvclop my whole body. Doctors hase
been committed IN phitadephia. Washihston, aad in
this city, with no moro auccess tllan temporary
relief After considerable expense. and much pa,n
and suffering, had CONE to ths conclusion that
wuula as ts Enytng goes have to grin anil bear tt.
About four wccLs ago read in the Iicavuae ihe
advertisement Of CuTIculsA, for sale by our we'll
known druggist. blr. .Toxs aud resolved to Try Il.
lpnrct,ascd fty-ccnt box, and before Il was half
feel certain that mine is permanent cure.
My object tn sending you this letter 10 to mako
known to other sufferers tho yalue Of CurIcuHA,
aud thus benefit, feser ttle, suffering humanity.
Yours truly, 4. +. CARROLL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
38 CAMr.aT., New ORLEANS, Doc 25, 1878.
, 1879-08-08

The CurIcunA REMEDIES are prepared by Weoks
& Potter, Chemists and DruEgists. upston, hnl
sold BY all Drug1tats. prica of Cur!cunA. small
luxes, 30 conts; large hoxcs, containing two and
onu.hatf times tho quantity Of small, ST. RE-
suLyEsT, 81 por bottle. CuT1cUnA Soar, Is centa
per cuke; by n1atl, 90 cens: 3 cakes, 75 cents.
, 1879-08-08

~f%I11Me> Placed over the centru Of
St."s01 the nervous forces. tho pit
lin ram F& Fl er7un Of The stomach. they ntitntt
~"1tH" RzEk kA1Stht lato tic Liver. Stomach. and
AercuG Bowels, perfect Digestion,
LIS EE cure Dyspepsia, Billaun
Cottc, Cramps. and Pa!ns. and prevent ASuo and
Malaslal Diacaaes. For Weak and Sore Lungs,
palpitation Of tho Heart. Painful Kidneys Rheu-
matiam Neuralgia, and scia.ica. they ara the bost
scmcdy In tho world. Get tho genuine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-24
DISTRICT JUDGE.

From the Yates Center Necs, Oct. 23d.
1t is customary to honor a faithful,
efficient officer with at least a second
term. This is the rule with all political
parties. We are speaking of officers
whose duties are simply ministerial or
clerical. In Judicial offices we are in
favor of even longer leases. Unless for
good and sufficient reason we do not be-
lieve in making frequent changes on the
bench; it is detrimental to the interests
of justice to do So Without going into
any lengthy argument as to our reasons,
we will merely say that we are firmly
convinced of the correctness of our posi-
ton. If H. w. Talcott has filled the
Office of Judge of this district, during
the term for which he was elected, in an
honorable, dignified and competant man
ner, he should at least be honored with
second term. If any good and suffi.
cient cause can be shown for dropping
him and taking up an untried man, let
it be done. If he is to be dropped, we
know of no man in the district whom we
would more readily support ior the POSI-
tion than Mr.. L. w. Keplinger. Bet We
do not believe there is any good reason
for throwing aside tried and worthy
Judge merely to crafty some other mans
no matter how honorable that
may be. We believe Mr.. Tai
colt to be an honorable man and capa.
pie, conscientious Judge, and We are
heartily in favor of his re election. And,
what is more, HE WILL BE REFLECTED
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-24
Republican Meeting.

The Republicans of lola and vicinity
met at the court house Monday night
and listened to an excellent address by
Hon. Jno. w. Scott. Afterwards Judge
Bell made few remarke and the meet.
ing adjourned to meet next Monday
night.
There seems to have been a misunder-
Q anding about the formation of the club.
II is not any candidates club, but is in
tended to be a meeting in the interest of
Republicans generally. Hence, all Re-
publicans are earnestly invited to attend.
The meeting Monday night next will
be addressed by G. NJ. Simpson, Esq, and
arrangements will be consumated for the
purpose of holding a mass meeting Mon
day evening preceding the election. 1t is
intended to have speakers from abroad
and good old Republican Rally may be
expected. Come out next Monday night
and help prepare for rousing old meet
ing for the next week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-24

For fear that the ''true inwardness" of
the party would he made prominent the
managers of the late Democratic cam
paign iu Ohio would not allow any of
the southern Democratic orators and
rebel Brigadiers to make speeches in that
State. Their great caution came too late.
The intentions of the party were an
nounced with grand flourish at the
extra session of Congress, and until the
issues there raised are safely settled no
side issues will again divide solid
North. And until all danger of this
government being turned over to the
men who attempted to destroy it is past,
the Republicans should keep their organ
ization complete. even down to townships,
neither personal friendships nor dislikes
should prevent any Republican from
voting for the regular nominees of his
party. Every county in Kansas, after
the election, should be able to .pass
down the line" the good news that the
party is thoroughly organized, and has
been victorious by an increased majority.