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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
Died

COLTON-ln this city. October S, Thomas
son of Edward and Martha Cotton, in tn.
thirteenth year OF his age. Funeral thi,
morning At 10 A. N. from the residence OF u r
Cotton, at Balm City, just south OF town, Oh
the Kansas city road.
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The Missing BaIIOOnIsts,

lLBIoN, Mich, Oct. "a large balloon
passed over this city at nine o'clock this
morning, going southwes. rapidly at great
height. To all appearances a car was
attached.
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10 Coz. P.kia :
Cotton NH Burned.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct. 9.-Elward
Seguin Sxiger died to-day.
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Getting Toward Randolph.

thoiDu Sikuhis oil
The Kansas Central has fifteen miles OF road
bed comp.eted and workmen have com.
menced laying track. The road Will be run
ming TO Randolph before long.
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Another Newspaper.

Topeka has another newspaper. 1t IL
called the LIBERAL Advocate. and is published
by the Liberal Publishing Comdany. From
IA hasty glance at IL we judge that its main
idea is opposition 10 the Prohibition amend
meDt 10 the Constitution.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
CUR NEW RAILROADS.
The LeavenwOrth, Topeka 4 South
OF the Executive BOard-The Kansas
Central EXtcnsiOn-Ihe X. r. Car
hon ale Branch

The Executive Committee OF the Leaven-
worth, Topeka Southwestern X uIwsy, with
one exception, has been IN session Ii. re, per-
| fecting plans for inaugurating the work upon
the new line The members present were
Hon. Ii. NJ. Aller. President, of this city; O..
ID. Hale and ID. W. Stormont oi Topeka and
Henry Keller, OF OlkLl ,osa-
4 general discussion of the plans for the
new no at WAS had and the most encouraging
reports were received of the favor In which II
Was meetiug ali along the propos ID route. So
encouraging, In fact, were these reports, that
IL was re>o we'd 10 At once commence busInt 81
and the attorney for the road WAS instructed
10 draw up resolution to submit TO the vsri-
Gus townships along the line between Leaven-
worth and Topeka to vote aid for the new
road.
The management is very sanguine that
success is TO crown the enterprise. The citI.
Zens OF Leavenworth feel a deep interest In
The matter, and the proper time comes,
that feeling Will assume substantial
share.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

PARE. Oct. "a portion of large
cotton mill at TendoesI, q 600 spindles,
buried. The damage is Ell 900.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

Thousands of ladies of refinement have ex-
pressed their delight at finding such delicsfe,
fresh, fiowery fragrance IN Doctor Prices
UNIQUE Perfumes, Pet Rose, Lily Of the
Valley, Evening Violet, and his other odors.
Ladies' sud gentlemen OF taste appreciate
the sweetness OF Doctor Prices Perfumes
t.d.W.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
Ladies' RGady-Nale V0lsted Suits.


Wehavs now on exhibition an attrac-
live line of Ladies rsady-made Worsted
suiIs. They are made in fine latest
styles, and being of cur own manufac-
ture, will be found cheap. As these
goods are usually sold, they pay two
profits, one 10 the manufacturer and
another to the retailer; with US, there
is but the first hand profit. We make
suits to order, guaranteeing a fit or no
sale, and would be glad to have every
lady look at our suits before buying, as
you can save money, time and trouble.
We have also full line of Autumn ard
Winter
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
KANSAS NEWS.

The Holton Signal has beeu enlarged and
now publishes thIrty-two columns Of natter
The Senatorial Committee left Topeka
yesterday morning, in . special cur, for
Washington.
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;Grn-tI's Extracts Warranted
Pure.

y than any other houSe IN the u
5, 5 Is Waite Lime plaster p
IA returned Il - Spensc IN,
harge.
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'te. Prepared Mustard, for 4 q, a.
ms and Cement. Any goods bought
the money VII be r-lunS!ed Co.'s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
Hew Canned Fruits.
Yeast Pow dsTS.
Pickles.

Crosse 4 Elackwell's a.
Lea n Pcrin'S Sauces, and kcrr's
Tomato CItSup.
New Sugar Cured Ham. Bacon
shoulder a4l Breakfast BIcua,
Choice Dried Beef.
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To Governor Pilkin

UPPER GUNNIsON, Oct. Send one
hundred guns with ammunition to Ruby
Camp, GuonisOn County, Immediately. \
military company was organized here to-
day, with 76 members enrolled; n. NJ
Carter, Captain. Tie dagger is Immineni:
2Oi families are in camp and only So guns
We Sic building blockade.
RICHARD iRWIS
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letter goods and more for the moi
cts, haf-sallon, 80 cents, one gallon i.
OF us not being as Sood As represented {
delivered TO Fort Leavenworth free Of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

SH.vERToN, Col Oct. r Liable IN.
formation tonight says that the Indians
have driven the gent from the Los Piaos
Agency 10 Anmas Cry. Their Leading ci;i
zens Gail for help. We responded. Send
troops f'om PagoSa to Animss City at
once. Hurry up arms and ammunition 10
Us as requested IN the former dispatch.
:. W. HUDSON,
CHAs NEWMAN,
j. Z. VOORHEES,
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COFFEE.
GROUND COFFEE

lbs very best Rio CotresI
So lbs oest U q Jsva- /
2 lbs Mocha 1oiir,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

Not le0 sxcellept 10 the sarApaxillian Re.
solvent which has buiir up myriads Of de-
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The ludixn Wnr

CaIcAGO. Oct 9.-Nothipg new regard
iGg the Indian gar hiss been received a,
headquarters this morning. The of;icers
express great satisfaction at the action Of
Csptsin Dodge and his colored troops, who
fret relieved PAYNE, although under no
orders 10 DO so. He made perilous m arch
through the infested country with forty
rlep, and forced his wsy through the
savsses into the csmp with uuequaIled
vslor and pluck. The Iodians have 4
peculiar hatred for these colored troopz,
which the latter return with interest.
Ii IL believed ths; the consolidated com
mands are by this time en- route for IA.
v bite River Agency. The greatest inter.
est il manifested for that posi-.
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Best Boston Mackcrej,
SPICES.
SYRUPS.
JELLIE8.

Largest assortment ever kept in
the city, of the very choicest.
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"OOnT~ WARE.
- 4 LT..II NITlcty d small /
GhurnS pine and cedar han.
kinS, butter tubs sugar
buEk.fs 4,4 -
STARCH.

prices.
White Coal Oh, Is cents per -ar,op.
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SILvEEToN, Col, Oct. 9.-Igna,ies' band is
five miles below here, and are firing the
timber. We organize tonight, and need
at least one hundred stands Of arms and
ammunition. Send by express to Perning-
ton, at Delnorte. Reply by telegraph. The
outside settlements are in great danger.
J. S. PENNINGTON,
A. W. HUDSON,
CHAs. NEWMAN,
J. VOORHEES,
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are crushed out by the instinc. Of self
defense, snd the general desire Is 10 see
these worthless tribes put out # the path OF
advancing civilization.
Much indignation has bsen expressed
over the answer sen; from Washington to
General Pirkin's telegram. The Secretary
of War being two thousand miles from
tesIuuarters
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16

has been impending and visible to the
irontiersmsn all summer. lie saw with
alarm the summer sun obacured by
the smoke from burning timber and set
Tiers homes; he heard of the alliance be.
tween the Utes and warlike ArsPahoes,
and listened to the stories of fleeing miners
IRON the Park, and now that war ia fairly
upon us, all classes, from Governor Pitkin
down to the hunblest militiarian, are dis.
posed to cut red tape and do some indie. en-
dent fighting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06

Others who were unable 10 near it before in the INN
Avenue Theatre, "n inday evening next
Mr.. W. ID. IlOwellss new play translated
from tine ~ ni.h and ~ tae tine o. Shak..bc,,o
was 4v'n at m Bo.io1 Nina. un Monday evening
Mr Barrett PLAYED " Iorct." "a, nero. and was an,
plUicd ~ ~ Distinguished aud cucc. The work
rI.i"i the Sew = ST.
Onc Of th3 Misses EVats j. described by
blond, tan slender. with a VA. N c.l.ciuI lcc sdo
mp Of snowy complexion. regular feature. and KAT
tender eyes the whole crowned by rell golden hair
brushed plainly into lEDt ~ ihe bacA u hcr we'll
formed head
\ story used To be told. years ago. Ofthe roct
Dana, just Dead winch think Bas ncy been pinied
Brarkcut. a youug Eoston sculptor had been remark
ably successful In hi, bust OF Washington Alston TX
"cu just after the p,intcrs death, 10 stood In the
scu'pioi'- ,rudo. aud ,na in TO H. lie took
said with Infinite tenderness Of manner: "Ahlh
makes ils Oh look DOWN. Those who have seen N,
VIII remember fhc elevation ~ ~ manner, wheb
believe d'd no more than jus ice to Alls;On living
Concerning Il drOllcry OF President Lincoln,
tins story is told Dy core, Dondent OF The journal o.
Syracuse: During the rcbcllion Austrian Count ap
pied to President Lincoln for position in the Army
Being introduced by the Austrian Minister, he needed
course no further recommendation; but. as II feariu
that his Importance might be duly appreciated. he
proceeded % cxpiAin that he was count; that bi,
family were ancient ana highly respectable; Ian
coin, With merry twinkle I'm his eve tapping the arts
0cratic lover OF titles the shoulder, In fithrly
II the man had confessed TO come wrong, inter
ruptcd n soothing tont, Never mind; you shall d,
treated with just much consideration FOR all 'haI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
Aeau.3lork Daily Gritr1lR,
POUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1879.
THE NErrS ms MORNING.

FoRrlGN-The new French Cabinet discussed
The forthcoming message in council yesterday its
main features were stated yesterday. II Is said to
be i-fartory TO the members of the Left. =-
Steel X Craig. gram merchants of Glasgow. have
failed. with liabilities of over 4G0O00 ;
ncrc is much distress among the labOring
pcpuiarion Of that city. = II il rumoTed that
Lord Dufcru viii succeed Lord LOTUS as British
Minister 10 Russia. -= Prince Alexander of Bat
tcnberg Is SAID To refuse the Bulgarian throne.--
GoveruoI-GcneIal Campos sailed from Havana for
Spain.
Dour,rIc-'TIic President has appointed General
A. : Badger 10 Joe Collector at New-OrcauS, and
Dr. Mcmillan TO De Postmaster there this signifies
a more aggressive Republican policy in Louisiana,
- Governor Robinson heard argument III the
case of Register Loew, and took tie papers IN the
rasc -= Attorney -Gmcral SchOonmaker decided
not 10 bring an action against the Metropolitan
Railroad Company. == The New-Jersey Senate
refused 10 confirm some of Governor McClcllauS
Judiciary nominations.
CO>GREss.-iu the Senate Yesterday after some
miscellaneous business, the political resolutions Of
Mir. J. ln,unds were taken up; Mr.. Whytc. Of Mary
land. and Mr.. Garland. of Arkansas, opposed them;
Mr. herman. Mr. Hin and other Democrats also
spoke against them the Democrats then endeav-
oIcd 90 force delay it TO a test Of endurance.
and the Democrats were defeated the Edmunds
resolutions were passed hy party vote. -- In
the House the MissisSippj Lcvcc bill was amended,
and was passed. 100 to 73 the Army bill was then
taken MP; thc Army Reorganization bill wa, offered
~ an amendments II was fought on point Of order,
bat was admitted 10y the Chairman no vote on it
was reached.
cry AND SCBURBAN-The Potter Subj
nittce began it, sessions at the Flih Avenue
Hotel smith VI. Weed was examined AT great
length on the di>patcEe sent to hun in the South
Mayor Cooper gave testimony in the evening about
the money which pelton expected 70 borrow of him.
- In the Vanderbilt wll SUIT Henry NJ. Philips,
q Philadelphia lawyer. General Buttcrled, and cX-
Judge James Spencer testified -= An ef-
fou j. being made to revive competitive
examinations IN the Custom House. = Mayor
Cooper has called on Commissioner ErhaTdt to fur
nsh HIM with statement of facts on which his
charges against the Police Board are based. -=
Gold value of the lc-al-tender silver dollar il2i2
grains, : % cents. Stocks less active, but iluc-
tuatiug and closing weak and unsettled
TmE Manufacturers local observations in
diratc clearing and partly cloudy or clear weather,
with slight changes in temperature. Thermometer
Yesterday $40. .IGJ. b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
FOREIGN IRADE AGAIN.

The check to the importation of American
beef into England will probably be but tenn
norary, rs the plcuIO-pncumOQia which has
attacked a few herds about Baltimore and
IN Virginia turns out to I've of a mild
type, and possibly even not infectious,
and the British Consuls have 50 tele-
graph,d to the Priyy Council. Naturally,
thc English stock raiSerS are ANXIOUS to shut
our beef out of the market, and Will, very
likely. even after these kilograms. try 10
create Il popular pane against it, But IT the
meat sent be sound it is not probable that
fine Priyy Council will be in haste to
schedule the United States as IN infected
country. England cannot afford to cut of
any source of cheap food just now, in order
10 crafty tie interest OF Il single class. There
are thousands in England who. during the
last wear, would not have been able 10 taste
fresh meat but for the opportunc introduction
OF American beet.
The London Times, a week or tWO ago. called
attention to another American enterprise IN
thc food market. that of honey. -Four years
AGO the entire amount of honey annually I'M
uorted into England did not reach fifty ions.
Two weeks ago NeW-lOrk firm landed
from single steamship 100 tons, for
which as ready sale is found rs for the Greek
honey. which heretofore has outranked all
other. The reason of this success Is that, after
wears of frultlcss trial and costly experiment,
the Americans have at last introduced comb
honey in the patent glass boxes, unbroken, a
mode almost unknown in England. This done,
they easily command the market.
This cnforccs our often repeated advice to
Americans who wish to secure a place in for
eign markets. First, find out that your wares
are wanted secondly, allow for the prcju-
dices and whms of your customers; and,
thirdly, introduce your article in thoroughly
good condition. Sharp tricks will ruin your
chances.
Another proof Of the correctness Of this
counsel Is found in the efforts of certain
Americans to open trade with Brazil, to which
Consul General Adamson calls attention in
his report, issued in Rio Janeiro. Dom PedrO's
friendly advances in 1876 tempted good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
MUSICAL NOTES.
Ii is reported that Rubinstem is threatenc'
with total blindness.

Ii is reported that Rubinsteln is Threatened
with total blindness.
The first Of the SOirees of Chamber Music,
winch are to given at the Union League Theatre ~
Dr. Dlurosch and Nj Max Primer. viii take place tbr
evening. There viii he sonata 0y Rub!usrlr
top 9sl for piano ami violin, and Locatcllt's dot
oro>a" sonata. for violin with piano accompaniment
MI Primer VIII play Bachs ChrOmatlc Fantasia arc
Fuaue, and the concert Will close with BecthoNeni
Trio top. 20, No u, tor piano, violin ana ctlo. u
which MI Berguor VIII also take part. Niles liaip =
VIII be the vocalist, and vii sing SchuDerts Dc Al
macht," and song 10y Franz and Jensen.
An excellent concert was given nj WcllcS-
ley College near Boston. Friday last, which enlisted
the services OF MI c. Y. Allen yionst; Mr.. Nnf FEES
'celllst ana OF Mr. & H. Morse, pianist 6eher ~th
the Gec Club ~ The junior class OF the college 1h'
programme included trio by Haydn. Memberships
VarittOus Concentrates Tor piano and cello .p ~
a new suite ny tO.dnlrk for piano aud violin top III
and Becthoycus MINOR trio. The vocal pieces "rrt'
trio by Godb-cB, " Evening duet by RubilSlrli"
"Ine Angel" ana "A trio 10y Barnby, sweet May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
Mnpr snIn .nrrHERN pArRIOrIsM.

The PicayaRe took ncc sion II few days ago,
IN rommciniIg on IA speech 81 General LagK, oi W.
r.u.iu "a SAY tat The capture iud appropral tOh %
nrlya.r uroprrty darn. tie war was simple r0bpe.y'
THIS = strctiy true. No STAT ne can MAKE tun. "a
rnd,rg nuyfnipg but robbery international Ia" az"
thc Or nee of civilized DatOus aliAe condemn u -
b ~ wherever. tnrH IL can bcprOYed that Tue
rr,, >ury /. an possession Ot money derived FROM ~
ale OF ctutIrrd Abandoned private pIOptrp, -
Other words the proceeds OF such rODhryt u tHe u
of The Government pay the money Ia the oWI' >
the property THC Government has no cism 10 ~ ~
morals or M law. ms obligation does not dePen,,
the loyalty or dslOyalty Or the owner. Inc Vp W., -
ton ,, as strong in one case a. the other IL mN ~
oAucuent to pay sucu Clamspos,iOB II J, not pu' %
suoicct may be- nationally discussed without lehInls
tnc conclusion that those who think the HOFeIhM
uuent 10 ulnl it, moral Obligations are NJ I"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06

landowners of the State. and therefore per
sonallv sensible of the undue pressure oil TAX
alton upon real estate. has introduced Icso-
lution providing for an investigation Oh the
whole subject of he evasion of taxation py
corporations. The Assembly seems to nave
been so much impressed with the mere read
inc of The resolution that it was passed at
once. not being subiec ed to the customary
DELAY. The inquiry will be made 10y the COM
mittce Of Ways aud Means, which may ma
il difficult. with many other demands upon its
time. to do Justice 10 this question.
Tho N,vor seems dlsposed to hold Police
Commissioner Erhardt to IA strict response
bilitv for his recent charges against the Board
ct which he is n member. Commissioner IF
hardts public and formal presentation OF Il
striking array Of allegations against the eiii-
cheney of his fellow Commissioners and the
discipline Of the force made an impression
which was suddenly diminished when IT was
found that he wished, apparently, to excuse
himself from the duty Of furnishing the de-
tails on which his statements were based.
The man who makes charges must be pre-
pared 10 subStautiatc them, and tins is what
Mayor Cooper has said emphatically in his
letter to the Commissioner.
After an eleven hours session the Senate
has passed the resolutions of Mr. EdmundS
affirming the validity Of the recent Amend
mcnts, and decl uing the right of the National
Government to protect citizens in the exercise
of Their rights i'll certain cases. The reSo'u-
lions were passed over the votes OF all the
Democratic Senators present and after they had
exhausted their strength in frIitlcSs attempts
to postpone final vote. OF the substitutes
thatwere offered aud defeated, or Of the speeches
that were made 10y the leaders of the MINOR
ity. it is not necessary 20 say much. Mr..
Hoar puncturcd the fayOntc Democratic ar
eunent that the resolutions were meaningless
and unimpOrtant by showing that they related
to a subject which was pressing Itself upop
the attention Of the whole country. and could
not be overlooked and Mr.. Edmunds revealed
the significance of the Democratic opposition
by reminding the Senate that the recent
Amendments were fought by every State
which then had Democratic Legislature,
and that some States whose Legislatures aitcI-
ward became Democratic attempted to re-
tract the approval previously given. II Il a
circumstance of no slight importance that
the minority in the Senate, which Will be
come the majority in less than a month re-
fuses at this late day to approve declarations
affirming the Amendments and embOdyir:
their spirit. 1t will be of use to have these
men ON record, and VT are glad to see that
Mr. Edmnds who believes that there Is no
rest for the wicked, will sci his Democratic
colleagues at worI, to-day to escape il they
can, vote OH the proposed Rebel Claims
amendment to the Constitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
UIriICULTIES or TUE ECONOMISTS.

Our Democratic friends in Congress are hay
ing 80 hard II time of it that we cannot but
feel pity for them. 1t is much easier to ooze
craftsmanship into resolutions and platforms
than to crystalline it IN legislation and
formulate 1t Ia laws. 1t was no diff
cult thing for tho gentlemen now On
gagged in exhibiting ut Wnshin gton their
ignorance and narTowness and incaDacity, to
make a very smooth and plausible abatement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
PCBLIC OPINION.

Nenhew Pelton should be made sole heir to
Tidcn's estate III, bears as sins whlie the oid man ~
IN the Il III lie surck On,ht L. get la, tucdN Nhfh
he ,uuGi.5 Ell ans mortal co.-lEimri A0Ne'""'
U,cpJ
Ii Sammy expects to reverse the puW'
juulnvut against HIM - % thc cip""i bu'lu''> '
i,s. of uinurv Pa. WIN need a good many elevated
railroads 10 operate on tuan New-Nnrh tlJ WI C''
contain Albany Evening Journal (hepl
The friends Of the Southern war claims are
willing ~ ri t.t subject drOJ ini, session. lJc ntA'
Congress viii ~ Democratic u botn b:aLchc ana htie
,,I IA [ Ice 80 many OOStructlOnS IN thc way "a 'n'
Treasury door. ProcrlsupatOn i, the Bourbon pohcy'
--lN,nlin nntl GlE 10 lIktpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
MIGHTY INTERESTING READING.

From me iT0ft0cffc tttNifN fFers A"'P'i
Our neWsdcalers and booksellers nave q
pamphlet called" Inc ClUhcr Dlspat,nt OF lhh ne
UNE LArRA, No ~, III which Tue whoie nls'ci2 I,
tu ous ,pnels as lar rs they relate 1uB IKiBU NJ
put together IA convenient form, DOtn The Ollslu 90
trans atious being given, ana the whole eXpaln'" AZ
thoroughly satisfactory manner Tue panpn'' ,h.t
serves general attention, the ciphers being thihs
cannot be skipped; tIey Will not down, however VI.
cIIrd and eytry American who wants TO De up l" "'
time must read them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-06
WHY Don't You TRY II. THEN !

II massage OF another constitutional amcna '.
ment orbidding tue dymont Ota war claims. "s,
sncaled loyal" OF dlsOya would sec this Wiioe rs
fer af rest and IL would be found that sucn n,S.
would enc ounter much larger opposition III nc
Iicnn Ihnn I'm the Democratic parry. III tho Deuno,ss
shnmld take the aggressive IN this matter Tue hoPv
an" ~o,Id onnose it and very possibly call II W.
aitaeE oil the Confederate brisadiers on tue l0''
men.