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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
Observation-Disclosures Great Trnnl

Line and United states Mail ROuteOn and after June
IL, 1879 New York DesbrOsses and Cort
iandt Ferries as follows:
Express for HARRISBURG PitSDurg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. N, and $3.50 D. M
For Wuamsport, Lock Laven Cory and Erie, at $50 p
NJ connecting 20 CORY for 1ltusye Petroleum Centre and
the oil Regions NiamspOrt and Lock Haven a.
Baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washing
Express II Pullman PaTlOr Cars daily except sunday
10 a. m; arrive Washin gton ALP p. Regular at 4i30
and 500 M l. and 10 Sunday, 4SO a. IN ana ~
Express Philadelphia. $780, 1870 $780, 30 Limited
M $780, 4, 3, g. 1880 $3.50 and 10 p. sunday $50 and
"a. M D. 8, 1880 $50 and 10 p IN Emisrant and second
class, 1880 p. IN.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
CITY, aOrdng speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel. 800
Trains Arrive-From Pittsburg 0;05 1910 a. m, 1910
D. m daily and 900 u $40 III. daily, except Monday
from Washington aud Baltimore. 500 m z $3.50, 400
1910 p. III. Sunday 60 m. aud 1910 p From Pna-
delpIa O.UJ, $780, $40 1910 ll5O $50 400
$50 $40 and 1910 Sunday, $780, 600, 500, lO.tO
Al 80 a. IN. C:2D 1910 p m.
Tcket Offices and GA Broadway, No. Aston House
and foot ~ Desbrosses and COraudtsts No COurtsu and
brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultonSt Brooklyn Nos
ia 10 llS HEdsOust HoDokoni Depot Jersey city
IMMIGRANT Ticket Office, No 8 Batter,p place.
J.. 4. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS for HORSE and MULE SHOES
DEpOI QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
of Houston ard Grccuc-sts.

n
DEroI oUAErERMAsIER's OFFICE
NEw.YoRK. June . 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS in tripicatc, win be received at
and place they vii De opened ~ Che presence bidders for
supplying the T. = Qnarternaser Department with Horse
HoRsE suoLs- GoOGeuough," 300 pounds 10 J. and
500 So SdS@ 30 90 ah q po No. Of
ger 100 pounds Co. J. 400 pounds 80 q 10000 pounds
MULE 900 pounds Burden No. 1000 pounds
HORSE SiiaE Ntns-of Globe" 600 pounds No 6. $500
pounds No Loo pounds No \ and 80 pounds No Of
$50 pounds 40 OF GOOdenOugh" 1000 pounds No 8 and
Al to be delivered at Army Building New.York CITY. Tho
Shoes IN 100 pound e9s strongly bound ana securely headed
Proposals vii be received Or more ora of the ar
ccs The Government receives the hight TO reject any or al
m % r%poias should be 4qressgd to Za g or
Colonel and a. @ NJ Gem.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received 10y
the la Of the board OF Education corner Of Grand and
until Monday ne 5ota GAY OF June 1872 ana
School House on the west side Of LexingonaVe between
Plans and specifications nav be seen ut tho Office OF the
Superintendent Of school Buildings No. lac Grandst thIu
Proposals the estimate FOR each branch Of tho
work" Proposals Carpenter Work." Proposals for
become se must each write his name ana place Of resi-
Two responsible and approved surtie residents of this
CITY are required IN all cases. ,
aneccent dealings with the Board or Education rem
der their respons.3i;y doubtful. .o,-, NIL, In ror,,
tea woa ni Obtaining IN TTng Fe5misson nom the
reserve the night 10 reject any OF al OF te
N'Op''--' DAVID H. KNAPP.
CHARLES CHAlG,
GERMAiN HAUsCHEL,
RDSEM ELL q. RGLSItN,
Board Of School Trustees. Twelfth ward
Dated NeWYOTE, juno 10, 1871
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Though way daily; dcpots In
Philadelphia two III New-lOrk-
Double Track. the Improved Equipment. and tho
Fastest Tune consistent with absolute safety.
On and after June 49, 1879.
Express Trains leave New York VIA IcsDOsses and Cort
iandt street Ferries a. follows;
1870, 1880, $40, q 20 mted) IL MI J. $500 H. o. o 80
500 aud 10 sunday 4:3O and MI o. o. 1880 o5U.
and 10 p.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY, a0rdng speedy and direct transfer
iOr BrOOklyutraye
Returning trains Philadelphia 1901. 800. 3:55 Z
Ti35, 8. 80 and IL limei Express. 1870 p M 2 T.
5:lO, aud 1870 D. On Sunday l2Ol, $3.50, $780, D. $3.50
Il ~; t. 7:3j ,.
Ticket Oticcs-NOs 526 and 044 Broadway. No AatOr
Desbr0ssos aud Cortandsts No Court
and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF Fuon-st Brook
yu. Nos. Ia llO ana lls HudsOLst, HoOOSen :
Depot, jersey Clly. Emgrant Ticket Office No Bat
terry place. l. l.. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON GonI Passenger AgL
General Manager.
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Eau Schools.

Eau Schools.
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK IRIBJ NJ WILL BE RECEIVED 1T He p.
town OFFICES. No I,11S Broadway cor Ilnrtyhrsts st.
On SOS West Twenty -thirdst, corner Ilght-ayo.;
No S2 Last FourternthF, corner Union square 200 Inr
ave- Forty -scyentisL; AZ the HARLEM OFFICE ~
9,&SI TArd-ave. Onchuudred ana twenty i0uTthS,
nmlcm savings Bank BuidIng, up 10 III, At regular
0niccrAtcA
VALE Law School Regular course, . years;
Graduate GuI degree % DCll Nears Fall term,
uIeIs sept. % AGOIess fut. WAlLAND NcW'liaYcn CT
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Gcdrncr5.

Gcdrncr5.
A DNERTlSEMLNI FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRlE EEWILL EE RECEIVED At THE UP
TOWN OFFICES, 80. I,-SS Broadway. Tbry.fTst
st or 500, West twenty .thr1.sL corner Eirhthavc.
40. B2 last louHecutn-st, corner Cr0n.squaTe. 76D
Thrayc. cor Fort yentlst; the HARLEM OFFICE
NJ. sS~i lhrdaNe, cor Dnehunired WcutYfOurthst
aTem savings Bank Building up D. H.. regular
once rates
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
n ADEAcY introduces superior Teachers % Coleges
Schools anu Families. Address call Miss II. j.
YOUNG. American and Foreign Teachers Agency %
ULior-square. broadway sifc.
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNION-SQUAEE, NETWORK.
supplies GOOD teachers with POSITIONS Authoritarian
iCT supplies schools ana families With
stTuctoTs WITHOUT CHARGE.
T. COTLEsWoRfH PINCKNEY, 80 Union square " Y,
COACHING for Fall examinations by clas-
~ sica master Of hrstrAnk preparatory school and
ssfu method send for copies TESTIMONIALS address
YALE GRADUATE Tribune Uptown ONCE. 23s broadway.
SITUATIONS WANTED for gentleman TO
- teach college Preparatory. Trgon0metr' Military
Drill Lady Tor Vocal and Instrumental Husic Lady for
English French and Music Lady Tor English Latin French
and Music Lady for English, Latin, French, German ana
Drawing prefers 10 80 West Address ROBERT a. FIACK
A ~. Mount Hone Ladies' seminary. IGTrYt0wl. h
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DCopo5nlS.

PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTING SEC
i TON Of BOUNDARY STREET INIERCEPIlN")
AUXILIARY SEWER - -. ,,o,, -,,,.
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ERANK LEE BENEDiCT'S NOVEL.
you 20 read intensely interesting society
story, ask for Frank Lee Benedict new novel,
"IILK EEILNI LALEENCln
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y4ADFNOJSFILE DE JANON,

NTIIE~NWN
LATE MISS HAINES. -,
Respectfully informs her friends aud The pune tha e MA
Teopcu her Boarding AMI Day school ioI ouhg las %
Children 10 Gramercy park, on Ihusoay' sept |''
Bows Glass and Kiudeigaricn, oct l. - -. -, ,ooo,
ne he on will be assisted the corps OF teach,
ers no have contributed to give the school l h
earnestly solcns the continuance Vi '-0
natTonage so generously ca in past years
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS o, SLMi sNsadl for
1ta,, ies vriIi omen Septemberl7 CHABLESE WEST,
primo pal ljS MOntaEuest. Brooklyn, y, j.
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and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
DfITIADEIpTTTA.

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS. -
Of Liberty st, for Trenton and Pa
dclpha $50 7IJ, . ll:I6 loo, 4, O3O, 49, Il
D. m. For Trenton, 4:3O p. -,
Leave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Ra-
road Third and BerKsss at $40, TO- 1850 a. H. io o"O
Leye Trenton Tor NewYork at 1920 except Monday $40.
Sl3, 1910 m. 1910, 220. 4:l2. 4:lj, G;l5 p ID.
Pullman DrawingTOOm Cars alta he'd 10 the m,
p trains from NewYork to the $40 a. m $40 D. III
trains from Philadelphia
SUNDAY TIIAINS-Ieavo New.YoTls and Philadelphia at
9 m 5:3O - D. NcwSOrk for Trenton at a. NJ,
$3.50 p IN. Leave trenton at l;2O $40 n m, 6;lO p M
made Jersey city station by Ferry 10 ana
from Brook yn and Enc " Depot, Jersey city
principal Offices Of the Erie Railway in New
York and brooklyn aud No. Courtst, Brooklyn Bag
gage checked from residence 10 destination.
fl. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing 49, 1879 Leave NewYork from Pier 8.
y. H. foot Recor-stD by the magnificent going Iron
STEAMER ST. JOHNS,
and ne favorite
STEAMER JESSE HOYT,
Connecting AZ sandy HOOK with trains for ~ . -
Long Branch, Highlands &c. $50, $3.50 mi 100 $40,
ocean Grove sea Grit &c. $3.50 mi loo, 345, sos
p m.
Vineand Bridgeton and Atlantic City. 100 p. m.
WlrerOwn and Cedar Greek, &c. 3: - D.
SUNDAYS III ghlands ana Long B amen. $50 "A
From foot OF LbeTty-st. C. r. X. of y. j. for
Ninoand, BTi1grtOn ana Atlantic CITY, 1870 p m
Philadelphia and TuCkcrtOn Il. L., l3J and 400
Toms River. BrcksOurg, &C. $40 a. m; 1850, 5000 D. m
Waretown. Cedar Greek &c. $40 a, IN. ami 400 p. m
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~ Ferry station m New.York. foot 81 Liberty.s -
Brooklyn foot OF FultOnst Jeweu5 wharf
Commencing 1s79Trains leave NewYOrk loot or
Liberty ST., as follows: 80,
$50 n. m.For bennington, EaSton. Belvdcre mauc.
Chunk. Tanaqus, wilkesbarrc Elmira &C connects al
Junction with d.. l.. and W. X. H. ,,..,
s:i5 a. m-For High Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain.
Budd's Lake aud Lake Hopltcone Easton HairlsDarg'
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqud Hazelton, WikesDarre Scfaho'
WilinmspOrt, &c. -,-.
1910 a. M and 400 D. m-For somervle and Pennington.
D. m.-For Pennington. Easton, Mauch CHUNK, Iamaqua
Wikesbairc Scranton TunkhanuOck, Tamaqua hazetOD'
Reading Potisvc Harrisburg &c.
4:3O D. High Bridge Branch, Schooleys Mountain,
Iudd's Cake and HOpatcOng. Eason. Belvdere ana
Chunk. Connects Al Junction with d. j. and w ~ X
p. m daiiy.-FOr Easton Allentown and HarrisOuTg
7:ij y. m.-EOr EasIOu. .---.-.-.,.
For ira ms TO local points timetables At stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave az . a. M IL y III. iOf Bonhh
Brook and intermediate points and at 65O H. loi ha7oh'
Reading and Harrisburg. ...,
Boats the yn and Erie Annex" make connection
City station. and nom Brooklyn ana Ero epo
jersey city.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
dc 7lJ, 81 HAS, a. l3O, $50 (eNpess L. O'A0'
Stage connections and KEYPORT at Maawan sta
from Oceanic and Fair Haven al itei BANK 10
and Point Pleasant at sea Girt with ali trains
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES FOR THE SEASON'
UEEEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
a Connections foot Of Lbortyst for Freehold at
745, ll:ij a. H., 4, 5:I5. Up M
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINZ. -
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EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD,

I EHIGH NALLEG RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
30 1879 Leave dcpOs OF COrandt and Desbrossessts
100 p m. for EastUn, Bethlehem, Allentown, reading
Mauch Chunk HaZeton, MahaEoy city, Ashland, Wilkes
barre, Scranton and TuukhaunOCk
$40 D. u Night Express daily for EastOn. Bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk. WilKesbarre. Emra, Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached. -
ROBT sAYRE, SuD't and Engr.
Office, Church and COrtandt-sts
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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1n6trnftlon.
For Young Ladies-City.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
n. ~ East s7th-st. and 80 West l6th,st
GARDNER INSTITUTE.-BO Boarding and
VI day school for young ladies. 6O3 5thsye. IWehg'
second year The most eminent professors ana
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Art schools-New-York City.
& LOUISA b, CULVER

WIN receive pupils in painting Landscape flowers s,ii nie
china and decuraiuI az her studio Ihe bell NJ 40 ''
aCth-st. corner 4thuNo. -, ,u,.
ont of door skechng during MAY and June ~, ,or,os
IcislrUtes Mr. Huntington MI NlD liiT1 ''i '"N''
n Hart, Mr. a. r. Bellows
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Double TRACK the Improved Equipment, and tho
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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A DAMS ACADEMY, QUINCY, Mass.-Hon.
N Charles Francis Adams Chairman OF Nanagers- tlts
bovs Tor our hest colleges school begins tth sep
ieinbcr 1879. Tuition, 500 year Ioard 100. Early
aupcatiou made for good rooms For catalogues
~. aIin nn nLre.s MILLLAM ENLNLII IN ID.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
VA for Young Ladies and Children. No - East 22ds wi"
reopen on Thursday. September 70.
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The MONEY MARKET.

FIRST CALL-l04 O'CLOCK
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
I" Homelikc Boarding School for l0ung
a leyapder Institute, Military Boarding school,
"A White Plains. n. Y. principal. o r. WILLIS IN u
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
n few boys wishing thorough Instruction AICO
NT4 y
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Fourteen Though Trans way daily three depots
Philadelphia, two III New-IOrk
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sALEs rRoM p O.cLocK TO CLOSG OI
StIOuls and ! Fl

~ OF BUSINESS, 3
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wi fsnrrerv Mr.. ogden Uofnansl English French and
German boarding and Day school for Young Ladies anu
hiren with Calisthenics No West 5oth " w. IL
vorso lie "A
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Baukrupi Noilces.

Board Of school Trustees. Twelfth Wal
Dated New.York. June To- 1879.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-06
SOME EazHNcs sssEAD TOR
TEEs1 zpeDAEE;s.

The nsoncr"Hy of o s,raigh, Demo.
cratic race for representatives. and
State Senators, ia this neck Of the
woods, promises TO be relieved some
what BY the entry OF aGreeoback aud
also Republican candidate or eaadi.
dates.
This IS perhaps, we'll It may bring
forward the discusson Of questions
that viii be Of benefit to the country
The Greeubakegs" claim to POS,
-ess a key to unlock the door Of the
hard times, and thereby let in the
sunlight of a renewed prosperity
This is he thing desired, aud our pco
pie vii! listen patiently and with de-
rouring ears, and if the pan meets the
approval Of theirjudgemeut they will
,udor-e it
We are anxious to understand the
"Greeuhack plan Of relief to be ap
Piled as a relief in State matters. and
presume the District convention, which
gives their representative candidates.
viii give US their platform Of princi-
pies and policies. If they give US
pan Of relief to these people, which
we eau understand aud approve, the
CoURIER wants TO help them
Ifiti-, as is charged BY many,
mere combination Of sore.heads aud
faetious oppOsi'ionists, in quest of
office, then it will come to naueht. as
/; should.
That there Is financial distress, all
oorcsde, and any Increment which can
afford practical relief must meet With
large sympathy. 4 the Greeubacker-
-Democrats-so nailei will lay down
a plan to remodel our collective laws.
wipiug out the mortgage system. AID
a we'll regulated State bank currency
for relief, it sill command very in
terested attention. Down here we
know, practically, nothing of the Oh
jects and purposes of this proposed
movement.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-06
The Cycione.

On Saturday last terrible storm
aud cycloue passed through Northern
Kansas aud Southern Nebraska, des
iroyiug many lives and vas. quantities
of property. A. Isgin, Kansas. il
blew down forty houses, killed Is per
sous, wounded 30 or 80, aud several
missing
At Maubaaen, terrible destruction
Of houses, cattle, &c &c Oae two
story house blown down. aud 10 per
sons killed, besides other casualties all
through that county.
At Lees Summit, the cyclone struck
the earth, and tore a furfow through
the country about 100 yard wide and
ten miles long, leveliug everything in
its track and killing aud wouuding
several people. Some houses. people.
wagons, cattle, horses, &c &c, were
lifted 200 feet into the air, aud swept
away.
An Atehi.on dispatch says that the
storm West Of that city was far more
distinctive in its effects than above re-
ported.
The storm in all It's length and
breadth destroyed several hundred
lives, a vast amount of property in tht
way Of houses, fences. growing crops
SC &c. Nothing to equal its rayage,
was ever known in this country The
cold wave from its IF, Cts were lelt in
the extreme South aud here at lick
man overcoats were Ia demsnd
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-06

The New York World says the
Democrats will be beaten if they don't
pass the appropriation bills; The New
York Sun says they viii be beaten il
they do
The Radical engineers Of the exc
dus business are now talking about
charteriug steamers to send down the
Mississippi river TO bring up all 'he
impecuuious durkies free wLo want to
20 10 Kansas.
From all the indications i; is ap-
parent that the Democratic State
ticket viii preserve a mastery mace
tiyity during the present canvass
This course will save the nominees
much travel, expense and speechity-
ing but it will cost the party thous.
ands Of votes
T Yanaermale was released from
prison on boud last Friday under the
ruling Of the Court Of Appeals revers-
ing the sentence OF The HEX man Cir
cult Court imprisoning him two years
for the crime Of incest with which he
was charged The case will doubtless
be dismissed by the Commonwealth at
tie September term of Circuit Court.
Clinton Democrat.
The Auditors report for 1873 shows
come rather curious Statistics in re-
gard TO idiots 10 Kentucky. Accord
iug to this report the number in the
State amounts to 758 These are
supported onf Of the public treasury
At cost OF 275 each under the pro
vision OF the General Statutes. IL
other words the idiots cost the peo-
pie of Kentucky $50. $4,000 per
year.
Capt, Wm. Stone. has Withdrawn
from the race for Senator 10 the Trgg
county District. leaving Mr. Fleming
Of Livingston county, and our ancient
FREUD Judge Wilkinson. Of the Trigg
County Democrat, to contest for the
prize These two gentlemen are pep
pering each other at a huge rate 10
the counties of Galloway, Trigg, Lyon.
and Livingston.
Ohio Democrats arc always enthu,
slasIic. Now, there Is something to
grow enthusiastic over. The constitu-
ton and dearest principles of our par
y are attacked We must rise up
cow ia earnest, aud make a fight for
liberty. Those two eminent Kentucky
Statesmen, Carlisle and Stevenson.
have already struck the key note for
the campaign Of 1880, and we com
mend iheir sentiments TO Ohio Demo.
Gratis Thisis their platform:
Free elections and impartial juics
- Hos john G CARLISLE
No hird term PresiieRt-I Hon
JNo. " STEVENSON
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-06
DcnlocrnfIe FonIs.

We say, good Democrats are
growing discouraged by the I'M
seemly wrangles, chickering's, ieal-
ousjes, and denunciations. passing
between Democratic leaders and
Democratic elements.
One element denounces Tilden
and Hendricks for being too COW
ardly to assert and maintain their
right to the great offices to which
the people elected them.
Another element excuses Hen
bricks and denounces Tilden as the
coward who loved his money and
bonds too we'll to dare risk the as
sertion Of his right to the Presi-
dency.
Another denounces Hendricks as
a fool and in conspiracy to defeat
the denomination of the old ticket
--Tilden and Hendricks.
Another denounces our present
Democratic Senator'S and members
Of Congress for the attitude they
now occupy as to the appropriation
bills. One side says they are damn
ed if they do pass the bills, and
the other that they are damned if
they don't.
We. the Democrats out in the
woods-the hewers of wood and
drawers of water for the party-the
masses" as we are felicitously call
cd by the office holders-are grow
ing FESTIVE, tired, and discouraged,
with such conduct. We know we
have no influence in national poll
ties, except to vote, but we can see
that such management is destroying
every vestige of a chance for sue
cess in 1880.
The COURIER, if it was to try.
wouldn't know how to be ANYTHING
else than a democratic paper, but
we confess to one grand disgust"
at the above shape of affairs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-06
EeGa;.x.d PRIMARIES.

The Lexington Transcript thus en-
dorses an idea, for sometime advent
ed by the Hickman COURIER:
"a law regulating party nomina
lions is needed in Kentucky and in
every state a doniuent party has
the authority and power Of MAORI
ty. within its ranks. add its primary
elections are of more real importance
to the people than the regular cleo
tions. Where a nomination is equiv
alent to ele ton, as in Kentucky, IN
der Democratic rule, the nominating
elections exceed in importance the
regular elections Hence, some
more defnit and reliable provision
for their purity and freedom from
bribery and corruption should be
made.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-06-06

GRAVES county has seven Dem
ocratic candidates for the Legisla-
ture, and the Republicans and
Greenbackers, each, assert their
determination to bring out candi-
date which will make total of
nine entries. The old doctors rule,
who, to avoid a complication Of
diseases, always threw his patients
into fits-because he was HI on
curing FITS, might be observed with
profit. Throw them into a conven-
ton, for Graves county is HI on
q convention