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m farneht desire to hbandon their fraudulent
practices, and, BY direction Of thu lion. Attorney
TO come into court plrad gnfiiv. and tnvc their
homences rntpcnded during Ronh behavior Pleas
Of guilty with suspension Of scntcnee have been
, 1879-05-15

nrHefa 70 cnnHrc the stills at all hnssrds, bit to
iotbear n' hFnnnR on ar engaging ii. any conflict
o! oItas shs work was accontplisea, Thoy lei tho
Ay nsht'y 10 Glasgow by IN armed band who threat.
ehGtl 70 rtlen"e Tho ptlaoncrf." 80
@ rs 1g Sns9 afsiSF tstSF, w19a ts,
GtHee tlat ncnny: Collector Nay, of the second
''11.,,et '1tt. Of Ksntuekr reposls tst tho Illicit d.
"Aks hlm 10 send hth force u ltA asslstancc-
FIFTH D1BTntCT KENTUCKY.
+Ishe +Msumher 0f SpceIal Uepntlaa employed, 2.
qdn, r1n'e 70 9f .s,m employ g!nS msnt Two months.
Nunbcr of iIcit atllls rolxcd, III.
IG!sohs arrested, %.
tl1lcera nnd cMpluyes killed, /.
oiiSeIa unt cmri0yrs %nnndnd,. ].
l!lIea Drpnty Marshal ElIss, IN Casey co1ntr, Vic
.dHno q. lA7st 1sovcaue Agent Whitfield reported
tns nrefationA Of force tcnt into Hardin County
tor r. pnttose Of sez'ne stills. and rall that Il
OF three prisoners. TIM friends OF thc pt1soncrs
9%Eaanizcd %a and pnrsncd f,e revenue officers and
pointed III their attempts to rescue tic urIsoners
,Hey retns''ed nrd burnt The uusc Of .. +. Clark
Mnotn they iad renson 70 bnllcvo acied rs gntdr.
ana na. not been ntte t' return s,nce TINT time on
acSoan &c nn,1,rr 1a t,rcns1 ,ans nsds sXalnst HIM.
that ho kciit force intn In Hue Connty 10 ec!zo
thu distillcsy nf johnson l,fos They woro fOrci
Ill., w sss,ea and dtven on aM! prpy na1sa
q soitclnhcF 1H1H. tha .'olnson 3ros. with their
friends hent word to tho officers That they wero
hffeh nnd ready for my emergency, md would rc.
.ist ANY attempt to sczo their datery or 10 sscute
ltlelr arrest.
hnscnne Agent Whitfield n,ndp rcnuisliton fo.
bEcech.luatllug carblnss, which wcro furnished
to hfltl. and, IN connection with Collector utcincr,
orgnnlxat force Of auiclent strength, 10 overcome
stills. ~'s '''
Elolirn DISTRICT KENTUCKY.
Number Of Spcclal Deputies employed, z.
l'mu q employment, hercn months.
Cost OF sanr, 81. ht0.
Number Of Illicit s1iIIs srizCd, 80.
Ecrsolis arrcsch, 40.
Ohlcers ntd enlpahyca wounded, l,
good deal ot lAwfcssrcss has prevailed III tle
mountainous part Of lhtA district " "s
In January, 1878. 1t w.t fund necessary 10
o1sa.t1e largo force, which was done by Collector
Lsnarnm, and Il wss sent Into Wayne Comfy. 4
most determined ressIatlca OIL the pnrt OF illicit
tllallets WAS made. Tho iorco was met b. m or.
gAlllzrd body, light cnercd. anl Deputy Collector
Logan WIS severely wounded and h!s ll1r8c k1lica.
;ast Tns o!sasefs however. were overcome. and
Guilty has occurred In this district since tat move
mont,
--
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II we'll known TINT North and sonth Carolina
rott.on q uSorFa ata infected with Whist ara
country HeIing fraudulent tobaeru. 10 nrot.ci M
te M"ysfnn,cnt and honest dealers nuatnas cra
ot11ecfs fo Those districts. y
si1rt DISTINCT MONTH CAROLINA.
Mnnbcr Of Special Deputies employed, 10.
TT, Tinc - of cmploymen., twenty .ioar inon.hr.
. Eoat nt SANG. $50, 4AA 40.
l'ertons aFrr.tcd. t71. W." '''"'"' '~''
uil!ccrs md cmplnyrs killed, l,
Feb. 0. 1877. itsvsnnc XVIII Wagner informed
!!'ts office that Disrict. Attorney 1isk Will" ia 10
ashnai Douglass tlat at the trial dIstilior pe.
:; North Cntn!ins, twenty nrmch neil ATTACHED tho
H., MGasi fa;ally wonndiav Deputy Marshal IIasks
Oct. i, ls57. t:oliec,or Mott repor,ca Tint
4R,eptty'GollGct1r 4,epy fitletr'c. accoInnaneh by
nsrnty; n1 ;staraian PATTERSON ami Mcdowell. and
~ ~ ass!.saHia whiie hea.chine for illicit .tilIs in
tAc south Mountains, wc5e e,dtrniy I!rGd upu, lIv
pes,sohs GnneeaeA II busllts anI bcind trees md
soGxs ,:, I'T number Of nr*ailan,r was crimnset.
two persons for ilicit n,sttjltnn retrcntcI win
tleiF !rtoners out Of tho moantains md werc
n,et a. every snrn Of the nnrrnw roat by the at.
Maest 1Mimesfst kept up pcr4steut fire. ono Deputy.
Matahal eati1 md !}cpaty.Colector tl.'rspio were
'ef'oc'iy 'uc N "onn1led' s1 nnc hoFss wat killed.
.M1tNtHneu WITH ten rep .aslng caEb!nrs ana sunt
elont anantliy Of ammunition Tar the pnrnotc Of
a9tnllng nle force 10 enable them 10 enforce the
teyc!ne laws In hts district. y
on inc 10th OF Jnnc Collector Mott reports that
CAPTURED FIVE rRlAoNEns.
nnn Of whom Ind been forc!hly released from, tho
P1chcns County Jail. south Mountain The force
was attacked hy large hody Of nrn,etl lur with
intent ~ rescue tue priaoners. light ensicd aud
the aasnllatt$ were driven OF.
L., Sgns @ ~. my, nepnty.coectos Bryans force
;!! ;d!!sttllor'. and Dcpnty.col'ector Longs horse
April T. 1870, Collector Mott reports that tto
jail lii lluthcriosdton. in which Illicit aiattllcrs
were confined. was attncked hy an armed holy Of
nicM for The purpose Of re1enrirE tho rrItoncra
m, undar date Of Apr! 1S. l*5h, kevenue Aren.
Chapman reports hat daring the nunsll Of ,lani.
ary man named TrcE. in Alexander County, who
was SUSPECTED nf having given information iii rca-
tioh to Illicit dst!left, dragged troM his hnsq
at nigat .nl severely bcatcn by rix a!sgnsed men,
nn1iuHs 10 the Illicit datlcrs in his src.lon by
asslsttnv Deputy Collector bryan, was informed
that bullet tired at onu johnson shilc riding
throngh tho Utuahy Mountains WAS intcuded for
him.
, 1879-05-15

01aBs !. uNl
The pleas Of Fat!ty In TcnncsHnc llhso been taken
Mt lite term Of Cunrt now Ia Sces1n at Nashville.
wl,arc very iarvr number ut indlctmrntn arc
pen3np, and, frou, the heet Information ran OH.
tain. think tlle number OF p1cas OF guilty with
snspension uf sentence. Will reach nearly, II mot
quito !. Zoo.
EXPENDITURES.
Statement Of expenditures from the appsopria.
lion for 'pnnIhhn,aat for Violations IF Internal
llcxrnac Laws, covering tho period from Inn, l.,
1s77. IL MaF. !. 1S1D, for The discovery anu
punishment Uf frauds upon Tho Internal. Revenue
laws, exclusive 1T exuenAca Of collections etc
, 1879-05-15

STILLS SEIZED.
Statement Ut Illicit aifs scized persons stretted
fur Illicit dsttIatioD In the United Stntcf, h,d
ofhccls ana employee killed and woundcI from
July ]. 1875. to April J, 1H73:
, 1879-06-19

Foot race for boys from IL to l6 yrs
Prize =. ....$2
2-Skipping race. TOR girls under 13 yrs;
distance, 30 yls Prize. ......$1
3-Wlieel-barrow race. open to all over
10 yrs; distance 80 yds Prize. ..$2
INTERMIsSION FOR LUNCH-BAS-
KET PICNlC-BOOTHS TO
SUPPLY THE HUNGRY
4-Dipping for a dollar. 80. open to all
5-Foot race ..tor boys under II years.
distance, 30 yards Prize. 80. 80. 81
8-Sack-race ..open to all. Prize e. 80. 81
7-Wheel-barrow race. for boys under
10 yrs; distance, 30 yds. Prize :. 81
S-Three-legged race. open to all; dis
tance, Is yds. Prize. 50
9-Climbing CREASED pole. open to all
PrlZe.... ....a ham.
10-Sports to conclude with catching a
creased pig. Prize. the pig
, 1879-06-19
Committees:

Chief Marshals Of the Day-Capt. H.
L. Tibbals and Capt. w. A. inman.
Committee on Orlnance:-Altred Penn.
son and John Shaffer.
Master Of Ceremonies DR.. N. d, Hill.
Judges of girls race Mesdamcs A. M.
Hinds, l.. B. Hastings and 8. IL. HiII.
Judges Of boys race:-Col. LII. Briggs
and Messrs D. G, II. Rothsrhild,, and
F. W. Pettygrove.
Committee on Grounds s:-Thos. Drum
mond, N. D. Tobey, and Horace Tucker.
Com. on DecOration-J. II. Norri.
Capt.C. L. Hooper, and f. W. Petty
grove, Jr.
FLOOR MANAGERS
q. NJ. Haller &. b. Hansell
3; aterlnaIl +: W. Hastings
Co. A cordial invitation Is extended to
a L L.
BY 0rlcr OF the Central Executive Co m
THOS. DRUMMOND, Sec'y.
, 1879-06-19

EuB ~frus si-l As,y tiazr,;e,
ss ssa Esh $40 III = dsaniiely
8n@.u shss lss g. i,ug ~ 'he recent
slsvss ~ wov N "a, riiy tWash
s,,x.hs. ~ "a was f.t.sailc to n,
~ a. "a llsass. ~l gh a,AS.s him a
~ saa.zs " lai4siss. sith rans
tasa fs7e~
, 1879-06-19
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON I .

OUIIIIV Ut 'TFTFTSVTI.
l, j. A. Kuhn, Judge and -xollicio clerk
OF tile Probate court Of aforesaid jefferson
county. ITO hereby certify tlle foregoing IN
Do y true aud correct copy Of mn order
made ~ the Probate Court oi said county,
III said matter, to SLOW cause why an Or
der OF sale OF real estat. should not he
made. and that the same Is OF record In
my Office.
rseA11 Witness my hanl md the seal of
said court. this 10Th day OF May,
A. d. 1879.
j. A. KUHN. Probate Judge.
I04t and cXotllciO clerk of sai, court.
u. IL. Haiier, atty't ior administrator.
, 1879-06-19
CITY ORDINANCE SO,

AN ORDINANCE ontb,r,,;,r ,,o
and coIl.c,,nn NJ q s,,ao;n, ,n y oy
% of IN. mr. 'entnm for ths n',rnoa W. o',,l.l..h
v;d;,r y a w amm;no On "' p"A'o'' =" pro-
m", nv "s-' .N0'
"e Wy o. ''"a' ~" nse""'
ooes O'""'n as foil"v':-
SEC. l. Ihat Tor the purpose OF pr"siil-
ing a lire engine ana apparatus tor He
clty,a spe;ial tax OF one-fiftli OF orc hr
ccntnnl snail DC and the same l. levied mp
on AL me taxabIe property Within tbs
wy % W., 'ne aIir ls'o, l,r 7I'ne u Nrc"lr
""H 'SEo ",' r.! ave vi, ..'c is' wy "i A''g''r
io.'' a",' Wv ~ W. .o.lec'su ,'l 'le N'mr ma Y
@ nrnvi'l.t m M th. sa,n, 'n n son.,; "M "." we ',yi
pt"v''nu =, ~, .,'e s",oe W. sahr','h"' ~ avn"
, 1879-06-19
In the evening. at Fowler's Hall q
G n A N D BALL,

The proceeds to be applied toward the
purchasing ofa fire engine for Rescue En-
gine Co. 1.
TICkETS.... -. 80. 80. 81. 80
Music = by Prof. Roberts Quadrille
Band, assisted by Aessrs. Pettygroye aud
Mcdonnell
Grand March to begin at 9:30 sharp
, 1879-06-19

EA~s a. 4. Saa~mp~s.r. Rspul,.ican
sn@asa~an. sss saes.ssd M~yor ol
iesesi9a&. ~ M'ssisy last. tc
eym&~ua- A%sRess. sss q cio~s one.
as's sA~ ~ssnsnss eiiy sfse~s were
F1sra hf - 3ass ifvn 5,ah tick
sss
, 1879-06-19

EAm w. u inssssn 10 soi com.
sax ~ sss FsriAx esss skis .vsr
hes m n ~ esiA s.sss se o, ever ~
sAe mE~se# ~ MaA. Jas. G.
Easan~ Ase saN 4'esssmey 10 isSo.
, 1879-06-19

The amusemcnts Of the day to conclude
with the National Game OF BASE BALI.
played between the picked nine of the
"P. O." club Of Port Townsend, and the
picked nine Of the soldiers at Fort Town.
set.d.
, 1879-06-19

tis ~ ssA pss ~ Sssa Fpncis.
an. csps y aashse, "a the sss. City
~ thmsa@u ~ss Wasss*s ~. aaagh
var AZ Mo lsss s,snssas - a. Ashs.v.
, 1879-06-19
Probate Notice.
In the Probate Court of Jefferson
County, Washington Territory.
Order 70 Show Cause why Order Of sn!e
OF Real Estate Sh0nld mot be made.
In the matter of the estate of
Thomas savage, deceased.

1T APPEARING TO The ABOVE
entitled Court, by the petition. on
the 9th day Of May, 1879, presented
and filed by James Donovan, the al-
ministrator Of the estate of Thomas
Savage, deceased, praying for an or.
der of sale Of real estate, that there
is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands Of the administrator to pay
the debts outstanding against rho
deceased and the expenses of admin.
istration, and that it is necessary to
sell the whole or some portion of the
real estate for the payment of such
debts.
1t is therefore considered ard or.
dered by the court that all persons
interested in the estate .o( suid de.
ceased, be and appear before the
said Probate court
, 1879-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS A OF the BAY

National Song by. h. Miss Nettie Tibbas
Music by the Band. -. ...... "America."
Grafton by...........G. NJ. Haller, ESQ.
Music by the band Star Spanglcd Banner
Reading OF the Declaration Of Independ-
encs by .... DR.. r. Il. Minor
National Anthem -''Columbia, the Gem
OF the Ocean,. BY the assembly
, 1879-06-19
On lIth day Of July, 1929,

At l o'clock p. n. Of said day
at the court room NJ said Probate
Court, in the city OF Port Townsend,
to show cause if any they have, why
an order should not he granted 10
said administrator to sell SO much Of
the real estate Of the said deceased
as shall be necessary.
And that a copy Of this order 10
published at least four successive
weeks in the Puget Sound Weekly
ARGUS, a newspaper printed and
published in said city, and the coun.
ty of Jefferson.
Dated May 2S, 1870.
j. \. KUHN,
Probate Judge.
, 1879-06-19
5TH.-OFFICERS. AND SAILORS OF
THE U. s. REVENUE MARINE
SERVICE.
9TH. SOCIETIES.
7TH.-CIrlZENS GENERALLY

The procession will march to the Picnic
Grounds Oh the estate OF +. w. James.
, 1879-06-19

2ND. - PORT TOWNSEND BRASS
BAND.
3RD.-RESCUE ENGINE FIRE COM
PANY NO. l.
4TU AND Sol nIECS OE
, 1879-06-19

4TH.-OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF
THE U. S. ARMY.
, 1879-06-19
FOURTH : JULY, :
PORT TOWNSEND, w. 7.

AT 6 o'clock, A. NJ, a salute Of 13 GUNS
viii be fired. At $3.50, A. NJ, sharp, Il
PROCESSION will be formed at the
head of UNION WHARF, In the follow
ing order:
, 1879-06-19
SPORTS.

Foot race. for boys from IL to 10 yrs
Prize. -. ....$2
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wicked enter the lower realms of dark.
ness. tie hell. Of Swedenborg. No
one here is perfect; none are saints.
The future world is one of reality, with
fruits, fields, forests gardens and every
thing to attract and enchant the mortal.
CoDgenial souls there meet, know each
other and have cognizance Of the needs
of those left on earth. This belief il
IS pretty IS it 10 rational.
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Fifty is the youth Of old age forty
the old age of youth. So says Victor
Hugo.
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THE DEAD.

According to . noted Spiritualist.
who recently lsctured in San Francisco.
We are placed on this earth not 70 pre-.
pare for death but for life. aud those
who live Alright will DC always prepared
for death. With . human being there
il no such thing a. annihilation. What
10 called dying among ~ 10 only the
effort OF the soul to break away from
earthly barriers. Tho body il . shell.
and what hatchine is to the bird dying
il 70 the confined soul. Death. the
speaker said. 10 to be compared to q
second birth - from the corruptible
body into the shining realms Of immor-
tally, and the moral conduct Of this
lie determines the immediate condition
of future existence. There are differ.
snt .nccditions Of suffering and happi'
ness in the spirit world. The more
pure . person lives here. the create,
will b tho degree Of bliss hereafter.
Infants are received at death by tender,
loving angels, who bear them to q
sphere Of innocepcs and purity. where
they arc educated BY the angels Of God
Suicide i . cowArdly act. and bene6ta
not The uns committing it. Each hu.
msa being. no matter what his trials OF
sdliotioos. u sxpseted TO live TO good
old age and ripsn gradually tor the
bsttse land. Memory and consciousness
accompany the suicide to the batter
Land. where hs suffers the pangs of re-
uerss. From . great and deserved
puniohment there i no sseaps. The
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WAsHINoroN. Dec. 1.-The debt
statement today shows the decrease of
the debt for November to be S799. S23;
cash in treasury. 500, eli, SIS gold
certificates. S7.O67, $40 ; certificates of
deposit outstanding, S14. 100. 900 re-
funding certificates. $2.6l1.75o; legal
tenders outstanding, 1916, 6sl, SIC; frac-
tional currency outstanding, $l5, 704,-
S4S.
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Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence Of
Che K. B.. upon proper personal application, when
oAtisied that no imposition is intended, We will
give the names Of all its ingredients, by affidavit
The above o6ers were never made before BY the pro-
prietor Of any other Family Medicine in the world
Many testimonials. further information, and
full directions for using will be found in the pam.
phlet "Treatise Diseases of the Blood" in
which each bottle senclosed Price per bottle con-
tanning II ounces, or 40 20 30 doses Sold by drug
gists. ID. RANSOM, SOW II Co, rrop'rs, Buffalo, NY
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M .e.sssos - U .1n.,,s. nkn D S.s,Gs
% tha la1Iao q oon1x1o.
Her rssideass II With Nm. Atwood. o. the cost
80 q 0seood Gtssse. bstvesa Colunhle M
0ak1oos OUd10
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TELEGRAPHIC.
rxcLrsrvEiY TO fHR rSrrilIsxycx..


PORT TOWNSEND, Dec ARRIVED
schooner Excelsior, from Ssa Fran
cisco.
Dec 2-Arrived, bark Buena Vista
from San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELY, Dec 2-Sailed, bark
Adelaide Cooper. for San Pedro; schr
" L Beebe, for Honolulu.
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SCROFULA.
Wonderful Cure Of Blindness,
$1,000

gill be paid to any Public Hospital to bs mutu-
ally agreed upon, for every certificate Of this msd
cine published by us which is not genuine.
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NJ TELEGRAPH AND NAN.

New York, Dec l.-Speeis importa.
tions to this port for the week ending
November 18th aggregate t7.14o, 703.
of which $7.059. 525 was gold and $780,
lis silver. The total from January Let
to date 10 $77,l84, 0eO. including esq.,
sOl 1874 gold and s., 2s2. $50 silver.
The steamship Celtic, from Liverpool
on Saturday, brought $4,000 in
American gold coin.
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this country, aud that in recent years
sha ,m.,hA.l. ea-s.-s-d sn.lar. food
to have been effective ard in every
respect highly satisfactory. though,
it desirable to have fuller information
upon the subject, aud accordingly
requested the chairman Of the civil
service commission to make thorough
investigation for this purpose. The
result has been an elaborate and COM
pr.hensive report. The report sets
forth the history of the partisan spoils
custom in Great Britain, and of the rise
aud fall of the parliamentary patronage
aud of official interference with the
freedom of elections. L. shows that
after long trials of various kinds of
examinations. those which are compe-
ti,ive aud open on equal terms to all.
and waieh are carried on under the
superintendent Of q single commission
have with great advantage been essab
lished as conditions If admission 10
almost every official place in the sub
ordinate administration Of that country
and of British India. The completion
of the report, owing 10 the extent Of
the labor involved in its preparation
and the omission Of Congress to
make any provision, either for COM
pensatieu or the expenses Of the
commission. has been postponed unit
the present time. 1t 10 herewith transl
mitted to Congress. While reform
measures of another government are Of
no authority for Us, they are entitled to
influence to the extent to which their
intrinsic wisdom and their adoption to
institutions and social life may
commend them to our consideration.
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PARIS. Dec 1.-The Bureau of the Left
agreed upon the following points a. the
main part of their political programme:
Liberty of meeting and lawful associa-
Citations; liberty of the press and gra-
tuitous secular compulsory education.
The Parliamentary situation seems less
strained. NM Spuller. Brisson and
Flouquet declare that they would not
ann.r.. portfolios IN . ne~ Iniristry. Il
is believed that whom Baudry Dasson
interrogates the Government on Tues
day, the Government will make declar-
ations which will lead to a vote of con-
fidencc ard end in q crisis by consoli-
dating the Ministry. The resolution of
the Republicans to submit programme
to Ministers for their acceptance 10 gen.
orally considered As friendly notice to
quit. Waddington. President Of the
Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs,
will be out of Office in the early part of
mex: year. and perhaps sooner, and
Gsmbetta, President of the Chambsr of
Deputies. will then have An opportunity
of inaugurating Parliamentary Gov
eminent under Republican regime at
the third sitting of the Bureau Of Groups
of the Left. on Sunday. The following
points. on which the Cabinet will b
questioned, were settled. namely: The
modification Of the principle of judicial
immortality: tho transfer Of the gen
d'armerie from the War Ministry to that
oi the Interior and the immediate dis.
misssl Of reactionary functionaries.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
SENATOR BUTLER OF SOUTH CAR
OLINA INTERVIEWED.
His Views on the Appropriation Bills
and the Negro Exodus.

NEW YORK, May p. Senator Butler OF
5. G.. thinks that after President Hayes has
vetoed the legislative bill, the democratic
majority ought to pass the political features
a. separate measures, let him veto them, then
pass the appropriation bills pure and simple
and 90 home, and We ought to do this in two
weeks.
Regarding the army, he says: would
punish the man who pcryerts the law, not the
army. The people on both sides want prac-
ticat, straightforward craftsmanship, and the
man or party who diverts from that path will
suffer the consequences.
He believes the negro exodus originated in
Washington and is inspired by republican
politicians. 1t will be a blessing to the South
if it continues long enough to take North
two or three hundred thousand negroes, and
the negroes will be benefited themselves
by the change.
trust 100000 will leave 5. c. Their
places will soon be supplied with white labor.
Our people depend too much on negro labor.
Perhaps it is the best labor for cotton, and
for that reason is hurttul to the South. Too
much cotton has been and is the curse of the
South. We want population and labor that
can cultivate Il diversity of crops, raise ami
mails, erect factories, neat cottages and
fences.
Butler believes upon the whole a gradual
interchange and exchange of populations be-
tween the sections would exercise a benefi-
cial influence throughout the country.