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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-01
Try GEO. W. srlcENEy. Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL u.s.
IAdE On SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI.

TAIE. ON SUMNER srRF1rr HOWARD UNI
NEBSlTN IH-DfNiSiON.
by virtue ufa dtud Of trust, dated August a. ISL
and duly recorded ~ liber No Gi9 folio ~, Of the
land ltCOr's tor Washington toWtv, District Of
Columbia a. d under decree oi the supreme Court
Of the Dsttct Of Columbia passed tho 18TH day of
Dec mhor ISIS, In equity cause No Glii between John
A. J. ClCswcll Ct NJ. versus Thomas Carter et a.
Will, ut tho request Of The party secured BY
prcrli cL ON MONDAY, January q, a. ID. 1917, at
$3.50 O'Clock y. m, The followngdCst rbcd real estate,
Columbia, 20 wit: Lot I, block - ~ the Howard
JnlvCrs u subdivision Otthc farm OfJohn A. SIN ~,
commonly known "EninghHm Place" as laid
down on plat OF new subdivision OF lots ~ D. %. 80,
Gnd 81, aud Hey IA block -. Howard University
property, hled In County surveyors Office August
%. ISL.
twelve months, with interest nj per cent Per an
mum nom the day Of sale, to be secured by decd OF
trust on the properly sold. deposit NJ sjD to be
paid down at timp ui SUE All convoyHndng mt cot
Of purchaser. Ifterus are not COMPLIED with IN five
days tie trustee the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of dehuluug purchaser
JAMES ~. SM nm. Trustee,
dccgGaod,Gds office jeil n glith street
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Auetioncer.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es;
TATE, IMPROVED BY TWO DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS. 1901 AND 1906
TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF two deeds Of trust dated September IS
ls1l aud re OrdCd snCctNely, in IdUer No 800, folio
$40 and 3i ct seq oreOi the land records OF tie Dis
trict OF Columbia and al The written quest OF the
parties secured thereby shall sell NJ public auction,
~ mont OF each Of the premises, ON lllA Y, the Ri
day of January, 1879, at "a o'clock y. M the follow
lowing described real estntc, TO wat; Lots numbered
twenty COY and twcuty-oue en- in square numbered
ninety 900. In the city OF Washington, District ofCo.
lumhiu cjrdng the recorded subdivision OF said
square made 10y w Ham 4. MattinEy, philip a.
Darnellc, and William }. Miller, receivers, In equity
cause No. 2loi the sad lots being improved by Two
good ana substantial frame dwellings each contain
ing six rooms Each lot will be sold sepgrately
Terms OF sale; One.thlrd cash. and residue In three
equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen months
with per Mt. Interest from day of sale until paid,
for which notes of purchaser, secured by deed Of trust
on property I'D 10 bc given or all cash. at option
purchaser. Etty dollars deposit each house and
10! when Did accepted. lfterms of sale are not com
piled with IN ten days the trustee tile wight
oresell a. risk and cost ofdcfuing purchs er, after
five days advertisement In National Republican
newspaper.
dCc2l-ot WILLIAM J. MILLER, --rustc
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II II. WARNER, Real Estate Auciloueer.
'RuSrEIs' SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT on THE

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT o. THE
SOUTH SIDE or RHODE ISLAND AVENUE,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
by virtue OF uctd Of trust. dated January H. a.
D. 1870 duly recorded IN Lber Moses folio BIB one Of
the nd records for the District or columbia, Hui a.
the request Of the holder of the notes secured thereby
we Will sell g public auction In ilont Of the premises,
on MONDAY, January t. 1871, at o'clock D. m, all
that certain piece or parcel of land situate IN the city
OF Washington, u, G., known ana des, ribnd u.s., aud
neing the eastern part NJ lot numbered thirteen (3t,
IN square numbered two hundred and eleven (2lD,
fronting twCuiy-twO 21) feet ana eight ~ inches on
Rhode Island avenue, uud running back the same
width at right angles with said avenue u the rear OF
said lot
TERMS One-third cash, and the laanc- O. s'y
ana twelve months, with interest at Vu. g"....
per auum until paid secured by deed OF tru H ttu
property sold or all cash. at Oplion Of the pun
500 deposit at the time of sale, aud all COnycyJH
purchasers cost, Terms o. be complied with .Ha"ras
days otherwise the trustees reserve the right .ls
tie property ut the risk and COS, OF the default
chaser amer five DAYS advertisement.
An take, and assessments viii lbe paid Quo ui
The purchase money 20 December ], 1873,
Otis BlGELOW. ,r,...,,..,
JOHN &, PAltkEIt,I 4''''''N''
i. r. COLDWELL sale smun. dc-loois
~ a a - - ~ $3.50 $3.50 ~
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS

TINTED STATES MARsIIABs SALE.
BY virtue Of two writs OF HcFf f1ciq IA ued out Of
tie Jerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District
Of columbia, ana TO mo direct d, VIII gHl ut pnnlc
sale Or cash. at The CourhOusa door Of said District,
on MuNDA Y, the 10th day o January lslg 81 wcve
o'clock iu all the right the calm, and Interest Of
the Ilmnliils ~ aud to the floW ugdescrbCd prop
eriN.tU wis Lot biu buVidsOIs sat d vision or square
No. ss2, fronting .. feet 'nrh,s on Nn,eachusetis
cnue aud running buck q death Of IA lot IN Wash
inHiun, u. - together with all and surg the I'M
pro'eWehts thereon, '-rd aud levied Up1n the
prul cry Of Eleuor B,bs aud Jerome H. babe 10 'at-
isly executions No iHUJ tv, and No lB.,ln at law,
IN favor oil Laura A. MIRO u al.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
d,c3 dts United states Aiartiral, D. G.
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MEL MB0L0'S BUCHU

HAS 40 EQUAL I'm diseases peculiar to females,
Chronic inflammation of the Uterus, and all conf
plants incident 10 the sex.
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san FRASCIsCO, Dec. 81, 1878.
rhe followlngare the official closing quotations OF
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Interior AQ0inmeMS.
REAMER a. DOWNING,

UPHOLSI'BRBRS
And manufactures all grades OF Mattresses,
No. 1O3 X street y. W., Washington, ID. G.
ly attended to. jyll-lm
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-25

REAnlR READ, READ!

Our Improved Right and Left Flat
Oshod CULTIVATOR having been thor
Oughly tested. read what others think of
it who have tried it,:
1t works splendidly in my nursery and
grove, does the best of work, leaves the
surface quite smooth aud saves half the
time. l have also noticed your success in
subduing cane grass with it. 1t pays. L
must have one, HARMON BROWN.
1t does good work III my grove subduing
crab-grass. and gets over the ground twice
as fast as my sweep plow, but l think is a
little too heavy for my pony. l should
like one twO-thirds or three-fourths as
heavy. HARRISON JONES,
1t is by far the best Cultivator | have
ever seen, either north or south l will
take two. VIM. w. HULsT.
1t is great time and labor-saving tool,
and no farmer can afford to do without it
who has fe n acres of orange grove, nur-
sery, corn, cotton, cane, or other crops
which require clean cultivation. findit a
most perfect Implement for subduing cane
grass. 1t works we'll among the stumps.
Price $3.50,
Terms cash IS to accompany the order, or
deposited with Messrs. JORDAN & Lam
CASTER, and paid us with the balance on
delivery of the CultivatOr at DELAND.
Should orders for ten or more be secured
by Saturday, June 28th. we: will make n
still further reduction of per cent. in the
price. J. Y. PARCE, Agent.
DeLand, Fla, June %, 1879.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-25

We publish the following by au-
thoritv Of the BOARD of Comfy Com.
HlisslOheTs
AN AcT -,o Eooa T;sl,os sc +ha
Stnto onS -. ro~nl"to E;"har;n ,sio' VA '"'
,,, 80, "", !" .us ".a'o risne,0''
Inc teOple OF the state or Florida, repre-
sented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows: SECTION l. No person shall use IN
the rivers OF this state any Gill net for the
capture OF the hsn known as shad with
mesh less IMAM nve lncnes from KNOT 10
Knot, measured lengthwise. or use a seine
TOT the capture OF any OF the food hSheS
with a mesh less Than three and half
inches from knot to knot. measured length
wise, under penalty of thirty dollars for
eacn oHehce PROVIDED, mat TINS, section
snall not apply 10 any person Who shaiI
use q sefne or net With smaller mesh
than tnesone defined for the exclusive pur-
|&poSe VI ca3cnqh2 mlnnows FOR Dalt.
DEC. = N9Person snail catch or capture
any silau. or use gan net OF seine Tor the
c ~ Oh the nsH known as snaa, between
me HFSt Jay OF April anu the nrst daV OF
Decemoer OF any year, under penalty OF
ttMenty nNe uoilaIs i0r each OHence, anu
Cne cOIHscatlon OF ali neIsyNselneS, DOats
anu Jackie useu IN such unlaWfnl acts.
oEO. o. NO person snail pace, construct
OF erect IN any OF the rivers OF TINS state,
my, p3 Pc e u!ke OF pIselhet ior Tue cap
SuiI VI 1oOu nshes; uhuer d pehalty OF 1orty
uoilars TOT eacn Onenee.
DEC. 4. no person VINO mas not resided IN
Une STATE SIX montns previous thereto snail
oneage ~ Cne neUtlng, capture OF catcnlng
an! Loou nsnes m me PUBIC waters OF this
suace Lor Une purpose OF selIlng or OF eX-
pot u OF shpping tneln 70 other states
ol 10 loIelgll coutltrles; anu any n9n-resl-
uenD az a1orSsnu WHO sIiali vloliIe Ihe pro-
. rsn""s ~ .s.s sec.ao sn;tl, De IiieO III the
s s,...,,, = ;e,semut,nvc uoiiarS 1or each
VIII c1unscilii oh ~ All hets, D0ats'
t s..i ny ..hT appiihceS useu IN sucn uhlaw,
....t' :, sit WIS secuioh snaI,
s.piuS ~ s sIientinic PERSONS VINO snali
!; ~ aoou ne'cS eAci"si'eif lor scleh
w 81, put pos M co. :.
ooI, 49, o 0T lilly ouii lil OF
ea;n County are neIcoy autnorizeu 10 ap-
poihG q Sp S;Ii agenu WHO snaii ne kno wn
.f tl,;s 80 80 ~, W. lily II PRIV isiuus
"a tidis ao.,anu J"tn DaIilsl siali nave DOW
~ S,,I;eet t,.; .dhe oeadie lhaglstrate
"nu 1890, ~ LA a.o3 e III 10 law, any
oJ 4I.a any " t 4 plovlsioIs OF
'Dn;n, 49, a''u ono i iihS oruer tne
So.dnn; VI ahS t'; use9 W tue VI.
denuoa ~ Nioi s oilis tci ana III case OF
oudar c.,oti or ,ne acSGseu may make an
Ui s f 1 t ta Sucn iilpienen[s 20 the
S;",., y, o SCI az UnI S,Tuley ooIliiils-
VI cuoii o,unas aildil nave autnor-
10y w Ply sucil Dli.n sucl reasonable re-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-25
FOOD FISHES.

We publish the following by au
thority of the Board of County Com
missioners
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-25
Blue Spring, Orange City & Atlantic
Railroad Company.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Tn accordance with Section 1 of an Act
! of the Legislature Of the State of Fl0g-
Ida, entitled IAN Act to provide gen.
eral law for the incorporation of Railroads
and Canals" approved February 49, 1874
Notice is hereby given that under the pro-
vision of said act Company has been or
gained under the name OF blue Spring,
Orange City and Atlantic Rrilroad Com
pany," for the purpose of constructing,
maintaining and operating for public use
% Railroad from Blue Spring landing on
the st. Johns River in VOllisia county, to
q point at OF near Mosquito Inlet on the
Atlantic Coast, all in said VOlusia county
and State of Florida.
81. J. Hammond, Il. w. Sturdevant,
Geo. ]. Scammell. Milton Grover,
A. Crensnaw. A. l.. jerks,
Jas. A. Spaulding. Chas. j. Smith,
Il. ID. GiddinRs. John Il. Stillman.
IncOrpOratOrs.
Orange City, Fla, June IL, 1679-58-3m.
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Continued from 41st PAGE.

u
and replaced after it is over. This
would be sensible, but not what is ad-
vised IN the case specified have
piece of ground heavily mulched with
bulrush grass, weeds and banana
leaves, on which the mulching has
not been moved for three years, and
there is nothing in the appearance of
the plants to show any reason for
moving it for three years to come. |
have another piece on which heavy
mulch has lain two years without
moving, except to put clay around
the trees in the winter, and the fer
tility of the soil has doubled without
the application of fertilizers of any
kind. Does AKA" move the mulch
ing from his pineapple plants "every
month and stir the ground among
them? / guess, not any. Speaking
of him reminds me that he gives
preference for mulching to the bull
rush salt grass, and I fully endorse
his Judgment In fact, endorse him
in everything but politics, which l
conclude from his remarks concern
inc the Tribune, are abominable. On
the contrary, 1 accept the Tribune,
not only politically, socially, and ag-
riculturally, but religiously. "X,-A.'
is just one ahead of me on apples. |
am like the boy who was hunting
rats: when get the one I am after
now, and two more, I shall have
three. set last winter three varie-
ties-all of which are growing we'll
also, six of pears, none of which are
doing anything worth speaking Of;
also the lie Conte pear, which l may
say, is "fair to middling." Peaches
were late in starting, but are thriv-
ing. The Pien-to peaches are nearly
ripe-are turning handsome red
and yellow.
After long abstinence from rain,
we have now had three rainy days.
From actual excavations and trigo-
nomitral measurement, l find the
sand is moistened exactly three six
teenth Of an inch. / have nephew
who always feels gaunted up !" after
AN unusually heavy meal; suppose
this rain has made our friend and
neighbor, NJ L. Smith, feel justsfo,
as good heavy dew keeps his grove
in top side condition the year Found.
AS for my sand hills and shell
mounds, can take this quantity
twice every day and grow "gaunter"
all the time. The peninsula cater
piller has cleaned out some OF our
friends above New Britain, and has
been quite too plenty here, but is dis
appearing now Fine gardens and
crops are the rp.aNGiiere this year.
The best of both are those of d. B.
Rogers. He says he can raise any
thing. $500 u. y. NJ. g
Hazitac Peninsula, June 10.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-25
New Advertisements,
FOR SALE.
A Desirable Home at Matt
land, orange Co., Fla.

New Two-Story Dwelling with rooms;
also kitchen, servants room, pantry, clos
cts, etc; 800 trees from three to six years
old-of Oranges, Lemons, LINES, Pome-
granates Grapes. and other fruits. This
growing town is situated nlne miles from
the st. Johns river and six miles from the
county seat. and is noted for health, clear
water lakes, good society, and pleasant
climate winter and summer. In the place
are four stores, large town hall, two ho-
teis, church, good school, etc. Price $1,000
Address G. C. S., Boxer. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
CALENDAks THIS Day.


SUPREME CoUur-CHl SBEH--Bauott Nos. 2lj. gel
2G2 3D. 56 1U, % 1876, lOi III 49, los, l50, 200 =U7
gz1, 253. pot. ZtJ 90
GiNEHAL IEWi--Adourncd sine de.
SPECIAL N M-Nan Worst Case on, No. Sto.-hOum5
agt Mons a. NO day caleudar.
CIRClU-PAHT Ivan 81 ant nos 700, I02'o. J3@
3lOg 1856 Jr2. 3jDS 3Oj3 isl3, 3jo 5j7S 357. 33Jl
$685. 1851. 1888 $685. 5000. o6J 1905, 36o0 oOO7 $685.
Part II-Donohue J-Nos 1892 1871. 35ff S207. 177ja
2452 13j So -i5l. ZlsJ. 2tS-. sub 3ooi, oJJ1 l-iJ2
1876. .tk.. 34ii, 3i55 1897, 5tGJ lQ3a 49, $lHL 2i5
34O3 3j 5000. 1868, 3jZo ALL $780, $780, 3J4U
3s0a, $40. 1872. 81 p 3i42.
PAIT M ,wrenes. Case on 40. 4sO5-Butler agt
FilCk No ia, calender.
SUPERIOR CCrEr-GESERN TErli-Adourned sine die.
SPECIAL TERW-~ed-WlCk, J.-NO DAY calendar.
TRIAL TEhN-PARI i--Adioutnrd for the term.
PART if-AdiOuru. d tOT tne term.
Pant II Adjourned Tor the term
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL IERL-Adiourned for the term.
SPECIAL IFBSi-C. p DAILY, e. IN day calendar.
EQUITY TFM-AdJuuuel Tor tie term.
THAI. IENN-PAEL II. L. DAILY. J.-Nos. VA. Job
500 lOl4 93s 7lJ eS 2U56 1920 1850, lcO lOO6, 2l1J
2l1G. $50. $50.
PAHI II-Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CUUKT-GESERAL TERA-Alker. @. j; McAdam
sheridan JJ.-Appeas from OrdeTs.-NO. z. Appeals
from uugmcnts.-Nos -, .. =, -.
MARINE COUET- TRIAL IERN-PAETs J, II and lII.-Ad
jOurned Tor tie term.
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nEClsIONo-APRIL 20.

Cypreme Court hGmJGrs-By Judge Barrett
Cook ct C0ok-hrerrrd bacs 10 take Testimony 10 the
r33uf's utnc the Identity a. tie defendant Win
Inc person living william Davis. and a. 10 the service OF
me process the otto lg Otto.Ihe motion must
be granted with costs. Flynn Bsvs-,rior seit s
proposed bv Mr. Bptte Nar-1aN ACT burchui Hrkc AT
Cloyry.-M0uon granted. Ncrpianca agL Breyoge-4otoh
denied.
By Jargt Llyreuce.-OaivIn alL MctIuIEneS5.-O rdef
granted Holmes lg HolmcsDecree Oh cFotce granted 70
Common PIsas-SyeciGl TTm-By Judge J. T. DAILY
Robertson sgr l.obortson-Ord,r sotet amended Aur
80 1919 Guth oct trial granted on payment
81 costs Il former trial opinion April 30 lSl0
Iy CIefJ Justice G.. Z. Dalt-ltus aEL blutcknet
approved matter ~ the assignment oi comes IN he
matter of the ASSIGNMENT Of GraUtcry.-tirantefl
Marine Court-tieBerdi JGm-By Chlct-JuStice
Aker ana McAdaIn ami Sheridau-Gleb at Lnc4- Amend
uient a lowed per curau opinion tici.
Marine COut-Ch0mD1S-l}V judge GOepp-
Nayl0r AT Motion denied with $40 COSTS Aver
act IeuberCt Demurrer Overrrl without prejudice % any
motion made the trial Wallace agt JOhusoue-AlO-
on granted order Of April p confirmed without COSTS SEQ
PAPERS Birnet act ICeObi oyerrulrd ahi dis
Nogei AcXander.-OTter discharged. CALVIN AT hem
Motion granted complaint dismissed with costs. Hat0n
agt Motion for extra allowance granted Anderson
NaymOut h.-MOton granted proceedings uish4s7'L
iykeF Hoops Am nlment allowed. Levy aEl Rowe
Arms sheen. Motions granted Nou aeL Bnder
Miien gante yaeatng ley a. per oIoer Boye az
Matthews ChapmGn Dahlmau agt. MitkOsh Rhodes
act Latin; Anderson agt Conner; Cl1hu agt Meyers
ayer=cs SeckendOn Philips agt CCnnOri Appel asI
BIOnu.-OEdCIs entered and MED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01

ities than these. and gives none too much room for
their display Mr. Archers MephjstO was cynlcai ana
dry Int no more devilish than is set down fo1 him
in his part and that is in dress only he appears IN
the conventional red and black but of the essential
attributes of Satanic power he is devoid. Goethes
Nephisophees is stripped as Emerson says, OF mytho
logic gear. of horns and coven foot, and tail ana
brmstone-fre, but remains terrible personality Oh
pure intellect applied to the service of the senses
the first organic figure added to literature for some
ages and one which will remain as long az the fro-
metheus. The word organic recalls Coleridge's re-
mark that the unity of work Of art is organic, not
mechanics a remark which duly pondered by MI
Gilbert, might have saved him the trouble of put
ting together this last piece OF stage carpentry.
a. VS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
Delaney a. K4YL'S CHIN TO OFFICE.

A little over two years ago w. Il. Hum phrey,
secretary tho broken sayngs bank Of Newkoehelle
was elected president OF that village for the Of two
years. and when no away. Q. Underhil, Of the
village trustees appointed president 10 I'LL the posi-,
ton un next election, al which 40 duly elected
to the Office any length OF term being specified
before the last election, 1t being generally under
stood that Mr. Underbil only serving Humphreys
une pred term the Democratic Republicans aud Green
hackers each nominated candidate for the tnlce OF
president The election resulted In favor OF Colonel De
lancey A. Kane the Republican candidate. The friends
of Mr. Underhill, the Democratic candidate claim
that there was no vacancy Of the Office al the time that
Mr. Underbill was elected for the full term OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Kings County Supreme Court yes
torday The suit of Ella g. Schneider for limited d.
vorce FROM francis j. c. Schneider referred to f. T.
Dana. Jne defendant is Presbyterian clergyman and
wa, formerly miss in Brazil Tue ground OF the
suit cruel and inhuman treatment which the deIeAd-
ant denies. The couple have ak children.
A suit in the name of the people has been
begun in the Supreme Court Kings County. against the
Manhattan Beach Railway and Improvement Companies
to set aside the conveyance OF strip Of land on Man
haitian Beach, Of which the town Of Graves nj claims TO
be the lessee f. claimed the conveyance made
at "a town meeting which packed viii Illegal voters,
and tha Land worth $4,000 or $4,000 vas sold 70 the
attendants for u 800.
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ABACKDOWN ADVISED.

The principle cOntcnded for by Congress
should Dc presented the President AGAIN at once in
form when shall leave him choice between CONT etc
acceptance OF II and fat rejection OF Ie repe Is con,
tanned in the legislative Appropriation bill also bhOuld
now be presented at once TO him separately nder no
temptation, under no prOYOcdtlon ht Congress 20"
aGiourn without making all the appropriations neces-
sGry 10 carry the Government. Representing the
majority OF The American people Congress mast see 70
tna the wheels of the pu6c administration are kept
smoothly steadily ia motion; ana II the President
OF factOus and mschievous minority, under the guid-
aucp of evil cOuuseUrs insists upon Obsiructlng Win
his veto legislative repeats in harmony win an the
great prccedcnts OF tho history freedom let the issues
That ne makes taken by he Democratic parry calmly
and feare.sy before the tribunal Of the people IN all
the s ldits OF the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
MAY MAKE HAYES AGAIN A CANDIDATE
ELoni IAa NIiLA Hf4nlic Nnll

If the question now In issue ~ as important
az the spok sin the majority IN Congress declared
10 the President aud his party friends ap-
parenty regard it, 1t make and unnake Congresses,
parties, Presidents aud platforms. III tie question
crows It's representatives will grow with It. IL would be
hard TO say who viii 10 the front on the Demo
cratic sr as the represen tave of the policy OF the
eDordnatOn OF the Executive 20 Congress. But there
IA no doubt that on the Republican SIDE Pre- 0ent Hayt
~ the best and IN fact tue only representative OF tic
auti-coereloa policy. without him mat policy you'd
have died az untiIneli death President Hayes i- on
record as opposed TO second term, Dat "a num-
Der Of our Presidents who yet were com ccd aSanst
their will To stand a second time and be cctcG. The
oupstiOu of President coercion" may come to the
r0ut II may suasIde Bul IL II GrOWs Ruth, rf0rd b.
Have. 0f ONO will A. its effective creator ON up in
spc OF himself prominent candidate Tor the Re
publican session u 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01

ing business as well the making OF OOn cloths ana
the forging OF iron Congress may, therefore, ne IN
,luced TO sanction Nessrs Harpers' proposals but we
shall suspend our belief the subect least fnr Inc
present The power OF OBJ aiming English BOOKS at
cheap prices has been too long elj yed aud the ad'i
tages Of a further reduction through the enterprise OF
Chicago citizens OBVIOUS to let M believe uha
the Washington Government The Congress VIII 20
eager to support the scheme Of international copyright
that has been submitted 10 them.
At some tme-not very near to Us-inteIDatOnHi
DOWNRIGHT between the United Kingdom and the United
STATES will be established upon Just aud rational plnc
mics bur we must wait for IT, There il very ile u.e ID
discussing these farcca proposals which the publishers
OF the trans-A Atlantic cities have elaborated.