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swung The llttlc creature forward an'l lp anil
1nt nt tlIn way. 1t was safe. III: hurt IL any
wny. and iust nwake. II bright, clrs.lare1 's,.le
hoy, pcrhnra 5ears 0t, aIu, wtfgl1l,rE srarrc,y
twenty p,nEus. 1tIu fireman sihuldrrctl nlll
held him TIL sbe rngintnr, r,n,lin: "ut Of the
cali. received ltn, nv tl'.' engine ranc To etO.,.
Then fireman ,'unrs cnihcrett stck a,stt besonk
hlh,srlt tn t,u' tc1.tlcr aid tn iiia sllpynl.
When thr train reached thu station thu 1asscn.
gcra wno hal see,l iI.r danger, hit mt ir rcs.
cue sSarnr,l INT to hear uatHlt It alMt to cheer
.tnties at+,l to rf,nkc ltaus With him. Nut,oy ut
the station klrw fn wunt tho child belonged,
mud It was left III charge !" lheagent. IL dill noL
begin Il, cry till II wis put down trulH tic loco
t,nt
, 1879-07-01
T1.a NtEnetnlllc League.


Why. can't ~. Loa,s lolow tho Chlcago exau,-
pls aud organize Dirnetallic Lcasues That Is
the 4rept and absorbing question OF t4vsworlu
Just how; lud. II the tl}an at intelligence aud
wealth lii. 8t, Louis who fayor thu universal IT.
turn I'll tho blulutullle monetary standard would
organize on thu Chicago plau, they could DO
much In thtsxprk Of propagatlnE correct Ideas
on thiss4btect.
Has'a. AdsfFststr tfntt. .Siirsr Rep.).
Tie Rinictal.io League which was formed Ia
Chicago last Tuesday ls an organization that IL
likely to nlaA itselt hoarl ant It's influence
felt. Its plaf f:or.o up,uunds the free utl uu-
limited colnfge Of, thy silver dollar, regard
less Of whit otbfr Governments nlay do,
mud also tfgardless OF tho elect OF tho step
upon our o,tA suuney.staAdurds. II il fair to tho
orgauI1ers Ut ths League to saY thAt they p.o:
less 70 nslicye that ,he policy theS advocate will
tuuxu pIv two dollars Of sQull value; but una of
, 1879-07-01
EADS ON THE SI[IP.CANAL.

" A>'t>''" ~ -. f' ~
so ConScyGH Acruss the IHthf'tus "f Pat-
nn,n OH II Grent 1tailroad-tA rroJoct of
Great Proportions.
ponr EAps, La., June 10, 1s70.-To Tho Editor
af tlc Ne,c Tr. Y'rAuu,, .rhe Isthmus Cnuot
iorr,ss rocon,1, h,l t., ,ha f,ltr ~ ,,,,ta ,,as
eo"t'eSs secent's Helu II. 'Ie e't5 y! iae's nus
presented to the Civilized world NIL the results
vi thr various surveys and estimates which slayo
been thus far made, believe In the effort TO
.,,n-,,,,, ,i,o ,rru,, ,,-r,.r t,,.r,,,,,, h ,,,o
.', ~. s."' =. '''e
American 'st1lfhhs 10 1htcfoecatlc NAVIGATION.
The 1Art that the Congress- conlprIscd among
itB members ina.iy uf The most ablr a,ul dis
,Iu,utslc,1 rurInerrs md scientists In Chrfstcn-
I.. ~ -. 49,, 49,. ,,.. T.. ...,.....
ooi' IL u. DIZZY af insurance 't'a. us es'''h"tcs
hl opo'1s are ct'stlctt to tt'o hlGl'cst respeet'
From, ti.rre IT appears that tho most economic
solution OF t,lIs great question by means OF
,on,, ,,,,.4 ,,,,,ro III, xn.n,if,,,ro ~ ~, i,ost
~, s"'.s' ~, ~" ~, ~. y. ~ '..'as
s1ao,o'o'oo' a''' l'oSsS i!a''en l''oFc' a"a ''"t
Tic execution 1[ t!ie work WILL occ1spy from
llTtccn to twc,lty-Hye years from ti,e
tir,r ,hc w,,r1, IL rnmmcncr,. TI,rso f.rts i,,s
t;Sr ,, cor.i',sin. rim ti,e e,,,n,,,t ~ -ts,,al
rrnu1rcd Ia X, vast .lat it viii not nav to cxrfu,s
ti,,, wori; with uriyatu means olnnr q TINT tin
nmonnt cnnnot nroMhly lIa nhtai,,t.t t,nlcss tjt*
a;nvcr,,,renis ef tn. s-rcrnI u,nritim. nmt,ons
,llrertiv ,ntrrrstc,1 In tbu wnr mi, M jntI,,,.rI
tw contribute iiwraliy In aid pt tlc cntrr,trise
4 'Tnt tic ttnln rcniirrtl fr the
,vnrI, ts sn prrat lint ti. 81, ioymcut of i cor
nlntrti cnnal must ncccssurjiy he reserved Ia lin.
,"xt .temrr,,ion wv ~ -.
~ vicw of these facts, IS IL not wise IN carc-
'ully consider other Gs.Elnccrn. rxpedIents
which lave t'ten er whictl may be, suggested
for the TRANSPORTATION! Of ships n, tluir targues
'.trusa the isthnlss It IS, rs l nm informed,
recommended by tho Paris Congress that the
tStltl,,ls hu cut down below thu Ecyet ut tho two
seas to such depth as ls needed fur the pas
sage ot sItfpa Fruln SEA tn He,s, .n.l thus nroid
tle uau of locks In thu c;ll,n!. To Io this in-
ynlyca thu construction of Il tunnel fur miles
long through the Cors.tl!eras, Of such tsnra-
ssut,s that The one under Mount Ucns dwiul!cs
Into Insgulcance when compared whit. l'hs
relllou l!us bccn Justly termed .sltlu heroic
lrca1munt." Tie term, however, IL not liu,ttcd
IN It's application, md suggests similar treatment
to The Pauarna Railroad, or to so.ao other road
which NAV he constructed for the TRANSFORMATION
u The largest s'ips, with their cusiru c4rgocs
overland iron, uccun to uccn1,.
Nv own studies l,ayu snttslcil me Of the cptiro
| feasibility Of such TRANSFORMATION bY ratjruad,
a,ul llaYn no hesitation III snyng .ut for sum
not txcyrlt,.v Qug.t1frl The estimated ttst pf
The cauul, namely, about co.. tne largest
sns which cutrr th,. t,t,rt of Now York rat, bc
l
, 1879-07-01
Thu ltlCllt to Carry Arms.

Tlk right 10 carry arus stoulp be lmtscato
comnaulcs exias'ng by yirtuu Of tue military
lava of tho stain, unl should not be a!io*ed to
Iyeaansses tasuet companies, or to anr other
uonsu1i!ltary organizations. This will po NJ
case in Illinois after thu lat Of July, under x
'l sha last Legislature Tlle right Ut tf,a citizen
to bear urn,s, guaranteed by tMe constitutlW,,,
is not necessarily thu right 10 ret III crowds qt
urined men to go !ortl. upon tls strsets a,|a
et'mmtt murder, % va uooc rreentlyl lu Chicago.
arp.taken to put stop to tlsr use Of muJ1ets
pMJ fhles by such "compaa!es a used them
"a &tl6H Occaaon.
, 1879-07-01

7Er4f XE0 T.
7rt,,, ,vhs f"rs ~, IN, "cc, H. ti,e 4f.nnorr,
h,"i E,nfic ~ nnS 1no tlnrfnp ti1c trar
viii xnnr snsSva anil nuVstr renis ftsin mnnu Tia
"nhnr asrv,rni .5.nm nrrtrni fn Iayn n kt,rrnr III
':Confcicra:r. y and 'copnosl'ealt. md then
of arc;y hln,iy. .handcd fioGcl win viii do l,rtY
.ori, a. thn p"rs. fSrSirnI f,;na Dsnisx
T1.m ~ '"' FA'''
tL." I.. ;, ., u,r,
Inc ui!1erchco pet"eel1 'le Muos5s' Lung"
etTecsa n..1 tho Northern Copperhcads, Is this:
,r,, 49, hn,, ,l,u c,,,r,no ~ f,rh, fnr what
t'e toA AtI. ~ -. 49," - ,s ~ 80
they cositeted Just prlnciples, MD AaVh'e secn
tItr err,,r OF tllcir WAYS, havu, like good n.:1
lo,,o,,h,n ,ro,, .,n,t IN rctr,cva t,ttr mia.
'pao'up.s .'p,, ''sl', 1o"S"o ~ it, ,.,,,,,
taSts bf 1o1ll1FE !he parry u lte un:on, "'nc'l,
OF cpllrse. ls tho Republicans party. Tile Copper
eatt, Qu iha other il md, lIa not t!e courage TO
lrt for the lselu nrtuctplcs he favored; tttere-
fcr,. m st.jI1 NJ ,lun ntti btssul Mt ti,e Union
, 1879-07-01

X0tt|fCIHt ER4T1ff* *v0HFHNl {3tn11.
It WIS Cincinnati that called tllo exodus into
being. II Is Cincinnati that hns encouraged,
at1sd, and directed thu proposed armed crueaAc.
1t is Cincinnati whence tho cxprlttlon is to
start. Yet tllrTo arr peope In 'llc Valley Of TIN
Miasissipui who do not ayoId fauclppali rs tley
would avoid Hell ITSELF
, 1879-07-01

- 7aEfHH {U.E 10HFHH1 lHEH.5.
When tho Democratic stump-speakcrs get to
telling tho pcoDla what the Democratic party Is
going to do, stop them, md nsk them to de-
lcnl n,Hl explain what TINT party has done.
That will Stump U stumpcr.
, 1879-07-01

the spca1sera waa prepared, IN case this oxrccta-
tim was dBaupointct1, tn advocate reduction
ot ,le guild sluIlar to he silver st ,Ilartl. Thn
l.onglc Ia strong In the lfnnucial Et''nflnB OF
s,jn,c Ut tta n,csnhers nrl tt propusea to workby
,tfscutnstsE publication approved hy it, Conlmlt-
Ito DtlbctnIisn,, IL unc form or ano her. 10 be-
'9nm|ng moro .emDnstratlye nil thrp''Gh tho
country, mud apparently increasing III tnp,llar-
ty,-a fact w!1tel, ncllrr proyes Il to br 'Fuo
nor demonstrates tts falaacv. This Lcaguc will
l,r0bntly be very tlucil Tho p0st n:tvd ngcht III
forming npnuM on tue subject pf nnl.ey: nIMl It
viii bc strange If. IN tttc divided s'ate Il! the op-
position 70 TIA principles, 1t dues not temporarily
cnrry tho dny.
, 1879-07-01
CURRENT OPINION.


ENGLAND has succeeded III beating Parolo by
loading hin down; and sho might. perhaps, beat
Ilantnn II sho forced him to row with senator
David Davis IN the shell us coxswau.
, 1879-07-01

Ftcta Sun Nttraukea fIah.).
Ben Butler Is trying to obta!n tic Democratic
nomination for Governor Of massachusetts, n,d
tho Democrats arc inolsin= over their altnauncs
to aea u It ls ButIer's year to b. 4 Democrat.
, 1879-07-01

The National party Is disappearing. because,
Hike certain weak individuals found In every
community, 1t "cannut stand prosperity" Its
coitaph sill be, "Killcd BY the revival Of
trode.h
, 1879-07-01
Improvement rf Indians
,N,j,ru9ESe .yeui,,,ei tE1eul.-


Thad Pound, having iu,oruved nil tho creeks
In thu Eighth District to naviGable condition
lor saulogs, Is now turning Ills attention to the
improyt,sirnt Of the Indians. Having secured
wutcr enoucli in tho Chippewa ard other rivera
10 chute logs, ]!e now proposes to teach tho
youthful abori1ine idcn how to shoot, and llaa
introduced \ bill for the appropriation Of a sin,
Of money for tho education Of youthful Winno-
baroes and other indians. Mr.. Pound is not
rlvou to long speccllos, lko sfr. Humphreys;
monls. But te las a job on hA,ld. II, this
al4cltoration Of tic brn!gnted condition Of tile
youth Of 1tNttan-and mixed.nlrentnGe, which
will take as much money and trouble TO bring
tn successful ACCOMPLISHMENT rs Will the work
II, making tho Wisconsin River navfgnbla for
two.puut,d bullheads at low wnter. Tho fntltan
idcas lontt naturally slioos IN ,lle direction nt
booka nni literary attuintHcllts, mud perhaps It
ia butter 40. Tic mnrc nu Indian knows, tho
worse Indian he becomes.
, 1879-07-01

In TnVnr 0f tho Scceas1nn 0f MtNNlss1ppI.
dHanta fGa.l Coattftution (p<m.).
II the secession al Misstssippl will rid tho
country Of tho Oko'oua idiots, We sav, Let the
movement tako shape at once. There are
sayurai elements OF discussion In Mississippi
that might witt proprtuty 'bu eliminated fEotn
our pultIe8.
, 1879-07-01


CAPT. Ent1s claItus tl,at he has already proven
tMt t!s adventure f making a,Ml deepening ll!u
clauucl ut tho mouth Of uu Mississippi IL u sue
cess.
a. matter Of fact The jetties do not contain
the wuter eial.net!. No smiling master can find
Il. exccpt In epots. nrd b. u System OF "ayer-
ngcs" whics, IL useless tn O ycssut requiring
speelflcd tlepth through tyurY fat Of thu Iettes.
but. for arguments snke, admitting all tt.at
Capt. Eads says Of Ills sorulled opened river tn be
trur, there nrc rcrtun oxptnses lurldrntal Ia Ills
ru.l,u liut nrc and uyer will BE- rs falnl to thu
Euu4fncrrU uf NeW Drlruts NJ would he the guns
of 60 many frechnotcrs. We sr!tr to tho port
charges. Tm following tabo will give the ct,.t,-
try SUMO ttlea ns ia this wAUle*alv robbery by
thu way Of ts'!s so'ca!lefs opcnel river:
Expense on !. +a.ton ship entering anl clearing
ths mort Ut Now ORLEANS In 1878:
ENtrance tca* and permit ...........:8 1900
4usranttne, Ss.,i p,'o,axs. s77,:5..." 1925
VI :,c ). ..........,.. ........... ~, 65.t0
Hospital Anes. No l..,,... ~. ...... 1900
Tug, $40; waIva, VI II. r.... la.,M
Hospital ane., No. :...::.: ....: 1000
stessiosass. :adiax .Glp :. :..' ~ lii. 3,
Advett!g!Ils UNI! poata%e 1000
Lessee t1lcs...,. ,....... ........ 1I1. III
hhIuning ctuw ........-.. ,..,,..,.. 70. ID
G"a'ml4siuns on out-soa fteisht...,.... 1.3.t. 10
IunnaKp tGAeH.., ~. -. 80, -. 7Su Ol
lIlosaEe II stA.....:.. :.............. Rl.U0
CLEARANCE Atl consular ftes............ at,uD
Cumpressing iU0 bales At n5c: -. 90. 47a. 01
!onpFcss!ng j, 100 bulcs at B5c. ,...... .,7II. 10
!luapttai hnrs. M. r. ..........., ILL., lu
Insurance cum!,,is1ll}n charger, =. III, 10
Cunn,.4slons-3.4 20 ot loo pvt cent on
ulaCuuntA. ....,...., ..........,.. h1. 90
Total.,.. ............... ..Sll. OIL. rs
Another report .na1a IN 1871 shows tlat lhs
port et,urgcs 0I, ~ n0lttUn shilling HbIp WtFQ
cllG4f nj " 1utfn nrAf la
, 1879-05-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
SOUTH AFRICA.

WAtTtN0 foN REfHfoRCKMEnTs,
f.osnoH, April "A correspondent at Cape
Town Under date Of April 70 writes tint lie bus
reason to bc|tcvc tint Lord Chelmsford will ask
for another complete iniantry brigade from
home, al'l that operations awnititsnfr!vai. This
would entail another campaign. Meanwhile ule
frontier lies uncovered. Not Single company
Is available Us reserve. Ircnuse Of tire wcak-
ness Of tic hoFsra, casalsy marches have been
reduced 10 seven miles 1ar.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
telegEaphs that the reuorts" Of tl,c interviews
between the Doets anil Str Dartle Frcrc arc u,,-
satisfactory.
Il dispatch dated Durham, April "a, says Get
cvayo's brother Azcgulco wishes to surrender.
Col. Ncwlcgate, who comtnaud4 In the drcc-
tim Of DorB4crg nlL Is accompanied BY Lord
Chelmsford, has steualcd to toi. Crca.
lock, commanding on tho lover TuEcla
]stvee u adyanre I'll CONCERT With bin OH thu
Ulundl. Col. Csealock mores carefully for.
wnsl, nnd will anal!y establish himself In the
Utasolost hush to.
CUT OFF TUE zulu RETREAT.
Atelegraln dated Capo Town, April q, speaks
of merely preparatory movements.
a dispatch from htasltzbarg states Tint tho
French priaec Imperial Is suffering from sharp
attack OF fever.
, 1879-05-07
IfI MALI,


THE cxAn's 0wN ACCOUNT Or THE ATTEMPTED
ASSASSINATION.
A 81, Fctersburg correspondent Of the l'aria
frstMce states tftat, as kDnn M ,u Gear had ctl-
tered the Winter i'a!are after thu attelupt hal
hecn ms,r to alloot him, he gaye t,fllcrs Tor all
Ills friends nIul tho hlg state n!lielais to tu
a1snlttcA tn tfs prtacuee, aud repeated 10 them
Tho event which E,al Just occurred iu tue fotow-
lug Turns;
II was taking my ,ls,al wals this morning
ut 3 o'cluck. a!K1, feeling railur ttrr.l, | wan
nh1llt To return to tilo .palace, wien saw
cunning toward t,le. along the deserted
ahoit 10 years u aEo. ! loo!scd 1T him
MECHANICALLY ~ he anplo oa.lsc,lt ih!:lkIug Tie
Willie II t!af taan wist,c.l tu kill ms u would bo
very rasy fur httl IT. Lu ND. This stsanga pro-.
sentiment wos als tue tuure hex pchLtc ~ tilrru
was notlllnE In thu stfAhgut'h al,pear4nce 10
!lrcss of rlcr iu thu Finauve Department, ulnl
his delcal'ur wa1 perfectly r,rrert. An tIlrso
t!"lEhlh were tiassnE thruugll my mIui, ! taW
lin put his ha intu t!ir poekrt Ut I'm cluats.
take tE"1A Il pistol. aiMt uiu, nj n1e. l.l-
s:'n1eiise!y ! darie,! as!de. rhe shot went oil
u ca!1ng Tor help Il hteuml shot went
oil, mud, thanks to thr nloyc.
ment 'nodo to 5igl.t myself, 1t jikuwlse ..ssrd
us MIN. s''un railct! tor help Policemen ~,
l,earGs lmnlctsatcly. | waitu,a straIght toward
tho "ou!dsw assaHsIn. who a.utal still u few
Ts", ,1ca rusllGu Ut hun. liz thel, sgc,ea tu Ie
cover himself, AMI ttr. two luuru shuts, ut!u u|
| wl'Ith unfortunately Wnunt4el unu Ut my pte
Servers Wc il,r athcr tilt l!1e wall ,'ear ,lit.
A. lust tln wrese w;.. trct,susl uni s!!sarn.ct'.
Tt,sreupon, tn tsll you thc ruth, Frlt rather
fa'nt. as"l was brought buck 10 tic tularc
l.et lis praise tiol, my friends. 1t ts liu VII,
has apared NY 1lfe.''
, 1879-05-07

fo4; nays. ~. All tho Greeubackets who voted
III votoi yea, those not voting boIlg Barlow
nu,l Russell.
Sfr. Chalmers called up m question of pttr.
ilcae the resolution heretofore o:ferel BY him
for III, investigation into the Fort PILLOW mhs-
sacru.
Mr.. Atkins interuoscd motion to adjourn,
rcmarking that he vas opposed 10 such ~ In
utainn WAS not dependent upou It oil. 1t
would do 10 Ruol elllrr TO him Or the coun'
tsJ.,
1T the request Of Mir. Chalmers. the motion
to adjourn was withdrawn ay Mr. Atkinb, md
was Immediately renewed by Mir. White.
The flousa llereupun adjourned.
, 1879-05-07

Indian Affairs to call upon militia 10 assist him
III cjccl4n0 ntsut1era swna unmphfre.l, aii tint
II vcry Ccnernl request for thAt purpose would
be sufficient authority for military intervention.
ntul that yYerv rffprs should bc pat fosth tn
prevent snuhtters from obtaining permanent
footho!d lhr1c. =.
The reported discovery Of silver mine. was
Wholly 0isrtelltctl. being regarded ha a canar1
to Md tht scheme Of Invasion.
:. Latest REPORTS tntlieato fliaf, ln vtcw Of Tho
active measures taken by tic t}oVcrnncnt, tho
tors If, a body, but Will bfcnk UP Into anInil
saiutfs and cross tie llue At various uonts.
Thu po!nt Of destination Is the lnnds lying north
md sontl OF tn North Fnr1s ot tho Canadian,
near tue ccntro OF the Territory. Carpenter,
whu was to hnya led tic expedition, is reported
to baYe gonc North.
, 1879-05-07
COIRDlN.
row HIS SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDS HAVE
TAKATkD triM.


TRRATkD ttiM.
Sptctai Dlspdtrh 10 Tar Tffennt.
WASHINGTON, D. e., May f,-1hcre arc some
facts connected with the unfnvorab'e notion Ok
tho senntc judiciary Committee III t',e case OF
u. r. Corh.n, Of South Carol!nn, nominated
Justice OF utah Territory, which show that the
Bouth CngoIlna ecnators desire t'Iat tho crn Of
reconciliation b. forgotten, n,ld that Southern
Vcnubltcans shall Id prescribed. "a pamphlet
shuwfng these facts .hns t,ecn prepared by
Corbin. Whcn Corb!n Withdrew his contest for
Butlcr's ecat, the 1n.ter was disguised to bo
friendly, AMI Is reported to t,avo sent word to
Curbin tllat he would asttst him In bcH COLI
flrmcd. When Wado Hampton arrived hero as
Senator, however. there proved To hc very tllf'
fcrent feeling, and charges wcro flied With the
Judiciary Committee against Corb!n, as IL
shown by Lilo following letter:
UxaEsn srArxs Hssa1x CtAMMnEr. y WAsMtnsToH.
Instructed By tho Cunmit'cc on tho Judiciary 10
inform yon thnt the following charges have bccn
ga siMernn,e ~n 1" hn Il ot ett,sen ~ south c.to
lima. from which Stata tiR appointment pHfi'uIts
to come, he layna, as we nfe informed, rcnounttl
Stcond-Dccansc Il is claimed hY thu State an
!horftIrs Of South. Carolina tint y; r. Corhtn
scoTg l. oeT o a p II sn =. Ct nSos IT SeS
avn!urt him in the State canr., and which he docs
not appear tn the State to defcnd.
5hfrd-bceausn II has nccn charged, and wo
think snccsssfn'ly mn! !ntalnca. that he used tho
ss 81 Guy to p1snaso X. h, ssste IN
being copy Of Tic repoft of tic COMMITTEES ot tao
bcnhtc Of tho Legislature Ut South Carolina atetl
Fcb. Il, 147H, in rctatlon 10 tho cuntuct ui David
4 corbln in hEs sdofts TO be elected to tho United
nm further directed to SAY ttat tho Committee
will receive lnd COEelGr ttutHmeHt pTOpf III
, 1879-05-07
THREATENING MINERS.

IkHTH llAurs. lnu., .May U.-Thu operators
aMl uon.uulon nineEs tn Clay Cuuuty have 50
Tar Feceded fsnn lletr position aa tu refraa
rum reslIniaE work. Thls t.orutng there wcru
10 dfstur1Anccs, but IN outbreak u expected
te ,nat'icHt W 4tteHpt Is maia tn yxsuu,o wufk X.
Several operators arc quietly engaging uoll-
uuloN u,lnes6, tu wilou protection Is ussuse.l.
l. nuw 1cefus pFahRtiu thut resumption Ut
work will up accomplished wi.hiu few days by
concerted movement ul the Uptsatuts.
, 1879-05-07
JOURNALISTIC.


NAanylLl.F. Tcnn., May U..--Iouorraw tic
Lun,.er, tile IcadIng oycRlng Democratic paper
III runucssce, will oceupy lis uew quarters IN u
llua ttlrep story building. Tic Stockholders to-.
lay purchased ihe cnlsro Httsclt ot lf.r ltalIiat
Publishing ltol.5c, tnc!'lding seven new p.esse,
turcs, atcrntypv foundry, esc.,. making 1t thu
niust cp.lplclV newspaper o,lLlit III tho South.
nurt'l2 tts existence " three yuaTa this paper
has hcel phenomenal auccsss ia Southern
iuurnAlistfI,
, 1879-05-07
ncFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YoKx, Mar u.-Assised, steamship Les
slug, frulp Ilan,busE; State OF koYa1s, from
Hamburg; AbJssnnia. from Lgorpooli Luo-
raaur, iron, Eavrs.
!, Loxpon, Mar 6-stenlnsbr4 State Of ucorgia
uul Mv!nr. from New York, LaYe u1tyrl uut
, 1879-05-07

tIAS3JiE.MANH.

BERLIN, Atay G-1llc Committee on Standing
Orders VI tl'e Relesiasag has resolved to toys
for authorization to prosecute tho Socialist
Deputy, Herr llasselmann.
, 1879-05-07

RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
PARIS, Mny H.-TltEe Is talk Of the Cabnet
Agreeing to 1csuMc rcI8!!lns wi!h Mexico.
, 1879-05-07

rafael there, we alioultl mt a1vlse them TO Leave
there un,uas they have ycry good saason to tto
80. On the Other hand, wc shUuld not hdsfse
them to remain whcre .hty arc not we'll
treated fapplnuscl, bat we should cnicaSnr tn
incutcatc In ticir minds d sufficient amount oil
Independence 10 soy to the country anl to the
people by whom theY arc surrounded. that, II
t,nr lnt,or IA voluhbIo, then It should comtnai'd
respect applA.l*o], tint, II w receive tl'ia Fe+
will 10 all WI can to Improve our condition.
10 that question, further than TINT. ut 1cast wc
should nj. 70. II the eolcreti man car receive
that treatn,rnt. attention. consideration, h,nl
respoct hu II entitled 10 uthlcr thu law u thr
South, the South IL the place for him. II not,
they nrG justified III receiving It w!iere they cat'.
Applause. Then let us 20 calmly, dlspns.
stonntcly, ind, when nll ciasscs bu1in 10 see
their mistakes. perhaps nj will rome together,
heal up all past ifferUucest cone0llnB tho rights
Of all, ind continued peace, nn.l harmons, ai,,l
g6od Will. asll frlct,dshtp will prevail. aud the
south wilt prnspcr.n
Robert Nichols, Of Indiana, was elected Vice:
President; Louis T. kenner, OF Louisiana. mt!
i. l.. Barrett, of Illinois, md j. r. lsaplcr, Of
Alabama, were appointed 9egretartes.
1'lIe organization ras made permanent. -
The nftatnu0n session wAs t1cvotetl mostly to
The adoption oi rules for tho government Of the
ConfereHte.
In the morning Tennessee delegation OF
sixty insisted uroD bcing admitted, wien each
Statc wks only entitled to thirty. It was AGREED
10 admit thirty, but this was at first refused,
the Tanncssocans baing turbulent u,nl de-
nounclnE thu Conference Aa packed for political
purposes.
, 1879-05-07

CLEVELAND, D., Nny 8.-Ycstcrdny DR.. Ezra
Rose, proprietor Ut a drugstore at Palmyra,
Portage county, o., Invited Ills friend, Sylvester
uaufelh. to tr, some nrw lieuor which he l'al
iukt received. Uy mtsta:so they each drank
abtut two ost,ces u! ncoHlte. Tile Doctor died
ia il fow hours. EanliciA 10 i'll a precarlous stu
ott
, 1879-05-07

TIE rikOrOaKD NxrO3sTlON.
CEr4 OF MExtco, April aO--TAe Coulm!t,co
of Congress rcparscd fayorably the hill appro-
prntt,E s500, ,0U towar,ls tie expenses oi tho
Exposition. It's paesage is regarded as certain.
, 1879-05-07
Fair and 0psn Dealing, and Not
Protection, the Great d.
sideratum.
The Business Must Become d National
Instead OF n Pennsylvania
Interest.
Other Home Truths Ventilated
IN Spite OF Much OPP
position.

naao uc se"peRoat y, n"'u .aa'ss, .o'.'e's'as %
acpfesson' ete', nut thh. i1u'oa' u'ss.us', ea'ss
e"" n'e sost y. pae'o.."' ~. a.' ...',s".,ss..
ous'hssa 1fahsae'ions oS mnh"laetoFsrs
ase '"e pf'oc'pa, eaues" :" tne
business a's.tese nnaer "ncn LUG county
IS 'aoosnR re sa'u oetWeen tno pFouaes, y.
ORC anu tho maAef oi pug mc'a' ta'e'c a., Is s!lae
a'stsuss A''a an1el} rs W ".eenes 'no ~,
noso .. tl' p.s''soa meAos "nl W o"'u
A. na'ultY' .,'"t .as oso u.aa e'9"a ~. 1.a,-
hcaued betofo tHc IMMUNITY o1 INC urat notc'
an'l has bankruptcy settlement to make at
the maturity OF TUG last. This cnab!cu tllc
furnace man to eell hls iron !owt oecanao 10
Knew
mi na "oo!'n ~ "a fo's "!a vNs.
lhe hcsseiner a"l 'he o."er 'ton,stccl nlell soie
thc'r pfoauct 10" peeauso u'e5 a'a NOT expect
to pay LOT tllc p'e 1foit anu Ing merehants sou
taeir Roooa ,oT oeea"so t'e1 o'n moi expect 10
pay lug psoancef' ans',"'t'i our e'aoorate system
ot credits wilcn none was ucsesseu, "e Drought
apon ourselves atsastet a"'1 fu.1. ehoueh 10
satisfy .se most 'as',alous IN ln1a particular
'ne' "s 'iaqe hao congress Iof tho
past seven years 'aso1aple 10 our PROTECTIVE eys~
tenn atM "o ourselves oy our own STUPIDITY
haSe put III lhc haaoa 0! lug enemies OF tnat
congress- aa afGument LOT q enanao III u'at
lafln tiat ean sn!n cfetY one oa 10 ~ nYe years.
a"" tA4e 4aesos.a''e. ".'A o'' W "seaeo 40 pa''.
bearers NJ ''se ous'a1oi a"ofealees sofpsc : We
con1lhue on III uuF p.oson' su'e'aa'
aha !'1'ahous po'lci. ~ "'"e1a'e:
4h ulc 'Hat'eF =. uut5 ~ ssee'
fa'is' VIC nau REPRESENTATIVE a., ~ nasn.,Rtto" t'.
aurlhE ulo o'seuaS'ou " .'e "oou iA'ln ui''
'ns'stihs y" oaF outs VI so W. tou p0.e 'u"'n-
sa'nao' or ucss1uct.'h a"a,seu ~ nesse1ncr
WORKS hhhhc1httyf n1'u 5ou ot 1ehus1fail'a "sfe