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md has plausible way OF making state-
monts which, however Ut variance with tho
fhota, may sometimes be accepted as trno by
persons VINO, honest thomselVos, 10 not s11s-
poet falsehood In others. 1n hia recent
speeoh' maae at Lancastor, u. no made
some e1traordinary representations conoorn-
inf the public debt the public interest, and
tho general administration Of tic hnances by
the Nepuplican party IN Congress and IN the
doVernmont. Iheso s'asemonta are 80 hatly
contfaaiotoa by thc actual facts OF tho hlH.
tory OF tho finances that no porson IN a1ly
way familiar with What has takon place can
Do aocelSea by th9m ! but there nre others
who have not access to tho records, md who,
IN tho absence OF any contradiction OF
E"1Sos atato1nonta, may be Ut loss to un-
aerataaa now sha lnattors actually stand.
~ EWING stated That s15,ooo'ooo had
boon paid in extra or double interest on the
bonds called In under the funding law, and
Tor which bonus boarlnR lower rato Of in-
tefess ha7o doom Issued. Ihfs IL true 30 far
% tho case ID stated. Iho law Of Congress-
under which tho bonds outstanding may be
called in requires OF necessity, as the only
way OF making the call, that ninety days no.
tiee must be given to tho holders Of tho
bonds, after which interest on them shall
cease. The Government has no moans will,
which to pay those bonds other than by tho
lsstaa Of now bonds. and, in order to raise tho
money to take up len millions Of per centa,
must, during tho ninety days, dispose Of an
equal amount Of per cont bouds. III this
way tie Government pays throe months i1,-
forest on the now bonda before it can re-
doom tho old ones In tho exchange OF
$1,a90, ,0e2, 900 Of 0 and i per cent bonds for
&, y, and per cent bonds, tho aggregate Of
tlla three mouths' intereat In S15.441. .+70
Thore Is no other mo.lo known to this or any
othor Government whereby ono bond oan bo
taken up by ths issuo of another aea,nst the
wish Of the holder: and tho Inv baa pro.
yiaed this 1noao from tho beginning.
(a) Dir. EwrNa represents that. vhilo the
Government has maid ont s15 nm mn for
extra interest, tho aot,.al saving Of interest bv
rebuilding last yoar was only 81 600. .OOo, Thta
Is m!sstate.aent Of tho facts. Tho work NJ
rcfandiup tho publfo dobt waa outhor;ze1 hv
the law Of july. 1s7p. md nm to broroh 1e77
thero had boon taksu tn ss5I, ooo fNof, NJ q mr.
conty. aud an equal a1uount nj Il nor rants
issued 10 tako their plaoo 1bo SAVING on
, 1879-08-07

IlH EUQli8u GoVDrUm6ut. after Veara of
delay, hes at length called tho attention Of
spaiu 10 tho promise she mado sixty Two
yesrs ago that sao would aid in suppresstpe
tho slave trade, and within throo years abol.
ish sloyory in Cuba and her other colonies.
This was in 1917. Year nftor yoar has come
aud gone, hut Spain has paid no attention to
hor treaty obligations. For three centuries.
up to 1869, constant stream Of noproes
poured into Cuba, kidnapped from their ua.
two wllds and treated with inl,unau barbari.
ty On the psssago, The hfadria corrospond-
ont of the Loudou Times. in DISCUSSING tim
condition Of tho spantsh colonies. throws
somo interesting Light upon tho subfeot,
From 1922 to 1909 The imports of slnvan
into Cuba woro about 4o. 900 mar annnn.
not ono at whom ever yorna b;a vav
ont aca;n. As tho yYme. znya. "a uaon1o
n,oro nl;ab1o than INV o,hor woa alnn'1uts1v
worked ont in the mast honnlv.uifted ~
oortblv noradiHss, cubn IN thu nsrro hos
baan Daol sea. A mio,,tv r;vo-
ot nepro t]a.I, and hlooa hra bson
syer flowing ;uto Il, Int oul1et Tiara
has been mona. withont bruath Of 1ifo
ofovo r;nn1o m I'm aurfoco t},;s r;,on,
sn,1o, noni has ramoruo,ava,v onon1fo;7 ~.
, 1879-08-07

meath Ills nostrila, and Ills agony Ia gro"t.
It IL believed that tho Tnmu,hnytcs 1nny
bolt, 10 dofeat T1npEss mon by tho election
Of Republican candidates. A Tan'mnny
organ declares The removal of the Police
Commissioner mora prolule 10 orimea NJ
gigantic as those Of 1868. thus confossing,
in It's de1rinm, the culpability Of tho very
man whom polil[oal circumstances may pos.
sitly put at tho head Of Tho ticket 'wh,ol,
that paper will be forced 10 print 1t the top
nf ifs eolunnH ~ "a
, 1879-08-07

lint HtrrRNwuRT1, who cuhfcsaed1y rue O'lt
e1',h00 In tho cnmpai91,{ must lnvd mod bribery
and rorrnpttont' Now,'tt h notorious fact that
1nonar IL sncns by NIL candidates for CobGFcts
tn t!tfes llku Cincinnati, Chicago, New Yptk,
Philadelphia. and Boston. Nobody Tan pct
IN without H. Thurs Is not htt-
ting tnen'bbr for any Of tlrso cities
who did not spcnd moro Or 1uss money In
Tho campaign. The facts fnny ho ltcplotablc or
not, but tlcs exist. They >ara certainly not 10
.lepfornbls rs .t.c fact that English members Of
Parliament, who receive no salary, ordinarily
spend from, two to four t!sfes al tnuch as Mr..
nurrRRwo,sEu did In getting nj election. Even
.whilo tic wires arc burdenc.l with tho news Of
tho BuTrERwnHrH Investigation Il is reported
that q Democratic candidate In Ohio RExwEt-
1sa by name, las rofu.etf to lay mt n cent for
election expenses, attl That Ills unl,car.l-ot rcso.
,utlon has created the wildcat alarm and
disgust IN the Democratic Central Com;
m'ttcc. The latter body Inns ccnsnred
REsMHE.1Nn privately for tfaubordlnntd conduct
Tile fact Is that there ars good many election
expenses more OF less legitimate In all 1ae largo
cities, mud bribery Is not ona OF them. There IL
lttlo or no bribery. Music, prtatIng, md tho
hiring Of chnlfcngcrs and tckct-netlllors absorb
money faster than MANY pooplc kupponc. Mr..
DurrERHonTH did not lar out 81 for bribery.
flo spent hla money fairly and adoye-toard.
With all bis exerttons, ta pollcd lower voto
tbau tho Republican candidate In tho sau,o dis
trtct did at the previous election. EurrEn-
WORTH was elected By sudden falling oil Ia
tho Democratic rotc. This fact seems to show
that the cha1longors hired bv him got In their
work to qOnlC ptlrnOse.
, 1879-08-07

Subscribers Fo!nR Into tho country Intending to be
asHent from tbs city for any leuEth Of time have
Tina TREnuHK matledto any address, postpaid for 81
par t1unth+
For the greater convenience Of thoac w!AfnE to avni
tho necessity Of trip 10 TnK Tn1nUNx n1co arrange.
cnta haTc hetn rerfectcd for receiving smnli adser
tfsemcnts BY telephone. THIS ofNco Il supplied with
both tho He'll and tho EdLson ihsttucnta and rcapons
bic parties cnn send their advertisements 1t any hour
from to II =. H. by telephone direct to this ot1cc.
trders for tho delivery of TIE Tn1nuNE Esanat0u.
EnEowood. AMI, Hyde Paris left In the conutlna'roon
rillrecclse rrompt attention.
, 1879-08-07
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1870.

Now it Ia oil fixed, aud tho sl,areB in tho
Pannma Canal scheue are in good aharo to
DO marketed. Tho scheme, It appears from
cabla dispatch, has been explained by s1g-
nor G1o5A, one Of tlo interested engineers,
TO Pope LEO, and lilo Inter has bestowed his
Pon.i1oal blessing upon the big undertaking.
, 1879-08-07

individual aomosimes they extend 10 cor
tain line Of Hpeou1aslo,t,' Honet!ntH they
ovortako certain community, nt,l sometimes
they sweep over whole continent. III nll
cnses, however, tLe rehult Is the satno; the
pAslio conicR sooner Or later.
, 1879-08-07

TIE 1HtoAoo TnInuNx hhs estahfs,,cd branch Offices
for the receipt Of subactplona aad advertisements ~
iol1ova.
NEW YoHK-Room 10 tribune Building. F. r. Mo.
FAnnxN, Manager.
rAR1a, Francs--Eo- la Rue do "a oranEo' 'Date1esa.
II. MAM1KR, Agent.
LONDON. EnE.-Americsn Exchange. ~ Strand.
ufSkY F. G1tLtn. Agent.
WARRINGTON u. E.-13tn street.
, 1879-08-07

Tho indignant correspondent OF California
paper cotnplalns that Dr. Nfuanxn charges IS
pcs bottlo for hta cnrho1,a cure fur drunken.
uess. Tie Indignation Of the California person
Ought ~ bo assuased when hc learas that thu
chArxa Is oulY IS per bvltc. Including u.e con-
sulfqtlOp lot.
, 1879-08-07

tits said lint 1,018 Western cd!lors hare sp.
plicd for The position Of Yellow.Fevsr Inspector
IN tho Toson,tte Valo! and Yellowstone Park,
and TINT The National Board Of Health bus taken
NIL the applications into favorable consids sraton.
, 1879-08-07
THE BANKERS CONVENTION,

sARAroo4, n. z, Aug. A-Ihsrq ts lar0e
nttcplanca Of American baukess ut tle annual
meeting os their Association. Iu tl.q absence Of
President Mitchell, Vico.lro.ilcnt Vrrmilye Fas
In illo chair, After tic readlhg ii thn repnfts of
tnu Secretary u,l1 treasurer, Mr, Camp, Of MI
waukec, read an !ltrresttng paper on :. Ihp Als-
TORI OF Western HapktuX.'i r.. H.,
, 1879-08-07

roatu1astcr.Q Qaneral Ksr Inns made good I'm
preston upon tbs New, Engl.n1 people bv III.
concil1atory speeches. but, as usual. tas tlone 20
at tho expense Of llts reputation In the South.
The Southern peop1e don't concilia.o worth a
cent
, 1879-08-07

Tho Tammany organ forgot When It sata
that Luctus ROBINSON was the only candidate
for Governor It would not support under auy
circumstances, tho existence Of sAxuzt ]. TIL
pEN had slipped tts mind.
, 1879-08-07

There II uamalml til lu'sa fur law makiuHa
custodian OF public a,unsys Ineligible for snoro
than Two successive terms Ut Office Of twayears
each. One scrlu II enough. Human nA.ure IL
weak. Iowa aas lsa.s sood deal VI experiences
nj Ills fnrt.
, 1879-08-07

We refer Congressman WAloHr and his
= Deprcss.ns'' Coa,uIttee with pyllr to thu
1ccor4 Vt tic National board Of Health, which
u employing blackstnitAs at SIS q laY ~ Tin
spect" ysllow'toysr !, at Northern Watering
nlprct.
, 1879-08-07

AGNES JHsgs has tad sudden relapse, aud
forgotten all hcr spaEiIng auu graul.1ur. It Is
feared sho will gu buck to hrr d, b, Gu before
she can ba stopped. 'lI!e contrast between her
latu letters to thu nswspaputa und lsar hnishcd
eptstlas bofore tho Congressional Cutnmltteo ID
frrhtfut.
, 1879-08-07

: Tic nav Governor Of Kentucky, II IL undcr.
stood, will Introduce yc1low-sever and smallpox
Into tho household Of every cittEen who reiuass
or neglecta 70 7ote tho Democratic ticket IN tu-
turo.
, 1879-08-07

8poakLng Of tho SwA1Ls Outrage, tho Dubuque
TIMES observes:
lcs u,oat lur,d iinngcnn ts waiting pallentIy for
the udse.t uf tIIsss l'alH,ettn villains.
We hupo tito Times .ues nut feel chilled upon
to aatlrtza tic Oku!.,L,a HAltes. Ihat work ia be-
tug wull and aulllulently done hy thu Lemats
trufftlM.
, 1879-08-07

gress in tho Marshafltown District. DoARpx.r
Ia railroad attorney, n Is n1so tho Democratic
candidate for Governor. THE ,noney-power Ia,
lost It's scrrors for Western Democrats ahl
Groonhnakcrs. 11ley err for II. =.
, 1879-08-07

Bonner il said to bo after Sleepy Tom, but
Sleepy Tom chn't seo 1t.
Sitting Bulls war.cry: Run for your li.es
nud gut beyond tho border.
Mr.. Wntterson n9roea with tho sentiments
OF Mr.. Tlldon's barrol precisely.
!. Tho Graut boom appears to be out Of
.1ob.-8. Louls 01obz-Dsmoerai.
DR.. Schliemann has left Athens, md is
now at KtasonRen with hts family.
j. Tho boom ia n harmless toy, and why not
lat John Sherman play with 1t littlos
Oatewnyo admits his dofeat, but believes
that the Whito-Lcagucss stuirod the ballot-boxes.
Hanlan is bartender IN Toronto, where
be not only pulls boat but draws "schooner.'
The Princess Loulse wear1 No. shoe,
apd Lorno ispainFHly careful not to bs stepped
Tho widow Butler is fascinating young
thing, and Massachusetts cannot escape her bland.
lshnlanta.
The Rev. Murray il convinced when 1t Ia
too late that tho horse. .acshy school Of preaching
docs not par.
John Sherman spoko in Mime, md now
jim Blalne will speak In Ohio. Il not this soturn-
tng OWL for osili :
Nav York policeman must bo careful how
thor club citizens over the head. They will break
their c,ubs scme day. ~i
The Ray. ". Fl. Fl. Murrny had too many
irnns In the dre, and he could neither exttnxuisu
tho 1tc or got tia irons out,
Sarnh Bernhardt In said to hesitate a,cut
coming 10 America, Shc feArs that tho New York
Grdphic will pabllsh hus portrait
We shall not even support B1r. Anson for
n second place on tho ticket, notwithstanding tho
fuet that psrnaps lc had better 20 ashing.
4 trnmp who radu GOO miles In locked car
loadod with green hides, thinks tho whole country
is sanly III nrud Of dsstnfectanta aud auwers.
Speaking Of Mr. Alallock's new book, tIa
Life Worth Llylnc1" Chastlua Cox says ho DOESN'T
kuow. but no would like to oa allowed 10 tryiL
Lopgfo1|ow's favorite sensible resort Is
Nshaut, but ho las renamed Ia Cambridge 20 far
this summit tsustug It IT. 10 tor hts health 10 do
The Congressional Depression Committee
might certainly discover great deal OF depression
In OHIO among thu tsislds VI eas unfortunate ME,
Ewing. -.
Tho Ohristtnn warrior makes as much
money Us an American General, .rrcucAnr Pcn.o-
cunt. We are tnh, has just built himself ylllu At
Nosthncl1. Mans.
An exchange says "afr. Tildon auna hts
frot m ,ha n,s IN and ra,,ca oyer yonkaru" mi,
,nrows c.n.,.,cr,h,n o,,,,o,, in,u,, ~ ~. c.r.re
~ III, ii. uu,.tx s..tro,. - '~- ~"'
Thu woman who throw stones Mt King
Alfonso Ina hecn declared insane. Women WHO
at,eMpt TO throw Asoaes. hnliusnE they will hls
anything, ara Invariably oat of tfu't minds.
,'Cha ltay, Dr., pickoraou says Ohostiuo Coz
I, .trno .,br,y.I.n. Mr, Chr. mn donh,. nnr,tn,ad
Mr,' lIu,, uuriny nsrn.y,m ,f rsltrou, ins.n,tv.
on, thc ,:ut sncratcd hrr Iewc,r, IN his rrr.,.
,,..--,. :. ,u... -. ,.,, ~
, 1879-08-07

The Denver Trfdnnt t,ns become an crbt-pspo
paper. mud appearA In an entlro new typograohlr,
al dress. It Is ono Of tho noat trustworthy pnd
Intelligent newspaners n Tho West; and wc an
glad to know that IL i4 aao ona Of tho most proa
nrfnt1a.
, 1879-08-07

: Tic election investigation iu Cincinnati II one
OF u.e iup1,leat political luaucuyses on record.
The Democratic, membets Of the COMMITTEES
quietly assumc that mouoy il not usua':y spsat
IN Congressional elections 10 large CITIES, ana
, 1879-08-07

Now It IL DEvENs who is potng to England.
md WAYNE MAcVEAon into tho Cabinet
This guess should bo marked up to tie credit oi
tho Philadelphia 1ftnes. '"~
, 1879-08-07

It beglus to tfawn on the intelligence Of tho
average 7oter that BLAINE Rnu SHERMAN hare
entered Into q privata ARRANGEMENT by which
each mccLs tho other On bis uwn ground.
, 1879-08-07

Mr.. BLAINE will speak In Ohio on questions
Of Tho day. This time It will DO Mi. BLAINE
who gets tho attention aud JonN SHERMAN who
gcts tic enthusiasm.
, 1879-08-07

Tie fearful prevalence Of yellow-fcyer At New.
port, Long Branch. and Saratoga naturally ab.
sorbs tho attention Of the National Board Of
1ealtht 10 tho exclusion Of everything t1se.
, 1879-08-07

10 far aa the experience Of landsmcn 0ocs,
booms nrc generally effective for knocking tho
enemy overheard. 4 word to the wiso Is sut-
Gcfp1lt.
, 1879-08-07

The Springfield Republican, not usually dull
newspaper, Is completely fooled by the satro Of
the LemRrs {1a.) Stattae. %. +, .:s 49,.
, 1879-08-07

Dr.. CHANDLER hasn't decided yct whether
he'll practice law or medicine, but ho knows he
1las some physc for ttoso state-rlghts 1una~'
tica.
, 1879-08-07

= 1NFtfIT'N IHtHtFEs
Dearborn Rtrret. corner Of M0nrnc. Engagement
Of tic unton.buuare Theatre Company. 'Tht uauk.
crs Daughter" Afternoon 8itd evening.
, 1879-08-07

& D1sMARuK is "forn!nut" tho SHERMAN boom,
and that II whyhu came out strong On tho ai1yas
question. Pr
, 1879-08-07

1fAdfon etfret. betxccn Dearborn and Ffae. En.
RnRcmcnt Of Lima Tcttenhotn. "Gretchcn, Us. Who
knoWe Gtst." Afternoon mt! evening.
, 1879-08-07


.Enrtolrh ttrrrt. t"t~cen t:Ark md rssAtfr. Eu.
Engement Of -Wattack's Ftw York Rtar Combination.
"a Scrap Of Iancr." Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-08-07


Consequently tho saving will not appear
until July, 1880. $780,.
Tho hctt,el saving In caah Tor interest
mad" by refnn1'nE mp to Ahe J.. lat9' IL
Sl"''"o, 's'. A'tar aug Il 4','' ". "o,""
NOT SAVING OF hsIereS. ~ '''N'o ~ '1''1's ~,
W''l 10 *i"'oo''"''' u"' =. ''es ".'''"E -. ~
tefoat IRON lm."anR wa ","o'''s o11."t -
lsso. 10 'o'.su, na nao n,',' sase".'e' .'o ."s
Jug %,ll 10 so'ovv''on ,oo1 . 1e"., ~ shyse sI,.
ool's's he'e ~ 'An w. l'o'' " '@'a' 'a'y."sus
ye"Fs 'F''''' ,o"' NV nv. en'nb ~ so' 49,, ~.
'"o Pas"'o"s 4"' A.o", ass 80. ~ ~ ,'
maturity '. 1 ''a' w., .,,, 10 s'u'.'o,t.,' W,
','', .l""' w v"o.s'u ~ '"' "Ao''
poN'sa u'.' - VI" .oSc' A"'"'.
IN 1901 tnore VII. po noat,y T'"oouv'oov
.ao'o -, ~ ~. so.1 uoao+ '"o1soA ~, ~ ''' =,
'noso w. 1ol4'eoa - ~ 49, e'' "oo oao ' .,s
."..' s" -. ~ Ss's.gD ~ ~, ,.a ~,
", .'H sss.s ""''mS ~ "uea ~ .a 49,. w.
' ~ @'' ~, a,rc ~ ~" as@' non ,.,", eb
,,.. ,"es1 10 -. "A "''o"''.0.' ".s :. ".o'
.,s t.a.,a -. 49,. ..,,,, = @-,n noc nm
, rn' 'S s~sa. a ~ . ~ ~. ou, ~. ~,
=. . w. .."...". - ..1..s.o. ~ ~"
49, 900 s ~ 1'.,.a u, nm. T.. ~. 49,. .' -
ayto nm ~ non oon ~. 49,, ~ ,.o' .,',a,.s t,.I"
s'...,. c ~ ..:a:. - =. .,..a.a..,. .s -,
-.... a.n,,,,.,,1as,as e - " '
~
W uen' e'"tsu n onnsRoa a1'a3 '1e ooot I'M.
o'oI '"at ett'ou sAu'''oo'''o 4fo"l ''o @ r''.o ~
bonus 1oe 1eaa"'l''on part'osos' 1"'s 'S
PAst'A'iy tsu'' 'no 1"nA VI oous's so"' 10 pso-
An$n- IHAS IT,.
cure eo'u os'oB nso,uuo'ooo. ~" ~" ,'o "u.uAl ~
.o'ess "o''e s''ooo'ooo' "n'o't W. aa'1 ~
auctco 1eoh the saflne ou 1ho rounding
operation. The sh1o of these bonds was h11.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29

Recent changes in the constitutions OF sew
sral States now contine the spring elections
20 Rhode Island and Michigan Rhode Island
holds her election next Wednesday for full
set of State officers and members OF the
Legislature. An attempt is being made by
the Democrats to wipe out the provision OF
the constitution requiring a property qualifi-
cation for foreign-born voters. Should thoy
succeed In this, Rhode Island would become
a reliably Democratic State The Green
hackers have no candidate In the field. tho
fight being wholly between the Democrats
and the Republicans.
The election In Michigan. which OCCURS next
week, is for q justice Of the Supreme Court
and regents Of tho University. The Demo
Gratis and the Nationals have united, and will
support the same candidate for the first
named Office against tho Republican nominee.
Tho Republicans are In minority OF $4,000
in the State, and will be undoubtedly be de-
featcd should the alliance between tho other
two parties hold good.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29

Ii will be remembered that number OF
counties In Missouri inaugurated, some years
ago, an anti-bond movement to resist the pay
inept of certain bonds issued by them to rail
roads. The case was fought for years In the
courts, with occasional outbreaks Of mob vio-
lence, and resulted In victory for the bond
holders, the United States Court at Jefferson
city mandamuslng the treasurers OF these
various delinquent counties to pay over oer-
tain moneys as interest to the holders of these
county bonds A large majority Of the ooun-
ties there gave 1t and obeyed the orders OF the
United States Court; but several tressurers,
among them Mr.. Hull, treasurer Of Buchan-
an county, resisted and refused to pay tho
money as ordered. For this ofrense he was
lately brought before the United States Court
and sentenced to Imprisonment and the pay
ment OF a fine of $1,000 for contempt of court.
Thus the matter rests at present. In tho
meanwhile the Legislature Of Missouri has
passed law to aid and assist these obstinate
treasurers. forbidding them to pay Judgments
against the county without an order from the
Circuit Court OF the county. The result will
be, of course, a direct conflict of jurisdiction
between the State and Federal courts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

From this time until the close OF the con.
vention, the columns OF the DEMOCRAT will
be open for the discussion Of all questions
touching the proposed constitution. Indeed,
we invite communications from the city and
the country, and we will print them whether
we agree with the views expressed or not, re-
serving. Of course the right to exclude such
as we do not think OF sufficient interest to In
sort. We wish 1t also distinctly understood
that we will not return or undertake 10 pre-
serve rejected mannscrinta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29

Not satisfied with the injury he has al
ready done the negroes of this State and of
Mississippi by his ill-advised remarks on the
subject of negro emigration from the South,
Senator Window of Minnesota. continues the
agitation by lecturing on the subject of "the
negro In the South" He delivered such a
lecture In Washington, last week, to large
audience, the majority of whom were me-
groes, which must greatly increase the harm
and injury done by the kansas fever" The
Senator discussed, in particular, the subject
OF negro emigration, went over. once again,
the thrice-told tales of negro slavery and in
formed the negroes that by union and con-
certed action they could dictate their own
terms to the white planters OF the South
and the means to do this were education and
emigration. They could then say to the
planter: III you don't want us we will go
where we will be appreciated" Window then
proceeded to speak at length on this pro-
posed emigration scheme, and spoke in such
manner as undoubtedly to mlslead his ig-
norant negro auditors into the belief that
eney would be gratuitously provided with
lahus and mules in Kansas, Ii they emigratad.
Anueeu, the lecture was just such one as to
sAc'De and arouse the negroes, and to develop
alAo increase the unfortunate movement that
Is carrying hundreds of them North. unpre-
pared and unproyided with money, to starvo
- u.s1th 10 Missouri and Kansas The Min
$3.50 800 SENATOR who would settle the negro
quesuoh without ever having saan . -.
e.on. mas done injury enough already. #
strikes US that he had better cmana ~
giganuc MIND In future to Minnesota ,,aa
t-.ons, suen as the grasshoppers' inrosds int,
That Stats. 'u'o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29

After more than fourteen years Of Injustice
Gen. Fitz John Porter has been fully vindi-
Gated by court Of competent army officers
He should now be renstated In the rank from
which he was displaced and be fully restitIted
for the wrong done him. Gen. Porter's origl-
nal ofrense was in being a Democrat. Fortu-
nately for him and the country that party Ia
not as unpopular as IL was In 1864.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29
MR.. RANDALL AND THE SOUTH.

The DEMOCRAT was one of the first news
papers in the country to oppose the re-elec-
ton Of Mr.. Randall to the speakership. At
first our opposition was based purely upon
grounds of party expediency as well as
sound governmental policy. Mr.. Randalls
qualifications for the position were freely
conceded, and his services as a public man
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29

Congress did nothing yesterday. The Senate
was not In session, and the House consumed
the day In the discussion Of dreary point Of
order, raised by the still more dreary Oonger.
of Michigan. The army appropriation bill,
after the point Of order is disposed Of. will
probably be passed to-day, with tho amend
ments prohibiting the use OF troops at the
DnlIg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29
DIED.

MONTGOMERY-On Friday morning March
az. 1879. at 40 O'Clock. Jessie Elzabeth infant
daughter Of B. J.. and Alice u. Montgomery.
aged months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral. which will take place This Morning
March %, ut 10 o'clock. from the residence OF the
parents. No 2s7 Prytania street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29

A nut for mono-metaiists to crack-Liver-
pools Chamber Of Commerce demands the
demonstration OF silver. and the proposition
is received with favor In London.