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FOREIGN NEWS.
AFRICA,


NEW YouK, June u.--A correspondent at
Alexandria, Egypt, says:Aftcr seven months'
campaign, Capt. Gekst returns North completely
victorious. The revolt has bec,1 crushcd, anu
with It n,usk 70 down the sIata traffic which
has outraged civilization for half cen-
tury. In all seyon pitched BATTLES
wore fonght on tho Gazal|o River, tho
blave-traders and rebels comhlutng against
Gcssl. All the slnve.atations wore destroyed,
md the establishment of civilized rule will pre-
vent my further raids from tho region OF tho
Gnzellc.
Tho khet1tve Expresses Grcat delight at ths
SUCCESS Of Capt Geesi, who has bcc,, made
Iacha, mud will probably horeaitor act as As
sislant Governor. .General Of the Soulan.
Col. Gordon Is now at Uafa prepnrinE for
the Introduction Of gonesal trhdo into TINT ro-
Eton. The Coi0nul declares that It Is BY way Of
Dorbcra that merchants NAV hcncoforth cntor
tho promising equatorial regions.
, 1879-06-12
THE SILVER BILL.
Till ETUnHOfkN JONES.
Sntcia| Di1tig!rA 10 In4 Tribune.

-. o's'"' 4.~-'I't ~ 4"s 4F''u"s'
""sh1so1oS' - NJ 'uue I.-1hcfo ~as no
n.|''"ot 'naoe ~ 'esu"'o 'l!c al9ee cos,teat IN
~ ~, 1ot1a'o .o'ua'' .io .1ituos VI the warner
o'' ,ia'o e1Peste" 'na' .ohes' OK f4oflun, VINO
tu'eo 4e"uat 'aHn'H uP u'e hotloa 10 aiscnhfsu
III" So'!'n't'ee' "o'iio move reconsideration,
'nas"uch Us Jones 'aFoFs te b1l', i4d Is only
opposea 10 e'fe resolution oecause nc uoslres to
nAa'uu lhe auat aa!ouehaeAt, anu lears thas II
Me warner oi'l sAoa'a w efoaeht before the
seua'e t!lo 6caSlo!' "otia oe h1denhately pro-
'o"se..' uEeas ohofts nave hec1a thade to In
nuce JOINS 10 make TINS inot!ol, hut the opPo-
nents ot a4e ol'' lay ton'eht JoI'cs Las lctt thu
CITY, "nd purpose!y declines to pair' II thls Is
So h1e'nalos ior tlle lrlenus otthe Warner bill to
. sRcuae AEcossipH!ATioH.
lhe opponents o1 Inc It'll say tuae they laYe
Me1f Yo'ea IN 'eses'e 70 Sota against tha mo-
uoh 10 coh6lacf uo fesosat}oa to discharge.
shou9o IL 10 necessary wh1o " 's known TINT
tac'c Was Wv o"e @eaentce "no "ou!a Yote LOT
tac eceo4utloh' nofne SURPRISE liaa been cx-
p9eeseo tlsaL senator Il!ll, OF tolorauo, Bilou!u
nave votea aEn1hst t''o resolution to discharge
tho btuahee CotnHlittse OF considering tho bill,
fnu 10 brlhE It nelors tbc senate.
~ response 10 request IRON the representa-
A's " !ME AllhohE 1or tl!e Feasohs wl'1ch ILL.,
aueea Allt ~ taks tfls hos't1o''' le replied
sonsfAs'1AAAf AZ FOLLOWS;
. ah 3 sAfef ''lat'' Was acetet1 10 lhe benate
oo.u'at UNDERSTANDING ana am bouha to 10 ull
Lean 10 oavahec the p1'ec OF en'ef, aa'tls more
over IL WIN Always DO my aes'ro to 10 50. NY
reasons LOT Vot1hs asainst tt'o scso1ataoh arc;
"fHa-t llase aoshotlsy 1'f s4Yltt< thAt Tic
n''s "ou'a not become law oveu II IT pasacd thu
eonate. Ihls IL also believed " e'1e democrats,
wao want TO !oFea veto from tha President, to
, 1879-06-12
,KELLOGG-SpOTFOKD.

w.au,uornv n n 1,,,, ~ i1r,,a
r.udnll !, ,y1,tts ,,,,, ,.bo T., 1a7y ,ss. sIi...
C,..L ~ .no Tr,.. t1,nsa ~ - ."uso
t.1.,v-o r..I.to ,,,t,,, h., ,,.,s a.. >, sa.
rna-s ~. o~a,,,,aL h.. H., s,,.,..s r,',..
-, pr,vcons nm, E,..;,s t .,s. ~ t'a,,,...s.s
nra, ~ s.n.t, KnI1',,-,,,. ,.,,s,,a ~ ~! s.,'
arnc,, uaa viynu v,thnnt bo.,tot;oo .,,, .,s,...
us"eo .,s'' "ao s.t "..""s use'A."', a'. uari',g
~ -, e""''''''u''o" tla
,..',.m ~ a"' 49,. m ~ W., .espIst' 'ar'
~ '"o'o NV, s.''s ~ " NV" l''isena.'s aVeey
.a o.a - aas,n. ~ e~ -. "'u.:''s sua u, ule taeK-
usu e'ea ,,,.," ~ ~, "'a '.ast IT
eaeek,hE on 'helr nanes' as IL was
his duty to do when they Voted IN Joint convon-
ton for Senator Kellogg, llu ilau seen uyory ouo
ri them In Their nacos. ,fhis s,o,o. i,n,,r,,ta.
hi, md III, arr,rarv nj III. 1:no,r,nHaa ,.ss
wv, ""u NV nea'"sf " no h.'"ae"sc "as
tested IN various ways. list Of tue namca
OF members WAS handed him, aul llo wns
nx},cd Ia lndtrnto the numes of fbr whit. ,o.t-
trr. n of III. colnrod mi. no III, x.r,, - NJ,
H. =. . o a ~ .s WY '"pRl
y aho "Aaout 'no'nentn nesNatlof' He was
p,ctubcrs OF previous Legislatures, llu wa3 only
ahlr IN name sfxtcen with rertntntv alt,on,h a
ha,,,,i aI,u,t t,vn.,h,rds wnr, iii n,o,.1.n. ~
whose presence there l:as been much cruss-
swearing, was tu htu pluca md voted IN eecttnn
,1ay Ils aworc Tint Thomas. tn who., ilincas
over. thut tllero md hueu q mork session TIN,
milk heforo sbout midnight. oil whicl, oc,o.
sion Thomas was called to 'ho ehalr. The Wit
ncss. by contrast With some Of his predecessors,
created
- VERY rAvoaAnLE IMPRESSION.
II vii, In remu,,harcd t,u, Inst u,,a,. w., =,
- "NA w tSt'AeNhAst%~ +A'H~ shoH VIVA Va2 u
, 1879-06-12
EGYPT.

WILL BEAR DOWN ON Tun KHHn1vE.
PAn1s Juno ll.-Ls Temps says Germany has
decided to net cacrgct!cally In order to induce
tho Khedlyo to notice hur protest. She might
possibly snake a naval demonstration.
Tho AgA,ct Ras*e announces that Russia has
joined Germany In tho protest to tho Khsdlyu
ayatnbt bis decree Of April -
, 1879-06-12
"TII1S is NO DACKDOWN."
rsRiArs THE READER WILL THINK IT A JUMP
DOWN, OFT A DEMOCRATIC ztuZA0.

"Tr11S is NO DACKDOWN+"
poWN, OFT A DEMOCRATIC zIuZA0.
ihxpatcA 10 Csn1nnnH 0hstttS.
WAsn1xaroN, D. G., juno ll-rhe rsfcr-
onccs already made to the devices by which tho
Democratic caucus seems 10 think Il has escaped
the charge Of backing down hardly giro fair
idca Of this must lnuglable performance. Such
piece OF chd's ptay las mot boon heretofore
attempted by a great pnrty. But 1t must be
confessed that the emergency was pressing, atd
1t would Violate the statute against cruelty to
animals not to make 'luu allowance Tor the dca-
pcrnte straits III which the leaders found tllem-
selves.
A Legislative Till, framed With care, anf ac-
eonlIng to the present wants of tic public sasv-
Ice. unA based an the lntest laws regulating ap-
proprlationt, passed both Houses OF tho last
Congress, a,lss Of this one. To pass tho greater
part Of this after tic veto, nn1 without tho
political riders, would bo backtsbwn mot to be-
thought Of for IN tustant,-so salt the joint
caucrs in grand chorns.
should say they hid welded line to tho rrcsl-
dent. And 70, as has bccn partially explained,
They extended last year's appropriations in \
section of eighteen lines, and then n.lded 8f8
iues of exceptions ntih additions; III order to
tnaka last years bill conform in effect to tic
vetoed bill, 81 far as tlle new bill went. These
eighteen lines arc merely to lcgnllr Identify
Inst ycar's bill aud extend Its provisions Till
June 30, 1850. Tho following extracts from the
rroyao5 an,t nt}tlllions which mako up tho
ratchtuE, and cover twelve printed bill pa0cs,
Mil! give MI tdca Ut this tremendous caucus sub
stitute for, q bnck1own. In the sense tflat 1t Is
perncndtcu!ar jump down. IL u, strictly speak
Ing, not q backdoWn:
Troridtd, That nothing IL appropriated By the
{0rGR0lnH section for tho ptrCIn1Q Of the cony-
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-
{ane test question ~ to whether Qeorrh should
For should not sscct1s. Hit voted Tor sero*to.
sor Intended 70 ap!roro IT, \. stated ust n. rh's n'
tauRht him ..-..
WAS NOT TRUE.
Al Nr, blaine had chosen to Introduce The
eub]ect, hn thought 1t proper TO giyo ,lle facts
an tic prcpie.4 il tte form tt historical state
fanent. WhtI6 there was great diversity Of
Top'nton thFonenout u'n eoGtn W ,G .1J n.h, .a,a
tqnesunn ~ 70 Mnetnet seeesson sn1uu 49,. mi
piaeo or not, va nnivessni'y eoneeasa & ."aL H.,
stste snomn i ooistlnao" ssinn'i i, wss ',Ia III
9scatea VIZ ahonM NJ ~ s,,,,,art hc. ~ .s,s s
duty 0t All her Ele'zcna 70 snpsos1 nGl aete aa
TWO rcaeons Merc gifen 'ot W. te. III, ias ah ~
.ppnose tne WI o. tas ot' ss,S .s n,m3,i
'Oeen olhcaaliJ efGef1AlueN Anu ueSa.cn ist s1t
y 1ssr to III ~ III aHards !" I bo be- ayoc
rteont, because IL Was ne'esc" n,n,,., n,ns @ ~,
Northern neopto SAW tllcfc "as "nsa'"'''S ~
the southern states u "onao 0a1e
TfIH HAPPY MORAL EfRkcF
Of a.ert'ng The cnta.ttonhc of aect'onal wAr, as
II wns widely charced that Inc movement lor
eecessoa Was merely tnetlt''ls. lnefe were
many Southern men who sedu!uns!y Opposes!
Beeeaaon, md who believed ttlnt u war cotl1
'sreee. Gs eS ss cod I1 Be- ain.,ed an war ssertei
IL tho Senator from Maine llad seen Ut to say
that my vote on secession vas Inconsistent Will
MY e1pFgsscd prncinles' | ai,onl! have cnrct
nothing Tor the statutuent Of a,fh opinion. But
for eolnc purpose Of his oTn be chose to pro
fces facts which did hot exist. AMI upon TINS
double INSTRUMENTATION OF thcts no Displayed
his vt AM! smaFtncss. and all "hcn no Know
w4s 100 miles army. ~
lmako TINT sl1nplo statement, md leave the
Senator to tic Judgment OF honest men nnd
honorable debatcra Without comment.
Mr.. H'll lscn spoke Of the ca,nor raised by
his assertion thAt The Democrats wcta largely
&natftttneEth1 IN 6AviHr tfls Uu$Ctt. tie utglIEI
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MonrRxI1u June tl.-A heavy shos" ~ 4 hes
quake, la4t.ng about ton sceoaa''
ut 10 o'clock tonight. h,,yy shtek
81. Jouss, quebec, Juuo IA "a > hs.'y .[uyasllp3
Of carthauake, accompanied W
eotnd, Waa felt hara Tonight go"
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SEItVIA,
Ti4HEATH NINQ.

LONDON, June 11.-A Belgrade dispatch
states TINT twenty battalions Of Arnauts, with
twenty-five cannon, have appeared 0a tho
sorvian frontier, hear rrcpolje, and assumed
threatening attitude towards tho BeryInus, !,
yIHLuRD.
acrv'a, In consequence OF Russian pressure,
has finally y1eluad tho disputed frontier dis.
tricts to Dulgartn.
, 1879-06-12

WAsn1SoEoN. DIG, Juue 11.-Mr. Beck,,
FROM tile Committee on Appropriations, report
cd hack. with sundry amendments, the House
Legislative, Executive, anl Judicial Appropria-
tion bill, a,,d said be would cn1cavor to hare It
taken up for action Tomorrow. Ordered print
Cd and placed on tile ca!ondRr., e.
The Senate went Into executive session, aud
when if,a doors reopened lie President pro
tcm. laid before the Senate tho 11ouso bill max
isg appropriations for certain judicial cxrcnsss
OF the Government, which was referred to tho
Committee OIL Appropriations.
Tile President .nro TEN. appointed Mcssrs.
Davis Nv. VAL, Wallace, and Allison tne11l-
bers of the Conference Commlttee Oh the. bill
repeating cortuln clauses Of tho Suudry Civil
Appropriation act OF the last session. tho House
having insistcd upon it, amendment to certain
Helate amendments thereto.
Adjourned. '. =.
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LONDON, June ia correspondent at Wen
ia telcgsaphA tliat, though tho retirement OF
Count Andrassy IL not certain, It may be re-
gardcd US probable, owing to the eubaFrass-
meuts caused by tho terms Of tho Austro-
Turkish Convention.
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FRANCE.

- DEAD
PARIS, June 11.-Tho ps,nco OF Orange, heir
apparent To the throne Of the Netherlands, died
hero at II O'Clock this morning.
rANHpNHD.
PARIS, june 1f.-blanqui las been released
from prison, aud has arrived In Paris,
, 1879-06-12

Nav okl1Any, IT,, June 7-T'!p TIstubsls f, si is
case 81 Airs. VrsdontutS " W.,s ysr1ls. q q
Crsscsnt CITY Rslla Clno. fH'b fH,''sb,,ul W. kI'sa
81 St1;o pss iSa Se.r Ist kspt % the elatgf0pn'
, 1879-06-12

RoNE, June 1L-The troops at Canatabiauo,
being reinforced. oYa1powegeu the rioters, mauy
Of whom they arsustud.
YEsuyiUs ACTIVE,
MALES, Juna lt.-.rhe eruption OF Vesuvlus
has commenced. 1t has so iar bcen slight, but
Is gradually increasing.
, 1879-06-12

u,ade minutes at tho ttu,o os NIL nlnmbcst who.
voted for Kellogg. Had ytstcd witncssts In
tlia cate stn4:a tl,e!r arrival, a,,d talked with
personal frionds. Had shown notcs to Shalla-
barEcr. synhcr, nnd JohnlMofarc, but nobodY
else.
Atfjn,trnei
, 1879-06-12

120tkN N0ftRFulR FrtftVeFf11.
Webstsr's eluquent description OF tha British
Empire " familiar TO every reader, but va doubt
whether It. Is generally realized tAat w. 100,
haya dominion on trhleh tho sun never sets.
, 1879-06-12
BRAZIL,
| CQQLf4 a{tHEA(B

Rio JANE1no, June liza Commissioner has
started for London to opeu negotiations With
the Chinese Etnbasay for treaty relative to tue
importation Of Coolies Into Draxilt
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tho wholc country wants to soc Congress ad-
tourn. As tl,r bill comts from the 1tousc, It Ia q
crude mass Of tncnnsistcntY. II would mt pa:s
thu Senate without Important nmendmonts. It
ever got through # would he after several
weeks Of tisctlssi0n. II we were not sure ol
passing II. II 10 much better 10 have IL Whara It
ls,-fn thc han,ls of the Committee.
"!St'rnM-Sonle Of tic nbtcst advocates Of D.
matalisu t,cileyu t!iat our efforts 10 establish
unlimited coinage will be tho ehfof obstacle IN
the way Of remonettzlng ttlycr In Englnnd mud
Germany"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13
John Sherman stated III his

John Sherman stated in his recent
great ~ speech at Mansfield, Ohio,
that ''our bonds arc quoted higher
than any other nation except perhaps
Great Britain" which clearly demon-
stratcs the fact that John Is q better
indoor calculator tlian oif-hand
stumper. Both Chinese and Brilish
securities are rated higher OH The
market. eiiih''tl.E ai'l
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13


! As sample of what glaring state
ments are made by great Republic an
statesmen, who claim to be the keep.
ers Of The only constitutional seal in
this country, observe what john
Sherman said il his Mansfield, Ohio,
speech the other day.:
IN the State, of South Carolina there were
thousands OF Tissue tickets used-liitie pieces
OF paper, forty Of which would not make as
great bulk asonc of the tickets voted by one
mere. These were voted at once and by one
voter: An South Carolina more votes wero cast
last fall than there were men, women and
children aud cats and dogs In the city OF New
York. AT one election more than 35,060repcat.
cd votes were cast. Thiswas proved BY lives
tigatioh of acommittcc OF Congress, who
made an elaborate report on the same.
To what election in South Carolina
last fall does the gentleman refer
There waso no Congressional Com
|mittee' 10 investigate the vote o.
South Carolina, except tho ,Presiden
'tial vote OF 1876. And pray how
about that elaborate report on til,
last fall's election in that state ? The
gentleman shoots of his mouth at Z
tangent in order 10 find ground t
base a charge Of fraud. Such is liz
with the pnsillanimous- =
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

The Louisville Commercial re-pub-
fishes the statements of two witness
es in the trial OF the Lincoln assaSsi-
nation case in which DIR. L. p. Black
burn is charged with the importation
of yellow fever infected blankets and
clothing during the lale war for the
intended destruction Of Lincoln and
the federal army. These charges
have been clearly proven false and
malicious, yet the Commercial disre-
garding the commonest laws Of hu-
manity and decency, reproduecs them
with the GOODNESS of q midnight as
sassin. This is what contributes to
the defeat of the Republican party in
this State and yet the Commercial
seems sadly ignorant of the fact.
Until that party is fortunate enough
10 possess q fair minded, impartial
press in this State nothing win ever
remain TO it save the dropping colors
Of ignominious defeat. i
d. 3
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13
EVANS AND BLACKBURN.
Correspondence Between the two
Candidates for Governor.


The following correspondence has
passed between Walter Evans. Re
publican, and DR. L. p. Blackburn,
Democratic candidate for Governor
EVANS TO BLAcKBuRN.
LoursvrLLE, KY, Maya, 1870.
Dr. lake r. Blackburn: z '.s
My DEAR SiR-I notice IN the
newspapers The announcement that
you, as the Democratic candidate for
Governor, will sneak nj Maysyillc on
tho 9th inst, and al Brookville on the
10Th. lbeg to inquire II II Is your
purpose 10 Ill those appointments,
and 10 say il II is, ! hope shall be
allowed the pleasure Of being there,
also the privilege Of an equitable d.
vision OF time.
Ityou intend going to Maysvillc, I
shall take II as q favor 10 beinformcd
OF tho fact. 80
With great respect. am very truly
yours. WALTER EVANS.
l, DIR. BLAcKBuRS's Reilly.
LOUISVILLE, May 6, 1879.
Hon. Wditer FrgnS:
DEAR SIR-You note by Mr.. Porch
has bcen received. l am advertised
to speak at Maysville on Friday and
Brookyille on Saturday. l have
been quite sick for several days, suf-
fering With sore aud liberated throat.
II an, not better ! can not Oil Ell
Their announcement. Should | go, Il
would DO imprudent for me 10 al
tempt tospeak. I shall only make
an apology for not speaking nj Mays
vile, and will not 90 10 Brookvilie.
! haycAhai long siege aud require
rest. When iccruited sufficiently,
shall with pleasure accompany you 10
some portions OF the State. I am
sure that we can get along tarmoni-
ousIy. aud part better friends than
we now are.
Yours, with respect,
LUXE T. BLACKBURN.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

This free religioned land, this
Union Of antI-church and Stale celeb
rity, is now being disgraccfully rep
resented by our '1oyal" lIassachu.
sctis brethren. The Rev. Chas.
Brown, an Adventist preacher is be-
ing threatened by the people with a
coat of tar and feathers, and a free
ride on rail OH account of his reli-
gious teachings, These are the inter-
prefers Of the Constitution whose
gcncrosity(D the South Is asked ia
accept. 4s6lr 81 e4l
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

II only a small proportion ofthe
speakers in the Louisville convention
told anything remotely akin TO the
truth it's down right misfortune
thatthe State requires such limited
number of officers, and its fact
for temperate men TO shuddcr at that
the Democratic party is so deeply in
debt it can never hope 10 pay even
the interest on its liabilities.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13
KENTUCKY NEWS.

Tobacco plants are promising in
Caldwell, II eas N 49,
Rev. DIR. Peay has resigned the
passionate of the Baptist Church lin
Henderson. tsfF - 4R'e 1iagsrf =
The Herald Enterprise complains
that horse, stealing in Logan. is too
common. ,..i.,
The Echo says that most probably
The Legislative candidate IN Mullien-
berg, will be selected by the precinct
method,
The trial ofTom Buford has been.
continued until the third Monday IN.
May and the prisoner rcmanded to.
the LoIisyillc0Jail. iQeg sislii,s a;s.
MNhlenberg Echo: The probabili.
ties are that the Honorable JAS, A.
Mckenzie will deliver tine opening
address at the Institute iIlJune., ,
The Simon Kenton Pioneer Asso-
ciation will meet in Coyington oil
July 4th and Hon. Cassius M. Clay
will deliver apublic address on the
occasion. VIZ ~ at's4'd z iaee .
| The Lexington races which
commenced last Saturday have at
tracted considerable national notice,
and the city is filed with visitors
1 r. A..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13
WEEKLY REVIEW.


The proposed new Constitution OF
California has just been adopted by
The poor at .he polls. Its adop.
lion is u practical loss for the Chinese.
The American horse, Parole, has
met with defeat in England, al last.
He was beaten by horse named
Refer, In the chester Trades cup
race. ra :,
I DR.. Carver can find no one In Eng
land willing to accept his challenges
for shooting.
Cox, the murderer Of Aston In
AT lanta, Ca, has been found guilty.
and his sentence viii be confinement
In the penilentiary for life, ut hard
labor. ai.l
Capt. Bogardus will give an exhibit
ton of his skill IN shooting to day
In Louisville. ~
Wallace l.. Barber, formerly an
agent Of the society for tho prevcn-
ton Of Cruelty 70 Children, has been
sentenced 10 twelve years in Auburn
prison for rape.
There Is considerable immigration
from Southeastern Kansas TO the
Indian Territory. The report Of
large silver finds is the cause.
Iron workers In England are re-
Stunning labor.
A party OF forty eight negroes are
returning from Kansas, heartily dis
pleased. Z tagt
5 The French Prince Imperial is snt-
fering from a sharp attack of fever,
The National Medical Association
adjourned IN Atlanta, Ga, the 9th
inst, 70 meet in New York on the
first Tuesday in January next.
England. with about one-twontieth
the coal area of the United States
mined last year nearly three times us
many tons Of coal.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

The State Legislatures have for the
most part, in the past few years lost
their grips OIL popular respect and
confidence. The Louisiana Constitu-
tional Convention now in session has
just adopted an article prohibiting
the General Assembly from contract
ing any debt, ontho part of the State.
except for the purpose OF repelIing
invasion or suppressing instruction.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13
Ten cases of either murder. 70,

len cases OF either murder, rO66ery,
suicide or rape were reported from
Ohio one day last week and yet the
Republican pcnny-a,;;ner, deacon
Richard Smith, like the sacred war
horse, scentcthl,he battle only from
afnr. Grants life would be in great
er dangcrin Ohio than in Kentucky
il the record Of crime in the two
states is to be taken as evidence.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

The National Colored Convention.
now in. session at Nashville, simply
stands for the fact that there are GER
tain men in the South who have uu.
Willingly been dropped from politi-
cal leadership in late years and they
hone for restoration. The colored
race may expect no good from the
(,onvcntion
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

We were shown on last Tuesday evening
chicken which had four we'll developed feet
aud gs.-lFranklin Patriot. Is az.
Cali yon.p There were "lhree
pairs'of twins e babies in ally born
within the radius Of one mile on the
same day last week, at Belleview,i in
this county.We' got the legs on
you byupwards of several feet. Its
mere cllild's play for us 10 beat tours.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

consistency IS jewel" but
doesn't belong to Che Presidential
crown. Hayes promptly recalled
the troops from the South, in 1877,
with hopes OF gaining tho personal
friendship of the Southern people.
They were wise iis spurning such
utilization. lie now contradicts The
justice of his former act by vctoing II
bill permanently sustaining that act.
Hayes! oh! Hayesy!l thou art a
very, very weak vessel, in addition
to being President by party fraud.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

We acknowledge the receipt of a
speech delivered by Hon. Jas A.
Mckenzie in Congress on the 10Th OF
April, against the Infamous election
laws now disgracing the statutes OF
our country. Mr.. Mckenzie has
treated The subject with unusual
ability, and as a Condensed summary
Of the objections TO these laws the
speech has ITO equal oil the records Of
this discussions. fs ait
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

The Pennsylvania Senate has passed
a resolution by strict party vote. to
appoint o committee to receive ex-
President Grant at San Francisco on
his return home. All the Republic
an states will be for Grant for Presi-
dent aud Sherman for vice Presi-
dent. Remember The order.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

Think OF Hayes withdrawal Of the
troops from the polls in 1877 and in
1879 his veto of q law 10 sustain the
Withdrawal of the troops and then
fav, If you dare, that two long
years have not made him an automa-
ton ass of the. puerile pursuasion in
the hands of the wirc-pulling ''sial-
warts ffS 10
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-05-13

Unless Mr.. Tilden pushes himself
forward, secures the Democratic nom-
ination for Governor of New York
at the next fall election and triumphs
in the race he will stand about as
much show for The Democratic nom
nation for President in 1880 as Hayes
does for being handed down 10 pos
terity as having one drop of honest
blood in his veins. The Courier
Journal could learn lesson from
this if it would