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dead body. Suspicion ct once attached
20 McC orkle, and then 70 the widow,
and although The unnatural couple
had imagined dat the murder vasl
conceived in secret. and eorsied cut in
secret, yet Q cloud Of uisnesses sprung
up and bound them to the deed body
with q network If evidence from
which.
NO PERJURY AND NO LEGAL AcUNEx
could release them. One negro hsd
sern them in close conversation by the
old tire stump at ten O'Clock m The
morning ot the murder. Another
had heard him few days before
threaten that he was going to get
even with Wycof for SINE injury.
Aud then hi- good old musket" hore
dsmu,ng testimony against him. The
sbot found in the bsiy If Wycoa and
the mayer found in McCorkle's shot
,Duch was identically the same as that
shot out If the gun that killed
Wycofl and was found near his dead
body.
DOGS As WITNESSES.
The deceased had two dogs. both
fierce, and one had been in the habit
of hunting with McCorkle and the
other had not. The former dill not
bark. the other did. The wife had
,es,ifed to this much. and when asked
If both dogs barked. quickly said.
.No, only one" She did not know
that she vas testifying against herself
The night after the murder McC"rk!e
went to . colored preacher and told
him he was mighty troubled. and
that he had rolled and tumbled all
the night before and had not slept a
wink. and asked if he thought a
person could get forgiveness for
murder. Then the country people
recalled another death. Bob Nc
Corkle's vile had died very suddenly
about six months before. 1t VA
thought at the time that her death
WA sudden. but No one suspected fou
NAV. Evidence goes to show nov
that Bob McCorkle got her out Of TIKI
vay in order that che might moi
interfere with him in his attention.
to the white woman, and in orde'
that when
HIS WHITE MISTRESS
vas q widow he might marry her
and not add bigamy to the crime Q
murder For the murder Of J
Wesley Wycof. on the night of M
vember 9, McCorkle and Saral
Wycoff we're tried Mt the June tern
of the Superior Court. McCorkl
was found guilty, and sentenced to b
hung ou the 18th Of August.
When asked if he had anything I
av why sentence should not b
pc.sed upon him. he said. MAY
please your honor. put me through
right off. Don't keep me here n
longer than you can help. l an
ready" Sarah Wyco6 was sentences
to the Penitentiary for life.
A few days after the trial McC"rkI
made a full confession. He had bee
: quite q noted politician in his c"unty
3 aud had once enunciatesi the d"cirin
! that ..white and black must eat. v"i
and sleep together
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody Co learn to make 1sssy rapidly
e suc~.sy" IN NsssrS. lawsssce . e.. new
eiU0lar. H. eembnssiee su1ah"d. whrh this
arm AAs ma,4 so ANes.s9a. ~n.aas. psaess Nth
larxrrt capital aud t~.t >kIIi. Thoa>snsts nj
"rsirs. IN ysrs",ss sums. are 'oiet into one vast
amount snd eo-opsrsied =. mighty whole, thus
securing TAI each sIssr~ho,i~r ali the advantages
1T the largest OPERATOR. lmus-n-e profits sr~
divided msnthly. Any amount. tr"m 81 ." g, 'ss'.
nsor., IN u>rsl s,srrepefnilv. y. y. bAvsis'
Weekly, september 18th. lssS, >sy.. by the
combination system St5 would make 81, 3
I~r c~us, So Rsys Sra,. or yer cent. ti,s'
makes St0n or 10 PR cent. on the <tok. during
the month. ascorl,nx to the market" Frank
Ir>,se's iMa-s sas-d N~wrpap~r. June 18th "ihs
romisnst,on system - founded upon corr->t
's'-',~ss Pnsrple-. and M person mod h.. With
,sa,Osse while u i. kept working by M~>srs.
Lawrence 4 Co. Brooklyn Journal. Apr, 9Th
.'Oar esissor made . net psyht ot Sl"i. - from
80 ln of Ne~>H.. Las renee Co.'S counisna-
tons" New circular ,mssIIesl tree, ~SIasins
Every thing. Ss0s.ks and t.snsi~ wanted. t'"Serh
mt bonds supplied. 1sw renee th,'. Bankers,
81 fxrhs:xe Ptare. y. Y.
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The BAsoo nodo Q ~ mistako last
Wsdsssdsy vhsn il called tbose var
min On To train Msxican Iona They
vsrs oily . eospss of Je6ssson City
bsdbuxs that I'D nads thsir escape.
and bsing captured By . party Of
Naxicane we're returned home.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given. that Letters OF Admins
trstiOn on the Estate 81 Hans Broderson;
dreeased, wesr granted 10 the un0erriQsA. On
the 18th day Of July, 1873, BY the Probate Court
of Psttis County. Missouri. Az persons having
claims againss aasd Es@te are required to ex-
hint them for allowance tn the administrator
within one year Alaer the dxte Of said lestsrs or
they may ~ prscludesl from any benefit of such
estate and u snrh claims he not exhibited with
in two years from the date Of This publication.
they shall he forever tarred- THIS 18th day OF
July, ts7e. ''it -
~ ff- - THOMAS BRODERSON.
1.2-W4tx Administrator.
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The upain cause Of tho dullne0 Of
Tie ooluons Of Tie Je9snon City
Jo.r.al nay b largely attributed to
IL fast thst Barch. the editor, has
reformed iron Michigan and mounted
IL edieorial tripod.
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IOn ! uhe vttWuIahts, put natuVe
! aud nerve food-HoP Bi,iers.
-
Sudden and Awful.

Ciemens Williams. living n the c." er
Of ieven,re 9Th AMI LETTERS IN streets. vs.
ter carrier "n The new bni,ding. cornss of
massachusetts, avenue and Delaware ST cts,
80 kilI.d whii- pursuing his asoca,i"n Is"
the building. .bs.uI half past two o'cI"ck.
The p,l.sirr and cap ssone %" the M,.s.nri
avenue frus,s s,s.s the eat End fell from
their place. the former nat having i~ q
anchored. AMI. - Williams w.a pss.irr ~ .
meath With bucket of vsier, he va
struck on the head by the mac of f~:ii' K
s,oaea and crushed Ia the sidewalk. The
sounded man vas carried into d.. Fis de
Office in an uncONscious state. hut It'll
breathing. 4 hole vs. found in the h. /
part ii the head from which brains nd
blood vese nnsinR He crased Tn hr.- h
.bout ~ hour after the accident - Kaas.s
CITY Nai, :0k.
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For PreGi1eot Of tie United States,
Roscoe Coskliag; for Vie President,
Kate spsagus. There: Who nys ~
haven't '.touched he-Popahr chord,
and made he greatest efforts OF our
kVea
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la sometsnes uofortuuate 70 b
rich. Ths ghosG of A. I. Stewart be-
been stalking through the nsvsPape's
ever sinos 10 did. In The name ct
al that = hely. won't they naver give
the nan Q rsstf
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Look 1t ~ runaway boys in thsse
day. Il Isdias-killisg literature. Lat
week to Bostss boys. Loaded With 10
volvsnand ssalpiag knivsa vGse over
haslsd i. Jssey Cey. snsesse - IL
lava bsab e ~ Wei, and yesterday
too Bsooklyn yoaths. similarly
equipped. vess crusny led beck TO
their fatben and mothers.
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Lssdss. Az. q, Asisv&s
1lea sa9alae61ne ssPasss 1T tie
slasitin Se1sstib =, Rsa NV q
yisld 4 vAsat e. 1879 . compared
vife zlS7s = AeA9s; IL yisld q
~ - Aals lhfeeeaa1 1T q Aarlsy
asd ponabes l1lansr. - '-'sa !.
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Ths 81. Joe Exposition viii Be open
cd b Psssidsss Hays. he viii be
veIoonsd ~ q inosass taFcS light
po,,eauiou - Uill = ssousted through
the Streets like Q circus v1go0.
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II. oolnc0 fslks Who went % IN
exeur.ion % Kaass flvo Tennessee
Miu;;.ipp;.ars uaaninoss IN psooouec.
iax Kanlas . stnpeudoos fraud, and .
good plsoe Tor colored folks 70 stay
avav from.
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0AyYoDD RASCAL CHEH 200 CATA0m = ooa6AI
esSsain. cd paf1aaeas cure for Cssa651 g evGf9
@61SAsoco Scse.ss s..a.s1v - -.
locally b. ins10aet0a. and 4y ln-
:s..:! s1,'i,,,:ss .:s lses.I sss 80; q. 6;
0fvesloo. aslneG. OF 6.s,ness Coa11islsSo1ally
sho ga posoa With vAieh e D elvays charged d
Cart, s,nnlaissths seo@ech, nvss. I'd ktd.ezS
u esHeaIoa q sosnd. healthy si.ses: md ans!ly
pe0aSknble curative powerS. when ell other reuop
- Ussefly fAil. Of 6ANYoRpb RADICAL Crn1. arQ
$3.50 ~ thosseeds vho graselally reeom.,eeA
0arding q sAas cannot be suhssanstased ey TIE
0ose respeesable and reliable svferenece q = .
drScc. ~ narksSe so:utans ! TrsSs,ss a q,
sas!h and Ds. eanfeei's Improved lnhsltn4 Tubs.
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Centaur ,iniments.

III N. m
9 THE CkHfAUR 0oHRAMY, a. hey q, New YORK
t<. h.z.s 4.s
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Its imehty but it,s nios-until one
essi into in. Ths Rev. NJ. Munson.
Who latsly aatonishsd . Worcester con-
gregatioD -ef AAventisls By stsppine
down from ths p,atfors and marrying
himsslf 70 . young woman. i DOW -.
-. =. = k: =. IT. AZ 4 4 lid g utte
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CosEIisg has 1t }ast nads 'tbs
unala elbrt q hj1N t~ %
-. A. kimsth inesH palgue.
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N Ealluoiastio Friend % Soaobed'o
Rad5cal CuFo.

11caAlfoS. GRANT = BoW1X's Pm Ax0l
MARix1 lxsCnANcI A0lycY,
S8Pins oesese. s.. Louis. No.. Feb. !. Ns7.S
A. a. nHtlsIa. WnhinG.o1 Az: CMy..Deas
1e1l1eS: have for some years bern trou61ed Win
Caea1h. end for the past tvO ycars have su1srs4
eerioWly WITH - Noticing your adveItiseuaent %
III = Ihave rcd Only two bottles. and . . 1esale
=, e - ss'sys <, M ,s2 60 q or
yoataks eo@s nee.1reeto eesie more psomineIsiy
before u R0oooe thos Others nay have ooeh rcloe1
. hsye- j have Seeommc nded b to quite num-
Der Of NJ friends, all Of whom have oppressed 70
their ktGh estimate Of ies value and GOOD e1ecD
WITH them
Tealy tAink n particularly aAarsed % wants q
- Ioo6 Deopse. and they al ought 20 know Of e,
oad tnoos yho need is shoeld Try 1. Vim Fisk The
0lDest1oo eAaS mo or. vtale (a1 oomple) 70 b
giysa oVay ynl eel = many bottles.
TYeooe 80. 1.-the Pcopse have n theXneed
eoafse zoo could largely inereaee this namSeI.
Why nos III NJ Yours truly. VIZ. BOWEN.
- b. IN WhooesAle and Ressi1 DruRgiD0 an1
0oaleso In No4teme thlo1xhoae lhe Cnite4 eeaeee
anACanaA0A Wk8kS4 HyTfERsG General A9uoO
81 VAoo00nlo DguRHisea, Boseoo, Ma
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A00UO0 UDO 8oOUo5WU80U W1xU
naatee NaeAel - aeErisd Nm.
Lombard, . widow, forty. and rich.
Jsssis June ays: .'Ths ladys in
ssae iv9y lergs. but It do with
~. aad 10 therefore secures ths ID.
tsss q hsr hutha.d b driving With
hin. i.ssdiaadly. - ssssssly. 70 The
e6es. q Tie Mltlal LII Insurance
CoaPaay. utass - szssatsd . policy
sPoa hsr owa H., n HI hvor, for
el00, 900. Thy tbsn Started for
Esrerf H. s,ssroity O H. part
efasiih wensa a6nal Go coots,st
. ~ wey u Which HI - oftso Il
aP their oaosy % thae IL wiz. VIA
- bsa ~ dspssde.t Will they
I've ~ Anees q; Eth - psasiible
b. thair death. s.S .ts,s- itetssse
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Mn. Cod Basyss bas made . safe.
msot N. Cool Barges. it nay b
rs0sohsrsd, shs9 at . man named
wnsEy.S f~ dsys ego. bscsuss be
ss,psssed Widgy Of being TOO init.
nats With Nm. Borgssl The state
neat Il Ma .RnRDss would b I'll
vsry wea I'D & bsea Gpukped 70 tie
dsfeoes a ker owa oosdsct, bat she
uni4e1ssssly also constituted hsrsslf
. eha.P;aa q wae9y. vho might
b sapPoiea - b fally 49, 70 take
1ss bthinp& To essaaliopres.
sisa. thsrs6ots. hftspo Tie unpseju-
dsosd vsadr y - statement of Ma.
Cool BsseA = that IL. Cool Bar
ga0 did, NJ ~ entirely without
pgosasatisa vhen. u -attsoptsd to
wing Wigsy. q s9'si ~
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LAME BACK
RHEU1ilA TlsM
COLLINS . 49,:

Assga 0esAs d RsD: Gessisnsn, -Oue year
aao! veoeixed with ascyere attack OF Rheumar
I'm IN ny r1Gish fp. to watch W1ssubiect Itrs q
Sn9 vortouo t1nircntD and Rheumatic cures, but
vt0ooe The beaes benefit, when my con, druIHhS
SGUoee1 0oe OF ocP Coillxs'vClTAbCP m ssFIEs.
1oo eoece - alnaooe magical, for, To my gPas tul
o1Sps6e. was almose im6ediasely well sgain. and
before The application Of The Piasscr. could Do
esnee. oee year from tie FMS attack. the dIscass
pe0vs1 = 6eseiosS = the Ar. aud Ann now vrii.
" we v1heo me- 70 odd thae Que Plaster has
cured her Of very lame back We think there =
noeh1nG IN the World Of remedies that can compare
viii Tie Colllxs' voIfAIC Pr AsrRns for Thcums-
~ end Lame Back, and chcerfully recomusc I'd
~ % ne en1ertng. YoufS very respeesfulls.
OoaA1D. Ne. june & lsG RODEKI COTTON.
NOT 4 QUACk N0STRuM.
Cnsaenea.-1 hereby certify thas Tor several
jean pea ] have uscd The voIFAlc PLAs1Rns IN
ny pelcsteo. and have never knoWn them % TAIL IN
eeoe91agspe relief thse csses fos which they
esereeo06eeded. They ere net guaek noser,sns.
80 remedial agent OF Ee:s ..lSr, ~, Very truly
1CcasPosI. ME-. Nay q. is.i
RRlCk - CENTA
- e11ef1lt0 obtain C0lllNs' voIrAso PIAoFR,
oee06ooeetoo o( 8leesrte anal vollnte piaseo VII
. Molly 0oo1e1ee0 p1a1ees. ae~N In the ShoVO
eo8 0oe1 b. I'll Wholesale saL Retail DTuQwSu0
eheoNsAoat the United ssafes nnd Csaaalas. ~ -
W8kkS . PUrfER Prcpri~s"rs. Boston. Nx61.
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TIE Zsli Sar has cot Eaglasd
"a. O00. 900. which i considerably
OVER twiss vhst thsgosernmsnt N.
-ticipatsa It voslf oost, md what ~
provided Iur n To bedest Of estima-
ted sxpsasss. War usually foots up
. hr larger bin than i expected 1t its
commencement and generally lasts
longer than thsPartiss to it predict.
ffSAtiag ia vssy uncertain and IN.
pro6tab1s buiinen.
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The Memphis Appeal volunteers The
falIowing: The leading candidate.
II TIE Ainoari, senatorial raoe are
Gen. F. n. Coekrell. Thomas Allen
and Den Aerzieps. Cockrell . work.
isg haud foe Fs.elsc1iea, Tom Allen 4
ssssing ~ ha0ed ambition of years.
and Motfioou = de hardest worker
and . hard Dosey Dsmocrat. None
Of den stsnd . showing. because .
DARK horss i hsld il ths background.
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at Tie estraacs a biz owu castle,
where oeo have did before n defense
Of their wives. bat vhsss, thank God,
bot lew NV did b the hand Of
tho6s vivss" Tie muFdeser fingered
for . Deoset until 10 became saiisbed
~ Wycu6wss dad. and then be
1sd None. fAs sev.nads' vilow,
STEERING pieseiag sAsieks, mn 10 The
neassst ssigAbs3s houss asd toDd that
hsr kas6aa1 I'D bsen sAoe 1ead BY
- alanis - hsovu door. At 6sse
they lis1sssd - hst'csl1ly. bst fnally
ssvssal Dso Vsas OVER asd ioasd peks
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BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST.

When be had stood up tn hear the
indictment read, hate, aversion and
diagust was on every face. for Bob
McCorkls was not only ugly hut
deformed, and the bare idea Of
. beautiful woman conserving with
such . man vas abhorrent 10 thnse
who had seeu both. Il ~ sRreed
that after . short period Of mourning
for her hushasd s6e Ne % marry Nc
Corkle. Both agreed that nobody
had anything 70 do With Tie marriage.
They bod 10 fsara Of misceeeuatiou
laws. That night the murder was
committed. Il Ms about 8 o'clock,
and Wycof Aod returned home and
Ne sitting By hi frsside. Ssddenly
b hard Tie deg bark 10 The yard
and veat out 70 80 what W. tho
esnss. Hi viGb trembled - be left
tbs room. Her guilty conscience told
her he rsassa iof thas dog bark. A.
Wycod stsPPsd fium h1 ftost door Q
gun sbot seSasd through The woods.
and, exelaiaisg ',God have mercy On
ny seul,"
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nzIII!I!
,-r-~-.-srr rgs.-s
.EEK1Y RkZOO
w AoNNA- = $500
9EDAIIA
-
runspAy Aueusr 4 1879.
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0assseebG = 80 Soso0Sy'
M.nph;.
SlH 49, y =
s1-s..-...s -
ConkIisg has 1t last nsde "tbt
moss elbst 81 n.y. tsWs %
-.---
Tia g. yos Exposition VII Be open
ID b h,sidsss Hays. He vii b
vsIoood - . inossas eares hgns
possession as1 ell - sssosted throas'
the Stress Ike Q cstcos wsSo'
IL cojsco SsSks Who vees % ~
exeussio0 20 Ka0sn1 non Ieooeoe>
MisipPi. me noan'moas N pFooooec
ing Kansas . stnPeodoos srsod' ana
good paace Tor oo'ored 'osks % Say
away from.
lie someano usSortonass 70 q
rich. Ths shose ct A. 1: sssve'' %
been stalking through the ne"'Pepe"
ever iscs b died. In The name Q
al thst = boy, won't they nsvef g'v'
the osa . rsstf
:..-. ~ II-:., c....,
Roscoe Coakliag; for Vie Pr'aden'
Kate 6psague. Ihsre! Who nys ~
haven't ''tonched the-Pepnlar epofo'
and made he greatest ed'Fss OF on
hvss.
:@-- e ~. 5.,,.
-. I.so, C;t
~. o,,..-SL-,,. ..,;h.,.a
. =.
reformed fro. Michigan and moonts
IL sdisoriai tripod.
p.e.s=.5...S@;..l.h,
...--:. ..,,.s ~. =,
.s.-r.. n.
- I.So, ~,
80 my 't'
bsdbags tit I'D sads thsir e'caP
M..;c.pe ,,re returned home.
-=--.-
Look ct u runaway ocys 10 .ns
days q lsdhs-klll'Sg IsessseIs. -
week too b~ese boys. teaosd WIN =
volvsmand saalPang knavss' vkse
haslsd = Jasey Ocy. snsosse - q
lava bsds q IL Wse, ana yesseso.
too Brooklyn yooths. amllar
equipped vese c'oealy Sed oeck
thsir hfhen and ooehess.
LTD nmghty bat re n'cs-unt'l O
81 into jail. Ihs kev. Iii. Munso
Who lata'y a1onishsd . werossssr %
grsgstias 81 Adventist b stsPpi'
down from ths psatsorn and marry''
himsslf 70 . young woman, = 10" {
.h.,.. = II G - az 3 id Or ii!
-. 0:......- :. -
Ths Memphis lppe.I volunteers q
Sollovine: s.Ths lssdinx candidai
!, tn lf;,oor; .snator;el r.c. /,
- n. 49,. 60, -.
- - ~.-:.,-..:.. T. A.
..:...a.no.a..r,.:-L-.
IA Ns.;;;., n. h..a-.. -.
ana . I.,,a -; T.mo,-.t M
~ -, 9 ,e.,,d . ..o.;.. h......
a.,a ~. !. - :. q. L.l..,.,.
-. -,
The Zala var has cot Eaglal
81. 00o. 900. which i eoosidsssb
n,.. t~s .h>& eI>-o->-->.% .
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
LIGHT IT LIST.


We had no idea that the case was so bad
until Senator Morgan spoke up. We knew
indeed that the tremendous Davenport had
been stalking about New-YOrk City for some
ten years or so, spreading dismay through
the lower wards, and suppressing "the rights
"of citizenship" with rgOr never paraleed
cxcept under the bcsOtted despOtisms Of efiete
Europe This dreadful and gigantic person,
wearing a huge curling mustache and pair
of becting eyebrows, is understood to
have seized and imprisoned at times
no fewer than ten thousand Irishmen in
a single day because they would not
vote the Republican ticket; and such reign
Of terror has been established by his brutality
that many districts OF the Metropolis, which
used to enjoy the distinction of casting twice
as many ballots for the regular Democratic
candidates as there were men, women and
children alive in the wards, have been obliged
to restrict their patriotic operations to the
limits defined by the registration lists These
shameful facts are familiar to all men. But,
as we have remarked already we had no idea,
until Senator Morgan tore away the veil,
what horrid mass OF crime, Oppres-
sion aud injustice was covered by the
election laws. According to the Alabama
advocate of the rights of man the North is
crushed under q cruel military tyranny. 1t is
not only the bloody Davenport who keeps
down the people. The booted brgadier is
tramplng upon our liberties; drunken dra-
eoons are riding rough-shod over the palla-
dium of American liberty; satraps are de-
spelling our political temples; and the Consti-
tuition is full OF bayOnet-hoes. On election
day election how bitter is the irony of that
word y our streets resOund with the tramp
of armed men and the tang of a tyrant's
tongue. The oppressed North stretches
out its manacled hands to its emancipated
sister States, and prays for relief from the
military despot. And that is why the sympa-
thetic South, having driven away the brutal
sodiery by the moral force of an enlightened
and virtuOus community, is coming to our res
cue.
1t is, OF course, an ineXpTessible comfort to
know that our suiferings are SO severe. and
also that the moral force of an enlightened
and virtuous community is about to put an
end to them. The South has always been
specially strong on moral force, and when its
abilities in that line are once focused
upon an object We may look out for
news. we IehltnlDtI very "cll the last Occa-
sion on which the moral force of the enlight-
ened and virtuOus community of South Caro-
lima exerted itself to emancipate an oppressed
people from the degradation of troops at
the polls" 1t was in 1876. when the Elec-
tora College was about to meet at Columbia
and vote for President of the United States,
and "a formal announcement was also about to
be made of the choice of the people for Gov
emor and members of the Legislature of South
Carolina. The noble conduct of South Caro-
lIna's sons-we mean her white sons; !; the
others don't cOunt-in that memorable crisis
cannot be retold too often. General Wade
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
WITH SUPPLEMENT
THE NLW,S TINS WORNING.

FoRrlGN.-The London Metropolitan Board OF
Works pronuunces the electric light to
be too costly. - The British iron
clad Iron Duko 10 ashore at Shanghai.
China. = 1t is asserted officially in Russia that
only three officers have been arrested since
February. == The Afghan Ameer has accepted
the British terms.
DoNEsuC-Tne Episcopal Convention at Phila-
delphia has adopted more resolutions in opposition
to RitualIsm. =- The convention Of black men at
Nashville has adopted an address to the country
favomg migration from the South among
other things. - The single scull
on Lake Quiusigamoud was won easily by
w. n. Goddard. of Harvard. = 1t is believed
at Washington that the President will veto
the new caucus bill the of troops at the polls
--- In the Assembly yesterday the adverse re-
port on Nh Galvin's Elevated Railroad bill was re-
iected; Governor Robinson has vetoed SIX bills.
CoNGRrss-Iu the Senate yesterday the Military
Interference bill was taken up, and Mr.. Edmuuds,
Mir. Blaine and Mr.. Chandler made striking
speeches; the latter provoked the Democrats to
anger, and he was interrupted passiouately
by Mr. Eaton; the bill passed by vote of 33 to 23.
- In the House, several bills to remove
political disabilities being taken up and passed,
Mir Cox suggested that there be general
amnesty bill thereupOn a very animated cooquy
Weaver spoke az length on the Silver bill.
CIY AND SUBCRBAN.-The action of Mr. Talmage
at the conclusion OF the trial was much commented
on by members of the PTesbytery and Others jubi
lee meeting was held at the Tabernacle in the even
ing. == No action has been taken by the Aldermen
on the Mayors nominations. - In the inter-cOl-
legiate athletic games Columbia secured seven prizes
and Princeton four. == At the meeting of the Ma
tional Temperance Society addresses were made by
the Hon. William f. Dodge, the Rev Mr.. Tamage
and Others. =- The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has refused to be bound by the schedule freight
rates OF The trunk lines. =- Gold value of the e-
gal-tcnder silver dollar 412l2 gransl $3.50 cents
stocks feyersh and lower. closing weak and unset
tied.
THE EWHATHRR.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dicate warmer aud clear or partly cloudy weather.
Thermometer yesterday Highest, 90; lowest,
so average, 5s3s7.