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I:OGeT.
House
CHICAGO.

w- The" GARDINER, as a Summer Resort,
has no equal in CHICAGO. Situated in the
heart OF the city, and at the time directly fac
ing the lake. from which 1t is separated only by the
beautiful park in front Of the house. The delight
full breezes from Lake Michigan making the location
very desirable. Southern patronage particularly
desired Special rates to parties remaining enc
week or more. Transient rates 81 so and So per
day. JEWETT WILCOX, Manager.
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Chancery Sale off ReaI F.fai

Cha9cery sale OF Real Estate.
No 24lS, H lS0T. R )-ChaneeTy Court Of Shelby
eounty-Louiss Bert0n, Adm vs.. Il Fursten-
helm ct al.
10y virtue of an interioculory decree Tor sale en-
II tered In the above cGlss the 18th day Of May,
1879, NJ. B. -. page 35f1, VIII sell at public Suc-
ton, to the highest bidder, front of the CLERK ana
Masters Office courthouse building, Main street, I'm
tue Taxing district Of shelby county, late city of
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, july ~. 1879.
within legal hours, the following described proueFtv
all situated In Menu hs, Shelby county, Tenn tCvgft
l. lot on the south side Of Union street being
part OF the original lot on which stands the
South, of Memphi Tennessee described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of said original
lot on the south side OF Union streets running thence
eass win Union street ~ rect 10 stakei thence
south at right angles with Union street 1Ss feet to
stakes thence UeStwardlg parallel with Union street
% feet TO stake the west line of said original
lot: thence nOrshwardy along the west lice OF said
lot 1879 feet TO the place of beginning.
2 lot with the Improvements thereon, bounded
as follows: Beginning on the vest line Of the Beae
street me- Se ground so feet north Of Beale street,
running thence nOrthWaroly parallel with Main and
Second streets 40 feet II the south side of the ex
tension Of an alley in bayou GayosO: thence west
wardlJ at right angles TO the first line 80 feet to
stake; thence southardly 20 feet 10 stake; thence
eaStwardly parallel with the north line OF Beale
street 80 feet TO the place of beginning. (This lot
will be sold subject to homestead Tights.)
3. lot with the improvements thereon. de-
ner of the Beale street market ground at point on
the line OF Beal5 street, running thence nOFthWaTdly
on the vest line OF the Beale stTset market ground
paraiel with second street 80 teet TO stake Ia said
west line; theuce westwardlY parallel with Eeale
street and the south line of said homestead lot
Qast above descrloed) 30 feet 60 stake; thence
sOuihwardly parallel with the first line 80 feet the
north line q Beale street; thence eastwardly with
said street 30 feet TO the beginning This lot Will
Terms or Sale-On a credit OF six months; pur-
caserS 20 execute notes with approved security; lien
retained. This June 18; 1879.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
J II. Gregory, George B. Peters. Attorneys.
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DaSPERsAm Y.
Or. =. S. aJ0InsOza's
gEkf EAES
Medical aSEgpeus aEyt
No. 1? JEFFERSON STREggs
BeEzsez Kgai-, zzza ErEoat. Ezczs9hIs.
.lrscLpL.I.E-ED - ISRnF


nB. JOHNSON Is acknowledged o. Gil parties IL .
L. teESsIsd as Dy far lie most Successful physician
La the treatment OF private or secret ssases, QuiCk
thorough and permanent cures qua rnteed IN sfeiS
csse Taale or feTnsls, Recent c5ses CT 1oncrrbsa
and Syphilis cured n fag Gays without the I39 CT
mercury, change OF diet, h.nTaDce from business
Secondary Syphilis, Che last yeattge eFaGcaisd VIII
out the use OF IaeECurS involuntary loss OF san en-
stopped in short time. Sufferers fr0m in1p0teDcy
or loss OF sexual powers restored 10 free Ftgor IN
few weeks Victims OF Self-aouse and excessive
veneTF, suffering from sDermatcThea ana loss OF
physical snd mental power, speedily and permS-
ae1tly cured.
Particular attention psid % the Diseases OF
Women, and cures guaranteed
Throst and Lung Diseases cured by new remidies
Piles and old sores cured without the use OF csus-
tic or the knife.
An consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent By express 20 all parts OF the coGr
IT.
Office hours from a. IN. to D. m. Sundays
from TO p. m.
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On the FIRST Day OF June.
Grab Orchard Springs
Sontucky,

T OCATION 10 miles from Louisville at the base
Il of the Cumberland Mountains above all mala-
rial Influences, open to guests seeking health,
comfort and pleasure, with all the hotel appoint
ments COMPLETENESS water, baths, livery, billiards,
etc. Capacity, 700 guests. Charges, SO per week
for May and June, after which date Sl4 per week. or
S45 per month. Children and servants half price.
Excursion tickets for sale at all the Offices Of the L.
and ". railroad, ana those of connecting lines in all
principal cities South. Write for analysis caIds and
information, Orders for genuine unaduterated Crab
Orchard Salts, in any quantity filed application
to ISAAC SHELBY. Jr., Proprietor.
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RIVER NEWS.
River and Weather

River and Weather.
The table and dispatches below give official
information concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SKBvICE U. 8. A., /
MEMPHIS, June 20, 1879.
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the domestic markets, as reported yesterday

The following are the New York spot quo
tations for yesterday: Ordinary, lie;
good ordinary, II l-I6c; low. middling,
IL I-I6c; middiing, 1880; good middling,
- 1I-I6c; middling fair, 1890. At 1924,
quiet and firm; IL Is, dulI 1915, quiet; Gals,
unchanged; 3, quiet. Sales, 22l3 bales. Stock,
I42, $50 bales.
The following is the latest New York tele-
gram of futures:
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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS
AND
MOUNTAIN HEALTH RESORT,
MONROE CO., EAST TENN.

FTNHIS celebrated summer resort for health and
i pleasure, is situated on top of the ChllhoWee
Mountains, sixteen miles southeast of Mouse Creek
a point on the z. T., Va andGs. r. r. The Hotel
and Springs at an elevations of 1000 feet above
sea level (belng above dew point. The scenery is
unsurpassed. The Hotel open for the reception of
guests First Of june. Visitors can obtain round
nip tickets. Daily line of stages ana mail from
Mouse Creek. telegraph line has been erected
from Mouse Creek to the Springs since last season
Office ana Hotel. Improvements have been made
for comfort and convenience of guests.
sE- R0und-trlp Tickets from Memphis to Mouse
Creek and return SiS so.
For further Information, pamphlets. etc, address
J. 4 MAGILL. Proprietor,
Mouse Creek and White Cliff Springs
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CHANCERY SALES.
Cbaneery Sale of Real Estate

NIlnIIOCI JNlO u NJ III EsIdIts
No. 3347, n. (2652, R.(-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-rhOS. ii. Chapman vs.. Jas. G. Burke ct al.
DY virtue OF an inteTlOcutoTy decree for sale en-
ID tered In the above cause, on the 18th day or
February, 1879. NJ B. D. page 204. l will sell at
puolic auction to the highest bidder In front of the
Clerk and Masters Office. courthouse building. Main
street in Taxing district OF Shelby county, late city
of Memphis. Tenn,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn to-wit: Lots q,
8, g. 10, Is, end s of the subdivision of lot 90
shown by commissioners report of partition and
decree OF December 10, 1878. in case OF Lumpkin
vs. Wilson ct al, No 3022. N r. D. ChanceTy court;
said lots o. Z, 8, and each fronting 43 L. feet
on Porter street, and running back between parallel
lines / So feet to alley; ard lots Is. II and Ia
each fronting 43 10 fe=t on Walnut street and run
ming back between parallel lines los feet an alley
Also lot Of the SUBDIVISION OF lot 81. fronting -
feet on =. paItltiOned 10 W. B. Miller by decree, as
stated above.
Terms of Sale-Cash. This Iune L. 1870.
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[BY TELEGRAPH.I
The following are the latest kilograms of
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City of Aiton-1O0 brls molasses, lot of
sundries.
Guiding Star-15 hhds sugar, 100 brls
molasses.
Coahoma-17 bales cotton, 900 SKIS cotton
seed, 100 brls oil, SO pkgs sundries
Mollie Moore-39S brls -four, $50 brls
meal, 2441 SKIS corn, 400 SKIS bran, lot of sun
dries.
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COTTON GIN.
The Brown Cotton Gin.

Cleans the Seed better, Runs Lighter Gins Faster
and costs less money than other Gin I'm the
ket. Every machine fully and legally guaranteed.
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movements at the Lovee.

City of Alton, st. Louis; Mollie Moore. St.
Louis; Guiding Star, Cincinnati, Cons Millar.
Cincinnati; New Mary Houston, New Or
leans; Coahoma, Friars Point; Osceola Belle,
Osra1la
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ChancerE sale of Real Estate.
No. 2S44. b (355l. h )-ChaDcery Court OF shelby
county VIM r Moore q co. ". Thomas Pearce
l(H virtue OF an lutSrlOcutOry decTe5 for sale en-
II tered In the above cause on the 10th day of
April, 1879, II. B "a. page 2I6 will sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder In front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse Building Main
street, In the Taxingdstrct of Shelby county late
city or Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, Luiy IL, 1870.
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn. tO-Wtt: An undi-
vided Interest or EOiety in the following described
tracts. viz: Lot No. of the Shelby tract contain
ing l291s acTesi lot No. Of the Ward tract, con-
tanning lOl4 acres and the east end Of lot No of
the ward tract, to be laid on by line running
north and south through said lot to lay of the
house and grove around the same nov or recently
occupied by Z. C. Hughes, and 10 comprise 80 a6ses;
and for more particular description OF which
lands reference is made TO the plat on fle in this
court In case Of II. B. WillifOri vs.. n r WfllifOTd
et al. and TO the decree vesting the title In A.
WillifOTd. registered in Registers Office in book So
page l7p; said lands were conveyed "a W. II. and
Thomas Pearcs by j NJ. and r A. WillifOTd By deed
dated March 3, 1879, registered IN book 1, page
12I in Registers Office 70 which reference Is made.
Terms OF Sale-on credit OF and ID mon hs;
purchaser executing n3H with satisfactory personal
security lien Teta1neds Ted6mDtlOn barred. This
June 10. 1879. R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
~ +
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ChaDcerY of Sale of Real Estai

No. 2S45, r 1852, e -ChanceIy Court of Shelby
cOunty-Wm. z. Moore d Co. vs. ". II. PeaFee.
by virtue OF an iDterloeutory decree for sale en-
II tered In the above cause on the 18th day Of
April, 1873, NJ B. "a, page 2l6, viii sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder IN front OF the Clerk
and Masters Office, Courthouse Building, Main street.
In the ngdstrct of Shelby county late city or
Memphis, Tenn. on
saturday, Jugy II, 1879,
within legal hours the following described property
situated IN Shelby county, Tenn, wit: An undl-
ytded interest or moIetg in the following described
tracts viz; Lot No. of the Shelby tract. contain
ing 1928 acres; lot No. , o. the Ward tract con-
talning 110l acres and the east end OF lot No of
the Ward tract, to be laid of by a line running
north and south through said lot to lay OF the
house and grove around the same. now or recently
occupied bS & C. Hughes, aud to comprise 30 acres:
and for more particular description of which lands
reference made TO the plat e in this court in
case OF BIB. WillloTd n. h Nilliford ct al, and
70 the decree veStng title in p. A. WillifoTd regis
tered In Registers office, in book 80. page re;
said lands were conveyed = w. r. ana Thomas
Pearee by j NJ. and r. A. W11lifOTd By deed dated
March q, 1875. registered in book Ill page I27 IN
Registers ONCE, to which fefereIce is made
Terms OF Sale-On credit OF Z and Is months:
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879. R. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
NWE
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ChancerV Sale of Real Estate.

Terms Of Sale-Cash- This June Il, 1879.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
M'FaPlaud q Otis AttoTuevs tine
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-03
A STROKE OF GENIUS.
How to get OFF with the Old
Love without Getting into
Court.
Detroit Free Press.

The other day a muscular young. fel-
low, having an odor of the stables about
him, entered a photographers estab.
lishment In Detroit and explained that
he would like to have about one photo.
graph taken, but ON learning the price
he concluded to invest In tin type.
After taking his seat in the chair he
shut up one eye, drew his mouth around
one side, stuck up his nose and patiently
waited for the operator, whose aston
ment caused him to exclaim: ,,.
"Good gracious but you don't want
to look that way to get a picture. No
body will know you from Sitting Bull"
.'You go ahead" was the reply.
''Do you want me to take such phiz
as thats" t ..-
81 do"
The artist took It. It beat Sol Smith
Russell all to pieces and was highly sat
islactory to the sitter, who paid for ii
and said:
"You see, had n sort of object in
this. Come here from Allegany county
six months ago--cngaged to a gall out
there--found gal here | like better
got to sever old ties--sce?' M
""But what has that picture got to do
with old tiesg" asked the artist.
'Lots-- heaps! I've writ to her that
| was blodc up here on u boat and dis
flggered for life. She's awful proud.
When she gifts this and sees how that
explosion wrecked me, she'll hunt an
other lover Quicker'n wink--sec? How
do You like the plotY just gaze on
this picture once and tell me that Mary
Ann wont send back my love letters by
first train ~
He posted the picture. The letter
was brief but explained all. 1t said !:
"My Ever Dear Curl: inclozc my
picktur that You may see how oll'nl bad
was hurt, tho ! know you will love
me Just the same"
"Evcr see that game worked aforc 2"
he asked OF the artist as he licked the
stamp on the letter.
NO never did"
Course You never did. It's mine &.
II struck me the other day while | was
grcasin' II wagon, and think it's boss.
Blodc up--sccg Dishgued for life
see? Picture right here to prove It,,
and she'll write back that she has at
last concluded to yield to her parents
wishes and marry n young man out
there who owns eleven steers, q hun
drcd sheep and an eighty-acre lot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-03

authorizes the issue of certificates repre-
senting coin in the Treasury in payment
Of interest on the public debt, both class
es OF certificates to be receivable in pay
ment of duties on imports. Certificates
for bullion deposited are to be for its
average market value in coin of like
metal during the preceding week in New
York and San Francisco. Gold and silver
bullion deposited is to be coined to the
full capacity of the mints in connection
with other coinage, and if bullion depos-
tied for coinage does not amount to $2O,-
100000 per month the Treasury is to
purchase sufficient silver bullion TO coin
that amount. The act Is not to be con-
strued as authorizing the coinage of sill
yer except into the standard dollar.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-03
TUESDAY. JUNE. 8, 1879,
EVENT and COMMENT.

Two of the most energetic and Vitality
business men of Rogersville Tenn. died
recently-Messrs. Joseph Thompson and
,Jno. d. Riley, SAYS the Morristown Ga
sette.
The Supreme Court Of Tenn. has de-
cided in favor of the constitutionality of
the law imposing fine of 800 for sell
ing liquor within four miles of any In
corporated institution of learning, ex-
cept in incorporated towns. Hence the
repeal of SO many town charters by the
Legislature.
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April |, lS79-ly

Mr.. CoRcoRAN's TRIBUTE TO GGNER-
AL LEE'-Mr. w. w. Corcoran, in a let
to Prof. j. j. White, of Washinton and
Lee University, offering to become re-
sponsible for for one-sixth of the $4,000
required for the completion of the Lee
mausoleum at Lexington Va, pays the
annexed tribute to the memory OF the
late Gen. Robert L. Lee: sit is, per-
haps, superfluous to add that it affords
me melancholy satisfaction to TESTIFY
--even in this imperfect manner-my
respect for the memory of a valued
friend. the grandeur of whose character
commanded the admiration of every
Southern heart. Happily blending the
qualities of hero with the graces Of a
Christian, General Lee was the embodi-
mcnt of my ideal conception of all that
constitutes truly good and great man "
UnSLindion Cinr
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VEGETINE
.I... LID. FOR .ft
81 ChIlls, Shakes,
FEVER AND AGUE.


DR. II, n, SrIvgSs - rl
D4dr Sir,--l feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine, Vegetino, has done IN my lam
iy. wish 10 express my thanks by iniormihg
YOU Of tho wonderful cure OF my som olSo to lot
you know that vegetine is tho best madeleine ev-
cr saw for Chnis, Sh0ksS, Ftrer and Ague, Ny
son suffered great deal OF pain, al OF tho time
tho pain was 80 great he did nothing but cry. The
doctors aid not help him a particle, ho could not
lift his foot from tho floor, 10 could not move
without oruiches. ] read your advertisements In
tho Louisville Courier journal, that Nogetino
was great blood purifier and Blood Food. !
n led one bottle, which was a great beneht. He
taken Gig teen bottles In all, aud Is completely
restored 10 hoalth. walks without crutchcS or
cane lilo 10 twenty years Of age. havea yonng
SON nneen years OF Ree, who Va subject to Wuis
whenever he fcos ono coming on, he comos IN,
takes dose of vegcine and that Ia the last OF th'
Chnls. vegetlno has no bad effect upon the sys'
tenn like mosl Of the medicines recommended Tor
OhHs. ! cheorfully Ioc0mmord Vegotlno Tor
such complaipts. think II Ia the greatest modi'
cine In the world. Respectfully
vEdgrrSE. when tho blood becomes llfoless
and stagnant, either from change of weather or OF
climate, want OF exerciso, Irregular diet, or from
any other cause. tho Vcgetihe will renew the
blood, carry of the puirld humors cleanse tho
utomacho regulate the bowels, and impart q tone
of viaof 10 Tho whOlo body,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-03
rhc silver Bili as it Passed The
House.

The Warner silver bill passed the
House lust Saturday by a vote of ll4 TO
~. The following Ia 4 summary OF lie
rtovlsions' II fixes the weight OF the
standard silver dollar at ii2'a grains;
authorizes owners OF silver bullion 10
deposit the same NJ any mlnt TO be formf
cd into bars or standard dollars; makes
the charges Cor coining such bullion the
difference between its market value In
New York, and the legal te,,der value
Of the coin, makes subsIdiary silver
coin exchangeable at the treasury Coz
legal tender money TO the amount OF
twenty dollars, makes The standard sll-
yer dollar legal tender IN all payments
n, the nominal value, requires The treas-
ury TO pay oui silver coin without dls-
elimination, The same ns gold coin, In
liquidation q MI kinds Of coin oblga-
lions against the Government, mtboriz-
"a the isuie Of certihcalcs 10 dcpositore
Of gold ot silver coin or bullion, also
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-03

A SLANDEROUS CHARGE AGAINST HIM
REFUTED- REPORTED ALLI-
ANcE WITH KELLY WITHOUT FoUN-
DATIoN. Nf
Louisville Courier Journal. III
Mr.. Thomas A. Hendricks, Of Indi-
ana, IL In n conspiracy TO defeat the
denomination OF the old ticket Mr.
John Kelly, of New York, Ia bis
backer. The two arc engaged In an
intrigue TO lose Now York TO the Dem.
ocrats thls fall. So much will account
for our New York special. IL is the
end OF Hendricks. He Is n fool as
well as o conspirator. Let all men
dlsown him.
indianapolis Special TO yesterdays CHM, Enqu'rcr'
Your correspondent called on Gov.
Hendricks to-day and asked him " he
n ld any answer he would like to make
to the article In the Courier Journal
of yesterday. Efi'I.t N
"No,r said he, "I can only say that
the article was entirely withou truth.
I never made any combination Of any
kind with Mr.. Kelley or any one who
acted with him never knew Of any
Appointments OF combinations, and
cannot understand tho animus OF the
attack, II there was the sligbtest
truth In tho charges made by the
Courier-.Journdk / could imagine
that the editor had henrd an exagger.
nted story, but as there 10 not, | can
only eay IL astonIabcs me"
1T is charged y said the Enquirer
representative, 'thnt you gave your
influence IN Bnrch, OF Tennessee. 10
secure his selectlon as Secretary Of the
Senate, and fol II YOU were 10 have the
Tenneasos delegation IN the Conven-
10 moi, 1880. and the senior Watteraon
40 underetood IT," "A
THAT 10 not true, and Ia answered by
the fact that the Indiana Senators
voted for Mr.. Watlereon. | had moth
ING 10 do with the matter, but j GER
tainly felt very kindly toward MT.
Watieraon. ] do not propose 70 be a
candidate for Vice President with any
ons and have declared this publicly,
and. 40 fnf aa I am concerned, the old
ticket will not De In the field"
irhe general feeling here. among
pennoctata. IL that the article "a very
un,ust toni. Hendrlcs, His frisnds
olaIm that he has been very frank IN
sxpreaslng hIs Intentions and feeling
duu that hebas n right 10 decline 2
uomInntlon n he wants TO. They a.
so anaeFt that he will accept no nomi..
nation except for the Presidency. anu
that he will not enter any combinh'
tIon or trade 10 secure mat result
This IL by the card. and cal DC print,
I I'd a. reliable, aud with Y the fact tnhI
tha soild Indiana delegation VIII stanu uN :,
unhroken for MI. Hendrlcka IN loSV u
not another state votes for him
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-03
The Test Goid Case Decided =
Verdict for Eek Gov. Smith.

RICHMOND, Va. May 2i.--in the
United States Circuit Court to-day tho
Jury In the "gold case" of the United
States against Ex-Governor Smith rem
dcrcd a verdict tor the defendant This
being considered test ease, II Is proba-
ble that the other Suits, about dozen IN
number, viii be dismissed. ..f
District Attorney Lewis entered q
motion to sct side the verdict IN Ex-
Governor smiths case, and grant new
trial, which was Hlsd for future hearing
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Judge Hughes recently decided
that the Federal Government has no
power to interfere against State laws
as to the intemarriagc Of whites and
blacks. In Is4o Daniel Webster in
his Richmond,speech said: ~ t e
"Proclaim u on the wings OF all The
winds, tell Il 10 all your friends lcries
Of We will. we Will tell II, ! say,
that standing here In the Capitol OF
Virginia, hen, ath an October sun, In
the midst OF this assenlblage. before
the entire country. and upon all the
responsibility which belongs to me,
| say that there IL no power, direct or
jndirectf In Congress- or the General
GoverDmet, 10 interfere In the slight
~ degree with the institutions OF tue
South" Immenses cbeering.] I
1t may be interesting to note that
in these days the President and his
party differ with both Mr. Webster
and Judge Hughes, declaring as they
do that Federal troops shall have
power to interfere at the polls, in
stead Of allowing States to protect
their own ballot boxes.