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, 1879-06-15
CuTICUKA, A,CUT1CURAR RESOLVENr
(qGtticura
REMEDIES

Have Achieved tho Most Noted Success Of any
Medicines Of AIodern Times.
Mesars. Weeks & Potter have never doubted the
specific properties Of Cuticura Cuticura Rcsolyeut
and Cnticura Soap, for the speedy, permanent, and
economical cure OF Hunlors Of the Blood, Skin, and
Scalp They are. however, astonshed at their
universal SUCCESS for it WIS to be expected that in
the hands Of some they would fail solelyrom spas
modic or ignorant use Of them.
They are enabled to say, without fear Of contra
diction that remedies over achieved in the short
space of one year the number Of wonderful cures
performed by the Cuticura Remedies.
, 1879-06-15
"MURDER.'' ~

70 the Editor oJ The Trtbuns.
CHICAGO, June 14.-The terrible murder of
young Coyle at the State street bridge last
night ought to arouse the Indignation OF the
people OF this city. The Mayor and Common
Council are, or should be, crmually liable for
thedeath Of this young fireman, aud the States
Attorney should proceed at once to ina1ct each
and every one OF them for manslaughtcr. Sup
pose that any one OF the railroad lines running
into this city and crossing the river should neg
lect to display the proper signal showing the
bridge to be swung, and through its negligence
a pas6enger-trafn should be precpitatcd into
the river and many lives lost, would not this
community with one voice demand the imme-
data punishment OF the negligent company7
But here Is case q thousand times worse, and
ret many will say that the driver Of the hose
truck should have looked out to see that the
road was clear.
or course he should use reasonable care,
which be no doubt did, but the fault was not
With him, but with our City Fathers, that they
should SO neglect their duties as to make it DOS
sibie that such IN accident could occur. Every
bridge in the city should be provided with some
should always be closed before the bridge is
swung, and these gates should further be pro-
vidcd with colored signal lights for use at night.
Thousands Of lives are needlessly exposed
every day to this danger, una 1t is matter Of
Ereat wonder that more people arc not killed by
these damuable traps.
I cannot see that any blame can be charged
against the driver of the truck. He was ex-
pectcd to drive at breaknerk speed by our
City Fathers, and 1t was their. duty to see
that he had clear road, or to have warned him
Ut his danger, which they neglected to do, and
thereby caused bis dcatb. Are they any less re-
sponsib1c for this murder than heraiiroad COM
pany would be which neglected to provide some
, 1879-06-15

The unfayorab}e opinion Of Il correspondent
IN yesterdays paper as to the character for
ye9acity Of the Hon. ELI PERKINS must have
struck the readers of THE TRIBUNE with sur
,riss and dismay. The Hon. ELI PERKINS, it Ia
re,, known, is 1ineal descendant Of GEORGE
u.sv1NGToN, with modern improvements.
, 1879-06-15
I Have Not Had a Chill Since Using
VEGETINE.
FEVER AND AGUE.

SPR1NGF1E1p, Ill, July "a. 1873.
q. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir-For several years have been suffering
from Fever and Aeue, have used QuIninc aud other
poisonous medicine TO break up the chis until my
the advice OF friend who had used your Vcgetine,
tried it and it worked on my system like charm,
l have not had chill since commenced using the
Vegetinc, and my strength anu health arc rapidly
Improving. I regret that I had not heard or the
Vesetine long ago. believe 1t would have saved
much suffering and expense. Very respectfully,
MRS. ANN GREEN
, 1879-06-15

~Msdemoisel]e DERNuARDT is not only IN act
RES, 4 sculptor, painter, an art~critic, and an
acropaut, but she is, alas! mother, her prom
tslng sou being now II years OF age.
, 1879-06-15

y
there s7as young reporter On Chicago newspa-
per who was in love with the beautiful and accom-
pushed daughter Of rich and prominent citizen
Thoae a1stocrattc station is sufficiently indicated
oy Inc fact that Annually his special commissioners
stuck 163, 600 hogs. he had some reason to be-
eye that the beautiful dsel rec1procated his pas
sion, IN spite Of the difference in their stations
and, accordingly dressing himself as goreeously as
The united resources OF the gentlemen Of the city
'depastment-who werc about OF his build-would
permit, be betook himself 10 the Office OF the
mighty hog destroyer, and asked without crcumlo-
luton for the M h. ID. g daughters hand and the
rest Of her. Tho naughty butcherer Of swine had
just been showing real live English Lords third
Cousins younger Ron through his pork consersa-
tori, and wae SO much amazed ut the reporters
presumption that he told him TO get out Of the Of
;aee Or he would have him tried down into lard in
the shaking OF pigs tail.
''5eware, rash Old man. II replied the youth,
"or will bus:thy crust and let out thy he.rt's
blood. Tny fair daughter loves me. TITS enough!"
!" ny fair daughter" aaid the blue blooded
owner Of the swine upon Thousand hilts,-or, to
spcsk more accurately, double deckel carr, ''has
shaken you; this m"rn1ng she told me that she
wouldn't touch you with u ten-foot marriage
license"
-'.'old man, It Is false; thou liest!-thou givest
me sab-cutaneous injection Of taffy exclaimed
1ae reporter; but the hcartless deapot him out
With unfeeling liveliness
a. the reporter went back he met the ,adored Of
his soul riding III the family carriage behind
eoachmau 81 years of age, and converstnc fontlly
NTH gilded butterfly who boards at the Palmer
House. She saw her lorer, who smiled q thrue-
volume smile at her an lifted bfs-or, to speak
more accurately, the base reposters-hata at her
WIN oawitchlng grace; but to his horror she re-
fused to acknowledge him,-caye him the Cumber-
land cut direct.
The hapless reporters blood boiled to ice within
ma veins and he had hardly strength enough to
atagger into beer saioon and sink into q chair,
nuttering honrseiy .'Esn 1ier!' .tEin bler,' he
tad to himself, with bitter sneer as, having OBJ
''afned comic section of Bo}orua. sausage and
sozae brown bread and mustard. he seated f1imself
atable furnished with rs Der cert OF an old
adats- -Zeitxng and & Stone match box two feet in
thmeter ronts;a,N. s'o.o a W. 1sI. ~
e1t+'-aye, wish coulo zee her appalled, corpsc
.11inR before me on her bier: yould that 1 con1d
.oo'rov revolver and blow off her heal Al r b1ow
Having thus given vent to hi. cmot;on tho nm.
aapp5 young man sat down the bolf-emn,ica e1o,a
Inc Boloene- sausage hannenc, IN h. hcvond unon
the table. and On looking nens,ve1v at T. thronon
'sse glass and beer he was startled to nhserxe--hnt
, 1879-06-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Record for the Second Week In June,
During the last week exactly 100 marriage
licenses were issued by the County Clerk. The
names with a star (*) appended represent per-
sons who have been divorced. Following Is tho
list:
, 1879-06-15

Judge DAVIS would embarrass the Democrats
very much il he should accept Greenback
nomination for the Presidency.
, 1879-06-15

One thing the Church Choir company has
demonstrated during the past week, that,
other things being equal, singers are apt to bo
of,od amateur actors. They know how to mau-
ace their voices in speaking parts, and this is
, 1879-06-15
Salt Rheunl
Covering the Body for Ten Years, Perna-
nently Cured.

uent1y Cured
Law OFFICE OF CuAs. UouGuToy,
II Conerezs-st-, Boston, Feb. %, 1878.
Mese1a. WEEKS + PorTEn: Gcntlemen-l feel it q
duty to afos yon and through yon al Wno ase
BILE and obstinate case OF Salt Rheum Eczema
which has been nnder my personal observation
about ten tl0) years-covering the greater portion
Of the PATENTS body and limbs with its peculiar
irritating aud itching scah, and to which all the
applied without benefit, has completely dlsap-
peared, lesving clean and healthy skin, under
few days OF orofuse application OF CurtcuRA.
can and do heartily advice all similarly afflicted
to try the remedy which has been so effectu2l in
this casa- Very truly yours,
CHAS. HOUGHTON.
, 1879-06-15
until something is done by the. Council to pro
tect the lives Of our citizens. Yours
F. II. WArR1ss.


To the Editor Of The TrtbunA
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE sad accident Of this
morning, resulting in the sudden death of
brave fireman, has enlisted the sympathy Of the
whole community. The disaster could have
been avoided BY the use of the ordinary railroad
signal. Let red lantern be placed on each side
Of the bridge, which will show to vessels,
"Bridge closed,n and when turned warn drivers
aud pedestrians 'Bridge open.'' This simple
precaution would prevent all but runaway or
drunken accidents. H..
, 1879-06-15
BIG BUSINESS.

The number OF garments made In tho steam
clothing manufactory Of Clement g. Sayer. 416 to
42+ Milwaukee avenue, during the month just
closed was II, 1873. Retail customers are permit
ted to bny direct 1t the factory.
, 1879-06-15

Enterp1isIng burglars having carried off
1,lw+pound safe On stolen wagon with stolen
horses, the next thing will be for somebody to
steal house. On second thought, the mort
rare companies have already dono that often.
, 1879-06-15

Estimating the population OF St. Louis at
1.5M001-which is very low for the times,--the
dea1h.r.te Of that city is as low as that OF PEN
sacola md Vicksburg in yelloW-fever season.
, 1879-06-15

nsnocratic buumert and delegates to Con
..r,;ons dlGlike impecunious candidates. 4 case
IN point is B1sHoP, Governor Of Ohio. The Iron
Ton R<yiszer says: ..,
1yhrn R. N, B1sHoP was nominated, two years
-.n ~ h. VIII supposed to be rich and capable Of
..Sss;,,nr out The disa ppointment OF the bum
s.ers when they found ont otherw1se. never faded
away.
And hence be WAS dropped for reelection.
, 1879-06-15
NEW JEWEIRY,

Having replenished with new styles OF 5ewelry
within the past few days, lower prices will BE-
made by Hamilton, Shourds l. Co. than any house
in trade.
, 1879-06-15
BUSINESS NOTICES

To cure conatipatlon, biltousnesa, md tbs
whole train OF ailments resulting from derange-
Bowel Regulator Unlike the usual purgatiyes, it
does not weaken or irritate. The action III mild
and pleasant. There III no other remedy in mRteria
nedica well calculated to restore the bowels to
healthy action. Depot LTD East Madison street.
, 1879-06-15

The distinguished pEima donn., Nine Roze,
uses browns Bronchial rroches, ~ and testiaes
80 they seem to act especially upon the orsnns Of
tue voice and produce clear enunciation. Colds,
hoarseness, or pore throat can scarcely exist when
this favorite remedy Is used. rs centa box
, 1879-06-15

CHARLEY KERN IS CERTAINLY ELECTED
by every Board ct Trade man az the prince OF lunch
seryers His new departure, with Col. Wilson at
tho head, next door, 108 LaSalle street, waa .
happy hit
, 1879-06-15

Hop Bttters gives good digestion, actdya liver.
good circulation, ana buoyant spirita.
, 1879-06-15
SUNDAY REVERIES,

The remark TINT 81 The vilest sinner NAV
return'' Was probably inspired BY contemplation
Of the members and methods OF some Of our po-
l1ical Returning Doarzls.
, 1879-06-15

Too many Dukes and too few ducats Was the
err 1t McV1cKxR's last week.
, 1879-06-15

@tA ~A1tA4|At 4ulIEDsCuQleLy VINO IL. Nc1l
morning the Haatstsnanat had clean scoop or
al the other papcrs-tbe discovery of frtct;n9 II
pork from The packer princes factory, o0S, 00o 00C
OF them in square inch, and an engraving OF the
ANIMALS magnifed, which looked like dipsomani-
acs nightmare
nus II Was that trchtn@ in pork was first discov-
e1eo. hat we're the. conaeQuences3 Nobody
would ouy any more pork from that packing
mouse; the old man was ruined; and when he tried
as last resort to marry hts bcaueous daughter oil
10 tee slldcd butterfly that boarded at the Palmer
Honsc he. discovered that she had been markIcd
TWO months before to the coachman.
Meanwhile. the reporter WAS elected an honorary
or corresponding member OF so many societies that
the initials after his name took him four minutes
10 Write. besides receiving gold and silver medals
that he sold for from SIS to S64 each. Not only
tnae' but the English Government engaged him for
lie. as Ttichinographer Royal to. the Queen, at
~. ooO year. 1n2smnch II he is keen specu-
latof, be ie rapidly becoming rich. II he has lot
Of pork to sell all he has to do is to report that all
the other pork Is diseased and Immediately every
body elses pork ia destroyed, and an order in
Council is published to say that it is prohibited to
import any American bacon: then. when the mar
ket goes kitin: up. he unloada. Then he sells
1oo' 600 tierces for future delivery, say ut I'D be-
low the current price, and as soon aa he has sold
all any one will buy he reports that trichiosis has
entirely disappeared. the p1ohibitogy edict IL re-
moved. foretgc pork comes In by millions OF tona
and he covers mis- shotts at about twoncnce a ,onDd
proft. So jauch for 4 Ronance ~ sc;arco
A sinrn1ar and tonch;n, ;co;do,+ 1,,x,n,
the otber dov at a ,n,11 c.,,;t..,;.... fe41N
tbe w.at sIaa ,rha ..a,n.a :. t.''.1". ae.nee VI
g;r1 xbo.a -. ,o,... 49, . - oeaau4o' young
whosc mn ri,va sa,ac+io,, 1-on, :, as 49, Ano
~ u,nn n, harmon,rn, 49,. a.. 49,. o.o"
mt ort Auong ,no .n;r,t. ,r,,,s1s . s.. 80 Doea
The r,ad,,m ~ ~. h...;t, @ '"''
1nir, pi..,x.,ha~ 80 ha.:~ - e o4s
..N. >, ,na .,as ,haa. .,,,.. ,.T-I,,, ~ ~ 11eaees
,vbo nndarst.na. ~ ,o~on: w.. esi"1ee
WIN ovch. ~ ~. --oco.,,as ~ 'n' Anu
.,s ,a,tx,,;o. ..., .:,:.t., ~ "e's"s
Nano1aon por,,,r+. 49,, os.>,t s.sa..
1ord nv-o, .rho,, 49,, ~ 49, 49, reneu; anu
49,. ,,ata oo,,, 49,. - -, 44'ts
49, hohi,d ~ h... "'tu one neno
.rso..,-,,h =. .,+s ~ 49, pons tae otner
a.,,.,,,., a,5 ,.as. ~.."..s F y. 9oaS' not tas
$500. 49,. .,s. aIt4aI'on At tnese
1ss.~-s, ~ .A .,..1 ., op1'4N naa4 "nen tne
.sH,-..a go 10 1os.uef' "nu tne nsat IL e1~
~ ~ 'nus1s.4n aas e'!scetateo: tne
44.,-n nr."..A ~ ,us 'ne alaoase1 spirit hana.
nu.sn .n'nee VIZ peculiar poo9pnofescence, IL
en . Hpps-- - 49, 1.o "@'e Aaiuta1'ons-
, 1879-06-15
SUITS AND GARMENTS.
PARDR[[)('ES
Suit Dept.

200 Lawn Suits, nicely TRIM
med, at 81, $3.50, So, and
$3.50.
500 LannSuits, elegantly trim
med in Torchon Lace, at
81, S., Sc. and SIS.
500 Linen listers at $1.25,
$50, $1.75, and So.
500 Shetland Shawls, large
size, new designs, at $1.50,
SITS, and 50.
, 1879-06-15
THE CUTICURA REMEDIES

are prepared by Weeks & Potter, Chemists and Drug
gists, Boston, and sold by all Druggists Price Of
Cuticura. small boxes 50 cents; large boxes. con.
tairing two ana onehaif timcs the quantity OF
small. 81. Resolvent, 81 per bottle. Cuticura
Soap, 25 cents per cake: by mail. 80 cents; 3
cakes, rs cents.
, 1879-06-15

DR.. D'UnseI. discovercr Of the cinchona cu1o for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room n Palmer
House,
, 1879-06-15

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will buy ticket over the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway to Lake Geneva and return. which in"
, 1879-06-15

VEGE7INE
Z a M GU RED .
NEURALGIA,


PT. WASHINGTON, Wis-. Nov. Is; 1873.
H. r. Stevens, ESQ.,. Boston:
Dear str-Haviog been great sufferer from Neu-
talRla In my head I was induced to try Tesctiue
tlrom seeing it advertised in German naper9' and
attes using not quite one bottIe nm cured. have
no hesitation in saying it is the pest medicine I
to others. Yours rHAS ERaE
Rnom MF Graf and can endorse the nbovc. I
eooo satls1aetlon- H. ANDIER, Druggist.
, 1879-06-15

to that end time and again. Commissioner
Waller said be had called u pom the Supe1intend-
ent OF Bridges on the subject, and instructed
him to see that lamps were put on the bridges
in the future, etc. He said be also intended to
request the Fire-Marshal to order his men to
slacken speed in approaching bridges, whether
open or not, as precautionary measure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-05
CODEISII As EOOD.

Few when they are enjoying the deli
cious Goldfish chowder, or the choice bit of
broiled salt cod i'm the morning, or the
picked up rasher in the evening, or the
boiled fresh cod with drawn butter at din
ncr, or, for that matter, Goldfish in any shape,
us it is legal tender at the table, let it he
formulated as it may, have any adequate
idea of the product of the cod fisheries
throughout the world. While Massachu-
sctts early in its history adopted and sus-
pended preserved Goldfish with fin and
tail in perfection over the door Of its State
House as the emblem of its chief source of
wealth and comfort, it had not monopoly
of the cOd-fshng interest of the world. Al
though the cod.ishng interest of New
England was huge, other countries had ex-
tensive fisheries OF the kind long before that
section was populated by the whites, Sweden,
Norway, Iceland, and the North of Scotland
had extensive fisheries along their coasts.
The Netherlands were engaged i'll Goldfish
ing us early as the fourteenth century, and
the English aud French repaired to the coast
of Iceland for the same purpose about the
same period. The cod is always caught by
line or by what is known rs the butow
method, whether on the coast or at sea. This
is line of sometimes 5000 fthoms, with
hooks fastened to it by snoods six feet long
and twelve feet apart, which is stretched
across the tide with anchors and buOys to
prevent ENHANCEMENT. This line is set in
the evening and taken up the following
morning, usually loaded with large fish to
the number of several hundred. 1t is said
that over 5000 European vessels, indepcn-
dent Of shore boats, are engaged in this
fishery, The most productive fishery in the
world is on the Banks Of Newfoundland,
where single fisherman has been known to
capture 600 fish in twelve hours.
The iecundity Of the Goldfish eXceIs all
Others. II is estimated that the roe of the
female contains from i0O00OO to 5000, 600
eggs, aud that he who eats it eats what il
allowed to arrive 0t maturity, would equal
some o00,OOO090 pounds of food, There
are $500 vessels, tonnage 125,0O0 tons, and
10000 to 1900 men employed in the cod
fishery Of the United States, The fishery
has been carried on for nearly five centu
ries without interruption, and yet there has
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-05
IOWA VS.. OKOLONA.

Iowa furnishes q fair imitation of the
known as the Sentinel, published in Ply
mouth County. 1t is as rabid against the
negro as the States is in favor of State
Rights aud Rebellion, and both are so hot
that wet your finger and touch them the
contact will produce hiss. Here is spe-
cimen of the ,Seatmers rawlings:
While the amiabc idiocy that prevailed In
Congress during the reconstruction days was at
its height the Niger was cnfrunchised.
He was invested with the ballot on the petty
theory that he was mau and brother, with
an infusion of sand in his makeup.
1t was given him on the schoolgirl notion
that affection for the party that gave him his
freedom would make him its perpetual instru-
mcnt
But the niger is less serviceable to the Re-
publican party as voter than he was as a
slave.
He needs too much coddling too much pro-
lection.
He can only vote the Republican ticket when
surrounded by a Gordon of Republican bayonets.
There is no grit in him.
There is more voting energy and party
strength in n dozen raw Irishmen than IN a
thousand well-ied niggers.
There is not an ounce Of Stalwartism in q
ton of niger.
The more niger the less strength.
As n slave, the picturesque misery of the
niger was an unfailing armory of party wea-
pons-as a freeman there is no romance in him
-cowardice is not romantic.
All over the South he is throwing his ballot
for rebels and traitors, when he votes at all.
! He is too cowardly to vote his convictions,
or too stupid to have convictions.
When the Stalwarts get into power in 1880,
he must either be dsfranchised or compelled
to vote right.
Tho free niger is fraud.
This maniac seems to forget that the
negro in the United States is now a citizen
possessed of all the rights that attain to the
white man--is entitled to have his right to
the freedom of political opinion and action
respected and that unless bull-dozed into
it he is no more likely to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket than BEELzEBUB is to take his
morning draught froma font of holy water
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-05
PERSONAL.

THOMAS D. suPLEE of san Francisco is at VIII
lards.
THE Misses Hopkins have left with friends for
the mountains of Pennsylvania.
d. +. HousToS OF Chester and william @. .Savillc,
Baltimore are booked at the Riggs House.
S. u. HORROR of Pomeroy Miss Nellie Henry,
and John Henry, Alabama, are guests at the Aring.
ton.
t. d. HARRIS. of St Louis; A. W. Hastings, Yer.
mont; L. W. May Vermont; Thomas J. Stevens,
Connecticut, and II. W. Green Philadelphia, regis
tered ut the Ebblt House yesterday.
j. /. JEwETT and daughter, Clay County, Mo-. s.
b. Toney Louisville KY; C. Il. Udell and wife, st..
Louis; John Hamekcr, jr., PHILADELPHIA; J. f..
Brady, North Carolina, aud $. 5. ShroCk Indiana,
registered at the -, James. yesterday
AMONG the guests at orkney Springs from this
city Paymastcr-GCneral Bridge, L. s. A.: Colonel
Haines e. ;. A.; Colonel j. II. Donovan, 4. :, a. ;
NJ. l.. Higgins Fred g. Higgins G. u. Garrett Lieu
tenant Ashton and wife, Lieutenant Thomas 1ur-
rcil, L. :. NJ; Mrs. Commodore Porter MIS- ". u.
Baldwin, NJ $. Copeland, and Captain Upsler. Mr..
H. NJ. Cake, managing the hotel, and Mr., l., Duke,
room clerk, are doing much to make the house
popular with the guests,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-05
Southern Love for Jefferson Davis.
Holly Springs Miss } Reporter1

IHUII! oPTIHBs VNISs'J hVPUTItT'I
The cordial greeting and warm reception extend
cd to Mr.. Jefferson Davis by the Press Association
at Pascagoula u few days ago was evidence strong
rs proof of Holy Writ of the high esteem In which
the grand old Chcftain Is yet held by his country.
men. He Is not In power now, and has no fat Of
flee to bestow upon those who do honor to him
Yet as he stood before that convention of editors
he was greeted with such shouts of applause and
any man before in Mississippi. Jefferson Davis
when the President of the Southern Confederacy,
was never honored with more alicctonate greet
ing than he received at PnscagOula upon the occa-
sion referred 10. The words that fell from his lips
in the short address he made .wcrc like the rCrbd
drdcluid of Cicero-thcy melted all hearts, they
burned In avery car of that vast audience The
people of the North may continue to taunt and jeer
him-their hatred will no doubt follow him to his
grave, but In the hearts Of the brave and true of
Mississippi he will be lovingly enshrincd. and the
sod that in the nature of things, Is soon to conceal
from view his crumbling mortal remains will be to
them and to their chidrens children as holy
ground"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-05
Never be an Applicant for once.

The question whether or no General Grant shall
be the next President is not of paramount import
ance. We believe the people of oregon are. by q
large majority, in favor of General Grant to-day;
but should the convention meet and find 1t advisa-
ble TO select another standard-bearer we are conf
him. There is no reason for disscnsion on this
point Grant will never be an applicant for office,
and IL the Office seeks him II must not be a the eN
pense of unity. If the people want him In the
White House they will put him there without any
solicitude on his part. If he is nominated II Will
be by the irresistible will of the people, and II is
well understood that he wants to make no scramble
TO receive the nomination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-05

THE Vicksburg Miss Herdh says: 1--WE want
our people to know that many Northern Democrats
deserted our Interests when the quarantine bill
was considered and that this valuable mcasu re
was secured TO the South through the efforts of
General Garfield, Mr. Blaine. and other Bepubli-
cans. We are grateful to the Northern Republicans
who thus aided us, as we are to the Northern
people who saved our people, the people Of Port
Gibson with the rest last season from untold suffer.
ing by their magnificent charity. We have not had
much cause to thank the Northern Democrats
lately, and IL the South is TO be made the catspaw
TO pull out their Presidential chesnuts, we have n
right to demand dbettertrcatmen than some of them
gave us in their votes on the quarantine billn