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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
BY order OF the Mayor,
4 . y. DblA ~
Chief Of polio

IhcI OF FOUCt.
1t is only few days since that Senator
David Davis declared in the Senate that in
the South every right was now secure.
What does he think of the above order, in
its bearing on the right Of free public wor-
ship? The Constitution Of the United
States prohibits all laws prospecting az es-
taJlished religion or prohibiting he free er-
ercises thereof, or dbridgiGg The freedom Of
speech or Of he press, or The right Of he peo-
pie to peacea6ly assemble" Yet here we
have the mayor and police of New Orleans
ordering to break up colored congregations
at n certain hour, and arresting their pas
tors a. disturbers OF the peace. The old
spirit of slavery is not dead.-ReHRebec
Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

The farmers OF California are com
planning that the production of wheat.
wool. live stock. aud nearly everything else
in the line OF agriculture, Is now unproht-
able, because the price Of labor Is rs high
a. it was fifteen years ago. And yet, the
Chinese must 90,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

SoUrH PARIs.-The High Street Choir OF
Portland kindly gave concert, at the new
hall, in this village, Wednesday evening,
for the benefit of the Congregational
Church. The choir is composedas follows
Miss Nellie Webster, Soprano; Miss
Margaret l. Bryant, Alto; Mr.. Albert Hall,
Tenor; Mr.. Chas. Follansbee, Basso; Miss
May OBrion, Accompanist.
The programme consisted of eleven Sc
lections, as follows:
Bridal Chorus, Cowen; Misses Webster
and Bryant Messrs. Hal and Follansbee.
Song, who's at my window; Miss Mel
lie VI. Webster. Duet, Beware Balfe ;
Messrs. Hall and Follansbee. Song, Cleans
ing Fires, Gabriel; Mr. Charles NJ. Follans-
bee. Quartette, Swabian; Misses Webster
and Bryant, Messrs. Hall and Follansbee,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

NO. -
Please nStaraliEe The bearer,
NJ. n. GALE,
CAairraa. NasuraIfFafioa Com, Ta~5sSny Hail.
And this, presented To the clerk of court,
was an order on Tammany for the fees.
Then follows volume of testimony
relative 10 the illegal manner of issuing
naturalization papers. Again coming
directly to the influence of these frauds
upon the result. we have the following:
HOW MANY WEEK. NATURALIZED
In the supreme court there were filed in
the clerks Office as sworn 10 certificates a.
follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

FRYEBURG.-Thc fire on the plains east
Of the village on Thursday is the principal
topic of the day. Much damage was done
to growing timber, and several hundred
cords Of wood were burned. F. Shirley
undoubtedly is the largest loser, although
several other parties are damaged badly
The fire ragged with undated fury for
twelve hours, burning over distance of
three or four mile. in length and from one
quarter To mile wide-coming 10 the
opening close 10 the buildings in the village
in several places The Richardson mill
buildings were on fire several times. +. {.
Evans buildings would have gone In the
flames had not much work been done in
time by back fires. The rain Of Friday cN-
tinguishcd the fire, and leaves several hun
bred acres charrcd and black. Fire was
started near the railroad and Is supposed
20 have been hy sparks from the engines.
The pedestrian fever has got here. Fri
lay night Carey ~. Unknown made ten
milo, ia Court Hall in loo minutes. \ fair
audience was in attendance.
The corn factory building has assumed
it- proportions ami g., fast approaching
completion.
John Wentworth is % make extensive
repairs ON his buildings located con- Portland
Street near the tauncry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

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own ,,n.,,, ~ ,a,r
r,. cr,.,n,,i,g cI,.. .,,,.. , c,n,.r, M
cl,pr,,, nm rbpr.d,y even.
in, b, ,l,c c,uov,n, artists. C,rrin ton
and Fu.u. Of Boston. Mrs. Have, and
Miss Chandler NJ Portland and Mis-, Agoi,
prigg. ,r p,ri. Tho r,pr.rt MA. we'll
..ri,y,.I. Inv , ,,oJ ,pJi.nr.
Th, Graduatino exercise, ON Friday
evening ~ rb, sam. plac, WAS = most Der.
feet success. The mart, yyrr,. ALI original
,er. well rendered and ,y.r, received with
mr.b ,,,l,u... b, rl,. audience. Remark .
c.u,,..l l,,. p.,. S.it,,pl R,,o, anal Dr
pr,.p,r, amor ,,bicb c,m,. ,b,. prcs,p-,.
..... .t.,t..,,,. h,. Ga. S,,.r,.i.... ...r
school. g. + Whitman c., An inter
..,fp,, ,rl .ut.r,,iuip, mart of M. prn-
.,-,,,,,,. ,,.,. ,I.. ,,r.i. -,i,u, .,',- l,
lri.. Cr,,, ,l...o.p, ,f Norway AMI SOM.
tv Ms, Aogi. Brir.,, of Paris. and Mr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

But 5000 blank applications had been
obtained in this court nom time 70 time
An examination by the congressional com
mittee and the testimony OF the clerk OF
the court proved conclusiyely that there
were issued ZOOS certificates when no APP
plication was on die. Thus the number
uaturalized in this court was b, LIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
To all Stations.

Commanding officers are hereby instruct
ed to notify the preachers of the various
colored churches in your precinct that ser
vices whenever held must terminate at 10
O'Clock, D. IN. Under no circumstances must
they be- allowed 70 hold services after that
hour. Aflldayits must be made against
preachers violating this order for disturb
inc the peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
SUPREME COURT.

Tammanys headquarters for naturaliza-
ton were at No. l Center street, in lager
beer saloon They were provided with 4
red ticket, forty thousand in number, read
ing thus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

Song, Selected; Miss Margaret I. Bryant
Duet, When Life is Brightest, Pnsuti
Misses Webster and Bryant. Song. The
Wanderer, Fesca; Mr.. Albert b. Hall
Duet, "Nay, bid me not resign, love, d" Mo.
zart; Miss Bryant and Mr.. Follan,bee
Song, "The beating Of my own heart" Me.
Farren; Miss Nellie NJ. Webster. Quartet
Good night" from Martha, Flotow
Misses Webster and Bryant, Messrs. Hall
and FOllansbee BY special request, Miss
O'Brion rendered 4 piano solo, and was Re.
ceiyed with marks of appreciation by the
audience.
There was a good attendance, consider.
ing the terribly oppressive atmosphere, and
no inconslderable sum must have been add.
ed 10 the church funds, rs Il result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
sLIGHTLY rNCoNsTITuTIoNAL

The crack Of the slave drivers whip APP
pears in the following order issued by
direction of the Mayor of New Orleans to
the colored churches in that city.
To the Preacher of--Church on -
street
Your attention is called 10 The foHotring
order.
Office CHIEF OF POLICE
April 30, 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
SUPERIOR COURT

one OF the clerks, Westlake, swore 10
the number naturalized each day; there
being in twenty DAYS in October the enor-
nous number OF 20, 226, or daily average
OF 1871. Neeks, Il deputy clerk, testified
that WeStlake had given the above from
actual count; and Gillespie, assistant nat
urslilation clerk, certified under oath 10
the correctness OF the statement.
From these two courts in the month OF
October. lS6S, there were undoubtedly Is
sued az least IS, 600 certificates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

Now, do these facts and figures con-
clusively prove that there were no falr
, 1879-07-19

THE QUESTION.
Why do | turn to tho EaAtWard,
When KlDry !t1lB tho WG4t,
WHORE gums Of heayanty sp1ondot
uleaul III ench cloudl0rs crest1
Why Do I turn 10 tho EaptHasa,
Away FROM radiant !ignts.
Wlleru fran the sui,set-c'ttes
hide forth thu stlhsgt-k1litht3f
Why do turn 10 tho Eastward,
Wlcn. rising Ioti md high,
The pneplanK mountains of Gloudtnud
LDon, In thu Weslusn sky!,
Why do I turn, Ia tho Eastward,
Whcn. In tlla Eu1aun alrcGt
OF so.nH alFy, fairy city,
Thu n0il4Fc4s of sunset mee&4
THE ANSWER. :,
Ah! while turn to tho Eastward
FFtlM tho radiant light,
Thure steals falrer lan,lacupo
Acrus9 my wlstfnl sight.
! 800 a fat-away viflags,
hl0wn wh0sa rustic stscut,
Mid tho usuning'a h'ntng shadows,
sho passcs, lure and awcUt.
Anlover tho tacalow's pathway,
That wiuin M o'ct the hill,
Where ahu md Etlayo tottera0,
Mcu.ory IluSc1 st1lI.
hut scene Of lnno,lllt wators,'
y atfutch Of sI,arklinR sen,
II tho lloaIent VI ull tF1aauIo3
Thu.:AlaMosy holds tuf ule.
For bear, amid tho muafo
Ut gcnt!u' rlppllag wayuA.
Thu sun.A Ut i!.Ml aWeet1f nsusiu
That my sad heart 70 crases.
And 20 turn 10 tho EASTWARD
With eager, wlatful ayes,
Ftllnd with thoughts Of my dCas one
un1cE thu Eastern BktuH,
, 1879-07-19
h1oltle Ilailketi Above tstsu,arck.


During the eight ycNra which have elapsed
since tho German Empire was founded ut Yer-
sa:lo.. the wEiters at tic fathcrlantl have bocu
busy discussing t!e sncrits Ut 1llc leading pur-
sunagus. !u tlv drama Of tle Franco. rr,isstau
war. ly general coasunt, rrinco Bismarck ulkl
Count Mnltke wcrc admitted to ba tr two forc.
must leatcr.; but opinion differed much ID to
which IL realty thu greater. Fur sonlo tiGuu tic
inW,an: figure Ut l3htnarck entirely filed tho
foreground; but uloro recently fl,cru aro many
sigsm showing u,at hr IL hot uu'lkuIv to bs sup
plantea ina'ly w IL" lsas ohstru4!ys personalt.
tue year4 ls7o aga ls7l become kuoxn, frotu
both ot!ictal documents asI4 private n,cMoirs,-
soma Ut al,e lat,sr aru yet litllv kunwu Ia tnls
country, shllo of NJ .aean historical ttnpoE-
Mo'tke was In reality thu lcadlng spirit
ol ths tIn.e. ils commanded moi
lneI; Ae drew beiorehui tho plans u
tlle Gesman losts grasped tl.u Capital Ut
FEancu. ~ ha delneated likewise the hard out.
lines Of tile trcatr folawinE TIC conquest. ALI
this VIVA l,',t known b:fore, but 10 nov gradually
1ecomisg &nown. holske. throughout .i.e
Fr4nco- Iruss!atI war, reuA!ncA very tn.lch In
tsle saulc &tlttulo tiu still u,sutncs Ii, lhv Gef
, 1879-07-19

10 [h6 isNt0F " lHt lrsbAnfs
CHICAGO, July IL. - Your rorrcapan1ont,
"E!Rhth Ward Republican," In yesterday Is
issue, answering Il. II. In SUNDAYS ,apcr,
''Don't Wnnt any llusscs.n .1.cs "strlkc stlu
hail TIT the ra1," hut cufcets 10 drive l. hong.
only gives 1t u alislt lap. ~ To spea,;.
l, tuo, utn ons of tic u!d Republican residents
nf that troublesome ward, n i1utorsu all tt,at
your CORRESPONDENT t,as said, atnt more; but lie
should llnya mentioned tho fnct Tint tllrru nrc
two Eighth Wnls' Republican Clubs. Quo In !l,e
wuHt eutl Ut the warsl, with Dr. O. Il. I,arnea as
1'rcstlsentt anu .iullll l.. Slaunig. tiintlplcu,
l'arxer. Lunt. Hyde. md o'lrr earnest wurktrs
for pnrtt1c1lHn iu wMttl politics, Ms uoycr nsked
,'or want o!'lcc: AMI .e otIer Club IN the clst
element. Of soo!turl, Matnm,cf. L,,sect,, md tie
full eight ll.cn', that your correspondent
p!ualks Ut; and tlscsu men elaitn to
constitute tho Eighth Warl Republican,
scarcely. 9nn Of them would bu II Rehub|iean II
lo coiltl nut bo q "lmu-scekcr," committee.
num- or political nitckssrr, ar shnrur IN iu ca,1t
paIgn iunds. And It ls 4 wel-noscd fuct, wliIrh
avery respectable Republican Ut tho wartl Gun
verify, tt,att almost without exemption, these
!ten WHO boss tho ward ara tWu-iaeed tncu, ailt
tnnko sweet spscchcs of Endorsement OF Re-
puoltran candidates. and ut the sntnc t!no
Ask our Commissioner how much lu did for
Barrett IN Inst springs election. liz yorlscI for
O'Bricn. f1ne Republicans tilesu losses :"
nrc.
Au1 aEr. Editor, you can help Us break UP
this ring. The Ouly wav will be to act with the
bcttrr clement Of the wHru nlltl ait down Un oil
candidates from tho ward Tor tic next ycur or
two.
w bavo hnd moro than our SHARE, md don't
tlint; cut prcsgnt 1atllcs ll,ut Will ornament
tlic ticket tint Noul huyu my slluw fur SUCCESS.
l lcarn tllnt .tl.c slate IL now inalc up ar,ong
tl.c "uusscs'' to send our Cumlulasiu,er IL
Congress US Davis successor, which Gu1 fnr-
BID. und SteplIuns azuu CIark next tear, mil
our heavy tuxpuytr nslA manufacturer, Lusscu,,
ior County Cont'lIsslancr shts foil, a,ll, ~ fact,
ite svliosu eight arc to ruo, 0r bust, ur dcsrrt.
Would to t'od tiiey w1uld desert, fur We ottril
llnl good bottom III thu shEp after TIC rats havo
gune.
In word, lot III choose good men to 11catt
Our Ticket t'lis full from so,lle other md bcttpr
watl1s mora entitled to lead ,ls to Hueccss nild
victory, md shcIve tlleae ''bos3cs" who Gntl
tlat after election thu t'bosses" haYe tie leId
md the Democrats tic c.luu.
ANOTHER Eldllrm WAAp ltEpuuLIoAN.
, 1879-07-19
,.Unhcr-s saro tnrlos OF State.

.4fIs lorI Ifhks.
The uOTGFnmGHt Ut EnVutu Ii Dtntktcgllf
nur! tu tl.e lsas Of lcxueuttyr olllrurs wIln atu
Heard !ltt!u ot,-lit permanent unuer-Secft'
tarlcs of State. These gentlemen, who rerelss
sa'ary ot trou, Rl ,eM 70 -, 6N Ycar, ure. tx
to ,, ',ost l,art yefYeple me, profoundly vssa sS
l.ufu ua.l1nuDd, IL was the uufto,n to assrEt.
was tll Its oMu pcrsus! tle Forogn Ollie, aud .
WIS commonly avcTTet ten yours agu. haent sir
Th"'nas l.arro,n, whose death WA reccutIy aa.
nouncta!, lilas IrclaIl Was governed by lini alll
tho polite. III valuable wCso his survccs hold
to be TINT hu recuyeu Inroustcy. aud MA
sworn l'riyY Councillor, when ho rotirsl onA
wcl+earuru rclialuh IRON wtat N1s d0ubIos ~
exceedingly arluoua A,d 1nxsuus post Tho lds
ot lhA Ulslrs-Scefrinsy for irutInd falls, huH-
ever, In pleasant plHeet, NJ fur u locality goet,
inasnuch ~ 10 resides In = spacious malls'oa
tn thu Plnpntx lark. which, With garlcus
t." tl.s vlycresal toAgo. a! to The residence Of
ta1 Cl'lei sucrstary. The V'cssov L. thu dis
t,etser of Irish patronage, aud very large
patronage It y, bnt as ~ ull Important postS la
only In ireland about lyo months IL the yest.
tlo haA an ulllca-'' tho Irish UIllcn''-at West4
minister u we'll as at nub!in Castle, lln
aalary u &4,5M Tl.s 2'st ts conslaerod ono q
as nost 1ruoas uotsEu'ent peslttons sn4 y
!neht, FROM WlAum anltvll Ia expected. Tile
Unler Secretary Is never awuy wl,un tha Vlessoy
u aossnt. An imtorlant iunrtlonary lu uls
xls4 Exeeut!ys Is Known as tl's Law Adviser ot o.
ordIary Lines be pretty safuly lelt to )" run "
sla lnacinc. !Illv 1uayisterial ind polite sYsteta
ot Ireland involves about ayu tiine4 tic expente
Incurred ~ scotlaui fof hc satne end, but .als
number af thu rouataDulary 4as now beep ~
duerd: stit~g!lary Magistrates, At salaflIt
ftutn g. 5tN III &3u10 ara stationed IT polnts &il
o!or il!e cuantry. This was done In l0l,scqnensss
u Tho flcuparlty A.d tlereu paEtsaushp ealiestea
y tho "Gusat unpatl country gentlemen
MnEtHtru&eH.
, 1879-07-19

ifva's." Tl1ere was On "Wednesday evening laat
a fn'nlncr-n!4,'t'4 fcstival III u gar
t!rn '"ar 'afnrs'!n l'ari, INTENDED lv
t:H' tFth&it TT tsTn,nn Errftty
and hv h,nnr uf ns,r ,,nst Y,rnnnrat citizens u
ll,sn:lx'',, tS:r,ftni. wIllTt ti,e,ll'rr ut .E
u tf!ieHsti's hht..,k,ul le,1 saln'tH tt,a,nstr.i
hal.6nN "ft|aa w",lnt hu would INT tluru walk
ranrrhunsillc, lint lady a,nl usc.,rt should have
btun flt,n1Y sllOwn tle tltNr. Unfortunately
'1one ut thu iilann1ers saw tlie etnsuoils couple,
niri ~ they continued tD 10 n,iisaieo fnr nl
cnluyahlc, tllnt cyers budy sl1lI arrive t., krep
hnA ert,letls awar from them. Al,l, nt,..yu I'LL.
SHOULD ultr American uu,tlcmen rt,lsItlrr TINT
they lmva no rixIlt tn brtnl. tufnncs iiltu tin
socill entertainments Of ticrtnans they would
not bring int0 thu prtsencu II THEIR Wives utlu
daughters. An AMERICAN,
Who likes German entertainments.
, 1879-07-19
Elevated Railroads

~ "C k1ANOF ~ 4Hp AFl1HIH4
CHICAGO, July lb.-Ypur reportur mentions
my lucsencc ar tho Wells street property.
owners meeting Ia very complimentary terms,
but Us hc could not csrtau!y tell huw felt On
tho oceuslon. l ask Tho privilege Of your
columns to pxplaIu. did nut 70 there 10 dis.
turb tho u,ectlug, but wIsllel to know who
was lnstigatlng thu opposition, how much they
kucw abuut elcyatcl soads, md to what extcnt
TIT opposition 0xteudvd. Tho only invitation
to adaress thu meeting was given to thoso who
were opnosc1 to elevated ro41s, alil, al tlnt did
not Include tic, opened not NV mouth," na
Yous raportur says. II Mr.. Becker had uskcd
Tor Information Oh tlse subjuct, or bud luyIted
anyonu In favor OF oluyatcd ruatIs to fpeAk,
would haTu eheorfuly undertaken TO llayu in
liElatenel the uleet,g:. 50 fAF ~ ! WAS ablc. II
Kroegor, or Ills C0lnmiltco, Wilt Gull another
meeting, an4 iuvlto ms to do ~, will uadcr-
tako tp prove to them;
!. That lt.ey DO not know tho inv Of, this aub-
1ect, nst u,at they would 10 well 10 rcau Clup-
ter - rs we'll as Chapter VI ol t!lu REVISED
Statutes.
An elevated way Is neither horse or dummy
ral!roat, niu does not ucel to construct its rua1
strcst, saIr are they coucerncd Vi connected
Will tlt improvement Or repair ot a street iu
al1} sucll 1i'auIer ~ q surflc1 road on either
horse ~ Or dummy y.ra'traad plau.
elevated roads In New York arr, Mvr wiat lt,,. M
p5uvelneat, II uuy, u sought to hs Introduced lu
ClicaGo,
The pictures drawn Of rushing sraE.ls, scrccsu-
ina "laatlss, rl'Els bells clouds Ut smoke, u,,ti
lover stories wcru 70 pitsaGly foolish u aot ot to
be aFen lauGhablc. W. prupose no ftu peditueilt
to light Or ar, no belts, III whistles, uo ttrc, no
suoKu, no asl,ss, An1 III tnoEu Aolsu than my
heavily loaue4 wagon.
=. laat elevated railways ara needed In CLica-
go, and that, II properly constructed aud pr,ip-
cetly operated. nothing tllas cuuld be dons 10
North Wells would bcneat 1t huff % much ~
t1.is elesnted railway, It would build I'll every
lot within olio.hnlf uste VI 1t. That it wouI,i
draw IL Wrlls street nil tho people for oru.ilu1t
n.t'e un bosh sides OF it that would desire
to 70 honth tu lhe centre Of thlyago; uucuusu
illr Inw fare. quick passage, alld fruedutn froin
usstru;tion would draw ttscn, UesiIcs, Il would
Eartl A!VHE .l:e street thou ,AulS Vi uxu,lIe wIl
, 1879-07-19

might olIrrwiso never tcc tho Rtrret. No n,lln.
''rr Mf sIlrfara rmuls rnn cycr furnlah Tho RaIuo
'ua''tS oi transportation. 4
t. Ts'at '!ir u.,,n'te II tfia tHrns,lrn tln rnt
niH'rt';k ''nt II" witit'G, Of aa,r Company. No
Id mt ssk sps Ho!la ssrrrt n,!y. s,tli tur thai
"r ANY q trr run:c shlt wuililt l..st p,iircry.,
tiln inlrreslso Ut 1Ilc ncnpic. II Wrls street Ia
INT tue tEst ruMte ahnw III brtlrr mt. II the
prolPrts.t'yhrA ennld nl,tc Hrr Dtr r0ntt In
operation, belLeyn l,as, ins,rnll uf Uprt,sE H.,
iaHv M'ntA alk for 1t, NJ 1w,lrrs Ut prlicsty III
lsto'klyn, y. r.. nrc INV tl,}I,,g.
And further, would et,t!cuvor 10 nilAwer n,,y
4,l!'r ;ml!'r questions III" uwncrs Ut property Oh
Wells slrcet Or tt.yit frlcn.ls might ,sk iuv.
uANlKl, Il, fFu1tNE.
, 1879-07-19

CHICAGO. Jniy 1s.-1 wunt to eay ntlcn 10 tic
communication Of f. #, regard to tl'c bridge.
port stinks In yesterdays edition. Wl,ut no.
n'cnc'aturc i.lucel " Garden Cityl" What d
" sumnerrcsort But. when lie says, "ArIso
In your nsght, oao'ansl oil, anl all together,
a,ll sloD this dAmntrg nuisance" lc talks
business, al'1 want to Say tllat Will DC one Of
n cn'nnfttec-nob, II you p1caso-of zoo or
b,0o0 citizens of the South slt,e tn 10 anil razc
!!lcsc acrurscl sttuk-Furturtrs to The ground,
trcasuut ulake tho most uf tn Laws a1.tl ort,-
na',ccs uru of no Ryall whatcyur ia this risv
where. II noncygctting Is thu object, any bust.
ncs. under tile sun cnl be cartlel on with it'll
pMnity. In the 1aInn OF civilization AMI dpeeu.
u, lei tie t4uiNt H4otr hkiHy. USDNDAuA.
, 1879-07-19

n tte Editor ~ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-Our American cltizcns arc
1roue to select pot natncs for tho larger towus
Of their habitatt1n, namea often fur from de-
svFipttve Of thu locality referred to. especially
when timo hns of1accd tho original application
from mems minds.
CINCINNATI was once termed, properly perhaps,
thu Queen City of tho West, hut thu West Ut to-
day harsliy realizes tlut ulprc III Cincinnati.
New York was known "a the Metropolis OF
America, NJ home ahl abroad, but by tho light
OF It's great fire tue world read tho uans Of
ChtcaEo rs the Creotcst American city. This
seemed true live years ago, when tho stuoko had
scarcely cleared uway, when tlnaucal storms
1tootlca Over the nattolE, n1ll When Immigration
hnt ccnsctl to quicken American lifu with new
bluol, strung muscles, aid tho cliuk OF lorclgn
spucte.
To-day tl,csu thinga have passed awav, lie
retnans, boun'c cous cropa with good priccs ars
given by a,encccnt rr0vldeneet unl1 the dos
pot-rhsdcn tI!ons Ut Europe aro ngatn sailhg
westward, Westward still" lisc HIawatlIa,
aud tra!ns nru hacking into tlie Ecnports ready tu
wheel theln out Into Inc l1uw Wrst.
The new Wtst itself Ia holHg crossed and re.
crossed with Iron lines nt trai: u,41 rhaps,cls Ut
Sotlit',ut''tatio ni'd a'l lloao Lest conceived Vt
have tl'4 marie ilatto Chicago written sotho.
w!leIo IN tl!eir chartors or stimulating tho
minds 0t their projectors.
As on1 nwakens to tic coming Of tho busy
day IN the grcat city, nn1 llcars thu rslng hun,
VI industry aud elnttGr VI yehtc!|, 20 tho states
nIan Of to-'lAy hears In his carllaat nwakr,tug
tile EEeat nuse III thu multitude popuatl,lE tho
West, thu Southwest, nllA the Northwest
which a1 lIna ts clo turno1 to tint city iestIuc
~ tho crownfnE glory of cur sucond century,
Ghleaso. Nebraska, kaHas. Colorado, New
Mcx!ro. Arlxonn. 4luho Aionsuna, Dakoia. una
Mlnncsota asr daily chuug!l!" their hundreds
Into Thousands, soon In turn tn proluco ihctr
MilllotIs, nl we oeIcve tho clltd .,s born WHO
Will sue Il hundred nlllion pf people hrentl,tns
t!to free ar Vi t.le Grcat West, mil looking IL
Chicago US thetr t}ueeu City oi thu arpuhltr.
JAcKHONvlLLH.
, 1879-07-19

man llelt'stag. wlrrh llu st, witt, asns folded,
,'mGnsal's u sh' Ear,r place, sprulstng rarrly,
n.nm.,ns .'. "tlr't tn srram, Int HttI nlum't't.,
,lss'tt Il w"ral VI the ,Ie.lr. IL In. III rutrnl
!eata ''ee',''lo Tho susf1iml IN Germany, luplel
.ah e,'ills p3tns". u4!yu ktnWcs 10 HellIst,snt
Gn. if'titt lIisHtartk Is "llcr ellrlrhc Mulscr,'
tll: llOnrHt nrnlsrr, wi,llu Coni Ntiii,o Ia tnII
.'dcr Wugcnlnnkcr,'' the drisur, Or tic ula,t ut
liio i'etIt. It TILT Indicates more nenfty than
et'nE ean tlfc p'stIon assigned 10 i,iu nrcut
, 1879-07-19
4 DAY-LllY,

Ali fair, white face. sec thco In dream
At eye1ttde; yau shine ont 1lku u Asar
AMft ihu shadows, yagle. and uitn. and far,
Tllu saddunr1 fuce sa+ In thu hllr,IIalud nlrnW
Y! ann.touchru hair; !hu teatrr, wisttal n,outt,
~ Ittt ~ iassloh'l!uw n bnrA III thu Suutt;
Th1 great, dusk cyrs, brln. fnl Of BunlIro Ilght,
Ltke tts ua! glory uf All Autumn Eky-
~ tars aud bluodInk a. the tt,uuRht Ut Night
10 Eolun ]t'at soul. when life IL drifting by,
sco tl1eu III \ trance Of drean,fu! hif.scn;
wa \ tH1H the nastA thAt RhRtla thu land;
strive 10 rlasu thee with ilnpusstuHpd kiyscs-
Aud lo' broken lily tu my Aanat
FANNY DluscoL1-
, 1879-07-19

"ls lt,-1yoli, Nnw, ttenlly, II lt:''

1n tHS E4htF " Aux 1Ft3liHs
CHldAdo, Jnty lB.-Is the dawn ot brighter
day apptoauhlngl We hav0 Il. y. Dun .S Goa
circular IL thu effect tilat thu nillber of bunk
rupts has decreased, lhu amount OF liabilities
90 per cent less thun fur tho same time lust
war. But we read that tho grAi1,.tax imposed
In Germany under tho BtssnarcHian {ioyernmout
VIII compel thousands to engrate to America
that would otherwise not contemu'ato my
such movement. w read llut, tu conseuurueo
Of tho di1trcsa 10 England, particularly III Lut,
cashtre, many operatives nrc cmlgratix to
America. la thts not something llks juuipinv
from thu frynspan into, tho nral Another ~.
port states thst = number Of newly y-geucratcd'
a!urluous from soma part Of Europe, Hum
Fury, bel!pyu arc on their Wuy to "tllo PROM
lscd latit." Whether this last Information bus
any connection NTH the dawn OF brighter div
Is, Ike Gc1tlle weakness for Mormon brihus,
alHcestatu. but will these new yttalziug tnil,,.
s.lees brin. distress or delight u tho snillus of
tue idso thousands now "striklngn or "a,,out
70 strike" ~ Amerlra2 Wa n.uy truly lopu
thut capitalists will soon l,ayc Increased gont.
deuce, failures Will be lcss frequent, and ttllt
tlla bonndless pts!rcs VI tho West will sooh
yield haEvest to lhe acttve producers, bG they
tMmtg.antA tratn tue Eastern states, or tar
tutel,td Descendants Of tlu scrfs OF Oes!nany. or
moro hasdwoEkea operatives OF Lancashire.
WILLIAM MORTON.