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The Osceola times., 1879-02-22


delay, even brfore they go to the
Senate 10 receive the inevitable ad
,iitions of that body. On Saturday
the House passed The Army APP
preparation bin, embracing tho
proposition 10 reorganize the army
but omiiiinr that TO transfer the In
Alan Bureau TO the War Depart
ment. It had a'ao a,tathed IN
amcndmcn, permitting railroads
which have telegraph lines for the
transaction of their own business
to open them for public nsc.
Senator Butler, Of s. c. who
lately introduced an amendment io
the Texas Pacific II. X. bill. is him
self friendly to the original bill
aud presented the amendment "by
request" 1t il an extremely grat
i,y,ng fact lkat this Texas PIciti'
road, which otlcrs 10 the South pro
badly its last chance 10 -ecnr' Gov.
ernmebt aid Tor Pacific connection
is gaining friends everywhere in
that scci'On.
The investigation of the Tribune
ripher IL over. All those Demo.
Gratis who wcrc supposed to have
sent cipher dispatches from South
Carolina and FIOridn have been ex
amined aud Mr.. T,ldcn, agains'
whom no charges, bat thousand
insinua,ions had been published,
has made II statement a. j submit
ted to u cross-cxaninntion. Mr.
+ ldens sistemcnt Was special,
clear and emphatic rs to his own
innocence If any connection with
any attempt to purchase electoral
votes IN any state. and 1t was in all
respects confirmed Ivy what lh.
other witnesses said.
Among the new balls firally pass
ed at this session am very glad to
note that which went throug ihc
Senate on Friday, which allows
women to appear us attorneys be
tore the u. $. Supreme Court. The
inst application for snch PERMISSION
was made by Mrs. Belva A. Lock
wood, Of this city, several years
since. The passage Of tho bill
through House sni Scnate has been
due in great measure to her unrc
cx"r'i"hs. Tncrc IL u
doubt that Mr.. Hayes will approve
tho bill.
The Commissioner Of Pensions
now estimates that s3i 900 900 will
he required to pay the amounts
lue on existing pension certificates.
under the late arrcnr Of pension
act, and he also believes there will
ne required an increased appropri
auon each year hereafter. From
prcscnt appearances, though Con
,rcss viii doubtless ,naxc an appro-
,r,alion before adjournment, il Is
rot likely any of this S34 o0o, ,c0o
v:ll be distributed tor many
months.
Apparently Mr. Hayes has even
less confidence in the Democratic
Senate of tho 18th Congress than
in the Rcpub!Ica; of the 45th. lie
+. having inrished him list Of all
the important officers whose terms
will cx ,,irr soon with view, M
loubt. Of filing their places before
the llh OF March.
NtMo.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
Washington Letter.

Warrington, ID. c., Feb. ", 1879.
Tho House has Disposed OF alI
the appropriation bills but thrss--
the sundry civil, the one known ~
the 1defciency" bill, and the isgis
lA,ivs, executive and judicinl. Over
these, however, !, is thought there
vill " usl-,sJls discussion aud
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

PY virtu. ofa drcrre cf the Probate onrt OF
Mississippi County, Arsnnras, nderri u VI.
July teiif thereof. II. is,S, m the snit mere.
In pending wherein " l'iiu Long. Adm'f; OF
The y state NJ J,'hu Long, was Plaintiff, ana =,
j Goad and wlit, Mary -. Quad and hic.
Long ", re- defendants, I, ~ Administrator OF
sail e. tate. will Offer for ~ e, ant sell ~ the
lf,or ol the ourt huusr Ia tue TOW oi osc.oia,
Al kalsas on the
2sTH. DAY OF FEBRUARY, INST,
10 the hiyh,., bidder on acr.dit OF three months;
the following described isnas hcionging 10 siid
Estair, tp-wit: Tae = >, 1.-THE /, = oi &C.
ton II. Township Is North. Rirg~ Ea~t, con
tanning 10 ares, aud lying Ia MISSISSIPPI touhi ',
Arkansas. ssid lnnd 10 bt t"ld wi'hin .awfll
hu,iis Of said ,isy aud .Jnseri to the wid"" :
dow or. ths pui chaser there" is required Ia S,Nr
note With good aud approved security. and
lien retained on SAID land To- srctre pa, mrilt ~
i,ur,hns. yann WILLIAM ID>u,
Adm'r. Est. Il John Long, d.c'u
Thus Fct'y sth., isI9.
". ". Thomson, ATTY. lPriutcf's lee $50
s S-jw
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

A Bill, No. IT'S, was introduced
by Mr.. WT. Owen Of Dalas, which
pi"vhlrs that no man shall vote II
sny election who has not paid nj.
poll tax the previous year. W.
believe we reflect the sci,limsn, =.
the people OF Mississippi County
BY II large n ajor',y, when we es
press the hope that II will becom
4 law,
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
Love and Politics.

Rom.ncc has il that a niece Of
Governor Vance registered u vow
before The last Congressional cleo
ton in Tennessee that unicss Rob
rrt l.. Taylor carricd the day
in nis distract shc would never be
his wife. Like The knights Of old Ia,
started out to do battle Tor bis lady
lair, hls only arms S5 bill and n
fiddle. His district was strongly
Republican; he was Democrat,
Young. with 40 experience AS poll
tician. llis opppnent sheered ut
him IA The "heardless boy that fd-
dies The story = ,es that his cause
WAS taken up with so much warmth
that h. was not under the necessity
of drawing on his slender pi o. He
talked and fiddled his way through
the district. the violin fguring rs
M incident OF the strife. In open
ing his campaign Taylor approach
eli the SPEAKERS table with violin
~ one hand, II carpet bag in the 9th
er, sayirg,hrtthe serious charge bad
been made against him that he was
u fiddler. Laying fiddle and car
petgag side by side, he asked the
audience to choose. They took the
mn.ic and "eierted him 10 Congress
and To matrimony" lie Is The
youngest Congressman elect IN ib.
Tennessee deiegatIon.-Loui-vill,
Courier journal
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Thirty-lOWrth Year.
THE MOST POruLhR SCIENTIFIC PAPER
IN lIiE WORLD.
Ouly s3eoa Year. including Postage Weekly
- Numb,rs rsayrr I,0,D BOOK pags

Iut ~C1N>TI.iC AMERICAN il srge iini-
IlG-, "rhly Newspaper Of s>iNir-n Page
itirIrI u. The most beautiful style. pIoius ~
it.ustr Iict with splendid rng.aNings, represent
u z the .''Ncsi Inventions aud the mo-i recent
Advances Ia The a rts and ScieBc.r; iBcMdiag
Nrv ant lutt re-tiug act, in grirulture. Iior
ticuiigtc, the l. me ll-alth Medical Prigres-
ca, ~cicbc-, Nalu. al II! tory, Geology As
tronoiut. h" most vaiuat'ir practical papefs
ly euhncn. writer's In all d,rilmrmvn', " ci.
rltcc via ne tJu,rG Ia the cteLiihc American.
f.ims. s3 - prr l"ar. 81 90 half YEAR which
inc Udes postsgc Di- ouIts to Agents singlc
cupit-, ten cer'. sold ny all Newsliea,rr,
Remit by postal order to MUM 4 CO Pub
li-hcr ~ Park Row. New rk.
.n,it. kV'N, H. connection with The Sci
i y i LIN l. - rutifc Amrii'an, M,s-Is
MUSSS 60. a,e - iCitur- Ot = M rcan aud For
eign alenIs, h We had 81 year, Np' rie.cc sud
nUw have the iars = csuibi-nmeIt IN III, world
iitcuis Hr' Oblalnud ~ the best tcrn. sp,-
cial nuiicr l. made Ia u e -civnt fC Amrricrn of
all InNeutipns tAtvnie'i through this geiiry,
" ia tie upInr au'i rtf'drirr ~ Tie faicitr,
iiy the immense circulation tEus given, pUb.il
attention Is direct OF the mciits the new pa
hnt. aud sales or Introduction oiie" easily
,Erctrd
irvcltion, eau c.t tain. free ~ charge uh.ih-
10 ti,. untcrsigurd Ne al.o rr,,d u ee uut Hand
Booh about the iatrnt Laws, caveats. trade
Marks their cost aud how prucnr,.t, with
hints fur procuring advances on Inventions.
Adur.ss for the Paper. or jncrrning P~trnis.
MUsNA.O ~ t'srk Rrw, New Tx
Branch once, Cor. 4 'th sv Washington,
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TnR Russian plague or blScl

TnR Russian plague or blsck
death, a. it called. is threatening
the whole OF Europe, with ever
opportunity 10 pay tins country :.
visit. The 81. Louis Times says
IL:
The plague Is getting uncomfori'
ably close l." western Europe. ]
II hcgius operations IN Germany
France and Engln"d. tho incili,ir'
for escape TO the United States ar,
abundant.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

OUR representative. Mr.. John O.
Blackwood, was up before "tha.
In,rs'ga,ion' committee, aud after
stating that he knew nothing ~
HIS own no~ledge, and volunteer
ing the information that "hearsa,
was no evidence" stepped dow,
and out.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
sale Of Real Estate.

Notice L. hereby given that bv virtue Of deed
Of trust rutrd 10 John - Hlat kwo0d. trustee
NJ the 9TH day Of April, ~ 1873, by J NJ
Sp-ck And wi. to secure to >hocuaker Joplin
a 20, OF Memphis. I tennessee, c. tain debt
ednt-ss therein mentioned aud whi:h said d ,cti
If tr, " i, duty rccnr'l.', in Record Book Vol g.
Pages Is aud 60 Ut The k-cnrder's ofi'ct NJ O-ce-
oia. ssissipli ouIiy. Al kunsas, !, the under
signed, having been iuly appointed trustee m
stead of thc sad J"hh q BiackwOod, who is ih-
cuputi itat.d iiorn serving in thr prrin,ses. nc.
,orIius 10 the terms of said deed ~ trust, will
on SATUkD w lHE l-,. DAY OF NJ iRtli
=. u. 1873 IN front "f the court house In the
town nf OscroH, within legal hour, pruceel 10
sel To I -highcs, bidder. FOR CA-i. Ia" follow
ing described Iral estate ,itunte Ia Missi,-iiI !
COUNTY, Nfknnsas. to-wit: The one uniiN idtd
q ~ hfth interest of the -aidJ. ~ ct IN ard
tO the wrsi Y Ut the south wrst = oi section is,
the west y Of n e north west of section II, the
north west y II seetlpn ~; the south west q, "i
the toutl west \ md the south west a OF The
north cast \ - section y, pnd tho suut1 'nsi \
%! the south east oi section T. ali ~ township
10 North Rs gr . Fast and III" west \ ''i the
south west . at srcti..n 3. il iuwnsh y L. N,rih
Range S East for the purp,se vf satisfying the
intirbtrdne = secured by sdii d,-d Of trust, to-
geth"r with the ro>ts uf .xecutir the same.
n, title u sdid lands IL believed 10 he good,
bui I will sell d convey ss trustee only
r.. II. MAlilEs. rus'ee
Osccola Ark, Jan %, 1919. l 2.-I
,Printer' = fee, Sii ,S.j
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iN,.Mrcn as the Fishhack Rcso
luiions have IN view the repudia
ton. or going back Oh our staI'
indebtedness. wn suggest that III,
Genera, assembly endorse them 30
tina, they may he know, in future
As Fishbatk's Crawfish Resolution.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22


THt wutsburg Chronicle Of tn
l4th. says:
cit rs now reported that Mitch
ell, on another attempt being mad
Ia arree, hlm, has killed another
man aud wounded two or three
Oilnrs" "
Such n man as Mitchell would b,
Of incalculable value ia u healthy
country in working up the grave
yard business ; but here IN this low
fiat sickiy country, We fear his scr
vices IN that line are not fully ap
prrcia',d, and he will be compclle'
to emigrate.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
A New Departure.

[ In the Criminal Court at Men
phis, On the 10th 'us,., the jury i,
case OF Charley Woods, color,f,
on trial tor the murder OF Mrs. Y.
l.. &. Foster returned verdic, II
murder N the ars, degree.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

We notice that after all the ser
atorial contests, the defeated me-
get all the compliments, while III,
sn"cers'ul ores get all the good
dinncrs and suppers, hence We are
nrd. = led Us 10 which Is most to b,
pitied.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
Spceia! NOliCc 90 Farmers.

Al terprisiig Farmers should send e
WEEK BELL A Co.. 81 Ncr,h iilh trcct,
Phiidrlpui Pa for cicnlar cun"rrnidg their
new Ag icutu' si Narrh"use, which they have
o,., net IN thai city They offer tp ship atythiug
IN the n, rlcultural tine, No mutur how small
the order. at whule ale cost. direct 10 your
homes ", of freight cha ges They also {
buniihl sum Of two fuii ars II Is The best h Ia,
ma, liiue ~ the market. will $ FL on" unLrru
f'lrhr'- nl corn per day any boy or gin on IN
's.,n ca, us, It II l. neatly aud sub'tartal,y
niIdu--in ,hc., II L. the M II durai'v maciit
ia us" Ey'ry farmer should have. ne SPECIAL
rates give to r, l!Ltlr iafm n who III act IL
agents. CG>n mas accompany ordri. - nd u.
money hN post oilic" money oSder r g--vr'I
! ter, or rrpcss tlIc,ils.r mated lrrr i''
every iap.rri t. rhr lifted >,ar. IN arllie.t o
to WEEk til so
~, NorGh iith .t-,t, Philadriphia, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
FULM0NA.

IL beyond comparison the hest rcmrdy for IN.
cure 81 Con UMi1I,N EVEN rs lTS Mu~r Al
YANCrp sTAGts), A-thmr. Bronrhiiis 'alarrh,
uud all dciSng,m, ni> of the NEK\ OTIS Sl>-
I IN. cir uiar c''htaIuing pHr,iculais # many
as n cessiu ly treated, iull aGVicc for lhr
Treatment of the di-,us'. all We mentioned. apd
crrtinrattso ,riutl cures, will Ice srnt tree by
mail to all applicant, Address - CAR q
MOSE~. >Oi" Proprietor. Is tUrtiandt street,
New YORK.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
WARNING ORDER.

IN suslIcE's COURT. MONROE TOWNSHIP
=. NJ MARKS rl'inua'
Geo. li.ri.cn. Defendant.
The dsn.udsnt, Geo Harrison, 10 warned To sp-
pear in Tho Court ~i,hia tkirt, days and answer
The conplaiat OF th. pl.h,in, - Marss.
v r. kuUSrkEK r.
This Jsp. 3.st. , lk;A
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
Legal Notices.
Redemption of Lands.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvtN that W. =.
Wright. heir AT iaw u Daniel Wrivlt, deceased,
hi. ttls isv redeemed the northeast corner NJ
Tive ns'i Of s-rIion I. township ., range 10 cas,,
- b'ch and va- suld for taxs- Juitt TO- 1913. fr
taxes uf is7i, aud ,h"n bought hy John. o.
Blarkwood aid Wiigh. having paid Tito the
County Irraauiy the sHm 8 ~, anount IN
ia.l Charged against such land
Oseeula, feo, IL, is'0 IL. 7. Hale,
Click
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

Tue editor OF the Little Rock
Gazette got valentine, and nov
swears that nothing but blood will
eppease his wrath.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

HELENA has received her first LOT
Of iron for the proposed Helena
aud Iron Mountain Railroad.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

THE city of Liverpool England.
has sixty thousand strikers out OF
employment.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

WEa," arder obligations TO Hon
l.. A. Pindaii Of Dcsha for valuable
official documents.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
kGoETS!w ESQ

r.STANIS.S and lIfL' = Gte m.st NJ
ylrtcly represented In our nrs G.:AND CoM.
GIx itf'iS iRJ>PH'1Us BOOK. by sampl'
Inia~s, hiUdingr, 'liustaiions, etc Popular
works uf e,try tipa, nni sure surces- for Cal.-
vz..r. Al dotually wlshing RMPLOlM rNi.
aii,vst fOr terms, >CAsnsLL Il Co, st. Louis,
Mo
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
p@ MONEY 4y

Tan be- save " you wish to- purchase n Piano ?
o. gan by buyi guircct ni inv, ana bcsidrs 80.
ur. sure oi gstthg the ,uLirc lieaity Piano at,D
OrItn, the sNrrtvrt tincd uni musi perfect ry.i
madc. Year, OF ma have cstabl shed them til
m.rc irmly ~ popular favor, aud the H. iyersul
verdict nov l., That tstrv are none h,.ti,r niHnu-
ia,iurrL ~ the wuriH. >tbt on rum i've To III
teen dag test iriaa AMI fuly warranted Tor fiA
arr ~ dr~t-clsss in ~ ~ respect. Money re-
tnnticd aid freight PAID bJlh Mays by me Il Hb-
satisfarlry Urauy 'sillu~tratrd A NEl;lI>tk
Catalogue Editiun,l free Address. la NIkL
= BtAIIl, " h-hinglOn. New JeIrry
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

Whatever name or deslg-
nation IS givc:: 10 cause ot Fever
and Agur, or other intermittent
dineasc. n is always malaria. Elm
mate that from the System, and n
sure cure - the immediate result.
The safest, surcsl, most etleciuni
and, at the same time, perfectly
harmless preparation tor prodnc-
ing this happy effect. is CLIFFORD $
FEBElPUoF. 1t represents, In their
utmost pur,y ard free from all
irritating properties. the remedial
principles of tie East India Gin.
ohona bark, as grown on the Neil
CHERRY hills. il is the most power
inl an,ld0,c to malaria known, and
yet ~ harmless Ms water.
J. G.. R,cHARD~oH, Prp'r.
For sale by all druggists. st Louis.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

NVV2fFI, no es.il, earned in these iii,.s
~ but t ,an he iuaGv ia three
XII \ muuinr ~ al! cue % ci'h'r -eN,
Iudly 90 o' Ne -ourfg. t.. b.
willing To wo.k sir''iilN al thc' MP Nu...
Ne furni-n. ! iu per N-,N - yt'ut CIV . .-|-
You he,d not br sNaS ftutn hume uN.I A. .t..
You cau -i'e Your Wurle tim To ,hs Nri.. %"
unly H,r spare n,Ii'H- We nave
wnn ,rr inUk rI u,rt ~ tl stst. go nt.
age al oi,te 'tu u,.kr money fa-t so bel.
irc~cn timr ~ uty cauus' ,'e mod
ard tapIdiy "a any % h,r 1Gstuc.
aufhin 'nuy hr hu-iuc-s :rim-at sy
a. t4-r t.t rr,, at J.tr'. ii at 49, rt . so
4, rtlauL tGns. f'-..y
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22
REATTY'S PAhLOR
W. ORGANS. - -

ELtGANT STYLES, with vaiunb'e lflIr
mrni-, New AIT tf,autl,ui 500 stops U.ti H..
tn usan,, ~ ganlrirahu Miisi sIuus = .,.t.t. t..
Ol sans auH rr'oiJm,i,n item ~ stiatI. .i.
Z ass Ia iouc, h,,rbui-id thd lutsUII.IF N ..r
thnl ' Tor SIX lcus. liatC hc"H uNst'"d ,l'
u en's r,hIum m conf IpriitIph Wi.t pl.rrra iut
simplicity, Durability. rromp,uc,s
and l.uuD Like Action
Prrc, SWrtl anu Evcniy BI.nbc,d tone. Or
eh"sliHi lfcci-, ana tus,autuncuus Atcrss when
~ bc tad 20 10, Nreis
send The u,W | lnstIHtrd ADVERTISED
Nhua ogu" r.uiti"nJ ,..Atdin ng testImuhiH .
from may pers''.- who are u-iug my instit
meals. some 90 VA IN on may khnw N,ltrtr-
DANlELf. BtAl,l. NrshiuptI New j, rst y.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-22

VJEE week / your asu town. oui'
IA iSH ec NoIk. hrsd, I, II you ".
wv Du-inv,s 90 whier persons oi e, o.
-rA oa,' ma' great Ia! all the III
they wUk, a.itc iur Particulars ~ II. Aaiiet.
\ a.. rH,l.ld, Main..
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ynOer 10 aopernsemenIs

ANrsFvrNTS-11M PGoe-6lh column
Roam AND ROoMs-11M PdSs AIN ard 9th coiuiDna
BUslSEAS CHANCEs-1Oh PGJe-3d column.
BUsENIss NOTICES Ga PdOe-lst column
COAI AND WOOD-lOth PGge-5tb column.
Cor ARTNERsHIP NOTICEs-lOh PGQe-4th column
CORPORATION NOuCEs-10h PAGE Atm column.
DIvIphNp NorICEs-lOm PGGe-2d and Sd Columns
DRY GUODS-11M PGge-5th column. - ,
kUROPUAN ADvEitTISEMENrs-1Oh PdJe-4th coirhii'
EXCURSIONS I'm PGQe-5th eOiuInh
I1NANCIAI-IlM PaGc-lst and I'd columns
FURNITURE-llh PGge-5tn column
GRATIS AND FENDERs-Sh Pd0e-6th column.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.-oh FG0e-O'h eONuiu'
HOTEIs- llh FdGe-5th column -
UoTsfs AND FARMS WANTED 11h FACE I'd column
ICT CRFAM-liM Pa0e- 5Jh column.
ISsTRUCrIoN-SM F00e-5th and 9th columns.
LAW sCHOOLS-SM FGOe-6th cOlumI.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-7th Pd0e-5 IN column
MlsCFlIANEoUs-lOM Fd0e-4tl cOluinn I'm rage
9th and 9th columns. 49,
MUsICAI ls-rRUMESTs-11h PGGs-6th column,
NV PUBIIcaTIONs-Sfh PGO,-3d. 4th and 9th columns
PROPOSAIS-Sth FO0e-6th coiumL.
REAL fsTArL FOK SAIL OUNTRT-l1h Fd0e-Ist auu
% cOuluus: AUCTION SALEs-l1h FdCe-1st column
10 FNCaANGE-11m Page-2d column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-11h PGCe-2d, Sd and An columns
SAILS BY AUCrIOS-I0a. IA ge-5t column.
sIfCItI NOIICEs-7L. PoGe- 9th ana 6th co uinhs-
SIR ATOMS MASTED-MALEs-lOth PddS Attn 30 unn
FEMALEs- 10Th Pd0e-3d and 4tn columns. ~
KA1LROA DSlOut |d0e Oth ana Olh co4r
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SUMNER BOARp-i1m Pd0e-1tb column.
yFACHTRs-SM FGGc-6th cOiuurD.
10 iA1-CiTI PROPERIY-11M ragged column; COCS
TRT-1lM P0Gc-2d column.
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attention. He declares that the idea OF I'M
migration to the West, so far from beng
newspaper fiction. as some would have the
country believe or merely temporary flight
among ignorant blacks. as Others have IL Is
deliberate purpose on the part Of many intel
ligent negroes throughout South Caro-
Ina. They are cheated and oppressed
by their employers, and are deprived
of the right of suffrage. and for re-
dress have only the courts to look to
which their oppressOrs administer. Utterly
disheartened by the treatment they receive,
and especially by their inability to command
the honest payment of decent wages, they
naturally look for an escape to some other sec
ton of the country, where men are treated as
men should be. Dr. Webster believes that
the exodus will benefit those who 20 rs well
as those who remain, the labor market beng
overstocked. That those who remain will be
better off is proved by the alarm the Southern
planters have already shown at the prospect
of losing their laborers; but the welfare OF
those who go is involved in several problems
of race and climate which are yet to be
solved.
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eagerly listened Of the imprisoned miners, or
their employers pouring out money like water
for their rescue, and of Thousands of their COM
rades working at the peril OF their llves untli
1000 feet of solid coal and shale was pierced,
and they were brought out alive. The myrl-
ads of men and women whose hearts throODed
with pure JOY because these unknown OToth-
ers of theirs were saved, and because other
unknown brothers had done noble deed are
the very men and women who are dominated by
passion or greed of money.
There il the sin there are the causes oil the
sim Now, where is the cure for it' a man.
as rule, makes q god of money or OF AMI
nal appetites, simply because they are the
best and biggest things which come into his
life. When the war lifted the souls OF men
like vhirlwind, young lads hung no longer
about DelmonicO's or the gambling hells,
stealing from their employers to keep them III
their extravaganza. Our girls forgot TO davdle
over fnery or impure fiirtatiOns. great
thought had made of them men and women.
Tie miners digging out their friends were not
Molly Magures-they were heroes. Here is q
hint for the clergymen and the fathers ana
mothers who are just now making the world
of thirty years hence. If you want to keep a
vulgar, gross thought out of a mans or boys
mind. don't fight it, but crowd it out WIN
higher ones. Find work, great occasion
for your disciples. In the Old Guard there
were no drunkards nor gamblers. Their work
was too breathless for liquor or cards. Let
every clergyman look about this needy city
and give his people a work high and GREATNESS
49, ri MT he
of 4 fine church here or the support OF mis-
sionary in Siam will not be that work. Let
every mother give to her child work for his
life. 1t is she, after all, who teaches nm
what to worship and respect for his whole
life: either the Right, or Money, or Character
or his own passions. 1t Is she WHO, DAY ny
day and hour by hour, can so fill his soul with
lofty thoughts and purposes that money or
appetite will be rated by him in his manhood
at It's real value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

ngners to the call are ont in card in which thew
ran about the Interpretation put upon the move
ment by the enemies Of the South rs an aImis
sion that the negro has been uniusly treated They
declare that they do not believe the emigration
movement mas been caused By any unjust treatment
of the laborers; tina. they do not believe the b. le,
are dealt with less justly or less literally b. the
planters OF the South than laborers any.
where else in the word, and that they have
no scheme in contemplation 10 ameliorate
their condition except to commend 20 them
industry and economy. They 20 on 10 say:
1--WE believe that instead Of making further CO.. ces-
sons in the direction in which planter. have been
steadily yielding. the reform should be ia the Other
direction, 50 that intelligence shall direct labor 10
the end that the combination of labor and capital
shall be remuneratiye to both; that those only who
ar8 able to sustain themselves shOnd be tenants:
that such of them as are without the of self
support should be- offered far wages for honest
labor and should not be established as independent
planters. with everything to buy on a credit"
The meaning of this is that the planters DO not
desire that the negroes should acquire homes teads
or even rent land, but prefer to keep them in the
condition of hired laborers dependent upon their
masters for daily food ana roof TO shelter them.
Ii seems that these gentlemen are still hugging
their odd dream of a system of serfdom which shall
give to the andholder all the advantages Of slavery
without its property risks and its humanitarian
duties. The blacks who are unfortunate as 70
be in the employ of one OF these planters would do
well to act on q certain passage of the Scripture
Ephram is joined 20 his idols let him alone"