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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22
per 'fHNs hlr''unN'
GovKRSsKsr-Steady.
n. 4. Coupons (Iksll ll..........................

q. T. Coupons ussl
New slu<t
New foufsnd one .......lnSf
New fOur -ltl
currency ssssssstss
RAILROAD BosDs-followed the counse
OF the stock market, declining In the
morning and recovering later in the day.
Erie consols, seconds, broke from 81 10
sol, and recovered 10 s2i. Ere consols,
iirsts, dropped To ll3i, and do. funded
Is 10 ~. Boston, Hartford and Erie
firsts declined from 81 10 4sl; Kansas
and Texas consols, asented, from ~ to
s7i; do. seconds from ~ 10 3s; Cbess-
peake and Ohio frsts, series u, from %
b. 5Si; do. currency ~, from 55 10 30i
Ohio and Mississippi seconds declined
To 100, c.. Cal. &. firsts 10 sS, do. SEC
onds 10 40; Great Western seconds, er-
coupon, to "a, ~. Louis and Ran Fran.
cisco 10 s7i; DO, class B, 20 81, and
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
frsts 10 30.
STATE EBoSDs-Louisiana oonsols broke
2 per cent. b. ~. Alabamss, class A,
sold al 30,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeLeGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money at 7 per eent-Goyernments Steady
Flour NOminalIy Unchanged
Wheat Unsettled and Gener-
ally Highef-HOgs Dull.
PRODUCE
Wheelina W holesals

are prices realized ON wholesale transactions IN.
less otherwise specified
The markets in provisions and gro
ceries this week have been fail TO mid
dling-the anticipation OF the "boom"
having CAUSED retailers to stock up some
little while ago. Consequently only
small orders TO sort stocks are taken.
The wool market has looked up, and a
large business was noted, the increased
activity owing to an advance OF trifie
in prices. Meats and wheat are tirmer
fruits and produce scarcer with a good
demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22
WOOL.

The DoaschS Zeitmq has issued
handsome book calendar and almanac
for 1850, copy OF which is on our table
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22
GOODS.
u New York

N,., y. !, November 2l.-Dry Goods
= - 49, ~ isymarket continues active
ferF- strong. Many makes
>eashed and colored cottons
ND ahead and agents refuse
a I soo1sl 10 tsrrive except at
OI .'nIrn oD ay OF delivery. Prints fairly
vMuu o2F 2Fery firm. Mems woolens
49, demand and steady. Flan-
and very firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22


WHEAr-A fair supply is coming in;
81 20tal - is the ruling price.
CoRs-The supply in market is good;
selling at 40tG45c.
RYE-Sales firm. but quite small. .
selling at Coz D bushel.
OATs-The market was firm with a
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good Ia prime SOtdS5c.
BARLEY Scarce. with a moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(GSl ~.
HAY-Demand active; supply equal
to it; OLD loose on wagons SIS OOdl6 %
per ton; baled at $l6 00tdls %. West.
ern Iowa SIS OOCG20 O0.
MILLFEED-lns small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS ~ per ton ship
stuff Sl2 90 per ton.
SEEDs-Timothy steady at - 5otd2 -
per bushel for Western; clover seed
s. 2Jd5 10 per bushel.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs. half casks, 800 lbs. (;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 80 lbs bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
We quote as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22

Since the foregoing was put in type,
the following letter from the Secretary
of War was received:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22

Provisions.
COFFEE Fair 10 good Rio at lita Ice
choice lSc, best Wheeling roasted lsc,
yellow Rio lSc, Java 2jC.
MoLhSsEs Syrup, common i0Cd i5c
prime, SOC; New Orleans 3jtd ijc; choice
new prime jOCa a5jc.
SUGAR Refined hard crushed &c;
pulvcriscd, ll!c; granulated, HE, stan.
dard 4, lie; on A, l0ic; Il, l0lc;
extra &, l0lc; best yellow, ole; common
yellow Sl@Sic; New Orleans, none in
market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22
Canned Goods

Tomatoes 81 - doz; peaches 81 25;
corn 81 80; peas II -; stringcd
beans 81 -; Lima beans 81 10; black
bcrriessl 10; Damson 81 80; pine apples
81 30; salmon, n cans, 81 IS; oysters,
N pans krL, nO
, 1879-03-19

tho nxlstcuco ot these a. q reason or wn,f,,4
Tor fhe creation hy Inv mil the suppor, l,s H.
Stntn Of n farmers tonrt Of Trade, rcprc.rn,' o
Ing The Interests Of stnElc rtass, Is the ntsmrS
Gst Of ACCOMMODATIONS. The instilntton IT,
ttseI Is trobnbly ns harmless as /. ia naInah,.s i.
useless. The objection, III ttscIf IA nrulnby ,'.:
less. The ublcrtton to u In TINT ii Is luvi,s
tive recognition a,Hl Endorsement uf The slaiina.
assumption, which Ia fnyorltu ono with ar"r,nts,
elnss Of dslnagOgnes thnt the ngrtcuItmsn;;
Interest stau.,a apart from, nml on a foo,ina,t
Of nntngonisin to, all other 1r,lustflal or ron,
t,icrriat tntercsts, while It. insults tr tartncs.
WIN cnns,ftuto thrrc.qunrtcra Of tle yntin,,
population of the state, with tho fugtbrr ,s
sumption TINT they are not Intelligent ennnrh
to tnto cnru OF ttlelr own Interests In Tho Jcvt."4
lattoh of tile Statu through the urt!iuary rnns,1
ttttonut methods, hut ncc,l to t,u takci, nuds,
thu special protection md Guardianship nj H.
e.nte, like The dcnf n1ul tlulnb nmj biinl ciI XII
tlfrtl. As matter Df fact, tho ynst prcpondrr.
ancu ot tho agricultural classcs In our pulitic,,
6oriety insurea tleIn MI influence In 1crjsiatfo.
prolsurtiunnto to- their numerical welvlIt, ,Tha
fnrnCra Of tis Stale aro llp STATE. n,ul tc c,oa
ntlon Of Il Board Of TrAdu outside tic Lerlss.
lnturu to look after t}eir intcrcsts Is itself ns
q new pronf Ut the absurd supcrllnolsncss Of ~
Institution whose very cxistenuc tcsttIcs to tln
exaggerated disposition III the Legislature IA
cultivate the favor Of tho fnrn.ers bY auy crcc,s
of clnss-}crlstatt0s In their behalf.
, 1879-03-19

"Dld YOU see llInt mat who Just went out1'
asked tiuury M!ddcndort, tho Arcude hoss bar.
Ter, yesterday as our fAt blonde settled himself
for II Hhavr.
"Yes." replied ti,c I. b. r. "Whyl"
"Woll, Sir. ti,tru's solse mystery about that
fellow" auit }leury, hcrutchng The rcportrr's
head thoughtiu.ly, 'tTllrre's sunae tnystrry
abouL tint ic1low, sure is YOU'RE born."
"WAat tmakcs you think suf''
"lhnk don't tn!nk my thingabout II; ! 6now
It. Why, thAt fsIlow llas been snay!ns l.cre Tor
two months regularly tw!ce u wcck. liz always
gets into my stlatr, uul, would YOU bclleys It,
have vet tu h"ur lin speak tic first wosd.'s
"GtranEe. flenry, atn't ittf'
"6trango It's tho ,nost marvellous thing 1
evcr lleartl Of"
"Du you try hiul, 10 sen II he would talk!n
"Try hnla Try him Why, rsu talkeA to
him twenty minutes every day t,u's been hero;
pye exhausted eYe<y subject IN ths ,Iictiunury
trying to Interest him enough to Kct lin to
stirak; ta!ked hotseraeiIg, boat!ng, pedestrian.
lam, hasc-hail, Wunen's ElKhts, scuncc at;rlcuit-
ure, resulnptlou. the weather, slyte. hygiene,
literature, everything, everything. lilo llstens
very attcntiysy, looking tar tn tho eyes all tho
tl.nc, but ntyeF u word says lla."
why don't you maku him augryln -,
~ can't I've tried that, too. One day l
gave ti4e Republican party thunaer, but hs lust
ataTed At me aud bllnked. Never changed color
Qnee. Next t!me ls came chauged my tactics,
, 1879-03-19

81. {tiA{ i.WlHHJ } t90nfEFs1FftS
We publish ElsGWh tsle laN enacted by tho
Loeissnlure IN tltu closing tays of its recent
session. establishing what Is designated BY the
act, "'Ii1e Farlncrs' Board Ut TrAlo.n The
Judge of each iuAcial district Is required to %.
point one Of thu Must ablo far.nvrs residing
tllercin,-not an Incunbuut OF any of.icp, Or Co-
nccte.i with any muneyetl Institution ur corpora
tton Or association for selling urbuyIng produce,
which pessonB 81 appointed shall colatitute
the Farnurs Board Ut Tratle. to meet At Vt.
Paul next September and organize. Tho Board
Is to exercise constant supervision over 1hu ag-
TicultuE4l interests Ut tt,n State, aad to ruport
to tl1u Legislature such fats ullta Suggestions
nR may induce lcglslatfon tDr Tho protection
unl welfare Of thc agricultural Inaetests. They
nr1 to bold tnc9t,1:Sa not ufteugr than
twice year. uml to reyu!ye s. pr lay unl
actual cost Ut trayt, Ti.u rcuso,s for ll.u
creation Of tAls BUarl, as gircn in lEc
preamble, Is ttsut Whetras BoAras OF lludc, Cham
bcrs Of Commerce, und other associations exist
III t!ln tnterst Ut specuaRtors sIs'E whereas tho
prosperity Ut tho Ssatu lupunls ulostly On It's
agricultural RESOURCES alla Urotcrtio,l IL de-.
1nanded fA behalf .! the tillcrs u lne soil !;
therefore a FarInurs' Duard Ut 1ru.lr ts created
by tllu bths0 ald paid cut OF tho 6tata Treasury.
A more irrational non srs,ullur IT .wuul.i not
Aavp been easy to lcvl4e. 1lg lizards OF Tradu
H,u uther associations representing commercial
or other Industrial Interests arc purely yuluuta-
~ aud hclf-suxtanins associations, aud 10 al!cse
, 1879-03-19


A eoggY biz fellow, with voico as biz as q
mother's love. attended by pop,gun sort OF
young man, appeared In Michigan avenue
The biz ono refused TO pay for what he drunk,
nnd t!,ero WIS talk Of bouncing him, when
tic little fellow took tho baFkeeper aside una
explained:
"You see. my biz friend hero Is only giving
you bluff. IIe is rot Two or three Of tic worst
teeth iu Ills bead you ever snw, and tlry,ye
achctl night mud dny for SIX weeks. The dentist
won't pull Their, short OF e, Md that's too
much. Ny frio.ld Is therefore going around ia
homes to get up light nnd have somebody hit
him ot! the law and knock thcso teeth out and
says him the &C.
The bartender saw the point md was suits
settling. The same game WINS worked In M
Other place. nntl then the pair entered cigar
store. Hero tho bic fellow wanted 10 chew
everything @n, al.l he could hardly keep stu
business to tho cigar man.
"1f ! hlt him In tho taw ho makes $2 BY tho
operation, does hos' nsketl the dealer,
"Ycs, n,nl then he'll demand damages OF you
hcslaes That's bis gasne, YOU see."
Yes, sec," slowly replied tl!c tealcr, "but
there = nothing sttnEY nbAttt me, I'D Ms soon
sayn bin 81 us not, nna II damage Ills jnw Fin
I'm going for him!"
The ldg fellow was knocked down in no time,
When the slate dcceascd" came to his sS,scs 10
was lying On lis buck In llu slush OF the gutter,
mud tllsec or InIr Goothtacl<K wcru aslsInE hll
II ,lts tootlMclc was ''alte gone:"
~ anl tho tarantula OF tho Westl" began tie
ho e!nrted, Oh mlttcr!ng-"b iii savo my
breath till i pct hold Of t,iu ntutIt who nut 1ns
up to this md then Bkippea!"
, 1879-03-19

loved to rnrls their wny bnck to tho Southern
telling then, that ,l,sy were worthless md lint
the South Or any other tectlon would bo n,orc
benefttcl by their absence t%nu by ulrir pres.
cure.
We ,lnn't know how to prevent Tho nto,oes
frum being dupctf ,ntn 50 silly nnl rutpnl.s a
n,oyo, fur they will seldom lfston 10 teason,
ihos1gt We arc told tint a tmsty of sixty wcro
.iIssnalcl md turned hlck frnn, ono OF tl,c
little good ndvtce ANIL tic rcslsal of the Captain
10 take then, OH ILLS l,ont for my prize. That
this Wholesale tnIgrato, of tiln ntgFo IL runous
to the planting interests If tis county Is pal-
away not only tho labas, but In tho aggregate 8
GOOD tlrnl Uf The wcntl OF the country IN this
shape of money, stock, nn'l chattee. 4 little
concert OF nctiosl un tic nnrt Vt flc pta'ftcrt
anti pu. a qulctas upon tlis emigration,
, 1879-03-19
SIMON CAMERON.
1In Completes Ills Etehtleth Year-Son1c-
thing About His Fnmliy-1Ils Grnntlnlotll-
er'S uIblo.

1In Completes Ills lIshtleth Year-Sonc-
thing About His FnmIiy-lIls Grantlmotl,-
er's Hlblo.
faneu.ttt. tlt1., Examiner.
On the 9Th dny of March, 17g9, Simon Came
ron was born In ihc Village uf Maytown, then
Donegal, now Fast Donegal Township, md Is
therefore 50 years Of ago to-day. The house III
which lsc was born Ia yet stn,1ng OH the SOUTH
west corner OF the square III tho cnltrc Of tho
slllage,-tl'e town, when laid out, having been
modelled after Lancaster, With ii ''squato" In
the middle. His fathers name WINS Chnr1as
Cnu,cron, and III 1850 ho left MnYtown with his
family nnd family effects, for snnbury, North
u.nbcrana County. W way Of the spHquchanna
River, e:nsIusklngh ut what was thel, known
NJ Vinegar Ferry, md proceeding by system
of boating up the rfcr, which is now o1c q sllc
Cameron, who, With his brother, John Cameron,
eanc from tl.e Highlands Of Scotland about the
beginning Of the Revolution, H., company with Il
Presbyterian clergyman named Colin AfacFar,
auahar; ha took to preaching at Donegal
Church, and tic Camcrons occaEne tenant-farn,-
crs on tho s!,arcR, on the "Elebu " lind bpong-
Ing to the church. This Is tic which It IL very
natural should attnct ten. Cameron to Donc.
gai, but It Is not generally ktiOHn that thero Is
Another which makes him tce1 warmly townrd the
whole county. Ills mut!lGr'A name wns Atnrttn
rfoutz, Il sialsehtrr vi Conrad pfontz, who re-
sided 1lcar Strnsburg, In the nciEhborlIunl at
fntna. md where Il firm once owned bY Mrs.
CatIcron's Erent-gfant!fattcr was held Dy tho
descendants until within the past yens, when it
pussel out Ut tle family.
The rfoutzce were l1ugnenots, aud earnc to
Ancricn, as did most Of the Continental Ger
Ihan emgrants, thnt they might enjoy religious
liberty. Conrad plousx, the fatllrr Of Ten.
Camoron's l!utIlcr, WINS companton OF the eel
tlle wars Of his time, from the unfortunate ex-
pedtion Of Araol4 agli,,st Quebec to the cnt. Of
Inc Revolution. Very recently, speaking aIout
bis luntller'a family, the Goucral said tn tho
writer: ~ l'ayc inf Ernlmtnlother's German
she died, VI years Of nge, with $50 to halp mo
along In thu world. Yonr aunt, Mrs. Mchn!Tey,
used to say that nl tic talent have came from
tho Pfoutzrs. I am inclined to bclieyc, myself,
TINT MI thu good nyc ca.ne from the teacIlgs
ot my mother nnd her notlIer, mud very much
OF my inclinattons to kick back, from old Con-
ral a,lAl the Scotch rebels"
, 1879-03-19
NINON DUCLOS.
How nutl Why sho 1IoraowlIppatl q Dauk-
rurt Merchant.

I
How aud Why sho 1loraowl,Ippnd Bauk-
rurt Merchant.
Nv 7tlrgr1ph 10 Htra,a
PRovtpHNcE, II. l., Marcl. 15,--A sensation
vns caused hcrc this afternoon by the public
whipping received by Mr. Patrick Kennsy,
wool merchant, who recently fuilcl for q larga
amount. llo was walKlliE through Market
square when woman spranE upon him and
attackcd him With stout riding-whip, and
struck him several times nbout The head md
facc. AN u[lfcer caught the wo,nnn by The am
aud kpnney escaped. The wnlnau claimed TINT
KcHNcy lad chcatct1 her out 0i 327.003. sht
nskcil the Dllccr to arrest her, snyngs she wanted
70 toll MI shu knew about Kenney, ind tauutM
linn with being acownr, who didn't dare to ates!
her, aycrr!ng lint she ought to hare whipped
him us well rs Konney.: Shu started up stitet
1n tue, tue !, 1ookont g t., Renusy, sayiag b ~;
aud ,iiere wns good deal Of excitement. rt''' 1Ss
officer followed along to ket1, tho crowd away,
lAt pntl no attention to her invitations to atreet
hcr uipl Eiye llcr = chance to telt her story.
Whom short DISTANCE lp North Alaln street
inquiries as to Judge H!Ackwoudfs oalrs
started for ihcrc, snying l,o had her nntcs. 1hs
crowd followed her, inrscns!ug In size every mo-
mint. lhe wonlan gnve her nnsnc rs NlHon d.
Clos, OF New York, WINCH namc may be Ecalcu1
Dsreu ~ ny ft,ntssatMfegSers whils hsr Fss ~,
sa7,0uo Of hor money, for which she las b,
notes, md she came on here to see about their
pAynent. 6hc. sent note TO Mr.. kenney
to coIno to the shote1 to sec her and
talk The matter over. To this letter KcnncI
sent word that ho had no ttuc to calf upon t1er
Wteiher she brought the whip with her or pnr'
chased It l,gre Is not kuown, but It's certain sAs
went olit On tho street Will, tlls knowledge that
s!c would lnuet kcnuey, u1l.l when sho did mecs
lin struck HIN hull dozen tinles across the
facc She clat',s to bu suffering for wapifot
this money, nn as ahe speaks Of her loss and
her treatment ut the hands of Mr.. kennty bet
yolcc breaks, AMI apparently nothing hlt bsf
anger prcyeuts her fro!lI weeping. Judge blnek.
wood, who has tic notes, IL Kunney's assgnet
, 1879-03-19
THE CHINESE.

Provisions OF tho Proposed Now Constitution
at California.
The following Is tho text OF thr part Of tho
prupuscd now Constitution Of California relat-
lug TO the Chinese, Us 1inai1y adopted by tho
Convention:
sgc /. Tho Legislature sl,nll prescribe neccs-
sary regulations for thu protection uf the Stalct
nntl tp counties, ctttas, nnl towns thurco!, from
tho burdens aud evils arlslns from ttlc presenco
OF aliens who arc Or may become migrants,
panpcrs, ntcndrahts, criminals, or inralh!s
nilltcted with contagious or infectious diarascs,
mental to tho wel-bolg ur lseaco VI
The statc, an.l to Impose conditions
upon which such persons may reside
In tho State, md to prnv!dc Tie
stata upon failure or refusal ~ comply with
s,lci, cunilttons; provided, tlmt nothing, coll
talncl In thu foregoing shall bc CONSTRUED to
impair or 1lnlIt tllc power Of tie Legislature to
pass snrh po!iro laws or other regulations rs II
IHAY dccin necessary.
SEC. 2. No corporation now existing or here
utter formed untter thu lnwA of this State Ta!,
uttur tho adoption Of this Constitution employ
Chiaess % Or r. Monaghan. Tha ~ Hepisatare stature sill li
pnss Bnell laws as may be NECESSARY to enforce
thla provision.
sEo. D. No Chinese shall be employed On any
Htatc. county,, municipal, at 0tlrr public work.
cxeept in nuniancat Tor crimes.
SEC. U. rlm presence Of Foreigners inutlgiblo
10 bcconie cttIzcf,s Of thu United States Is de-
claEc,l llurcin to be dangerous to thu well-beiny
a9o their immigration b. alt tic meaus Within
It's power: Assatie eooltelsnl, bdiny q forln Of
human slavery, Is forever 'Irohtbitcd In this
State, At!h at e1hsrncis tnr coolle lahor arc nl.
whether formed III tll!s country OF any foreign
country, for tic importation VI sucA labor, snl
be subject to such PENALTIES as tllc Legislature
may prescribe. The Legislature sllall delegate
, 1879-03-19
BROTHER HASKELL.

an Evangelist WIN Il GettInE an IIllnot,
Town .vit,l-Cfnreymrn rruposlnE to Draw
I.ots to Isecitln ns to Wto Shall gco,,ro III.
Brrvtces for tho Sabbntll-gomc of HEa N.
torauces.
Speeta1 Correspondence Of Tbs Tribune.
ANNOY, ILL.,, March 17.-Thts place {, xua
With enthusiasts. Fnsholdt's Upcra.llou,e !.
crowded. Tile churches hayc closed their loor,
M,ll pastors md florks arn gathering with fl.
masses to SEQ md hear the spiritual manifesto.
tions produced by the weird ind thr!tlIncI,.
eloquent dlscnurscs, sermons, orattons, orulat.
not, uttered by Jonathan llaskell, '.tlc Sin.
ncrs' APOSTLE" "a the ra4ans call hin.
At tho close Of the 1ncottng Saturday night ia
decide Whit, Of the churches should lage bjr,
Sabbath forenoon and afternoon, the minister,
propused deciding the Inattcr by drawing lots
as tllr crew of thu ship Junali was Accjur IN
Tassltsll IN did during t1le storm, to decide abo
aar a Ss 81 spsnr nSFG aSM L M M 1skt Gss ,ssfa d 4.
morning, tlle l3aptsst In the afternoon, aud tha
Opcra-lluuao Mt night.
Camphcl1's church.
rl'u vast audiences nro swcpt by some inslst
blc power tint seems strange to lis ols.sle1s,
How tllG MIN keeps up with sucl, stfojn.
speaking thrce t1tlles day, {s inconccivahle, HA
las the whole btble In his head, from Gcncs|. 10
Revelation.
"Mlnc goodness graciousl' sald tl.c German
proprietor nf the Cperu-iIouse, "dat man d d.
boss; W., he ahlst talks dem biz hrceel,erl iii
down! Aflnc CoudNcssl E0 stlust talks dc whole
pIzness. I Wish 1e'd quit some time. Mine sa4
burning out more ash ts moneys dem bcopes
t'staul away, brethren and ssstcrs!" shout,
tho csangeistt rs tho saints gather around :
sinner strrkon down {as they sny, with tho IolY
dhast.l aLet tho angels come 10 and tan hint
, 1879-03-19
Thu Co'l,l.t.; Struggle.

Tho bill upon which they arc resolved Is 4 bad
bill; but even fftt'wcre good one, their tourse
would ba none tltd ltas revolutionary. 1t lca,la
straight to 6nu OF tt., noat terrible Of all dcs.
potisms, tic desrottsul Of q demagoeical AS
seu,b!y which disrcEards ull constitutional re-
strietious nntt rules by tho dictates Of passion
alone. Iho President unl thu Nupuhllca0
minority must resist this plot to suoyort the
Constitution; resist It by every lawful means in
their power, md to the bitter ctd. Something
more Is ut stake than tho fate Of any particular
enactment for tho protection Of llle ballot. The
Integrity of the constitutional sYstenl, tc bar
rlsrs erccted by tho founders Of the United
States agaluat mob violence disguised a. legisla-
luz Of tho Democracy. Whatever be tho result,
tlIe party OF tbs Constitution must stand bv the
Nuod l8IlsQ,
, 1879-03-19

lff,p 10r& Tribune,
Tho poets iaurrnta Of England mako up
motley nt,tl curious literary history. 4 Yolums
has just been published In London which 10
utes with mInuteucss md aecurayy tly histors
Of this Office, wI,crc for $50 years ii has pleased
the Kings Of England tu I'LL with sono duly 10
pointed poets. Of these la,1rpatca ttlege h3Ts
been fourteen, anil the 1theateum points out
tl.at three or ti,e.n have been choscu IRON the
first ra,lis Of genius, each tu most illuststoas
irar,lcl md digrlled writer's OF great d!stiuc-
ttoy, while ono WIS d tt,nt t,f Bolne genius but
Of low instincts nlnl degraded manners. Dur
i,!E The careers OF Addison, pope, and Dry1sa
tho representative Of EpritsI, poetry, ior
per!ou IL twenty.tI,roe Years. was oup Nahum
;TAtc, who 1Truyesttci tbs psalmi,
aIante1 Hnul,spcare. stnla from Milton,
wrUte verses for Turccfl.n and who, 10
suite Of lila ussncjattpn wifi, i]ustriolls inca,
diI not ]nss d fnr a moment fis fn|lcrrnt tul.
aurlty Of mind. or - noljsh hfs tinrouth and d.
Insri styia.H Dur,nt. nnother twst,tr.thrss
ysuFs. % IN % With Byron, co'erIdse. Scott, Mooss,
iMn,ni,ell. Wnr.i:w.rfh' ,,NI f5Sncr wrro Gu.
rIcS,i,,s, E;tcrat,rn wIth t,cir ma.,cr wnrEa, hs
nnmni,soi hn"tI ~ Er,iisL 1iicrnt,,rc WI. ope
M"nrv i mrs m' Py., % iirnrv .isn,rs Pyu was 4
t;anta,n % H. the Hcrl,s miiift, a,i n rnspcrtab!e
H,ttc s,oaistrota M, x inns,n"te ri srjn.ng
f,r r,v,ncs tn@s:,,c @ ,v,tont an nunardonabs
f.mit tsl rI.or ",suu1 r, ri ha"neI upoa
hi,n frnm ;nauv ounrter. En,t il, anita 81 1t 10
, 1879-03-19

WI AH94x'A {Nt. ! l0Nfatl, NJrcA Il.
Tho town and city electluns Of Monday en-
phas10 tho fnct TINT thu coalition which carrgsl
thu State Inst September IL losing ground
tup!d!y In aI! parts Of ,hc STATE. /. Il gulllg
tnwn Us quickly III It sprang up. 1t came into
existence uM! rcachcd lts full growth In few
weeks, md viii 10 dcud by next September.
Tbs outlook for lhe lcpublfeans IN ttle full calt-
paiEn has brshtolse1 up wonderfully snca tic
town elections bcgatl. According 10 nbpear.
auccs wo shall elect the Republican candidate
for Governor next September BY u1le OF our old.
fashioned rousing Republican nlnjorities.
, 1879-03-19
Ecstatto Is!!ss Of ftlce-IEotdtnc,

1t has been The theory Of the aeverai parties
TINT to tho YictoFs belong tho spoiss OF tho olce,
The Democrats, having bcan subs!sting op,husks
1or so long, are perhaps not 10 blame for daslr-
Ing, now that victory has been won, 10 get MI
the spoEls that riahttully belong to them. They
have been patient In university, and perhaps
even Mr. Wheeler " u not fpa 4 in Ills heart 10
, 1879-03-19
United States; and yet they say no have no
p1enalrc.Rrnllnds.

The latc Coi. lis tsi!l remembered rs one
Of tl,e pioneers In ilie decorative art for gnla
oratio1,. as general thing, was to .trlnE. up n
lot ot hunting, with tslc general effect Of Tho
nations of The earth f,nvs,sg hung out "hiE
wnsf" Of nnt,onn1 ctnblctns On til" occasion
grsted 10 tfc Co,eacl that the display OF bl,it-
Ing bo cnlvcncA with some 1nottnes, especially
rs dtgnltary II tllu Church was expected:
"'Ah! yes, eec, something scrlptnrnl," !" sahl
tte leeorntor, nl,l then brightsnins ~, "Whnt Sn
Comes right over tho doorfh
, 1879-03-19

There never waa time In tho Democratic
party's career when moderation aud caution
were more essential to Democratic happiness
III the near future than they will be In tho cx-
trn session OF Congress; and thtrG never was a
tttnc when there was less chance that the DENT
ucratlc party would disp!ny tloso importnnt
qualities.