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prosecution than this expression Of tho
prosecution BY tito Court. OF courso
the indicted mon wcro discharged; but
why tho otllex partlos Oh trial were not dis
charged at tho samo stage Of tho faroo, when
tho purpose from beginning to end waa the
same,-that all wore to be ncquittod, can
ot1y be teconcitel with the wonk idcn that tho
public might be deceived bJ tho protenso Of
taking whole month to find ont tho truth
In tho caso. 1t was merely throwing peppor
in tho oyoa Of the public, as in tho rocsnt
money.snatchfng robbery. ....
The case is over. AL parties aro acquitted.
The million Of doilars have been stolen and
Lost forever. The Building Dnroau in The
Tseasury Department is exultant, md dis
plays oil ita bunting over Tho defeat Of jus
tIcs, 1hw, ofllcial md persoha1 honesty, and
the triumph Of tho most perilous Of all Gov
ernmental aots. tho interference Of any branch
Of .hs Government TO protect official tufpi-
tudo ngaiust criminal conviction md punish.
ft1eut.
, 1879-06-10

The Incumbent Of the United Statea
hfarst,al's oflco In THIS Northern District Of
Illinois doesn't propose to give why to tho
political ball.lozlng Of tic ambitious GENTLE
.nan who fills tho Uuborhatorlal clatr. 8Tr.
1liLuRur, in IN interview olsowlete pub-
lished, states lnoat poaitivoly that whas ho
docs ntend loing Ia to mind hin own busi-
ness mid attcnd strictly to tlat of tile Gov
erntusnt. It would be good thint, for tho
public service II others would do tho samo
thing. Mr. "Long"l Joxss, II possible,
sl1ould luke tho iroal hint which Tho proai-
dent lux had The COURAGE to give him, aud
stop hit neddling with redsral affairs IN
Illinois,
, 1879-06-10

Tho rayagcs Of TINT lHtlo pest, phyl!oxear,
upon tlle grapc.inos Of Spain, has had The
effect to prompt the Government ot TINT coa,r,-
try to ,naugurate plans for It's eradication that
would appear to DO juot q little unjust 70 far a.
scienttsta arc conccrncd. To be sure, tho prod
uct Of vino has bcen materially lebssned withlp
tho past few yoaEs Though tho obstruction Of
larRs proportion Of tho yines by thls little lose,
which subsiets upon tho roots; and applications
OF great variety OF preparations hare had but
little effect In destroying these dpafda. Ao-
cordiug to The 1.oudou Tiota, an embargo
Is placsd upon all living plants pass.
Ing through Spanish territory, and botantsts
who have gathered collections tn the 6wiss
or French Alps, and then attempt To pass
through Spain en Fouts to England, tava their
plants taken from them and destroyed. 1tmnt-
tors not whut they arc. Of whothrr phylo1era
would lire upon them, lileJ must bs burned.
The restrictions In Italy ara equally Rigorous
lnportations from tho Levant arc subject to
siM!|ar forfeiture 1t Drlndst. This makes tho
EnGilsh botanists complain bitterly. II u about
~ just to tt.em As the sauahtssnK Of lIve cattle
sent from tho Western statss Of America Tor
fear they may have contagious pleuto-pneu-
nona, wflen the disease nsvcr sxisted here, ~ TO
tic shippers OF the saina England ipalsts upon
! her embargo In this dlrsctlon, and why shouldn't
| Spaiu aud lttlJ be allowed to att down "Qpon
possible phylloxatai
, 1879-06-10

JONES 10 stay In tho Penitontiary. How can
the gentlemen who rpprossnt Chicago in
Congress- sa!isfy tloir constituents TINT they
weto acting IN tho line of their dhtJ by
accompanying LOGAN md CuLLoM on any
auch mission aa this? Explanations aro in
order.
Very fortunately tue President vns not
overcome by the vnst forco Of Illinois poll
tfciana that boro down upon him, md hc
very properly refused to DO party to tho
substitution Of Alr. Long" JosEs for
Marshal H11DnuP without t1te lattor's con-
sent. It In to bc hoped, unlct The oircnm-
stances narrated, tint Marshal tltLpHur will
hold on 10 his Office till tho worry Inst day
and, oven II that office stould become vacant
by death or resignation, tho President alonld
decline on tho ground OF Oivil-sorvioe
reform to bostow II npon man
who Ind sought tho removal Of mn
efficient officer to mako room for himself bo.
cause he (JoNxs) olni.ned that he could 10
moro usofnl to tho pnrty. Dut oven this last
assertion may be doubted, though It should
not exort tho sIightoas in1uonoe In amy caae.
JoNra il n moro henchman Of Con. 1ooAa's; !;
ho has no position or power in politics out
side Of that, md Gen. LoaAN'a inaucuoe In
this community IL mattor OF considerable
uncertainty. Thia iB LouASs homo, and yet
It is Of record That both ths elections in this
city md county which hare occurred Rinco
LooAN was chosen Bcnntor have gore Demo-
cratic. A Democratic Mayor was elected in
the city to dRp1aco Republican, and Ave
, 1879-06-10

Senator GORDON says That the se7!es Of t.,,.
books prepared for Southern SCHOOLS lr N.
University Of Virginia. contain "nothlns nh.t.
ovet sectional or political" We would lIt. !.
ak tho Senator what ho thinks Of tic Inst hoo,
Of tho Aerlos, edited by tonN q. JAMES, Of iSs
Texas Military 1nstituts. Thts ia d selection a,
"pieces'' for embryo Southern orators. m. ~
orator roprcscntsd In the book thanks Con thai
though contcdorats bonds arc worthless On sha
htock Exchanges, "thcy will pass current ia
1Ieavcu." Another sass that African slayor,
Is not rultc Of barbatlsm. but IN adjustment
Of tho social and political rc]ntions Of tho r.r,
consistent with tho purest 1ustica' The book
10 full Of such precious tldbits as t,sess. III.
Of courss, calculated To hasten ths era Of recon,
cl!atton, and to make the sonth loyal and p.r.
sfstent In pressing Southern claims.
, 1879-06-10
THE LAMENT UF THE DEMOCRATS.
ttWboa. EtnmAj

you've put TUG IN ducn GHcnmat'
The Democratic politicians have beensing.
ing this familiar refrain from tho oircna song
ever sinco EWING was nominated for Govern
or of Ohio. It was oil very we'll for AIr.
Ew1sa mud Ills particular faction; they bad
everything 10 gain aud nothing to loHo. But
it hos placed the Democratic party at largo In
a dreadful plight. II tho destruction Of
THunMAss Psaaidentinl aspirations had been
the only result Of Ew1No'a temporary trI-
umph, perhaps there would not have boon
no much cause for mourning elther within or
without the Democratic party. But this
blow to Thurman was d mere incident. The
fact that Ew1No'H onndldaluru l1nperils Demo-
cratic sucoess In the ne1t nntional election,
whsther he be elected OF dofeated, Is tho
dreadful reality which. tho party is facing.
1u orlor to mnke this oloar, It Is only nscoa-
aary to consider tho probable el1cos Of his
defeat or stsccess,
l.. His defeat, which Ia vastly the more
probable Of tho two possible results, will
react upon tho cntlro Democratic party. Tho
loss at Ohio this year III the most serious
setback the Democrats could have. But
Ew1Na's defeat ia almost forcgoue cor
tainty for several reasons, viz: ~ The
hazil.monoy men wilt not swallow him !,
{9) tho Nationals refuse to support him, and
hhyo actually nominated ticket Of their
own; (o) Ew1xa is personally weak. % is
shown by TIE fact that last year he foil /, ,160
votes i'll llis diatrlot bohind tho majority ty
which BlsHop had carried tho same counties.
Hin tiafnut tt,Arsfnra Ia thu r1nak reasonable
, 1879-06-10

IA clear majority Of 10th btanchts Of Tho
Michigan Legislature has Addressed reSptesEul
request TO 6cnnlor FEnnr. a. ono Of tho Finance
Committee Of the uhited States scnato. to ude h!e
influence, hls position, and bis vote, 10 defoht. It
roes!blc tho paasARc Of ths MANNER Silver bill -
it cams from tho House. They bollsvs that an era
of business prospsrity Is satorntng In hs Stats, In
consequence Of the restoration bf stable And uni
form currency, Ind hto opposed TO An5 further
mcddling With that cutroncy. Tho document Nal
signed bJ ntnetccn senators and 6fty.soEen Repre-.
sentailrcd. No Republican tcfuaed 10 append his
name to paper which aims to prevent tho tonan.
xa.owners and uulllon- n-Trsbbors from usng Tho
Nattoual Min.s to turn thclr silver in unlimited
quantities, ffcs Of charge, Into lsFhl'tcnder dol
lars worth only 81 ecnto eAch."-Laasaag {Aich.)
Repa6ifean.
II II bs truo that c!enr majority Of tho
Michigan Legislature Bignod papor repro
seuting Tho WARNER Silver bill to bo what is
stated in tho foregoing paragraph, then thoir
request to Senator FEnHf ls not very credtd-
bic to their intelligence. They either signed
that paper In ignorance ot what IL con.
tanned, or in ignorance Of what tho WARNER
bill contained, and In either event they have
mado d diecroditabfo blundor. This me-
mortal iB part Of tie old practice Of tho anti
si.var 6hylocks who first had silver demone-
tizoa, and then for two years tusiated It's
restoration. These requeste and these mo-
morials aro prepared by tho old gold ring,
with viow Of driving silver ont Of e1is!once.
Talsc, malignant, and mean as the
paper shows itself to be, tho MEM
bors Of the Legislature Of Miohi-
gan havo permitted themselves to bo
oplrrr,,oa }1}p sfurfnn II ht,f THAR reuuest
, 1879-06-10

fFbn13%
Farewell, long fare"el'' ~ l'''A'@'
Ewing u,,.n,
Last words Of Samuel Jones Ilaap' =
stt1l boom.
Wsot, not for me whon I am gone
Thomas E.pua
Htr tt.,,,o,,. 7ofa.t of Elliott will nsfs
him ths be.row Of Tho hour.
nrou,t art,o ,xo t,1;.va. tns The lssgsa
~ Aoa.'t ze.sa., W Mo aa', oo!','0' 1'A'
49, " .@e o,-,ata IN
Congress and LIT. Etna ia'0 e'n'''NSN
adjourn ~ eoou' sne 'aa'e .''"o. -. h.,n
We suspect that att. Elm na9 '>'
Mohop0ltzluE the Wnrnt weather,
John Sherman 10 u. s. Grnnt; A bo0a'a
Ohio Il worth two booms In liona Kong
trhav u,cao utort work of Soiovief. 1ut
b. vonid r.x, aop, thu anna for Tho Car.
r rSa't @ ues' ~ asur ,r,a." wv % Inward ssys tha
,a.'. o uva rna =. +. ~. ,a,a, huti Ia ytsy pssf
'aaa'' ..,' - p' - NV '~s' n, Moody
e'en eos. 10 far As to consent 10 !.s4's st. h'o
The Ohio Democrats arc Salty III '.s" Iii
barrel, and sealfss With pain that 0a' "'"'' "''
not pay campaign e1pcnfes. ,aao1
On Tom Moore. Ms. Ktdd'e 's poO"'A''
puetsy from ths Eweet bY.and'by.
Fanny Dnyonuork tleuies tlat Hlle Ii eo'ao
, 1879-06-10

New Jersoy, or ut leaat. the Catholic els-
1ncnt of TINT little State, propose to con
tribute their si1ara towards the elevation Of
Archbishop Punokt1 from tho financial qnag-
miro into which his bad housekeeping stink
him. The Catholio Bishop Of Now Jersey
has instructed tho clergy and 1aisy Of his
diocese to pool their pennies to tho above
end, and IN nil probability very handsome
sum will bo realized
, 1879-06-10

4 terrible conflict took place yesterday nt
1lc1utosh, Liberty County, Ga, bstween a
marty Of excnrsionists md militia company.
AL tia participants wero negroes. Several
rersons were killed, and a largo humber
vdnously wounded, principally by being
, 1879-06-10

The substitute for the Legislative bill wns
fassed by the House q Representatives yes.
tcrt1ay, tho Republicans voting aolidly for
tic moastire. The Bit contained no polit-
teal ridors, and win .ecuro appropriations for
, 1879-06-10

from the reception given. her bus she will
no doubt learn, II she remains long enough,
that her missionary labot1 oot1d hhrlly HAYS
beon directed 10 h Aeld where they wcro
more fl0efl8tf
, 1879-06-10

Those Denioorats in the ganato who arc
favorable to the WARNER Silver bill endoa7Gr-
cd To reconcile their associates to The necoszity
Of approving of OoKE'A resolution 10 dis
charge the Commlttoe from furtllor oonsid-
Grafton Of the bill, mud thus bring It before
the sonato. They held n long csucus yestsr-
day, but accomplished vory ltsls. It was
evident that the Eaatern goldlta influence
bad lbeen brought to boar upon oettaIn 6t
the oppononts OF tho neaauro, and that their
opposition could net ba weakened III tho
least Tho rosolutlon will probably comic
up today. and tAa decision rsaolled AZ to
whether tho measure. 50 urgently demaud-
cd, Ahall b. approvEugty passed upon or
thrown over to tlu next session Of Cou1rosa.
, 1879-06-10

The journalism OF St. Louis IL peculiar. Tho
Post Utspdteh apologies to the IHpuutean for
rcmazking In a big headline thaa the NtpaNtean
was "botlcht" With SOME bridRestocf, ahd
ptainugely says that reporter Slipped 1t Ia. Il
tic reporter In st. Louis u 70 omulpotcnt, tho
P,-D reporter should not hayo alloaied tho edit
Or to sltp !p thut sluf upon him anl ht4 kind
Anyhow, u.e'foporter VIA wronx. The iHpu1*
lean WA not Thought ~; II nas only hired.
, 1879-06-10

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80 ~. 1900. - t..+. 80, II, H.. o.n,,a NJ
~. ~. t,.s.,sa -. naa nr,rn ~ trf11.ntv m.
.,a.x sno a ~ - IN no1as1 t,at,rhon 1nhnobhino
.-,.,, r n. ,arn,.v .nt h. Northarr u,.1ica.
~. e.. .o.,,,,...,,, o,,.ra,nad +ha National
= ~ -he 49,. ,,;,,,o-.a ,;.on lin l,;a
I1'oo.n.s' . ~" =. p.s,,..aast .nss aona nvar r.
G.oA. as."s....t,.ss ..,,o a-a neo..ot,nt,st.
~ -. IT, Ha..,.s a1,,.1, L. ,,,n,- r,nto ~,
"s ....t...s y,,.,,, nrv ,,nxo, r.mo,na
,,, Ill, T.. o..,,o, ,,+,t-o, .r,1
H.. IL. ~. n,r,ooo. Tha No,iona,
~. ~ t.s,.,n w ..,s,faatna h,ot;i;tx n nosnv
- t.a raarn.s;1a ~ noaot,raa AGAINST tbo soo,ni.
~. 80. 49, s1,ara no.t,oular1v ao,inat 1,is scheme
'' ".a.a..;~a -a [ .ar,sf h., ,,h;,,, ho nrono.4e
~ ;ta.saaa ,hn ror.n,a. of IL, slaia in
go ~ .aa,., ,,,o .raroordno,alv In.
as o1ssa., ,a,,,.a-s oxrord,tnra ha Ina t,a,ihor.
..s,@ .,:. .t,a.,' .n1 onno onra Inn contro1 ~
1s.;,.s..rt .n .,.onrh +, . cornn,oto c1,nno, of
x.a,,t ~ .;t1o.ei;,<t protootion ha hoa ~.
,,ens., ,au n. ~ ca,,aa ~ n, farmers who vant
- o~,1,,aa prss,,,, and Am.+;can grain nnf1
oo,t,o o,td I'm tnnuufnctt,rcra. who vant to
.,,,o a,,t rnt1ieh r,o1 ,nd ;ron md rnaha n
htr,o r,ortot for their own prodnots. Flo
- 1sa a,~~;.a hfa pr1too,,vs r,oast,rea. 1;kewisa
NV u.;1rood In which ia ,nten1o,1 To intro.
a,,.a ,ha.no, .t-r;or,. for 1,oovxt Goods and
h;,r .~h,ch inonoshs ralrosnaeiiye duties on
tha ;n,nort n tobacco, md with theso and
nther sitnitnr rn,aanroa ha exnecla to derive a
-ov,,,uo which will enob1e him to koop Nh
N, orrrv. sni1 with it his own supremscy,
n or1er 10 do thig ho has not ohly Ind to
mir, fn,or with the Conservatives. but to
| n,,L, concess;ona In the 111tramontnnes.
.rho tattar baa not hcen n yorv difficult
t,a1r fnr the Emneror has nevor boon con-
a;1erod % a. ut varv fr;nndlv Ia tho F4,nx 1avs
ond T,a,,,nor bimself. though he Inns had
hItter oonteat with the yatlouu, haa boen
ar;n,,v,a,,y i'd IN ,vaoa n 1,oco,,sn TIM 1utra.
r,ontanaa war. hostile to his nurpoeoy, Whom
,bo Tina f,ome however, that they woro on
,oaaa h, Socialism md in favor Of protec-
t,on and woro reody tn foln hands with him
~ 4',aso ~ na,s,,roa Tho FArox laws waro mt
a,,owo;, n .tond IN tho uav. ua mo]a tbo
ssns,ss,ors ,hov do,n,r,1o;i and viii, ths;r
MD he cnrried his Tariff bin.
rrho ~osr,ts of hin o,,apuo of front ora tha,
, 1879-06-10

The Harvard examinations for women, usr
branch Of decorative DIT, arc nat holding lhss
own In good socIoty. Only nine candidates pre-
senteu themselves In New York thts year. u
against atxtaen last year.
, 1879-06-10

"TlLDxn aud EWING" tho ticket Will b II
EWING carries Ohio In October, and Metsrs.
THURMAN aud UgNt,hIUKs cnn rass tho ne1t
four yeafs in swect reciprocal comparison Of
their sore heada, aud Auolutng Tho same out Of
a common not,
, 1879-06-10

.Afttr waiting nnarly yoS.--a yoar lack.
ing six aoys,-the man oAatr, who killed
MAX fIEuwE1a, 10 ia tho dook, tho Jury &C.
lcosed, and ths opening speeclrb about to
begin.. The oaas hhs largely fallen out of
p,it1fe notice, mud the parties ate fofne~hat
, 1879-06-10
"roHGn JONES REDlVIVUs,

National Capital.
"1oNG" JONES RED1v1vUs.
Tho rosaon generally known In this stats
as " Long" Jowks among thoso who know
him at MI Is tott Of political tramp. lie.
is Just now enjoying transitory notorioty |
from tho fhot thst he Is sooking ono Of tho
most prominent and responsible Government
onicos iu tho Northern District Of 1lilnbia.
Not merely this, but, in order to provide
lar1naelt with this soft bod, he Is asking, and
has prova1atl upon certaln Of his friends to
ask, the renotal Of tho present incumbent
of the placo npon which lie has hxed his
covetous eye. 1tis this circumstance Which
demands some consideration Of his claims,
not merofy to q Government appointment,
but to tho privilege Of debating auy removal
which may IN necessary to mAks. room for
him. -,
In Justification. Of The statement that
"Long" JoAEs is a sort Of political tramp,
1t mny DO stated that once he Was an lns,1r-
nnco agont, ur solicitor, Or something Of TINT
kind, in Cllcago; that at or about tho sarno
tilno he WINS elooted to tie Legislature from
10 Daviesa County, where lie had formerly
lived; that this introduction into politics .
enabled him to render some service to the
gentleman who Is now Governor of the
State; that, III recognition Of this hervico,
tho Governor appointed JONES Penitentiary
Commissioner; that tho Influence and smol-
rinsnts attached 10 that position ascured him
tho Chairmanship Of tho State Campaign
Committee; TINT ho prostituted this position
to the interests OF certain candidate for the
United States Senate to tho exclusion Of
all other cantllateH,. and particularly
of tho thon Bunatos, who, BY all
precoaon. as we'll ns by honorable service,
VIVA entitled to ro-eleetlon TINT JoNEa then
continued TO hang on to tho Hkirta Of tho
Illinois Legislature, except when lo caino up
to Olitago for faw daya to control d wnrd
election for Bon,o roAsun bost known to him.
aolf mud that, with The bost possible inton-
tions, IL would DO difficult for the friends of
gn!d :" Long" JONES to indicate with any Do
gree Of definitaness tho permanent abiding
place Of Ills elongated body, or determine tbs
placo ho occupies, Or tue amount Of induanco
ho exercises In tho politics Of this stato.
This Ia partial sketoh of the oareer of tue
gentleman who now asks TINT Unite,l gtatos
Marshal 1f1Ipnur DO removed without causo
In order TINT ho may be appointed to that
position.
1t Is not surprising perhaps. that "Long
JOKES himself should seek tho removal Of a
| good officer 10 try tbs doubtful experiment
OF h!s own Efficiency, booauAe his familiar
souhriquot ia due rs much To tho hight Of his
, 1879-06-10

Tho cause Of Womau's Rights ia making d.
cided progross In England, whero n fc1nn'o maf'
derer has just beon haugcd-tlo second 10 :
twcl7emonth-prec1sely ~ II she bad oesa D
man.
, 1879-06-10

This Is by no means handsome on the part OF
Now 0Flaaus. Tile 1Yn,ss oi tllat city sars, In 4
comparison betwssn Mem Osieans and Chicago.
thAt the latter "ta d!tsy,-iudessribab1y, sw-
tuliy dirty. mud hsspa>tssed. tltby dsssgla-
, 1879-06-10

When HhNpntcxs thinks what he 10 non,
And what be might have was,
liz thtnka hos thrown hllnsclf aHay
Wlthuut sufficient cause
, 1879-06-10

ItlAA tHeJ bFoE uiu III Il BIeht A4H4oFetsh o"s~
Ito, and the end Is not yot. The znlns may
lose their lands and thoir liberty, but they
will cxaot a fcatfhl ratribution.
-s-ssA........s--..e
100000 ROBBERY NOBODY GUILTY.
During tho Inst four years tho Govern
ment Of tho United States has been appro-
printing 1arge sums Of money upon n public
building In this cttT, and ont Of the several
millions Of lollars thus appropriated moro
than $500, 900 hhvc boom stolen, aud though
the names at1d PERSONS Of all WHO had huY
part or agency in this expenditure are
known, md the fact Of tha robbery freely
admitted, the Trdasnry hnd Law Depatt-
metta Of tld Govelomont and tho United
states District Oonrt, aided By special conn
sci and jury, have ill unltdd In fornal
judicial declaration that nobody stole MY
part Of The money, 80 far Is they could
ascertain,
All those who In any shnpe wore rcsponsi-
bio for the safe keeping Of tho property
taken arc known; nevertheless, nobody is
guilty. The theory that aoo1ns to have pre-
vailed 1T Washington has boon thai tho
| $500, ZOO maliciously took wings and went
off without any human agency, and there
! foro no person was guilty of any crime.
We suppose TINT wo atAte nothing new. or
anything that ia not notorious, whom VIC say
that nit the facts aud oil the circumstances,
from The beginning to tho end, establish
clearly and uudnestionabiy deep moral and
1eeal guilt; d vell-estatlis11etl knowledge
| Of this gull In tho Office Of tho Treasury
Department and in tho oflco Of tho
Depaztmcut OF Public Justice; n woll-
defined purpose on the part Of both Of these
Donartmonta to screen, protect, and acquit
atl tho persons guilty Of any shnro In tllis
$500. COO robbery mud that this purpose has
bsen carefully adhered u from tho begin
ming, tho late so.cnllotl trial bring the dis
aracoful v1ndup Of q prearrapgel and pre-
dost,ned determination. Il shoull bo slated
That t1,e Law and Treasury Dupntttnonts ut
wosbinoton did tr, to save to the Govern.
mant t,,a ooat Of ihe recent trtnl: they knew
boforahand that thero VIM to be no bona flls
prosoontion. and. Of oourse, no conviction,
and thorofore 1au1ab1y ondeayorea 10 snye
iho oxnsnso of a trial, What they should
hova dono hoveyer. Haa To havo announced
in tho beginning that tho robbery
ot S8oo. coo. Of tho pttblio money
in t1,a construction Of The building.
md nl1 tha persons ,,orsonally and ofIloially
RESPONSIBLE therefor, wsro uudor tho proteo-
Tim at ,eaat NJ tvn Dannrtments of tha Gov,
.rnmont, md. this hoyinp boen ayoved. tho
. nopn1ar da,ns;on that tho Government WINS
soalfno IN n,,niah tho Grant md wbo]osa1a
aot,on,a of n1rndor thronph tbe ,nachinerv Of
~ ,ov .von1;1 1,ava l,oen a4n1o1ad
,rha Govarnrnent pui,ertook IN srect
hr;,k hn;,d;nc h the f}itv of Obto,uo. Tim,
u ,u;oht ba mora ornamental. n waa cnn
,,,,1o;, h, vanaar thu optor wnt,s of t,;cl win
~olton ntnc;nn,ti aan1stone, tho magnitude
. - III III, INV h, eat.notod fron, tba yno
4.t j.. H. ,,~;,, ~ +fja ~ott.r .tone t., ~,
, 1879-06-10

The Republican vote IN hlr. CHALMERS dis
trict t,as dwindlcd from 23, 100 In 1879 to 1,B10
In 1873; sud the Republican majority Of 18, ,180
In 1879 l,as been transformed into Democratic
minority Of 52Ta In 1878. The total vote in
1879 was 27,9i0; in 1873 It ms 8, ,0o3. In these
SIX years, therefore, Hinstan1 Moxsa7aI thret hun
drtd aud sir.stsevta uoters have ceasod To c1or-
else their rights as free,nen In tho 5hocstrtnE
District. How does Mr.. CHALMERS account for
thisa llas ho bralas enough to CONNECT this
fact with the exodus ot negroes frunl tho Shoe
stslng Dstrictl VIII he persist In denying, In
the faco OF these facts, tllat btlldozlng has been
practced on large scale IN bis district, and that
ho owes hla seat In Congress to III Mr. CnAL-
MFRS cannot honestly deny tAat ,he negroas Of
Mississippi hsyo stopped voting, and that they
have been induced 10 atop ~ the vigorous r,sa
Of The shotgun and rovolycr against them.
, 1879-06-10
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tax Cn,cAoo ratnust haa ttahltt>,ed branch ofhets
for to rtcctpt Of subscriptions Aad Advertisements ~
fo1owst
FAppEN. Manager. -....
rARit, Ftnnte-Ho, 10 Tue d IA GthnKe' 'Bsteiaere.
II. MAntkk. AstnL
LONDON. Rug.-Amcricsu Exchange. 4te stfhha'
nHxkr r. 6tL,fo. Agent.
WARRINGTON Il. C.-13io atreet-
, 1879-06-10

tla.k street, oppof3t the Cnurt-Hotss. Entagt
rnaat Of Mf9t ltosd Li.a 1'Ths Fonndllng1"
, 1879-06-10

f1tole5sA TtisAtFe.
ktndo1pb li,etf, bAtween Clark and LasAlte. En-
eassmeht a! ths AfAdtson. Square Theatre COMPANY.
'.Afstrnthth; or Won n 1.hst."
, 1879-06-10

kfovtckefs Thentro.
a}stfof street, ,petssecu Dttshorn and Stats. Eu.
ksrement Of the stan.latd Theatre COMPANY. "The
Little Duke"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-09

Put in a nutshell this, says the
Void, is the position Of the s!a'-
warts at Washington. When the
Republicans controlled the senate
and the House, and Andrew johnson
showed himself TO be diSohclicnt
President with an eye 10 the conStilu-
ton, the stalwarts comtcnded thai
Congress was the Executives Nov
thatthc Democrats control the Senate
and the House, and Mr., Hayes is in
the White House. the stalwarts con
tend thatthc President il the Lcgi,Ia-
turc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-09
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