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ADDITIONAL TRIDE REPORTS
COTTON MARKETs.

LrERPooL- Nav 2l-l2:JDp m.-Cotton. strong Mddng
Upilnds I'll Midllng Orleans -lol sales l2ogo % oSes
10 300 paes including 34CO bales American Futures led
G3rgd mchcr Upands. Low Mddlng clause May delivery
do. juno ana uv deverY,7 I'D aso 7e; doc MY ana aug
ust delivery, 7'Iei do august ami september Gsysry M
Nj; do October and November deIycry1d also HE'D do
LIVERPOOL. May 9O-l:30D m.-Mdding Uplands Cotton.
iIygRPo0I NAV 20 p. m-The sales Cotton today
LIVERPOOL Nav 20 D. -Cotton-Futures nun;. Up
lands Midi clause, july ana August delivery IlSs
do. August ana september delivery 77d; G0 september
AUGCsTA. Nav 2O.-Uor0t. hrm Mddlnc l2aic.; Low
MldAug l22 Good Ordinary l2e; receipts ~ 0aes'
BhLiIWoRE Nav 2O-Cotton strong. Nnddling 13ad13Ac
Low MddHg l3i-c. Coed Ordinary, 1850; net receipts
none; exports coastwis - bales sales a25 ooesi stock
boston bay 2o-Coron arm; Middling. 1a'.c Low Md
ding 1886; Good Ordinary, l3c, net feceluts, H7o Odos
9 55, baesi exports TO Great Britain 5S4 bales STOCK
cnAaEsroS Nay 2n-qoon strong quotations unsettled ca,
nary 12sc rcrpt 40 bars exports coastwise, 500
CINCSSAri MaY 20-Cott0n strong aud higher M'ddlnG
1910. Low Mddl8E. l3a Good Ordinary II a.; receipts
GALVESTON. May 2OCotton irregular held higher; Md
ding, l2iic; Low n-dlnG II e.; Good Ordhaiy' 'tsl
receipts sos bales exports coastWlse o5b oaes safes
Ioi'isyriiE. i Nav i0@Coror nrn: Midlling 1870.
NORFOLK. May 2U.-Cou0n firm; Mldung l3' net re-
ceps 13 bales exports coast@.se lOi oa.es sales 70
PuLipElrHis. May 20.-cotton fmi Mildng l37te.i
Low MlddWs; o-s nool o.i'N5I ,5 l2e' 4yo .g d ID
OSAsAxyAH May Cotton very irm but nothing doing
ncJreceut 500 bales exports 20 Great Britain 4t4@ Daea
sales, go bales. stock. 4,4AT baa..
sr LouI May -O-Cotiou arm ana higher; Mdllug, l3c,
NiItImg. II GDpl Ordinary. L. la. rcctIpr- -Zl
bales shipments iJj bales. sales $50 bales sock lJ5y5
WmaNGroN May 2o.-Cot;1n frn Snddiing, l2s4c; Low
stock $40 bales.
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WHAT FULL DEMOCRATIC REsroRATroN MEANS.

All TINS NretC4eU business, Wllcl mas
Thoroughly -usted the country, honorable, Demo
Gratis ana Republicans alike. is tie first perform
ancc OF q Congress Democratic I'D bU.h branches.
il tIere wer. also Democratic Executive. we should
have tie remarkable spectacle VI tle rst ACn MIS-
tFation after thr which controlled by the lte
CopperH-aus and aJe rebels striking at the ARMY ~ the
Uuiied states lu biz founded Upou the doctrine ar
accession .uI defended oy the arr lt1euts td
Jefferson DAVIS urged % justify rebellion. ItS s laci
which should 20 very FAR toward tIe indefinite post
pOu6meut or Democratic restoration.
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r. d. PETERSON * BROTHERS
PhiludelDhlI.
The Abbe's Temptation Or, 10 Fflfs ~ bfe Botret
4 Love story By IWe Io.l. author OF J. AHsgmm0 2,
IiecueH a.. Translate Jy John stirring Price 70 ceEti
in Ulger cover, 7 81 70 10 cloth
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al notices Of Marriages must be ipdorsei cith f'l'
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uOME OPINIONS OF RAEDhLL's SILVER VOTE.
----. n. D.-L-l -uL-- L.---- -LulL

1t was q test vote, and SO closely was the
House divided tlut it te vote: and then 10 was
carr cd hv the casting vote Of Mr. speaker Randall
That vote lel the time tue earto give the profits
on the SILVER coinage Treasury for the bench %
the people. IL is possible MT Randall may DE able 20
racOnce THIS with ms past rrcDrt-tne record upon
which hs high reputation founded. II is possible
bus it is most Uhcult 20 understand how be do 10;
aud meanwhile be has most Ereyously disappointed
tGoe who bad better expectations of the vote Ae would
cast from "a sense of duty % the country
From Ihc Ps7aIsIptie Record Nn3)
Ii is not probable that Speaker Randall has
any new -ht tIe financial question. He is mere
iugglcr politics aud steers hrs course ny tnc -nlii-
ing guide oi his own personal ambition. His vote m
favor OF initiation IT'S mos, obnoxious form probably
results from the guiding reasons that mpelled
Senator Thurman tO shipwreck hs splendid reputation
IN moment of weakness. T1ulm % do what ne 0id 20
OHIO. seeing behind O.o prospect OF the " Lle
House. NJ Rlud3lfs ambition is mo less The Prcsi-
dental wagg1t Is sqlrmln- u hi8 crafty brain, and e
DO cuts u ue face of tar E-U0u are due % TINS
mlable insanity. Hll vote IS AGAINST che dEmeut Ot
the people Of Pennsylvania, notu ol MS own party ana
TIE other, aud a. deserving oi pointed lebu6c.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-21

TrIRr~-F TOCsT 0r-F0v4rrOVS.
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aqmo aad address,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-14

Brxrox BsEnAcKs. No.. April a0'h 1895
~. yoHS BrtL.-DxAs Sin. Knowing the efficacy /"
sarsaparilla. and the hcang and beneficial qali-
les y possesses. send you the following statement y
ny case.
was wounded about two years ago--was taken pris-
,ner aud confined for sixteen months. neing moved y
fen my wounds have not healed yet. Ihave not NJ
moment since was wounded. am shot through thu
lips Nv general health y impaired. and need
hing e. assist nature. have faith IN your Sar-
aparilIa than any thing else wish that that gern-
me- Please express half dozen bottles aud obligs
CArTAfs &. r. JOHNSON
m. Lorfs, Mo
p. s.rhe following w.s written April 3oih. 1866. y,
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother ~ Capt Johnson;
Dx. Jonx BrLi--DrsR SIN; Ny husband Or. e. 3
ohnson was skiliul AMI physician In Central
View York, where be died. leaving the above q. r
Johnson my Az thirteen years ~ age be had
hronic diarghea and scrofnla. for which gave yonr
sarsaparia. II cured him. have for ten years re-
commended II TO many in New York. Ohio and lows for
scrcfla fever sores, andgenerai debility. Perfect
.uccess has attended w. The cures effected In some
of scrofnla and fever almost miraculous
am very anxious for my again have recourse e
ur ssrssparilla We e fearful q getting spuricn,
srtcle hence his writing 70 you for w. his wound
we're terrible, but believe he will
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-14

CAMBRIDGE TOWNSHIP AND
LIBRARY NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the nm
~ designed as Trustee Of Dainbridge
township, will attend TO The township
business at his residence, on the New
Albany road, on Saturday Of each week.
during business hours.
The Township Library may be found
by those wanting books, at the residence
Of Joseph Egg, Ia Jasper.
CASPER JOHN.
Trustee cambridge Tp.
Feb. 81, '79-1y.
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y1Ne a. Yl1-N ~ 11119
MANUFACTURER Axp vrsDKR o.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SAnSApAnIllA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.
Principal once. No. $40 Main street.
LOUISVILLE. ky.


Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs Rivers
Wifi of Reverend Dr Rivers. one 81 the learned.
eloquent. and popular Ministers Of ihe Methodist Eps
copal Church aud who ~ the time ~ writing sta
toned al Broadway Church. Louisville. Nv.
Iori~siLiK, Ky. October sth, 1863
Dr. yous Brrt--Dg,s sm: Many thanks to you for
thc medicine You have 20 kindly given have heen
great sufferer fr wears. and had the advice ~ various
physicians. Some pronounced spine. some my
lungs and my heart. be the seat ~ my disease
have been burnt bllsfereh and cupped tili had he
ome dishesrfened Several very eminent physicians
yho examined my spine Informed me that threat
ned with paralysis aprupieNy sny day. and fhsf
nothing hut sssfan Mould relieve had perfect
,0rror of that and hesifsing about having in
eried. when Won kindly sent your Snrsapariila
which Immediately heuun take three times day.
hal suffered ferribiv with most acute pain Ia the
light side of mv head. especially when would read
write for any length ~ time. and r~irg my feet
you'll BE- perfectly Hind for several and would
rave ~ hold to something prevent falling.
am most happy inform ynu that the pain in my
aeai Is entirely relieved suffer hut seldcr with ins
pine and then not 50 acufey Nv appetite Is good
indeed for the first time In life enjoy my dinner
more than any meal during ID. day
yon kindly four bottles again last night and
began again this morning. snd hope 10 he entirely
relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
wishes. Very truly. your most graceful friend
NIB {. Ri,rRs.
guarantee ~ genuine and written ~ the person.
whose names thsy bear.
10 not suffer Yourself n BE- imposed mi rom, w.
irawn away after ard doubfli experiments DON
tx yanr health hv letting nosices experiment upof
rou with their trash
Nv sarsspariiia has stood the fest fnr fweniv-fv
ears VI A. st the rsspara ~ The day and ~ The
re- towering all Others IN popularity and its
i've qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying 10 palm IN on yon
thor extracts n Ssrsaparlla so-eaad Remember II
ir. John Ruli's Ssrsapari. ~ Louisville. KY. thaf
the Old and reliable remedy far impurities " the hloo
md scrcfuons affections. Always bear that in mind.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The proprietors Of the Union Flour
Mills respectfully thank the public for
their patronage, and give notice that they
will expect all who buy flour ofthem 10
send
CASH WITH ORDER,
AZ they cannot sell -four on credit any
longer. The small margin now realized
by millers compels us to adopt this
course.
EGG & SCHEURICH.
August lst, lS79--tf.
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Ns.a!AY! n ~ TRAVELLING PUBLIC

The C.. X. 4 s. w. R'y Co.. have made
arrangements with the Louisville and
Henderson Packet Co., by which NOM
ing trains make direct connection al
Iockport with all boats In their liue for
Evansville.
Monday evening train connects All
Koekpcrt with Steamer Grey Eagle for
Louisville.
Through tickets to Evansville for sale
q Al Offices Of Company aud BY Con.
ductors Of trains.
u. G. BRANHAM, Sup't
April 18th, ls70-tr
n = Alua.li.. II .A
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Days Of Meeting OF tho Trustees
Of the Various Townships In
Dubois COunsy.
m Office is hereby given that the Truss
- tees Of the various townships Of Du-
bois Co. will be at their respective Offices
In each Of the townships for the purpose
of attending 70 township business, on
the following days:
Columbia Harrison, Roons, psinhridgs Marion. Han
Jefferson. jackson, Cass and gsrdinand rownslip.
all on Saturdays VI each week; and rasska tow nskp
lon Mondays each weeks Madien On tAx IL
and 81 Saturdays In every msnth.
Persons having business with any u The Trwsses
will have 70 observe these days he lHW presjdss
IN Sec D. Such Township TrHstse shall dssirnsss
certain days In each week month may BE required
IN which he will attend the hnsnsss Of Ais TOW hlp
and notice thereof be Kyen 10 the inhsbitspts
% sach tewnship and all contracts. auditing aud pay
Iment " claims shall be made only push dsslrnstsA
days"
! SUMMONS, ycNAs snkrrsosn,
CnRIs- RrpoLrs. H. IsNroE
ANnktw hcNsnsSSs fkin k<HiAipBs,
W. W KsNbALL, j. rnrtsr
yosfrH Fairz. NosnsE risnRs
F.W. korHrEr CiKsEss LpxKES.
April l1th ls7s.--1y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-14

a valsshls Discovery
srd Nee Departure IN Mel
zeal seicrcs. IN entirely
Nsw and positively eGect-
i've Remedy for the sr<sty
and permanent Care ~
Seminal Emissions =
Impotency ~ re enly
true wy.v i.s Direct
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<ps ssaf u Disease setsg ~ Absorption ~ slsrs
~ sp><ife n1senes the Seminal yosloleD. 1ac-
uiasory Ducfn Prostate GLAND. ard Urethra- The
~ Hemedy n1e1 With snd
4ses interfere With the ordinary ruysu,s 81 life -
0uickiy dissolved sd ahsorbed producing fmme-
date sscshsg and resssivs elect hs sesas ss1
srgsnrsns wrseksd from sefabuss md
spping sAs drain oa the system restoring he mind 70
Asslyh sn1 sound neuorya se.eving ms pimneee -
sight Nervous Debility. Confusion q Ideee. Aver
son 20 society &c. etc., snd ne sprersnes q prema-
g perfect Ssxual vigor. ~hsrs h.s bees dormant ~
severe easss ss1 now prososeeei success Drug sse
o. With but lille any permanent sssd There
yossssss abos Prepsrsiion. sesea sbssvrn essbss
positively guarantee that vi give eatiefaction
Dsrsg srhf that has bees 10 general have
ehoussu6s q ne vsIse. ssd coseete1
~ Netcs Frofesoa % be the most rational yet
discovered q sehirg and esrsg this very prevalent cstes
thai veil tnswn 70 Be the d unfold nise 70 % asys
asi Who's ouacD With their usssss scstrus 80
BID feoD The Kennedy put neat toxs Of three sxs-
No. T. (ssssgh y Lad monfhD o3y Mo- q pa4<ssnt -
eject cure. unless " evere esse) -; No q
assR three nosths. will stop emissicns sd restore
vssr ess~s ~. Sest BY NAIL sssied. plain
vr.rp>r Pull pIn1cT1ors for using VIII sceon-
%ssni ~ : bsserravs Pamphlet giving As.sssieslN
fiissrHf,nrs wki<b vin eonsinee the mos sksphesI
tkst trey - rssorvd 70 perfect msshcot, ssd
fne1 To- The futies Of hfs. sane . a1susd.
Nssnt Sealed isr stamp 10 ess. sold ONLY ~ me-
HAanl8 REMEDY CO. mre CHEMISTS.
MARKET and ssh sts. 81. LOUIS MO.
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PERSON VII.

Queen Victoria used TO be fond of etching,
all her daughters have been Instructed in the art
Miss Bette Evarts, the daughter of the See
rotary. l. be married 10 NJ Perkins OF Boston dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
The Mr.. John Bannister who has just made
his appearance upon the London STAGE Il said to be
greagrandson OF the famous actor, Jack Bannster.
NJ. Vieuxtemps having finally and for rca-
Of failing heal resigned his position the Royal
Conservatory OF Music Brussels, is receive pen
from the Belgian Government
The proposed entertainment of General
Grant In chicago includes address OF welcome from
the Hon T.. Is. Washburne. poem by Mr.. David Swing
and a great military procession. The 10Th and 18th OF
November are the days named for the ceremonics
The ex-Empress Eugene receives no one,
ana dues alone in her apartment. she remains
deeply depressed. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES she
said TO have purchased Syria for country seat
400 aid one OF It's pecusres Is that the front
contains l22 windows.
Mrs. Perkins says concerning her dis
tngushed family Isu't IL dscoura gng 10 be known
only In connection with somebody else Now am
hardly Mary Beecher Perkins IL Is either tho
sister OF Henry Ward Boecher, the daughter OF old
ly man Beechet or the mOther-ln-law OF Edward
Everett Hale "
Henry Ward Beecher says he has peculiar
tenderness OF feeling Tor indianapolis. although the
memories OF his life gether tho
agreeable. He adds In his impressive way " When
die would rather DO buried at Indianapolis. the
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gent public opinion. Every step has be-
trayed the deliberate intention to secure
chances of cheating at the election, no matter
at what cost.
The cost will not be small. Mr. Tilden has
forfeited the respect of Il great many decent
citizens by this performance. There are
thousands who were disposed to support him
and his puppets, now in Office, prior to the
prostitution of official power to the worst
uses of faction, who feel that n set OF men
who try TO carry elections by fraud, ana by
fraud alone, have no claim to public conf
deuce. II would not have damaged Mr. Ill
den fatally had lie been beaten by split IN
The Democratic party. But he has lost the
rcspec; and confidence of ii great many voters,
in this matter rs in his futile dalllance
with men who were thought to have electoral
votes for sale, and 1t is not improbable now
that The majority against him and his candl-
date Will he heavy enough to put an end to
his chances in the Presidential contest.
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FIG TRFS THAT DO NOT LIE.

The exposure in our columns this morning
of a false pretence upon which the Demo-
cratic party has put It's chief trust in the
present campaign, Is one Of the most thorough
pieces OF work we have examined this long
while. We have been requested over and
over again to Eight the battle OF this year on
estate issues" only. The friends of Mr..
Robinson have thereupon claimed for him the
credit of reducing the taxes and expenditures,
and wping out debts. The friends of Mr.
Tilden made the same claim Tor the previous
Democratic administration and Mr.. Iilden
was never tired of Wanting his own achieve
ments in economy in his messages to the
Legislature. The communication which we
now print from the accomplished Editor
of The Albany Erening journal leaves
not fragment of this impudent claim
BY a calm statement of facts and
clear array of figures it dsposes so
eflectually of Mr.. Robinson's pretenslons as
financial reformer that If his partisans have
any sense of shame they will drop the subject
forever. The demonstration Is unanswerabe,
and it is crushing.
The letter to which we refer is so terse and
80 plain that we shall not attempt to make a
summary OF JUS Stdttmcnts. we Deg Ill our
readers to look at it; when they have once
begun it they will need no urging to go to
the end. In brief, 1t shows that the reduc-
tons of debt and expenditure for which
Democratic Governors have been claiming
the credit were all made by Republican
Legislatures and Republican voters. generally
in the face of the solid resistance of the
Democratic party. And so far as Governor
Robinson personally is concerned, there Is a
most glaring absurdity in the claim. because
he had occasion as Controller in 1876 to
transmit to the Legislature the final report of
his Republican predecessor, in which the re-
ductions for which he now seeks the praise
were duly announced and credited where
they belonged.
We believe there are some weak and waver-
ing Republicans who have talked now and
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jnocx 10 Announcements.

ANTsINTSrs- I'd Tcos-6ih coiumu
BANKRvIT NOIIChs-7M fGCo-6th column
ICAII AND ROoMs-3G rae 81 aud an colu hn'
BJsiNFss CHANCLs-7a PG0s-O ih column
kTsiNFsS NOIlCES-4M lrJc-lst conmh
CcrTORAIIOS NOUct~-7N i0g,-6'h column
COUNTRY i}DkRls-3d YCGe-$a column
DANCING Academic 6N PGgs-4th coinint-
ITNffl Nj NtfICr~-Th fC0f 6fa cOimi-
DRY GoOns-3d rGoe--ith column.
tURorFAN fpvEEIIsrntNT--7n Page 9th column
FINANCIAt-7h race 5-h ano Gth Columns.
FVENIIURi-2G POrc-6th column
CRATES AID fESnHR.- an F1gc- DIN colutnh
HELP WANTFI- 81 PGJs-3d column
UOIEIS- % gdCs-G eta cOtumr.
Lev CREAM On ce--4ti column. -
INsTIT CTIO~- q p fGgc-lsi. -. 81 ana 1'n Vo'N'"
IAw scuOois-tM FG0e-4 D. comwn.
LOST AND FOUND-2G Pagt-6ih column.
NaARIAGFs AID DEATHS f07c on coiutnh' ~.
mIs,HIIANFoV-- IN foot-6iA column :" 1"9'-
5tn ana 6th columns.
NV Publications. 6N Pags-lsf 90 ann.
Political NprlCIs-5p fGge-1'h ana tthco-uNihS'
TIOfosAIs-Gh rGgf-4h .oflnn.
hF.I sd IOOc-lsi co.rmn
elTrATioNs vNsIII-MAift-3 'GG--3l co4uhH
fINALEs- 81 00r-lSt / aus 81 columns
sTTCIAI SOIiCEs-50 foJe- 5th 'ninn 80,
eJfAlr.AEs RAiLaOkns- 81 fGge- ON A"U 90"
columns
STIAhRRs OCFGN-Sd Foce- 4th column
n ACTYRF- 6h Td0c IN column.
TN TIM d fa0G 6th column.
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCaRS-2d faqe-6th column
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OF nv carly Iabors. Than anywhere else earth" Mr.
Deecncr likes TO talk Of IDcinnapois, ard Omi's 10
onnorun,fv 10 ask abont some almost forgotten fcu1
ar He tells some an-llg stores o. he citations
presbytores and synOds FOR hero5y IN carly
days
Mr. Thackeray had not too high an opinion
Of his talent for drawing. though he thoroughly enjoyed
exercising IT, have discovered" he said pleasantly
ore day. IN reference certain magazine illustrations
that there l. at least person IN the world who
draws worse than even 1 % myself" Nevertheless,
who could spare great writer's inarste, delicious
sketches The Rose and the RIG for instance,
yonli lose half its gracious without the large
messed King. dolly qdecn, grim Countess OruntnuR
and little aanc.ng Betsnda
LONDON, Oct. John B. Cough, the tenn
pefance advocate VIII sail for the United states next
gaflrfay.
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amnsemenis ano meennus Go MINT.

DAYS THEATRE and b: % Divorce" 60,
fnrn AVlNUL IHEATRE-Opera Boune, u"one
Girohl."
HAVFRI1's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." A..
MN NsIK AoVArITu'' II VI. :. Pnalorc.s
OLYMPIC TnEATRT-2 and :: ' The French SPY.
Pam INV AMY" Our American Cousin"
s.N rp.~'rsc. uf~.IRttS' OPERA uOUSE-Variety.
sTANnARD InFATRF- Merchant Of venice
IeloN soVAWI IHFATRf-" Nv Partner
ualIast fuFArHf--" Contempt of Court. .
WOODS BROABwAY THEATIE-2 and : " Bfic-a-l5rac'
American STANDARDIZATION. Day ana Efchh-.
KaslII. * llAI's GAUpsN-tCrccrt.
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 1872

lie money TO the support of Catholic schools taught
by INNS in connection with convent The con-
vent school will now, probably. be closed, OF sup
ported by private funds. I'm Hartford also the ne
publcaus made heavy gains, electng part OF tnelr
ErLni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

The Illumination of fraud leads the plat
form, and is very robust The platform, Tor
the rest. consists of an arraignment OF the ke-
publican party on the familiar pretext, and
pronunciation of the familiar principles when
appear so often in Democratic resolutions ana
50 seldom in Democratic practices. II the Ut
terances of the Convention on these points
are noticeable at ALL it is for the somewhat
meaa-re appreciation bestowed upon the issues
raised by the Democratic Congress.
The intention Of the Mexican Government
TO assume control of the silver deposits at
the Moiada or Dewy Mountains, serves to
confirm the report that rich min
eral district has been discovered there,
producing ore that yields sometimes
as much as 500 ounces OF sill
yer to the ton. The contemplated scheme may
also be connected with the fear expressed by
Mexican journal that the rush To the mines
from Texas will create Esprit of territorial
annexation" As the district is within only
900 miles of the frontier some Texans may
desire TO see il and the intervening territory
added TO their State, hut il they acquire pro-
lection and comfort under the Mexican lag
they are not likely 20 abandon mining III
order TO engage in iilbustering schemes. II,
however the deposits are as rich rs reported,
people from this and other countries will not
be deferred 10y Mexican misgivlngS from work
ing them.
II seems that the accomplished lie Due dld
not engender the tea boom after all, but Only
hitchcd himself fast TO II with much demon
stratIon after ii was well a-going. 1t must De
admitted that lie Dues noise has not tended
TO Dopularize experiments in the culture oil
the tea plant IN orr warm attitudes, but ON
the contrary has only served to excite hllarl-
ous ANA iirevcront comment. Some facts ana
opinions of Mr. Saunders in another column
are worth considering before dismiSsing the
enterprise as necessarily ridiculous because
lie Due has assumed To be its champion. 1t
is rather depressing to reflect that we have been
cheering ourselves all our lives with cup which
has been ruined by Chinese cheap labor. and
that 80 long rs we rely upon imported tea we
consume an article which is essentially viii
ated by the heroic treatment it invariably sui
fers in Asia. As soon rs the American citi
zen can be convinced that he never viii en-
10Y good tea until he raises II himself, he VIII
90 down to Florida and set out Il plantation.
By the way, if this wild Indian tea is so much
better than the Chinese article which has
been tanned and cultivated for thousands of
years, why did not our Government secure
seeds of the thrifty indigenous plant from
Assam instead of purchasing CIVILIZED seed
from the Celeslials7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

then about voting for Mr.. Robinson, on the
ground that he has been good Governor,
and has reduced the taxes. We should Ike
to know what they think of this exposure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

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