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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30
Our POOr.
tha Editor Of The Herald.

To tina Editor Of the Herald.
A great cry goes up to-day fOrruOl. Withthe
poor, the wall for.woed wells up from chilled
hearts in numb bodies, and the despair Of the
destitute grows deeper AID darker upon the
dreaded approach of the blaaksr night than
dsy. The horrors Of fuel famine ore Vsl-
bio, notso much in the midst of, as "on the
other side," apart from, cOntrasted with the
warmth and plenty, if net silluence, OF tAe
more favored members Of our society.
Sympathy, sir, OF crisis like the present
must not stop at words of cheer,
ia Merry Christmas" slack the Gay,
10 starving and freezing humsa beings, DOM
icied like dors,) but must extend at oRce 70
deeds Of charity. So great is the want OF
fuel for hrss, to keep life within attenuaIed
ff.mss, that the want Of food becomes an
s0erthought. The strong voice of the HER
AID is asked in aid of an attempt being maos
to-day towards the timely relief Of the coG-
p&ratvely large number Of tho posr people
who NAV DO found in Dallas to-day without
fires, with little feod, sna with less clothing.
Private funds are being used as far as they
will 60, and it has bean suggested
that Tho city should certainly be
rcpresonted a little further in this matter OF
common charity, than the misorly !a,ppFSprI-
alton of $25 per month can ,pssslOiy plot
vide, when the Thermometer lowers slm n,t
tozsro and the hopes of the really Needy pu.
as sadly neglected fall quite belle" Ihat POM y
in the sum Of mortal miseries. oFggsnlzeu
shsrt, participated in by city and oltlzs .n;
can do much toward relieving prime necos ,s a,
ties, and convey trile Of our genera,
Christmas cheer TO the unhappy homes %
innocent victims Of tho curse oil poystv
HUMANITY.
DArr,a nac % 1850
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30
He Carved Him.

Jake Long, an Abyainian, falling out ",'l
Charles Fox, brother black, pulled Out
knife and proceeded to carve FOI's anatomy
the surgical operations being c0nan'd'0 w, WV
left breast. Tho combAtant, Gro habltuss q wa tH'
cOlored gambling des in the rear OF tnS " y II u
LIAM Tell house, the location Of whlcn r !. ~
the Stone building on Market stTsss; L wb5
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Miller, Nv, MuS
lodged him in the county jail. FGHh la S0U'
isvery severe, though not considered u"A
gerOut
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30
All the Rage.

The "Morning GlorisS," Introduces s,S ~
"E E,pAnol" fer the smoksrs holiday on"Cs
Arc all tho rage, and good judges pt pre- IN the
them the grsats,t bargain ever off'rea ~ sr Ia.
weed. Try ens-s genuine havana
Tor five cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30

We desire to hereby express our thSnH' -
Colonel W. H. whi!ls, proprietor Oh v,
Grand Windsor hotel, for the grsiul'o .nnn.r
kind use of the dining room for tnS suPp''
'''p S'A' ' TINS LADIES.
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RInslhed UP.

News reached the city yesterday ".'
Thoas, Phsrss, formerly efthiH CITY, ou. NV ~,
Of Csrsicsua, was stabbed Tuesday n'gn. INK ~
three railroad msn, who had grudgs. aG ..ci'
him. They cut him in the race ,. nu
INJECTING soyere.though not fatal woanu''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30

We arc now prepared to supply Che trade
with the Celebrated Francis Whitaker star
Ham, eanvaged and uncanvassed, and We
caution buyers TO see that MI Hams they bus
have the "starn burnt on the skin Of each ham
irthey want to enjoy good living. WholesSled
by mcEHNIs g. KERCH.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
To5 Elm Street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30
TO TRADE OR SELL.

One md hand buggy, eItro COED
Foar head OF hortsii seme very ma.
Five pianos.
Two nae gold watches.
one kiln rssd, hard broh
One case hns Enalish KunA
produce at cash priess.
hsys also several trasts OF good land In
,his and othsr counties fer sale lew.
!, /. RLEKus,- aO7 Main sirsot. -
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Letter List

Inc followingb list of letters remaining
y, "a 'ue fs''aihce at Dallas, Dallas county, for
!; aIe week ending December 20, 1880, which.
II h no. called for in four weeks, will DO sent
70 70 lhe DesS'Let,er Office. Parties calling for
tneee letters will please cay advertised, {"
giving date Of advertised list:
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=oo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

No oG 2Ssl Of November Iyy Der
tiona bank }!r $s,, sGp'gAlIIrIi persons are
s5ih, 1880 by gnds HaiS.t Regulating for lie
same same W. II. YoumanD' .,.,.,.-.-.--..-----
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nj. DRAM

Has removed his large and elegant stock
imainondI. Jevslry, watches, chains, qua
and Plated silvsrHsrs and Fancy Atnc~s =
bIs nav bEildiHg,
, 1880-02-13
TIE EXODUS.

fKSTEHls!At y FHoGEEuARAs- ........
WASHINGTON, u. C., Fob. ls.-lacforn tho Exo-
dus Committee to-Jay Hughes East, Of Indian"
apolis, tdentItled tho papers written BY hlnself.
and subscr,tcl to by two co'orcd emfgranta from
North Carnltna, stating tho intter were induced
10 come 10 Indiana by representations Of Perry
md Wjlliums, tho North CaFolinA agItAtors, who
Told thom IndIanA was Democratic State, and
they wantel cnt&rants to voto tho Republican
ticket because tho Delnocrata werc using tue Of
t.oes for fraud and corruption, Perry. in par
tie,llar, saId: ~ No want no Democratic negroes,
-nn,e but st1onK-hearted ltepnelicans 10 go 10
Indiana" ....,-..,
those and several other eIplErAlta thoy I'LL cxs
rresaed desire tn return to Nnrth CaI0[lna.
,GBlL l.. D. NaI,son. U rruIttnGnt ueM9cfat.
froul indlnnu pulls. and ktlt" Auditor Of indiana
was the next witncAs. lie testted that some q q
the colored Immigrants IN l.nitaIlaGuis seem "a
bink that the l'enocrati9 STATE o!iioiais hay1 e.,
Iu1,1 Wbiuh thgy Gull aud will nss tH send tha
Immigrants Gark tu North CarulinA, 10 a. 10 K0t
tloir yutra out IT tho BMte. On the huhlece Ut
iuiDr demand, he saiil there wsls IN abundance
of uudovelnpei agricultural and mining r.. 2.
SOURCES In tho State, hut to develop these both
additional o4p!t.l and labAr weso nset!sa, ~ w.
| not pallpora such Al bud been dumped into tho
Htato from North EArlItlnA.
, 1880-02-13
:ICE FIVE CENTS.

5 sribe4' hy tho treaties and taws Of the unfted
...ilan country: and n ..'e M is Only s.lo1cce 70
1nslittn Department. military 1nsfat Anti such
thcrcin Under tic Intercourse laws oi tic United
';fa w!!EnEss @ Tho.e !nws provide FOR tho remeyal
Of oil persons rcsltlng or trailing thcrein with
u.st the express pnrtntssson 9f tho !. indian Dc.
Whnnl such agents nity deem 10 lno improper
lscr7sot.s 10 reside IN tho fndnn tsaintry: nnd
wmEHEAs. III aid and support Of s,ttt' ORGAN
further actlon Will 'm taken ~ thu Government
to prevent persons fro1n ,9nlnE into said Terri
tory and settle therein; but ,t... sc. reprc'onta-
pro'cciias l iSe in'etrets .! ths 1aiisa ansioas
ind tstscs. rs well rs q the tInltesi stote, In i.
f'rcsidsns ni tic UnIfcd statcs, 10 ndinon.'l and
warn all r,Ici persons so Intending nr preparing
propcr I sKrnt of ihe Jit'1an Department,
sst apy "tteGp y e. ~ 70 p.r or scat9 IA pn n
tSi,s Who MAY 70 offend TINT tbey wiil bo speed.
l!y md Immediately removed thorofr9ln Dy the
A,1nt ncu,r.ilnH to tho lnwa mn'lr mid provided,
and that no etrota Will be spared 10 prevent tho
tnvns1nn ut said Terr!tory. ,1l1nora srren't "
evll+,Isposcd persons 70 TIC tx'nt.1'ry 1otwltf-
u,leu NJ the military forces Of tho United statea
will bc Invoked 70 tnrTy Into proper execution
thG sws Of the gmed atss nf5 re. TO-
hanl and cn,lsed tho seal Of tho United statcs
Dono 1t tho City of Washington, thls twoltth
tht,i,tand nixht hundred and atshty: and Of tho
Independence Of tho United States Tho nne M h.,ft-
dsrt md fourth. II. u. HAYES.
WV. M, EyA1rTs Secretary Of State.
, 1880-02-13

Special Dt.paseh to 7ns Chicago 7fteu"s.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. 1s.-To-tny'a discuss
sIo Of the rules IN tho ttndaa waa tho RIoat mi"
mated that bus yet occurred. The topic waa tho
proposition 70 amoua the t"cnty'hFst faie.
which. under the plos Of rptrenchrneut. permits
tho Democratic maturity practically to pltsa any
partisan legislation thca please attached 10 all
appropriation hill. The clause OF the twenty"
tlrst ruie In question was tho device OF tho
democrats In the Forsy~fourth Congress, bS
1ncuns Of which they bl,cccedeA Ill securing
80 much part!aan legislation. 1t was ny
moaus OF this rtllo hat all the
attompts to ropeM War Legislation aa|e
been made. tho Speaker, by stratned conatruo'
tlou, ruling that Tho: propositions incidental,
would result Ia tho rotronohmnat OF oxpendt
turea. Tho Republicans we're determined, Il
possible, that thla r1llo should be changed. Th'
, 1880-02-13
111iFITNDING,
IklII . N IVIIF W.
TIE THREE AND 4 HALE rEn CENTS.
Srte{di 1Gpatfh Il Ihs EhleaRp 7flknnf.

TIE THREE AND NAr.Y TEN CENTS.
sptefas Dtpa.th ta 7hs Chteapp Tribune.
WAsuISorox, D. C., Feb 1:-Tho discussion
ot tho Ways and Means Con.nlltico tn-duy over
tho rcfunfinE proposition clsno to a'f abrupt
aud sntncwI,at unexpected Termination hy tho
ndoptton Of three propositions and tho npro'nt~
rnct,t Of Wood. CarllsIe ani Frye to fratnc them
into Il bill. Tho plan Of keeping &5U,oooON
out Of tho acheinu ts purity shtrmaha
md nartly Kcliey's mud tte rest Ut Cnr"
llslos t,lnn, which was outlined In THE
TupuNn Of luat Monday. Morrison sni''o
stringent opposition to this plan, and spoke
some very ptain worls concerning Tho attltlido
Of members OF tho Committee on tho subject
iutlmatsnk that they were uctEng principally III
y!ew Of tho coming prtslduntlal cunlpa,gn.
Morrison said he did not felteye that twenty
year 81; per ccut bond Icn.tl bo doated ut nar,
md moved I'll amendment making tho rnto OF
interest 3,G5. No ono voted with him, however,
| anu tho other pnn WIS adopted. with but QUO
dissenting vote. which was cast by Garfield.
uuSDs CALLED FOR.
| ID tAa Jytsttrn Aasoctdttd PFta.
WasHIS0TON, .. c., Feb. E--Tho following
circular in relation to tho purchase Ut United
Etates bonds for tho Sinking Fund was Issued
| this nftcFnoon: .,-.- ,>,.,.: .. ,,. a..-
.HTniy. HnsoWsSt WAsniSnroN FIJI. l:-Tho secrctar,
te Treasury hsrob sxss ~ 1etisS thas pf of
States described 6ulow Will bo received vt tht
ulico Of the Assistant Treas.rcr e nc t.!tH y,
at Ncw I3rk ax on tx,b"r n1 ,niic. on
which dAys tho bills will 10 opened and awar.l'
DECLARED, tho honda thus purchased to bo ap'
isd e ss nk'ns % st's. r. pc9'lts pC9 tss oItst m hs
Hut statcs: Aef Of Fe iE slxes of 1s; aets 1,,1 q
MSSsa 1 I s'y ast Il + y ls' sna r. ss sse ys '' a
speoi!,o si character Of tho bonds orerca. xncsna
, 1880-02-13
THE OFFICES.
ff,L5S&l1S CEyHt}H srFFfkrtHOHs.
Gneefdt 1tsntseh 10 The Chftd1o Trlbs4nk.


Speetas H!spdseh to The Chttn9o 7fib.sk.
WAsntSf1Tt,s, II. T., Feb. ta.-Tho Illinois
Census Supervisors DID not como III, In tho CIT
ccttIve sessi1n Of the Senate to-day. netnt-
erats claim Ia knuw that when they DO come up
the nomination cf John A. Chestnut, Of Spring.
fu1d, will M t!efeated. IIe II unpopu!@r
atnong the delegation here, 10th StnatorT, 1t Is
saii, being HEnhst him. 4. l.. 1.anxtHti. of
Quincy, cditnr nr tic ftepie,r. will prpbabIy b,
recommended for tho place. lte via rext'nt-
tnened In tho beginning l,y toth scnntors.
chestnut Ia supported hy numerous citizens Of
srrlngf1r!i. 1.auRton Ia ut'ont q years Of nge.
Republican, md Is thought to he specially .nit-
fed for tho position. Chestnut bus strong sup
port, among whom Inay be counted Gov. Palmer,
the State RcYtstrnr. and Ctcrk nf the SupruHn
CURT. Lntgtnn IA Jndorae,l ly both scnafors,
and tho people Of Quincy nf 10th partlcs.
CONFIRMED.
10 the trfstern Assoetattd PFfss
W4slitSt,TOS. D.. C.. Fch. 19.-Thc Srnnte con-
flrr,ed Gcorse Walker, Of New York. t'onsti!-
f3ct,crui OF thc United STATUS Mt Paris: Jnfnes
Howard. Now Ynrk, Appraiser Of MefchIndse
Mt New York: C. l.. fttIIstGln: tnfI!h11a Attorney
Of rho United Suites for tito District or lndiilna:
.Ianlea n. HnwMrth. 0f knnsAe, fnd!nn Inspector;
James f. Spencer. Of New York, Agent for the
1ntliHns Of tho EErtt!A Agency; John Huston,
Postmaster at MIl1crhburY. O.
1tiJgCTEn.
Tho Senate rnJcctcd the nominations Of Super
vlsnrs Of lensi1s M follows: ltnrrtsnn Rrcf f0t
tho District nf Florida, and William J. Patton,
Second District Of Arkansas.
, 1880-02-13

pre.cntntjyps, 1y q t1e.nnroqfe tl.phrlntfn,. Arc
stij 1ltelfci Il, ft,ll tnr Ks,ttDr4 ln Thc Uc1n-
Mrnis tri IS husn rct,,vr,l lunar, o nuke rrsnt
probably fur MI ex-ConiHict1.te DcIlnr n.y.
fpr tnnity yrnfH ttcGn t,lln ut The most OK.
tNrfrnctl. trusted, md efficient dtH,rkecpcrs nf
ihr Iiosc. mud f1e WIS not removed until he r.
fnnif,tsl long cnntIKt 70 instruct tht ErreNhnrna
Df the I,ciniMrf,cy Iii their b,stcas lie wus dis.
cbnrYctl wttbmlt t,.tihe. yet tltt DEMOCRATS on
the slump viii do,,btlcss pretend that they still
tarr fur The untou soldier.
, 1880-02-13
Plonosa1s for T|l[ng, Mante|s and Hardware,

OFFICE Gv Surk1v1a1Sa ARCHITECT,
TnEABuHY DK!ANTMxST
WAsulSnT!,S. u. G., February q. 1880 1
!: m On Dc Xiii any 1t Fobruasy. iR for tslo sn.
.au.,ie q masbe.t(nx. 1os thy marble sentsls md
io tuusc, etc, nt Ehicag1 ILL., In nCc9n1ancn witt
drawings and spscincatto copeR OF which, mud my
JAH. q. HILL.
a.ipervlHinR Architect.
, 1880-02-13

lUHHAN AMI
Epstfaf ntspotth TO TIT [ated9o IrthuH4.
WAsuIN1ToH. n. G., Feb. 12.-In tho linltse
Committee on Elections to.tuy tho cnAe nf Cur
IL, ,,,,, v<,,,, ~ nm IN and iho ,no,nrtv ~,
49, ~ .h ,oo,nm,ttnc tr aen,l Inn n1ectfon
.oaI+ a. 49,, ,,oon,o ~ tho tla, rfrt. wns odontcd
oueA ~ t.o sNol.u ~ ~ St.a ,, ,,.ort .h,,
e,lso to the House Tomorrow, and say Will ba
snt. probably ncxt week. for consideration pf
ne ".t'ec.: ~ .o"'ev u"' '''1"e "''' ''''''~
tho report OF It's committee
B0rSTIESs
, 1880-02-13
~. -.
I Al, MAGE
TONIGHT.
AT
CENTRAL A0SIC-HALA.

1ccst In The county Ncnt q ono nf Tho bcat c0nhGa
II t'en.snl Kansas. r1puiGtlon Hf town nhHns ftu;
essr i1I inst yaar. noJ 1oaaonh eycn for helflnE'
Address 4 Il. Trlbuue mice.
, 1880-02-13

MnU1r1Ettr Hcfnllcr4 nl lHo Itl111llItifH oH i've !
'fsin wcrc II ,,nt In fay0r hf The cxfllnK r,llf'.
II 1t Raves II the spcAkrr thc pr.le'isn' 'ts'ate
,o,vtr, III his discretion, to tiM:lc whit the
Imtsr rhnIl yotc npnn under the technical mime
II MI appropriation till. Nenr1y att the 'ielHca
II thu cytrl s,ast,t1 antl the ihstsca which wctc
hen ruftH1 nrosp out nt .....-...
pHur,atr1osa .YsiiicIf wEnE ONLY NADI
xsstlln h} tho strained construction nf This
ruiz. The Der1btrntfo rnrty n'HnaRcrs SEC in |
Tho rule tlcn,s for further polIttrhl nRitAtlnns
nn far striking tho statute laWs psccst tflnrc III
tho rcct,nstr,,ctou titnc, until mi II yest'En Of
lhetn shatl remain. 1t was, prFhaps. slKnirant |
shut blackburn, of Kentucky. should himself.
to-day, have hcc,r In ohnrRr If tim ra'rs. He !
suffered Il Temporary dcfcat. Tho Republicans |
,na,to Il very manly contest nRalnst ths present
atroclosls ruin md, aided byM few Democrats
witoso sc.,se Of justcu md nj propcr ltgislntlon
WIS superior to te dictnscs & r. 1mra,s'lmsn'r; '
h9y:H , Il ogessssE ssEyexht ,es % s"s' @
aSRt aas ID !Sa asiace wcfsff'e fo ill., IL %
I',s.r, tF Xlal,ataa, 0rsrnsHeker. nxrcsl With
The lscpl,bl!cana that u, lr1sl*lots ;,r ntneta-
On o ito npp,sprIaton n bills. Sir. Hpccr. Of floor
iii, tbc yopRest member ot tne l1oisc. ,onk
The ,s k,ma an r ecina eeG h
SELF III tho most poHftlvc ana iloF1a t;r1's
AaA1*sT THE EXISTING Hu1.Es.
Mills, Of Tcxns. too, Dcmoerat who at @ ditfer, r,
:s es H%s ssfn o d; hs ir eSe en-
ter, isiate,i Tint tho old rule tad otitvc Whit
ever usefulness It had. ana onKnt tn ~ re.
thr Nprakcr, but Of tho cauclls. which, he sud.
,,Ucr Democratic rulc, was sought III fule INC
'atgH; napfic,ds amendments to 40 aniend tho r,,o
that 10 pul!tlcM legislation could bc Eosslbiy
proposed III tho way ct M nincnnont. oaiy
aS @ av q aSpt9n es aaSptea @ CD s ma0'fy ~ ae she
1st nsent IT, fas s9e 'So oSse Az
9 # ts o .o sy[; u Gs na"y
m eighty piAcntees Finally. Mt anendH.ent
that rider shall bo attsehc t =, tG p M r rprtpf,n t m
t,ucc g u cxpenifnrcs e pNyidsd Tor by existing lay
% ant coycrei BY the Jill: and. to that ena only
.ys he s 1ossa Ts SSRs 3 e. d n Tic sntss aease Se
managers M .heu Immediately forcel Y, ad|tourn-
n,ont 81 tho lfosc, nnd VII Mtotihtasaly e,, H.
sgnr to % sn srasia es sses " eors tic
ltuuse Committee of tho "hole. Ihat III inc III
'''"'''A '''' p TIE nEnArs.
To The Ty<,t<rn Aaboefattd l7rtsh
WAs111surnx, D. C., Feb. 1a-Tha morning
lu,r expiring, tha House went 1T Into Committee M
WhSS ~ tnS 20 @I md to tho
rst eiansc of isuIo II. roattyo to tho rrad'ns Of
bills. Adopted. .,,,,,o, -, tim eomo
'I "t1emcr, hi appsoprintion bills shall embrace
nothing but APPROPRIATIONS for to ot.say ex-
ernmcnt ers aud iatercst on tho pnlIc dobt: all
tthcr nnpropriatlons shall te inatle by hiA cota-
s,sr 5tss q + qBerggRq' I g IL rfss3ss sss @
fayor nv @ ii tl,o amendment, whis', 'vMl make 4
iin1H,sasbu for tho Approximation Committee ia
Go"ker 1 poRnte a,st The Inconsistency
which j,o1nbcrs fr0tn tho South bud shown y
voting Tor tho fanos lc , which np'ttfi is
, 1880-02-13

Ni NJ, - ~ n- .~,sa .sN.,os....
s,e'os W. ~ E'ot' ... ~ ~. ~" .a.'sa. -
..stns r.. - .u ~ .n,. ns.o,t tn",,ay w..
o!u,' ~ PIN. an M s,o .,ls.nn 'oo,so. ds.
p1aelle''1 Fes'e" ~ NV t<'1''a"1 oI.st1e'' UT
the most radical OF stnr,dponts md sent hero in
Tho tntcrcet OF Yci,ator Kclloag. The
v,ro. prnsidcmt m no,ncrd. uftcr tho rcadtnu If
tno jolraal, that he hid before tho scnaton
memorial from tlo minority of tho Lo'llalana
1cxislatnr INT few Senators were In she!r seats,
nn''' OF tnosn "ho rNfe; only WV, S1"".u ~
liHin't seemed TO fsotice INC hausr az a,t. u"
RECORD for Information. Ifs II long document.
nho xt,rto. urc Mi fntnIltor IN thu nnhtte. Among
,ta ,',,s,,,t, ~ .s',,an.,s ~" ia thn fo,,owtrT.
tuo s'o''ns Po4ak.ap" - ~ . -
mn, aM rra,n't !no f prf fI @ trc,,ahot III stntc.
incn , abc to address you oiisally as tho icEi4:
naofty ot iSst se rsprstsniaT ;sai f .
III u . VT, III ~ 1,,nn tvhn t..o,,nw scofai Il,
Mt . ,t,. ~ - a,}}.innm - -. ~. i,Gi,or titic
th"s qsn,.ax ss," ~ ~ mvc hcrninbofot ami.
nef,tct 10 nct ,lr,ou rrprescntatons which they
tho 70 er =: tue yssS q hs bs
Gcn,oa.a,is"
- zsros's ,,oart1srv TO HAYES:
oucied himself To tho election ot President
liHfES, anu bGjlQPR9 INIT 10 DU C4lt~
,ot hold any WIN tho EseeS <,en
t,S' how 'a''s hn sneycd Sa ;uo PrcsIdeuts recon-
Eo,on En-" pm PlIod; "hy str hayo not beer, IN tho
White House snec that creature wont Into ~ It.
aud never will until can SEQ some t'no thoro
"n.tanca m"u n ~ II ~ ncrhaps unfortunate TINT Mr.
ga., as. ,ne,,s ,ma ,,nc,saut nos,ion at
Chairman of tho Committee on EDTBlKH NclN-
/ tlons, OF nll othcrs~ Tho Senator 'ltrg that
position should be. ut least on coarteo',s tornls
ca c1e sap a. 1sei ps"na reiatIons % w. wt President
t,n,,, tho t,hS,rt,'nn,h1t, nf tho rorclcu Hcla-
| .. ..'..'s ,s... -
'"''' ~' rsrgnoceAx1o CANAL. :,
5,or,i"n In tho intefoceanio canal matter. While
soliciting s.lpm'rt to defeat tho confirmation Of
frnn ,ns fs' Fo,aan na Anirs S Committee % calling
,,ra,. ,ha ,,r,st"nt fnr Inr,rmoton relative tn
eea snnai IN 1attess. It ,saao prosssie int the
transmit to both iionses Of Congress . n,es.aso
asaxor'ns to ssasde tho ptesidoat from I,;t: Pc.
4hn It",ra IN aS no Mo
roc eetts aestrine ~.,.,,,- ,,,o-w.,
- ,,., orracsn14ksas: sa1s " PIX n.stcndca ofsce.
sae soo o. acs tha oph $40 or
rokcss ~ onst ~ =" nuth se IN or onth for son
inon.hh o.h: 9ns nr E * aee mni,t I'll Sn mothiy COM
s,santi, MuMntii ms1o $'' 'ee t'''''" Nv Wv 1''S'
aisSissirr1 N1vnn. :, IN, .,.t.
IT, Rp @ i cSqna tSat ay haso
sEsem s ,..'No,nn,t ~ ~ tnn rSer Tha nHxccrs
tIio ia 1nt,sencnt haxo tecsic not to nsK TINT
, 1880-02-13

tn thg flGt thAt tno BcHtIfiAnh l1un x,niu Nrt
tEe Con.lnittea III Appropriations, and to tho
further iaut TINT whp' he f,nd thnt p2s!tlon en- en-
aFa ,t.s. m ', i ssppr,ssloa seS'sss III hs Tssss
ha sdi ne.er , eot i ti'o 'sh ~hd, legislation not
oen 4ef,S, pom nd 1xbtae,,s 4 WV Wy II
icEtslntnR. The 1Iouae could not g.yo g up thsS
r1Iu. It must mot Ktye u up It hati kassa! ~!
iin,Iso hc!d oil 10 It, II wnld sive nllons more.
sir. Whito Withdrew t,ls Anondment IT. tor tho 20
parpose Of Permitting ~, snseGr 81 1t g a9SSssieh Ss hti e
"mSr oln'!se eee ee io M1s. !. tola III Ist I'LL. ~ "
NJ. HIccr then offered lsancntiment@ @ TO atf.ko i
paeiss ri q eFisaoa upon spptopFistion IN {
q tho direction Of rotfsnGht.,,t; ., ano Gt lnsee' Il
te9 saosoet thG nor foo|inKt: ~ at1te put 1i' a,y
snsa' st Y z MONEY ss otS{ e"d iasert lei .u,
liz protested hut ho VIZ not n tle slEhtesi e d1 1o
ssS sfntsress uo ID tho 7 a.ry !. wSo bFan q tix
ssst.on on sst', 9s Il + Teps
p'sabo to tse aoso tue ~ s0suiH sc1asinn ~ III,
rules ri for the guidance Of I've House. !tna tho
gontiemen considered what tsa failure az appsS,-
ppsSry future, hut 10 nieant y refusal on tho
ot the people. @ .h 70 aetto'
IT MEANT ANARCHY;
It meant tho paralysis OF every department; II
snoant the rep.iiiation II tho National tiobt, Il
.naaiit tho destruction Of thc judiciary; It. meatli
.bs tee Sspssaai Ss of G"nxs. whsn ths appropra
lions wpfs rcfIlsc.l, rid handed revolution or tht
irDn Nrusp ot dos5,dtiAm wuoft seixu upon AM
r,,yaao the unprotected tsuritaBe Of fiyedoln
LPpl1use on tho hspgisa',, ,s sae} a}1.ra,. Mat,
Constitutions tnr tho p,lrose of showing that Il
twenty-five out Of thirty-nlxht statcs leGls1a'
ion u, appropriation h,lls ~ Mas prnhbted., j., ,o
Rtyo a ipose conslsuction to that r.llo; Will
SHa rot pHes hS sct*iataaP 1%n APp9ssn s %so
, | nsyartheitns uso thai r,,ae for the purpose O
rutrunohnout. Ils would! uso rlders tor 1he ngr
poso Of rcpoallng laws tllat had loeii enacted 3
, slTiKj down bad statutes. Lot tho Democrat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09
VANDALIA LINE.
The Vandalia Line

From Cincinnati to st. Louis is now run
ming special line of magnificent Pullman
Palace Sleeping Caches for the accommo-
dation of travel between the two cities
This is an improvement that the travel
ing public will appreciate as it assures one
of choice of berths, something that can not
be guaranteed by other lines whose Sleep
ing cars come through from the seaboard
cities. ..r....
The Vandalia sleepers start from Plum
street Depot every day at 7 p. M. time to
St. Louis Union Depot, where all Western
connections are made twelve hours. One
trip over the Vandalia will convince the
most skeptical that it is 1.-THE route" for
6rst-class travellers. Tickets and berths
may be secured at any time by applying to
]. W. Pilsbury, Grand Hotel, E. V. Moss,
Plum-street Depot, or s. Egan, Ticket
Agent, northwest corner Fourth and Vine
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.