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National Republican., 1880-11-30
CASTING ABOUT.

Would It not be profitable for Monroe and
Phillips counties to organize an immigrant
society aud seud u representative into the
older states 10 advertise our counties and get
the people to come apd settle among us and
help Us develop our resources p Clarendon
(irk.) sun.
1t would be profitable and II is Just the
ihing to do First, form u society; second,
purchase large body of land, say 10000 or
10000 acres; third, colonies thrifty migrants
from Europe or tho older states, being careful
to put mp school-houscs as one of tho essen.
tials, and bait that always takes with every
true man eager for the future of his chill.
dren.- Memphis Appcal
II is gratifying TO discover that the south
ern people begin to feel the necessity Of
doing something in behalf OF their future in
the way Of development. They have saga
city enough to sec that something is want
ing TO enable them 10 maintain respect
able position in the race Of progress and
development, but they have no perccptive
powers that reach what that something is.
They fail TO discover that the impediments
which stand in the way of their progress
reside within themselves and their
methods and policies exercised toward
others. They now talk of advertising
their lands, and of thus inducing people
TO como among them and help them
to develop their resources. The trouble is,
whether they see it or not, the south has
advertised too much already. They have
filled two decades of history with adver-
tisings of warning which repel rather than
induce people TO make their homes in that
section. In referring TO this matter the
Memphis (Tenn) Ara'dnebe holds the fol-
lowing truthful, sensible and suggestive
language:
Forty immigrant soceiies, with agents in
every nook and corner of Europe and America
will not induce immigrants 60 settle in
/ Monroe county, unless immigrants have MS.
suraucC that they can exercise all tho rights
and privileges OF an American citizen with
perfect freedom. 1t is quite useless for south
crn newspapers to suppress the facts Admit
ting that Il majority of tho best citizens OF
Monroe county are opposed to these bullduzing
practices, yet ii seems they are powerlcSs 10
prevent them. The southern press may ignore
| the preparation Of these crimes against free
suffrage, but the truth is widely and uni.
| versally known, nevertheless. The best i'm.
migration society for Monroe county will be q
society lor the extinction OF It's bulldO2ars
After the extinction Of these pests Of the south
If it shall then appear in Monroe county thai
an American citizen can profess any political
! belief that ho chooses to profess, without q
sacrifice of his material interests, and vote fol
any candidate he plenses to vote for, aud hay,
his vote honestly counted, without being CON
sidered an enemy Of the SOUTH" then th,
delicious eli mate and The fertile soil OF Monro,
county, Ark, will not need the aid of .,
immigrant society to induce thousands t
seek homes within its borders.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

brief statement of the matter above given
that almost nothing in the right direction
has been accomplished. II appears that the
statement made by Mr.. STEPHENS of de-
cline OF southern prosperity has fallen upon
the public mind like new discovery.
There has been a sort of h alting faith in
the idea that things were working passably
we'll at the south except politically, and
politically. 1t was represented by Senators
LAMAR, GORDON and Others they were in
a good way, the power was in the best
hands to be found in the section, aud was
so wisely exercised as to give eminent satis-
faction to all concerned. The south was
solid on the merits Of administration, and
those who managed tho affairs of state by
their justice, firmness, devotion to the pub
lie welfare and happy faculty of meeting
the peoples wants had so commended them
selves to the popular judgment that opposi-
tion and discomfort had almost faded away
and was lost to sight. 1t is not our pur.
! pose to contest this view of the political
situation here, We will assume for the
purposes of tho occasion that ii is true.
But if true il shows that the highest wis
dom OF southern statesmen, backed by the
body Of southern worth and intelligence,
has not been able TO arrest the decline and
put society upon the highway of prosperity,
otherwise Mr.. STEPHENS is mistaken. We
think he is not mistaken, and, therefore,
feel sure in the position that almost nothing
| has been ACCOMPLISHED in the direction OF
southern renovation. Hardly the first step
has been taken aud as before said, this is
a case where progress must come by steps.
If the first step cannot be taken nothing
stands in the way Of our having an Ireland
on our hands, without the constitutional
power to deal with it in an edectual and
satisfactory manner.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

THE Georgia Legislature has adopted a
resolution to adjourn over from December 4
to the first Wednesday in July. The work
of legislating in Atlanta in July and
August will be warm if not exciting.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
TIE Hon. GopLoyE S. OnTH Of Indiana a

THE Hon. GoDLovE S. ORTH of Indiana ar
rived at the Ebbitt yesterday. Mr.. ORTIZ 10.
turns 10 tho next congress with largely in.
creased majority. In bis own county he
polled the largest vote and the largest repub-
lcan majority ever given to a congressional
candidate 1t was thero felt among his neigh
bols, who have known his spotess private life
for thirty.dve years, that the gallant stalwart
of Indiana ought to have practical compli-
ment this year, and they gave it to him with
hearty good will
National Republican., 1880-11-30

GERMANY collects a part of its annual
revenue by u direct tax upon incomes.
This tax yields yearly to the treasury
nearly Slj000000, and it reaches in its in
quisitorial way down TO the very poorest
of the emperor's subjects Every person
who earns an annual sum Of 42O marks or
more (S9SS3 pays an income tax. There
are 100000 persons whose yearly earnings
do not reach even this small sum, while
o,G07 400 earn between i2O and G6O marks
($9ss2 and Sl55.30), and 1,O71,3G4 earn be-
tween 600 and 1,200 marks (Sl553O and
$3.50 35). There are only 10Gl3 persons
who pay on an income over GO0O marks
(Slll2).
BISMARCK has proposed in the address
20 the diet that twenty-five per cent. Of
this tax shall be taken Off this year This
is SOP TO Cerberus'--it is intended to
placate the socialist and woySingman. The
pretense of generous relieving Of the
burdens of the poor is shown by the fact
that The treasury budget presents def
cheney of 2s,O0O,OOO marks "A | marks
equal Sd, aud the chancellor says that a
tax must be laid upon malt and tobacco,
and The duty upon foreign rye, meats and
wheat Is to be increased He asks that in
National Republican., 1880-11-30

Ir is announced that colonization of
colored folks to Liberia must stop for the
present, as the American Colonization So
ciety has no funds in its treasury.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

dir ect taxation 70 yield 1l200OO00 mark
be levied the coming year over and above
what is now derived from other sources.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

IL many districts of the south, and espe-
cially in Louisiana and Mississippi, labor is
scarce and wages much higher than at any
period since the war. Senator KELLOGG
says that this fall the planters of the Tecllo
country in Louisiana sent to Kansas to get
the black refugee labor back, aud, although
money was rendered to pay the expenses
Of the passage, not hand would return.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

THE exchanges of the New York clear
ing-housc for the five days of last week are
unequaled in amount since the onening of
that institution. They were 81 or, ,Gs0,6i7.
The "Blacll Friday" week amounted to
1886 100000.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

THE sales OF seats for the BERNHARDT
performances for two weeks in Boston have
exceeded $4,000.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

ST.. LOUIS has invested some thousands
in the cheap fare tickets to Chicago, by
which she is able to ship her tramps to her
sister city at 81 per head No new emu
meration Of st, Louis will be taken during
the winter.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Pllladslph,a's Industrial Census.

Philadelphia is not satisfied with her indus.
trial census. LoRIN BLoDGErT, who is init.
mately acquainted with the statistics of tho
city, points out some contradictions in the
figures. lie thinks the total product ofPhila-
delphia manufactures Is Si25, 100000, instead
Of s322, 100000, as returned by the census re.
port. Mr.. DLoDGETT thinks tho enumerators
have been too much hurried.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

OVER one million of silver certificates
have been issued since Friday on deposits
of gold made in New York.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

A KENTUCKY correspondent says that
the effect of the late polar wave is felt in
the bluegrass region, in the increased
tendency to matrimony thereaway.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

The total vote OF Mississippi at the recent
election was 11z075; HAYcoCK's majority,
3l,422 The vote in 1876 was 164,775 A
decrease in the total vote of state of Al
700 in -four years shows considerable eek
clusiyencss in the count" as the South
Carolina term is.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

Is referring TO the MoREY conspiracy
the Albany Ereaiag JoVraal thinks that the
evidence Of the conspiracy is direct and
circunstantial that this MoREY letter was
not only put-up job but it was put up
with the knowledge of the responsible
managers of the democratic party. Its ap.
pcarnce was timed TO do its work at the
right places at the right moment 1t would
have been impossible to have use it with
the skill it was used upon the spur of the
moment. The whole thing had been care
fully thought out by the conspirators before
the forgery was published; just as we trust
the whole truth will be brought out by the
officers Of the law, so that the whole gang
of scoundrels who participated in the crime
shall be dragged into the light and duly
punished
National Republican., 1880-11-30

MRS. BURNErTs new novel is a story of
Washington life, and will appear in Sc'ib-
sjer'S
National Republican., 1880-11-30

WE respectfully decline to print any
more campaign poetry.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

If the opinions Of members now in the
city can be accepted as indicating that
which will prevail during the winter there
will be no extra session. If the discussions
can be kept free from unnecessary irrita-
tion, congress may complete all necessary
legislation and the country may have a
long rest from politics. \ single bad-tem-
pered debate may, however, upset present
calculations.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

THE South Carolina democrats have
coined new phrase to euphemizo their
election practices. The Charleston Ncus
and Courier of the 2lst inst, in reporting
the proceedings of the state board of can
vassers at Columbia, says:
Mr. L. c. NoRTHRoP appeared for LEWIS
JACOBS, the defeated radical candidate fol
sheriff in Williamsburg, and read few afTida.
Wits which proved some erc'HsiUeResS in the
count but no fraud in the vote.
Exclusiveness in the count is good
Let il be recorded.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
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National Republican., 1880-11-30

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National Republican., 1880-11-30

WASHINGTON. NOVEMBER 80, 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-12
mr.. WIN. Alex. Greene, Macon. O.

=. | cheerfuiiy atate that / have tested
the virtues aud efficiency Of Oolien'a Lteblg'a
Liquid Extract Of Beef In my private practice
In caaas Of general debility. weakness. deprea-
aion. dyspepsia. loss .of appetite and nervous
afIllctiona. when medicine had proven more
than useless. have found 1t the heat remedy
stomach ts always irritable and food required
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-12
BREvIT1Es.

We have received from PHILLIP WerleIn pub
ltaher. g new. waltz, BY Edward Deian. entitled
nlen Aimee"
At the fair held for the benefit of st patrlcke
Church Miss Mary Cuman. the daughter OF
William Guilmap, Eaq, was the fortunate win
ner of the beautiful eilk cushions.
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NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT THURSDAY FEBRUARY II,

credit. OF D. q. Palmer / %. was received from
This closed the case. when Mr.. Miller opened
his. areument AZ The cock struck the hour Of
nntll FRIDAY at 10 o'clock, to day being dies non
and falnafded the prisoner to pfIsun.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-30
UNITED STATS OF AMERICA,

In the First judicial district Of Idaho Terri
tory. in and for tho county Of Mes Perce. sitt-
ing for the trial Of cases arising under the Con-
stitution and laws Of the Unitcd States.
At tho March Term, A. D. 1880.
w HEREAs AN INFORMATION HAS
w been filed in said District Court above
by Alanson Smith. Esqs, Acting u. s. Attor-
ney for the said irst judicial District Of Idaho
Territory. inbchalf Of the United States. against
fis,seO1 eighteen Thousand feet logs. board
measure; and whereas the substance OF said ins
formation 10 that E. s. Chase. U. S. Marshal
for Idaho Territory, has scissd the above de-
stribed property ~ forfeited u the United
States by rexsnn uf violation Of the timber laws
of the United States In SUE h case made and pro-
vided, and praying that the said property may
be condemned as forfeited to the use Of the
United States.
NV therefore, in pursuance Of the monitiau
under the seal Of said court t. me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said pro, erty. or in any
manner interested therein. that they b. and ap
pear befpre the said District Court, I. be held
at tho city Lewiston. in and for the said F,rs,
Judicial District Of Id ho Territory. the 18th
day Of May A. d. 1880. at 10 O'clock Vi III.
forenoon sf that day, (provi'led the same 10
day + jurisdiction, otherwise On the next day
Of Jurisdiction thcreaftcr.) then aud there Il
interp,se their claim an | m IKE the ale satioE,
in that behalf.
Dated this 9th day Of April. A, D. 1880.
u. s. CRAsK,
United States Marshal Dist. Of Idaho Ter
.ALAxsoN SMITH,
Acting United States District Attorney,
First Judicisl District Of Idaho Ter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-30
Letter irop Moscow.
Moscow. I. T.. April :

Moscow, l. T., April Is.
Ed. TELLER:--With the Spring fair
ly opened, the improvements that have
been heretofore prognosticated in our
city are beginning to assume definite
form and shape. w. w. Langdon
has got the old Warmoth hotel build
ing, and is transferring it into . hard
ware and tin store with as much ra-
pidity as 16 hours per day and days
per week Of steady, hard work will
secure, while r. HI. Barton has made
his break and the new Moscow House
is now fairly under way, and will 10
fitted finished and fully prepared to
accommodate any and all that desire it
inside of sixty days.
Mcconnell 4 Co. have concluded
that it was not advisable to make too
much display, and SO have set men at
work to prepare vast array of boxes,
drawers, &C., in which to store the
goods that had been heretofore piled
upon the counters; but, judging from
present indications, thhe new supply
now being received will be SO much
greater than had been anticipated that
the unsightly heaps will still continue.
Certain postal changes have heen
made On the lines running through
Moscow, Mr.. Cox having withdrawn
and John w. Rush and G. E. Money
having severally taken contracts tol
the coming two years for the southern
and Northern parts Of c. G. Mccoy,
governmental cyntract So soon a.
the roads become passable, the stages
will run direct from Lewiston to Spo
kane, passing through Moscow, ant
with the chances decidedly in favor o
securing a daily line without waitins
longer than the red tape formahtie
make indispensable.
Our farmers have been complainin,
little because the season was late
but, since Spring has got started, i
has been making up for lost time, AM
just now they are too busy to grumbl
even were they still disposed to any
thin. so unreasonable.
| SCpIRr
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-30
UNITED STATES or AMERICA


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
In the First Judicial District Of Idaho Terrific
ry, in and for the county Of Nex Perez, slit
ing for the triul Of cases arising under the
Constitution and laws Of the United States.
At the March Term, A. D. 1850.
VNHEKEAs AN INFORMATION HAS
w been died in said District Court above
named, on the 26th day of April, \. d, 1880,
by Alanson Smith, Esq, Acting United States
Attorney for the said FIRST Judicial District OF
Idaho Territory. in behalf Of the United States.
against (2e, 0OO) twenty thousand feet of logs,
board measure; and whereas the substance OF
said information is that E s. Chase. United
States Marshal for Idaho Territory, has seized
the above described property as forfeited to the
United States by reason of violation Of the
timber laws Of the United States in such cse
made aud provided. AMI praying that tie said
property may be condemned as forfeited to the
use OF the United States.
Now therefore. in pursuance of the mrniti"n
under the seal OF said court to INC dncctci aud
delivered, do hereby give public notice To all
persons claiming the said property. or in any
manner interested therein. that they no and
appear before the said District Court, to be
held at the city Of Lewiston, in and for the
said First Judicia. District of Idaho Territory.
on the 18th day Of May. A. d. Issa. at ~
o'clock of the forenoon of that day. tprovided
the same shall be day Of jurisaict on. other
wise on the next day OF jurisdiction thereaf, 81.
then and there to interpose their claims anJ
make tn. allegations in that behalf,
Dated this 9th day of April, A. D. 1880.
Il. =. CHASE,
United States Marshal.
Dis. Of idaho Icrr.tor,
ALANsoN SMITH,
Acting United States District Attorney,
First Judicial District of
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-30

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