Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
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Q Commissioner Raum has organizes
: four revenue raiding parties for tn,
;. Ipurpese Of crushing out Illicit distilla
! tion in the four northern counties o
4 Georgia.
D II IL expected that the debt state
. ment for April will show Q decrease 81
: at least sl2, 900, 900.
) The steamboat Kittaiiny, the frst
that ever reached Port Jervis, N. Y,
returned to the Delaware Water Gap on
Wednesday night, having run so miles
In less than FIVE hours. The boat can
carry 70 persons. There is great excite.
nent along the Upper Delaware over
this demonstration Of Its navigability.
During heavy rain in Columbia, s.
. G., yesterday, cyclone swept over
tho southeastern section of that city,
, damaging several houses and seriously
injuring q woman and three children.
! Farm buildings below the city were also
!, demolished.
, The first barrel Of Georgia Aour Of
this season was shipped from Macon
, yesterday. The wheat was cut in Lee
, county on the 10th inst, four and O
/ half months after T. was sown.
Clemetshaw, alias Watson, q witness
who testified before the Csroner's jury,
in San Francisco, that De Young fred
} at Kallooh, whereas De Young's pistol
was found undischaresd, has been ar
rested on the charge Of perjury.
There was severe storm in Texas
during Wednesday and yesterday.
Much damage was done in various To-
calitieg by the wind, buildings being
damaged and demolished. Several per-
SONS were injured.
It is reported that sx-Mayor Brown,
Of 81. Lsuis, and several other gentle
men of that city, were murdered by H.
dians in Stanton county, New Mexico,
on the 2eth inst.
I. M. Kslloch had preliminary
hearing in the police Court in San
FranciPco yesterday, for the murder Of
De Young, and was held without bail.
Four eolered laborers were suffocated
by foul air in well which they were
cleaning in Charleston, s. c., yesterday.
Three are dead, and the other may re-
cover.
The Supreme Court of Virginia deci-
ded yesterday that the McCulloch act
Of 1879, exempting State obligations
from taxation, was constitutional and
valid, and that the State was bound to
receive the coupons attached to the
bonds issued under said act at their
face value in payment of taxes and 9TH
or demands Of the State.
tsAre There Personal BcviIs."
MEssHs. EDITsRs :-Some person or
persons sent us 8 copy of the "Daily
Gazette" in the folds Of which was o |
pamphlet headed, care there personal
Devils ?"
We have read II over carefully, and
now we are trying to guess at the OBJ
jeet had in view Of sending 1t to us. As
We are in the habit Of receiving books
for review and press nstice, we have
concluded that the pamphlet was sent
to US for review, and press notice Of
course.
The first thing we have to say about
the paper is, that 1t is q very poor de,
sign and very badly executed. The
author has shown more power to copy
from books than he has shown ability
to comprehend subject.
We have q doubt as to whether the
author of the paper, and the publisher
Of it are one and the same psrsOn. We
are inclined to the opinion that some
sore headed man has obtained the help
Of some ssmi-smart iptidel, and the
two bad spirits have produced this il.
logical and foolish pamphlet. Ii
1t is evident that the paper is an at
tack upon Revs. j. B. Mann and ]. A.
B. Wilson. |,
These men are doub the "devils"
of the authsr. They may be bad men .
but for our part we want more evidence
that we have been able to find in this !
passionate shot, which has been fred d
from masked battery up dark alley. !
Why does the author hide himself /
Is he afraid of these men, or is he =
OF his production His wall =
or "our poor old mother Asbury," and =
lis God bless her, are little too thin, 4
and suggest that devils are on the in a
,rease. The paper holds cut the idea, q
hat since the pastorates of the men
,amed, the last one being "Garry," v
hat all their successors have been a
lewis, and that the churches, Union" y
nd "Asbury," have been degenerating. n
'Racked and torn under the imbecile 8
ule Of Satan or Devil" Is the Ian
uage applied to "Asbury." n
This language exhibits q spirit that r
urely never came from heaven, and a,
aust 1t have come from some other 1,
lace. a
The use Of 1t Is most unchristian. ri h
be man who used it is q member Of q,
be N. Z. Church he sheud retract It a,
r 20 70 his ewn place, which, In our "
Judgment, is outside Of the N. Z. w
huroh, for such language and such a ="
pirit has no place in Nethodism. We at
redict that the day will GENE whom az
10 maker or makers Of this pamphlet oY Y
i'll be ashamed Of It. Let the author ~
now that ws have law and that we -,
,ould stand by it, and trust to the tri- "
mph Of right, and mot be a party to
lch aoticn as Is contained In his paper.
Wa have no patienoe with hia wavl 81
seeking redress. II is unchristian W
not unmanly and ungentlsmanly. Of
We should never Srite anonymously me
riend or foe, we should stand out "
here we can be seen. B
The paper is signed "Hope," whats