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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
PERSONAL.

D.. Burleigh started this morning for St.
Paul.
Peter Nelson, of Red Lake, Is in town
on court business.
Postmaster McAuley, OF Springfield.
arrived this afternoon.
Major Isaiah Lightner, agent at Santee
agency, arrived this afternoon from the
agency.
D. T. Bramble and E. Decker left this
morning for b. Black Hills. Dir. b. will
remain most OF the summer.
Mr.. Norris, proprietor OF the Hubbard
house a. Sioux City. and his wife we're in
town oyer Sunday, guests n,'h Merchants.
Scott, Of Major Grimes Office, went to
Running Water to day, where he will &C,
as eusrtermaster's agent for the receipt Of
military freight.
Frank Dunlap, who has been visiting in
Yankton several months with his parents
started this morning for Colorado, which
is now his home.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
LADIES /!

Mn. G. A. Lyons' spring opening will
take place on Friday and Saturday, April
18th and 18th. in her new store rooms on
Third street, nov being completed. The
display will surpass in elegance everything
Of the kind ever attempted here. Hereafter
The dressmaking department of this popular
establishment will be in charge OF Miss 8
Heasty, Of Terre Haute, Ind, with Miss NJ.
Welsh Il the head Of the millinery branch,
These ladies have been in Chicago several
weeks los The purpose Of becoming familis,
Viii the best and latest modes.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
REMOVAL.

P. Lindholm's Furniture ware rooms will
be removed to Kl.iser's new store room on
Third street, about the lat Of May. In or.
der to asve the expense of moving bis pre-
sent stock, Mr.. Lindholm offers ali lines Of
furniture At reduced prices. Call at The
Broadway store and inspect goods aud
prices.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
GRAND JURY RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, We, tho grand jurors Of
iankton county, now in seesion, have just
learned with deep sorrow ofthe death Of the
honorable W,I,ism A. Howard, governor Of
Dak",a territory. Therefore,
Resotred. That ia hun We recognized y
man Of high christian character, great wis-
doM and true statesmanship.
Resolved, That We deeply deplore his loss
~ n citizen Of our country, but more espe-
cially M the chief executive ofour territory,
to which Office he brought the ripe expert
ence Of a life fruitful 10 noble work to aid
Us in laying the true foundations Of q great
commonwealth.
Resolved, That We hereby tender our sym
pa,hy to the widow and family Of the de
ceased ; that u copy Of these resolutions be
presented to the c nnrt and asked TO he spread
upon the records; that a cory Of the sam.
be furnished the widow and family BY III.
secretary Of this grand jury, and the press
If This city for publication.
ROBERT Cox, EDWARD P. Wilcox,
Secretary. Foreman.
April 10th, 1880.
REQUEST OF THE MAYOR.
The funeral Of WIN. A. Howard, governor
of Dakota territory, will take place at De
troit, Mich, at 2 o'clock Tomorrow, and 81
a fitting mark of respect for our late execu
tive it is hereby recommended that al
places of business in the city of Yankton, b,
closed between the hours Of Two and foul
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
+. NJ. ZEIBACH,
Mayor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
HARDWARE!
George E. HawIey's
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.
SPRING NCE

With the opening Of the trading season for 1880, I wish
to return a grateful acknowledgment to my. patrons and
friends in Dakota and Nebraska, for the many substantial
favors received at their hands during the season of 1879,
and to solicit a continuance of their patronage.
am now. better than ever prepared to meet all the de.
|mands OF the trade in this section Of the Northw est. Hav-
ing been fortunate enough to lay in a large and varied
which iron is principally used. l am prepared to compete
with any dealer in this section in prices, and I can safely
say that no Hardware House in the country can present a
finer or more complete assortment.
Respectfully soliciting a call from dealers and con.
sumers, and an inspection of my stock.
u remain,
Very truly,
GEO. F. HAWLEY,
Third Street, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

New Dress Goods, Summer Silks, Trim.
ming Silks. Hosiery and Side Lsce Gloves,
just received from New York and for sale by
L. D. FARMER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
AND DON'T You FORGET II.

Ketchum makes the tory best Photographs
in the city Of Yankton without exception,
for three dollars per dozen /; good Photo
graphs as low as two dollars per dozen ; tin
work at the lowest prices. Seeing is be-
lieving. Call and examine my work.
w. r. KErcHUM. Photographer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Received: One hundred and thirty.lve
barrels of extra choice New York eating
apples. in first class condition.
W., ], BRUCE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Go to Jenkinson's for Choice Oranges
Lemons, Bananas. Cigars, etc. Uniol
Block Third street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
NEW GOODS.

Two hundred pieces Prints, 10 pieces
Ticking, 20 pieces Cheviots, 20 piece.
Bleached Muslins, 20 pieces Demins, 20
pieces Ginghams, just received and for sale
BY L. D. FARMER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

The sociable Of the ladies Of @he Univer-
salist parish will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Vance on Friday evening, April
10Th. A general invitation is extended.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Union prsyer meeting tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock and childrens' meeting at
Ais p. M, at the Methodist church.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Your picture on tin for so cents, at Nor.
rows gallery.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

First invoice Of new goods at Farmers
cor. 3rd and Broadway, consisting Of prints.
ginghame, Cheviot shirtings, DC. &c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Hishest cash price paid for rsgs and met.
a1s q J. c. Morman's Capital Store
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Madras %glnghams in new plalds for spring
ct Farmers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

A large stock of wall paper and . full
line Of window curtains and curtain fixtures
cheaper than elsewhere 10 Dakots at
E. M. COATR's drug store.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Nias C. E. Cleveland will lecture this
evening at the Methodist church. upon tenn:
perancs. All are invited.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Choice Onions. Choice Apples, and
Potatoes At
WALTER n. CARRS
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Morrow will take Photos so cents cheaper
than any other establishment in Dakota, nc
matter what that price ia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
noHoRs 10 THE DEAD.
Saturday Nights Meeting Of Citizens
at the Court House.

sunday Asternson.s Memerlal Services
AZ h Congregational Church.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Photographs, $3.50 per dozen, at Nor.
rows gallery.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Spring c~alicoes at Psrmer'r, cor. Bird and
Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

vi u 90 AuAAy 90 suou6u NC0Su udu
struck into the circle Of its best loved.
H FUNERAL.
A telegram sent Ia Gov. Edmunds yester.
d,y by Judge Bennett says that the remains
of Gov. Howard will be inferred to.mor.
row q, half past two o'clock, at Detroit.
1t is suggested that the business houses of
Ysnkton be closed at tha, hour and that
there be proper observances of the solemn
occasion.
COMMITTEES.
Out Of the Saturday nights meeting two
committees we're selected BY Governor Ed
munts, chairman. The committee to
attend the funeral. cons,sting of Judge G.
G. Bennett, Rev. Joseph Ward, General
Henry Esperson, H. E. Dewey and L. NJ.
Purdy, would have started this morning
for Detroit. but the notification that the
funeral would occur tomorrow prevented
their departure, it being impossible for
them to reach Detroit in time. Judge
Bennett va t%eleR,phed regarding the
action Of tie meeting and he has probably
accompanied the remains TO Detroit &c
Dakota representative.
Another committee 10 prepare resolutions
was appointed. consisting Of Gov j. r.
Pennington, Gov Al Faux, Gov. Geo
II. Hand. Hon. Bartlett Ttlpp md Hon. 8.
l. sp,nk. This commi t,ee will NEE, .,
the secretasy's once this evening.
, 1880-03-12
CHICAGO 1RBUNE FRIDAY, H. sso-TwEIvE PAGES

tho State OF Co1oraslo. or any ono Of tho
twcnty-soyen Stases that llnve been ,lallcrnt
Into oxistencs since tho formation nf tho
orie'nnl thirteen, ,,aa a mysterious aml Ill
lercnt "soyorri9nty" Tint IL paramount to
tho sovereignty Of tho Nattonal t}ovrr,,-
nlent which, conferred upot, 1t tho dig
nIty and rights Ut State existence. This
Is parndox which cnnnot 10 seriously
discussed. Tie State Of Virginia, It il
true. was ollo ut tho original thtr-
teen States. 1t was also onc Of those
which cluin,ctl ant attempted 10 asscrt an In
dependent sovereignty TINT warranted u l,
seccllng from tho Constitution alul Union.
Tlso penplc nf tho American Nnt1on denied
t'tis reasonable prc!cslsto,,, and fnrcel tho
Stato IN return to lis allegiance u,Ml obry tho
suI,reulo inv af tho ,aui. Fur tho better prts-
tectEu,i Of Nationut sovereignty alltl Inttfyltl-
ttal rights, tho Constitution Of the Unilc.l
Stntcs wis amended fn essential paris mil
tho States which hnsl cndcayored to set up
M Independent Government were rec0i'-
Btrnctctl to 1T into tic new condition OF
things. Tl.ts Is the "sub1cct1on" witcl, TnE
TmnuNE insists npon. AMI which al. q. H."
md tho Vtrglnia nutlf(lcrs would deny.
, 1880-03-12

oltlea. ata these Rniils nro expected 10 be 40
inany tint tho t.tl,crat majority Will bu frot,
forty to sixty. On tho olltor l,nr.t tho Con-
Herynttycs, who aro now In power, expect on
account ut tho anti-frlsh frclng to gatn
many members III EnRlsl, null Sco.cla cities
and In Engltsf, counties, enabling them ,o
l,nId not only tltoir present lnajurlty but tn
incrcnso It.
Tile Conservatives nro tpw TT power and
lnye Mt their disposal tho w1Itlu lnttr0,ngu
nnd power of tho Government; TINT party IL
also strengthened by the pursohal support
a.ul fayor Of tho Queen AMI the Royal Fun
lily. the Queen especially ho!'lfng Disrncli III
hEEtl estimation, while lrr dislike ut t:ln.l-
stnnc Is hy no inrg's concealed. The elsr-
Tim Is Ia he severely contested, aid tho OK
ueiltlEturo II IL estinlate,l will hggrcgatU
many millions nf dollars. Though tho Etl-
gtiSl, law Is very stringent on tic subject Ut
bribery, tie expenditures of MI election cor
tuSt are 80 enormous That tlley dwarf every
thing OF tint kind In this country.
, 1880-03-12

anu ut tho same tifno carry a kind Of ntlna-
nlent TINT would mot mRke dent IN tho
lfgbtest Of the Improved troncIat1s ut other
tlnttDna. Let nil tho useless rubbish Of tho
navy.yarls be s0ltl Of. n,ul otly tho fow ships
retained In active acryic0 which could bs
male useful IN time Of tlcett. Tho third step
woultf ba to begin Mt o,co tho wurk Of b,llttt.
Ing now ships Of war md converting tho old
stho0tl,-bore gins flito rtlsal catlnon. Tho
best talent OF Europe. as we'll ny this coufl@
try, should be brought Into service, and tho
policy should be tllat tho American navy, no
matter how small, should compare In quality
anil b. abla h cope IN efficiency with 4 SIM
liar establishment belonging to a,iy other
Power.
ills mt unlikely that any one ut tho Great
Powers Ut Europe wnM.l ,i0w treat with
contempt any menace of nj aggressive war
on the part OF tic United States III defense
Of American citfzens or American principles.
The skeleton Of tho American nrlny might
be rapidly anil effectively filled up to 1000
or 10 600 men for .luftnsu In ease OF attack,
but wa should 10 forctl to submit over and
over agnln to tn,ligntttcs and insults before
m attack upon foreign powcr Oh the sen
would be ver,turctl. II tho Improvement Of
tho nnvy be postponed TIL tho act.lal meNact
of foreign wnr shnll confront tho Nation,
then untold mlllt0tls will be wasted aillt
! su,tnndered in hurried preparation. a,sd the
contractors will rcncl1 deeply Into the public
Treasury, and furnish material which. III tho
| end, will be no more seryiceablo tllan the
poor stuff NOW on hand. In the. mean-
/ time, foreign naval Power could
striko tho Ainerlcans heuvy blows unon the
, 1880-03-12
PERSONALS.

Tito latest 1la1no for John Cllinamau Is
Mustypiinn."
"lf Parole wins next Wednesday our for.
ctgn polluy Is n fallurc."-Queen Victoria,
U.r. Clap,uat, is tin nnme of tia man WIN
,pvcntc,l Tin scnn,}u,o,ts 1r-14-13 ,non.trn,,
IN s,1,,,,,. .,,.,,,-t .,,,,.,>,,,,, ....,,t.,
tN.sN "''nua1 ..'. ~ oouy Mou!a W
r.s1 u'..,s, '"'''' Az os'' ''"' p"'se' 's' tav'
Il4 ltEF, lJF, ll4MG18 occurred III IGIlNOn
, 1880-03-12
POLITICAL POINTS.

Atany strong Grant inen, ove1l express the
belief thnt Wnshb,lr1,o wnu'i bu ,nure generally
i!ninfuatsd.- III Lao tlyts.} COMMONWEALTH
tftep.l
a. 1nnss of Important public business IL
blocikCal by tho cutloss itow ut Rhetoric n0out
tho rights and wronas at FItz John Porter. THIS
,lch-nveatiKntcd tnnn wis not 1nnre Of a, IN.
ct,b1s on tho Now York City Government TIM,
States.-Nep FORK Times tIfcI.j.
How IL thls? One Of tho best informed
politicians III Alhauy writes to tho Utica fttrim
that Chnrles Il. Smith. lAto c,lItor Ut tho AlhAny
J'tIrnai, Ia now u pronnuneod atlvocate nt tho
nnmlns!tton OF Jnlncs q. n!aine for rresidont
1o tleclnrnd to tho wrtor OF this letter that "tho
lc nominated III Cn!caro."
Il dozen .litferont colleges {includLng 1lar-
yartl, iale, Cornoll, Williams, Amherst, nHl
Ntrtnoutt1) In sewn tllnoropt Northern States
I,avo potcd IN nggrrRnte of over 4, ,doo yntes tor
prSa!,'c''t,1! profergncca The 1nll9wns ~. IT,
b,trnS, u; Enunas, IL, iiayes, So; Evaits, IT,
Tho telegraph. was III error. New llanp'
sh!ro knuwa mot Stephen It. nlllayo, tho Green"
back nominee for I'rosftUi,t. Now Jersey ulafnn
hm. and tho Trontoa Gn n.cste thus Describes him:
trtus; III u politician, u sort Ut K0.as.yol.
please; a'd ~ ssasosa'an nltxtnrS @ Of a'as nennn
with only very slight dash OF tho lAst."
TuE CHICAGO T'ul,usE l,as this suggest
typ reflection To ntrnr; "Tho nomination uf uny
canhlhnto WIN shmli po1' ror cont lcss than tho
tiIrDe ttinurt.ss1urt, III iIIinnis nint,o Thls IS
utnl.1cntly tiltu in which to 10 sit1w" Just sn
n1ttteI 10 ..o slow, also. tic INSURANCE OF TO-
pnIlcun s,,cccsa i, lN4D would have bcu,l much
o'*a.o' ."'.'' ''s''
IT the IHfff"Occnn would Just como lo"la
10 Springfield, spend forty.v!ght hOurst and
tts ts.va ~ .ao s'ou.uun "ulsrotn ~. NV tnSiy
S!nne t uhnets. " "0uiH tnen sgo ~ H." rrsnf nsf
tio''l Ino inint mon aoAf ta!K ,!t1, n9h'G thoS
, 1880-03-12

ALTunEau tho Liberal leaders hnve re-
putl1atel all sympathy witt, tile 11omc-ls,llars,
tho governing body Of that orEantz alton hive
Issued M appeal to the Irish peoplo In Great
Britain to support tho Liberal candidates;
aud ta work earnestly and actively to pre-
vent the election Of Deaconstlcia's followers,
who are denounced us de,nagogs seeking tn
retnin office by promoting dissensions anil
hatreti between tho Irish Nnd the English
people, III advising this course tho Irish
leatlers have shown great good sense. When
they have helped to must the "jingoes," md
secured some measure OF land reform, nr,d
all extension Of tie franchise, 1t will be ti!ne
enough to ngitnte for llo.ne-lsule.
, 1880-03-12

For the first tine since 1871 there Is to bo
whit Ia called general election throughout
England, Scotfulid, Wnles, aud ireland fur
Members of Parliament. I}otl, parties have
eullste In tho cn,npafHi with yigor md encr.
gy; both parties haye issle.l their platforms,
al.tl tho canyasa viii be entered .lpo, at orce.
'rile CANVASS will bv short ore; tho PRES
ent Parliament viii be dissolved March, n,
al,d the writs to tho Siiori'fs ordering u now
election will! bo issued nuxt day. and tho cleo
lions will take place sono tine In April, AMI
the new Parliament will nsselnblo LII May,
The british lIunsa OF CoMsMons consists Ut
Nta nemborst olectol by arbitrarily clAsscd
districts. THUS, representatives aro elected
III "cohntles," sboronghs." aid "un!ycrsi- "
lles." Cities nre chased NJ bor0ugls. The
strength Of tho Tory ur Conservative purity
Is 10 be found mainly lit tho EMgltsr countics
wllero the largo landed estates aro Situated.
In the present House thu Conservatives hays
~ majority, The classification nlld politics
ut tho present members nluy 10 thus stated !:
, 1880-03-12

THE suit Interest tad Its day before the
l!oNsy COMMITTEES OH Why's and Means ycs-
terslay, alll through congressman 1atscock
and llnrr, representing respectively tile salt
producing districts Ut Syracuse and Saginaw
put ln strong protest aga!nst the pen4ing
bill to a1ol lsh tho duty On salt. Alr. lllse0ck
Showed TINT thu manufacture 0f salt IL
attended with u profit ot 80 per cent, but
colltelldetl nevertheless tlIat these 1nanutuct-
nrers would ba ru!Ilel by Tie ralnoval ot the
existing duty Ut i cunts per 100 pounds.
Ar. li0rr mads the salne representation
In behalf Of Saginaw, alleging that tlle
passlottc manufacturers OF that region have
steadily lost money fur twenty years lu order
, 1880-03-12
how 70 MAINTAIN THE II 0NRoE D0o
TRINE,

A prominent member Of Congress Is re-
ported rs snylng tint "there will be c0nsid-
eruhlc opposition to the resolution reported
by the Interoccantc Canal Committee, which
sllstains tho AIunroo DOCTRINE" This oppo-
sition, according to tho same authority, will
be based, not upon any hostility to the Morl-
roc doctrine Itself, but OIL tho ground that
Congressional reassertlon thoreof In con,lcc-
tio1l with tho ISthmlls-Cnnat Echplno will ba
tnntamnunt to declaration OF war, which
tie. United Suites Government In In no POSI-
ton to wage nga'nst II foreign Power. "Sucll
war would be on The water" says ti1ts gen
tlrn,al, "nflA VIC hayo no i,ayy; wo Invent
slip tl,at Is sato to send to sen with MI
armament and crew; wo haycn'ta gun In our
nayy {oxcept OIL tho monitors, which are not
scawortlly} that will piercu aa lnch iron
ulate." It must bu confessed tint this statc-
tnent Is a s.tccinct summary Of the report on
tho condition OF tho American navy which
WAS recently mnde by tho Naval Committee
Of tho liouso.
II Ia clear from this statement nf The case
TINT TIM effective way to maintain tho 1lon-
roe tlactrlno fs mt by Executive messages
and prontlnefa,uentos nor Congressional
resolutions. but by placing the American
navy In condition TINT will command tho
respect of foreign Powers who desire to yio-
iate tho Monroe doctrine, md assure tho sle-
feliso ut American rights Whenever thoyshRll
ba attacked Or threatened. Tho prcsunt
Congress may iind III this work IN oppor-
| tunlty to atune for nle general lnacttvlty and
| Blugglslness OF tile present session. II there
shall be n fOrmldahl0 opposition to tho reso-
| luton giving expression to tho Monroe doc
| trIne simply hecauso 1t will bo abyloualy
absurd tn ussert that toctrlnO In nlerH
phrases willis The Government Is In nuwls8
prepared 10 maintain It, then 1t will bo the
Auty Of Congress to deylse tito ways aud
means Of re|,aLllttating tho American navy;
anil Congress, having nothing else before It
which thu Democratic majority will ventura
tn approve, will have no excuse for avoiding
tint duty.
Tho way to rcstore tho American navy to
an effective condition II plain enough. This
year'a estimates for tllo support of thu naval
establishment call fur 1850, 600. Ills nlat-
ifest folly to spcnl this enormous sum of
monsy every year to suBtain npyy that
would be utterly tMbec!le III case 0f for.
eign war. This Arst step In tho way Of in,-
proving tho American llayy would be to fur
hugh the great majority Of tho otIIccra and
mlddlea ut haIt.pay. lay up tbs obsolete, rot
ten, AMI useless liulks, reducu ttle current
expenditures to about IS, coo or 81, 900 ,00
annually for the next two or three years, and
spent the money thus sayed, amounting 10
Sl0, 600 or Slat 900 600 year, In tue COLI
stFllctlon OF llrat-caSs wnt-yesauls a11l the
purchase 0r construction of modern and Ct
fectlye armament. This noxt step would bu
, 1880-03-12
NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND STATE
BUBJECTlON THERETO,
Tb thu Editor Of TIC Chttapo Tribune.

l,,,c.no Nnrrh II In rpr ~ vour o,tortr,s
Of thts morning you say: - ~''' ''''N
L haa been snpp'sod t.at the ar for te prcservn.
wRieh cast ill Nofsh ,any toSsands of iva a~i
II "5 f,urYaa raa " ths ~ aasa IL! ~! III W
Soas: ,,
f,ra x.,'Ini as1 I1 IT, II hi "frts ri "a at d,w
tho llubel!lnn, tho 1,lit.tl spWIrt OF he1nocrnts
aaa Ieh@ncahs' cousfess pas8ad mo 1oo"'uE
I<.oi,yd. Tbut tho War Ia not pro,ccytcd ou our
an{ sp,a % Or 1f nny ,'S ~, Y"
nais.taia ts sa!;Isa,ssx the fansItaii, ana +,
ssi,ts u ihs sssu1a atasss nmspart % i.na i. s", @
sass :. asss Ssss'A MO 'as "as "Ssas 10
Thts rcauuuou passed tho House on the asd
2l IVY, ~ yote ot ~ tor M + aa 9y 9xnitist
yoto at is Tar il euI July att,last it. 's'' -
Wl yo;I 70 k!tM! enough @ so trli your readers
"War "WI aos TIC W nupiuut,on Of Il" s,ntos ""' H.
IT. q. ~.
1t Is t!lankless task to undertake. the eur,.
ycrsloM ot tho extreme State-soyercignty MI.
yoente who has carried l,is heresy beyond tho
War Ut tie Rebellion; but the difficulties Of
sltcl, MI undertaking aro UNNECESSARILY III
crenseu when suc1, person either wlllfu,ly
or ignnrantly rcsorts to confusion Of torn,s
In orslur to ga!n I'LL advantage iii argument
, 1880-03-12

THE Supreme Court OF this State ycstcr-
day decided that the General Revenue law
Of 1877 'l,ns only reference 10 the ntudo Of
assessiug aud collecting taxes, md not to tho
ratc Of taxatlos,, which IL fixed By tho Col,-
stitutlui ind the special cl,urtnrs Of clties.
, 1880-03-12

JOSEPH q. C.ASSUS, present Congressman
fr,m tho Fourteenth 1nlHtla District, sccl,ls
likely. Judging ffum tho dispatches, to be ru-
nominated for Congress wIthnut opposition. Tho
district might 60 further un4 farD II guot tluul
wurse. Mr.. Cannon IL o1Ee of tho most Ablc. use-
fuI, aHd futtu1httnl Munlbora Ut tho Illinois
delegation. lilo represents tho State oM tho
CHnllnitteu on Appropriations, III so1no respects
tho fnost !nlportlnt Ut all. Ansl his record iAs
always l'oeu very clean and straExht against
subsidies and stenls Ut every description.
, 1880-03-12

EX-SENATOR THOMAS 8. CASEY, of Mount
Vcritufi, son Of tho Into distinguished Itnut
{nv. Xa.loc Caaey. Inns consented to Rcrnmblc for
tho Democratic nomination Of Governor. Ton,
WIS ecottd Circuit Judge Inst Junu, but cannot
let suti- enough n1onc.
, 1880-03-12

Mi. TAnSE1l. sailed from New York last
evening III tho steamer Dallic. Defore lcav-
lng he assisted III organizing n brn,.ch Land
Loagta to eo1pcrate with tho Kindred orRan-
izatton In 1raEa1ui. On Ills way to tho
steamer, escorted by tho Slxty-nfnth Rcgt-
lt,ent, lIc WIS enthusiastically cheercd. lie
returns to ireland with pleasant impressions
Of America, aud proposes to come back in q
month or 80 tn renew his 'nhors.
, 1880-03-12

THE NihIIists have expressed themselves
us most Rra,etnl to the people of Paris for
using their Influence III preventing the ex-
tradition Of Hartmann. TlIe Emperor OF
N,ssln md Gen. sfcfEkoY aro nut likely to
fnl1nw s1tit