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, 1880-03-26

tr1,n cnu1nnnfz nf fhe E.nr1tst rroaa ryo,,.
croIly upon tho Presidents 1ncssnrn nntt I'm
Congressional reso,mtious nnnlv,n, tho sron.
ron tloctriro tn tho construc,ion n thc 1mtcr,
oceanic canal ,na;coto n ,f,snos,tIv, to ocn,,i.
csco III the attitudr which lin Amcr,con
Government las nssl,med for the ,imc Lring.
PERKINS, this mild nnI connlocent rcccntion
Of tho rather nrcn,ntmro n1nl hrnsoua nsscr.
tlon Of the mcricnn c,nim n n nrc,,onnt,,o.
ttnr Influenza in INV connl nrotcrt ia ,i,,o r. =
earto,n 1,n1tt.t, sn.iaf.ot,n,, ~ o",,,,r t1.o
, 1880-03-26

THERE ought to he el,ango In tho basis
Of representation IN tho NntioilAl Convention uf
The Republican purity: Thoro is III, party In my
stHtc, tlut III pr,yilFng for IL Stnte Convention,
lInkta tho hslsA IF thu representation Ut cniIn-
tlcB parishes, or districts McctrtnH to the num-
bcr Of nle1nbors Of tho Legislature from tho
county, pnrisll, or district, hut tho rcprescnta-
tton ID III proportion III md hnscs1 upon tho party
vote III cstch alstrlct.-ipirtt Slate Register.
Our esteemed contemporary IL tnistnkcn.
There Is Just oo Stato in which tho practice Of
giving c1llal representation In Republican con-
v9ntlona to Democratic nnl Republican colln-
ties prevails. That Stato fs Pennsylvania,
which, under tho dictAtlon ot Don Cameron, led
on for tho cx-lrcsidcnt It is mn historical fnct,
which 10 proved BY tho records, that nil tho
Democratic counties III Pennsylvania wero solid
for Grant, alld tho heaviest Republican counties
for 1llnln0; and tho ft'rncr 1tullIlicd the ntter
to grcat cxtont, botlrhaying cqun1 reprcsonta-
uon. 1Ind Il different system rrcvnllcd, Can,-
eron would llcror hnyu had bis bcggnrly rnnlor-
ity Of twenty fit tic Harrisburg Convention. OF
course tho 1ienfster understands thnt tho third
term Issue Is to be forced upon tho Republican
purity, If ut all, by Democr1tfo counties md
States. hut 1t Is well to hayo this point about
Pcnnsy1vanin cleared lip.
, 1880-03-26
THE IRlEH LAND AGITATION.


Many must liAvo noticed tho resemblance
between tho progress Of tho Irish land ngIta-
ton md the agltat!on which In this country
ended III tho downfall of slavery. Tho
Aboliti0ntsts wcre ut first not really what
their Inter acquired 1latne might Indicate.
They wanted only to restrict slavery, to con-
fine 1t within tho districts and States where
1t existed; md 1t was not until tho second
year Of tho War,-1sG.,-wtcn tho slnycs
captured In battle by the National troops
wCro returned to their OWNERS rs cllattcls,
Tint tile manhood antl tho public sentiment
Of tho North reyolted against l.ulnan
slavery. Tlon tho great antl-slayory aglta-
tors foalnd tho time had come to declare lii
favor Of tho liberty and enfranchlsclncnt of
tho negroes.
Tho history Of the Irish 1anl agitation con-.
mcllces with tho formation OF the lntlcpe,ul-
cnt Opposition party IN 1859 untler Charles
Gayan Duffy aud Frederick Lllcas, tho broth
er.ln-lnw Of, John bright, WHO, tllougl, lne1,,-
bcr for an 1risl, county, yyns nil Englisl,lnan
by birth. Duly and Lucas only demanded
compensation for llncxl,austcd improvements
III case Of eviction, and 1t wasnot until tho cleo
tlon OF ls0S that tho program ut tho Irish tenant
farmers became ''llxfty Of tenure ut rents to
bc determined by ar6ftrutlon." This plat-
form WIS thocrcut!on ut Archbishop 8rc1Ialc,
alnl 1t was not until tho advent Of aIs, rar-
lscll into tho Irish political arenn tint
the question Of roofing tho tenants III tho
soil us proprletors became tho farIners' doc.
trlile. Fur tho first time sllce the c0nilsca-
tfon the Irish leaders hnyu tnken 4 stand OH
Il logical arMl comprehensive platform, and
, 1880-03-26

ToRoNTo had q sensation yesterday. A.
discharged engineer OF tho G1oIe newspaper
building IN Tint city entered tho private olllco ut
tho Hon. George flrown, proprsctorof tho paper,
And, on being refused II recommendation, grcw
tnsolent and WINS orilered out. lnsttn1 Of conf
plying, tho intruder drow II royolyer md ut
. tempted to shoot Mr.. brown In tho breast. The
laltcr snw tho hssnsln's purpose, anl struck
dtfwn Ills nrfn 20 that tho bullet entered tho
tfcshy part OF tho leu. Thu wo,lll-bo murderer
WIS thotl selzel and taken to tail, and Mr.
llrown's wound wns attended toby tho surgeons,
whOproluuIced It not ut All serious. Atr. brown
Is n prominent politician of tho Dominion, and
Ills happy escnpo Is reg1lrlcl With satisfaction
by the citizens of nll partics..
, 1880-03-26

Mn n n 11rr,pr ,V,sl,lvr+o. ,.,,o
s,,o,,,lr,t ~ th., NV vor,~ s.,,.,,, D.,
ollnv. ,,,,.o,e ~ Ia t,,,ros,s, .,,a,. ~, oe
shor,no,,s 1oo,,o,s 1.ro,o S,,sa, 80 ,v,"o u.o -.
sln -,v,o ,,i,o'f lii, With H.,
I'm .,tnr 80 ,r,,,, r,,o.n ,,.,'..s, ..s o"s ~
,vh,ch .ho sn,,,,.,.r, - " s",n,.,.. .e'o-''' "
..'s Ae'e" "'NS' - - o"'Apto'
lss77s Sr Meiii' ,6 c.r % ~ nf W VIII 91r3 "
90 rntnusE. ctlled ,llMli Reerolary Sherman 1T
nnmrnt ~ ~ 'a1 H., 10 mla99 5he aMn
TINT il woulA ruin tho country iii otu, lit wiz
a " IT H.; nmSf lax snae 10 wss m T. to
, 1880-03-26

ArD. n1yoy, 1T opposing tho increaso Ia %
per 1oo] feet fur Wcst-sitlo gl,s, Intmntc nro,,.
p"ntcslly TINT Mr. billings WIS mt mnkn.
1:l'tcIl money, ly rejecting tho <ios pcr sn ino
which tho Council hal previously yot<yi ~ +.
pat Tho cxpcnse Of rorsun.1ing ccrtalf, r1a'. ~
Of Aldermen TINT & should lo putti. nlrn,,
thought would not 1lo n,lch less ttnn 4, cn,,.
per LOO feet, which the city wn,tl 1oso tltro,
throw o,lt nnuthor itslnnatlon that somo Of W.
Aldermen WIN Ind voted for tho s1G5 rato dI,f m
for tho purpose Of bc,ng persuaded " hy fhs
Wcst~sIdu Nns Company to reconsider TINT vo,o
MID rniso 1t to g. Tho Aldermen who ycro ~
fcrrc'l to merely coughcd mid asked him .oLta
r0cc what to proposed tn tlo nhout It..
, 1880-03-26

a very sad sadincldentoccusred In Michigan
town QUO tay lAst week. tho local paper being
issued without IN ciltortat on s'Tho Question OF
tho Hour
Mr. Tcnnyson I've cannot print your
poem, Whcro Is My DoyT' Tho chancos arc,
however, that hc Ia In tho back alloy assiatin8 to
open tho base-balll season.
Mr. TIl1en's pretty niece Is to be Queen
OF the May at u celebration near Youkcrs. The
old gentleman would mako great jack In caso
thoso Is ono nissing from tho dock.
Wives Of great mon all remind rs
VIC maku our wives sublime,
by tho purchase OF spring bonuats,
II we purchase them III titno.
Foracu'a Progress eopiea tie following
cpttaph from tomb near Versailles: - Exocptln
1850, during which for aovcral days sho took lcs'
sous on thu pIauQ, hex l!ta Wgs xltpoAs stal9'
, 1880-03-26

TnEnE will 10 sharp contest for Alder
nun 8t tho primaries today In tho Fourth Wartl
bctween tho friends Of ALL II. u. Mallory aud
ex-Ald. Clark. As tho ward gives something
nyer two to otle votes for tho Republican ticket,
thore Ia not tho saine nervous apprehension oi
dsAstrpus consequences from q llttlo fnction
fighting. Tho Fourth ia one Of the wards whern
tho Republicans can Indulge In tho luxury Of
kicking, scratching. biting, aud boltIng, and still
have tho ticket elected by q urge majority"
Hut wo don't know Of any good reason why AID,
Mallory should not be reelected. Hc has mndo
q very fRir record, served hls ward faithfully,
md two terms Ii tho general rule vhero men boz
hnve vol In otIce,
, 1880-03-26

White 1t Is the duty Of the Republicans
throughout tho uutjro city to devote proper at-
tention tu tho primary meetings that nro to bo
held to-day; It Il especially tho interest of thu
taxpayers nf tho sccund Ward tn put In an up
rearanee ut their prlu1ary nlooting, In Wow Ut
tho ch1rXe tlmt I'm rHort wilt DO n,nt!o tn rim 1t
Indirectly III tho interest Of rAt Sanders, tho
ncI,ocr.ttc candidate for Alderman. Tho seo-
ontl Wana Republican Club has pluced str. Henry
+. Killings In nomination. lie Ia nn old clttzcu
OF tho ward, q pruperty-ownor, mud business
tlnn OF gcoA stanling. II no shall rccclyo tho
nomination ut tho primary mcotiug bya largo
vote, that fuct will discourage my bolt, nnd lo
cnl bo elected. EvoEy Republican resident OF
the Wartl should OIL this account nuke nn effort
to Gust hts yoto at tho primary.
, 1880-03-26

vance afnco ITO. at Southwest Pass. IN ts-.
hecn sosc'tcen nsos. md t,at rrnm Ism ~, %a Ut,
tho MI nf tho Gulf nt TINT pnss had hcen NJ, ~. ~
tcn 'sea nut III Tho unlf. 1ic nlsn snwet, ia,.
at souih l'aes nit two miles fl tic (,,lf fr..tt .nat
cn'l of tho jpttLcs, tho It'll wns going On ma ho
hnr forming which wottll 10 within i'm ~. W"
tho surface III less than ten ycnrt. 1fo .no,a "
tho advantages, mt only to Now urtr'ns "sM s.
Memphis, hut tho prttro wiley, that wnud .an "a
result from tlccl' and permanent o,,tict s,,aa
ms only enuttt l'u secured ty tho Daratsrln shIs
Canal lie sa['l It could he cnsstr,ictp,1 In .l
twentieth rart of whit TIM sucz Canel t,ost W.! ~
my Its owf'crs moro actt,al ,nosloy In ono r"es r
than tho Sucz Canal rnys III FOUR years. rrns
glorious meeting" "os
, 1880-03-26

CANADIANS hare to pay rather dearly for
tho honor conferred OIL them by tho presence Of
Princess Of tho Blood In their midst Tho px-
penses Of tho uorcrnor-Generul's Office l,ayo
Increased from si".,2ll In 1Y'1'7s to sl5a05: IN
1Bis-'4e. 1cslLcs. tho repairs und renovntEo,s Of
1atcnu Hall, tho Governor Generars residence,
hnro cost II considerable amount Tho Cnna-
tltalls arc glad enough to bask III the 1soya sun
shine: but 1t Is quito another thing to pay IL,
,,erly for It, and report ns it TINT their loyalty
IL lust now undergoing II rnther severe strain.
There nre many incipIent Djlkca III tho Ionlln-
lon who will soon protest ayninst tho extrava-
gnnco Ut ltoyulty.
, 1880-03-26

TIIE 1risll-Americnus az Porter County,
lndiaat, arc beginning to ask themselves, III tho
lnnKuaBe OF Emery Stur1s, "Why On earth tlo
wo belong to tho Democratic purify To tho
nl1nlher OF 20 thoy have determined to PRACTICE
llttlo thinking, for themselves, and in tho
fnt,tru will refusc to be guided In thelr action
~ tho Bourbon nrgan or tho bourbon bosses OF
that county. Now, II the Irish Democrats In
New Harlc wotId only have tho inauiIncsR to sit
down IN tho New York i'0rtG Nnd S,t', rcpt1fato
John Kelly aud Richard O'uorma1. they ,yalllu
hr moro entitled to respect, and their brethren
III ireland would receive moro sympathy.
, 1880-03-26
TIFF Board nt Education at its meeting las t

THE Board nf Education ut Its meeting 1as
evening agreed to lease tho property Mt tho
cnr1'cr OF 1inlstctl and Mnd!snn streots to
business firm who prnpose to erect thereon
within two years building which vii! cost $780,
00o. THO rnntai to bo paid by tho flrm, t,ccot.ns
to Mr. Keith. to whose oxort!pns tho arrangement
IS sit'e, WILL be $;00 per nnnMm In excess OF tho
fc'1ts now paid. Tho notion Of tho noard Is very
commcn.lnt'c, and Mr. Keith deserves tho hest
thanks Of tho people OF Chicago for providing
for tho replacement OF tho present nnafghtty
shantses by 50 imposing Il building as tho pro.
posed one,
, 1880-03-26

THE Republicans of the Eighteenth Ward,
hn In fact nil of tho gootl citizens ot that var,l
nnu tho whole city, nro to bo congratulated upon
tho nomination by the Republican Club of Mr.
Al hurley for Alderman. as City Controller,
fow years ago, S1r. hurley rendered valuable
service to tho municipality, with whose ntfntrs
lie Is fainiiar to degree TINT wo,,ll l1lnkc him
most excellent Alderman. Ills nomination
should be ratiflcda at tho prlnnrlcs to-.ny, and
donbtlcss will hc, md tho voters of tho wurl
will cngcr1y avait themselves OF tho opportunity
Of being 50 well Represented In the Common
CO.tncjJ.
, 1880-03-26

IT Is now almost certain TINT tho Mayor
Will not voso tho ortl,nnnco giving tho North
bitlo' HALLWAY Company permtssnu II; luy u
strcct-car trnck Ill state street, n,,d tho Com
rany promise TO hRvo ours running OYER tho
route In tho course OF a month or SIX Wrcks.
, 1880-03-26

DY n decision Of the Commissioner or tho
General Iand-OHlco Mt Washington, Lake Cnlu-
mot, rlcnr this city, Is declnrcl to be nvyubo
body OF water, and not subject to entry Us part
Of tho public domain.
, 1880-03-26

In saying TINT Alr. John Il. Jetfery, job sll-
pcrintcntlcnt OF tho Journal, had effected lcnso
Of tho entire establishment, TIE TRIBUNE had no
intention Of conveying tho Idea TINT he had eased
tho sensational department OF tho concern,-
ouly "the old reliable" end Of 1t.
, 1880-03-26

THE Secretary Of tho Navy has Issued In
strnctfons to Commander Potter, Of tho CGn-
stellatlo,t. to proceed TO Dublin with tho curYo
OF provisions contributed for tho relief or tho
suffering people Of Ireland. In his letter Of H.
Etrttctfon Secretary Thompson requests tho
Commander tu state to tho 1snllcf Committee In
Dublin TINT tho condition Of tho Irish people
thus aroused extraordinary sympathy in tho
American Entnd": md the carpt, Of tho Cnnstct-
lntfolir and tue lRrge amount OF money publicly
subscribed III Amcricn, amounting alrcndy to
aHont 81 1000 Is sufficient rr,of Ut tho truth
Of tho secretarys statement.
, 1880-03-26

TtE Tribune representative interviewed
l'rcsltfcnt 1fnyes yesterday hboi1t h!s rrrstlen.
tial preferences, but failcd to elicit. anything
tlcflnlt from him, enyo TINT he would not hp n
candidate under any circumstances Speaking
OF machine politicians. ho aid tho nenuhltenn
Nrtr might to nominate h man who Is 40 Htrong
with tho people TINT they Tho machtntsts) will
not 'lare oppose him. The President oppressed
himself ns confident that tho Republican party
ct''ilh elect my Of tho canddatcs now before tho
rnDt,tc.
, 1880-03-26

THE CHICAGO TninUSE has established brnne1t
ocss for tho recalpt of subscriptions md ndTcrtso-
mcnta as follows:
NEW yD1sK-1soom . Tribune Building. F.T.Mc-
FAnrES, Manager.
GLASGOW, Bcutiand-A!lan's American Newa
Agency: II nentlofl-st.
LONDON, 5:ng-Amorlcnn Exchange, 10 Brand.
NES1LY r, GtLLt0, Agent.
WASHINGTON. d. C.-l3lD F street,
, 1880-03-26

THE Illinois Central Railroad Company
Will rcsltlec Its foca1 passenger rntcs in this State
- l'cr cent after tho LIST Of April, Tho action Of
tho Company will probably hnvc tho effect of
forcing tho other ron,ls Of thts Stats to rrluco
their farcs n1so. According to tho State law,
which, by tho way, Inns never becn enforced, tho
passenger rites should bo only three cents per
Mllr, Or about tho price which tho Illinois Ccntr.l
Will clnrRc un.lcr tho new schedule. 1t Is
thought that tho Company will not lose by their
nctIon, US tho increased business will more that
compensate It for tho reduction in fares. Tho
Chicago Alton flns voted Il similar reduction,
, 1880-03-26

THE Hon. jacob Mueller, ex-Lieutenant-
Governor Of Ohio. and now tho controlling spirit
around the 1gaeclter an Eric o!iico, of Cioyc-
land. tho lending German dniy paper Dt North
crn Ohio, has boun ,making q careful study OF
tho 0cr7nAn feeling In Ohio, especially In tho
northern part, on tho Presidential question.
afr. Mueller Bays that from Ills observations and
knowledge Of tho German charlctcr, ho h sat
sstled That nothing can tako place which would
reconcile tho fcclnga Of tho Ger.naps to Con.
Grlnt. Thoy arc dcnd Ret against him, md uulcr
no circumstances would vote for hinl+ II he 10
tho ChIcugo nominee Ohio will surely giyo tho
1}enlOCrutlo cnnl[tlato from 5000 to d1,H0
majority, and tho cAances would 10 good for
tho M.u3ority to rench oven 1000.
1Why, air. sud tho OK. x.Lfeutcuant- {foyernor,
~ canaflly bcliovo TINT Grant would not vet
1fty votes among NIL tho Germans Of Cleveland.
In faot hnyo not seen uno who haa sud thAt ho
would vote for him. Personally I nm na much
opposed tn ucA. Grant's nomination ms ,lny ono
can bc, bcc4uAo think h!s reflection would bo
q very ind precedent l should like to 500
Wnsh6urno i1mlnatetl ! belleye ho would
nble to tho dernan voters Of this country, but
nothing Gun hnppen which will maku drnnt 40
, 1880-03-26

Tue Supreme Court Of Illinois has made q
summary disposition of tho cl,se OF tho City
OF Chtcagp against Day!l x. Oage, and tl1e
surcttes OIL lis official bond, ~ Treasurer OF
tho City Of chtragu. Gage was Treasurer
during two terms OF two years each. When
hl second term expired 10 Was unable TO
, 1880-03-26

mt stomp to tho methods rcsortc.} to by .tho
hummer candidates to obtntn tho nomination.
It viii l'o enay enough to elect Republican
Alderman II Fou1 candI1'nto Is sotcutcd, anl to
hrInR thts nf'ont somo effort must DO put forth
Mt tho primaries to-day.
, 1880-03-26

THE Republican County Conventions which
hnrc boon hold 60 far In Kentucky hnve resulted
in favor of Grant. Tho blue c-Yruss Etnte Ia not
10 llkoly to contribute very hugely to Ills clcc-
uOu II nominated
, 1880-03-26

GES. SHERMAN maintains that tho Indians
OF Sitting Bulls hnnd arp British subjects, nnd
tho United stntea Inns tnthlug to do with thon,,
anyo whom thoy commit lvpndatIonH In United
States tosrftaty. II the snvngrs nro hungry
ttoy should ta fed by the British unl nut by thcj
/ United States GOyernnont.
, 1880-03-26

TIE Chairman of tho Massachusetts Bu.
rcau OF Labor Statistics, whom tho Prpyloncn
journal youcl1cs for rs VI cn,1toiss and trust,
worthy 1nnn," ot1clntly declares that English
manufacturers havc rahlagonts IN New Rnsianl
fur tho purpose Of promoting strikes among tho
mill operatives. The Hartford Courunt scents
British gold" Hfar oil, md thinks it tho enthu.
slAsm OF certain American politicians and nows.
pnpcrs for" royehuc-rcform can 10 tracui1 ia
this source. All! hnt British Gotll british
Gollf Track tho rerj1rcd Villains to thelr lalrul
, 1880-03-26

GEN. PAINE, Commissioner at Patents,
tcntlcrcsl bis resignation on tho 18th inst, anl
expects to ho relieved from tho duties or his
Office about tho 10th OF April sIe intends to re-
SUMO tho practice nj law There arc ono or
two applicants for tho position about to bc rct,.
ynenrt
, 1880-03-26

Russian lawyers will not be too dcslrous of
defending political prisoners In tho future. 4
lhwycr who recently defended dlsloynl ollIcial
at st. Petersburg nc.o,npunic,l his client TO tho
penal establishments of Siberia.
, 1880-03-26

Mn. CANTON, who hal been rendered
Democratic nomination for Alderman Of tho
Sixteenth WArl, Very senslby declined tho prof.
fcrc1 h1nor and ttrEc.l ha brother Democrats to
unite OIL Mr.. Ilnlntr, tho Independent cantlldatc
as tho only why to defcat tic alien red. Ting Com.
nlunist candIdntc, stahl. Last spring tho Re.
ptbfcans and Democrats together pollcd l,nsl
votes and tho Communists 1913, United they
stand, divided tl,oy full. They cnn clcan out tho
Communists II they pull together, but not otaor.
1ytsr
, 1880-03-26

SIX persons l,ayc bcen murdered By bn,ltl
of Indians near Santa 1Iarbara. N. n. Tho
nnucs OF threo OF tho purity nyc known. Tho
Ravagcs nlso attacked the Village TT Enll jose,
but were driven oil without doing any co1,slder-
able damnKc.
, 1880-03-26

ANSWER to Anxious Democrat: No; 10
Dlackbur1's memorable observation was not
"1fo who rallies Is u bustar,i nnd ho who shouts
is 1ammcd," but "Iio who tlalltcs Is u tinstarl
and ho who doubts Is damned" Everything
uepcuds on tho nllltontion.
, 1880-03-26

Pm. SHERIDAN once said TINT If he owned
Tcxas aHd another placc. ho would rent out
Texas and live In tho other plHcc. 1Io Is now
milking fnst tlmo for Chtcago, which is not q
compromise residence, bit placo for good men
who lon't havo to CHOOSE between evils.
, 1880-03-26

THE call for ii National Anti-rinl-Tcrm
Convention has been Issued, tho Convention to
be held In st. Louis on tho 9TH Of atay next, Tho
call cantomplntcs all expression Of Nntlouni scl.-
timont ugnlnst u tllrd Presidential term and the
Inauguration Of II movement townrt limiting tho
Presidential tenure by Il constitutional alnv.,d.
NuD1t.
, 1880-03-26

THE Cincinnati Commercial says, and Is
posltifo about 1t, that II Grant IL nominated
agsln Hamilton County Will giyo 5000 majority
aHstnss hinl; Montgomery, 1000; and Hutlcr,
a,6Oa-enough To g!vo THO thlTd term in Ohio u
black eyo OF tho moat serious magnitude,
, 1880-03-26

DY union Of tho Republicans anl Demo-
crnts In tho Fifth Wnrd lnst spring tho Con,-
muntst canll1ntc, tho blntnnt btatterHklto Nor-
gan, got ail on tho shell. \ simllur union this
ti1uo will fix another Communist In tho sumo
, 1880-03-26

THE Rhode Island Democratic delegates
aro us u body unpledged. individually major.
ity favor Tiltlen for first choIeo, with Dayard,
Jowott, or Hondricks FOR second choice. Some,
however, nro violently opposed to Tildcn, ind
Ills managers nocl not look for solid support
from Rhode Island.
, 1880-03-26

OIl1u wns rakctl with tlno-tooth comb for
mn original Grant ,nan, antl at Inst Stanley
b1ntthows was discovered, but a similar scarch
In Conuecttcut hag bocn barren OF result,
, 1880-03-26

T11E highly Important news tint the Queen
OF tho Netherlands Is to present her Bpoilso
vory soon With Pledge Of tcti.ler love Ii c,lbleL
all tho way from London.
, 1880-03-26

"A HEAVY sn0w-stornl prevailed nil over
tho New England States and tho Upper Like
region yrsterday which considerably !mpctlctl
travel aud greatly hindcrcl trntllc,
, 1880-03-26

ALI. tho Aldermen who pay no taxes, and
mako their living by blackmail. are candidates
for reelection.
, 1880-03-26

At the meeting Of the Directors OF the
narataria Ship-Cuual Company In Memphis
Aouday, Capt. cowdon m4de ono Of his forcble
and energetic speeches, Hp bud 1uaps ou hand
TO show that tho constant alle I'll aud bnI Vi,
, 1880-03-26

TwESrY-N1SE journals arc now published
in this country exclusively by colorcd men,-a
most crtnlltable showing for q race only 6evon'
teen yours out Of slavery,
, 1880-03-26

SrEAklNG Of pulp, what condition Will
Congressman Miller alld iussol bo in ntter tho!r
noses hayo been put to tho Krl1sttstono7
, 1880-03-26

GRADUALLY 1t tlawns on tho Senatorial
mind that so.no States in tho Union arc uot
ownod In Washington.
, 1880-03-26

"IE who dnlllcs Is atlastart," observed
Dir. blackburn, aud Immediately Sam Ttldcn
falls into train Of aofl,bro musings,
, 1880-03-26

' TAstMANy has sccu'eai ESQ rooms at Ct1e-
cInnHti, and Sam ridden can't crowd Ills enemies
Into back gnrrets, Us he hoped to do.
, 1880-03-26

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NJ. a. II. A. M-spo-
sa, consSe:tan r. NJ ~ fr!!,ay 9vsni1E at sD s11cx
companions cUrl!uy inyited 1!y nrlt.r N tho M II
Il. +. tI1tS. II. M[ttt31IT, Hecr4fatys
, 1880-03-26

1fnvtcker'a TIlcntres
bindaon street, between 11Garborn md State. En-.
Gn2cmcnt OF 3tiss Ada Caven!tsil. "Afcrcy Mct1ck"
, 1880-03-26
POSTAGE.
Enttd al lAt pnst-nes at t'hfeaeo. ILL.,, dt Steond-
Claus Matter

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1nale copicA OF TIE TntnUSE through tho nlat Wc
Ate hot1wlth the transient rnte OF postage:
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, 1880-03-26

A NEW National Bankrupt law would be q
boon tQ stock ganlblera.
, 1880-03-26

WAUBANs1A 1.otMaE. No. IN 4. +. and A. NJ
NnGnlar Communication ta tFr!ay3 evening ut ~
uharIh lMHorant work. visiting c!,rsi1nly lflvitet
LIE CHURCH, Boo.
, 1880-03-26

Clark strect between Washington md 1tando ,nt
Encn1encnt OF Miss knte Putnam. "Lona, tn
Mhdcap."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-10-28
The Address Of tho State
Democratic nsnrMittce.

The timely address of the State Demo.
cratic Committee, says tho Columbia Regis.
2er, appears in another column. Lot every
trno man heed its words Of warning. Tho
supreme moment of this great struggle is
hoar ut banda moment big With tho fato of
millions of free people. The hordcs of Rad
icaliam, composed of the vicious, tho corrupt
and tho malignant from oil the countries of
the world, have masscd in solid phalnnx IN.
der tho Garfield banner. and ore bearing
down upon us in all tho cpowcr of desperation.
twill require all our cnorgics and all our
watch(nne's to repulso them. IF we full
to DO so, not ony our business interests but
our civil liberty, and, in South Carolina,
our civilization and our religion, will be
swept away before their cruel march and
this dear old State will no longer DO fit
homo for the white man. Men Of South
Carolina, stand firm in this emergency, and
let the battle line Of patriotism bo unbrokcn
in tho State that gave to history Kings
Mountain and Il Cowpcns.