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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-03
The Man who win steal wheoIbarr,

Brother Gardner, the African disciple Of
Moody and Sankey, says:
"Las' mite AS was toastin' my heels an
gwine to sleep by de cook-stove,' began the
old man as the notes of the triangle died
away, zee ole woman axed me if / didn't
find dis world was CROWN awful wicked
Dat put me in mind of the fact dat almos
ebery day / hear people sayin' dat dey can't
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05
A Brides Inheritance.

When Archduchess Christina became
the bride of King Alfonzo, the world
was gossiping about the magnitude of
her dowry and the magniticence Of her
trosseau. The feminine world wondered
at the tale Of wardrobe on a scale of
twelve dozen dozen pieces Of underwear,
and filling five railway vans, and the po-
sition of the beautiful young woman who
was invited to the throne Of Queen
was deemed the height Of good fortune.
But hardly had the sounds of revelry
died away after her nuptials, when an
assassin's bullet crashed through the car
riage in which herself and husband were
riding, one of them whizzing near her
own head, and it is said that the shock
has seriously affected her health.
Probably the apprehension of other as
saults aggravates her nervousness. And
now other trouble seem to have forced
themselves into sight. Ex-Queen Isa-
bella is a malicious scheming, il not
utterly bad, woman, and the day when
King Alfonzo invited her to return to
Madrid was luck!ess one for the royal
household. Queen Christina has, per-
haps, the most undesirable mother-in.
law on earth, and already it is rumored
that the young bride is less popular in
Madrid than the former Queen, and if
the schemes of the old lady are not
thwarted, the case will grow worse and
worse. Christmas inheritance is likely
to prove one of much sorrow, in spite of
her splenjor, and her career promises to
illustrate the truth that happiness does
not depend chiefly upon place, power
and costly appareL-N. Y. Mail
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05
Doing a Favor.

Early Yesterday morning a poorly
dressed and seedy looking person about
so years old entered the post Office and
proceeded to warm his hands at one of
the registers. He made no inquiries
about mail, and after he had been loaf
ing around for two hours policeman
got his eyes on him and asked
"Say, old man, have you any business
here :"
- "Well, no" was the reply.
"Any work to dot
"No 1 kinder thought I'd lay off
this Winter"
"Any friend heref'
NO"
Il think YOU are vagrant,' con-
tinued the officer as he took another
look at him.
"Mebbe am" sighed the old man.
"And l think III take you down"
"Well, I'll go alone"
The officer escorted him down to the
station house, registered his name, and
then proceeded to search his pockets.
Each one PANIED out II "wsd" of money,
making a total of 81, 600.
"Whv didn't YOU tell me you had this
money demanded the policeman.
why didn't you ask me p
didn't say l took you for vag-
rant, and you didn't deny it, either Z"
"Well, don't know anything about
your city laws quietly replied the old
man. "l've got two married daughters,
and | came in to bay each of 'em 5000
piano for New Years, but if it's sg'in
any of our laws, I'll take the next train
for home. I'm Citing purity old, and !
don't want any fuss with anybody"
"Weli, you might have saved your
self all this trouble, said the officer, as
he escorted him to the street
"Don't mention it," was the answer.
"lf l took any trouble on your account
it's all right, and you needn't thank me.
l am always willing to oblige anybody
who can appreciate it. Purity cold day
isn't it7'
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05
When Seminole was asked if he had

When Seminole was asked if he had
ything to say he choked moment,
and then, in clear, distinct voice, said:
Gentlemen, l have but little to say,
and l address myself to those among you
who may be erring ones. Beware of the
first bad step. The after ones are not
to be feared; it is the beginnings. But
for my first evil break | would not be
standing here tonight with this rope
around my neck, and death staring me
in the face. In relation to this murder,
gentlemen, we two are the guilty ones
we committed the crime. ! have no ex-
cuse to offer; nothing to say" And
then, raising his head toward heaven,
his lips moving tremuously, he broke
out with "Oh, God Almighty have
mercy on my sinful SOUL and as thou
hast shown thy love and tenderness in
times past to weak and guilty ones, show
such to me now. Guard, oh, / pray,
Thee, my mother, and brothers; and
let not them follow in nv foot
steps or take my sinful path
Forgive me my transgressions, o Cod"
his voice broke slightly" take me to
thee, sinful though | am y and then in
simple but eloquent terms, he prayed
for the we'll being and salvation of his
captors and cxecutioners During this
prayer the vigilants stood around with
hats removed and heads bowed down in
reverential listening. 1t was a somber
impressive picture. The moonlight
shining cold and clear upon the scene
THE FATED MAN
With eyes turned toward the zenith, one
foot upon the iron rail of the track, the
other upon the tie to which was attached
the rope that dropped from his neck;
the swinging, .twitching body of his COM
panion in crime dangling in awful soil
tude below; the congregated men with
uncovered and bent heads and their
faces hid beneath grim masks -; the pol
ished barrels of rifles and guns cleaning
in the moonbeams, and the grave like
silence alone broken by the earnest, feel
ing words of the speaker. A picture
never to be forgotten, and when at last
was given, even the stern executioners
of memorable law felt a tremor run
through their stalwart limbs. Seminole
died instantly, his neck broken in the
fall, but swinging past the spiles
the skin on the knuclles of his
right hand was rubbed off. Wood
ruff died hard, his struggles for
breath being distinctly heard, and
his limbs twitching convulsiyely. The
work was done, and the vigilantes slowly
retraced their steps to their ho"ses, and
without word mounted to their saddles,
while the two bodies hanging beneath
the bridge twisted and twirled, and final
ly rested motionless, stirred only now
and thsn by passing breeze that played
ttfully with their fast stitiening forms.
As the masked men left the scene of the
lynching they fired a farewell shot from
their pistols, and as their number is va
riously estimated at from 100 to 80, it
made quite a volley.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05

this country from the Netherlands in
l5O9-another importation, therefore,
IN all probability due to Henry's horti-
cultural enthusiasm at the time when he
was a doting young spouse. 1t is a Gu
rious fact that the early introduction of
the scarlet-runner seems TO have met
with no little prejudiced opposition from
an idea that the color of the flowers was
due to blood. London Globe.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05

A little more than forty years ago all
the table cutlery used in the United
States came from England. At present,
out OF an annual consumption OF nearly
100000, worth, England supplies but
eight per ce.lt, and this country not only
manufactures nearly all that is needed
at home, but ships large quantities to
South America, Australia and Europe
Elder sister Ito little one who appeared
to take great interest in Mr.. Skibbons
+"Come, little pet, it is time your eyes
were shut in sleep" Little Pet-"I
think not Mother told me to keep my
eyes open whom you and Mr.. skibbona
wers together.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05

| shall long 70 zee the miseries Of the
world, since the sight Of them are nee
aAary 70 happiasA
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05

Example Is always more s&easious
than prssspA
, 1880-05-24
CELERY AND Cs1A11ONIILns,
'Ilj+| THE 7 WONDERFUL I jl|lj]l
Sale Of Dr. Benson's
Celery and Cllamo-
mile Pills
Is Not a Matter of
Surprise,
When We Take Into ConSid-
Grafton that
They Are The Only Remedy Known
that So Rapidly
Builds Up the Nervous
SvStG1ll, ana C1C9'eS
Sick Headache, Nerv-
GUS Headache,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Slecplessuess, and lndi'
gestion,
And Successfully Wards OF
All Danger OF
Paralysis, Apoploxy, and
Sudden Death.
Their Effect Upon the Nervous System
Is Wonderful.
Paralysis, Apoploxy, and
Sudden Death.
Their Effect Upon the Nervous System
Is Wonderful.

And there iMno wonder that Thousands
0fpeople avail themselves. Of such n value
nblo remedy, while 1t may II" found. III
tlleso tluyA Of Nervous Diseases. Tho sim.
piicity and purity Of taseso pills nre ~
oncc In their tavnr, ns they do not plays1es
Wuhayo known .arRlytIcs that huyo not walked
for two ypArH fully restored i'y those pills, and
thousands OF cahcs ut Nervous Wahkneaa per-
fent'y s,llrsl, whllo tho rnscs 0f Sick and N0rv"
Gus noalAcho md Nennllgin that they have
o,Irol sro nnlluor1.he. Eaetl ycar ndtas 10 their
popularity. TO0 Inlluh cann0t oe sud In thoIr
favor, for whllo tlcy euro ttosu turrlbto nervous
Diseases they als, lInprs'vo tho general hoalth,
and especially the complexion alid skin, ind III
usrluhy improve tho digestion. i'ricc 80 cunts
tox, or hoxos fur fs.Tt tto,tagc paid. Sold By
nil druEgsts. md NJ tho tlUpot, itt n Eutaw-6t.,
nntiu,nyu. NIL. aHd Now York Office, lis Fulton
81. Ciiicn4n sl!c.,, Is ltandoiph-st, near State,
III II. A. fiurlhitt & Ct,.' = drug siosp.
, 1880-05-24
FnlInn 1FAr1.

Thomas Ftlx, coaosetl. III yoara of ago, was
found dead yesterday mar..ng In tho basement
'of an uf.occuqtci building 1T No. i'H Fourth Nv
onua. ltu w'ls y singln man, mud nlusta his lls-
ln1 by tloiux shores, chrnnla ,kthin9 md gsn-
oral debility aro supposed to hnvp boun tho
oauscs. Tho Caro,ler hclA an in,luest .IMring
the .lay. ana the !y !nry -, sot,,rnel ,r.. =
rlacp In which the man .tIrl IL one Ut tho nlth-
est in the Ulty. and completely detlea dcserp-
ton. Al the jMry's rtAlneat the CurtMLcF il gn(ng
tn call tho attention VI llH lluulth Department
to the plAoc. Four nrl,lcsta hhyO been held
hcre during tho yeHE, n1'd Though IN 10 Caso h4a
ihp 1sath 6ssn directly attrlat4ele 70 the atl,,
place 6Ngcp4sgx Rnd prll1li,tea disease.
, 1880-05-24
RESrAIK AND SUICIDE.
A NInn Driven 10 I3cnlI by tho Fangs
OF Poverty,

A mnn Driven 10 Isensh by tho T'angs
OF Poverty,
At m carly hour yesterday morning Julius
llnstung. OF tho Lincoln Park police. found tho
dead body Of mnn iyilR upnn ONO OF tho rustic
seAts. In tho rrht hand, tightly cLlspeal, wa8 d
..,,,.,,, 80 n"s. liz, h"i t.aa,' saa, ~" ~"
wh,ea ohn eattf'"sa aau noe' "reu. ~ tno
f'Rdt kenhlo was oallet-hole' IL "9s Plainly
o,,It, co,d. II il n,,nnosr1 lin ,frc,, WINS
-, !'.. r.,a ,".1v ,v"s
con1u'.to" ,ae I,'e'nh1s etensns' lMo n's's s "as
tAkG[l 10 tQD IhtThtG4 Stf1Gt E4Atj0fl+ WuEFQ
, 1880-05-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE ClvIk-6ERvtCE 0nnEli.

-. spfesa1 ns'patea to 1hs Chtfeeo ,s ifeoaat.
WAs1IlS0T0N, D. G., May "3.-Tho Prcsdent'6
cly't-sorvlco order Inns boon practically aban-
% The Treusury Dppartmont to snr,noaeId for ,, tin
ieli i hcro to bayo destroyed tho ljtIlo vjtnjlty
which, Inns lnttpry hem cIn!tnctv fnr TINT nrter
ho pncsnnt was 'I1 n.ngo,1,nr unoerta;n M @ ~ ~.
4nn faseutht % ""e osaeutnue uhouslaln VI ,!n
scope % when he issned It, and has beon wholly
mean. by it, and no othpr member OF tho Aa-
,n,ntstrntton hns i,c.n min to mi eonst,,c.ion
M - "ea nesu "u'o W pu'
"pon It that would last month Gen. 1sanm's
announcement that tho PRESIDENTS nondoscrips
- a'a'' WATER nrrxna.
An httompt ts being matio to take advantage
OF tho rush Of business ut tho close Of tho session
IN oot throurl, hilI comonti,o tim l,so Of wntcr
metcrs In tha eity. m tts n,cH hat The woste IL
Ky .nat ~ III rn yti ~ tT hnW Wi Il iaw"S " ho 70
on H. tnre wnaS M aSars Is ~ atsn ~ nG oa
Vic Vices 5: to ON 'noasato Saier: ' ' - ''"' ~
THE aRhAT bARrRRH.
Capt, Eads Is Eu!d 10 contemplate bringing tho
Great Eastcrn to this csalntry to tcst the depth
Of wttcr ut tho mouth OF tho mississippi jettlcs.
Ifo olnIms TINT It this ship, with good cargo
, 1880-05-24
MP appalling ngtlrea Tho rnpid extinction Of
!Gis tlobt to ho desrcd, first, fecauss It dlnin-

aip nnpalllng ngnres Tho rnpid extinction Of
IBhcs " 80 "'' ''"'''' = 1'''.
TIlE PRESENT nunpkN,
nnd for tt,o ndiftlHput rcnson TINT ono effect at
pntsonn! NatlOnn, 'lGft Is to crcnte preferred
ciass 70 tiro nsl fnGp',irs nltd frc, frnn tnxca
nilder nilr lh~s. 1insinR tho rruteGion nr thG
NoFt!nfl!entnt hGtn1 md ntrnnd, they would
e9ntrin!1ta nothing to Jig aspunrt.
Between tho Executive nI,tI Congress. u rclMc0
pui!Hc expenditures tnNny millions nt1nNnlly,
wIthtutt t1lpHtrfnE Tim efficiency nf tho public
Hhfsice. !eCtrcnGhtneHt Is needed for tho re-
dictlnn OF taxes. but II In A1s7 needed bcCntlac
rrprcrly administered, It wU,lltl become potent
facaar tn rcfnrfntn1 Civil Hctrcp.
Elections-Thg hHilDt-EnIx thGu1d he tho snfo-
R,snrd nf the lttpub!lo, for It Is intended 10 c1-
pfesa TIC fren Will Of h FREQ ncbrlg. Therofhr0
8,ectlons ht1Rt to he exempt fr0fl tho presence
ot my mcnncln9 forcp. and to 10 free trnm tho
contamination 0f corrupt returning boards.
clndcnDy By
sTislk,xa pows HONEST SUFFRAGE,
either BY tho aso Of troops. by fraud, or BY In
oxprosa my optn'on upnn 'ncasuros pending or
themselves ut the ling tinG.
Having thus freefy answered your inquiries,
may add. In conclusion, that my support will bo
cheerfuly gtvnn to my Candidate for President
WIN III grind fnftll will strlya Ia carry out tAts
general line Df policy, Which, In my Judgment,
Is Of far fnGre Importance than the ambition OF
my 'nnIi Or ever even the aucccss nj my poTty. As
Tho Hon. D. II. browning, Quincy, iii.
, 1880-05-24
TlLLDTSON'S CONDITION,

The condltlpn Of Mir. Tiliots0I, tho Hoard Of
'CraIe inaa who attpmnted Hutuiis At bin Fos!s
doacs, No. III South nobey street, laat Thurs-
day, WIS mnra favorable yesterday than ut auy
tLtns atuco tho attempt was mnds. Ills strength
has gseatly luoEoase1, and the tono Of bis
ston,aoh has 20 far improved that both food
Wus dfstnvrrod yrstertay th9t. co!ltrNry to tho
bultof Ut shnse attending him during tho E'ast
ny ar two, lhoru l.us beun ta,nadernllo htlIInr*
llItet nude ts exit, the escnpe VI bu,ht betuH
70 profuso lis to s,ak through tho ut-cloth9a
al1 .antsEissea aEd feAea tAa aafpot hensath;
, 1880-05-24
The Now HTFluNlYtrate.ta
II thA EttttQT Of M Ehttaa0 IfitKNs.

Oa1pApo, May ssa.-tp all tho rsu.aFkatlo ptct-
ufcs pf tho "ufso and pcc(tAo Of Homo" thsrp
Is 40 a1arp significant laasqH given than taat at
thu lnta1pqus "1'rIumvirato," which took tho
asst decided stsps to eomplss tue ruin Of tho
Colnu1opwvalth, when 1t met 10 determlue upon
thu mnst effective steps 70 destroy Aqtnan
iiharty,
And por heFo tho spproach to anothee sa@
stance at "I4letoy sopeatIn4 ltsolf,' when =
unw and prosumptuous trsuulYIFato pf eonators,
-CoukIng, Cameron, aud Logan,-from their
piuoes IN Washlpstou. make up their pla.s 10
bind, hand aud foot, tho great AmeFIaan peop1oi
to hand thaa, oYar, 1t possible. To lnolplent
"CueaE!sm," to that "ons-mun power" whluh II
has Thus fag In tho history Of the Nation been
tho purpose of aa our great statesmnn-the very
founders Ut our 4boktleS-tQ wSrA thalr co4n-
tryme4 egp!n4t.
And what "triumvtratoNI Oonhllng, the
RTtat Maehiue Leader In New York polit!ca; UQu
, 1880-05-24
POLITICAL.


T1rTECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA.
Special DspnttA 10 TIE Chteaeo 1rtbuns
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Mny .L-The Ianders Do.
rnocrroy, who met With such a Waterloo on 6at-
urr1ay, rrft,ap 10 bo comfoftcd. They appear 10
havo gono into the n,nss Convention after wool,
and cOtno out haily shurn by tho Gray men.
tcprivctf Of tho right nf fren speech+ for whcn-
over my ono IT fhun attempted 10 offer rcsn~
luton Or motion, II VIVA promptly tabled. The
impression now Is, Tint nNi,therC Convention Will
be CatiGtl, and nnhther set of delegates bo chosen
to tho StMte Convention. -,
THO Republicans yesterday decided tn select
tlcrgntes 10 tho Stato Conruntl0u, on The 1ith Of
Iunu. -,
, 1880-05-24

A htatnrsotant ingon,a.lsly composed of ono
part VI revtltled oil of tMr1pntitIe una sevon
!Al ct verbetia to each ollnco. IL reuosumnildMt
by Mr. Day. ~ Australian physisIan, for Do. do.
sstsoynS ths pn!sl Eorns of snMi!' n'x. s,4rist
Ita purifying 2nd tiisinfect,nG pklportlvs aru
d.lr he Says, to tue puwer which Is lknsossed by
GAel, Ut the ingredients 0f AbaurLinX atInns-
pherto oxygen 4ll.l cuavortlug It Into perosidu
6f 4yr.fnEtll,-I highly Hcliro uxf,ffzlnx nHoat.
and very similar III III nature to ozonc. Articles
OF clothing. furniture, Wallpaper. uarpolluy,
bunks, nov Wspaper1, letters. t,t0.. may, It Ii
Htutcd, 10 completely H1tl1Htcd With IL Without
, 1880-05-24

J. F. 0rfcsman, OF No. at Dosplninos street,
in jumping ntr a Lnrrabco street chr at tho
Nandolph struet crossing ut 9:a0 last nycning,
accidentally slipped and fell bpncath the
wheels, md had his right leg badly
crushed Just at'orc tho ankle. Mr.. Grcsmnn
was tuken In a cnrrIaHs tn tho West
Mhd!son efrcct Sthtlnn, md City Physician
thu pplnjDn that the leg wpsIl havo 10 10 ampl,-
taletl. He was taken tn tho County Hospital Tor
treatment. l. ST. !}sc'nlar 4 n GcrIrn,, sboat Is
, 1880-05-24
EMtjlATlNG PATCH.

CINCINNATI, stay 8i-Thomns 1ioyd. at Ken
lucky, who recently made u fcarfui leap iuto
the Kentucky isivar, to-tlny jumped from tho
middle Ut tho suspension bridge tn this city Into
the Ohio 1slysr, a tstLnco Ut nfncty-fou foer.
Little publicity WINS given to the feat, anil not
moro ahnn thirty Venplo Oh tho bridge and
ennsl crowd t,tt tllo shDro saH him. liz turned
twign III the ntr ansl struck tho wator with head
and sht'lllderH. lie wns picked mp by a skin un.
hurt. tt0uEl bis shirt. whero 1t struck the watqr,
WAS hadly torn.
, 1880-05-24

Br. Inuls,. Mo-, May SA-Tho Kansas exsnn.
sion Of tho IT. Louis Is Han Frunulsco liatlsoad
wis completed Iasl night to Wichita, 500 ullps
FROM 81. t0ats, whoru 1t connccts with tho
Wichita branch Of the Atchspn, Tapeka 4 Santa
F6 H0Ad. This nppl,s u new lluo to Huuthnrn
Kansas, Colorado. nnd Now Moxtco. This ox-
tpnstnt Of tho VI. Louis l. San FrNuusoo will l,o
pushed Into DodRn CITY, KRs ~ speedily M p4a.
Etl,le, and perhaps tn NtI0rttlo. Tho Inns tO
Wichita viii DO Open for business Tharsday, tho
eth {1dt
, 1880-05-24

Tho RAshV CUaricr snys: "a great case Of
forgery Of ltissAu bank.nDtes Is IN triaI In
Tlttts, Cnstcaslfs Among tho INFLICTED arc found
PERSONS OF all cnRscs and nlafy nvocaA0ns,-nn
oll!eer ut tho Ar1ny. q fnrtner, 4 goldsmith, a
an ex- -pt)llcGnHnA broker, merchant, n ildtller
q tSaetcr' and PRIOR OF tho convent, With htt
, 1880-05-24

traveja. With tho PRESENT fccIIng Ut tho pcnpin
nf this fsnto and Inc general nu''lfc. lrt thntn
fnrne tho nomInMtion ,of Grant on tho rcnpln
and they will see tUok t:uunty r1ll IN majority
ut ton thnusanl and thu Btnto nf twpnty
thnnsand IN Reputation Of this ecandal upnn
III 4 Wcp,fiican II .uen.y yonrs' standns, FIR
mytcf and thn,taanla Df nfttcrs, I cal, ',tiy sny
tlnt1 apce1 tho ty when can cnAt tHy vnte for
position on tho people Of America.
GEo. A. HtIuFElDT.
, 1880-05-24
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To Coikumptlves.-1Iany have hcen
hMppy 70 give their Testimony in favor OF tho
Experience Ill,s pruvci Il to hc d valnGu resl1c-
dy for consumption. Aathma. diphthetiH, aud alt
diseases 1T thu t1ruut nnti ll,Xs. Manufactured
only: by a. =. WiIl'or, Chemist, Hoston. Sold By
all druggists.
, 1880-05-24

blotd accoNnts for tho very Low condition Ut tho
patent, whose tnErNlscft strength Ia doubuess
due largely 10 lts cessation.
, 1880-05-24

receiving thu tltghtee Injury: and when It has
hecn nnco freely Mppticd 10 any rt)n9h Or roftnls
surfnce tts netfon will be persistent for M nl-
tntlst fndefinit pnrIo4f.
, 1880-05-24
y 7Iohtiy II'Artre.scx and 1Iilttary.n

{<0fad0f Truth.
4 friend Of mine, 4 serious. man, vent tho
othor dny to enc of tho new ladies' clubs that
hnVH como tntH existence. with bis wlfo, a Ae-
rinis lady. They wero inclined to btcotne tnem-
hers. hut before dDfng ~ tho hustluud consulted
walter. ffe looked tho Indy over md said:
"llctwecn y,H, .Mru nc. air, ehe Is hardly our
NtFlr.-our lnclnbob 0re mostly h'actrcssos and
military"
, 1880-05-24

MISSOURI, KANSAS II TEXAS.
GALYkeros, Tex., Nay @.-Stockllolders
OF tho Missouri. kausas Il Texas Extension
, 1880-05-24

ta'nefnn. son of. a mach'no polticInn, tho nero
rat # ,Il.Ry % I'D x H" ~ nc aess ] , a "e 9er faqty @
years in's becn, tho vnry tynnnyin nf political
corruption. IN Pennaylynntn; and f.ng.n. now
tn uIIs,w.sl Il, l,ec0ne fictor of thla Tricky
;rrIlmyirata! u IL s,IEt men ~ these by whnnl
aI.u ING Frsht AmGric.n people must Ie ahnckled
ton eIltcrlainei tt,nt they viii hAvo thu .pirt 10
resist this bnsn nttcmpt at their h,tmillatlnn
""a ~ Ill ots1a q = ssss VII sa III 10 sf tl,oir
Woi. tiank Heaven for Tho profound convic-
81. I'san "coni esltrer tls Essi* i.-ear'ff 10
this atiy nitro thun can his fellow u'n*p!rniorA
~ % was*' r ,no.r kn y'r,nry f sp5ss T. =
1toinan history, Tint menus cfeat., Tho ruvu,s-
inHy unscriIuuIs Inctirsis f, wttct. lfo trf.
li,y "unit rule" Tic G,lo.,,n,s dcr"", nf thoa,
bllltlMIn9 dIetHtors to lHsnr, las affirmed III
r'Gtt-thtnking men: and # Is alorlniH tn hco tho
Nation nr1'tsc,i viii after iils struggle mmke
"thrtl%tcr!n'am" honcoforth impossible III nil
Why, j,lst tStnk Of the, stonlthy, ccslesnptlb!e
10 cntrnp lilo Aincflcun poopp 10 their f,tso
t.cHlved as iIrst with simple feeling of grail
,,lde f"r his services ~ q soldlcr-nIycrlookin
Ills glnring defects ns statcslnHn-ihIhk nf h!ll
tptu c0ntcmntlbie, tricky pottluianss 'om tho
hunt fur il ncw cluneo fpr Hfiinder, ntlt no thus
IsHH 10 lnftt hD conveniently ultf tID QHI1eFL
tlieru WIS prospect Of influencing 10 thoir be-
hull itA election or u conTentton! aaAk nt the
Ilc!knaps, md Tom Murphyh. md 13atcocks. tha
it,hrsnIls, fhinps, ard Shepherds, the j..ots &
stk.kinE+, nfter nil tho ps,llttcnl md pers0nal
rorsiun Of his following: md tfso''. thinking
American Of my Rehool II politics being cx.
t>eeteti tn tclE these hnrrihie teaches to n new
md wl,rse ntteinpt Hf Htlch u prrpetpnta their
nn,scaiInH mud destructive ho1i OIL patronage
and t,3Wcrl .
Nj; let tho cry hcncoforwnrl be. Dopn rtth
NE 7'r'umrirale.-tho TluCxY Trtumrfrdtci
tk,wn with G,t.surtsm III nil fts contemplate and
shameful fu1ns1 lunlucraey uf tho TA,ntnnny
typo Ia haIl tnauFh; hut thls-i Bay It aa q
"ktatwart" itcpubIlc4ln-Ls worse, and that IL
Or l,,lrso 1t is too lats for this tblnl lcH OF
tho Triuniyirntu-sir. LoEnn-t0 tMk0 wnE,!lnR.
The mntlncr III which himself md bis uhc1l1nt
tn0fs hive trunpeel untler tOnt Hli atletnpta ut
.rso stiHn + IT.. IT, mpo1 .a a
monwu,tith Of iltInnls haIad ani ftlot, as
we Aavo said. and keep her 70 50 long
rs ho thinks ho cut rrt.s,tnlc. titNh It. LIT
him note, ht1wayGr stEcctssfME old Simon could
ntltd 'eni,ss!vnnla and hand her over to son
D0n,'' lht The prnccss c,ltllos h1 rcpcatet! hero
By nnyhOhy, even allhn,,Rh tho ntfnus OF I.n-
cpn aud U0llglAs hAyc becIt captured, Ana upnn
every possible t,ccnstDn used n1sd abused, III tho
pcrsntis u tlier sons, for thia purpose: The
ilurn than thnt Mr. Lognn Will tiud bcfnre he isa
nlnnth Ol.!cr TINT Us first-chss bul!dnzer he
Will mt III tho end prt.vu stlGteRs. Lot ovary
frcenNn wh0 ns yet considers himself such jain
hants III fMynr OF any Of tho ntter candidates Of
the .n Ty 5Dr hdsr TUG tSi. to
AN oLD REpunL1oAN.
, 1880-05-24
What IN Old Line Republican Of Iowa
Thinks Of tiie Logan TActIca.
10 he Editor o} Tns Ehtedoo 7ftbune

What an Old Line Republican OF Iowa
tnihAs o. ene Logan 'aNct'ca'
10 ne Editor q 7ne Ch9ea7o 7ftbunt'
GEuNpY CENTRE, Ia, May 2l,-The action Of
I'm tfcnub,Icnn n Conrcntio,, or 1,lInna n tcinp
,rs.aSa, .,,.t .,tIa,.,,la IT,, ,. IT. .,s
matcasa win nhAlous eo!loltuao W .uo ou 1'no
cl.,dtng from tho deliberations of tho Convcn-
ton ti,n nnIuotv-twodc1crotce frt,u, C,t,k Co,,nty
MI ~ ~ r. ~, .,,a 'xsati,, ~ ,,r,-o,,,,fs;t
"aa at ino SaH'o t'mo eAactiaH ~ pIeNt!".e's
TO thetF having their case considered tho pledge
beforehand to abllo by the nctlon Ut Il Convch-
t,nn Ia Tim u,oat cxt rnnrdIoarv cns ~ lnif,ox