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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-07-23
For Sheriff.
EHiOr YnlcS:

Mr.. Eascom A. Shulcr is hereby announ-
ccd by his many friends as Il Candidate tcr
Sheriff. He is a grandson Of Col David
Shulcr of old st. Matthew's who filled this
office before the war, and Il son Of Maj. War-
rcn ShYlcr who lost his life in defence of
his coylAy. 4 hard workingycung Demo.
rrat ls,m one Of largest Clubs in the Coun-
~, and having the confidence Of both races,
he will give strength to Tie Democratic
ticket.
WORK ER.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-07-23
For Senator.
JeJmg Times: :

Edt0r UFdnyeJWy TMcS:
The many friends of Mai. T. B.
WliALEY hereby announce him us Il
Candidate for Senator at the ensuing cleo
tion, suIjcct.to the action Of the Dcmocra-
tic Convention. a practical business man,
and successful farmer, the interests of
Orangcburg will be safe in hi, hands
MANY FARMERS
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-07-23
NOTICE OF DISMISSAL,

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that hc has flied his tinal account as AL
mini>lraor Of the Estate of Caroline X.
Panllins deceased, with the Judge of Pro-
hate Tor Orangchurg County, and will Az
ply i"r Il final discharge as s,.cl, Ad.ninis.
traitor on the Ind day of August 1850.
ID. 7. SrElGNER,
ADMINISTRATORS.
July 4! i,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-07-23
For Sheriff.

Editor O'"nycb"ry Times
| hereby announce mysclra Candidate
for the Office ofShcrin, and will submit to
the results of the County Democratic Con-
vcniion.
Very Respectfully,
j. W. MoSELEY.
May 18th 1880.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-07-23
A "STRAIGHTOUT" PICNIC.

WILLOW SWAMI. =. c.,
july 18th 1880.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-07-23
For Representative,

Mr.. Editor:
Please announce Mo,gan l.. Glcaton as
Il Candidate for a member of the General
Assembly. subject TO the action of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY VOTERS
, 1880-09-28

thur" by Tcnnyson, but rs to what thoy mean
ttore In.s long bccnn difference ot opinion n,rlonE
literary nen. THO generally accepted theory,
lnhndrcss. tho result being tho stecp!cchaso 80
beautifully ,lc.crfbuti above.
Tic third mud youngest tlnrglitcr, Annc, Ut
Gen. tsosecrans, look tho black yol III Thurs,1ay
Mt tho Convent ut tho Ussulncs, st. Martins, o.
Ills eldest tuuHhtcr, htary. ia buried IN tho
churnhynt,l af the cnnvcnt. ut which sim was eli
,chtrsi. asli where. after taklnx tho veil Aho wRs
kn0wn NJ ststur Vt. C!nricR. Ills second 4aliRt.
ter Is with Him M tho I'aelhc slopo.
Atnt wet IL ler ntltow where, lonely,
Tic lhrobltnx wltu raro l,as bcen laid
Cnn tho queen Of thu scaao, lu only
A poor lIttle Woe-bcBnnc tnatd2
SO close up tho curtatnH above her,
l'ut by her hall dress And her gloves
The st,Iilcs nrc for those who 1nny iuvc her:
THO tenrs for tho ono whom sho loves!
-Chdries Il. Dam.
1.ook out, boss The New York Mall says
TINT t'tulti-eolurci l,an}kerchtcf-su!ts, with
phcasalt.hrOwn htrtlers, aro to ho wnrn his
ScnB1n. nn1l whcn your pDpay-wopsy strikes yuu
gently. h,'t flrsnlr, for tho price ut one, rcuem
bcr tint until n new President Is innuglratcl
mid business recoycrs from tho unnatural tor.
lor n'ways rrotlt,ccd by tho presence of MI ex-
citing iHtlcnl campngn, lnr6e Investments Ut
capital arp ttnwtse. This Krent truth may not
impress yotr wtfc fayurnb1y. but perhaps 1t will
enable ydu to blutr hcr oil until tho time for
Eastcr bonnots arrives sho will break you
tilon, anyhow.
, 1880-09-28

net with tho RcadjustcH,-for tic present at
leash-adopttn9 tho ndvico Of President
Hayes, to mike the hest terms they coll With
tho pcapto nbont tllc,n. Thu 1.rnd djustcrA
offered them share Il, tho lucnl Offices n,nt
political protection II they would vnto Tho
Rcadjnstors' ttckct aud contt afford TO tn 1t,
~ they would be in minority without their
support Acting rs Republicans, they l,ad
ITO show wtlatsvor, as their votes wnu1d not
ho counted. Acting With tho Funtters, they
must unacrnpulOns enemies for notll!ng.
hut Oh tho ot|lnt side, netting with thu llca,i-
justers, they snw tho why to I. moro liberal
government, 10 fair count of votes, 10
nj, end Of prescription md pcrse-
cutton, nlld a chance to elect somo Of thotr
own numbers 10 local Offices. They ,nns!o
the alliance, and now It Is 50 strong tl,cro is
not power enough to brcAk It. Tho Nrw
York 74mcR' Richmond correspondent says
tl,at (aen. A(hlione, l,y tho MD Of his lltatl-
jnstcrs and negro allies. l,as nlreaty during
tho past year secured for tic negroes very
mnterinl advantages. lie writes:
Going out Of hs why to keep faith with Ills
nlnck niles ny prompted the trlctluM vt nlini.
her 1f tSpIee tg. T., I" b. nty Ess a
tions nanc,,., sltlco ther tl'crc. iiaye hecn no
III thv mime uf law. Thoy nro now Frequently
according to their i'nn!tnra; .so,leihinE llks
Ar equal ynIc0 tn thu ADMINISTRATION Of thur
county a0nIrs.. Apnt,t. under tho rule Of tho
HcadJustcrs tho scha,l fund Ut tho stntn
the s sssa SAps a WIZ. a sfs nfe a' e is
who wcre awlndlcd by tho lIonrl,uns hnvo been
paid what was .!ue ten,, III, l,t'test elrurt h.*
, 1880-09-28

THr: following Is NIL cxtrnct from speech
mada by John 4. Hoffman, ex-Gnvcrllor Of
New York, tl,sring tho campaign In which Soy
incur ran for Presidents:
An Incident occurred at tho Nntion&l C0nyen-
ton, hssc1nbled in tho greAt City If New York.
Which WINS nj OHcr It'll t,'1len Rntl II watrniuX. Tho
grand hnl w1cr1 tho Convention met WINS full af
pntrlptEu ,ncn. Upon its waijH wcro 1olsctt twn
shields OF tho wlne thtrty-seycn Btates, R!ll
nrlund oycry shield was tho American iiHg.
Uln.n the p1ntfor.n atontl two bronze statues Ut
nGblc soldiers. ono lcanfng upon Krcnt br0nzo
sword. The Convention hAd been In eesal0n for
several days. tlatlnt after ballot hntl takcn
plRcu. First ono. was up, tbcn unothar. ,uld
presently gallant Gonornt, whose ,namo
with respcct-t mean Hancock. M man
knew whether. on this ncxt bullot, he WIN
or wus not to be chosen. Everything was tncer-
thin. when suddenly the RrEnt bronze yMyrni IT
The statues hand snftf ttannfcr at thc hit, It
wns NIT t,'.lchetl by ii mortu hand. No flumnn
1s9of!uy hrpkc 1t. at.tnB mysterious, inylslbE1,
Asl (rrcKStlIu power Rnnpt}ed 1t ut tile htt, mud
tho word wont Forth TINT tho country w.la to
hntG hereafter 8tntesnM! Htitl mt II soldier for
Its pnt1pr Aty trlctts, tho people thrDilKhnut tho
Mutton nre hctng Htirrctl, not By my hunnn
nKeilGy, not ly my word OF public speakers in
publ1U HasetnblnKGs but therG II tNJlrfr 1a Hu5-
fcriins, AZ Mistfn. IN fr3r*fstfLle na that Nhich
hnkf the arrf, Elic|l IA a0tdilp the 1ndaSex "
tic 1to1Rt, MD which Will ctcyAte Il, tho chair 0f
StMtu D!io wlinlH We honor ls m excellent oltf-
ECU, Christian Ecntlotna.l, and noble stntes-
inNn.
Is mt th,a prophetic of tho defeat Of 11nncock
and tho election Ut tho statesmnu uastlcltl?
, 1880-09-28


IL tho course OF n speech lately delivered
lin, TINT cx.ltebcl Congressman sa1d, will
sheer: "When the Now England Abolition
3sts gut runtly to rcrstnbllsll atnvcry III this
country, give tl,am nptlco Tint they cn1l't
cra,n 1t down tho tllroats Ut tho Southern
rcopto with n tGn-foot po!c." TlIts Is spec
linen of the Southern stslo of oratory, Of tho
tone 1T which their speakers rgfcr to tho
Northern people, and Of tho "bosh'' In
which they indulge In addressing Northern
Democratic audiences. On tho other hand, a
Southern planter, who owns twenty thou.
sanl ncres ut land In Mississippi, lately snlu
TO Il Northern n,nn will, whom he was OH
terms Ut Intimacy: "Tl,o North may cut
my plantation I'll two In tle middle and tako
lInlf Of 1t. 1t they'll give nc back my mig
gers" T'llls Ii all honest expression Of ttle
real sentiment Ut u1n Southern, people OH the
subject of slavery. They regrnt tllu old
regime. and. while they continue to innurn
the loss Of their "nfggers," they cannct III
tho nature Of things, be lnyai to tho Goverll-
,npnt wlrfc1, abolished slayery. How can
my sensible person doubt this propt>-
stlo',-,lamely: that tho South would, It 1t
Ind tho powcr, vote tllat the whole country
should be taxed To pny them the value of the
slaves they owhedut tito time eof their en,anct-
patton? And II this be true will Nut the
South accomplish the sanla result, If posi-
bic, through Congress whenever 1t shall se-
cure entire control of all branches Of tho
Government: A Consciousness ot this prob-
able fact induced Hancock to takc thu cx-
traortlinnry step OF publishing Il promise to
, 1880-09-28

.csntic Senators utterly failed 10 make out a
cHsc. Tho "importctl " negroes coull n0t.
hn found. Only very fow strngslcrs hah
come into tho Slate, nnd they only to iantt
Legitimate employment. There was no owl
tIcnce Of conspiracy Or collcert anong them.
So then thcro IA not, md will mt DC, my
such evidence now. The Democratic leaders
themselves slo not believe Il. They pretend
only to hnyo confidence in tho reports. 40
tlat they may confuse tho public mind
anil divert attention from their avn te-
signs, which, incllnlr, rs wo aru Informed
and believe. tho ,nust extensive frauds,
respectfully In tho southern counties, by tho
bringing tn Of nonresident Confctlcratcs. A.
sslnllow pretense of rllarn oii acc0nnt Of tho
negro vote carlintfOr ono moment deceive IT..
tellgcnt 1nc,,, or CONCEAL tho rcnl designs OF
tho Democratic managers fro,u tho public.
, 1880-09-28

BA1TrMnnE will celebrate the 150th ami
vcrsnry OF It's scttlomont tho 11th of October
Thu members Of tho Cnbinct hnve been invited
to attend. Some United stAtes wnr.vcssrls, the
troops at Fort Henry, md detachment Of NIT
rtncs will participate IN tho turnout. baltimore
will try to o,ttsvaI f1oston In tho sp1ondor Of Its
anniversary celebration.
, 1880-09-28
PERSONALS,


"Vassar Girl "-Afauh S. docs not chew
gum.
Get tic old and shattcrctl stoyc-ptpo
From its cernGr III tho shed;
Lot the ltnfnlcnt lo ready
i'NpA soon will brenk hs heal
Tho lley. DR.. Chaplin Is apparently improv-
lug si'lee ho arrived ut hta country homo ut
Ruckpnrt, Muss. Eyery pleasant .lay he IL
whAelod about IN Ats invalid .ulAlr, and derives
much bef,ol!t frolu the sunshine.
* san francisco Judge sentenced a young
tnan tn fftccn yBars In tho State 1'rsan for steal
lug aamo eiKhsats from II dcpot.stanl. II was
shown that tho prisoner was a conlirnlgt clGnrut-
elnokos, aud vas ot,0 Of tho first pooplo In Sau
ffancisco to weur two.chalned watch and u
ray hut
Tho literary publications aro making q
great fuss 0vcr tho discovery that ono stalaxl OF
recent poo1n by 5tE. Altlr!ca was stolen frula
HwinburHe. Ihat IL not tho tlnrui tnnt point.
WhAt tho pGhple want fs dellMit Information
concerning tho gentleman whom Bw1nlurlle
bur1lasizcL.
Thu engagement OF Secretary Eyarts'
daughter. Miss bIlnnto Evarts. to Sir, Tweed,
oio Of hnF father's law pnrtners. IL announced.
When uskel for hIs consent 10 tho engagement
answering III writing, nut Wishing tn unnecoa-
saFily postpone tho happlncsa Of tho young peo.
plu, :.
Along tile grassy slope sit.
Aud drean! OF other years;
Ny henrt Is full Of soft regrets,
s!y eyes of tender tcaFs.
Isft alone, and only bear,
Thu Wild bUes Oh tho stoop,
And distant bells that sceM 10 doat
From out tho folds Of Sleep.
-9uaan u. .Anlhonu.
, 1880-09-28

Mn. PA1sNEII- speaking Mt New Ross Sun.
day. denounced tho recent 1nur1cr uf htr. lloyd
fn that Heighb0rhootf ns prnjudtGal to tho cM,tse
Of tho tunant., md hpil thnt. tlnd tho Kilkenny
farmers such organizations rs exist In other
districts pf tho country, MIR. lloyd wo,t.l not In
fnco Ut tho opposition whck, they would u!fcr
and tho exposure which would consequently FOL.
low an his net. bnvo attempted to carry o,,t tho
cSicuou which ia Renerliy conceded 10 have
been tho calisc or tue shooting. aIr. Parncil
cnunsclcl hls audience to Act within tho Inv,
, 1880-09-28

Nit EMERY Sromss las returned from
bustncas trip to the rac'c coast, md III reply to
Huer!ca by TitinusE representative glyca It rs
bis opinon, derived frum observation and Ant.t-
it10nts matle to him 1ly wci'.infortned persons,
TINT thcro Is not tho slightest doubt TINT tho It,
puhlicans Will carry Colorado and California this
fail, anu that they aro pretty confident Of Oregon
nikO.
, 1880-09-28

Thu strength shown by tho Grcenbackera
III the Nlaln0 election, ald tito readiness OF
Gen. Hancock aud the Democratic managers
to mako common CAUSE with tholu, have gtvcn
Grccllbackism un Importance III kelh6 States
In tho present campaign which few PERSONS
anticipated 1t would have, Ii Indiana shnll
10 Democratic 1t will be becAllse thu ('rccll-
hackers OF Republican nntecedents shnl! vote
for the regu!ur Gtccnback ticket, aud tho
ureeMhaekcrs OF Democratic procliytttcs
shall support lal,derS and Ills associates.
'rllo hope or TIM danger ut Gen. uaucock's
election Is based In the main upon the con-
fu5la,. which the freenback movement
creates, and which, In Utmost a!l communities,
Is expected to contribute IL the success OF tue
Democrats.
lle''ee 1t Is the duty Of every Intelligent
man 10 point out Just where OreeMbarGisnl
lpals. II the logical outcome OF this anolIl~
alous movement Mt this Tins could lllyo
been Impressed upon the mechanics anu
laborlng ulcn In Alaine the Grcenback ticket
would havc lost thousands Ut votes, a,,ti tho
Republicans would have carried tue Stale.
Tho Grecnbackers propose; ~ 'Tlat tle
duties and alt other taxes for the benefit at
tho General Government shnll bU paid III
lcgal-tcMder notes; 1t follows, US matter OF
course, that tho Interest OIL tilo bonls, rs well
rs other obligations, sl,all be paid III legal
tender notes. because the Government will
bo III receipt OF 10 other kind Of Money.
~ That the Naalonal-bauk notes bo wiped out
Of existence, aud lcKa!-tenter Government
notes substituted in their plure. % Tint
the Treasury ba exhausted Of its coin by tho
III fhnthul ~ I'm nj <,# liza
, 1880-09-28

Dr'.tNG thu year ending tho 30,h Of June,
D,tal tOsls Of newspapers mud periodicals passed
through tho E1!tcd slatcs suuils, being M III.
crcnsu III LUIS t0nH over tt,u yeur entnx juno 10,
1s.D Thu r0ytIIuU derived tr1nn tAis st,llrey III
St,"sA4, nh 'sleret*u of &s:.., ,saH over tho roy
cnuu for the provIuus yuar.
, 1880-09-28
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE t:FtfcAnu T'HincAE has established branch
ocn1 fnr tho tenot OF subscriptions and advostlse.
n,ent1 rs follows:
NEW YU1tk--ltoQn1 y 1tttunA Building F,T, Nc
fAnnES. Manager
GLASGOW. scotiand-Al,an'a American News
Agency, 81 Ronnuld-st
LuNlNiS Ehg.-AmeTicau Exchange, ~ Stfaud.
HESnf y. uii.l.ra, Agnut
WASHINGTON, II. E.-1alo F atrept.
, 1880-09-28

On account Of the rGccrt mofst weather ma
1nrfal lisonses hAre brtlken out In many parta Of
1'cxaa, TO such I'M extcnt does tho sickness
pravnil that 1T snnsc p!unAtions It IL Impossible
to ohsnIn ctough men to hnrscst tho cotton
, 1880-09-28

JAMES OLsEH Wia1rT, cashier OF Mr..
1Hnthrcuux, Into Civil Sheriff Of New Orleans,
hIs been arrested on tue charge OF having csn-
bczzed $&f.00o In tt1tnsfor clntsns due tho city
and valued ut $4,000. tic Is also charged With
tuying ennnlvctl NJ tho elnbezzlctnent or $aa,so0
of tho ctty's tMnnoy BY the shoriiI. 10th Wight
An'l 0autheroanx hr0 white Den,ocTNta. lind
tho cmbczzlcmcnt been tho uct Of a coosel man
or Republican. what }loniltes would tho Eo1llt,-
critic Glttors ahtt orators not Indulge In abuut
Ctrppt.luK clln2
, 1880-09-28

SENATOR VANCE, ut North Carolina,
tlraws II tino distinction. He declares Tint Ills
State hnd mt rcpudlutcd its debt, but " onty
scalc. tho total down" to 10 cents On tho tlollat
1,y tho san,o takcn tho State might ''scalo
down" It's obligations to ono cont OIL tho tlol1nr,
md still save tts virtue. Tho mural organs Of
theso Sonthorn stntcsmcn Aro co,lsutned with
ninth and rt1At,
, 1880-09-28

THE Pullman pa1accCar Company, in their
lnn,ul statement for tho llscni ydAr cnIling 1uly
III. 1850, REPORT gross rtvcnuo from NIL SOURCES
IF 81 hai, ,4Gs, md expenses Ut $Hih0l7. The net
revenues over expenses q, $50 I'll, implied M
follows: Rentals Of lenscd ltnea, sa1 goo; Inter-
est on bonds, e1vso,a: dlvldendson cnpitnlatocls,
f47e,s16; totul, sgoa,Rs5; surplus, $'14a}0; bu,-
nnce to Income account iaat year, 81 $50; sur-
plus, 1850, ~; ,0lG.
, 1880-09-28

AN Ntnstnonse swarm of grasshoppurs passed
over tho country III tho notKhtnrht,ol of Jnuks-
lor Tex. yesterday .tiestroylng nll tu crops ~,
the w.ly, even eating M TIM tttun- Iuavcs. Tim
awarm Hrrronchctl fru.n tho north, md wus 90
donse for Il titna as tu obscure tho Hllu
, 1880-09-28

THE Democratic county ticket grows bet
ter fur Republicans on acquaintance 1t can TO
cus,ly bonten II tho Republican Convention hus
tho good sense to put Il you'd ticket ln tho ile!ti.
hut bud ticket will mike difference Of soy-
ernl Thousand votes, and rnny lose tho county.
, 1880-09-28

GEN. WEAVER has addressed letter to
his supporters throughout tito UntUn, urging OIL
thom to hold aloof from both tho oil purt|us,
mud tn brnntl my person who tn.ns either as u
desertcr Of tho holy ca.1se or Greonlacktsn,
lie IL partte,tsnrly severe OIL tho Do1nncratIc
purity, md cn1ls on tho urccnbuck lcnters to
clrcutato isRyar.ls Tanlmany-1ln 1lnlt speech, ospo-
ctnlly thut part Of It III which he refrrs to ILLS
own c!surts IN hare grpcnbncks retlye,l and 10
tho purt ptci1inH lanncock m1Ml English anl tho
neh1ouEatlo purity to cnrry ont stlch policy,
, 1880-09-28

Tile Philadelphia Iinlc8 IL supporting
Gen. HaHcock, but tukca occasfonto sAy: '''rhat
wns very lueky. cold which kept Gen. Hancock
away from tho ucnloeratlu meeting III Now
Yark Inst night. Let him stick to TINT cold
through tho remainder OF tho rnmpa[Hn+" \
little stroke Ut purnlyss of tho arm or u'nEuo
to kucp hiiu froun spcaklng or writing would Also
be Of Krent nssjstnneN to the rnrty,
, 1880-09-28

A NEruuL1oAS lnass'lneetng Of unus,nl
interest will Gu hsld ibis evuning IN tho new
Oakland WIxwan, cotncr Of Oakwoou nyr,iuo
Aud brcxel boulevard. Gov. C.,lloin, tho Hon.
Henry u. Dement,. Republican nominee f0r
socFrtnty OF atnte. Rnd tho 1tou. Wllllaua Al
dtfch Will bU tho sIsaknrs.
, 1880-09-28

THE London ulo''c, 'rory organ, says TINT
arrangements nro being ,uado for soon huldIug
sorles Vt 1nnss-nieet!'gs 10 aeliolnce tho
cttlssH of tho present Government for tta policy
with rnEMr'l tu Turkey Tteso meetings Will bu
under tho auspices Of somc prominent English
public uen VI tho Tory variety.
, 1880-09-28

The 1ftrk LuMc E1prcss says TINT OIL ac-
count ot tho llull, and dump. and unfnvorah1u
wcnthor. tho harvest ts NIT yet completed in tho
North nf England nnl Ecot!nn.l. Tho furnishings
continue disappointing tn tho turner's. 4 targo
quantity Of f,tFl-tlry foreign wheat wifi DC re-
9ufrcd to mix with tho inferior English article Ii,
orltcr tn utilize tho latter. Prices ns cnnsc.
qclcc showed an urwnrl tendency last week.
, 1880-09-28

TifE United States Cunsui Mt Lyons reports
that the Frctlch cereal crop this year Ia yury
good, nlurh better than tho ayoenyc but tho
German ccrra crnp Is vory poor. AtnorToan
ura!n. ho says. will find good markets Ia both
nt,i1ntctat
, 1880-09-28

THE case of Jessie Raymond against Ben
Hill eatnc before tho Supreme Court " tho Dis.
trict Of Columbia yesterday. anil wis dismissed
for want uf 1urIs,fcuon. Tho Gcor91a scnntor
will probably hcnr from Miss ltdy,uaf.d ngatn,
and tho suit will bo brnuRht in n conrt which
has full jurisdiction In the tnhtter. Mrs, Lock.
wood. Miss ftay1aonds counsel, Is not cue to
Klyo tip very easIir.
, 1880-09-28

FOR tic Inst forty years tho quotations Of
Southern state bonds have averaged about 10
cents MI tho dollar. Tho tor,sts Of Nnrthcrn
Statcs hnve bccn 1T par and nbovo. Still tho
Democracy dHstrcs To give tho co,intry aome
Southern linauctortng by why of chan9a from
the present prosperity. Wo hayo hcard OF peo-
rte biting on their own nosea.
, 1880-09-28

F'AE broke out aiming n number Of barges
on tin St,a Mt bt. Petersburg ycstorslay. The
blfges which caught flro wcrv loalol With hay,
aud u 1su tl1nu the whola shipping in the Elyor
wis thrrHtuncd with destruction. 1tly poljcQ
authorities. ho~eycE, luHIlngod t0 tlnat tho
pnFHsns Vessels down tho river aud out Into tho
i,,tAS
, 1880-09-28

WILLIAM Sly, of NictolasyI!le, Cern,ont
;oouty, O.. went tn Cincinnati yostcsslay uud
'1charKcd f3.6M worth III per ruut bou.ls f0r
lo'l. lio pnt thu gold Into vulIxa, Ou his way
!"sa'o soIuo purity PLUGGED salse coataIuinx
hrea hrIcks III placo Ut tho ono containing tho
told. Mr. Sly has not heard Vi tho worth uf his
spDJS yet
, 1880-09-28

vatcd, Intelligent, md excellent young man,
and will certainly mako his mark IN tho
Legislature. Tho district IL strongly Kepub-
licnn. md the election Of al! thrpo nomincoa Is
n forcgone conclusion.
, 1880-09-28

E1u1lr bottles OF tic men buried By tho
cavng-in Of tho Jersey City tunnel were recoy-
ercd lust cvcung. Fottr ut tho bodies wcro
identified, but tho other four wcro In an ttccom-
posed stnto ttht they cmld not bo recognized,
, 1880-09-28

At a'' Orango nectlng held IN tho Nort!,
OF lfel:tt'd' asld which was attended by nbout
the Government To suspend trial by Jury IN
murder casos. and 1calsrng TINT Americans
Md other Foreigners who evanss sympathy for
%''ailt asltauon should DO expelled from tho
sUuntry,
, 1880-09-28

D1stt0p FEEl1AS, ut Nashville, received
yesterday III uIcIat notification from tho Vati-
cnn authorities OF bis elevation Ia tho Archblsh-
oprlc Ut ChlcnHp. ile will probnbly inter IN hls
ecclesiastical duties hero at MI cRry uuy,
, 1880-09-28
JonS w. FonNEY, converted Democrat,

Gen. 1nrtcil, tho orntor OF tho lny, syas In
Eps1e but hnughty, WIS not in tho procession 10
tho grnycs ut I'LL, evidently hutinR the ntfnr be.
cAilsp It WIS not Intended to hon0r tho Itctlels.
linncock Is evidently beginning t6 discover tllat
he Cnnn0t DO tho Democratic CnntlitHtc for
President without turning his back Oh all those
who stood by him.
, 1880-09-28

fuse tho argument by following out tho
various rafniticatIons which Tho success Of
the movement will entail.
Whenever tho money of tho country shall
be confined to tcgat-tentier pa,,rrt the goltt
and silver viii disappear It IS the natural
Inv tint tho cheaper currency crowds out
the better money. Moreover, this process
las bcon simply demonstrated rs inevitable
By past experience. Men will nut surrender
MI article Of intrinsic and enduring yatuo
w,lcn they cau procure whnt they wish fn
exchange for cheaper md artl!iclat ono Of
transient value. Mon will mt pay ont premt.
tim moncy when money really at discount Is
made lcgal.tcnder. Tile stock Of gold and
silver now III this country Is estimated to be
Of 1t Is lodged tn the United States Treasury
to redeem tic Issue OF Government notes. A
part lies IN banks 10 redeem bank-notcs and
tn represent deposits. 4 part Is in actual
circulation. THO ontito amount Of gold aid
silver which now forms part of the cn,,n-
try's tnoney Will vanish when th0so precious
metals shall hive been practically dcmonc-
ttzcd BY substituting frrelecmnble tluctuatinr
legal-tendor forced notes as The currency Of
the country.
Where will the spccio 20?
It will not bc laid awny In vaults, or hid
den III reuote localites. to lie dead, lille, nnd
llnproductive, except II, snlall amounts. Cap.
ftaists nn.l business men ca,,not afford to
permit this vast amount Of tho worlds
money to liz Idle III tlieir ha1tis. Dur
Ing the previous period Of suspension
considerable amount OF the specie
fund WAS rutntncd In the country. becRttsg It