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oORsICANA.

Reported paily,l
CoHMoASA, March II, lssO,
A hard rain fell to.day.-That high
frame work on the public square Is part Of
the artesian well apparatus md not the gal
lows as many suppose, john Henry has
come through nj last or In other words he
has been converted. A bottle Of beer sold
for three dollars ut the Methodist pound
party.-A committee from tho City COM
oil has been appointed TO locate n site tor the
public free school building for the colored
pupils George Is here to-day
making the preliminarics for another mas.
querado ball 10 come OF about the frat Of
next month,--The Quadrille band have
some fine selections Of late music which they
arc practising. Work In the masters de-
gree Saturday night ut the Masonic lodge.
Hal w. Greer, the correspondent Of the
Galveston News, has induced Captain
Garitty to write some more. AS the matter
Is of general interest to the citizens CT this
city, here is special TO the News which ex-
plains itsolf '"Corsicana, March 0,--The
signed III. W. Co." in which that writer nc
cuses certain gentlemen, who have monopo-
lies in their business, and the officers and
agents Of the ST. Louis " Texas railway
company Of not only combining TO defeat
parties working in the interest Of the Palcs.
tine IL Corsioana railroad company but Of
conspirlng against that enterprise by
misleading the public in regard TO the ulti-
mate designs of the ST, Louis " Texas
railroad company. To tho people Of Corsi-
cana | think it is quite unnecessary to say
that such Institutions Nre not only Incorrect
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS OF oun NEAR NEIoHeoRs.

Beer NJ n Corsicana Methodist Pound
Pariy-JObn Henry, e. M g., Com
yerted - billiards ~ Bryan
Miscellaneous Matters.
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Correspondence OF the Herald.
BRYAN, March II, 1880
Mr. Magnus, of st. Louis, gave an exhi-
bition of fancy billiard shots at MUSES. billiard
saloon Monday night. He grand discounted
several of our best players, who thought they
were A No. /. They now think they would
like to learn the game. Some of Mr.. Magnus
fancy shots seemed almost impossible. He
would place three balls in q line, strike the
first ball, his ball would then curve out and
miss the middle ball and then curve in and
strike the last ball. He would then place
two balls on the table, with Just space enough
for ball to pass between them, and shoot
ball between them without touching and
cause IL to turn back and carom on the two
balls. He made many difficult shots, which
should be seen to be fully understood
w. II. Flippen, of Dallas, has been in town
several days, in attendance upon our Dis
trict court as witness.--Ihe illness OF
Judge Ford necessitated the election OF
special District Judge to transact business.
A. G. Brietez and w. X. Holman were placed
in nomination by the members of the bar.
The ballot resulted in the election OF A. q.
Brietez, who now presides. The selection OF
Judge Bretez was good one, as he has fire.
quently acted in this capacity before, and is
ABLY qualified to discharge the duties of the
position. Clifford was convicted on
Wednesday of the theft of goods from Mrs
Horetezky, and bis punishment assessed at
two years in the penitentiary. Adam will
ostensibly rusticate at Huntsville during the
heated summer term, but in reality he will
engage in the science of agriculture on some
cotton plantation, with guard Of honor to
explain any difficult point he may not under
stand in the science. These guards of honor,
however, are not so expert in explaining
how msny rows of cotton make good stand
as they are in illustrating how many barrels
of good six-shooter Il takes to make
stand when convict attempts to run Ii
the convict does not understand after the first
shot, ne tumbles TO II shortly after.-
MIR. VIM. Hanway and Miss Lille Haswsli
were MARI ed last night at the residence OF
the brides parents. No cards.---.James ID.
Tolbert, Waco, supervisor of the census
for this Congressional district has instructed
w. ". Hartman, assessor for this county, TO
divide the county in seven districts, after
which the enumerators will be appointed for
each district.-An agent for agricultural
implements stepped into leading dry goods
house here yesterday, through mistake, and
asked if they did not want to purchase q lot
ofimproyed plows. One of the preprietors
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replied they were only dealing IN ono kind
Of agricultural implements nov aud that wa
hose, The agent blushed ana begged out,
saying he thought II was mkes, --rhe lndl'
cations here ara that tho clerk Of the weather
was going TO have general wash day, and
some one upset tho tubs and spilled them all
over this county, II has been raining nees'
sanity for two days. II ID about time for tho
rain and this communication 10 dry up.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A>S-MRS. L. O. WOODY, Fashionable Hair
W. Dresser and Dress Making. Does the
finest hair work of any one in the city. She
m0kes braids, puIs, curls, frizzes, wigs, In
visible front pieces, watch guards, hair jew
elry ofall kinds; also flrst-class Dress Making.
Ladies will save money by giving her call, at
No. 1910 Elm street, South side. mario
npzy PERSONS OR FAMII Wanting
Boots or Shoes, First-Class City Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children, will
do well TO call at COS Main street; always on
hand fine assortment, also made to order at
once as desired. PR slow. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
feb7tf Manufacturer.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Recei pts net, I,llii gross, bSiei exports 10
Great Britain 1900; France, II Continent,
II ,sii; coastwlsc, -; STOCK, 302 1857
Weekly sales 20 500; rcce pts net Is ,Oe0; gross
80, lSD; exports to Great tritain, 1881; conti-
nent, 80 ,20j c0astwise, 2,j0a.
NEW ORLEANS, Marcp l2,-Sights, Sl.tO p I
thousand premiumi rterllng Bank is5Hi Con-
eols, 5)&@5l.
NEw ORLEANS, March u Flour quiet and
weak; superllne, uOgs5; Double extra,
0&@7, Pork quiet; old, lex; new, IS co..
Lard steady. fierce at TX; keg, 50. r.
salt meats steady with fair demand shoulders,
loose, Az packed, 40; clear ribs, 6alW7i clear
sRouid-rsS, re- 5A@%i clear RIBS, IL; clear
sides, sk@4. Hams dull choice sugar cured
c,nvassed, SH@lO Whiskey quiet; western
roctiGed, 05@lO Coffee quiet and steady;
sugar in god demand a. full prices; common
to good common, "a az u flair to fully fair, IA9
"; prime to choice !%eSb; yellow clariled,
sA@%. molusses in good demand At full
prices common, 3O@33i far, 35G3G; centrifugal,
8O@i2; prime to choice, 4O@tG hice scarce buU
firm; ordinary to choice, bG7JS.
ST. LOUIS
sr. LOUIS, March II Flour strong hut very
slow; fancy, -; family, 10. Whisky
lower, az | OG. Pork dull; )obbiug, II .s5@l2.
Lard quiet at co. Bulk-meats heayy'
Sides 5i@d5. Bacon lower; shoulders, CSC
IS; clear ribs, 30; clear sides. lO@lj.
ST. LOUIS, March u. Hogs strong and
aclye; Workers ana lIalt!mores. l5g3l; pack
ing, lOG30; butchers TO fancy, 4j@iGJ; re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments 200.
Cnttla in active demand and urgent for light
to medium sieeis, 0O050; heavy steers slow
ard weak, S0g1 ~; stot kers aud FEEDERS slow
and anied former, : 75G3 i0 latter, > $50
10; butchers stock In good demand and I'M
changed; receipts, 900; shipments, Zoo
Sheen booming, ~ prices ranging from 200
6 %, for good 10 fancy; receipts, e0J snip
ments, $50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March " - The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts at 4 500 shipments 1920;
IN ,rll-t SLOW; shipping, DOGS 10; butchers
strong and scarce, 20@3 so: oxen, 3 0QdDi so;
calves, 4 5095 20; ttockers and feeders, 8 COG
90.
Sheep, receipts, 500; shipD ents, 400; mar
ket for quality OF good common stock quiet and
weak sales NJ 3 1895 30
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MARRIED..

HANDBOOK FLETCH ER-At the home of
the BRIDES hrother.in. law, Mr.. Nd Smith,
by u, II. Skiles. March IL, Mr.. VIM. Il
Handbook TO Miss Mary K, Fletcher, all of
paIlps city
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,orls 20 Gr-at Britain $500; l
'hannel, -i continent, l,8'O' coas
Ialos, i,Oli balesi stock, $50 Az.
GAINEAnN

stock, ---- bales.
KANSAS CITY.
KANsA, CRY, March u. -Whcat-No.2 epOi,
/ 10; No, 5 spot, 06h.
KANSAS CRY, March l2,-Bncon, clcar, 73si
rib and long, TX.
NEW ORLEANS
NEW NnIMANa Mnrrh u. Nlght Cotton
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MARKETS. IN EELEaRArn.


LIyrnrooL, March ", = Noon rotton dull
mldllng uplands, ihi mlddlng or
leans, 7,ldI rhcepls, sou Amerl,
exnort i,0Ui nplnnds, low mlddllng cashl'
neallnns lOr Maron delivery, 7 ll-R
March aud April h'lbi April and May, b-l0i
May nnd Juno, 1881 june ana
July, 7l,i July and August - -
August aud September, i-lll fepiember
and October, ---i October aud November,
Il November aud December - futures
salea for the week, ,bOC0i American 81, OOOi
spern lalon b,OO0i expert 1000 actual export
i,lOl, Import ion, OuO American ~ WV, STOCK >
$4,000, American, i.u,tOi nloAt, SlaiwOi
American, 2s0, OO0 bales,
lalp IA - IpAnda low mlddllng clnsslAoa'
lions Tor July aud August delivery, 1910
1850 y m-MAneht Atpr market for yarns ana
mbrlsa duh aud iendiug downward,
ann Sales OF American, laOli futures
closed qulet, but steady,
Tho Culton hrokerH' Association has to-day
resolved, that on aad NJ or Starch lain, NE
arrival u hrkel shall close NJ b'la y, M, ana
on saturday ~ y, H.
NEW YORK
NRw YORK, March l2,-Stooks -----J money
bod, exchange, long, lShi do, short, tAi94i Hlat'
bonds dull, Governments quiet
NRw l0RK, March ~ Cotton quieti sales,
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tho future benefits and profits resulting frhm
tho ttling arc all without additional cost. The
product OF tic farm 10 doubled
It Is shown III these papcrs TINT nearly MI
tho prairie land Of Illinois. II It do not Abso
lutefy need tillng, will bu Ereatly benefited
by Understandings. The unproducsive will
bo ,nndu productive, and tho productive
will be mado more 80. Estimating within
reasonable bounds the great additions
to the tillahlc lniuls resulting from drain.
age and tho Increased production given
to tho lntls already In cultivation, It Is not
extravagant to say TINT the farming lands OF
Illinois will be Increased In value 100 per
cent. Tint Is to say, tho product of these
lands annually will be- doubled, because there
will thc. be IN failure Of crops Instead VI
two good crops In three or two tn fur, which
Is mort Usual, there will bo good crop
every ycar. Flowing can bo commenced
earlier, and sowing md planting earller.
And plowlng cnr be done Immediately after
rains The lanl Gun be travelled over III tho
wcttest winters by torse md wagon to pick
tho corn and haul in tho fodder. TIle-.lrnin-
Ing reyolutlonfzes farming, and makes 1t u
CERTAIN a,ul n paying business.
ills not, however. In tho matter Of t1rntnlng
the fields alone that tho ya.te OF tEle-tlrafnago
becomes Of Importance One OF the great
troubles Of illinois farmers IL tho nbsence OF
good roads. On a level with tho fields, tho
water lies under tho surface, mid Tho roads
become beds Of m,,,l or 1,iortnr under tho
least proyocaslon. Whatever will drain tho
corn-fields will also drain the roadwAys. The
general verdict Is that tilc-drain latd thirty
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A CORRUPT BRANCH or THE PUBLIC
SERVICE

The summary dEsntssAl Of I1nyt, tho 1ate
Indian Commissioner, while nh Investigation
Into certain abuses IN Ills department was
going on, proves, Mt lrast, that the President
and Secretary Ut the Interior arB satisfied TINT
the lMdlan Bureau las been corruptly
managed. II the pending Investigation Ind
not been secretly conducted, tlle public
would bu more fully Informed rs to tho exact
nature Of llayt's offending. Enough has
come out, however, to Indicate that IIayt
was Interested In mining speculations LII the
Arizona reservations; that Hurt, Indlan
Agent at Sun Carlos, wns llayt's agent In
the business; that lndian-1nspect0r Ham
monlt u Chtcag0, was in soine way a party
to the transactions; tint, oil account Of thcsu
relations, 1inrt WINS nut prosecuted on
chnrgus that had been preferred against llllm;
md thnt Ilamilo,l.us confession Eas revealed
tho doinxs OF the ring, Hammond WIS
hufore the Board OF Commissioners OH
Wednesday, and denied having written
letter, which was produced, promising Hart
that he should not be prosecuted. Sub
sequently expcrts testified that cou,.
parison With llnmlponsl's handwriting
atinItted Of lltt!e doubt that he was
Liz AutiluF VI L1o 9Gk%eI Ill tlAGStl6It
and OH Thursday Hammond sought Gen.
Fisk, WHO has been prosecuting tho tnycati-
gntlot,, confessed That llo Ind written tho lut-
ter and had been persuaded by Ilayt to deny
1t. IIanlll!olltl afterwards g1lye thu Board 0f
Commissioners testimony which seems to
hnye Identified lIayt with tho transactions rs
charged, and, ~ tho iattar's explanations
werc unsatisfactory, he WIS Instantly dis
missed. 'rl,u Doard OF Commissioners at,-
.'ears 10 haye contributed something to ths
lottell,less Ut the Indian management, as liz
President III snld to haYe admitted that he
llas BEEN Interested III certain Indian con
tracts, al!l hence llo was disposed to husll up
tho Scandal
The curiosity Ut tho public will probably be
satisfied IN the end by the dutailed operations
Ut this particular Indian ring. There will
DO no special surprise ut any showing Of cor
rnptlon TINT nlny DO lnpie, but rather stisap-
poilltM cut at any mitigation of tie present
sslsplc!nna. TheAelations OF the Government
to the Indian tribes are 80 favorable to specu-
latlon and peeulation that corruption IN the H.
dun serylcets regarded Us almosta matter OF
course. Ut the vast amounts Of public money
sqialldered upon the .Tnllans, It is probably
safs to estimate that :one-Aalf Is stolen by
officials and contractors. The temptation tn
steal Is so great and the opportunities 80
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abundant that no Secretary OF the Interior,
no lnntter low competent md honest lie may
10 hfraeif {anl nn1lD more upright md cil-
clcnt will ever bo found tl,nn Chandler nld
Schurz havo bccn), will he able to put stop
10 corrupt prMcticcs. This will always bo tho
cnsc 50 fong rs tic nlsllrd fiction IS rnatn-
TUNED ot treating 1udian tribes ns foreign
nations atld supporting them as sovereign
1,aulers. A Wholesale elceinosynary system,
under whtcl, public moneys nro distributed
a1nn,,g contractors by agents, Is rich ground
for the growth Of corruption, and patronage
serves as rain ;,ild sunshine to develop tho
most abundant fruit.
According to ait accounts Hammond is
stricken lown will, reniorse over his incor-
rect testimony, 1Iayt Inns left Washington
'urricdly md secretly, anl tho Secretary Of
tho Interior is III possession Of Information
TINT will lead to a complete exposure Of the
ring. 1t is not to be doubted TINT changes
will be ma.lo promptly with tho purpose of
removing all the men WHO haze been cot,-
nccted with tho corrupt transactions. hut
this will not serve rs warning against stlnf-
lar corruption In tho future, though, 1t may
Induce the next set Of rascals To be moro
prudent In their operations. The only ren,-
edy for abuses III the management OF 1ndinn
affairs Is to nbaltlon tho present system
Of supporting md coddling the Indians
When tribo Is put upon a
reservation let 1t be with tho l,n.
derstanding TINT the Indians shall bo
sclf-supporting. If the Indians cannot live
upon their own labor when thoy are fur
,fa, S,+,$1, II. I'm
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TliE lnpudence aid cArclesncss OF someof
tho drivers Of vehicles on tho streets Ut Chicago
ought to attract tho attention of tho police De-
foru sonio serious acciiont occurs inyolv|n8 inc
loss Of human life. Bono of theso fellows ~
upon tho assumption tllat they nre pstSlesea
churActGrs because ttloy aro bctttld Il span o.
horses, and that thuy hayo hottor rght TO
streets and crossings than pedestrians, and thAs
they HrO ut liberty to drive uvcr any one onI'os
who Is not quick enough II got out OF their Wy.
They do mot tAko pAttia to slacken tho gaIt ot
thoir horses ottcntitues, but seem to cnloy tao
scramble OF men. wnn,r!l, nnd children Who aFo
I!celng for thoir lives. A little wholesome
atl1loaltfon In tho way Of tlne for fast sao
carctess driving would touch thcul lcsso1I aHa
kllVo limbs a,lu lives,
, 1880-01-31

TlIE sudden Dlatne boom IN Pennsylsanla
that has btuken out Within tho Inst fur "eeAs
ID nut 10 surprising when ill tho clrcuu,stanees
are tAken tntn account. NudoNbt hut thut the1a
is u general royolt against tho dlGtatiun Of ny
Camcron ring, that hns lung bold swuy IN the oa
Keystone State, and determination to ofeas
nwny from 1t, and 1t muy he that Ar Dla!ae
CAUSE has tiouriyhcd forthls reason. but It nass
be remembered thAt Mr. nlai,o Ia Il IAtife "
PennsylyAnia, aud u graduate Of ono 0! ~
colleges, aud hts not only many peTsonal fF1ean.
md classmates Scattcrctl all oyer tho STATE oas
has apofun in oyory principal town In 1t. iie =
also beloved 10 favor tho protective heresss
that fcnnsyiyaniu,ls roll aaa sweet morsel uaae'
their political tongues,
, 1880-01-31

"A sTRoSu appeal fur prompt contributions
toward the relief of the prevailing distress
III ireland Inns been Issued by the Irish Relief
Committee Ut New York, alld the repnrts Mt
l,nllt concerning Increased and widespread
destttutIon amounting almost to IL famine
should servo to culphhsizo tho request that
donations be speedy rs well Us liberal.
, 1880-01-31

llnvo until now ncted with tho majority in
sustaining the Government and tho now
grap WIS able at least to defeat tile election
OF Drofa, against whom Is urged the curious
objection Tint he IL too strongly inclined to.
ward Darwintsm.
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SUITABLE actton IN connection with tho
dcatl, of the Hon. s. .. llayes, formerly City
Controller Of Clicngo, WIS yesterday tuken
ut Il sM.clat meeting Of tlls Common Council
presided over by the Mayor. Resolutions Of
respect anu coincidence were adopted, and
1naly words Of sincere regarl u1id rcgret
Werp spoken.
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TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
Offices for Tho receipt OF subscriptions md advertiser
tpents Us follows:
NEW YUHK-Itonm . Tribune Building. i. T. Nc
FAnpkH, Manager.
PARIS, Ftnncc.-Nu. 10 1tuo de 10 Orange DatGlorc.
II. MAHLEl, Agent
LONDON. EnR.-Amofcan Exchange, 10 Strand.
HENRY i. GtI,.iu. Agent.
WASHINGTON, i. C.-t39 + street,
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] TIE Court ut Inquiry wl,lcl. examined the
Inst charges against AIaj. Reno IL sald to
hnve decided upon recommending Ills dis
lnissal from the army. Gen. Sherman, how
ever, lnclines toward grcnter leniency, and
favors Ren0's Suspension for ullu year.
, 1880-01-31

THE belief galns ground iii Nnw York TINT
Ill1cn llas resolved not to ba candidate be-
fore the Democratic National Convention.
The assertion Is mule BY Il newspaper corre-
spontloAt ut ALBANY lint corroboratyo eyi-
donce to this effect Inns been obtainotl within
tho last few days, anl TINT, Wills delegn-
tlon friendly to him will undoubtedly bo
chosen, Tildcn will t!lorcnpon make known
publicly his withdrawal from the contest.
, 1880-01-31
THE ROYAL TATTnt1,

G0ltlSmltjl was ALMOST nDnXeu Into putting
Into Ills History of Greece MI nccount Of a
bnttle between Alexander and Afontezu,na.
So minute was the amount OF knowledge then
necessary to enjoy the reputation and profits
OF MI listoriani Yet Goltls,nlth's history was
Intended for students, and we may Imagine
tile value Of textbook containing such
statements.
It Is probable that tho account Of the tut
tooing OF EnEland's Princes Is d hoax similar
to that which 1t was attempted to impose
upon tile public through tho medium of the
Innocent Goldsmith. The witty Labouchero
may have sought to fastcn stigma upon thnt
Royalty Of which iiis journal Is reported to
be the unre'entlng foe, and for the nonco
permit history to record as fact MI inyer-
tion Of his own prolific brain At my rate,
lie youches for the accuracy Of tho statement
TINT tho two Princes, vino are serving as
,nittstipmen upon II. N. S. Dnccantc, have
beon decorated upon their Royal noses. in
indeliblo Ink, with the symbol Of hope
M anchorl That middtes are prone to
prnnks and deeds of mischief, md fonler Of
doyfsing practical jokes than they arc of the
study Of scalnnnsllip, VIC can believe on the
authority Of all nauticul writer's from Mr.
ryntt or Cooper down to Ned Buntlne. But
tlla mad deeds Of Mi(lshtp,naas Edsu or OF
PcrctDul Kccne,-the new1y-fliyellted MI
sonic signals to the Flrst-Lfeutcnant or tho
flight Of the arist0cratlc Lord Delmur under
tho spur Of tile firm attachment Of q savage
dog to the Toothbrush .leftly caught in his coat
tails,-these are mere trifes compared with
fha EncrffpH1nt4 freak nf fha 1nii1ahir.
, 1880-01-31

SATURDAY, JANUARY
into steam. md croalcl n g!nnt TINT turns with
tIreicss arm tho countless wheels Of toll"
We close our extracts with tito orators
illusions to l'atno's death:
IA thorc any God In tho Ilcavena who hates n
pAtrsat7 II thoro Ia, Thomns rnlne 0tiRht tn
havc l'ccn afrald to die. II there any God Tint
would alanitl man for helping tO FREQ 100000
Of peoplo7 II Thomas rnlnc WIS In he'll to.
night. nttl csnill get 1uti's attention long
eno..Eh to point Ii Him the oil hummer nr tho
stArn fi0atlnE nvor A1nnr1cl, Gnl would havn to
let him n,1t. What was ho afraid OF Had ho
ever l'ltrnet1 hnyboly? Nh. Ever put anybody
III NIL fnqtitslon7 M. Ever put tho thumb
tcrew oil mn ,,ybo<ly7 No. Ever put auyboty In
psiRt,r 80 TINT Some poor wife aid mother
woultf COMO and hold her tittlo habc mp Rt tho
Rrstcsl window that The ttlan bound to tho floor
might yet otto Rltnlpee nj III tlue-nycd bahof
Did ho over to thhtl Did ho ever light fnRot3
Did ho cycr tear hrulAn t1csh7 Whit was 1t ha
did to be nfrAtd OF lie hRtl helped nRlso tho
world free. 1Ie Ind helped ercats tho only Re-
public thon Oh tho carta Whnt was he afraid
OFF"
Whatever views men may entertain OF
raines criticisms OF the Hebrew Scriptures
through Ills "Ago Of Reason" md other
writings, no ono Mt this day will question
hIs irrepressjble loveof human liberty, his
courageous defense of humanity ngntnst its
taskmasters, or hts splendid uld Invaluable
services for the American Republic, prior to
md during theW Var Of ofIntleperdenee. fllsvoico
rang like aclarion, and thoclarlon never gaye
an uncertain sound Col. 1ngcrsoll has en-
uucntly enumerated those services, bnt,
s'''s'n'lt c'io"k'' o'n's'e'' o'e ~ '.to "H"'.
'apoe'"l'. 1no moss s"o"Hn..ut " 1esen'
c'iacs' al'a 1hose Who hufe a.uaisu t'ao t. SUI
!sct 1nosL ueep'y, navy a'''Sea ~ M tao .S'"
lo'u coHc!'ls'o'i Ilat runs WI, t"o u',st"N'
"aA1lo, VI tiu i'eclAl",lo. VI i.s,1' s.,,s.s',a
~ ~ II. ttse'r VI 'ts "io1 '.'"'s 'A. A'e''s
Inc testimony SHOWS tnat ie heltl lleQuehs
conversations with Jefferson, nnd, 1t Is b.
loved. urged upon lin the very Views
that nre sct fort,, In TINT immortal
tn.tr,,,,ant ,,t, ,hot In hoi1 ond
: A
eA"esss'! I'eih Aoi'h pelote "''s '''to. 1An'oi
lcan. IL Is Known TINT Jefferson, VINO was
nil apt scholar and shared pAlnc's religious
yiews, wis deeply fmprcssytl with them, aud
r.,,,p.ta1 him n ,ut hts ttonub,a M ,,n,,cr
,,,,a,, H., l,. .a s,,.t t. ,n, ,,,,rt ,orn
"'..eA 'o a'uf "'. a'"' pspe. 40 NV ~ uo"o
aha substance OF tho UeclarhtloA ol Anae-
penttcllce. Though the phraAeol0gy may
llnyo bren changed md additions 1nutle, tho
declaration of llhcrty. t11e Indictment Of
Great Britain tha rcasous for freedom, very
probably came from Thomas painc, All
thrnurl thattnstrn,nrnt there nre untntstnka.
bte ear.marks of his pecullar and remarkable
styln of exnrrsston. which. If It wero .Jeifer-
son,s nrodurtion ,,ayer charac.orizcl nny uf
it s,,Iaa,,o,t ,,,-t u,,s rrho o+,,,a ~ !. f1a,r
, 1880-01-31

bAys all exchange: ut speaks vel! fot w
1razillans that, despite their mixed blood 10y ~
defective education, the late riot In their w
tai should hsyo been tho frst sinoo 1881. and ~
the outbreak Of that year should hsya icon ~
work Of Foreigners. ThA Minister u N& eFs
, 1880-01-31

: NcVicker'k Thentre.
Madison stscot, between Dearborn nnd Statc. En-
gnaonent of tho 1}oston Theatre COMPANY. "Urink"
Afternoon aud evening.