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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03
EDITORIAL NOTES.

THE Cincinnati ticket with Union
general for its head and fire in the
rear" Democrat for its tail is com bina-
ton only possible to Democrats Il
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03

BY putting aside all their known and
tried leaders at Cincinnati, the DemOc-
racy admitted that none of them could
defeat the Republican nominee. 1t was
a grand ovation to Garfield.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

Will send our Electro-V oltaIc Belts and otner
Electric Appliances upon trial for 80 days 70 those
suffering from nervous debility, Rheumatism, Par
many other diseases. A Sure Cure guaranteed or
no pay. Address, VOLTAIC BELT CO., Mar
shall Mich. .--.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03

The railroad is constructed and in operation
from Jackson to Gaylord, a distance of two
hundred and thirty-six miles, and will soon be
completed to the straits of Mackinac,a further
distance of about fifty-five miles.
Particular attention is called to the large
tracts of the best white and Norway pine tim
Der along the line of the road, and upon the
Ausable, ChebOygan, MuskegOn and and Man.
istee rivers, the most important logging
streams in the state.
The farming lands of the company include
some of the most fertile and well watered
hardwood lands in the state. Especial atten-
ton is called to the farming lands in Craw-
ford, OtsegO and ChebOygan counties, which
are high and rolling; timbered mainly with the
finest hard maple; soil, black sandy loan, and
Astounding in springs of the purest water.
These counties are being rapidly settled, and
the numbering business III the vicinity will af-
ford to farmers a first rate market for pro-
duce for many years.
TERMS OF SALE.
For pine Lands, one fourth down, and re-
mainder in three equal annual payments, with
interest at seven per cent. For tarmin lands
to settlers, lOn.er time Viii be given if desired
Send for illustrated piinpnlet, full of facts
and figures, address,
o. VI. BARNES, Land Commissioner.
fuSin - ich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03

Our drug stores are now supplied with
MALT Bitters," the new Food Medicine
to us so highly recommended. Try it. 1t
vuy 6yOheaesamavdOctOrs' bills. 4w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03
An Official Document.
COUNTY RECORDERS 0FFIC

COUNTY RECORDERS OFFICE. /
Indianapolis, Aug. 10, 1878, !
DIR. A. R. WHITE-Dear Sir: After
using various remedies for chlls, with
out relief, commenced the use of your
DandeliOn Alternative, and one bottle eff
fected cure. | can cheerfully recon-
mend this as all excellent medicine, and
worthy the confidence of the public.
Yours truly,
VIM. n. HUNTINGTON.
For sale by O. B. WEED. 2w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03
Notice.
q. s. LAND OFFICE,

REED City, Mich, May %, 1880.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
" Office by Lemuel Bachelor against Smith
WoOdman for abandoning his homestead entry
No. $3.50, dated Oct. 1st., 1874, upon the u of n
w 4 section SO, township 81 n, range W, in Che
boygan county, Michigan, with view to the
cancellation of said entry: the said parties are
the LIST. day of July, 1880, at IL o'clock NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony conce rning
said alleged abandonment.
EDWARD STEVENSON, register.
w. III. G. MITCHELL, receiver.
2Qmay5t
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II McALISTER'S
AU Healing I'LL Healing
OINTMENT.

This remarkable Ointment contains no Mer-
curial or other Mineral substance, and moth
ing can be found in its composition that can
injure the tender infant or unduly effect the
aged or infirm. Being a vegetable prepare
ton the All Healing Ointment will never in
jure you, but can be used with impunity by
all. Its healing powers are wonderful, and
the great reputation it has acquired during
the past 35 years speaks volumes of praise
for its merits. This Ointment has the
POWERTO CAUSE ALL EXTERNAL
Scores, Scrofulous Humors, Cutaneous Erup-
tions, Common Itch, Felon and Poisonous
wounds to discharge their putrid matter and
a thorough healing process follows. Burns
and scalds are instantly relieved. Chapped
hands and feet, Frosted Limbs and Chilblains
are promptly cured. Salt Rheum, Barbars
Itch, Rim Worm, &c., are speedily eradicated.
As a remedy for PILES it is a specific. Price
25 cents per box, sold by all Druggists, or mail
ed free on receipt of Csc. by HALL & RUCKEL
Druggists, 2lS Greenwich Street, n. Y.
il1uQE-2yv
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03

THE Secretary of War has suspended
the recommendation of the West Point
academic board that Whitaker be drop
ped on account of the deficiency in his
studies. This will give him an OppOr-
tunity of demanding court-martial in
his case if he desires to vindicate him
self. If he should be dismissed now he
would have no chance of being further
heard.
INDIANA Democrats take their politics
mixed. Landers, their candidate for
governor, is one of the widest and most
visionary inflatiOnists in the country.
English, their candidate for vice presi-
dent, is hard money Democrat. Land
ers is loud and violent denOuncer of
banks and bOndhOlders. English for
years, and until quite recently, was presi-
dent of a national bank and is now one
of the most "blOated bOndhOlders" in the
state. Landers is a protest against
English; and English will prove weight
upon Landers. The inconsistency is too
glaring to give profit to either. 1t must,
and ought to, Overwhelm both in COM
mon disaster.
GEN. HANCOCK executed the sentence
of the military commission which con-
demned Mrs. Surrat and other cOnSpira-
tors to death after the murder of Abra-
ham Lincoln. Mrs. Surrat was Irish
and Roman Catholic. Many Irish peO-
pie and several Catholic papers have de-
nOunced Gen. Hancock bitterly for his
action in the hanging of Mrs. Surratt
though he only executed his military
orders. This prejudice against him has
not died out. Those who say that Mrs.
Surratt was innocent, and that hanging
the woman was brutal, have said that
Gen. Hancock should have resigned
rather than obey the order. Hehas been
charged, too, with performing the duty
coldly and unfeelingly. These charges
are not well founded; but it has been
useless to argue against prejudice. Now
the Irish and Roman Catholic Democrats
are asked to vote for Gen. Hancock fol
President, in the face of their former
accusations and of their prejudices.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03

A GETS WANTED for the best and fast
"A selling pictorial Books and Bibles Prices
reduced 80 per cent. National Publishing Co :,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Hsa
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-07-03
n Is Canal ST., Grand Rapids, Mich.

THIS PAPER is on file with Smith & Smith,
streo4 ,2@,,., l.trSie, advertising
contracts can be made.
, 1880-08-24

am ti'a'iffion are atftf tho atms Of Yo,thur,,
political effort. They ata "princlptcs" which,
nFa accursct Of t;o.l MID man. 1hry were
ie]ecled at tho lnslls and upon Tic battlefield
~ tho American lcurt... TlWtr .lrfeat rost
this co'1,ttry several thousand mlJJlnna pf
'tollars and hundreds at thousands Of prc-
clnns lives. SllRil they be allowed to tri-
iln'p'I at this Into tlay? This IL tho Issue or
the Presidential campaign as 1lnn,,tou bas
l't't 1t. ntnl Hampton, nlay 10 fairly regarded
an tho most c0nsplcu0tls and Influential
of NIL tho Southern lcatlers ncxt to
'lc't Davis. Enlnan slavery, secession, a1ut
tl's1lnioG are still nlnon9 t]io future pnsslbJl-
itIes of this country II the results of tho War
be passitety surrendered. 4 system, pE
l'coltngo TINY be established over the ilcEroes
o' tile Soua'l wtfcl, shall deprive them Of aIl
the rights Of citizens antl refuge t,nn tn tic
condition of serfa: indeed, sua.i u condition
aclilally prevails NOW IN soEne portions If tito
South. Modification uf the constitutional
amendments mid the United States la,ys IL
already rractfcch at the South, apti Lint IL
but one step from nctun| sccraston.-ft finds
its warrant in tho same doctrine tllat ~ cttct!
to Justify secession. 1llsunlun will be an
inevitable result OF the continued mud unrc-
strained exercise Of ths other two "ptthct.
p1es," unless tie se,lilnlu,,t nj Nat,o,,atjsm
shall again rally to put down these lercslcs,
The warning Of Watle Hatnpton's speec),
1n,.st not be neglected.
, 1880-08-24

Col, Psitz Hecker writes tn tho Dellevts Zta'
r''U ~ folowss "ThcFa aru many r:usons ~ny
tho victory OF tho Republican party In tbs coa'
snR oleGtton should DO I'LL overwhelming olic.
Tho purity which has the controlllnx poWcr o1
the ftatcEat Government now In band has, fn the
n'atn, hoestly aud prlltlcntly. dur!u4 twenty
yeArs.'sllt!ed the country through all tts din.
et'ltlca. Thu 1tupublican party has record Of
k'ortoua sncceasss anl results. tho like OF "hlea
no other purity during tho existence Of our ta'
pilbll1 Gun boast 1T. 1t prohibited tho expand.
Ing Ut slavery into tho freq Territories. anu
finally abollshca slavery altogether. II savea
tho unt0n frs,m dlsinteRrat!on and the Mutton
from, being wiped out Ut tho number Ut tbe
t,nttons OF the world. It placed an artn!
OF loD,m n,on In ,.ths hcid. e9uEppea
and supported them, broko the back
0f tho liobetla0u, and dismissed them
AnafIr to return to tho peaceful avocauoas o.
eivta llf1. 1t CONNECTED tho Atlantic and PACING
slorIa with railroad ut ttnsuense c1at. II pau
uss nearly thousand millions OF thu Nttpna'
debt; It refunded thls dcbt by ulastcrstFcie ~
huaAcioglny, nad reduced thu burleu Ut lAteses'
, 1880-08-24
Interest

7 sWhrn fUntfng IA cpr,1Iclcn tho totnI ,Icl,t
w!1 ;sn pe *shss.NM q. which ar GRIT IL orotl,.
ccrit. '' e'"'''" "'"<'' '"''"8 p'o'a'S'a tef
| +Aii httt sf,:E.oo1 Of this amount i,as ltccu
5tcrrst 1T r., t ,,r ny ccnt. III, 's.tr
pr',snlscl &, !, and PR c",,t ''>' ~'~'''e"
fi't u"r rafs 1,t ,csl e r., q ~ tH rcr cent and
which tho stuto was t"rcu to prU,ts .t't ncr a
cent
According to tho Louisville pRper these
saw se' 20 "me' ~ 'o eiose OF tho War about
%oao01'ss" "f oh "c''s. According 10 thu
SUNG aithorltS, there wns iHlt!at to Ills from
, 1880-08-24
BRUTALITY WITHOUT APOLOGY

Til: caSa At the Firginia Justice win scn-
telIcetl tho ,Ilifort,lhuto Davis to be Whipped
with tiffty-nlnu lastlrs oil tho back ansl i'm.
plls'llet six months for petty larceny IL
something after the nlal1ncr of executing the
lnw TINT Is at10ptcil by some VI the sl,ystcr
Justices OF ttIls county. The 1na,t 1}uyts was
cosnlzant OF the salo Ut ltl,,nr by one Pond
without license. Summoned before tic
United Stntcs Commissioner, Davis testified
to tie foct. and Pond was boi.n.l over to
answer bcfora tho Court. Pond tberpupou
sHea ont Il stirttttlufs agaiust i)ayis, nnd t,ud
t'lo caso removed to another colinty: tia
case WIS 80 bascless tliat even tho Justice nt
tho Pence dismissed IT. But, having Du-
Wis III :" dlstant county, another charge
was preferred against him, whlc1, was
called betty larceny. 1t seems TINT.
Davis heIng III need OF clothes,
oao Mrrick M'ranecd him SIS with which
to buy tllem,-Iarts agrccing lii writing to
refund tho money out of the prnccetis of IFS
seed rotfon when gathered. S[yrtck, bcing
doubtful Of the forthcoming Of tho cotton de-
1l!aflstc't tho return OF the clothes, md Davis
returned them. lit these fucts somewhere
WIS Inf01yctt the crime of larceny, Tlo JUS
tlce convicted him, sentenced him 10 be fu.-
icdateIy whipped, md then sent lin to inf
Tor six n'o'tths,-tto Whole purpose at the
business belne to prevent Davis appearing Mt
tic Court In Richmond 10 testify In the rcye-
li'1e rasc against Pond. Davis Il rcprcsentetl
rs u small ina'l, fur Eo,.e In consumption, nIuI,
bel'1E nhai'ie to work, Is authorized 10
l'reucl Tile ctfect Of tho terrible whip.
Ting Inflicted Upon him renders It prr-
!|0p3 mn ptP,} nrY,t,ahtlItn t,,.uta,, ,,>
, 1880-08-24
was s5,5l:,Wo, insteast Of s15,7s',aE, ns
stated. fhe 1tdrcriistr thus aums up Tho
fuels III lilo nil1nr Hinirs.

tHHtaisiH1-i1pt Ian, !, Int, bepor,ifnu IN t,,o
tHt'f.f- -lntrH s:a5lrTk,ai; tIrl,t m sini,,, i,v
ftM tsnsrru!r. $:@,:.H 7!4t:S; n,.,tsInu Ia, tf,u
Alllltnr, Including tontlnarnt imhilHIra w,,Irh
Wrfr never l!Murrp,l, n1!u nf which unthlnr wus
Gser fealicd. 81, III ,l7}.pI. ''
xi?AtftlMH-Dellt Inn. IT., ftn,rtrr-iI,,,,,tL
Ein...d,as.F': ncconl!nr tn Stntc n,tthoritjc..
sH'H4Nkt, Nf which ten in!llfnllA hull tlt tIpn
Mitl lMse INT stlHT ilrrn lssitpt
IfnltfeseE--The n1NCslnl IF tiplt WIS uxnrucr.
nlc hytn at!'r nf foslr tnf,l'ns nnfv tl.i, 1Erc-
Entn i fiiitlctl mil Hunting irbt jim, l. lHta
hix!nY lH,rf really Sif,Nr, rtnt "
ITrsr.-tsrlh III 4tfcn by thu f'nuritr-. .)tr,l7ri
x.nai!..!!t'Mt. tntMl nt4nt tFtr tthihuli2rt t,c.
i'sW S. ".s II F as1lNs; amount actually Issued 1a
:, f.'fninid- journal statement of tho
;1s" ;st: 'hs II, ~ tota amount Of l,oM.s
1t ml'st, however, be remembered that
these Southern, States, upon rcorgan1zInx
l'''tIer Democratic or lIoMu iln'e, proceeded
ll,stnntls to rep,tslfate mt nn,y MI The debt
crcatWl sinca the War, hut much of thu old
aitc-Wnr debt. THE extnnt NJ tic republic
t1oll Of the old debt II sIlown by the amount
Of That ,cht sluc At the etost. af thu Var. n,uI
tic amount of ,tGht lnw recognized by tho
s@seral States mil OIL wltt!, thcy luy inter
cst. None Of tho o1 debt Inns l,per l,attI, a,ul
noss Of thu 'lcw> debt rpp,t!latcd. Here IL
tie present condition Of the debt:
, 1880-08-24
REPUTATION OF $4,000, 900 PUBLIC
DEPT

II!ern l1ns tccn no grcnter apology urgcd
Oh behalf ot tie Southern system Of bull.
'1ozng than tint tic so-caltrll CARPET. t.ba.
governments Instituted Ia tint s;ta.o literally
rubbed tho panple. aud left ,tlon them State
debts under which they must gruan for 4,
crntnry. This "normIty Is represented M M
tlIl-s''f!lc1cnt uSclso for demanding 4" "Ilonc-
tule :" aud tho silsfranchIsc1uent By fureu OF
one-tltira Ut tiln proptr Of thnst Suites. A
statement n,a.lu by ulH Louisville Courier
Jo'trnstt protesting to give tho Indebtedness
OF tho recent Rebel States 1T TIE clpsc Of t),e
Nnr, n'nt tito Indebtedness of tho Snule S,ates
Oh n'e LIST of l"nnary, 1s7... i,as becn cste,,-
ssse'y published Will view Of establishing
two facts: ~ The plunder Of tho South BY
tlte carpet-ba1gers: nnd ~ that tho South
!aa bcen Justified III seIzing tho Suite {;oy-
er1'nIeslts md holding thcm by furce at{nlnst
1nrther agErcsslnns Of TINT character, al,d IN
repAttEatng tllo State debts.
atlo Nostnn +lttrGrtiscr Inns rendered n
public service by e%p'eEns ths fntsel,oul Ut
tho 0rll,tal statement, a,M& by Showing how
utterly unistliIab!u has i,crl thu reul,,llation
prmsiec.. Thu statement published BY tl,e
Louisville uNpCr lIl;tv flr fins tah,,lnt,l
, 1880-08-24
farlonsfy rebuko oven GJlho for lis fawn.

9''7""H1J IcUHHU bYCH VDLHb f0F IT'S INNIl-
Ing.
Os,a might find SONIC shadow OF oxc,1so. nj
tcits1 rnutt bear thu Injustice ntt1 cruelty If
tho art with inore pattc,,cc, WHEN mighty
t"losslss lskn Napoleon lu,t nwny Josppljuo
tn fartlIar Ills ambition, fur IL was Il mighty
ambition IN oile who uscsl Kings anil QUEENS
rs II they Ind been pawt,s Will. whicl, flo
WIS hlayng; h,,tin these days, wj,c,, Herman
C0nflts at1i fsarni,s are NJ flick anil NJ hctty
ns Colotleis a'ul Judges III our Southern
States. ail their titles ase Qntto ny furla(Ions
anl insignificant, mil t,tle med INT eo bark
ynry fnr III their lct1tgrccs to run aentust
, 1880-08-24

| 1iatzfckt, the German Secretary of State fo,
Foreign Aila!rs. as tic condition Of obtain
Ing tho appointment to the Seprntnryyhlp
SLOWS tint the term 7lni,lcihn1,, III uup!ipt II
tllEs particular German, Is nn absurd II jsup
ner, md that 1t il l,ossihle IN Germany fol
mighty mpnit lnrA to xtt Into Dtllce. The tir
t e''mstaflecs provo that It wns mea,l, dis.
reputable, rnwarsly rcpltt1iaitv,l of Il Iatly
wholn slny man might be pro,ut tn call his
"1fe, a'hl It e'phaHfzns the Infamous ctluroc.
ter Of tic net TINT It leaves the Indy wtt1!nut
remedy Or repnrutlof Of my sort. a.l,t iut)I-
fcetly that 1t Insults every otler American,
Indy
1t appears Tint the cstQuet 0f tic Ger
| ,nhn C"urt-a Court not altogether free from
charges Of liais0ns with actresses anil singers
-is Shocked By TIM faet TINT tho gratut-
mother OF tic Countess Won sllntxfef.( wus 1T,
nctrrss, reputable md eminent In her pyo-
fess(o1. ffer father wasn rcsll-cstate dealer.
ss1itl ller mother III rstnlahto ulut beautiful
woman. Her fa'nfly has always stood lItg'i
III soclety. Tllcr liat two children. 1',,e
sos', clnrlca Moultan, nlarrie.l M1ss Lille
ufcenough, lady nf tho highest ,usteet-
aolllty and connections, who has ,lat,a Il
most en'ln1se reputation III American mu-
steal n'stl Social circles, and wo ts atso
known III Europe M n singer OF exception
nlly tIlle powers antt Indy of rnra personal
accomplishments. Atter Mr. AIoulinp'y
death, slo married Duron you llage,a,t, tho
Danlsh Minister to This conrtsy, and Inns
slllcn Sncnt most Of lIer ting In Europe, Miss
aloulton. tito daughter, VIVA enrclu,ty
brought III. thoroughly educated, AMI
II mil
, 1880-08-24
lr's I'm otld political party that Is hurt b,
prosperity aud helped by adyersity.


"Barrcl, barrel, Who's rot the barrel ?" &
tho 'afcst gattc for tho children. Of artstocratie
| Democrats.
a New Orleans minister described iIcnvet,
ma MI eternal picnic, aud there Is hardly !, u,iug
| man lott 1T tho church.
fernando Woo1 wns Mt one time m motor,
anu plAyu'l subordinate pnrts. lie now playa
hnyfh|nE from ono pAtr To fours.
] Calvln Sykes, Of Suffeld, Conn, refuses
to shako hstls With my one, and Inns net done
80 FOR years, Trot'nhly III early youth to abpok
f1antia with a st. Louts girf.
II any marc of tic Vanderbilt girls beconlo
tNHn9cd to English Lorls we are ntsa,d new
freight ind 1nssei,ger tntIr will hayc to be
's"opteu 1t costs money to keep tho nobility
going.
K0saIInl Olsonrke "--You are ,a,rfectly
Jnst'ncsl In refusing 10 keep company with my
Young tunn who slnes "NRncy Lea" Some dAy
10 might fall sn low as to ATTEMPT "TAe Sweet
ny- y-allu-liy!'
a Indy who breakfasts In wllite satin II
ono ot tho sights Mt anratugA. Although noih-
is regarding llce family is kuow, 1t Is believed
th"t hsr father was hRokmnn during tho
h"!ghtH FfHipar Conesayo III this city
washington papers state that 3fr. John
itay, Assistant Secretary Of Htate, IL not slck,
nut lH'sposel from 0ynrwurls. This nnw dis
easts peopio having relatives In tho Government
o'"I'toy Will he slau to learn, ia nut catcl!ua.
Give his pants 10 cousin Tommy,
And his l!ttle silver ct,p.
1t Waa In tho month ut AUGUST
{3reaa cofn curlcl our daring I'D.
-Goflhe.
Hickory, tlckory, tlock,
Takb your girl out for Il walk.
hho'll cut tce-crcAN,,
nj a,I.i.fn,, tu n,,,,,,.
, 1880-08-24

"oS tie Whole" says II dispatch from
1elRiahad 10 f.n,tt!on pnncr, "thc sstratlon II,
Af4hnNsian IL eatisfac1"ry." fet from tho
safno holrcc VIC learn TINT 1900 british su1,lIcra
arn shut up In tic f"rts Of The Kurum Whitley,
md nrc As uaolcs4 thnr' na II they we're in t,ln
t'nrrncha ut Mntu. The hill tribes, too, and for
that tnHtfcr Ma,riy nil Tho Afghan trttus, nra
dA!sy hnrnssnE tic English ay,ny, cutt.,,x oN
storcs, and cutting utr t,rn NOW and agntn. 1t
Ia probably hcenliso atnsk-i-Asam, tho tF;uh
prlrRt 0f clbAl. :" "tlt grind old man. NJ tho
E'RlIsh correspondents cali him. is pt.4lehlnY II,
fHvor nf AEiurrn1ulnn ansl tho pritss, eonncc.
lion. that tho situation IL pronounced Batis-
factory.
, 1880-08-24

WE print In another column tho ntltlrcss
Of the 1f"n. kirk l9aw.~, Of this city, to II lurxc
ana s'isssits*tatt'd gathering af tt,r Republicans
OF Mcl.cnr (n'inty, ut !tln0ntngton. hat eee,,-
itiE. Tho speech a3o,ua III telling ,ut,lta,
pltl1y sento'Hcs. au.l hnnr-trntl,s, n,,l Is ,y,,
worth tho pcr,tsnl ri lletMlhcan trnfcrs
tl1ruhEhoHt the statr. Tl,p cnl,tr4,st which he
''rnw ll"twccn tho an31cr- statesman. t;nrnc,h,
anil the nero soldier, lanucock, WIS particularly
apt, w'le hfs aast!RatIon III tic frnuA.rey wua
ah posntea M II was ncrite,l. It IL Il, he !nrc,i
that Nr. fthwcs will rcpeut hJs spcueh ut other
pUnts tanrn4 the cafnpnirt,
, 1880-08-24

,uAM1r:rrA Is Mt varia.cp with Premier ne
Fsryc|aet IN ia tho rnliey Of the f'rcnei, (toy-
rrninont In rtg,rl to religious corporgti5ns. It
will bos2tpr's'hcrcd that IN II recent roltIrnl
sprcch ''calsertr! Ut Montnubln Do FrryeIncs
unlimited lint tho t'"vrrl'tnc1.t w,ls preplrtnH
bit IL settle tho stNt1Is ur I'LL Inv and rrItrto,s
Corporations. Tho Iem'itqse F'ntHcdise, lin.u-
hett1's nrHHn, pronolislccs such project I'M
~is". Religions carrnrailonE, It says, u,,ay hp
Tolerated Or suppressed, but they ln,ly mt tg
brnI1Aht Within thu ra!o Ut nrsliilnry Inv, Thcro
Is II" 'l"'lt't TINT trcatiug nnysu,y, tuy or ,rp-
lot'E. IN not being within tho yae 1T the law Will
10 r''uAs'st'i 1y 1nAt pefstns. Fre,trit.,,en In.
c'seas ~ rufftcr mrsdtfnry, .ti II wit. to sI.rtl
1!st 1t ta tettar to do us Do FrrycIuct a,,u,,csts
-lTgulAtu thunl.
, 1880-08-24

TIiE Now York 1rortd nny spare itself
several long editorials on tho neanlng Of Mr.
Mnahburno's abscnco In Europe, whom It knows
.hhs no VII! aurely return III October and take
tho stump for Gariled atsd arthur.
, 1880-08-24

...TisE knights should E,ayc rnroee1 ,,,u
sshornn tn moyc TINT cuumn Mt Chicavo. wttb tti,
lhia " thg head VI the cbI,lrnn, and lIarin.k
asad rted Hfnnt to rfito tow1, the 1nn an swcnr.
ctHt1ti Citmhfftlal. "f''''So'"e'"'
II phti shcrftlan had hcon at tho head the+c
~o'lsa have boon ITO noul of swearing in tbe
rear. ' '"S
, 1880-08-24

THE Health Commissioner OF st, Lo,,ts "a
1olned tn his Idols. Let him aione. lie viii
nasc 1t TINT tho population OF 1T. Louis mist
aiah" nt 10000 until oilicInlly announced.
'hh't9h tho f3oit wo's,i like to hnyn him cxpla,,
WnnI1 hhd W whom tho census was ever 81 otiI.
CHILLY nnil ounccd "' ut G0.O0,.
, 1880-08-24

AND still 1t comes. Tho Steamer Cimbrta
LIT Hamburg yesterday with eso0ONO wrrtat uf
sp:tlt. for this cnsfntry. Tl,ern In sc,lfcely q
Menmcr lelvcs European port ts,wa..lys tint
'ltrs not t're considerable ,l,nouusa u coin a.
part Of lts entXs.
, 1880-08-24

I ""h 1GnutHf WHICH, N{3ttGl ntNhtE
he omitted frnm textbook Of this charnctc,
unless there were so',.e special purpose far In,
trmluclns them. This p,lr,os, IL manifest
Itis designed to transmit 10 tho gruwinv ge,,.
crnton MI the scctlonnl auInosi,y, lilo social
alMt lntiical Intnlera,,cp AMI thu vicious co,,
csptlnl 0f tho rnntio,1e Ut tic So,,tl1er,,
Sthtrs to tho unitca States Government
which tho Southern lenders 1T 1s4,o cntpr.
thlhrd. 10 this eth m Intense sectional
enlortng is given to nil dissertations ntul .letI.
nltiUns. MID even the taste ~ to tic progress
null cn1sl,sct Of tile War arc grossly ,nlsrcpry-
kentHt. There II nO Euutl wDrsl for al,y t,rl,.
ern' who fotght TN tho Union aide cypeut
McCte'lnt,. The real purpose Of tic struggle
u concealed. Tho South is represented M
Drilling lor +" ll"rty,' alnl thu NOrtl, ns or
gahszng MI nriny Of conquest" t;en. Lee,
who lrtl the rchetli0ns armies aganst The
l'rsnlI. Is lngcnt",1sly assoclntctl with wash
| ingtoh MS II iM.rt. Tim "f.ost Cause" il
la'nentrd either ayowcdly or by intllrccllon
| I'll every partton Of tho bopk which Inns
n hrurinr umn N. e,,.a.n,<,. .,s.,'',
In. @s ill.,. np''' u'' ','eess'oh pcflotI.
IL written IN in II styfu Tint wnn,d ator,, n
,,s n,.,.,, T., " -, t'as "","n stump IL
|. Of tho Srpoys. lila nr,1rr co,nnro,r. ,i,,,.
,,,,,oI ,.,,,,a,, o..,, 49, s'"t,s "oa''.
u'''e.' women anu s,rcet-wa'ken' Is distorted
p''slinse Or til's section of the book Il 10 lnf-
o''e 1le minus OF Tie young girls with tho
sa''le resentment ata bitterness which cl,ar-
ae'crlzed INC woincn OF tho South nll through
t''e ""r asu SUN nan'fests lssrlf III t)Is w.
'raclsf' theY aeclnreagnEnst Northern women
WIT VIII ~ 1!s'o sne soiffh to live.
, 1880-08-24

CESsrs SurEHvtsols I1onAnr, nf Cicve-
la'ld. discovered spver,,t inaccuracies In tho r,-
turns from sn Of the districts Of thAt city, nt,.l
hni It rcGnnnetatnt1. The 'corrctr,l returns
Rive tho city il population Of 100, iGS.