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n outlesk q this usnest.

Tho Democratic party. which has
had our services and love during oil
tho day. Of our manhood. u one
time more In . posiion to secure
victory in Q National contest. Thai
grand old party has tho vantage
aesin. The Republican party In Ito
platform and candidate pellsd, rather
than invoked that enthusiasm neees.
sasy for victory. and Il remains 70 b
determined Whethee the Dsmocsscy
VII blundee (ss Il he's done IN every
canvass since 1seo) tho oppoeidon
Into power.
|. Il does seem strange that With H.
peated experience our party should
continue 70 commit each succeeding
canvass the Sstal mistake OF fur
nisbiog material With which "a
enkisdle enthusiasm In tho opposi'
sioo. Nsy, Of even. IN one instance
ls7e, SAILING tho victory and timidIy
throwing Il aWsy. Now that ou'
success viii b determined - much
~ the selection Of the man - vel
70 By the enuueietioo OF . creed. VI
viii tromble With anxiety until tn
nueation OF bo>h y settled.
The outlook Tor success % indse'
lkvosuble. The man required mus
b 8 NaI Democrat. souod On th
moaey question. aod IN full secor'
9th tho material Interests Of tho "a
tioa, Tho platform must 10 - 1re
and open - the man. With 20 littl
REQUIRED, and % much mster1sl t
sslset from, 10 ~ buoyed With eco
suiue hope that there will bs no fsil
ure this time. either 10 tho sslsetio'
Of the man, the enunciation OF phi
ciples. or the conduct IT the canvass
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RailrsaA Prospects.

The public Of this section Will learn
With satisfaction that tho transfer o.
the Nov Orleans Pacific Railroad and
Ito franchises to Nessrs. GOULD and
Scoe1, be- been completed. and tho
question q the early completion OF
the road virtually settled.
Ia . oonvsssstion With Gov. blow1.
Vhe President Of the Ts1as and Pa
clio Hsilroad and nessrs. GOULD and
Sooe7's agent, 10 tho .trsnsfsr OF the
New Orleaps Pacific, Ne learn that
york will bssin at oaoe. and the par.
tiss, possessing large means. will
push the construction rapidly to
oompletion. The question Of reach.
ine our town Ne reached 10 tho
eousae n the intsr1lsw, and 10 hSvs
no doubt but what arrangements can
b pstisctsd to sssure - connection
With The foad. az
Osntstiog slsres local trade. Match.
.itochss oommaads something from
the railroad Company, while the
large amount q espjtal permanently
Invested In buildioGs and trade 70
onieos Of @ every effort 70 secure
eai1rnad oonnoorion With this route.
We suggest . meeting Of our eiti'
ssas at q early dsy. and . full d.
suesioa end adoption OF . plaasto
secuss The dselrsd railroad facilities
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Connenlable Enterprise.

The value Of tho local newspaper
to q community has been admitted
from time immemorial. and Ne ees
glad to b able 70 note some OF the
good effects Of our thunder. We
commenced on tho Grand Eoose
bridge. and It has been put in good
condition; No warmly advocated the
establishment OF an Ice factory. and
are happy to state We ere to have
one. That enterprising citizen MI. +.
Mcdaniel has cot the ball 10 notion
aid tho machinery will arrive here
next week. We hope our citizens
generally will eco to.it that Mr.. Nc
Daniel resps tho reward Of bio en-
terpriie. II enterprises IKE THE sse
not encouraged. capital will DO sunt
out Of sight; and Natchitochee viii
remain IN tho same old groove OF my
years ago.
Encouraged by tho suocess which
crowned our efforts u these tWo 10
stances, we now dip our or Ia be
half OF another and very desirable
improvement. namely. tho establ'ah
ment OF Q telephone between her
and Grand Eoore. The beneht Q
-.~.h.ata AMI halainAo
mon generally b very apparent. III
John Shepard, our telegraph oper,
tor. b ready TO enter Into tho mattel
| II he can only receive proper encou1
agement. Let 10 encourage him b
all means; oil should unite 10 every
thing that tends to tho general pro-
perity Of our own town. Even thong
IL may cost 10 something q th
,tart, It will psy 10 tho future.
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PIA12AH h(
". O. SHIP Ard & ~.
llfFRlclI GINA nm
No. ~ CAMP sTaal1. i. ,
NEW ORLEANS, Il %

We append a few prices: ,,g
THE AMERICAN CHINA DINNER
BREAKFAST AND TEA SETA ~.
prisiug 100 pieces, for @ls.
A REAL FRENCH CHINA DINNER
SET, lis pieces, for go.
ENGLISH STONE CHINA Dunapl
SETS, ia pieces, for 9l2.
ENGLISH STONE CHINA CHAlOea
SETS, comprising 10 pieces, e q &
DECORATED CHAMBER SEN viA
different colored bands, 10 pieoea r
a 50.
GLASS GOBLETS, from 60 esutsts h
per dozen.
Particular attention given to Nssi,
tiss and specislties pertaining b l
Houss.furnshing Department. o.
promptly attended 70.
Can aud examine before purchaslaf
". c. SHEPPARD AM
April "a, lse0.-l9n. "a ! Il
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NV ORLEANS, June 9. 1850.

NV ORLEANS, June 3, 1850.
In view Of the publication OF Major
He1rsey 10 the States OF the nlntn.
and under oil the circumstances. !
deem It proper, In the absence OF
Oanf 8. n Buck. to give tho above
correspondence to the pubic.
Gus. A. BREAUX.
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10 Major Il. J. Heatssy. throug

Relsg1ing b The above correspond.
onoo. 7 desire 70 state that IN noenipG
I haze written q Published q refer.
enco % Gen. J. Il. Ooegrove have I
been animated By any motive but .
desire % vindlcate tho rights Of the
people and maintain the Integrity OF
tho Democratic paxty. I have long
esteemed Gen. Ooegr1ve @ . sterling
gentleman and . eound Democrat.
Tho editorial 20 TIE Mates Of the
tWenty.si1th My ~ boeed solely
unoo stafemento ioe which tho nance
Of The suthon were Owen, eet bI -
Rrovo . viodlcated - voelng square.
u With tho Democratic party o. oil
questions, and b untai1ted By aey
combinations oe compgomlDo0 With
Allan q tho Republican party.
II. ]. 61AlDBY.
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ASsessm

On tho question OF assessments tho
North Louisiana Journal truthfully
N.Y.:
"A Just and equitable assessment
of the properly liable 70 taxation .
one OF tho most important euoJecte
that could engage tho attention OF
our people. The Law contets GteSt!
mower upon the aseeeeor. and u VIII
REQUIRE rsro tact and discrimination
to do equal justice to oil the ta1pey.
ers. Those whose ASSIGNMENT y
raised to q higher grade Will natural
u complain, and those who nave
been payinR taxes on Q fair valuation
wlll % naturally complain Il the
burden Of taxation does not Tell
equally upon all alike.
"Under the old laws tho duty wae
performed 81 . board Of o9loers, and
probably on the principle that what
. everybody's business % nobodYs,::
tho duty was rot vel! PERFORMED
'OWners Of property, living a!ay
from here and contributing nothing
20 tho geneeal good. by their pereonsl
eyertions, enjoy the advan0eoo 90
rived from the protection e9orded 20
their property By reason OF tne en-
forcement OF tho laws, tho machinery
OF tho parochial governmene bean9
osrrled on By tho contributions Of
the fe1peyefe. their lands being pro
tected AGAINST overflow and made 20
yield . handsome revenue. because
Of tho money contributed By tho AZ
payore to nay for leveee and othe!
nublic improvements. Therefore Il
e patent that justce to 81! requires
that such assessments snould %
raised.
"it Il made tho duty OF the as0eo:
cor TO Net 81 tho personal ana 2. rea e
property In the pet1Dh ana % to!'
nis6 Lists 70 be filled By the te1poy'
er0, which, when filled out must b
morn % 81 the party giving tho liDt,
Vhioh. r false. subjects tho 0WeareI
to tho penalties Of perjury, and,
ne the discretion Of tho assessor,
Such listo @ 10 bis opinion 90 tals!
shall be TUNED over 70 tae graoo
Jury for such action @ toey mey
Deem proper IN preventing tho ta!f(
sWearers 20 tho criminal eide Of thu
court. lt therefore behooveo every
body Who signs tho lists 20 0cao ca.a'
tiously the valuation they put upot
their property, let they lnod!eetent
| VEink tx 1Su 49, C.:9:in,~ tkos,
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NEW OaLEAxs, June I, 1850.
7 7 unapsAv Esn.. Nae 0rl0anA:

NV UNEAN0o juno !, 100O.
q. ]. Hssrsey. Esq, Nov Orleans:
.Deer 4r-1n reply to your note es Q!
the report OF tho statement you reSer
70. and q COPY Of which 70 10 your
note. o literally what Capt. Wilaon
dictated 20 Q member OF your 0ta6 In
nv presence. ! will further state
that Cant. Brooks bee made tho came
or aimilar statements 70 mo and to
several other gentlemen.
Very respectfully. etc.,
RICHARD ClANolD.
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u 90 0iO Wet . specimen
eeo9 C eW ,peoee 70 ssvsrsl 1e'
oonno;uGDpoaojle, houDeo7 that "
~ lDlliU ~ tssds o. tho Be-
1yg plellsGI vsths s'sw 70 sseuf
= ~ o1vsssiaeosntA - they
. - - bsetsg vshiele Of pre-
~ 41lakG)alnA 81,
-, - 9 - head q THE
CT D11DD6t ~ slseslesloo eep
0o000QH1Tt1gsuei1lAedon Of ~
u ~ 49, Aees q : lawyers
eoa6Jlslaa;s "sliseje" from BIZ
10y Rla e l)eaeive o. BIZ retire
- ~, goaslIoeo q removal. % Il
(6olDono e. useo14st 70 adver.
- JasiS svidsaee that b
vAot palseoa0a 4 word ID
0Ilo ou1ls y b su@eeat
ES5.Ez= t.-
esaS6nPnaA sim tho 10TH
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V''' ''''fssal%Hl''E BUCK.

No. 10. CU.Toal1ouD1 o111BT,
New Orleans, June !, 1850. ~ p. %. !
Col. Buck: .
Dear ST. Preeuming that nothing
bee developed sinoe my Interview
With you to-day. ] shall act Oh my
original Intention Of Yesterday even.
iog % leave for home IN tho morn.
in9. NJ business there demands my
otteution, and ! have but . few days
10 peepalo for my Northern trip.
Should anything dsveiope hereafter
I ean be found ct Ill times at my
homo q NntchitoOoee, OF q Now
York Hotel. New York. later. Thank
Ing You sincerely for your deep In.
tefe6t 10 my behalf, ! want You 70
reot assured that ] appreciate It, and
I hope that It may be tho precursor
to Q 3ervent and lasting friendship.
I an, With assurances OF esteem,
'O"' '''''>' n COs0ROVE.
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knowledge at 2 o'clock p. un.) your
reply to NY Do.e ot yesterday even
Ing, In which you refer me to Capt
8. II. Buck, who will represent you
In the matters contained 10 the note
from Major Hearsey. OF wolcn l "as
the bearer yesterday morning. l
shall take pleasure 10 communicating
With Capt. Buck, aud OF receiving
from him such response ~ 10 may
have to make.
Very respectfully, ETC., ,ro.u
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sx.sss 49, ~ sl-s-.-s.,.s f0nH \. 1o0o. .,
90. 80 s..A.,.. 80 80, a.,
XXI 4. ~ $.eo3So eou 0snsy wy
Vx1eeoos 6sq.s nseeos'
! D. Sk9-Ivloeotly yea m1oep'
|peeheoo The pufpoet Of ny note.
Wh10A through COurtesy Woe eddreee
u . yoo. The eeventh !neeeot. when
yes &C, :A1e 70 70 9 = 4e .a the.
=: go s g = :' Is: : :. sss s.:
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Can't. R. Francis, City:
Dear Oir-Win you DO kind enough
90 STATE whether or not tho following
q . correct report Of the statement
1ictsted b. Capt. r. n. Wilson. 70 .
memboe OF tho staff OF the states. 10
your presence, relative % "a inter.
vioV On the Last night OF tho late 49,
sioh OF tho LEGISLATURE hetween
Capt. W. Il. Brooke and Hon. Jas.
81. Oosgrove, at the Germ saloon
The following 70 tho report I Sefer
ION tho lest day Of the session Nj.
Coe9rovo told Hr. ". b. Brooks, 10
presence Of Cant. B. n. Wilson. that
he Ana bio associates he'd made q
compromise With Allan and bic H.
publican friends, the termc ot'which
prevented them from blinRlng up
no cases Of Dol. Young and CAPT:
Francis, but that on tho met dey OF
he extra session Or tho next term
hat the cases should come up aed
that CAPT. >! Francis should positively
I Wish 70 obtain your statement tol
publication, II necessary.
q. ]. HIXlss1.
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INV O1IIAxs, June s, 1850.

NV O1LIAxs, June s, 1850.
Col. james Llngsu, q Oarondelet
Street:
Dear Nr-ln reply to your com.
munication, left ct my rooms yeotes.
doy evening, ! respectfully refer you
TO Major q, h. Bucf. who Will repre-
cent me IN tho matters contained 10
the pote OF which you were tho bear
q. Very respectfully, ete.
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Personal.

~ f-r
We were happy 70 receive . visit
~ Tuesday ftom Hon. 3. O otzing.
lD)loW. she able Representative from
Red Rivss parish. Ut. 6tripsiellow
i licking y Ans coalition. and -.
posao seop peospesls sseellsat. We
regret - seud not lsmsin longer
1moae ~ having % hurry homo 70
'.aeteed il businsls. We wish hin OIL
suocDss aad happiness.
II. ". A. Oastsr. Attornsy.at.ls
Many, Il. looked IN upon ~ He
! also gives . good account Of tho
esopo. We WerS sosty 70 hear from
him that that disagresable complaint
Ia he'd assumed 90 epidemic form
| 10 ~ ,nllohboshood. We hope Il
Ilaay sooa. disappear.
w. nobissoa. Esq.. Of 0loutise.
villA H. repoets the health Of that
plass good; crops excellent. and no
| appooSanee ol the dreaded worm.
n. Dla0is, Hsq,, q tie extensive
dioGllleey arm q Charles Rsbstoek
. O., - eosth Nain' street., 81.
Louie, N. visitsd cur saaetum.
Thb 4 ooe OF The Wealthisst whisky
I1suns % ~ country. having branch.
10 d xsataeky and San reaneloo.
They7 - qauiaeeurees d the e.
moue eeooe10N brand Of whisky.
" wee 0iaA 70 hsas that II. DIN.
- teoe Q gee1 many orders II Lou.
fnlAaA u Z q a&tbls aad eoorte.
louD eeotlsGnas, end Well ealculased
q sslead ~ taainsas q BIZ arm.
Oar isiiad q. 4. 1obsetsos, travel.
~ a0ooe q ~ 9isgse Sewing Ne
] 1h)aeI knoEn . ~ Household
1SeoGaaI :.Dss' - ssveeai dsys IN
or oeWo t1jesNesk sssssdias 70 snr
s1A,gs e. - seopaay. end .1e(t iog
AleaAa1ela yoDsseday. H.
II. 1Aouai, 0sseosy. Of Issoo
county, Mise.~ pad - many visits
fsbso1gA ~ veek. H b hsss o. q
tsio6 tohls uoe)a d.. 1soli1. xr.
f0ssgory y pleAssd q The outlook,
both politiesl aad agricultural. Il oul
sose9 eeaea. pg..
~ lsasae laeaoa assieasd 1or %
sxtss oeeejoo Il shat The Ooaets haye
esoseaatly bess = yeqllsitios . CT.
|to yeeed qpeleioos" airing under
cd hen ~ ~ oeo6eitue3oo.
| 1aebsst opeosse "a Dsekls 81
- - 49, p1gposa. q aot q all,
/ III ~ - ~ ethae laGlor
|laaleo - - - tll1aad ooe ialbsoo
aIodo eenaole ~. Is $500 70 Il
a. s11lIugse q ~ ~ sessjoa
! lAesld - ssaesgA. q lsoiSlAsios
loe0 o0o 49, aa go &,
Is Ma dno00gl, aoo1Denas eleek Q,
| ~ Iel1loas s1eoeo g 1speseeo..
RI ioo1jooo6 r 90 q III
~ 49, 1 beasise oet1e Clnslsat
LoDoN o11oQI Ne 1neW e 1e oo1tje
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q 1slaS1 49, |. ~
60 - 0slsesAo. In @esAiesd
0DguVu1rovsoUS)lDUos~ % 10 bsh
- .ysise15Ree II ..a!.'gT!2 l.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Tar STATES. No. 80 CAMP STEEr. /
Nov Orleans. June 4. 1850. J

VHE 0tATESV NJ. - CAXP oIEE1S
Now Orleans, June 4. 1850.
Hon. ]. d. Cosgrove, New Orleans:
Sir-You arc nov, no doubt. aware
that the CHARGE C0ntal0ed 10 9 teIe.
gram OF yours from NatOhit0chee N
the New Orleans DIN0CRAT. relative
IN % editorial headed murder Will
Out" which recently appeared ID
The States, go without foundation.
I. therefore, hope that you Will not
heoitote to retrSct tho 6buslvo cpl.
thsee you applied 70 no In that DID,
PATCH.
Tnis note viii DO handed you By
nv friends, Col. james LlnReD and
Respectfully, &c., HI. HEA1sEY.
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600 CAR LOADS ICE,

HAVING made . very heavy purchass
IL Of loo In order TO supply my custo:
mers beth 10 tho city and country, ! will
hereafter ell at tho low price Of one and
. half osnts pr pound-dslivsted to
stsemboats and railroads fhee Of charge.
Parties IL tho country and In neighbee.
ing towns wishing 70 make eontsaets tor
To season will please notify no q oaoc.
Additional induoemOoto VIII b o&oCoo
thsm.,, y. 6OO6,
June l9.-1t. Shreveport. Il.
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NEW o1IIAas, June Z, 1850.
Col. +. O. ZAohsrle aud NJ. Henry
INV Oarleton. Present:

Gentlemen Major H. J. Hearsey's
note to Gen. ]. h. Oosgrove OF even
40 hss been handed to me. Through
courtesy ! reply, snd beg @ state
that % the evening Of tho Nth IN
slant Ill tho points involved 10 the
controversy between Major aeasoey
aud Gen. Ooegrove were folly dug.
ouseed and smicably adjusted By Col:
J, Llnean, MI. ]. 4. Quintero and
DE-. ". Stone. properly aO0yeolte0
Representatives Of 1Sjor H. ]. Hear
oeY. on tho ono hand, and myself.
representing Gen. J. Il. Ooegrove.
on tho other. The terms OF adjust.
mept agreed upon had been aligned
by tho Representatives OF these gen.
tlemen respectively, and delivered %
nv principal before ] had any init
nation Of Major 8esrsey'a djssatls'
faction Herewith.
Now, II Nsjor Hearoey does not
tel bound By the action Of tho gen.
tlemen 20 whom he 0r1t lelerred q
hia authorised representative, I lail
70 go how any good can result nom
re.oponing tho controversy tor oul
discussion, even wore It admjooibIe q
do % nnder the circumstances.
SIV'E q. BUCK.
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= GsDse q ia. uasucoeeesa!
l1iG10D1rpeAll WosA, Ind no play.
-, ! Y 80 sp,saAid. and isdi-
$50 006ehltWe M bay 20 sorn
a1(d61Da6a5 -. =
Innni1k9 1)6lGe ist66dsd tos THE
q !! se!i dsissrsd tor
1e1 11oAe Gps 1raiif' o
"a =; fiia u Vs.. i ths day
- go ~ a0e0oosacy aseem'
4 N1sGtoStGGDpai q, Oloeianasl. O.
81 D'a0on01gnao e lllisoiss have
e. $50. Y!sA, 1silAs ,1ss,rn!Iv ~
r. s 4; ,.ei. y ~.
,Dsaeessey have IN
z aDslIsS ssassss q New
- - ssa 81 rel 9. i9a ~
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- syise sae Nee q
- 49, !ll A! o. 49, 1Ai'road
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]. 80 - eoa4siass:
: ~ 81 sDlee6lA WHAT
boA 1qiDldis' Dist b
7S1 1904 81 ~ IL
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10nabsGO a1jousasd soa. tho 18th
-, 80 .sze a..
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II. u. wilkinson
- (city Drug Storey
-peAIll n

OHEMloA6,
FINE. TOILET SOAPS,
BRUsHES, CONES. co..
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Psrthmrry ia great vsststyi Trassss,
Supportsss, ekoalder Braces, &c.
Pure Wines and Liquor for medicinal
purposes. Psiats, Oil, varui0bss, Glass
and Putty.
Physieiaos Prescriptions oarfully pre-
pared q al hours.
June 10.
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mot handed Cusgrove. but delivered
70 Buck BY ZschsEie and osrlston.]
tn erA7ls, No. 80 OAxf sFnE!1.
New Orleans, June Z. lesO. }
Hon. Jas. q. Cosgrove. city:
Gr-I presume you have besn
made acquainted With tho fact that
I declined to accept tho settlement OF
the issue between ~ - proposed oy
your friends and mine late on the
eVenin9 OF tho Nth instant, and that
your letter has been returned 70 you.
The difference OF opinion between
nv friends Who arst represented me
ma mvoelf Vas % radical that they
have oeen proper 20 decline % repre-
sent me further, I have therefore
plaOed tho matter 10 the haodo Of my
lfiepds Dol. +. @. Zsoharte and Hen:
~ Guy Carlton. who sre entrusted
With tho delivery Of this note.
Permit me- 70 call your attention "a
nv llr.t note addressed 20 you on
The Afternoon OF tho fourth lnotant'
snd presented By Dol. Jas. ungan.
I tfust that you will reply at youl
earliest convenience.
Respectfully, ....
| II. J. HEA6&EY.
P. a-This. mote would have beel
dellvoged yesterday. but II wae no
until late 10 tho day that ] unoesotoot
that nv original repreoentattvee hal
VifhdrsNn. Il, J. aGARSEY.
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lCall1eaaeyeed Selma, IA. ~
80 Sst0epAooe. ,2ait
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- 20 1svsr y sspossed On .
lnaaj 6l0dog. 4
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'NxoG 11ll1sss sAouas ssmains IN
- g Me- o1Soy, Tsaas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11
the Hog drovers and Bull-ringers, who
run Lancaster county Republicanism
buy and sell its voters at the primaries.

SENATOR EATON, representing nearly
all the mill owners of New England and
on their petition, introduced a bill pro-
viding for a commission of experts to
draft comprehensive tariff bill, ar
range its details and to take this question
out of our national partisan politics and
settle it on business principles. 1t is a
most excellent practical measure. 1t re-
ceived the vote of every senator-Dem-
ocrat and Republican-and is the first
bill on the speakers table to be taken up
in December, and will undoubtedly pass
the House by an almost unanimous vote.
In the face of this Senator Eaton is ell
tirely justified in denouncing as knav-
ish" the conduct of those who assert that
the Democracy are advocating any policy
or likely to adopt any prejudicial to
American industries. They have been in
power in Congress and the result is
that industries languishing under
Republican Congress have re-
vived; and if this occurred under
a Democratic House and Senate what is
to effect change when Pennsylvania
Democrat becomes president Surely
Pennsylvania interests are safer under
him than under the Golden free trade
leagues candidate and the inspiration of
men like Grow, who in Congress de-
nounced the "odious'' protection given
to the rolling mill and cotton factory
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the challenge and q match

has accepted the challenge and match
will ensue.
Satusday night the Mcclure house, at
Red Rock, five miles east of Bradford,
caught fire from lamp explosion and was
destroyed, with the railroad depot and
two small buildings. Minnie Slattery, a
servant, tainted on the third floor, and was
thrown out Of the window by Mary Hass-
ler, another servant, receiving probably
fatal injuries. The latter escaped by jump
ing. Total loss, s12, 600; partially insured.
The verdict of the coroEer's jury in the
case of the men killed by the collision on
the New York s. New England railroad
near Willimantic is that the railroad COM
pany is exonerated from blame and that
the responsibility for the accident rests
upon the dead conductor Of the freight
train, who took his train out of Whitman
tic against orders, when it should have
been held.
Christopher Baldwin, teamster, who
lives at Spartansburg, was engaged in haul
ing lumber to the village. He was about
two miles and a half from home, ploddiug
along in the slow way that team neces-
sarily moves when fully loaded. In COM
pany with him was another teamster with
lumber. The first intimation of anything
out of the usual course things, was the dis
covery by the last mentioned that the
wheels Of the wagon were crushing the life
out of Mr.. Baldwin. They passed directly
over his chest. The supposition is that
he either stumbled and fell, or was sud-
denly taken with fit, which caused him
to fall.