davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-12

nErunss from number Of agricultural
counties fit Illinois sceln to indIoutc that tnero
has been fair, but not great, l.acroaaa y. tho
rural population during tho last decade. eevpp
, 1880-07-12

IInverly's ThcMtre.
Dearborn street, carncr Of Monroe. August&n
ua,y's ncv York Company In tho "noyM Mildly"
, 1880-07-12

TIE Boston HcTall indy says: "Whcn
two parties agreo TO leave a disputed auestionto
the decision OF spooal tribunal, it is mean aud
cowardly fur tho 3efcated purity 10 dunounce tho
result as Il 4frnud.t"
, 1880-07-12

"FArHEa" "NAcKoAociilE, who Is at this
mo munt tho ytctlm OF religious persecution III,
England, II about 10 take Z holiday W vlsltlug
, 1880-07-12

Noofey's hcntrr.
I.nnta,ph street, totvcan Clark ard Ia enlla En-
carn7aDt Of Atr. George Holland. "our Gontlan,eu
FriAe.IE.''
, 1880-07-12

arrangement, Tut int wrcor Ut tno nAuou aa d
Consequence of turning over its lands to grasp
lrR. ecujtesb cbfpbftstjun
, 1880-07-12

AMONG 3'estenlay's pnjplt Alscourscs IN
Chicago which nrp reported In ont columns this
morning IA Il sptnon by tho l2bv. Il. ]. unlvtn,
Of tho rflra Unitatlkh Church, on IA sitnn'ct
Vacation, aud How u spend ~: OH Tho Grit
of MauhpM," i,y the llav. George ". 6xeenoy,
If tho Fifst Chriatlnn Church, leoturo Tn
"isoi,ctt q tbsersoll.' by tho 1tdv. ucotsc
Chimney, OF Huntsville. ind: md loaturo ott
tnttar,antan,' by Prof. n. r. peabo!y4 us
Harvard Cuttcgp. Frofn l.rooklyn, BY telegraph,
il received report Of tho setrhUti tsrc,.cbta
yesterday by Tho 1tnv. Henry Ward nocchcr ia
Plymouth Church, In which he Fosttes tho
,ehnrgo Of hotcsy and defines his position on
shcu3ogtcal questions
, 1880-07-12

CoystpEnAnLE ill.feet!ng Is manifested III
eonhootiou with tho question of tho 0hHiruan.
tbp Of the Democratic National Committees
TIllen favdrt 11arnum, of Connecticut. the
present Chntrn,.,s,, but Wallace, Of pcnnsyi-
tatfn, Is snil to hc Hancook's real ohoiod.
tuo,rn hb II not likely to 10 pressed by tho Int
ter In opposition to tho wished Of Tiitlon, who
will open bis barrel only pn condition that ho bo
allowed to designate tho distributor Of its co1t-
tonts. Already thu fear u expressed among
Democrats that trildcn hnd 1atnut1 Arc plotting
10 oontsal tho Democratic party In thuir own
Interest a1i1 to 10 tho power behind tho thsone
IN tho eyoht ot Hhhoock's election. and tho
friends Of WaIlncc urgo tils as n rouson why he
should 10 chosen chalrmah OF tho Nationai
EommIttnc,
, 1880-07-12

THE pollcs sill adhere to the theory that
IIu!tgrtn, tho m1n now undgr arrest, Is ths
murderer OF JohAnssot,, tho Hwetae whose mutt,
lused body WA discovered weok ago. The
ruzor with which tho murdered mans threat 10
supposed to havo hoen cut Il under axampRtlon
by u 1nicrosoqpst, and II the status upon the
wonpon arc demonstrated 70 10 human blood,
and II tho mud I'M tho handle oorrpspoud4 With
the mud 0f tho pool whGro the 1nRn was killed,
fl,a nEiiercf, will I'm hnsfIinksA,1 ft,1nnlsAfo
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s.eeilsarl ana vie.

X, travelling through Brittany
asks an old woman who is peddIing
crosses aud medals at q church
porch the price Of a certain tribkct.
as il for your wife or sweet
hearth shos osaks.
"F,r my sweetheart replied 4,
not precisely seeing the drift Of her
question.
"Ten franej.'
"Ten !rancs-phew,P says ~
turning on bis heel.
&C, nc back, come back" cried
the old woman; "take il for three.
You've been lying 10 me, though
you have no sweetheart If IL had
been for Der you'd have bolgh. !, at
once, without any reg,ud to the
price"
:" III take there are your three
francs." f4t
"Ycu haven't wife eisher--if |,
had been for her you would have
beaten ne down two francs. OBJ
yeu mel. you mon r
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.''rfcy.
Gen. .i.ribnuI

"icY,
Gen. JlribmaT Is
smgs r'x is raging in tho Ecs,
Indies.
The King Of Greece is organizing
bis army.
Gen. Von AIoltke has refused tic
title Of Prince.
There is split in the Prassi. n
parliament
Thl Aand League in Ireland Is
gaming strength.
England has notified Greece that
he viii assist her.
Thcto is a Likelihood Of sctlcuS
trouble in Ireland.
There is prospect FOR peace be-
tween Chill and Peru.
The powers are IN pcrplcSity over
the Turkish question.
tlcre viii BE no siaier session {
the British parliament.
An editor has bcea arrested 10
Berlin 5vr Insulting Bismarck.
Tho inseC. tribe has played sad
havoc With tha crops Of Nussia.
The tobacco CROP Of San Domingo
is very short and OF poor quality
Heavy loss Of lie aad property in
Brazil recently, caused by oyerHJws.
The Cunard line haa male con-
tracts for three new ppd powerful
steel veaseIg.
There was terrible stormy weather
OF the coast OF Gicat Britain on the
9th ul,., resulting iu great loss ol
sail and steam sessels and humau
lives.
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Too sg,h Married


~ Rev. d.. Talmage has been
\ p3ing his respects in very
ketieI.nguage 10 Tho Mormans.
should be tut down he thinks,
|by y y church can"hs, but by
hde 'iprnl artillery, shot, shell
anister When be gets through
the Nlormons lie should cer-
turp his attention to the East
ns, compared with whon the
ous are very insignificant aud
css.ful polygamist' indeed. Ra-
hhdannlrbs. We are Toll, hasc
,inl ono iiJ'Ii Ias sixteen hln.
A drunken washerman has
wives. Being askel to ex,
how iie managed to pain'sin
NIL, he painted uut 4 5 fact
they main,ginca him. one
The sDuond y'e q on hin,
rl washed lis Go. p, and the
ping four carried o. the busi>
lie was an honest, innocent
zh'nstlf, going roand on pny
tulloc'ine the customers money
reudiug II as he pleased, prin-
pyil. get ing drank. The fol
Is is q perfectly serions notice
b Kai,Ywar States Gazette:
tho daughter OF Gurgee Degee,
rety declare thai about four
ngo | was betrothed to you.
sec Barotscc that though ny
has often, since then. sent
o you to come aud matsy me
|e done With it, still you have
rsely kept away lrom ge a.,
pne. Thus | have been vast
y bloom ofyoulh upon nothing
m boset With many tempia-
As a last resource, therefore,
.nrop YOU to grant my prayer
hng to the Gust, N Of our caste
fifteen days Of !hc publication
notice. II you do not do the
t-'vithin the period, III take
ano;her husband, With whiea
stion you viii aave nothing
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De Racer.

amt no usc denyin' De fack,"
Brother Gardner, after a long
|c, "dat de razor am de black
favorlie wecpin'. Up to de
hs club was orgsniSed, cherry
man In dis town was in de
OBJ walkin' round viil a razor
J pusson, but da, custom nm
away wId now. I cam Gsy
color OBJ de handle cher made
iference, m L was mostly de
whether dc wccpiu' was card
boos.leg or de po:lei. For one
E foua' al sich iiugs uncallcd
II ! am tackled on ny way
an can't make dc man believe
an not dc russon he an lsotin'
sss down upon him vij sll
PIght. In two mielia' timc he
/ lhtr sscl Mp or I an Oh my
hS~ 4 r. <@,~ "a 49,. H.
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TIE ssIice commissioners sf
l'snHss, FFztee. have resigned rather
sian ehf'rre The DEGREES against tho
tsl.gi..s< 6 .. .aasIllts. =
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I pmr,W u nnm

4 DHrsw ef itTtHx
iaaa
20 gsses : tnst
fiIlts hss iesig usiilea
q ~ vgda ah1 rtIof, Stllfa
~ Ne iAhi vlHitlAetA fHNk
saIlof llke 10 lmelaa lanii
nd NE tanh sni etetlfataa
w. ma, ialhA aaa hsi Iiss swsspIas
httt N ttsu Whole ih' Fttrlns
Willows swIhr Itsif Wi,Its haaii
auhisa hlyh lks torches iIhsint
slts oi neme eai embtts tpflnglug
en- The swle the itye ftui awiHglas
IN N, m,anlng aimo'plieie
hlI, 10 deafuIns land, The loving
il.e taiils, ssdisf gfowlag
n The sefse 70 uvtfllowlng
n viii The iapw of,bcytar
elds Of ragged slubble tangled
iIh rank weeds, and shocks Of tangled
brr, With erfis Ike wet PLANE. ianglei
r iIc harvosfs hattie plan
ia ihe s0ddtu whirr aud whistle
The qnall ihft like q mlule,
blilrs over thorn and thistle,
And, miesIIe, drops asala.
pfr,i voices hid IN ililokele,
htfe the ndbId stops 10 siek It's
iddy berk hciwesn the plckeis
ils iruant's raslio tra3i'
pda Aound ot laushlcf ringing
hae, within TIE wild vine swinging,
% ! 81 cchantes sehoolmales ilinging
y Purple clu,terS in her lap.
lch as wine the frnscl fishes
I1una the tilted world, and dashes
the slqplas west and splqshes
IlsTsd foam against tho SKYE
II ~ dr'am of autsmr, pailirg,
spisndor all prevailing,
HOW ieafgocs sailing
q oC'a the silence solemnly.
a 4mif
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Sweet Home.

All persons desiring 10 purchase
lards are earnestly requested TO exam
Inc the plantation of j. w. Simmons,
decd, soycn mills dnc west of Court.
lgnd, Misa,, containing four huEdred
and seventy acres Of extra iluo land
j q of which Is under n good tcnr0
aud 2l7 acres IN d high state of culli.
yntiOn. Fine dwelling with Z rooms,
cellar underneath splcndi'l now sin
house 7 ftcnant houses, rooms each,
cisIcrns, wells aud ,prlngs convenient
for all excellent cribs aud s;R les aud
other oul-houses and sheds splendid
peach aud apple orchard lasting stock
water and hhh summer and winter
rlngc. For further information call
on w. j. Simmons or pr j. q. Pou, at
COgrtlaud Miss. October 1lli..jl
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mo lmL MMa
~ lhe " n wtlaispd tiu'h.
tsa y F'ishashIp iidss, ~ ia1.

~ lhe " n wsmfNf spd iiu'h.
tps N F'lchaAslp Lldsr. " ig1.
: BHd a Ma0tt Yoaf 1hBit.
fee Bp5n shih hai llllsh lhs s1f
feWfd auig u eUdehgtflpe 10 ~.
frefi ita feelings " ildt liudae upou
ihc death n aut mach lttycd broth
er nod lhai dasieG J , jbtes atu
dicd oa Tie Tih Of tltlober, 1880,
would mos, respectfully report ibe
following Tor aiapiihh
Whereas, I, hath pleased tho Ne.
womo Grand Nlaslof " lhe uhlyprw
70 remove from among ui our v1r.
Thy brother, j. u. Jones, 1t becomes
US TO bow in humble submirsigu 10
Ills mighty val, yet may Ne not aak
10 eyc public expression TO oar feel.
iagg and the high regard in which
1nr deceneed brother was held among
US; therefore, bo it resolved,
1T That in tho dcaih Of Bro.
Joncs this Lodge he's lost O true
member and lhe fraternity O devoted
brother hig family SINCERE, loving,
alec;ionate husband and father. aud
the community an honest, straight.
forward business man; yet we grieye
not his lnss withou, hope Of the fo.
ture, for we believe when our Grand
Master calls al weary brothers from
lnbor to rcfreshment, we will again
be unitod and enjoy his presence in
that Lodge not made with hands,
eternal in the heavens.
2ni. That our warmcst sympathy
is extended to bis bercavcd family in
their irrcparable lo9g.
Bird. That this Lodge wear the
usual badge Of mourning fof thirty
days
i;h. That our brother secretary
furnish tie family Of our decea ed
brother with a copy d this preamble
ugl resolutions, and that be furnish
the l'anOla SrAn With copy Of same
for publication, and the same be
spread upon tie minutes OF the
LMge.
l. n. DAyI',
S. W. Johnson,
e. Il. Bnowy,
(omu,iitep
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NOTICE

7hc looil n supervisors IN connection
vHh the County snfsflhiendsul NJ Public
Eiueatin witt lutalt thu Erh0ali ~ iht
iouth.siie ol The fiter al Bilea,ile, nav sh
snA those IN tho hatih tie Al pafdlt Nav
lnlh, issn The law vii be strictly ADHERED
70 in loyal,ng The pho1li fr ~
IA, uAlNwATER
aug.9-2t o.. sunt Pub ia
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sOfftW rHr bth

The tbtil h1nhpf n eelliel llip
ll,la N Me Auulb,fn Hlsiea Is al,eb
~ el0bif
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The tbtil hamher n eelltel iltg
ll,ia VI Ne Auulh,fn Hlstea Is Ai,el
at el0bii.
g4at tre sIt fshgtn u M
Svrtl Cafolipa ffnIieailsfy q
thess 3 glppfo,gl,ral.
The construction N she 'lohnesscl
failsoys Increased the yoiuc Of ihi
iaxitle property 10 ilAi sinie $500,
c0Q,ooa,
Tic lcidcr of tho classes at Vis
sar College is D Japanesc gil. sn'
V from tlie eiia % Iuranoso society
md IL both stylish md popular
The rcnnes4ce sodiy Coal Com
pauy are now moving abput 100000
bushels OF coal per month, ond nv.
eraglng 700 bushels Of coke per day
Wild ducks pie plentiful in the
Coosa river, N Georgia. An curly
riser says be saw AZ least forty ilocks
going down the liver few mornings
since.
A century ago there was not g
single Roman Catholic Bis op ia the
whole United States. The statistics
oe the church 10 thc .Statcu recently
issued show that at present there are
eleven archbishops and torty'six
bishops. The Roman Catholic pops
ulation throughout these diocoses is
estimated at 5,79G,OC0.
The late Presbyterian council in
Philadelpl ia was attended BY 2Gj
members. OF these $50 mcmbeyg
were ministers and cighty-hve elders.
Six of the ministers were from the
continent Of Elropc, seyenty-one
delegates from Great BritaiG, ~
we're from America and nineteen
from colonies. The associate mem.
bers numbered iorty fge.
DON'T take clipped cpips. TIE
habit Of clipping coin' IS becoming
very prevalent. Sharpers IN every
large city make II living at II. Mt
only dolla:g ami half dollars are
clipped md punched, but quarters.
te6 and Eve cent pieces are shavel
in that way. The post-cfIice author
liiies ap'l most goverR = otlcial'
Under the law Of 1874 no liqqor
can be slll in 'reaEassce within loar
miles Of mn incorporated school Of
learning, unless located in nm incor.
poratcd toyn or city. The friends
Of temperance. 1t is reported, are Ia
king advantage of the ephctneD. IN
eomo portions Of Shelby cognly by
securing charters Of Incorporation
for schools in their neighborhool, in
all cases near tome little village
where the iuobriaiiug alid Is dis.
pcnsed.
A novel way Of catching swarm
Of bees vas aninientionally tried 81
Decatur, Michigan. ia ~ Slloultcrs
ran 70 ihem With Il gteen bJugh in
hrs hpnd. The qrecn bee poised
hcraelf over it, anl lhcn alightel on
Hnrry's hat, and in twinkling tho
whole swarm gathered about lis
head and completely covered him
cer So closely we're they knit to-
gcIhor that shoal,ers could scarcely
breathe. 4 box was procured aud
Shoaiters's head was poked into it,
and gradually the bees norkei OF
and safely hised.
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Thtff Nl lftH isHume f4td thalsr.
htIi n H1t.f sW iih i1is aad iiih
~ ltt tslfhi ai .fthat fhs institute
vHi faaiNied hf rH f8a lHit nl
fFHat lfn a EMih sltH HaNi
wlN " wefat AWHtHfmtHH eil 81 mAif
IlV Hht I0f HlHHf In HH Hf HN.Hufi
saH ttlfIlinH. hfneH eHh Ihf flHfnS ~
Hafllf fho ffmmH llHtl Hlll mmcf ila
Hf lfme ua'hl wt day ~ Ii ftpeHtA
lhd eppfy ltasbet N iit tsaHlf VII tu W
fffHi8me,
autlll1 tAHNsWttgn
o. Nnpt rui. w.
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THIS PAPER ET ETd@sclP ~ lPqpa3 y :. NJ W.w"po,S, ~ Sro
Ahrrillr HuTtsn ~ hpn,rr NJ A WEN FdycrilH 4
CONTRACTS may " lAade los Il ~ NEW NDRk,
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Re annual potato crop ei .h-
I'll state. !, c=sinsied ), ready
poo 600 hasl,-'.. Il shlsh ssr
State dime fas..i>hss p. 900 :
ls-teI.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14
Montgomery County.

The meeting was called to- order. hg dr. D.. p,
Arnstead, Chairman fine County Demagr =.
Executive Committee. .4li'
On motion of Judge r. w William
l.. X. Arml.leat was made. ueru4T,, SON. IT.
man. and on motion Of j. NJ Eg ht thii
lrotter was requested 10 act as = IA .''s''
The chairman then eEFiHjuef .II'''i "
me meeting IN few apIrUpr y"
IhereuPon, tie cAtrmg '-. ''ll'I 50.
me IoIoWIhg gentlemen r..-ri
dresses: Hon. I. a. v .wirri.. 5i mn i'
Hemingway '''''f anu I"h- " d..
,b, Hi, NC " lie was introduced and dressed
tbrili 's.Fs' ing in the most happy -tyIe ur
't' 4 the audience with his ciouu..I..,. a5..T
o'D ,lncei them with his logic
}. NJ. Ellis, the Presidential FIectg5. fan. .
I Third Congressional District was fEer .trtr.-
duced, who iOrcIbly and impres-fyeIg 1,r...ar,-
ed the names of Hancock and English a- rh.
standard-bearers of the Democratic Marty f.,.
President and Nice-P President oil rb. lrf'aJ
states n the coming election.
non. W. L. Hemingway, Chairman of the
! STATE Democratic Executive Committee. gave.
( a history Of the proceedings of rle Oauvtu-
ton at Cincinnati. and ina his 1geII-tirleI and
appropriate remarks toreshadoweI the -ur-
cess OF the Democratic party in the NaverIHcr
election and electrified his audience with ola.
bright propect OF success before them
Mr. ). NJ Ellis, then introduced the follow
ing resolutions which were adopted
Hesolred That we heartily endorse the o.-
tlon OF the CINCINNATI Convention iu u0mi-
mating for the Presidency that pura r4triat
and soldier-statesmeu Gen. W. S. Hauc.cIE-
that, In ms nomination, we recognize ii res
toratlon Of fraterHaI feeling between the
North and the South; that we also br1rtiI,y
endorse the nomination Of the Hon " II
hnehsh Tor the position Of Vice-PresiIeut
oeieFlng that his spotless character and
aplity as statesman gives additional
strength to our National ticket
heS0t0ed That we viii spare no honorable
5hort 70 promote their election no office feel
ing as conhdent OF success as that their afr.-
ION VIII reject credit not only upou the Dem
ocFahc party, but upon the whole nation
hesof0ea, That we accept i'm good faith
'iatIofn OF principles adopted by the y Inc
II democratic Convention at Ciucinr .."'IoH-
6esotpea, That we view with ~
ma satisfaction the uniform ma ft,Hl Prlue
eminent which prevailed In fLe ,,t ~ ..,7
enIIon OF the "a Con gressionai district ami
arhestly approve the action Of me t5nyerti,,'
= :, for reelection to CONGRESS o,,,.
~ p"sFlotle, able and faithful ReBresepf4-
lie, Hon. II. d. Money. - e9eH''-
heSotCed, That We regard his uor1iuati,,, -
ehecting the sentiment of the voters III ~,
ntIre district, and that he has fairly ,v,r a.,
Ihiseif q reputation for honesty ablIi+v An
roud. "i' J"7liy
On motion, the Advance, CLARION and Comet
ere requested to publish the proceedings of
va motloD, the meeting adjourned
Il. X. ARMISTEAD Chairman
ALTER TRoTTER, Secretary.
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Col. McCardle.

1t was not necessary to announce
that Col William II. McCardIe i.
presiding over the editorial columns Of
the Nicksburg Commercial The Mis-
sissippi public are too familiar with his
graceful diction, and brilliant pen, to
need the formality Of an announcement
that he was at the helm. The arrange
ment will continue during the canvass !:
and therefore thereaders Of that Journal
may telicitate themselves. 1t Is a labor
Of love with Col. McCardIe to support
the nomination Of Gen. Hancock. The
writer of this paragraph happens to
know that he long since took his stand
for Hancock and that he never wearied
in impressing his conviction upo
others that he was the man for the
times.
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The Democratic Platform.

Some complaint was made in the State
canvass Of last year, that the Chairman
Of the late State Executive Committee
did not take some sort of steps to have
a platform adopted for the Democratic
party on the currency question. Itwas
not done because il is not the province
Of Committees to formulate political
creeds. But the party at last has spoken
through its highest tribunal "A National
Convention, and it has promulgated its
position on the currency question which
Is good not only for the pending canvass,
but viii last for all time. 1t is:
Honest money, consisting of Gold and
Silver, and Of paper convertible into coin on
demand
Nobody can now doubt what the
Democratic creed is. The wayfaring
man though a fool can not err therein.
The Democratic platform condemns the
Jingle standard of gold devised for the
benefit Of the privileged bondholding
lass on the one hand and the fat mon
v humbu@ on the other.
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Make q Note OF It.

On the 9th of January, 1868, Il reso-
luton was introduced into the House of
Representatives, by Mr.. EIdridge, of
Wisconsin, to the following effect:
Resoiced, That the thanks of Congress are
hereby rendered to Gen. Winfield : Han
cock, for his wise, patriotic and timely re-
cognition of the rights of the citizen. and of
the great principle Of Constitutional liberty,
expressed in the order issued by him upon
assuming the command of the Fifth Mill
tary District, so-calIed, and for the prompt
determination to restore and maintain the
supremacy of the civil law within the linn
its of his command.
Garfield, the Republican candidate,
voted against the resolution-voted to
the effect that the right of trial by jury,
OF habeas corpus, freedom of speech
and OF the press, and the protection of
person and property, are not the right
full Inheritance of the American people.
These principles are involved IN the
present canvass, and a vote for Garfield
means opposition to them.
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PLATFORM
Of the National Democracy, Adopted by
defamation at Cincinnati, June 24th

The Democrats Of the United States. In
Convention assembled declare:
l. We pledge ourselves anew to the caus+i-
''.'DhAi doctrines anu traditions Of the Demo
cFauc Iartya illustrated byth TEACHINGS \
example Of long line Of Democratic STATE
men and patriots and embodied in the Mat
party
z, Opposition to Capitalization and 10 that
dangerous spirit Of euCrOaChmeut which tends
o" consolidate the powers OF all the denart-
menis m one, and thus 10 create whatever tho
form or government, real desp0tisql. no
S"APiuafy laws separation Of Church and
Sla,e Tor me good Of each Common Schools
lo~tered anu protected.
>. Home Rule honest money. CONSISTING Of
GotI ana silver and paper convertible into
COIN on demand the strict maintenance of
tHs p9 tL- I@l,h. state and National, and
iaiIH TOT revenue only.
D. The snDordI matte Il Of the military to the
el'll power ana genuine and thorough re-
form If the Civil ervice
l.. The right 10 free ballot j. q RIGHT ,,ra
efFallEe o. All rights, and must and shall
Se iaAlhtalhed IN every part Of the United
q. The present administration is the repre-
sentative of conspiracy only. and its claim of
right TO surround the baIlot-boxes with rroops
and Deputy Marshals to intimidate and OBJ
struct the election, and the uuprtcedented use
OIL the Feio 70 maintain its corrupt and despot- /
ne powers, insult the people and imp.riI their
Institutions.
:. We execrate the course of this Admins
tfation IN making places in the Civil Service I
"a reward for political crime and demand a re- I
form by statute which shall make II f,rrye, I
impossible for q defeated candidate ia him
his way 10 die seat of a usurper bv bilIeting /
Ylllalua upon the people.
3. The great fraud orI47G--- Ia. which mo, 7
a false count of the Electoral votes nf t,yn
States, the candidate defeated ~ The poIis vs.
declared TO be President and for the frst tirro
ina American history the viii of the peopIe was
set aside under threat of military violence
which struck a deadly blow at orr s,--ter, rc,
resentative Government The Da,Iocr.tic ,P
~ 10 preserve the country from rba terrors [f+
civil war, submitted for the time in inn Ana
patriotic faith that the people would ,.rrisL !
this crime in 1850. This Issue preces3e, ana
dwarfs every other Il imposes a r..ore, eocI,li
duty upon the people than ever ad6ressaG he
consciences Of a nation of freeuen
agoir f. he a caIJi.jo,, -. i,lteh not
10 which he was elected - ,,o;,.;f,- -
and from witch he VA ~ vi
Iv the leaders of the RepubIicar n,,1.t1- - ,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14
Hon. J. S. Blacks Denial.

NEW York, July 8.-The following cable
gram was received here last night:
LONDON, July :.
| am not the author of General Hancock 5
letters or orders concerning Louisiana /
knew nothing of them until they were print
ed. J. :. BLACK.
CEhe highest tribute that could have
been paid to Gen. Hancock was to attri-
butte his official papers to Judge Black,
who Is the and soundest constitu-
tionaL statesman and ablest political
writer in the country. In this regard,
he stands absolutely without peer.)