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Funerals nrompIy attended 10 IN city or country.
ussfns our own CARRIAGES AND HEAksE. Me
are prepared TO attend funerals 2. VIZ nxWsm
rates.
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OPTICIANS.

mo REGAIN YOUR SIGHT R&SeA
FOR 23c.. - ~S
cal At 22a Broad street aud ge, pair Of srESiA.s
ssEs ~ yyE.GL ASSES. A large sssogtmot OF
ass,or onali,y always on haui, Prices from xoe
inward. SSIifaIy adjusted % the eye ~
Practical op,tcian. Wa chmssrr: AMI ye~eikr,,
S2s proad street iaseat for W. u. Co~Ars'hh
| NH R-9m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
"LADIEs IN PARTICULAR AR

nj LADIES IN PARTICULAR ARE
Invited to call and examine the very large and
handsome assortment OF LhCES- Of all styles, AID
OF EDGINGS and INSERTlNGS which mas been
selected with especial care 70 suit our trade 70 be
displayed this morning. LEVY bkOIlEks.
Our assortment OF LADIES UNDERMINE
comprises G GARMENTS of every description and at
every price. Our work Is well done, and VIII give
satisfaction. JET
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INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY,

MI Mo-. TN n = . . Z ~ y u ~ -
wi boston.
Regu!ar fOur-yCar G Jur-cs IN
CIVII. MECHANICAL, AND MINING hNii-
NEtRlNG. ARCHlIkCIC thhA.sIbf,
METALLUrGI PHYSICS, NA1bRAL
HISTORY. &C.
Students are al o admitted 10 partial 9r specai
c0rr-,s school of tiechsnic Ars FOR ructInn VA
mafhe,nath,t drawing. AMI shnpNOrs. NeYt s"hOo
wear lC gins 81 PR MBfR. 81, 1880. IN rAnceex.
aminaiions Juue I'm anG 6tn, anu SEPTEMBER ="
'"' -'' R0BERT -. RICHARDS, Seereiary.
WILLIAM "' my fO.M&H4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

ASTHr CIRCULATION or THE pIsPATCH
r. LARGER THAN THE COMBINED crRcU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY News
PAPERS or THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07
8irllmond 9ispatfh.

MONDAY. JUNE 7, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

sAsH-RIBBoNs-An immense line al very low
prices at JULIUS MEYER sons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

uttered at the Post.Onice at Richmond, Va, a:
sccond-class matter.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-07

TxTM.H. sUTHERL LAND &SONse1.z.s1
w FURNISHING UNDERTAkEks.
NO. 10 NORTH TGHTH STREET,
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VOL. LVII.


nT- WE ARE OFFERING SOME sPE-
ClAL BARGAINS In SUMNER sILRs at SOC. a
yard, reai value S5c LEVY BROTHERS.
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Colorado Springs.

m July 9th. $50.
Thinking a letter from Inc might b..
appreciated | thought | would dron
you Il lew lines just 10 give you AN
idea Of what think Of the great west
Great indeed in area but very small in
resources. In the first place the rail
roads from Kansas City west have food
etthe country with high sounding lit
eialurc, the most Oft being partly or
wholly untrue, and il YOU were here
and listened TO the denunciatious as |
90 daily You would fully agreewitll me.
1t Is true I have visited ii the worst and
drlcst season known her. in manvvears
Last year was nearly as dry = this one.
and a. ~ came up the ARKANSAS River
We met thousands OF sheep being driven
east IN order to get pasturaee tor them
while hundreds have died from starya-
lion. The cattle also are scattered all
over the country and many carcases
Of starved animals were seen cncoute.
After We reached Enporia, 80 miles
southwest Of Kansas City very l;ttlc
green grass was TO be seen, except here
and there on the river bottom. after
leaving the low lands for you know
the road run up over the hills in places +
there was scarcely green spot OF living
thing TO be seen. il fac. could realize
that there Is such thing as tie great +
desert, which | wondered
over whilst studying geography when
! school boy. Everything 10 the right
n us and the barren sand hills across the
liver 10 the left Of Il, made such a disa-
Teeable and monotonous view that |
hall never forget ii. When we started
was very weak and the first two DAYS
rayel nearly used me up, and feared
hat would have to give up the Jour
icy Us We neared Kansas City but after
esting there a couple Of days resolv-
j IL continue the trip should | live.
was very hard one TO me, however. :
hen within ten days trave. OF Pueblo !
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From Naysviilc Colorado.
an.r 2nlL. I..n

July 25tA, $50
1 On thefrf Jay Of July m,l 4
stroll NJ 5le r.1s.. or o.n mental d.
vide rs i.ij properly 80 He,4l
tho head ea,ele q. tie irkarsas and
be Gna".o. rivers, cn= flowing - 4.
Pacific and ,hs other to tle Mississippi.
j approached llt. 0u1ag, saw y.
II. freemsn. o.yoar town, away down
The lolt- csaming a ledge Of rocks lor
mineral and in order TO attract his at
tentjon / rolled down a small rock
about the size Of a barrel. which went
jumping and crashing through the
pines below. He looked NJ and miled.
i little farther on I sal a.triae the
ridge to take . grand yiewo the snow
range in Tie far distance westward and
the aYide and lofty mountains south
wet Of the Gunnison valiey,with Pixies
Peak in the distant east. raust say
his IS The crandest SIGHT have eyer
~ u an my travels FINALLY my at
p'p-',n WAS a'tFac,ea away down, down
I!'7 -'o'e eastward, m the edge Of the
'''''''ef q q decP S'''en' ~ me sn'l.e Of
d '1'n'i nl"' '-''i y inc Si' OF my sl'ss.
1 discovered gentleman. sitting
aea'nst a pine tree and facine the ire.
ard looking very lonesome. It proved
!" nc hr. Z, b. Brewi9g5oa- awaiting
i4Fea1lan return. MOI desiring to III
iarFiew moantain hon or 4 bear.
T.hteh are said 10 be rather plemtiful in /
tins locality. ! descended. A for IN
l'ans there have been none here for 2 /
org time and as Bacon Montgomery. /
II Missouri farmer is out with two hun
tired men after them, they vii make |
htm selves tcutiy scarce, judge, here
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@-EISCoSY



Cumberland lresbvterian Church -Rnv
james 3. Mitchell, H. -. Pastor. vrr.ehin. -
every Sabbath ai / 4. IN, and 20 -. m
:sa3hIjh school II "a -. NJ Player ,nrc.-
iH@>- "'iac-,...y evenings .. -
Presbyterian Church. Rev. !. 5. Royd
Pastar fro..en.n- every Sec nd and Third
sahhHihS Of each month, at Il O'Clock a. m.
ana 80 p. III. Prayer m,ctin, every Wed
evening at 80 Sabbath school at J.31 j
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev.J J.
Bentley. Pastor Preaching every SUNDAY
Il. j l. H. aud 80 p. IN. PRAYER mcctiu,;,
on Wednesday evening. Sunday school a;
9;;fl, q; m; Class meeting al go p. III. OF
each SUNDAY.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev J. o. EauIondston. Pastor. Prcarhi,,o
second Sunday in each month. at II i. m,
and 80 ?: N Third Sundays at !. 80 D. m,
Sun'hy school at 30 1t. Iii. Glass meet
each Wednesday evening
Frs; Baptist Church Rev. j. c. Shipp
Faster Services every Sabbath at II Il. N.
al-d 80 p m Bible school at 9:;D Il. IN
Prayer meetings on Wednesday evening",
Episcopal Church-Rev. Frank Henry
Rector. Services every Sunday at Ii a. m,
ana ~ p m SUNDAY school at :; d. IN.
of each sunday T. "H
Christian Church-Social meeting every
Lords Day 1T II a-,n. Prayer meeting OF,
thursday eveiiin.; nt 1:l5. Sunday school
at go, ''''''
Liberals and SpiritualistS, NEE, at Bay
Tors Hall every Sunday evening att O'Clock
p m
\. .. l. N.-NIilton Lodge No. 103-.
meet? Isl and ID Thursday evenings in each .
month at Harris Hail.
O.G. Perseverance Lodge No. l2S ;
mes every Friday evening ut 80 at Good .
Tcmpars' Hall
\. +. * A. M--kirksville Ledge No. 105
meets Tuesday evenings on or before each
fall moon
: o. q. F-Adair Lodge No. %. meet,
every Wednesday evening at 1.:D n m .,
Odd-Feliow's Hall.
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81 louis Ei7nes. 1859.

The - Louis TINES enters upon Il new err,
ihe history III is changes i written Hence
forth 1t = t" t." cla~scd among he live, pro
fre>Nire Institutions OF Il. Louis. It's dr.tie,
are with The present and fItur, II will yi.i
~ readers with PURPOSES and conviction.
it> mission i not hcmm"d and hammered h,
cliluc> or cabals. It place will he in the bel
ter and higher walks Of Journalism. Tn,
enemies Of the public veal will lind in il lii.
Tie comfort. the dishonest an enemy. Tn.
toiIer will meet in it 4 helper.
Science and invention have abridged In.
caicH.ahly the necessities of human toll BIZ:
Il diic share nf the fruit of progress is denied
the r:i$Scs. The problem Of lust distribution
I Is unsol"ed. The wise and TIE strong arr,
filled to replction with the good things made.
:" i'hundhnt by the unutilzcG powers %.
nature Ihcfcw reap the harvest. the man,
are mere CLEANERS. The evil is in lis nat,,rr
cumulative. lis tendency and it, scope in fi,i-
, new land scarcely unprecedented. Tie journa!
which has humanity and Giscerrnrnt ha, in
this field Il mission
The safety OF the people i, in Tx, pres
g.,r'.'t!"n Of individual right, and home ruiz
me Democratic party stands Il hulwark
against the advancin" wave Of MONOPOLY.
cenlra.iza,ioE and class lcgiSlatiun lis flui.
"inehtai principles result from truths which
ar' philosophical and Of universal application.
thc rcyer-es which have followed every de-,
clearly demonstrated the y,nn ~ ,..' , .,,"tu
principles and wisdom, Of ,d,'r-ir,,, f., TN,
The wear iS.p win he nm. If .iir,, ,,,i;,i'
conflict. Tho. wIn SIM v1i.lG i ,f.i
ministrfivc and eyrcu,irs d.,,,rt,, ., ,'-
government u- To- h.. ,,,l',;r, s.-,.,, m va ~
suc, ongii. 70 he sharply made a., I'M, ',-..,,
economical ,,,lr.stion. ,,-r,;.r. ~
v..y- concern commeryi.. and r.ol.cin.s
.i...,, ,d 'i": '.'i'ilF H.''i"ia!,'m viii is
the ge,,.lbIi,.,n ,,,rt,. 49, - ~
nj si., - ~ "''Sy "t' ei'' inllid7
.,, l''''i''g '. cover the dement's Of the
the TINE, VIII ,utrr M, - IL. ~ ,''i"1t
Of The cacr--ic- claractcrizing journalism 81
!A4 uAF; j news facilities, nov being organ
uatip.,:,I f,,r,ifaf ,,t .i,fi ~ iir
of intelligence. mo ,.v,.i,t vii, ,.-,,, ~
lent new. gathercr,.
In nothing sectional shall the s,,,,, .-d
West bc in>ulted and sian!er.d ,yftInut +.
di.yiiant protest The stat. Of Missouri ~,
imperial Resources, and a population within
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\ BIG BONANZA.
4 BIC one Struck In Kirksyi!Ie.

The cnterprisiag manager Of the
Boston store, in This city. finding that
ms sf"re-foo;i Wa growing too small
10 accommodate his constantly ncreas-
me throng OF customers. and at the
same time properly display the thous-
and and one articles of utility and
beauty which crowd lis shelves and I'll
ITS counters. has rented anu opened oat
on the south side OF the square \
branch store, where their large stock of
yueen5ware. Giasswarc, and other art
els winch nave been heretofore partially
crowded out Of sight. can now Ge exam
med by the public. Gall and see them
IN 5he building recently :up;ed bv
Jack. Bailey. Low prices spe.;aIrT
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!. FIRST Class Meat Market.

Mr., John Miller 80 long ard so "a
vorat!y known TO the citizens Of this
city; IN connection with the meat mar
Get bushes, has moved into his new
brick building, two doors froutho south
west corner Of the square. y very large
AMI lastly finished and conveniently
arranged refrigerator. cdpaJ!eo! stor-
lng and preserving large quantity Of
fresh meat, stands near the center Of
the house, and is 50 arranged tina. the
temperature within stands almost at
the freeing point n the warmest OF
weather The public can thcre!iorere
On flndlng choice variety Of meat. on
band and al'~ays in the best condition.
Ills facilities are now unrivaled. and We
predict 4 big business With constantly
increasing patronage for the coming
year. Call and see him in his new
place.
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The African NJ. J. ch,H.:l, building in
'ihis place will be dedicated On the
fourth Sunday in III. ennth hy Rev.
VIM 4 Dove, Of Macon, assisted ~
Rev. John Martin, Of Ca!lao, and Rev.
AC. Terrill, cfElina PA. Crockett.
pastor.
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:" A.S--ED-

Persons having Farms or town prop
ert = = Il rent or trade focail 81 tic t;rlphic
Res! h-!'lie Advertiser" Agency Parties Dc
string n IF of any Kind, vt pcr~C1S desiring
.rnri"yal,Et, should make thcirsw:tat~ known
z !'.'i.st iiii- Agency Fer particulars apply
70 This ifi,,
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THE WEEKLY
TEI0LLAE
PER YEAR

Payable in advance. Special r,t..t,,....,,.
heinithnee' should be made b., I7rj;,,E
s'ite' Post Office Money Or1rs. hlns ,.raft.
or Registered letters. Whenever il can NJ. ,I',r,.
directions should be made plainly ,-iyin.-
name OF Post office, county and STAT,
n n,,i re-. ~! letters GLOBE DEMOCRAT
rhiN y" COMPANY. ST LOUIS. No.
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GoralrHEgSHIr.-Dr Swe.nam has
associated with himself in the practice
"i medicine DR.. g. 4. Cohen. They
Will carry on he practice al Dr. s.yet-
mans old stand. and calls will he
promptly attended to at all hours Of
the day or ujrht.
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any otb.r ,.,,,,t.i;.,, ,-o,or l..=.,,,
p '''''''' r. nav -
'''l 9il'' on our "sO siAee VI
Il,i1slied tho platform a. part Il ih
proceedings & tho convention. we re
puhli.F, Il eg. ,boi. b.ref.
i ~, ~ utI ru.
''...' - '-''D 'I'9 "li - W.
-, - =" s'., I'' III. 'i'' az ~ r5H '''ti d
r. ''',' ''' 80 ,2 ~ TX " "
- ''''l
.i"-" 81, 49, ''i,..'''
= mn, - ,i''.'' .'-''.' -p'l'i ~
,.I,t III -'tn'i-'
.'"p'''' w 'lie ''ai's'' t'i'' III. ~ 70 't' u
u.i.l.i io'' ~ I - "''.'.t 10
- '','' In ~ ~
r,itt,d ma oi1i.,,lI IN r,tn.e ~, l'.,.
+. t;op.. ts.i -. ..,I-l; i,.1 ..,,J H..
credit g,ri' al ,o'l ,.,' ;n-,' ~.
ed; thai tbe r4r .ors rrom;.ad .bonid
, !,o md ia, ~. AK - n,,,..', I'D
. ahould H.. aTti,,.g,;.bnd H. the rnil 49,.
mont ~ nv.ry dni,,,. ,1nr. .Lat H.
ray;y;,i,,, 81 ;r5',ii,.;o. .ba,',1 l." s,,n
Ia. a,s ~ ,i',,, ~ ~ IL i "a w iuI'
ai.aagv 81 ,srs'.t ''', 1,miJ bc ..oad;i,. on.
rcu,,Gad "
,r,
:. '>s''1' -. me con 'ita'IHH III the
, i''i'" STAG IS . aE'i"e "a" angi
nv d i !. ioH'f5'e' ~ ne cpnirHeT.i+d
1.ttf- j, h''.'e i. 4 F'Eei9 hatl'N. "n,ir
plh.i are ~-h'sH !" 'h' ''i't' PVT me
'Ve'..!ff ''."''" '.' power, H"i''Ee tet
5'sa 'h'-r re- cred Is ~ Ne d"' iIr:9ai
U.s. fiir national and not t.te state frilu-
.p.1-
.r
IhgH The work 81 p1pniar edu-
CATION Oh, Ut 2" The esre If H.
eregai tat" Dulit j. tLe duty -, the
national government 70 a.t fiat wofa
y 's 1t, .e..t uH--,H-1U Liability.
= 'e 1g-,i '.,"Tl.- III tiir 'i,-..1I is I.ft TIE
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The Humboldt Library. .ai,.s.i,=i =. bv
Tynlail. HUxley. Pro -. exc. lest
cigars and tobanaos. candies. truit, ct
Portraits Of Garfield only 10 eests. II
the Post nttice News Stand.
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Bridge building, jail repairing. and
the care ot1hc poor, goes to the loves.
-md9er. Why not The legal ad,er-
rising also.
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Groceries, teas, sugars. coiiee,. fish.
Hour, bacon, candies. nuts tobaccos. q
garS, canned fruits Of all kinds. queens
ware, glassware, etc, at OseubaugA's
Quincy Grocery.
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LADIES eall and see that FINE line Of
Shoes ., Harlan's Latest and lest in
town
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Summer Goods, Ladies Linen Suits.
Now offered at cost at
W. b. HARLAN 5.

Ladies cal and see those Shetland
ShaWl>, New Lawns and Dress Goods.
Ready Made Suits, Shoes. Slippers. etc.
just opened out at w b. Harlan.
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DR. Wesschers bath rooms ar opanel
every Sunday morning far short
time Ia accommodate TIE pablo,
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Subscription Prices.

DAILY.
,mcluding Sunday. per year.. sfoNs
"ih1ut SUNDAY, per wear n nv
inIi'id'n=. sunday in Club- Of Three
and upwards. !, M,
Hh"nt Sunday, in Clubs Of Three, and
-.---------.-....... 10 10
TRI-WEEKLY
i"esdays. FRIDAYS and Sundays. per wear. 500
III clubs OF Five and upwards .... 40
SEMI-WEEKLY.
tuesdays ard Fridays ..... 3m
In Clubs of Five and upwar,ls. SO
THE WEEKLY
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Prcttirst lawns IN town are to he
found at Brcwingtons at from 10 TO J.
cents per yard.
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John Richie has abstract,
10 all real estate u ibis oeuntF. II
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Huntsville BECK YARr.s.-,f. ~.
bernard, proprietor. Eine5ri ef new
brick on hand and for sale 90
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Iadies linen Suits
Al cost at ~. i. Harlan 5.
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\ nice line of Ladies. Misses. and
children Slippers and shoes-.just ar
rived at Harlan'S.
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GtTX ETENs.
Barlor for clothing

Baylor forclothinG.
Spring novelties at Baylms.
For tbe-stes; styles Try Bay3-
Hats AND shoes bed-rocl. at Baylor's
Baylor se.is cheaper than N. I-.iy.
Ladies Linen busters. al Harlan's.
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Something new in mems IIats-call
and see them AT w. Il. HarlanS.
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Ladies Ready made Suits at. " b
Harlans.
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New Lawns aud Dress Goods flesh
lot just received 1t Harlan $.
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THE GRAPHIC"
BOOK. JEWS AyD JOB PRINTING
OFFICE.
!; trr:cr Washington street, door.
east Of the Square. -.
Special designs for posters, engraved when
desired.
New Type. 4 New Materials and good
Work Guaranteed (,
Letter lieals.
Bill Ftr1,,-.
Circulars,
:tatcsieDi-.
bu'incss Card.
Etc. Etc
All orders filed with ncatncs> and Dispatch
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Late STYLES piqucs. Lawns and other
Dress Goods justopsned a, W. b. Har-
lans.
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The SUNBEAM GElE

PlCTCRE GALLERY.
West side Square. Moysr AMI Tin.n,tl. old
stand.
only exclusive Gem or rintype G,II,-v
III kirksville. All the v...i.,.. ,i,.s ,ri,, =,
iocket to an sxlu Prizes Moderate
Sirs. A. VI. GitI
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J. II. fosht of Bl.lsiear j. agent 3 i.
Phoenix l1is. &C.. 1f Brooklyn 3.-aad
man ana fist class COMPANY
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ours truly
&. ". McGov-rx.

TOR SALE. TRADE or RENT. -
Large Boarding house ncar the Normal
, ~ rooms. cellar, barn etc. Apply at
-hj, o.lic..
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Harlan is selling summer @.os at
,casf. Call and see him.
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Al'CNlS1'

Ladies Dress Goods.
At W. b. Harlan
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Just received.
Fine'Ladies Sia,s
II Harlan.
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" EEKLI GRAPHIC
Kirs-yille, No.

" II. GILL, DrJ. ". sWETNAM.
Editor. Prop
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-29
The IRISH AMERICANS AND THE TARIFF

We are glad that the Irish-Americans of
New York have made up their minds TO
vote the Republican ticket this fall, but
sorry that they have based their determi-
nation upon the Protective policy of the
Republican party. 1t is no doubt true
that the friends of Free Trade have moth
ing to hope for from the Democracy, for
this was demonstrated in the cowardly
evasion Of their traditional principles by
that party at the last session of Congress.
But the Irish-Americars Of New York are
grievously mistaken in supposing that the
tariff is or ever has been in the interest of
the working classes, or that it "protects"
them in any way. The truth is that moth
ing but the .saddest ignorance of their
own interests could have sustained the
lamentable fiction referred to. Ii the
workingmen of America possessed the
knowledge requisite to show them the real
operation of the Protective system they
would have united against it a generation
ago. At present, however, it cannot be
even said that we have Protective sys-
tenn. The tariff was framed purely as
war measure. No economic principles en-
tered into its composition. 1t was intended
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THE ARKANSAS R6PUDIAFIoN.


1t appears, at length, that the repudia-
ton amendment to the Arkansas Constitu-
ton has been rejected by a small majority.
1t would be mistake to suppose that this
is vindication of the honor of the State
however, for she has already repudiated
more than half her obligations, and the
only question was whether she should
make clean sweep. 1t is perhaps worth
while to recall the circumstance that when
it was generally believed that the amend
ment had been carried, and consequently
that the disgrace of Arkansas was COM
plete, General Hancock sent message con-
graduating the Democratic managers upon
their victory, and hailing it as augury of
his success. This serves to show how much
the Democratic professions of financial
good faith really mean, and what their
chief exponent thinks of them.
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simply to raise the largest possible revenue,
and so duties were clapped Unfortunately
on to hundreds of articles without any
thought or care for the consequences. The
real Protectionists, who believe in the
doctrine upon principle, are no more de-
Tenders of the tariff asst is than are Free
Traders. All who have studied the ques-
tion have long ago become convinced that
a radical revision of it is demanded. Its
present tendencies are mainly paralyzing
and restrictive. 1t operates to control the
field of American productive industry. 1t
shuts our merchants and manufacturers out
from foreign markets. It produces those
alterations of glut and famine which
demoralize our markets and which develope
into panics and crashes. Its influence is
almost wholly mischievous, and it acts as
constant drain upon the wages of the
working classes. For these reasons it
would have been more satisfactory had the
New York Irish-Americans based their at.
tachment to the Republican party on some
other ground