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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
TERMS.s2.0o PERYEAR
WHOLE NO. 1865.

piled, until the last of the whole thing
assumed the proportions of a mali.
clous libel. This was a great mistake
for the reason that a number OF
Democrats in the United States had
most heartily and cordially Endorsed
Gen. Garfield as man of integrity.
and great ability. Such Endorsements
had been made by leading Democrats
of the north and south, among them
Gov. Hicks, the editor of the World.
and many others / might name. Jere
Black had also certihed to the integ.
rity and intellectual grandeur Of Gen.
Garfield. Afterward he certified 10
the exact contrary. People believed
that it was prosecution. The next
mistske-No. was the Chinese
letter. While it Lost for Garfield
California, Nevada, and probably
New Jersey, it did him good in New
York. This letter was the greatest
mistake made, because a crime is
greater than a mistake. These, in
my judgment, are the principal mis-
takes made by the Democratic party
in the campaign.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

WHEN people read about or ride
upon extraordinary fast trains, they
seldom think of the severe strain
and excitement TO which tina brave
men who rnn the engines are SUBJ
jected. To sit in passenger coach
sud glide over G. smooth track is a
very different thing from standing
IN the shaking foot-board, with
hand OF the lever, straining eyes
and ears to detect possible danger,
every nerve tense and every tho't
centred on the safe accomplishment
OF the journey upon which SO many
lives depend. What such q labor
means is shown, to some degree, in
receot dispatch, announcing the
death, at the early age of thirty, of
William Phillips, the engineer who
ran the celebrated jarrett & Palmer
rain from jersey City to Pittsburg,
distance of fosr hundred and
forty three miles, without a stop.
The dispatch says: "Mr. Philips
has been sick for nearly year
past, his illness dating reallV from
the time when be undertook the
task of running the Jarrett & Palm
er train. He accomplished the feat
in less than Inc schedule time, but
the strain on his system was so
severe that be Dever recovered from
it. He continued on duty, and was
called upon invariably when q
trusty man Vas required; but bis
health became more precarious, aud
be was finally compelled to relin.
auish bis position"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN, THURSDAY DECEMBER 1880

continue to push its wo.k Of estab
fishing schools for Mormon children
who are readily induced to attend
Pour the full light of education into
that dark central basin of our CONT
nent.
"He calleth to me ont of SER
Waterman, what of the night /
Waterman, what of the night
The Waterman said, The morning
cometh, and also the night"
We do render thanks 10 God to-
day that the morning of freedom has
at length come TO succeed the night
OF slavery. The yeople have decreed
that slavery shall not under any form
or guise return to power. In the
early history of our country twenty
years OF exclusion from office disor.
gained the Federal party, although
it embraced much of character and
patriotism and it is probable that
these twenty years of defeat will dis.
solve the party of Southern slavery,
and that by cones will be dismissed
for new and living issues.
But We can not tell as vet, anv
more than the watchman of old, what
night OF calamity may come to the
nation from the causes which we
have acknowledgement, immor al.
ity and superstition. God will avert
night and give us morning more per.
feet than this If we labor sssiduously
for the removal of these threatening
evils, and to secure in their place ed,
ucation, honesty, honor and moral
purity, and true religion. 1t seems
to have been ordained by God that
the governments of the world shall
become republican. This was tn.
opinion of the profound political phil
osopher de Tocqueville. And of this
slsterhood of republics which will
divide the globe between them ours is
destined to be the richest, most pop
ulous and powerful. Since we are
appointed to lead it follows that
night for US means darkness for all,
while our morning will open a uni
versal day. Let not this grandeur
OF opportunity and destiny lift us up,
bat humble US rather, as unworthy
to have come to the kingdom at such
time and for such a purpose. 1t
was not foreseen and won by our
own wisdom and might, but is God
given position and privilege, which
excludes Boosting and summons us
to high duty. Let the patriotic and
pious devotion which BELTS Ameri-
can citizenship be preached from the
pulpit, and lnculcsted in our schools;
let it be the theme of conversation
when men congregate for business
and in all the circles of society; let
fathers teach it to their children
and mothers impart the sentiment as
purest milk for their babes. Let us,
as freely as we have received, freely
give our thought aud heart, our purse
and influence, for nothing within the
range Of our knowledge or conception
is more important than the education
and Observation-Disclosures, moral
and spiritual, of the North and of the
South, OF the East and of the West,
OF the whole American people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Historical Rooms
More Lean Meat.

| l nave just ssan ee article in an
agricultural pansP aging that tho
English objeotea TO our hogs be.
cause they were too fat, and the edi-
tor advised US to feed less corn and
more barley. This is all very well !:
but If cur hogs are too fat (Which I
very much doasil. the way to cor
rect the difficulty is not merely By
fesdiag less corn, but by introduce
ing better breeds and by adopting Q
better system of feeding and man.
agement. A large, lean hog does
net furnish the pork or bacon which
either the American or English
market requires. Large boned.
lean hogs are not scarce. IF the
improved breeds are too fat, it is
beesuse we do not manage them
properly. We may have to LET
them get more growth before We
fatten them. Instead of selling
them at nine or ten months old, we
may have to keep IL m till they
are fifteen or eighteen months old.
Keep them in thrifty, growing
condition. In the summer and aut-
umn, the food will consist princi-
pally Of grass or corn-fodder In
the winter we can feed corn, bran,
ensilage, etc. The point is to keep
the pigs constantly gaining till they
are shut up to fatten.
In this section good plan would
be to have the pigs come ia May,
June, or July. The SOW and little
pigs should run on. every day to
grass. The sow should have slops.
or anything that would favor The
production of milk. Feed her liber.
ally. As scon IS the little pigs are
old enough 10 eat, give them some
cooked or soaked corn, or cat or
barley mesl. with all the SKINNED
milk you can spare. Nothing is so
good for little pigs as milk. Suc-
cess in raising pigs profitably, de.
ponds largely on feeding literally
I'LL the pigs are three or four
months old. Let them have the
'un OF grass or clover pasture,
and after harvest they will do we'll
IN the wheat stubbles. The cost of
'aising pigs in this way is very lit.
ls. In the winter they will need
'icher food. They should have dry,
warm quarters, with plenty of clean
traw. Where cows or cattle are
ed grain or oil-cake, or where the
lew system of ensilage is prsoticed,
he pigs will to considerable ex.
eDt pick up th,'r own living. In
ny case, we give them warm slops
vice day during winter. They
nay seem to be getting too fat, but
his will not hurt them. | like to
ee them in good condition when
urned out to grass in the spring.
Ind till the grass is abundant and
nutritious | should feed the pigs
light and morning with the same
God they have had during the win.
er.-Joseph Harris In ". Y. Euan-
ehSt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Shilch's CONSUMPTION Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
fol Cough Medicine We have ever sold, few
doses invariably cure the worst cases Of
Cough, Group, aud Bronchitis, while its won
derful success in the cure Of Consumption 10
without parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery i. has been sold on a
guarantee, test which no other medicine can
stand. If you have Cough we earnestly
ask you 20 try it. Price 10 cts, so cts. and
&; 90. If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster Price 2s
etc. Sold by ]. A. Jones. Lancaster. Sc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

cit was only last week that
happened to see the fac>simlles of
Millet's remarkable style OF paint
ing, in last months Scri5ner, al
though l had looked at them num-
Der of times with but qualified salts.
faction. think Mr.. Roswell Smisa
should have done to his 125. 900 SUBJ
scribers what he dill to mt on hap
pening into his sanctum the other
day. That is, he held up the prints
in the magazine against the wall
eli ht feet from my eyes, where they
should hang, instead of being held
10 the hand, if they are to be seen.
1t he had 80 advised all his readers,
there would have beer few TO miss
she breadth and power of those eff
fccts, which, if held close to the eye,
are worse than lost. 1t should also
De understood, in approaching the
new style of wood-engraving intro
ducea by Scribner's, that the motive
is genuineness. CT the representation
of things as they actually appear at
such q distance as would reduce
them to the Dimensions in the print.
This motive, therefore, excludes tho
clear.cut definition and detail that
please the eye rather than the in.
structed imagination or sense of re-
atty. Unless the work is confined
to "a very small subject, the only
effects that can be truthfully sought
are OF the broadcast and simplest
character, leaving the minute in
the indistinctness of distance, Ex-
plaoation seems to be very general
ly needed Of the meaning aud pur-
pose of the numerous series OF spec
linens, from famous and other ar
lists, to which tho lavish expendi-
ture of Scribner's Art Department
has been directed, with so much
more success amongst coDnoisseurs
than with the general reader. Such
critics Gncluding the o. tists them.
sslyes) give the NEED of astonish-
ment, higher than praise,to achieve
ments in wood.eDgraviDg that have
impaired to the millions in the coun-
try at large, almost for not bing,rep-
RESERVATIONS of the state of art such
as have heretofore been entirely
wanting, or accessible only to the
few. Sometimes these representa-.
tions are more valuable for Informa-
ton than pleasure, but their general
success is, according to the best
judges, something unprecedented in
Europe or America"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

TIE PHILADELPHIA mint has been
ordered to coin $4,000, 900 monthly
in 85 and 80 pieces.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Dental.


nR.J.BROwN, DENTIST, rs IN HIS OFFICE
~ second house west Of the County Jail, the LIST
seven days of each mouth. July 10th, 1873.
nR. n. A. MAKER, SURGEON DENTIST,
~ Bioomt gton Wis. All work In the dental Ii ne
iOue n the best manner and warranted. 39-33f
nRF oooMEs, DENTIsT. BosooBEL, WIS
~ Oficeover Sawyer Favor's store. Can be
founddurinR hours from A. NJ till JPN s0-1
nR. GRo. O. NEwBLL.DENTTsT. OFFICE OVER
DJones's Drug Store. Lancaster, November LIST.
1873
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
oFFICIAL DIRECTORY
RUsTvEss DIRECTORY.
gents.

T9ssE BROOKS GENERAL COLLECTION Agent
Y and conveyancer Bloomin gton, Wis. ttlesinyes-
tzAts and perfected. Collections prompt attend
Ell to. 8e'erences given when desired.
NsLAUGHLTN, IA " COLLECTION AFDIN-
y srrance, once opposite First National Bank
Boso1bel. wis Will attend promptiyto bnsinessen-
trusted to his care. 3l-4o
TOHNJoygs PATCH ROVE, GRANT COUNTY
~ via Notary Public and ConveyAncer, General
Collection agent. Asospecisl Treasury Agent fer
state o wisconsin to whom Hawkersand Peddlers
ahoriasnplv for State License. 3s-lbly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
ATTORNEYS.

Montfort. Wisconsin.
A PTHOMPsON, ATTORNEY ANDCoUNsELOR
n, at law Court Commissioner for Grant County,
aud General Pension Agent, Lancaster, Wisconsin.
+ JARTHUR, Attorney at Law and Notary Pub
l,,lic Special time and attention given to collects
ing and securing Claims, Loans ofmoney negotiated,
General Fire and Life Insurance agent. Once In
front Of Court House. Lancaster, Wisconsin.
ID OouaseIlOrsat Law, Lancaster, Wis. VIII lpracr
ticein all the courtsin Wisconsin.
HAZELToN PRoyIs,
III Attornoysand CounaeIors
at Law. Practicein United States and all State
Dourts; General collection and real estate to-.
ONCE IN Wisconsin Avenue. Boscobel Wis.
TT.tJ.M. MILLS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Lam
y coaster. Wis. once at residence ofJudge Mills.
IOHN D WILSON ATTORNEY AND C0UN-
selor Law, Boscobel Wis, will practice in II
WiscOnBi Courts .andin the United StateRCourts;
make collect. on and transact business promptly
Office o yer Ritter nubbelps hardware store.
ARCHIEw BELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
hGenera lOol lecting Agency Office in Washburn's
Block. Mais at. Platteville GrantCo, Wis. 1921
I RoCKEPELLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY Public ,Reetown, Grant Co., Wis 31-sl
OAMUIL MERRIoK, ATTORNEY AND CoUN-
- sellor At Law. Fairplsy Grant Co., Wis. so'S
WARDENANDERsON, ATTORNEY ANDCOUN-
w sellor At Law, Jamestown Wis. Willorosecute
claims and make collections PROMPTLY. 3l-4
VTTME6GEO. n. GARTER. ATTORNEYS AT
w LAW Plattevlle Wis Practice in all the courts
ofthe State. once over Hodges& hcCsrn's Bank.
31-4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

A P.THOMPsON, ATTORNEY ANDcoUNsELoR
n. at law, Court Commissioner Tor drant county,
and General Pension Agent, Lancaster. Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

fNHE OASsvILLE HOTEL The undersigned has
] httsd mp and furnished in good style the House
lately occupied by y O. Forbes, in Oasville where
ne will he happy TO accommodate thu Travelling Pub
lie Charges reasonable. Good Stabling attached to
thepramises. WARD I, RICE,
Detad Oct 20 1878. 36-33
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
HAZELToN PRovIs,
I'll AttorneysAnd CounseloYs

DARBER 4 CLEMENT50N, ATTORNEYS AND
ID CouRseIlorsat Law, Lancaster, Wis. Willprace
ticein all the courtsn Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
STER HOUSE.
Terms 90 per day.
nous LIsHERNEss. Pronrietor.

nENNIsON HOUsR, W. W. FORBES .PRoPRIE-
" COR ,Cassvile, Wis The house has been stely
RENTED and refnrnished throu ghout, and pains
will be spared to accommodate guests. Good
tabh ~ attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Hotels.
DHELPS HOUSE.
Lancaster. Wisconsin,
ANTON SMITH. PrOprietC

Firstclass Honse-Best locatiou-Best and most
convenient sample room in southwest Wisconsin.
Good stabling -Atteutiye hoster.
CENTRAL HoUsE-CAssvILLE. The under
Osgned, having thoroughly overhauied and re-
furnished the Central Hotel at CsssviIle s prepared
20 accommodate the travelling public and solicts his
share ofthe patronage. Good stabling, and COM
meusurate to the times.
" n TIE Landlord speaksboth the American nd
Jermau language. FRANK P. MINK,
Dated Nov. IL, 1878. v87nl3ly Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

He calleth me out of Seir, Watchman,
what of the night Waterman, what of the
night The Waterman said, The morning
cometh, and also the night if va will inquire,
INQUIRE We: return, COMES z. Ill. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

at Law. Practicein United States and all Stat
Dourts: General collection and real estate gent
ONCE o Wisconsin Avenue. Boscobel, Wis.
, 1880-05-14
Al'ART1IUll'S CASE.
YNIsSfEECT OF 4 i'H1tlIOV.
Rpfttat NtsPttth to The Chicago Tribune

bpft16t IlsP%tfh 10 lhe Chlfdp0 1f1tlnEs
WAB,llSGT0a. u. G., May i1-jc,l. sfuAtt!,ur
haIl MI interview with thu President lust night
at which he ptrsensei his application fr tnlr7lon
md tho rHpers accompanying II. lle wis lntrn-
tts,eed to the President by byterresentaslres Dutis
md AhIreh, If Chlc,,Kt,, and ttollck. nf Wlseun-
sin.-tho tattGr fiaytng f,t.ea Il EuiGtici 1T BE-
Arthur's division. X written statement Uf Me.
Arthur's case, prepared by Emery i. Btorrs w,s
submitted, IA wute krc,t many letters fru1n
b1st'tess ittots, tho press 1T Chea9a. and city
and county oItlcInia. Representative i>ayiA
briefly Htnied bis ensc, nn'l recommended TINT
Macarthur be passlDllo.i t,n tho criminal ut,,l-
vietlu1, It lMInR understood thnt arrangements
woro 10 bo 1na,to BY which cArttur can [tlfttntc
his ot!u!at obligations. Representative nt,,,ck
tnnds M earnest npiA.nl on lpllHlr Ut his utll
army -culnr,ldt, mud IoIl,te tt tho fnet flIAt ut
tho time When Macarthur uKr.l tho n,s,scy, Il
Krc!tt H.nty County Ttcnsntsis IN Wse,sslt,
ts,k funds with thu Intention uf restoring tunI,
halt! ttt thbtp WAS IN ti,rU traEllnA intent III
thUr net tlMn ihpru was 1u TINT Of Macarthur. Tle
President liatelHal gArstnliy tn nIt tho stntc-
ments. asked many aurst!i'ns.. md car'y ,hIa
iss'rlhinE tho application M'l.a documents weru
ecnt tn thu Department Ut lnatlce.
.1lhtKU tray examined thu pMpora, nni tIus
nfl.iy co,tl0 tu tho Gullgl,asnn TINT tbrG might
to 10 nothing In tho wny " II lnriDn 50 fnr as
thu urininAI sitl0 Ut tho GAKu Q,tes.
, 1880-05-14
. HAMPTON ON HILL.
~ tIs:, SSE' Lgslanp sExArUn rit0M your1t CARO-.
CHsr e'kkc'l pS T!ia KELL0dG-BiA0Ff4nu

ehhE $3.50
~ Spfe'as otipateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune,
h,a asll'SffnS, u. G., 3JRy 1D-lf 1t pcrp posi-.
~ ch'phaslzu III Hny WAY tho Mlls0lutp talluro
tar,s 1eatof Hen lttls two-lllyB' hArl,lyus ILL.,
tt.'. taeeM 10 persnnle tho Ha.ai,o to uastNt Ka!.
is'.at anat e'al's'ass wiz given to-.luy, scnator
,..,,.'. r.'ses reylGwtu tn seAychtlIH uud
.'asto ,,,". fushjon the legal ,AsltIons
.trr ,' w!lth lllll ha'l planted h,nsulr, u,,d
,,rt sHeehl'iI!y exploded thusa, Int tl,nt was
Rn.,"' tst Important nr tho most Significant
e.,,'s q" epectrel. Hill deyutull h!s urElniutt
ull, ll9,t !" tho purI"sc, tlstkIng It sllsugroe-
t, a" '',p""sbu fhr my Southern Democrat
h,u,tp"e hls polht, anl purteulnrly Addressed
rsa, - ~ 'ho sollth cnn,llnM Eeulltprs. Having
Muaa 'aso'l tn Suspect that lhcy wero not tl!s-
;n,,., 10 support his pr1l{cct, ho rluInIy tusl-
wt,,,,, uat :, II lucy failed tu stunl by hlm ttey
aoa H.. REchE+Sr TO rttg1n STATE
fruu i'aSers Ut lis hunNf TlIIt ius[n.tatlon
mn, o,.s''. Solrue WIN t,tlv which tt1ey could
acl,,s.''.'s oft'"k. uild Wa,to iIunptutl.ut U,cu
sua ~ that l1o would hu tho rst to rupiy,
l,.a .st n. tho an'r Immediately aetor IIill tat
.m,. 4he knowledge that ha wAs gut1lx to
huu. -. atuw y grant u,alluuce, ppr-
rrn,,'mo sHo most brilliant Ut tho session,
I'll. NV Ut laaif-pust hu tuu.4
t,u,,| M wheeling hs et..ir al.,ut ~ that ho
sDt '@t fe'HttNut ut tits ri4ht teH lI..,u IL
III 'lshse with hEs erutcl, he rtu,i fru,,,
,a. s.pt s'"t which he finished unIy lust betoru
r,.,t t!tei, jletsa a.,u-iukx ttia,,, and
thn.''' w." tul1 rich vntee anu IN tpucs which
.rr'' 4 s'1s!hillty and earncstness. Nearly
:. ~. ,' n.nalns %as In III aaas and p3l,l
h ~ tho Hhuu speech, watch
, 1880-05-14
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

OFFICIAL NEp0ltTs As TU TttE SEGEssiTY or IT'S
CuMrtET10H.
WAslIN1ToN, u. e.. Mny t3.-1n rcsponso to
tho resolution frtnn tho Iio,se Committee on
1'acliic ftnirlntls chilling Mp0n tho Secretary Of
War" for information ~ to Rnyiux Il, tho OK
JEnniturea resulting to Tho Government frum
thu construction Ut tho EDrthcr,, pnet1lG nnll-
r,a'f Representative Mef.ane, Chairman Ut tho
CO!nmfttcH, received tu-lay u communication
from Secretary ltAn,sry tucloslns tho report Of
Gen. Shern'nn, ,atesl Mny :, 18su ard tho report
OF tho Qunrtet1nnatcr-Uencrn ,tntc4i Muy 3, lS3),
Ti,u fcttrs IL very vot,lmtnols. at,t1 Rs,cs Into
tho dtlnfls nf ynrtnits cHntrnets for military
trsl importation hlsl0 a,y tho Gprgr,u1ent during
tho past ten years. 1t stntes Tint tho totll cost
to tho Qnurtcrnluster's Department fur trnns.
pertAtlon over tho Nnrthurn Paciflo ltnilrpal
for tho lsenl year tntl'llH Juno 10, lS71, Asns
s11,h01 and II tic sar,c transportation rates hNl
been applied III lH1 one year hoior1 tho NUrt1,-
crn l'autilo IlaIlnmd WAS opened betwccn my
y'otnts In tho Department of Dakot,t, tho Goy-
erlmcnt would hive
SAVED OyEII FluN lIuNpHED THOUSAND poL-
I.slls;
Tint tho QuArtornastcra Department pAtd fully
SIX times ns tnilnh fur transportation to nll
points nf tho Department INV reucilcttby rail-
rUGd lis It hAs snco tho riiruatfs construct
cd, which would Inllc,to Il snyIng tn tho uov-
or1lIne,It Of nyer kNhlh In thp onst NJ military
transportation slurINx Tho tel, yours tho North
eri. l'lcliiu ItullruH.l ,As buen III operation. ~
see," tho report sAys, "tho cfcGt OF rntlrsMd
construction III Tho fr,atlcr III to cnnbte tho
Government To establish now ln,!ltnry pnsts al,d
E.rxliy>t tho llalinH t,lbty, ntli ii Hsu!lIts!
rrgIsl,s b1iuru practically l,ctasslhle. III thla
rirs respsft y 'o fi S " pa srrs ~ v ND
nr new .rasln estaAlfshc,t IN those ruInDtu E,e.-
tlr.. Anh consequently Tho transportation px-
DGJ1HA8 lttuAtJl, Sil{.h lHH ltGn1t II
, 1880-05-14

wAE 4 rISst1rY,
ana could hot DC j1lstty Or prtn,crly reviewed
i!'R nlI!slons to tho relmctl,llcn with which ho
nlHefcd from ntlipr ScnaturA III t,s opinon wcro
!l4h!NtH ma eat'rsruifa: idtt tfctr wns nuhi11R
TOR HIN to 'In hut fotlow tho lmnt IT h!a
!~l' cnnvlctiors of ,luty. tic nlndc,t tu his rt,-
'atsohsoSIl'' tho people Of Louisiana nn.f hts
constituents, sn3tn9 tint his cD,,r.n wis ru,,-
trdr3 I" wh0t they wtil like tn tnve htn, III, II,
thl' nnttcr. Willie 'ts personal md bolfliual
fyn'sMtlites wcru enlisted iti+thetr t,etlnlf, ho
i!cftrtletcss ef'lld nut Justify Iiintselt Ii,
tlectng such, n iantter lis This on tho
Rrotihtis ut personal sentiment nr pnilt-
tchi advantage. bit fn,,st net IN II
scuatnr 1T tllo t|tc Rtutcs ln,.,l 10 ,,t,t,Y tho
constitution altl surva hutKht, leaving tho cu,,-
fesltte,rcs III pa,vlslends nnd tn tlt,u, which
wt,'iid ultimately et,rrcut nfl wrpt,Rs. ltu
nl!to III this ctplll,ectiuu IN eD1uoht rcfurehcu
tn tho tlhE nftt.e cnuntry ns synlhollztn9 tho
Elory Of tic unltctl ltcpubtlt. III conclusion ho
referred I'll II fow
srttt>Sn AND srrNutHn SENTENCES
to tho nitolnrt ur srnntnr lIlll tn instruct him
wint hn ot1ht to do to uphold tho ilt,1ar NJ
sotth Cafoitna,-nh attempt which BIZ ttusnly
considered to In lmpertn1nt III thu highest de-
gree. thnnk thu Sellntpr fro.n 1rnrK.t," i1r
saitl, for Ills aan,li,ciatton lis slandrrs Of tho
wllsncrs Wllinh epk tn destroy thu clur,,cttr rt
iS S '"tt ts Sy n yil,e oy 'asi s'at f. t}o TM ~, T.
tic ttur sDlIet,lle III, l,u1rrstr fIr tn lt,nur
ri atM,t tmrnlit,. mi ~ t,t.r snIntd,~ ny ns.,u'
lin tat fGo ilo!!nr S iny IT ar i il :lcas nv t i,,s
y lifs 10 nntam It ns',, IL 1s..sS @ sn,i lid il IL
MMr Mim.y hSs ,e ,.aght Rh,, ",sr .1 her ettn t'E on
ilnntSd ihtek Win shcli, wh.rp "'u ti,at HI HI
Ge"rgia. GNrno Is tic llunarallo scnuters
Gcf5ro Gf1 inc VIII e"' >oA"o"' VIII S'n''''s
r,,p .c.,s -. ,,nr,u
TT. so"HS Of nATThE
rn,nnc,t !, o., hs face. ~ tsa t'atk ays,
! ,lhw t1n,--tho lMtitllt nf tho preccit nitd ex-
nll'pls nf tho henutur frD1lt ueurgtL-t upheld
" wen ~ Gt!@atl tho Abn0f VI my sflatC, hhh ]
1 drsst kllhli Mnt pnWe fecFctitt to IT. n!hr.
lho people OF SHilth EnTplin" rnn lsest 1hEu
n tmee Iaiinr ~ nMr'!n'l nnrn: att!A sns'l'i It
ever o } f'iiss1Ftstht ~ fsifsfvi1rtscht ur Ills
" ~ tmr! T. NY s ms ;. HasnfE ~ ~ GnrlEo M
i.r,v, IN ~ ts,,s m n,,i ~ ~ .rt , Nv he
f,n ,.s., sr tt,n .,,,f, ~. r";,T ~ ,..I, ~
,,,a"s H. ,i ~ Nv rG;" WI "M ~ @ Mi.M Ml,
,',,''s snanrs @ 'sit, a t Nh H t'' Su
,eris s,vs 4t s',,,,., s H. a, IN 'nat @ IT,
@,. @ ss'nm vii. .nas 9,, 9n ~ 1 ~ , nVtn Sel.
.it o.tni. m,E W.; pi Msa y. @ an r..
fn, Mast ~ ~. t,s ifi,ss f'. u nae woano
, 1880-05-14
lsIs4AXITl,

ITS CONMEnCIAL REl.ATlt}SA WITH THE UNITED
STATES.
sp<etas Nspatea ~ Thu Chicago Jribunf.
WAsMta0r,N, u. c., May l1--Tha following
luttsr ~ fronl tho lirsixllun Minister tu lAls
country:
LIZA It.IaG LEGATION, WASHINGTON. u. O..
A:. !, les ~ J,.,. 1. ltp iiVp:~,, E.4', te.,