davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
New YoIk.

NEw IoKK, February s.-Be~yes
Receipts 20 head. Nothing doing at the
cattle yards. boei sides shade hrmer at
6.(s7ic. Steamers to-day took out b1O
live cattle, 100 quarters beei, 6lO car.
casses OF mutton, 80 dressed hogs and
100 mnles.
Receipts 1870 head Buyers
would not operate except at hsnTes
which sellers would not accept, ~ The
market was very duh aud but a small
part oi the offerings hal changed hands
AZ a late hour. The lew sAIes Included
ordinary 10 choice sheep ai IS gssb %;
iair 10 choice lambs at ~ noeD7 80. A
few 81 Patrick lambs arrived and sold at
g. per head.
Hog Receipts $50 head. None ohcr'
cd alive, nominally quoted steady At
81 70Csi -.
CHICAGO, February ls.-The DTOsns'
Jo.uy.ai reports hog receipts y .0o bead
shipments 400 bead. MARKET active,
Ann and higher: advanced 10 mixed
packing ~ z5t44 70; light ~ SoCs'' 20
choice heavy - f5lsi 20,
Receipts 8, 800 head; ship.
nenis a.oo0 bead. Market duH and
prices a shade lover ior shipping, com
mon 10 good 81 0oS5 20: butrbers brn
and fairly active at = SOD M, chiefly
AZ oOCs.3 80; s;ockers and feeders qaie'
bal firm At 81 eotsI 90
Receipts 200 hesd: ship
nent 300 head. Msrse, iIiriy active
bot not weak al 81 OOs5 80
Cincinnsp-
CIscsxxAri, February ~ = Hoss-
Dull; common B 1894 Is, hghi " 2
q %; packing y ss'st ss %; by.ehsn ben,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20

Ssw Yonx, February ls.-Mosrv-
Easy at 6tS6 per cent, closing st D per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5(s6i
per cent, Sterling exchange strong at
asa; sight exchange on New York Asst,
SiLvKR-At London b2 7-l6 pence: bar
silver here ll3, subsidiary silver coin
i@l per cent. discount
GovxRNAESn-Quiet and | per cent.
lower for iis, and per cent lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

1907, 800 shares, aganst 1.s49.256 shares Tor tre
preceding week OF only five days. The speculation
was feverish ard unsettled prices rising and ial-
ing with the fears and hopes of operators regarding
the future OF the money markell Those fears aug
hopes the chief factors IN the situatloni uNn
matters as large railway earnings anu the heISe
passenger war between the southwestern roaVS
from Chicago having little or no CT
feet. or the uncertainties, adVaatse'
was taken 20 do some skilful manipulation, WHICH
whatever may be Tho ultimate outcome oi H. en-
c lnragod tho creation Of q large short tnteTes,
rhcrN were. however, continued sales 10 FauLo
profits and a general disposition 70 pTpaEe lnr
decline IN prices. Yer, except Chicago ana Alton
aad Chicago, Burine,oa and Quincy, winch stocks
laaLo such large advances the preceding
week aad ths elevated railway and
Reading shares, the purchasing power was
efficient to make tho Eual deoiacs
average less than ] y pep cent. while some stock
show large advances: Denver and Rio Grande 9,
Missouri. Kansss aud Texas PSI Unkn Paoitl
32s Northern Pacific preferred 2ls. aud o.. {. anu
/. e.. pa per cent. AT the end Of the week the
market exhibited more confidence than at any other
peToa but il NAV have been only because OF SatuI-
days easy money mar6et and the closing mp OF
-'slacrs9 accoan.S-
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRcBS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMrsrIc MARKETS.

,,,,oev Nov 1g-Cotton dull nidfng lsbc. Flour
& ma unchanged. Wheat-southern steady and gCiet
NJ gu, southern He'd 81 10 Dr Z, do
49, - IIasi ~ MOL MARYLAND, u ~ No Western
I.. January, q p CO. la FeoIuAfy Al - .
ga Corn-southegn drmef western ~! an al" o-tsIi
o. White 81 % ~, DO yellow oJS9stf western
10, November and December of'44oeci January
hlAeif ST. pshruary Sc .c scarce and nTm south
% 4 g. - Western White. al asIc; le hlzei 3sa55c
cru : unchanged. ifofislona urn ald ac
i.ye 80 sifbosJ change Butter arm Prime 10 Cnore West
lFo '' ',.g.f3t. lSI2-c. E<x- Erni ~ &c Tor
cru -d II r Sc Petroleum dul ana nominal 0nee
fle7 I-rsbauged sugar qlst "a soft 5'tc hskry
aH a Freghrs-fO IN erpoo. per straoe steady
bNttN1y.n Hard Duuth, seller hrat hAt MO-
sAIes u 81. ~ 900 seller tle ~ az az Fl - $1,000
venue, ~ an a. 1917, 400 bush. M " into Mici-a
90 ~ and unchanged sales Z,Jou husl NO =
81 10 CVn rsts neg.soted Barley inaclvc. kye quiet
A1nH at y,.h STAT High vines ny Made AZ y 10
sales o rsgbt. b York har'ad-M neat BE- Cori
az ~ =. 80 Canal-Wheat So Corn &C -
ere o@S ,tov fs-Four steady and unchangeu W ueat
CHICAGO. III higner No lle Winter III o.. u "a ?
a0Ne nm mn -ufag 81 Oi9Idsl % casni 81 % Noye1i
No SAs T,ecember 81 10 'sOsl VI Jannary 20 5do,
Der ~ y" am fairly active and shane hlghrr az &c
b-dVf 40 e.Ja.r bee z2as0s2sc January 4ic sakel
cssh ~ er Al SO g caah SIC pd DeeemOer - va
May yg.ns-y 35s.c. Md Nay, kye aImer az cAo' bsr
~ se Jsnua s9c Pors a. SIS oOStli 70 ea.h
az ~ PIG lard easier az A039so &c cash sO1 81
flb ~ = Jana y sls- Toe January Bulk Meats oasiei
Docemseti a. snort RIO, LOCI short Gear, I4Ue.
ehpuinets', eaSv and unchanged a. o. r.. -, -. a.
MlsA., - SoS IJ-fOur sEohg hnu h'blo' - %
Gs3 20 fsncYs ~ 8Inssr s. o. Receipts. 300 bush
~ ~ ~ ao0 busn Corn scarce hl hInl ~
shlplnshie 80 Hlo Oas GIet bnt urn NO. Aitna BOO
Isys duI A." Fai ea sseae PorL ogis az tls o. Lard
lAna NO zand AZ rloss.l2ro BULB Heats steady
gooc nm cnar min sn bacon gnini pat ateAdy
shouIIdds,s' &c Clear RIB steoSar Sides or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
gU4oPaAv TAESErt

rrxurocI soy l3PorkPrIms s5 c aT
st.scy ~ 45 short fib steady az A. tons CleaI
snrd, 70 short Clear steady a. 40 % Hsnis
au, cn AZ AZ shOulaerA dull Al w. SeeI-iRna Aisa
SSl AZ % Extra Msss dnI AZ 20 a. an "a Tallow
a. De- Ssny a. So Sd steady ~ %
ehoos sls,ey Lara Oh STEADY 81
SS1anr|ErTra -tate, steady Al IL Bd Hhess =
~ FSSTn ~ a al -pnAg. No - dull ~ Cd. New
me- %esern du 81 o0d sew soaiasIn wihlo Gun
g.y S nrmsr At 81 ION a. a. al es
anil AZ I'D rErpeniine spiis a. r asa per c TOR
American rAliow aess D -Renncd Petroleum, O'.s
l0d- per ga, . u.a,sa petroloum, SAD per gal.
tfa insssi bS6d ab4 per or sPirH oil TurpehIhs'
SssG per owl Common osi s ,sres far fin. min
$500 s"s vieos Lara oiosna ll3 ;ranes 90 Confines
per To- ., gov l3-Peuoeun. marks 90 pfonnisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
rrvv STOCK MAaKErs-BY rELEGRAPh

~ Torrs Nov CArriE-N othIng iong no supply ;
racetnts 800 head Shipment 500 neat ..ir+. 90
StPEP-earce market quiet ana uh'uaHsoN io'e'V'' -
heaG HisheT Workers. and Baamorcs 3! 5O1s+ gV
ssiTc9 PAGING e. 5Gas4 50 Butchers 70 ,fahuS - oo
y. 20 ,sra,nts A. 90 Shipments loJ, he's 4.
CHIcASo Nov 49, noGs- tecsipts Io.'S .sR 90 O2
Se, weaker put fairy active prices n lug M 0
Hal with sOme late aTTyss uns1ta aasg 40 20
~ Tlaee,osG 500 mead shiDnrnts = % mean, ll
AZ 2est 40 Bnfchers ~ 20 - % 7,0ckers
cos IfslEbreeis aid NaiiTes 20 A""9" W. b
~ ouH * s11asg throngn Texans. 81 50 99& 20 .
sugRP-Reesip 800 heal sHp stD - 1ns3 "a .
stes1iy and uDch9ngodj SDnli"" U '
GOOD "a De4 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

East TENN ssEE, VIRGINIA AND GLoHGIA
RAILROAD STOCK,
EITHER OLD OR NEW.
WANTED BY
KROHN q SCHUMACHER
~ Exchange place. New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
REAL ESTATE



NFp 'naK. saturl1s EOv. u. 1880.
Monroo-ave sw cor u Gray-ss 5Oxi0Oi = West -
colt AID wife ~ II Perry 4c~'
80 ave 81 cor II iUftl-st 12xI0. al0 Also 4itih-
% p 3d-ave: 20xln3 Mart J0bnriOn
and husband 20 . I'D 1chntee o1o lai ihief q, an,
~'fvvs
sdave e ~ Is = II i08lh-st 2s.5x7O and aAso :.
1Oith--l. 500 e. II 3l-ave COX Q. Willafl
MoEnee anG VIE b. M3rtha johnston l0heh't o., oo<
intere.t) .--------. ~'''Vs
7sth.,t 5 h. l2j n eff 1d-ave l7.6xlO22 Joseph =
Enrich vie 10 Marx .-----.s..s Ss%Vp
4th-ave Of 5-th It, -jxl % William d.
MuhHiai 10 r Van AufHt -----.....--.
same property william Van Antwerp 10 william ,
A Auihalan. -----
I2JthsL &, 25S 70 e 81 7thavc. 25x9e.ll r. Ben .
nett and anuLHer 70 JULIA A BeBnett--.-.--.-.---.
Same pro erty; o Angcyiue mo wife "a John David
u....r ----
anne property A Bennett husband 1000
5Jth-st, 80 % OF l-t-aVe. 41ElOA2i Elizabeth
OFT aud another, executions, &c, " Peters and -.
an Their -s----: b,fSo
0Ol ,ser 10 sarsh Heakel .. 80 5000
'''H ssy,ss. BapE 70 william atfer 1' $4,000
2gth- l. as 5OJ n " OF gth.ave, lBDxJS8 and $50.
N ca S%' AMI ~, husband 20 Ed J Butter $4,000
49tll : +. 100 81 OF 3dave, 7JKlOts and also
s4sth-si. 100 u " Of 5dayo 0d1lOU.J William - 90
Ruttef vie "a Frederick scnu .... 40,Vvo
West ct ne Of CiarksOn-st 75x1 500 Etth wharf -
ughta): ! and g1fe 20 Daniel d Lord l45Ooo
10Th - 81 lj6th-si, l2slOxlOOk Irregular
A Boyd. referee John Castfee .----...... lhlDo
1igth-si 3s6 can Of 3d-aye IOxlDV u saran -.
Fellows 70 Julia Bum -----------.-.--.--- 0,0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
Clt1 'Jrcperrl 90 Cet.

OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, az low
~ prices ia the buildings 3. ?, and b-ehnan ~. ~ 70
1873 NassausL. aad Park Row. opposite Z o. ~ AM
& WHITING, Beeali3nst
TFO LET.-9 Lafayrtte-place, Gye-story
1 housa Tor business or dginga J)itN l.. BAILEY,
IA Pine-sL ----
rE1O RENT-The new brtk and NOVA scotia
stone high sooD and iourstory d~eI ng No 10y Vest
-.sf tgee, and 4 tl-Aves- references relhfed
rent loo per anquui; immediate FcI lefnis
arply 10 J A MES dEEHAN, No. b uou-oIuaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
Gratc5 ato fen0ers.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF
Low AND HALF Low Ora tE>,
BRASS OpE fIkEPLAt r,
Andl.ops Bdsket Crates wood or cOt. br1-B
Tenders, Fire and Caai- li.tss
MINTON'S Tiles treat variety NhO'e-ls dnd rsssA
Estimates gwen q architects Gnd DIders ,, . 49,,
J :. cONOVER & CO.
"a. Dos ana-st.. New for<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
Dipi6cn0 y otlrcs.

OFFIcE OF TIKI EsISG sun GOLD MINING COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA NO Is WALI~sr.
DIVIDEND No. 3.--Ibe Board OF trustees
Hfbave Gay duarterly DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN
CENTS PER SHARE the capital sOcA OF tAis company,
quarter ending October payable on the "a Instant
10th and the 10Th VI
November. --.-. -
New-York Nov TO- 1880
OFgIcE OF TIE GREW MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING COMPANY
CALIFORNIA. - Z
No. Ia WALL, ST., gW- YORK. October IA, 1851.
DIVIDEND No. 16.-The Board of Trustees
IThaye DAY The sixteenth aontay DlElD
Of FIVE CENTS Pr I'll AXE on the capi1a STOCK Oh this
company. pas able on the 10Th INST 49,, -,
October L. D. CORTRIgHT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

tot.s reserve and the total deposit uAOiiJie5i
.ss SOY 200 $500 NSy 81 Dec 81 C9 9a57s5
-: asSIsoS 77i56SCS bS1 is5i6oo
ss si.g 7'3 5s5SS Bee Bee s73
Comnared with that Of the corresponding date OF
1879 he present statement shows: Loans in
cvva-e6. S56431 200; specie increased,
so1 $50 6OO legal-tenders decreased, SIG 12O,9 OO
aepeeirs increased. Ses. 5O7, 900; circulation de-
crea.e7 S3.767, 900. The total reserve
77 40 800, DOW is 25.17 per cent OF the total de-
oosIrs. agasnst 1856 last week. and 27.42 Tor No
yember 10. 1879.
The urUbable course Of the money market was the
subject u chief interest In financial circles during
last week and no little anxiety was felt lest the
unarket should be subjected To manipulation thaJ
you'd canse strngsney, while all agreed that
however successful such a manipulation might
prove 10 be- II could he successful only Tor short
time Rates for call loans leGitimateiy hardened TO
s per cent. but at the end there was perceptbIe
e.rng Of rites. whether because Of the anxiety to
secure two days interest or not the course OF the
narxet tomorrow will show. Time loans were
made generally at 41205 per cent. and prime COM
tnercia gO-days 10 4 months paper still
passes NJ 546 per cent. The foreign exchanges
were anil and weak all the way out, and the do
nesfic exchanges were less unfavOrable TO New
York than they have been recently, vet they were
sufficiently 80 20 prevent any movement OF funds
tovard Nev-York, unless tho rate Of interest here
should advance 70 point that would oYercomethe
discounts on exchange
The stock Exchange markets were feyerish and
unsettled all the week Government bonds, how
ever were An exception 10 tae rule. aud for the new
issues prices we're advanced 70 per cent for the 4ls
and 81 Der cent for tine Is. The business for the
week AT the Boards amounted to 81. OH 300 against
81 .3O9. 900 for TIE preceding week. Wednesday
the Treasury received offers sell the Is Of 1880 but
only 1861 900 were offered at 1O2.95GlO3,
aud al we're rejected. Since then SJ07,OOO OF
the bonds have come IN at lO24 An
unusual amount Of business was done in state bonds
principally IN Virginia 6s deferred and Tennessee Is
sues at gner prices but Tor the Tennessces the ez
trene iguros not fnlly maintained at the end
The speculative classes OF railroad bonds generally
moved IN unison with their kindred shares so that
such bonds as Erie seconds Mobile and Ohio deben-
lures, ST. LOUIS and Iron Mountain incomes, etc, are
auite lower than week ago. Bat the Missouri
Kansas ana Texas issues. with advances OF 3ls and
~ per cent, aud ca C., and l. g. first assented and
incomes, with advances OF AZ and per CENT are
potable exceptions. Denver and Rio Grande and
ieAas aAd Pacific Issues also active demand
o. higher figures The old standard class OF bonds
command full figures whenever offered for sale
Az stocks the business for the week amounted to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
iirslness CnaKces.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE
situated one OF the most driving manuac'urIng U,w1s
In r FINLAND. ON pi Ciual Uus. streets owner l-7
o,1e business and applied secure good DaY-
ar onHnes. on reasonable Address ~ once Lock
.1x 53. -ourhugt0u, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

OFFICE COPPER KNOB MINING COMPANY
NO 50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Nov. 3, 1850. }
DiYIDEND No. 2.
The Board Of Trustees this dag declared dividend OF
Two PER capital stO k payable on ana after
Monday, November D. AT the Oilce OF the company, 49,
Transfer Will the lOta and reopen on me L0
STATEMENT OF TIE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
THE COMPANY
cash IA anee Sent l. 1880 ...-.--.-..-$ 3. e33 10
CAsh receiv NOv. l. l5oO.-------..- Z3z3O % ~ 40
Cash expenditures Sept to Nov /.
cash gal ,6ce Voy / 1880 s27 O9J 81
Dividend OF cents per share. 100000 shares $4,000
WILLIAM BIANDRETH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

The rece.Drs Of fosr ana gram 81 he principal
Atlantic ports Saturday. November -, were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
PENNSYLVANIA r r. co. }
TRIP ssUHER'5 DEPARTMENT.

TRIP ssUlER'5 DEPARTMENT
PHILADELPHIA Nov. /, l5sO)
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS his thl3 .d.sayZ
i declared o 3 EMI-ATNUAL Dividend Dt lItkhE
PER tENT and an EXTRA Dividend OF ONE Pc.
CENT on the CapuA sL0cs of ule COMPANY clear Oh an
axts payable after November 80 o. stockholders a.
registered The books o. ile Company al V~ioc4 D. H.
rOHer 80. lrSO. -
For the purpose distributing Of the shares pur
casri the city Philadelphia, ilc 0Duln Is gwen -
The shlrcnOlGers % accepting the Extra DLNAbt .lf
ONE per CENT IN scrip convertible nio tle s0c OF t1e
Cnr1pqnv 40 par wren presented IN sums 0f tluf
provided option shall De exercised on or before De
trmy-r "a after which cate on Ontsfandiug scrip VII
Do paid "A cash JOIN u. TAI iJtEr LIeaaui'I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
CLOSING PRICES DE- 81sr1Y ST0--3.

r0tai slaros lill ios mo Foe.'''''-----'''l''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

y OTIS IN BROOKLYN. l0w-Drired and bar
gains ir ven By ri Rapid Transit Hoa, 20 ue inished
inlIal,Il.toiy. H. LA1D 81 WITHIN, b Feeailal-.t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

OTV1CE GgTEs MoUr,y GOLD sIsrNG CO. OF CALFoEyiAl
NO IL WALL sr- NEW-l OK, N0y - 1850.
DIVIDEND NO. 17.-Iue Board of Trustees
nave THIS Gav declared the seventeenth monthly DIVl
Den % " FIVE CENTS PER SHARE on the capita STOCK
VI TINS COmDlnv payable on the 18th Instant - .
Transfer books the lsth am On the IN or
November l. - Oolfl tIHii 1, ''ec' oel.E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

OFFICE on TIKI TOMBSTONE MIL ASD MISNG CosPASY}
t82 WaInnt-sl. PHILADELPHIA oct 80. 1851
EIGHTH DIVIDEND.
l. The Executive Committee Of the Board Of Directors
of tn.s Company have this day declared the regular
Montny Dividend Of $4,000 being TIE. CENTS ~ hAC5
SIIAR OF the capital stock ~ die Company; payable Oh aAd
after November ID tns office Transfer books closed rom
IOtn 10 5tA inclus We GEORGE BUEN HAN PresiOenL
w. CuETAEY, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

Guror,Gn AouernsemenIs.
TfEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT ..sr ,,o,r
4 Of NEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEsr NJ ~
FLAVOU RING sLO1h fVN 0OSAN -"-A0N
DISHES An . SAUNbA
IIERiG COMPANY'r EXTRACT
hAA1'tg IL sacuess boon for hich nations
shond feel grateful" See 81 eiioal Press Ian'
british Medical Journal" sc.
CAUTION Genuine Only Win the "a, ale u Baron
Liebg's d signature IN blue INK across the label
Consumption In England increased tenioiI IA tea
year,"
lIEEIG CGMPlNY'S EXTRACT
OF Mat 10 ba lad OF all s1re keepefs -roceIs, ann
cheuista sole agentA uulta' states whole
sale Onlyl &. DAVID q CO.. ia MARI lane L0naoa
England.
sold whossae by PARK c rIlfori, smith Nandar0ceS
Acker Nrrrall & Cond Nc Kesson & Robbins. a. h x II
i, ILnrD.r ~ % AMI lessrs. " H. schienoln y 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

nRANGE \ J-HOUSES and COJN RL
~ SEATS and furl-afef ANA an urn 4l,.-
BLACKWELL = SMITH ODD NAN IT. ION. Gran ~ - J..
rEiO RENT.-A store northwest corner OK
73lsi sUa st ave viii De rented elsana by o drug.
elst. POSSESSION Immediate. t9T permit apply " JAMES
rt-Ft So "a square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
"a viii eel az aucuOu
TUESDAY. November l6,
M u O'Clock u Exrhan g. St.osTJYul. III Broadway
IEsECl TDR- SALE.
CT direction u Cornelius MCCauey executor Or "a
estate nf hurh DoLsrtv decreased .
Toe FgANKL.IN--I.. between church ant - eat brDa1
vav substantial jstOry and cellar brick ana iron store
lot l5xIOO THIS particularly desirable piece Or INST cl
Mlps. &C. az ancuoncers oace III Broadway basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
Gitn Rra! GslaEe FOR sale

4 One of the best built houses In Harlem,
"A. % West 27thst: three-story browp-.ione trimmed
glass mirrors dOcle hOgr ADD
rstclass Ia every respect N L CRAsrO SOS. l76 Eass
l25th-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

mo NANUF CTURLRo.-FACIOkl oIIEo
FOR SALE near tle clr. hl1lg froa.am Mfscug
annasge tlr great trunk line P-nury tAlros VIA
hi. It1 trims dulr hve minutes IRON depot puts sold any
oere from Ten. Win rii0dd ona2s rom
ii fo u p. each pot another ltyanlag u ul- Toe tin
TANhS LIGHT. SD BDfDLD DE i price i'"' setDs
s.lsv- Address FACTORY Box p. iIDIne ONCE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-29

The Ripley News supports Gen.
John V. Wright for governor, but
says:
"Tbe state debt question is no near
er q settlement than before the ma jOI.
ity plank " as adopted. A majority OF
the rack and file of the party, like the
News, will support Judge Wright, the
majority Candidate, but they will al
the same time exercise the right OF
electing candidates to the legislature
whoee views on the debt settlements
are In harmony with their own, re-
gardless Of the planks OF any political
party, and no settlement will be raii-
ned by the Legislature that is not il
harmony with the views of maj ority
of the people. This much is ceitain.
II our ticket is defeated aud we should
lose several congressman, as well as
the governor, the hO;--purs OF the
party who led both wings in the late
convention will be to blame"
Such expressions on the part OF
prominent democrats, who are sup
porting Gen. Wright because he is
the nominee of majority Of the
democratic convention, can but be
looked upon with apprehension by
all sincere, thoughtful state credit
men. Is it true that a majority of tn,
democratic party will support hin
but who at the same time will vote
for men to represent them in thu
legislature who entertain othe
views on the state debt question, re
CARELESS of any planks in the plat,
form? We apprehended at the out
set that there was danger that tn
next legislature might be a Glow
tax" legislature. If this shoul'
prove true, the state credit men vii
have gained fruitless victory
whether they succeed in electinI
Hawkins or Wright. The News il
Inmates that the state credit plan
10 the democratic platform is not j
harmony with majority of the pee
pie of the state, and, therefore, tbs
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I.
It will be disregarded in the seiec-
ton of members of the legislature.
How many democratic papers in the
state take this view Of the caset We
do not believe there are any consid"
cradle number of them, in this sec
ton that do, but we fear that the
News expresses the sentiments Of
not few who are supporting Gen.
Wright in other sections. We trust
that the republicans in every county
and senatorial district in the state
will see to it that the people have
sound state credit men to vote 70,
for representatives and senator's II
the legislature. e "a. 4 q.
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We never did believe in mixing
religion and politics. AS general
proposition, preacher>politiclans are
poor prea cheers and unreliable poll
ticians. But frequently political
questions are SO closely allied to
moral questions, that we consider it
the duty of ministers of the gospel
to take notice of them, not only in
their private intercourse with mems
bers of their focks, but also in
their pulpit ministrations. The
bible teaches no doctrine more
clearly than it does the duty of men
to pay their honest debts. A man
who can pay and fails to do so, is a
sinner before men and in the sight
Of God. A minister of the gospel
who is in the habit of preaching
practical truths to his congregations,
feels it incumbent upon him to de-
dounce personal dishonesty. He
must do it. 1t is his duty.
IF this be true, is it not also his
duty to denounce the dishonesty of
a community, of a state? Does any
minister of the gospel believe, from
the reading of his bible, that it is
honest in the sight Of God or man
for Tennessee to refuse to settle, OF
to wantonly postpone the settlement
of debt contracted years ago? We
believe this state debt question in
Tennessee has reached stage where
ministers of the gospel are MOI only
justifable in taking part in its dls'
cussion, but that it is their duty tt
do so.