davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-17

Two NEWSPAPERS In Old Virginia anil one
IN West Virginia lmyc urged tle auoption OF
n pnltcy Of cnl,tn,cicla! not,-intercourso will,
the North u, tho ,,art of tho Solid Soulh.
Tlleso enterpr1sing Journals ars tic Alex
ainrla tVn.) uHzcttc, tho Richmond {Vn.)
Dfspulci, and the Grce.brier Nv. Va.) I,,dc-
1'cnticnt. Tlic aforementioned orenn Of tho
ostricl, policy declares tint 1t would, II
adoptetl, SOP nearly every spindle In the
North" 1t would do nothing OF tho kind.
1'nt II It lid tho Soul, would llaya 10 bear
tito heaviest part of the suffering AMI luss
tlat followed. when spntllcs stop clothes
stop. aur tho Solid South, barbaric rs n few
Of Its misrepresentation are, does not yet
care to go without clothes. They must bu
bought at tho North, ur imported frUm Eu-
rope with tarltf.tuls added, or made til the
South. Tho last Is Impossible unless cap-
ltal can 1e tempted to visit the South,
MS It wout.l lo! bc by commercial ,'on~intcr-
course. W. have heard nhout commercial
i,o,l.iMtercourse before. II was tried, nnd It
did mt work. 1'llu threat of It dill not hayu
tho tremendous effect tlint wns promised in
1870, a,u 1t will not seara anybuly HOW.
Happily for tic reputation Of The Southern
press, few members 0f It have shown the
least disposition 10 take up or extend this
silly cry.
, 1880-11-17
A SENSIBLE DEMOCRAT.

la rtnrfif,.n1v
cx,,rrss,rn nf onIn,on rrom n t>c,uorrntI,.
enurcc TINT Ia mt dot,tnd 1,v ohtrae ,,f
selfish partyisn'. Senator Dayarl, Ut Dcla-
ware. IL credited with some remarks, IN an
tnteryiew nrintc,1 within n Inv nr two wntcl,
would Indicate thut suuc little scusy MD dis
.-tt, 49,. ..,,.tli L., :. f,.,,,,,,,uot t.,,,,,,,.,,
ally. II not tn tho party Of whtcl, he IL II
,,omhnr In rouarn1Iy,t1ora Sonn+or u,r,,d
"'e4''o'' :" "e."s'"4'H'''''l'o ,s'","t t'"s'''u
udnfensn ,f Tim d,onstftntfnr I, ia t,,a anpcIaI
1l.'e - ,.Ao T""o'''at.o" - e'io speea'
eIurcs TINT tlto princlp1cs of Tint oreaufza-
tton 1nny survive "olsastrous ticfeats"; Mt
inc sumo tune no IS Wiling 10 confess TINT
campaign by Tho party ,nanagers which ho
enHllot api'Ioses the punt 1hAy W. lh'tly
made upon Senator Dayard. perhaps, that l,c
Should have taken occaslon to protest asat nst
the EXCUSES, ABUSES, and S}nhders Of tito
na,nncrotfc cn,npai,r,, ra,,ngrn,rnt l,cfnrc t,te
,oe!'t' 'e'"s' :. e .,s @ wv
,.,pa. p."pa. .. ".a. y" 1o - p''.' us,s
"ps "n ". sosns s. 20 '..a -" 's
,"n,,,, ,.' w. ,s":' e a a'",' ~ '.
s1,.,., t.'a ,,.aa ~ s, t .. w. ~ 1,ss
49,, ~ ,. "..,., w., 'o ~ .,' 4". 49,.
49, .s w, ,, "'.a. a, 1."s"s'' ~ '''o p1o'"''s
'o'o ~ '''' '''*""'e"'
cttcmn,,t Wy ,y ~ tre n c'i,'y fr " o1-
:" Nlio Gun tgliY / thought whcn tic nnnna.
t uos %sre % 'ae s, sn's t!iv tpt w. We wt;i!' hsn
tbo country, hit it lls Iee,l tho Interest ept-
pa,gn oynr n!w, at' after thes. @ e., evloIes 81 m Mm
future by roi,teiaus w,, s,cs,l tn care u,oro fnr
narty a,lsecss nr TIC loayes MnA ts!,cs tfnn ior
k4@N SHou -. Law t'uAItt - otAt!L hEGu
, 1880-11-17

THE official ",nntority" I'll Alnbnma at tho
August eectlon WAS declared In tho Lcgtsia-
turo Saturday to DO 81, 14s. Six counties wero
not Included. They woi,ld have made tho
majority over 10000. Tlla same State gave
the Ilnncock Electors :sa,516 majority. Hero
Is n difference Of b1,4S5 votes 10 be accounted
for III some why. Possibly tho expert
s.counters vera .,,assed in Alabama III All
gust and distributed oyer tho whole South III
November. ..
, 1880-11-17

IT is Mile. Hcrnhardt's grant ambition to
play In English. Shp tnkcs lesson every dny,
and has already learned a part OF Frnu Froll, 80
that II shu docs nut inlay 1t In EAYlsh this tine,
sho hopes to do 30 when she returns next ycnr.
Sho trlos to lcarn tho English of everything sio
sees, nnd is rs ppascd III child Mt tho ucquIsl-
ton of a new wor1l sho wAa told that the bHck
screen In front Of hcr tIro WIS blower, and
shn burnt her llngers putting It on and oif, who
Fhc repoatcd "blow.ur,' " blow abb" oyer aud
ever Aga!n.
, 1880-11-17

THOMAS 1tualfEs writes Of the Fools Er-
rn1st " tliat II n "wrlttcn by Southern Jlttgc.
faLr Rltl tlclcyer nlntl. clearly, hut ono who has no
moro faIt In tho ncgro's power to rHtsa htiscEf
to nNythsnE ntH,ve hewluR woott md drawing
wntcr for tic 'Ca,casinn than t. j. Tancy him
solf,' wllch will surprise Judge TuurGoe.
, 1880-11-17
Tribune BRANCH OFFICES.

TIN t,T1cAnn TRtHtrSE has established branch
occs Tar tho receipt oI subscriptions und adrcrscs
Innnts NJ fnllDws: ... ..... .
NEW rURK.-1soom q Tribune Building. i. I. A1c.
fAnrES, Manager.
GLAS3oW, scot1and-Allnn's American Ncws
AEencS. 81 Nentie!d-st .....
LONI>uS EbE.-Amcrcan ExchnnEc, ~ Strand.
IIESKy +. t:iLLla. Agent
WASHINGTON. Il. C.--t5!3 etrcct.
, 1880-11-17

pRoF. ROBERTSON SMITH, Of Aberdeen, has
again subjected hItnsGlf to charges at hurrsy by
an article IN u voumo Of the Encyclopaedia Ilrlt.
ann1ca on tho 'Itebrew Language md LftcFn-
ture." A con,nlttco hns investigated tho ctarga
and c0nIioInnod hf, as,d tho Commission Ut tho
Assembly has sustained tho report py vote Of
40 to 0a tHstruotln8 Prof. Smith to abstA.il
from tcachlng hs olass during tho ensuing sea-
sion, and leaving the question Of h[s stAtus In
tho FREQ Church. to the decision OF tue General
Assembly,
, 1880-11-17

1'ns hellcs nf New York ara Initiating
Mile. ncrntnf1lt III g.-I'htttdephta
limtrfctu. IL, ?-f'nstdn iost.
They limit itnltuto her In making money
tlats ccrtntn: nor In eating little snppors with
eight mnlp companions a1lh no latiiea. For tho
rest, Milo. tlert,hnrlt brlnvcs remarkably we'll
LIN Aluerica; her "accldents" wcre al In
tsrnr rnn
, 1880-11-17

ilcicncy Of 10 pcr cent brlow what Is IT.
qutretl. Bavaria md Anslria slightly pass
no, France has less than 100, En-
gland ~, whilo lsuss!n, heretofore called
tho Erniinry of Europe, only renrhcs
%. If tho limited areas NJ Italy and llou-
nlnrfa be considered, It catl easily be lintcr-
stoU.l TINT their cxcrss Of Rru1n beynn'l their
own wants will gn hut II small why towards
meeting tho demands 0f 0ther countries.
Wn a!nns arc able 10 supply what IL rcultrp|.
M other country possesses TIC kr1ttf or Is
abIe to enter into competition with us.
llefOrn 1lussfa cult ngall, hreulne uur rlynl
sliu must IlMt sumo neans to tlestroy tho III
sects Which ruin l,ur crnps. and which hnyG
acquired a permanent llabftatfon III her
fields. 80 far. tic efforts SHE l,ns made to
find n remedy for these pests l,as been with
out success. 1t Is dun to their rnynges that
1lusSfnn crops this yenr are NO Inadequate
aIati tlat The prices Ut l,rend in many tarts Of
nussia are oxen now almost beyond thu rc-
suurcrs Of her iaboring people. l'y tho latest
ndylccs at !latll tho cost Of ryc.brcad III st.
Petersburg has i,slyareu'1 10u per cent. II,
Moscow and other large eltlts Of the EMrtre
. tic price Of tllis slaptu necessity Is rapidly
rising In the saslir proportion. Tile popula-
lion OF lnany Ut tito i.ost productive prov
iitces are now SO destitute tint the t;uyerl,-
tacnt las bcel forced to tnke measures tn
supply seed gra!n fur the next crop, wl,te in
st,i'o OF these It l,as alrcal[y expended largo
s,stlss for feeding the people.
The Russian 1fesSt,ucr ODictct has lust
published n statement showing TINT bad liar
vests arc to be found throughout tho cntiro
PROVINCES OF Cathcrln0slAv. SRl1afl, n,ltl
khersol1, nrll that lhu san,e calamity has uc-
Cured lit the greater portions uf Taurus,
Saratof, Sisnblrsk, T'c11crnigof. Tombof,
koursl, Pe.,zu, md 1'oltnya. These cover
nearly the entire southern ntM southeastern,
portions Of linssia. They form tic largcr
pnrt Of the region which has heretofore slip
piled tlse grain exported fro.I, t)dessn. 'fho
same deficiency exists IN tho Western
provinces OF N0ygbrrtl. I'skof, Snlo!ptsk,
mil st. Petersburg. Thu provinces, with
unua nvrnnt;nne II, ,ri,Ir1s horsncts 1.n.+o
been gond are ttlnso producing orElnnrl1y
i$
, 1880-11-17

Sr1I1soT 1[urcntSs Inns written m open
letter which ILLS three columns Ut his own paper
In lcas!cd BREWER type to Col. lobert lngcrsoll.
Tho tnct is possibly Interesting, bur tho lcttcr
cErtatny not ut ait 50.
, 1880-11-17
"SECULAHIZATI0E,f1

tnt tfnue Win NGWOrtGntlS.
-
"sE0uLARlzATI0N.1
4 very small number Of people in this
cnuntry secnl to be completely possessed with
thu notion TINT there Is such Ill association
between the Church and the Stato i'll our
Government rs threatens tho future liberties
Of tho American Nation. Nothing less than
such Il conviction couhE warrant tho devotion
Of So much time alMl attention us they g[yo to
tic work Of seclsiar[xatson," which Is the
1utest turn adopted to tlescriba tho refarln In
view. Some lsuntIis ngo tic so-ca[Ici I.ib-
cral Lcague" held convention til Chicago
which terminated III row, after dcgenerRt-
lux Into defense Of tho rlg!tto circulate OBJ
SCENE literature; antl within n ttny Or Two MI
other assoclntion witt, National pretensIons
!.Ils been formed here with the ayowetl pur-
pose OF tliyorclng ule State frum thu Church.
The initial n,cetIng Of the new Association
developed The snn,e capacity for tlissens!on
,ntl conflict which usually pertatns 10 trans
ccn.iental reforlncrs. Nevertheless Il plat
form wns alOpte.t, committees were np-
pointed. and wnrs WIS laEtl ont TINT might bo
utilized TO better advantage.
The American people Ill mass are wofully
Ignorant OF thu impending eyi1 which is SO
nrutcly appreIlcndcd l,v this "scculurIzcrs,"
There arp no s1gns anywhere of Church ng-
grcssion Tint create nlarm IN the mind Of tic
wayfarlng mnil. Most persons ure ab1e 10 20
to s]eep ,lnlfs,urlul hy the Thought TINT tho
next Legislature will probnhty be opened
witt, prayer, or tliat Congress Inns Chnplaln
who cnirys little distinction md lrss INV for
n ,,,o,lirnu If srry,rr, Ma v,s,nn nf lnu,,fsl.
tortal procecllues disturbs tho average
American, nor is there my keen npprclcl,-
, 1880-11-17

EVERYBODY Knows In II, intlcflnlt wny,
who Join Kelly is, but lls past Is blink TO
tho great majority Of his feiiow-countryn,en
1t Is a mistake, In tho first place, to suppose
TINT l,u Is MI lrlsh'nan born. IIe first saw
light IN New York City, April 81, 1871, and
Is eligible, to tic Presidency It he Gun be
elected. As long ago as 1S5l he beca'na
known rs q low type OF ward politician.
Some chance gayo Him in 1861 tho no,nlnn-
tIon for Alderman 10 represent Mott al,d
Baxter streets. lie soared higher alnl wentto
Congress- for two terms. and Ills maine Is duly
cn'balntotl III tho Congressional Directory.
III 1879 l,u was nominated alld elected Sfl0rItf
OIL MI anti-Tanmany and Reform ticket.
This lastetl Him three years, when llo WIS H.
clglb1u for reelection for lhree more; but
lle run ngaFn rs soon MS tic law allowed, l,ay-
Ing previously sold ont to Tweed, nlll wns
Reflected. After tho expiration OF each OF
kolly's terms Us Sheriff lle spent three
years III settling up unfinished business"
for wlicl, he was well mid, 20 TINT Ills rec
- -
, 1880-11-17

sorf,od ntors, and. though vcry tired, ailo rc.
fnatnct1 ,ibss tho Close. appnHtflb9 warmly and
declaring Snrn 1!crnhnrtlt 10 ho II grcat nrtist
and tho t!cnth scc.lo particularly Il" beautiful"
niece uf work.
, 1880-11-17

1,,,.,s, Hr,., " !tso nttats vi te N.slnpcsit.
any attt'nttt to cfH,rcu ur furt.n .H ~. uctnDcrasl
ttofi teyut tho strict rules OF pariI aiInni,tra.
political r'rt'iElpty. parliamentary ~
rcurin tiii:> Tmascr;pt fne,,.
nlrca'ly beginning u, Talk un ftn ltlcY srs
lla''a nhSi' IN tho United stn,cs .c's,sor u
h'ro to 'o fh'uuco,l two ,cnrs hc."a sale' ~hol.
tho parties mentioned nro tlny. r'N. Among
III iImm 1o,r. 1' q I'M Fourteenth II, ,Eon
tarnny f1r tho san,sturn District N is1tate, it.
Fort. niltf ten. urn,lt. vi llllhois, CoL
jeEiet tllt) nepubftcnu ff,cr,.
l'ala tt'zeh t,nnes noIttone1 I'm H. ~. VI tha
sui, tFt'sn tho south part Ut te sta,n .psakef.
yot to ustsnrvo ono which cnrrTrs IL, "o hass
gTpere'en orna,ilty rs tt,nt Ut IN, uo' "t.Rat d
T.: Mtc.lni!, n tlt*'fI,K1. Hu,np ~ Il ,aihnms.
H. m,,s,!,t 1r,e,s ny i,ttve 5okt him nut utSenet
tcnl objection. ''S@e' WI This Is Ratt
Ieavcnworth fKnn.) TIlnc, fRon>
nano Of tho film. Chu,,,t.cy l. rmy' r..y' ihs
l'oti'st 10 prominently mentioned In otst
Win tlo IN pa..e'sa psa...sa
uarficlIs Cabinet, md his eIums fo. ,ts.a t.ss4ea
tlon aro being enthusiastically urged hs Et
sAnds Of frIc,ds tu MI pnrts 1T ,sn ~ !a9u.
Iiior9 Is no tntt President tiurIIrIa SygaH'f]
ldy aplhnt WIN ws1Id bring Il, tta t1aia I pess.
i'tte t1y kansIsdSe aa Fiy of III ';x.er Wild 'ss
or who better tiilIrrstan1i, TX ,cate a *trknR,
lost-Ol! Department Lr fho i.n,tn; ;Ss H hf Ia
r,,t,.,tit ,r, S'A"' eef'tet,
blame Gen, scto,iull f"r ,u ,r,sn,,,. Nobaly can
mid his earns r1ul,t NJ, ,ho r.'.n put himself
tl1nt ,o ttoos mt kren lila hand uu1 ply
pcr Ii ut Of tho utiyocnt,. mt .i' ~ ', ten.
whcr, he nuts bEtusoIf In ,ha mi
cut0r of thu rulur ctlsict st., usI,a<eo! y! rose
sink Pig NJ! innArtin why the general n"s.M,
ynni i4 ay ,rxt, pu1we@ IT,, IT, rccs he aoes t..
;,,Iii.. ctn",,t.. ~ liz &MsH..ls hla cHAe and IL
Fnw tyhtch .i,"s ,,nt ,art ~ css " execute lbs
- M.tsn.nt aSr ~ M Mt.slt ~ tistIhcttHn nt racs ~
tenin. IN tt,Ia nrt+ ,f,,1 NY IN e h.
i..ct' ~ '"'7 W ''"so" u III exhausted sub.
'~
Mobile {Aln.1' RcgfatcY fDem l.. u-.
mt ,y,sh n In ,,1,,,c,,,a,,, =, N."',i , no do
~ cr,n,,,or,,,., .xs 40 ."s"rIag policy
uons OF tho country. Th,s wul,l,l m, on,r ~.
vitho,,t many tl,.,ncz rim M,r~, 4'a. ses a'onf
sends us, md. in nf1hi,m tn TIL, fnct cosra. sa'
c!al intercourse promotes thtsc frteudly s.,.
tons which every good citizen shuuli viii !,
~ ar ~. ',,. ~ iMts u kne cuuntr5. fr
AmcrIouns. Whit va IL, wi.h ta w. sao GoaSe u
Is tllat the South stnll be lets ,jci,rn5ss,s.
o.hef horizons OF tho country than sha tsy h,h.s
s.-,,st.r ~ ent s.'9 sai so9su herself to R
fore, and rcallzu her avn e"ns,1I s SnsF naas b.
avn powers This wo think st1o vii n ana ~ e
81, tlonR, close tho mouths 0f hrr tjG,rnctm. M "a
Au.-,.
Atihn1A kt3it'l tfsStuxtton tncn.): Err
Kfnce tho " nr tbe Sstst1astn T,ouple barn hea
cursed with stsatlmcrtalisn in ,leir oe.,,,s. =.
-. ,Sa..''.a. - aN "s 10 not FaRt mn
az mash!n4ton 10 represent tho scntimrnts.s,a
with which tho supertluials mud tho re.aet4uuL!s
, 1880-11-17

NfRs, HAYES Inns. It Is reported, Invited
Mrs. GnriieItl to visit her at tho Whlto House
this winter In orrler that she ,nay SEQ something
Of tho responsibilities uf tho Presidential house,
hold bcfpru sho assun,es them.
, 1880-11-17

1lESrElt1A LODGE NO. st!+ 4. +. + 4 N.-Thu
rnctubor1 hpEeDy notified tu uttGnA = rENtllnr
Communication OF t!l1 tige to be held ms Medtes-
81 Iturdplpa ana Iiaiststl etteSts shs,er Masons
nrp spGclnily lNYttCA Ii ut ttftlt. l3y yr1Ef Hf 80 -
-. n. y. sll Ll.AisU. Actin. ". II.
C.lt NkESAS, Eocgrtary.
, 1880-11-17

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. la.-Tno |os 1oo ,lsters'
nual Nation4l Convention VI tho ~. uoaa ,a.d.T. A
Association assembled In thja o!'y w." ,'T,.tept.
largo number Of represontatiysess 1ss III. rcbosea
itesI1aat. Ma .'.ao' ia .. j., lfyaat, Ut clu''n1'
Secretary.
, 1880-11-17

Enteftd at thf Fost-0Hrr al theh5o, H.. a. steord-
ttast Matter.
For TIM benefit ot our rntrrHs who dtel!o 10 acnd
alnso cnJ1cs al TftK 9NlHSE through tho mail, nc
Rivp herewith tho transient rnte Of postage.
f}onltttte. PR fnpY
Fftht Hrd T,yc1yp Thun cgntk
ETtGnu Iurn celIts
goFft9H. :.
Eieht md Twelve Pngo l'Hper...."...."'."1c centt'
Et1tcrn Enxc raptr, cont8'
, 1880-11-17

OL1S WEtLL0ltxE, OF the Fifth Texas Dis
trict, has only :f),Uo majority. Tho face Of tho
rut,irtis III bis district WIS pretty hard.
, 1880-11-17

Madison street, bctwrrn ssusc nna nenrborn. En-
tnGemGnt Ut tu Afnat.aln-squaTo I1,cntro Company.
Hua1cI kt5kc," Afternoon nud Gyen!tIH.
, 1880-11-17

.
For twenty-five years out OF twcnty-sevcn
sfnce 1853 Kelly has been continuously in
Office. lie began lis experience In politics
poor a.l1 disreptltahle; llo Is how wurtl, half
llillian dollars, n1ld Ia q " Rass,"
, 1880-11-17

Chicago Roller BkntinR-Isinls.
Corner Michigan hv1nuG and Congress stt8ot Open
day md evening.
, 1880-11-17

Clark street, Oppnsi,g new Courthouse. EnEnEc-
mont Hf ALT. Frank aay0. "Iau. tho FlrKnan." A.
tesnopn and oyrHlng.
, 1880-11-17

res.tors street, corner OF Monroe. EHFnEoment
Of tho Kirnlfy lruttera. 'Arount tic World In
Btghty Days" Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-11-17

1fati.
Iscsnhartlt's son doesn't know whom to
susnscs.
4 statue of Robert Burns is to DO erected
in SIN francisco.
Wc deny III nt1vanco the slanacrous asser-
uoa That icc-preslduut~eicct Arthur plays
iuwn-tannis.
Ifnrpcr's H'ccklU is ngain crttlcIsing Sen.
ntor Conkif1g. but rs long as the Uazar and
Young Fo|hs keep tltilot tho scnntor has hopcs.
&" Is not wfnter tho gnltiest season Ut tho
ycnrr' usks n lady correspondent III bfacoupln
County. Not III Chicago. Tie most Of our orig.
lnal poetry Is rccolycM In tito spring.
Merit always receives proper recognition
In this country. 4 rcceut issue Of 1farpefs
H'seh'u contained excellent portraits Of ThurloW
Weed at.d o,.e af lin kecuo's horses that won
rnco In England.
We notice in Detroit paner m article
heAerd "vo1tnnlo ltuml'llt1Ks," hit llave not
had ttIne to ryud It and nsccrtaln what ptpmi-
ascnt citizen 1t Is, or why bis t1othnr-in-law de-
cldtd TO spend tho winter In town.
Il noble young ,uan In Elmira
Loved Il fnnftcn whose trout tiatnn was MyT
slr cy,tsieti tho truth
With Bnch skill tsiat II ruth
t.eas olt ,1,ald sloka 1T her Us saprhira.
Wenotlce IN the Philadelphia Times poem
cntitsei "Ahothef Autiim'l. II the eo1tor ot
our esteemed contemporary hna passed tho
autumn Just closei III this cty aud reau all tho
poems abont u TINT came to this olce hc would
t'cror tf'!nk OF 'ettnK tho tanRle- br!8Rdo
stslTt III on anotaor QUO NJ th1s ecasoh OF tho
year.
A. Iasly cofresponiaeit wants to know Il wo
can tell her iu Il bricF spuco "tho hoautiful
story OF i.ancelot and Elaine" We cannot; but
wp Gun tell yuu briefly tho beautiful story Of
Snt,tu Claus and Elalno, Tho nnro won tho trst
heat in 20, but lost tho r,sct, through, BRONX
on tho hourcstretcl,. There was mo hofeo called
Lu1cctot II, tho rpco, You probably Rot tbluxa
a Nltlo mixed.
.tr,. f.,x,, r,,,on
1n,.;,,. 1, ~ ~. .'iu', .,,.a
,,.,...! asus '.s,. - tn,ts ,.t',. I'.asa'
fr,i1a.. Mme'' ,.a asn .. naf ~ sas ' suso ,ne'
t"'ts ...u ~. "5 na'us W, I'-.'.' "o'o ines
x.-,, A"usu.'s ~ ~. ane n,' I"",
ono .S't ~, .,.!'.: nis y = ts,i 1no '"'o iaN
,,,,., t.nl.. a"..c LInt'n. In.
-o"l'Ht31"oo po''t' " s''"' Aea9.
by tho niercSt cEl0ncc, In tho twilight gloom,
In tho orchard path so met Hc-
In tho tnll vet Rrnss, with its faInt porfnmA
And tried to pass. hut sf1o n1ade no root>
j. On! tried but suo wonld not Let mo,
with lny fuco bcnt down abovoIt,
iiow the clover l!tto'l each pink, swoet head
h~ks ks ktns.hk b.nss- Il
, 1880-11-17

UITMtEbG IUCHIFB1 --------
Clask ttrcct. botwccn I.nke nnh Hnndnipb. FnSaga-
ihent of Mr. Harry u. Richmond. "Ous Candidate"
Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-11-17

Randolph xircat, Acswaon CIark md Ia eale. En-
gagcnlont OF Tho Tile Club "1d1o lfUuFs" Afsof.
noon And evening.
, 1880-11-17

Madison stsset, hetwren shN nnd ncarboru. "afoI
tnlUr'h II M5stpslis."
The daily gazette., 1880-12-30

THa FLEE PLUes. was said that
many Of the fire plugs we're found frozen
yesterday morning, and that the firemen
lost much time In getting their apparatus
In service In consequence. II this had
been so. there would have beeu neglect
on the part Of those having them In
charge. But we are informed that the
report was erroneous. The plugs wege
not frozen. They are the patent make
and do not freeze, the water being shut
OF far below the surface Of The ground
10 prevent such an occurrence. II lie
said that the water plugs In many parts
OF the city are covered with snow.
This ought not to be allowed to con-
tinue. The plugs ought to be cleared
Of the snow, and looked after without
further delay. We presume they arc
not all Of the patent kind, and the In
crease Of the cold within the past
twenty y-fouI hours has been 80 great that
many OF them may be frozen now that
we're not frozen yesterday. 1t Is posi-
BILE. hsweYer. that ths sDow may have
and actually prevented them from
freezing. II the plugs that are covered
with snow are not frozen and those
that were exposed to the "blizzMd" last
night are found to be froz IN, then what
was feared will be found to have re-
suited in benefit.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-30

COAL CoNsUMPTIoH.- - The con-
sumption Of coal during the past sixty
days has been something remarkable.
1t 10 doubtful II there was ever so much
c al consumed by housekeepers during
November and December before. Many
families find their winter supply already
exhausted, and say that last year they
had only consumed the same quantity
up To the first OF April. 1t is stated that
in some Of the small towns the supply
Of coal in the yards Of the dealers is
quite low and in some cases entirely ex-
nausted. The price OF coal has been
advance so cents ION.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-30

The snow on the streets is not likely
TO pass off rapidly. Still housekeepers
should be careful To opon the cutters
opposite their dwellings. II The water
is not allowed to flow away ice will 40
cumulate on the pavements and make
the premises not only dissgreeable, but
walking dangerous. A little labor with
the shovel and broom will prevent this
and keep the cutters free for the dow OF
the water when the weather changes and
a thaw lakes place.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-30
BETTER FRIENDS TO tn E
BLACKS.
ABSTRACT OF RECENT Lrrrrn FROM

ABsrRACr or RECENT LETTER FROM
A. X. MCCLURE.
al saw score OF colored policemen
ON the street. Of New Orleans servin ng
under Demparatic mayor, but u wouM
coet Mayor Siokeley his last hope OF
slection II he were to put sable police
man ON Chestnut street. l saw black
men sitting on the Democratic side OF
Southern Legislatures, but no kepubll-
can district In Philadelphia or Pennhyi.
vania, has ventufed to nominate onb OF
ihe seyenly-tive hundred oolored voters
OF the citS, or one OF the thrice that
mum Der in the State, for any leRislati We
positton either State or municipal.
saw the colored man miugle with Dem-
oci atis organizations IN the south, ou,
not oue could sit in the councils OF the
League or the Union Clubs or march IN
mixed ranks with the lnvincibies OF
Young Republicans In philadelphia
saw him have tree access to every chan-
mel of nee anical Industry in the South,
but he is relrntlessly excluded from The
organized mechanical pursuits OF Re-
publican Philadelphia. Hts admission
into .be printing flee OF the Times, or
th Press or the Norh American would
yacAte every white name case, where
most of them vote he Republican tickot
TO help the black mau; and the colotru
labor OF the South. ~ a class, Is to-day
better paid, more steadily employed aud
more uniformly free from want than .he
farm labor of the North OF OF any coun-
try OF the world, Indeed, so great is
the demand for labor IN the now rapidly
.OsS-s .ss = .spsUy j. v'hsL ALI -cnl0reg Ia
January; their wives and children
double or quadruple their income In the
cotton pickiDg season, thas last three
months in the year, and there Is now
yearly winter inhux of white labor
rice harvests. This In the peace 10 the
black and white man that has followed
the now accepted domination OF the
whites In the South, and the black man
does not wish Il changed for . renew al
OF struggle TO which he Is utterly un-
equal"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-30

HERlFFS SALE.
- by virtue OF "A writ OF Vena Exponas
TO me directed. will be exposed to puhIic
sale at the residence OF Bayard L. Derlcz-
son, on The lime stone road, near the
Mermaid, ia Mil Creek Hundred, Ia Nrw
Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER sIst, 1880.
At IL o'clock a. m.
The following described Personal Pro-
OF pigs, york wagon and harness. / MAJ
ket wagon, two horse wagon and har-
ness. / moving machine, / horse rake.
hay bed, plows, harrows and cultiyators
lot OF dairy fixtures, lot of potatoes'
lot OF corn, lot of poultry, LOT of
wheat and oats, lot OF hay, lot Of bran.
sleigh and be Is, robe, Is acres OF wbeai
In the ground, market wagon, also sun
dry other articles. &c, also a loi OF house-
hold and Kitchen furniture,
selztd and taken In execution an the
be sold by anu W
JOHN PYLE, late sberin.
"a snerins s Office, New Castle, December
~ '''' l6-eodts.