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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
Another.

SYRACUSE, January %.
Elias Gebhart. aged l6 years, . clerk in
. hardware store. was instantly killed by
q customer to-day, while buying . pistol.
The revolver contained three balls. md it
was not known to be loaded.
During the absence OF the keeper from
the luuatic asylum. on Blackwell's Island,
one inmate killed another.
Arrest Of . Padrone.
NV York. January %.
Antonio Giovanni Carolo. the padrone
convicted Of inveigling seven boys from
Italy. has been sentenced to i've years
imprisonment. This is the Ars: convic-
ton here undo the so-called Padrone Act.
a Dimcnitv Adjusted.
NEw ORLEANS. January %.
The duel between Major E. A. Burke and
Major 4. J. HnrN, wss fought this aftw.
, 1880-08-02
A ClcrCyMun's Wonderful Inyention to
Save Lilo. In Water.

SH jHftk tAHg.t 4rtf1ntph.
ell Brown, tlas patented An inventol wlIicl,
promises, tn hc sl'nplc md ps,.ctlenl lnenIIs
0f lessen!ng tho nsf1her nf deaths by ttrow,l-
portion Of tie cunt, wnisle,,at or dress. 1t
dies mt Ntla to tlla weight Or In any way
nlter the nppearanee Of TIE ear'nent,, Tho
preparation y inserted batween tho lining
pIactd es ' each ss Of .e brsast aMi Up tlio 9
back. The moment 4 nlnn falls IN tliq Wntcr
the cont inlla.es, a1la he cannot keep his hea.l
1lnder the waves. The Invention WAs practi-
y ssly ts;tra sat 1T the s%pE tE:t bs! !s q a t,G
pieces OF linen. with part ct tho prePar-
itinM inserted bGtween tho folds, wsre tlirnwl,
Into the water The linen instantly inintct!
50 as Y form Hl,,ntrre csl''i ,!nd e.. oatsd
pnny then put on coat with tlt preparation
insartcd In II, ila frat went llnlur q fhower-
bath, where he wl.s thoroughly ttren3'led. to
show that iliIlai!0s! would not take placo u1,-
Under tho showrr.bath the cnat did not alter
atte.tdant then took i "i,eader" Into tho
water, liz rcappeared at the surface Utmost
Entering a part Of the bath deep enough to
bottom, et al, and tlls wafer scarcely
Isachcd his chip: n,y struaKls, .,o. !.e
Spts Z eams s"1' ap .asaia iastantiE IT, iy., pissstnes
himself Of tile garment, 1t lloated about the
bath until It was tak',n out. The inventor
then attached pEcce Of lead weighing three
pounds to his appliance, which presents the
appearance Of i short, light sleeve, or lInlng,
aid threw It Into tho wuter: The sleeve, iii
touching the water, Instantly expanded like
small bolster, and toated abo!it the bath
we'll out Of the water. sustaining ths lead
pcrtupnts were as interesting as they wera sl.o
cessflll. Tho inventor states Tint biz Appnl..
ntus, which wu,ild simply form an additional
lfntnK inserted III portion Of the garment,
as he could possibly endure the exposure.
Fnr forty-liyu Or tifiy hours 1t would bo
effective, tor Its purposr III The event Of a
persun so*ing c''nsc!ousness the lintng " tte
the bIens. pair IT pillows, against which
his head would lpst.
, 1880-08-02

can only he done through she ,t3reenback
party. Tile only l,opo for Republicans in tho
S"!ti1 ,,., Is Under the nnme q lreenI1ckers,
@ q ."Gy a,y 't Of NV Werxnsnem Ms ts" who e eas if
the managers Of Ill election the best
s 4s ~ was, I's tsyE aE Ewo G Dc $ n IN III a5ss, s.s
ana liG atEyssed them to DO likewise In Ala-
!atna." lie remarked TO me tinle ard again
that ne would !ilake It hot for the Democrats
Se ''fG,9 s remsrss m3SsG i, f Mt kot anrs ,"F N T
strung that a Grsenhack Democrat was n
!lulnbup. lal>0rlnR men must not support q
DEMOCRAT, even X he does Intlorse The Green
back doctrInu
JESSE HAni,EE SAYS:
Col. Jesse Ilarrer, of Illin,la. member nf
me: :. we come down huru tu flgHt tlIIs
crowd that cart be scared. ii The Alal,aina
liysly for them" ne said 10 sfaj. Il. Kati.
1lava sent mr!t doWn So,ith that they tid,,t
t4re tn kill, mid, while the pftlpiu of
40ss a sspe a's in on hs se'f @o % 'f"vss liz ieoes xs
eIly said that u wns the Intention of
tho party TO Send tiown then with sum
clelt turca to protect them. and that any up.
sessaiy M mel 'y b. + force ss .iGs asksd Tp m
changes. lie replied, .".Thcre won't lie any
election BY tho 1'eopfs:'', ~ reply to my otcs-
s, tion as 70 w,,at YOU'D be !he result ot ne
sni1latS''' ils,t he s'''' It's going to Wind up Ill
oEonaE TURNER BAYS:
In, n conversation with Mr.. George Turner,
Chairman OF tho Republican State Executive
epsss!s wf "f's liz G aas "a ps Tss a
would use his utmost utdphyDr6 tO assist
, 1880-08-02
MARINE NEWS.
An Iron Passenger.8teamer to Be
,Duilt for tho Goodrich Line.
A Collision In The ,llnrbor That Might
llavo Proved Serious.
How Canadian Tug-0aptains Feel About
Secretary Freuoh's Letter.
4 Variety o' Local and General Holcs-news
by Telegraph, Etc.


L
an 1nox rAssEx0En STEAMER ron THIS LAKE.
During bis uslnl round yesterday THE TR1u-
ME- reporter was put In possession Of tho yal-
,ab!o md Interesting Information TINT Capt. a.
r. Goodrich. owner and manager of tho popular
geat Of GuodsIch Llnc steamers. has about coin-
tip,rd prtangcmonts for tho construction OF
iarre. conmodtnus, and very fnAt lrun sile-
wheel steamer for ono OF bis Lake Michigan
routes. A model Of tho coming candiAte for
nubllo favdr Is A1ready perfected and accepted.
An euqns Of The ocGan narinu pnttcrn Is conr
tracted for In Now York. md arrnnuomUnts nro
comp,eted with tin iron shlp-huilding firm
nj i,utroIt with which bir. Frunk T. kirhy
IA connected for tho construction Of tho hull,
which Is to be- entirely Ut iron. nnd not nt tho
composite ofrtcr. Tho ltow etcnrncr viii ho of
Heei, .uy feet; lerHt1 over Hl, siu feet: bclm of
S aSo,t Il foot; depth Of hold IL feet. The lodeI.
HI perfected, 10 designed fur Bpeed, and with tho
puyerfiil niauhlnery ordered for her Capt, Good.
f!chnnicipntcs that ahc c,ltl be run up tD speed
uf eighteen niles mn hour. Thoso realcrs OF
TifE INinuNE who hre wont 10 trAyHl iii tho
Yutcr Will hnil the Intelligence here uiyon With
pieasrro. parsicuinrly as th0y hase learned
from: esp.ricnce tint that tno 0Sodrieh Line
pUplllaso IN tho lnaea 1t s not kt.own whers tho
now steamer will bc plnced w1en completed.
Thht reaaalIls FOR t9e to ;lotcrnts,9: snt
" Il tss'ssss e hs lsss: sha !sss,st!sa
IT. sIg by tho openIns Of aS'gaton nsxt scason,
DoCli SorEs.
Sunday was rather moro than usuul q dnll dny
Saons sno arrivals yesterday M ,.' wsro It@s the
fnotn Milwaukee,. tn BIT lUM.ed with Brhin. Tho
Eaveldrld towel pdst Wells atroot bridge shortly
sefes no9 ap s vas to tac the osk sa lid
laka at b:iU o'clock lust evening. Tho Porter
, 1880-08-02
LAKE PORTS.

Special DispattA IA Tnd Chicago Tttbttns.
DETitnIT. Aug. 1.-1'assod up-i'rupcliers 81,
Paul, Winslow, Gordon, Campbell, Emplre;
stcam-bnrgea d. N. Turner antl bargc.. Iron
A0G ind cora0rt aud schooner Columbian. Vest
ford and barxes, F. II. Kttchum: schnonera
Smith md Post, Morning Star. G. @. Barnes.
fuung America, II. 9. Cleveland. Dolawnrr,
Thrce 1,ruthora. Metropolis, L. May, Guthrie,
Scan,nn, 8. 4. 1lard. J. II. Qmimby. :
Pissed tnwh-Propcllors Potomac, Grapito
Stnte, Eyuck; steam. bnrgcs Outonnson and
bargcs and schooner Hobokcn, 1saao Mny and
lar9es, Iiiawatha and consort, 1ntor. Ocean and
oorsprt. Gcorgo King nnd hnrgcs, Mnry Mills
md burgess. Frod Kelly and c,t1sort and sch0nn.
ors Tielvctta, II. s. Deacon; echo1ncrs Ntchnrd
lnFk, Z. Corning, MAry, Hattlo II. Ross s. J. I'll
den, Mcara. Wrsts!de. Mystio star, Laurn. U. ".
BOND. kato Koiy. d,
roRT HURON.
Fonr 1lUnoH, Mich, Aug. 1.-rnssed up--rro-
peI(ors Wnslow, st.. Paul, V. II. ketcham, Snnt-
Inc, Gordon Canpucll, George ColwclE md
burgess, a. A. Turner md burgess, Vicnua and
collsort sohooners c. c. Dnrncs, Young Amor
iea: Vampire, Morning Star, Smith &; Post, Dcl"-
l5oyn|Prorgl!ars Nyaek, waverly,, slilwau;
kce. Quebec. Sew York. 0Lasgow, md barxcs =.
YoseE,ito a,ld burgess Clinton With schooner
shnndon and conaart, j. Cha1Icu md Gnrges, Ger;
lnulul l!nu EGS,tIynOntn WI1S.L y lt8i11l anu
Hnlstctl. Mnrio Prlngic and bnr9os. Q. L,irbut
nnsi ct,lsurt; sohonnt!s s J. Tttlo. Mcare, Most
Side, Myet!c snr. Q: II. I!ond, kuto Kelly. GInd-
stone, II. 4. Kent. JAno 1}nll, Thomas W. Ferry:
tugs FufcHn nild Ferry with tnfta.
Wlnl-Southwcst, gentio: weather cloudy.
sTunGEnN RAY.
Special Dfsratch to 1he Chttdan Tribune.
SruldroS BAY, Wis, Aug. 1.-l'nssed t!own---
Tug aiononneo iilver, towing barge y. ". Ste
phenson. ot Nononloneo., She IL now baryo.
built Mt Manttowoo mud 1MuncAcd yesterday.
for tho Kirby Carpenter Company. She Is tho
finest GnrKo on tho flne.
Wind-South and light: olear and pleasant. :.
CLEVELAND.
Special Dtspaseh to The Chicago 7'rihnns.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. .-Arriyed-rrnpelters
Il; D. Iutttc, spaEta, SUPERIOR Mara,'ot,e; ose:
EeHooiers Eseanaba, Monticello, George II.
Ely, Clayton uo!!c, Col. Cook. Marquette orc;
Znch Chandler, Escnnnba, ore.
:, ,,Cleared-iropclicrs scotia. Chicago; George d.
6luan, Chicngo, coul.
Special Dispatch to 1ns Chteaqn Tribune.
ERIE, Pa.: Aug, 1:-Conrcd -'f'r0pelacrs
Concstt,gn. WIssnhiokon, morchuudee; schooa-
CT Ammo Sherwood. coal, Chioago.
, 1880-08-02

wIl"n .t;cn. l1ancock ortlorrd Il, my batteries
wnn1l not l,ays had SHOT LETT whcll the
Rebel grand charge was n,A'lc.'"
, 1880-08-02
NOTES FROM ABROAD,

THEY ALE AMU6Eus
An An,herstb,,rg (ca,nta, pupcr enys; nCapa-
dian tu0 Cuptains horo aro 1nuoh amused at tho
hitler os Ass,st"nt saorctarv 1frcnc,, IN rcsnoot
TO the towing OF American vessels botween Chi
esso ana nuHalo ~ Canadian tugs, and DO noe
leon to care whether tho lnw Is enforced or not,
say nas They nee up s, o"s N
usu1al Hu.aID !ooue.'uaesin eanaaa mA.a1s''aao
.aorefore no Jaw docs not aaeot them IN sho
from towing Auortcau' vcssol, auywboro b.
tween Amcrlwn ports, they viii pruGabiy, In ro.
n''atlon, petition the Canad'an Government to
at oneo' stop tho work nov being dono at tho
Llmc-K!ln Crossing, us tho wutcr thoro lsof eul-
son.aep.n aotam ,,, pspoaes % ,eau.eea 10y " Ganaa .
ue Hasu tt.u u.osas a.u at.a ~
uou Of cana,nu ~ rasers t,,a
puts the following query as TO tho effect nf Tint
ibnngh ] Tie WuIlanI Ganal Il sho Is u not slowsI
10 bo towcd W Gaaadian t,ig7''
rbo porrv o,rd Mr, ,n s,or t,ot - IN
nroro th 1a fbra yn"r M",r ear I1 m @
mutin1 'S1 as,1ns st,u,3 rnnairs an ~" W"I,Inn
S1s, RIet eto'p f nnfat t svra"s ~ W. 'av h
snoh ehisgl t9 tleGth nf twc & inohoa into ono 9r
tou tnos wSat @ @ ns9 aaso Saea !: shs tias et
, H.. asastosf a.s IL also staes tt w tn ias. ttip
deep d wator. it's 10 % regretted .hat 10 atspa
hs;s esSn s., axen ~ for se.Gag oG,
he a3, staecrts t afo mt Gor1Go1; u Soia o9 70
tao nene.'t OF ta9 GGmpany 10 aavo lao question
'~AF' ~ '''' I'LL" osnssgsos, aosssYs;
Is now cal!cst ti,o Doiawaro. ~' ''' ~ o"'
scsnN new e ot "a % sool pcs
lumber. was at Uswcgo ihe other day % hor
Tho tS now 1 stem t1 yanht s SWIM ado her trial
tip recently Ut Kingston. Sho IS u beauty, aid
?n1 Of tho fustcst uilon tho lakca. She will cost
aoeE ii rl baaons!o Il fop rspars' and Il Ws
ID bottSm' sAA'N ~ 0'oo ''"a 00's'1 '1AoAsA
: In consequence of customs regulations TINT
auty Masi 10. patd Oh damSgod grain Or
duunti,ies hsyu iloen tnrownr r oyarboard IN tto
~ fow days u kip .ton. oatario, ssvonti VS..
er Ma9aka !nwin {th " crm is W fenm ca III II,
t.ushus dun,auad. Several other yrssnls nrriy.
ss to iast asy Of two baa from from Is t. rs bush-
y WE wySt: In, been .topped on tho wreck Of tho
schooner Trenton. thut blocks tae entrunoo T.,
WI VII aSs ha'pss Il aSs sspn S'a
dusk nivht. 0''s' - S''
Work on tho now steamer which Can't, Monk
ess!u !u98 ae ~ Wers ssnyafof Of u sd syx 'Gs
sSes5eSsnx sSe e rapy Aor aSck y ,hslnE iad and
boat will hn f,nish1 ~ s"nil 1Miaepl,.aa pa.u. ~.
deter": -" W a''''"ea " o'P'' ''e'*'*''' f"'''''
peTeif t 81! Teans ~ q .nys "1o
mkt fhc TSIimyi IN aaNn".e ~ thn 1imnnssnrs
Staato g. sao I;S!Fe With t6ey alout q b!id Ths
thiry" W." nmd IT, T. a9ont @ S !.os w. o.
Of tTcntv fn,t fhas, w." chon9os A., msde r,
umt as \, % ~ taKe n;oiKaa ..'
d. aew bSss viii Ii pe ,lse Tsneut ta tho vmaaus .
JIG sSat a 50 oa.ea All, n o ay " 81
DIV T't ,l III tnh hsgntt h a.n .stsusup .! M Me1.
" ia aAo 0ATR VIII bG o4l!t Win SEcc!AA view
, 1880-08-02

Such blota upon beauty ~ p!mpies, rouKhneas.
sallowncss 2ro ubDtorated W Glenns Sulphur
saAD.
, 1880-08-02

Iu addressing his audience, Gen. Weaver
says tllat te financial issues ure tho onus for
consideration, but IN IL conversation with
no .suid "AnAneIal questions atu Ut no ini-
portNnte; tho mnIn obItui Is to overthrow
tho Democratic party ln the South, ul,d II
, 1880-08-02

An cptonta ot all Republics and q summary OF tho
existing dangers IL our own,
"1h!s book !. full Of strongly -presontcd thnu9ht
nnd OF Information whlEb II " pity TINT ererT tttlzen
does not posroas, Snn nno VII! rcn.i IL !th0u, hnW
Inspiration to good cltxenshlr."-1ho Diu!.
ltol., limo. flo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-11
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL never.falHts cure for nsr
yous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sp@-
matorrhBa, Los e MAN
HOUis,i mpotency, paralysis.
and all tho terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excesses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las.
sitllde, nocturnal emission, O.
version to society, dimness Of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobservci
%hat load tn SnSa nifty
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-11
.TgoR. So .ATaH.

\ OFFER sSts .shIE THREE HUNDRED
l. aSeo II and. viii. dwelling. house, barn and sheds
good Ice house IL Ut cast three tons)we adapted
Tor am,l ranch S;aUes and sheds enough to accomrno
1atc one hundred c,ws cut from seventy to
9und!o tons 81 hsy also vegetable grounds also ofcr
s0r e nom 800 to $40 head Of graded Angora ewes grade
rom 81 TO 1916. Together With three fun bloodcd bucks
RON Unmarried 1T ok or Iric, ard particulars inquire
Uf1bE 5, 4. SWIFT, Warm Springs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-11

in the ana many other diseases t'a' ieao 70
and death u-lx
DR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five aun1re"
Dollars q Of this kind the w ~ Ute-
ALIVE lunder his special advice and tTeatHent VIII NC
cure for anything impure injurious found IN II;
IlNrIt all Private Diseases successfully ~itnout
mercury Consultation f--e Thorough examlna'
ton and advice including analysis OF urine, - OO o
OF Vital restorative g 90 bottle, or Tour uihos
the quantity sl0Co; any address upon receipt
price, C. o. D. secure from Observation and IN pri's's
name if desired, by a. Il. N1NTIE, n. u.
III Ksarney Street. San francisco Cal.
DR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
RE T1CITF cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
naints Gono,rhna elect, IeucOrrhaa. For sale by B. r
foster Geo. G. Thaxter Druggists Carson Cty $oo
a bottle, six bottles for S.
DIR MlNsIr'S tNDtLlbN FILLS are the
bes. and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In the market For sale by B. F. Foster and George e.
Thaxter, druggists Carson City mh1'-y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-11
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
NcRrn CARSON STREET. CARSON
@ CITY, NEVADA.

Having leac,d this wel.kuoxn br;cl. building I no
ny os and thu p-biis in general tina. i. will be KEEP
= trst-csss hotel in every particular
THE TABLE viii be second t. none in the State,
THE u Ar will be supplied with tho best brands
Wines issuu,s am, Cigars
ss-tai cpls AMI ce;i.,enanly va;ters have bees 50
,lrad.
AZ ar Old resident II Carson City. ask and cSpeet
sar0 Of public patronage. Ny Intention Is 70 attend to
is'rsen TO tbs wasts VI my patrons 3. =. SMALL
...-E Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24
The Situation in Ireland,

The question is frequently asked
why the dcstitution in Ireland is con-
fined to a few localities instead of be-
Ing general over the whole island. A
recent letter from Ireland to tho New
York Herald gives an explanation
Of this, which may be co, rect. Ac-
cording to the writer there are two
lrclands, that Of good arabic land, and
that Of bad or inferior land, such as in
Sligo, Donegal and parts Of Mayo and
Galway, III the western and north
western portions Of the island. 1t
seems incredible that excessive sub
division should take place only in the
districts where the land is the worst.
Yet such is tho case. Ask for tho
most wrctchcd spot in Ireland and one
will be shown to an estate where the
land is tho poorest, and where, at the
same time, the greatest number of
tenants congrcgaIc. Take, for in
stance, Lord Dillon's estate. The
late Lord Dillon, who died only few
weeks ago, was regarded as one of
the best landlords in Ircland-a model,
III fact. Yet his tenants are the most
wrctchcd in the country, solely on
account Of the smallncss Of the hold
ings on his estate and the badness of
his land. 1t is said that there arc on
his property 5000 tenants, none of
whom pay over e. year rent. There
is another estate in Ireland, tho rental
of which only amounts to G1 900; vet
it is divided into 600 holdings. Yet
mother has $500 tenants, mono paying
over G3 year rent. The excessive
subdivision Of these holdings is said
to be the reason of the dcstitution
tenants not having enough land to
raise sufficient supplies. From in.
Tor nation laid before Parliament il,
1870, it appears that out Of six hun,
dred and twenty thousand farms i,
the whole island, five hundred and
twelve thousand arc valued at less
than ninety dollars rent per annum
while, as above shown, thousands ar,
much smaller than this. Sir Roger
Palmer's, in County Mayo, consists
of eighty thousand acres, and ront.
for about sixty-tivc thousand dollars
year, not quito dollar al acre, show
Ing the inferior quality Of the land
Yet on this are any number of hold
ings of less than five English acres O.
about thrco Irish acres. In one por
ton of his Derrycoosh farm there ar
thirty odd families on a hundred an,
fifteen Irish acres. The Widow
Quinn supports q family OH two an,
q half Irish acres, or four Englis'
acres, and pays seven dollars rent be
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24
A Horrible ACCIDENT "A

A HORRIBLE ACCIDENTAL Dan
Vile, Va, special states that Mrs.
May, an aged lady, living six miles
from Danvillc, in PittsylvaniS county,
with two daughtcrs--Nliss Kate NAV,
aged eighteen years, and Mrs. Hcrn--
don, q married lady-was placing a
Kerosene lamp on the mantel on Thurs
day night. when it was overturned,
and an explosion followed. Mrs. May
was cnvclopcd in flames. Mrs. Hcrn.
don and Miss Kate ran to their moth.
er's assistance, when their clothing
took fire, and tho three ladies rushed
into the yard. Mrs. May and Miss
Kate ran around, screaming wildly
for help, until they fell dead, suffocat,
ed and frightfully burned. Mrs
Herndon lay down and rolled over un.
til the flames wcre extinguishcd, but
was terribly burned and became I'M
conscious. Although still alive, bu,
little hopes are entertained Of her re
covcry.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24
NEW GOODS !!

w hvs will
w second supply of Fall and Winter Goods
case Fruit Of the Loom Long Cloth.
rs pieces other brands of Long Cloth.
Bessbrook Jeans
pieces Jeans andC
Dress Goods Apacas, Mohairs, Cashmeres
Blankets white colored Flannels
Homespuns Plaid Homespuns Dligs Onabugs Ticking
Shirtine, Cotton Flannels
Comforts, Shawls Cloaks, Boulevard Skirts
full supply white
Drawers, Beached, Brown and Colored Half Hose
Clothing and Hats
Overcouts! Overcoats! !! Overcoas
For the ladies
Ruing Collars and Cuffs Edgngs ank Insertions Ribbons
The "Pnafore,' "Juna pride" "Beatr Corsets
White Goods such Nainsooks Cambcs
For housekeepers, have Danask Doyes
Towels Bleached and Brown Sheeings. .''
Notions in variety. ''r
Ladies' Misses and
Mems, Youths and Boys Boots and Shoes
Trunks Valses Saachels Umbrellas
Grocery everything
prices eTa' -
a please. I'd. . .>,,.# ELDER g. CO
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24
Seymour and Conkling.

The New York IIc,uM is not as
numerous for Grant rs it was Il few
months back, while its representative
John Russell Young, was cavortina
with his liigmess around the world
consuming hashcesh with the Ahk
hoond Of Swat, ogling the swarth!
Begun Of Bhopal, or dcvouring pup
py hash with peacock -fcathcrcd Mal.
darincs, or pulling fragrant T.atakia
with pashas Of many tails from Il com
mon hoakah. Whether the waning
enthusiasm Of the UeyulN arose from
the curt refusal OF General Grant to
permit Il He'u|d correspondent to ac-
company his circus in its present
Southern and Mexican trip, is not
known, but certainly the Herald is not
now for Grant. Roscoe Conkling,
the wattlcd gobblcr Of tho Senate, is
now the coming man. In long
article the Ucy0M shows that Horatio
Seymour would sweep New York
like n whirlwind against any candi-
date of the Republicans save one, that
sole exception being the wattlcd and
tutted statesman aforesaid. Seymour
carried New York against Grant in
1868, and last November the only can-
didatc elected on the Democratic tick
ct was llOratio Seymour, Jr.. known
chiefly as the nephew Of his uncle.
The Ucr0N believes that Seymour is
the strongest Democrat in the United
States, and that he would rouse the
Democracy Of New Jersey and Con-
nccticut equally with those Of New
York.
Grant would encounter thc opposi-
tion Of all the anti-third-tcrmcrs and
the independents. Blaine is ut dug
gers points with Conkling. Shcr-
man, with Hayes, was directly
snubbcd and insultcd by the election
of Cornell. 1t has all along Lem as
'crt'i by the Republicans that Conk-
ling is devoted partisan Of Grant,
that all his energies arc bent to sccur-
ing third term for the cx-Prcsident.
The Uera/d, however, gives The
startling information that Grant, when
in Washington, although he saw a
multitude Of people, good, bad and
indifferent, did not sec Conkling, and
refused TO visit New York. This may
mean a rupture between these worth
les, and consequent aspirations Of
Conkling himself. AS New York is
the Pivotal State, both Democrats
and Republicans may select standard
bearers from its borders. In that
case Conkling and Seymour, brothers.
in-law, may contend for the mastery.
This would be struggle OF giants.
Conkling holds the Republican party
Of New York in his hand. lie is in
tcllcctnaly very strong and is u per-
foot bull-dozcr. Totally wanting in
the morals and virtue that dcscrvcdly
place Mr.. Seymour on such q high
plane, this defect may not aicnatc
from him Republican support. IT
would be as we'll to watch out for
Conkling. lie would make q villain
Gus President. But co. the imperial
istic tendency Of tho third term we
would as soon have Grant as Conk-
ling.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24
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