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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-21

The harvest OF the Dalrymple farm in
Dakota territory, OF 81 5000 acres, is now
in progress. There are "a, ZOO acres IN
wheat and Il. 900 acres in oats, both ex-
cellent crops. One hundred and twenty
five horsepower OF reaping machines
began work early in the week, and a
number oil steam threshers are about
ready. The wheat will average eighteen
Bushels.
The increase OF European travel this
Yer former years is said to be 20 per
cent. The watering places, too. in this
country are crowded. The trans are
everywhere full of excursionists. Every
body is or has been visiting somewhere.
and the indications are that the people
have plenty OF money. and that some oil
them propose to stop work long enough
10 enjoy it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-21

There has been an enormous crowd
in Chicago this week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-21

John J.. Redic. a prominent republican
of Omaha. Nebraska, who has cut loose
from the republican party gives the
following convincing reason. among
others. for his course: when it was
a known fact that Samuel j. Tilden had
received the popular vote owe Hayes
of more than a quarter of q million l
never had a doubt but that he was the
legally elected president OF the United
States, and that the electoral votes OF
Florida and Louisiana should have been
counted for him, and | believed then, as
| do now. that the republican party
through those carpet baggers and un-
scrupulous members of congress. robbed
the people OF their choice. and from that
tiMe until this l have never had the same
respect or admiration Tor the republican
party. and regard its usefulness at an
end and l believe, as God is my Judge,
. change OF party administration wi | be
tor the good OF the greatest NUMBER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-21

4 DR.. Glenn, OF California. has 60. 900
acres in wheat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-21

The st. Louis Republican has improy-
ed its appearance very much with q well
selected new dress. It is as neat rs a
young girl, and exceedingly pleasant I o
look on. If 1t will increase its impress
sion just 3 little it will be one of the
best printed as il is one of the ablest
edited papers in the country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-21
Wteklg gntelligsnfer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

Ayoob Khan has attacked Candahar.
Miss Nelson will be buried in Lon
don.
, 1880-09-01
SPIRIT or THE GERMAN pRE&

Tho Washington % c., DsuttcAes 1of1t.t 4ne.t,
tho following leaders ''The Dctnocfa'o sP P.,.ts
era and tho Democratic prcsa have .a',,soes1 "'.,
argument for tho necessity OF tho des'fapt,
Or tho election Of their Presidential caauaa .so.
They sey thAt by tho election ot llaaeoSH a..
.uouatlsm would be tho1o,iKhly anu 1ofe's., feos,an5
stroye,l, II the great mlsses Of inc passst;s
thu Nurth Gould 10 convinced that pentose. ,seem.
victory would bo tautamount to breakM, 'as,,os
of' the Soltd South aud Democratic o..ts o'se.t
frauds, 10 q destruction OF tho nets n',,an i.
syste!ns OF intimidation put IN oFent Fera tbs
ordor 10 keen tho coloscd voters a"ay tloI Iasss
nols, and TO an abandonment Of so9tnet" nm,
10 urucuro tndemnidcatlon for lossea ~
ln9 the Rebellion; for rho pa}Mss MI
tho southern dcnt; for tho pasMss passa~scs
for ltboF4tcd slayes aud 10 Ps~o,,M
Confederate soldiers, then Gen: aanso ~ naxt
bayo BY fur bc&tar prospects to peoome v" n,s Ia
President Of tho United 6tAscs soan ~ .'a,voan
day. That thls bittes sectional stf1io ,c, ev 40
Nerth aud south Is National t'ls."'1s: 'a.,,: Ii
QUO will dony. 1t Is fraught '*lth aa"*f ~ tha
obstruuts tho material Development ~ tbo
country, and 10 In direct 'eontr4dscuou,, ~ Ths
fundamental Ideas Of q. ialde! hePuuuss. o.csps
duuxer OF thls OWL Il such that VIC ca's,'o. Tsoe
It. but wo must ,uept It like men saee " ~ the
Ills tho leuItIq1ato offspring OF tho "us t. ,ha
Rebclll0a, a. well ~ tho sudion eaaax't t;nton.
aoolal rcla Hons In many 6iates OF 1ae tnojr
nv nominating Union 0osler'n "" n"ocra,io
Presidential candidate, tho s to.
purity has ppprentIy dono nue. of
waxjs reconciliation and ext1fpaup,s ~ .ha
nil bad feollnSa but Gen. !ianeoek n. TX Hatty,
SERVANT not tho mast1r and .cu!{sr o. r. II e,cfso
aud wo arc compelled. by pHshlqx n''
, 1880-09-01

TINT wnilid link ng1y; tslt tn It III ni,'h1 nht.
dS With ii thut wtt,Ii ts LETT WHY sho l,rtl,r.
VIZ VIZ Ensr ts '.Ypst..t,!"Is ~: Nv ,a,sre
s.fs US tho eaoessI" Ssa M'Sa's Nv ss.!!s ss
b,,t '.an ,.ncondt!onnl surrrndrs n W,'Ttrys u ta,
got!tc2 v,''. sa,,ssy tnon r,,1 mr Il H. '" rt
az s 4aas e !%'isf %mps+!s 9e"a3k"a s%S!a to Ar:
Mynn tt I'm. he ;~ VI: Thy sfiS'Ty ,. H. m tp
a. n''3,oy 5SAt ise aTriy, Mgn, st. t., e, 4,
fsf sspy 10 With s s. Ec t9a 4 he ~ y II,
Wynn did 10. N!mScr,y il!cn won, 10 hi, st,'r,,,
thSra 70 ~, nwnat t,a result ot their u hel!l.h ,
.vn.tt them trim executing ttoir threntA. md
s H1ses s1T.n9s f t vrfsen thom w to tho Inst
If: Wi,n6criy 6s'hI'' d nativo cf the to,,th ito
was burn IL Nariinli Cosiaiy, sils,. ,When b,y
his fHthsr mnsod tn Ato1nrhl:. and wl.c tho tlrst
Galos oi tllo o'i ono IiHn,re,l grid F!lty;fn,rt.,
to iisht for wat he SelIevcd wors m tic 10 rsts ss,,l
li.cratcs nf ths so!tlicr,, people suss1riI,y ny
~ Ws aoasfe hmsdf iHrSsS e.
1md shnro @ remained until they surrendered Ut
III. Wim6eriy snii ho had hcar,i md reid Of
these ntt snilar Esesc{inse sa!' e. haye i%en
!t nss III II he sn, ns Wus en- teG S re a
tHratln par,y, and like hunslretls and t,,ssan.ls
Of otl9rs tis arg nt,w 1,e,n!,ers 9f the SUMO
:. Mr.. Wiuibcrly honestly believes that II tho
VII &c to &d f1tH g e s eras e bo
naoulo Mo snys; - Let The he,syon: f'll: " The tho
tiurcy s1ke and fur the sAk pf tho rising ktnCra-
honest and carncst prayer." =
TuE TRIBUNE withilol.ls the name of tho
gentleman who Inns sent tt,e above letter, he
cn,,se lle haa given tho inflammation nj tic
, 1880-09-01

SAroyoS.Aut has been electoa Chief Of tho
Ute Nation. as suceeasur to Ourny, whoso frlcnd
and coutpantOn hv had boon tnr several years.
Alrendy seventy Ut tho hcud men und Chiefs ot
tho Enenuphngrcs and tho White t!!yer utes
hAvc rntiHed tho suleation Of Sapoyonar!. Ifo Is
about 80 yenss nf ago, has considerable ability
ind furco of charuutcr, md Is represented III
being usilfc friendly to tho whites. Indeed, It
wns to this hitter fact. as rl,cl rs to ntayta!us
else, TINT htt nwcL hls election. Col. Mcncham,
Of the Tito Commission, says that thcrc is no
question now that tho fullans will sign tho
trcaty prppared by hl1tscf md associates. Tho
crlsia brought on hy tho tlcnth ol Ouray has
tnssc1, mud his successor, tllnugh not 80 ahla u
n,n,,, rnny bo ns useful All nl'y Of our Govern
plent.
, 1880-09-01

1lIc1MoSp. W., was visited by 4 torrible
wIntt md min stnrtn Alondny night. For two
hours tho rain fell In torrunts. urerk In tho
lpwcr part Of tho city lcoAme swoltGn. over
flowed It's bnnks, md ip.ndntet1 the houses OK
that section. Tho people, who arc principally
caforcl!, wcro Ercnty aarinctit and tho woncr,
a1,,t children wcrc fsuntic In thefr arpcals for
help. Thu night wis pltchy tnrk. and tho men
hlIt considerable t'iIltuty In saynx their futnt.
liea. TheIr household goods nnd ft,rnlturo werc
much injured. The strcets wcru badly damaged
BY tho tluNls, nnd many bridges wcro swupt
nw.ly. Lightning and thunder woro almost In
ecssaft during the prpgfcss Of tho st0rin. No
lives arc ropnrtetl n4 lost,
, 1880-09-01

1sEN DuT1.En will bu tho guiding and lead
ing spirit pt tho Massachusetts Democratic cott-
yentlon which meets at Worcester t0+day. Tho
Hola-Bpectaclcd, mosa- backed, slk-stockingeti.
highly -rtsppctubla Democrats hnye boon eutn-
rlotely shelvcs&. linllor Will not tolcrnta thcn.
IIo rrfors to thcru hs yonernbsp FOSSILS Vt y prp-
historic plIat,--aa Miss Nn1oylsh nonontfttos III
rvcrybndys but their owl, ustimatIon.' Tho dol-
cgntos who hnyo utrondy gathered ut Worccatcr
are enthuaiastto for l'utor, and ho cnn with t,sf.
culty restrain thenl from nominating himself for
Uovur,lor to.tluy. Thu doughty Hen hns too
p,,lch Eopl sense to accept nomination this
yaAr, knawtug thnt tha Democrats will bo over
whcInnxly tlcfcatud IN tho Htato. lie bus ac-
cprllngly nrrangod tn nanitt,at0cx.Gov.n nnstot,,
who will n,Akp tho race In tho hupo thAt tho
Democracy may yCt happnn on nuceoss, and that
hf3 may bD rewarded.
, 1880-09-01


:, Aoa'oSS OF inE 1i.shoSE WAY ""!s w.
tlcea hboNt week. aHo ah account nt tHo
s',ns H. " M .,.a r,.os.,,aat, na,,,,,,,,,', ~
at1ss. l1a WIS the tsseAoass s"'".Wate tos
SlleriH Of Ynlabusha County, III which cof-
frcvIIlc ts incotctt Thn disnatchcX from
.sefi"' 10 '"s"le"' A"' "'nu"'e''o '4o'''
Democratic sunrces in that region represent
nd p.nrson M tha oorresst,r. Int TIN. 'r,u,,-
:" e.'teu'' "a 'uo "ss'seo't' W. @u1 AAtf
uNE has adylees which show tlsat tho
nttn,nnt tn 1nur,tor prnrson ,yns dn,;b,
"Is'tpt ~ MA'"es ,'ss.Ss'. ""s ae'to'
cfatc, anu hnly .unn tpelacnt IN gen.
@ N ,a p mo,rho, 1aa t;orst ,,v ,roo"s If % in,l""
tIon first, anil by assassination, otterwnrd, If
lnumtdatlon lA'ieu. ;, als, AZ N WI1hber!ys
who Is nctlny viii. tho ureenback party In
1-n1,h,,.ho as,,,,t,, f,ron tto ,,t ,,or. !, naJI
1a'aoushA county tMoh ~ 'h't aafe 10 Gull
themselves nepuDlloans thero1, has written
~ s.a'eiI!cnt oi 1aa s'. osea.senee, whlca
lrm,utt m Nv n. Damacrutto nnh III.
"Rns "Ns' w. y ,:.s,ss .,,',s .ss,. a ~"
lifeeIbnekera iAu held thbIr meeting Qllu
tiisucrsetl anietly. when q n,,arre1 WINS stnrtctl
, 1880-09-01

TnE Medical ind Snrgtc1t Iour7aal ts dis
rose,l 10 think That my present nttompt TO find
rr1ct Tor slup-glr1s, axposcd to ill~hcalth from
ibng.continltctl standnK, ia in,rrnct!cable, and
TINT It Is mora thln probable thut tho ulatter
will u9utn 10 quietly shelycsl. Or. ltogcr 8.
Tricy. ono Of tho snntnry Inspectors Of tho
Now York ftoar.l of Ilcalth hns lately 1nndo IN
Investigation, under Instructions from tho 1}oFu,
lnlo tho, oxtent IT tho injuries" complained OF.
mud fnrsl tho Firs at1 their parents, MS welf Fs
tho employers, avcrsc to giving any aushentlo
Information. 1le so reported md tue result Is
TINT tho Investigation 'wns abandoned. Tho
Vigorous ngltntlnn recently bcauu by tho Lon
don Lancet. III regard to tho treatment ri shop.
girls in London, l'as bcun equally fruitleas Of
results.
, 1880-09-01

ATToBNEY-t;ENEIsAL DEvESs left WASH
lngtnn Yesterday tn nttepd THO soldiers reunion
atCanton, o. Iio will deliver his irst spcrcl II,
this catnpuxn nj Manc!c, lntl., nuxt Frllny, and
will spcak ut indianapolis on Saturday. md ut
Routh Ilcn'l Monday. From tho inter placn hs
Will proccr4 tn tho Minnesota Stato FAIr ut Min.
Wednesday,.
, 1880-09-01

JOSEPH Il. EM,tET fFfItz) las broken
ont u8ain. lie failed to keep tits engagement Mt
tho Grand Oper,-1Iousc New York, Monday
night, Yesterday bis wife bud q wnrfn1tt lss'ted
for bis arrcst III an hubitua d1uukartl, In order
that t1o may bo confined ior. short limo In
some fnohrinto asylum and given chance TO
sktcr unh
, 1880-09-01

allk Cow, Tho ex:Qrcenhacker Of Maine,
calno l,ack to tho Republican party With brill
lint teptgrtm. IIc said: . b.,
Wo arc united by fusion with tho criminal and
dangerous smith. Tho y0s1nE, lro hluo| Of the
fircUnbnck purity IL to bG trAnsfHsel Into tho
fratao Of this lying despcr.Ilo.
Thu trl.usfustan of hlpnd Is desperate meas
uro In physics: II Will pruyo to be 80 tnpoltlcs.
, 1880-09-01

THE Employers Liability bill. a measure
Introduced by tho liberals thia session, md
which hns hcpn on9 demanded By tho English
wurkIugu,o,t, passed the House Of Lt'rls Inst
evening. but 10 amended that Its nilthors will
scarccly knUw It. when It ct'tncs back to tho
Cntutnons. \ resolution to rclnscrt tho ctausc
which provides thut wurktugmen ahnll be ell
titled to .lattnEcs for injuries received through
tho c.lrecal,ess of employers orther ruprrscnt-
attves, received hut little Buppo1t, nnt waa
ncyativeu without n division. THO lfuuse Of
Commons Will almost Gerta!nty rrfllsn to cortcur
1T tho L0r11s' amendments \ new and moro
next Bcsslprl,
, 1880-09-01

TllEuE arc some tidy llltle fortunesanlong
tho Newport sumtrer-reslt1ents. The taS-liat
lately published BY tho Heft1M aRgreautcs an
cnornnns sum. Ei1tccn Of tho valuations nro
nycr $4,000 cloycn arc over S15a,00, six nre
OF ta)UoOO or mcrc, fn,,r are abayo $o0,0 Co., ami
tllrce ,.sc bcyo,.A 100000 each. Thcso aro tho
"gottaHDss," 10 called. q
, 1880-09-01

,ta, uIe rh'., %oro st'r "tn"suro.. Atno ~ IN,
% o. tsntc% nea' i,h s',h "as surg, rho ws not trs
Arno % tho 'r'as.s "n insanity, is cleared; sSs
tani, Is sent to tho rtn1tcntnrv j., ~, 100 saus
hours. Kentucky Justice i.. ty a ai' iI'"ea.y'fut
kct. F".o ~ my mst
, 1880-09-01

reference TO him and hts letter In tho speeches
no Il nl,out 70 deliver 1T fndinna. Judge 1Avis,
rs Chairman or tho scnatc Jhdfctatr Committee,
could ensy satisfy hiu,sclf ~ to tho Rronntllcs-
ness Of his auspiciot,s; and, II fraud exists aud
no taa mt exp'nctl It. f,a has hcen dcrnlfdein his
duty, The faut IL, that Senator 1,avis' lnsn,ln
tinns are without tho irnst shadow OF ]usttfca-
lion, T11cr aro n l,nsetc.* hs they arc llnAc.
, 1880-09-01

MI Mn, NAnr1E1n's culoQy on cx.l,cnr..,.,
at1so Jamcs hchlcicher, Of Tcxa,, ha, 49,
meny friends among tho Gcsmans, VIZ ~ n na'n
un'e tho atarnss WINS doliycrcti," =, ~ as Aa
cttnotl poksb'aa observes, "Nr. f1s,aoue, .oe Cln.
othor public oilicp,'' "'F tos Aay
, 1880-09-01

HuFE HATCH sticks to It that thc nj.
s"to Investment In thaao days IL (}ovs,nu'. oa'.
bonas; but he Is willing 10 tako tull fron
WHY aro nnx!ous 70 buy whnt they don't ..ss usa
and TO sell 'shnl thoy hayo not not, want
, 1880-09-01

Tur balance of trade IN onr favor has
rnllcn atf very mich In tho last ycnr but tho re-
suit Is iste, of coHrso, mt 10 decrease IN tho
volume If exports, but 10 mn enormous iucrraao
IN the yolt,mu Of imports. Durlng tue month OF
July, according to tho official report lust pub
Ilrhct, tho baldnce WIS r. oO larger than for
tho tanlc month In tho previous ycar, but Tor
tho tcycn months ending July II tho balnnoe
WIS *sltD0,Oo0 less than for tho eamo periud Of
ls;e. The comparison n fully shown by the fol-
lowing table, only hn1Rnces being given:
1881 1879.
Month ending July 3l....s 1u71s.a8 : 9,94i.3'o
suycM r,onths ending .,s-a ,-a 7et cso nm
iuly at.............-.... 4+.SiStlta 1St.ooVts"
TwGlt0 months c1ltlinK ~,
Jnly yal.............,.. 1n.7H'2t7 alJ.u9-Vt
Tho ratc OF tncrcaac Of imports has not been
kent IN. II will 10 observed, III July, while tho
exports tnvc tuken sudden bound uTwnnl. 1t
Is pruhuife thut the bnlancu for tho next ttlsonl
ycur will chow some Improvement over that OF
Inst year, unless there TO another et1dnt1 and
grcnt growth ot Imports, such as was witnessed
In tho llrat ak months Of this year.
, 1880-09-01

s"IIAyE you good legs9" sald a French
Professor, not very fasnllIur with English, in
boston, to- a young Indy With whom ho WIS
walking: "8lF," said sho. blushlng deeply, ~ do
not understand you" Tho sceno would bo pos
s!hlo, perhaps. only in lioston, whcro prulorY
ut timcs gota near to pruFiplipy.
, 1880-09-01

a. MISE EngllslIman solourntng In this
country said, INT long agu, that ho hall often
co,ltrasisd tho Republican bolsta Of their un-
paralleled Inasnaniuity utter thB Wur with
ther present sui condition of thinys. "why,".
ho said, "your tnagnaulmlty was tho greatest
tluntter fn history"
, 1880-09-01

, UsusrA1.I.Y hcayy gales nro predicted
nionE tho Atlnntu coast during this nlu1ish, and
m order Ia to bg Issued totlny to tic lltU-savEug
htntions Oh the New 3orsny ennat tn bp on tho
Rlcrt, nnd to hnld themselves In readiness for
my emergency that inay nrIae. Thcru nro
tprty-two OF those ssntions, ,,unncd by .as
men. Ono cnntot help but think this force ut
tcrly InaJeuunte,
, 1880-09-01

THE CoHrtc,eIoHrnul doesn't exactly lln-
derstaud tho philosophy Ut tho Lltsla-Arpoll
murder tral. 1t sAys: "Ittslo IL dead. Arnold
IL lunoocnt. but socIcty Ia guilty" Agaln In
another plRca 1t obscryes; VII IL sefo to TN =
uan Ia Kentucky, but to tEy and to fall u VERY
, 1880-09-01

TItE DemncrhtLc newspapers hayo been
trying tn thrr~ suspicion F''t tho statements
mutlo by ar. J. II. 1sundHIl, tho Orccnt,ack orn-
tor. rs to tho treatmunt he experienced ut tho
hnnds Of tho Confederate btiihiozees turing his
ruecnt visit tn thu Southern Status. And now
como sovrrat reputable cEttzens, democrats rs
well rs iicpubtlcnns, of Clyde, O.. whero Mr.
Itanal bus resided fur twelve years, and nlf,r,n
TINT sr. Iunda!i's " rcputntton is 9uod, and thnt
nny statement tnn1a by hisn Is worthy Of bolief."
It witt bc In keeptrg With tho cdnuet of tho
nstnncratio orxans now to assert tint the; xen-
tJcilcn who have spoken M tu Mr. hanlalrs
character aru linss uilal hursc-thicvcs. :
, 1880-09-01
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1850.

THE Nebraska Republicans hold their Con-
vcns,on for tho no,plnntson Of stato oItlcurs ut
Lincoln to-day. Gs. Nance and aii tho other
stato officers, oxcupt Dir. Lcidtke. tho state
Auditor, will be renuminntcd. Congressman L.
X. Valentine will be rpnunltn.tcd nlHo.
, 1880-09-01

REPRESENTATIVE REAGAN, OF Tcxas,
wrote to JciFcrsop Davis TINT pnymont OF tho
I,ohet dphL should be It,ctu4tc an,OnK tho terms
of peace, .s "lt WINS part OF tho common OK
pensa far sutttnx u misunderstanding" "Mts-
understanding ia III Improvement on -"un-
n!easa.,tuess" hut II ID not 10 that history Ia
HfittaH.
, 1880-09-01

Mn. FonsTEn natle soNtp Important COLI
ccssons to tho rar1lctlltcs Monday night, nr no
thstruc1lnn tnct!cs wcro employed to defeat tho
estimates for tho Irish ctnstnbulary. Tho sup
piles wore voted by hi tt ~. Joseph Cowcil, tho
i,ndical mombcr from Nowcastlc-nn-Tyno. ami,
hradIa,Rh voted With tho I[one-1s,llers against
A3,
, 1880-09-01

"oun rcg'llnr Nrlny," says Mr. 11on,o,.,
mas itttio bold upon the affections O., tbe 49,,
Of To-day" Then why nominate regular rs.pe s,p
tho Natlon2 "'"s@'tecTot
, 1880-09-01

i'EN Du11.En, since lie )las l,ccou.
0cr1tt, cnn nfrnnl 10 gnror nt tho ,.o" ne lera.
Wtnlsey, OK President Of Ynie cn,1.e. ,1aole tlr.
hIRh!y reputaolc scto0l.tcaehcr OF tha, ,s.a ~ =
t'on.". 1t is ltko Dcmocr,t 10 hote as m,a. ssa
teachor, , a'e &hool.
, 1880-09-01

TnE Post Uftlct Department collected saa5s,
bG'.sn, .,ur1nr tho nst ,Tur. Tho ,osa In collec-
ton nmni,nted to oriy M,:s.asM The records tt
CIR own postal service, or inlctsl tttpso OF my
oshor, cannot fnrniah parallel for this showing.
It uviiotices n dcErcuut curen,Inoss in tho MAN.
asemtnt sud tttnonE the tmptoy6s Of tho De-
partmeMt which il worthy OF nla ptntsc. And
yet II Con. Hancock Ia etcctcl tho Dnsno-
er,,ts would insst on having uvcsy ono OF
tho present Post. Ol!lco o11ciuts and employees.
frnn tho 1'oAttnastur General to tho ictfcr- car-
rEcrs, turnetl oft to make why for Ignorant, In
competent ward ba,nmera and ex.Confedcfntn
end{cr1. -"
, 1880-09-01

SENATOR CoNKllSG wr0tu to tho Hon, j.
QreKory Smith. ct 1t. Albums, VT:
Icannot struin Imagination or credu!lty to
suppose that A!lylhilx could sRy would pro-
tluro my atIcct on your canyikss.
Tho sonator IL wrong. lilo might mako tho
majority 225o iIlstuAl OF 1850,
, 1880-09-01

T'rEnr nro very few .test,tts now In France,
and tho Frunct pollcts found it nm ehsr matter
Yesterday to close up tho sctitols and colleges
ever ,rhtct members If tho Orr]cr haSc 80 long
presided Thc, uthur religions co,tH7Kations
win INT ho lntcrtcret with. II tho hcads at tho
various tchnoia pTciHo themselves to teach no
doctrines antnguntstiu 10 tho present rcput1ic-
an government of tho country. This thcy nro
quito willing I'd III. Tht arrangement shows
that {]nulhetth atri his to1lpnRucs hsvn no
losro 10 interiors With tho religious principles
OF &o lcarte, hslt nru determined to punish tho
rropagatora Of trel,a0n Il, tho 1iepubltt.;
, 1880-09-01

TIE CutCAoo TR1nUkR hna established branch
ocnt for tho receipt Of subscriptions and na!ctlac.
NByv YOKK-itoom :. 7r4aua* JIu.ldlng. +. r. Nc
rAnpzS. 3tanaser. -.
Gi;AstioW, scatland-A1lans American News
Agcncr. 81 ltennchi-st .s
foSJoN. Ens.-Amesican EXCHANGE, ~ Strand.
HENRY T. uttj.Id, Agent
WAslilNGTuN. II. C.--13to F ekrnot-
, 1880-09-01

1rsa comfort to know tint only i" ,ade,p
md "aentlc1ncn nro employed Ii Tia nnte'.
OF Printing aud Engraving at Washinuto"s
There nrn no men ar wntnen those. '>'a'
, 1880-09-01

vssts thona 10 attend every Ratt{cal mcctinE,-
With what purpose tho history of tho etoctfon nf
1916 md thu shotgun tactfea NJ tho Houth Cnrt'-
fnn Re,l-shirts will Rhow. It Is nnly Quo step
from tho capturing Of Republican, Convention
by Southern h,,lidpzcrs as sns tlpnc ut Tclevllo
Inst aat,trslny, tD rcAort ii, tcd.Shlrt Clubs and
tho ehptgun policy. Tho eoitd South must be
maintained solid ut any ct,st. -
, 1880-09-01

THE South is our Ircland," satd bo,
hoaaea Young Republican to M Older ft,snI sus
Yes replied the older head, "except I'm, eaa
Ireland Is trying to oppress u.s. not to csesn VT
DrCSsjDn." ~epe oQs
, 1880-09-01
TIE WADE HAMPTON SPEECH.

EefH Have III CirEhlnttQn IL copy 0l NHuo
1lnmpton's speech Mt Stnnnton, Il, which ho
appealed to tho Virglnlans 10 unite In their
SUPPORT Of tho Democratic pnrty because 1t
tsflghting for 1.-THE same principles for which
Lee and Jackson fought for four years." To
glya tllis document its full effect, It should
b. accompanied by n statement Of tia efforts
which have been nfado tn deny the offensive
passages In tho speech, nlNl thus deceive the
people Of tho North rs to tho real spirit If
the South. These efforts have not merely
been futile, but they },nya been, exposed III
such manner rs to lcnve no doubt Of the de-
livery Of the SPEECH rs originally reported;
and OF tho deliberate distortion thereof
in the report circulated by tho Demo-
crats ut the North. It Is n Question
which is the 1liore alarming, g,-the fact
lint slch n MINI rs WAAn Hampton
pledges to the Southern people the reafiza-
ttnn through tho Democratic party Of the
hopes and projects fur which tic War Of the
Hcbell'on rms wagesl, or the fntt tint tito
Democrats ;aro systematically concealing
from tho, people Of tho North tho seal de-
signs. Ut tha; Southern leaders ard the true
significance Of the partisan solidllcation OF
The Southern States. II The tcactlonnry
policy ot tho Southern leadersDc encouraged
by tin Democratic lnnhngers In tho South
antl repildiatesl by the Democratic managers
at tho North, 1t Is impossible to foretell the
disaster TINT Inax await tic country under
Democratic ruto tllctntcd by MI ex-Confed-
crate carc1ls..; Tile reconstruction Of the
Snpzolno Court, tho reversal Of tho Const,tn-
tional Amendments, and tho disruption OF
the entire revenue systcm, extravagant ns
, 1880-09-01

En,ey.d at tax f,o,- al chinso III, a. stsond-
Gaass atdfftf.
for the banent nf our patrans whn dca!ro 10 senh
s,s1sit concs hf 1nE TNilt'Ss tit,nah tho mas' no
Rive herewith the Transient raso Vi po*'**o'
Etsht and Twelve i'nNe paInr sonis'
Hl}ttnn t'nRo PaEcr eo'e''
Etetst and Twelve raFa hnaF...t.+"'.".ss t asmts'
k1ftBbd lHEc T4pEe %o'9'
, 1880-09-01

DoN'r say that the TOUR Of f}en. Weaver ~.
Col. fsandnll In Ainbanla t,as dope M 49, s4,l
has mado 1bo,mo good Republican yots M, - -
former 0reonbnnkers In The North. N'0s
, 1880-09-01

T1tE most tnsldtons attack on 1lanr,cs.
y, was ncn Buffers ooast' "Iic ~as my eotsao