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Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
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 Al the General Conference ef 1S72. on the election of Gilbert Haven t0 the eDis- copacy, aa enthusiastic negro member of Shat body expressed his joy as follows. 4 Thank Godl we've got a colored bishop at last"
 An Incident which occurred during the preseHt session also indicates the csIb0li city of ogr African brethren in the natter of race and color. During the bsli0ting for bisbop last Wednesday, General Fisk was accosicd by one of the duskY dele gates, UbG said to him.
 am voting for two coloTc9 biShops.
 On looking at the ticket which ahe brother held cut in bis band General Fisk Nas surprised to find hisOwn name upon is.
 How is this?r said tbc General q am 8 iaFlan"
 That's sol said the negro, " bat ! saw yoaT name ia the paper as lay bishop'
 Bat, expos Lniated the General, e l am not a colored man.
 " Wei, you gre just as good as a color ed man was the eager reply.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Thc San Francisco N5ang cad Scat5- ie Pfess in predicting for Califorsm a year of general progress and prosperity has this to say of Arizona
 Not only so, but, for our near neig bers. it stli6es as taere is in reserve a like pc rio1 If tbrift anI advancement Many of the miHes Of Arizoaa, more espee itiiy tbcse in tie sonlneriy part Of the Terri tory, ase developing into grand pEoP0T. tions. Inc OwHers Of some angle proper ties tbere having absolutely Teiecfe4 an otler of a million dollars for thers. aBa in some Instances. as much as d million and a baif, if repoTts be trae. Eastern caoisal is being siroAsiy attracted toward fhat section of county, and probably nes with oat s00d reason
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

aRRsH AIR.-Liye ont of doors ass5a.eh a- yon can. is is the place for a man to ne- li is good for she bealgh. A dsiin- gnisle, piiFsieian was in the habit c say Ing However bad the air my se out oi doors, t T. always Wogss in she be se ? lt n good for fire temper. People n hO are alwaEs hat up in a house are ap. to
 E9N sfetiai and peeyis. They are Eone to ac4uisc narrow views of ihings, aed to worry oseF tziass not worth considering it is good for tbe whole characleI-f0r strength, b0pe, patieHce and fo1isude. f expands and sei.enS ones naturc and lnakc> as slorc charitable.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

1t $ wellku0un, that the Emperor AL eXaneer In such a state of prOslration iaat se is almost incapable 0f -ransasfing any Dusi1css lie ls crashed tY terror and TOT several aay after l1e aitemp ep- cE hE i.e st tse Miner Piae9 M ,lid nor qait his apartments. Even darkness brln DO relief The Cars nigbts are sleepless and U is then that this feeling of disquicIade is most inteiise
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
St. Louis Republican.
TERMs-IN ApYANcE.

The Daily Republican, published every R,orning. wil De flirhsaed at the following rates
 Per year. by niil. postage prepaid. SIP % To neussleaiets. psr copy ............. 2 5 4c sunday cditi0a Der sear ......... 2 DO iri- Neessig, pes year .......-.... D 09 Weekly, per ear ................... % Postma- .ess and others arting as agents for the l.elltbicaa nny retain 2a per cent on al sab sriptions to oaiiy and di-Heekly editions. and 70 per cent 0n subscriptions to 1he Needy eaitisn.
 RefuItt4sices iisil be made by dratt. money or Ter. er registered lctter at ear rSs. Addrcss GEO. NN-AlaF F e1..
 st. Louis. sio.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

New Post offices in Arizo1a; Desert. Pima County Stanton, Naric0pa county Washington, Pima eounsys WoodrssF. Apache county
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Al eastern coach near San Simon vas fired into it is supposed by road ages,s- A passenger named ehaToz was iasAnsly killed The driver, John Henry recsised two bullets in his leg. He succeeded ia escari1g with the coach.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

4 Kansas man pointed q gun at another man for fun and snapped *. The epn was loaded of course and the charge went out al the bseecb and killed .hg ioker The Coroners jury exoneated lbe other nIaa of all blame
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

On the 18th, says Santa Fe dispatch. drunken NaFajoes attacked a blackboard. cut open tbe mail sack and threatened to kiilihs driver
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

The Prescott Agen. for the santa Fe stage line was selcgraphed not to send passengers or expresS natter until further adTised,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

An Adventist Conference held at Wor. cester, Mass, recently discussed at length certain plophesies fd Daniel, and deeiaed tbat they lndlcafe that the end Of tbe world will come ln February, lSS4
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

IL was reported ia Prescott that Judge Silent bad been removed and Ilal re. mont would soon receive his dismissal.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
Attaraey at 1.asg. aofsry rabIic aIsd
c9NVEYANcER

Attoraey at ksnF- Notary EaDtaf Aisq
 c9NFEYaNc1R
 4Edueas, B2aas. iqrssuasts. -B9rigeges. Lasfsts aaa sterg Efq9 ef rsftSHg ara'ra prom9 9t lp ag3 e5rre5fr. aad iets9so5sf f.argts fEtfa, kfNES Ts1YF 4AD 0IHtk g3Df 6kTt Sovg and r5ld 9a s5ns alssf3a. LDaAo pf ef}ttei Ias g HeefrH igsaeg 6astqTss sskf eas8 dffa IIAS 1iass pEd ofasr z. $.
 Correspondence eited from abroad.
 RarsgSes Hon. caaz ". French, cAel Jus tes sussyeae c,slrt T. r Cum esss s1tof Citizen aud B, a Heeei1Ti- e s at- 1t Law tatsoii il- b slaraers. etl.. Ats a' Law, fioreaes 1a toa Al..ef $. -tl-a Na.. and r. Kelnes Merchants. Close. Geo ltng. esq, ed.tes Sentinel. 4lna J o1S1sr. ei,i- Seretarr q Ter rit3ry s5ft " f HEalty, esf.. county Eseei der, Pb4ax. saa frsa,iss4 News Company. 4ls 6 4i5 Nasns2stes st-esf ssH Tesltisso, Mark L. Ac. yESHAS lII.I. f7r the seaeT8us patronage extended
 to niy business as GAfeyaNeer Ne, aHrns the -psstS fs yzzrs aa beeslns tlt ae iirie nrs come aiign t is neeisd, and aiu pst have festIred % estaosh ths ets3es asssacy at ny well EpoNi place e hasiness n tsleae- fas che e5nfenleuae o llinefs and assleSs Psteisg sFsn gsts sealag ip fest'nsli i7 Nidss q otlaf arine atefrss, where tce Dis triet ass03 i.an bs fssf s4 istanee t1 ekaHine thesn .a0 so gaers Dssk lad sritny inase7 als u1i 4taags b. ls 51e sersiee strars
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
2. B. MEAE.EEs.
Globe Mining
 -ASD- Real Estate Agency.
G. A. ssg

HlfISsF1FER OF DEEDS far fks Stafss of t5l5sf0rsis. 0rsgoa, Ascaag qaa 1,,lgredo gal t6s I.rt9rlss Qf Asi0 Aerieo, Jtaa, ailg and ytRAizgfoa.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Captains rupper and Kramer are re- puied as having ra Nictorio into New Mexico ana captured twenty horses
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Rhode Island has a bank whieh Was es- nbli>hed in f7y5 It never lost cent, never discharged aa cficial and never had 5TeF Sz003 or tseno at once
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

4 Kansas weekly pEblishes fourteen rules to be observed during q tornado. Only one is necessary. Be somewhere
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Hen John 6. Campbell and Marguerite MalezieuS are ene.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

Census enunerators Wiil he in ibe field 1une ist
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
THIE WEsT LNDIA
.No. 9. 8.alh Sseoal sIxess

SAINT LOUIS. ............... .NISSo URI This great Tonic mas besu mtgpluced to the people she Mississippi Valley ir Fine past thirteen years, i1h lnhspnded s1ees apa aplartQ
 Ihsre nothinF ei tn lznd eytant tsat equals t as stimlatt an 5ps1ef ar tiigs9ept;e. It is par ti-rl17ly taapts1 to ni1'aiiovs di.fsicts. Nlpss PEE f-kaI,d TI1.E 1lF eHfLkS & FEYgR is not s,e.9assed
 lt senar 1 ehenisis ga lhe most ef f.7ei01s slrei,s .sn. u5n, hs 1aaEfg h4s en.t
 dus2a t.e falne ol nhich eiii bc recognized hg oN sp mas ue ifen.
 Private etizeas oi Arizona visiting st. Eonis baVa exlifel thef oas t1st it is peculiarly ad f1- ea to the Vauts Q ihaf Territory and needs onl5 8 tsi1 ta iasurs its psedf eireli-tiee tnefe. Ff tifs CosfF ANY sll ss pfonptIg axseatsd
 Des 14a
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29

The Lonsleliow mine has shipped over 5oo,03o pounds pig copper since aEarch lss
Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
Ae3ee

llax s3y care YcfaSStaQT.l,. SILVER, kND AISEs for sale. Parties fraD. 8 5ist ttu rely upon far and proapi FsIe mes sna mining iogatI9us
 H {1ASkIN Gb kk 4likona. aecBn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26

a LII person indebted 20 HerbertF. Moore on
- Hotel aecouEsare notified that ifsettlement-
are not made with him, By eash or It's equiEa-
lent, on or before January LIST 1880, said i'm
debtedness will be placed in the way ofiegalcol
lection, without eRaFd 20 persons.
HERBERT Y. MOORE
Dec4, 10. Moore Hotel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26


SixE's DYsENTERy C0NrouED produces a very
warm and glowing sensation, thereby removing
al ssarp pains, and BY Us tranqGslieiug prop
ertiea, alays those severe gripings Of The stonl-
aeh and bowels occasioned by exposure or 9TH
er canses-only 80 cents per bottle. Combs B
SpAiding have II for sale.
GsxEs' DYSxMrxmx COMPOUND are no
diseases that will 80 quickly bring incidents OF
PERSONS past lie and Esake him think Of home
and his mother, as Cholera, Cholera Norhus,
Dysentery, Cramps, Collie and all their kindred
diseases. And 10 be without Since Dysensery
Compound when oveFtAken with the above dis
ease ID 10 be almust without hope. Sold By
Combs Spaiding, Leonardiown. m
Mothers don'a fail 10 have Sines' Disenssry
Compound On hand, for the relief Of your little
baby when attacked with any Bowed Complaint
Il contains no Morphine; nor Opium, yea ia
soothing effect win give the little sufferer %
much RELIEF, that be will as once fall into gen
de sleep, and give his mothar an opportunity %
house. For sale BY Combs 4 Spalding.
No mother is worthy the name, unless she has
sufficient feeling for her little ones to spend 80
Coats for bottle ofSines' Disentery Compound,
and have IL on hand for al Bowel Complaints;
guaranteed 70 give relief in q few minutes. 20.
sale By Combs 4 Spalding.
Slnce The Enelishmen. m wei ma the Mczsrs
Lorillafd, James Gordon Bennett, &C, hav'
found 50 much virtue in Roberts Horse Powders
and have used Il II such quantities, al persons
who axe alive 10 their intereSts give Il 10 theil
horses uheaheF runners, trotfcEs or farm h0rsts
q has wonderful eject. Fer sale by Combs 4
SpaIding.
Eim1 DisentEry Compound has baen recon-
mendeA 20 highly fbr Children and Babies, bu
d0n't forget IL Old Bachelor, ron had lleilgv han
= l1ofste daring the Summer Season FOR yourself
For salshy Combs 3 Spalding.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26

EATHQuAKEs.-Professor Palmieri,
who may be said to have been sitting on
an earthquake ton Mount Vesuvius) for
the last forty years. is an authority on
the subject if any one is. He has re-
cently given ct Naples a public lecture
at the university on The possibility Of
foretelling earthquakes. After men
tioning earthquakes as known and re-
marked ia sncient days, he illustrated
the three signs of coming earthquake
which SINCE time immemorial have been
popularity believed in, namely, the sui
Try oppressive state OF the atmosphere,
the drying up Of wells, and the uneasi-
ness shown BY animals, observing that
though these signs do mel always, yet
they undoubtedly often occur. Pro-
iessss Palmieri went OF to say that
etrthqHakes have no doubt shorter or
lengef periods OF preparation. The
earth is never perfectly quiet 70. some
time befafe aud after great shock, but
gradually sinks into repose or increases
10 agitation. The professor believes
that by registering The preliminary
iremblings. and noting their increase or
decrease, It would be possible 10 fore
tell an earthquake about three days in
advaace. just as tempests are now fore
told. II Q connected system Of sismo-
graphs stations were to be organized
the different stations communicating
with each other by telegrkph-it would
be quite possible, in most cases, TO is
sue warnings 10 the threatened district
in time. He scarcely expected to 1--we
TO see Il; but he hoped that after he
was gone, posterity might benefit by
such asystem, universally and peFma-
nently established. The sismographic
stations should be erected by the differ
ent governments. ia quiet places where
the ground is not liable to be shaken by
railway trains.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26
.. MANN,
No. 2o7, 9TH Street, ~. :.
toPpOslte Centre Market,l
WASHINGTON, d. C.

WASHINGTON, d. C.
S.R. GALATTI, formerly Of this county.
Ia nov connected with the business Of r. Mann,
and will be pleased TO receive calls from bis old
81. Mary's friends and will make prompt res
ponse to any orders they may send him in his
line of business. 20
Feb. 10. 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26


EIuETINc IN EMOE4nn.-I bad not
che good fortnne 10 see . ksaiing field.
0nly rome c0b-hunsing: bat even thai
was made pretty sight By she hsrsrs.
end ne light crimson coats Of The
riders. and The action OF The hounds
Hut did Doi mourn mr. loss greatly in
this rrSprct: Cor shall not hesitate 10
sink myself very log 10 The estimation
If some % my Yorkshire friends by Goa
fessing that he only interest thai : fox
hunt would have FOR ne would be the
show, and that, fond IS am Of riding, !
should enjoy II IN any way better than
IN risking my meek IN The chase Of :
little red beast with bushy tail. The
excitement and The pleasure Of hunting
Zig rs, or bears, or wolves. or boar. I
car no only understand. bot sympathsze
with heartily; but that twenty or thirty
gown men on horseback should follow
. pack OF hounds in chase Of little
creature about ss big as cat seems 10
me proceeding 90 essentiallv absurd
aud pTepostereas thai / can NOT think Of
Il with patience. Still worse. and with
HW8 MWWNAkUM W ANNWN& NMNAWNAAM . 2t&M
that Ieosld say unmsnly) cruelty, seems
che ecursing Of the hare. That men
shoaId 20 out with hounds 10 FAD pleas
ore 10 the flight, in mortal terror. ofshe
most tfmid and harmless Of dumb erea-
lures Is 10 me quite inexplIcable. Shoot
ing bares II one thing, couFsing them
quite another. know that there ere
no wild BE asts Ieft ia Englsnd bit hares
and foxes. and that Geld sports are de-
Iightlul and invigoFating. Ifcouitry gen
tlemen musthave Geld sports, and there
are only foxes and hsres Ieit for them
TO hunt, suppose that foxes and hares
must be hunted. But il would seem
that men might gss open-air exercise
end excitement in o more humane and
reasonable way. -
As 10 Cox-huniing. however. with al
that We read about in the English no.
vel end other books we have hardly eli
Just appreciation OF is importance as On
English "institusson.' Il is also re-
lieion. u comes next TO the British
constitution and the Church of England.
Hunting men talk Of Il with an earnest
meas and solemniiy which is infinite
ly amusing 10 an ''outsidef." To hunt
well, or as the phrase there i, 10 ride
well TO hounds, Is IN accomplishment,
like the mastery ofan art or Of science,
or like distinction in literature. ! do
not believe there are ten men in any
thousand in England, whatever their
success in other respects, who would
not prize, if they could attain, the added
distinction Of being good fox-hunters.-
Years ago an English lady, York
shire woman, writing TO me Of Louis
Napoleon, after telling me this and that
of him in terms of admiration. added,
"And he rode elltohounds; and some
how IL q man rides well 10 hounds ne
is pretty sure 10 be good fellow" ]
could not see the sequitur. But perhaps
il had been born aad bred in Yorkshire
could have discovered the connection
between good-fellowship and good
seat in the saddle-between q sound
heart and bold and wary rider
Richard Gr6nt Waite, tn Atlantic
Monthly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of Sc. Mary's County, Set
Aug 3, 1880.
nRDERED by the Conrt, That Zachariah
" Mattingly, Executor Of
ALEXANDER COMBS,
late Of So. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by Law 70 the deceased
creditors 70 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once q week for six successive
weeks in the st. Mary's BEAcox.
Test: joan b. AHKLL,
Register Of Wills fOr st. Mary coanty.
In pursuance al the above order, hereby give
notice that have obsAined from the OrphaHs'
Court Of ST Mary's county, Maryland, letters
tcstamentary on the personal estate Of Alexandsr
Combs, late Of said county, deceased. An per-
sens having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 20 exhibit the same with thep pro
per vouchers attached thereto TO lie subscriber,
on or before the Str day Of February, 1881,
they viii otherwise By lAE he excluded from The
benefits cf the said estate. Ali persons indebted
10 the deceased are requested 10 make immediat<
payment 70 The suhscriber.
zACnARIAH MATTINGLY,
Aug 5, 1es0-6w. Executor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26
PROFESSIONAL

3. HAnnm CAmAErxa. Knoen B. AszzE
THK nnaesslgned, Atl1Ensys as Law sd 81
) letters II Cbnneesy, have. this lsa DAY u
1ammarv, 1885, lormed eo-paFlneEzhip II -
prarkieB 81 their precision. umdeF the naHne nna
skyle o. CmmnIlsr 3 Ahell. They viii pzaclice
u he county OF s.. Mary . and The adjcining
coanfies.
Espsrial aitension win BE- paid 10 che eollsc-
ton ol efaims.
UfSca - ahe C0urt Houas. address
CAVALIER & ABKk.1., LeonaFdtoWB,
&c. Mary's coGmly, Nd.
B. HAaRls CAmALEKa,
EMocn D. AnE1.
Jan 8, lsso--f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-26
NOTICE.

HAVING land papers and field notes ofnear-
II II ever tract q land in the cognsy, viii
he pleased 10 aid parties wishing my services as
EnrveyDf IN locating their lines % boundaries
Lean be found In Leonardfown On Tuesdays
WI. J. WATHEN,
March IL, lss0-a. Countv Eurveyo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-24

The attendance last Sunday morning and
evening of so large Il number Of our kost ciJi.
2ens at the services held in the above church
not only iustinGs the statement made that
there were among our citizens II strong dispO-
stion to encourage the Epscopalians in
erecting beautiful and commodous church
ediice In this city for our colored citizens Of
the Episcopal faith, but was rs well deserved
tribute to the learning aud elOquoncc OF the
rector Dr. Cummcll and Mr. G. \, Fleet
wood, musical director
The services for tomorrow promise to DO of
a like interesting character The sermon
will, by invitation, be preached by Roy. DIR.
Nanrenser, of Utica, ~ Y, The music for the
occasion will be Thomas "Io Deum," in B
Hat, and rs an oiertory 4 quartotte consist
ing of Misses Matte Lawrence and Louisa
Smith. Mcssrs Cole and Thomplaus will sing
Come Holy Spirit (Nillmd) in G. The
high reputation OF the above artists, together
with others of recognized musical ability, in.
sures to hose who attend delightful musical
treat. The evening services will be of mis-
sionary character aud addresses from several
well.lSnown gentlemen on the internal affairs
of Japan will bo delivered. Tho music ON
this occasion will be quite an attractive
feature.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-24
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.


Horr on yesterday was full of good humor,
and yet the points he made at the expense oil
Mr.. Cox were telling beyond description. .
The comparisons of Mr.. EIorr as to tue dii-
ference 10 size between Mr.. Cox aud himself
were exceedingly ludicrous, and when he
showed the cartoon Of Mast, exhibiting Mr'Cox
in tile Speakers chair trying to look over the
desk, IL brought down tue House. Mr. Cox
did not seem to relish the attacks OF Mr.. Horr
but they were so supremely ludicrous that at
times ho was forced to join in tho laughter.
Perhaps the best point in the speech WAS Mr.
Horr's allusion to his infringement upon Mr..
Cox's field rs humorist Of the House. He dis.
claimed any intontIon or idea of invading that
field. "Why," said he, some ofmy friends have
said that Mr. Cox wears belt here which he
Beems fearful that some one will take from
him." Placing his fat hand over his capacions
stomach and measuring Mr. Cox with his eye,
he remarked, "What could do with belt
that would fit that gentleman This point
brought down the House and galleries, and
BIr. Cox seemed to enjoy the stroke hugely.
After time spent in transacting business OF
a private character the House adjourned until
Monday,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-24
The House Of Representatives.

The Senate was not in session yesterday,
aud il being private bill day in the House little
or no business Of importance was transacted
Mr. Hayes, from the Committee on Printing,
reported iavorably a joint resolution authoriz.
ing the Public Printer to publish additional
copies of tho narrative OF the Polaris exped.
ton, and it was passed
Several unimportant measures We're pre-.
ssnled, and the Speaker appointed Messrs.
Coiioth Geddes Myers, Mcmillan, Harmer,
Clswoll aud Thomas a committee to iuyesti-
gate the Pension Office under n resolution re.
Gently introduced by Mr., Hammer, Of Ponnsyl-
vania,
Under the call of committees for reports of a
private nature Nj, Hatch reported resolution
authorizing the Committee ON Pensions to EN-.
poy three additional clerks, stating that they
had over 400 Cascs on their docket which
neccssitated the clerical force desired,
Mr.. White of Pennsylvania, desired to offer
an amendment increasing tho clerical force ol
the Pension OAico, but the original resolution
was adopted us presented.
The real interesting feature Of the days
proceedings wss the speech OF Mr., H0iT,of Mich
igan, in reply to that Of Mr. Cox, made on
| Thursday II greatly enliyoned tho dull no
notony OF tho proceedings, and pleased i'm
mensoy the crowd which had gathered in thI
gallery in expectation Of Mr. llou's reply,
! Tho speech of Nh Cox on Thursday was vim
! dictiye oven to coarsenes5. The reply OF M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-24

Sonator-elect ]. u. George, of Mississippi is
a native Of tho South and acquired his mill.
tary title in the Confederate service. He /:
about hfty years ofago Of medium stature, hut
stout and muscular, with very marked and
decided features. He is lawyer by proies.
sion, and In point of ability and attainmonts
has few suporiors in this country. His former
home was in Carrolltou, in the interior of the
State, but he removed to Jackson about 1870
and soon after published Digest of Criminal
Gases" in the state, obtaining an appropria-
t!on from Republican legislature to aid him
In the work. Ills first active and prominent
part in politics WAS in tho vcr.memorable
Campaign of 1870 when tho State was over
run with armed and organized bulldozers, and
Republican government forcibly subverted
But It is due to General George to say that
during this period ho at least kept up the mp
pearance of steady purpose to avert violence,
and, If the whole truth were known he doubt
less did much in his official capacity to pro-
serve the peace and protect the lives Of Repub
icams, yet his power or his efforts were wholly
inadequate to restrain his partisan adherents
and violence run riot from the capital to tho re
motCst part of the State. Subsequently General
George was appointed u judge Of tho Supreme
court aud about yearago became chief Justice
Ho is man Of polished and pleasing address
aud of much force as a debator, and will TAXI
rank with the ablcst men from tho South il
the United States Senate.