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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-14

Ten nessee be induced to form an aliir
ance with repudlaring Democrats, but
it is mistaken. In the canvass fer
Governor, members of Congress aud
Legislature, in November next, Ma
| tionai politics will oversbadow all
other issues The contest for the
Presidency promises to be bitter, close
aud exciting. Au honest expression
of public opinion on the State debt
cues ion can not be ELECTED in such q
| canvass Inc Democratic State Ex'
ecutive COMMITTEES will at the proper
time make Gall for 3 ate conven-
ton, aud when this body meets, If 1t
! should pass resolution fayorjpg the
! acceptance Of just and satisfactory
compromise, the regulators would
bolt. call another convention and
nomlnaie Savage or some other repu'
diator. &&
In such CONTEST, the Republicans in
Tennessee would do just as they did
in Virginia-vote for the boilers, with
the view of dividing the Democrats
and giving the balance of power to the
Republican rarity. In the last Presi-
Dental election eghty-uine thousand
i've hundred and fifty-six votes were
cast for Hay es, while one hundred and
thirty three thousand one hundred
and sixty-six votes were cast for TIL
den. Half the Republican vote added
to the repudiating vote of August last,
would transfer the State to the boilers.
To prevent the danger OF such an alll-
ance, the Democratic party should
eliminate the State debt question in
the next canvass. If the bondholders
are wise, they will prevent the issue.
In some future election direct issue
can be made, and If it be contest
solely for The acceptance Of just and
honorable compromise, honesty and
justice will triumph.
We can speak for ourselves
and for a large majority; nine
out of every ten of the Republicans
of the State, we believe. No con-
tingency can ever arise under which
we will support or join in an ALI
ance with the repudiationists in
Tennessee. We repeat what we
said in a former editorial, that such
an alliance is utterly impossible.
To make "the danger of such an
alliance" the pretext upon the part
of State credit Democrats to elimi-
nate the State debt question from
the next canvass, as the appeal
suggests, is disi1genuous and COW,
ardly. If the State credit Demo-
orats intend to compromise with the
repudiationists, as they did in 1878,
let them do it, but do not do
it upon such a mean, fimsy pre-
text as that suggested by the Ap-
peal Let the two factions of the
Democracy join each other in we'd
lock, if they will, and let US have
more of their mongrel barren off,
spring like Governor Marks adj
ministration, but do not let it be
said that they were bulldozed into
bonds of matrimony from a fear
that the Republicans were wooing
the old bag, Reputation. Marry
her if you wish, gentlemen, Repub-
licans have no affection for her.
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TERMS.

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during this month will be credited
up to January LIST, 1881. ,aga gu
Any number of copies above
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Address,
WnId,AND CHRONICLE,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON.
VENTION.

A NATIONAL CONVENTION OF the Re-
publican party will meet at Chicago, on
Wednesday, the q day Of June next, at
IL o'clock noon, for the nomination of can
didates to be supported for President and
Vice President at the next election Re-
publicans, and all who will CO. operate with
them in supporting the nominees of the
party, are invited to choose two delegates
from each Congressional district, four al
large from each State, two from each Ter.
ritory, and two from the District of Co
lumbia, to represent them in the Conven-
ton: ".F
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-14

THE KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE
And Weekly Wing and Chronicle
for 1880.

Tor 1851.
During the coming Presidential
year, the DAILY CHRONICLE will
take an active part in the vigorous
discussions of all political issues
involved, and will, az the same
time, keep its readers fally posted
on all the important events of the
day. 1t will do whatever is honest
and legitimate to promote the sue
cess of the Republican ticket,
placing fidelity to the interests Of
that party above any personal aims
or privata ambition. To this end
it will favor the selection of good
men with clear records, per-
sonal and political, for standard
bearers in the coming canvass, and
when such are selected, it will do
everything reasonable to secure
their success. or
In State politics, the CHRONICLE
will support no man for any Office,
from Governor down to constable,
who is not in favor of paying the
State debt upon terms satisfactory
to the creditors of the State. 1t
will oppose the efforts of repudia-
tionists to drag the entire State
down to their low and degraded
standard, first, last and all the time,
and even though the repudiationists
should be successful, it will continue
to denounce them and their infa-
nous schemes.
The WING AND CHRONICLE will
be published weekly, as before, and
will be made up from the issues Of
the DAILY CHRONICLE. 1t will con-
tain choice selection of miscella-
neous matter each week, together
with editor ais, telegraph and local
matter. Especial attention will be
given its columns, and everything
that could be Objectionable in the
family circle will be carefully ex-
cluded. 1t will be the object of the
publishers to make it a welcome
visitor into the families of the
country.
Its market reports will be carefully
revised every Tuesday and made as
nearly perfect and reliable as pos
sible. r ..F a.-r
The Agricultural columns Of the
WING AND CHRONICLE shall receive
close attention, and will be i'm
proved all the time. In this depart
ment, the views of practical farmers
on topics of interest will be invited.
The proprietors of these two old
and we'll established journals will
spare no pains to keep up and add
to their established reputation, and
are confident that they will make
them worth many times more than
the subscription price charged.
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A FLIMsY PRETEX I.

The Memphis appeal, of last
Sunday, publishes an editorial, for
which a recent editorial in the
CHRONICLE is taken as the basis.
The Appeal says: gss4I
The Knoxville CHRONICLE, no
doubt, believes that under no circum :
stances could the Republican party of
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THE MAINE MIDDLE.

Mr.. Wallace R. White, who has
been charged with an attempt to
bride two members Of the rump Leg
islature in Maine, is out in a card
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
The following ls q comparative statement OF the
exports OF spscie from the port OF New-f0rK 10
fnrnirn nnrta for q neriu1 Of twenty Ight years:
ruRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

rInxpox Juno lgl290 D. mCcnsols 9sos for money and
aS for account Atlantic aud Great Western hrst mott
aee trustees certificates 66 DO second mCrtgaee 29i;
EewJerscv Central consOls. l02Y Erie Railway sharea
SSr : do second cOnsols. s7ia illinois central. lO6h ;
Pennsylvania Central '2h Reading, o@; NewfoTk Cen
11SpoS June 1872 D. m.-Atlantic and Great Western
second smortgage certificates 29; Eric Railway
Rhares, 9Sas Reading, 0h.
LONDON June l95:S0 mPars advices quote three per
cenI repes at &c francs 80 Confines for the account
LONDON June l9silver is quoted at 62 ed per ounce
I0YDON l9-The EcoHomfst OF this week says: The
rate OF discount for bills days to months is ga per
cent and for bills 60 days TO months 23d% per
bank there has been
decided the better aud hopes Of cheap money en-
specuAtors The movements OF the week were
rather favorable than otherwise except IN Canadian ra
ways tea Companies and stocks Mines recovered
smsrty on The improvement the price Of copper tin and
iron"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

800 GOO with which to meet the quarterly diVi-
dends on the stocks of the Metropolitan and New
York Companies and six months interest on the
entire bonded debt of the two companies; second
that movement is on foot to reduce the rentais
paid by the Manhattan Company by reduction OF
the dividends on the guaranteed stocks The hrst
statement, if correct, might be good reason Tor
decline in the price Of all the stocks although as
tho July payments include six months interest on
tho bonds ii would be proof that the earnings OF
the quarter do not exceed tho quarters pro-
norton of the total rentals. Bat, upon authority
that is unquestionable able to state that the
statement is 80 far from being correct that the
Manhattan Company, after the payment OF the
July interest and dividends, will have re-
naming handsome cash balance The re-
fusal of the immediate officers of the Manhattan
Company either to confirm or to deny the state
ment lends color to the common talk OF the stree''
that the object of the publication was to depress
the stock for the purpose of buying It, The seconu
statement If true, might be a reason for deehhe
in the prices of New-YOrk and Metropolitan IL
the stocks we're selling at prices equal to those OF
other 10 per cent stocks But. if true, the state
ment certainly would be an excellent reason 1or an
advance In the price of Manhattan. The less the
liabilities of that company are. the more vainaoie
is its own stock. The market generally closed
strong.
There was not transaction in Government bonds
at the Boards and quotations ore unchanged from
hoiu m foil
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

State bonds were neglected, with sales only OF
South Carolina 6s non-fundabe at 4. Louisiana
consols are quoted at 46L046l2.
OF CITY bank stocks the only sales were OF Mer-
chants (1O) ut $50.
The dealings in railroad bonds included fifty
eight different varieties. But there were cny few IN
stances in which the figures show any important I'M
movement on yesterdays advances Erie second
consols were dull, with fluctuations not exceeding
ss per cent and finally closed at S5l2 against o5Ai
Yesterday the funded 5s selling up to 1888 against
70. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consols
we're "a lower at 1O1a and the seconds, after de-
cline to 50bs closed at 6012 the same as last even
ing c. C. and &c. first assented were neglected at a
decline of per cent SSls but the incomes rose
from 40 to 41O403a. Ncw-Jersey Central cOnsols
were u higher at 1929. and Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consols L. higher at 93l2. Mobile and ONO
first debcntures rose from 732 TO IA; the seconds
sold at 4Oo the thirds at H. and the fourths at
3O5s Canada Southern firm at 91l2, an adj
vance of Il per cent. st. Louis and Iron Mountain
first incomes declined to S2l2, but the second in
comes rose Il per cent to 1894 Oregon Railroad and
Navigation frsts were in demand at an advance of
10 per cent to oS. Ohio Central rsts were z higher
Mt 9l1a, Toledo and Wabash seconds 4 higher at
IOO1, and Great Western seconds 1s higher at
lOOls Kansas Pacific consOs rose y per cent TO 10.
firsts Denver Division. 2s to 105$i, and Texas
and Pacific incomes Il TO 61sl ST. Louis and San
Francisco new equipment bonds sold at 1O1.
The notable feature OF tO-day's bank statement is
the expansion of $1,000, 400 in loans. which so
swells the amount of deposits that Notwithstanding
an increase of ST. 800 in the reserves, the sur
plus reserve is reduced $529,250. The following
are the totals Of the statement aud changes OF the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
SATURDAY. June 1872. II.


The stock market to-day generally was a continu-
alton of yesterdays speculation. There was FUR
tber smart advance for a majority Of stocks. but,
ike tI,at OF yesterday, It was purely local in its
character receiving little assistance from any ex-
cont those professional operators whose interest al
ready was enlisted u favor Of higher figures. Yet the
business 1880 7S5 shares was unusually well distrib-
uted there beng an absence of that preponderance
of transactions in one or two stocks which fre-
quently Il seen in market of tie character OF TO-
days For buoyan among the speculative stocks.
Michigan Central and ST. Paul stocks specially
noticeable, the irst-named rising from SS7s 10 007s
md the lsst-named advancing from 7als to 1880
7ess. Western Union also was particular favOrite
rising from IO5 to 100, and later to 1O4os0 1O4Ss
az dividend of Ia per cent. Lake Shore. Central
and Hudson and Erie also made advances
of from e 60 1ss per cent, and re-
tained oil the advance except ls03s per cent
in final sales Rock Island aud Chicago. Burlington
nad Quincy also were strong, and recorded ad-
vances OF and 2ll per cent respectively. Among
tho Southwestern stocks, those of Hannibal and st.
Joseph were conspicuousiy s0rong. the others only
gainiug fractions Of per cent. Until within the
last hour OF business the coal stocks duh and
hardly held their own In the way of figures but
the strength of the general market finally devei-
opol demand to cover ''shorts,r and the coal
stocks rapidly advanced nearly per cent-New-
jersey cestrai 20 o. and DelawarA Lackawanus
ana Western to77. The final Gales or quotations,
Aoweser. were ut concessions from those figures Of
ssals per cent.
Elevated railroad shares were exceptions to the
suls Of to-day's market. Metropolitan and New
York shares sold ex dividend Of per cent; New
York at liD. an actual decline OF per cent. and
Notxopolitan st eSas0e6, Q decline OF per cent.
Nsuhnttsa wzs largely trsdod In as from S2A down
70 o0as, md beck 10 S1a Tho immediate cause Of
shh exceptonal depression In those stocks was the
psbl,cation OF story TO the effect. first. that
bs Manhattan Company was compelled to borrow
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $953,656 on DaI-
ance. made up by coin gain of $1.1S4.569, less
q currency loss of $230,8l3. The money market
continues easy, to-days rates being about zig per
cent for call loans on pledge of ordinary stock
collateral, and per cent on Governments. The do
nestle exchanges on New-York arc as last quoted
The customs receipts reported at Washington to-
day amounted to $305.745, and the internal rev.
enue receipts to 1898, ,5=4 The Treasurer received
S5Os. 900 in National bank notes for redemption !;
the totals of such receipts for the week, compared
with the same week of 1870. being as follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

The Treasury now holds 1861. .4G2.OO in United
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the week.
1897. 300; United States bonds held for circula-
ton Withdrawn for the week, SCI $500. National
hank circulation outstanding: Currency notes.
S342 s27. .7O1; gold notes. 81, ,347 400: The Clear
ing iiouse statement to-day. is as follows; For
the day-Exchangcs. $64,2so079; balances.
$6l0 i4S.241; balances $29,021,18s., The trans
actions at the Sub-rreasury covered: Receipts,
S1.716 14s payments, $702, 493i currency balance
$7.8O7740; coin balance. $SS,076.4O4
As usual on Saturdays the foreign exchanges are
dnli but rates are weak with declining tendency,
although the quotations remain unchanged as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
TT7UE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
Business Chances.

ND ONO TO $4,000 Invested In o fully
% OO.OUU established manllfact ctui ing Company will
good interest active Vesor nxed salary ana
posion Of secretary Address N. g.. Tribune
Up;own Office, l,235 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
TINHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
Il NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ERE RALWAY AK yk wNsPERs kaqER as The
4RaANoEMST OF TRAINS; TAKING EryEcT MAY TO- 1880,
roOm COACHES to Bufiao and Suspension Bridge
(DayFasL 81 Louis Express, arriving 40 Buffalo
connecting with fast trains 10 The West aud South
west Pulmans best Drawing loom Sleeping Coaches TO
p IN. tDaly)-Paci1e Express for tho West. Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Buffalo Niagara Falls oncinnSt and
TI5 ). M:-E%lsrant Train for the wese U.., 49,. -
Trains eaye ces@eGrs street Depot S a o Tau
aud 90 midnight Saturday nights only Sundays sl5
RatSeToTa and Passac 800 10 TO- lo;2os m-tse iO9o
& e srp sS sSDs & e Fuf6eS S 5S G 1880 %
midnight sundayS 600, $780, 1920 l45. ESQ., m
Paterson, st6 1880, go 10; 1920 Il:so n I0 ncSn
S sO 1a aao midSrS SiS Sso sSaSsys sSS sac ss
SlS i6.so lag, S$S sSa Z %,dns ''"'
lGsS GssSSr9 $ cSS 1sG anS 49, s ld
m, Lao, 500. 100 p. n- and mdDght
SSwSurs and Cornwall 7iSo 600 q. m. $780, $50 .. m
RonScut SST and Kingston 300 % $50 p m. sundays $50
Goshen eOo 7.So 900 1920 q m. $3.50 $50 4so TOO
1S sundays co. s;sS lo2o M n eisS 7,9o @ p;,n
m sSnsy. ss @ S iGsO w. & NJ Co SIS aSc SS @ Soo 1o 3
and GiS0 D. rains connect with NewYOrk and oswego
Ml1nS fSrs Eaii'Css J y sS icO sO 100 n,sn
SS G y .aS a1S aSS s.r r. each
hour from 6A6 q m. 70 oAb p. m aud &C loso ana uAo
Tickets for passage and for Aparments 10 Drawing
sp Us sS BE- saS 3 s s % s
panTs odlcos NOs gse. tQL Or ss7 nreAdway N r. No
REsn s Ss:s Z RssS':1 sss1 st s
and fi'9' NO r. 3a g. ASboEF lS aena P.ssr Ass Nswrs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
~ ~ ,S ESBs J sSs sS t % SossS5 & sSa
srrSfys $ seo sS ani.s NJ ana gsc ar p g. sss
ESanust Spring valley and Mousey. 7Oa ESQ us sse
R~ INo. n. ABBoTT. General Passr Agent Nsw.yak
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

In London British consols continued to be strong
at SlS9,e for money and 4S3a for account. United
States IS and each declined is to 1888 and ll2
shares rose 80 to 3Os and second consols advanced
10 to S7la, but again sold back TO 81. Atlantic and
Great Western frsts aid seconds each were Z
higher at GO and 29la respectively Illinois Central
rose 10 10 1OGlo PcDnsyvania Il to SO and Cen
tTai and Hudson 81 to 1914 Reading being steady
at o3s091i. .C-,.. r.
sale choice lot of investment securities, including
a large amount of Now-York City bonds
the gross earnings Of the following railroads are
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
1879. 1890
second week in S2697S s4li5l Inc. $l546S
January to June S3745o l036lS2 Inc 1857
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
January l4...- 22S2 $50 3343OS3 Inc lOG0223
The Houston and Texas Central Railroad Com
pany makes the following comparative statement
of it's business for years ended April 80:
1879. 1890
Gross earnings &3031 63l &3,409743 Inc. S379 l12
Operating expenses-. l7206a9 lS5Sl46 Inc. 132,bS9
Set earniugs 1Sll07z 1,bb6595 Inc 2l5,523
The Engineering and Mining journal reports the
production of anthracite coal for the week ended
June IL aud year from January as follows;
Year
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

W1Ah Ab5OLOl AZ cAfEAt
On and after JUNE Ia. 1880.
Express Trans leave NewYork Desbrosses and Cor
Iandt Streets Ferries as follows I
+:30 1880 800. 90 Limitedl. IL g m3 $3.50 = $40 a
Q, 6sS0 and 10 p. mr. and IL night surcSys' &sSo
and m- 0. =. q $3.50 and 10 y M AUD AZ night %.
Express Trans leave NegYork daily except sunday 1So
Boats BROOKLYN Annex connect through trains
at Jersey City anordng speedy and direct transfer for
RetnTnSg trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 s:20 s<p
T. 6S0. and 7S0 p Da,iy.except Monday. <;2o N.
ON SUNDAY, IDOL $40 945 4:lo $3.50 am. aud q.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. m. and $3.50 .. NJ
Tssst 0Siccs b2s ana ga Broadwsy No. Assor Hou.s
and foot OF Desbrosses and No. aud
Hr0Osyn A1pss s pSSa iSst e :n
Eni grant Tieks. ne ; 0Gss; No. 9 Battery place,
TAANA General Manager. General passsssss Hsous. !,
pROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
IN, N,o,y241.As VIA PPe9ylDESSH P DinEST ST - ~
SissfuLSss 1ccoxSpxxfHfaoMStsL Sex II oSG Raj
,,.cs.c,,, The fayorte palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
Ds,y lsundsys sxeepte ssm Pisr az north vs spesoa
No nissnsdiaSe isaamgs se.xesa NewYort ana rssysl
dence Passengers arrive IN Boslen AZ . n ~
NevYork, and 33S washihe Hsooky:l TokeSs ss1
also cold ct al principal hess ana usksf oca1 cnk q
oinees Of wes,oof Express ceas rrhs tAkea ssls
81 .ss:t %:tnsxns AsAacocx; &, !,
q. Agent fro6fdcSk I
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
MI TO BOSTON.

al TO BOSTON. Ri
y. x...ss' Y, :. IN! s,sss {; ss.ss
enc. = oonnoA asuf TX D & Y 81
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
sieamuoats and Railroads

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-.C. VIBBARD and
street Pier ss5 and 9th S. at am iBroOkiyn by Annex
at m) landing at Nyack Ferry, West Point New6urg
PSssenSeTs S Gnans at %Sst POINT Or NeE6arg can g
iurn by down Connect inebeck tby ferryJ with
the D. train the Ulster md Delaware Railroad
sold and baggage checked North and West Tickets
coupons good tho Hudson River r. T. received for
sage; special trains 10 aud from Saratoga
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
H. PASSENGER TRAINS, and after June ], 1880, viii
depOts foot OF Cortandt amt Debroseessis Ut
I p M and $3.50 p m Tor Easton Bet1Iehen, AllentoTn
Ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman sleep
Ing coaches attached 10 $3.50 p. train.
Trains leaving at TAO M. ana p M, c0nneco Tor all
points in Mahanoy and HaEetOn coal reRi0ns.
F. r. BYINOTON, ueneTai Passenger Agent,
General Eastern Ofnee Church aud Cortlandss
C. Ii. CUMMINGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.--Ner1
a s:ssnsss M a, s4 hzT9Sx saa CITY OF TR0 M
sss ss'Ssfal S +. as.s } ~ s. asSs ases. g "a Az sL