The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10
LETTER TROY pITTSBURG.
PtrrsRrnn. August 6. 1850.

PITTsBURG. August 8, 1850.
sperial C5Trespo7,deace Of tie Freeman
The weather is hot-poliiics hotter;
he weather is on the cOOl-poilticS Is y
getting hotter 0nc Is physical dis
comfort. The other almost mental mai /
adv. The Iellgths some people carry .
their political feelings seem unwarTaDt- T
ed. for to the majority Of people u does
not matter much who rules, they must
earn their living anyhow.
The heat we have l1d in Western
PENNSYLVANIA during the last two weeks
has been relieved 10y cool nights The
Arizona papers give the weather reports
of the y uma district as the warmeSt
lI:ce in the United States. The trer-
moIneter there has heen from lO3~ to
III since the 9Th OF July. When the
sun goes down the temperature drops TO
about ~ bat thai * too warm for COM
fort
Mr.. Hayes proposes to pass through
Yuma on his return and hc VIII get
little sample OF the hos weai aeT OF the
hereafter. If he comes home. rs adver-
tis,..l. il will lJu one % th5 most Danger
olls Journeys IN the Whole United States.
After he leaves the railroad east of Tue
son he will come 10y stage, visiting the
Tombstone and Shakespeare mining dis
tFictS, thence through Silver City, y eW
Mexico. to Sante Fe. ami home by that
route. From the end Of he track east
of Tucson to Santa Pc Is about 575 miles
OF staging, through the rouehest and
Widest country on he ointment. Vic
toria. the Apache chief. Is cavoTting
around that locality, and Rutherford
had better take the very best troops he
can draw from the slim gaTris0ns of
Forts Grant or Cummings. or Bay"T!,
ltn ayr,...- n e.tf,s1 ont wit p ANY So
curity, on has much desire 10 live oIt aiS
fern. | DO not believe he viii come
home that way; travel by railroad is
much better than by any Of the Star
! Route Coaches.
The latest outrage not fully reported
4 IN that region is ;Ee murder. by Victor
/ ia 5 band. of Gen J. J. Byrne. the chief
. of = locating party OF Texus-Paci.ic en-
giueeTS, near Ei PaSo Cu the American
SIDE, and Killed everybody ia 1t. Be
ynnd the mere fact, triegraphvd by Col.
Griersou from Eagle Spring, we have no
. furi her par. icuiaTs,
That WAS an amusing speech made at
the Washington civ ratification meet
ING the other day. hy the old man who
. presidel Il have seen" said lie.
every President OF the great United
S.atesClectcd hy the people except Wash
iuItun. I never Fayc seen MI Hayes
and hope 40 God I never viii he is "a
pretty good man, hey say, in his way.
but his Eay is a stealing way, and |
don't desire 10 see him. This little
speech was received with deafruiEE ap-
plaUs" Montgomery Blair followed in
u telling speech. Oid Ben Butler is the
hest earl we have l,fciv in the line of
converts. or rather reintorcemUnts. His
speech at Worcester in declining lin,
Democratic nomination for Governor
WAS fuIi Of good seuse, as was that iI
Bost uu. when Ee first cam" OUt. Di
Hancock 5 letter Gen. Butler SAYS Il
any one desires to- read his tIIaucock' :
fEInd and search ont the springs of ms
actions. let him read that most admir
able letter 10 Gen. sherman. written ia
the confidence aml under sea! Cf private
correspondence. 1t exhibits Gen. Han
cocks nncTmG55 thoughts IS the UbvdI
ca, soldier WREN within the line Where
obeIieuce rs duty, the analytical states
man who guiding himself 10y research iG
to The language and principles of th'
constitution eviuced discrimination no
to rrccdc one hair from its mandate
nor step one inch beyond its provisions
under WhateApT $. Tess or pressure. -
lie adds Every word of Hancock
letter to Sherman Nigh: be we'll Writte'
TO-DAY, under the laht uf al! that j
past. and would he equally sound ate
tlic event, as il was prsphJlically SCUM,
before Tie event
Ills closing paragraphs were excellent
Men of Massachusetts YOU have moi
the golden opportunity 90 put the dos,i
iiigS Of thc country uEde" abe guidauc
b of his Gm hand. strong viii, matuy
Judgment. loyalty 10 thC Union fo
which he GalJ.yd, AID fidelity 20 its con
stituti5u. which he has ever made To
guide of liia action"
J see Judge BLACK is being interview
b cd cNs'Us vr.y Iy the press and get
off some uf hiS good things. lie crack
. GARFIELD over the cope as frequently a
If he had lately learned Dee art Iu Ire
, iaud. ard then sliusa whitening SaTcasi
e. 1t him and his followers that is wort
I "a whole mass meeting sus.
{ The boss OF all sarcastic speakers
Cnnkling, is To speak here next weei
: He Las ten appointments TO iiIi, not tha
he hates Garfield any less, but that l
loves Roscoe more 50 go air his car,
fully prepared speech lie cOmcth.
p, . viii lie the same speech repeated t.
r times, and ia point Of make up viii, j!
= doubt le we'll done. but ike many mi:
+ placed adjectivcs, his eloquent word
o will fly around The head. bat not com
+ near the heart. Daddy Thurman is Oh
r man 30 get back at COnkiIuE. W he
$ he shakes out that baudaHna and square
, himself Coukiiug begins to look littlt
I and by the time ne is through you wi
t. have to look under the desk to see til
= Senator from New Y 0Tk. There wa
nothing so enjoyable 10 "a Democrat
the Senate galleries at Washington, a
n any time during the last four years, q
{ Thurnau'5 chase after Conkling. TIL
= last time Thurman came home I haI
! peued on the cars with him, and in tall
= ing the matter over he said "Nou wi
E see the damnedest scufle in the Senat
n some of these days between Wallac
{ and Conkimc that ever you heard ol
, They are both walking around each otI
! ct now like the two fighting men OF III
{ neighborhOod, afraid 10 tackle each otl
: er but they viii get at it some Of thcs
= days
e What Il hippodrome it would make {
have Daddy Thurman follow Conklin
r around and speak after him.
= REMARKABLE MARITAL BRUTAIITY-I
u st. Louis an astonishing ease of marital brl
: taiity has been disclosed in 4 divorce su
recently filed by Frcidia BOsSe against d
: Louis Bosse. They were married july ct
y . O9 this wear, and two weeks after he hpra