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T. LEACH, AGENT
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suffering from nervous and physical debility, loss
Of memory, or vitality impaired by the errors OF
youth 100 close application to business or work.
may be restored and manhood regained.
Avoid all kidney medicines which are taken into
the system by way Of the stomach; it is Old treat
ment well tried and proven inefficient, though
sometimes effecJing apparent cures Of one COM
plant they sow the seeds of more troublesome and
permanent disorders. The price of our PAD brings
it within the reach Of all, and it viii annually save
many times its cost in doctors bills, medicines and
plasters, which at best give but temporary relief.
1t be used without fear or harm, and with Ger
tainty of permanent cure. For sale by druggists
generally, sent by mail Gree of pOstage) OF re-
ceipt of the price. Regular Pad, s2o0; Cnilds Pad
flor incOntnence of urine il children) $3.50; Spe-
cial, extra size,) $500. Our book, Chow Life
was Saved, j." giving the history of this discov
cry and large record Of most remarkable cures,
sent free. Write for it. Address DAY kidney
PAD CO., TOLEDO, o.
nAHYIAR Owing to the many worthless Kid
gAU IEUEsI ney Pads now seeking a sale on
our reputation we deem it due the afflicted to
them. Ask for DAYS KIDNEY PAD, and take no
other. sept lin.
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Bacon continues tu ~ Tory scarce and hight
Butter plentiful and suwer.
Corn and Corn Meal Gaming in freely and duh
sale
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Hon. HENRY @. SMITH, or Haw-
kins county, fell dead in his room
on Thursday afternoon, the 10th.
lie had been in ROgersvilie that day
and spent some time at the office OF
DR.. Shotwell. having his teeth work
ed on, and seemed to be in good
health. Going home he took his
.oun and went TO the meadow where
,.oue men were cutting grass, shot
1b4ee rabbits ard returned TO the
pnn,e. As he passed in he made
sr,na pleasant remarks to his wife
ami nother,in law aud went up to
his room. In a moment the ladies
heard him fall heavily on the floor
apd upon going up they found hin
dead. He died FROM heart disease
with which be had bern troubled fol
a log time, a. we learn.
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At u O'Clock, Wednesday, the Sisth
Dag Of October, 1880,

10 consider the subject OF purchasing the SELMA
Rome and Dalton Railroad, and the Georgia
Southern Railre adj, and if purchased, to provide
ways and means for payment Of same. Also, to
provide ways and means for the payment q Its
iuatured aud maturing indebt dness, by incr ease
Of the capital stock of tbs Company, or oth-r"lse.
viii be passed this read, IN aecofdsnre Nth
resolution of TIE Stockholders IF ssed Sep !eiihel
. 1874 follows
this Corayarv with Their wives and children, nv
ing Will theln shall be entitled to pass over THIS
road t. sGd from The meetings OF Tue stocAll1l'
free III ebart, said pass to be limited 10 one day
before the meeting, aud two days after, upon Pre-
sentaion Of the certifcats Of stock, properly au-
thenticated to the conductor"
E. W. COLE, President
sept 8-tdni
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THE fellows who are "amnestied
nv the Federal Court are bound to
aDpesr there at the next term, or
forfeit a thousand dollars. That Is
q bully amnesty" 1t only lasts
till after the Congressional election.
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On the 18th and I4th Of Septem-
Der frost appeared in several places
in Hawkins county. This is earlier
than usual by month. The cold
wave seems to have passed by.
though the nights are still chilly.
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IN CHANCERY All NORRIS
TOWN.
o. and A. BILL, No. 318.
Wsll5ans H9zn,eh Is. Jehu Morris, ct al.

FV2LL1Un1 W1th26U C5. JeHU IHVITt0, q ~
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR
q ing from the allegations OF the bill. which Is
sworn to- that the defendants Jehu Morris and
Daniel c. Norris are nOn-resideEts Of the state OF
Tennessee; and it further appearing that an at
tachment was prayed for, and bond given, that it
was issued updn the fat Of Hon J. G. Rose, Judge,
sc u. and levied upon the property Of the SAID de
PENDANTS, on the ODD day of August, 1880, by the
ed hv the Clerk and Master that said defendants,
Jehu Morris and Daniel c. Morris, appear before
the Chancery Court at MorTistown, ON or before
the third Monday Of January. 1881, and make de-
Tense to said original and attachmert BILL or the
same viii be taken for confessed, and set for near
ing Ex-PARTE. 1t is further ordered that TINS no
tce be published for four consecutive weeks III the
Morristown GAZETTE This August %, 1850. A
true copy. Teste: JOHN NIURPHEY, C. X NJ.
August Is, $780, 4 wks-pr.s fee, Sc
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THEY are parGoning all the VIOLA
tors of the whisky laws at the red
eral Court in knoxville this term.
Has the approaching election any
thing to do with this so-called lam
npstv -
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Is there any law on the statute
hooks of the United States author
izing a Federal Marshal to arrest
citizen for debt? If there is will
some Radical lawyer please produce
the same?
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CIRCUIT Court is in session at
Sneedville this week, and candidates
for Legislative honors are hopping
around as lively as crickets. Next
week Judge Hacker will be in Rog-
ersville and the "cricket brigade
will be shaking hands with the Haw-
Irina county voters.
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The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, SEP. %, 1880.
HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT
L. L. POATS, EDITOR.

ANOTHER election is coming. Is
it not in order for a United States
Deputy Marshal to come TO Haw-
kius county and arrest Bob BIevins?
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Col. GREENE spent day or two
in Rogersville last week and then
turned his face toward old Sullivan.
The Colonel does not look like he
will ever make a good bloody shirt
Pnlical
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fresh ard handsome assortment OF new Mill
merry goods has just been received st sHANNONS'
in Rice building, corner Main and Henry streets
beautiful line of Ribbons, Ties, Feathers, Birds,
Moss Buds, Ornaments, Pattern Hats, Bonnets, sc.
all of most modern design. Call and examine.
Satisfaction promised both in goods and prices
sept S-3W
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DELICATE FEMALES

or victims of wasted or Frustrated energies, caus-
ed by irregular habits, the abuse Of nature, and
mental or physical oyer-exertion find their great
est relief in the use Of DAYS KIDNEY PAD,
which strengthens and iGyig0rates, and restores
nn.iLrLo Of Llnl IN
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MIR. COLEMAN is said TO be pepu-
lar in Claiborne and Hancock, and
those who profess to know the situa-
tiou sav he will out run the Demo
cratic strength in both those coun-
tiaa
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DELEGATES TO TIE LEGLSLA
T0PTAT, CONVENTION

Following is a list Of the delegates APP
pointed at the convention held at the
court house in this place last week from
Hamblen county, to attend the cenVen-
ton at Turkeys Mill, to nominate d
candidate for Representative;
1st District-John Lawrence, SImP-
son Howell; 2d-John w. Harle, l. r.
Leeper; 3D.. C.. Mayes, 7. J. Russell
H F. Cain; 4th-S. W. Shields, Z. =
Burnett; 5th-J. f. Noe, Robt. Loyd;
6th-C. E. Fuller, VIM. A. McCorkle;
It'll. B. Bewley, Jas. Knight; 8th-
F. w. Taylor, Jr., Eaton Pullen; 9th
W. s. Kyle, J. A. Pangle; 10th-W rn
White, Allen HOweTy.
The Chairman, J. NJ Bewley, Secre
tary, John E. Helms, Jr., and Commit
tee, W. s. Dickson, Jos. Grigsby, Geo.
Mcfarland, were added to the list
The Granger county delegates are as
follows;
list Districts. j. Jones, w. West;
2d-W. S. Shields; 3d-W. III Tayler;
4th-Wm. Hopper; 5th-James James
6th-S. S. Massengill; 18th = Samuel
Stallswo rth; 8th-John Perrin; 9th.
NJ. Mitchell; 10th-Andersen Dalton;
11th-R. B. Burden, 18th. n. Hill;
13th-El Cleveland: 14th-Elijah Null
len. Also Chairman, Secretary ana
committee of the convention.
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A Happy Man at LockpOrt, N. Y.

e @ williamson, of this place, is rejoicing oyor
the recovery Of his wife, who has been an invalid
for the past four years She has regained her
strength her complexion is vastly improved, and
she has walked more IN the past month and IS
stronger and better than she has been IN years
He attributes these happy results entirely to DAYS
KIDNEY PAD,
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NeaC Advertisements.
IN CHANCERY AT MORRlS-
TOWN.
NOn-Resident Notice.
O. and A. BILL, No. 81.
Ta,nes p Exams VS. Dartd Rash.

James P. Eeans VS. Darid R1tsh.
I'm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR
II ing from the allegations OF comp lalnant oli;
which ia sworn ts, that the defendant, DaVla
Rush. is a nonresident Of TENNESSEE or SO aD-
seconds that the ordinary process OF the law can
not be served upon him; and it further apl caring
that an original attachment was prayed IoE anu
upon the fat of Hon. J. g. Rose, Judge &c, pond
being given, an attachment WAC issued August -,
1885, and on the same day levied by the Sherlh OF
Hamblen county On the property Of the sald ae-
fendant: It is therefore ordered by the Master
that said defendant David Rush appear before the
Chancery Court at MOrristown on or before the
Sd Monday Of January, 1881,
and make defense to said original and attachment
bill or the will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing ex parte. 1t is further ordered that
this notice be published for four consecutive
weeks in THE YOUNGSTOWN GAZETTE. This Aug
ust 20, 1880.
A true copy, test:
JOHN MURPHEY, c. & NJ.
August 25 1880 4wS6
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-09-22

AS soon as some of the "leaders"
Of the Democrats found out the
"Fool Killer" had been sent for they
prudently determined not to have
another convention to nomlna'e a
Senator. and in three or four days
time the matter was amicably, If rot
satisfactorily. adjusted. The boys
were not just ready to peg out,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-09-22

HAVE you heard the news from
Maine? In November 1876 that
State gave Hayes 1868 majority.
Now it goes against the Republicans
and elects a Democratic Governor
NV over q thousand majority. The
hall rolls
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JUST previous to Congressional
election is a good time for the
..moonshirers" to make whisky.
General Amnesty" comes along
and excuses them all. After the
election is over the jails will be fill
ed up and don't you forget it, Mr..
Moonshiner.
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and Bright's Disease.

while its cure OF Gravel, Dropsy, Catarrh Of the
Bladder, Brickdust Deposit, Painful Urinating,
High Colored Urine Nervous Weakness, and Pain
in the Back seem more like miracles than cases Of
natural healing,
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ABSORPTION,

all diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Or
gans and nervous system. when nothing else can
1t is comfortable to the patient positive i'll its ef-
fects and the first cure for those painful and
much dreaded affections,
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For Sale.
A FINE JERSEY BULL.

FpVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL
q sell, OF exchange for other stock CA rcason-
abe terms. o fine Jersey Bull, GUARANTEED TO
BF THOROUGHBRED, z years old, ga perfect ore
der Can be seen at the farm OF the undersigned,
near MorristCwn. For further information apps
10 II. &. CAIN.
sept S-4w MorristOWn, Tenn.
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VERMONT. Who cares how Vermont
went, so Herbert w. Hall, at Knoxville,
sells US shoes and hats as cheap as he
does.
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For state Senator.

TOT STATE SUHdtOE'
An arnicabIe adjustment having been reached
ratvg.en Col. Mcclellan, Mr.. Dickson and myself
7 hereby announce myself candidate before the
,,aopla Of the Second Senatorial District Of the
SITE Of Tennessee for a seat in the Senate OF the
slnd General Assembly.
HI. f. COLEMAN.
Aorristown, Tenn, Sept 6, 1880
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r. Daily Freight aud Passenger Trains-snndays
excepted.
Arrive at Morrstown 6:45 m. Depart li:oo .. a.
Arrive at Wolf Greek. 2:l5 p. IN. Depart o'Ao P u
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Academy Of the Visitation, B.Y.M,
Abingdon, Washington Co., Va.

TEyHE SITUATION OF ABING-
"a don is one of unrivaled beauty-2O1l feet
above the level Of the sea- and is recognized as one
of tbe healthiest points the United States IL Is
accessible by the Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO
railroad, by four trains daily.
The object of the Sisters IN opening tL5s 90 ~
env in 1867 was to aid the people Of the south by
Facilitating the means Of educating their daughters
The terms are made to conform, as TAR as plssI-
BILE to the condition of the people.
Every care is taken to promote the comfort an"
health Of the pupils. 4
M, tba FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, under
the cbarrc Of the Sisters Of the VIsIrATIoN, b v.
NJ 81,
branches, fuel, light, washing and mendlng, per
session Of ten months, $50. Payable per nan
session, i'll advance ,,
Parents and guardians, desiring further Details
can receive circulars application.
Address,
Sister M. Bernardine, DtrectreSs,
Acadeaag Of the Visitation, B. Y. ~,
ily28-GIn AHlN"b@N' w
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HON. C. d. SHEAFE'S APPOINT
FENTS.

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Nashville, Sept.
18th, 18SO--Judge Hawkins having de-
clined 10 participate in the Gubernatori-
al appointments for joint discussion, and
having also refused to meet in joint dis
cussion a representative Of the Demo
cratic party, the following appointments
are announced for the Hon G. A. Sheafc,
who will, as the representative of the
Democratic party, answer Judge Hawk
ms at the times and places stated below.
JNO. W. CHILDREss, Jr.,
Chm Dem State Elk Com
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PAIN IN THE BACK.
YOUNG MEN.

We say positively, and without fear of contradic-
ton that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the only certain
and permanent cure for every form Of this prev
alent and distressing complaint.
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DR.. F. A. ShOtWeII,
SURGEON 5f6 DENTIST,
ROGERSVILLE, TENN.

FENHANKFUL FOR PAST LIB.
r ERAL PATRONAGE, continues to offer his
professional services TO the pUbEc. He always
uses the best material, and viii take pleasure in
giving entire satisfaction.
TERMS: Cash or its equivalent
N.B-He has furnished himself with a Nitrous
Oxide Gas Apparatus for administering an inuO-
cen. auesthetic rendering the extraction Of teeth
PAINLESS tine benefit OF which those may hav
wh5 desire It sept 27. '7G--tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

" O. G.. T.-Morristown, No. 234.-Meets every
a Monday evening.
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DNIGHTs OF HONOR - Morristown, No 972.
IL Meets every Thursday Of each week;
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AAINE.-The Maine thing is to buy
yeur shoes and hats from Herbert " :
Hall, Knoxville.
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n O o. F.-Morristown, No, l6S-lst, End and
- an JOHN MURPHET, n. g.
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LODGES.

M-Morristown, No. 231-1st Thurs
X -: yening . O'Clock, every month, IN their
nan Al tie Masonic Academy building
AaLi' ~ ZIG s. W. SHIELDS, W. NJ.
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tSO1A zaLSo JOIN MURPHEY, H. P.
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Newport, Friday, Oct. s.
Morristown, Saturday, Oct. g..
ROgersville, Monday, Oct. II.
Greeneville, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Jonesboro, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
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Called Meeting
stakeholder RS.
OFFICE OF
EAST TENN =, y1RGINIA & GEORGIA RR. Co,
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept l, 1880.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS :

There will lie a called meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company, held at their Office in the city
. Knoxville Tenn,
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The East Tennessee, Virginia Dc Ge0rgiG |
Railroad aoiU cu7T,y risit0rs at CeTy 50I0
ErcNTsi01l RATES from Oh Stations to
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Vance and GiIlenvvaters,
Greene and coleman,

Candidates for State Senate, will address the
oplO at the following times and places:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

All the indications are that the vote of ILL
nois will decide who shall be the republican
nominee for the presidency, and the contest for
delegates in that state is therefore watched
with interest by the politicians all over the
country. The situation in Illinois is Just now
favorable for Blaine. The Blaine men have
elected Seventy-two delegates to the state con-
yention against forty for Grant: but only seven
teen of the one hundred and one counties have
so far elected, and the Grant men claim that
their StroDgholds have not yet been heard from.
Most OF the counties in which Senator LOgan'S
influence is supposed to be potential have yet to
vote, and he scouts the idea that Grant will be
defeated in his own state Should Illinois 90
"agtn him, it Is needless to say that Grant will
be nowhere as candidate for the nomination
at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

Senator Humans speech, delivered at Col
umbus, Ohio. Saturday evening, is being spoken
OF as sounding the key note of the presidential
canvass for the democrats In the event that
Grant Is nominated by the republicans. While
Mi. Thurman was not authorized by his party
to Lay down the principle upon which 1t will
conduct the campaign, his intimate acquaint-
<ance with all the leaders and thorough knowl-
edge OF their views enables him to speak with
authority. He Is the recognized leader of his
party in Congress and Is consulted in regard to
every measure of party management. The de-
mand Of epublicans-especially the third
termers-for stronger government was the
text from which Senator Thurman's political
sermon was preached and 1t will form the basis
OF the democratic campaign, perhaps, whether
Gen. Grant be the republican nominee or not
The argument. however, would not be of much
force against any other candidate than Gen.
Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

e inter-oceanic canal seems to have drop
p. clean out OF the public mind. The subject
= rely ever mentioned. All interest In 1t ap-
te 10 have departed with De Lessepa A
s. &c time ago the papers were filled with the
S'' CT and both Houses of Congress were ham
"a ng at II daily. The Monroe doctrine was
SEl,~ uloed. and many went so far as to say We
gu 1t to be preparing to enforce IL with war.
Tie only solution OF this sudden disappearance
~ 0ueh-discusset question Is that the presi-
DENTAL election Is regarded as subject of more
importance and one that more nearly concerns
TIC people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

Cadet Andrus, who, in his testimony before
the Whitaker investigation at West Point
avowed his prejudice against the colored cade
and said he objected TO the latter falling In"
along side OF him, is from Indiana, and his
father Is minister OF the gospel and pro-
nounced republican. AndruS' testimony led a
number OF journals to conclude that he was
from the south, aud the Chicago Tribune, upon
this assumption based another, TO the effect that
the White cadets father was plantation over.
seer before the war and rebel soldier during
the war. This illustrates the unfairness of as.
Stunning that prejudice against the coIored race
only exists In the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

commissioner Walker In laying out the
ground for an exceptionally complete census
enumeration In all its varied branches has very
Judiciously assigned TO Clarence King the work
OF collecting statistics concerning precious me.
tails In this country for Incorporation In the
next census. Mr.. King is making preparations
for thorough and reliable exhibit. Oae vol
ume OF the census report viii be devoted to the
information obtained which will be statistical,
historical and descriptive. IL is the intention
10 make this census OF the mining industries
Tie fullest and best ever prepared in any eoun-
l.V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

The impression that Tilden will not be a can
didate before the Cincinnati convention has be-
Come quite general of late, and the statement to
this effect by THE STARS New York correspon-
dent, who evidenced his familiarity with TIL
den's plans by foretelllng what he would do at
the Syracuse convention, has contributed large
ly to this feeling. No doubt Tilden intends to hold
all his political forces together. II he can, with
the view of helping some friend to the nominal
ton at Cincinnati The Pennsylvania conven-
ton, which meets next Wednesday, will deter
mine, to large extent, the amount Of infiu-
ence Tilden Will have at Cincinnati. If his
friends can control the Pennsylvania delega
ton he will still be power in the party; but
j. as now seems probable, Senator Wallace
succeeds In dominating the convention, the
effect will be to so weaken the Tldlen influence
that Il will not count for much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

The sweeping Sunday law adopted recently
Dy The Kentucky legislature went into effect
Yesterday, and so stringent are its provisions
that the Louisville police in enforcing 1t stopped
all work at the newspapers Offices closed all the
saloons, sent all public hacks to the stables
and reported for indictment the sexton and
organist at one OF the churches on the ground
that they violated the statute which says that
al persons who receive pay for services of any
klnd on sunday shall be punished. 1t is deemed
rather odd that ke7tucky should have passed a
Sunday law that Is most more severe than the
much denounced blue laws OF the New England
purttanS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-26

John Kelly is applying the same bulldozing
tactics to the national democracy TO defeat TIL
den that he used in the New York canvass last
year against Robinson. In a speech at Tam
many ball the other night he declared that If
Tilden is nominated at Cincinnati, Tammany
VIII oppose him at the polls. Kelly's threats
against Robinson contributed more to his nom-
nation than anything else, and he IS more
likely TO help Ttlden than TO hurt him by the
course he Is pursuing. Tammany does not
stand TOO well in democratic estimation, and
It's bolt or last year has not endearei II to the
party. It's opposition to Tilden and bitter per-
sonal warfare against him in 1876 aided rather
than injured him, but Kelly does not seem to
learn any wisdom from experience.