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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum. urge regulate. purify, cleanse and strength
REdways Pills, for the cure of all disorders OF
the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costive
ness Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilionsness, Bilious
Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels, Piles, and all
DeranIgements Of the Internal Viscera. Warranted
30 effect o positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con.
tanning no mercury, minerals or deleterioue drugs
EB Observe the following symptoms resulting
from disorders OF the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullnese of the Blood
an the Head, Actdity OF the Stomach Nausea
HeartDurn. Disgust OF Food. Fullnese Of Weighi
Sn the Stomach, Sour ErupEone, Sinking or Fiutter
ugs In the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the
cad, Hurried and Difficult Breathing Flufterinos
the Heart Choking or Suffocatinp Sansatior
chen in Lying Posture Dimnesesf Vision mott
srWe BIS before the Sight. Fever ana Dull Pain in
zoe Head, Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yelownees M
he skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest Limbs
nd sudden Finishes of Heat Burning in the F1esb
A few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
ysteIa from all the above named disordere Price
Scents per box. Sold by druggists.
READ FALSE AND TRUE"
Send letter stamp to RADWAY & Co. No. 80
warren. Cor. Church St., New York kWsInfor-
'mstiou worth thousands viii be sent you
TO TIE PUBLIC.
There can be no better guarantee of the vaiue NJ
II. hADWAXS OLD established X. r. r. REMRDIRs
.han the base and worthless limitations Of them "a
.nsas are raise Resolvents, Reliefs and Pills Re
sIs nno sek for Railways, and see that fhe neme
~ sMsS 10 % what YoU buy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12

A good oathartic is worth its weight in
sold, yet DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills are
sold for only IS cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12

Ha1fOrd Table Sauce. hest
xe1iah in. use.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12

Cincho-O uinine cures chills and fever.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
Inflammation of the Kidneys.
Inflammation of the Bladder.
Inflammation of the Bowels.
Cong estlon of the Lungs.
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing.
Palpitation of the Heart
Mysteries, Group. Diphtheria.
Catarrah, Influenza
Headache, Toothache.
Neuralgia. rheumatism.
Cold Chills, Ague Chilis.
Chilblains and Frost Bites.
The application of the Ready Relief to the part
or parts where the pain difficulty exists Will al
ford ease and comfort. -,,,, .
a. 70 60 drops in half tumbler of water win In
few minutes cure Camps, Sprains. Sour Stomacn
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Dtarrhea DysenIery'
Collie ind in the Bowels, and all Internal rams
Travellers should always carry bottle OF TN
WAY READYRELIEF with them a. rev drops,
in water will prevent sickness or pains from cn6ng
of water. 1t Is better than French branoy or Dill
InrrE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12
CONSUMPTION

SyphilOid Diseases, Wasting, Degeneration, and
liberation of the Kidneys, Diabetes, Stoppage OF
Water instantaneous relief afforded where cathe-
ters ha been used thus doing away with the pain
full operation OF using these Instrumental dssolv-
ing stone in the bladder, and in all cases of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-12
READ .FALsE AND TRUE

send . letter stamp to RADWAY & CO.. No, g
y asf en-, Cor Church St., New York. EH-Infor-
nation worth thousands VIII be sent yon.
, 1880-01-21

beck. niid probably Mr.. Eldredge."
How IL tho G0vern!nent going to work to
taugnT2e ts ;v; H% = PpG,lsy 4 Of proScI.hpt0 e os
~ caMnot sec, what 1t cnl, do moro than IT
Inns done, except IT, engage moro constantly
IN tho business Of prosecution. or course
there haye becn difficulties in tho way hereto.
who are nnxl0rs to get control II the Terri
tory nru proposing To disfraMclltso all tho
Mormon people rs far ~ possible, alul to on
elI!da thuin all from 5Hrles, nnd to ,lnkn
n4sdfs. fSr 4 H'or0 easy by accepting very a'"sy
There nre some measures Of TINT sort
now pending before, CoiErcsxw
"YeS. Tllis would virtually =
HIND THE AonaloS iEor.t: HAND AND
FOOT,
md turn over the entire covtrol q the Terri.
really IS tho object of this proposed 'eElslA-
tion. Under tho cover of zenl for, purcr
eny s eiyoy i a a ihssx hSo % III eeSt S
its fs!iuls, For years Utah, has been u yory
tempting bait for these people, from the fact
TINT wo are lightly taxsd, and We hnya 10
t Gttah i,as issied 4 bo,,d, and Tie Territory
Itself IL entirely free fr0ln debt, nrd these
peop1o view It hs ui!, elegant opportunity
going TO W1stc. The Territory could carry
eafs aSne fGts1sss sy pslesyo 9 sfSssq @ es sy eo
get control they would hive line picking"
Of these men III Congress who are presiding
t1,a; theS;9 PHI aa9ns,n are tnSnse by 'fanat'e'sm
vi tl!ink 50. / ti,iuk they do not under
stand the situation OF the pcnplc. An fur us
lnUraliy in the true sense Of the word s COLI
fSfVe sSV MN Ra y sseSry sscoy 81 w III e2Rsss ] ss Ses
Certainly there are no people who excel
the Mornolls ~ Industry, in tenl-
, 1880-01-21
cn!lso he Ind been faithful m long, It was un.
sAfo to trust h longer. would be doomed iIlsnIu.

cn!lso he Ind been faithful m long. II WAS un.
safo to trust him longer, would be doomed insnnu.
IT IL EVEN MORE IRRATIONAL
tn conclude that ono who has for eight ycnr5
ecr1tnill1ttsly guarded tho solemn trusts ropoaed
n NJ, Amcrcan President 10 for that rcnson ID
be moro ttlstrustet thnn now mnil.
'"..Th0u hast been faithful over 4 few things,
Will mako thce t1tcr pvcr many" Is tho prnctt.
gal wisdom nl,prnycd by tho Hny!or. The lion
MI. Springer Touches lls that he who has i,ccn
faithful pvcr all things for eight yeatR sh1ld he.
trusted with nothing therclttcr. Tho worl
will tnItkG 1HlenkB if It xtnll turn from Jesus
0f Nhznreth 10 follow Mr. Springer. Of illinois.
When the Constitutional Convention hn,l flnnl-
y agree,l to tho plnn uf n prc.l.nMt chosen for
fnur YEAR,. md rc-clgblo nt tho pleasure OF tho
urprfe, Mr.. Alexander Hamilton said: !" 1fo
!kcd tho now Modification on tho whole better
than thnt In tho printed rcpnrt. In this tho Frcs-
t'lcnt w!ls a monster. cloctud for seven ycars,
md Ineligible afterwArtt; having grent powers
In appointment to Office, and continually tcnrrt-
eli. lily this constitutional disqualification. to
all,so them IN orzler to RlIbvert the Govcrn-
tnctlt." Mr. Srringcrs resolution resurrccts tho
munster which Hamilton denounced, nns1 which
tho Convention With such diligence hurried.
TNnt taught tho llclIrows that without Facri-
flcc there WINS no remission of rtus. Americans
are fanHht that not even s4critlco will save a
President fcDm rcbtlke after eight year. Bcrv-
Ice, although he hna been stnless.
, 1880-01-21
spelling Reform.

AH1hftHt iIfNft.1 american.
It iS a singular fuct TINT. while WcstcrA die
uonary Is tho IopnInr standard, It hns had to re-
trnce steps III spelling which wcrn never ulkcn
by Worcester, nnd nDw thoro Is very little differ
lettors, "trc," for "tGr" III WoUstor and u few
others, Wchstcr'a dictionary, us It tas passed
through tho hatlis nf Worcestor in Ills foyisal
rostsnrs, tls about kept pnco with tho poptslur
changes. while Worcestor's pcrhal'a Inns not l0o
sn, 's to at cnst few words. WI confess IN lit,
pruof-readcr put our copy through tho Wcs.-
sserlaM re-, p proccss Webster f'oins tho standard Of
THU american Is in error. Nearly NIL tho
words Wot,stcr ilnlcriouk to ctlnKo tho spoil
Ing Of ho succeeded In accomplishing, lss tor OK
nnple: Flow for plough: trnyeler fur traveller;
for phial; wo FOR Voc; a1 for axo; iaDor,. homer,
favdr sMvor, etc.. for lnto,,r, honol,r. favour,
sAvotir Gta chemist for ehyiliAt ultlilI.,,u for
hillnnuck; and othor words too numerous to
nruat rhnnges hayo occurred alnco WcLstcr's
nttctnpt to alter tho spelling mud, wherc.ls
sshnlnrs ,, md tho ne r9a.iing 1t E!4!sh books s.d
10 10 nia,.it to yieli THUR upposltiot, an to to
Rec'c f.rnmSsL sy, n tp new rotorm Even
prIuulpal ol'jcclion when ho allows t{iat 10 pro-
scryn tito ~ rrcSsent spelling y nos necess!ry to
N0w IT t,eRins u l0nk Ml1lost as II tho scho!nrs
would tnku the lend, mud 1t w0..ll bccomn IL
question whether they cnH carry tho public M
fast ~ tlloy Wou!d Ko III spelling reform. From
through aloutlon for old forns and n1Iectutions
Of which wp Hlt have s0!no dearly lnvcd ones, tO
useless letters, and to Wish thoy weru mt there
Fur MI tlnt. the movement ls inado mnw under
far moro fAynr!!lo conditions. 1t will hU likely
to 70 very slowly forward to nl!nllmtu few IN.
ktiurt vowcls, "ughh and tho FrDnrh "un" fl
such wUEls as catalogue.
, 1880-01-21
KANSAS.

AANSAo.
--
Tribune Correspondent ns n Knl91rt
or the xoad-Wnnt 1fc Sees In n Hide
ofTwo Hundred lIlle.-clties,To,vna,
md VnIHgc"-A Romance or ths
Mountains.
,,1.,,.t,, w. At,n,, ~ -. 1a,, 1sIvn,,mo
elt aSreS weeks n a
sn ns r1en r. Wn." somo Of tho best counties in shs
From Lincoln, tho Capital of Nobrasku, to til.
through tho Counties OF Lancaster md CARO-
anu 'ec oioo ieeSerVauon' Inls at-nan1co
tnct OF land has no superior IN tho state. 1t
me anu rs sSe
rc.,,na ,'nrr, eor . n,,,nhcr NJ vc,rs orl having
tesneu uv.u ,ur i'''pue @ y. ysals, ma having
moved before very long to nore congcnlI
homes.-probably III tho Black Hills or tho In.
ana nru "ltogethcr rather salttless LOT OF Fa9.
abonds. some months ago tho Government
brsa,s "" ~ ~" ,a ho,sns ,Mnv Nv .on dt n
nuhafcas OF nc" houses tn,y now 10 seen oot
I s rc aare oSa sa ns' as saa sn '5u s
now settler. nro turning their faccs this way IL
front ,,,,n,,,crs s'''e '&'S' '"~~' ~A' - -
l'ort'cring on tho Reservation, in Kansas, no
tho Counties or Washington and Mnrshall,-
@ d Me an mstsre wa n Ia @ mG yWer a Tn w1sn nI
s,ats. to- i ihs 9 esSniysse:t e siatshail So,ss n
81 sa Hes es 9 It pGs IL. StaE E1sfp " s s 81 5s 5:ss
i Denver Ci9y lialiroai and i branch Of tEe
'nct eMe rfcGt wt fapiSi fhn 1o MH t
NcGrnska. The town is l,mi,,Isonely locntcd, hss
u population OF about 3,O00, aud Is inorcasIIg
, 1880-01-21

vsly mpihE,lt, WHY t ~. ~ !. ,, 80" snxna m rtjrn
in eScrss, owing 70 9cc1'lcnt4, wnr, @
e5 s lsa SxpGSs t II ,ss1yr, Sys1y wona" a cysay a
mini !li marry, there would 6o nnty u cSn,,
pnrntlyeiy small number. 0f women that
would be uiiprnvttcd fOri NIT tIlefc lFt; llll.
drcls and thousands Of men Wi1i1 ny w. @ lIHa
Dllt innids wltl0nt nny 0nlMith'ltyN Rfat-
ifyinE their maternal insI!lSts, or q, wo1He: @
II icnnli3nsncss WGro tie rtllE i1'olSn aSif WlIi
tho penple Of t)ta, th.ey cn,,l! grntity u
anil their Children" .....-.....- 49,
us there any movement HOW anloiiE the
M0rinUtls tnwMrtts being
ADMITTED Az A FrsTE?'
mo. A bill hns been introduced In Con-
gress, blL It is not pressed"
ait lJas bpcn stntctl IN some Ut the papers
tint tho Nfornlolls, ~ diplomatic move,
wnull agrce to abandon lo!ygnnly az ron,
d 't .t o. aisso st n. ~" y'r t' ofl'E en,"i 'i " f.
they could establish teir household gods
niltl defy Tho General Government"
"Of course, ns ntl THO Representative Of
arEe % number "f p.e.ls .,n 9t IT. "f ", M"T W. ,,
pln of Tic Territory, wl,ut they wo,.d, do
under such clrcnilIstanccs. ! mn satisfied.
llnwevcr, I'M fcnrs need be entertained 1T TUG
thcr,. % wnrr s,lf,irlrl,t n,ln6er Of mo,.Sfvr-
,nt,,,s on,1 tsstn,,ir Nnrt,,nis. s,irIi ciWlisc
,"nl't % hr ;Msnric,i. t.nrrteti. ni,'l ,nuimtnint
iinv thot w.,,,i i,n ~ rn,,rsn ,,uI,,lnt snv;'
"t r. In ,,t,,,. .Sfnrn,t,,,s II numerical ,a
,ority IN m Wtal9" '''' '''0''' . '''''S' '0''' ~
''"Uh. no: G,is there arc n eood many clc.
mcnis thcr lint mirht f. nfii)fnin fnr tj,.i mir
r nnaa of dninn src,a a tliin~ j,,t tlo Morut'ons
thn,ns.,vns H. mi weak 'nnimissinn II, That
,w1AHs'''' wnwn "' "o' ''e" "'''"''' - '''''
Sn,nc I,cnuhI;cnns scn,u to thIu1, that tho
fine itn,,I ~ tlla Ucniocrncy can i,r trncctl III
snrh " Scheme viii, t1a i,1nr f,f nrttInu MI
ntEcr i)emocratfc Ejectornl yotcY1
WY II s.nrc,lv % thinls thn pelnocra.s would
suggest lint plan. Some Of them nro ny
'" "Tfsre l5 i ilot likey to to BE- be- nisy i',ov, iiow
serlnnstv IN crt I1tni il, MS Sini, ,Intii after
I'm ' u"yt 1srrst,Irusini 81 % no,,irst =" !
link nut. / do not st.n my 1,ros,,ect of
IL unw.'' '' ,' '''' Wv ''''' = ~S'>S~'
"Whero ia Tho ht1l volt smoke ofm'
"ft is INV in ihn l,t,tnlnfstrn oil Territories,
Thnrc hnve bre,, no nrs,,,1cnts on tho iii.
II wns f%,ro,i,lccd i,y ~ 1nvseif.
r,,, ,',,.sr,,x ~. ,,n,,,ox,a,, ,s Ats.
''''' ''o'' els ,iYnr,sroot, rr SS''''A - N'''
oN..'A ,u..s Aoo . -
, 1880-01-21


fnrf. fhe ihrs f III enemies nr bfnrc II" wins
af his ct,lintry'A enemies. Washington wns
ss'nK To the quick by tho Injustice Ut his couu-
trymsa; nT,,1c Tim ,r.t vcor q, hi. .oco ,cr ,v,.
ended, Je'lGrst't, reports that NJ Cnhtnct meet.
ing "tho President wns much 'nilnmcd: got
ma"a M" S" f s2;o @ 20 ms wnS NJ Sc Ssns sn
abnso Which hha been bestowed on hisn dctlctl
ny mata nsI enrth to pro,t'lrSn W. ofln sns. aSt Gt
wits mot tl0nn on tho piirc*t motives: thMt hc tl
never rci'ented but once The having Slipped tho
moment nf *!EIs b.; HIGs IT,: H' ~ thas z
lm IN bis grave than f hs present Aftunt!on: that
9 n rather be % n NJ h,s fa ,o % be GnpcTnr
him viii, wuntEng to t.o Klnxl"
- Washington. like 9rntt.thc Father OF his
Country, like tho snrior or lt,-wfs necliset ni
"Cinsari.tn." M Il T. nut 80 very strnuge TINT
d;MDun Of pcop'o 1tlst esncrEch tf1'n TnhafGhy
s'uld ie jealous Of iMlpnr.l t'eslEtls I'M It a
III IT, s..ng9 N .at ~ 4n dSt arE,, swnR9nnfs no
FCA1tkn nv 81, HOFT 4 HlH)OK!
No one expected 10 dissHa!f President Wnsll.
,ngn,n 1r9 , tho retirement nc 30 pEs;sonascy ;s
cH as e e1nan M we ts. 3, as ter nesn s;
ncncell, H. was q; when II ended. Tho .ttlrln-
ittes 9f which l,' tstnpialnral IT W wtrn askrH"
ctl. Tic number 1t his enemies hni multiplied.
ihclr nhtn WIZ sntcn1lficd Jefferson hnl lcfe
hls NJ E,!l;Inet. Madsnn !v!a allcn.tcl frnm him.
Frtnec. li1 y'arnc,l tor rest, and he ittlexil,ly
e.ught It. Such wns tho c1ainplc of our first
President.
term. nut fow n4kctl hini /" nccepi II sccon,l.
i!ls exnnpe. therefore, Inrt,lsc. ~ rlorG aanc-
5 a'a1o q q 81! Mf''isSi Wasssnss" '" '' 'e' 'n0 e'
:, Mr. Jefferson Furnished n rFrcrttcnt mora 10
tho pnr!t,sc: The Le9is!nt,.rcs pf sevtrn! States
talon. lie state.l
HIS nEAsoSs ro. pEc1lsIso
, 1880-01-21

Dr.. Ilulrx Cough -Hyrlp for ten yoars, and II hus
given better sAtist4ction than my other cough
Frnlcdy." A.G Schmidt tApothecary y, Hanover, pa+
, 1880-01-21

lie The belief of tho Nrorinons.,.'
!" Admitting. tint II mist always continue
nrx the SSst ,c Of e M Mgsops p1cs Il i sey * y S ow en @
" Many pcop1c may be prevented from rrac.
ttcing n0ygnny by the nhnollncctneait 0! sae
decision of the SprcMG Court ;, n me ,,.'y lay
men To contemplate tho prolabi!Etynt being
lncarccrntett In prison, and, rdaed 70 olncTT
cn,tses, that wn1tlu be Iii llnny minds Rooa
rfnson ssor for not contracting po'ss''n0s mar
"'Then, how is tho Cl,urcl, 10 be increased
II IT, m,es!nlborshlp N II i'o'yg"my ~ 10 o'
t5e La!tc..Day $ant belexcs q; H., y w'I.
sni, 10 tiio contrary, they. believe thnt ,n:!er
as wns contemplated by tho i0'lltlcrs OF ilHp
Sex m yet ysaso s, fIn IL ,s II 'les le y ey % w"
ilOt bo np6lesel iii their system of nnrringcs'
wllIcli, with them, Is n religious ot'lnA!lce.
Until tlat tinlc comes they iust wAit n1u ~,
imterpositlon to save them. AT the present,
fhcre yreEns 10 be conflict between Alr.
llnyes' Ainifnistratto alHl God on TINT point,
and ,yc aro betwrcn thu twn,-,tNHl,S COLL
nn eonets "n t@s tS psoS 10 CIT o" a tsr
E11l Ial tl,reatet,ing @ tlcin With disabilities and
punishment II they do Ubcy IT,"
''It there should come Il contest DctwceI
'tinN NIlu NlT. llN5cS ASNASAAbHShl1
WHERE All: TIE sit,tl.toNs GOING TO GET
T1tt:lH Tisoors?"
u}Ve think tint Air. IInycs will have
enough 10 do withont n,sltllihE With lis, md
we sI1nlt need no troops"
You then think, as a matter Of. fact, that
Mormon urnctlrcs md MurlnO1l bcilef will
cnmtIM,ie. the rrprcsstye stut,tcs Of the United
Stntcs, ssl,d tilcIr execution, 10 tho contrary
MISUNDERSTANDING" ,, .,,..,,, IL
for ino 10 say tint tho pn.ctice will. Itnust
rcst VIII, each Individual and hts conscience
as 10 whether lic will Incur tho risk Of lnnr-
tyrtlon, In CARRYING out ills faith, but, MS far
Is tic belief ii! tlIis tl1ctrllS Is comSerneH
cIinr 10 ii, nntl look llpo,, It rs Of Divine
orig}n, There Is this about tho AfOrndn peo-
pic in relation to this doctrlnc: They hayc
sl,ch confidence iii its superiority over tho
1,rrscnt homogeneous system, wll|rl, Is now
Il. Vog,c in tfo United Stnses, thut they do
not fcei tho least apprehension ns ~ tic re-
suits, ii II only hns fair show. Il t.ie rs n
fcrtOr and as bnrt)nrUus ny II ~ htscllucd ~
he, and the other relnison Is 50 ,THpeFior
IT. III VNl1iitcu4 tnrV HEG NllllIlE u
, 1880-01-21
What the Framera Of the National
Constitution Said and
Did.
Why Washington and Jefferson
Would Not Accept 4
Third Term.
ut Is Passing Strange that 40. .000,-
600 People Should Be Scared
by So Soft q spook."

thoH mi
rn, c' wn r,,n nv M"w WorE ~ ~ ,sa, ,o
urah,, Mnen wow .,, nsH ,,,,s' me"slmpe,, OK ~Ne
e'rc,!la.on md posya,s ,tal.s1ee but so'e
lint republican, institution, wcr, In imml,cnt
ncrl @ fro,,, tho probable ciectnu Of tho snmn IN.
ilivi,luni to n thrl torn. II WI. coldly affirmed
that American liberty could mt survive s.ci at
experiment. ......
" ehhsso INC announcement Startled that
wholc i1''y of Dcinoof11t1o opposition which hal
e, 05nSey "f""s n sesq"r whIc, a ns as 10 g@
n,,.t,hn1 ~ to st,rts nf ,tornn "u ~,
-, 80 Nv .uo o.es'es u. Io's
~ '1 sn n o hoar % ~ sakssa sa,xs 10 sory
who Ind failoa to secure, or, having secured,
tho illustrious services Of President Grant,
yet Tor nsfsonsl Or 70 lseal rcason. % pre-
.s,,,,.i ~, ~ so..o ,,n,tt,,,, ..I..' "o ~ :.
s"rea , arror ee. Of Hna :.
don't m morn @ N, ',a,c,os or @ moro homc.t hon 1,ro.
that, Ms M President hid ever been elected for
more thnn two terms 80 for some occult reason
than that humber Of terms
rfroin. =
THE BEHsELEas CLAMon
eliminated whcn. on the 18th 1av Of Dcccmhcr.
lK76. thc Inn. Mr, Snrtnvrr. f,c,nocrnt Tr,,,,
~. .v.o, ....s .na ..o ~. I,,.',. ~ s ato't
mo othtc OF lI1lnos8 presented 10 tho House OF
Representatives resolution in tho following
!. Re.,,r,,, r,ot in TIM on,,,,r ~ t,,s ,,,,,so
{hc nrn"cttr,t nstnhisH"A H. W"s. tnn,,3, s o,,
n9. w 19.ata ~ t iT! :, w.. anu
fro he rsdentta1 ri NJ d.c e nfi"r tc1 fsfK sca
unrt ~ ~ mr. renhican srstn,n ~ rn,nr,e,
nnnh that nt,r ,nnrt;,rc frnn, stis tmc. hnmnrai
fruht Wlt p ncri IL To nw, nT frc, ns'gtt'on oha
Tho rules or tho House wcro suspended, md
tho resolution passed on tho very lay Of It's In
ci IN its fayor nly s,r,t,cn % ,nc,nhcrs nio vo,s
ngnlnst It.
The reiterated vociferation accomplished tho
to rono,rn.,o ~ ~ 1nn ran, ~, ,ela ~
tue 4onon1natson Oh e'olt. dF"nt IN lb!o.
a political rnrty must bc brave and consccn-
tEous before 1t will venture Ia stnko la hopes Of
tho 1,ost. On,cos ,,ron ,to Yo.o,,ntio, ~ y p.,.,
aut u" 'ss sas a apn n .a' m ol aifes'-
uent VINO mas pccn hfed NJ ny millions OF bis
cOttntr3mcn for four years, and lied nj by moro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19

=. ms CONSERVATIVES OF STE
yESsvIrLg DISTRICT M coSvs~.
oarEs TO rms TApPlnASSovn ooNr wee,
.frox--agxgRAL BEALE's counsh ~ ooS'
orEss ExpoRsKD AND APPhossp'
rror the Dispaich.I
pnrsu,rt 20 call OF Captain N. ID.
street. county superintendent. the Conser,
yatiye, OF s;eyeusvlIIe township asse,nS'cu
in meeting at wtight's Store on saturdsy,
August "a 1880. The meeting was ca''e',
TO order BY DIR. Thomas Latane, VINO s.a.eo
the obiect Of the meeting was to elect three
delegates and three alternates to tne Kappa
haunoct Conoressiopal Convention. 10 Dc
held August 20fh. The following uenea'e'
were cIecied--viz.: J. n. Walkers ho ,
b. Hart, and Captain n. b. street. After
mates: A. C. Walker, II. X. Pollard ah'
w. A. Saunders. A.. ,.uo,,,,
Major Saunders offered the following
resolution. which was unanimously ADOPT
ed: w
prove the course Of the Hon. X. Il; 1
Beale in Congress, but deem II lnexpeaien
10 instruct our delegates, aud leave u U
their sound discretion to support tue mos
available candidate to carry the district.
A resolution was then offered ana adopt
ed that the proceedings OF the meeting ID
sent to The West Point Star, I'de'oaser ~
der, and Richmond Dispatch and otd'e io
publication. THOMAS LATASE, Cha'fmah'
Spottsuood Bird, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-19
PITTSYLVANIA.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE DISCUSSION BE-
TWEEN COLONEL JONES AND COLONEL
sIMs-THE FRIENDS OF THE INDEPENDENT
ELECTORAL TICKET FEW Is NUMBER-sr0-
WALLIS MIXED CONVENTIONS.
Correspondence of the Richmond DisDateh.I
CHATHAM. Va, August IL, $3.50.
Yesterday was our court-dsy. IL bad pre-
yionsly been announced through the col.
umns Of the Wing that Colonel Jones would
address the public as Read1uster. Whe-
ther the weather or any other cause inter-
posed, the crowd present was small. But
il was whispered during the morning that
Colonel Jones was present, and would d.
vide time with Conservative speaker.
Arrangements were promptly made 1or q
discussion between the gallant Colonel
Jones and our own Colonel w. Il. Sims,
the friends OF the former claiming itas their
day and fixing the terms as suited them in
other words, claiming the opening and con-
clusion, which, rather than miss, Colonel
Sims readily accepted. The basement Of
The courthouse holding something like
three hundred people, was packed as soon
as speaking was announced, and 1t was
soon ascertained from the applause gained
by Colonel Jones, who Of course selected
the opening and conclusion. that his clan
was gathered by him on the stage, and con-
sisted of some six or eight men, very fee
BILE. When Sims arose be was greeted with
vociferous applause, without regard to the
position OF the crowd; and how the hot
shot fell is a proposition Colonel Jones is
still considering. Colonel Jones began the
argument and closed the debate, and was
glad enough to let down the bars. We have
never known more complete triumph than
was gained by Colonel Sims and the people
OF the county. We are informed that Colo
mel Jones went from here TO DaDyile, where
he Jared even worse than in Chatham.
Messrs. Editors, we in Pittsylvania who
have never voted wrong think we under
stand what is going on. We look with SUI
preme disgust on Stovall and his conven-
ton. represented on the 18th instant at
Rocky Mount by delegates of eighty men, OF
whom nine were negroes mot from this
county, and twenty-nine white Republic.
cans, who were never known and never
will consent TO vote the Conservative ticket.
The leading spirit in that Convention was
none less than Judge Claiborne, who never
yet and never will vote the Conservative
ticket,