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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
FOSTERS F'IzZLE.
SHOW FOR THE SENATE.
Nc Fsrmer Withdraws From IN,
uVSss Tor the chic senAtorshis
iVr 'ne sake OF Harmony In
his Party-fR Other words
"e Is Nat Upon by the
staiwart shermap.

Columbus, Dec, 2O.-Thom.. A. .Cowc;u
speaker Of the Ohio house of representative.
mas written to Governor Foster, saving thore
Is danger of bitterness growing out Of .
deadly struggle for the Ohio sonatorship, and
ssk''g Foster IL there is not some wav IN
which harm to tho republican party Of Ohio
can DO avoided. This lolter was shown 10
Attorney General Nash, chsiemsn of The he r., "
puohcsn state executive committee. who
wrote. letter to Foster, saving no did moi
share in Cowgll's fears of danger to the ~ r'
gdollcan party from the contest but Il thsro
was any danger In that point ho did not besi.
ta1e to say tho path of duty was plain. And
thal Inc people and party would heartily
appreciate his sacrifice, IL he, undor ma ci;,
oumitsnoes, should withdraw.
After receiving this, Foster wrote TO Cow
gill, saying he had read similar lett,r, trou
personal supporters aud gentlemen of hivl
standing IN the party. He does not he saSs
share their apprehension, but saws he ma,
not be in position to Judge impsrt;ally
lie Would DO nothing to weaken tks party
and though believing ho could be al ctsd
holds 10 the opinion offriends and withdrew
from the canvass.
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Committee Wsvk.

Washington, Dec. 2O--Tho house com.
m'''se on commerce we're engaged to-day
upon the river and hArbor bill, and the sub
committee Of tho appropriations committee
upon tho army appropriation bill. This bill
will be reported 10 tho full committee to-
morrow, and probably be al ones ra-
ported to the house after the residing of the
Journal The amount recommended IL some-
what larger thsn last year, snd aggregates
about Ss0,000OO0.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS By TELEGRAPH.
"A Cool and Daring Robbery in NC
hensan CouEty-Fires In waco and
hSEstOn-Fivo Hundred Ser
man Emigrants Landed I'm
Texas, Many OF Them &C.
ing 10 the InIsrler,
GAlvestsa Isems



Galveston, Dec. 20.-Fiya hundred Ger
man smigrAnts wsrs landed to-day from the
steamship Brownschwig. About two hun
drsd Of them left for points in the interior
via. the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fs and
Galveston, Houston IL Henderson railroad.
The remainder will leave ON tho morning
train They are a superior class of emf,
grsnta, healthy and robust, and will 10 a
valuable acquisition to the state.
Mrs. hsnworthy secured verdict against
the Gulf lEColorado ~ Santa Fe railway com.
pany Tor $4,000 for killing
her husband near Sealsy seme
Tins since, Ne was walking
on the track, when he was knocked down and
run over BY the locomotive.
Government engineers commenced the
erection OF new wharf on the north sids Of
the channel to-day, where material for har-
borimproyements is to BE- prepared. When
the wharf is completed the werks will be re-
moved from BolivSr Point.
TAs steam lighter Buekhorn, having 9
barge in tow, collided With the German
BarkentinO Tailee to-day, damaging hel
slightly.
The steamship Hutchinson made this pert
under sail, having broken her cylinder bell
on her engines while sn route from India,
nola.
State Treasurer Lubbock srrived in ths
city to-day, and will remain three or foul
DAYS.
JaunSschek opened at tho opera house 10
night to hne audience.
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House.

Washington, Dec. 20.-Under tho call o
states for bills and resolutions the following
were introduced and roiorred By Nh
Dunn, of misunderstanding that lands in
the Indian territory 10 which the Indian ii,
tie has been extingushed md which is un-
used by Indians, are public lands Of the
United States, and are hereby declared sub
ieot to settlement under the homestead and
exemption law.. He desired TO have il refer.
red TO the committee on public lands, but
Mr.. Conger moved that it bs referred to
tho committee on lndian affairs. II
was one of those methods by which it was
attempted TO give possession of that territory
TO white settlers, and il should 20 TO the
committee viii, b had charge Of the rights of
Indians.
Mr.. Congar's motion was agreed to-yoss,
ia; nays, 6S. SO the joint resolution was
sent 10 the committee an Indian affairs.
By Mr.. Morton, OF New York-0n the
repeal of the tax on bank checks and bank
deposits.
By Mr.. Stephens, Of Gs.-Instructing the
committee on agriculture to investigate the
best mode of ersdicating the diseases OF do
mesuC animals
By Mr.. Turner, of Ksntucky-To prevent
fraud and corruption in the election Of prosi-
dent and vice presid mt, senstor: and repre-
sentatives ItproyideS that before entering
on their duties, tho president and vice pres
ident elect, and all persons elected to either
house of congress, shall take an oath that
they have not procured, or attempted to
procure their election by bribsry or fraud,
and that they will not, during their term OF
ofice, permit any contributions o..
the employees of tho United States
for p litical purposes.
The call haviog been concluded, the
consular and diplomatic appropriations bill
was taken up and pissed.
The speaker 8 atod tina. this being the third
Mondav in the month he vas required bl the
rules 10 recognza for the susp usion of the
rules, the gentleman who had been instructed
by tho committee who made a motion to sus.
pend. He thought the best way to avoid any
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a FlnhA NIth CAttle rhI.rea

The two parties, Bill Jones and Cal How.
oil, who are wanted by the sheriff of thi.
county as the p irtu suspected of stealing a
lot OF cattle from Captain Watt Csrut6, A
low days since, have turned up in Denton
county at the town OF Lewlsyllle, whore thoy
engaged In little pistol practice with sey-
eral officers Of that county. Tho officer,
believing them to bs cattle thieves from Their
movements in Iha. county, attempted their
arrest, when pistol fight ensued, in which o
number sfshols were exchanged, but without
effect. Jones and his comrado made theil
escape to Elm creek bottom, and have moi
yet been apprehendsd.
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alser,mlnation among the committees was to
cAn .ns committees in order, and he therefore
proceeded with the call.
Inc committee on WAYS and means having
been called, Mr., II. Wood, of New YORK
gave notice that he would to- morrow call up
tne funding bill land press it to a vote before
recess
ar' Price, Of Iowa, under direction of tho
eommlltse on banking and currency, moved
70 su'pend the rules and take from the cal.
ehaar and pass the following bill "Re Il
enacted, ETC., That section 34lS of the revised
statutes bs repealed, and that from snd afler
'he passage Of this act no stamp shall be
neeeeary, or any check such as is named ia
said section s4lS.
Mr.. Mills, of Texas, raised the point of
oroer that the committee on banking and
currency had no jurisdiction over the subject
matter OF the bill, which belonged propSrl ?
20 ths COMMITTEES on ways and means.
After considerable discussion. the motion
10 suspend ths rules and pass was reieotsd-
yoAs, NV maya 6S; no necessary twolhrds
in tho affirmative
The speaker made the following commit
toe appointments
'' "NhlAleyi OF Onloi 10 tho committee
on wsys and means
MIR; Oongsr, Of Michigan, to the committee
on rules.
Mr. Taylor, of Ohio, to the committee on
Judiciary.
Under the suspension Of the rules tho bill
was passed to enlarge and protect tho San
Antonio arsenal.
Mr, btons, ct Michigan, under instructions
OF the comittee on postofces and
poatroads, moved TO suspend tho ruler
and pass the bill authorizing thC
post-ms'tsr general TO readlust the sala-
res st csrlain postmasSrs. This bill in
clusing claims TO the amount Of S5O,000,000
was opposed, and a second demand wAs maGi
for suspension Of the rules. No quorum
voted ana the houso then adjourned Il
4;2o p M.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

Washington, Dec. 2O--The senate judic.
isry committee took up tho nomination OF
Judge Wood to bo an associate justice Of the
supreme court but laid it over, together with
a number of other nominations for further
consideration, Several memorials from tho
southern bar association, strongly favoring
Judge Woods confirmation, were received
by thscsnmittee this morning, and ndics-
tions gathered from remarks made by Nom.
bsrI of the committee to-day are that the
nomination will be received favorsbly and
confirmed without much opposition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

Special to the Heald
Houston, Dec 20.-The building burned
hsra Saturday night was not DR.. Fieding's
family residence, butwaI tennsment house.
Tbs loss is $500. No insurance.
Aspscial from Waco says a building con-
tanning photograph gallery was burned in
thst city. Loss, $1,000; Insurance 81, 500.
AT Miles Stone, on hog creek, NcLonnsn
county, twenty-five miles troN Waco, Dave
Burton, driving home from Waco, was rsb-
bed OF $40, by man who presented cgNr
and pistol At the same time.
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Selling LiOuer ON sun..v

M'0nmond, Va, Doc. 20.-Purmap. 10 j.
v... made by Right Rev. Bishop MeK,.,
SS''OfdAS meetings were heldin .lltssC.,h
QUO churches in this city of Ca,bolic dss,.r.
S,r Ssors, @s ior the purpose of takip. action
,, .ur Sne prsper observance of Snnd.S bs s.a ~.
suppsess'en Of the sale of istoxios,ic. y r;ah sns
On oina, aHM day. Bishop Mexican msss a,.nks nn,a
eriul s.,, address in advocacy Of tbe s,ova pos
su5In,sv1sa S5 isrie, OF resolutions for ,ssn,so,
ana plesins sfoTsgnatursS fo,1h X. uUs
ossa @ object ofkeeping holy the Isrd,. , A.,
recogohns 'he practice of selling and d,;nr' ,s'
ing quor that day Is in violation ~ IN ha as,ns oa.
manamea1 ha Of God and the procepts ay Of 'VM ,As
enureh, and promise not to sell dr;at 'se W
lhloHieated persons on the Lords dav nv, ~
permit II to be sold by thoss over whom ,Sor Sor
nave control and discountenancs ths r nrsc,;oy sicy
IA others. resolutions we're ansnSr,o,SI,. eSu
sdopled and the plehdiug wns sisnsS ~,
snlr'y liquor dealers. OommissiouerssV ara vsys ~
appointed to procure the sicna.srs q, o,Ses %SsS
Ns'n0hcs 10 The city engaged in thu business
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Chicago, Dc 2O.-A switch engine and
freight train collided last night at the Harri-
son street crossing of the Pittsburg & Fort
Wayne railroad, and tho eugiaeer of the
freight train was caught between tho tender
of his engine His hip was smashed aud his
leg broken. He waS held twentY minutes
before he could be released. His injuries
are fats. The fireman and brakeman also
received fsLa injuries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
AKsntuekinn Gonn Nrenr

Cincinnati, Dec. 2O.-A special from
Paducsh, Ky, says there is evidence that the
party who did tho recent robbing of the
po,totlice at Princeton, Caldwell county
KY, was w. G. Bradley postmaster OF that
o1ice, and that hs has confessed TO tho gov.
srnment officers, who have arrested him.
The special says his accounts ara 81, 200
short, incluaiVo OF 1888, the amour, reported
stolea. Bradley isa young msu we'll con.
nec.ed, Just married and has enjoyed an un-
spotted reputation.
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River Imnroyemonta

Washington, Dec. 20.--Sanator Brown, of
Georgia, introduced a bill in the senate To-
day appropriatlng $4,000 to remove
obstructions and improve the Chattahoochie
river between Chattahoochis and the mouth
Of the river; also Approp istiag the same
amount for similar work on Flat river from
tho mouth up to Montesequa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
Panama Caaal Shares.

London, Dec. 2O--A dispatch from Paris
says it is officially announced that the sllo t.
ment of Panama canal shares will be &C.
ceptod in lots. Subscribers for from 6 to
90 shares viii receive 6, and
those for from twenty upwards will receive
20 per cent of their demands Installmenis
Of 100 francs per share must be paid before
tha a0th instant
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German oppositIou to ,he Jews.

London, Dec. 2O.--A Berlin dispatch says
meeting of 1000 persons was held yesterday
at which resolutions wers passed Ia favor OF
the suppression Of the liberty of the Jews,
and agreeing TO oppose tho return of nom
liberals 10 parliament, who will not promise
to vote for such suppression, and 10 buy
nothing from Jewish shops and firms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

Petersburg Va, Dec. 2o.--The hesyies.
snow storm experienced in this section for
over twenty years prevailed here ts-dsy
snow has fallen to tho depth of sir inchs,
heavy depth. va" poa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
Rendorllg Of Internal Revenue
Taxes

Washington, Dec. 20,-Mr. Blackburn, Of
kentucky, inEoducsd in tbo hou'o to day a
bill providing that NIL claims for the render
ing OF internal revenue taxes claimed to have
bean heretofore orroueously assessed or maid
snail be Fled With the commissioner OF intsr-
nalrsvanue within one yeSr from the passage
OF THIS act; provided, that no claim shall be
bar cd until two years atter tho payment of
the tax
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

Washington, Dec. 2o.-ThS senate con-
hrmed to-day the nominatlon of +. B. Turner
to be United States district judge for the
western district Of Texas Lafayette McLSws
TO be postmaster at Savannah, Georgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

riour, qnlet nud 9tcadyj Huperine, S3k
sSys Treble, SgsAib; higher grades, slk96.
Corn, active aud lrm 40 a5Gbdo.
oats atesdy aud IN good demand at 1910.
Porn quiet quoted at l3A.
l@ru standy tlerce, SA@9h; keg, 9N@l0.
klce, quiet ordinery 10 oholoo, lk96k,
Dry SAL demand fair; market lrm; shoul-
~. '''S''
Bacon Armer az Gf@Sa.
l0A ~ '''~
whlskeY, quiet, at l01l Ia.
Cole z, active and llrm for caIgoes; ordinary
TO prime, ll0llA.
sugar, steady and In good demandscomm
y good common, 5A@Ai fair 20 .ully fair $50
= primo 10 choice, G)s-t4i yellow clariiitd
Es@b.
ho.asses, firm; common, 3Oaag; centrifugal,
3O@iSi fair, 35Dii, prime to choice. 3l@al.
Ricoi good demand; ordinary TO choice, lkQ
Ga. ''-S
light, at par. serllngi bank exchange, l77X.
ConRols, E8h.
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Perannnl Mcmillan

(. Ssnstors Oorkling and Lamar appesrod in
the ienata to-day snd occupied th,ir sat-
for the lirs! time this session. Senator LANAI
says he IS entirely restored 10 his usuai
hsslth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
GALL AND SEE IT.

The drawing will be the pcvOn Of three Of the ng %
zons Of Dallas Secure one chances thus buying your
the CRYSTAL PALACE
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] buHee uTil anu qWlhl'
Sugar firm and queti fsirto good refining.
| 5A@7-iG.
Woo, stcadyi dominion fleece, Saisi
Texas, ltA3i
Pork steaiy at 10 ej.
Lard 1rm 40 s 90a96.
| greights firm.
Turnentiue 4oE
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ARKErs NY TEAEasApu.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

void and Stock Telegraph Co. d,
commercial News Dopartn'.,,.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 20, lss0.
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ST. LOUIS.
Louis, Dec. 20.--Cotton firm.

ANEbAos
| ~. Louis, Dec. 90.--Cotton firm.
MhdlinE ,r.....,.,..,,..,.,."..A ll6
Low ml9nllng,''''''. ''''..''''''.'''''.'.',..''' II
| Good ordinary ,,,.,."......,H.......,.,., lVH
Receipts, ., 555I .shipments, 25,5; sales, -;
tosk, 1856 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 90. - -Four unchanged;
Ky, 6DS7o; family, ----i choice 10 fancy, D oe
o. 75
l OH, csehi l 0sA, February.
Corn steady ~ 5sjS, cash.
Oats lower, q X, cash,
Whisky quieta l TO-
Pork irm ats ~.
Lard higher, ~ 90.
Bulk meats nominal.
Bacon steady; quoted at' shoulders, 80,
rib, Is; gidss 70.
KANSAS CITY.
KAssAs CRY, Dee. %. -wheat-Ho. 2 spot,
sC3sei No $, spot 75l -.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Dec. 20. --Recelpts, 3, SOS, ex-
ports 20 Great Britain, --- France, -;
continent, --i channel, - ;coastwiss. ---.i
stock, 1850; sales, ll7Si lrmi middlingliT
CHICAGO.
CHcAao, Dec. 90. - The Journal REPORTS
cattle receipts at 1000 shipments. l,60O;
market Very active aud 10 TO 10 higher, bulk
itock scarce, good TO choice, shipping G0ep
o 20, common 70 fair bo@i 90; a few Tex
aus IA . VuSo ~
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 90 - Noon Cotton, easier;
uplands, 6kj Orleans, go; sales, 10000; spec
uintion and exports, 1000; receipu l,ei0,
all Americans uplands, low middling classi-
ncnton, Dec. delivery, ell-l8; Dec and
January, II lG jan and Feb, O. 23-s2;
February and March 2j-3egls-l0; March
asd april, -: April and May, ~
3.@GK'
Failures dull and easier.
m-CotoA eafier; futures quiet.
Cotton market will close thursday mia Int
and remain closed unfil Tuesday for ChrIstmas
holiday.
3pm- Upards low nlddllng Classification,
April aud Mag, & 1916; May and June &
27-39, June and July 6H.
Al p IN --Saics American. $50, December
aud January, 0 ss-Se; Feb ;uary and March,
% 90; March and April, . 1918, May aud
June, 6jS.
5;l5 p m-Futures steady.
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Minar Hema.

Not = LAWYER smoua the "a Nav.
Hampshire State ssnstor,l
Taa faculty Of Ye's have voted to abolish
the fresbmsn societies.
The famous L'bbv p.i'oH AZ 7~ie'mN-1.
w., was solI at auction on the 18th for So 725
A fsmily Of siX persons was suFoe tad nv
pas from a coal stove OF Cleveland, o Nov.
nth.
A house In woodbury., ca, has recently
been reshirE'ed for tina ars, time since i. was
built In l79l.
The Missouri and X nrss Safe Hor,'cu''ur
al sneleties will hold a j,Int meeting al Kan
sas City on the IA b OF December.
RugspO Harding. known'a' SiRnor Tlpz
the straightforward performer, wss
accidentally K led last week.
Gtr6eld's tGlaiAl mN1ritv 10 Wiseou'in Il
2l,6o3, and in Miunesots 40 5ss Han,oek''
mi ,fity in North Cnrolina is 8 tsS.
There was an earthquake October 90 h
In Alaska. A tidal wave accompanied
It, and considerable damsge WA done in
Silks.
The eigbtY-third birthday OF ThurloT
Weed was celebrated last week by the New
York Press Club, OF which be is the oldsS
memher.
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oar Railroad.

From ], H-rson Guy Tribune.
The details OF . contact have been agraed
upon between the Jtfrrson City and Sou,h-
western Rstlroad Company and Joy Gould,
who aereei to build the road on nssrly the
same terms as we're gwen MP. Pope, but be-
tore the contract car be signed aid work
commenced, il will be necessary Tor The sub
souption Of Sl5,0 900 10 be rtsienro to Gould,
payable on lhe C, mplttion OF the road TO
Versailles, or a jisiahcs OF 10 uiles, iustesd
II 70 The county line, As in ATr, POpD's con-
tract. The ruuud huuse property must also
be given him when the road Ia completed to
the county line,
Inc rights Of way through the conr " must
a'so be completed btfore tue work will be cou-
nSneed, but rs there are only n lew ~ thrse
unObtaiuei, We can't imsglne that the laHd
ONners wi be unreasonable in their DE-.
msnds, rs The prosperity OF our county de-
Ponds upon the completion Of this rtat.
These are the principle tra ures Of the
contra CT, and, ia Hl can see are very sssily
arranged II our citS ms Will give the matter
the attention which Il certainly merits, abd
"hich 10 Of 40 much imppr,anoS to US al
and our city.
Only these few requirements arc NECESSITY
tor us 10 have y through ~rrilrouo built by the
esp,t4list Snd railroad owner, Jsy Gould,
Who everybody krows. talks business.
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will supply thnse wAnt.. Tbi. ia


NATION or INVENTORS,
and 'hofe is more mech meal ingenuity In
he United Si,tss than 10 the rect OF Tho
globe. Ia mS judPmin al, this eeaair, will,
~ u short tins, adj to it, customers
hundreds OF mill ons Of ptople Of the celestial
emplrs. 81 you see TO M tina lutue ls ex
osrd nEls hrisht, Aud. bs.ldss Ill this. |
must not infRef tbe thinR that ts alvey
nettest INV hr.-', Ttrte /. mntb iniell, q, ual
iberty in tgo Ust'i ) 4ies o. ia than ever
ha'nrs. Tn" y -upl- ara OtgIhning 10 .ee that
every CT 2 uug1tto h-vs fb- r got a. Fx-
prrss b IN elf irrHy u9tn evetv possib .
Wnl 'ci, in \ hitla white AL tbs barb raus
avg that nov disgrace ths statuts bjuts al
i's SiS1es ny DISCRIMINATING ngiiast u man
, imply
REc USE AK Is HONEST
viii bo rep a'rd bbd tnrv wi be one
%cnuntry. where nll ct'zans Wi have NJ d
biry, nut unh tqnsi tigh >. but all rghts.
N1thtrg rritihas me 81 IN ich 4. fbs ernwih
~ lntell Q uti nbertv. AtrrA u civmz,
ton ! where every IA ~ gives q .vetv other
every right III h. 81 m hinsalf.
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The Suuth.

Democratic aiePs and journals in the
Southern States s"eak of themselves as the
South. Every crossroA1 politician Is ks OF
the South, Vhd wbst the South will DO, aud
viii not do, and Of what is moving 10 bis
own bowels as The South. But there are
some mill ons Of Republicans 10 the Sonh.
It is true they do not erloy political freedom,
but they are there, and they have rish,s.
The Democrats btve By Democratic methods
made the Southern States solid 10 q parry
sense, but this does not entiue than TO spssk
Of themselves a the South. Still lees sllou d
Republicans recognise them as the S auth.
And what becomes OF State rights and State
sovereignty when every Democrat peaks OF
himself and Of his State as only a part Il the
consolidated Soutl,9 What they mean b,
the South is The Democratic party, which in
fact has been only q curse to the South
Cincinnati Commprcia l..
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aen. Fsneork.

General Hancock is General Hancock SIN,
bat be IL none the wurse i"r thai. TIE
campaign ia which be mas been defeated b 3
not burt bin. o., the contrary, tho country
knows h m much better thaR II eve, ku, W
him before, and ia enlarged Information on.
corning him IL al 20 his advantage, The
oriesl through Which he hA4 pa..sd has
beea no o%rdinary ore. II, has had 20 reet
IN ono way or another uliscorc"ptinn an
mi.reprssNntstion. but all that % has done
so s1miTably thai II might be dflsalt 20 SAY
in which party he hal thu mos. admirers
The cAmpsign hiss resulted in the Temporary
hs'cst 81 the D mncrsiic party. but q q
Hancock l. not to blame Tor It. Pc Sous ~
he IL ~ grand IN defeat IS he ev'r vas In
victory. H. has q clear consci noe. and IN
All the opportunity that hot csnsss. open'
for mistakes In a Presiaential cohtett he has
done nothing 10 lower hi' self respect or
lover the standard OF manlinpss which the
world ha' Rssoeistsd with him. He has No
rp.son TO be sorry that he atcsrted the leader.
ship 10 which be was a,slgnsd by The action
Of the party. 1t was a patriotic act on their
part, and on his,
He is a msn eminently worthy the con6
dence Of any party, and, As we have alreNd,
sts'ed, thu broader acqusintsrcs With &c
character and sbili,ies ibat bss resulted from
his candidacy, ia Of va'u' to the country.
Hia motives have stood the test OF analvsls
Hja patriotism at every pnsan, has haen found
without ;perk or etw. But the decision ~
The people has been svorsa 10 thai, and Gen.
prAl Hancock can stand Il quite sS we'll a.
they can. lie has accented the 'csul, like =
soldier, n philosopher ard a gentleman.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02

We publish in another column the resolu-
n adopted by Inc Mlfsisdppi Valley States
INVENTION, which convened At The City OF
" Orleans, on the 10 b inst. "The ini-
ovement of the navigation OF the river has
zone an axiom 10 Western economy"
1 it the people Of the West are alive TO
iir own inleteStS, their representatives in
1grsss will not permit sn enterprise OF
h ovsrshsdowipg nstional Importsncs TO
sacrificed through party feeling oEIec-
pal Antiphihy,