Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-05-05
". p. BRowNLow. EDITOR
THURSDAY. NAY 6, 1850.


Col. Ingersoll denies that he has
deserted the banner of Blaine.
There are over 1000 bills in con-
gress awaiting the action Of the house.
Nellie Grant Sartotis is coming to
tie United States this summer.
The Vermont Greenbackers are 60
ing into the fight with q full state
ticket this fall.
Napoleon was the subject of FIVE as
sassinationous attacks, but the doc
tors had him at last. :
Judge Strong Of tho supreme court
prophsies that Grant will not benom-
mated at Chicago.
Yung Kwai, o heather Chinee,
graduates second fromthe high school
at Springfield, Mass.
The official vote in Indiana shows
~majorities for the amendments rang
ing from 19,T49 TO 3dII08.
Senator Grover is getting better Of
his illness and will resume his place
in the senate, after q while.
vanderbilt's new house will have
q gallery to hold the pictures for
which he has already paid $673,000.
Senator Cameron says that as be-
tween Grant and Tilden, Grant is
good for eight Southern states.
Wendell Philips is pitching into
tho ministers of Boston for their fail
urc to help the temperance workers.
The Indianapolis Journal recon-
mends the Democracy to undertake
to root Tilden out with o stump ms
chine.
1t is suggested Tint Gen. Howard
would be q better man than Gen.
Schofeld at the head Of the West
Point academy.
Ben! Ben! Ben. Butler, where are
ye? You are so still that folks think
you are in mischief somewhere. Come
out here!
Mrs. President Tyler has left the
Louise Home for INDECENT ladies' at
Washington, and goes to q George
town convent.
The mother Of the poet Sake died
in Vermont last week, over 80 years
OF age, to which age she came with
out q gray hair in her head.
1t is going to cost tho government
about 100000 to enable defeated
Democrats to attempt to grab seats in
the house Of representatives.
The meaner ku klux papers of the
south speak of President Davis, and
the meaner Copperhead papers of the
north speak of President Tilden.
Richard Van Worries, who has had
charge Of the government sail makers
for II years, died at Washington last
week. Mr.. Lincoln said that shut
few die"
About the only point for the prose-
cution that the West Point authori-
ties seem inclined to admit is that
Whitaker was there the night OF the
outrage Chicago Tribune.
The Milwaukee Sun takes no more
stock in the story Of Irish suffering
after finding, from the report Of Par
nell's reception, that eggs are 80 plen-
tyin Ireland that they are allowed to
spoil.
The Now Orleans Picayune has
found official documents proving that
Laitte was not the pirate you take
him TO ha We been, but was q duly au-
thorized officer Of the Carthagenian
navy.
Theodore Martin, who fixed UP the
queens life Of Prince Albert, has
been knighted, the Paris Register re-
marks, while Carlyle and Tennyson
are still without handles to their
names.
The Albany Journal thinks that il
the Georgia Republicans fight the
Democrats as pluckily $ they do
themselves, they'll lick EN-, but the
sentiment holds good for all ATTITUDES
Because Mr.. Tilden rides horseback,
the Louisville Journal calls upon tho
world to bear witness to his sturdy
health. But just think how long he
has practised equestrianlsm on the
Democratic donkeyl
The Boston Post says no state can
beat Delaware in peaches or states
manship. Mr.. Tilden must wheel his
bari down to the Post. Such talk
from a hitherto reliable Tilden organ
shows that refreshments are wanted.
Randall is counted out as a Demo-
cratic candidate, the Chicago Times
says, because he has the aristocratic
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