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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
HONORS TO CAPT. POTTER By THE
CORK AUTHORITIES.

The Cost Of the Afghan War Swelling to
Alarming Proportions-The Estimates Of
the Past Year Exceeded by 100000
Pounds-Revolutionary Declarations In
the German Reichstag- Prussia Prepar-
ing to Absorb the Free City of Bremen
Along With Hamburg-General Old
World News,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
THE COURTS.

United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.
George Wilkinson VS.. @. Clauson; order to
show cause. Argued and submitted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Five Children Cremated In Burning
Residence-Wreck OF the Portland, Ore
gon,, Fishing Fleet and Twelve Fisher
men Drowned-Several Men Killed by a
Gas Explosion in u Pennsylvania Mine
Killed by Fall Down an Elevator
Shaft.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06

PRESIDENTIAL POT.
Work of the Slate Makers of Several
States Yesterday.
WISCONSIN RAIDS AT MADISON.
The Convention Very Evenly Divided
in It's Choice Between the Sew
eral Candidates.
BUT WASHBURNE AND BLAINE
Get the Bulk of the Delegates, With
Three for Sherman and One
for Grant.
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS
Send an Untrammeled Delegation to
Cincinnati, Except as to the
Thirds Rule.
THE DEMOCRATIC CLANS OF OHIO
Gathering for the Struggle TO Day
Combination a gainst Thurman
Instructions.
Grant GUN FROM TENNESSEE.
Sherman Successful in Mississippi
After Bitter Wrangle-
Miscellaneous.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-06

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The President nomi-
mated John w. PEBBLES, of Marion, supervisor
of the census for the Eight district of Illinois,
and Geo. 8. Houghton, of Tabor, for the Third
District of Iowa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
interesting british statistics.

Ircland has decreased IN populations
since 1865 more than quarter of a
million, aud the marriages have de-
creased by 5000. In the same time
the population OF the United Kingdom
has increased from 29.S6l .9O8 TO 34.-
505.043. While pauperism has de-
creased in England and Wales from
OIL 900 To 847,0U0, and in Scotland
from l2l 900 to $4,000. the returns
for Ireland show an increase from 3d.
900 to 1000. In CT minal returns.
Sco'land, with a little more than three
millions 1T population in 1865, furn-
ished 1855 convictions for serions Of
fences; and ia 1879, with half mill
lin more possible offenders, 1000.
In Ireland, with a diminished pupnla-
lion, the convictions were respectively
2.66l and 2.20I. ireland il thus pro-
portionalIy FAR less criminally disposed
--at least az lar as seiious crime il
conccrnel--tlan Scotland. if we are
10 Judge hy the number Of convictions.
Bnt, On the other hand, out Of 1869
persons committed for trial 10 Scotland,
1000 were convicted; while IN ire
land the proportion is 1858 to 2.2OT.
This contrast, W. scarcely doubt,
points to q great evil IN the political
state of Ireland. As to the other i'll
dicsiions Of progress in civilization il
may be noted that whereas, taking an
average, each inhabtant Of England
anl Wales received % letters III 1865,
81 IN 1879, in Ireland the increase is
FROM 10 u IA; VIII le tho average re-
ceipt Of newspapers is 10 per head for
England and Wales aud only s for
Ireland. The nancy savings banks
averages about $1,000 per head in
the United Kingdom, aud about "a in
Ireland; while there can be little
doubt that comparison Of the &C
counts Of friendly societies aud othel
forms If providence would be equal,
aufavorahlc To ireland.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
The Dissolution OF Parties.

Both parties are even now at the
point Of dissolution. Whoever car
rics the election in November, gen
.eraI dissolution and reformation OF
parties is certain aud will be whole
some. Ii, therefore, You want to vote
for Hancock the Magnificent, do SO
without fear Of evil result, and please
yonr sisters and your cousins aud
your aunts, who. no doubt, admire the
stalwart soldier. Or il you prefer to
vote for Garfield, buy portrait Of
General Arthur. to prove to the family
circle that there are good looks on
both sides of the contest. But, above
all things, keep your temper, vote
early and only once, and do not let
anyone deIude you into thinking that
your vote is necessary to save the
country. The country is safe. We
are living once mere under the con-
stitution, and whoever Comes in you
VIII not be molested or made afraid.
Tie officials you elect will do as lit 9
as they can for you for TIER pay al d
ge, as much ont Of you as they can
squeeze, and after the 2d Of Novem-
Der they will he much less civil to you
than they are inst now.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

Lone john WENTWORTH, editor and
orator, says: CAS- for mass meetings
or any other kind Of meetings. take
no stock in them. What can a man
say that is new? Tie press antlci-
pales everything. There are no new
issues. Ii man strikes new idea
lie prints il. Then it is telegraphed
all over the country. Everybody
knows it by heart. rhe day Of the
orator is past. 1t will not return.
The orator may do among Indians, but
not among the people who read news
papers. | favor holding no meetings
or very few Of tnem. The average
voter don't care for speech. The
orator may as well shut up. used
to speak some myself, but have learned
better. We must have something
new before W" can do anything but
epeat ourselves
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

IAAeglL's Washington Republic re-
marks: II is said that when Jones
was a candidate for his first tenn in
the Senate, being then an honest mi
ner with two or thee millions The is
now an homes, Senator with thpn-
sand dollars in hank), he established
him eli In rude quarters in Carson
Guy and began operations. lie did
not hny va,es--lo. no. He merely
had his desk full of grecnbacks and
'lancd' them to everybody who came
u him. The amounts ranged from fl
~ d. Haas to ten thousand, but No one
twas refused. have heard that he
thus placed nearly two hundred thou
saud dollars. Not cent of it has ev-
er been paid back!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

The Idaho Gold Mining Company,
of Grass Valley, California, paid last
neuth their one hundred aud thirty
fourth successive monthly dividend,
one Of five dollars per share. aggre-
eating $4,000. Total OF dividends,
$2074 400.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

THE Russian Government has con-
vened conference of Russian cotton
manufacturers al Moscow, to discuss
the threatened crisis in Industry. At
many Of the Moscow mills the wages
of operatives have been reduced Is
PEI cent. The recent reduction III
prices at kluaeff's great mill at Sma-
lenek prcdeccd four days strike and
riot tlure. Similar outbreaks are APP
preheuaed elsewhere if wages are re-
iuced, as tie !aiIurc of the harvest has
doubled the price If food.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

How Ex-senator Patterson likes the
looks ol things is indicated IN the fol-
lowing FROM the Wash ngton Star:
Silas Patterson. the aubnrn-haircd and
cllerveseent son OF the ex-senator
from South Carolina, is in the city:
Siias was asked To-day what he
thought OF the political outlook. III
don't care n ---.p said he; "neithcr
does The oil man. The National Com
nitiee waited The old man to e. dnwn
South aud take the stump. The old
man told them they didn't stand up tc
HIM when he was in the Senate ano
he --- it he was going there new
Ne and the old man are building i
railroad in New York and we dom
care far politics. The Repubica,
party has gone to the devil, anyhow
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

SHIr-prILulNG on large scale will
be Carried on al Puget Sound ports
the coming season. Puget Sound fir
has been fully tested, aud found to e
equal il not superior to the live oak at
the East used for that purpose.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

To form some idea OF the wealth ct
Enreka's mines, Counselor Hi house
IN his argument in the Richmond Al
bon suit. referred to the fact that for
1000 feet, the length Of The Eureka
Cor. aud Richmond lodes, the ground
was held at valuation OF over $l5.-
600 per foot at the present prices OF
thu respective stocks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

THr Mormon Church is making ar
engagements TO drive herd Of the
brethren into Colorado Cor the alleged
purpose OF working on tn, Rio Grandc
Railroad.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

4 GENTLEMAN and three ladies' "a
tempted 10 drive across the San Pc
dro river, Arizona, lately, but got into
q quicksand aud were drowned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

RoBeRr /. LINCOLN, son OF the PRESS
dent, is about thirty-eight years old.
of mcdinm height aud linc personal
apl rance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

THg New York Commercial an
nounces the outbreak Of Garfield men,"
What Jail?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

Tne Afyhan war las already cos
500 0t0, 600, and has lasted two years
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

A Mas HAZARD. Of Montic llo, H.,
recently gave birth t. i've children.
They are all alive.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

NEARLY 100 agricultural engines
: re use in Anderson CT Lty,S. L.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

NFw Orleais expects 10 ship 3d.
Gee goo hp~Ecss # grain this year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

TOT Delepdtc W CougIcSS,
ALANsoN SMITH.
For Member of the Legislative Council
VIM. j. ROTHWELL,
For joint Councilman for Boise and Altu
ras counties,
w. H. PETIT.
For House Of Representatives,
JAMES MONROE,
GEO. PETTENGILL.
For Sheriff,
JOHN nj. DANSKIN.
For Auditor and Recorder.
GEO. w. RICHARDS.
For Assessor and Tax Collector,
GEO. YOUNG.
For Treasurer,
ISIDOR SMITH.
For Probate Judge,
NJ. b. MOORE.
For County Commissioners,
W. w, HOOTON,
SIX. GOLDTRAP,
JOHN rRElON,
For County Surveyor,
GILBERT BUTLER.
, 1880-12-02

steady flow. Experiments wero mnfo show
it.g that It would rise til n sta1dpipc about
ITO feet above tho surfRce Of l.aka Michigan.
Experiments Will, artesian wells In this
city sflow tint wAter from them VIII
risp % to 100 feet, or good 60 frot above
the level Of Lake Superior. II "pl!oc!on'
llad not Travelled so fnr north rs lake Sl,le-
rior, but l,ad stopped Mt tho luck md Fox
Nlver HysteHl Of lnkcs tn Southern WIseOI'-
SIN, OF which his cisco nlon0tH''y IN n part,
liu might fave found MI nrtBin fur our .artc-
stan water which does not necessitnta that
reversal Of tho laws Of gravity which Ito nc
co'lpElsllcs with 30 llllcE conlpiacency.
These lakcs aro 140 to 100 feet abnyc re level
of Like Michigan, with grant gravel banks.
md resting upon strata of limestone, ttend-
Ing downward, along tic course Ut tho
lsock nnd Fox Ilycrs into tic region
where "Phoc!on ~ finds the artcsa,l
wells 50 plentiful. Docs not this mt
ural water-contse. fed by hundred
lakes. suggest to him nm eas!cr runway
tllan the one wllcl, no elaboratps by such +,
violent assault Upon Nature? liz should
remember the old maxim, "You cannot W.
pei Nature with pltcl,fork." "rl,ncion u
ia Il Eootl authority OF Illinois politics, alut
politicians, catlAttlntcs, and election prog
s,ostfcatfons. but the science of water, sub.
terrancan, artestnn, lake, or river, Is not Ills
strong holt,
, 1880-12-02
"pHoo1oE" on ARrEstAH WELLS.


"Phoclnn" Howard, II, tho last Issue ol
TIE TRIBUNE, Eayo the public his views rs
to tho source Of tho nrtcstan water wl,Tcl,
finds Its way to tho surface III Illinois frnm
the wells Which ltavo been sunk. After IN
bor(ous geological research, "Phocionn mr.
rEvcs Mt tho conclusion that tho Luke Supc-'
rior region Of solid grant had Il volcanic orl-
gln ~. pu,d In tho coolEng-oir process n yol
ump Of pent-up gus burst Its way through
tho sandstone f6rluRtloll, md loft III It's wuke
n great sublcrrarean streanl, which, starting
from tho middle OF Lako Superior's southern
line, finds its wny through, tho solid grant
peninsula of hlielllyan, md through, tho
limestone formations Ut Wisconsin tn the
west III Lake Michigan. whence It 'nnkes Its
appearance wherever 1t In tipped. Having
thus established its origin, "phocloi, !"
learnedly clinchcs his theory by
tho declaration TINT tho artcsian
water. wtcro 1t passes through, or springs
from strain of gravel, corresponds to tho
wnter Of Lake Superior, und Tint tho rfsco
fish 9ro fosIn.l only III Luke Geneva antI
Lake Superior, witt, this difference: that tho
Like Superior cisco is rs ltvcly rs III eel,
while tlle Lake Geneva cisco, sshpciled by
his long underground journey, Is us dull us
buIlhead.
1t is mrslly necessary to pay much nt-
tcnt'on tn "FhocioM's" discovery OF 4 r.
sulah'hnco between nrtcslan wafer aud
Superior water, slice he will hardly c!alm
to be possessed Of large mud comprehensive
knowledge Of the characteristics 0f wnter,
except Us tho medium for navigation.
Nor need we attach great Importance to hs
, 1880-12-02

1nE Detroit Post ubtects to the vote Of
Mniuc, rs printed IN 'fnE 1'ntnuSE on tho scora
tIlut the 5,60yatcs credited tn 3Innc0ck wore In
reality enst for n Fusion Ticket. stl which II NH.
jprIfy ef tho ELECTORS wern iDr Wciyur. It eeti-
lnatcs TINT tho Dr,nDcrI.ta cast nnly II per cent
Of tho total opposition vote IN lsiI, and t,cnco
Tint tho fiAnenc!s vote 1T tho Stnto should 10
lnr plurality of i1,.s78 IN the whole euNlntry. lut
Tiit1cn hns wltIn II Gcw hundreds nf 6O.UD votes
In Mne III 1s79 1t IS inntlifcstly difficult to tlc
cltlc whit proportion Of tho Grecnback strength
In tho Suite wns drawn frnn thu ucnloos.to
.nd what fron, tho Republican purity. hut t1lgra
might fAIrly bo deduction Of 1000 to al,0N
fr0m tho ffnnc0ck vnto lit t!,at Stntc.
, 1880-12-02

MISSOURI inay yet be redeemed. It Is
isgliti1sg-grotlHl for the Republican pnrty,
Thongl, Immigration Into 1t is slower thu,
Into Kansas and other States WHOSE lntelll-
gence and thrift aro not quatlrcnntally de-
nIcd by Democratic majorlties, thero Is yet n
considerable stream Of now4 blood pouring
Into tho northern tier Of counties. st. Louis,
kansns City, st. Joseph, ScdaiIa, and all tile
other Important rnllroail ccsltrrs Of the Stutc,
Give Republican ..nj njorities. Tho wit!e-nwakc,
pushing ncn of braius and Ideas, Or a 1upIor-
lty Of them. are Republicans, and tayo intll-
ence out Of proportion to their numbers.
wlllu tho old fossils remain In tl,e Democrat-
to party alid weight 1t down with
their absurd rcactionAry notions, Sunv
of tho Eastern papers aro urging
scheme to havo Missouri colon'zctl by Ise-
pnbllcaus. 1t Is not probable that anything
Of t'Its kInd will ever be tlono by a concerted
c'loFt. but SO suro rs tho State grows Il,
population a1sa prospcrs by voluntary md
spontaneous Northern immigration It will
eease to roll up big nlatorIt!es for tho marty
TINT neither lcnr1,s nor forgcts.
, 1880-12-02
USE FOR IDLE MnNEY.

Tho vast stores Of money wllfcl, hive been
Idle turing the Inst two years seeking CHI
ploynent llaye Mt Inst begun tu find their
way Into now md largo Investments. Six
months ngu 1t was estimated tint ono t!,o,l-
salnl millions Of dollars Ut British, loanablo
capttat was lying idle In London, waiting for
Investment that promised some profitable In
cohIc. During tho last six months lllo owners
Of money hnve discovered TINT III America
alone was to be founi tf,at promise Of proht-
able inycstnontot tlloir lslh.ls. Investments
III other foreign lonns llavo been disastrous;
millions OF every form Of loans havo resulted
In such losses that money Inns been held In
idlcncss In preference to loans that were
hazardous
Three grand operations have within
short time been lIcrfcctMI, calling for tho
direct and Immediate employment Of soyera!
hundred millions OF dollars. Tho plethora
Ut money has become so great tint tho sum
needed for the construction of the l'allanin
Canal las BEEN subscribed, tho sum sub
scrLbed being far In excess OF tho estllnate.l
cost OF tho cannl. At the same time there liuye
beer advanced forty millions Of dollars 10
finish tho N orthorn Pacific Railway, and 1t Is
now determined that SO soon as tho Ictatlsare
arranged tho railways from tho lilo Gr;a1t.e
to tile City of Mexico, und to all the principal
sections OF Mexico, shall bu constructed with
tho vtgor' that Is possible when tic
nerdcd capital Is Forthcoming. Tllrsc nrc
but three Of tho maMy enterprises which ayc
tile outcome OF an nbundpnce If money seek
Ing employment. THE northern ratlrond to
tho Pacific, Which Is already constructed huff
Its distance, will, within three years, be col,l-
plcted, ut all expenditure ald distribution of
rearly fifty millions Of dol!nrs. pald out for
labor md manufactured material.
The cnnal at the 1sthn,us Of DarIen will
occupy from seven to ten years Of continuous
work, calling for M expenditure Of at least
one hundred millions Of dollars, maimly for
manual lal,or.
The extension of tho American railway
system into Mexico will bu rapidly pushed,
at NIL outlay Of mn,,y millions Of dollars.
These three works will Eivu employment to
lab0r, md distribute OF tho accumulated
money Ut the world perhaps two hundred
millions of dollars, opening new and nd
ditlonal inducements to production.
, 1880-12-02

MT. ,xtt1... 1,., 49,. ,
,,o,,''s, u " ,arm .e ns pee'' letalhea as
nr nos,an ,rs " aaI ',,..no's,ss o na'8s na'*
,,.,s,'.., $3.50 80 'N'' "fFs"'.''s'.
ot''eE s'1seFs A'll hetEesscs lose tlIil'n1ntls.
ete.' hs III 'fcrtlsenent, Int ltta lost l'uraclf.
Sonooy y "'' havo chance tn takp tho cakc
now. lt1s sono'
Thu st. Louis papers aro making a great
fuss avor tho fact that by cortler II. corn that
tastesl two mCnttls synllcnta OF tho wcallhlrst
slcn IN tint city u4ao st@5o0. Th!s would lust
aoont plS hroSeFs commissions on a stna II Chi
ctsHo eoflier.
Lord HeAcnnstieltl's new novel starts Git
with thu remarkable Insertion .iat ut was u
wnrn hight In August Th!s elcnout OF so,,sa. J..
t1onn'lsm VIII give tho work wusrsl Interest to
l'eople IN iec!and, AM! osler IoealltIus whcro
war'n weather IL unk'low1t.
a correspondent Wishes to know fin hest
way to ratsu pork. Thu plan adnntrd hv n f,hl.
caEo man, who ru.spd IT fro,n kln n ,,ors,, T.,
tl7, scclns to work well, but IA II rcn,,t,rs
{1'ool,0N capital to start with tbe nvnroen
iurtncr iustlncttyoly shuns IL.
Wa mr.. snrrv f,r 1o,,,, c,,, u,,.-
,rrr,, 1,i,nr. 1s.;;.,,, ~. v9 oMeslha' 1hc
rnr Ln.tar T., .,'s n..' ~ 1.s"'a"i hMa ueo1areu
wc.l km.,y ~. o",', | 01"tvs' ~. o, Msht. u -
, 1880-12-02

a EG $1trff
MI ho oh,n to a".',J ,o,,, ,,;sa"ata uu ~ ~
st,,.ar ,,os.,on ,n,.s,.an ,a, :. ~ ~ ,'
snsaa ~ ,t"n'a 'e"a IT, s',.4 ' ~ 's W. u1s.
~ t,,a " ,.aa,,' ss .'., 49,. e'osu's sess'o.'
sr,,".o m Wv T. a",'t s,'. -, 81 so uuseI'"e'.
t.,.o ~ nv ao1o. y. ~. ..a senosn sentiment
,,,.,',,..,... -. 20 =" .' "a r''"itt,l's ~ s'.'es
chas,.a,,,n se,."s, ,.s..,., w ~ '' o"s aesa.."4J
~, 1'po'.eo !n'e',t'oi, 10 'econ''ne''!
,,r<.,,.. n,,S ".,,., ~ .ts. o ''asa "o.'". VIII
p.oo"0'' '''" o"''te'e"t eu4".eh".so " fe-
o .,.,,, "o Hassuo"' sl SUN oiseuss'"" ,,
,,. "n. ~ mts"aa " sao p"pnc
s'Mo' iot " !euunaahco VI hlFot Is
ua's ,'a uasu:"t . ~ wv ,'ohey-'enaers who
.,"su "us sos "ona'vnc. I'o.F p."9ee. OF re-
u"e'ns @ a'o 'us"'.'enuct W. '.,l'a 10 Tue eo'a sup
~ -. e'uno. an"s ta,s ~ 'no feal p"rposa OF
.,4 .ao "sst.''lon ~ ne"!5 a''ue'eea oy tho loct
."1's 'no 1epsest.l'".Fe " oieu's ol tno wan
s,seet N''u New Gne'atlo money interests arc
nlteaoy eonuen'n'he oeere1afy sherman's
| s"EReSl!oa tnnl 1.!o weight ol uie staauaru
n"'.'I s''ul1 oo lneleasoa. What thoy want
~ tn"L u'efe sl'al! oe no Standard silver dol
'"'' Ihey afe WILING 10 bcK'h with sus-
pension OF COINAGE rs thoy began thu work
" "ol,.o"e'1xal'oh pelosoi tneY VIII 10 salts
aea WITH nothing less than this.
IL noe NJ a' pFopaolo tl'at congrcsslon-
~ discussion OF t'i1s subject VIII bring
apoos nmy natefia. chai'ee OF tue existing
laws. INC eold1tes nave 'ost their principal
aes""lei't aEa'lst llo legal recognition, nild
,a Iae 1es'Ficsea coloago OF LILO silver dollar.
4hey H's1stea' lWha'ag tho consideration Of
!euhohos'zahon' that .he restoration Ut tile
aono'e :staooafu woa'd DO Injurious to tho
pnplio crealts anu tilat Tic Work OF ruftl,ld-
, 1880-12-02

ACCORDING to The Vienna F'rce Iarcss,
osery le..''tnx Amcrtcun newspaper employs two
principal reporters, ono tho "inturylewur," a1lt
tito other tlIo "sctsat!unul Fcpartor';
The "lntcry!owcr" IL tho r,pp result of il
special etlHcatt0n IN the cruss-Hxu,niuurs nrt,
ailh y el'EaKed 10 do nothing hut "puMlp" dls.
tlIHHlbttl l,nrs1:is ut thc!r vlnwx ind nplliu,s
0n every variety Of subject. Tho spl,sn tlu rue
pnrtpr," M tho o!hor llal,tl, Ii Chartered ,sr.
shtGer. carrying !1ttess 0f HMrrI.p, W!,o spcl,la
Werk utter weCts III clubs aud r0o1ns tluI,lK,
tn nl apppnrAnecs, n0thtng wllatever bnt drink
mud s'M'kG. AL vt oHee be disappears fruIn ilis
at'al hI!.lt,ts. and next morning hls pnper laea
0'lt with TIM exclusive report Vt sumo greut
socAl sGu1.iMl.
Tito writer Of tho article In tho Fro Irss
seems to huro boon atnazcA Mt tho numbcr
nf journalists whom ho snw IN tho clubs
nn1l hAr.H'onis or tho metropolis, nnl npInr-
ontfy .lrOw fr0ui 1t tho erronGulH conclusion that
must Of thu reporters Ut New York anl Chicago
he!ong to tho scnsation department Ut Jour-
naiIstn.
, 1880-12-02
WHAT 1NvAsfpNna

One OF tho Texas members-h. @. Mills
has recovered 50 far from tho effect OF tho
overthrow Of lIts lmrty nt tho latr election rs
to talk considerably with Ills mouth about
Republican cuMtraltzatun tendency alttl inya-
sion Of the sovereign rights Of tho Suites,
but, li&e the other 1'ourbons Ut his class,
does not trouble himself to specify those III
visions. We ,nay do II for him. Thu siper-
vision Of National elections nua the estal,-
lishmcnt OF National banks arc not the only
ohes. The effort uf Congress to regulate
railroads and transportation, To fix frciglIts
and fares, and 10 SECURE the handling 1f
products. Is onp Of them, tllousl, Mr. Reagan,
l'ln,sclf from Texas, has bill covering ti!s
very point. The bill supervising tho i,n-
portation Of ycliow-feycr into this country
was another invasion Of Stnte-riElts whicl,
Mr.. Mills and hts associates opposed until
yeItow.fcyer sprend all over Ills section nntl
swept Oft lis Victims by thousands, When they
allowed tho bill to pass. VIII they at
tempt to repeal It at this next
Congress? 'Cho National Courts nro
another violation Of Slate-rlKl,ts. They
Interfere with State sovereignty, and
i1l,sss bo wiped out. 4 National Congress
Is another violation, IN Mr.. Mills rsti-
nation; though why l!u should hold Ills sent
IN body which l,c docs hot believe has any
power does not e!eArly appear.
"Tho difference between tho two parties,"
says Mills, +" Is tAat tic Democratic party
maintains ami defends tile rights OF tho State
under the Constitution, whi1o tho Republican
party takcs nway the powers OF tho State
Governments" What rights laaSc the Re-
, 1880-12-02
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Q, 1850. =:


WE have searched tile report OF the Secrc-
tary Of tho Navy IN vain fur the. nanglsty
words that the Captain Of the Santlring ham
reed ut 1'urintk abtmt, The United States.
They 11'tlst ltnvc been words Ut terrible i1sl-
port since they Ind tho power 10 mako this
great country sslRio from 'ccntro to circunl-
ference. Can 1t bo that they ut nil resemb!c,i
the words Imputed 10 the Governor OF South
Carollna In conversation with tho Governor
Of North CArniln?.