davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
MR.. LOTELL AT THE SAVAGE CLUB
THE FULL TEXT or HIS RESPONSE AT THE BREAK
FAsT TO AMERICAN ACTORS.
From Letter in The Detroit Free Press.

THE FULL TIKI OF HIS RESPONSE AT THE BREAK
FAsT TO AMERICAN ACTORS.
From a Letter in The Detroit Free Press
Mr.. Charles Dickens hay ing next proposed The
Health of the United States Minister" Mr. Lowell
SAID 81
hearing the name OF the gentleman who as kind
enough 70 roposc the toast to wbith am replying.
/ could not help recalling the words OF one 81 yonr
Eng sh poets;
'Oh for the touch Of vanished hand
Ard tle sound Of voice that is stih!'
| was honored with the a quaIntance, IN some sort
/ NAV say with the friendship, # the father of the
ing ANYTHING further you VIII allow me 10 remark
that my countrymen are always ready 10 recognize
hereditary claims when based upon hereditary
..Gcntlenen, II is a great pleasure to me to be
here, but some sense regard 1t also as KIND OF
duty 10 be present on any occasion Wnen bHe ot"I
opposite TO each other friendly cOnvrrse. MAY
they never hang opposite % cacn Other IN any other
spirit! General say so ,0. because ylo N t1 a6S
sense represents one OF the EngNsh-spe2kng
races 10 be present on an OCCASION wbich
indicates 20 TINS does that we are one I'D M iho'e
rrra, PRINCIPLES which be- n ths isis oi civitzT
society. never mna w at Toe for u IT government
may be-. As / SIT here. lentcmeJ, endeaYoiing ID
collect my thoughts and finding IT.. must say, as
dllfienlf as b. make col eeto tor any heF Guar
table occ .slun aughierl / could not help thinking
that the Ang txon race-f You III ai'o" me 10
use an exp essl0n walch is sometimes cubol'o,i
taat rhs Aug.o-~nXOu race has ml,nterpIe ID .
familiar xr of Scfinture and reads %; Olt OF the
in iness of tue mouth the bear OPP tA-th confess
o. a DE- Alexander. vino once oH-f Il reward Tor >
new plrl.urr. were 20 come again upon EARN l
snoud become onc of tlc comDeaiOri ior the DflZa
.ud shauld oll.r lnr bis csnsderat "a festival AT
| which th-r were $500 slc cues. ~ HuS t't,l
80 The gentle. Ell of Your Tfri HAou nave ID one
.en.e rf~lt 4iy4uta ec over The rest Oi us. Nonr
speeches ags prepared fry you by the cleyerest mon
of your time. or b, tn' great gen Uses i"t All mt.
You can he WHY OF wi,r al much less expense than
| thos, oi as wAl ars Obliged 10 fail bank upon ouT
| own resources Now, admit tnas there Is great
| dr.. Lle spar ot the moment Dui tHat depends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

The system is often so rapidly reduced by
attack or alrbel or otner an 'c.on 81 the
Bowc - as % yet almost beyond the reach or meIioue
before he patent realize The necessity OF looking
about HIM for remedy. Better kep By you Dr. Jas ms
rnnarive Baisan "a safe curative Asafic Cloleri,
Cranlps Dystntery and g summer Complaints Of chill
dren aud thus prudeDtly prepared TO treat these
comp aints on their first appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
Dnliilcal Noiires.

s,r,aian Equipments all kinds manufactured and Tor
sale by ... :, .o.ocr,. aos u.-,. - A.
xytitb Assembly District Garfield and Arthur BsDubi.
can gupaign hub hold tlng this evening ~ tue
church eence 5Othsi eIh-ave. &c o'clock.
All DER ons fayorabs ZION OF Garfield aud Arthaf
ar requested ~ attend.
WAfTEn A. CHANDLER ESQ., will address the meeting.
JOHN McCLANE. President
EnEx Dim Arrest. Soe1st>~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

what tes nre they Doundf Disappointed ambition anf
hard times brought the party into existence Ir"i "h
giD Tongues forced 10 premature riJebess sAs
reeuback party It Is already fat drifting u decay
The CHIEF cry this year against rich N ana oppies
siye tn xaton OF he poor Yet maisrfy OF th.p bay
bur lite more than n 81 pol tax and the mst ,Iirr
ones not even that. TIE party VIII be Tsnsl.fici -
the loiet bidder ani will bo carried away by t1e next
wave ~ fanaiicsln.
The Republicans enter upOn the camDagn CONSCIOUS
OF rght aHd strength Qaet but hrD we .hsii ~. sR
vrfes rpeok sor rs A FAEaEE
NORTH ParsonsGeid Ec, Aug. 10. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
Juerlal NJIlces
Announcement,


Deciding upon the Real Estate business ana
avng secured the lsrge ground noo store 10 sog Ssi
ton a general Real Estate business including pnrchaslng
selling renting properly. collection Of rent manage,
iurD6ing money on bud a9d ossage snd
bui ders oan also efectng nspraaee lie 81 ne no
made services unless trau-aorons are close -,
enroll he sns on m" books lF lv without cost
6nsncs corporations this with whom have had deal
ings II Is nnneees airy 70 mem n, ON % cref aieSioS
10 strangers refer Ia Few Of me prominent gusin - nea
Prssisent Jshn Hancock Insurance Company.
Seth = Thomas of Seth Thomas Clock Company 20
Agsnan cashier Mercantile Bank NewYork.
James B. Person wee president Mutual Benefit Life In
Friends AID the business public call
- K B HARPER. I260 Broadway. door below 32dst
Post . acJ Naricc. 49,.
August ~ $3.50 viii Gloss ar tn,s ,as ~ WEDNESDAY.
at $50 a. a. Tor europe ~ stsamsllp seytha Qaesss
France must pecay itare ed
al a Tor sranca dlrecs' DF s'eans,,y A. -,
VA Rayre on THURSDAY. a. a N Tor Ireland direct
1ce Tor Great Britain Continent must fo specially
addressed s a. ,noS q cSeeou n and HsmpSrs on
eArU HDAl q $50 a. NJ Tor Edrope ~ s'eAnsnp osi,
scotland must be specially aidrs'ssi ana AZ a m ios
scotland direct by sta As.S C,fvAssl vi, zS 1a
! m for Be gum dlract o. s1sA ashp H'o."nu wa
Antw rp and Al II a. NJ or Europe Sy sdclso Seessr.
ga i n oniT The mails Tor leave
August - ma - ne mails or = Doglngo ed. leave Nss
Aork Tie fOf Porto ilcO save new
August y and 81 The nwai ana -Oun facao
Yol. August - The mails Tor 5ay ana cave Ss.
York August 20 and 81. fne of Mexco leAf" N""
Yor Aagnst s. lac mains Belize anu BAY isanes leave
New furs August 26 The MA Is cor ~ Pure hiqaonh
81 The nails iof Chna AL soh
nv. fr4t. J. fne Tor AUSTRALIA
etc lsIgr 5Aa FrAAc 80 -cptcmuer 70
mos. 20 JAMES Postmaster.
Post Osice. New-Yort. August -. $50
structure Impotence ana D.sasss u tho ,easAy' "
yals AOurs, Cd "a 30
HENRY A.DASIELs II. - Lex ng.ll. .se Aess .Isls.
TO Arcbitec -
The NFW YORK pRDDtrr kAtHANhf proposes 10
new .bau,se tg itlng BROADWAY AnA
Aal.-st bel Wrcn aud -t0acsts ..-..,-. -,
arrbi a. xno nave made fcafion anu
who cusro recognition GihK NoMa''"e a~ 10
| auested 10 send lhelr names Win lutth.ost o.
f'N''N ~ 1855 FRANKLIN kDSoN.
Chairman Building Committee Ne~Hoh Produce hAchAh &C.
August ~ 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

:. rrc Ij,ct Boy" has 70 10 with n. Anl we
rfins ruzzed make TIE application ci the
espec n,ea y gwen at Why tn's urgency about
poem WIN this tedious tale OF Edwin koiicstf IL
The g ~ VIC remember accurately. Forrest woo won ne
ssstle OF G-t'ys0uTg.
rur sTAI'NTON DENOCRATfC EDITOR A" PAID
u III ENFEET"i
From The Washington Posi- DENY
We have the authority OF senator Hampton
,,h declaration tOat he said nothing OF the KIM. IL
ior ,Sc ,us mean lie made from whole cloth aud put
,rcu at on with nun knowledge that 1t dirty
ilnschooG The Republican man ayers have started our
.s ,rtrrninal0u 70 make campaign yiilanous
n,wn les They have hired and naynr experts TO
ninrs and utter ies m their interest. They pay no
Ses3 10 D. y. sares OF their ylllanies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
DYNAMITE LANDED IN BROORLYH.

The police of the First Precinct learned yes
terc4y tia, several packages OF dynamite had been
landed al Woodruff McLesn's stores In brooklyn
Inore IN charge claimed 10 know the characiefoi inc
seksges and measures ut once taken to remove
'~sS..o@iSe 10 u sale place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
N4RRLED.

ALLCHIN-H0 LLAN Don rharsiav, August 10. 1850
bv tlc }ev Henry sherman ~ the Dur N tle As
cension Esopus y. T.. ". H. Aucmn NJ b.. h. K e. r.. 81
0ndon Eng Margaret elder daughter Of Alexander
Holland OF NeR-i York
WEEKS-F)Ss- At Mitdletown. Conn on Neineil1Y Al.
g-t so denca Of rls Dri's PARENTS pv INC
Rev a1oD G., d. F0ss stnI BY re teg. DIT a. ID VAIL
Mary o. OF the ohciallg bishop 10 A.
Clarence W eeks of san GaDrel lal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
I'm BARTHOLOMEW.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 22.-The Hon.
In Barthoioue A. of senuykll County, Penn. dropped
DEAD Of heart disease at the United States Hotel here
tAle afLeruann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
DIR. ErGENE BRoADMEADOW.

OCEAN PARK, n. j., Aug. 22.-Dr. Eugene
broadlaea doa of Clifton, n. j. seyeniyone years
ana oldest practising pyse ans IN INC siase
ted here suddenly last ngnt OF heart disease lie was
Wasting vita his son and daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
A LITTLE s4ORY.

II Is exclaimed by southern Democrats that
,he teen OF southern women for the rast vears
49, really been sometime rem 1sKlblo THIS explain
- f the SINGULAR increase IN the Southern crnsus re
MN - us o Incident OF the Wmskey Ring rards One
af Inc head thieves when called ppOn TO explain how
10 iad saves 100000 ia few Years cut Oi 5000 or
"a coo SALARY, SAID he fortunately had very economical
xrsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT fNDiCATTOSi
s,1aoosis oor ne Ofs' % a1lrf

kV1iOOsis Tor N ~ = fJN|f
WAsutNGroN. Aug. %, l a. m.-Tbe baron
cter is lowest IN the Northwest and highest
In tie Middle AtlaDtic states. TIE tmpera'lie hns
fallen slightly IN the Middle Atlantic States and western
norton of New En- Gland: elsewhere it has risen. Ligst
rain has fallen since the last report in The South Attain
TIC States. Prevailing winds southerly
IndirGflons
For New-Engand and the Middle Aflanuc staies
stationary higher empeT atnre and Darometrr' Wh1s
mostly southery. clear OF partly ciOSiy weather
rRTBIrVE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

I ~" HOURS: Morning Might Ia".i
SO 2 : 2l2--l - : -7-rTaa3o
| 3 =
! "a ----L-------,---S- - -t----l-%l
4 - -r 81 49, II
a -. 7 Z II. - aael
yaoas n hs -ty oy t-n4'si
nrhs The perpendicular lVs0ns u us D tl = holff
variations Indicated tAerlo eief a E-4ats
Pharmacy,
Tribune OFFICE. Aug. %. l a. m.-TIe movement
in the barometer yesterday again upward. Clear
aud fir weather prcva ell. The temperature ranged
ne ween To and s6o tie GG9 being p lower
than the corresponding day lass AMI % lower
than on Saturday =.
Clear or parity cloudy lter with slight changes IN
temperature, may expected toby IN tull city aud
Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

TRIBUNE LOCAL DBsHRyArl)Vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

Since coming to Rosita have also visited several
of tina mines which are smaller true insure VEINS
extending nearly parallel with the Humboidt-Poca-
bo,tas lode The character Of The ore in each Of
tbes. - the same ~ in the latter vein. and the
,y,dth Of the pay-strsak is not different. al
+bo,gb of coursc IT raries in different mines and
in different parts Of the same NINE. Among theSe'
ono of the most promising ls the Pol0na, which is
heinz nut in condition 10 produce ore rapidly. Ihe
Rem Franklin has all pped considerable ore, oui mas
no,v snspended operations, aud some negotiations
far its sale are pending The Payweli Is Oh a spur
from, a larger ven and "a raising q l;,le ore Inc
E,r.i,a il near the P1lonla on a VEN parallel Win
:, and ia SAID 10 be looking well did nos examine
- Mr. ! H. Haverly the Chicago theatrical man.
oer who Is suif ring from a very severe attack OIL
the mining fever. has purchased the lnVnciole
mine and small mil just on the edge OF the town
u ,as NOT begun operat Ons but, hear. intends IL
convert his mill into sinelier
Tne total product of all the true fssure veins Of
,b,s c,np SINCE the FIRST one was discovered mas
been in the neiglborho9i OF uiii'h u"''"iS' 81
which more than 100000 has come ou- Of The
Humboldt ana marty S30O,0JO from tho PorA-
hoo,as. both Of which mines, from tie start paid
Or all expenses and improvements out OF thclI
products.
None of the ores OF this camp are reduced here.
The ,hsenre If u large percentage Of lead ID them
cau.ed the attempt To sinelt theh Z" De y, liHr
cnd .uspec thai Uhc want OF the raqu site skin "a
, ,at M, nj item IA a stamp-miil caused the at
,a,,,'t IN emoog that mothOd OF Treatment 10 be
| aLaudo.el lno cot Oi transportation ana fcuut'
~" - moi far from $40 tou 80 that very low
! nr.do ores are not nov ava 'aIAle. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

structure Impotence u tae Geasrlavs Or
yaus raacally ana speed ~ AOurs. % Al 80
HENRY A.DASIEi. H. D. 80 L,x ngsDl Aso 1ess ~ Isl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27
Gen. Grant.

At the time of our last issue tho star of
Gen. Grant was on tho wano, and his chances
for nomination for tho Presidency appeared
likely to 60 or in fash or to end in
defeat. Anti"third term associations we're
being formed in tho North aud West, were
holding meetings and passing resolutions
against third term as dangerous to the
liberties Of tho country and o violation Of n
precedent established since tho days Of
Washington. The New York Herald dc,
nounccd in emphatic terms the nomination Of
Grant, declared if nominated he would be
defeated, and advised Conkling, Logan and
Cameron, tho third torn Syndicate, that their
only safety from political death consisted in
leaving tho sinking ship Of Grant and tack,
ing on, to Fish or some other prominent
Republican. Since then tho Illinois Convention
has been held and has eloctod solid Grant
delegation TO tho National Convention, and
the HcruH, upon second thought, not only
nd vocates his nomination, but declares ho is
the only ct candidate to load tho Republican
party to victory. In ono wock from
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27
Seneca City items.
SENECA CITy, May IS, Is

oENECA CITY, MAY % 1851.
Tho welcome rain camo on Friday, the
22d. 1t continued to fall Saturday morn.
ing just fast enough to impart thorough
season to vegetation without injuring tho
land By washing.
Tho heavy aud almost reckless cxpendi.
lures of farmers 10 tho purchase of fertli.
zers and supplies renders timely seasons of
greater Importance than usual.
Mr.. Rufus Casey, aged 81 years, 5
months and l2 days, died ut tho residence
of his son on Saturday morning, the 23d.
MIR. Casey was born in Spartanbure, but
has been q resident of this and Anderson
County for twenty years.
The Town Council havo enrolled 8S per.
sons inside Aho incorporation as being
subject to street de.y. II this list is
correct J. SEQ no reason why pedestrians
should not rejoice in contemplating the
future condition Of the streets and sido :
walks.
The Rev. W. A. Hodges will proaoh at
Shiloh Church on tho 9Th Sunday.
The Superintendent of tho Air Limo mail
route has discontinued the exchange of
mail at this placo with tho 8 and O'clock
trims Oh Sunday. This gives "Unole
Dump" chance to put on fresh boiled
shirt, y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27

apparent weakness the strength Of Grant
has SO increased rs to almost insure
his nomination on tho fret ballot. The
Herald has published the vote claimed
for Graut by States which have held con-
ventious, giving him 323 votes, Blaine 253
aud Sherman 98. We believe that $40
are majority and ii is now almost certain
Grant will receive tho Republican uomina-
tion for President, unless tidal anti>Grant
wavo should blow up in fow days. AS
the Convention is 80 near at hand this is
hardly expected. Wo cannot say wo re-,
gret tho prospect for Grant, for wo thin k
he is more 'ikoly to bo defeated than one
not exciting tho objections used ag ainst
him. If ho should bo elected his late tour
through tho South and his speeches will
certainly prevent any oppression of our
section.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27
Across tho Country.

Professional business called us TO Pickens
on the 18th instant. Wo travelled by private
conveyance and thus enjoyed n goo1 oppors
tnnity to sec the growing crops and note their
condition. We did not see q single fold or
even patch of wheat but had rust on the
blades, though as yet none seems to bo on
tho stalk. The area devoted to small grain
in both Pickens and Oconce is perhaps larger
than it has been in number of years. and
apart from tho rust, the prospect was very
finc Wheat has q good stand and height
and the heads generally are long, but by
reason Of the rust half crop is hardly cx-
pcctcd. Oats have been sowcd largely and
though low will yield good crop with the
exception of an occasional field which has
rust. The lato rains will cause them to
stretch up sufficiently high for harvesting and
the crop will bo great hep to our farmers,
enabling them to bridge over the scarcity Of
corn. Rye is sown to very small extont,
and with US is not o profitable crop, except
for the purpose of improving tho land. We
do not remember that wc have over known n
moro universally good stand of both cotton
and corn or better prospect for q large yield
ut this season than tho present year. The
plants look healthy and vigorous and grow
off rapidly. Besides, The thrco weeks of dry
weather in tho early part of May have cna-
bled the farmers to put all their growing
crops in good condition, and the recent season
will have tho greatest influence in pushing
tho growth of nil crops. Wc think tho area
in cotton is larger in this county than during
any season since tho war. We neod good
crop year and hope we arc about to roalizo it..
Our people arc putting oil their energies to
thoir farms and with good seasons we hope
most of them will got clear of debt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27
The Greenville Daily News.

Mr.. =. II. Reilloy has sold tho News to Messrs.
Lucas, Richardson & Co. Mr.. A. D. Williams,
formerly Of the Charleston News and Courier,
is the editor. Mr.. Williams is young gen.
tleman Of fine literary attainments and suffi-
oiont ability to make first GLASS paper.
Tho Nows contains the latest dispatches, and
will, we doubt not, tako q high position in
journalism.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27
The Census.

Tho following persons have been appointed
and commissioned as Enumerators Of the several
Townships in this County, the different Town
ships being numbered in Tho order named as
census divisions from 1870 10 1877 inclusive, of
Census District No. IL:
Wagner Township-Wm J. Nevill.
Center Townshp-J. B. Sanders.
Chatuga Township-Wm. A. King.
Kcowce Township-J. N. Rutherford.
Pulaski Township James B. Phillips.
Seneca Township--A. G. Sigh.
Tugaloo Township-F. B. Doyle.
Whitewater Township---Jnmes NJ. Whitmirc.
These appointments will give general salts
faction, as thoy embrace men competent to per-
form the work assigned TO them and who will
give The country full and accurate report Of
our population and all matters embraced under
tho law. They have received their instructions
and will enter upon their work next Tuesday,
tho first day Of June. Tho law requires that
the enumeration should BIO completed during that
month, SO that the enumcrators will be kept
busy. Our people should afford them every
facility in their work and answer all questions
put to thcm promptly, and tho law makes it
misdcmoanor in any person refusing to answer
tho questions, punishable by n fnc of one hun
drcd dollars. They arc required to report tho
numbcr, age, sex and place Of birth Of the
entire population of the County. The questions
upon agriculture number l04, developing infor
nation rs 10 the products Of tho County, tho
acres in cultivation, tho yield Of the various
products, the amount of milk, butter, cheese,
&c., made, tho growth of cattle, horses, mules,
sheep goats, hogs, &C., and everything of nte-
rest connected with tho farm. The manufactur-
ing and mineral resources Of the County are
also to Lo reported. There are also special
schedules for special trades and ayocatons.
With tho amount Of information required IL will
bc difficult TO complete tho work in Que month,
unless every facility in the way Of prompt
answers arc afforded.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27

were lost because not ons lived up to tho
light we possessed, and upon this appealing
for tho bread of life in behalf of tho porishing
hoathen. No Christian could hayo witnessed
that acene, listened to that appeal and ever
again said II am apposed to foreign Mis-
sions." Nj.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27

The COURIER will charge for oil ann ounce-
ments, or resolutions Of clubs endorsing any
candidate or set Of candidates. The money
must accompany the order in every instance.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-27
TuRNas

Ess- For subscription, $3.50 per annun,,
strictly in advance; for si1 months, rs cents.
D&O- Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
square Of ono inch or less for tho first insertion,
and .ftty cents for each subsequent Insertion.
BD- Obituary Notices exceeding .fve lines,
2}i6u6es of Respect, Communications Of a per-
sonal character, when admissible, and Announce :
p'ents ef Candidates ,oiN BE- charged for as advcr-
tisements
BsS. JOB Printing neatly and cheaply executed.
R35" Necessity eompels us to adhere strictly
to tho requirements Of Cash Payments.