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The New Naval Stations in Central
America.

WASHINGTON, February III seems
to be probable that there is some foun.
dation for the story put forth some time
ago in the Washington correspondence
of one of your New York contempo-
raries and repeated since in otherzqaar.
ters that the Government has sent out
men-o'war to establish naval stations al
the Lagune de Chir;qui ON the Atlantic
side and at Colo Dolce on the Pacific
side of Central America. This is regar-
ded by naval officers andIpubhc men here
of all opinions as wise and judicious
act, the only criticism made upon it be
ing that it ought TO have been perform
ed long ago. Had the flag Of the Uni
ted States been established at these
points last year it is not likely that GER
tain events which now threatened to give
Us good deal of national trouble would
have occurred. The Government has
not the excuse Of Ignorance either as to
the importance of these positions to our
national prestige and policy in Central
America or as to the possibility Of peace
fully acquiring them. So long ago as
in June, 1860 Congress made an appro-
prlation for q survey and report. upon
the baghors of the Lagoon Of Chiriqui
and of Golfto, the latter being the most
wonderful land-locked harbor on the
Pacific coast of Central America, and
the result Of this survey was 20 recon-
mend the execution Of "a contractt enter
| ed iuto on The, 2lst of MAY, 1859, be-
tween the United States and Mr' Thomp,
son, an American citizen 10 whom New
Granada bad granted the control and
ownership of these harhors and or
the tracts of land connecting them.
The United States authorities found that
This grant to Thompson by New Grana-
da, made in 1855, bad been confirmed
by Costa Riea in 1860 to Mr.. Thomas
Francis Meagher, as the agent of Mr..
Thompson, on the basis of the bounda-
ry treaty Of 1856 between Costa Rica
and New Granada. The civil war break
ing out in 1861 prevented the establish
ment of the United States naval stations
at these points, and throughout the civil
war the want of such stations, seriously
interfered with the operations Of the
navy against The rebels, and for the pro-
lection of American commerce. In 1854,
under President Lincoln, the project OF
acquiring these harbors and lands was
revived by the Government with an eye
to sending out thither a great negro
emigration but change 10 the domestic
policy Of the Government Interrupted
the execution Of this plan. That the
two harbors Of the Chir.qui Lagoon and
of the .Golfito. are not only the finest
now available for the purposes Of. the
EGovernment of the United States, hut
the finest on either coast Of Central
America, admits of no doubt. The
verdict of the naval authorities OF all
nations is unanimous on this point
The members of the House Inter-oceanie
Canal Committee decline TO state wheth.
er the Government has or has not really
acquired these stations, but none of then
hesitate to say that such stations are es
sential to the maintenance Of the posi-
tion of the United States in those wa
ters. F ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
Ireland.

DUBLIN, February 18 Accounts from
the country the past few days have been
more hopeful. There is much suffering,
hut no starvation, except in far off is
lands, to which relieflis being sent with
outtdelay or stint. Ia parts of Donegal
want is great, but the Dublin Mansion
House fund has been made promptly
available. Agraiauism may be said to
be completely at an end. Attempts to
get up meetings Of the sort recently
have all failed lsE lse liiag 80 fd0sa
PHILADELPHIA, February 18.--A ca
BILE dispstch from Archbishop McCabe
Of Dublin, sayssthe distress is increas-
ing 10 some districts, and the famine ex.
tending Money Is urgently required
for. food and seed. aeoi ilia isu,a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

ale REii sll the Peace Commlssioners
ana 1ndlsn Agents and traders we're
Withdrawn. from the Indian country, or
shot, the lndians would get along well
suoueh. The thieves and scoundrels,
protected by the Government, who travel
upder tItles Of Agents, Commissioners
and Traders. cause ninf-tentbs Of all the
froubles We have with The Indians. And
shs imbecility exhibited by the Indian
once st Washington is calculated to aid
and encourage the thieves. A radical
change is badly needed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
fyIt affords Republican editors con

kyIt sffords Republican editors con.
siderable satisfaction, when advocating
the reorganization of the institutions o.
the State, to dab Democrats now hold.
ing positions as rougbs and bumners
and outlaws generally But when these
same editors wapt work from Democrats
they take good care 10 give them to nm
ders,snd that party matters never innu-
enoe theml Oh, no! A DEMOCRAT, &C.
oording to their rule, should help them
slong, but had they the power no DEM
ocrst Wonld receive aid from them. Tha,
Il the guiding principle Of the present
hide bound Republican party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

That onr.so.caIled navy is worthless
for fighting purposes everybody knows
According to Senators Eimunds and
Thurman. tie old tabs are not equal
even to the pacific task Of carrying food
across the water to the starving peasants
of Ireland Ifthis is so, why should
the American people be taxed millions
of dollars year after year to keep these
marine antiquities, and their well-sala.
ried officers, afloat2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
s% The Marietta Rssster says OF Lo

~ An0 HASs soeso 1heytct1f oa9 . VI hos
cal Option:
.Petisions from sllpsrts Of the s. ate
for a Local Option Law are ponripg in
upon the Legislatures II seems disposed
to wait for the voice of the people. They
are speaking promptly as it is. But the
Legislature can not get rid OF anun-
pleasant task 10 any better way than 10
hand it over to the people. That Is ex.
actly what Local Option means"
"Ish dot 500" When the last Legis-
lature was in session you advocated that
that body should dispose OF il. Now,
when the Legislature Is Republican you
cry out, @Hands of, gentlemen, or our
party will lose votes!' 1t is ian un-
pleasant task" batlhe people proposeto
hold the present Legislature p the work.
No dodging wilt be
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
Prom n. Me,es County Herald,

JesEs, of Athens, shakel
Il MoMiLLAN, of washington, shake !!
DAVIS, of Morgan, shnke
WEsr, of Monroe, shakel
The new (oid) 18th district viii be
Democratic abefore another decade, and
It u not ontside the range of possibil-
lies 70 turn IL next fall. Let's up and
st'em!a bs1
We've been shaking over The thing
sver since the bill passed, and hoping
loo that some WISE move might save us
this Fan. And We are Of opinion that i
Il Is madein Meigs We can win In octo-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
The Bad sheuherd Convicted,

New YORK, February 18-Rev.i Ed
ward Go owley, manager of the Shepherd s
Fold, on trial for the past eight days on
the charge of starving and cruelty treat
ing children, was to day convicted
Cowley wept bitterly upon the announce
,,ment Of the verdict Of the jury. He
was remanded to the tombs, and will be
sentenced on. Saturday. "a -ag
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit Of Democracy,
From jackson Township.

From jackson Township.
FEBRUARY l6, 1880. !.
Ed. SPrRIr: As nothing has appeared
In your columns for some time from this
corner of the ..dark hills," | will give
you q few items, "just to let the people
know we're here yet "
The melting snow, together with the
heavy rainH Of Thursday end Fri.
day, has swollen the river to the
greatest, height 1t has attained for some
months. A few feet more would have
covered the ground floors of nearly every
house in Cochransville, but the "Coch-
ransvillsins" can again breathe easy, fol
the waters aie snbeiding.
We bad q small aow OF ice few days
ago, and the hopes Of the ice men ran
high, but they were doomed to disap.
pointment, for the Polar wave departed
for parts unknown, and left old Sol il
full possession. Unless We have deci'
ded change in the weather soon, we viii
have to make up our minds to do with.
out Toe crean or pay good round price
II any man who reads this remembers
a. winter when the boats ran until the
middle OF February, without any inter
rnption by ice, let him step to the front
and give the date.
Z The warm weather seens to be favor.
able 10 the wheat crop, which looks very
well, with the exception OF some fields
which we're injured last fall by the dry
weather. There was an unusually largt
area sown last fall. The heavy rains o
December and January have rotted .
great deal of fodder, and as hay is scarce
and bigh, our farmers are threatened
with a scarcity OF feed.
Tue farmers Of Tyler County, W. Va.
have taken quite an interest in sheer
husbandry, and some very 6ne sheer
have been brought into the county from
Pennsylvanis. They are beginning tc
see that il costs no more to keep q goot
animal than q poor one, and il We o
Monroe do not see the same thing vi
NAV expect Tyler to leave US 10 the rear
The people OF els'ersvii'e nave organ
'zed Library Asso elallon ano uave re
ceired subscriptions TO the amount o
S5 50, Each member pays $50 in TWEEN
y seml-annual ins.aimen's o. oz oo.-
lotler towns ',l shou,1 ID ,olIow 'ne example
Dr. william .; Williamson, o. oIslers
vlile, VINO mas prac.lcee ~ 70 .nis psa' .
tne county lor soou. ~ years, a'eo
snort ume s'ncs =, -, Pnseuno,lla. sum. ne VIC
oorn q Harpe.ss Ferry I, anu lece'veu " na
IsulcN suuSss'on = a, ,Aa aS,n,.;s1,.,so' -.
lnursn ageps unosl '"e aamn.s'.ss !, ss,v !,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
EXPLOSION IN THE CZAR'S
PALACE.
An Aboratiye Attempt to Kill the
Imperial Family--Severa1 Sol
dierS Killed. Goii

LONDON Feb. I8.-A despatch to Rem
ter's Telegram Company from st. Pc
tersburg says there has been an abora-
tive attempt made to kill the imperial
family, by LAYING mine 10 the Winter
Palace. Five soldiers were killed and
thirty-6ve wounded. s.
: A later despatch from st Petersburg
reports that the mine was laid under the
guard room of the Winter Palace, which il
Immediately under the dining hall Ow.
ing to accidental delay the Imperial fam.
lily had not entered the latter at the
usual time. The explosion made hole
in the floor of the dining hall ten feel
long and six feet wide. j.. .1,s -,
The explosion occurred yesterday al
just about the usual dinner hour of The
Imperial family. e..., !, s,,so ~.
ST. PETERsBURG. February 19.-Gen.
Gourko, G Governor-General at: ST., Pc
tsrsburg, was engaged at the Winter
Palace the whole night of the l7ths in
vestigating the explosion. The dyna-
mite was tired by an electric battery
Several pounds Of that exrlosiyes must
have been used. The cellars oflhe Pal
ace have long been used for storing
purposes, and it appears has been oc-
eupied by four wardmen, .three of whom
are under arrest the fourth 10, missing.
Many arrests have been made in the
Winter Palace and immediate neighbor
hood, The arrest OF some forty inmates
of the Winter Palace, Monday, is believ-
ed to be connected with the explosion
Tuesday. os 1siBaiiIasl aasates hga v.go
80 ST. PETERSBURG, February ,19,--The
,Nouoc Hremya published further particu-
lars of the altemped assassination,
showing lthatothe dinner was appointed
FOR Tuesday evening at6 o'clock If i,
had not been aecldently delayed al
would d'have been seated at the moment
OF the explosions. Assit was. their ies-
cape was very narros. The Emperor.
accompanied by the Princes Of Hesse
and Bulgaria, was about to enter the
dining hall throughlone door, and the
other members Of the Imperial family
by another, when the explesi9n occur
red. Two servants who we're in the
dining ball we're injured. The force ol
the explosion was. such that a number
Of the windows Of the Palace and ada
cent houses were shattered the gas
blown out and complete 1 darkness pre-
vailed. The bodies of two. more sol
diers have been found, and of the forty.
five injured several have died. "a i;ss;si :
BERLIN, February 19.-A dispatch re-
ports that among those who dseampef
after the eAplosion,in the. Winter Pal
ace is the captain of the palace guard.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

Il &rT The London Times characteriEes
ths contributions Of the people OF the
United States 10 TIE suffering in ireland
= amessaee Of good viii TO the English
sstIos.
IL The contributions are message to
ne starving people OF Ireland whose
nsufsrinss have been brought about BY
the grinding, greedy power Of the En-
Glleh nation. :. Z .t.-.... :. -,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
Two Kinds of Republicans!
Boston Transcript Rep, February Is.

Boston Transcript lRep. J. February IT,
By the aid OF the evidence for the
fret time procurable from the enemy,
this board of West Point officers unani-
mously found and reported that, SO far
from betraying General Pope and his
army, General Porter in fact saved him
and his command from utter defeat and
possible annihilatioD. So far from de-
serving the brand OF traitors, which
General Porter has worn for the best
part of his life, he should have been ao-
claimed the savior Of the national ar
nv. 1t is monstrous that a man, who
has suffered as Fitz' John Porter has
done should again be made the victim
of party passion. Yet it is evident that
his wrong is to be used as the football
for the opening of The game Of partisan
politics in Congress The head kickefs
are getting ready, according TO the
Washington dispatches, for the rough
and -tun BILE tussIe which has been 30
long delayed, and which is absolutely
necessary for the warming ap Of politics
for the years campaign. The unfortu-
nate Porter finds even the Democrats, ia
whose name he has been made to suffer
SO long, disposed to shirk the proposed
righting of his position lest the passion
OF wartime be reawakened BY the in
discreet speeches that can no doubt be
wrung from the Southerners by the chal-
Ilenging oratory ready to be- opened on
the occasion. But II will be, . oil tie
same, lasting disgrace to Congress
, and 10 the country If, with the ,ihdispu-
tied truth as to Porter's patriotic services
now before the world as it will stand ID
history, the bill for his relief from stig-
ma and restoration to rank and himself,
| it matters far less. He has already re-
ceived his real sindication and nothing
can take It from aim. ise 9sase
T New York Times (Repl, February l6.]
Examining the case as it now comes
before the Senate, to difficulty is plainly
seen to consist In the extravagant claims
Iof General Porter and bis friends Had
the demand been simply for that reha-
Utilization which would come Of pa!ting
him on the retired list without pay past
present or prospective, as in Surgeon.
General Hammond's case, without re.
hection on the court that condemned
him, and without obtrusively holding
him up as the sort OF soldier that Con
gress delighted to honor, there would
have been little trouble about disposine
OF his case. In an era of reconstructed
regulations and of concilation always
on tap, 50 much might have been con
ceded by some who do not think Por
ter's spirit and conduct to be models
for young officers to follow. But wher
it comes to asking for Porter high, &C
tive rank, and fortune in back pay
villfication for the court Of 1862 anf
for him apotheosis-his friends ask tot
lmuch. R s5.ai t,,s ata
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

~ Gov. FosrER Is paying the prices
offered, for the support Of the Nationals,
By the Republican leaders In this State
IN the campaign last year. He recently
appointed ANDREW Ror 10 the position
Of State Mine Inspector.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

~ The Duchess OF Marlborough
irish Relief Committee, In order to
fusrd against q famine next year, have
purchssed $4,000 worth Of potatoes for
distribution In Ireland.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

~ Senator CoHKLrse stands on bis
dignity with the present Administration.
He declared recently: II have not vet
ssked sayorsof the Administration snd
I don't propose tor
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

Tar newspspersi in different partsuof
the country are petitioning Congress- to
repeabthe duty on printing paper and
theiehemicals that enter into ills manu-
Vfactuee The price hae advanced City
per cent. in the last three months. 81,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

nEThe Nihiiists 10 Russia are max
Ing matters warm for the old Czar. The
bsst thing for him to do Is to go West
and grow up with the country.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

A merchant down town sells more OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than all other
medicines together. 1t surely must be
the best remedy for Cough.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
suHsDAT, FEBRUARY "a, 1880.
EwPerpetual motion has been discov-
cred by two 0aio men. Ohio against
the world

EEThe project Of NJ. de LEssKPs for
si inter-oceanlc canal across the 18th.
naA h 10 estimated, will cost s170, ,00o,-
60e..8 M
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
.ssHERIFF's SALE. I
T Singer Manufacturing Company,
vs.. =
sse WiIliam Piatt sfai.

vs.
so William Piatt sfsi.z
= ssss e Ass. ss.AA<EETR1H sf8E
RYvi Of . certsin order cfssIs Isslsd
y from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, Ahd' State or
Ohio. in case pending in said court between
the above named parties .shd 10 ms diseetsd.
will Offer for sale at public, auction, a. the
east door Of the court house In Woedsasld,
ON ss1lsgE HfH ny
Saturday, The, 20f1 day AZ MOss1. 1880,
between the houss Of 10 o'clock. 1. -. snl
4 o'clock p m, Of said day. the follswins
described real sststs. situats in nsnrss
connty, Ohio, and in the towA Of Wsodsasll.
to wit: ,s...... s,s,g
lsr TRAcr.-The south half Of The south
west quartsr of the southssst qpestsr sef See
tion thirteen, township four Of range Ave-.
% TRAcT.lThe north half II ne sossh
west quarter OF the southssst ousrtsr q
siotioni thirteen, to6nship fSursofI IrsiR< <nvs.
s3D TRAcT.--Ths southsast quarter n shs
southwest quarter Of section thittssn, tovu. :.
ship four Of range Eve.
Subject to the life estate Of Mary rwaddls
IN thirty Ave acres Oh Of said thi,d dsssrbsd
tract s. sesE.HAEk - <STEEEfE
Appraised s.tol!sys' sds. oEga
essg2d sso'sps ssew ssass,-,ss !
3D. .oI4s0 $50, 3st1 eek
Said proprrty 90 ordered 70 - ssld 4 -
praised At $Sl6, and may sell sor tws-.
lhirds Of said apptaiaamsnt. T0ua, ,af akia,
cash before combination, -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

brought this ufantsb
style and best qunr In enemens
NY Rubber
save % 90 cent BY buying goods No
INC PA0''f oo sanoHT S1HEEI BELLAIRE,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24

wThs Republicans in the Ohio Leg
isiaturs are playing sharp game on ode
Asisncy" matters. but II Is TOO trsuspa-
tent 70 deceive very many people.
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lows: .ssf.Svl
, 1880-09-03

THE New yorl; ErcntnD Past Inns M mp
rrccHiye ttotteo of Hnnrnrtt II. f,irGrd, written
evidently by ono whU knew him well. ftfs
i,icsfsnd Of 1HtntlnK wus to study hEa subject
well, tsn1se ntt hts preparations, nnu then wat
f"rn favorable ttny.-a tlsnv which bis rtystcAl
condition. his lnoo'l. nld tho wcathor nil conl-
tncta To mike snElalc. When tt,nt ,lny cnIne
lie e,llerGtt hs st,l,l0 soon artcr SUNRISE locked
tho oor, md worked Until Just t,ef0rc a,lnsct,
resting only II few minutes ut noo,, for frt,Ylsl
linehrnn nf hrrNh md cDirce. II my tsitnr
chilled there wns lit nt,swcr to his knocking.
Neither frlctnas nor roscntNtcs could gain nj.
mission tH 0Tur.t's Studio on TINT first ErcMt
tlny when fur ten, clrtGii, twelve consecutive
liours he wis uetting his picture III cnnvas. lie
WIS tho lMl!nicr ri tho fMlIun summer, and II
his subject WIS Enrupcnn 1t wns tho beauty OF n
Grcck tlny, nr Ut MI ltnlIatl sll,set. Lit when
On mn occ4siun hu hcnrtl TINT somebody Ind 5n1sl
he could mt paint anythlng but war1nth, tho
char4g 10 1.pttied him TINT tlg Immediately pro.
tlicctl the impressive ksatersklll Coyc Twl-
light" Hucccsaful, howovcr, as this venture
WIS, ll9 did not cure to plirsl1o It fllrth0r.
, 1880-09-03

A MEETING Of the Nationni Donrtl Of Steam
Navigation WIS held ut Nurfulk. w., yesterday,
ansl resolutions vert pnssctl III fnvor NJ lnunlo-
raii2lrg EnnRrcss To establish Il National En,fg
llarbor fur worthy sc,lno,, md officers WIN ,o-
co1Iu permanently lls1lbcd whc III ti,oIr posts,
tho establishment Ut trltnnKshf1s For tho ctll,-
t.Ion uf young tnen lar tue ,vMl and inurcnt1-
tilo nnrlne service, 4t,d also tn ufs1,et tnws to
rcKl1lnto potage so III to bring at,nut n uniform
ByAtetn nlsd nlItt,rn c!,nrEes. In reference to
Thu establishment IT trluluy-ss,fps tho ltunr,l
pcrthcntly rc,.ltrks that 1t n Il dtsgrucc ti,At
American ycssels should BE- tnnuns,t by ntllor
t|lA,l American sunines Antl a!ceretl by gc,ltlu-
men not cttxous Of tho United Statcs.
, 1880-09-03
IN fhs Etfitor Of The fhfca1o Tribune.

:.
p1cns.. tell us ~ whnt Democratic SMt, LcKisn-
1affes. II nuy, votc.! To atttupt thu Ihlrteenth
Amendment to tho Constitution uf tho UHltetl
States? n ~ lit wllnf StntGA wcrH tho rcsnlll-
tlns5 of ftr,ner Republican, Legislatures mp
proving tho amendment repealed Or attempted
y be resclnlrtl by succeeding Du.ntterltfc Leg
tSlHturrSy NHPulIIiCAS.
THO n,lswcr Is llircct. III No State Legislature
III which the Democrats hull II tnnjnrty in eithor
1tosu vGsett to rntify tho Thirteenth Anlend-
1ncns. III 10 stnto Legislature lid the DEMO
cratic n,etnbprs nj botiy, or beyond Il few OK.
cept!ons III q fuw States. voto to rntify tho
amendment. c.:.} Tho Dcnaocratic legislatures If
Ohia anh 1f New York, ut Il subsequent time,
passcd resolutions withdrawing tho ratification
which hh,l prcvlutlay been Mloptca by 1teplil,-
,Iran n,a1urIttcs III tho Legislatures Of those
Stntcd.
, 1880-09-03

A1nEtsT ID. SHAW, tile United States Con-
sui ut LlscrtM",t. now homo on visit. told re-
pDrtrr ur thu New York Tribune what, in bis
Judgment. wCrg tho Ht'uejMl advantages pos-
sessGtl by EnKflsln,en IN tho nunlfactliru Of
textile fMbrtcs. First, tho humility of tho ci-
nInto Ia favorable. Sgcontlly. tho construction
Of their mills Is bpttcr thsln ttut Of American
manufacturers. They hnil.l wcnytnx. .shc'is one
story In hight With glnss roota. The fountla-
tlnns Mru sUld ind substantial. Thcso sheds
give II l'cttur light than cttn bo nhtnlncd In my
building In et1rics. and tho sald foundations
prevent the yEbr,ttoi If the machinery.
Thirdly, tlorc IL II distinct class nf operatives,
content to follsw tho business from Hcncr,tton
to generation, Mnd their skill IL consequently
higher tllln tint If Amcr!can latlortrs.
FourhEy, chonp rnp'tal keeps tue mills moving
ut Il very low rate Ut lr0iit.