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PUBLIC OPINION.
01:S. CHANTS ItEsrt,NalDIttTY,
III Tia lsSifur nf Ita SHIt1ra 1fftunA.


Cn1cAuO, March s.-tt Ia pity that any
"potcnt, grssre, md reverend sctxi,or" should
bc NJ, yttrred by "bt1.Inuss twaIld!c" rs IL "W,
N. TMylar" hy my letter OF tho iNoy!tlblo su-
cinl decentralization Ot reelection ut Gen.
Ornnt ttI the Presidency. Tho Sncrrs by whtcl.
he wu!A Blt,w that bis tavorit IL not responsible
Tor h!s family And friends could only bo app-
cahle OH the ground OF l1nl,eQlllty. Any Ina,i
who IL n,Dve than .lrtvolinx tl!ut must bo Ablc
10 control his chulcu ur frlc,.da, .and of
pCrsons Oh lntinnt0 rclAttons In blu owl,
fnlnily; and II uen. QnInt runlly had no
more voice III Ills 0wn domestic elEulo thnn Iii
tho birth Of "eyery btlt'y born with SIX toes and
III tgth, with tue destruction Ut thitAgD In 1871,
with every oasu Ut nien4cs a1ld yollnw-Eevcr III
Memphis" theru IL no ~ bnck sent II. tho No.
uAa Or pulltien! world sufficiently rGtNoto FROM
tho centre OF pt,wer for bis occupancy.
4 NAN who hns no control IN hfs own house,
nothing to say as to hnw tho money ha earns
shnll ho uxlMndcd, should give up the r0lo OF
t,,i,,,ho4nl u1!l perch IN tr1a atuung tho mOH-
krya; hut whatevur 1u,i: 0r.nt's faults lnay M,
hu IL not such y lAna Of dough IL Dir, Taylor
Fur tho social Decentralization Of this country
himself personally rrypollslblD 1t ls he who
er.,wnctl CASH King 0F tho hnnpiinlic! This hu
did when he sold, for cash, tho Washington resi-
might havG i pert,nne,,t hoine III tho Capital of
tho Government they glye flm thg cr1stlt of
say!llg; hut hu Hufe that ktuk u doWGtD scGptrp
when. attcr having sold y once. reGoiye'i hrst
10 xo ot, record h1 sold 1t N9AH tu htghur bttl.
icF, relying o1 Executive patsouuEv 10 buy on
tho irst purchaser, Il WHY 10 who nppnlnt!s.!
ptl!cD after hn Ind boon proved Y swtnd!cr, anl
he. Iruslient lrlnt, lsgractsl this Government
by nppeaEing with his fau.iIy " tho shoddy re-
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LOUISIANA.
ILLINOIS.
rALMEtt's sAZE1lAo NOON.

nOQTALRN HQ0M NONHEH6hs
eSsaat CorTespo1d<nes 1f Tn Chtea9a Tribune,
NEW ORLEANS, March Gilt IL simply nonsense,
nolhaoE moro nor less, this talk Ut souther1,
ooona. The talk may bc all very we'll, as con-
unca 10 the North. 1t Is merely ridiculous when
epP!led 10 tho Southern Htntcs- The latter, TO
ooSn With, In 10 far ~ the Republicans aro con-
1nso, aro not to be considered ut Al. savo As II.
Sppohldon. There II to bo united and solid
Soutn' 1t u to be solldly aud overwhelmingly
pemocratic. Tho exception. IL any, is likely to
70 from tho single State Ut Flortda. There may
"a 81 poshbtlity-n0thlug u,ore-that tho four
nleetotaa votcs Of Florida may bo secured for the
aspaolioans. It Ia possibility upon which lio-
puoueaas Will do wei! to place but lttlo reliance
.uo probabilities aro most decidedly with tho
esast ndo OF tho housc. Thero II scarcely q
saae3 naa OF chance anywhere else south OF tho
o va!o' Tho Republicans Of the North have tho
nk1s 70 mako Of themselves alone. Thoy must
suaestake 1t and carry It through against tho
' neet desperate oIda. Thoy have to tight pow
s s.ua and interruptions cnoiny at homo. They
I've the whole Of tho Eoutheru 8tates solldly
.xanst them. Theso nze the facts Of tho situa.
s Aon Northern Republicans will do we'll TO So
! s'es 1heu aa they a1u. Some stray 6outhogu
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n,,,t,,.,, ,,ln.rr ,nd ,,,rrt,ns,.,,r t..,x
sSts y Gsar .e oIs q Stats a1yernncs
~, W. ~, W"it -.a,,oa 1a AMh,,nsa'Tn''ot hum
S srHh III ,"e. 1rt.,v,n1 eHc nv;9. nc,tant coPa
onr sa.selI,G,ssynafy inssttatosn,conesrmf s,
Kinnnny s,nn. n!aLuns @ HMMy tro,n 'ne,a ntssahnt
,ni{i"s's " na,prS n,1suR arar - yor "s an
n. - ,u ~ ~ thoa ners at n,,,sr hG te,,
rsa.1. ta o. TIe -. ess on1ns. M.la 9nv,mg gSc ts
% r n n,e@s"tst; nv, ,sr at. 'Hway kn9ws m Del
tet tMnll MH5 utl!Et "stliA!tt l.L NpseiHol
!, nnw 1nMGn heGcss!ly lneIe y LOT GnccKinR
tneae nilnn txtr'hya9nncees. e VI 5n!s 1llea-
lion 'ie slahas sl1e hy s!ae WEI IifE ii:1il.
HNE. NelloylnK lint llli1inls to-Nny necaa
.ns.,,, Hnvgli,Wt Wln - RrnG.fnt mali nma ~
lltnhleiy associaiet! ~! !iis !lic Win tlle pff,
naclng an! i, iiail,ltactnf'nR Glasses. we VIII
s!anu TX LroInas =. Ningway Ana now,
s.nee i1ca!ar!, =; VE!esDY ls oMt OF @ me % %faGe
We ~ faa'''.irn1 At, At; n1aGMay W1h 9et tale
ii Mom'nGtioIi. 1!ti. ie W.! go mo Inc ConsGs-
tlom Will lnnao ,,t ,aelegnses & ttlan ahS otnef
1sal,' ailat knHnwtnE nis wollM ,ii mtln his pcr.
, 1880-03-09

Spesk1l CnrvespoH4tnse oJ The CAttdoo 9rl1une,.
C.A,no, H., Mnrch'7.-Tl,ai.mrt.o oY o,lr
community which tnkcs nn active interest III
politics was particularly Interested III tho
Springfield dEsnatel, 1T Saturdays TlN1tuSE
BECAUSE 1t LEFT "Egypt" Just whcre she
desires To bu touching tho Gubernatoriul
canvass. "Egypt" I,as her own candidnte,
o,,u II, WHOM, shu takes u deep interest, al.d
willie, us TnE Tribune correspondent
vol says, "lmrMony is the one thing
sought for" TINT harmony prevails
through the southern tiers Ut counties to an
amazing tiegrau. 'rl,at candidate il T|,onas
=. lisIgwny, 0f Shawnettowh. While Mr..
lsllgewny's ua1ne IL well known through
reNlrled ny the representative Republican of
Southern Illinois, requiring this llollur fnr
tai,lIfu! and patrtoi!e services rendered Our
people during tho War And ,Ar. lsEdgway
Ieop!e; When ths War elusvl and tis grrat
cr1l Ut tnl!r0A.t-bl!lAiiiE WIS lnR1KuratGd, !!o
was alll,ost tha slnsle il,uylnx spirit III tug
construction uf the ,6hawnrctoWH, Pann u
pioneer o!e to Tires q fur conHttes and the
first rlpltl-trAllslt outlet that thousands ,0e
our peop.u ever enjoyed. In tl,ls, enterprise
hs put his pelsoMal oii.rts M nll!i largu siare M
utter BY tiis panio of 1878, Iut 80 warmly
eIlsnrlhg hlsllsclf to the people ol Southern
llllnuts that i,e will nlways be hsla III CRATE
ful remembrance. 1tr. llkdKWay has been
ns well u pEo!Ieer In the ullssl9Mary md Sub
batl,-scho0l interests, giving lflNrally OF Ills
ttnlU anu wealth tawarQ tteSe etltis.
wramglinE over tie Republican nomination
for tnvetn0r, wo people herr ln Southern
llaluois pr0pose offering the Convention, III
tl.v pers0ll Ut Tl0u,u5 =. ltldBwAy, \ hntIvu
llllluisan, wll0sa every interest, from buy,
llO0ti to sitW nal,!loot, has been Identified
with tho nnnteriul tleyelnpnent Ut tho State.
Just at this lullcture NJ bellows the State
needs such mun for Governor. A repula-
fUr Congressman or legislator, but l de-
size tO renind XuE TRIBUNE that the aSrl.
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auxtn,,s Il. scb him ngnln mntin President That
ls about tho why ct It, too, in lSt,sli1lhnn.
PARTICULAR ETItEs9

-
PARTICULAR FrHEss
4 ln!t tipnn tho 1lnynttnn nf tho blacks. Thnrn
/. n limit ovon hcrn, M inay rcntIly lp found.
TIM etlAcks. Vt nii Othgra III Louisiana md MIs.
.trsIrp hnrn tnsl tn ruiEcr 1McaiiAo nr tho pnAt.
They stnktf all and to.t NIL With tho ,aat,ca 0f
tho IefilhGAn QuyHr1ircnta. They hrc to-day
Mtl,tGsfy lii tho tGtNDcrhtic ttIls. ThcrD arH
those, ~ fnay rtntliy hs itbngInc!, whn tlo not
forget tilat shoy wera n pnwor; that they sis.
might have ttnhelh thom. md fniirfl u tlo sn
Those t,f tho nortt eatiers, ttn,. scnf ~ ntIyo-
cutting tits nnlnIhnti0n are found nlntMt invartas
bly, M tlianpIn'nte'l In aspirations for ttlice a
sltApNteh, fur Instance, Hxnel by CGrfnlt hncks
Of tho 1DMflanu General Assembly. WnA for.
wnnlrtl to 1lnn Cntnerun. onErnttilat!nE him IN
l'Chnlf Of urant f'r hls alccrss In manipulation
.!crstntxl ~ engineering II. was rolorcd State
Hcnntnr Allnin.
,Atlntn had simply failed 10 convince Sccrctary
Hhnrtnln Nf hfN peculiar tlt!lnss mud clnlns for
and tn tho position pf CHIEF We!Eher IN tho Now
Orleans Custom! tnttac. 10, too, with rnch-
hack. lilo wnntel-saya ho wns pr0nisMl-tho
position OF NMval Ultlccr. 1fo filled u yet 1t,
mud ls ont fnr urant Aud ~ 1t gnta to tho cnl
Mich Of this might apply, IA well, to tho NOM
innt!nn Ut Il1nine: Tho be!nocr1'tic n,nnakers.
any he IL v,1tncnl,le. TINT hs tn?ntnntl0n will
plnce thu Republicans uIH'n tho defensive.
snthorn Republicans. nElsln. rctnclnl,cr him hs
responsible ft'r thu tlcfcht 0f tho "fureo bill.
thS consequent faIlure uf ..snfortemsnt,n tho
amendments ~ dependent thcry!nr,. md the
tinnl and hopeless cnllapse Of all Of l,opc fnr
Republican Governments in the South, They
will hU Rern, OIL tho wht,le, IA mt mich on tho
bf'Im. They will readily support. mono tho lcsa,
tho Republican nntnInre. RENO.
, 1880-03-09
POLITICAL NEWS.
INDIANA,

sptrta, Dspateh To 7he Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, March Sat n prlvnte
n,eeting Of several prominent Democrats,
held ut the Grand Hotel last night, the belief
was expressed that Gen. N. u. Manson, the
present Auditor Of State, was almost certain
IL be the UemocrntIc nominee for Governor.
ThEs WIS based oil the quarrel raging be-
tween Licut.-(;0v. Gray md the Hon. Frank
lin Lanters, as well rs upon the fAct u.at
Manson possesses the elements Of popularity
in larger measure than any other candidate
mentioned. The contest between Gray and
La'Mlers has become bitterly personal. 1t Is
now known TINT the recent attack nYo1,
lis record rs ltepubiIcan member 81
ratification OF the Fifteenth Amendment,
wns inspired by the trusted friends Of
hnndsrs nnd ta Ill ,Iet,;r Gqnys trltids tIe
promise, therefore, is believed to be ncces-
sary II insure the full strength Of the pnrty
Iii November, Rild In this connection Mati-
sons llnIue IS mentioned.
friends ~ both Lallders and Gray tIlat one Of
them will be nominated; TINT they divide the
State between them, alul that no iiiatter how
mitch they quarrel, one Of them must 80 III.
iuc,i M IL Tic Tic PARTY, holding q piacs Of con-
il,'ence nla trust. on tic State, Executive
Committee. S!lnuld compromise become
necessary because OF some ftturD Surture,
Jndgv DOwney, late Of the Supreme, Osurt,
would he Selectpd III preference To Manson
Gray's hackurs nre made up largely Of
county officers and their friends. who ArO ex-
prctell to "set up" the delegations lii Grny's
been very friendly to tl'ls cltss Ut patriots,
n,ld III return thDy will seek To 1nake him
Governor, where lie cAn 10 them even moro
good il, shaping Legislation. landers'
fss csassra 81 In liz !spsbica, sb eu,es % vic Ss pro.
fess to hs opp,se!l tn rings a.d oil other
combinations. 1}otll men aru desperately lii
earnest They nre riding the state over, nllu
wherever they stop there tae KsrH 81 4unr;; 1S;
his friends fan tho spark into bltsze, ind, ~
result of It, tho quarrel has become general
III over tho State. between theni, therefore,
insisted tho gentlemen Inst night Manson
Infi.s IN lis clai"s ID ill., Oh IL lis III sol soiers rsor a lis
recognized popularity nnlO'lY all cthsses ~ n
GENEROUS, otfEand fellow Who always ~.
gives md never gives 0tEeilst. Thus the
Among, Tho numerous Republican! ean'!l.
tlatts for Stnto nllices, the latest addition To
tic list Is that Of Alfred Ato0re, Of Hunting.
ION, for llcportrE Of the Supreme Court. ile
work Of greut merit, having received the III
!lnrsesnetlt Uf u tlcniber nf tile. StipreMt
published IN 1inlEaun. Moore Is r yo!,!s
inatl, born IN the Wabash al old Whls
lNrrntage, u graduate OF Wabash Collega III
ls10 alitl III Ann irbor law School III 1871
During thu ps.st eight years llu i'as prnctlcp,
Prosecuting Attorney. Ills book staInps
| hin, at ones M ono Ut tho. foremost young
men In tho State, especially tittWl FIR. TIL
raee l'u seeks mid r Is believed l,s Will |layt
Callaghau u Co., Of Chicago.
, 1880-03-09
WAsIIDURNE AND GRANT.

THE RELATION or THE FUIsMEn, TO THE I4Arr.lt.
Illinois Stdatt-s<itung, afavrhA
Saturday, Fob. II, tho INtE Otean Of this city
announced in IL stylo in.tAtivo Of tho solni
otlIcinl statements Of EurnpcAn papers, a1d
with reference 10 statements inHdO by Mr.. Il.
Il. Washburno hinaclf, TINT hU wns not and
would not bp n cnndlato for tho Presidency.
Mandny, Fob. 10, We put tic statements Of tho
l.-U. III their truo light, ,who VIC sl1su announced
frnm "tho best sourccs," thnt MIR. W,lsh,urnu
was not candfdate apai,lst Grnnt,and would not
bc a candidate 10 long us Grant rpnalned
such, but that II l7Ht, unab|o to get niajorty
IN tho National Convention, voluntarily With
tlrew from tlle race, thtre would be nothing to
Induce Mr.. Waahburne to reject ~ nomination
IN tho pArty'H candidate, and hc, In such Case,
would not reject 1t.
Tho I.-O. now r.,ttirnh to tho nttaok and ptlb.
wocks lgu In which he llssuAdcs q friend III BIT.
Carroll from start'ng wasbburnc Club, md
alds, ~ can, un,ler no circumstances or coidl-
tto,,s, become Il candidate for 1'rcsiicnt. Con.
Grlnt III my first. lust, and only cholcc."
IlAd tho I..O. hecn guilty OF tho unf4lrr,oss at
B,ppressing tho date Ut This lcttor, 1t might hAvo
tho effect Ut now negative declaration. hut
TINT was not da,e. Tho letter Is dated Fob.
u, II day bctoro tho aforementioned nunounco-
mont Of tho L-O., ani throo dnya boforo
MxltItMg under Tho he.a "A Candidate Axanst
ths dss ot .has EYE it, s the yter It
th!s article ulnrllMan M nasterl bud long c',nver-
&. Uto articie Of Tho Siaa,s. Zciung ii Ful IL.
Thorotoro this publication of 4 lctter writtost
In tho statp uf Airntrs. Tut ia tt,-tlay ussc,ltuy
sho sunG Y sste g %n & sGo Il a ut r.
statements nutlu tho RaInu luy 10 tho Ctlltor
Of tho I.-O., Mr. W.shhurno mcant thAt he
would. "uMor no circumstances or Gonliti11ls,
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H0Lr4ANDER8 O1'1WHED TO GRANT.
Ii tht Editor Of The Enteaao Tribune.

GnASp KAr1ps, Mich. Narch 7,-IIavtng sov-
eral times seen opinions uf lending Germans md
their Journals In Jour paper. thought It would
mt bo atnlss u 9iro you the opsnion Of the Hot-
landnrs In regard To Gen. Grnnt for President.
The l1oIlnndcrs, although but lIttlo known In
tho polI.tcnl world, havc thousands Of voters In
nearly evury Eastern and Western Statr. and
arc therefore entitled to hRyo thetr ray a!so. nj
pnt,er, tho Bniler. opposes Grnnt fur these rtH!
Nnls First, becusu It is oppt'se'1 T., thu thrr'.
term pn'tcy: and *cc,n!, fceausc Grnni I'D ,,"t
Soldiers Equalization IIn.inty bull; md those
rcnst'f,s are MGst unanimously fstlHrst by tho
publican voters lii this Atnte who would not
vnte for Er1lht. They arr for Nlainc, Wash-
burnc, HhtI1nul.. or Garfield. ] attn for 1jlalnc.
rs WIS four years ago. a tOLLASDERt
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ETHAN ALLEN OrrnsEl, tn 0VtANT-T1E CRY FOR
4 "BT1tokO" MAN.

Ht1u l1rk Tribute. Mlrsh :.
It having bee1, reported that Ethnn Alton, whu
,Yus ChnIrmnn of Tim Ent,u,,nl ft,tnmittcu uf
i,ilcral 1,nn,,bIirnna In 1s,s wos ,,,,w n,,t fnr
ut7nt, a 1f1bh's roportor ctlllet! upon him yes
terdny at his otco. "1s 1t true," ho inquired.
ts ,s s'r,,o.." w ". ,s, ,I,,n t,',,,n"s', "e
nv y ~. w nv o''t a .s,,"H .,a
u not tfuo' ar. .ile'i fepies', ~ s'ana
tt,uo. I wns "A i1u,c9ntu 10 utiou. lint 1 voted
nw,Inat f,rant.a frin,,is. ! co1ld ,,ot tnkGa,nrt
a6u''t u'"at 't'enos' I"""' 'us t"Au F".k
In tle discussions, Tor WIS uI'dor prosn'so to
my district c0l!paRues, who werc atl 1nlnt men,
not to do W; hnA nut been thus tnngue-ticd,
should have spoken III freely t'lun IN iit,w."
nWtll you sllsintn QeH. 0rlnt 1t hp Is tho ltc-
: /" Will do 10 such thing. shall rcK1irt hlH
nomination rs u political crime nnd will hive
no pnrt IN It. Tllosu IL sbInethlNg mUre Inlpur.
tu1,t In politics Thru purity SUCCESS. 70 break
the lAw aH.st u thlr4l trrln h to pluee ourselves
tl tho roil fnt lends 10 ,cr.litioi, Tho uttzuls
Of this Mutton aru calrd ilIN.f tn fueo ulr,xer-
Gus conspiracy, III far-rGnch.ng ~ ~ esslao-
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The told Watch Dog" Wanted.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Marcl. 7-slnrv than half Of tho
Republicans Of this place favor tho nomination
OF L. II. Washbarnc. Is It policy to Illuminate
Con. Grant against tho wishes Ut 500,000 Gcrnan
llcpublscnn voters. AEd nearly thnt many nnn-
scontinus natlvo-bonl American Republicans.
who believe TINT twice elected to tho hrhost
Office Within tho gift of tho people Is honor
enough for my mnn7 Ncn. Grlnt. prul,ab!y,
wn,,li lnse tho Stntes Of Ohio, aud Wisconsin,
and barciy cacnpe Tho IUsaof Illinois 1t Is nnto.
rtous fact that ltoscoe Cnnkllng elrrics Nuw
York III his "brcccl,Os pocket" 1lprcfnrr.
would It bo policy to tnniuntn Jntncs q, nhno,
whngu antagonist il Conkling. thoroby ineyitn.
lily losing Now Ynrk,-a Htltc we mist hayr2
Tie nomination or u. u. Wushlpurna ut ChtcAgo
would bo Il bu1nt,shclI thrown Into tho Drnit,-
cr.ltic cn,np. 1t mt only woulsl .luIto tho lse-
publican purity, but carry with t thousands nf
DomOcrltlu votes. Gtv0 It's tho nd "Wntch Dog
section. 4. Ii. Il.
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1U We EHHuF U TIE t"1supo 7s7uuHe' -
YELtow SrKGS0s, O., March d.-tf It Is left to
tho fair ueclspn of the ChcaKu Convention
think EtNr1d rs good II chance ns any Of sbcIn,
md feel lust ri confident thnt thoy Will Innko
Il wise md judciuua chotce that will rest my
casp right t1pru and cnvu my nAmc before tho
people, knowing that ntu tho eQiial Of my Uf
tlluIl. mn truly yours, nEsI. H. WAITE.
, 1880-03-09

RIC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully Is per cent ut tho l,nman raco nra Victims -
tInn viii ~ lniIy nrrn,,rntGh ~ every ntntIlRcnt
physiesnn rho ertucas cn.cf nr,'ena n. MsSnno
symptoms nrr ',sn nf ylgnr tarnlaoIrllIrn. tnl1 i
fnrubf,fn4a nnntA1 dstftRs nervous debility HEd
luncnTrhba in fHnatcsl. lrctathN dttnHIs &c. Let
chilli nf Till ginnt Sei RGcrut habit. ara the result
Uf ienutanc Tho Mpdlcal res:ltn hHA lee!l anlt.st
rrluina1Iy negligent rctanl about teaa thl1HH -
tho GDnlsnd fur tncrthatt accommodations at tho n-
,1haro /. we'll -koNu principal N animal nhysloaEy
tAt vAl actu,i can tske pac4 except ttrouHh tHo
nkuncy OF tho Herxaus xyttant. the nnrIa ENer u
nny Ifltsil II wenke1,,d ten thht .'tlan !: Wenk.
VheEa IN rsuslY IN the reach vt NIL. ore !hat tna
::od thc tssa ~ ayst laf santn.X; r nisGGs G r.
ddrsrd hy Tho Atnstrnay f Medicine III Paris ~ m IN
IMibI1 sieeu for tho AbtlTe cHtAiHA nj phtnhGruA+
cnntAntAca. nthoe p4,sainf IA rnrGlf rGhETAHLE,
pr.MHclnK nn InGetia9 nee !. ~ SnSe
bls rS llirlela,l. lnris tfrtc.i. nrnf tlr hroNn
Nisssts,ild ada axent for tha Y f. slngSE Building,
IL tAis, ato.i hIK u LOO ps. H. box Of +M tl0 sens
by mall upon receipt Of price.
CERTIFICATE.
raHlR July jR iK1l-IH t&uD do Ia talx.-A Mr. X. L..
years. nUfv0ua teu1psn!Muntt hah eutlured for thirty
yUnrx With sp!frnhl.Frllea, and tlE ten yenn villa
nervous huil!gy nnd unru ilnp0sncy. FilF aAhtunl
ye9e tlv tyteA evNfy knnWO t1llOy Without amy oan-
H. ea t. nis ~ "riss h - :" !s y, ss
AEu.!, hut hssted unt,h 1.A cRnnn9 " n1u nnd ~
nln0 nsfllts u ttstrsd u fHli health and vtkoF
--g.t uInrrle, 4rld hus tw., 1nn Children.
Out "t ~ l%tensa sfe9tSs I, waro safeu Wnh s1,s ~
nonih., n,on,n. Soe1~oeh h'e anu lit H. TEiilGoit,
Medicine de Ia ttospilat Charity
, 1880-03-09

war Win 3lFAlEOs 1NDy tQlNk> l8t 6OlnG reason,
eni,qacat OF blo1ieo would 10 s,lro to fallow,
They prctor. IN tho rholc. = Dolnoer'!tte rrcsi-
one % cannot to ha1', thoy was,ld prcfcr tho oleo.
tlon OF urant TOR tho retssons ~ given.
THAT THE SOUTHERN itErunLlCAS8
themselves are 20 anxious for 0raut az Ia repre-
ut least his, rrPnted connection with - tho
n.IaM @ tue ana %0rtis na Il Mns rothss hyo
LIZ Ia,sana Spb'.ass. o'' ind III %ars ef.
slstgntiy, damned. 50 y spea becaase of tho
iho adninlslratloi's w9re fallly ot.m!nsd down
sat aSf as aaan4 aaat I'M statsS Ss
isomtnItions they wero thus fistrly forced to nc
cept, Tho faSt Felnaina. too.1ths e5ownins faot
the Louisiana Republicans haylng carried their
& asss;sd 'ass s' s ss
THO case Ia much tho saine III mississippi. Tho
Republicans had an averwhulmtng M.t1o!ity.
tic a'S issalsty S "t the election ThS i.opablica.
l.unu tho luss Atnsr1cln clttzon*. They worg, Us
such, entitled to protection In their riKhta. Thoy
~ cortuitiy did fiot gut It Ut the hands of Fresl-
dent Grant Thure WIS here, too, mono Of tho
a q 5fs S1 on = Thsts e %as s
piy tho mattor OF prcjndtoo,-a niaWklsh sonti-
nsnt, Just then somewhat donIl.ant IT. tho
the tender suscsptibsIities of tho southern
Denootlis-.to sno pussibio creation of What
inixht bs termed u "Fau, tsa,.o: rresidant
a ease. Tho' ''iniii nississipp! hcpubisans wsre
ooolly icnied; wcr9 practically tur.,od
ser T credit tnem sns viii sins toay % ssecodns
the kDm would hsve understood, 4 to ,s credit 1t
them With altogether too much. They admire
Gen. 0rant " tho model Of American soldiers.
They 80 willing % concedo that 10 probably
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20
TINE VOICE OF the WINDS.

Edwin Arnold in The Light Of Asis!l
Which moan for rest and rest can peNr
find
10! as the wind ia, 40 is mortal life
A moan, sigh, a sob, a storm, a strife,
Wherefore and whence We are ye can nuI
know,
Nor whence life spring, nor whittier lif1
doth 20;
We are as ye are, ghosts from the insne-
What pleasure have we Of our changeful
paint
What pleasure hast thou Of thy changeless
bliss'
Nay, if thou lasted, there were Joy in this
But lifc's way is the winds way, all these
things
Are but brief voices breathed on shifting
strings.
o, Maya's son! because We roam the earth
Moan We upon these strings; we make nc
mirth.
So many Woes we see in many lands,
80 many streaming eyes and wringine
hands.
Yet mock we while We wall, for could they
KNOW
THIS life they cling to il but empty show;
'lwerr all as well tn bid u cloud to stand
Or hold "A running river with the hand.
But thon that art TO save, thine hour is
nigh!
The sad world waitcth in it's misery,
The blind world stumbleth on it's round OF
pam;
Rise, Maya's child wake! slumber no,
again,
We are the voices of the wandering wind;
Wander then, too, o Prince, thy rest "a
find;
Leave love for love Of lovers, for woes
sake
Quit state for sorrow, and d-iverance
make.
So sigh we. passing DER the silver strings
To thee; who know'st not Yet of earthly
things.
- say we, hooking rs we pass away
These lovely shadows whercwith thou
dust play.