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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23

The LEDGER book and job printing
office, together with its book bindery,
is prepared to execute work with
neatness and dispatch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23

Wilson and a Low-Tax Legislature
will preserve to the people their God
given right to free-press. A vote
against Wilson is vote against these
Il Review and journal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23
DIED.

DONELs0N--At Lake Charles, Coahoma
county, Miss, August 10th, 1850, MARY LEwIs.
laughter Of Martin and Il. G.. Donelson. Of
congestion OF the brain, aged one year and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23

THE Charleston Tenn, Argus hoists
the name of S. +. Wilson for gov
ernor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23
MDME. A. LONGET,
Dre8S-Making Rooms,
NO. SO COURT STREET.
1914
RENTAL AGENTS.
HEINTER PARKER.

HTNTER PARKER,
Re0I Estate and Rental AOamS
NO. ESQ Main St., Corner Bladder,
MEMPHIS,
VIII buy, sell, or rent property on commits
sion, pay taxes, negotiate loans and make
collections. Charges reasonable and attention
prOmnt 81 HN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23

No. 4 Edinburgh st.
Being the subject of the above testimo
nial, desire to testify to the truth of its
statements, and express my gratitude to
whom it may be due for recovery from
this terrible aflliction, and to recommend
similar sufferers to make use Of the same
remedy that l did.
CARRIE n CpANF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23
Tuesday, August elth.

~ o'clock, pm, for the purpo,e Of consider
ing matters Of Importance to the general in
terests Of the city. 1t is to be hoped that
there will be full attendance Of our citizens,
4. B. G00DBAR,
Z. Il. WHITE,
j. A. HUNT,
A. S. LfVERMORE,
Vice Presidents Chamber Of Commerce
DAVID p. HADDEN,
:, President Cotton Exchange.
SAN NJ. GATES, Secretary. Isl l52
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23

New ORLEANS, August %, 11:3O
a.m.-Cotton firm. Middling, lie,
Sales to-day 100 bales; receipts 300
bales; stock, 3O747 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23
Important Meeting

Memphis CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS CoTTOS EXCHANGE,
Memphis, August 23d, 1850.
FINIE members Of the Chamber of Commerce
l. and Of the Cotton Exchange, together win
oyeTy citizen Of Memphis having the interests
of the city at heart, are requested to meet At
the Cotton Exchange N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-23
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.
COTTON arATExEsr.

August %, 1880.
Stock, September /, Ie79....... 1856
Received since last statement. 30
Received preyiously............. l09, ,263 4o9,3lS
Shipped since last statement..., S2S 400, 500
shippod lOl I'll 4O2, ,0g7
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-02
"arerOorn NP
Foreign Notes.


Garibaldi wants his resignation
accepted, and renewS it in Il letter to
the President of the Roman Chamber
of Deputies.
More than one hundred Of the
families of the Durham cOlliery
strikers have been evlcted-that is,
turned out To Staryr, III the the midst
of a great snow storm.
Turkey seems To he awakening to
the necessity of more vigorous meas
ures 10 reprl the Kurdish invaders,
Fifteen htttallonS Of Moslem troupes
have marched lrom Van against the
kurds.
In London there are said 10 be
1000 huushOlders Of scotch blood,
OF Scotch population Of 100000.
The marriage of Prince wilhelm
will be celebrated at Berlin Oh the
2Sth of February.
The London Times urges the arrest
OF few of the leading spirits IN tht
IRISH Disturbances as certain u
restore order.
Father Charles Chiniqny, of the
Presbyterian church OF Canada, be-
lirvcs that since his conversion from
X DmtnIsm, twrnty.One years ago, h'
has been Instrumental IN the CONVEX
sion OF 25,ouJ PERSONS, including
eighteen pIlc>tS.
Mr.. Macarthur, the new lord mayor
Of l.nn ton. Is the inst lrlslman vii,
nt1 u.icd Tie Office.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-02
To the Ladies.

The latest caprice is u have one 5
bedroom upholstery to match one 5
dresses, and china 10 match the bed
room.
The Pope mas received pair of
embroidered shoes from the ladirS oil
san Franciscu and has promised 10
wear them on next Easter.
Wool and silk mixed goods, in silk
squares AMI streaks Of IN undcllna-
bic gas.likc hue on Il SOFT wool sober
"","r "r" much ""r"
The very latest thing in dress gar
niturc is the caterpillar fringe. OF
course il is "iuZZy," as its mann
hrtukrns, 1t is made of plush al
chenille and is of Il yellow and bronze
mixture.
New York ladies are wearing scarf
pins of unique and patriotic DESIGN
the historical figures 300 and 329 be-
ing interviewer.
Ii is now the style in France fol
wedding ceremonies to last three day
ami il is said the Chicago girls ar'
thinking about adopting the custom,
and thus postpone the time for q
divorce.
Sara Bernhardt's drcSsmaker's bill
at Felix's, Paris, Amounted to 79,5OO
francs.
Three candid American ladies.
who registered ut an inn in the VIII
lagc of Simpelu, filled in the column
headed "Occupaiion' with the words,
"I.ooking for Il husband"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-02
MANIFEST DESTINY POINTS TO MANKATo
"A r NJ L AN D S /!

We said in former advertisement -" To a person of
MEANS land is cheaper today and in the long rum Blue Earth
$40 than 80 50 hundred miles
from timber BY the time the settler these prares has
made his roads and bridges got churches and schools bought
rewood and timber until he grow his his land will
him than $40 acre. We repeat again emphasized
the results of the October blizzard the
hundred of miles the losses of stock
lost largely because there timber with which utilize the
hay and straw for shelter.
We have large amount of farming lands for sale in Blue
Earth and adjoining counties and suit either with i'm
proved unmpoved Lands have been rising harvest
will likely keep going up AT present prices they will pay bet
investment than money interest. Parties who
thinking buying will better bargains than along towards
spring.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-02

A man threw "a couple of superan
nuated eggs at an actress in Phila:
delphia thcater Very likely he had
no further use for the eggs. and
thought he would give them away;
but this actress brought him into bad
odor with the court, and he was fined
S5nO for his little diversion. This is
$4,000 dozen for eggs, and not very
good eggs ut that. We seem to be
getting back to war prices.
fla child has a bad earache, dip u
plug of cotton wool In oil, warm II
and place II in the ear. Wrap the
head up and keep 1t out Of draughts.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-02
TIM 3 Err L A Nd S !

We think the railroads greatly increase
the kinds and timber However much coal and
hay may used fuel timber absolute necessity for null
purposes The constantly increasing demand will rapidly
absorb surplus We look for and rapid
Improvement in timber than in farm lands
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-02
Investments in Real Estate
I'M AND
AROUND MANKATO,
Where carefully made at present prices, will pay better
than money at interest

The manufacturing interests of Mankao in the full
tide of successful prosperity mechanics work. labor
employed than before enterprises being projected
hababe tenement occupied and the brightest prospects for
the rapid growth Of the city.
MANIFEST DESTINY POINTS TO MANKATo
the great distributing of Southwestern Mnnesota-s
busy industries fast multiplying will be pushed the
supply the rapidly developing of the country beyond
toothod will be worth fortune in the future
you home, you business location and
lend q hand to make
Mankato the Leading City Of Southern Minnesota.
We offer you Lots in the city proper suitable for business
locations Lots all the Additions long time parties will
Improve.
, 1880-06-02

Tho ,Chnlr-11,c Chair recognizes tho ,gcntlc-
Innn at the right bearing M, admirable likeness
of my ,listtngnialcd frlcnd, scnnipr uIa'nc.
Col. seribner-t mnve TINT tho discussion .,o
cOnlnett 10 five minutes ouch, md that no zen.
tlcminn speak 'norc than t'iio TINT.
nRrussp 10 ErrHnrAtr TIE NOTION,
heca,so he had rccogntzod the gentleman from
Mr: ,ostcll, formerly Of tho navy, now Of the
Mi. CHAtlMAN, EoM1L4hEa, AMI FEt.t4,w.Cir:.
izErs: loci litao ef',i,arra.se! In NoinR called
luvc do disposition 10 make anything l,Ka a
speech; my voice ia in nu condition % ,io e.. 1
fi,Y re- 70 sFy that rs H., e. the
salto, the Stnte which unfortunately. lind. bus
iy'fss r. 81 u ny ssts ss'f With ee1ny aY'f' S"s
sSSs' sS@ 'ays sssn fsst .s 's'sss' have u
s"st by sotne Yf tho cit!Eens q tae Unt,s.' Y,
thc Con,nittne's rnport bs rneou,n,itted nnd re-
ner vii Which L aho o. e a rcssea w I'LL md II atese ter %
hnyu objentinns to thas report, anJ hnyc
two objections 7, tint section ol tlls report. In
ers caic;i, 4. undcrstand ,hey did s cssl! Us, 10
aek nero ~ sacn naniiHf ~ 70 tnow InolIt ".
take, on tna eye s srsat National
,,r.s 9n mn.M tuG su'ttn VI ~ @ pEy NY NY
tnpnt Of this country Into the nrunt, uI,d under.
% NJ bove ny s1u notianPv an rr,p,sv ,,d ~ thn NJ
prinuiptca for which We fought. tApplalsc.l
! do not believe that tho so!diers OF this cotln-
try-
Tho spcnker-l Am stnpty cxprcsstnx mp
opinion, my friend. You Alf hnvc n right to
yours, IND to dissent isoln me. as ySu cnooso; % !
Of Your numbcr, that # IL well
lur tho tntarbsts or tho soldiers,
Ss wei 1rS t S inss s 81 hS S. xs
body of soldiers, rhthcr tliln sitizens III which
.yu hnvo merged ourselves. Insist upon kneptnF
our organization. do not bolove TINT is well.
1po NOT BELIEVE IT IL w1sE.
Furthermore. NV second objection is this:
that in tnalfinr this r,nr1,innt ,yI,lct ins vtlt
T., In made Within n INV imya. wn iimva nnt Ia
make Il ia view Of Tie cx,Kenc;es which prs, now
np1 " ,tana An wh.se e,o % y M %h9 w.,
1na1, that We could non,imata and freely con.
nndn to tf,nm tho rtuhI IN tint aplninn. vet
there arc thousands Of others who do
not boalovo that hts .,',n ;,ominnt'on T. slo
and, therefore, do not believe It .expcdieut for
m nsscmblage Of aoders tn undertake. 70 say
TINT tho ha!ett!on or this candldntc Ia our choice,
Indicating that thero Il no other. Why, Mr.
@ EssrnR uf soass hers IN cheaso H
Tint would fniiy reprcsgnt tho great vctora,
w I'll know-shose 1t you hero her n1 are vcil AWARE.
TINT Tho great body OF the rink and lilo Of tho
men ~ T9 c1sea our s to sho sre s
hero III Chicago. These tncn Of tho rnn1s md tilc
nru not hero To-day. 1say It IL not NJ. uppsopri-
arc ~ inv mem tn lInf1nrtnEN Ia ernrfsA thu
, 1880-06-02


frn IL. wagon ti1iu ia vcterntl's
{fn.IgNlcr.I There WIS II g,rsl tlcuf hf
military titnrtft,cs, even nmong tho wagon
trains, md Il RtkNl n,H,y complaints tllut the,r
Nns tpn nlteIt GtsnspIno oven there. Int we
wnnt to v0,u npo,, i!ose resolutions to-day.
urtlcr .j,ut tho ytit ilay tM tnkcll One Vi tho
qualifications nMtnctl fn that resolution which
nn.lnenty iits Ge Gr1.nt Il, net ~ i'rrsillcnt Of
this tmtnn " bis cain, Judgment I saw IN IN
s,,.,,ct, during Tho battle IL the Wilderness,
whnro tnAn iii picket hal xnttcn alarmed and
,'e n ns'i 4" ~ ,s., scu or. rsnef tees te
ia granI ok, fctlnw, anil aay to ytnt. the 1hln-
;reM 2, t,'n, h"y@ not sense enough to nsn'nato I'LL"
tlon't ynM forget ii.
tnck gnt il lille ncrvuiss, hut 0rant remained
@ cal,n md es,'lc,;led. 'nnnyed 9y The confusion
/ tell yol wa wait tho ealtn Judgment of Uun.
Grant whit tan sit still Until II il necessary. nt,l
past.
w. M"goed wans T. say few Words for ths
Ind othor oHctrs ut lcms,i.. / nm tlcnry W.
Mlyca, Ut t,nupany 4, Fourth 1teKIincnt
Meh!pai voIllI,ti.ara. WIN .ncver give
% tho privn,rs WIN sersu, through Tho
Wnr fur yt u" BASS hi. rt:s,sati As this VEN
cs Ses .at TT. r., 5 y !, xos ns 70 s CON- n:
Till itser to s',y csnittia,e. Thls ' C,,vet,ton
VIA % sflpw tho a,ihrrenea ut the veterans L,
IN IL
principles fur whicf, they fought yut k,nw
y.ni Odtnnminrctl us f,rrt. mn yo,sr committee.
There " ". $. time when ttcrs sero l,'in;lred
drmi o,iiccrn Nj 10 t o1m privats. i Tic acntleinar
says WI can seek our shelter. tents and Kr,wl. {
marched, nlld fuuKht rnr many dnys and yenrs.
No NUN eail ''e irh!l ,ne In hororing Gri't.
IT, s. ns y Sss"ss ' @ ss c %. snS n1 .s t%
m,iat vive fMir shst.tc 10 that ARMY. Tin, w,.s
sana sh,..t "rs ao. VT tss 5 ias n,ey h' yrs h
bsta.ase i they were p..,s.ale: md I sMy ti,4t
nSas nrs.e O. wien s sa .e m III tsc e a fnd e
and at5!ie u 8 ,sthis ri ala w;;,ll " g fnvY.: 4
ing up nrItts again under Grant und putting it
i1wu. hui there is ,.p s,.cl I,ngcr il ills iand.
Republican party lost the control of The House
ar Representatives. ut this Government, Now
let us be fl.ir. Do no. let Us cnn,tn!. Ibis Cou
tho hundred tho,,Ya1l men mt here to-day aud
iol tho motion DC ttltici Us Il ought 70 hc.
XVI So!s@ ssef u @ os'.aa t a.x ,bo s, speaker IT he
vnto for tne nominee Of the Convention? TAP.
pln1Isu.l
| IL The kin OF ltcpuhIicans we arc. iChecrs.l
moved and seeont,cd iNol Eolj +''' eS''
Gen. Weodiord-The previous question ts q
therefore sho ChN{r cs'u,d tiot entertain Il mo
ton for the previous question:
! mike n motion Uf oe11cr, In thAt trleY fNo,l
1osssnss sss aeS e. as1 70 y "fs yo ss,s 9e 5a1 ,e
| aiOn1 Individually, l hHve m objection to q
ilvu minutes speech but Sly y YOU, eonr1ulcs
una gentlemen that WI not ue..!n yoii @ tnat
yer nm not prfaeh%e,: % nor the soH OF
pstacnor Pr ntn s'Inp'{ ai1r " tao so11t ana
, 1880-06-02
Proceedings Of the Convention
: Mt Haver1y's Theatre.
A., Effort to Have a Great Grant
Boom Frustrated.
Resolution IntlorsinE Him
pnsscd by n Small Majority
rhe Heated Debate Breaks Up the
;. Cut.and.Driea Program,
mi III, orators of thc Day Do Not Get Ia Their
Work.


mn. e..,, c,.,n, aos,,.,
TUE o"' o..upo uou,c,,,on.
GtahIs "oH''"a''o''
.......
Tho to'cnl.ea - C"mua .,1aanrrs " ,rn".,rs ycst,,r.
late War met ~ ,!ansesls anoru' w.. lon.,,
t,v morning. 1t was intended lot DOOM
~" .nr Ucn. urant, and was to bayo lsocn
devotea !" .'aIs 49,. us,ha ~ tho xoto,ans
nutt turned out tnas ,, ,,a y, ,,oho,o @ ,ss
'.cro opposed to 0Fant, ana u'e uen"te w'Hes
..r,,ur I'm on tho resolutions greatly fntcrfarzd
rn;. ~ nrouram. In 1903, Mt Il similar gntler-
will INC P'hI. ,no,,,n,,tv In lgei, t,,cro
vas va. siraly and bitter dIasent. .,
Tho stnge was very prcttly arfanseu. s''0'c
shctcr-t tc,,ts had bccf pltohca, aid eqHnus oi
sn,lIrrs wero gathered around thcm, somo on
guard, ana so,s Gameo snas u" vsta nm which TN
ccHtru Ut tho space WIS n"kN'un; Wv ".n r''t, ~
eolors were rim up when tho meet'ng was ealea
10 onlcr. nunuor Of members of the Unkn
Vctcn cao wsso " t,a e1 confsIn,, of ,,,e ,,ra.
, 1880-06-02

nLr fi,nV 4iIfnit,l,t mi nj the nnnn ri {l,ncrnI
sy nysa M et bo nner ssy sa
bnlnl tlGIn M tho tlenr i,tlts ut GO,Iln, th1y went
iuio lilo baltic and thoy won tho fight. LAP.
ptause.l H., .,,,. H. ,a ,,,,,
Ec,nlcit eittzoHslilp, nsy i't Ike every Ing IN
, @ " s,is hnnu MILL n'' V su @ ~ ~ T LIZ eW 'r
s.lce. v 0u sn'n n,t "r ,":p H ea H cn,em
iht.N''Gn.r Me tnmY ny KSnsa. 0,I.,.n1 mt
~ I"o ,,n nno s,Sa u u hn ,,, y" nv, ~ ~ o,hnr
ss Is the hnif. rearres.e'l @ e , srpso q s.ato,
ss T. nnr nir.In, ui u trauaon Ks. m IL ~ thn
o o,'o sa II Il tic ask ms s piaaR for hIs ri riKhts @
III SY S .e thsf Sr ss ss eo % r nt
III tue o O. so M - thS Itro ai,In m.aef IT, MhepnnalSan
,tr.,;nssn. mM , tIn .f"rt,, ~ Ivy nnnrat
ss,,pssMSsy: M ! saye ~ 10 fesss ter % ths !ss.,it:
thi i; Mm9f' g f f pno' eao ir. ~ tsr9 .h 1scs m
Wne.i wnon cit!ISm1nap snaa nc Prntceae, Nit
e WI Ho te mo @ 1 ha srpS, fnnr sha oEn y,
vi WITH eFsi,1R tic h"nese'i ion % s,nst. '' 'AA ~''
~ nML III IN an.' p p,EMarG ~ !, y T. enn ~ =
i Wsrfor Mern orcs yo;. wcr that wnlor-
III iii 'i1n, ea1 y ~ .. osru XII arnr ~ c "nv .,
~ t lnr @ ,i, , n s. ~ a. .n. :,.nt
G essea H. II Hstt,s 81 VII" eS sal,s i"r '!oihnx
t 1eM: nwt ~ Hove9 tmat % .nS Gna n,
appusnh y en'Tniltsee q .uIe lrolll oMtn s.iue t
r,gpEes4GMuM y! Wy Ct.ntcMuoM ~ stteG. ~ oho
M i w',s a.lop.cd;; ,.,.,,,,,,,,u ,uo,,, ,,s. ~.
chnir appolnt ----.-..-
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS,
70 % =! en- en- @ ECU eSh n te hs s
E ssrs ws s e ,o e1ey 1r, SSi 1 hat he heatned
ngee uan wsofcr;vo Wers fp.Is y mm ,v,s,ons nnd
cnrps, at,d lrtgndes. Theirs shall hU absolute
AZ.
, 1880-06-02

- bit$N Ox N!tl4tt
ensucl; q number OF ,nun clamOrtng for tho
{lcn. woodfonl-1 shai rocognlze no one Until
Mr oywsl1l Il A., ask for the be- .us'l!nE 3 = 9f Fl ,' .nS
never 1cad i, ynu ought 70 70 and get f.!
f1o,,a SnssfI erIes so ~ ''fn "a e'1'
Gut. Wotslford-My friond Mr. noutwcll sala
so99taix Hi,I1 rst taat te chalr fu'd to he"r ""
Nr. iiGntwsIi-i uppcal to tho Chair to l,c. Reod
enough al,d fair ct,olYh for tho sene'it 1t this
Gen. Wot'iifnr,l- Why, certalniy. .--'
~. i'Mitwelt-l want to know why MN here.
Gu,i. Wooiiori-Tbe Chair has received the
eAll, aud t!kes xruat l,loIs.!ro tn reading u lia
MIR. Observation-Disclosures, | nude no remark
thAt ilitOltllt Ia rrftugt on tho Chair Ut M.
uon. Woodfuni-Thun the Chair rcgrets.
Ths Gbalrn,an then read The eall, ~ follows: :,
VIM fought in tho l4to Civil! War, mud who ,mw
bullcvo that the success of tho i!spu4iran party
uay seciiro tl,o Substantial reaults Of tho viz
tory which tho Nation wtn5; a1,d who WILL Illa,e- =
f.rr !oyaly s..pport tho Presidential candidate
in Ilavery's Thoat!e. ut ChleAgo. OF, Tncs!ny,
the tlFst day u June ps1,x;, md thero Kiv.
liGxxi." sQuustlo..."j
4 volce-NSw lot ns xva tho expression, for
s isk Ss. xott@l to' NV s'e noyo that .h4t pollef
don. &sSiiotl-fhs Chairr vii try to et tu!r.
~ now takcn? IA s.nrsu 0t "fc.ls " and few
"NoeA."l Now. aeutlc.len, ovoryboly within
IT, ty eSStie 4 tt ths ~ Ss s"t xoS E E xT ei
viii M $"a tls ERIN" a1Stsyt saHS 'pe!sY Yssi
K eaatIoinnn from Michigan hero rso to
point Ut o.ler. Ho said TINT under th4t sall no
, 1880-06-02

Thoy wero loudly given. ...
utn. Woodfuri-l rcuo4nlze Corporal 1hnncr.
you may think of the mntter III his speech. hu !B
ut leAat a double-barrelel etunper, fur hu LETT
both Of hls limbs on tho field Of the socona Hull
Corporal Tanner mauc his epoech ip favor OF
tho resolution.
do not stand here, said ho, to
ApOLo0ixk FQH MANY THINd4
done in Illinois, beuuuso ! Am not sulIiclchtly
posted about tho matter: but wuu!d lllsy y suy
II any one OF thes. autl-tals1.ter1n 0rant
tlluk he would hnve done NJ LuKIu did. When
be wuA running fur tho Suilatn assaults worc
aas sRSn " W. powUf WV ywS SFs nas to y ~
Gen. uraat,~hayo used thAs poworas Logan lid,
IND not hsye , thrust Il away ffoua your
Au old gentleman rose and called tho atten-
ea uso Of s Gsa sa s4 H. those veteran
locks VIII Ect him respectful henrtuR AtliunK
these chlidren Of the Repnbllu lcheeral, what-
eyer may be his Judgment on the pe"'I1ns qaes-
The old gentleman waa invited to tho plat-
tho t4s sg I IL 81 vi has 4naa3 u
stooA whsn thut cnli was tnade. that ths inset
aS sas ho' Thas Is ' W. ot
tenfilxl tU express, and 1t was 10 understood ny
ts VITO %as hs sa ay ss sd 5r s{ any
w0 lay that stctlon. as vol "a tho othor resoli-
ton to recorn'als 1t. on this tai,'c." -
considerable confn4lou followed by crlea Tor
question aud calls for osdor.
Congressman burrows, Of Mich!gan-1 rise to
AK lhe geatlotnan 70 withdraw his motion for
tho ttme bOtuK.
Con. Woodsord-Thero can ba no debate On O
Dir. lioutwull--1 stmply rise for the purpose OF
rpeoIninlt With Instructions 70 report rcs0ll-
tton that shall contalll ~ Endorsement ot Any
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
SHERMAN AND BOYNTON.
More Sharp Passages Between Them of
Literary Character.

WARRINGTON. Fob. 26,-aan. Boynton hns re-
relved from tho Secretary Of War copies OF the
of1lcinl endorsement made upon the charges
preferred by BDynton against Con. Sherman
OF conduct nnbocoming an officer and Rente-
man. The charge wns referred By Secretary
Ramsey to Con. sherman himself. who makes
the following r0marks upon IL:
The charge Ia nm inaultto my office my past
record OF public services. and name which
has stood sixty years without d single lmputa-
tton on my h onor or integrity. To the living.
and to the friends OF the dead am ever re-
sponEhe for every word 1 have Bpoken or
written. II over In my life. at any time. ] havs
done injustice to any person. will eheorfuliy
submit the matter to an umpire. and abide by
his judgment.
II. v Boynton. however has no right to i'm
pOao on the United Stat0s tho heavy cost of mill
tnry trials. regard his premature publication
OF these matters Of scandal as In the limo Of his
profession and meant to avoid the only trial
which is right and proper VIZ n trial In one Of
where my attorney. Hon. NJ III. Carpenter is
timna."
Cen Boynton. in his reply to tho letter Of tho
Secretary Of War transmitting copies of the
tnhorsemnnts. protests against the Presidents
decision not to order q court martial and saya:
By the Preadent's decision no officer will
hereafter inure bis army standing during this
administration. ut lenst. by donounnng cti-
zen. through tho public press. In language OF
tho foulest abuse. Tho ht9h sense of hon or
however. of the Rreat b,dy or the officers of tho
army renders 1t certain that tho Presidents In
duigcnce will rarely ever. if over. be noeded by
any officer below It's General"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
IRELAND.

DUBLIN. Fob 2c-The Mansion House roief
fund now amounts to G7s.o0D. Tho committee
estimate TINT they wi u regnire sloe. 900 more to
complete their work The grants thus far
made amount to s39.ooo The Duchess of MARI
borough fund now reaches EG3 o0o OF which
$500 have boon expended
NEw YoRK. Feb 2e-A Dublin special says: A
correspondent on her MnJesty's Runboat Cos
hawk which is distributing meal among tho
WeRtern Islands. wrltes from Innshark. Oft
Gsway, as follows: 1t ls d tori ibe state OF
affairs: fifty famies here exc out u miserable
existence: their houses are small heaps OF
dirty stones. their land Is rock and soft bog
hunger and want nro everywhere visible: poo
ple 40 naked and without food: many are slowly
starving to death. Such scenes of appalling
destItution / never before witnessed. The more
we saw. the moro certain did death from starva-
tion appear the inevitable fate OF nearly every
man woman and child on the island. In many
cabins children cronched shivering and almost
naked around the fire. When I entered they
eprane behind their mother. whose single gar
ment a thin dress. was but q slight protection
agaiast the wind. which blew through tho
broken roof. On tho fire was dinnera pot OF
brown green weed. The same oorrespon-
dent writes from Innishof1en concerning the
shocking maladmnlstration on tho part of tho
officials there. Tho government dspensary
officer hns no drugs. tho relieving of1lcer no
food.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
"KING" COLE RESIGNS.
The Louisville aud Nashville Road Assumes
the Management Of His Late Line.

CINCINNATI Feb. 26 "A Nashville. Tenn. dis-
patch says: Alta called Neeting Of the stock
holders OF the Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis Railroad This afternoon President Il. w.
Uoie gave notice that he would re,gn his posi-
ton. which be could not conscht to hold In a
company which might not be able TO afford him
nnane.nonah, .,l, authority TO protect IT. inter
that the earnings of the road for January were
the largest ever known. and the net increase
VICE President Newcomh, OF tho Louisville
and Nashville Road In nm address 70 tho stock
holders said what hRn been the policy Of Presi-
new administration, H. added Il ut 1t was the
purpose OF the Louisville and Nashville Com
pany TO carry out the pr' Jnct of IL through line
from IT. Louis 10 soma Georgia port and they
expected 70 have shirments cf grain from tho
Northwest not only % Europe but 10 New York
a resolution was adopted ordering the sale of
the ST. Louis and southeastern Railroad, ani
also or the Owensboro ana Nashville Railroad
The meet ing then adjourned until March 30