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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-05

THE KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE
And Weekly Wing and Chronicle
for 1880.

DurlnS the coming Iresldentlai
year, the DAILY CHRONICLE will
take an active part in the vigorous
discussions of all political issues
involved, and will, at the same
time, keep its readers fally posted
on oil the important events of the
day. 1t will do whatever is honest
and legitimate to promote the sue
cess of the Republican ticket,
placing fidelity to the interests of
that party above any personal aims
or privata ambition. To this end
it will favor the selection of good
men with clear records, per-
sonal and political, for standard
bearers in the coming canvass, and
when such are selected, it will do
everything reasonable to secure
their success.
In State politics, the CHRONICLE
viii support no man for any Office,
from Governor down to constable,
who is not in favor of paying the
State debt upon terms satisfactory
to the creditors of the State. 1t
will oppose the efforts of repudia-
tionists to drag the entire State
down to their low and degraded
standard, first, last and all the time,
and even though the repudiationists
should be successful, it will continue
to denounce them and their infa-
nous schemes.
The WHtG AND CHRONICLE will
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the DAILY CHRONICLE. 1t will con-
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country.
Its market reports will be carefully
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nearly perfect and reliable as pos
sible.
The Agricultural columns of the
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proved all the time. In this depart
ment, the views of practical farmers
on topics of interest will be invited.
The propretors of these two old
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SetS ipact,idm A.!

Sen Serren @irtben, ipelde in ben
Iebten Wtpnaten au8I6IiebIid PoIitif
betrieben, mb6ten ipir ratben, ieBt, na4
8senSisunnS Der @abI, ibrs gIufuert'
i,:mtsit auf 9inse ;u Ientsn tpeIdc iie
unb ieesn 6reunO Der periDnIi6en
Nrsibsit ndbsr beriibren, alS Die IeiSiSe
9OIitif. gu bieiem Rufe Der 8a4.
Iamteit iperben init Snr6 einen Art'tel
DeranIabt, Der in Der Iestcn gSo6elt'
aussabe ber @ilteSbarre ,,8secrS Of
tbe Times" eri6ien unb 9tufmertiams
ieit berbient. Sn SemieIten iuirb auss
einanber ssisbt, SaB bic SemperenSIsr
in 8dIee 9etitionen an ben Gonsreb
unb bic Staats8eiet9ebins III llmIauf
,reben ipilrben, in Seuen um bic tlnters
sriio.,ms Der 5ubritation 8eiitiser Se'
+rSnfs in sinem glmenoement ;ur Cons
ftitutiOn aebs...e fpirb. SIN Sale bieie
9etitiOuen teinen grfoIs baben iolIten,
ipia man bic 9lsitan,Hn fur ,.S'senisH
ober feline aisenien" ipieOer .,,uinePmen'
uuo sipar burd ben sunSen Staa1, uhO
5- jim ipirfen, bab ale Sruuen bon se'
Tsslidsm gllter babel mititimmen Siirs
fen. Sintsr ben 6rauen, bas ipcib St'
bermann, Itsbn bic amerifanif4en
9TaiIsn unb bab Der giuflub bisfss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-11

ausipbnsn peros, ais Sie 9pIitifsr an.
aunsbmen ssneigt isien.
= Srautreid fdbrt fort, bic rsIisiS.
len Orseu asssutrsiben. Sier unb ba
ipirb @ibsritanO ssIsiitst unb man6s
nal 1T bic ROIissi sstpuneen, Sblrsn
einsubre6eu, aber ernitIi9e Rubsfbs
runsen iinO ni6t bOrsefaIsn. Gs'
tpDbnIi@ bIeibt &c bel snersii6sm 9rps
tetiren mt QBOrtsn. Die 9eitunB
,,Gumuns" iOa seri6tIid bsrfoIst iper.
ben, ipeiI iie bic armee beIeibist. gtan
nennt baS bort ,Prebfreibeit".
- Sn SrIanb habsn garnel unb
anOere 9lsitatoren seri6tIide SprIa.
bunsen erPaIten. iit tpessn ibrsr sluf.
ipleseleien gu berantiporten. Sic fpers
ben bon @ebeimpOIisiiten in ibren Sos
tells beipa6t. Die Sage 1T rrnit in
SrIanb, benn bic Resierms, tuis bic
gd6tsr, i6einer sIsi9 snti6Iohen su
iein.
Sn @prt (SrIan6) fanSsn am 7.
9loD. mebrerc 9anbperIammIunssn itatt,
Bel ipeIden bic Regierun8 iuesen Der
Brpceiiirung BON DtitsIisbsrn Der 2anb.
lisa beiti9 setabsIt ipurbe. 9ci elmer
2anbUeriamnlim8 ;u Sbanasarrp tpurSs
bon eincm itarfen 9aufeu Yd6tsr unt
6eIcarbsiter, unS stnfiibruns eines frii'
beTen OlitsIiebeS Der SanbIisa 9lamsni
@aIib, nab beftisem Sample bic 8sS:
nertribiine 9eitiirmt uup NaIIb belt 10.
bann cine ReSe an bie 8srfammIung,
in Der cr iid scsen bic aisa crtIarts.
Die 8rOB'o9e Der Sranssmsn in Sr.
Ianr bei6IoB, bic 2anNasitatiun nit al.
len ibr su 8ebote itebenben MitteIn ~
betGmpfen.
-Srn st. 9etersburs ipirO tsIesra'
pbirt: 9ei Dem sesenipGrtb Dor ben
OtiI,tdr8eri6t perhanbeIten RibiIiiteu'
lrcscB babcn iammtIi6e 9InsetIasts
einseitanpen, caB iie Der reroIutiondrsn
gartsi an9eb6ren. giner tapOn, 9lameni
Sberaietp, seitanN, bab sr on Der 5ers
itelIung Der Otins untsr Der giienbabn
;u Wostou int SABRE 1879 tbeiInabm,
unb stuei anbers ma6ten 9lnsabsn bss
treifS Der Nins an Der SimferopoI. 81.
fen abn.
Cine ipdtere 0epeide beridtst: Die
ppIitifden grpceiie, Die in ben lebten
feds Gasen su &barfOiu itattfanben,
iuurOen beute gu GnSe sefdbrt. Srei
Der 9tneetIasten purSen sur Serbans
nuug, bier ;u 8efdnsniSItrafsn psrur.
tbeiIt,
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SnlanO.

- Sad ben IeBten 9sri9ten bat
Saneod fiinf unb 8ariisIO cine rsr
GIettprcnItimmen bon GaIifprnien cts
baItcn - Elm Sail, Der in nsuerer 3sit
einsi8 baitebt.
- Giner Der talsntUoIIiten Scurnas
Iiitsn in Neip: Orleans, Sobn Surfe, 1T
AM pprisen SamitaB i'm glIter bon "A
Sobren seItUrben. Gr bat iid ais Dlits
arbsitsr psrIdiebsner Nsips sOrlsanisr
3eitunasu, II. q. Der ,,Grue Delta,
,,9imes" unb ,,glationaI 8spubIiean"
einsn Ramsn scnla6t.
Der srobe Giienbabnbaus Gontraf.
tor Scbn Duff peIder bic SannitaI
unb ct. Sciepb unb bic Union 9acific'
Giisnbubnen baute, itarb in Samaica
9latns an bsr sunseuidpinOiu9t. Gr
binterIdbt 100000.
- Der 0ampfcr ,.@aIatea'', bon
| 8riitcI mad Baltimore, bat I'M 8ampfe
nit sinem fiirGttrIi4sn Sturme ben
ssiammten 8obIenporratb aufSsbrau4t,
unb es mubten, ramit Der 9ampfsr eis
nsn Safen srrei6sn fOnnts, idmmtIi6s
WlaIten uno 9octe, iOipis adt 1cnnsn
Selfuden psrbreunt iperben.
- Rrs. 2iueoln, bic Dittpe beS
binterrads srmcrsstsn grdiiesntsn Der
Ser. Staaten, traf am 9Onneritas aus
europa in Rsp Yorf Elm, unb liest ;ur
9sit i'm Clarendon SpteI idpsr ertranit
barnisber.
-Sn Gbieaso puresn in Sem seras
be boaenbeten S4la6tiabre 8, 300, 900
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! man als bieIe RdieItbierdsn 10 binters
einonb,r asqsn iudrbe, bab tas Sol.
senbs iebssmaI bas G-.1'Ddnid,en Se'
8crsdnsers ms MauI9tn nimmt, 10
bdttsn mir iibsr bas san,s aanS, bon
9ortIanS, 0ls.. bis 9OrtGanb, Oregon,
cine ununtsrbrO6ene Sstts bon S6tpsi.
nen.
Sn ein GebduOs in ga 6rpie,
Mise., in ipeIfem breitauisnS 9funb
, SlnIpsr Iasertsn, fsusrten am Nontas
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GrpIciion 6es Wasa;inS sut 65e'!!S3s bats
ten. Die GrpIOiion tpurSs sp0If Mei.
len ipeit sebDrt. Sn allen Stahtsessn.
BEN ipureen Senitsr sertriimmert. Bum
8Idd III fein 9erIuit on WsnT6enIsten
sa beiIaseu. Die ;iuei llebeItbdter,
tpsI6e bic GrpIciion peruria6ten, bes
finOen iid in Saft.
= SAT- brsi 8ierteI bes neuen Stdbt.
6ens Bingham I'M Utah Isrritorium 1T
in Der 9adt bon SonutaB auf Mon.
tag bur6 cine 5euersbrunit serit6rt ippr,
ben. Der Saaben ipirb pabrf9einIi4
10000 bstrassa.
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StaatSbaffe in SctrefF Der Gins
ipnnherunn

ipanoesung.
Die ,,@empbis (IennsiIss) goF"
| i6reibt unter obisem GiteI:
"Ser 8abItampf 1T poriiber. syeter
quite Siirssr bat feline 9Ti&t setban,
inSem er fir ben itimmte, ber ibm Der
Bette beu4te. 9Itsr iest. na6bsm bic
auire9uns bes Streites rubisem uster.
le8sn glab semadt, trist cine anbere
Blidt an inns beran; cine 9Hi6t, in
Sersn fesensrei6en GrTlauns bic gars
teten bic ii9 eben nod 70 bitter be,
tdmpften, iid Die SGnbe su bsrsintsm
2Slrten 8eben fbnnen iinb ipIIen. GS
1T bies Die gptbwenbisfeit, unier 9(bop.
tibsSaterlanb unb ipe;isG bep SGbsn
init allen unS su 8sbote itebenben
Sraftsn aufsubauen, inbsm mir perius
den feline enbIpien GinnabnRaueIIen
aufSubedsn, feline SanSeIsberbintunsen
aaS3ubebnen, Sobrifs unb stnbuitrie.
2Seien Su srmutbisen unS ailptid6Ii6
unb auf bas gnersiIdite Ginipanbsrung
berbeiSieben. Db ii6 Der g timmseber
NIT benz Sie8er freut, USer nit benz
lleberiuunSenen nicbsrseidIasen 1T,
bier itsRen iid bic SuteesNsu Der beibsn
gartbeien nibt entSessn, unb elm Sebsr
fann ii6 betbeiIiSen. Der Sdben unt
ipeSieI Der Staot EenueNee 1T 70 reid
an 9siuerbsauelIer., bab bic meiiten ici.
ner etnipobner fsIbit feinsn ssnausn
Se8riff bon bisIem 8eidtbum baben.
eS 1T i6per cine 9sperbstbdtisteit s,l
tinosn, in Der Tennsfse init anbern
Staatsn SeS Sn. un6 9lusIanbes ni8t
ecncarriren f6nnte. 9tqes ipas ibm
febIt, imb bic 8rafts, bic berbcrgenen
S9dbe su beben.
IS tommen wb6entIi9 Gaufenbe
bon frdftisen, tii6tissn Ginpanberern
in uniern SafenpIdben an. @1rum
fommt ni6t Wenisitcns Elm 9bstI bon
ibnen na9 Senneise, ipO iie sstpiB eir
ebcnio 8uteS, tpenn nidt pisI beIeres
Sortfommen finSen ipiirben, aIs lit ir.
senb einem anbern GbeiIe miTsres Gan.
bess
Sisie Sra8e ,,tparum" ipicIt aui
Parteisebiet unc mir ippIlen fic babel
eini ittpeiIen unbedntipprtet IaIien. SIbel
bic GbatIa6e 1T bas unb cb nun Der
SemUfraten pSer ben 8spubIitanerr
bic SduIb suseItloben tpirO, beibs Bar,
teien ioIIten eS iia sur beiIisen gFi6
MAIDEN ben uebsIitanb Su bsben. Mbs
baS SpIf feline iebt erpdbIten Gambia
ten babin initruiren, Die Ginipanbe
runSsfra9e Su asitireu. 4ripatunter
nebmun8s8eiit lit bisber nod nidt in
Stanbe 8eipefen, ben eetpiini6tei
Strum bierRer gu Icnten, nttse isbt be
Staat burd feline eripdblten 9ertrets
I'M Stilfe an8e9angen tperben,
9tIle anbere Staaten MAIDEN gan
enOrme anitrensunssn in bieier Sin
iidt. g8ia SenneIiss, baS an Sillfs
mitteI feinem naditsbt, iid tterfllseIl
Iuiien2 9tein tuir biirfcn ni6t ;urdd
blsibsn, oIIo boripdrtS in Der Ginipan
bermssfrase unO mDse SeNer bas Sci
} nioe basu beitra0en".
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