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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-30
,wAsHINGroNILaTTER,


The position aud desperate temper
OF tho Republicaii leaders at this time
is sufficientto convince,tlie iB0st in
nocent and coniiding Democrat that
the height OF. political unwisdom
would be to leave.ihe NATTER wherc
| il was in the last contest with the
chances .thnt under the direction Of
Cameron and 'CoIkling, tile Presidoit
OF the Senate. would assume t0de-
clare the result III bis own way, and
make q President 70 suit himself and
party. THIS Is what the Radicais SIT
out Ito Jdou the last time, before ihe
Electoral Commission was created.
and il is what ileyswo undertake
TO, do next winler,jn splleHotl tpn-
gress unless there is. more dehiilie,
legis alton than now exists.
Nevertheless, tie position us not
withoutld fficu'ties to ihe Democra'si
Amy measures iheygmighN adept,
however fair alidr impartial. ..wo"ih no
denuunced, by The licpnol lraips asa
partisan scheme 10 ''stlzc tile iresi,
dency" and aiiy'bill raspeufhn' aiu
not give itepubl'eans so'nc'an-
vantage, woulda Ipeyfe'oea ,0ysi.vls
frand who sits Ill q scat loWhNhl
another was elected.s.lies 'hieVes
who have stolen the ounce once ale
exceedingly nervous anu iuh oitmr-
picion. uaderthe circumstances ite
most available NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
course ior the, democrat, hcs'nnr n
be the renaciment OF me lzna ooi,t
kule Trained uythe isepuDiicans wnu'r l's
they had both HOUSES OF Sone,.sS;'
but hastily repeated oy -tne i'auich'
Seiiatci when heuilen'ecra'sn Ha'he1i
possession otYlne itoulse, ny T,ycc'
provides for a JOINT scss,oil f.s1. oi We
two Houses, the appo'n,m 'ht Oh
teikrs o.'whom 'he eer'iuoa'uN A,o'
handed when iopenea oyr'ne pIes,ro
dent OF tho SENATE, aha'or n separa.o
vote OF each "A ousc up?n ihe hrcfw-
ance OF any vote 9 wilicn mere Y ooI NJ
lection. Unter'h noih iiouses .,.us.
concur 10 count 'hc vo,o o' ''n'o
objected to.l ltlwouia 'hus ue III ,no'
power ofc A,oilgress 70 reJTI N9'es
deemed irananieh' ofsilreeulpr: J"ss
as 'he kepupl'can sSa'N Lnnpsesr ',o15 rJe'S
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
EeeatpEs Of Pr0asnse.

EAsToN's FERRY-Per steamer Era No lo-les
bales cotton to Jnn Chaffe & Sons-3& do TO Meyer
Wsis 5000 Psyne. Kennedy &eo-16 A Sohlen kel
Coos Allen West e. Bush--14 Graham, Black &ct
~ 5 w Rawlins-li to Chate Hamilton d Powell-S
j no Hardle &oo-f Brittou Mayson-7 Rritton &
May son-f 2 Coekburn-6 TO J L Harris Goo tc
w Thompson eco to NJ Latmer Goo Ham
mends Gsddis &oo-l Jurey & Gillis-365u sacks OF
cotton seed N Cotton Seed Association-sundries
TO order-Cotal s7s bales cotton $3.50 sacks cotton
seed
POINT PLEAsAET-Per steamer WIN Pagan
tse bales Gotten to Jno Phelps &co-l0s do Jurey &
Gills-5o Jno I Hardie 4 Co.'S March & Schlenker
- Allan, Susent &oo-22 to W G Black &eo-,4 Jno
Chaffe Il Sons-o Richardson & Mays Nalls g. Cam
mack-7 Allen. West & Sush-5 Rammonds Gsddis
&co--4 Allison &oo-4 L Harris &co--4 Never,
weis &co-t Lehman Abraham &eo-2 to Beadles,
Wood &oo-3 Payne. Kennedy koo--Is7e sacks ot-
ton eeed N Q Cotton Seed Association-6e6 do Nalls
& Cammack rndries ordsr-Total zso bales 10 s-
ton 26S5 sacks cotton seed
BAYOU sA AEA-Per steamer John W Cannon
III bales cotton to s Gumbe-s do Hymau & Licnten.
stein-5 Lehman, Abraham Coos Il @ Newman
2 L Harris &oo-s bas peas Picard bbl rice to
Forcheimsr Bros-25 sacks rough rice TO Bush d. Le-
vert2 bales moss bale hia es lot iren to Odel-2
bal moss a Hesman--unGries to order-Totsl 20
bale. co ton IS sacks roHgh rice Dbl rice
DoNA LDS0SVILLE Per steamer Rene Mac.
ready-Suhdries 20 orde,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

LDSS OF THE BRIG LIZZIE M MERRILL,
London March 1o-A man named Heal who say,
he captain of the American hrigantine Lizzie IN
Merrill, has arrived at Queenstown In n bark fron
Valparaiso. He reports that the Lissie NJ Merrill
foundered al sea February that her crew with the
exception of himsef) were lost and that he cu, tr
plank for three days. when he was picked M by Q
bs h. on beard of which he remained until Februar,
", and was then transferred to the vss e which
brought him to Queenstown.
The brigautine Lizzie NJ Merrill Captain Bes
sailed from New YORK for this city January ~, and
a. che was long overdue che had been given MP as
lest tefore the above intelligence was received
She had the following cargo.
SO sugar kettles II pkgH mdse TO II johnson
bbls plast Kuraheedt Bienvenu-l0 crates oars
NJ MoGraw-2D ear wheels N o Il Carroton X r.
~ pbgs paint PtRrd e. Bro-t0 bbls ma, BILE dust tc
l. ? Rance-6o do L s Waternan-20o kegs soda te
schmidt 2ieger--in0 meats trunka Simon Il Eohp
10 bhs paint 2hs boxes COTE, mills Stausr Msorea
DIV &co-5 oases mdse Bossoney~ao bbs paint DO
Barrett & Weman--l00 bbls marble dust II + Hill
10 bbs chalk q Clark-505 tons slate lex Hill
ono kegs powder 300 bf do 400 or do Hoyle & Eagle
shem
A comparative statement of sea going vessels
In the port of New Orleans, made mp TO April O.
1ase shows that there 10 steam ships ~ ships
"a barks, briga and sohoonsrs All the same date
Last year there were IL steamships, ~ ships 81
barks, briggs and soho0nera.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

TAR. b. PEREZ,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OF twenty. five years experience In the treat
ment end ,ure OF Ii diseases Of the GENTTO
URINARY ORGANS, and of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
eases treated with success. Bright'a Disease
Gravel. Oatarrh of the Bladder. elect, Sperma.
torrheea, and all disorders OF PRIVATE Ma.
TUBE treated without the use of MERCURY or
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured By
simple mechanism. without pain.
Diseases OF Females. Suspension, Retention
and al Female irregularities PROMPTLY BE
LIEVED; Or, Pesgz's FEMALE REGULAT.
ING ELI4IB NEVER FAILS. To be had onlJ
at this Office. Consultations strictly conflden.
ttal and charges reasonable. Office No. 8 South
Kampart street.. near Canal. New Orleans, oea
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

PoRT lEAps, April 3. Noon.-Wind south.
west and htiek.
Arrived Steamship New Orleans, Halsey
master. at e:3a last night. from New York. to A.
Moulton.
snanieh steamship Santiago, RIberas master
at 6.90 NJ, from Bayana. to g. Corral n 90,
Sailed: schooner Mary A, Drury, for Saoo
Maine.
ep. m.-- Wind south southeast
Arriveds American bark VIII Nj. Case, Der
mott master ~ days from New York, TO Norton
4 Bell; schooner EheneBsr, Bethel master.
from Ruatan. TO s. oteri h Bro.
Sailed. Shtns .volpnora for Barcelona Nor
denekiJld for Bordeaux. Nellie Moody for
Rouen. and brig Atrinia for Darrauduilla.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

New YoRK April s.-Arrived: @. W. Clyde
Colorado. Five Brothers, America Heater A
Lewis aud Blanche. Arrived out. Maria g
Day. succ sa, Crescent City, Samaria. Ran Juan
Dagnar, Alette. Artemesia. Blandina, Uar
Heastedt, komanpff, Adriauna. Constantine
Won Reincke. Eilids, Firense, .yerein and Wal.
ter u. Wallet. Homeward Rector Steen fol-
Savannah.
LONDON April 3. The steamer r. W. Harris
from New 6reans has arrived at Antwerp.
LONDON. April 3.---The steamer Daniel Stein
man, from Nav Yotk for Antwerp. before
epoken under eail having Lost her propeller
bps uaeRed the Lizard on her way 10 Falmouth
LIvERFooI. April 3,-Arrived; Steamer Calico
from New York,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
OCULAR PACKETS ron TuEspA
tvinss Lower Coast
Exchange Clippings.

Sc. Louie Post Dispatch, AprilI:
lt was II o'clock yesterday morning when the
remarkable sternwbeel steamer Molie Moore
left fvr the we'll. wasered South. She bears q
cargo that her owner may be proud of. and Is sc
1s7 tons, for way points, Capt Dick Dowier. a
The dtgecto.s Of he New oreans Anchor
Capt. JAS. oNeal superintendent of that line.
vice Cant Sohn r Kvissr, who resigned 70 take
care OF tug business OF the Memphis and Vicks-
Memphis Ayalanche, April 2:
The W. p. Halliday passed down for New Or.
hay here for Baton Rouge,
The Future City, with a tow of model barees,
passed down for New Orleans yesterday. she
sacks Oil cake here.
Shreveport Times March 81:
There is no doubt that the bridge OF the Iron
has become q serious ehstahle TO the navigation
OF that muchly navisa'ed stream. The COM
more. and She ini ury inflicted upon Shreveport
and New Orleans is too serious TO be longer
sann norne with pattsne, Neither railway corpora
able right to impede the navigation OF steam
sars: The riEht to construct the bridge across
the usual reservasi t. "a a. that a. It should Be se smtIt
as neither 30 hind nor Interfere with the navi-
cation. When the present bridge was erect
say probable, that 1t dii Not trsnseress the re-
strleftve conditiens upon which the privilege of
Aiding .6anss u ,, was granted by Congress The
altered the channel of Red river that the ueep
*ssater is not now found where the draw is 1t
~ at q different part of the bridge and pretty
sieh water Is r. ouired to allow u stsarnb boat
uch as the Bryarly. for instance to reach the
raw and pass through. In fact, we are credi-
y fnf ,rmed that since the erection of the
ridge the curresrs have been so diverted from
Heir former and natural course. that steam
& oat goiug from this . int cannot land nearer |
alton than a mile below. This necessitates
ach an expense of drayage that PRACTICAL, |
cuts off our steamboats, from carrying |
5taht to or from that thrifty little cotton |
4 nre. Shreveport aud New Orleans mer- |
4 ants are the. losers largely both by the OBJ |
encticns and changes caused by the Iron |
4 suftain hrdgs. Marty all of tina trade which |
u ce sorept this aud our metropolitan market |
n now divsred t. st Louis by c0nstratnt It |
n rue Lew bridge Is being ereefet at Fulton |
ich may ohyiate one Of the troubles above
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
LIVERPOOL.
ARREsON LINE.

.lRkG The steamshfp
HISTORIAN.
-, Lang, Commander.
Will sail on or about April 6. 1880. from hay
wharf, foot Of Moutegut street., A, "~A
VIII receive cotton and sign through hills n
ladipg for the Continent. between Hayrs ana
Cronstadt. "~~
These steamships. being OF light draft Will
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at ali tirnaa
without detention, " '' "@A0S
For freight apply to
.- LUCAS II. MOORE.
de29 1y 1876 Gravisr street mn stafra
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
Arrived. .

Steamship New 0rleana, Haisey from New York
9th ult TO A Mouton-21 dis
Sp steamship Santiago. Rberas, from Havana, to q
Corral &co-9u dis
schr Richard Lo he. Tredup. from Port Cortes. to
g Grande-pie Tier
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
exports.

L1vERPOOL-Per steamship Decentralization
haea ootton 5000 e8eks ocake W s02 buRhels wheat
in bulk sSs9 bushels corn in bulk S2o pos staves
PHNSAC0LA--Per steamer Amite--e00 sacks corn
rs Data so saeke bran 10 sacks coffee terces
lard II bbls -four 70 bbs whisky ~ pkgs mdse
MfNATITLAN-Per sohr Silver Wing--l0 bbls
Potatoes 10 bes bottled beer 20 sacks 25ls pcs
lumber 60 bdla shingles
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

HOPE vILLA-Per steamer Alice-5 bales moss
boxes eggs tn Babin--s do Foreheiper Bros-a3 to
Fl I Gotham &es--3s pigs eggs l. sehomrner-3o,00 900
shingles go. 900 feet lumber 10 Muncy & Maryland
sundries 10 order
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Laura L-Boo bbls of
sand to order
Pearl Rver-Per schr Petropia H-a5, 900 feet Of
lumber 10 r. Elliott
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
STEAMBOATS,.

Iohn W Cannon. Libano. from Bayou Sara
Era No 10, Hamilton, from Easton's Ferry
Rene Macready 0tteudorf,r, from Donadsonville
VIM Pagan, Hodge, trcm Point Pleasant
Alice, Porter, from Hope Viila-New Basin
Martha, Bassett, from Lower Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
RIVER NEWS.
uFBtUH NEW ORLISANB DEMOuBAg.
sunday, April 4. 1850,

Sunday, April 4. 1850, !
Arrivals.
Bee marine column
Departures.
Emma Irvine, Martha, Rene Macready. As
sumption, j.. W. Cannon, Natches. u. p
Rchenck, Jaa. Howard, Alexandria, Kate hin-
ney, Johp Howard Tepsas, Tom. Parker, Ere
No. 10, Clara g., Yazoo. J. NJ Ohembere.
staRs af ths Rivers.
Daily teleerabhie report OF the stnfse OF water
ri various points, With changes, in ths "a honFt
ending Yesterday af .. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
MARINE NEWS.
0FFIUE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
April 4. 1850.
<IaaFNd Yesteraay

Sp eteamship Buenaventura, Bollegui. for Liverpoo
A X Miller &c,
Steamer Anite Costello, for Pensacola-
IN Scris
Schr Silver Wing, Nelson, for Minatitlan--
Mant
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FmuDrtG.


NEW EoRK-Per steamship New Orleans-
Assorted mtse
PR02RESSO AND VERA CRUZ Per steam.
ship Hay sn-s6 bales hemp to NJ Payro-SGe sack,
coffee Gordon & Gomila a21 do iooi bales coffee w
Halsey-i<oa old iron rails Winthrop. C e. Sons
PORT C0RTEZ-Per scnr Richard B Loeke-l5ci
bunches bananas 1900 plantaius 400 ooeoanuts to 6
Srande
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

Why suffer with indigestion when Maakoff
Bitters affords certain relief Get bottle and
trJ It.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
1854 4----- ESTABLISHED. 1855.
D. MORIARTY.

Nos. 249. 25l, 253, 255 and 257 Poydras st.
HAVE IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE.
M ~ very 4 ne lot Of BED and White California
wines. which will be sold at the old price of IS
een5 per Ra1lons mh17 1Ia
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY at o. m
IT, m FOR GRAND bCORE, ALHyAn.
! dria Egg Bend. Normans. Barbin's
Wares and way isndingsGTha
elegant and new steamer
JESSE. u BELL,
ts,i5 y; iS5ihnott maser. g. O. Hamilton clerk.
apply on board or to ''''"'
b. W. ADAMS, II Commercial Place.
Pg.-No wharfb9at charges. or comm iasirn
VII be charged ct mouth Of bed river or New
orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
poAl VI agent. ------ ieg
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
EOk.RIaM POR,TF.
FSsy UahIe 20 the M. v, Hsrs,s

INT UAUIe N WIG ", K. HefAIn.T
Liverpool, Maroh 90-Arrived from New Orleans
Br steamship Warrior Jones.
Havre March 2a-Sailed for New Orleans Aus
ship Aurora J Ivancich
Lerborn, TO March 3p--Arrived from New Orleans
Br steamship Bellingham.
Bremen. March 3o-Arrived from New Orleans Br
steamship st George. Petro.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
New yorR Herald March II: The buoy which
should indicate Man. Of War Reef off Thirty four
street. has drifed down 10 point opposite Twenty
third street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

FOR MINDEN
Seha ID sSMsly. Geu, Wilkinson master.
- Leaves WEDNESDAY. April T. at o. m.
Hp Whsrfboa, oha,ges, dray,sae o, commission
VIII be charged at mouth OF He'd River. Bayot
sara or az Sew Orleans, In Forwarding frefpb
eonslgned 70 the company by bill Of ladina
boats or at the office of The eo,npanv NJ 'ns ~
Damp street. jos. 4. kjKEE Pras,iia.n,j, i.nj ~
III. ". JOYCE, ONO. II, HT'tE i0e'''7'"
j. 10. OARLIN BRTTTjN 4 Ei,pr mn
lM LORD d MopEAKE AUenia
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
sTEAMHOATs.
skna ass Azhg AslA.

1, IT, - CINCINNATI AND NEW Oh.
k1E leans = Southern Transportation
- Line-steamers Of this line vii
GUIDING STAR. n Miller neatat
-. Leaves THURSDAY. April 0. at 6 pm
M9BERF MIICHELL D. Moore. master
Leaves THURSDAY April .. at 5 b. m
COLLEEN RUE .......~ q. r. Shinkle master
Leaves SATURDAY. April 10. at 6 pm
For Oineinnatti, Louisville end intermediat.
landings, connecting ut Cincinnati with paoh
ets for all points above TO Pitt4Burg,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
], i, BURDNAU. Agent,
no1s I'll 1856 Grsvier street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

Ned Rava. and Tsx.s

Ned Hlvay and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER .rah mn.
PgHTATIQN COMPANY, AND TEXAa pa"
rtla. tpIE!g RAILWAY ALL AND 90 NNEJT IONS.
ger tickets TO all landings on Red river and al
Isali.Tgay sl. stations In Texas. The BEST route to
.n.T. = FOR SHREVEPORT. 1ETvHR.
i61SaaS son, Hot Hprine,. and and al, ,sndlnss rnna.
In Texas ."'"s' s'A''ohs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
RREM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sTEAM BET WEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS. VIA HAyRE, BOUTHAMP.
TON AND HAVANA,
ENfEEs The steamships OF the North Ger.
sSS<as man Lloyd Will resume their Regular
From Bremen. From N. Orleans !.
Hannover.--.-. January al Abouf Fe1
Hanover. March "A Apout -
NurnDerg. g...........ADril 81 About
=, These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. southamp pton or Havre 10 Hays
ana or New Orleans-Cabin $50; Steera0 q. ana
From New Orleans to Southam pton Have IN
Bremen-Cabtn, $50: Steerage, s46
e, From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. sas
Storage. SIS. ' ess
Children under ten years, half price: etfl.
dren under one year, free.
man & RunRs. In Galveston, are snthoriasdg to
through rates: -~-s "AAAS
From Bremen to Galveston, M2:
from Bremen to Indianola, $45 30.
Inc company reserves the right 10 change
me route OF the steamers, their advertised daY1
OF departure and the prices Of passage.
fassa9e Tickets from Bremen, Southampton
signed. " '--e NA'sS04.
For further particulars apply to
ED. y. sToCKMEYER q CO.. Agents,
ailai " ~ Union street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

SATURDAY VIOKsBUHu UNITED sTATEs
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY, at d, m.
IT.. y, FOR VIOK cBUBa. DAvfB' BEND,
akSs Natchez, and all intermediate land.
tnRs-Ths passenger packet
MATCH EZ,
4. r. Leathere, master J. r. Muse clerk,
eonnsotipa at vieksburR With the Parisot Line
Tor. Yayoo, Talahatehls and Bunf1owsr rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
y. Louis, VIII give through bills Of lading to
Monroe and all stations on the Vicksburg
Shreveport and Pa3lflc Railroad via Delta. La
This boat reserves the right TO pass ali land.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
JOHN JANNEY 1O6 Common sf
j. 10. OAHLIN, 90 Common st.
VIII sign through bills lading to stations on
the vtoksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
at same rate aa other boats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
UPPER COAST.

PEOPLES FAvORITE
REGULAR UPPER COAST TRI. WEEKLY
PACK Ell.
Leaves every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at II q. m.
TT - FOR DONAbUSONVILLE AND
ke&sS all upper coast laniinoa-The fine
and feat pRssanga~ steamer
RENE MAGREAnE,
I'm place Of the De smet)
Frank Ohendorter master, 8, 4. uoodwvn clerk
will leave as above. returning down the coast
Hundays. Wednesdays and Fridays In daylight,
For freight or passage apply on board or tdK
der H. j. 0OMMkffy. 40 Oonti street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
TEXAS.

Freight for Brownsvills If per cent off tariff
EXCEPT grain, which ig at special rate.
Through billie ladinH signed h, all poiufe
on the Houston and Texas Central and c. II
and D. A; y. r. Int. aud Great Northern hall.
fosd. end New Orleane and Texas Railroad.
road. '>
Freights for Gonzales, Hallettsvllle. Rancho
etc, reeelved via Clinton or 0usro.
btRhteraFe te Corpus Christi and BRACES III
any 81 RISK AMI exnensa nf nnnaignaaa
=. Freight for oil the above points received al
the depot OF Mprgan's Louisiana and Texas
railroad, foot OF Lafayette street, daily until
.. m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until 9 o. m
morning Of departure w
Through tickets will be Issued from this Office
70 the principal points on the Houston, Texse
central Railroad. on the International and
hseat iIsao Northern Railroad. Texas end Pacific
o. A. WHITNEY d CO., Managers
ool " U0rner Magazine and Natcba7 sts.
, 1880-05-04

OSE OF tho llNni0rs Of tho recent electoral
cntnpnIEn III ireland WIS the election Of Mr.. Sui
lLvnn, tho au1l,or Of tho lrish Sun.lay- Closing
not, md Mr.. Cnl!nn, pcrl,nts tic must hthun,ls
member of the british tIut,su Of CU,.nons. for
tho snnle constituency. Lonth County, ireland.
afr. Sullivan, who wished nnotllcr .lu, Mr.. Kirk,
fnr flB cullgnKt.c, refused to nit with tho too
nftcn-hinr!ous Mr. GILLIAN, resigned his sent,
ind Mt tho instance of Mr. Plirfell became It
can'l!iato for tho County Of Mrnth. which tho
hitter gcntltulan yuc1ltes In urser tD sit for Curls
City. Mr.. Sullivan will not hAve u wnlk-over
III Meath. Dy his Parliamentary courso ho haa
KrcAtty offended thu Irish anlonhkcUpcrs. an!
they will 1nako Il 1cspor!te attempt to prevent
Ills eluctlDr,. The Irish rllrHl constituencies,
hnwcycr, are quite inslepcndcntof tho "whlsky"
clement which hnyo nut ~ fur s1lcccctletl In
etectt,g candidates for any Of tho county snlts,
und arc ,sot likely to sl,cccel In preventing tho
clpctiuu Ut Mr.. Sullivan in Mcntll.
, 1880-05-04

THE cnl! for II meeting OF Republicans to
form n Wfshburne Club at FAlrbnnk 1inIl
tu-night Is put Oh public, not On personal,
grounds. Republicans interested In tlis
movement say TINT they do not care whit Mr..
Washburne dues to hinder them; tfat tho
rarty l,ns claims upon him; that l,e CHI col,-
troll Ills own action, but l,as 10 right to seek
to control theirs; Md nmro to the sa1l.s effect.
They n,ld: "Atr. Was,lbllrne is not cuiidt-
ditto III tho sense Of seeking the office. 80
much tho higher honor uues Mr.. Washburne
.lcsoryo. 1t thu purity seeks hin, a1l nolii-
latcs him, llo will bp candidate, a1l.l no will
pull II larsur yoto than any Of tl,uso WHO ars
nyowsaly scllen4ing anu bcgglng for tl.o
nomlnatiol,." The good Ut the party IL tlo
rallylng cry 0f ntn1ly cnrnest Republicans III
this city. Thnse who believe ttlat Mr.. Wasll-
blirnu would bo tho most available candidate,
TINT Ee would unlto a'l factions, TINT he
would strengthen tho party md insure Il
victory In November, aro untitled to their
opinions alrl tho public expression Of tllpnl.
They hayo n right tu forlu n WaslIburMe
Club, anil to take such other steps us they
tecm wise aud proper III pursuance Of their
nfnna
, 1880-05-04
THE TELEGRAPH WAR,

Spfttal Dt5p4ttA 70 JAs Chataeo 1fl5dHat -,
MONTGOMERY, Aln., May a.-Judgs bssk;' !.
luy, Ut the Probate Court, yesterday dee!asa
tic application 0f the American Unioll 1ele' IT,
grapl, Company for the right at way Tor u. ~
now telegraph lines along and upon VIZ
rouio Ut tile N0bfle & Montgomery ha!isostt
between this city alul Mobile, fasoraeiy
the Telegraph, Company. The Western Gnon
conpnny contested the application, cla!1'lM
tho exclusive right to build telegraph Anss sa
on that rond under its contract Win tae
liallroasl Company. Judgu Buckley dee!ass
tho contract WIS yoid ~ agnlnst other ers. tels.
graph companies, and that thu rallroat G1m, a1s
palies hu4l IN sllGll rfShts ~ would msgn ngo,
ths'n IL intervene ill tho condemnation w pags
ccetllngs pen.ltHg. Tho Jury tlen assssfTf pS fof
tha right Of why for tho American U uh''A
iiiIpa
, 1880-05-04


4 "FOuIrT11 WAni,Eu" writes tls; "YUu
express tho opinion III TuE Vlu1IrNE tlIat
tho Chicago Eaiventlon will not nominate II
ll1rl-term candidate. Why tlo you llIink M'!'
On what grounds tl0 YOU l>ase TINT opinion:
ile Is atlcnd 81 far In tho Delegates TINT huye
Eeen cllosen." 01lo renson why wo think 1t,
*, that the Republicans OF Ohio believe (;ruMt
cannot carry that 6tate. and 1t Is tic kuy Ut
tlIs Presidential! bntI!cilellL TIN 0hlo.lelega-
tion will tell tho nle,nh8r6 Ut thu Convention
from othor Statcs very plafnly tint Ohio will
be lost OIL the tlirtl-erln Issue, NIT, TINT II the
Convention tlcenl It essential to tho SUCCESS
Of tho ticket tu curry OIlt0 Mt tue Ocl0hcr
electl0ls, st,1no other candidate t.a1l {}raht
Mllst be nominated. W. do mt thlnk It pas
Biblu that iilu Convention will prucced dc
I!beratoly and dclla,ltiy to throw nway thdt
Stute and risk the terrible, and indeed fatal
decentralization that must ensll0 Il. tho rank
and file Of the party 1t tho grcat l3uakeyu
6tato Is lust In October. Tho Republican 0llice.
holders fron, tho Southern States WIN will
bc hero 'sa delegates will huyQ their
enrs and eyes ol,on 10 tho consequence
Ut y blun.ier that may be nMie
In tho nomination. Tlley may admire
Grant ln,lcl,, but they love their offices ,norc.
They will not care to tucAlcsly porll tho
possession 0f their comfortable situations.
What they want is SUCCESS. They want tho
party to win, a1ni l,uve been acting oa tho
suppositlon that the thlrd.tern lssus WIS the
strongest ald most captivating one tl,at could
hs presented to the people Of the North,
When they come up here they Will be ur.te-
csIyed In this regard. They will sec that It Ia
thu weakest and Most repellant OF ail issuea
TINT can be tauderGd to tho nEopla Of tho