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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-11-03
THE BUCKEYE BLACKSMITH,

7 " % " IIlI0NILNT
is permanently located in the Roberts
i shop, near Haslets corners, where he
is prepared TO meet all his old customers,
and as many new ones as feel disposed to
favor him with their custom. His motto
is; "LiYe and lot live"
w. G. WILSON.
Tionesta. June "a, 1879.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-11-03

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-11-03
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OPTICS Hours ~ to 8 a. ~, 7 to 8 P.
n. Wednesdays and Saturdays from i
A. NJ. to p. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

The United States is now paying a
less rate of interest on its public debt
than France, the rate in this country
being 4.6 per cent and in France AZ per
cent, and the total amount of interest
charge $S3, 100000 and S213,500,0O0 res
pectively. 1t is true that a large portion
Of the French debt is in per cent rents,
Gat 6nen 1 1a the 1e 9theE ne r2ncG
per cents, nearly three times as large
an amounts as our bonds bearing this
rate of interest.-[N. 0. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

The figures are now completed for
the winter grain movement. The time
covered is eighteen weeks, from De-
cember to April 3. The receipts at
the seven chief grain shipping ports
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
New Orleans, Boston, Portland and
Montreal-show slight increase, half a
million bushels, over last year. The
percentage Of receipts, however, at the
various ports has changed considerably.
The heaviest gamer is New Orleans,
with an increase of A per cent, from y
to 12 per cent Of the gross receipts.
Portland gains 1 per cent, Boston and
Philadelphia per cent each.-[N. O..
Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

Under the new law onr leading mer-
chants will pay State license Of sew
enty-fve dollars instead of fifteen as
heretofore. IT each partner has to pay,
the charges will be pretty heavy, espe-
cially if the parochial and municipal
authorities should make their license
tax equal to the State. Two partners
would in that event have to pay nearly
five hundred Observation-Disclosures Guar
dian.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

II AND Office at New Orleans, La. April 10,
IL 1850. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing -named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof i'll support of his
claim, before the clerk OF the Parish Court OF
st. Landry, on the 18th May. 1880 at 10 o'clock
A NJ, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice. viz Louis NJ. Couvville OF st. Landry
parish, who made homestead entry No. sc, for
the NJ of 5 WI Sec IS r $ RI f., and names
the following as his witnesses, viz j. ID. Hag-
crty, f. H. McGec, T. G. Chacherc and Marius
Army, all Of st. Landry parish, Lii.
VIM. NJ. BURWEI.L,
April list Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

FAST TRACK LAY1NG.-Col.T T. Adams,
general manager Of the La. Western
Railroad, has invented a recently pat
ented track-layer, now in use in the
construction of this railroad. Last
Monday, with this ck-layer, a force
of only 80 men, in hours and so min
utes, laid 1860 feet of track on this
road, short distance this side of the
Mermentau river.-[Lake Charles Echo,
April gath.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

From 1879 to 1878 the United States
spent the modest sum Of 1884, 143, 1854 80
on its navy. In 1878 the value of all the
vessels in the navy was estimated to be
S14,07,974. A good many hundreds of
millions of dollars have been wasted
somewhere. Of the vessels now in the
navy, there are, perhaps, one hundred
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

Our Misunderstanding of special
interest to report this week. Last
Wednesday, at the present eastern ter
minus of the road, near the Mermentau
river, track was laid one and a quarter
miles. The road will be finished east to
the Mermentau river in day or two.
Work progressing steadily.-[Lake
Charles Echo, April 24th..
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OFST. LANDR
ESTATE OF WILLIAM GREEN DECEASED
EDI BH4IG SALE.
DIBH4IG SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 4lj2
ESTATE OF JOHN II. HUFFPAUIR. DE
CEASED.

BY virtue OF an order OF the honorable Pro,
bate Court, OF the Parish of st. Landry there
Will be sold at public auction. to the. highest
bidder by the un0rr> gnc, admiuiStraturorany
duly uuaiiilc't auctlnncei, at The last residence
of the dcceascd at Queue Tortuc, parish OF ST
Landry, on TUESDAY. April nth 1850. the
following described property, belonging to the
estate oi john II. Hutpauir. deceased, to-wit
/. 4 tract Of land situated at Queue Tortuc
in St Landry parish, with aIl the buildings and
improvements thereon, being the last residence
OF the deceased. containing forty acres. bounded
north by lands Of, south by lands of
Ebert &. HllfpIll, east by lands of Sam
Wilder and west by lands Of
.. \ tract of land situated on Bayou Queue
TOrtue, composed of wood amt prairie land
containing about nlncty-SlN acres more or less
bounded north by land Of Asa Hutipallir south
by land OF Nathaniel Faux east by Bayou
Queue Tnrtue, and west by lands of John E.
Hutfpaur.
3. A lot of horses, luarcS and colts, a lot of
COWS and calves, a lot hcifcrs one lot of hogs
consisting OF about sixteen head IL lot of house
hold and kitchen furniture and utensils one
lot of carpenters tools, one double barrel shot
gun, one lot of farming implements, one corn
mill, one grind stone, one beef cart one hack
one hundred and tifty-tWo new pieux's, one
wheel barrow. &c.
Terms and Conditons.-All the moveables to
be sold for cash, the lands One-thrt cash and
the balance of the price payable one-haIf i'll
six months and other half i'll twelve months
from the day of sale purchasers On a credit to
furnish their notes with good personal security
to the satisfaction OF the administrators the
notes to bear eight per cent per ann,lin interest
from maturity; the lands to remain specially
uurtSaged and the vendors privilege to be
retained thereon until final payment of the
purchase price and the interest which may
accrue. ASA HUFFPAUIR,
March 27-jt Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

Under the general revenue law five
hundred dollars is exempt from taxa
ton. The poll tax is privileged
upon all movable property. The law
is sweeping in its effect and will, if
rigidly enforced, produce sufficient
revenue even at Mills Claiborne
Guardian.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01
Notice.

HI pursuance of Il resolution OF the Board of
Police of the town of Opclousas, adopted at a
meeting of the Board held ON the 10Th Of April,
1880, will proceed to sell at public auction at
the Courthouse III the town of OpelOusas, on
Wednesday, the 5th of May, 1890 to the lowest
and best bidder the publishing of the pro
ccedings and ordinances of the Board of
Police Of the town of Opelousas FOR year;
and also the printing of the job work OF the
town of Opelousas.
GEORGE PCLFORD,
President Board of Police Town Of Opelousas.
April 24-2t
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

There is case of breach of promise
on the docket of the District Court of
Claiborne parish. This is the second
case of the kind ever instituted in
Louisiana Court.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

No. first class horses hacks and buggies for hire
Horses fed by day, week, month"; on reasonable terms
Express leave every evening" connecting with lroa-
Leaving Vermonv arrival and leaving Opeouss at
o'clock 2. NJ.
Through Opeousas New Orleans, $500 Tickets to
following agents: A. Whitney Co., New Orleans; D. o.
Tranor Washington; Opelousa H. NJ Dunbar Grand
Coeau T. Hebert, Jr" Vermilionvile
NB-Pacages will received in New Orleans by Adams Ex-
packages nt1used to care
Express Messengers tlain for delivery III Ne"
Orleans intermediate points
ApllOtf
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

The entire proceeds arisin" from the sale OF
this work are devoted to The Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund, which is invested Ill Unltcu
States REGISTERED Bonds for the nurture. care,
Suupprt and education of the ten infants de
prived of their parents last summer at New
Orleans (tie melancholy incidents OF which
sad hereavclnents are still fresh i'll the public
mindl
The book is an elegant octave, containing
800 pages with IL fine photograph likeness and
a line steel engraving, made expressly Tor TINS
work. four large maps OF battle fields. bound
in handsome gray English cloth, 50, or IN a
fine sheep binding, with marble edge, $500
in half hound. morocco, library style, 81, or
in best Levant Turkey morocco, tull gilt sldcs
and edge, sd.
mall or express, OF the amount in Il registered
letter or by postal order, bank draft, or check,
IL copy will be immediately sent free OF postage,
registered rs second class matter.
The volume is published i'll the best style OF
typography on elegant paper, administrations,
executed us highest specimens OF art.
The author the subject, the purpose, all alike
render it Worthy place in every librlry-on
every desk--or upon the DOCK Shell OF every
house i'll the country.
A0cuts rented IN crcra torn and county IN
The TnitrI .Statrs, und q preference ~W be gttcn
IN b0u0,ubIy disradrgrd rffttunS trOn the army.
To the ladics, who feel Il desire to express
their sympathy with TH' Hood orphan Memo
rial FHud, The sale OF this book among their
circle Of friends, will afford an excellent way
of contributing substantial aid to so deserving
a cause. 80
For terms, rates to agent. etc, address with
Gen. G. 7. BEAUREGARD, Publisher,
On behalf o: The Hood Memorial Fund.-
Feb 7-3me New Orleans, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

q HOA Week. $40 day at home easily
- <made. Costly Outfit free. Address
= True l. Co., Augusta, Maine,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

Having resumed the active practice of his
profession, will give prompt and exclusive at
tention to all business contided to his manage
ment. june SIT
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-01

PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No. 4I3s
, 1880-02-20

Everett, and violently forced him FROM tho ro-
portcra' tabto. At this, I,olrgntn Powers,
Cnnkling snan and a scientific r,,g!stst4 tulle M
nttnuk on Only, and l,'ows woro exchanged. In
tonsn excitement prevailed, mud IT. WINS not until
cx-l'nt!ccmhn Rallies, who ia acvoh fcot In hight,
took Il hnlltl In It TINT tho lighting wna stoppcd.
An u1,ancceHatul effort wns tnatlo 10 o1cnr tho
i.otn nf o,itatlcrn, and, nfter more bcar-Kar1lon
Anlics delegate mounted n tAble and proposed
that tho delegation bo headed by finscoo ConklIng.
A aturm Of oheors and Misses followed. Finally
Gen. Grtntloy called tho roll. Ten Of tho dce-
gntca-a mntority-votcl for Conkllng, and
adjourned In pne. two, three order. Tho count
was made with difficulty, owing to tho con-
fusion. Such wins the furor tint no Bocretnry
wns nRincd. Taking advantage Of this fact,
CunklIng's enemies Organized second Convcn-
ton, md elected delegation hondcd by Senator
10~cry. An appeal will bo mado to tho Btatc
Convention. and some oioro1s exposures aro
promised. a dispatch saya,
The feeling between tho rivnl Republican
factions hnrG IL Intense. T0-tlny Charles II.
Hopkins, who hAs bern ConkllnH's utfca Post
iYstnr for over eighteen ycars, gnFe plnco to
Eraati!s Clark, HEoaB appointment Wis Wrung
from tlnycs by Roberts, of tho jltrufi. senator
ConklinE cHnstr1lcA this al direct insult 1t Il
believed tint Conkll1g culild havc proycnted
ClArk's notntftatton, hut he took no steps In tho
tnnttrrt Fny1ng: ~ hire not yet asked n fhvor
Of tho Administration, and don't propose to-
, 1880-02-20
Z IlEtlllBTUBa,

VERY little additional Information Is at
hand concerning the formidable attempt on
tlle llfc of ule Cur aud tho Russian lsoyal
fnmily In tho Winter Palace, as 1t seems to be
tho Government policy 10 suppress as fur ~
possible tho publication OF such details ~
hnye been thus tar developed. The invcstt-
CATION Of tie a1latr Is lii ths hands Of Gen.
Oourku, Governor Ge,lesal Of st. Petersburg,
aud strict censorship Of the telegraph
wires and the Russian press is maintained to
prevent the dissemination OF news regarding
ule results ut tho Inquiry. The prass Is per-
lnttted to glys the f,Icts ~ to tic '.uyue
wrought by the terrific explosion, but tbs
nuwsgnthorers lind 1t difficult to get any IT.
formatlon concerning the part!us known or
suspected to laye had hand In the fearful
conspiracy. Among tue persons under sus-
ple!on ara sald to be several u high gunk.
and it Is probable that tAe crime will bo
traced to sonle Of these, Us It Ia scarcely pos
sible that the elaborate preparations fur the
explosion could have been conducted witI.-
out ths completely Of individuals holding
positions OF Importance and trust In the Inl-
pcrlal household. Expressions Of sympathy
ald congratuation from the different Euro-
penn Governments ara pouring In upon the
Car, but 1t Is Aotublc circumstance, US
, 1880-02-20
PERSONALS.

After all, the Czar'8 boom Is tho Innt,,.
Vhe vonnn indy IN ,v,or, Nv ,..,
reported engaged evidently tl,,cs IN, na,,E i" Mas
that love lovcis nll ltnncks. '''e
II things 90 on. In fl,la ,rnv ,tu g.,
wifi t,e uh1fuotl tn oGor II rnyar '''elnlan
0n,l ,flcntIflcattnu of 1,fs ,,,nm ''' capture
George Francis Trim nune,r,
only defender at Cowicy. 1Tn .avs ths -, 10 'he
marty fed tho cbjhlrpn scfantii,,,,,,'' i''efehd
r1blusply, "ut Ito
Tin inror WIN nrovo,to,1 H.,
!oA W. rofeAtc.l Inc ley. II, IL
flno watuh from tho anu. liny,,en" "sStA. . MA
I.ocklatd, Conn, ""po OF
An excbau1o aavu that Nv ,u ~
hon,c tcor. t,,n ,,,,";,t ~, ". - I'owcis'
crnI l,nva In f,hnn ~, ,rt,h ,,,n,a. ",top' Eey-
49, ss ~ m.'"so "''n tl""n'' ff'l heads bear
fton wo,, c,,,,,o.. ,,
nrontlvr tn, row. ,,,t,s ~; .HtIs,lf 'f'an 0f
fro h,,.tr,.. h.. ,,s,. soo cnAI*-Nt-
rn,nino.srol,, ,eno,,,a =. ~. .He Feet Of tho
,r,..- -. "
1hele Is soclety young Indy III Iton,1op
;ttn,, ~ ~. ,,,tssnrt,rn a,, .scK' an, In id.
nj, ,,rnon ,v In ,,o.th ~ ,a. mas recently LETT
w.. - 49,. ~ '"'h't'
=, ~, Me iutico uas1 Ing celebrated painting
no Ao"tn tHtAce' IN SILL OIL exhibition Ia
bostoht pht tho papcrH OF that city futi 10 ,tp,o
,,cto ""'''"' 40 = e'~p- WHICH Or velool-
M. .,,.,, ,..-,
o po4tienl c""Htlsn !n 1ntllanA has
op.ncu ~ III hse4J st5le. Nr. ]. {. MeCoy, Of
e",sEuu.0' h'fcd m exodus negro, aml few
ntghls a1tef tllo event his burn WINS burned to
, 1880-02-20

:, Secretary Sherman Will without doubt secure
the two votes thnt will 10 cast by tho Utah dcIe-
EAtlun ut tho rhieng0 Convention. Tho now
Governor Of Utah, GIn. Murray, OF Kentucky,
mud the new Chlcf-justico. lInnter, OF Ohio, ure
both n1t!vo Sharn1Hf men, md will Sec that their
faVortt gets tho Utah votes.
How mAny Electoral votca will Utah gtvo
Bhorrnan In caso he is imposed on tho Chicago
Convention BY the rottetl-borongh votes ct tho
Southern stutes md tho Terrftortcs7 IIcrc bis
promised two VOTES In tho Convention aro III
payment Of oIllccH he has secured for certain
persons. WhAt chnnco would thore DO TO elect
d candidate foIsted On tho Convention uy such
means7 Mighty s,nal!.
, 1880-02-20

Mr.. 0corge William Curtis, In tho latest
number of Harpcr's Weekly, declares as a
result Of lfs observation tint Mr.. Tillen wilt
not be nominated by the Democratic Convctl-
tlotl, aid he bases thu conviction upon tho
nct,itll demonstration at Inst fnll's election in
Now York TINT John Kelly l,,ls tho power
alil the inclination to give the Ssatc to tho
Republicans III case ridden be the nominee.
Mr.. Curtis concludes from this that the Dcul-
ocratic quarrel III New York will cut no
figure in the Presidential can,puIgn, md
that tic Republicans must 10 prepared to
meet solIdly united opposition. There Is
ono feature nbput the quarrel, however,
which 1rr. Curtis omlts to mention. Mr..
1llden Is n party 10 It us we'll
rs Mr. Kelly. mid he Is d power
In tho State rs we'll Ms Tamma1ny. Tho DEM
ocrntfc Convention will not assure unity nlld
harmony I'll the party In New York by simply
refusing to nominate AIr. ridden. II 1t shall
reject Tflden In order to coMciinte Taltl-
many, 1t must n1so conciilato Mr.. Tildcn by
nominating man whom ho will support.
Tho Democrats cannot carry New York with
out Alr. Tildcn's cooperation n,y moro tall
they can In tic face OF John KelIy's oppost-
tEon. Nevertheless, 1t Is tho part Of prudence
for tho Republicans to prepare for united
Democracy, and to select Il candidate who
will also unite the Republican vote. Thu
most significant conclusion to which Mr..
Curtis reflections led Him Is set forth In tho
following paragraph:
Mr. speaker Sharpe. in m Interview, rests his
advocuey Of tho nomination Of Gun. 0rnnt upun
that = e nv. Tint he vii po iii the isepaeilcSn
, 1880-02-20


pr]Mco bismarck ln,ks rntllor pnlc, bstt Is In
tho enjoyment 0f good hcalt!l mud spirits, and
hna Elyet, audiences to sovornl Important per-
99,nnuKes. =, The C,anccllor desires 70 open tho
tirrlntn pMritl1ng1lt SUN possible, and It s
therefore likely that tho 1arussinn Dict will bo
nrnro9ucd fnr Sung months. When tho Crown
Prince returned to flurlln yesterday from Pots
tail. Immediately OH his arrIvnl ht drove from
tho statlon to tho pltacc Of Prince !ilstnarck,
with Whutn hH hntl IL conference lasting AbUnt
t,r!,, twn hoaFs. Later n tho evening tho Grown
Enlperor aud wtcn he. returned to hta
]Alacc tho l'rnco Euyo orttcrs TINT kilograms
should bV dispatched tu those Courts which ho
f ha'' Intended TO visit on hts return jaurfey to
Italy md tn tho respective railway sttttons, In
ttmntInB thut his departure IL for the present
nut nff. THO postponunlont Of his Journey f,ns
ciEtlsed much surIrjso. md ha bep much COM
1'Ittsd upon in ill political circles Tue Crown
Ir!.,se II 1!!ust not Io forgotter s tho President
GS,,nryi q a11 biz !peslnl shness toof Krcat
therefore. natural 10 suppose TINT thelPrincc
wishes r. SEQ innny important points IN tho new
Army bill settled beture bis departure. 1t ia
also reported that tho prlncg has hRd lively dIa-
c.lss!n.ls with tho Chancellor on tho Church
question. .+
, 1880-02-20

THE prices for No. . spring wheat III CHI
cago a1ld New York on Wednesday Inst
wero: Chicago, SLEEK New York. sl.3sGsl,so
por busfoi. ltallroad freight from Chicago
to Now York, A cents per busl!el; charges
In New York, cents. Deduct these ~ cents
from the New York price Of No. 2 would
leave Sill to the Chicago shipper. Tho
Chicago prices aro therefore higher than
those Of Now York by II cents. Tho New
York buyers must pay tho Chicago prices If
shey want Its ytUrcs Of wheat
, 1880-02-20
uA1it'ER'8 WEEKLY rnyB this handsome
COMPLIMENT to tho ucH Cn1lstli. cueru] Mt ParIa:

lA1h'E1t8 WEEKLY rnyB this handsome
compliment to tho new Consul Gonoral at ParIs:
>, Tho nomination Of Sfr. George Walker 10 bo
Co1lsul-0cHer.!l ut Paris ts In every way unex-
cvptionabtu. Mr. Walker Ia II gentleman OF tho
hus l8ch4rged puhli1 duties with signnl nbItty,
@ aIid by his business experience Is peculiarly
acquaintance With eminent Fronelltncn md En-
FlIshlnen and will bring tn his pilIcc cicar and
tnclsve intelligence and careful trainng. It Ia
to thu Administration, ad en1'ilot fill 70 be must
snrylcenb!c to tho good ,lntnG uf the country In
Europe. Tho country is known abrDnd by tho
character and ability Of It's importnnt repre-
aGneativns, And Mr.. Walker belongs to tho utuss
OF Americans who aro especially qualified to
represent III Wortlltly,
, 1880-02-20

THE Citizens Association yesterday dis
crssed tic subject Of cleansing tho Chicago
River, and tho weight OF opinion expressed
was in favor Of the establishment OF pump.
Ing works Mt bridgeport ns tho best means Mt
present. available for disposing Of tho citys
SaNnrH. !.
, 1880-02-20

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE haa estabtiNh2d branch
olces for the receipt of subscriptions ana advertise.
rnents - folTowA: 49,.
NEW YORK-tsoom 70 Tribune Building. VI. T. Nc
FAnnkN, Manager.
GLASGOW, Bcoiland-AllAu's American Nows
Agency. 81 Ranneld-at.
LONDON, Fng.-Amerioan Exchange, - bHand
uENnY +. GfLLfa, Agent
WAAuiNGTON. y. C.-1a19 r street
, 1880-02-20

THE First District Convention In utlcu
WHs most siprourious at1uir. Gen. Griudtoy
,sAd DISTRICT Attorney Daly, IN antl-CouklluY
nun. wofo choson simultaneously by tho styal
factions " Chairman, ard light With lists Gu
sued. Duly rushel upuu Attoruoy.u uenorul
, 1880-02-20

A CONFERENCE Of merchants and lawyers
WHO have hitherto been prominently idcntl-
fed with the politics of Cook County was
held last night nt thu fremont House to
consider nlcans of defeating tha nomination
Of Gen. Grant for the Presidency. 4 cun,-
lnittee OF nlne was appointed to carry out
the views Of the meeting. 1t Is said that the
CoulnlIttee has agreed to draft MI address to
the voters of Cook County simply setting
forth the fact that tho rersonH whose sIg-
natures are appended oppose the no,i,lnn.
tion OF Con. Grant; and tho intention Is to
circulate this papor ~ widely as possible
smong the Republican voters III Tic clubs. on
Tho Bouru OF Trade, aud In the principal
places Of business. Gentlemen Interested III
The movement expressed the belief that from
1000 to 5000 signatures to such an Ml.tress
could easly be obtained.
, 1880-02-20

IT Is proposed by sonlo Of tho Federal Of
tlctals in Alahn1nA that tho Republican stata
EXECUTIVE Committee shall quietly meet ut
Montgomery ind nominate delegates to Chi
dsao, and that the voto OF tho Btato sha,! bo
equally divided botwoeu arant, Nlatnc. and
Sherman,
, 1880-02-20

crime that Will react upon them with tre-
'ncndous force% they need 1t now III this
Minnesota case; and II anything Will open
their eyes It Is expressions like TINT Of Mr..
1rhrcn
, 1880-02-20

Tue New Orleans pnpers aro unanimously
IN favor Ut IL ollal,go III tho papor-tutlcs that
will lead to IL reduction Of tho present high
prlco Of printing puper, Tic Associated Press
dispatch gives this report Ut tAa substance uf
their nct!ou OH tho subject:
NEw QMLxAss La, Fvh. N.-0wins to tho fe-
pAlMr. tho prnpretnra OF tho Newspapers IN
NuW 0rlenns 4tkst,nht4A at tho ut]luit Ut t4e
tttuVuila list evening aud the following ypsQlIl-
tiOn was ulluptutl;
Astorxd That tho tepFeasnta Of Louisiana In
GoE5ss3 e9 VI sisy ~ y srsay vateatly se4usYlsd
patiar. chuns.Cls Al4 itnsurais used In tho ManI-
lActufe llsrapf sDnAusett Or u1atuflal!y fpuuupd
, 1880-02-20

Four yeags ago tho 10. was tloEce for
liEalne for prualicnt. 1t IL uow opposing him In
uycry wuy It tare. It tries tn helittle his pns-
xcts, sidloulos hls supporters, suoers ut every
uuo who likes him, suppressus pretty much ui
nuws from tta columns TINT fAyors ILLS chanees
md pIumQa ttaelf Oh tts M',laiatuneys nut It IL
not fr11 agent, mud therefore Ia oxcusalle, but
u more conduit Of Hotiator's sut,stuos aud sslr-
tshneas.-ximply thu posso..a1 otyat OF u u.s,-
chino politician.