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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TUESDAY, July e.5P.M.
FLOUR Is steady, but dull. Sales OF llOO
Darrels, Including Minnesota extras. Al
western do. at d w = So %, and Patents
also % as. as TO quality. Rye Flour Is
steady ~ - l21<a4 4.
GRAIN.-W Wheat ~ In fair demand and
dIndt cn,der nImer. Sales Of H,0l0 bushels. In
: l21f for choice, and 81 al Is. fur damn
and rejected, No red In elevator. a
u ~ Jul y, VI US Aug. 81 % September and
81 81 Oo1s October. Rye Is steady at s5c, fer
Sennsylvania: Corn 10 weak in prices.
5aies OF 5000 bushels mixed at lnLIa
SOzzc.' yellow at 5Oa8oI<c.. rejected at i1L
aioc. and steamer at 4Sc All the Oman
board 4ozlc. was bid for July. 4OI<c. fDr
august, SOC for September, and bOszc. for
ssz1c: ~
81 ii per gallon.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard. West PhtIs, Juiv3.
sHEEP.-Extra, 40 pounds, IS 90: good
W o lUO Ds., o. 8U to 80; fair, 81 10 SS
ns., ~ TO so; ttock sheep 81 rs TO IS: good
lanos, o7<c " TIC; comhAon lambs, S2 70 Ss
o@iFes' " 10 %. Arrivals. 4iOO head.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June n
,od bkEF CArTLK were q fraction lower.
2SOO mead arrived md sold at the difYsr
Snt S yaros at Sa5Tc. per h., as TO con-
SHEEP were In fair demand. 10000 head
soiu AT The different yards at SLa5l[c.
ana lambs at 5aSc. per b. as to condition.
HoGs were dull. 60JO head sold at Ia :
different yards At GA 7c. per b.
Cows were inactive. $50 head sola ~,
t2O as5O per head.
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Nl Sn For a large load Of kind
" Low wood. Orders can be eiI |
Gray q Bros, Second and King streea
Townsend's Is sixth and ralnall street, 4
John s. Miller, at Rising sun or at 4
factory, corner OF Union street and q
pin avenue.
je22-tE. JAM VS. l.. McklNNEi|
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MEN OF THE JACKSON STAMP.
From the Breckenridge Ky iNews.
The platform rings of the old music.
r. is the voice of Democracy Of IA issu.
ing from the lips of the Democracy OF
80. The candidates are men Of the Jack
son stamp.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-07
FOURTH, EDITION
Insilcasloas for ro-Day.

u Am0HcatAOns for To-day.
Occasional raiS, followed by clearing
weather. wiads mostly north westerly,
stationary temperature, higher baroms-
ter.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-07
JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company,

JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company,
HOCKEssIN, DEL,
Have made preparations for burnipx th
noCeu Jackson lime with wood alone and
are ready TO furnish. ~"U
UP to Its Original ia ndard.
The best building lime in the r1ni,.a
states. 1t will make double as mncb
~ mortar a 70 the bushel as some OF the other
than the most of them. o' AAoie
soo +: y. Address. HockessIn, Del.
ap8 wtI ~''''
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

This Institution was regularly incor-
Rorated by the Legislature OF the State -or
educational and Charitable purposes, in
Years., to which contract the invfolable
aith OF the State Is Pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an Overwhelming
popular vote. securing Its franchise in the
new constitution adopted December ID
Al D., 1879, with a capital OF 81, ,OW, 800. ta
which IT has since added "a reserve fund of
overe350. 900. Its Grand single Number
Oh the second Tuesday,
M nepeT scales or pOstpOnes. Look at the
following distribution: ~ '"'
,oo 600 IGAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
100000 TICKETS AT two DOLLARS
EACH.
HAIF TICK ETa ONE DOTTAD
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N &. State q Gsy Gi !'' sa'
July, 1854. and paid eGal eSGsalled 10 ls6s aSs =,
were required 70 procure procure ander he s'Ss .as
enter the military seryios5 o5 yanlage 70 s,ls solSf
iran, Will find 1t tothelr adIr or by e,.s.
municate, either persouho ,pho has been
with the underslgneu oeislature 10 cois cais,
$$$;s e: :;
sct escss' Of Congress W TO refund Inaf 4. 5. pth
ton paid on such cases; ;0,o. w
Dover Del., July TO- io'V
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lake NoIIcEI

TAKE NoTicEI
THE is the only Lottery eoer Uoted on
BY the people Of a State, and under
late decision If theU. S. Supreme Court
at Washington, is the only Leqal Lot
terry ssoso IN the United States, all other
charters haUing been repealed or havinq
no egistsncs.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE 9TH GRAND DiS.
TRIBUTION, CLASS G. AT NEW Or
!a:. L!EAN. T,.EsDAY, JULY 18th, 1880
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Financial and Cem.sreial.

l. wILnINaroN. Del., June -. tsee.
Latest Stock quotations furnished BY
Heald q Co., 8. E. corner seventh and
N. to day:
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
The City Market.

The following were the ruiing prices
mark ct this mOruinR:~ =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
VII.


8urfo bate feline 1o6ter bsiusslsi.st ;
als ptsie id aber, nadrsu fe eie 3iuts
risr ei@lo6tn, mad TIN, %umipanete, mar
er ibr ssididt sntl&lapft cine 8abrneb'
muns, tte ibr stnsn tiefen Stufser snts
Iofte. &c lag :tpar niats Nsuss fir fs
In btsIsm 9erbaltsn ibrss @atsrs, 90
traf Fe aur bsuts bpppslt i&ms;li9 ;
uiebr setfis, ais f5rpsrlib srniattet, nabu
fe nisdanil1 Out uno Iu@. ab unb
isBte ii6 banu lta unb srsebsn am Sen,
FER. nieper, UNI bss 9atsrS Sstmfsbr ~
erparten. 8als aber l6ten IS, als ppQs
ibr IN ttsler HtQsn Stunee bas @ewi6t
rpslbss FIRE iunss Sssls bscradte, ~
G1wer trerben; pas Sewustfetn, bon
BEN, Der NIT ibr burd pas @efabl Ses
ssnlettissr 9isbe 70 tnnts Ssrsint mai, In
BEN 3pslpalt ibrsr ani@tsn sstrennt
Az letn. lafete ssrace,u erpraftno auf
tbr. rlnt bate bsnn SEQ ptrfli& I'm
re1ts Usrlanste Ct 10 pisl bon ibrS-
Sbr sfsenss Den ipurcs ibr untrsu, in'
BEN % feline partet srsrif. Dasu tau&tt
Dor tbrsm sstfissn @uss gar lsbsaptS
bas ltebe, alts ganfbaus auf NIT lttneu1
frtspEt&en, tn tdaltasu 0tetit 70 tppbl
.nb anssnsbH stprbu.tsn esbsn 3stu'
fptb bflHIi9 fs. I'D fe mar bee
6~frunr,isbens, bitiss Nonaesnltbens
r. pidse gsrprbtn = bic 6etmftdtte fbrer
Nf~kkllI-f.et 49, ssIHAsnh 0lo~r~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14

MarY, sslfebts Wary, pie ioa t& % ssf
Dir Ssrantporten, unisr 8inO 70 arm uSAp
forsenSpu eentatt su babsn!" - &r
f&tsn ben @sranfsr nt6t ertraseB IN
f5nnsn. ,0stn, 6elene ! etnsn SAhsE
8stn !" rtsf sr idb "tie SebEe fdsaaas
i6 mir su."
Sefne Ecdter ret1te Ism neGnaEE
BON ben, berubtsenpsn Eranfe, osrs eF
rptsbsrfanpIos nabu,. Sapdae bssanE
i'm sa ibsrmannen, fetn Delirium easr
pidsltte f& su fetner pettsrn SSbs-
Der 8snpmpsne Trdnf ibte AUDI tsaz
cine bsrubtssnse Wtrfuns, 5slsnsvs
Ianfte @eiIe that Gas itrise, BuIte
rpuree rutfser unb IisS f1 GberrecsaS
su Belt su seben. 8dnsli4 trf66rf&
FEEL CT bort balo In Sdlaf. Itnfelben
beuubenb, fas feline trsue To1tsr nod
sine CUTE @etle neben tbm. Wittsrna3E
mar ldnsft sOriiber, sbe fe s~intsnwassR
berubist, ibr sissnss Eager auffuhts. fx
5eI3er ppa usuer 5pfnuns. isBt ibssas
Batter fur etn gs6srss 9ebsn ~ afnher
men. -as rrlg~srE s.s .a
ca rrst IN s,r moA, q, ob,r oufs ,res
,ur @uts asfrmm,n NOR as ssh "a
frabe an, snpern @orosn ouf rrnp 80
ihrrn Wotsr IN m~akitssto,m GAIoSr
miy,ns, mineraans H. ,1idt Sem brSns.rr
@uni&e, su iensut pldsden ~ wons
bern, no sefern tbr feliaes ADJ, rug
sh obsr i,n,r ets0e IN REM So,se nSs
bsrte. fob Ne aeo bersits Fort issn' Ca.
,rie ~ q, o,pobrte inrona ,r aus n,
elite ibr .ntsesen. SD wuste, saS Dn
tcmmen mustft" rief er bspest tbr ts2ss.
5inee sntsessnbaltsnb, mir asbSnu Dn
sinaneer an SD babe Dir ssiera uys~
re&t setban, msin ssliebtes MdcaeE,
aber" = fubr CT bitteno fort = .Dra
musfs fton perseben ; IS mar ia IesisS
lid bte Gorge uno slnaft uu, Did. DIR
MID unbiafa mabte uno mid Dsins.
uneiasnndbe 5odberdetttt, pel6e Dfr
siusa oar bpben gssrif ron 8insss..
rHidt atbt, nidt asnou rirbioen lisS.
grnfere Grpdauna ba. mth jsen6, bc-v
lsbrt eas, 10 sebrJ i'd aud bsuir npSS,
pinIdts Did In elmer asidsrts.en uuss
asbuna ,u pt6en, Id Did ntht rsitrr
au etpas prdnasn parf, mas Dp NIT
Dsiner pFiGt ni&t peetnbar ts.ss
Daseasn rsrce id nit bsas ar5serrss
Glfer tIeoer, Ittt balo zen 5tttpuuff sta
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14

sladieIfae SpieIleiesnf&aft Ssrblenoe
fbn ia soafdnots, er fisbt ni6t mebr ef,
fbtefe SteIuns, In bic er Did brinst
unb In Der Id meine Yraut nt9t eulpsn
ptqw ss#
Sc lag etpas In benz Gone 9eo's. pas
6elene rnebr Ssrlebte, als feline Worts.
Sie f6pts8 efnsn Woment ebe fe rubfe
unb FLAIR iaste: nWein Iieber SEQ, i6
mar metnes @atsrs 8tnb, ebe i6 Define
Braut tparo, feline He1te finb bic dltes
rem. 3uoem TT sr unslidli9 unb feline
@efunebett i&lsbt ia isbr lsioenp ; als
Ansst9en lasen IS mir. eas rte Belt nttt
unebr fern IN, no sr ppIenbs eIene lstn
trtrb! Gr becarf mefner, er liebt mid
unc serace tn rtsier lsiner efebe su mir.
wte in Der metnsn su fbn,, Iisst cte 6pfs
tuns, ibu fir Elm btisrss sebsn su &c,
ptpnen. Dtsif 5Ofnuns Tam i'd Mot
preiS ssten, islbf uut DeinetpiIsn.
mefn @slteb.er, mag i'd niGt stnsn Gin
ger BON benz peidsn, mas it fir meme
fipbli6s Sdulptsfsit baIts. Disir Grs
fenntntB perpe id pertrausno auf 9ottss
S4uB. mstnsn Soften fsf unb trsa Be-
baupten." T| a
nSelene, 5elsne ?" rief er BON letnent
lstdt erreaten temperament ~ltermannt
nif eiss Defa lsBtss 8prt?" Ssbsnfs,
oae, bdltit Ou barai fsf, 60 u1s laeieen
tptrbI !"
nWsnn Du mir 1t6t Sertrausn
fannf 70 fino mir ia obnseiss 1&on ses
trennt !" erpteperte fe traurie; urs ebs
fe Elm r~pettsres Uort b~in,ufdssr, ppsr
Ct ibr antrporten fonnte, rpurcen fe bur6
einsn 3uruf BON Ir. gurfc aufses
i&redt, Der f&, besIeitst BON @tseount
&lmswatsr, ibnen rai6 ndberte. @an3
BON tbrsm @siprdde IN Anlpru1 ges
npmren, battsn fs 9sioe cen GIus Der
Belt ut@t bea6tet urp niGt bsmerft, tas
Der Abene f9 bsretts dber bic Grpe ses
fenft.
8urfo NIT ieinen 9rsleiter bate fest
bte lunBen 2sute erretdt tn Der tbm sts
sener ~ssfiQissn 0eile ma9te er SEQ NIT
benz 9iseount bsfannt uno fiste alsbaIp
fir Belize bic auToresruns BET pisisn
Atenr feline @dfe ,u isin. SEQ, Der trcB
Der ebsn 70 sntidteoen s~sdussrten Dorte
20 bennc6 sans unm5altt fanp' 6eles
men iebt 10 SsrlaHen, rabm BITE Gtnla-
puns an, fowte er bSrte, pas Glmspater
btes THAT. 60 blteben fe Ssipe, betes
einanefr beobabtenb. Snfinetip mfg
trauten fe ii& Sesenieitis. tp6 ibre. st.
fsriudt Yerbars f6 untsr BEN faltisen
9spanee seieaiaaftlider Goruen, unp
Der absnb psrlisf unssf5rteg ais bts
urme Sflsne 40 bcffsn ssrpast. Gin
psttsrss 3wteaefprdh sptiden ibr unp
Geo blieb burd bic 9sssurpart Der ans
bern absel6nitten. tnoes BET rem Aufs
bru@e fano lsstsrer ep6 @~elesenbeit,
tbre 5anb fef III baltsn unb tbr su;u,
raunen : .geliebts, fpasn MIR eenrt ptrf,
lid fdsipsn 2"
,9i6t Of, mir, an Dir lisst bic Gnts
fdetpuns r. Iautste tbre traurfs, aber fsf
sessbene antwort, pte faum stfpro1sn
roar. aIs aud i&pn glmswater iH ia IT,
men seisate unp baburd jeee 9srfdnbts
suns unmSslt@ madte; rpentse Wtnus
ten ipdttr absr trennte f& bic tlstne Sc.
ftIi@aft. e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14

Dtat Dor tim auf elmer gauisule IA.
Sen ,psi Damen, bte, aIet& tim bic gor'
adn9e In benz Spt,I,fmmer bsubadtsten
,usletG ater chamber lsbbaft unterbiel,
ten uno srar In Guslif9. Die Son,
1einer unSsrssFenen Wutterfpra6s mad
ten fbn aufmstlam auf bas 9siprd6
pelbes dbsrbtss 70 Iaut anb urse3wun.
gen eefabrt tpurbe, ea6 tur1auS fefr
eauf6en notbnenots mar, I'M bic Gras,
~ perfteten { ,Sagen Sfe MIR, Wrs
8ieo, rpsr III uur bort In Der @rupps Don
5srrsn BON ipsldsn Der dltsre 10 pisl
fpielt, has ldbne, iunse Wie1sn 2"
50 Die @efraate rpauete ben Bid mad
Der a%nasbeutstsn Ri&tuna, sbe ne nads
1Idsia antportets /: SIS /! ole uasinen biz
Io6ter Res SpisIsrs! WiG tpunpert,
eas Sbnen bieislbs ntdt f&on fribsr
auf8sfallen, Batter unb Tohter fnb bod
tastdslid In pis5en 3duuen 3u iebsn.
Die 9eute betben 8urfo uup fino, CLAUDE
i4, Anaerifaner. Or TT pfsu6aL na6z
Dem mas Cir @seile 8(afforb mir srs
3dblte, eth Absnteursr, Der pas Spiel
prufefionsI betreibt aud ietnsr f65nen
So&ter iraue Id, trcb ibrer 3ur Sdau
setra8enen Woeeftt nt6t fcnperlt&, es
ipri6t nt9t su tbrsn ganasn, wte fs
ben iunssn, ssrltsbtsn Glntswater am
9~drtBelba1oe balt Sb he nun carauf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14

Watbemstif III bieisniss WiFenldafs
psssn spslasr man am bdu6sfsu fsexo
bleibt.
n SIS.
3piibsn srsi punften IA, bic tarsalr
9inie bic nd1fe.
S4.
Sfnp spst Griabluns-r etnsrr priass,
slsi@. 70 fine Is bret Gpdtluns, pom G..
Warlftt.
81.
Gin Dretsd bat bret, stn 8{ered rtsv
Sstten. Der WsniH bat S6atrnEiter-
Sebt Wsbaiqe bat ibre 4ebrttte. gnscr
eie Rsesnfonsn fnb rteiftns sinfitis-
fg us.a~ 81.
Gin Dried, bas pier Gdsn bal, III stru
gtertd.
$40.
Wiu man sinsn 2rsfS IN sin 0isrsE
psrpanssln 10 III man Serradt.-
9nllss.1sasa Sit.
DieItr paragraph II nar Smbirsnpsr
psr pcserei vfatptufatt 8tftattet.
~ -t - STA
@iI man aus stnens rrdtsu- WnaG
stnen unre&ten MAIDEN 70, nebnae usan.
etnsn Wtnitlabpofaten.
.'' SIG
Sebe matbematbiT&s Aufsabe ISR man,
bur&: a. Uorauslteuna b Hekawen
tung @ Dewets. uStelt man bic DO
bauptuns auf BET Der 8~prauslsune a.,
rabe prauben sereftn AZ letnL 70 fdhsn
man ben Alibf.1 ewtt3. y d
p 5aH !.i.l'@ IS II.
Dat man cine 4ufsabe saSR 70 lHresEss
man parunter: @. Q. d. 81 esr Weusfsa
rt&ttG 70 betbt btes Quod erat demoa.s
strandum. ST e. falf&, 70 lautet 20 ;.
W. Huatl9 zines Dupmsepfss.
& sgH3 Is IS f8.a iyan
Sd babe rnsine sufsabe sslSRs
Q. Q. d..
eae Htis anb Miesuna a& ssusbret. ,g
Oas Vuif peybtn he ni@t .ekysn. q tia
Dsnns Uett let DaaL ss n sia alter BrouA..
90 1sts bic Ssrat f4siat, 10 sst srpSsma-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-03
THE BLOODED STOCK AT CHICAGO.

ssBoss' Conkling. Sorrel horse ; pedl-
gree, by Vanity out of Conceit sired oy
Swellhead out Of Selfshness owned by
Mrs s0rague; rider, Gov. Cornell; weight
lost opportunities; color, block red.
Jim Blaine. Gray selding; pedigree.
by War Dance out of Bloody Shirt; sired
by Demagogue out of Hate; owned oy
Credit Mobilier; rider, Railroad jobs;
weight Spencer Carbines and Substitutes !;
colors, black with bloody edging.
John sherman. Brown horse; pedi-
gree. Mad Wells out of Eliza Pi"kston
sired by bargain out of Fraud; owned ny
Louisiana Returning Boards; rider fad-
ical Party weight, New Orleans c"stcm
house aud negro atfidavits; colors, lnter'
changeable to suit any vision.
ULYSSES S. Grant. Roam horse pedhgree
by War Horse out of the Wilderness ; sir
ed by Opportunity out of Luck !; owned
by Riags and Ambition rider, bnbcoc'
or Bellknap; weight, Corruption ane
Caesrism color, corn yellow.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-03
TIE PLATFORM.
adopted By the National Demo-
cratic Contention at Cin-
cinn0ti June "a, 1880.

The Democrats of tie United States, in |
convention assembled, declare:
1. We pledge ourselves anew to the con-
stitutlonal doctrines and tt t'aditiones OF the |
Democratic party, as illustrated by the !
teaching and example of q long line of
Democratic statesmen and patriots, and |
embodied in he platform Of the last nat |
ional convention of the party.
9. Opposition to cent? alization and to
that dangerous spirit of encroachment
which tends to consoli date the powers of
all departments in one, and thus to Gre
ate, whatever be the form of government,
q real despotism; no sumptuary laws; sep
aration Of church and state for the good
of each: common schools fostered and pro-
tccted.
3. Homo rule; honest money, consisting
of gold and silver and paper convertible
into coin on demand; st,ict maintenance
of puklic filth, State and national; and a
tariff for revenue only.
4. Subordination of the military to the
civil power, and general and thorough re-
| form of the civil service.
S. The right of FREQ ballot is a right
preservative of all rights, and must and
! shall Ire maintained in every part of the
| United States.
8. T 10 existing administration is rep
resentative Of conspiracy only, AMI the
claim Of right to surround ballot boxes
with troops and deputy marsbals to in
timidate aud obstruct electors, and tue
unprecedented use of the veto to main
tain its corrupt and desporic power, in-
suits tao people a:.d imperils their inst
tuticns.
Z. Tho greatest fraud of 1576-77, b,
which upon a false count of the electoral
votes of three States the candidate de
feated at tho polls was declared to bt
president. and for the first time in Amer
ican history the will of the peorlo wa
; set aside under the threat of military vic
Q lence, strncx deadly blow at our system
. Of representatives government. I'M
: Democrotic party, to preserve tho coun
u try from civil war, submitted for the tim
:, in the firm aud patriotic faith that tn
Q people would punish this crime in 1880
J. This issue precedes and dwarfs every 9th
or; it imposes more sacred duty upo
h the reople of the conscience of natiol
g of treemen.
], 8. We cxecrate the course of this nj
O. m,nistration in making places in the civ
service reward for political crime, an
at demand reform by statute which sha
III make il forever impossible for the d
y. feated candidate to bribe is way to I'll
O. seat of the usurper, by billeting villiar
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-03
JAMES A. GARFIELD.
DENt UNCED BY CONVENTION OF HIS
OWN PARTY.


On the eth of September, 1876, the Re-
publicans Of the Nineteenth Congressional
District of Ohio, Ill convention assem-
bed, paid their respects to Hon. JAS. A.
Garfield in manner and form following:
4. That there is no man to-day official
ly connected with the administration OF
our National Government against whom
are Justly preferred more and sraver
charges of corruption than are publicly
made aud abundantly sustained against
Jas. A. Garfield, the present Representa-
tive of this Congressional district, and
the nominee of the Republican Conven-
tiou for reelection.
$. That since he first entered Congress
| to this day there is scarcely an instance
| in which rings and ulonopOlies have been
arraycd against the interest of the pco-
ple, that hc has been found active iu
speech or vote upon the side of the latter
but in almost every case has been the
ready champion of the rings and monop
olies.
6. That we especially charge him will
venality and cowardice in PERMITTING
Benjamin +. Butler to attach to the ap
propriation bill of 1873 that over-to-bc
remembered infamy, the salary steal
and ir speaking and voting tor tina
measure upon it's final passage. An
charge him with corrupt disregard c
the clearly expressed demand of his con
stituents that he should vote for its re
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-03

peal and with evadihg said demand by
voting for the Hutchinson amendment.
Z. That we further arraign ana de.
nounce him for his corrupt connection
with the Credit Mobilier; for his false
denials thereof before his constituents {:
for his perjnred denial thereof before n
committee of lis peers in Congress; for
fraud upon his constituents in circulating
among them pamphlet p"rpoting to set
lorth the finding of said committee and
the evidence against him. when, in fact,
material portions thereof were omitted
and garbled.
8. That we further arraign and charge
him with corrupt bribery in selling his
official influence as chairman Of the Com
mittee oc Appropriations for $4,000 to the
DeGolyer pavement ring, to aid them in
securing CONTRACT from the Board of
Public Works of the District of Colum
bia; selling his influence to aid said ring
in imposing upon the people Of said dis
trict payment which is almost worth
| less, at three timos its cost, as sworn to
by one Of the contractors; selling his iu-
auence to aid said ring in procuring a
contract, to procure which it corruptly
paid $97, 900 for inhnenco;' selling his
| influence that involved no question OF
law, upon the shallow pretext that he
was acting as lawyer; selling his in
fluence in 4 manner SO palpa ble and clear
as to be so found and declared by an i'm
partial, and competent court upon an is
sue solemn1y tried.
6. That we arraisn him for the frand
ulent manner in which he attempted in
his speech delivered at Warren, OH the
10Th day of September, 1874, to shield
himself from Just censure in receiving
the before named $4,000 by falsely repre-
senting, in said speech, that the Congress
of the United States were not responsible
for the acts of said board, nor the United
States liable for the debts created there
| by, when in truth and in fact, as he then
| we'll knew, the said Board of Public
| Works and the officers of said District
| were but the agents and instruments of
Congress and the United States was res
ponsible for the indebtedness.
10. That wo arraign INN for gross do
reelection Of duty as a member of Con-
gress in failing to bring to light and ex-
pose the corruption and abuse iu the sale
of post traderships, Tor which the late
Secretary Belknap was impeached when
the same was brought to his knowledge
by Gen. Hazen, 1872, and can only ac'
count for it upon the supposition that
his manhood was debauched by the cor
rnption funds then by him just received
and in his own purse.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-03

We believe that all men arc born free
and equal, in this that the imbecile or
tho corrupt sons of tho wealthy and edu-
Gated are no better than those like him
who sp'irg from the humber classes.
The good and the virtuous are found
as we'll in the cottage rs in the mansion.
A Democratic government recognizes
these indisputabie facts and accortls to
every human being the same standing
and the same rights before the law.
The evils that Universal Suffrage may
bring, are in time cured by Universal
Suffrage itself.
1t is the attempt to stiae it's voice that
carries with it the abuses of which Girls
complains.
1t requires force to maintain in the
hands of the minority the government of
the majority.
Was it not by tho Acknowledgement of
those who fought for the stars and bars,
and by the ruthless Interference Of Fed
eral bayonets in our local affairs, that our
reople were oppressed and robbed. And
that a premium was offered to those who
would sacrifice honor and principle for
money and powcrf
Dispitc Universal Suffrage, since the
bayonet has been Withdrawn, is there
not steady improvement going on in
our internal affairs; and is not the cur
rent Of public sentiment rolling against
those who dare do wrongs
The day is at hand when a govern
ment as perfect as it is in the power OF
man to create will be established in this
countr;.
Let wealth, and education. combine to
furnish schools and workshops to the
children of the poorer classes, SO that the
majority may be rendered more intelli'
gent and industrious. This is by far a
better, more righteous, and more enlight-
cned remedy than to deprive them Of
the ballot.
Let us Labor to maintain the suprema'
cy of Democratic principles. which are
based upon those natural rights that man
acunire at the cradle to end only at the
s1avc.
In dcspotic Russia, the spirit of the
age that demands Universal Suffrage. is
bringin, thousands of men to the axe o.
the executioneer and the frigid deserts OF
| Seberia.
| Will free America attompt to marct
| back towards government in the hands
Of the fews To do this, is to keep open
an unceasing' conflict between the sever
al classes of society.
It would be unwise, selfish aud unjust
| to create such an order of things. II
fact, it would not DO long, before the
masses groaning under the inso'ent rule
Of the privileged classes would say will
Patrick Henry; "Give Us Liberty or CIV
/ ns Death '-B. r. CapitOlian.