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Thu North and Tie Euuth.


Gen. W. !. @. Illn,tS, wllD was Major
oenora! In tho Confederate army aad IN now q
resident OF Meinphts, ia IN address at Knoxville,
patriotic references TO tho relatvo posittunh OF
tho South aud Of the Union following tho War:
No fact e1Ists H. the past or tho fretant, no
tweoi. tho yyhitu nuop!o q the South and ne
oontr1ll!uF facta III tho past and prnsel,t sIsd
AusplclOls hbpet in tho future alf csmjoEn 10
nsas y to cherish unly kindly foel'nss toward
M0re ttatt' two hundred yaass axo slaysry Maa
tntrMluueXtnto the UNttel States, mud far Kail.
erHtt0ns had fartntA one Ut thu hereditary Ill
stitutaoushE the 6uuth. i strong attachment
had xroWta up belwHeu the 0wtlers AhA thb
uWhrd. 'rais Is not thu plnuo nor time 10 nrEnu
the tfu!h Ut this pfupo4ltion;, bat tIllKte fant
xosten Df tho white people IT tbs sontd.
III tho ftAte Was. the Whtte mon ut tho Bntlth
were Aear}y aE! called HwRy from thelE hotnes tn
fSr psoseetiea, o. .is ae,ored peap,S. 10 Tha ia.. @
tor know that tA0lr litbFty Win involved IN tl4
Struggle aud that the slicccas VI the Futterut
armies WRs flecsnin Tor thusn. Thllo sncctss tn
their unR EnuAnt l9verY to th1nl; yat Il 1nay 'ha
ftated e Ecfsiwtndosa ~ an a!taHs uai; M
true to the 41:prottctcd wives and call,irrn of
! Southern sp.l1squ lvft almost wholly IT tnoIr
ntruy aud that they luhoreu III turtuerlY t0
supply th9nl with f00it Hna with cIohlng. 1h!s
hfstrio truth nus arctifctl tn tue eotnrpf Ut
tae, ogsa tho la*tS sFatttudo Of tho Southern
Tho frrtstom tho co!oTed rucu was tho re-
ault uf i oons0st hotMeen tho tWu SeotlouA OH
Queetlunx Of G1.}3tluttunsi law aud StAle.
rights, ncither originating III uvr etnbitterea hy
, 1881-06-08

TlIE Milwaukee, Wtsconslst trnthfully OBJ
serves: "Dtslntegratl0n ut Tho party will
spreau wider and deeper 10 soon as II IL lsnown
TINT ono faclun or the other will reflse to 70
Into convention from tho fear that 1t ,aay bu
voted down." This holds true Of facsions
within the party: 1t doex not apply I'd fac
t!ons without tho party, Or seeking tu set out.
Mr, Roscoe conkllnx set the example IN
Washington Of refusing obedience to tho le-
cree Of his party caucua lie went oltstda
OF Tint CAUCUS and outside Of the party itself.
On returning to New York, liz raised the
: standard of revolt, nnd asked for recruits to
engage in holy war agalnst ths Nppub-
llcail Administration. Amy Republican
would bs abundAntly Justified In refusing
to respond To such call, or III absentinx
:: himself from CAUCUS summoned III conso-
auence Of II. Thu point Of tAa IRt.co,sl,s's
:: urticla disappears the moment It 10 known
] that caucus never WIS called iii ALBANY.
.. The only persons authorized to coll II re-
i; fused tu act; and systematic and ttcspeEate
:. attuInpt to procure tha signatures Ut q najo.e
T. ity Vi tho Republicans to call djk,patiy
/ failed. II there Is my authority In uu
/ decsee Vi . eauous, TIERS Is equal authority
, 1881-06-08

Ex-sExAron C0Nxt1En. with twenty.ntne
Fntts,out Ut lU0 Republicans, IN fnvnr of return
tnK lin IN tho scat frotn which he hed. Is said to
haye two pututs III View: u Ito prnpoEus, if re-
turned to tho SeHAte. tu propose the lmptat.l.
u1cnt Of President G4rflcld .Gh lie hopes to do
somcth!ng to defeat tho REELECTION uf Charles
Foster ns Governor Ut 0hlo thls full. II he
could he induced to come hcru and takc tho
stump H4niIst Foster It would bc delightful.
lie would bu tho most thoroughly uscd.up in-
diYldaMl tnsile Nf ten dAyS ever beGn.--CtMctSt-
natl Commercial.
Mr.. Conkllng's friends claim that ho cnr-
rlcd tho Inst fur Presidential elections
"sIng'e handed" for tho Republican party.
If he thinks lo cnn 30 win the affections ot
tic Democratic party that Il will nominate
him for the Presidency In 1854, let hin go
Into Ohio during this SUMMER and show what
1ie can tin IN beating Charley Foster. Lot
hin test the popular admiration BY trying III
Ohio to do what llo Is trying to do III New
York
, 1881-06-08

NOT Hc thNeN t0--UlE't Wilht AHhitNl III
considered II p.'tAnnnl expense. Wa NIL
init Tho full fJfcA If tl,at rcnsunng,
hut 1t will apply wttli ea,aI foreo IN my lux
fur sclionI rurpoYcel iof nny kind. Why tnx
tho grnrral nnbJl4 to built school-l'ottso
and employ ttfsaf,crs any tnure linn Ink them
to furnish sollont; ;bonks? Sclnul-lNnks hre
az csscnlnl m, tuncl,ers md scltoof-Ilonses,
al,u ehlhlfess taxpayers have 1,.Ht NJ mucl,
right tb protest ng,'nsI tho niM form or
sclloot-tax rs The n.her. Tho wf.olc school
system ruadsr5iot upntl tho benefits Of school
Ing 10 thetinhlren personally, b,,t uroiI tho
benefits I'd AUtiety atil to tho whole commit
nifty rcs.tlsfhR from TIC ftro c,lt,oa,Ion ot NIL
tho children 04 tito Stale. II Ia ths public
beneiit which jnst![ca the tnx for public pur-
poscs, and THO fullest possible instruction Of
children. Is olie of the grratrst public ben-
Gifts.
During the late session Of tho Legislature n
bill was passed. by onu House providing, u,,-
der penalties, for the attendance ri all the
children Vt It'd Stato at some school. Iii each
district csert, ,ehlltl was required to attend
some school. public or private, Mt tho choice
Of the parent, or be instructed ut homo, for
term equal to five months iii. cacl,
year, unless for physical or mental
reasons tle child was relieved Of tho oblga.
,lo,, This Inv proposed to impose penalties
ot, any patunt or guardian who should will
fully deny to any cl,ild under his caro- nll
unportunity Of receiving Instruction. This
bill unfortunately was kfl,e,l in the I,pusc,
where there were too ,,tn,,y Representatives
from, districts where tho pjablIc benefits rt-
sultinE FROM education have not yet become
fully appreciated. Tic advantages resulting
from the ntloptton Of {rce-book syxtcm
would be the saving of 1T least 10 ,,er cent In
the expenditure for scl,oul-books, Tho bucks
would be purchased In bulk Mt the beginning
III eacIl sciool.year from the lowest bidder,
These books wou,,l be lonncd Ia tic children
, 1881-06-08
THEWHEAT CRoF'

What the BIillera sny About -; ~.
ATaiuunE reporter question number .oa.rs ~ ~
delegates TO tho II Hers Convehnoh - -. eiyca
to the crop prospcots. and tho o.floo1 sa..ttA. !.
Ia yesterdays Tn,auNH was fully eoFroo''"''0'
somo Of tho ranarks are appendcd: vno.t
Water 0reen, Milford, W!Ho,MI'n'es t-o,I "
&. Sianosuli, Mi!waukvo-liara,y ~ n9n apr!5ss. H.
wEnter; less than ~ axaseRe s5op S IMoriy II 6aIf
crop Ii, MlGAu,lr!t two'thtFas VI ~" e's'~
Ms' tls i;aTcS. t;,Sdhue County, o nianosyssas ~
pt9srass :o'ss III it4Ssy st FipaIpasasis~.s
y u CGio. ~ ttaqpn 9t...t,. noySsow, ana bugs m.
ii'sary is1ieo, 0xieaabars' N''H'~n'''e' -"
'"nnE H. II LaR';au, na Fort Scott. Ka,Iin 'oo'ns'"
p9Ft 5*lE q n!Ad!,x, tsn95tg nontg, tnols-.fs
cnou: average tun busheA to the actG II r,.Wtatsk,
i: Wssnur: l,'Aopss;'a,S.'ooox ox,nx 10 bas'
j. II. Mct3ill, l,altt1nore-verf Kosprslsad Kop9 VII
tptlsr uuAlty than last ysar N
EigiS, lienAsYlvanin, uclawaEs.
, 1881-06-08
any rnne'Fnary uprising or cruel ac.s on tho

my anng'ltnary urrlsfnR or cruel ncts nn tho
lmrt Ut tho ethnnufrntci people.
WhIlr thr utter @rr I.mebh"l to tho Noycr,l-
mrMt "i the lntr.l Stntn$ FOR .he precious ,"a,n
nnltrr wfse nri inl,rtini lnw., Tho white pcopIu
nf thc etfiti uwc IL l. CONSTITUTION. All! ptn-
!r!t@ 1T TINT f4nsttnnrnt. y. fr*mtsl ny thur
thfir lnHIti M lsss hilHtscunt anlt All rltrc
AT Tic rlort' ii. thc .ynr t1o w!.itc lH~pio ur
tho H1iIfh wGrr. III Il military rnint " v!w. ns
rt.tstfte hcfurt' thc Ntrth ia tito Hnxpna Ut En-
rlnnst were IN the yrnr I*Hi t,rftrt' thu NfrnAns
!,,n1Sr M s William TUG ConlucFor. EnI,ndrred ~
the hitter atiltnnsiica nlwMya f1lluwlf,H Fttcr q
r0Hfeht. AMI tharH wure mot wanting thhse WIN
hn,'Hht f1 lnl!nfie ht1n rtfretlAtb these hIi-
nlt,sttlcs For their Dwtt rir1KlAes.
int. nntwitnstht'dlslR ~ tiiia. tlto soust1ern @
full rights unlcr tho ta"a af,fi ronstltnlinit of
the tjnlutla md pntcd On tho snfin pnnn ut tlvl
flRht5 ae our NUrthcrn brothers. participating
etttinliy IT. tho ctiitro md drsntson of tho MI
femtntFves, and III tin full possession OF thoir
pWn luca1 Htate HrverflfnetttS.
This W. uwo to Tho hnalihR. vlEDro1,a, and In
yiaorattnv principles nf ltrruhllcam titerts.
Srratst. planted. crytth'l'zca nth eo,stLtutlnnl
ahvcd HA wlron wa Ctnlld nut snye Nur1ovnN.
Aftur nrhcs ut Grarc sDlllers h!! fhllcil by tho
most brilliant courage and davntinn tn aohtevo
Southern independence, l,atl crnscd y bntttc,
cir!es OF constitutional law cnnn to 'l'r rcso,.c,
md reat0rc tls to. our rorntr rights ~ equals
If The Nbrthertt ptnplB it the Nation. THIS won.
tlprsul rcsult tUulu not have Occurred IN hnF
other country or lttttlcr my othof form Of Kos.
Ths cnttrt pccp!c Of tho South owc To that
other pcnplu. Thcy sko,itd cling to tho Union
aa tho trllo and only ark Of snfety.
, 1881-06-08
MIR. HANDALL'B scHEME,

Nir. Snm Randall has tho reputation of be-
Ing a very successful scllcmcr, but l,o will
scarcely b0 ablo to secure his election ns
Speaker Of . Republican House Of lscpre-
scntatives. II the vacancies caused by tho
designations Of Atcssrs. Morton nllli Frye slntl
DO tlllcd by the election of Republicans, Of
which there Is little doubt, the number of
Republicans In tho House, elected as such,
will bo LII, or minority OF the whole nlell,-
borship. III such nil oyent, S1r. Rainfall will
not he likely to waste my time Upon his pro-
posed combination. But, III case one, or
even both, of these districts should ho lost to
tile Republicans, there Is no rcasonblc proba-
bility that ltantall's scheme would work.
Mr. j. Hyatt Sm1tll. elected as {ireunbackrr
against Chfttonden. Is Just rs stanch n iso-
publican us the extremist he Displaced, and
has already repeatedly declared his purpose
Of acting md voting with the Republicans.
Tile minority Of tho other Gseenbnckars In tho
House will be almost equally tl1alnnlinel to
net witt, tho Democrats. The last session Of
Congress served 10 tleyelop tile most pro-
l,o,,nceh nntagontsm between tho Democrats
and t:rpcnbnckcrs, aud tho men who aro
struggling agnlnBt the nourb0hs In the
Southern States, whether hinder thB tlanlo OF
Grccnbaclsers, 1leadjuslers, or independents,
Will not caro- to neutrallze their advantages
BY coalition with tho Bourbon Democracy
In Congress.
but thero Is another clement In such con.
test wllc, Mr.. Randall Ia naturally slow 10
acknowledge. 1t Is matter Of great doubt
whether, In case tho Democrats wore In com
p1cte control Of the House Of Representatives,
Il nk,9
for Speaker. OF all tho ,lcr who ever occu.
Piled that posltion,' 1lr. Randall WIS probably
tic most tyranntca1. lIe used lis position
to direct party movements and leglsla-
tive sneasuses to suit himself. lie
was literally the "Boss" Ut Con.
Kress, 1Ie exercised great power whllo
llo held the position. but lle did not ntaka
himself friends. Ills alsol.t!ssM was ncutely
resented, by many lcaltng Dcmoerats, and
Ills constant interference became exceedingly
Irritating. Moreover Randall was not 4
good presiding officer. lie famillarizetl him
self with tic rules, but ho wns lleS toilng and
uncertain IN his decisions. and hls willing
ness to cDnstrNe any rule or precedent tn
fuyor Of Soma point which lie desired 10 s,ls-
tnln for the tlunleht frequently entnngted
him In embarrassing complications from
which lie could not cxtrlcnte himself. 1t Is
only due to Randall to my TINT the subsld1sts
and jobbers found no fayor. at his hands, but
this fact also made lin enemies who will
not assist In my scheme ll.okinH to Ills re-
election. There Is not tina smallest cllnlaco
for Mr. RaisdnIl TO be rc1leetod s!Mnker, and
lie will bo fortunate ii lle,khall be Rble to ra-
tatn tie leadership Of Ills party on the floor
of the House.
, 1881-06-08
GEN, GARFIELD Az A POLITICIAN.

1t ls strange that tic politicians still per-
stst III indulglng tho, deluston tint Pr,,si-
dei,t Garfield IL It'll tnnoccnt It, tho art Of
political lnancuycrlng. There Is I'LL object III
tho el,tlcasor Ut ths Conklingltes tn make 1t
hppcur That Secretary Blaine Inspired tho
nomination Of judge 1sobertsali, anu auK-
gcsttxl tho withdrawal Of tin other N0w
York nominations Mt critical ul0ingnt.
The purpose Ii To belEttlU tho President, and
destroy tlle harmony Of TIM Cabinet, md It
possible disrupt II. hut behind this evident
purpose there Is IL widespread gcnuInn COLL
siction anlong tho conkl!ngites Tint Gen. Gnr-
Held Is neither cunning nor nroit In politics.
ltctl that the IMAM who pt'sscsscs these hiGll
qualities III remarkable degrees slIoulu also
possess qualities wlcl' see,A 10 bo Of 80 OBJ
poslt nature. True, they arc hot often
found III combination. Tho inen who
ncllicve great Successes III party management
nre nut usually distinguished for frarkncss.
Noted w'rt~ptllera ntv nut nt'e! referred
to M remarkably h01cst nen. hut our pollt-
ical history furnishes exn'nplcs0f p,.bltc:me,
who to gcn!'ls for politics 1nlnrtl high
Character, alna WIN were atlanlsed nln,ost
equally for their sllrswdncss and their llol,or,
Andrew Jacksot WIS I'LL example Of ti,Is
kind. 1Ils Integrity was ullAucsuonctl, tlr0-
yerblal; hts devotion 10 Ills country was
1ieser doubted; OH the other tnlnl, his rnpn'
tat!ot. tor shreWtlncs1 as u purity manager
was equally MnlIsplItest. Mr. Lincoln af-
fosls anotllor cxn,npEa OF n rnse combination
Of lofty aims with MI acut4 perception of thu
drift Of polLttca1 events, mud tho at,rewtl,,ess
to turn them to account, Wjtl4o,tt bclltg
, 1881-06-08

tllls lnhienyre, and Of nil the nlic men III
thGlt ranks not one, except tlcii, tinffio1Aa.
WINS prephrcd To sten the tide, Thu rcson.
tEo,, Of expulsion wns ahs,!t to be adopted,
when tlen. Garfield tuok the fnnr and IN
brief spgecll showed the injustcr, m we'll
tic inpollcy, Of 1t. fte said:
fear this Co1yont!ot, & about TO totn,nit
Rtrnf error, and t,cforc they net t't.f ltavh 10
state tho c*so. Every :tcicsNlu in ths Co.lycl,.
arisct. Ii tier places IND c.eh hi, i,ns ssla that
& @ III i ,hoy II
!.,rline to their 1uasn,cnt, q w!se thing u thts
o Sotc cy t Se tf M tes
rssolntioff tor With re re sotct!' rtat il the
these gentlemen f1nl arIAen in tnolr places and
sni.t. VIII not rntu fur yt,'tr notfi!ncc. thgti
efens hs ss o wd b. rs"t b"ra a fttrSs L; nxs
vcn.io,, vii slios hItsl to nteY Ws ennis hors
;rt ~ II o an e ssf III. a
rs ,o q oar rigfts wc can voo On svorS re-. 10
thoso t y,iss to our T constituents, s,id ia thotn
never can .c 4 convention. ot which nm ato
that shMl l1n.l ny tuhc "H"tnst ny vi! On sny
sssass a sa s gts Ssn nai a Y ss ss s fno
Hul.hod gentleman fron, New Turk tMr. Conk-
l1s} ln,s}, s''i'"ko r'oa'ufo In withdrawing tho reso
TI!c tide was turned. Five minutes before
The Convention would tIava pnssesl the rcso-
luton; flse ,utnutcs after Mt. Conklfng was
glnd to withdraw 1t tu nyert Its oyerWllelN-
Ing defeat.
The iiext critical s,age OF the proceedings
occurred on the proposition 10 adopt tile
, 1881-06-08
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CntcA6o TAtHuSK haA established branch
oces for the recs!pt of subscriptions nnd adyeTtssa-
nnenss as foIovF: .
NEW YDltk-loom ~ Tribune building. F.T. NC
FADnES. Manager.
GLASGOW scntlnnd-A1lan'a American Nows
Agency II Iternold-sl ...... .
LONDON, EnH-Amcrlcan Exchhn4g, 80 Htfand.
NENnY i. .HtLt.lH. Agent
WAS11tSDTuS. d. C.-IJtg street,
, 1881-06-08

Mn. CoNKL1Sa has served the Republican
party rood muny ycnrs, nnd It Is cruel md solr
iAh for tho party to insist TINT hu Bhnll continue
to fnnko enormous, sacrttlces Nncludtng n Inv
practice worth tf0,000) on its nctount. Against
bis expressed wishes, tool
, 1881-06-08

TnRkr: was II roaring gpol time Mt the
Standard Thaatre IN New York Saturday, wheu
n t,ew comic opesa cnllcd - Films unl NJ ertuais'
was produced. Nothing like 1t had brcn soon
since poor cn,,nt Joanncs. Tho author wps
g1iyett numerically.
, 1881-06-08

SENATOR LOGAN, ut Illinois, WINS ono Of
those who went to President lfMxes and tod
him something ought tn bo dune nbol1t tho atur-
routu conttnuts. Curl Schllrz, Scorotnry Ut tho
Interior, was another who advised att inycstfgn-
, 1881-06-08

"AUT Cnsar nut Nullus" llas boon freely
interpreted In Now York to tnean "ctnor Conlt-
ling TT rtutt," That II tho sentiment nctuating
tho Bucks in voting regularIy first tnr "Clusnr''
for tho short term, anl tllon for Nullua" for
fhn tuf,tr.
, 1881-06-08

Entered at ihs rnst.omee at Oheasn. Ill.,, AZ Steond-
tfNI1 Matter.
For tho bencnt ag our patrons who dos!re TO send
4inso copies nj THE 1nittNE through ths mali, We
Eyo hcrcw th the transient rato OF postnks:
3. Fnrttan ami Dnthest4e. Ter Enpp.
Tight md Twelvn fAHp o8ntA.
Et4taen rnEb Paper. consd.
, 1881-06-08

M,s. lIESny ViL1Ar,l,, Of tho Oregon Nnv-
lEation Company, desires to hRyc It known TINT
he has not bought any Of tho stock Of tho Now
York Erc'ttng Iosi.
, 1881-06-08

TIFF Chicago examinations for admission
to Vassar viii bo hold ut tho Palmer fla,,so TO-
morrow. Friday. and Saturday, beginning Mt .
O'Clock oach morning. Prof. liackue, Of Fnssnr,
Will 10 in ohnrge. -.
, 1881-06-08

ihink he can be useful to thcnl. !lo must
hurry up nnI .lcfnn,strnsc his 'isci1,Ees* III
renegade or he will nIlss llis opportunity.
, 1881-06-08

KEEr nne eya IN the AIatone movement.
1t la clotld no biREtr than mans hand, but Il
Is toudcsl,
, 1881-06-08

Grand Olpcrn-3fonse. ~
r,nrk ttrcct, opl,osst new COnrt-ftunso. "Uneio
Tn4's Cabin" Afternoon and ov0nng.
, 1881-06-08
hbin 10 inko 1t tfp, Int the fortnn,t.
OF Mr. ltnld 1ntr,N!tscnd now and nsrf1sts
cletnont into tho e1t,LntInn. ""e4peetkd
PUBLIC OPINION.

hnH .sl11 h+t tt.1tr s ~ tNpUftGhn.
a.. ,..,,,ss m' -. Meuplisn tn'fch leynnd s,...t
NH r,ntIs,n ~ l., vn,1 np.urron Of
'''.u eRo'''n' !" " "el'-Rs''Iw'1 dlcrr, 'aoIt1
Hartford tEUnn.A fst,br,,,t IN
trust ibut t,,o.,, tt,,,ro,,,.. tltcpl: Ns
H.. a.. @ oo"lcthrate binhs Will ta ~.
IotmIv FIT svFont; nf'.r and Tint It Will o doua esd
tt, TX Mt.Ss tMc hFltiah ttnvtrnnenf fla raia ~
lor 'he eSPchses or tho Ih,vutntlonnrr w pash u
13tlatou {fcrttl+l fTn,.1. r,.. Int
truIttrt atat,s y w., y, VhefY: Can tba
.......s s.'.'1 n'"l" !" "uopt "jturp not,..s
W"nsu Hrnhlen Amcrioa, tU grAsp NJ . ts.ass
nt'tnko md lh.o tl,o contrc,11..A ~ brf!aa.
thrn!,xhout II contInon. for tho e., inIlueaes
thfs csntnry? ''' fen1alnderW
Nn,v ror1, ,rr,,,r,
,,,,.. =, ~, ItoH"e tHep.l: It wouhl h.
hio Rcpuh'rnns to lo.c tetr atat" tn 10 Tor u
oo,,n,nat, .,,ot, es'atlnl ':a election. We do mn
m,,as. nna,s.p"eo saeu result this ycae, how're.
4acfc ato no sl!th divisions III TIM rar.s
listed In tBst} anti in lH1r. Tim ras AZ et.
ton Ia ett1,,tr and rnm,la- ~. .c" Aan1n'alr1.
In :. n"o rup"!at Tue recent cou.,s a,
,I.tr f,.;y 49, - sl5 hppsoSCtl. and fks tmn.
this time. s liz grrst MtsEose t. quarre At
, 1881-06-08
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CIttCAt;O CHAPTER. III, It. 4. M.->pseini Con-
vt,cntnn this tNchnc-tlnyJ nvennE A. n'Glock. ut
Twuhty -stcotN-nt,. for wHrk: YielttnH Companions
wE1cutIIH. ELL bMlTll, HSCruthry.
, 1881-06-08
rHE DIET or VlHQtUIA,

hurry up nnH tiCfntIllstrnsH lls ,iSctNIl.tas M
n renegade or he will nlss lss opprrtunfty.
.A...A4.A--A-~AA4-
rHR DIET or vlhalu1A.
rlc debt Of Tho Stnte OF Virginia n. coni-
puted By the Two parties In that Stale pre-
sents some strange complications. There Is
q difference in the ennlpntatI, of many infll-
Ions of dollars. Tho prc*cnt State tlnscrl-
i,ient asserts that the drift Of tho State Srp-
te,nbcr, 1874, was as follows: ...
'1g''ea ;,nfass!1 ,Icbi ss @
Total. ............... ............. tn, ,NN, t0t
Slnca then therc hayo bGcn various inalllpn'
latto,,s 1T the debt statement, growing tut 1T
attempted legislation. nnl oil Oct. I, 1911, tho
State Government counted tile debt to he:
Old and new bods and consols.... $!o. t9; Gs5
Aid Tot west SlrR1nia.,.. ..... 1'taeNrHo
TotaL-... .*htV'105d
All these statements include bonds Issued
for past.tluc interest, and Include also nn-
paid Interest.
Tile Itcadjustora' statements rrjcct tho con-
solldation 1eEis1atton rinl tho tpntls for over
due interest, but allow tho Interest Itself.
ilore is tic statement Of that party ~ tn wlnt
the Stnte actually owes at this time:
The Inst tloht of VirafnIn. old rt,9is.
tered and coupon tlo1,t ns Ut JIM. i.
oil snc. liver .teck IND amc. ltiv:
or md khnawha bot1tls. se1i.fD
Tonl statc debt Of Jan. 1. 1861 ... s3, so,,7ls
Interest froM Jun. /, 1fgt. f!cludlng
nrrcnrs ut TINT date ito Jnly ,.l17p.. s1,2A,aia
Deut and interest to July !, 1s7l.. &a..:n3asas
Onc-thlrl OF for West virginia. l7,;aa;G'l
vtrs,uias two.thirls. .......... ;. u, sa, ,;us
Interest mid from Jun. ], fss'1. TO Jan.
], lsS1 a,IlI,"t5
...,. $an,s.! ~
.. ... s:s s,s7a,oD
Stntc's interest in public works sold
for old lpnds botwcen jan. j. 1ett
mud July l. 1S71..... ".6S',1D
.. ....... .-.........-. Sc, ssas,da::,slo
state's interest in public works soii1 for
hontlf nf 't1-Rs, between Jnn. j. lfl}6
nud July ]. .lSil.-".........,.r,,... l,V@tHS
s.l,6oo, ,;5o
Deduct four ycars' var intnrest on
two-thlrls ot the original ,.u,,t at D
l,cr cent. 50sa, ia
slp,tsl,asa
Isl, 10 Juy j, ,si. @ - Nv, " 11,ess,ssl
,n,.r,,t n,,t, ,u o,., .,ne, ,n,x !, ,s '':9 s,s
... sss,s4a, 800
Interest paid in coupons since July !,
lelt tstHt."ls
ssl,o47,; ,;tsa
Redeemed by sinking fund since July
u ..t........'..s....'.. AHfa,t"u
vlrz,ntn's lust debt. ........: :s1s;s', oog
uboyo.. ~ ....... ~ ...........,... has,l1s
rotal...... ssl44o, ;s1
, 1881-06-08
c0NKLINg AZ 4 DEMOCRAT.

49,. 49,. ..,,.,... ..,,, c..',. to-, .,,, H..
hns ht.nm ,lamnInr I'M iinnIiiicnn unrty tlp hjII
md down; l1e snss. md lt's trt,e. TINT hs gre grc-
,r' ."r ai,,,s napr,ci ths las, fur Frsi.Icntn
olecuons ty ll:s xoo,l work III disputed Sta!es
as ow cy y hagS ~ @ Ut n III
l,ow they hakgle 0yur him like dogs over II bonu.
aa,a % 10 mi nj n nc vi as bav anvs
hive dot,e, III acccpt tho orrcr Of Democratic
niea ad oa1Ino M 20 1nneptm1et@t @ wisn naxh
it tbo jMn1.ocrutu I'rcsliuutlul nomination for
lss4. Whit wt'i that bc. BY Why OF rcvcnscT"
WV ~. "'''' - ~ ~ .,,.,
4hetc Il cel'"'"is s!t.htls 't'.S'''''.'"''o
noou' '''s h'"'c'''ela. "n'c" ""l'"n.s etcucn.e
III us accnlacS. 1he Mofas III. lhoo eo''h-
lne Msoauh u! III lni'MaH iF1e"u "tc prs,
c'se'y uie R'na "hlcn snikhl w eAREEu
from Ine o'efocaflne al'a lil-!e'hpefe" ps'l't'-
c'an VINO has encoaftefets oe'1a1'ce' t"nh,
Ing looRs ao"l upon nhost men ~ uoSs' a!'a
ie e%peets peop'e 10 c9tW' ~ III" !ee''. lac
schtltheht' a's"' IS III xeeing WIN eo"k@
!hEs teoeht eo"tec "!fo WIN u'e "'.s! a''seS
NC has aeiseTeu s'hce he les'R''e". lnc "nS
alief h's rss.enaron WAY se!it ih'o t'le SUNNI
ne aala III Nashhs!oi' taa'' II lle te'uItca ~
1no oena'e, !tWo"la VI III ~, 1nocl'enueha III
po'1t,cs' watl Ine spee,a! mission VI nsn.lns
tne 4!epuolle"n 4A"'t''a's'f"''o"' IL IN ''a."'M
.,'et ''e a!,on'u ""'o '1la.e so"e aa'a'lsc 1to"'
that ms5uoh On account o1 tac resistance 'le
1o""a ~ MS fce4ccn'l', nI'" LIS al''"st .ii'.
Vetsai conuen.''nnoll t!1at nus oee', '!s'.so
'po11 ht'h " tne nep"o.cahs '.to"k"ou' 0.e
Country: !" iac', uien 10 n'1"A'& Aut ~o'.h1
!1te 70 ao put Ro li''o .''e ''e'n"cfa'lc l'att,'
IL IS a pis ie nas mol tae eonsaee anu ueeeh. e
, 1881-06-08

Academy ar Mna1e.
.Nhstcd hscct near MaAliaon. Wott MdH. Fnkake-
uscnt ot Tony Dcnlrr. "1iumpty nnmVtJ." AIier.
mum and evening.
, 1881-06-08

NfYmrtr TheNfFA.
Clark firect tetwcra Lake and ftnndo1ph TAft-
s,y entertainment Afternoon nnd oyonlnR.
, 1881-06-08

ltnnro1rh atrcoL between E1nrk and In Falls
Engagement Of Iiarsighn Mnd 11nrt- "Mullgar
Guards Nominee" Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-06-08

TUT liuoks arc still there, but so Is tlls
stone watt,
, 1881-06-08
Gbe Gtilt1t1re.
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