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, 1881-04-29
THE IMMIGRATION OF NIHHISTs AND
Q0kMUNI6TH.

The recent Invitation Ut Russia to the other
European Powers to form an alliance against
NihIlIsts and Communists Is a confession
that she Is unable to denl with hcr own With
cut l,olp, the purpose of Russla. being to
overthrow tho doctrine Of the right OF asy-
luu, 80 TINT political offenders seeking shell
ter In another country may Mt once be given
up. Tic only sympathy Which Russia las
thus far rcce!vel'is from Germany and Aus-
trla, who arc Interested iii such an alllanca
because Of their own troubles with the Com
mu,,ists. 1t Is doubtful whether oil the other
Powers will join Kusstn III such mn alliance,
first because some Of them are not seriously
troubled with tE!s undesirable class Of peo-
pie, and, second, because they llayo not such
absolute power as Germany, Austria, and
Russta. Switzerland md England arc the
principal asylums OF thesa Reds, aud have
never yet manifested my disposition to
give them up, and It would be very
delicate proceeding for any Of tho othors
To attempt to force thom. At the
same tlmc, Should tho three Powers
mentioned make an alliance against them
they would bring q tremendous power to
bear upon Communists. and NlllIl!ats, tho
effect OF which would bo to drive them away,
aud the three consolidated Powers might
make 1t too hot for thelN to remain In Europe
with any comfort, or to accomplish anything
by remaining thcre,1
The ultimate effect Of suci, an alliance will
bo to force tl,1s lIsc0ntente4 and dangerous
class to this country, Already lnstailments
OF German Communists md Russinu Mill
lists havo arrived In New York. md haya
Hnrd1V 1nniait hAfnrA fthRv 1tAyn hnUhrt
, 1881-04-29

uVNA1 VE EA4I1ANAs
Many remarkable contradictions come be.
fore observing people from time to time, but
II Inns been reserved for Scnator Jones. Of
Florfda, TO exhibit tho most astonishing Of
recent occurrence. AT 1rfsh1nai, who cs-
caped from English slavery forty years Or 80
ago to become stakeholder III America. antt
then TO appear IN tho United States Senate as
a defender Of slavery twenty years nfter slav.
cry Is abolished, and III tho course Of TINT de.
fenso to quote an Englishuau who flourtslled
n century hgo, Is d cumulative contradlc-
tim whicl, .lelies competition. 1t is MI accn.
rate description, however, of Jones, OF Flor
ida.
1t would havc been difficult for Mr.. Jones
to make Il moro complete surrender of na-
tlonality. tradition, and principle. Ills com-
patriuts are filling this country from ono end
to the other with l,arrowinR Stories of tho
wretchcdness which Is inseparnble from tho
condition of mere pcasantry. They are maxi
ing largo drifts, and not IN vatnt upon tho
sympathy Of tho American people. Tiny
are invoking tic protection Of the American
ilaK fur 1rishmen WHO claim to have boen
f,uturalizcd Under tile Republic Of the United
States to return and make war upon English
landlords. They cry out, and with reason,
against an oppressive land system. which vet
docs not compare IN iniQnity and injustice
with tlle ownership Of human beings as-
serted by he Southern whites OF this coun-
try up to the time OF tho emancipation, which
they were compelled to recognize under the
superior force of the Northern whites. Yet
IN tho face Of all tl,ta, Jones, eu 1rishnan by
birth, ard the recipient at the highest favors
froeAC1ovcrnment chi, confer upon an alicn,
becomes an apologlst at this late day for
discarded relic Of barbarismi
Jones restatetl and approved tho sentiment
Of Burke that tho love Of liberty Is strongest
among tie ,insters of slaves, And he is m
1rEshman! The direct application Of this OBJ
solete theory, evolved by M ingenious poll
tician Of his time IN defense Of the English
Colonies wlero slavery existed, would bo to
point to tho agent Of one Of the absentee
landlords OF ireland In the net OF ovicttne
| poor peasant family as the best typu Of a
| lbetty-loytng cit!zeni This sa,ne Irishlnntl,
on the same occasion, enjoying not only tho
privileges Of citizenship, but the highest
poltlcal distinction IN country Of which l,e
is not native, condemned and denounced
tho act Of comforting tho right OF suffraRo
upon n race Of men whose forefathers had
for many generations been born OH American
soil and had contributed moro than their
| Share to the development Ut tho resources
, 1881-04-29
WINTER AND WATER CHOLERA.

Two months ago 1t was WInter-chQI0ra;
now It !s water-cholera. Two months ago
tho doctors were Hitting about US active as
grnssl,oppers ut picnic, and cheerful as
bees at honey-maktnE.- d little charge,
and there biz charge. They called 1t WIN
ter-cholcra and prescribed little pills, big
pills, powders, solutions, ,-oach according TO
his "patily." But whether big pills, little
pills. or powders were prescribed everybody
was ordered to subsIst on flout-porrldge.
Think Of forty thousand }nvalids consoling
themselves with forty thousand bowls Of
smoking hot white paste, morning, noon, and
night The whole course Of trade In
provisions was rudely interrupted Steaks
OF boef, Of pork, and Of every other variety,
mutton-chops, a.nb-clops, and all sorts Of
chops, roasts, brolls, md fries, went down,
down, until thore was no figure low enough
to Indicate their value, OF want Of
value. Vegetable dealers were reduced
to the painful necessity Of eating
the!s own wlltcd radishes, carrots, and tur-
nlps. and howltng with every vnriety Of collie
afterwards. Salads were thrown to the dogs
In the buck alley. Tons Of cake dried up In
the pantry and dissolved Into its original
elements-plaster Of Paris and sanded sugar.
Ices and creams melted Into little yellow
puddlcs with borders Of aaulteratlons reseul-
bling the alkalt deposits on the shores OF
staKnant lakes In the Circuit American Desert
All the markets we're 'aat" except tho
crockcry market and the market for spoons.
Bowls wont up, spoons went up; everything
else, except doctors' foes, w ent down. What
pieturo,- forty Thousand bowls of hour por-
II, hH$4
, 1881-04-29


sllce Tile inter does nos require hermet'cal
sealing, n,d tho lights burn freely In tho open
Air nv tho ,tsc of movable carbon points. The
u.,,.,, m..t,. 49, t,.,,,,,o, h..,, I.,u.a,,In..
n[nsn liRHt MS. howosef, oceH ltnpfac'ica-
blo for tile illumination of Interiors by tho
I,.;.,.,,It,,,.,, ~ .r,,,,s,t,t.,, ,r,,t,,, t.s
!i"posa'o't'y " supsls's'o't "!tc" n"e
beer characteristic also OF other systems, THIS
tr,roeathflttv ,ocauuttattro tbo uao NJ TIM
''"pAeo'nts sseeeottat"lh ..le aao " w
ninny wires. The accumulation Of wires Ia
nIso n disadvantage In nanthar way. which is
'..'e = s..-. "'.' ~ .'''r, Wi -
HOW belnR c0nhldcfed III l<ondoi1s Wnefc lne
ynriotts syatnns of Lighting nre being
,...., .I .,.sA T.. - .s,ti,,.,. .,,.t ~
tcateut aElu tlhe II tue POSSIBILITY uht wv
wires inny bD tnnlpcrclt with by miscellaneous
persons SO as to throw streets and thorough
fires into complete darkness. A very III
genlous method, however, l,as recently been
discovered Of subdtyiding tic tellt, according
10 the London Times, which seems to remove
nil the obstacles TINT stand in the way OF
bringing tho ltRht intn general use. The
Timcs describes It substantially as follows:
The producing power Is btcl,ro,natic bat
terry mid l,aif-inch coll, the conductors OF
which, positive md negative, were led from
, 1881-04-29

f1rc,l hia individual t1nnY-nrrtdRO bowl out
n,,tn m the ,t,,c,rnik. mcitni III, ,,cwtcr spuon
IN tho titchnn.s,nvs md rc,u,ne,, business
or,t m tho con.,,,n,ttot, ~ stale vegetables and
,onr fr,,t ,rhls M un,,nnrv ren,oyRl Of n erent |
aro,,rrc ,yas dnuhtless n reform. but, alasl IL
wsx ~ co,nnron,ae, Had the doctors pos. |
scs,c,l tho ,nornl courapo to withstand tho !
In,nnt,oua as.au1t of tho yeRota BILE. |
tneletuoas "ssa.. WV ..,s,eS T..
aoac'' s"a,' W. 'm'e". ~. ta"a. no .,,,,,r,cr.
",,,,n ,,".,:'. s.,,,u.. hal, s,ottc chnt.
" "Is =. s,ss.". p ,r..ps1, H. annth..r ann.
s.s..s,. ,a,sa,,as ,ri,,ai, xrnr,lasa tn rival
s,... ~ .,n t .'.,s.ss ,,,,nxa Mnthor sh,nton
,nns oar,n;,i. t ,.-on l., ,roasrtirc for tho
,aar ", ,es, saomo v. "e ~ ,,orrnrs Tho scason
a o,,o,,. nnsn,ssns,, 70, ,or t,,a raotIzatlom NJ
,;a. 49,. ,,,.... ,irao,,,s ~
M. ,s.,s oon.a,~o,v top,a 4ha romo ~
..,,s,o.- -o,,o,ars :, ~ Il Ia In Tho frtornat ~
w. .,o,,nrs orT ~" Ir,r1,at. ft'ts m Hangar
s,,oa.ta,, ~ ,a,.at ,,,a sintI oot hrt ~ whot
49, s,,ati ,rt.,,, r., ,st,,tor.o,'atarn n voa
,ns''m,,.,oa W. .1,nt ,nt,,,r nj tfonr.rorr,dgc
sf,o,,i, ho ,,,,n,,. IN u,otor.c},olera II Ia nr-
Jnr,., tt.t ~, Ink. ,.otor ahoif ha swo,lo,ei.
st.ha raon,. ~ t,,,s c,,v aro vorv nro,,, ~ tha
ri,ioa ~, ,vo,or sn,,,,tr univ iost woolt t,,av
,ynni,, hnvo i,nc,:.,i ia crvstal an,d Of 1,ake
n,Ieh,en" .eafnst s,i tl,a awnings In tie
,.a.1, 1,,,. t,,,s .vastr ,t,ara ID maize an noor
y. ~ =, = rovoronco Tha c,,tct ~ the Dim.
tors ~ has ,,s rone fortf,utoncl INT ta,te nnLn
MA ,i.t,,,, ~ ,.tnr-,,,o,oro md NJ the ,,oc.
t,,rs, o,t;ot .larse ,.itt, n thirsty exurossion
~ .,o hoo,,,,f.,i ,,ro oui, ,rios il ornrv.
water, yntor oycrywhere.
Nor any drop tu drink.
THIN he llastens to tho nearest saloon and
IndulRcs IN whisky, not forgetting to send
home a bottle of Apo!linnris water to hls
Innocent wifo and helpless children. This
new ed!ct Of tie doctors constitutes the
topcr's opportunity. lie drinks, rs 1t were,
under tho direction of the physician, brandy,
gin. rim, whisky, beer, cordIals, wines, and
goes homo drunk. lii response to tue re-
pronches of his family he nle-cups, "W-a-te-r
c-l,.o-le-r-a,' and points to the hy.lrant,
whence tlows Il yellow fluid resembling the
Missouri River yatar, Of which st. Loutsans
arc proudi What 4 harvest tho druggists are
raaplnri Everything On their shelves which
bears the slightest resemblance to mineral
water quickly disappears, Tho cellnrs nre
ransackcl In search Of long neglected COLI
sleumcnts of waters with gas, and waters
|. without ans. waters from which tho gas has
escaped, md waters whiul, never had any
gas, These are cleared of ages Of cobwebs,
the bottles relaholed and rcburntslled and
presented with fresh ATTRACTIONS To the To-
ycrod aaze Of tho thirsty souls. The freight
trims Of the trunk ltucs arc burdenetl with
| hugo shipments of a,l the old md new niin-
| eral wators known to tho traae. All tho
cotnblncd water and gas OF tho world Is on
| ~tt.. S,..,..A,: 1,
, 1881-04-29

Tis Turkish Consul General to this co'tr-
try has lost his brIbe-fcc commission on m arms
o,nlraot. lilo hnd tho brazon harllhood to 20 to
law to cnforGo It's payment. aud carried bs case
Into tho Supreme Court, which hns Kicked II out.
Tho case Ia thus sshtctts
The TurkIah Government wante,t rides at tho
repeating sort, Buch as hrG made NY tho Win
chester Arms Company. Nr. Chrlstopher Oseht..
yat,. MS Consul Getiorai rs tho representative of
tho rurtG In this country. was bound tn ptneHr0
t1eee ~ cheapy as poeslDlc tur big prlnoll1ais.; 4.
fto bought Of tl6 CosMphny repeating rlilgs os
tho vh!hc Of $1300.uAl. hartng tnadu n sttpnl1s,
uon that he wHs to receive Il commission .! lU
puf cont frum tho sellers. An nErectnet,t ba.
tweoh The hRont Of tho buyers and the sellers,
NO neetl mt sny. IL frnn,ti icnt upon tho f,aeo.
Tho Winchester Company refused to pay Oscnt'
ynn tue commission. Appohl WAS made hy him
to tho Supreme Court Or tho United States,
which has Just declared tiiat tho services ren.
tprGl by DscnHyNtl Werr prohibited 6y cohald'
nrattons ut morality and pulley. w Mr. Osoasl-
yam cnnl,nt recover tho slim mined Of tho Conn
pnny, nur any aum wthtever. which tfa1islo,! 20
must put In bis plra and snoko with such relish
id he tlay lind ppss!ulc. Why tho Artus coEt'
rnny, defendanta, did not pay oscanyan. pi.!nt-
!a, the money. & they ageeel to pay It, nttsr.
wanting repeating rifles, II they nre to bo hrlbc
ut nli. which hnpe s not tho caHU will do well
TO pookpt thuir Rraiultles In advance.
, 1881-04-29

iican Senatorial caucus, who Insist upon |
maintaining tho futile struggle over the elec-
tIon Of officers to the exclusion OF executive |
sessions, arc represented rs contending that |
an abandonment Of the present miserable
foolerY would bc equivalent to "surron- |
der''; and they dcclRim that the Republican
party, like the Old Guard, "ncyer surrcn
dors." Some such talk rs this was heard
from the alleged "Stalwarts'' before the
Chicago Convention, but nevertheless the
"Old Guard" gnyo way before popular sentl-
1ncilt. md II was "sut&u8 gut 1,cltL". This
will bo the result In the Senatorial contro-
versy X folly continues to roign. Yet
nobody will be Inclined to regard 1t as
surrender" 50 far It's that word has m Of
tcnstve sense. Concession to public senti-
nent III q republican form Of government Is
never a surrender, but only q recognition Of
the ruling power upon which the Govern
nicnt Is based.
1t will not be necessary for the Republican
party to surrender In order to permit the
Scnate to 90 into It's legitimate md reces-
sary executive session. It Is not generally
regarded rs "surrender" when people
proceed to do their proper duty in any walk
iii lffe. It Is tho business Of the Senate to
act upon the Presidents nominations. It
was for this purpose TINT the Senato wis
called together by the President In extraordl-
nary session. In consenttnE to neglect tlIls
business indemnity the Republicans In
the Senate surrendered to selfish and llll-
proper influences, and the sooner they rescue
themselves from that error the better 1t will
10 for the party they represent
A surrender implies superior force on ono
, 1881-04-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

New York Tribune: The sections of the
Canada Paalho Railroad built ut 9toat expenae
by the nomlnIAn Government have beea turned
ever To the new syndicate under tha torns OF
the contract recently made. and the work OF
complstlnK tho lao VIII bs sner9etlcally p:uae'
autUFprlss should nafeudy be rgachlng out for
i cunu0atun With 1t. Paul No prophet u
, 1881-04-29

SAYS an exchange: "Mrs. Lockwood, the
washinpton lawyorcss, wants to 10 to nr.lzil as
Mnlstoress. II Cameron hna my influence ho
will probably exert 1t In her favor. Thoro WIS
time, ut any rate, whcn he woulil have given all
his old bhocs to hava her sont to Drnzll or any
wher0 else out OF tho country
, 1881-04-29

OF property. Tho 1tusstan noblcu1an Cannot bo
deprived Of his inuusne nor his honor oxuopt ~
formal ycrdiot Of bis own noble ootnreers,
which must 10 trdottctl by tho Czar. lto oAnnot
be lncarcorAto,, u FREQ from all parsonal taxes,
md exempt from military .iuty; besides this. ho
enjoys tnnuy othor privileges. The dutnuFns of
TIM Russian Crs1xn, ctolnsiso nf thoso' ttans-
furec.i t0 the hereditary nobility md oxeub!vo
of those In Hlbotth. amount to nm arca Of l,GH,-
0oo square Kilometres. Or nvo times ns much M
tho aroa Ut tho wholo Kingdom Of Italy. tho In.
CONC Of which is subject to the will and control
Of ono n,nn pnly-the Char.
, 1881-04-29

T1E French Imagination Is very vivid, but
tho Imagination OF tho French 1ladenls borders
on tnsanlty Whenever they speak Of bismarck,
This noyor~f failing, hut oyer-absorhtnR "bocr-
bnrroI Of the, DnuItcs," this "oRro,' Is always
Interfering ia forcixn afratrs, attempting to
catch tlst BY bis hfaohtuycl!ian arts In nurky
,yatcr, These Co1un,uuar.ls outshino old Mother
satptot, with her prophecies, md what thoy lack
In common ast.se they mako up by tho force Of
their assertions. Pro prmo, 3is,nnrok will or
1au,zc conspiracy Ia Switzerland aRptust the
llfo OF Euperor william; ho will thon discover
this conspiracy himself, aud mako tho propose
tion 10 thd Powers to annex tho Swiss Coufcd-
erutiou to tho (lurmnu EnuIro. For tho dis.
, 1881-04-29

a cALEan4Asf from Parls, dated April 81.
says thnt somo uovcrnm0nts, especially Err
gland, raised objections 10 the Russian proposal
Of conference on tho refugee question. This
sceins to havo been anticipated by bismarck
snme tlmc ngo. because his organ-tho Norti
DcttschtA AHpemtine Ztits!ng-in an nrticlo directed
to tho Pal. 4fau Gnzeite gtves England tasto OF
what sho may expect In cnso tho English Gov
crnmel,t should refuso to jotn the confedcracy
of Btatea to lu formed for tho suppression OF
Nihtltstn, Socialism, Communism, 1rredsntatsn1,
and all tho othcr sms OF tho European rrvolu-
tionIsts. THAT pnp1r declares ttaolf In .fhror OF
summary royongo and rotalauon. III case En-
gland refuses to pruyent tho exportat1on from
her shurcs of muriorcrs, robbers, poison. lot
ters OF nssIul1ulont Tor ro1befs aud murdorcrs to
meet. revolutionary papers printed within her
borders dangerous to tho peaco OF cthor
nclBhbornK Statoa, thon other countries must
lonk out for thctr pWu protection. They Gun
protect themselves, Just a. In times OF pestl-
lcnco among mon md beasts, by sub1octln4 all
porsous and things coming frHm England tn a
careful examination nnd custndy. Theno would
bo nothing unreasonable III this, because solf-
preservation doulnnds 1t. The No1ti Dsatsche ID
furthermore Of the opinion that II tho English
nation and lts Government. who on Hll occaslotla
ran 40 ena{ty holster up thoir ogotie1n BY tho aid
Of Christianity, and whoso country Is tho port
Of exit for oil this dangerous material, Will not
!ntcrdUt anu prohibit SUCH exportntlons, taon
tho Continental Btatea unQy remedy tho evil In
tho manner indicated, by tho limo TINT 1tuEsth,
Germany, md A,istr1 had dumandod satls-
+. factory papers and passports from al! persons
coming from England, and examined thoroughly
every article and pleco OF gooda coming from
that country to sec whethor they cnHtnEu lh-
cendiary documents, papcrt, explosive material,
or poison, Lori Nosobery's organ might,
perhaps, como to tho conclusion that the
principles Of International law upon which
civilized nations bavo agreed for centuries
cannot be violuted With inpunlty by ENGLAND
without letting tho English people know that tho
mAterlnl lntcresta of that country, 30 denr tu
thoir hrnrts, will auIcr thereby. Such nctiou on
tho pnrt Ut Eaorinnny. Nussta, ind Austrn would
10 tantamount to the edtct OF Napoleon l., In
which ho intortlicted tile Importation Ut my
English Rools Into tho Statos ald territories un-
der hls control. England WINGED then, and
| would wfuoo agaIn, us she always docs whoi
touched In hor material fntorcsts.
, 1881-04-29


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nnlS cliton. nne ycnr. 2.06
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T,,S,isr TSufr'f,y. and sniurday. nsr yoat.. 600
Mnn.,n. Wedncedny: @,id fr|dHy: per senrs.. gM s
Ru'dast 1o'paxc eHlao'', pct t'af..,......' ~'oV
WEEKLY NuIiloS@foS1fA4O'
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rSe;.y4e csnn s"IoT; Inn, i.co
,nn sf.to
Ron,,t,onces mar bc made either bY draft, oxptess,
Omon r.Sa, ~ IN rcnls+nrcl tctor nt nur INK
10 CITY SUDSClHBENS.
Dnily, dovcrcd Sunday excepted 10 cents po9 "eok'
Dailr delivered. Sunday nolM6ca. 70 senxs PEI "ee4'
Addrrsh THE Tribune eoMtNN' ',u
POSTAGE,
e'a'' 1a''e''
Far tho banott OF ouf patrons who desire 10 sand
eins'a eup'Sso. .an ~. .t s.te - sc..snn,
RVe ne'o"n'' e'' ~"''r raa,,..tts ~ r,.r copu.
Eight and Twelve ruRo Paper ceha.
1iqht and Twclve rARs Paper. cents.
Txteon PaRc Paper. cohts'
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AnANoN'A~
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Tue thieAuu ttN'.usn va s ua.""ssou ~. ~ .i.a
lnonts ns follows;
NMw Y9,.Km.seom ',.s.sae o7T''"' BUILDING s' NC
.a.,s ~ ,anrc1..t
SnNf,,y. Ene'-Amorean Exchange. ~ suand.
ursnY i, t,tj.1Io, Agent.
, 1881-04-29

O1ymptc Theatre.
f1art street. between Lake md Randolph. En-
gngement Of snelbatefa Combination. Variety On
tGttAlnnpnt.
, 1881-04-29

Cincinnati puxclte: Even Rc1va i. Loet
wood cotlpseurcss bofdr0 the Supreme Coan
by favor Ut Bpeoial uot Of Congress TO oefEa
IN making application to the President sor Nv
rruzllian MIssto,, for herself as cnbody!oat va
claims Ut 0nc-halt tho race, ca1ltiot afo1a A.
Election m tho universal woInan, when sasA.
practical politics by her impossible Inas1'aeaH
It represents her disposition. such that e'su
wnman's hand IL rnscd aRainst oysry ycamtd. "tIs
wninHn, HhG says; ~ incae fur Your seseS sr"a,
Grafton 0niy onN recommendation. aha ttu's il
won,an' slE! acloss T. s!,np{ + peesusu peress'u'saneni
Qnoihor." Nothing !a eAsler tpr tsIai .uaI IN
yet other men to sign rtcHtfHoh'|N'loa' il. i
Giilco. Aeiyn ctos her solitary ',a,, wona"y "yc,.f
thx ba tho nAturg Of women, bow cAtl luei S ID
act with that tagathornc4! that G!,tess11ist isto
eno anothers yi9ws a1a y ,9nt n''S W%ig II fa 70 aa
object, which arc !.,eessasy u lI!ls' l 10 con.
!raEy 20 wolnant naturo 70 nGt td,, 1sI,MHIsIc. IM,IIsIc.
pArtyY And II ths forward ehatNtIloh e "s1Ilr,
tnAk9s this ruhcct,on 1a her sex ~ ~ ~ id
deliGhtlnr to tenr each ntlera oye',,unnte to
women may 10 expected frnn inins,a ,I,nnnior
disappointed hus6allds. ead cynical naG%s'u 'G9neou
t; Y o,pG tSinI Y Ike xe'ery yo '% ILL., go
Now York Tribune tNep):-Wado ila,nv a,'r
ton's confession 10 fully sustAncd BY tho 'eaN m
| Charleston Neus ahd Courier. Ina' lt" 1,a.,,a
claims that the sirreHulart1es were !usau" ~
hecauss shoy wcra thu only monns S, q. v,@ss .ss
| from tyrnnnicnl government, und ~aasss M
tleuy!n8 Northern DemossAta over the .'.h, a.h al
sAytpgi VT IL manlier t0 rest on 'uo ~, IN.
revolution, whatever form 1t takcs tna's md nd On
ualA which do not Ckrry eunFIcaou,ts It.ce1y-
aVa4lpns which lpoe!ye nuoouy VIZ. Wnt.I NV but
luR." This IL frank position 70 s1n. "a raI enl.
II would hasp bepa fllore n,utlS ~ W W. niT sttsr
suvcrnl y4nr1 ngo. 1t iB taken n,sr now 49, denial
repeated Gxpo&uro has nude ,nt,ul,n ,nE.tt',Il,ancousf
'sulcss. THIS cpnfGsson Nppents ;.li.irs ars
With declaration that tho "irreEu E.. aid fur
no iongsr iadapsusabe As11e - hsps !,,t 1i III, Win
this kinl of work my longer. Tno i'stn up Il shs
point OF taking tho cflancns OF aioa" .h|',d, fof
tentiury. It Ii not right that they rn sne was u
ther0 IL not Ehe ,1ctl now that tho.. " mi Wu1ss
fora" What IL the roasnn that u i,,nthtry - @ anf
while to run Tho risk Of lho tIar upcfa'
lonxcrf Simply bucuuse the tissue, ~ ~ Ino coa.
tons hRy0 betE,tna too extensive u: '.vbru fuan
fort Of tho DtluoGrltIc pnrlt', '!1n siut VI
Wlshos to yet otl!co all ha bus to ~ 70 Ntut ia
ballots enough to eiutt him, ~ tno II. rIhd
CVttrfer luoF1 elegantly Gxprtasrs .h. trrr ~
tneAna which call Go j,Istled whe ~ rI,,lura'
!ssonoa VI the pSDple IL ut sthke W. eatloa
ble when thu objective polnt IL tne H.fsrtlua ol
ct Individual aInbltlun aud tnu 49,. 49,, ri xh;ca
personal Kreed.' Thu long Anu w. alIuls.
IL that ths ohly&lFy Are tired ol Ml M.ral. but y.
not because tho uae or thstt Il y. ~ m"uoc@aA
cause they aFu s~rkt"" ''4''lf'le III 'a'
party
, 1881-04-29

AAiUSEsIE IEN.I3.

Centrnt Mnste HALL
Southeast corner Randolph and State sFcnts- jubs.
SeH S1nRaf1.
, 1881-04-29

FnfrhNnk 11MT1s
Southeast corner Of 1txndotnh and State. Morning
lUS} afternoon, ! o'clock cu0knE Lobson.
, 1881-04-29

Whlfe~&toct3inK Park
l.ake.Fronk opposlt Washington street Daso-ba'l
atsl:Np. III. Lake Yiewa ". Ch!cATos.
, 1881-04-29

ITnver1y's Theatre. .
rearborn street, corner OF Monros+ MlnatFol en-
t&ttninuRnE
, 1881-04-29

MoV1cker's Theatre.
Mndt1on stroct between State and Dearborn
'Ouo Hundred Wtvas."
, 1881-04-29

Grand 0pern.1Iouae.
C1nrk street, opposit nNw Courthouse. EnFnRr-
,ont Of tho noston idcsl Opera Company. "Fat.
SItxn.'t
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10
For Young Men TO Remem-
her.

That clothes don't make the
man.
That their fathers know more
than they do.
That if they once get into debt
they may never get out of it.
That they will need something
more substantial than cigars and a
cane to start housekeeping with.
That an employer who hears of
a clerk living in style a good ways
above his salary, is very apt to
show him the door when he least
expects it,
That they can't reckon on their
fathers fortune alone to bring
them through life. Fortunes ar
slippery things-better have some
thing BESIDES to fall back on,
That a girl who decks herself in
the latest thing out, and parades
the streets while her mother does
the family washing, isn't worth
wasting much love on.
That a fellow who deliberately
proposes matrimony to a young
lady when he can't support him
self is either a first class fraud or a
fool.
That if they want to fall stark
in love with a girl because she is
pretty, they ought to be sure how
much powder and paint there
may be in the question and figure
upon it accordingly.