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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-01

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-01

HAS any ono heretofore remarked that
poster is stuck-up thingl-Roms Sentinel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-01

READER, you had best check that cough be-
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using James Cough Pellets, pleasant, efi-
cacious remedy for coughs, colds, hemor-
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-01

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blanks blank ana lns!rqstio1, w. FITzoERAIp,lU. U. g.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-01
THE MARKETS.

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full healing medium In the world. Price 25c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
ViRHINTd NEIY,S

Chief Engineer Coe, of The ShcraCdosh
Valley Construction Co., has removed lis h56d
qua1ters to Wayoesbnro, and Rolk upon the
Shenandoah Valley Road, from Waynesboro
sou:hward, will DO commenced very shorty.
Property is said to be changing basds at a
largo tctease ct NoHpor.'s News, the prospec-
tive eastern and deep water Terminus of the G..
Il 0. X. Il. Landa that q month ago wtro
held at $40 to Sl2 per aero aro DOW held ct
$50 or $50. Qlile tcwo has been lsid Gu!
ord largo force is now o! work tao 1ta.gss
Of the q. 4 D. R. r.
The March term of the U. S. District Court,
Judge Kve5 presiiirg. c,mmonccd in Ljlch-
burg % tuesday. Among the half dcsca in-
dlctments found the most important w.a Tia!
against Mike OBrieD, OF Lynchburg, youth,
Tor extensive robbores at tho city postolics,
Important developments arc expected from The
rccsnt report from Special AgeLt Lancaster,
lnVC lying large number Of deputy narshas,
clerks and commissioners ia crooked trausac
tlors rs to iII' gil arrests aud charges Com
missioner Fryer Of Salem, IVES heard yesterday
10 eXIlana!lon. The court said he had violated
the law through error Of judgme ri, aud dismiss.
ed the case. Other alleged CYLINDERS arc being
examined by the grand Jury, which will prob
ably BIO in session several days.
Tho readjuster State * cuiva coumi.tcc
met 10 R!c5mo1d last pight, Gen. Siiih Boil
ing. of Petersburg, presiding. Amoog these
pres,Dt were John 8. W;s,, N. b. Meade Of
CElpeper, and James IL. Fuz;er of REX
bridge. The prospects Of the party 10 tho SD.
preaching campaign 10 this State wcro disc1ss.
cd at some length, aud 1t was determined 10
call convention to assemble 10 Richmond CO
Thursday, juno 2. to nominate candidates lol
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attoru; y
General, aid 10 adopt pla'foral. Tho CON.
nitteo adopted resolution di7cc iue 90 I'd lress
to the people Of the State to DO prepared. This
document hiss no doubt already bacn tcrmulat
ed, and will DO made puilc Fliiay. The
members Of the comnittc, present approve Of
Senator Mahono's course 10 ,h, Senate. The
federal patronage Malone is exp cd 10 cou
troll 10 this State is evidently counted upon By
tho leaders 10 ii IovciSg many in The acx:
elec,i,D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Is,c Holocaust ut Nice,

NICE. Mach ~ Up to this hour fifty nine
bodies have been recovered from the ruins of The
Italian Oparn house which vas destroyed by FIRE
last night 1t Is feared that mspy more persona
lost their lives. TIC fire comUet cad soon after
the curtain had ,isen for the performance of
Lucia dc Lammermoor. Tho subscribers for tho
orchestra stalls aud boxes Of tho grand tier had
mostly cot arrived. A nsiorly of the victims
belong TO the working class. Shortly after the
fire began tho gas exploded and the house was
plunged Ioto c'upleto dsl kncss. A scene of
terror and disnsy cpsued which beggGrs descrip.
ton. a detachment of ssi!ors from the squad
ron 10 the harbor arrived on tho scene With
pumps and displayed CREST gaaDtry 10 rescuing
the peoIl3 ard combating tho FIRE which was
su5dued towards 10 o'clock. MIR. Strakoscb,
the imprcsSaIio vas slightly burned. Siguora
Bisrcs Douade. ono of the leading artists made
her way if0m tho stage to tho street ssfely.
Oos whole family CT 6ae persons and another
family OF 3 persoUs ere kooTn to hnvo persisted.
R:lief subscriptions for the sufferers have been
opeucd throughout Mica. A leak 10 tho gas
pipe oaujed tho FIRE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
NEWS OF The DAT.

The lea lett The heGceb,c river, Me-. CO
Tuesday ia:t. and navigation Is loR opep. Tte
rV1r vas O., d I'D days.
During February Is ,075 imuisraajs erived
IN the Gitf,:cr porrs Of the L. S over oac third
OF whom were fttm Gsrmany.
During the week ending the 10 h inst. there
we're - deaths from small pt 10 Phjlsdelphia;
II in New York, II 10 Chicago, and | in Rich.
mord.
George Simpson. aged IS years, Ct Piirca
Georges o9unty, Md, accidentally shot himself
10 The head with guu, last Fidsy, aud died
10 few hours.
The Baltimore & OHIO railroad clmpaty yes,
terday made public an official document of lis
| purchase OF the Delaware Wcstor1 railroad. al i
is intention of building c,mpctipg lao to
Nav York as lilly SIS possible.
Two sealing steamers arrived at 81. Joh,'s,
newfoundland, yes;trdsy, bli1grg q, O0O SEAL,
worth $4,000 This extraordinary catch wss
the rtsul. OF three days work On thu sealing
grounds, and the ouiIc rip ouly oco1Ji d eight
dsys.
| Tho New York Evening Telegram Of ycstcr-
day s.ys: Mrs. }. Fl. McVickcr, tho VIII, Of
the we'll Known theatrical manager Of Chicago,
sailed for Europe to dsy 10 tie Cupard steam.
ship Bsthnla. She is called to London BIZ tho
serious Illness OF her daughter. Mrs Edwin
Booth, who is lying almost at deaths door 10
st. James, Hotel. Piccsdly. London, suif.r-
log from that dread disease. consumption.
John I. Crow, managing editor Of the Batir
mora Sun. was sIrckeo dowa with apoplexy
last night while at the ofic,. and died 10 few
| hours, Up to tho moment of the seizure, which
proved 80 speedily and distrt 3iDey fatal, MIR.
Grow was actively engaged in the duties OF hi:
position, and was on tho point ef leaving the
office tor bis homo when his steps were arrested
by the hand of death. Since 1913 no he'd been
connie ed With tho news and editorial depart.
ments of the Sua, and for sixteen years had
been lis managing editor. Mr.. Gov was b1ro
10 Phtc, Georges cduoty. Nd. Deccmter 90
| 1900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH a 1ss1
We arc sorry 10 SCI it, but !be fact csn not be

We are sorry 10 sco it, but !be fact csn not be
lgnlrsd tha5 the supper given b7 Inc Pres!.
dent, tn. Scnato aud. win few u1inpcrtaG; *.
ceD'o1s. By The entire republican party to the
party 10 Virsiais tic CHEF plank 10 whose plat.
tern is ooe by which the creditors of tha S:ato
shal; b. robbed Of thirteen millions Of jcllsrs,
and the iaterts: co tie sun allowed than Gu.
down to hslf OF tGat agreed upon when they
Lent the State their mon:y. hes produced its
natural aCd Legitimate effect, which is to mako
the democrats. who ere almost tho oby people
II the State who psy sny taxes, ard wac fer
years past have baon s.,ising to prevent Tx s,
who don't pap any from reruliatn, tho State
deb. contemplate s,IiIu5y the sdvisatiiy. iD
dread OF possibly worse ccoiaEeDciee, Of Cban.
DINING the fight they hsva been engeg2d ia SO
long, and with such slgcr, losses. TO preserve
the credl! of tho Stale, especially IS III III OF.
ponsnfs have inst rec iTod such pow:rfui aliiss,
and Tor the additional raeso0, which i iy 10
means lnetfac i've under the circumstances, that
nearly ali Of the creditors in thiy cora!sy risGo
10 the North Self preservation is the f!st law
OF nature. aDl msn7 of Virginia s.dcts psji Cg
democrats tbilk it batter that the eniifo dett
be repudia'ed than that th:it party, up:n
whose supremacy The bss! interests Ct TIC State
depend, Should be destroyed AID tho State il.
self turned Over 10 negro rule. and ofs.qleut
utter ruin for i! IS not natural to suppose h It
eighty thousand negro voters will a'low the
comparatively Insignificant runbjr Of white
men who vote with them 10 cour0l Tic { ffc S
ADD stfsi:s Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

We WILL WELCOME HER.-Tae B,:ouess
Bardett-Coutts if her health allows. sitl visit
America With her husband 10 few Weck:.
Buch is the announcement. in London new soa
per- The baroness should come by all mcsrs.
After she has visited America she may decide
TO live in the new world. She will be received :;
b g., because she ia O womaD, and secoodIy.
because she 10 good woman. She has
not forfeited the respect of Anybody whose good
opinion is worth having By marrying according
to her own inclinarocs. She will fnd that
America is the land of the free as we'll as the
home Of the brave aud that it is oonmop
thing for women here 10 be both free enough AID
brave enough to marry as they like Chicago
1riIHne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
EORE{GN NEWN

Ttroo shocks of artfq1ako w3rc ftl: "A! s..
Thomas ca the llth and - b ifs:ants.
A saoeuiaary feht has occurred bc!H4td ljC
FtcDch troops and 500 natives o. tho frontier
of Senegal, West Africa Tie FrJtch weic
7ic:oricus.
a fire bIck, Gu! in the l!a!iaa Op:ra Hovs:
in Nico yesterday attraooo, OF the clmmcnse
ment Of the opera. Ii is feared that hugd,cd
men ard wOlntn persisted 10 the h,mcs FtuT
tosn bodies have been brought out.
The ST.. Petersburg conservative papers pub
lish VIOLENT articles, denou5oi1g the authorities
of SGiz rsDd for allowing Nibi!iss to meet il
Gc5cva AID pcrtcc. their plans Of assassination
81. They recommend that Russia break cf
diplomatic relations with Switzerland, and urge
Germany to aDneX that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
Financial.

NEW YORK March 2i.-The Posus fi1arc..!
article says: The Stock Exchange msrsela sIe
moderately active and extremely fe7cri:h, b4:
as 8 rule higher. q bonds are slower for 30
Us, tut otherwise unchanged. RI bond: Sc
irregular but generally lower Speculative
stocks have been alternately strong and weak,
but as rule are higher than yesterday, the nc:
ADVANCE ranging from tall per cent the l.!!sr
y q w. Chattanooga 1ntinues to fcc.rs.e
wildly. The principal dealings have been ia D
L g W, Jersey Central, Lake Shore Mil & s.
Eau, Chattanooga Pec Nail Iron Mount, aid
Union Pee. The money market i, ossy st ib0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

Ii, and there il h'ga garrsnt iyr j. :.c!l,o
divided agairs: itseIf must f,ll Gec:T4i Ma
homes condition is ty 30 DaesGs faVO!Eb,H, i.r
his Richmond crgan is 50 put GU viii is
Washington organ that i: says The Ia:!tr is IL"
terly ignorant of!ha Virginia deb: ql,si.a,
and also that it ''has never done tho Cectr i
the honor of rssdiog Lis luminous ard CSC
elusive statements" upo1 that quoslioD, Wi
this household qaarrci we. OF curse CO MT
interfere, but We may be permitted to say ih.t
whereas i: is patent that tho Washington orgsu,
if not disiDgerucuj. is utterly "igporao," Of he
question referred to, still there cro w2ry who
will excuse it for nos wadi2g through tho ia
minous and conclusive" statements the g ,ncra
has made upon that eubisct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
The M8rkels.

BALTIMORE, Aar 81 Virginia 6. cid - /; Do
deferred IL do consolidated 7Si: do y se;e;
-, past Que coupons "a; new l0.iCs ds: bill
to-day, Cotton dull; middling lC2 Flour firm
aud firm; Western oasier, Closing G7m; ScQ.h.
ern red l2Oal23; do amber lz4al23; No , Wet.
ern winter red spot and March l2OalNi: Ap!ii
lN5 sl2Ot; May l20,l20t juno ll9s,llyi. C1;H
CSouthsrn shade easier; Western loE.'
closing finn; Southern white 81; do yellow 81;
Western mixed spot and March 5Gts56s; Ap' !
55ts65i; May 54t at4s sto.mar54 Oat, olais;;
45a46. Rye fam 8. no. Hay unchanged Goase
quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary 10 fair 1es,-;
Sugar fem; a soft OF. Whi5key dull at ;! H.
NEW YORK.. March Sc Stocks irregulsr srd
unsettled. Money Sc Flour dull. Whess
heavy and lower Corn dull and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
The Constantinople Conference,

LONDON, March Fl The Standard in a lead.
ing, article this morning says: The conference
OF the Ambassadors at Cons;satinople may now
Do considered as ended. The Porte's repeated
delays snd its Systematic revissl of schemes al.
ready pronounced iuprEc.icsbe have left the
Ambassadors no alternative but 20 announce
that ncti ing further caa come of the negotia.
lions. We believe thst though the Porte will
be no longer invited 10 formally confer with IN
Amoasssdors, 1t will still be allowed to make a
new prOpossl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

1t is reported ttat oleo.margariae hts been
and still is sold 10 this city, and tbs, 100. rot-
wittstandiog tho State law agaiCst such SALE
Possibly when those Who buy ii. 10 GOES :qaeaca
of its cheapnets. Learn that i: is az dangerous to
health as raw meat ioa5Eu,h as it would bo
rendered unstable if tho temperature under
which it is manufactured vera raised 70 dc
gree sufficient to kill tho germs of III, par sites
that are likely to be in tic fat or suet OF which
i. is made, they may b, iIdnc.d to discontinue
its us3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

AS our reporter came along Water s.reet lat
night, shlvering with The chill night air, aul
dra8log bis overcoat tightly about bir, be
though, now is tho time for colds and cough"
but If poor mcrals only knew what cst5;n
cure Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup is, how few wen!
long suffer. and then it costs only twenty-five
c,nts.-SanduSky (Ohio) Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
Assassination.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, March 24.-There was q
fatal shooting ARRAY near Toledo yesterday
morning, in which John Dixon, a prominent
ci!zsn, was shot and. it is thought mortslly
wounded by Frank Foster. also q leading citi.
which dates back to tho election last Sep!em Der,
when both mon were candidates for the same
county ctlics The tragedy occurred on the pub.
lie highway. whsr the parties accidentally met,
when the quarrel was renswed. Foster drew q
revolver, and, though Dixon WAS unsrmed shot
him twice and rode away, leaving his enemy in.
eansiha II "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
Death of q Missionary.

NEW York, March 24.-R.y. Asher Bliss,
tor many years missionary of lhe American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
to tho Scn,ca ltdians of Western New Yoik,
died Yesterday morning ct his residence ia
Sou;h Valley, Ca:,arsusus coun!y. N. Y, aged
eighty years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
Candahar.

IoNDaN. March 2l-Mr. Stinhope (conioi-
ValiVe) former under to:re..ry tor India, will
move IN the British House of Commons tc-night
that in the opinion Of the House the evacuation
OF Canaahar in the present critical state of affairs
in Afghsnistsn will not bo conducive to tbe trp a
ord permanent interest Of India.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

ptob.bly tie most brilliant wedding that has
ever bsep seen in Richmond was that witness
ed yesterday egeoing at the residcccs of Mr.
james &. Pac', on franklin street. The oon-
trtc Ing parties Uer, Miss Mamie Pace, eldest
daughter Of Tho host, ard MIR. Allan K. Dom
nap, popular young merchant Of Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
Died From q Stab.

NEW York. Marsh 24-Michacl Ts, l,r, 81
years Of aer. died q! the Hoa CO pathio Hos
plta Brot k yu, last night, from the ffeots OF o
stab in the head. alIedged 10 have been received
at tho harda Of Reuben +. Ball. during tisht
on tho evening of March I. Ball, who is rcpe
mak:r, is ti1csecn years of acc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

Really St. J:cob's OIL is a wonderful RENE.
~, Tritcs Mr. VIM. Rsiubart, Eimore, Wis,
lor l could mention dcz,us of cases where it
mas proved its magical irfaerc,. One c,ss 10
psrtIeula ar will STATE: know man who suf.
ieted With Rheunsatsm for the last t,centy four
years s1d Of late be could hardly move around,
Alter using a few bcttl:s of ST. jacobs OIL he
was entirely cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
Explosion of "a Cylinder.

NEW York, March PA cylinder e..
ploded in tho Newark City Six Mills, ycsler-
day, blowing out FIVE windows, causing tic
creates: alarm among tn, employees and PEG
plo dwelling near tho nili, and making loud
roper" F1rtulatey, 20 onc was hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

We are glad to learn from the Washirsttn
Star that West Viraioia has sign;fsd her vii
lngness to assume orc third of tho Virginia
debt We had oct heard CT it before, tu. then
the Washington newspapers know a great deal
more about the Virginia debt than the Fr4inia
papers do-oRly they don'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

IMPORTANT As guarantee to purabas r;
McbURNEY & Son ara nov boiling the pr
LIQoURs and Wines Inported aud doma,i'a
uoder their own nc, therebV Droteo Jog IN, T
trade from ito many impositiqps bttel
,Iqucrs. mlel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
Suicide from Desnondeucv

=, FALL RIVER, Mass. March 24.-Wm. r
Huntsr, al years Of age. son of ex.Msyor Joh1
w. Hunter. of Brooklyn, N. Y, who arrived
here by boat yesterday morning committee
suicide IN ono Of the city parks this morning bJ
shooting himself. Cause, despondpncy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

Tho New York Tribu1e says tho general Up
provsl Senator Mahocc's curse mee;5 nth 10
Virginia indjc'tes t0at tho people tl uij Stale
have advanced. F.on what ", SEQ AID hcsr
we arc compelled 70 believe that tie Ir!buno
has made q mistake. aad intended 10 gay the
republican party, Instead Of Virginia. fer where
as the Senator o)urso does meet with The D..
ersl, y.s almo5t universal approval il til, res
publican party. 10 Fir1inia i: is as universally
eeusured, repudia!eG Gud condemned. If, boy
ever, tie Tribune made This ms ako ia:rnii9n.
ally, as is no! unlikely, il is not surprising G q
journtl that apothcos rs tho wretch Who at
tempted to massacre oil .ho white moa and
outrage al the white w3m3o ia Fugiai.. and
for whose statue /! wants a niche ia tie {. pi-
toll at Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24
letter from Falls Church

Correspondence of tie Alexandria Ga=:Nc. !
FALLS CHURCH, Va, March 23l, 1851.
Siuce the campaign Of 1850, military spirit
has seemed 10 perysda cur community, which
has Gnnlly c:orpid out in 80 effort 10 organize
q military company in the town. o. tho 2lst
Twenty-Five young men met and pledged tbom.
selves to uoio in turtheriog the p.t jacs and or.
gaDlz:d By selecting ss Gaptsio, w. p. Graz
ham, formerly CT the q Va. Cavalry q. S. A.
aud Geo. NJ. Thompson, formerly of The 3:b
PtnD. Cav, U. 8. A.. ts Orderly Sergeant.
This blending of tho Grey and the Blue speaks
lavorsbly for the aniy prevail lag among the
young men who represent all shades of s; c.sl,
religious. and political feeling; tho moro SO { s
the selection of the ssid officers Wss made unan.
imcu,y, and solely because of their former NIL
itary expericrc,. II is to bs hoped that this
'raternal fcelirg may continue, and that 10 the
future thew may always be found fighting under
tie same flag.
The colored people hsvs also been sadly af-
Il cted with the military fever. and meet this
evening TO orRal,z, co!ored compsuy. As
they have among them several who have s,en
active scrvics 10 The field during the late 10.
peasantnesss. they will be able to officer them
selves with men from their own ranks posted 10
the manual of arms aud the company drill, AID
their white brethren will hare TO look to their
laUrals, or the colorcd troops, who fought so
nobIy, may give them the blush on review.
The SHENANDOAH VALLEY RoAD.-It i; aaid
thst.trsins will be running on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, from Rsgerstown, Nd, 10
Wsynesboio, Va, by the 18th of April, and
tina! the company contemplate ths construction
Ct several branch lines, ono east from Berry7ille
to the copper regions of Loudoun county, and
vest through the silver and iron regions of
Preston and Monongalia counties, W. "; east
from Christiansburg to the iron of Franklin
county, and ives! to the coal Of Summers county
and east from WytneVille to the copper of Car.
roll county. and west to the coal Of Csup creek.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY.
Petit against Applsborry end sle. Argued
BY Col. John II. Guy for appellant and a. K.
Blskey and James o. Shepherd for sprelees
and submitted
James Q. Shepherd WAS slow2d TO practice
hs counsel in this court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-24

The radical newspapers ED sonc 6ouhcrl
journals that parade in The mask OF de m0cracy
sre c,ntit u!lly contrasting tie ra.id sGva=co.
ment and progress CT the North vii. ho slow
rate It which the South is marctiae, ana at
trbuling the difference TO the lbsra!ism, crcr.
81 aud Industry Of tho t,rm,r secsio,. Now,
all such talk is the vclies. gsbblo. As to ibtrF
alism the South exceeds the North 10 such O
degree that comparison is Gu; Of tho q1ca;iol
and as to cuergy aui i.GIs:iy, Il the PRODUCTS OF
the South, in her crippled oocdiioo, doa't shcw
that her people arc not lacking in those qua i
Lies, they don't show anything. The Sauih is
making rapid progress in oil The Legitimate
elements of material prosperity. ard the asor,
and sole reason, why that progress il not ovtn
more rapid is because th2ro arc witIi1 i.s Tor.
ders Eve miliioSs Of lazy. thlitlaas Eace whose
mere presence prevents tho inrligration OF
white peopIo erd the attendant iphux Of capital