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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-10-27

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Mormonism has some redeeming
features. For instance, it doesn't
throw the burden of supporting
a husband on one woman.
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The Garfield monument at Lake
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proposes to raise $4,000.
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Lowndes county voted on the
liquor question last Tuesday, and
polled a majority for liquor of 362.
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Mr. C. A. Nut,iug, of Macon,
died on the 18th inst.
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CHE Marietta SoaruaI.

Marietta, Ga. Thursday, Oct 81, 1881.
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politician. should be regarded by any decent and rsDu

politicians should be REGARDED by any decent and rspu
table literary nan even "a q necessity"
So far these remarks refer 10 the office which naYo
the honor hold and my predecessors IN that Once
feel called upon to reiute them IT. siuce my connection
wnded politician" have objection 10 tho fact being
made known through the agency OF The IRIs VSEs
cOlumnA My predecessors in Office have been:
Mr. Theodore 5 Fay, who entered the Diplomatic
Service In 1886 Secretary OF Legation AT LONDON
er6 aS s after more sn Sixteen Years q and
faithful service be promoted to be Minister here in
2-Mr George @ Fogg. who appointed by Pres
dent Lincoln m 1861 aud held The Office during the NY
taBDg the good relations between the United States and
Tho only European country thoroughly in sympathy with
the republican institutions then undergoing Tue crucial
Dnt successful test Of side Of the ocean.
3-Mr George Harrington, who bad for a number OF
Assistant secretary Of the Treasury under President
Lincoln with credit To himself aad to the subtraction OF
The Government. was named Minister here m le6j.
Mr. Horace RuOee, whose ability both IA journal
Ism and diplomacy IL sufficiently known 20 the readers
The 1RBUNE preclude the idea that he required
Grant IN 1sC9 In $50 Conrre reduced the grade aud
salary Of the " ssOn and Mr. Rublee resigned On hi.
return 10 the United States he took such active ana
manly steps IL behalf OF honest money that there 10 no
suspicion that be IA hroken-wnded" ~ bis politics
The above sketches OF the gentlemen connected with
tins Legation wil. sure. dlspel the notion
that The swiss Mission has been " the refuge
OF broken -winded politicians" | can add that the
records OF THIS Legation bear evidence of the credit
able and able manner IN which those gentlemen per
formed the duties Of the Office and take pleasure ia
csufyug ;be esteem respect In which they were
held hv the people and Government among whom they
supposed to nave sought refuge"
Tue usriOns names Of literary men, and Of others ~
equally eminent pursuits Of life connected with tie dip
omarc and consular service OF country. qua at no
peupt ~ greater numbers than during the RepuOl can
Administrations OF the past twenty years render II diih
cut To understand how the most decent ana rep
utabc literary MN could regard t ~ other than an
honor 10 be TIE representative OF the United states to the
Swiss Confederation l an sir, your obcdeut servant
NICHOLAS FISH
Charge dAGacs OF the United states to The Swiss Con-
f.dt1itiun.
B,,,e surf-eriand March l.. ISL.
lMr Flsh, ID his sensitiveaess, strained the artI-
Gle that troubles him. IN order to give it specific
application 10 his own mission and himself lie viii
BE- less clgof 10 hunt for trouble after whle.-Ed
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SALE or VALUABLE BOOKS.

THIRD PART OF THE BRINLEY LIBRARY.
MANY HISTORICAL WORKS DISPOSED cT-sOME or
THE Prices OBTAINED.
The sale Of part third Of the Brinley Library was
begun yesterday by George a. Lcaytt & Co., ar
Clinton Hail. The sum realiz d at the first sale
from tho collection III March. 1e19'
was SIS $50 -, and that at the Sec
ond, q year later. was $33,003 ~ There
are III lotsin the third part, and the list contains
number Of rare and important books. Most 81
tho works are historical in character. treatn. Of the
carly history Of the different states and
the west Indles. South America and
tbc American Indians Several very Tar' and Naiu-
able Bible, are inc u,cd On ths collection, among
them the Gutenberg Bible the hrst book ever printed
from movable types. published ln tho clN o. Neiiz
IN l450-53. Among those present at thesair{ r,;'I
day, which wa, not largely attended, we're cis
for Tho state. Department at Wlsh'niI.n
tnr Historical society If tins CIV
TIC Carter Brown Library; Providence, H., J.; The
Boston Public Library. The Auuquluan society
Wor ester, and Yale COLLEGE. Although the hIa.ihS
was or The most part quiet very TAR pnccs were
H. ,ret lots flre were several ol.- and nlmnh-
lets .lailug To tLe history oi Alabama aud Me--slI
wilc brought from - cents 20 - 80 piece. y
ooy = " Description Of i-'-t FLORIDA n .t al. caa
I'm 3'ftiam. London, 400 brought -, me
.a>c OF fae Inhabitants o. las .nrl1, nail ne
morocco. .Au-u,tinr. j ohu Wells. printer. - l.
was s.. tel a. - and Ian @? iawt5 90 81
Deco. he. edition %. GarcliIs."'s nara lNe
Of The conquest of foud' .-'.d ior 81
4 ht'e volume entitled in'f're h''daF d' 20
FIor,f, D., Laudoui.clc aid G,uILte-. Which $50.
dedicated 10 ST Walter Raleigh. Pans. l'~d. Oh
ttee calf 10. pages Ird ln'd, Ncit rue. Was l4i-
chased for artti lru"u Library 90 f-Ip' Nu"'@
Cabeca dc N.c-.' "a Spanish volts. Inst e.Iil"ii,
original NellunI sold for ~.'l Romans History
of last aLa West tiniiu1 work or natural h.--
nonnd Nr,-Ycft. f-7l exceed r.ftcu hi-di' b..
beng STATED 10 100. and -o.f ai 800, thc nigh
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DIED


ABBE-ra windham Conn. April l. Of pneumonia Triiha
waldo wdo' ot he iae Moses Cleveland Able IN tie sd
AYREs.-In New YORK Monday Apri t. 1884, OF apopcxy,
joan Is Ayfss. aged -, ~ yrats -. 81, ,u., .,o
BERWsTER-In TINS city. suddenly, saturday Ap 3 Mary
p HafsioL VIE Of triaAln D. Brew ser. OF AidcIOwn.
Funeral M ,1s ne paes At ocoes ss' ay Gyenns at the
81 ELIZA his residence. 10. 10 West 55 st. on Monlay
Relatives and friend. attend the funeral
late residence. Wcues iay afternu on ~ 80 oOcf
qucstel that 10 flowers 10 eat
cAREYon saturday evening April . John Carey IN mo
Funeral services te Church q tho TraEsaspraton 29th'
c2h a% jan roa 20 'f a res 'G's A ' cc
daughter 0i the llte William = Coe 49,
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DEVOO Monday. Apnl Aacinc C.. yido. Of the iate
friends o, the suiv respcctlay invite 10
iru her late rcslrnc'. 100 2a. Ihe hicucs Viii
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AFTER HE nEApD FROM THE BOSS.

TT0f0T 4
The affair is attributed wholly to blaine
The President had pledged Mr.. Conklng only twenty
fonr hours before rst batch OF names were sent III
thai he and Mr. Plat should De consulted WIN Ieeteoe
so ali New YORK nominations II these are the Iacts tbe
NeU-Yo Senators will have unusually strOnK reasons
for asking 1.-The courtesy u the oeha'e III ispoSiuk VI
the offensive nOfninatlOn.
The pro.,dent will soon lose all doubt. II he has not
.ready done So of the which ne mas been de-
ceiyed Aud he is great ana maguanlnous enough 10
correct mistake serious that could nave heen
committed for the disturbance OF kepuhoah naEuion!
In NeW-T0rk
The place for which Robertson has been named carries
rnorr patronage influence ana power than all othcr h
fhe Stale combined. II Mr. Garfield were 10 XIV, tue
efawarts every Judgeshlp, District Auoreyship NJ Ar
shashp Post O1ce and other Coec OrShip ID thc , e'
and reserve this alone for the independents the at
would have the best Of the bargain We nCucNe me
President will his mistake and either rectify II MN
sef or kindly permit Senate TO help him out 81 III
Ieams which is iuperlhng the unity and strength OF
the party In the State
The appointment Robertson 70 some place o. honor
and dignity Influential In STATE politics would en-
counter opposition, aud wOuiA probably Dc equally
acceptable him. He cannot. OF all men, an ri 10 so
into ght with positive certainty OF being defeated
He is a cautious man. and Unld rather Than DtiSrl-
ept ia his disposition. He should De sent abroad ~ a
capacity that would fun recognition OF his c!diu
upon that portion Of party which was benefited L.
bs course last summer He Is certainly capable OF lug
with dignity and honor any place under the Govern
ine hope the President vii! be able 10 pf"N de
for him satisfactorily without dsrupuug tue party III
this State.
HIS BACKBONE IL ALL RiGHr-HOT Is YOURS Z
Prom me Kingston fTsemdn tC0HEltng ReDl
1t is announced that President Galueld has
lost tWedty pounds OF hcsa succ his lntu5l tti
Al that rate II Is be- hoped that s backbone WI De
cone dlscernlble IN few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-05
OTrlcERs CnOsEN ~ TEXAs.

PALEsrINE, Texas, April 4.--'rhe stock
holders Of the I1teruauonh and Great Northern RAT
road at their annual meeting today elected tho follow
iug officers for the ensuing year:
Directors. jay Gould, Samuel Sloan. r. W Pcaraall.
". ". Phrip-. 81 Scw YorS; l. = Hayes, a. NJ. HoNe.
ID 3. H. smith. OF Palestine ;Jamcs A. Baker r. a ice'
Of Houston.
President. r. 5. Hayes; first yice-pfesldeut, :. W
PeaIsll second vice president aud general supcrin-
tcBdtut. III. NJ HOXle.
speoia meeting Of the stock )dcrs has been called
for June 49, Tor the purpose Of changing tbs charter Of
the second mortgage bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-05
THE PREsIDESl's WEE COURSE.

General Garfield knows and apprtc iatcs the
great services Genera Grant Senator CoDk INK and
other aggressive leaders He recognizes Nj. Conkla
only master spirit OF the Senate, but the
disputed aud powerful Republican chief OF New York
who IL Justly entitled to consideration. With al. direct
obligations 10 the Independents fer his nomination aud
10 tho stawarts for the dery aud successful energy
which they impaired 10 tue canpagD. ~ would De
strange II he did not feel deep OF gratitude
both he did not recognize the claims OF each and II
did not seek TO uoite them IN common support OF his
sdinin alton. TINS ie precisely what he under
taken to do. He nominated q number OF C0nSp CuJus
officers for New York because they were the friends OF
Nc Conkllug. lie nominated Judge Robertson Tor Col
lector because he the foremost representative OF the
Independents This course has led 10 clash because
while he Is under obligations 10 both elements, they
arrsyed each other But duty OF both
recognize the dIc uities and embarrassnens OF the
President.
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vALEsTA April tArriyed str Fcrnwood t5r,. from NsN
York for Antwerp short Of coal 4
BoEDEAUx April 3-Arrved str P,soola tsr. from New
Orleans.
MovMLz April 4-Passed sr sardnian. from Bosten foe
Liverpool.
HAiIVAx. April 4saiied Liverpool bav.
Ink coalsd.
nAyA,A April o-sailed Niagara Baker for HewYork
AMERICAN PORra
BOSTON, April 4-Arrve srs Bayarsn. Lazzolo for Lven
pool Canopas JOY for Liverpool Giaucus Bearse Tor New
York.
PmADELPmA. April ARRIVED, ctr Maynower, Davidson
from Newlork
Clearoi str A SINNERS. Warren for New.York.
BALTIMORE, Apr 4-Au1yei. strs Rossmore Amlot from
Liverpool: VIM Lawrence, March from Nes-fork
Clearei str John Garrett. Foster. for York
NEwORLEANs. Cleared str Carolina for Liverpool.
SAN FIAacisCo. April ARRIVED. str Gaelc Ridley Hons
Kong via Yokohama
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON April 4-sale 22d nit, Ada Gould lst insrArc
tic the latter for Charleston g nia the the Dell
Kate Mellck Betty In inst Carl John Lorway. all
for NewlOrk BrodreDe ChigDsoto Roma Wellington, Vim
DOngas. EraekKa. The latter for Wilmington. III cLaTen
Lugia Madre 4th inst snow Burgess. all for BaDore
John MtBr
10th nit p Punch Josef Peru LIST INST Aneroid
Audaz Christine Elizabeth. Espana, Ftdrh IGrrul hunrso
% INST a Meyer. Dsuntcss
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LOOSE IA OTnER rOINrs.

PETERSBURG, Va, April 1.-The family resi-
dence OF Thomas DAVE. IN brunswick County. was
burned yesterday the family barely e'
Gaping. The loss is more than $1,000; insurance
81 300.
DOVER, y. H., April A fOur-story tene-
menthOusc. owned by J0hu ". Scott. was burned THIS
morning II cost $1,000 insured for c5.oDO.
PAsCAGOULl. Miss, April 4.-Thc Austrian bark Ie-
we're. partly loaded with lumber. was burned on nora
Island she total loss. The nrc was caused ny tue
explosion Of a cabin lamp The crew was saved.
BAsKING RIDGE y j.. April 4-The house on the farm
lately purchased by DR. VOORHEES, known as the Bedel
property. about milo from tns place. vas destroy ca
by Ire last night Loss. $1,000; insurance, S@OOJ
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NOT MR. COSKLING'S WAY.
H.. RI. 4unFnu AfHr

We published last evening statement IL
regard to Mr.. Baine's touching ceftar Doil
tions made by President Haze which isfcse'u
~ him. We informed upon authority o. tLC l; e>t
character that the statement written under tultl
misappreheEsOn of the facts. During Mr.. II ye,'s
term he made many nominations TO which Dir. Blaine
was opposed, but single ms
four years Of lie ask the Senate 20 r~ ct the nominee
In particular referred To he UnIied STAGE Ma
sbal Of the STATED M Blaine dstnc y declines as fCT
his rejection. and put MS action the GrOuri thai
though nominee not agreeable TO him persona
al honest pcte.t ana a isc,
caL. The three mo I active political Oppotv Is Nj.
Blaine has IN the Republican party " Maine Ncfc i-
mated for office 10y President Hayes aud Mr. BiaD
each case declined 10 oppose them, aud icy Wcs. ali
confirmed aud are Ia office.
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A BrNGHAMToN STORE BURNED.

BINGHAMToN. N. Y, April 3.-About
2:30 o'clock this afternoon fire broke
out on the third floor OF the four+tory
brick building north Of the Ere Passenger Depot and
soon the whole Interior flames. JHe building aud
contents are total loss
The building Was owned by exMayor Mckinney, and
IA Insured FOR $500 II occupied as follows (:
s. s. Newton Co. novelty works. loss $1,000,
insured for $4,000; 5: Mills Ely. Wholesale grocer.
on his own building adjoining $2.Ooo fully insured ;
Walter Mckinney, brush factory, loss. 5000;
suranoe C. ii. Rogers papel box factory, loss 81 500;
Insurance. 81 600 The IRE originated IN the Novelty
ing a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-05
DISTURBANCE IN A HOTEL,

Two young men. much intoxicated, entered
Ne Grand Central Hotel In Broadway. last night.
IA created . disturbance by their Offensive words
- actions. They were ordered 20 out,
reused to do 10. The hotel porters
.us ordered to eject the young men, and put
- cut with considerable difficulty. The young men
ssxst desperately and much excitement was created
eod about the hotel by the occurrence. No
~ vas injured. however, and the young men
~ tufned over 10 the Fifteenth Precinct
Sths wEo locked them mp on charge
oranE ADD disorderiy The prisoners refused 20
Were they lived One gave bis name as Charles
e - sad tss other ssid he was A. u. Mnnson.
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OBITUARY..
DR.. EZEKIEL r. GAINES.

DR.. Ezekiel Baldwin Gaines, whose funeral
Was held yesterday At E4s home N B'on;on, " j.,
~as BORN IL That state and the couaty IN which lac
G.. October - 1-9l. ~ his deI, hc was tie Oldest
physician "a the state. lie pursued his medical studies
under Dr John : Darcy, ofNewaIk. and received his
poma IN l-Il la 10 he married Miss Phe6e ktchcl,
a granddaughter OF Aaron Kichrl then United states
fi.ior fr0u NcH Jersey. Or. G1ue3 took an active
fat prir, lr~t ~ Wing. and Later H,H Eepu1ican
lie Represented Do, county 800 The senate nud Assembly
flrvrt fcar.. lu Took part m preparing ihe pr"a'n
St.fr Constitution lie riNt- 600 so @uh Three d1dsh-
trr. lrrl;, i'I i4 irDn IId great lutc Ilie1 MS
WE 1 -ll ln LIZ.
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rHSrNGtAN iHhLrED
SHIPPING AEUS
FORT or NEW.NOKh ......APHlL a. 1881.
ARRIVED.

IOIll OF Nkh \ bhh mil 4, 1871
ARRIVED
a,r f,lv tPr sumner Liverpool Nch % end Qaecns;owr
"a. va n, a., l'' ,,-,s 90 r " i',, with MI, iron
g. or.,. vessel ta oeaErI Hps.
~ liz nrrit ~ Dcnns. Baltimore Aphi 2v'h corn "a
"-i rr.t tit, -lsckfor, A.rnwan ,io. - with ads,
~ Hudson Fireman. NcW-Ureaas Gays Win mise t.
str Cha@r,ie Reot New ORLEANS, days, with miss aud
pt>-rurtret O l0srrt & MOI san - q, ,, sid, ,-,,,, .,
Gourl PrlrsslL
rg-lho oiorns weasel arrived yc,ersy too late for in
ship
str R,ohnoud Key. Richmond ard Norfolk Va. to Cd
DO.nnion - Co. .
,uN,Er-Wlnd at sandy uooS, moderate. NV. clear AT
N' CLEARED
Arizona M %SrTay Liverpool 'p Ri and 2 i.o
Mrg,n 49, Amy Dora ar. sinclair Havana ABBOTT -.
Sy1g9s 6. S SouS 1o'eplas iheSpsso ta Binmos
,,'.sss ,Wii H.Gl. Pof,sna. 4mss
SHIPS Calfta Harms Br Morry Alicante Sca'le,, ntos
Rosie Ell Welt san Francisco, sutton 60; p.... 49,
la A. , esn' ien SS Peers IenicJil.. Mard CO
isi~1 iirl Jones Ade.aiae south Australia II Cross
mar srs arr arrc Bertha Hall Ma,an,as 8re5! son Co
si .are. lara "a " Loud 4 Co Florence Abbott
M oasnd Port rata IS ,t Aas aIe. An Ssn f
nnnas fchnoni.J Van hrant ono r. sIeySGs' Ia
W no"sass 4 CO... Emma DrosDy crosby. kilsson IA
u HTsr5 Van Brant -. .Georgo IL Vuidrad Van
osai " ashla gtOl. A Van brunL
O'"-' MISCELLANEOUS.
,,.,.v Aprl 4-seatneT Celia tIr Smith, At Bordeaux
d., Sew Yors has her rulder disabled.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FoREIGN PORTS
,o,,ox nr,l T. Arrived. Victoria from New York.
s~rroI Arril 4-Auyeds Gale go tSpsn from New
,.tc,ns and Ol Oefs lBrl. from New. ork -
"F.iaotTH Apn Arrived SIR Benan. from Neworieahs
Tor haSR Gpn 4-Arrlved Chilli CHAM (r from
BaitmofS s npi str Remus (BrI from Baltimore
bIsIY Anil ARRIVED o. SIT PenIane tbrb rum Bau
more for Altoona short az coal ,x, 49,. ~ v..s
"a ,,tuEG April Arrived str CimoriA from Se"'fork
VA s Wax April ARRIVED Hsrmod Danish from New
York $1,000 ate NaterIand fBalRl from
Philadelphia ,, 40. 1,.r,,,da ,ron PpiIaelphIs
on Ihs lAL
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-ru.r 70 sAID OF ROBERTSON AT HOME.
WIZ Isn.n 1he Hesfche2ter Nclrg lRcp.l

r.w men ever received the appointment OF
rs,o nfSoe where good things have been tald
pn,,o snd cas- 10 their detrpent than what mas oeen
o. ~ The Hon w. H. Robertson aud his nomination as
es,0 " If The Port OF New-York Even his enemies
S, ia ability aud only oppose his confirmation De-
ssnse lis opposed TO Senator ConklnG Mr. ,on *
ne.s Judge Robertson's nomination. he lncurs Tue
pessure Of President Gs'ed and MT. Bs nnS ah be
viii De defeated IN tne era H. gu Tue ara ~ am end
ny person wonder at his anxiety and the desptr
Dvcs 49, he and his friends are making 70 have The
s1adent reconsider the appointment Our advices
L. Washington are 10 the effect that the President
Snovs what lie 10 about, ana VIII make no uacA"'iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Should Robertson be rejected, i is to We
hoped his viii be returned araia and again.
untn Senate gels sick of tho courtesy business!
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The talk in some quarters about SecT5tary
Blaine controlling the President is a b9Sh General
Carr "a has demonstrated most emphaucaly that Is -
Prasiehi and intends Ia belCieveiaud Leader (R"pJ
The nomination of Robertson was the Iresi-
dents Determined upon Uoore J." leit IT,
TOR and Blaine had nothing to do with II. CcaTir g -
ned il In the right The people Will him-l udl.E-
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