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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14


CLOSING OF THE SCHOOLS The city pub
lie schools are to close Gu Friday, the 9th
inst. The pupils Of the second, third, fourth.
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades will
have their certificates and diplomas conferred
on that day at l P NJ The closing exercises
of the Gramna ar Schpnls.viil he held on Mon
day. the 9th. st tleir respective assembly
rooms. those of the CAPITAL Grammar School
to begin at 10 4. VI, ard of the Sacramento
Grammar School at . P TIE Hieh School
commencement exercises will be held at the
theater on the eveaing of the 2S.h inst.
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LYDIA e. PINEKAM's Vegetable Compound
will at all times and under al circumstances
scs in harrnny with tho laws that govern
the female svsiem. Address Airs. Ly dia L.
Pinkham, 2S3 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass,
for circular
PBPLEs and other skin disorders quickly
yield to that thorough blood purifier and
tcnic, King OF the Blood.
----s s-----
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
LADIES four-button gloves. 10 cents. at the
Red House.
GENTLEMEN. DO not DELAY, but attend the
boot and shoe sale this week at Red House. >
LADIES fine lace collars. Fancy Goods
Department, Mechanics Store.
HARVEST HATs, all styles. Mechanics
Store Hat De laTtmsnt.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

GENTS mohair and alpaca hats, 20 cents
and 81, at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

THE Price LIST issued to-day is not tenth
of what we have to offer at Hale's Great
Central Depot.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

THE LARGEST stock Of fans in Sacramento
is at the Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14
NATHAN & DE YOUNG,
ooMMERoIAL INSURANCE CO.

OF CAIIFORNIA.-FIRE AND MARINE.
~ Office No. 405 California street. San Fran
cisco. A. LEONARD, Agent, No. 1ol2 Fourth
treet, Sacramento. mS.3pSm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

THE river fell only one inch for the twenty
f2pr hours ending last evening. and then
marked Ia feet IL inches.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

READ the advertisement of the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14
z. DE2ER!e1s.GE3; & &C.,
wHiLEsALE ocGsiss;ss rEALzss IL
Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Vegetables,
Er-if rIsb AMI f:crnrni E,n.r. cc.

sz- With the xpe,ience % yesrs in this brsiness
and every facility TO prcs.cste it sEd by the use
he very latest Improvements in packages, we
respectfully site to toe trade, that feeling
ability to select the hest OF oas at prices suitable
to the present time, we solicit their patronage and
shall cndeayor TO rit Preference for all favcrs
they may be p'easad TO extend to Respectfully,
J.. DtBERSARDi Il co.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS. .-Weinstock
& Lnbin, Mechanics Store, only agents for
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

TAKB our price list just as you find it at
Hale's Great Central Depot of Dry Goods.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

CoNTIsuED.- case of the Natoma
Water and Mining Company VS.. The Placer
vile and Sacramento Valley Railroad Com.
pany was yesterday continued until next
Friday.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

LADIES fine lace collars Fancy Goods
Department, Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

PIPE BRoKEN.-The Third street water
pipe has bursted again--this time between X
AMI J., and is causing considerable trouble.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

LADIES linen busters, 81, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

GENTLEMEN. 90 not DELAY, tut attend the
boot and shoe sale this week at Red House. >
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

IMMIGRANTS. There viii arrive from the
East this afternoon eighty Immigrant passen-
gers. including fifty males.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

HARVEST HATS. all styles. Mechanics
Store Hat De laTtmsnt.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

PnlPLEs and other skin disorders quickly
yield To that thorough blood purifier and
tcnic, King of the Blood.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada
Geo. w. Chesley. sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

POLICE CoURT.-The only case before the
Police Court yesterday was Thos Dougherty,
charged with disturbing the peace. Stipula-
tion of satisfaction filed and case dismissed.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

LADIES four-button gloves. 10 cents, at the
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-14

WATERS UNION Walters Protee-
tive Union of Sacramento held a meeting last
evening, at which there was large attend
ance and decided purpose of action. l.. w.
Farrell was President and Gus Church Secre-
tary. John Rohrer was elected temporary
Treasurer. Twenty new members were added
to the rell, after which the meeting adjourned
until next week.
, 1881-10-20

ttRhtly down. ~ m ,srt'st tncks CANA,
0u n rfctur1-ft!tine, 1tU then sowA m
tho black harder M the long sides IA
t,to wnuI hlnd carpet. ,ishg for this p,trposs
lNrY0 steel nGetllns, tina Hhnrt ar hrEadthvi.o
e,!is nrc si'ehuI ,,ntlsCnonth bit are nos to,na
tightly strntchet, the tntntnt "a sirn. plant, biz
INT A,tggsug cushion for tho feet. Hound np in
inxu.s TINY nrr Bollt to thu large IN, stores n
tho .!tls.: Thoy iass neariy 7 !lfet!no. 4, thes
sscks. Evory travn'er n Jai'au IS charmed viii
ttlese soft, ctcHn. durable INNS. Every gentle.
rMtl. nntivt nr f0rrigtl. removes his shons. cUr.
ns santlas bcfaro io tnprtnts tho1n. Stacking.
arc n,oru thlckly ,sole,l than nurs. Tbo
custom Of wear:nE lrnts Is rapidly drIyins
tAtamI and lay down c.rpets. An E.,alIsh ladgy
trat'Nor rrepnt!y sptlks or those tHhta As huin1
"soft ns Ax,n!nster onrI,ets'; though her state.
incnt ilnt they nrn "ns expensive ny l.tusssi,
cnrl.et" IL MI uxaERrratinn. Thcro bcuV. lr
thc Inst er,s.ta, oyer 7.00.Dn houses III jnrah,
md Gtich hUtisC averaging. Mt low gunipi,n.
ton. thirty tMtans. t1ore tro t.yor 210. .G,IV of
tlexe nuts. or. In nreas 4@o,NI o1 square ynnis
They arc Tho very eulhesns nj slloncu md clean.
Illness, nnd fashion tnay snrno dny d1nanl thas
tho tntnMl tlnt place IN our HOUSES, uhuscheL
and hUspltnl1.
, 1881-10-20
W. j, lIYNES,

WHY pAltSELL MAS Ail1sksTED.
THE Hon. w. j. llynes Wns introduced,
ant.. wien tho app'aase subsidized. addressed
tlpa AsscnlhlaKG thus:
Mil. pNvsIusNr, LADIES AMI GENTLEMEN:
+ r,rcwu1ll, uuu on a suuicnt of so mllsh imiport.
iAucu, ,tl u1lu tlI which iii the uxvnuics lid In
10 tt'tusrio,Is III ttIa .Ireui1.ion Of mIsforn. -
tluu 10 hurc L,.n Eottpr nrn,,.r, far ti1o t,rGs.
oIltNtIon IL yOn to,,Iuht u{ lilo riOws untnr-
who hIyu Icon nnxInusiy wutch,ns tI,e
pollrsu II uvcnts On tho nihnr side.
tig,nen r.,ar,ssmtii,t Mi hrunshes * tho militia
sgryIcu, and tho iirhust SITUATIONS in CIR Goy.
trI,,i,rtt Irum our arHrst wNiks Of nusIness an.
fnrurisa. WIN. nre hnr., tuuirhr In Tiv., fnnir
sI,,itttsnn,lrn and rnco rsx"f,rnt 10 lila ,nnv,,
nnt nnd III iuiI, ii ia llSsc,ss,n. hnVn rSt,ii-
hu O man In Ills hltil VIM viii nnL TtiiV nnnre.
rfntv fhu Char,trtpr uf tho asIIn urosotstsH 10.
tween ths Lsnd Iunruu nnd tIio finvorninant In
, 1881-10-20

rland ny the sword. unit! England Rets INTO
;Iw % Wneu 'S1 aa sS ac,! " ra~ M h
tcli tho siaiish,ncn, ..,Uo aiow!y, trcna lEhtly
Hunn tnn,ier toe, and every ono 0f hfs ten toes
h. The @ cHrn l. n'on IT, is.,yh.urM g nu! app;a,so
ss: sS shy with t%tS tsS S dr Viii ~ ro m ioot
insly; iLeunhtsr.j i!ssnd j: i thorn il tae
him i vast md ierrliu .rour; hut .tat roar
itslnuI htr due; w,,.,il nv to ~ 'hs give
i:ns'aM htrseIr won!.! eo'':ioseoat would asrco
frum here. " W. ure II lIborty-lnvins people; We
kw k ns ws ~ sSSS % "a ,tishon sy nsr,y srs ps, %s
ard m wctislcd ia ,lonosrney-i don't mean ii i
we.laed 10 Observation-Disclosures ind MP:
nsseG't l. t. that Efna @ rGubi!fGants nfn nn1
md tilnt tiunI6crcy wllloh says tliat Clnvern-
nr,,,s are of tho people. fnr tho people. ni,a by
is,n I r" at, hat duil,ocracy which believes ti,at
TIE EAurI1 ~ TIFF rEorLE's AND THE
FuLISE5s THEHEOF.
kns,w wHnt It Is 10 luvc li6crty; crowd not upon
tho frlshnirn too fur: VIZ hnvo ten mtflfnus an
this lnnd; this Is II free country: ITO do not mr.
rest mon ~. ullr soil for IL setltlous speech. IL
man cut 10 whut be peascs hero, ns long as ho
tl.,es mt io MI overt act" Ourpcop!e-nurt tct1s
Of millions, hrro Of lrshn,on-w!!l plnn,. mud
p!ausr, aud yoles:" You :les."1 We Anler!-
cans dnll't want them to arm. VIC Americans
wnnt them to stny hprc to u, our soil md nuke
1t grow fht. We want thom hero to bMala our
rOilds mid n1tkc thu country blossom us ~ rose.
liut II ynu don't tako yuur hand Of
uf Ireland, wo nrG very much afrnd
wc can't rcstrnIu then. Laughter and np-
r1anae] We hnyp. no laws thnt will provent
tt,on going abourd ship and our coast ia 30 large
tf,augttcr.l We vii! ao,,d nu dynamite. nor will
INV lrlsttnnn SEND dynamite. mild Npplnuse.]
Tint /. an English fraud gnttcn up by tho En-
gIsh Government to create ByfnpAthy. No Irish
man snn,ls dynamite to blow up II ehlp. Moro
vigorous npplHuso] You nsny hato MI English
min, you may hate his naton but no lriahman
viii ever put dynamite under II hotel, or q
children. IApplnassl They my preaSl ,, shas
tIrnlnR up-tryt1,H to set ilCc to-thc llothnsa.
pald for, L to make sensation.
'ny fricna sir. M GIatlstonc, by. Jseiarine
our !rishu!cn nre trying to burn you
u,,. They tlon't tlnlt tint way. hut wN will
tell yotl, Unless yoll xlvo ponce 70 ireland. I'M
lrshtnan III AmcrioR IL aurlng tlpa part and
PURGE! Of Ills hard earnlngs. aud TINT carntng is
dedicated TO the 1orG and that Lord is tho Lutd
al lrCtAn1, FApplHli3t.l
, 1881-10-20

Ca,,acway H. Cano Cioar, md from Dublin 10
0hlway. rho 1riph reUple. Will. unr Intent aad -
Tho utmost exoltc1,lcnt ovor tto nrrost nl,d i,l-
cnrcorntion OF thoIr chosen louder fnr 10 crimo
tn tint t. feeling of ,n.isnation ,'ccts With rea.y
and wnrln rcsnsn III tho f,t,soHi Of nyrry trtlo
d. e t's Ms srca, 5 St 1say
uf Circuit llr'tain 40 far fnr!ete herself, md 10
far tossets iar own !e"sh.nE&s & si'q her ,v,, ns
s''ai bns ea.seS .' iru irom "" tho tic d afagsa
Uhnrin down through ihc successive. rulers
Ct tst Y h, & ~ t IF t,oh has s@fpn Gogs
Nnnnysnctc to tl,o present hnur-that Inv which
Il observed in i:nEl"a: y soot,a Mn.a I 4,
10 Hf; takeT mSi an innrsonc. OF tisseise "t Ills
freeholl OF liberty w!thu,lt n lawruI Indictment
81 hs ~ 1nrpn,"lt a"y fliwTiti haw ~. :
tAis Yrunt Government xocs Into ireland md
ATHEISTS HER MOST DISTINGUISHED CtT1-
2ENs
and throws them Into ja! fer no reason or on
for ttlu rights Of mankind md tho rights ut 1tt-
InSnty. iA,ld as.piauss:l brsl re- . 10 her a'h IT."
wo would 10 unworthy ut tlla Krent. Tho Flori.
otts, and tho rich huFitaNu which Is ours, y VIC
re asssve d os ws nSn IN S!s Of
nRa or any pcop1e whsI nro not prut1ctud by tho
nws Of liberty .u,d freesinn, arc not preserved;
Wi We have s tho Eesscii risGt oi meetinR-.o OK.
press our condemnation, aud to extend our
syn,pathy. mud TOR th4t PURPOSE. my soilow-eitlI,
and 10 tloir diuniicd. level heatlel, aavaoious
bud Tho distinguished honor. as o,,u Of tho
representatives OF this xreat city, to acccHt IN
Invitation tO ba prusunt ut md tlke part IN tile
Entrlot ~ WaalinRtn,. 1t WIS decided III the
lluuac nf Representatives TINT these cerolnonlGs
1I,1Gjur ftH irpNftNn NF tim StnIbkHf. md WHILE
tho House WAS In session. AIl 1t WIS on thu ~
Of FnsgruMry yrnr HBo that hn was thus vel.
guests were aurrn,s,dlng them, and tho gallrrcs
packed to ovcrl!Dwnn when this great, Irish
patr!st was lt'tro&nced IND delivered his n!!dro:s
wns great n,l1 Strong foeIng on this subject In
famno IAN ' staiHcd T turoush 70 H. ircan i I WI man Of
lcssor brMin thnn this Irish patriot would havp
snught to Mppeal 10 Tho puastols a1Nt tho syHlpa.
thcs on lthis us1e question or extretiu wo aud
suffering which tt,ci. existed IN ireland. Not so
with rarnoll. lie delivered bis ntldress In
cior' aud , eonc,su statement Of tbs aiars 81 tho
Eardcd as oppressive Eis alruss bnying been
delivered, his wNs intr0tlucetl to tho members,
md the Quo prevailing ollntou Of tho nlAn ut
tilAt time was thAt
IRELAND HAD IN 1ltaf A LEADER
who WOULD succeeA III hs undertaking and d0 1t
Within the lnw [App'ause.] Tie subsequent
nets Of this great iIan havo cuntlru.el ta1at
opiuaon: M tnut, Inv, no Violence, no oxasper-
uS e S9es s m Ss ey
Of h.s people hc e!'dOavGrel! TO cpmpol arsstt
l,ritatn tu do Justly by Ireland.
With thMt l.ttp minority battling like horo ntl
we seu the tyrAnnIcat urn OF Circuit Hrttnisl
brought down 0y tho ruling gf her speaker thai
whUn they wCro lighting iur thu constitutional
rights Ut their constituents. IApplausel. "
SEQ him ngain 1T n1oil uni FREQ discussion of the
lntNa rHENYfiy NliEAl1tDu III tile
, 1881-10-20
GTQRGE Z. DAVIS.

HIS 1NDtQSATION At PAliNEI.L'8 ARREST.
The lion. ucorge II. Davis was tic next
speaker, liz sall:
Nit. PRESIDENT AND My .FELlow- CITIZENS, 1
WAS 1aAu 10 avail myself Of tho opp0rtuuIty to
meet tonight With my fetow. cl1lzens, not myself
tor aud express my initxnguon aud coudespnn.
tlnn Of tho recent arrest OF Innocent pu0paG ia
ireland for at4ndlug for tho rights Of tho people,
tcaus and throughout this .grout and glorious
people. iu GyorY elty, hamlet, aud town, frum
lAnd Ut treansen und freowolnen, tho
gtrAt AmerIcan hourt heats With lively
An1 ulost nctivu sympathy for old
ireland and h0r unhappy people. lAppau&e.l
Wn hays watchud thls struggle: we.kuow suMa-
thing OF y; wo have witnessed the au!ot tight
tonight al through ireland. from Tho 0ia1s.s
, 1881-10-20
JUDGE M'ALLTSTE12,
Z THE LAND Act.

@-,-. H. ~ a., ..-
received With loud applause, tho audience
rising tu tlIutr feet, lie smoky us follows:
49,, ~. t,,ryrvs, r,,, ,.t,i h.vn - ,-n,,,,
~. 1. & L., ~. ~ .,, MI v r,,r.S -. .hi.
,t ~. ntn,' ~ 81, ,s s ,y nv - orini ~ sn,.,
t"tnts9. t aua tno @ lGaso @ t.t & tetu !, n oot.I
aIs opar assr1nSiy. @ ,'s auS 1 wha,oV"r apits
VA n w., ~ .,,s, .. s, ,,ni,,h, ~ ~ t ~,
,,, ~ 1eu ," ~ - .i..,v n, ~ fniI, ~ @
,,ra ~, - ntio ~ ~ aG
~ 1aa st,'.t y" a1,, ,nrso1 ~
a ~ ~ tt,u 1nncrt IN m tt,s Land Innnc mnvo.
t',a,,t 49,, ~ H. sn "a 1u rnrTca psr
!nG;lt NV ~ palt!c1,inri liz ntoh' G%hTaca % iht
n..!t .cncr lilly, ~. ~ ~ ~, , I,. ~
,,,su .s sy nynrnss Of ntbusastn. MI or tho W rro
expression nt tsgl,ng , thnt we w,sn 70 eonsTo
,o ~ .s Es.,nt ',la1,l s tn,4as',
,,. ~ so,1 ,h.sa tt eoa i., pao'y ,nin',so
pmut npnoo l,e Mnaen D. ~, Ussua
@ ,,,ar " necr*snrIir ~ ~ cnha
naa a Jni' incjscrsuai. Wi I"ilear iiear, isut ono
tht y nasea unoh aeaa! knoWtcage 81 natS
s @ i9Sts, ,n tosa ~. fae1a !e9 lkay "a b. cuTnx a
Ills country cit, have u,YrGt upon the Miuistcrs
Ur EnglAu1 tApDlAlsD.1
Nor nrc W. to AssuIl1 tu the start that there
nre no different vlsws n reference to Ihls subj
ec. ~ tns Sa,fy n rsnc k mp%n a sn
t!cs-trotn their own peoullnr stAndpunts
Now there nre those who claim that tho lalo
,v,s urrp,c,vvr "A ,,rup,,y.
hs .orsa M su'''ssn, sna y sns,ss1t ;1 .s
c!iM tnat !ts prov;ihonh ato ueslRaoa 70 ne
bencilcent. Ano that y annn1a hnse tair tr1nl,
tsaporary @ ','esaro; Wias. O.! At tho other has,
th,se VINO sefe oetter tntoraeu. those VINO hnvS
9se no ths tSt hayv @ rsnc9e 81
slrgriie!at; that its pest ana inost @ een1llegnt %
, 1881-10-20
A Moose on tbs Track.

A full.growa MUoxe OF immense tizt W. W.
standing a, the truck Of the European ,',. N"M
American NAliroatl, tetween Forest aud hn.s '.,"s
ono tsay lust week, whcls frcIuht~ttalst a"i a,'ir
spreading unlIsss, II presunIui an lInponinHt lInp.nirt
sight. Tl,u engineer. carried awny ny ~ s'd md
Ut tho chase. ubcyel U sudden aupu!set n 10
euteavur to run into tho huKu animal. ~ ,,us ~
pr,'oably fortunate tor tho tsalu that ho WG w.
SuecesslUl4
, 1881-10-20
DIR, THOMAS,

Tile Chairman Ut tic meeting next Intro
tluucd the l.ey. DR.. Ttlonlns, who was re-
co.se" VIII pels.S u "pp'.'tSo nllo e'1eo
ruitsing ecers anu spoke rs follows:
x 5 s" 70 yn yae 5er nv NJ xoee eofa" a
feelings With you III nnythI,ix tl,at helps in the
ureut ca,,se or liberty und humanity. [Ap-
ars M,ti,v othor uonilatuei, ut, tbs stauu botter
prepnrcd to tiisuuss This question thMn mysulf,
md hnt,co viii nnIv fmkr n vorv few fnnn,nnts
Of yo,,r tftuc. o'' N''
Whilst IN, not polltlotau In any large senao,
anu make no prUtensIous TO stntcs,uu,lsbtr,
IN, ,rl,,I IN nav NM thinT and fhnt H. Tint
, 1881-10-20

+.
hntry ltNbens,
;!oflfs !'ntnpny.
H. T.. InnnyAn,
y. y. Elvlti,
4, j.; InWlo, ,,,
". Y. 10. .}!pt.,
Mc!ytttc ". Fuller.
J.. Mcti'lEl1, d.
Gsitirntl NionoN.
Gharles tlchf,cnys
~. a, t!ei11cy
Heh. sues: \,
James !. Nealyt
Ail,,!pn hrAnBc.
y. u. Mason.
:,t!hn Mastnck. ...
Aichnlan!l !'rlf!sIoyi.le. ~
Go!. lElt11it1lek ! Ne!tcfs
l!r. j. "nr'i Eli!e,
!!eit. '.t'seph i. 6tockton
n: +. llti!,t1,.
EharhH, kerfls.
.'tohtl Hnnmfat,.
Abort u: ha,ios
t3st:ofHe ~. tlltits
Y. I.C!stllpt'elI,
/. !" ttatty.
4; J.: MORRISON.
". ". W.l5rteus
james ,.t Mnt''s.
i1s'1s! y 9Hyn.i MwiIiiE, li,,,suo,,
i. i, FltSvii,I,ot,.
Arthur iiix.,I,,
, 1881-10-20
THE ORGANIZATION.
PRESIDENTS AND vIcE-l'lsEsiIoENTs,
Thu following were ehosen:
PrpslsluMt-Jutlgv William K, NcAltfster.

Ncel'resEttellts:
Julius s. GrIn.lcll,
uaal. +. II. Sheridan,
Thu liuL,.W. II. 4tldrich
tl'tla iitlsl. Z. X. lsArW9ll
Tho iItJt,. q. Il. Davis,
tuuKu fiury,
!uttXe 1,ltlle4on,
Judge QtQKcrr,
uduc lsHwes,
Judge Atlthnlly,
utlxe alurall,
2ut3uu Williamson.
luilsu khickerDotkes,
Judge l.ooulis,
Judge Tillcy,
judge G4rdller,
Judge i,aruutn,
Judge en.ilh,
G. II. Harrison,
J.. 7. t;uftleY.
Churacs ). Waller.
]nh.l lIeri.iiuxhnfu,
afashlugl1l4 iIeslilx,
w. Il. Sullivan.
II. MtehAelis,
7aIles W. SheahAu,
, 1881-10-20

Finnk Albums.
". j, OJFlhasl.
Rudolph liratld,
William SjctiArtXlt,
lletltlis ]. Hwvni1,
Frank ". Palmer,
Wtlltub.h IL. smith,
Frank Gilbert, !.
Pill u. liOytle,
A. NJ. JD,lea. \
lote d. iIurvoy,
G. y. Hqniurs,
Col. 7. n. Elowty,
Sheriff O. l.. Mum,
William r. Johnson,
John SsephGtls,
J.. j.. bll!.s.
j. V. burlington,
JMepA 3iculll,
Atlibrew hhut1lun,
WlllluIIl t't.nu Nixon,
Col. Il. u. knux,
]. 7, iiAwlulxh.
Chris Casselnialiu.
Jusues Llne Allel,
Col. ". u, lipnd,
, 1881-10-20

nt these mon WHO hnte bEell hrfcstet!. tnht WIS
lilo preparation or test cA*cs tn tc submitted tu
tng commission and to tho stcpnty commission.
rcntiy for tt,u PRESERVATION and inicrtMIniton Of
s s;s Il osr an a hom w Il woa so
Htruo tho act. |
si,. rAnSELr. WAS AnIsEsrED
for ot:trtletiny tho enforcement of tho !.and
ncnt Of tho clsc y tho strnnEcst nrrnEnfnent |
"t tho uosorn,,cnt H. II ,nasrs'1, mi., r.
nvIation. ia arc not M sAtis,lc viii tho i.aud iii III
1cs ,to Z, q hs Hsst ts u sofst fSSy F0
question ~ tait rent7 Suppose wo all enjoy lair
IL aucIci,t competition, thero tsperfcct freedom
of oontraet, perfect freennl OF snlc. ll,lt sup.
I'D @ tor s ",ir s ands l hcre e in cMicso, @ an In iii.
nos. were every Ycnr shipped ncrn9s TUG water
~ onoy nead ad s aa ray bass TX to @nS live %
ry s! ss slaa ~ ea eo Snls"Ee stsns nss.
IiS = ~; .si @ SS"t tss WI VIZ
thu tcnNnt, nild that fhr rents were aoGnreu ~
ihosn for 'if.ecn ye1rs un!ur its provisions:
whit then7 These rents stu continue to pour
tuke tho statement OF
TIE ANNUAL DRAIN or MONEY From IRE
1.ASp,
ihu t c1itnr t,i'i; u Iii: CicSe, TH.NuSs-t gentle.
n we informed !; y ~. 5his r., s19,eSwiD s,a pa1
liiInpls were MISUNDERSTANDING Chicago wcro
inurtghged-an1 had to pay as trlbuto to mn ll-
yad.nE Earlstocrncy1inya.l!nx Or to tno nniner ,t or
innolists. $350Uj,0Oo nt,,lmliv, that went ont Of
en- ss ssSse ospo 1s ~ fSS i
~ Could llll!pIs stnna III tvoclterols
saslo" saies Il Of ii; tho do;sy ns'' IL re!sd - until
md tho Land Leug.ta at the outset. tApplnusel
nsn f,avina rsbneait fras1 l!!shlnoi,; = t!le CON
iiscatc.l Innds given 10 you. tho uovornment hns
the right 10 rcv,ntc. THO tenants who had en-
5 e e. ase se wGs' S s s2Y a sasG
Ss,ssie!s; if yo q, ;5sq III Sisa;sSse
Ii t6at principle i Gon,tnunistio In lsi5, what.
liz se sa jim :" reccanzca aS tsa' tSc aes sa. tic
tttls vested not alone !n tho lnndord, but also
ens H. e ~ sa t nn' II Ss iS"ae ss1y '2 p s e.
government provides that TUG tenant shnll have
!iftgen yenrs tsn.ra' Rnd that tho 1oyGrninsns ,n
principle tiiat tho landlord Is not lilo soic owner
Of tho soil, TINT tho GOV tcrnsnent cnn Tx tho
tho tcnnnt, 1t recognizes the fundamental prin..
ctple invoKe. " W. rnlMe!l and the Land
| the Fight to l,uy ths land, fix n vnuo upon 4,
pny tho landlords. md sell It to the teant. to 10
5or e tns f,rs ,hs. ArplnYsf ss Mr
| faEnesk.
| FOR THIS Is lie CAST INTO Prison.
this, simply for Discussing IN n constitutional
way turning public question Tint uiEeots not
sk7If1 11f Train 1t1H1
, 1881-10-20
IRELAND'S WRONGS.

IRELAND'S WRONGS.
They Are Vividly Portrayed
to the People of Chi
cago.
The Vast Mass-Meeting Last
Night at Mccormick
Hall.
Irishmen md Americans United
by a Common Bond Of
sympathy.
United Condemnation Of Parnell's
Arrest and Of Gladstono's
Policy.
Lantllort1isnn Must Be AbOl-
ished tllnt the People
May Live.
The Real Objects of the Pas
sage of the Land Bill
Explained.
England Called On to Halt in Her
Tyrannical and Opprcss-
i've Course.
The Legality Of The Destruction Of Land
lordism Fully and Clearly Ex-
planned.
Why Ireland Should Have Ameri-
can Sympathy-Eng|ish
Hypocrisy.
Addresses BY Judges McAllister, Moran,
and liawes, Congressman George
II. l)arls.
Adoption Of Resolutions Which Express
the Feelings Of the Great
Audience.
, 1881-10-20

Melville q. Stone,
Victor 1.IlwRor,
John Il. Wilstlt1,
". +. t,lirtia. ,
Thomas 4. ffdync,
Leonard SWEET,
tiG,!. Julius Wl1to,
.fs,e,n II. Walsh,
William itrOss,
j. v. Clnrk,
.Ioh,, u. Sherman.
John ". EnrlRht.
II. ". Rogers Jr.,
ASH Inv.
Gen. Mtrtin neent,
Eol. .1nmcs Qllirk,
Col. T.. II. S,Tnytle,
Eoi. +. j. ifef,llt.ssy,
II. ~. Shepherd,
A..t'lpl1 Mt'xes,
lloiinIs trCs,nner,
l,,atitlsc hft.tEou,
AiiesiR,,a Gtldtlahy,
.1t,htt l3railtlock,
.Intltcs X. t}oolittlo Jr.,
Miles kchop,
fffk. s.-~-l
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
GREENSBORO, Fet. 81. 1881

y -' AEE
Editor Times: | hear that billiard
and Dick will build a fine law college.
Charlie Ogden has a yellow monkey IN
a cage in front of his stole. Small x
Co, have opened a wholesale notion
house. | hear there will be another to-
Jacco factory opened Ill the McCornel
building. DR.. J. Il. Callum will plant
TWO acres IN cotton this year. We need
a tobacco warehouse. push up some OF
YOUR Piedmont men to open Il here.
Greensboro has "a glass house and fix
lures but no man to run 1t, where ;
one? \ dyeing establishment would
pay mere. The Beacon is out again
j. w. Albright has charge of the local.
Postmaster White and his clever force
run the biggest money order office IN
he State. They have a real little bank
Office for the money order department.
Reuben Reid, son Of Gov. David ).
Reid, Is here studying law. Mrs. Gil
mer is very sick at Tocoa, near Atlanta.
He. sister Mrs Pryor, has gone to her.
.-G00d ROg. IN RetdscNo ItD.es.