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, 1881-07-05
Tho Scoiitttarcl f1utteait.


CHICAGO. July 4.-Cnlnness and consideration
of spuuuh become tho intense sadness and c1-
titrncnt Of tho ilour. hut tho thought cannnt
for tnp,nrnt bo tolerated thut Vicc-Frcsldcnt
Arthur nr Mr. CunklInR hnre Eatl anything tu IL,
with 0uttcau's nwtnl orluin. Thorc Is llttio
dnubt but that tho exultctuunts attetMllng tho
resignation or ex-Sonators Conkting and rlntt,
witt, tho lung controversy ut All,Any 10 elect
sho!r auccesstIrs, hHyo bu6u thu exciting uccl.-
siM for t,lls ,.enlun to KnIn nntnriety by taking
tho life Ut tho pros!dct,t. I'1t this III all.
It Is u grent rctlef for tic renbip 10 feel and
l,opo Tint It ls not p0ssthlo u link uultealls
tir'a,ltul fully with aMutllor ulortat. 1t WINS
aIollo lit his iDicttd ndture that tito crltno was
niutusutl mid by hin hnnt axecutcd. Ills pnst
history oyi'luncs NJ! ~ in.tcs hls 4santsy " a
clreGt u lnw mud wll,lcs,,iio restraint. Tho
purnittc,I thulr tIborty. Lint lot ~ bo Runrtlod
Il, c.isstnx eternal nhlimuy upon tho fisinGclt:
This wrrtcil tIls Avn!icsf himself Of tho political
exeltcn,ents q re ,'ay to curry oMt dsrfil +,
Of law snd Immunity frtm punishment.
1cAtillnt rcRDrl him iilstbc., llu IL M awful
villnn WIN nutGr moro must 10 pornltttotl u
walk Guds groom oarttt. L. q. CUOK.
, 1881-07-05

WIS expected, niMl tic snlrs yesterday were
mol ,nlf wlnt thay enunscd nlo,,.
Il tiilrtl dealer estimated Tint yrstcrttny'$
rrtntl snlrs wnrt, not llalf whit they wHnld
tnvc ln'rl, IN nrtlilnrr tfnlns. ,ltl,,nrs, wnrls
mt much airecrdt llt sitt, as tltoy ntl Ht,lu
U,tt nearly everything betare tic f'''t ne"s
TiIo representative OF another firm ,saltl
TINT in, il, Saturday tho sale of Feurtl, of
llat hts traslc Init tni,ci, iii t,lie-tltirti.
Another tlcntrr tlh,nEtlt tlleru Wtti!u DO
lust nl1i,lt l,nIf n business. HI Ind t,lknli
urge orders nj from 2;o 10 2auO trolu 1,rolnl.
henk businessmen far tlcsr nw1t ttst, but
mpnriy I'LL llatl since bcci, cniicrlMl. Tllu bet
sr elas3 nf nsople a 19't nMyE .t S,tfei ~
l1ic street rabbir, win Ind little tliong'it fur =
President. who wns lying nj thu point of
eih. The tratlo hasl huen HilnrIuntts. nt,.l
When tho first itnwa can't Oh Saturday tIio
stur., ySns crt,Wtctl with customers, hut supt
implied, n1ltl there WIS ll0 niure Dtstlitss.
Una ttrOtnlnent lleNlcr. Attil lilo ttini0 sils'
tntncA G,litu se.l,Nt, hut NJ tho 1'ew? from
Washington w,,s more lntleful q ntliliber nl
ortcrc&l.
Dnu retail tlcnler thought tint tho fact ot tho
| President living No long liatl reassltrctl The
cul,lMul1ity0f Ills recovery, md therefore, they
! Wurp not E1ing To fUreuD guutl celebration.
Willie hi WIS talking to thu reporter l'rtt"
printhr Ut n UeGr-gart(e1l wns ordering sev-
ern, hunttrel tlotlnrsf worth Ut 1iretvorks III
rendition that u the rrSsident,s ,leatl! . O., T.
cnrrcd during tho day tho fireworks wotlId oe
| taken buck :,
Allnt!1cr firm were Atsu FILLING orders OIL the
snlnt, conditions, tic purchasers mt Intend
.s. to Use Tho fireworks Should thu l'resltuhl
| dfo during tho tlny.
, 1881-07-05

for the honn,it uf tho Wunens 1inApttnl. Cl.Gl-
se,, tlll i'rucpxars, great lM,llrs, ind tr1trs-
aa hcA,ttlps nil Mrr,nil td keep Eisllls Iii funny
wn* 40 yrsat that, II, spite nr tho vnst rrnm,r-
lions If the ta!l1ins. ,cntsanco and nxlt touk
ho!,rs;t 4 wns impt,sslilo t. tnoyo ntn,,.t A.!
prl,t!ont 10 coso tno tioNra tn prnvont a cnths..
{nphc. No 0tio. ul,tnine1 ,nny. pioasure, md
prrol. anil with Tow rt'lici.iti,s tri1es, p,ir-
chased Mt oxurt,itant pr!ccs:. but ttoy hatl en-.
jnyetl sight Of tho g'ttt ladies IL propostern!is
csisstinIcs. That delight, huwnycr, wRA ~ ritf.
cicnt tint tho ftlr ylcfi!e RT4i. nn tho uxpert-
memt IA to ie rcpu1to for nnothor hospitnl.- Wo
tho Hospital Ntntlay," Ti,cy havn nnly tn cti.
pnpa few FrEnressos nIlt ljiichrsscs to hold tho
plntca. ntt0 ntltcrttae thoitt month beforehand
to double tho annual RECEIPTS
, 1881-07-05

Elnp1y bccnusu he n n Attnnx n'1turriit Or alr.
Eottk linz. NOR TN 10 rrulnAl,Hh III my nliti,l ~
e thtnk TINT t,II anld ttGlit htr Arthur whit
10 nut Ms President. Oh Inn cnntrnry. II
II my sfnrcrt trcE Tint Afr. Arthur. k,,awi'H
now full we'll tho Aot,!c nf thu urent nlalDrty f
tho Rrhn,l oil lepn'lt'mn mrty. md tito n,ar,-
nor under which l!r chilled Ut ntll ho ,na hee,
cnllc,l To THO Presidency, ha notions wo!li
tho eo,,trnry iaKes pinco t,Ayo srent Eo,f lnnvo
J., Mr. Arthur, aiid slncesely ee!sye that 4
tlHfInehlngiy carry On tho uuv1rtn,ent Il, Ito
s,ne .nH'9 begun by hls tl!.issrto.,s sc!luaes:or
Thus l deciii It int tlhrcn.onnt,ld t2 Aak ft'r
vet,t It, my feelings III jll*i!eu tt,wnr,ls !! 'ua
holding tho hki, position .! Vioe- tresitrt't nt
ung WIN hts Grer l,cen fntthfMl ~ the HrMnt
casn he i protintsroiy condemned 0ottre hn u
ealled upon tO nut &c, II.
, 1881-07-05
BOLD BURGLARY.

Tlla first 6urlul1s loss stlirorGl by visitors to
tho sargsrfest at tho hn1lds ut thieves was
reported NJ tho ArInory l'oltco Court yester-
slay morning by tho MNstral Society trom
Columbus, o. 'rlle Socaly Is represented Mt
tho festival by solao lIfty mentors, who hayo
l,oel stupp1ng ut tho st. Charles Hotel. ol,
CIurk srtHt, near Lake. Sunday hight tl,ey
rNsirpd Mb',nt u n'clurk. but w!lat happealel
l,etween tllat tti,le nlld u,orlling lo 1lie eptl
,rultly uxpiain. TIlu olIly tlil.lg p0sitlvu-
nrtsug tO .irass. fnUntt himself nltllla
u,0nuy, watch, nNl everything VI yAlNo IN Ills
possession When preparing f4r sleep. ,f'ha
tutal loss, ns ncnrly III eilil 10 figured !n
ru,lIld nunlburs, Is u .U,o, md frout appear-
agces. Thy work. WIS All done BY 0na il,all.
AlM.lt tlle ltnHsu. Nt,llD ut thu ulnuluyGs
Ilu.tug! anything out Ut the cO,nlllnli ttNrItg
tho midnight ll0u.a. but Dn1 NJ the sue!ety
WIS MWakUllatt by tic sound Of footsteps IL
a room, MD saw at'llp uIle lowing 1t ltast!.
tI,artlnunt d!l :nnk sesn tt, llnye hts sNs.
pletuns particularly ,srOmsetl, Alld .Altl mt
Eyy MI Nlnrn!ta .1lq went tn lila d.aug Alll
unkMl out tnto tho tiall, Alatl nftur soUllR the
prowlwr ste1! con!ly Into nliathor ROOM rt-
tuy,,tAl to boil. Ills vague description OF tho
Thief Ii tle nslly eapW tito police lAy1 tO f0l-
Inv. aud but llttla hopes Ut success aro IN.
tertNlnet. =;
, 1881-07-05
PORT t)F CHICAGO.
A1tstiEtI.4.

strr s,,oho oyont,, M51ruukrn. tIubt I"
i'r,n t;nIrl,.s Wut1. Mui,Ia.eS. jrti,or.
i,r.tt, MussGuInr i}rtitun iinFlNif, xiii,,Eftes.
HiniF lr,,KU, MiIwnilxuut BltistrluH.
rtnp Mach!ul Hroh, Whtto lake. lnmoeF'
!.ruu EtsYtttaf. Mlnlstoe' i,'sl!DsI. ,,n,,,r
!r5N tiuotRo HArin1tai. Msi!nnnee' lusnoe'
!.fnp ut9latu, HFS1i! my. hu1r!hS'
Iron IolnraAu. hltthlo. H!!sis'fiUs:
IcOD y. tluAhtu*. lsscnilAH1, .fOh'oFe'
HrDp Mni.t!tti,s, Matthlu. ni!il!!Tios'
irton WAYoriy. HAahius hnnna!gs.
nrup !? !?fRohhnt. ssseMnhnhs ;, iI1m.Dtv. .-.,
StAr Gul,4 i!ntl NnaxoaDtt. lnmnoFs
scar jnnh AlHA9c: E!lnstuttg. cnA1.
Hetr Iuhh 3lafk4 a!an1Ht9e+ l9hluoe*
, 1881-07-05
FATAL Ftt{)T+1EG.

Tho Fnurtl,-nf.Jss!y foa1 fur 1881 proves to
be Joserl. slartlu, II fur.dyer, u hurried nlan,
S@ !c '"et o. tntee c'!'se'': vns ~ .o
Nes' ih'fteo"i'l Sslcet' at , "cl"k ycstes-
dny utler'.oon lie shot AMI al''',at Instantly
killed Katie SrIliItlltbAuer, u bright llttlo
,".nor,a a;,t"a,s w. ,,',. s"s,,,,"n.t :or,,or NJ
,'outl' ent" ~ my NY a""s"o"s 1u'"I, W
1G0il'is asut West Ti'IrseeIt&' streets. Co't-
cNrNing tho occurrence Mira. Sehmtltbaaer
svys si.o knows Il WIS purely accidental, aud
, 1881-07-05

36 tbs Editor of The Chtta9o Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, July J-i seldom MAKE uyo Of tho
columns Of newspapers to AIse expression to my
yEGws; but tleao nre tfn,oH that mon of cnlm
Judgement an1 unbiased oplnlous May give
tier. Views Without tlnsNg injustice to any nllo,
md nay Ny such opinions prGbnty crutltcat1
urrone0us Impressions. thrust lh thus Imposing
upon yottr ttl0 nnd spaco 1t will 10 conslAlorol
Olly III thu Hptnliln OF ono who has over fnith-
fully uxertod himself in tho uturest Ut tho Ito-
puhllcau purity and good government, terms
which Mr0 synonymous.
L I'm sol,,ushnt ast0uulled that great journals
should f0restaIl p.,bllu Upintun as 10 tho prob-
able .utlon OF vice. President Arthur Bh0utd
,lgcGsstty rBQNtrp hta taking tho plAea Ut 1r0a-
ti0nt 0articlA tshlehs1 s1OA Krart, !nay not hnp-
undersigned. Il clu.li upon h!s aatlous l,ofvrG
Muy cause ls glvan thorui1r, und dccrynE hin ny
nnilt u'.'! unworthy 81 tlo nu.slon;, !, This:
5lrilnls shnH!d mt md ought mt 70 stCt'p. I
trust mlyHelf TUG oco4sl.' VIII mt artsn " eall
shnuA such \ calan,tty botall our Nation
shnnsd autn, It In nac!. better tusto wVre ulr
vatltng lnrsIaEs TO - sI'oMk Elany " h1ls; aaan
Chustes A. Arthur was nominated With 0nr-
nominating HIN; must hayo tad lust suit rute
y sEhat y e t1at n lS9 ,''s SsS ~
shs osast!i.!s.on ocss''as lfe.aeat. .sit l,staS.
lscans nslu tho Republican, press throughout tho
land gave thu ttuket then n6.ntaatrd arlent sup
COMO tnrwAs1l aud vlalln tho 4lltltnesa ut Mr.
rsa1r 55 T. SS = woa; u ~ hqanr Y ~, tao My
liean tuurnN(s Rlld tho prrss generally would
s!apak worla q cnca!ra.Yp,nent ~ t4vus Of the
Vlco-F President. VII! III doing 70 II wtiuit! not hu
s"atry ] expects M ii Lin. n, Sioavas @ n &, scj. it,
aIee tue Rreat At1oroan public against THO man
lsf:tso BY by tlono !or .,ny ,.ut bo quilted npot'
high p!iEco. u d Eroat injustice. ind pan pnly
, 1881-07-05
Tho Dullcst Trade III Fireworks
Ever Ixnown III the
City,.
Laying Of the Cornerstone Of NE
mortal Hall at Eugle-
wood.
Tho Usual Full Harvest Of Accidents
to tic Small boy. ,,
Careless Shooting Of q Little Girl by
Joseph Aartin'

4 sUnnuEp FoCltrn'
Fourth 1T Ju1v which the cntl11try has sceM
o1nc ,,,o law rf tho War l,o4 to hc recorded
s' s, 's,'ia .nS .ns, IT,, ,w,,, ,l, ,,,rst nv.
LUIS sl"sn's Ietu '.,. "sen s"o o,,l
te1l4tvo preparations hltde Tor lEie primer anu
fitting celebration Of Amcrtca's great ami
yersary. 4 PROSPEROUS ind busy people, en-
IN, ,,,, lin t,,nasinos Mt neure Mt luu,s nu0l'
VI. ...t,, :" ~ s.a,, ~. ,ni.o tnn
afrnid, hn,l arrnmEel to ll1itl tho'r grant
, 1881-07-05

j. O'COnnGr, Ut ;3f8 Dcarborn street, WIS
painfully, wounded III tho palm ut tho hand
yesterday willie firing oiF II cartridge.
Gc0rgo Lutiger. boy. 10 years Of Nge. shot
himself through tho LIFT 1,ard yesterday with
Il revolver willis celebrating I'll front ot his
fathers house, M. 400 soutl, llalsted street,
Robert Smith, II years old, living With Ills
parents Ut No. II AIurk street. shot 4 l.0lu
through Ills right lInlMl yesterday evehIng
about . o'ciDck while toying with revolver.
Hermann 11e1se, IL years oil, living with
hts pnrcllts vt M. t1a Uninm street, slot ut
tic middle finger OF his right lland yesterday
nttarIuo,l willis fuol!ng with pistol IN front
Of Ills h0ite. :.
August Itesz. BLACKSMITH, % sunrs old, liv-
ins cOrilcr 0f tiretlcy rtucu Aild Elst0il Mys-
bullet passed. through tIle ilcsliy part Of the
right ttrlIi near tElu elbow
Constantine Ra.lkowski, 10 ycnrs OF arc,
living ut No. ! ureelcy plnce, aceidenta'ly
discharged Il gun In tho fnce OF William
sstsSTsf ss wsf ss ssss p1fa' H. ~ SfSt se t. lis
holne, NJ. d Wnst CliIet.go Avenue, wlieru llo
was attended by II doctor.
Mary Lance. II 10-ycnr-oltl cirl living at No.
:Mt5 Farrell strcet. WIS accidentally shot III
tho face aboMt :s:p 0'clt,ck: yesterday Aftcr-
sums unknown person. Thu l!a!t, wl1ic|l. was
Of small cnlDrU, entered thu loft side nf tho
fnre lttnr tho nose, AlMi Was Nxtrnctel by Pr.
1lilwGll fr0ul The left sltlu nt the fhct. The
wound Is considered mt ut ,sl dangerous.
William lIurke, while standing III, front Of
day ,n0rnlng, was. slnt by Guor9e Woods,
win st0ud Iii tic doorway Of tho li0ilsH nlhl
discharged u plstol twleg. ,Wletlicr fIo III
tenlet! tu Kill Or wo,,!ul l'nrlsu does not a,,;
, 1881-07-05

We IN to keep the article. hut the people wnn1
vi nSsa Dvss4 " o sobS b!o~sy sy y
We hare neyor seen remedy l!ke yti.srs. !: :
h'sn'' Cor 9Sti St. " "a xseae, New York.
It sells better than any artele we keen. -.
Jupsos CusStsunAM. Islcilmond. Va
Our phsscians prescribe t. Iusc + n my own
family. $N. IL prnoH*S, M::,|nr3sE |Rr,Sxisfbt i =
sals; ws1 and sl, eIyss ',,se'!Gn sss st,n,c,,,,
Owcnsboroi Ky*
1T. 1iioalNs. Owenabozo. KyA
TnoslcTagE LAXATIVE sell, reptaly 4 u! and gives
splendid satisfaction. Q. II, RASH. r.,
We scll more Of II than my other one thing il
tllo stors. DowsEY i UiiooKs, Druggists,
=. KINGS PHARMACY. jersey: City. NJ.
--. =
r...,, - 1,n,,,-
have large demand for TRorfc. Fhn!E lay e :,
-. A.:
-....... ....... ;. .s.,,
a,I Gsuug!ii It IL the nntleu ot our ryslca,1, ,,,:
laEaTlcE . EvAxsos, Jai'eassl'e' VII
'-
1comrnenrct, Tim drug business #, this ctr nfty
tllan THnpiC FRu1T LAXATIVE ~;
John I. WILSON, Drugsist; Lexington NJ
,-. .--.
Have used 1t IN my family Will Rrehk aAtGAV
Il. II. UAris, Druggist, Bellows FAILS, W
.Wo have used your T'RoPrc.Fau1r I,AxATlv
ossy q oF ~ W sso Il ,1 s yst an
, 1881-07-05

l t.nve given yaur TnoPr0. FRusr. LAXATIVE
fair lrlAt nti UNI EJc1ttly pleased With It
W. II. nKApEl,, 81. u, Nuw Amsterdam, Ind
, 1881-07-05

ON THE WATER.
The oxenrslon;eoats wsro VOL! =. a patron'sed
n a.ria 'nGa .' WS' "n 'aio'1 ' ,," ~ s,I :. os
Superior 'fta'Isportatl"n Company ra,, the
s,ea,sr 4t psrtcss fo, , tue foot ,,,a "f w"sns; lug
her Recommendations were greatly IN d.
inatt'' belslE p:osh'hly tho best ~ well ns tho
s rTeIt o Gat s w1 l v EyS sSSFS"as Mn M croW "t on
upon eac. tr'r w'In ,!le,', wonen' mn! etll!.
utcst, tl'"lh1s u tne nctter c1tsSeS' 'H"le'i
the cr"w''s wese nI'Se'', OF co"rsc' s Is ns''a'
Ti,cre were iva cxcrrs,on-boats w]tch )eft
frn,n lin s,,t,, mn, NJ f,u rlr rt,.ut ~, tno
'u' ~, ill., 1"' .. o' :" ua ~ .,' .e
east & s,a 40. tla t'!"so GF,!o', a' on .r tho
ft,o ys", "s "a cr v, " s ~ u, t no Irur fra
,,. ~, EI.,, :. ~ ss,-....,.
ns iii" river e Of easa s @ Ut su scarceiy ttts ] 10
hug tho shnrc, ind yct slIu toUlt pcnplo
out tn lin Wnter.Worky Grin md Lfnrol,
i,.r, 4 ,on,,,.tcr nt ir,,t, T,,,,,,x.. ro,,i,j
,Mt @ heiu tniMknS' ,Ia ss ,. l,Y WY WY. llss
tmSa t,,a .sti,,,;. III SGsefM' ~ , u. "er ~
strit!t' i,nr ~ ,nt, tu fnts ~ ir ,t,h ~
',',,,, sGe ss H!, @ t,ia ~ I'm sMt1 ~ Tt a " ~ ~
,v.'i, i'T h;,t ~ W. ,M,, ""tT ,,s, H' ,c, SSH
trMasii! t,,, VII 'innIes 9,. ~ Mope So MMo
@ @ uv ~ .HitS,,, ,'a !Sac a, t"t WT"ise IT,,
xln.ctors ,inseryo sor,leni,ntlor fur utloyll,g
u,ty such uvurcruwlling. .rl,u fr!lOw Will,
slood ~ the bridge, l0wlinK llEn
,t M!lHMa., ioF pssenseas. y. .r,, ,ss WY!
iii r., III iii Nil ,int s,,s .vr tnrrI"t n,,,rn
| ill,l, suyeNty.fyU, Sllo hut( fully 175 0|,
b0arlI wllult tho rnp0rtur sAw her leayo on
| liur trll, betwGt!t a'itl Vcloek. Slte ca.
, 1881-07-05
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

find tho administration nMd oaee:. ..ul.y es7c1
' - Put-ir ~, O
, 1881-07-05

Flunkoytstn tn London Society.
l<NtaIa Hps statat
Tho Inherent Nunkuy!aul at London society
was euEaous!y " .lstratad last week. II Mas de-
, 1881-07-05

1commencctl the drug business In this city afty
ye,lgs ago. 1t gives ME pleasure to sy that aat8
Hut tlnlu M nrtiele 1,as gtve butter satisfaction
tllan ThnP,C.F FRUIT LAXATIVE, J, =, ~.
JOHN /. WILSON, Druggist; Lexington, ~
, 1881-07-05

We have used yotlr TRoPrcFHu1r IAxAT1v
ourselves, ~ rcc,,t.l'.eiuet l. to TIC Ihss3:ti,
ewGr. tho 1r,rpose Designed Admiralty.
Dagwsrka 4 Co., Druggists, Vlneland. NJ +
, 1881-07-05
your LAxATlyE is Just tho tl!ng-Le., easy to
tak4, and thu tllett AtAAl, -
i. d. 6HEpARn, N. D.. Eyestou, Ind.

/ tried your TnnP1c.FRuIr LAXATIVE, and IN
prescribing Il 10 MY lady patients:
- u. Z. IlEaAiNx, IL. D.. 0uahoee, Fl
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-03
Meeting Of State Grange.

The joint Summer Meeting Of
the State Agricultural and Mechan'
ical Society and the State Grange
met in Greenville the 26th ultimo.
Hon. B. F. Crayton, of Anderson,
President of the State Agricultural
Society, and Hon. James N. Lips
comb, Master of the State Grange,
presided. Over two hundred dele
gates were present. An address Of
welcome was delivered by NJ. L.
Donaldson, President of the Green
vile Agricultural Society, which
was responded to by Hon. James
y. Lipscomb. Hon. B. F. Creytop
delivered the opening address. Es-
says were read on the cultivation of
upland cotton, cultivation of upland
rice, immigration, the Labor ques-
ton of the South, and various other
subjects,
The meeting proved d very salts
factory one in all respects.
It was resolved to hold the next
Summer Meeting at Anderson.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-03
Twenty Years Of Prohibition.


Hon. H. ". Williams, one OF the
Supreme Court Judges Of the State
of Pennsylvania, referring to the
county Of Potter. where prohibi.
ton now prevails, says: For
twenty years there has not been a
licensed hotel or restaurant within
the confines of the county. There
are enough of both at all suitable
places for the accommodation of
the public, but in none of them
is there q public bar. The sale is
conducted, therefore, at great dis
advantage clandestinely, and is very
limited in amount. AS to results,
I can say that, while the county
has been steadily growing in pop
ulation and business, pauperism
and crime have steadily decreased.
For the past five years the county
jail has been fully one half the
time without any other inmate
than the keeper and his family.
Twice within the past ten years I
have, at the regular terms OF Court,
discharged the jury on the second
day Of the term, without their hav-
ing been called to consider single
case of any description. The effect
of this system is felt in many ways {:
Taxes ale reduced, the business of
the criminal Courts greatly dimin-
ished, industry and sobriety take
the place of idleness and dissipa-
tion, and intelligence and morality
are advanced.
The above is q very strong argu-
ment in favor Of prohibition. We
see it going the rounds of the press,
and have no reason to doubt it's
correctness. Another example near
er home is Marlboro County in
this State. No liquor licenses have
been granted in this County for the
past twenty-five years, if we are
correctly informed; and Marlboro
County is pre.eminent for peaceful
ness, prosperity and the absence Of
crime.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-03
Call for 6 State Temperance
Convention.

At a joint meeting of the TEN,
perance organizations and of citi-
zens Of Columbia, the 25th, an Ad.
dress was issued to the People of
South Carolina calling for a Tenn
perance Convention in that city.
The Address winds up as follows :
AS the result of careful review Of
the present status of the question,
We believe and affirm
First. That the sentiment of the
people Of South Carolina is overWhel-
mingly in favor Of the prohibition of
the traffic in alcoholic liquors as a
beverage as means of suppressiDg 6
pauperism, crime and the innumera-
Bile evils which everywhere attend the
indulgence in strong drink, aud of
improving the moral, intellectual and
material condition Of the people.
Second That if this be the pre-
vailpg sentiment, it is then the duty
of our fellow-citizens everywhere to
give it expression iu such form and
through such agencies as shall make
it effective in securing such legisia-
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iion as shall provide a remedy for the
evils WHICH rndanger our civilization
fruu. this source.
Third. That as the most practical
:nc,hol of calling oaJ and giving tx.
pr, ~>ion to the pubic sense un this
most momeutous Issue, We invite our
fellow citizens everywhere through,
out the State to appoiut from among
themselves discreet and worthy neu
to asscmble iu convention or con-
ference at Cnlun bia, on the 9th day
of September next, to consider and ad,
wise what action should be taken by
the Legislature at its next session to
more etfectually suppress the traffic
in alcoholic liquors, and remedy the
evils resulting thefefrom.
Fourth. We respectfully submit
the following plan by which the selec-
tion Of delegates to the said conveu
tiou may be made:
a. That the Grand Division Of
Sous of Temperance of South Carolina
BE- requested to take such action at their
approaching meeting as to ensure a
full representation from the order
throughout the State, in a convention
of the friends of prohibitory legisla,
ton, to be held in Columbia on the
twenty-seventh day Of September
next.
(2.) That similar request is here
by made to the Grand Lodge of I. O.
G. IT,, or in the interval of the meet.
ing of said Grand Lodge, then that
the G. W. C. T. and executive COM
mittee of said order be requested to
give effect to the request.
(3.) That the Women's Christian
Temperance Union be requested to
appoint at least two representatives
for each Union to represent them in
said Convention.
a. That the clergy Of the State
be requested to select FROM each of
their congregations two representa-
tives to said Convention, the certif-
cate of such clergyuen to be re-
garded as a sufficient credential for
| said representatives.
(5.) That the citizens of each coun.
ty be urged to call conventions for
the purpose of electing delegates to
the State Convention, the basis Of
representation to be the same as that
| in the Legislature of the State.
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Conkling TO His Stalwart Fol.
lowers.

When Mr.. Coukling received the
dispatch advising him Of the election
of Lapbam at Albany, he Immediately
sent the following telegram
"NEw YORK, July 22.-To Hon.
James armstrong, Member Of the
assembly, Albany: The heroic con-
sistency of the Spartan band which 50
long stood for principle and truth has
ny deepest gratitude and admiration.
Borne down by forbidden and alb.
horrent forces and agencies, which
never before had sway in the Repub
lican party, the mancry Of their cour-
age will long live in highest honor.
The near future will vindicate their
wisdom aud crown them with ap-
proval. Please ask them all for me,
to receive my most grateful acknow-
Judgments. Roscoe CoSKL1SG." !"
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State News.

DR.. F. ". Green, of Columbia,
died the 26th ult., aged 81 years.
The colored teachers Institute
closed in Columbia last Wednesday,
after successful session of one
month.
Mellow, the murderer of Thos.
L. Brayton, has not yet been cap.
tured. The Revenue Department
has offered a reward of $500 for his
capture.
Gen. Eaton, q. S. Commissioner
of Education, will be present a
short while at the State Normal
Institute in Green7ille, which meets
today, (Tuesday).
Col. Jno. E. Bacon, of Columbia,
leaves for London on professional
business the 7th instant, having
been retained as Attorney by the
Anglo. Russian Fur Company.
The Grand Division of the Sons
of Temperance met in Columbia
last week. The Grand Scribe re-
ported 80 Divisions organized
throughout the State, with a total
membership of 1900
Messrs. Cahill & Wise are work.
ing 76 convicts in phosphate works
in Colleton County, for which they
pay $3.50 each per month. If all
convict labor could be utilized to
this extent the penitentiary would
soc1 become self.supporting. Col.
Lipscomb, Superintendent of the
Penitentiary, visited this camp last
week, and found the convicts in
good condition.
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Mr.. CoNKLING's CAEEER.-Tbe
axultation of the Administration Re
publicans over the downfall Of Roscoe
Copkling has served to draw attention
to bis public career, which appears to
have been crowded with houors. The
Boston Post says; ain 1850, before
he had reached his twenty first year,
Mr.. Conkliug was appointed dis
trict attorney. He was elected mayor
of Utica when he was only twenty
uioe years cid, IN 1858. In the same
year he was elected to the Tbirty-sixth
Congress by 5000 majority, and two
years later he was reelected by an in
creased majority. In the next Con-
gressional campaign he sustained a
defeat, but was reelected to the
Thirty-ninth Congress by majority
of 1900. Another reelection to the
Fortieth Congress testified to the con-
tipued confidence of his friends and
neigbbcrs n Oneida County, and Oh
January Is, 1867, be YES chosen to
represent the Empire State in the
United States Senate. In 1878 he
was unanimously renominated by his
party and reelected for another term
in tae Senate of the United States,
and there ne remained until bis re-
cent resignation