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MASTERS sArp
STATE OF SOUTH cARorn

NAROITv,
c ASDERsos ca +
Caroline S. Simpson, PLAINTIFF i
tina G. Simpson, and other 1Saas
Compliant for Partition Ge' De'sal,
pY virtue Of decretal o,i.
1P rected in the above statnJ % :.
Honor J. B. Kershaw. prsaiJc pJ cav 6
bearing date the 10th Ma 'aing !yy
sell at Anderson C. H..sC y. tSsl,
IN NOVEMBER, 1851. tbe "a faSA SSAlsalt.
sscribed property, as the Real Ests,s ESaUsii.
liam y. Simpson, deceased, to ps;ae vi; M
Tract No. !. containing fortv't.
more or less, known us The B;ouVa u
situate, lying and being in the Vra CH ~
Anderson, and State aforesaid oousa
Savannah River. oh Erei
Tract No. 2, containing fortv a..
or less, known as the Charles RaSsra
situate. lying and being In The GSlfe' ~ p
State aforesaid, on branches ooer!I os :: !
River VI ~
TERMS oP SALE-One.half cash :.
balance on O credit of twelve n, mnt, n 4
interest from day Of sale, TO ha sion.n' u
bond and mortgage of the nroSN ~ osecaNl
leave TO the purchaser TO nav r,opsny, ~ v
anticipate payment at any fima aii al
ser to pay extra for all necessarv, % P0nt
Also, by virtue of decretal' nsaIsai pdNa
directed !. s!:o above stated cs.s,a ,aN
Honor L. Is. Fraser, presiding Jrds. i
ing date 5th October, 1881, / vii, iIug, s.&, g
derson c. H., s. c., on Saledsv t. uets Y |,
ber, 1881, the following describeiiu u n:e AaIe
as the Real Estate Of David Simrn'lls2,
ceased, to wit: npSoa
Tract No. /, known as the Jou
containing one hundred and dma sar. n.
one-half acres, more or less adio;n,,saag \
Of d. M. Simpson, Andrew MrT Mr1as y
others. eLea b
Tract No. 2. known as the linn.
containing one hundred and iii eist,i ia :,
and onc-half acres, more or les, s,ssG'!t ss;!!t
lands of Estate of +. E. Harrison, 4al9'' S:.'
John Shearer, and Others. '''as
TERMS or SALE-One.thirdc zach
remainder on credit of twelve r.i eua
with interest from day of sale ~ u ta'sa-a' q
red by bond and mortgage, with ,Os ~ y: y;
the purchaser to pay all cash. or on.! aeaM
payment at any time. Purchase, "
extra for all necessary papers. w
And by the order of the Cont a..
the purchaser of Tract No. l shall l1t"es =, y
right of way over the road lcadinr II,ss ,S,Vs
Tract No. 2 to the bottom lands o5 y. ,I.u y
er and also to ditch through Tract W =. : !;
the River, for the purpose of prons. w J. !. .
age of Tract No. l, the said road and y. \.
being already open for the purnoaa Y
w. w. HUMPHREYS T,,..
Oct l3, 1881 IA
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The Republicans like to talk Civil
Service Reform, but their actions do not
correspond TO their professions. Senator
Hill offered a resolution in the United
States Senate on the day of its recent ad.
journment relative to Federal appoint
ments, but as the Republicans are trying
to help carry Virginia for Republicans,
it did not suit them to criticise the cor.
rupt practices now being resorted to in
that State, and, therefore, Senator Nc.
MILAN objected to the immediate con-
sideration Of the resolution, and it had
to go over under the rules. The resolu-
tion was Us follows:
Resoived, That appointments to Offices
under the Federal Government ought not
to be made to control or influence the
poiptments with such intent are unwise,
unpatriotic and contrary to the spirit OF
our political institutions, and If contin-
ued without rebuke by the people, will
become dangerous TO the pernatuity OF
our institutions.
This resolution commends itself Ia
every advocate of Civil Service Reform,
and the Republicans could not afford tc
vote against it, but by objecting they
could carry its consideration over to De.
cember. In the meantime the Virginia
canvass will be over, and they will have
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDrRsoS CorSrY.
M tguA II Common Peas.

WIN. j. saylor., Plaintiff, against Nimrod
Saylors. Elizabeth Dove, ct al, Defend
ants Complaint for Partition and SAFE ct
Llnd Jar payment Of Debts, DC.
IN virtue Of an order to me directed in
h the above stated case by, his Honor
T. B. Fraser, presiding Judge. bearing date
the 5th day of October, 1881 Will sei1 y ~
Anderson Court House. S. c., on SALE"
DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1881, tho follow
ins described property, as the Real Estate
of Mrs. Sarah Saylors, deceased, to wit
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract OF Laho'
containing scventytwo acres, more or less.
adjoining lands Of James A. Drake Is. r.
pri,itt and Mrs. Emily Robinson.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, and bal
ancc OH credit of twelve months. with m
tercst from date Of sale. purchaser TO give
bond and mortgage Of tho premises TO se-
cure the purchase money, and to have leave
to anticipate payment at any time, ,oaolr pur-
chaser to pay extra fer all necessary papers
W. w HUMPHREYS, Master
Ort l3 lSSi IA
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN,
COUNTY OF Aunr,-l.
In The Court Of Common Plea,

In The Court Of Common Plea,
Elijah Powell. Plaintiff, against r,,.
Near and husband, VIM. G. Near - y
Defendants.-Compidint for Pdrtil;o, Y
Sale OF Real Estate.
DY virtue of n decretal order to m, 4
I'D rected in the above stated case /, sl
Honor 7. B. Fraser, presiding Jude. MI
5th October, 1881. will sell at Ena,,i
c. H., S. c., on SALEDAY IN NOyEsj
BER, 1881, the following described p,-s
ty, as the Real Estate of Mary Powell n
ceased, and Elijah D. s. Powell, to vii.
All that Piece. Parcel or Tract Of b.
containing tifty-ninc and one.half ~
more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs. hi
Thompson Norris and Is. a. McAlis,e,
Terms or SALE-One-ha half cash. and a
balance on credit Of twelve months IS
interest from day Of sale, purchaser 10 n
bond and mortgage Of the premises tSr
cure the purchase money, and to hiu
leave to anticipate payment at any tir.
Purchaser to pay extra for all necesssry !,
pers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Mssts
Oct 13 1881 II
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Senator Bayard, in speaking to ~ re-
porter of the Neus and Courier about the
attempt Of the President to Mahonize
Virginia, through the influence of his
appointing power, said in defence Of the
Democratic policy as to Stratham's nom
ination: "While it may not strictly
be termed victory for us, it is n
satisfying evidence that we have success
fully performed our duty by breaking up
the most barefaced sale Of public Office
which ever disgraced q government.
When we have evidence that this nomi-
NATION is but part Of the plan which
was partially defeated last summer for
the deliberate purchase of Senatorial
vote by the Wholesale tranefer of the
public offices of Virginia, and when we
note the unanimity Of the Republicans
in trying TO force this bargain upon the
country, the evidence Of the degencracy
Of this body is shameful"
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Before the Senate adjourned OH Satur.
day Senator Bayard offered the following
resolution Of thanks to the President OF
the Senate according to long established
usage:
Resoired, That tho thanks Of the Senate
arc hereby rendered to Hon. David Da-
Wis for tho courtesy, impartiality and
ability with which he has performed his
duties rs President pro tenn.
The above resolution was agreed to
unanimously, and Mr.. Davis having re-
sumed the chair, which for moment he
had vacated, said:
SENATORS am touched by the gen
orous expressions in the resolution which
it has pleased the Senate TO pass In my
honor, and am grateful for tho courte.
Gus cooperation which has been extend
ed to me from all sides in administering
the duties of presiding officer OF this high
and enlightened body. Hoping that
every member o: the Senate will return
happily and safely 10 his home and be
permitted to resume his duties hero at
the next meeting of Congress, it only re.
mains for mo TO declare the Senate ad-
iOurned sine die,
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EDGEI'IELD ~ ASHES.

The Town Of Edgeiicll war aino>t
totally dc-,royed by fire on Sunday morn
ing last, The fire originated in the sta
Bile, Of ,lc Tillman Hotel, from whcrcc
il -prcal very rapidly to the Hotel and
other buildings OH the public square.
Every store III the town, except one or
two, wa destroyed, besides a number of
law Offices and one dwelling. The entire
los, is estimated 1T $4,000, on which
there WAS only about $30,0oO insurance.
The l,irertis.r building and printing
material wa- saved, but the Cronicis, :,
new paper, VA, burnt. We make the
following extract from M extra issued
b. the .l,ircrti..r on Sunday morning:
At the hour at which we writc-ll
o'clock Il. n.-thc flames have died ont.
and an awful cloud OF smoke rests over
the drrary scene. Citizens from the sur
roiinding country are thrOnginE in. and
the JiIrnt district is crowded will excited
human beings OF all age, and races.
Many houses. not burned, were cnIpticd
of their furniture, and every street and
garden and back yard is filled ,yith house
hold goods. broken, torn and i'll ur Il.
Circumstances point very strongly to this
terrible coniligr:.tion as the work of an
nccndiary The great fire of ltJ2 was
small compared IL This The appearance
of l.dgcticld'S public square i, appalling
in its dpsOlatiOu
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNT OF ANDERSON
IN tic Co,ut Of Common Peas.

In tic C,mt Of Common Peas.
Samuel A. Hutchinson, Plaintiff. against
NJ Emily Burlitt, Geo. +. Burditt. ct al,
Defendants : Complaint for .Spec!ne Per
formunce, DC.
VOY virtue of decretal order to me di-
I'D rccted in the above stated case by his
Honor r. B. Fraser. presiding Judge, bear.
ing date the 10Th October, 1881. | will sell
at Anderson G. H., S. c., on SALEDAI
IN NOVEMBER next, the following prop
erty. to wit:
All that certain Piece, Parcel or Tract of
Land, situate in Anderson County, i'll the
State aforesaid, containing one hundred and
and four acres. more or less, adjoining lands
of George =. Pettigrew, Thomas a. Sher-
ard. aud others.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser TO pay
extra for all necessary papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Oct H. 1851 Ii 4
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ASpERsoS COUNTY.
IN the Court Common Pleas.


Jesse Robinson. Administrator, Plaintlh,
against Richard Robinson. James ROBIN
son, ct nl., Defendants.
DY virtue Of an order to ne directed in in
ID the above stated case by ms Honor
T. B Fraser, presiding Judge dated llth
October. 1881. will sell at Anderson c. H.,
s. C.. on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER,
1881. the following described property, as
the Real Estate of Salie kobinson dcccas-
ed. To wit;
All that Piece. Parcel or Tract of Land
containing one hundred aud twcnty-eight
acres. more or less. situate in Martin town
ship. in the said County, adjoining lands OF
George Il. Robinson, James Robinson and
others, ON waters Of Little River.
Terms OF SALE-One.half cash; anc the
remainder to be paid in twelve months
with interest from day Of sale, to be secur-
ell by bond of the purchaser, and mort
gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
w. W. HUMPHREYS. Master.
Dtt ~ iSA1 Ia
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lu,ions offered could be hired at drink
or two each. Such rrocctd!nHs wouiu
whirh The holders of tho bonds would
clasp their securities tighter and Try TO
pet more other meeting, would fellow,
4 an newspaper or two coull be bongn, a,,I up
and made 10 advocate tho movement,
and prices would rise a little after eacii
announcement. ,
a fool and his money are so"h partcn.
-N,w loyk Uend.
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MASTERS SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF' SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON Cous1Y
Il, the Court Of Common Plea.
WIN. S. Brown. as Committee, &C., PHI,
Tiff, against Martha A. Woodson Va
H. Wilson, ct al, Defendants Comp,,ts
to Partition and Sell Real E.ta!s 70 ~
Debts, dc.
PY virtue of decretal order In Il.
AO above stated case to me directed b
his Honor It. b. Fraser, presiding Juia
bearing date the 18th October, 1881, | VII
sell ut Anderson G. H., s. c., on SALE
DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1881, the folloT.
ing described property, as the Real Es.Ia
Of James Il. Wilson, deceased:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing thirty eight and threequsts
acres, more or less, situate, lying and bsrl
III the County and State aforesaid, ne,
Williamston, lying on Long Branch, Ei.sl
of Saluda River, and adjoining land, q
VIM. Garrett, Richard NJ Fleming, Wn
Cartee and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser topl
extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, MasG
Oct l3, 1851 IA &
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


SIAIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
PI virtue of an Execution to mo di
4D rected, l will expose to sale on the
first MONDAY III NOVEMBER A. u.
1851, at Anderson Court House, South Car
olina, the following Lot Of Land to wit:
One Lot or Tract of Land, containing
three acres, more or less, at or near the
Carswell Institute, in Anderson County,
and bounded by lands of z. Hall. S. A.
Dean, q. w. Long and w. f. Walters
Levied on as the property Of f. E. Mckee
in favor of Alex. f. Bohannon.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to nav
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
~. :. 80, Sheriff Anderson County.
Oct IL, 1851 IA
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Gen. Tyncr, First Assistant Postmaster
General, has resigned, and Mr.. Frank
Hatton, the owner and political editor of
the Burlington Iowa. Na~keye, has been
appointed to succeed him. 1t is not
often that an editor obtains a political
Office that has any pay in it.
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Ex-Goy Morgan, to whom President
Arthur rendered the Secretaryship Of
the Treasury, peremptorily declined the
honor and thcreupon the President nom
mated Hon. Charles J. Folger in his
stead, and the Senate, without opposition,
confirmed the nomination. Judge Fol
ger has accepted, and is now discharging
the duties OF the Office. He is from New
York.
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Valuable Land for Sale

TUNHE vaicshle Tract of Land, o9nt.in.
Il ing about $50 acres, situated, ,T.. 1s.
Bolton, s. c., and known as the >, Ais, Az,
Tract" bounded by lands Of Col. InOS;S
j. j. Mattison and others, and recsIg
owned by J. J. Mattison, will be sou = -
ANDERSON c. H., at public outel!iT y, !,
SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next ~
Tract Of Land is desirable one: ,,,l
TERMS oP SALE-One-h half cash, VIM h :.
ance on credit of twelve months, VIII II
terest from date, secured by o9na ., =, h
mortgage of the premises. Purcnas'' '
pay extra for necessary papers. a
Oct 20. 1881 Is
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Malone has not been able TO make
himself the power he expected in the
United States Senate. His vote gives
the Republicans the majority, but the
Democrats have 10 be consulted as to
whether they arc willing for tho Rcpub-
licans 20 enjoy the benefit Of their ma
.jority. They have AZ uncomfortable
way of making deadlock, sometimes.
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made all out Of TIE corruptng in6u ences
Of Federal patronage that is possible,
and then they will vote for the resolution
and profess great admiration for It's sen
tment. There is nothing comparable to
Republican hypocricy The party is
full Of rings, and yet il processes TO ex-
pose and punish them. 1t abounds in
all kinds of political intrigue, conspiracy
and corruption, but still claims TO be the
party of great moral ideas. The dodge
on Mr.. Hills resolution is entirely in
keeping with the purposes and methods
Of the party.
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Postmaster. General james, whose term
Of Office as Cabinet Minister having
expired under the law with the cxpira-
lion of the term Of Office Of the Presi-
dent who appointed him, has been mere
ly holding over until his successor was
appointed under the law, which was done
last week by the President e-appointing
Mr.. James. He was confirmed by the
Senate, aud is therefore now entering
upon his second term as Postmaster
General. 1t is the general impression
that the President does not wish to make
any Cabinet changes until after the Fall
elections are over, and then it is believed
he will show himself to be stalwnrt of
the stalwarts.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
L XnIncAN,

ANDERSON County.
He virtue Of All Execution to me direct
!D ed, will expose to sale on the First
Monday IN Noyember, A. d., 1881, at An
following Tract Of Land:
One Tract Of Land, containing sixty-nine
ana one-half acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of Will lam Pruitt j Joshua Ashley
ana others Levied OH as the property of
>. ;: Usher in favor of Baxter Hays, Ad-
Terms OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to psy
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff OF Anderson County, s. G..
Oct l3, 1881 Ia
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ASDEEsOy

STATE Ot' SOUTH CAROLlNA,
COUNTY OF ASDEEsOy.
IN the Court of Common Reai.
l.. Martin Hall, Plaintiff, against Mlm
W. Spoon, Defendant. = Complain! y
foreclosure of Mortgage. :.
Pf virtue Of decretal order to NE :
LIP rected by his Honor J. B. Kenh!
presiding Judge, bearing date. llth N.'3
1881, l will sell at Anderson c. H.. Ss
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, ISL
following described property, as the b
Estate of Melton w. Spoon, to wit: !,
All that certain Piece, Parcel or Irass
Land, situate in Anderson County. on Y !,
Southern side of the road leading from u
Alilford's to Cross Roads Church, u
known as part OF the NJ. FL: Hall nl'
containing fifty acres, more or less, 9S, 6S1ai, I,
cd on the North by land of DR.. MlIMss
on the East and South by lands o. u
same, and on the West by land Oh a."
Hall.
TERMS oP SALE-One-half cash; The .
mainder on q credit of six months, setas
by bond and mortgage. Purchaser 10 r.
extra for all necessary papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Mastss'
Oct Is, 1881 IA
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Mayor Means, tho only Democrat
elected to that position in Cincinnati in
many years, is making great moral re-
forms in the Elm City. He has already
stopped the Sunday dance houses and
Sunday rooms-two things that had
grown 10 be very powerful in Cincinnati; E;
but he has now essayed the gambling
houses, which he has ordered to be shut
up entirely. To accomplish his pur-
poses, he has made very little show of
preparation. He has only ordered the
Lieutenants of Police to close them up
in their respective districts, with warn
ing that he will hold them personally re
sponsble if the orders are not carried
out. There is no doubt that the gam.
bling saloons must go. Mayor Means
has q practical way of doing things,
which could be copied to advantage in
many Southern cities Those who love
good order and good morals in Cincin-
natl should give him cordial support.
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= The Barnwell Sentinel SAYS: "AIany
persons on the line OF tho South Carolina
Railroad complain that their wells are
drying up, and many of them have had
to be dug deeper Ponds and water
courses that were never known to fail
before have diied up, and many IF the
rnillsi run by waterpower. have had TO
suspend operations.,'
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The market for Confederate bonds,
rays the Ncws and (ouricr Of November
1st, was dull and inactive Yesterday.
Early in the morning sales Of abou:
$4,000 were made nj s., but shortly
after noon dispatch from New York to
prominent broker stated that all
London orders for the defunct securities
had been Withdrawn, and Wall street
had washed il hands Of the article.
After this there were no. more transac-
tions that could be heard Of, and the
opinion is now generally entertained that
the craze has come to IN end.
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The Acrs and Courier suggests that
the next speculative movement will DO
in claims for slaves cmancipa.cd by the
authority of the United States govern
ment. There would be more r son and
equity in paying for the emancipatcd
slaves than in paying the Confederate
debt, though there is no probability that
either will ever be paid in full OF in part
by the United States, or any Of the
States Of the late Confedcracy. The
Confederate bond craze will, however,
probably cost those who purchase too
much and return them too little to in
duce any further ventures in Confederate
war claims or securities
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! Col. James r. Randall, the accom-
pishcd editorial correspondent, Of the
ChroMicle and ConsttutionaitSt, writing Of
men and things in Washington, says ::
"The reaprcarancc Of Mr. Window as n
Senator very materially strengthens the
Republican side, which WAS becoming
rather weak in intellectual timber Tie
Minnesota Senator is 4 ngcrous oppo-
ncnt. He has had long experience in
Congress, and keep, q scrap book, like
John Quincy Adams" Slr Window las
acquired considerable reputation anI
power from his scrapbook, which he
docs not hesitate 10 draw on his brother
Senator. when it suits him. IL - said
that this scrap.book did rather efficient
work in debate with Senator Hampton
relative to the Reconstruction Acts soon
after the latter entered the Senate After
Senators have been in the Senate long
enough to learn hi, pecuiarilies, they
refrain from debating past questions with
Window. y we! kept >crap-book is n
very desirable book for q politician not
to antagonizc when it can be avoided.
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The gossips are unhappy nhou, Nj
Blaine. One set say that he wants TO
get out Of politics for the next two year,
and turn his attention 10 making money
lie is already worth about 800, 900, and
it is said he a,pires to the rank, or rather
the money Of Il millionaire. The others
however, SAY that lie is certainly deeper
in politics now than ever, and that al
though lie was considered Ou, OF the
Presidential race for the remember Of
his life only a few months ago, that he is
now actively At work planning li- cam
paign for the next Republican prcsidcn
tial nomination. his letter Of uccep-
tance as Secretary Of State pledged him
to Gen. Garfield for second term, bu,
the assassination has relieved him from
tliat disability, and he regards himself as
the proper representative OF the Garfield
sentiment. According to these spccula-
tons he is to hunt very closely for votes
from the South in the next Convention,
make an extended tour of ;his section,
by means Of which he hopes to cope Sue
cessfully with the thiri.tcrm proclivities
embodied in the Grant iiea Of the South
crn Republicans. From the amou mt of
interest manifested in the future course
Of Secretary Blaine, it is evident that
the Grant, Conkling and Arthur party
are quite apprehensive lest he may, in
the near future, he once more in their
way. They have yet very Lively rccol-
lection Of the part he bore in the Chicn-
60 Convention, where, although unable
to secure the nomination for himself, lie
WAS still able TO defeat Gen. Grant. lie
is dangerous man for politicians to fool
with and we have no doubt that Arthur
will be delighted Ia have him accept the
English Mission, in order to get him MS
far off rs possible.