davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-05
been taken ms, protext on which
10 ntlack rudc1y tic cherished

been taken rs prctext on which
10 ntiack rudcly tic cherished
memory of her lonored t1eati and to coul-
mcnt unc1.nriinbly Mpnii tho character OF tho
Southern ycuplc. 1t Ind been intlsnatctl lit
tho Republican press Ald up0h tic tlonr tint
his tuon,lc's) object in presenting tllts petl'
tim WIS
lSsIrtoCRTY II, ESTABLISH A rflEcEpENT
for tho payment oi Southern War etatnIs.
No ttatgp could have been fn0ru unjust or
more destitute Of any foundation. lilo pre-
senteti It as Representatives. duty, becn,lso
It was sent to him, because lu believed II was
a lust claim, because he denied the power Of
the American Congress to pass any eu-rost-
fdcto law or bill Of atsatnler, and
because Io did not suppose Tint
there was aingle Representative who could
be found who would be willing to Withhold
fton, t1IIs la,iy tho money tonorab'y earned
by her husband III the service OF the Govern.
,nent, lie Ind never advocated tic passtEo
of q war claim, strictly speaking, not consi.-
er!ng the william and Mary College bill as
such. 1fe wished 10 rcpGat wllt he Ind fire.
q1cntiy said: that tho people III the S0uth
had never expcctrtl. mid did not now expect,
TINT tho losses incurred by individuals rs 4
necessary incident Of tho War would ever
~ fvnr viii, thair n,.os ,.;:o %,,o,, ,,,.., y
~, iI WI W., ..IA u'ss -. wv. "p.a'' wv" - =
~. h"o"'e's"oA "'' ''ie eo''ae'1ue"eco u
Aa''u's. ,,,,
they possessed upon tic isslle of tho gtgnnttc
otiusa.e. .au 'i,.s lHu w. nsM Mete pfcr
vae" na.lnls ~ 10 aIsep1 ~ ., ~ .ao INV u.
mnt ~ lsus.eo ~. 'low - t'lNt ussA.!a',o' .,
"n'oa ,,, !,u l''"ue WI" Nun Ss,.s" .! 1no r.
spons'p'n.s s tes't,S upon m'nl uas i.S
No''lef. ici'"t.'"vas .,., ~ ~ pun.'cn' pas.
s!ss s "ou!u a's,.',ss % u'o,l "opsses''S , o''
..s , n.He'"o.eu XII. @ l"ss.n, ,as nt'u Moaa "oe
Hah ii. sns u,'., .,,s., .', H. s.cam ",.e, ~
MoEt s,.s s.n.s ~ '''sS'Ao '"e' "'o''''' VI VIVA
!aE lhousns. ~.
. ee'' 11.as 1onEet sala tnas "ne' uo kenlae,slan
n"Mt shk!nut aoso 'uM "ss,1llcu :" apeah ~.
~ .uu ,'' las u'' utsanoee, no mus.
pet.t ''ln seoaso.5 ~ u"eslaol Mle,''ef ~
aea'ay uau .' sepaSSsns ''iS''-W1.aet w a!M
, 1881-02-05
matn point" Mr.. Carlisle has taken tho

nlatn poiDt.n Mr. Carlisle has taken tho
scnsc Of
4 l..tltE NUMBER OF rltE pEMocnAr1u
MEMBERS
Of tho House to-day, nmi llu thinks there wilt
he prnctlehl nlanlnlty In standing ont for
the bill as II passed tho House, Soh,B Of tho
Democrats cnre more for tho limo timft tlnn
for the rate per cent willie others
rrgnrl rnte per cent rs tho only
thing worth lonktng after. This diirer-
ence will only serve, howover, to unltu
tho Two parties In firm ntlyucncy OF tho
1lonse bill. which suits both. MIR. Carlisle
accept d 2 prr cent Dolt.l, mid It Is this a,l-
justn,cnt OF interests which explains tho
rtsc II, the and ~ per cei,ts tic thought
tho action of the Senate Finance COMMITTED
ttptlhy
WOULD HAVE AN 1MMEnrArE EFFECT
or, the market, by causing 4 sEight fail IN
these securities to-Ennrrnw. This was owl
ttellce Il, lin, 1lr said. that o PER cent bond
can bo tlnatcd Mr.. Carlisle thinks tho re-
lection Of the fift', secttot, Is III tho interests
OF tin National banks,' III tho matter Of ni-
lowing them largo latltuda 1T expanding or
contracting their ctrcula tl0n Mt pleasure, n
power which tho majority itl tho House looks
upon with great tlfsfayor.
tn COMMITTEE.
10 IN Htattfn Assotfdtsd PMS.
WAsItfSa1DN. ID. e., Feb. 1.-The Senate
Finance Committee completed their eunaltl-
Grafton Ut tho 1louse Funding bill aiul ALI
tlorlZcd the Chntrman to ruport 1t back to
tie Senate with recommendation for passage
with amendments, wllIcl, provide Tint tho
bhltds shall be ret!ecmablu III five ycars nnsl
payable Ii twenty yenrs: TINT tile rate OF
Interest uron tllcn, Shnll be ~ per cent per
anl,uln; mat tho lilo certificates authorized
t,y tho bill shall brar interest Mt a
rate not exceeding M per cent per nnnun',
md the interest In each case shall ho pnynble
sont-annuslly. Tle Committee strike oilt tho
tlrtli sectlqt, known NJ "The Carlisle atl,e,,tl-
ment," which provided for tlle compulsory
usu OF tho now bonds rs security for Nallou-
nj blink circulation md for change IN tho
law concerning tho retirement Of ctrculntlon
notes. md substitutes two new SECTIONS, tho
principal fcaturp of which Is provision
that hereafter the securlty given by
National '-banks for Government de-
pusit and tho faithful performance
Of their dulles rs p,tbIic Repositories, shall
consist wholly Of United States bontls. Tho
Committee also recommend Tint tile allow
anco for tic expenses, Issuing, alld placing OF
the nuw bonds and certificates 10 bo increased
TO one-hRlf OF | per cent insteud Of Unu
fourth, as limited by thu House.
, 1881-02-05
PENSIONS.


~, op..at ' o," ~ ~ 'Ts I"'sa90 M THo''Me.
n,i - M, ~ fep ,c' NJ ~ a'fs,o ,,a
w. "o,tl, ~ ,'o,n n"e ~ e""I .i, ~ ~ ~ 2I
wv ~ xs,s.na, .,o h IS an,o M r,r.,. o. u.us.
Nns W. ""o.e.' N.ao oe.s" ,,n''., Heo''
aca,s ~, ".,.,a,, mas ~ mom 'sss ,'s't Se ca
IVY po"''" ~ ,"t, IT,. "pp."r".'ol' - ~. ~, oel'n-
tor noaan, on 1lslne 10 oppose tne a'lcild.
lhcnt, tooK notlco or statement telegranltra
70 inc New fofS I1H,ahe lhat llo was "the
eheiny OF reform III ing iehs'oi ot1'ce anu
eno s"peisetFlcfan'e lfient ahd IcpfesoAta-
nve OF washington cialn agohts'" This
s zen. Logan ehatacterizeu rs malicious
iloel. IT'LL. LoRal tael pfoceeac!l TO tie
noahce ulo p9oposea ihVest'gatlon 1htn
Ao recipients or pensions. II frauds
nad oeell conimittea, II was tue fault OF. TIC
commissioner ol fenslhs, VINO liau tho
power 10 ptoscnt 1t. 10 ae!en1ed tho pell-
aiohc1s, ana denounced thoso VINO ina dc"
.tiscd THIS investigation project Il. severu
Language, provoking Mt ono tlmo Il rather
sAafp reply from Gen. Burnside, who Ind
approved some features OF the measure. Tho
usual proposition to adjourn over until Mon
day was voted dawn, ind the discussion
=, VIII. lie RESUMED To-MoR1loW.
Tho indications nre TINT The proposed
amendment will 10 ruled out Of order as now
Legislation. 30 NIL TINT llas been said on
1t Will bo thrown AWAY. Gen.
Logan maintains that the change proposed
by Commissioner Bentley would be nlucl,
moro expensive than tho existing laws, und
that under present law there Is NIL abundant
opportunity to prevent fraud. 1t Is claimed,
ID opposition to ...-.....
.t,. THE nESTLEr T11EoHY
Of great incrensc Of pensions, that tbore nre
penulng 5u7uuU hpplicntt01,s, .G3o, ,OW Of which
Arn filed by Invalid pensinrnrs. nntt tho
baIanco.are willows. minor children. fnt,cra
, 1881-02-05

revenues of tho Government undoubtedly
warrant n considerable reduction Of customs
taxes. Tho class which Is opposed 10 any
change III import duties has bccn sl,rowd
enough to SEQ to It that tho first reduction Is
,landc TT interior taxation.
WEISS HEEts.
a[r. CnrlEsc also reportcd q bill 10 regulate
tho manufacture of weiss beef, md WIS it,
sttucteti to report It flvDrably 10 the House.
, 1881-02-05

pensions will bc enormous there Is nothing
to Justify tho estimate that tho persons now
placed npon tho pension roll will live thirty
years. Still, Ills by no means certain that
dhe Commissioner nr Pensions or tho Con-
ercssn,cn WIN orpose lin, l,ayc proper bases
fNr their Information.
, 1881-02-05

Alr. CnrllSc Also retlurtcu Dill to regulate
tho manufacture of weiss beer, md WIS ln-
stsuctod to report It fayorably 10 tho House.
NAIL CONTRACTS.
STAR ROUTES IN ILLINOIS.
Spsetai DlspaltA to 7hs CAtsaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. e., Feb. 4.-Tie follow.
Ing contracts for carrying tho mafl over tho
stnr routes in Illinois were to-t1ay awarded
by tic Post OiIico Department:
FSg iisoyer t. ssE"n' epntrse5 se awarded
i!Grs e!;@ aa7 ~ a. Moore of whitley cort-Ifousc'
@ frs!n Earm' t9 schools to W. l.. Argue. Wash
,Frnn llir,ri kiacouptn County,. to, Morrison.
ag S.,lo Ghsisian cony' to d H. 1'"s'e'' Whit"
Fsah l; q 9a,nsa to t''da; to Daniel II. onhnm,
Frolt, Napsryl'o to Wheaton. L, ". Parker, st.
r5e sSsye awars ;s,ss: cont # .n f. ssHs,,
From Iionsrbois to Arcoln, @. Q. nn,s.nclds 81.
ns; sss isstnxs iiss.xs 1i* 1.s'SE IT,; H. s; Joseph y
Fron' itnEtnss, 1%n.F ~ to irossc'' nantel
c'nlin, ksSH yt5e: @ Is. s. w"th' 'ne' D. c0''sror''
r;s%S Ff FaE'n En,s NsSs %s e "a erana '''so f. W
Washington u. C.: fin.
iIandcrso ' wssllnR:oti, ~ So IT, u; % f5ii '"'"'" D'
From IIruadnnIss Chatnnnir1, County, to Pm.
lorsnn, Edgar County, ". l. ArRuo; sill.
AreHu: ~: ~ "
s,F, rron' p""llansvio to Av'sto"' W. L. AFsuo;
From faay City tn JcffcrsyIllc q. W. Chnn,,ora
aud n. 4. M0nru, whitley Court- ![oMso, n.y.; sun.
*s.3.
Erom f3x Lako e e, ,Twocss' 'efnce H. Pr'co'
'fHs5ao Frn Gi1is Mo; Hs v Post u r,,more
!, and SSncyy'lio. f. i.s,oorosE
Aran: ron! .lai. 1ii'F'c"ho 10 A"'oosfy ofo'e '" Ia
fro,a Morf!mae rS!nt to K''n'nsw'ok, Dnu'el
u; s.rianam stht, Easmi; LII ~. r,.,, ,~,.
rfsri Rd,I 6sgSt Vs IL; si S,nt VII. - "
an@ s',, d. q; I'll Mo95o, IT., S,s ~ n,,,o,,
FrsS isieii ss to IN NaSo mo,,rs Chamber i
a$ss; $?e% sa"t sh 1eory to ,,ascoutab Argue;
Fl Fsom seGttv!g # to palmyr' Fomonr osz,
fro,a scottsi1llo i; 10 1,nrrs storc rlomon T.
oTT; rroia 81 x.u.1c, Warn county to xopa cIov
County, q; 2; & q, nsas,tle1l; I, ss 7... :,
From snIthtoh sn, TO Paderbort'. Jainos u. Cole
*FHys; FgSa isSy f. ito rai,roaa stauon ". L. Argue;
*is't Fsom yonaslla to ,on,norv Jan,o, II 7to,rox.
FIT; From worrcnsy,,,o ia w,nec,, patr,o,. 1,or.
<;f, f,o" 4A"n"w"n to Yorktown W. L. Argue:
hI,s rsom Eostsreasgcr TO Dorsey s'ssrs chan'-
,rbo following awarls ~ ,uMNi 1or coyrvtno no,,
ovor s,ar s rontss IN aI lawn ero 70, nso n fl IT,
day:
| Frntn DfoonfleId tn stI,o.: contract nwnt.fct
, 1881-02-05


t1as reportcit III favor Of aboltshtug n]I these
taxea, with tho exception of tlle one Item Of
the tux upon bnnk capital. Tho attcmpt To
repeal tllat tux was voted down, Th!s 1nukus
the tOta nlnount of reduction prtpose,l II III.
tie more tim S1D, ,000, 900. The proposed r.
pcat Of the tax upon patent medicines a,ul
Swings banks deposits. md on n,utci,es met
with comparatively little opposItlon IN Tho
COMMITTEES, Tho princfnal struRklu w,a ovur
Tie taxes on bnuk deposits md bunk-clecks.
This action of the WAYS md Means Commit
tee to-.iuy u,oy l,nyu
.enNE nHt.Ay1oN TO THE rrHD1So mtr
os rpporte.l from tho Seuntu Fineure Cnn,.
mittee, rs tic theory l]ns beer lj,ninthiuc,l in
tho House by some eye1, w|m l,nyt ,,,,posc,l II
t,I ucr cent rate Tint n 4 ,n,r cent bor,l nos.
slb1y might be- tontml nroyi,ln'i somo NJ tlo
tuxntion upou banks cn1,ld In removed rrhn
Committee propose 10 ru,noyo over $500. 900.
retaining. }owcyrr. tho, INK ,,non circulation
and ,,,,o, h.,,trho,toi ,rna III, ,v,I ,,s.,,,a,,,
~ a,,mo timn II, lin f,ttmro rns.i,,,,. t,.r,,o
months wnn, r. eno,, to,ro atra"t % "s thara eo ~
now MI honI n inry, n,,,n,,"t ~ .awo.,atI ~
s,nc,z nf fl" voro,,s nr,;cI"s fr", ,vl,Ian - !"
nrn,osod to ,4",n~a t,,c ,ny,,,,w ifa".,, " 10 30
n,,vnnco .hon,1 NH h.. M t,S",1 '' - '"''' "''
r,,w ,,.I,,, w,,,,, =, u,,~pr,, t,r,,,,,,,z ,s,,
from TIM, rc,nrtin,, IN tn, ~, Inn ~ thasn
na,d ar.Icos os,"o,"tl. NV ~ ,u ,n. IT, .n'e0 - ." -
n,S" rnnwu hat t,,"." y -" "o",.n,, a., =. T.
~ st",,,," aI".l.a ,,t 20 ~, nv. a. 1tosh
,.t,;,ai. ,,"u,," a,, w. ,,,ea.s 'o , NV" ~.
',n,,s n"", ,,", "1 t4.,,s.,,, wv" .r, mcn ~
t,"ns ~ IN j1n,,,,,,ta. =. T.. ,,.'.,. NV "oles
s,,',,,.r,, @ a", nna,',"t,. :" .'''"E pe'@
yi.tnn ,,,r IN, r.,',aai ,,r t,,o .a.s @ ,'. Wo
,,rnnr,s,ar, ,,,.,,,1oinns ,,,s'. ~ "ruM WV.
, 1881-02-05

that. NJ s,o could nnt In tho scnnto Chamber ltlY
nl1nreutorizo this last nttapk. he wo,sf c0ntcns'
himself with snyinR TINT tho nllthur ~ t!la
luw. bnso falset,uh.l WINS wanting In nl! the
characteristics Of gentleman. nild 10
it.oK4ni now u,nlc M enduring record fur tho
bcheilt ri TINT person, Tint he might have It
fur reference hereafter. ~ tho anI1 cnrrn.
apontlont WIS TIL thu llupr during tho spsafolf,
Mr. 1.ognn tlcslrol to cnil tte attention nf tho'
Hctlator unon whose cnrt! tint tn,!'vnlunt ,A.l
hucn admitted. tu tho htutenune which ltn INV
!nnae.. Alt. I.0ynn tlion we'lt III to 1rKliu ti!at
tho elnMKo of nnc'lit,cry pr'r,nteti by tho
pcnsu to tho unyernmgnt. without my result.
mt hunestt; thnt tho character t'r tho snrKlcnl
epryfco would he tho sninc, nl t1sst tho Pension.
Office hat ntw All tho pt,wHr e.suntInl To prunnr
exen'ltlon of tlo; law. During hls rc'pnsks Mr'
vnn,ornn tWIs) .i,litr. and lioOth. During tho
dlsnn.slon Il incs.nRo wns rend from, tho presI:.
tho Navy III roiarunco t tho dispatch Ut vrs-
sci for tho relief Of thu JcAnncltc Polrr cxpcd!-
tiun. Tahlch.
:. without agtton on tho pending amendment
tho Senate adjourned.
, 1881-02-05

4HN F,sVIf3TUE7 IIE14IW
WAsnrydToN, u. C., Feb. 4.-Tho River
nnh I1arbor Appropriation bill viii bo IT.
portcti bnck tomorrow from tho Tlousc COM
mitlce III Commerce. Thu bill, rs tinnlly
uEreetl UPON, appropriatcs SO, is0, 500. Among
tho Items 0f appropriation are:
Eof thu islafasos.atf1atf s,f hnrl,I3t nt Nh.
, 1881-02-05

,IeF ,Sa M supcryison @ NJ 81 M sai.l III commts. su H.
aip,,.'. . .... - ~ ,po,.0m
tak III" ,fes,or md Il .h9 Siecso,ary
Vision TO the triIaisries y the ls*issipni tiser
TO tho extent. ard M f.'rrner, r taat inay bo
~ ~ nGrGots q IT, tn9 Rennan nu pettan''ent
With tho nroaccaton f.y tne Wnr nepn,,,tncnt ,,i of
1naso @ ] iherefSr: -, ,.., =, ;,,.,,..,.,,,
fpr reservnrs ~ nsam ~ 'ss'ss'lpt I'm nm
;'ts"; M"aG"fnnels EaH ,,!sSf ;sy ". Y 81" mi ~ o
erntion 81. w"sk...... ;......::.::;a: " - 100000
cnnsran nn fxn ssr Na;bre hess e. keni.kS
,s.nte llnu.: ;::; ..:..::.;:;:,.:..;:., 1s,ooo
t.uM ns!..usS5 u5 sll1 w. Tnst.u ~ % Mnosr. to'o
a. .a. Ssn s nao"''t co''p'e'''s ''ppio'e n ooo
;.a..t ;;o ; iemm
r"nntssHn i{irnr hnjn,v f.hnttnnonvn ''
ncnE Mnse1g cs shon's ~ ;'l oa snp at m
K:srn,tneky y. 1tvSr from 'ss n'outh to M M
wR;s $sr ITs' 4 S;ti!sls' Ss nd 5sP 4 Wfsas VII q
,, i,h. iiI;; '''''t'''''''' -,
M,asasnt fit,nr fr,,n, liza Wnncs 4o0'
si;sssRI tyer @ RAG 5niow S. sno mouths OF con
heHm;.lng H;rna gs,, tnS !,, har 70 sho Mississippi M
SMIss,snn MIss,ssiIp x txcr ny ny Nn!nhsN IA HaoW W: w
II" M;pla.sni ~ ~ T,,siann rulo m mn
s,tts,sspr, ,tIpe ,:i'xsr from IT. Paul 70 pes ~,
Oanes p .:: ... o
". ~ 1 ~ " t"ns". ~ rt nu '"""' IN n,o
t.,ty ~ ay' t,t nna "'va svi VI Atct"ee'''''''' n
Mise|Es s;Wn, ivnr " fi.,inc: tE MS
Upper slississsIpp' (tiysr' o',sratau saax.
etaa,,d taI nj" oul'a'oe "sh''afahRae .. mn
,,N ian ,o;: ;s:.a,o ,,iyor HM
, 1881-02-05

nKretl nfnh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. le1, ouV. Among
tho Items bf appropriation are:
For tho Improvement Of harbor at Ash
tn!iNll. St.. ..'.......''.'s..'.t.$ sNstNW
leo tartthr Mt tho mouth Of tho Mnsk.
aAnduRky C1ty, ,......,...........n..... 1G,uU)
'Enlcl1, ........................ 4D,tAM
Michigan City, nit...................... M,nM
Ontsttlo harbor nt CtiicaE., dredging in ~0"
tho Uutcr hnrtlnr, and constructing OF ..
MI Cxfrriar l,ronkwhtor....,...... lM,00
Gnlcnn River md hnrt 12MM
ftarbor ut RyGk Island. 1ld................... B,UD
ftarilor nt WhnkrEai,. HUN
Ice harb0r Ut ". ft!tlls. ................. 1900
Isarbdr and Mississippi 1s!ycr. Memphis. l1,M0
llMrb1r ut Grand Haven, Nirh.. ! M,UOO
13nrbtr ri refuge ut Grand Marnls...... AhW0
at Lake I{tlrun.. n....,....................+. W,NU
Ohio nlvcr t$l5OU0, In tho ,ltcrcuon OF
the engineers. tn he expended on nh.
river fr,,n1 Is rplth IL tho hcntl, pro.
vlttcl TINT <sl.000 Of tho last sum t1ny,
oxpctllutl o., tho Indiana Chuto,....... e50,0oo
ItArlur nj Menotlnnect WIs....,......... 12tu
n.llWnMker: t........'....st....... NMW
Fort Washington. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tf.M0
lencne. ...,.....,,..........:.....f N,WU
SheloyBun. ........+.., ..............+... a5,00O
Cn.lai. .......................,.. 1000
1iArnor ut 'r.yn Htycrs, l,,DQ0
Duluth. Mlnn.. .:......:........:..:.. "6.NU
French Creek Il, ritt.,ars. ............ $500 900
Improvement Ut tho Mississippi fiiver,
Iii nccnrtfnHco with tho plan tter1fOr
mission. 10 bc expended b. tho Hcsrc.
t1f WUr with thu nI1flrF tnt1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17
Tn. Car Of Russia A.a..inat. d.

Tie news Of tho death Of the Car OF
naysiA. by the hand Of an assassin, was
iaoughi w cable 90 Sunday, He was rid.
Ing through crowded part Of the city
~hen . glass bomb WAS thrown under his
carriage, The Gar alighted when another
was thrown which caused injuries result
ing In his death 10 a short time Several
previous attemps upon his life have been
made aud for the past ten years he has
lived in constant fear Of death
On the whole he has been good ruler;
aud 10 the early part Of his reign, against
strong opposition, liberated the serfs, who
we're slaves 10 the mobiles, to the number
al over 2O,0O0, 900 Recently he has been
contemplating the adoption Of consttn'
,ional form Of government limiting the
power Of the throne.
His death is the work OF the Nihilists, n
~ rot society whose chief object seems to
have been to get rid Of him, though what
they wall gain by 1t is hard to see He was
very popular with the lower class Of peo-
pie and with the soldiers, but the mobiles
were many Of them opposed to his liberal
policy towards the seris His death brings
10 mind the death OF our own Lincoln who
was largely Instrumental in the liberation
OF the slaves. The Car will he succeeded
by bis oldest son, Alexander
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17
The fndspsndsnts In the Senate

Tho senate. when the vacancies arc hllei
all h. eompessa d " Democrats. 81 Re
fsnblieAns aud 2 Independents. David
Davis aud Malone Much intoros, hss
l.sn feli 10 regard 10 the course which
win he pursued Ny she Two latter A few
days ago Davis dehoi his position. He
sAii he was aa Independent, and while be
caull cot support the Democrats In all
their measures be should vo'e with them
~ the orgAni1aiioa Of the new Senate On
Monday Malone Vas brought ont" 10y
ssmc cutting remarks from Ben Hill Of
Georgia, Who iniimstcl that there Was a
traitor IA the camp He did no, call any
names but has remarks we're SO plainly
aimed AZ Msb0ne that the latter made a
vigorous reply. dcnouncing the Democrats
~ the Ben Hill stamp and iniimsting that
l,s should vote as he pleased. that he was
upl indebted TO the Bourbon Democrats
feF his election, ADD he owed them no al
logianeo whatever He did not say that
be should vote With the Republicans on
Organization, but i, ia quite evident from
ltis speech that be will and this will make
tie y0tea tic with the casting vote Of the
Nice President In favor Of the Republicans
which will give them the organization.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17
The Sonth Carolina Ballot Fraud

The Charleston Is. c. Nens Of March
i2ih says South Carolina is as deter
miue.l 10 have fair elections as to retain
good losa government Precisely how
tots will Ike done nobody can say at this
moment; but il will be accomplished
som show The state will not bc fit 10 live
ia or 10 worth saving il that which was a
desperate remedy is TO be our daily food.
There is danger already that some en-
giueers will he hoist with their own pc.
ianl Last year, in Charleston, one set OF
Democrats stuffed the ballot boxes at a
primary election to defeat another vet Of
Democrats who had received majority Of
Tho votes east and this very week, at a
municipal election in the rgidly Demo
cratic county Of Lexington, the ballot.
10, was 40 stuffed that the Managers
II elections refused 10 canvass the votes.
For Republicans, In the South.
Doubtless the pleasure is as great
OF heinR cheated as 10 cheat
llul Democrats are not ~ philosophical
IN their eyes. cheating as means Of sc.
,m1ng houest government is o idely diff
ursui thing lnm cheating for th. benefit
u heal "sofarrs" and Tor machine made
"aicc seekers. There Is always one way 10
Ia.nre absolute honesty at elections. and
that j. by interesting tho white people IN
free ballot aad fair ocunt When our
iieasant vicrs, 10 10 speak, are likely TO
Il ,as,le into Whips 10 scouree us. We are
e iho hnmuf 10 nsfnd onr lives There IL
i-, complaint IN Virginia OF Georgia, where
iuc v bites divide aud insist on a square
,fta anA other states arc moving rapidly
10 10. satne direction
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17
REPEAT Of Superintendent Of Schools for
IN. Town Of Manchester, vernont.

btafHN ~ 4Hhftftfhf3s
thank yon for your confidence in Civ
ing me the general supcfiniendency Of
ysur schools for the year past accepted
10. trust with hesitation. in view Of my
o~n personal cares, fearing could no, do
fall Justice 70 the interests at stake have
devoted 30 the ~urk What time add strength
have been a, my command and will give
yon briefly the impressions Of the years
results These canbo, he compared with
those Of pre,ion. years. might have
been done by one familiar with the past
school history Of the town.
There are several essentials 10 prosper
ons school. The one first 10 lie mentioned
and Last 10 be- named il teacher with en'
pericnee aud tact. devoted 10 his work,
patient 10 deal With al classes Of scholars,
vso kHows hos abd when 10 speak the
asFl n encouragement o. the word Of no
strain. a DO can throw m air a cheerfulneSs
over the roaiine Of school lito who. IL be
eannoi orig sAis mind, car II least stir ii,
lsieht pose~ which God has given and
leave an influence which shall tell for years
on the taiarc life q the pupil Ifihere is
say grace 81 body, mind OF heart which 3
teachers work dose 20, require, il il pos TO
lie f0and 10 webstsr's unabridged There
il in The very presence ola company Of
yoang persons gathered In school roo m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17

Presided Garfield bss roneued lie nom.
inaiion ~ staaley Matthews Coz place ca
iise supgtne l.each We cannot bu, h..
lisss that this h lad selecison. Matthews
hss l'cru ipitnaslsly connoct@d xiih Eolss
- The largest corporations IN Tie o0uniry
Besides Ohio Is no, e1iiiled 10 H. The
Ciairf Ias,ioc Is irom ,ha, state II belongs
b. lllinois and We know 81 no better man
81 ihc position tliAa Y s Isham Of Chs
raTo. a 400 ~ Juige lsham, formerly 9
rvsisleui u ihis county.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17

sFy abuhdAai II loas,y And grandeur =
climate ftifA % stimulate and develop
htga and bread character Yoa have a
fseefi ia tss past h istpire ndlle Aspira
tipas No tras lover ~ his country ran
oonismplste the eiesncais Which src sirit'
lag ior Ascsndeacy Ia ths land without
feeling a ,ifasa a deep soliei,uaa Tor tie
ncsuit The question fhich comes back
upoa O. b the Old qacsiina uhi Il troubled
our fathers and which they hafc handed
do~n 10 ~ "a their Legacy IL j. this.
Who. 10 ,hu contest beiWeen ignorance
anil culiure. between anarchy and order,
betwocn organised fraud aad organized in
iegrity j. 10 VIM shall the dear old Gag
Of The past rrmain the symbol Of consiiia.
iional, stable. enlightened irccdomg or
shall It be irailod 10 the dust as the syno-
nym Of shattered hopes. basoel crimes. Po-
tent among tho agencies which have saved
tbs nation thus farrpoteni among the
agencies which are 10 save the nation 10
tho conflicts Of tho future, is the school.
In great crises the men and women who
have been taught and disciplined in our
schools have been the ones TO stand in the
surging waters and tide the ship Of state
over and through the breakers lie, US
idealizc in our minds the future ofAmerica
as the best desires and hopes Of patriotism
aud intelligence would give it, and then
be content il we may have part, however
humble, in assuring 10 unborn millions
this grand and happy fruition
Respectfully submitted
JAMES FLETCHER. Supt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-17

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