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4 WORD TO OIRREiDEI~,

During the pa-t week -pmc ni uur
:ricud- who favor Tho rrrcal oi the Len
Law have protected again, our express
iuy cur views III on the question, and some
,wo or three lave gone - far ~ 20 stop
their papers b,c.u-" they differ witil u
N he question: II our readers viii
r,,loc; they VIII ,cc that ihi, is not the
way 10 carry their point The INTEL
riCLNCIE Will treat both -dcs fairly in
,hi- n in every other discussion, and the
advocates Of repeal have been and will
nc allowed 10 present t!.eir views fully.
a,.i they will receive such weigh, a the
reading public cioo-c> tp give them, but
We taunot either sulprc-, or change our
views on the subject unless We be con
yinrcl hy better reasons than We think
rai. be Iic-cnic,! inr Tie repeal. Our
readers should know iha; the lHTrIIl-
'rHcEK j. nut -wayed By rcr-onal con
>icratiui- in the adoption of any line
oi policy, and tha; is course is framed
ironi what j, briic,,> i best for the
,"unirv. We do hnt expect uur try to
agree with every person. The nem,pA
l,r whic! docs i ,n account. Public
questions "ri-c continually, and n, they
come up we a'c expected Ia present our
virN, upon them We have always
lone 50 freely. candidly and Il plainly
a. we have hcon able, and intend IL !oug
IL We remain in journalism 10 lr 30. It
/. i.ut To be expected that we shall al
Ways agree with the opinions entertained
by all Of our subscribers, OF even ina.
loliiy o! them, and we never stop to in
,uirc whether We are in accord with
their views or not. We give our opin-
ions for what they are worth and any
subscriber or citizen who desires 10
comba, them will be afforded the ann
pleat opportunity of doing 50. since VIC
have been in journalism we have been
called upon TO take sides upon the
7traightout policy, and in doing so diff
iercd from many Of our readers We
have also had to differ from some OF
them on Ike settlement Of the State debt
the State University, the Stock law, the
Savannah Valley Railroad. the prohibi-
,ion movement and many other ques-
tions before the Lien Law. In all impor-
tant issues the course of the INTELLI.
uENCEE has been clear and unmistaka-
bic. We do not nov intend to begin
dodging about in ,carch OF the popular
side of any question, and if our friends
want to advance their opinions it must
- by arguments published to combat
our arguments. They cannot drive
us by dictation to any course. The pa
per which can hc turned from its true
opinions by popular clamor, or by CON
siderations rs to The effect the expression
Of its opinions may have on its subscrip-
tion list, is either pitifully weak in abli.
ty or dcplorably corrupt in its morals.
We shall continue to advocate what we
believe 70 be right, and oppose what we
think wrong or injurious, whether the
majority be with or opposed TO us OH any
question. Our columns are open for the
expression oil the views of any reader
upon any public question that is under
discussion, but our opinions belong to
US. They cannot be changed or sup
pressed by mere differences of opinion.
Our honor and se!f,rcspcct forbid so
scrvilc an action on our part
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furman University.

The Trustees Of the Fnrman UNIVERSE
ty, 'reenvillc, net n tiis city yesterday.
and decided 10 reopen the Institution on
or before the first OF October. DIR. Charles
Manly, of Grcenville was unanimously
elected President, and provision was
made for employment of a full corps of
professors. with preparatory depart
ment. The Trustees further decided to
abolish the plan of free tuition, which
has been in operation for the past five
years, and hereafter moderate charges
will he made for tuition III the collegiate
and preparatory departments. DR.. Man
~ = energetic, capable ana popular, and
his acceptance of the position to which
he has beei elected will bcgct renewed
confluence among the people. by whom
he is greatly beloved wherever ho is
known. The prospects OF Furman Uni.
versity will brighten under his admins
tration, and the cause OF higher cduca
ton in the state Will be largely dovclop.
ed by this Increased prosperity OF the
University, which is under the patronage
OF the largest denomination in South
Carolina.- Columbia Rcgisser.
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A Fair Warninu

I HEREBY notify all pcrsons indebted
Il TO me tha, their Notes and Accounts
naHc been placed in the hands Of I,rkin
Newton; Trial Justice. for collection and
mat unless they are settled or satisfartorilv
arranged 10y The first Of October next. LEGAL
steps VIII nc taken To- enforce their payment.
c H. -; 'LAf TON, Equality. s. c.
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4 cooyi, C"h o. S,rc nroai should he
stopped: Neglect frequently results in an
Ic'"atlc L'ng Di*c,sc cr Consumption.
Br0wn's Bronchial Yroch,S 0cc certain 10 1ire
relief Il. -tsthnu:, HfodchIis, Coughs Cnturrh.
CbnSv'hptire and 1nr0nt UiSc0Sts. For thirty
yecrS the TrochcS have been recommended
!v physicians, and always give pcrlcc, sat
iSiaction. They are nol new or untricd. bat
having been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained weli-nlc.itc,i rank am lng the
few staple remedies nf the age PuJiic
>i''dkrrS ana Singers Use them 10 clear and
strengthen the I'oicc Sold NJ twenty five
cents Il box everywhere. l:j-iv
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

] llERERY notify the Teachers az p;;,.-
Il lie Schools Of Anderson Countv tbot
all School Reports and claims for SERVED,
must bc filed in this Office on or before the
10th instant or they will be rejected as I
am compelled to make my annual reuort
before the first OF October.
L. W. TODD, School Com.
Sent y 1881 a I'm
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School for Young Ladies.

MRS. G II. MJRRAT'S School for the
lSI cdu lion of young ladies will re-
open NJ ller residence III Anderson. on
Monday. the 9Th Of September. The course
Of instruction will embrace the English
branches Latin, French. Mathematics.
Music &c. 1t is important for scholars To
be present as near the beginning Of the
term aS possible. For terms. &c. address
or call upon the Principal
Aug Is iSNl u
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NOTICE.
iprFIcE or THE

b"tHn of C"rNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF ANDERSON County,
nrn,,,.,, September 6. 1881.
~ Office y hereby given ,hn; III. Hniid.
~ ins OF new Bridgc at S,oreyiIlc
across Rocky River, on the Beiton Road
VIII be let 10 the lowest responsible bidder
"' .ne 2ilh day OF September, a; two
\. c."vH J., IN. Specifications exhibited on
all bids is reserved. "''S vi
By order OF the Board.
!. r. BREAIEAIE
Cierk Board County Commissioners.
Sept x 1881 o
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y writer in the Grecnvillc .N,p., who
signs himself "Picdmcnt.' in view or
the fact thai rs the State cannot be rcdis.
strictcd in time for the next general cleo
ton, South Carolina is entitled to n Con-
gresham nj large. thinks that Greenvillo
should be entitled to some consideration.
ana recalls the tact that none Of her peo-
pie have held any position. either State or
Federal, since the war. He therefore
places in n0minatian the name nf Isaac
NJ Bryan. Esq II prominent member of
the Grccnville Bar. IA a suitable candi-
date for the place Of Congressman at
large.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given tha, The un.
dcrSignei, Administrator of Personal Is
tate OF Thomas {. Milford, deceased. will.
on, on me iith day OF October 1881, apply to
me Judge OF Probate for Anderson County
Tor Final settlement and discharge from,
said Administration
w. !. MILFORD, Admir-.
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CoLoEL.' kVKLrX. On "Wednesday
night OF last week. a. we are reliably in
formed. Il party OF disguised colorcd men
entered Il cabin on the farm of Santa
Mccullough, near Robbins for the pur-
pose of whipping the cplorcd occupants.
They caught and whipped ur,ncrcilully
Il cOlorcd woman and then started to
drag her brother from bed for the pur-
pose Of intlicting similar punishment.
Breaking loose from them the attacked
man secured an axe and succeeded in
killing one of his assailants An inquest
was held by Trial Justice dunbar on
Friday Int we have been unable to as
certain the finding of the jury or the
names any OF the parties. l. was evil
IDENTIFY the purpose Of the colorcd kuklux
TO convey the Impression that the out
rage had been pcrpetrated by white
mn. BarpueN E>oy,ic, September /.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAHOl.lNA
\NnEE-uN COl NT i

'9a,; ~ Coa,n,ou Pleas.
john Is. ,l;lIcr- Plaintiff. against pArcus
MA.c;. Ellen Illii. Elizabeth Pack ci al.
--tomilsm' frr |,r'iiipa a..
DH virtue ni dccrctal order 70 fne hi-
I'D r.ctcrl in the above stated ca>c by his
Honor J. Il Kcrshaw. Irc>id.n. Judge,
bearing Hat lie lltli March. Isl ! will
:cll at Anderson tourt House. >. g., on
SALEnAi IN OCTOBER next, the fol-
lowing described property, a The Real rs
tate Of Ahram thlicrs dcccasc'. to W.T.
ALI. THAT TRACT OF LAND
Situate in the County of Anderson. in The
State aforesaid. containing sevcilty-ilve
acres. more ur les, bounded by lands of the
estate OF Matthew l;ainbrell, Allen Merritt
SG>uu CliicrS and others.
TEENS oi SNlY-unrtliid east an! the
remainder on Il credit of twelve months.
with interest from day OF sale, 10 be secured
hy Il mortgage Of the premises. with leave
to anticipate payment Al any time PuE-
chaser e. pay extra for all necessary papers.
VI W. HUMPHREYS. Master.
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MUSIC.

MFRS. 4. y. PINkIND will resume her
Nl MUSE Lessons Monday next, the
10Th inst. Instruction given in Vocal and
instrumental Music-Iianu. Violin. Organ
and Guitar. 4 lesson on Musical Nota-
ton will br gwen once n week free To
her pupils.
Miss Antnncttc Pinkind will also teach
instrumental Music, and il desired will
attend pupils at their residence
REsirENcE--At Rev. Mr.. Stricklanis.
Atlvtst i5 1SSt :.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

FdNHE undersigned offers for sale aG}s
Il acres Of Land. with necessary i'm
rrovcmcnts on il, and adapted Ia Wheat,
oats. Corn. Cotton, &c. \ 3-horsc farm
opened; % acres in bottoms :: fine and
ncycr-iailinc orchard one quarter OF a
mile from 81 good school, and altogether 4
desirable farm and country residence.
For terms. &c. apply 10
II. j. TRlBHLE. Townyille. :.
sept lSSl :, 20
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On Saturday last while Master CLAY
Patc, aged nine years, was. with the help
oi ms little sister, Leila, six wears old.
mailing on the fence n ricket broken OH
by the high wind, "A vicious COW attacked
them. throwing down the little girl and
breaking both homes OF her lcit arm.
She would have been gorcd 10 death but
for the bravery of her boy BROTHER
BnTurrfl People.
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SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN

NTIS> ALlCE WHITE: assisted by Miss
WI MAGGIE EVANS. will open Il
Schoul f.. Children on MONDAY, SEPT.
9th in the ,chool-room occupied last scs-
sion by Mrs I.igon. Special attention given
tn wiring. Terms. Five Dollars per Scs-
sion of thirteen weeks.
August Is ISL a j.
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Tho Abbevillc Medium some two weeks
ago published as rumor that Col. Fish
er had given President I.atiner seventy
livc thousand dollars TO complete the
Savannah VALLEY Railroad to Chatta-
nooga. The -Nc,rs and Cou,,i,- tried to
ascertain the facts as to the rumor, and
found nothing to sustain it. There has
been no gift to the Savannah Valley
Railroad, and ne imagine our contcm-
porary, the Medium, was merely cndeav-
oring to draw out n statement of the
aims and purposes of the parties controll-
ing this enterprise. There may have
been great many rnmors, but the fact
is the Savannah Valley Railroad has n
good prospect of all early completion. BE.
yond this, nothing has been published,
and our friend cannot make any discov-
cry by the adroit system Of pumping he
has adopted. The only answer wc have
70 make to the publication in the Medium
Is, that we had never even heard of such
n rumor rs that published until we saw
it in the Jkiium.
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The Georgetown Tinl,S SAYS: ..Ifthe
Lien Law were repealed the mules and
horses of this county would die for the
want of feed. There have been forty
four liens recorded in the clerks Office
since las, f'cio'cr. These figures repre-
=
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Valuable Land for Sale.

hNE Hundred AID Sixty Acres cf Land
~ for sale iii Milton County. Georgia,
six miles FROM Air I.:;e r. r.. Oh Chattu-
hoor!cc River. ~ acres in Culiiyatiun-3O
acres Of good bottom. Term, $lA per acre :
one-thrd cash bu!aNvc on cnc and two
years time.
j. T. MOOHIIEAD.
Townvilc. ). &.
August i. 1851 q g
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The Report that tn" Blue Ri'ig" Road i I"
h.. {uiuuirtri Confirmed.

Di-nEA,k kFtI tuHnv'I We are cred
itablv informed that {. most di>graceiul
scene occurred last sunday al a colorch
camp ,unctlng near stephens chapel,
abru tnc mile, Yves. ut Spartanbury.
lii>hor I.onaN WAS present ana mahc two
attempts To preach but WAS prevented by
loud talking anl bui,tcruu> conduct OF 4
number OF di>oricrly culurcd men in the
congregation. y heavy ram commenced
TO iall and the meeting was adjourned to
the church. y rush MAS inahc, and in
crow,ling through the doorway a fight
began ami then the scene ara language
inside and outside the building was truly
uisyraccfu. There was 10 chance for the
women and children within the church
To escape. and they were III great danger.
At length some OF the Notwithstanding
was ripped OF by parties on the outside
and the pcaccablc persons inside made
their escape. We are told there W ~
much blood split, hu, no lives lost.
Bishop I.omaA concluded that it would
lie useless TO Try 10 preach 10 >;ch Il dis
orderly congregation and broke up the
meeting i.1in, 1in,.', Sr.i. =.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN Al persons having cl.m> against the
Estate Of VIM. III. Stone, deceased. are here
by notified to present them. properly attcs-
ted, To the undersigned within the time re-
quired by Law or they will he barred. An
persons indebted to said Estate are rcarcst
td 10 sett'e with the undersigned OF once
John WILSON. EXT
Sent IsSi q a.. -
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VNST.ATI: NOTICE:

NSTATE NOTICE.
i All persons havin. claims again>, the
Estate Of Mrs. Elvra Waters are hereby
notified to present them. properly proven
to the undersigned within the time pre-.
scribed by law
i /. NJ WATERS. Ex'r.
Sent 4 1851 q
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Norwood High School and CoIIeSe

Norwood. Nelson County. Virginia.
Il. II. WILLIS Jr UNIV. OF Va.l, p;rs,,
l.. Is. WHARTuN, Univ. Of Na.l. ID. H.,
Opens Sept. 2ist. 1881, with full corps d =
structors. Location especially healthy. Chkys
ate water Complete courses OF study In al
partmcnts. Thorough preparation for Cn'e'Ig
"f Virginia and other higher institutions. Bts
AID tuition from 5000 TO s2G0 per annual 'sss
Apply to Principals for catalogue. -
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The Engineer corps are still at work
in the re-survey of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road. We have been unable to learn
anything definite a. to the intentions Of
the Clyde Syndicate, which owns the
road, hut ne hope ;ho prospect for its
completion is good. The Clydea own a
continuous line OF road from Charleston
to Emory Gap on the Cincinnati South
ern road, which would be completed and
in running order by the building of the
Blue Ridge, in addition to the link they
are under necessity OF building, by the
terms of their purchase, from Knoxville
to Emory Gap. The Building of The
Blue Ridge would give them the short
est through line from Cincinnati TO
Charleston and tie Atlantic Ocean. It's
completion would develop magnificent
property and tend greatly 40 build up
the whole State. No ,reatcr blessing
could come TO lis in Il Z railroad line
than the completion Of the ol:l n:"c
Ridge.
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FOR SALE.
TO RENT

A TWO HORSE FARM. OH Wilson'S
~ Greek. Mostly bottom. in a high
state Of cultivation. Parties wishing to
rent Will apply To
]. S. beatty.
Stony Point, :. G..
Sept ;. ls>l .
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~ p ncoiay Nu Uoru ANIL (hihirra, age, uaJ co,
up.y or tDtou .ntr od Guano account '-A
y4,r w cali forward and nav
Y
debts
10 lmust.
ianl pay : N
vcrya
XII ur aris selling ot,on "iE
Ntroh
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The Ciydes have 'gobbled up the
Virginia Midland Railroad, and left all
of us who were expecting another grca,
through route from the North to the
Southwest out in the cold The Clydes
are fast cutting off all possible lines
which may hereafter become competi-
tive.
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TIL pAAyu.IK SYNDICATE.
1,.- ,-,,uhcd Purchase "f 'i' Ni'Si"'"
>lIiIard Completed

s:,i ii,,,1,,t "a Ntf tptrit..
Rlil;uo>p. september !
Intelligence has hcrn received mere
that the sale Of he Nireini, Midiand was
to-dsv ctIectc,. j.. \ow York ~" put-
,.,ascfs !rin. ;!:" iArnm9ni ani l.t''
v:ll" Ealroli. Ev:".iAii"n- -. "
.al.. llyn iicsn pending ior ~" "eeh>
aud were conducted with piea' secrecy.
rn,lav - u't.in"k a ir.'h'c trloSE'Hi
MAS receive! ,lulu N"N ! tx >,alirS ilia'
No .,,. rnh ii>t brru nIai". cen. Nl'
Logan. rru>iio:tt e t.ic :'InI ~"
Railroad. and III. a;ncr ic."ii'.- 'hci!psi>
ui The syndicate Az NOW III Nc% "rA'
COL. r. " 4. Tdlc"it. the icre'a' Mala-
ppr,,f th, nioi,,nc.r' rud i'a",'li" HAll-
rad hero. mAi.c> IN" !'il"Wiils s'"'c''i'"'
~ li.r matter:
Ihe Ba!tiinuro alrl OHIO Rai!ioad C"in.
many which owns ~ ccr.r)il'ng iuts'r-l
IN lie virginia Midland Railroad. has
sold lis Virsin. Midland stock - Il syn
dicate AZ the head "i winch J, MI Johi
: Barbour. the Pre- >idcnt II TIE hoad.
Mr. ;albour- 49, .,.i..:, ar. lnrtic, WHO
are largely interested III lie Richmond
End Dan, ,ilr ~vrdiritr and i,'- believed
liza, is reason ~ this co:n.npn owner
ship IN the tWu lr"l"itir. more ilhrillf'
NOUS relations between them wi.! mere
alter exist, and that IA" interest @: BON
will he promoted .\h"u, three year
agu the pcnn>vlvAilit company Gafc up
il, interest south ui Iii" Potomac 10y sell
inr il, s,oc. in ,i.. lirhmon.i ard Dan
willie l." a PARTY 81 g'n;i'ln"l Interested
in lie wcl!trr ui i.rtii!ri!, and nov
comes tho Baltimore an. ono giving up
lis ini,r..-, south AZ tn Potomac. II i
understood that lii" r.,al ! an in'rp"n-
dent property. and ipr III" present u"
material changes viii t'@ mae"
The Report tina, tn. Blue kidg" Road i 4"
...l .aI,fI
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
,"se or Sunstroke at ryler-Youus
nhad deposited In Streams in
'he Sta'e-New Telegraph line
tobe Built From Hender-
son 10 San Augustine.
Warm Weather In
the state-CrOp
Prospects.
Fort Worth.


Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, June l7,-Thls afternoon Chris
klh ieman put T. n Highnote, a deputv
she'ih rom Corscana, ont of his saloon on ac-
count ora dispute. Not long after Highnote
isturned and informed Rlnt.eman
,nst no had come to kill him. Chr,s
Jumped Tor him aud held him Inv
MN @ arms, While his brother.in law. Charl q
ni'er 10 * Highnote's six. shooter AWAY. In
ihe struggle Chii REQ ived an ugly cut on
.e e nose and Highuote blow on
the head with six.shooter
nlper ana Hlghn te then got out ON Main
street, when the latter stabbed UiIier dva
tlmrs, once In The left brea I below tho hesrt
ana four times IA the bacs'
H. will die. After the c,tti |.
hiiler and ntlemau followed Hishno q two
! CAS-, n % Ing at him all the way, He VIVA
then Caught and lodged iu jail. There ia son,s
Ia OF lynching II ghante bat it IA nor liLeiv
That anv tronnle of ne kind will oc mr.
Inc rem "ins OF Fr0nk Burus, the epgiueer
VINO was killed In the wreck Mt Rajrj
th's morning were brought In t,.niyht m,
train No. 2, but was delayed some bours ia
i'l De huir ried tO.mor ow morning. Uis
brother W rks In he T.. ana p. sbops hsre
Inc eat Meslem oil company have made
arrangements to erect q tank here near tha
depot. "s"' 'ne
"A wood hewkar named j. II. Cleary. who
Wasstnpping with his wife and child at the O
N, wago" yard, scot bis wife up town and
Then skipped Ut with the child, He left :
note for his wife, ~ ing. he did not care to live
with Ler longer,
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LATEST Ne W IrEns.

.Aoooriiugto TO the fash,on correspondent Of
tn Cincinnati Enquirer there ID no danger
OF the revival of the hsopa kirt monstroslSy.
There are at the present time nine persons
In he New York Tombs awaiting trial for
murder. This 10 IN unusually large number.
A statement Of the com ptrollsr Of Maryland
lust printed, shows that the stao owes Nl.-
3l7 ,ces 10, With Assets OF q, 500, ,8SA 10.
There have been l, 1lo hulldings started dur.
Ing the present year Ia New Yo X, the uggre-
gate cost OF which will DO els,ooo0oo.
The officials OF the New York Central and
Erie foads prouourcs ths rumors OF ,ho late
rate war between their roads false.
Sever 4 thousand federal troops are being
concentrated In nor,hcn NJ xlco 10 protect rail-.
road projects tfcm Indians.
| When the star r0u'c rascals come 10 trial
the Washington Post wants ex-prosidsnt
Hayes subpWnued ~ u witness, ~ : a
| There is talk OF founding German uuiver.
atty VI NJ lwnukec, Wiscontin, and of raisiug
~ OK, ,O0' for the prt jpct.
| Tho suggestion 10 made thst 70 would
not be a, bad thing II We had q whsls;cabinst 81
The strlio Of the stsansbip nrsmsu in new
Wise trs1ac. r " :
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The President FOruinst tho NiHhouc
Crowd,

Washington, juno n 1.-The executive com.
miitee Of the Vhg,nis republican associs stlon,
headed by General wilkham and Representa-
tive. Dseudorf and Jorgensen, had q long in-
Fvi'w with tho president this afternoon
tho political situation In that state, with a
ow. OF securing his support for the regular
kepabllcaa organ iSatlon. In reply TO the
etatament by ereral Wilkham on the OBJ
?oct OF the delegation, the prcside,t is report
I'd TO have said that ho was positi-
vely aud emph Atically opposed TO
Any party or people whose belief would mill.
Mtc agaiust tho public faith and credit. He
went on To esy that II was for them, the rerub.
.lcans Of Virrinia, nv not being n resident cf
unet state, nnd therefore. did not understand
uesc things as they did, to decide
Mhether this movement was Of the character
,,allca,ed, that Ia whether the read j,ster,s
mo emant wss in attained with the rcpubli.
cars or not. Ifit were, they ought not 10 An q.
poft Il IL q further convention tho presl
uctt ls r.rrerented as saying that no one
y atnh.rlscd to promise appointments for
IN, n or threat removal, that In making np.
poiutments " offices at ali times he propose